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LINCOLN, NEBR.
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HIGHGRADE
FOOTWEAR
1 107 O Street
Lincoln. Nebraska
LABOR DAT IS FOB YOU.
The question of a Labor Day celebration
appeals to every side of the man who toils.
The first object in view in the setting aside
of a day that should be called "Labor Day"
was that the workinsrmen of this country
would have a day which they could call
their very own in a most particular sense.
It was intended that he should, with his
family and friends, gather with his fellows
and their families and friends and forget
for the moment the trials of his daily exis
tence. The enjoyment of the occasion was
to take the form of celebrations of this
sort at some suitable and accessible place.
On the other hand. Labor Day was set
aside that some recognition would be given
to the great work which the laborer per
forms for his city, his country and himself.
Every other great act of history and of our
times is fittingly commemorated by a holi
day of some sort, and it was recognized
that the great and glorious task of daily
toil should not go by unnoticed.
The state took this much notice of the
fact that labor really existed and set
aside this day as desired by the organized
workers. On our own behalf we should
at least do as much.
There is no reason why all organized
workingmen should not get together on
this particular day and take account of
their standing. It will be found, we are
sure, that there is plenty to do at this
time in the way of keeping alive the or
ganizations of which they are members.
Especially is this true of the larger and
more powerful unions. The bigger they
are the more attention they attract' and the
more satisfaction there would be to smash
them.
Employers are not overlooking a bet
along this line, and if any union, no mat
ter how powerful, believes that any employ
er or set of employers is going to allow
them to exist out of some philanthropic
or economical motive, they are doomed to
wake up some fine morning and discover
that they are beseiged by some powerful
combination of employers.
There are fair employers as well as un
fair ones, but the latter greatly predom
inate, and the old story about the leaven
in the bread still holds good. This brings
us to the really pertinent significance of
the day.
If we should celebrate, we should also be
united in the celebration. Why should this
or that organization stand aloof in this
matter Is it not the concern of all, for
the moment any union, however independ
ent it may have been, finds itself in trouble,
the first and instinctive act is to appeal to
the brother unionists they have heretofore
disregarded.
This is the lesson of Labor Day. Do not
get together only when your selfish inter
est is involved, but stay together at all
times and do your share in helping the
ones to whom you yourself will appeal if
you get . into trouble. If we can learn this
lesson. Labor Day will have attained its
end and will justify its existence. Balti
more Leader.
Elliott Bros.
TAILORS
142 South 12th St.
Lincoln, Ncbr.
Auto Phone 1047 Bell Phone 4?
NEBRASKA SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS
Formerly Brown's Business College
1519 0 Street
LINCOLN
Why Yob should attend Business School
This is an age of specialists and yon
can not secure a good position in the
business world without preparatiin. If
you were to go to a business man to apply
for a position and he should ask yon what
you could do, what would be your
answer? Would not a course in our
school give you a good answer?
Why yon should attend school in Liacoli
Lincoln employs hundreds of book
keepers and stenographers yearly, and
you are here ready to secure your choice
of positions. The demand exceeds the
supply. This is a city of schools and
culture. Lincoln is one of the few large
cities free from saloons.
Why yon should attend this school
We have splendid equipment and ex
perienced and successful teachers. Our
courses offer you a complete training
for business. Our graduates are holding
splendid positions. Ton may soon be
holding a good paying position, if you
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wanting he1r call upon us for they know
that cur graduates are competent. Our
tuition- is as low as consistent with the
high grade of the school
Will you be among those who are get
ting ready for good positions this year?
School day and night.
Send for our beautiful catalogue free.
Fall term ope as September 1st. Xight
School opens October 4th.
W. M. BRYANT, Presidat
GREAT WESTERN
ACCIDENT
ASSOCIATION
Des Moines, Iowa. -
Gentlemen: At a regular meeting of
Des Moines Typographical Union No. 118.
held June 27, 1909. the following resolu
tion was adopted:
Whereas, We are reliably informed that
the Great Western Accident Association
of Des Moines. Iowa, on April 1. 1909.
adopted the use of the Union Label o
their printed matter, including their
monthly raper. The Oak Leaf." their
insurance policies, calendars and adver
tising literature, and was the first insur
ance company in the United States to
take such action: and whereas said ac
tion affects the members of our craft to
the extent of from J5.000 to $10,000 per
annum, and will in due course of time
force their competitors to do likewise;
therefore, be it resolved that we recog
nize the said company as the "pioneer
company to adopt the Union Label and
for that reason we win not only give
them cur patronage when taking accident
insurance ourselves, but will urge all
union men to do likewise; and be it fur
ther resolved that a copy of these reso
lutions be spread upon the minutes of
our regular meeting, June 27. 1909, and
a copy be sent to the President of the
Great Western Accident Association.
Attest: W. D. FERREE.
Secy. Typographical Union Xo. 113.
J. R. CARROTHERS, Ageaf
ROOM 219, FUNKE BLDG.
Bell 1895; Auto 4758
LINCOLN, NEB.