THE STATE FEDERATION.
Meets in Havelock January 3 and
4 to Look After Business.
The Nebraska State Federation
of Labor will meet in Havelock on
January 3 and 4 and a large and
enthusiastic meeting is predicted
by those interested in Federation
affairs. " Secretary Frank Hart has
been corresponding with the locals
throughout the state and finds
that the interest is very keen.
The Federation meets coinci
dent with the convening of the
legislature, and if the plans of
those who organized the body are
carried out the legislature will be
besieged by a labor lobby intent
on getting some legislation worth
while for the wage earners of the
state. President Coffey has been
in a hospital ai "t. Louis for the
past three wee.s and has been
unable to take an active part in
working up interest in the con
vention, but this matter has been
well attended to by other officials.
A meeting of unionists in Lin
coln and Havelock will be held
shortly to look after the local ar
rangements. It is feared that the
hotel accommodations at Have
lock will be too small, but the del
egates will be amply provided for
without inconvenience to them.
COFFEY MUCH BETTER.
Lincoln Delegate to St. Louis Im
proving Rapidly.
A private letter from Frank M.
Coffey, who represented the Lin
coln Central Labor Union at the
St. Louis convention, conveys the
pleasing information that he is
rapidly improving. Mr. Coffey
expects to be able to return to
Lincoln the latter part of this
week or the first of next.
Several months ago he under
went a surgical operation to cure
an injured leg, and while in the
hospital he caught cold. He went
to St. Louis before he was really
able to travel, and while there
suffered a relapse.
As soon as his illness developed
Mr. Coffey was taken to the
American hospital, where his
wants have been attended to un
der the supervision of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor.
UNION LABEL SHOW.
Boot and Shoemakers at the Oli
ver on January 13.
Lincoln unionists have lively
and pleasant recollections of the
moving picture and label show put
on at the Auditorium a couple of
vears asro under the supervision
of the Poot and Shoe Workers
International Union. They will
be delighted to learn that the same
organization has billed its splen
did attraction in Lincoln again
The date is January 13, and the
show will be held at the Oliver
theater.
In addition to showing the la
bels of the different trades unions.,
moving pictures of factory scenes,
street scenes, illustrated songs
and views of home and foreign
scenes, an interesting lecture de
scriptive of the pictures will be
delivered by Collis Lovely, vice
president and general organizer ! J
of the Koot and Shoe orkers
Union. Taken as a whole . the
evening's entertainment will be
far more pleasurable than any of
the picture shows of the
in addition will be helpful in many
ways. There will be no charge
for admission, although admission
will be bv ticket. Children under
15 will not be admitted unless ac
companied by their parents, and
small children may not occupy
chairs if there are adults standing.
The show is for the purchasers of
commodities, not merely for the
entertainment of children. Par
ents will please bear this fact in
mind. Tell all your friends about
this splendid free attraction and
invite them to come.
THE MACHINISTS.
Havelock and Lincoln Will Each
Have a Local.
The Lincoln and Havelock
branch of the International asso
ciation of .Machinists held a
meeting Sunday afternoon in
Lancaster hall in Havelock for
the purpose of dividing the or
ganization into its two parts, the
Havelock and the Lincoln. F.
Eklund, business agent of the or-
crease of 5 per cent in the salary
of clerks receiving $100 a month
and up who have not received in
creases within the last twelve
months.
der west of Chicago, presided.
Two men from Lincoln and two
from Havelock were appointed
a committee with power to choose
another member for the purpose
of drawing up the readjustment
articles. The Havelock organi
zation will take out a new char
ter, the Lincoln branch having
been the original. Now the shop
town membership has grown so
much that the combined body is
unwieldly. Immediately after the
Sunday meeting the Havelock
branch elected the following of
ficers: J. A. Malstead, president;
J. R. Greenwood, financial secre
tary; J. R. Slessher, ercording
secretary. W. R. Greenwood was
appointed the official delegate to
the State federation, which meets
in Havelock in January.
A Splendid Record.
The record of the Farmers &
Merchants Insurance Co. is a
record to be proud of. It is a Ne
braska concern, maintaining its
home offices in Lincoln, and aid
ing in the upbuilding of the city
and state. It is offering the best
of protection against fire and tor
nado. It is constantly advertis
ing Nebraska abroad, and is help
ing to build stronger and better
the business of the common
wealth. Nebraskans should car
rv their insurance in Nebraska
companies.
Progress.
Each vear the millinery show
Makes life seem somwhat sun
nier,
The hats can be no longer so
They try to make them funnier.
New York Telegram.
Start the Children Right
By inculcating habits of thrift A savings bank
account is the best lesson. Deposit a small sum
with us in the name of the son or daughter, give
him ot her the pass book, then urge the deposit
of all pennies and dimes instead of spending
them for candy. Explain what they gain by the
4 per cent interest we pay. Nothing better in
the way of a Christmas gift could be given the
boy or girl than the nucleus of a savings bank
account
AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
132 NORTH 11TH ST.
Once Tried Always Used
Ltttle Hatchet Flour
Made from Select Nebraska Hard Wheat
WILBER AND DeWITT MILLS
RYE FLOUR A SPECIALTY
145 So. 9th St, LINCOLN, NEB.
TELEPHONE US
BeD Phone 200; Auto. 1459
COMMERCIAL STEREOTYPING
Mounting and Mortising on Wood or Metal Borders.
Duplicate Half-Tones and Line Cuts, Tint Clocks.
All Work Guaranteed to be First Class
B. E. LARGE
Entrance, Side Door, Down Stairs,
1118 M St.
You might as well have a
WARM ROOM
You have often found your room cold.
Your den chilly during the day.
The living room very uncomfortabe, regard
less of the fire in the furnace.
Get one of our
GAS HEATERS
Handy Ornamental Clean Removable from
room to room
You can adjust the amount of heat needed.
Have our Representative -call on you -with
catalogue.
Lincoln Gas and Electric light Co.
