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Junction City Republic: Because 3 6REAT WORK OF THE G0LLE6E. THE LATEST STRIKE. Hutchinson is nearer the north pole THE NATIONALIST The strike of the telegraphers of the than "Wichita is given as the reason that ice is thirty cents a hundred in Once Extension of the Institute Idea. Corn Contests a Success. eon A li country is the latest movement to get more rav for less work.

The strike ESTABLISHED IN 1870. me Hutchinson and forty cents in Wich was caused by the alleged favoritism PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY. ita. Possibly it is the other way shown by the Los Angeles local man Wichita being nearer 1 than Recognizing the great work of the K. S.

A. C. in its extension of the Farmers' Institute ideas and the de N. W. HUSTON, Editor.

agement, which refused to discharge one of their expert women employes Hutchinson. velopment of the boys' corn growing uDon the demand of the men. From Entered at the postoffice at Manhattan. Kan. contests, the Kansas City Journal says: Things are "looking again in as second clare mail matter.

such a fool beginning, the telegraph "While the Kansas State Agricultur the south, (rou. Vardaman and John al College has been making remark era in, one city after another have Sq Willi ams of Mississi ppi ran for FF1CIAL TAPER OF MANHATTAN CITY BEPUBLICAN FAFEK OF F.ILEY COUNTY struck, until now the whole cited Senator and lne election was so close able advances in the last ten years in all its usual departments, probably and not so long ago, July and August were dull and sleepy months around a Clothing store. Things have changed. These times, full of briskness, have converted these dull months into a season of activity. Our Clearance Sale States is involved, government busi- tnat feoth are uabbing over it and the most interesting movement to the ness interfered with, and even news- accusinff each others SUpp0rters of general public is its extension work $1 30 the education of the old and young in papers are threatened with having stealing votes and ballot their news service discontinued.

rivor in ArHnu: th Priirnr SUBSCRIPTION PRICE One jear CASH discootIratk ne year in advance Hz months Three months their own homes. Although 2,000 peo fl 00 50 25 It may be remembered that Los othe Helena World was assassinated, ple attended its regular sessions at Manhattan, nearly 50,000 others have Angeles was the cause once before because exposed the rottenness of been in rather close personal touch wide-spread trouble with the Inter- the pojce department, and an ex- If that $29,000,000 fine of the Stand with the college workers the past year. national Typograpical Union. The poiiceman bas been arrested for doing ard Oil Co. will put a stop to hiring For nearly forty years the college any more of those crazy freak profess Los Angeles Times refused to be die- the djrty work Down in Georgia, af-tatedtoby the printers' union, and ter a fierce contest, the legislature has has been holding farmers' institutes in Kansas, but sending its speakers ors at the Chicago Uuiversity, it will be doing some good, after all.

organized labor co-operated with the decared for prohibition, and Gov. Los Angeles union in boycotting the oke Smjth dare yet0 lhe bm only on invitation. Two years ago the regents began the experiment of Arkansas reports the discovery of a organizing all the counties of the state Times, harassing their advertisers, Alabania the state courts are in and holding meetings in every county doing everything in their power to ruin I leadlock with tue federai courtSt be- seat and also in many, towns. the Times. For a couple of years the is the power behind the throne at this writing.

We are offering great inducements in all the departments of our store, and there is "something doino-" here continually. Men's, Boys' and Children's wearables are all being forced out of our store. Our Reduced Prices Do It. We're getting readv for a new season, that's all there is to it. cause the Southern Pacific railroad Since October, 1906, eighty-nine of struggle went on, and every typo- Mets jn violation of the 2jc the 105 counties have have had farm realdiamoni field in the southwestern part of the state.

Can any good thing come out of Arkansas? We will await with interest the development of the diamond field, or the discovery that it was salted. graphical union in the United States fare In North Carolina a similar ers' institutes organized, most of them with an active membership, constitu- had to pay assessments into the treas- deadlock exists, and the people are ion and by-laws, officers and fees ury to help "'fight the Los Angeles and have held one or more meetings. abusing the federal courts for trying to usurp the functions of the state Times." The need of a more general awak Lincoln Republican: If J. R. Burt The International contended that ning on certain agricultural lines on could forget the past together with courts.

Over in Texas great excitement has been caused by the dis they were fighting for a "principle. brought about the railroad agricultur tripiM-eat wronir Cr) which was done The alleged ''principle" was simply covery of Chinamen being smuggled e- 1 him, he undoubtedly would become a preat and useful citizen. He has the that the management of the Los An- into El Paso from the Mexican border Come and see what's doing. al meetings. "Corn," "Wheat," and "Alfalfa" trains, enabling the college to bring certain questions to thousands of farmers in a short time and at the right time.

Altogether the Kansas Agricultural geles Times had no business to boss everything, business ap pears to be picking up in our southern their own business. Tens of thousands of printers in the whole country, who didn't care three whoops about summer resorts. ability, but he has soured on humanity and his mania for trying to pnll down other men will prevent his accomplishment of anything until he changes his method. what the Los Angeles Times did, were SEED WHEAT IN KANSAS. college men have spoken since October, 1906.

on "corn" and "wheat" in institutes or from a train to the farmers of 102 counties of Kansas, missing on S. ELL OT. compelled to contribute money from their weekly watres to ''tight the Prof. TenEyck Says Kansas Can Times." It was the height of folly, Raise Its Own Seed Wheat. ly the counties of Finney acd Cheyenne.

They have spoken to nearly, if not quite, 1,000,000 people, not counting children. The board of regents have also been and did more to damage the prestige nf tlm TV nh The government is now sending out 10-dollar yellowbacks. They look very much like the 20-dollar yellows, but are only intended to make us believe we have twice as much money as we really possess. The new tens are prettier than the old ones, but don't buy any more at the butcher's. nion man anything tney ever am.

-ust wheat can be row in interested in reaching the young peo But that's the way with unions any other country when the best pro- EHDIDS iflSV-l ple. Last year a boys' corn growing contest was authorized and nearly nowadays. Instead of being content- ducing varieties have been secured." 000 boys were enlisted in th move ment. Contests were held in forty Friction Prevents Wear: I'll 1 III jl gaLllZillJ, a jjiuici. uiv cryj- i I A.

M. TenEyck of the chair of agron v.vlj omy at the Agricultural College makes nine counties and an aggregate of ery where become aggressive, iney ia circuiar xo. 11 on "Seed Wheat." nearly $3,000 in prizes was distribut BETTER GREASE RELIABLE CllI DEALERS insist upon dictating to employers, just issued and haggle over a hundred exasperat- Prof. TenEyck saysjthat there is ed. Then the winners in the county contests are eligible to enter the state contest at the agricultural college in in ints nfrtiffprpnrP that.

arP nnnft Mtle object in sending away for seed I wheat of the same varieties alreadv December. This year fif ty-Sve coun being grown here. By careful breed' ties have boys' corn contests with S. S. Smith, of Abilene, has announced himself as a candidate for Congress against says be favors immediate doctoring of the tariff.

It looks like pretty hot weather for anybody to run for Congress, but if some of these fellows like the exercise they will only work themselves into a sweat, while the rest of the people will fan themselves in the shade. go on a strike, iney organize dojcous, iag and selection he says it has been about 5,000 boys and fifty of these counties will send their prize winners abuse others who want to work in I shown at the Kansas experiment stat- tliPir nlnrps nil and Maim ripstrov ion that the varieties received from to the state farmers' institute Decern ber 26, for a nine-day property, and make asses of them selves in general. Mrs. Theodore Weichelbaum and Russia may be improved by growing the wheat at this station, for several years. Prof.

TenEyck calls attention to the legislative provision, last winter, The forces of organized labor may little niece of New York, visited Fri imagine that they are stronger nowa day with Carl Engel and family. But they were I fr tne importation of seed wheat days than ever before. SOLO BEST BEFORE lyACjj 5 i GRSELL "ROUGH B1DER" -TRIAL AS1C PROVES IT YOUR DEALER The weakness I rom Russia and from Alberta, Cana never so weak as now. PERFECTION is in their own ranks. Thousands of da.

On this Prof, lentyck says: "These investigations may give val- WICKAEte oil stove their own members, like the tele- uable results. However, it is not like- graphers, do not want to strike. Men ly that any seed wheat will be im-are naturally peaceful. It requires ported from either Russia or Alberta, The Oklahoma State Tribune says: Uartlesville announces with some pride that the death of Robert Mc-Gee, a negro at that place, last week, was something of an event, as it was the first instance in which a negro had died a natural death at that place. There have Wen a good many negroes died there, but it was other than a i.tur.:.

process. It was only a short time ago that negroes were not allowed to either live or die in ANTI-TRUST for seeding this fall. It seems advis- bullyragging leaders to stir them to mm wrath. The time is rapidly coming GREAT WESTERN OIL REFINING CO. ERIE, KANSAS when unions will either be legislated able to secure samples of wheat from these countries and test the wheat on a small scale to prove its value for growing in this State, before making large importations for general seed out of existence, because of their follies, or they will be compelled to de liver up their leaders to jail when ing.

If by these preliminary trials it is shown that the imported seed of cer iT try violence is resorted to or property tain Russian varieties are superior in yielding and milling qualities to our rights ignored. That would quickly The Nationalist Want Ads BRING RESULTS. put a stop to illegal methods of the home-grown seed wheat of the best unions. Lvery man has a right to quit working if he wants to, but he producing varieties, then the plan is to import such wheat in large quantities for seeding in this State." He mentions the fact that the mat SAFE COSVEViEVT ECONOMICAL If yonr deader ccs ta.v:.i: It. vr.tt to has no right whatever to prevent others from working.

It remains to be THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY ter of wheat improvement has been under way for many years in Kansas, seen whether organized labor will United States tes learn this lesson before or after they ana inal tne govern- Advertising agencies which make the Nationalist oilers of double the regular rates of advertising, provided we will publish some of their advertisements for cures of disgraceful diseases, are wasting their time. Other papers accept such abominable ads, as we observe by their columns, but not the Nationalist. We are justly proud of our line of clean, respectable advertising, and none other will be ndiiiitUd at any price. A newspaper is in a bad row vf stumps when it must fill its pagt-s with ads that would make the Police Gazette blush for shame. are put out of business.

luc uy- uuuumg oi me varieties, inese Kinos UNDER Lawrence Journal: It is reported have been given tests at Manhattan, the Ft. Hays experiment station, and from the McPherson Co-operative Government Experiment Station. that bloodhounds are going to be discarded in "Uncle Tom's Cabin." The next thing we know someone will stand on the edge of the ice and throw Teddy bears at Eliza. Art is not what S. I Childs went to Topeka Satur FURNACE day for a visit with his daughter, Mrs Carrol.

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