Carpenter . those specially employed to in-culcate and uphold theories, methods andmeaus that establish only the enslavement wehave hereinbefore pointed out. If the National Association of Manufac-turers, or any of its members or auxiliariesor co-workers, can point us to the fact thatnone of them either fosters or encouragesother than this narrow class of institutions,we shall be ready to believe that they are,in this respect, worthy of public regard. Our distinguished friend and fellow citi-zen and all labor and the public is invited toread this article, as all will find our personaland indus
Carpenter . those specially employed to in-culcate and uphold theories, methods andmeaus that establish only the enslavement wehave hereinbefore pointed out. If the National Association of Manufac-turers, or any of its members or auxiliariesor co-workers, can point us to the fact thatnone of them either fosters or encouragesother than this narrow class of institutions,we shall be ready to believe that they are,in this respect, worthy of public regard. Our distinguished friend and fellow citi-zen and all labor and the public is invited toread this article, as all will find our personaland industrial position on the great questionof industrial education. Booming Union Man for Governor. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. —L. W. Quick,secretary treasurer of the Order of Rail-road Telegraphers, is being boomed for thenomination for governor of the state ofMissouri. Mr. Quick is one of the activetrade unionists of the country and welland favorably known. He is now the citytreasurer of St. Louis. THE CARPENTER. LEARN TO LABOR AND TO WAIT (By H. B. Moyer.)N looking over a pile of old magazines recently Iran across a comic pic-ture of two birds whobad made their home inthe center of a hugearchery target aroundwhich numerous arrowswere flying. Papa Birdwas remarking to that the locationof their homes was ap-parently about the safest in the neighbor-hood. At first glance there is little that is prac-tical in such a picture; it appears exagger-ated and unreal. But it isnt. If one wereto label that target Perfection, namethe two bir^s Chagrin and Disappoint-ment, and the archers Mankind, hewould be presenting a scene that, figurativelyspeaking, is taking place every moment ofthe day. It is certainly a fact that morepeople shoot at Perfection than hit it, andChagrin and Disappointment are generallyright there to laugh at their bad marks-manship. The reason most people are bad marksmenis because they arent willing to spend afair amount of time and energy in is decided
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