Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-21

ANA labor ngitatofs have denounced
even this, and made the contrast be-
tween the condition Of the laboror and
the Employer, which was at least
unfair it not uugcneroug Tor more
than tho amount transferred by
the laborer could have been lost
every week Ia tho search Tor
uncertain opportunity Of employment.
To meet ia compromise such obiectors,
pfoht'aharlng was introduced, which
did well IN prosperous times, when
here was ready demand for That which
was manufactured; but In times Of de-
preston, when goods were unsold and
the mills idle, and capital became nom
producing, the owners thereof had "
bear the entire burihon. L3ss.shar.
ing-rqlnny just, was as dis,as,eiul
as imposaible to the lnborer, although
the rcsuli8 Of that labor vas piled up in
warehouses around tho globo aui sui.
ieting continuous depreciation. ANA
20 Tie likely this controversy Will bu
continued until capital unused ox-
hausia itsull and lator pegs Tor bread.
There viii como ns a consequences in
part n GRIT toward agriculture, with iis
assurance OF liyiug II not Of uccumu.
lation, and those who engage therein
viii learn 10 bs as orderly, a. ays1cm'
attic, a. woll.iniormud, 90 BE-
tho producer Of colton.clolh,
carpets, iron, sugar anu the multi.
iarlous products Of creative Industry;
ns we'll as 70 those VINO are engaged
In tbs dialributive field, such as mef.
chanis, dealers aud middlcmeu Of
ovcry name and nature. For Il l.
quite as essential from business stand
point that the farmer should know
what his produola or goods cost, ~ II
is that tho grocer tho makor o.
crockcry, the producer Of iron or sugar
should know what his product cost;
aud ho should know whether la tho
marketing thurcof ne secures a lcglti-
mate rtoui, OF suffers small or greater
loss. IhOio men are few who engage
many enterprise from pure phllaulhro'
| py. Every one almoi, asks as an indi'
viiual ami oven Ia "a corporate capac.
ily-wlll the enterprise pay? IL 10 a
good permanent invcsfmsni2 Or IL u
purely speculative aud trans cot AZ
Owg All business mon and organic.
Hons make contnulu, or periodical in.
| qu.ry into their AFFAIR." They make a
balance sheet; they know thclr PROD
OF loai; thgy declare q dividend or hav,
TO retrenoh; aud 90 important Is thii
that 10 may be deemed universal.
Bot how 10 1t among our hrmeu?
Where b. tue man who can toll whaU
any Of his products cost? HIS whoa
. per buHhcl, his potatoes, his cali, or %,
B poultry, csgs and buiteras manipulate,
by the aiding wife? SHOULD not maj
In this important, nay fundamental
q branch Of business know us wgll o. thl
. factory owner tho maker u harnuss
. tho creator Of ogoom,2 Should lac no
r tal,o account OF the hours spent In tn
raising Of wheat, tomatoes, beets, a
b docs the carpenter or the man who sole
o your shoes, or makes your a,oveplpe, d
j. digs your garden? Should not ID,
1 farmer estimate his capital invested It
% land, In water, 10 implements, IN hire
{ help, In personal labor or sup0ryisioui
! Should he sell AZ random? should h,
2 ana his nelghbora compete with eacl
! other, or allow doaltB-buycrs, TO pa
@ their price upon biz produce any NOR,
e than the producer Of cloth or gar
o monis, or the gigantic deale
b In hog products from ham 10 laru'
>. Lott ulr that the merchant shoul,
y make the price Of wheat aud the good
b given Ia exchange for ~ That "a,
o price of butter and OF sugar should b.
y la Que mans hauds2 or should thu
armuu orgaulzras DO men In an othe
b industrial directions, 10 keep up a.,
D price u their products 10 living nn,
@ profitable point, ~ 10 done with sugar
coal oil aud oyery other manufacture
10 do this successfully tho cost o