The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18
Remedy For Strikers.
Benrg George, Jr., Does Dot BeheOe in
Compulsory Trbjfradon.
n.nrz go. Ir. in PhnaaeLghLa North Ame.leanl

- makes appropriate for consideration here the following communication:
Does not arbitration FER h way ot OF the steel strike dmoutyr If
so, In fairness to the rest Of the community AN OBSERVER.
meadt q 10 qSf 5h iato '@ a@y e sRR6rt iS make Si s Ps@ee t between ss%R B e rs a f F%d m sS
the F sssa5 as 70 ts S a o9iBs s@n i& usS To neither f@PS of 5 fa9se Pl e to- Sh her rs&a Tig
Z is TT. true 5 @s5 Ny . zfqland s@R Rs tG qTsr a s,s shining esam%i of the he
than in the United States ad that il is relatively much easier for men, to
States consul Connolly ana Henry 1. LLOYD Who have made dlsnteTsssd
m2 n9 9s2Hg4to5 Lns ara eaaF e f 5e bs grap ms fa 6@aT5n express sd de FyT5ie5 M n SAY
96eg @ 2as aF eHst If # tt@o RRRo 2ea al ef9S are fe snj 3s e aSihef' oonSe a6R2o
a% %hs d@ P' responsive S s% PPHf@ S hold Them R% aad manages a@s theme @S people
PRINCIPLE OF LOCAL OPTION IN TAXATION.
lsrf5 Hsiass b thS Ss1 is tRn A a ss95PIs % ps6 m of 9 8Eatton Th tS g tn COLORADO o6 q
popular approval a ia pous That s the principle ofiocai option in aka
i ESR @ lTenae e T6e H @8nj2S dP7lBSS 6 to g gS 59 ay s2ge soB 1T mag Sh4 4Is 5 af it
Pr@8emmeaatS We know IN this eo @uHnntr y how a county Or a toR T1R5 viii ofen
for a term Of years to induce the e536Hs6@enf d a t%%Hn or or factory pa3t
reducing te price q 5end BY aazng an speculation Ut f it and refaa ing
vi ~ S.S sSS i t@ FIN @az 9 4Ssss5sy nave faE5sa9atpg effects We know
ny w ERE re t6s g%@s est labor troubles p l. those lines Of taa9sFyh having
6Rs 1 ON the he P66GS4 f4a6 05 fay4 raHF65ds. O. oF' IN sSs -t tan d1R %eeSRoh steel ooarl
tBis prvlegesSthat is. take the railroads. hP pubHe ownership ipO aRd a 8ddmi0gy
o IF gf5a4 v sS @s tracts tracts 9G Rsy @ "a a6r n holding 9f6Gns tG T9ad de 9ay & ag use fa2 Pf 1t ss go
down their factories with the purpose Of limiting supply and putting u
naa THAR sSs no aa a85s # ef Is gssu in n al n% HsT .u 4saiaaa s 9ssmss. THAT asT feature: e. HsiG is
H Br al u matters t5 5 rsisys9t n to the 86 quarrel There here is court with a @sszam
IL range Of questions T6. I szP6 5SJ both S parties rite to bo i h ju d R@f' Of % to
ton 'a anB3 Mr.. i5 EorsaB and a 56s s & t 9u 2P'e 8ae Ia the os 4%slss aHeh a 's eoGri
IN ~asUa On the average LahhBo one year Win anoher- the president OF the
h so ssss5Esa Tying f5 gs sos a gHB sn09 af s to 5%P sr chem n s h%2st wan and ~ TO r enable 6n them
ter T I5sRd TP B5 asso th' sqPFs s5 58 y5d Put 95t Mr. sfGg 5 3. on mt the S stsad az and he the sect s:i
what would he @PsysS2 ne trusts 9%Est6s3t Nj sehgab n tssdfiaE &
200 Of bonds Of the Steel trust represented the tangible assetsS that IS
dsds Of millions Of stock was TsferGe5hat is is *. lPspresen5ea the t@' Monopoly @S a&
ss5 aSf1 rB aRs tend p FfRH6sssn's sa Ia966 Re p 596st; h By f% Pod Psbic Of dsI labor the
WHATS JUsTF7 ASKS PUBLIC OPINION.
tee o. its side Il would not bother with TIL cloud Of dust which the
are never based upon fine dIsdncions o. teohnicaGGes. when passions are
nation great court for public arbitration Of Industrial disputes-what kind
Sna S Ead q G dsaa S%% &5ss 56d q G2s 56o could G5 the Ssi @%5 @aS Ss%sPs h61s
rrf No P 9es a mar a%-5 than - Charles TFapsjs A 4da%snss ne time president Of the
e5asaHtEs f5nony. sa16r5s bgb Il fbe New E "a @ ad = ne TnH ia% 9gsd Nss @
Rieaton over his sgnst@e, Of Which this Was the co@ @"' q long '""u
Important now FORGOTTEN e7psre9ce from when a highly suggestive es-
ae United states Steel rust and the AmsIslnat5d 5ssoca 1Sa @ne. aT issue sSs
in adiusd1g matters IF dfHersnce between the Community and fs rsiFoad
sorpogeaqns ts a arbitrary power a in the long u less effective in podqo-
tasis employees wen when resulting in strikes snd tte-ups. the commission
oEsial oosn5zaaee q he fact nat a e9mmT $y1 wa -S SUSTAINING Ing an n '@ in
ta%s r1 oeaag dmS%.5 had d. a moral 856 fierce ,a %se2ly, They eoad 3 5ddrss3sd
or less PTass measured BY the justice ana god sen 1y imp rae e dpon t geg1tsr
HOW ONE INVESTIGATION RESULTED.
ne5s ana 65s4e6 in &c s@Pi9y p tRs Boston & Maine Railroad company
@STfsrs UPON EH5 56iem FIJI R s6R" ae9 5ds ad 925 al 5gst t, i9 48 ySa Seine nsi5 i%rg Par5y
Ts5osnze the fact that the public vas s1anns nco9Tenfeenee; II for %s5 tn uH Bos 10
ton M2ine railroad then was s it now i one Of [s R-iosp@i atenes Or
the board proposed to take a hand in the matter which it at once proceeded
to do. notifying an investigation. Both parties appeared-wfthout confessing
itself in the wrong neither coW we'll help 50 dong-and professad willing
ness 20 submit heir cases No suggest n of a readiness to abide by a ded-
sbn thereon vas asked Tor N given The board then proceeded to hear wit
nesses and to ascertain the facts The inquiry was continued through three
appearing in fun i'm an the papers In 1t the board, after carefully and T,
didaIy stating the facts of he case placed the responsibility for the trouble
Where the weight If evidence showed it belonged. md made such recomnen-
datous IS in its judgment the occasion called for The effect vas fmmedf-
ate An authentic record was before the community and public opinion
crystaIizlg at Once made itself felt" 4
With thse experience as his text Mr. Adams ask nv there should not
be instituted a public board to take cognizanc Of what is notorious" to in
vesugate, Ito spread the facts before the community" and to make recon
mendauons' The report of such a board Us be suggests could not have the
Use # government process OF De backed by sherIns But" says he eff we'll
reasoned N fair 1t would represent h moral opinion" which. he thinks
"s for every practical nd, compulsory arbitration"
This is the kind O. arbitration that seems to me to be the best If any
kind can be effective Tina any kind can in the generality Of cases be effect
i've 50 one as ONE men are permitted to have great law-made or IaW-sanc-
toned privileges ] have serious doubts when I behold the way these vested
interests nOw bend and way commissioners and courts INC all manner If
public servants IT seems TO me that the fundamental thing to do is to
strike at the root Of privilege. which not only cOrrupts public life but appro-
PIRATES largely the fruits OF the labor Of the masses of men n sc causes
strikes After let a court OF publicity be established fear Of which would
check dEsensiOn. End NE coming before which would DIng the weght Of ub-
lie opinion to bear and compel a settlement