Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-09-01

& City, Sept. Ten thousand
80 SflImen in the trade of both
ia6 Cities paraded the own town
NJ liere this forenoon. Hading the
6eee5ion were q number q carriages
xing the city officials am speakers
t6e day. chief among item being
ted states Senator Charts w. Fair
1Iilks, cf indiana. The parde ended at
ckr1c Park. where nearl! 10000 per-
3lietened to the spach-making,
pxlncipal address was aeliyered by
Cor Fairbanks. who fas given a
SHeng greception. 1t was The most mo-
ID Labor day celebratDn ever held
Hon. Chas. w. Fairbanks in his
aa1nG remarks said th!t it was in
dttlhg that one day In the year
41d ~ dedicated solely to the inter-
lol lai,ors that we should turn aside
01r accustomed activities and pay
% u Continuing he said:
gratifying fact that more peo-.
eset1dying labor problems today
~ - ~, =. ~ ,orgar
~ Z. s;,,.,,,a- ~ 90 soher
Ses;,o,,s, q, ..e s-e.,- ~ n,.o,,a,;nc instice
g the condition of their fellow
Ind advancing the well-being of
aressC bound together as peo-
we Ate necessarily concerned
se :. a,,,.,in4s : ond connlate
lesnc.ee ''-4
ssss Scar,,s rsaet, i. s,nnarn,ost on
,iap..c,;iS:s 3 g :. 5. rrra nized labor.
= r,ssa 3 ,e 49, eon,na,.a -, tivelv
ssss. s.,aa, ,,4,n,, IN o,r in.
80 s..,,, :, i !. = ~. n,arve,
IA sSs. - ~ s,,c,,Ia las r,.,
= alIssS1sssS - sfS,sY .lat,or should
s FL d s5sHN.;s o,s,s-,,1a.iona - have
Z 3. -. = t,,s,t, 8 A.. nntSof - sa,f- nre-
49, Il !. ...,,.i ~, :. .d,.,ncamant Of
"a 0ss. ~ 81. -. - 80 a.. tnra1 and
4, 49,, s s,,..., n,-a4ion ~ "a nj
= : y. s. go, ts,,n of lahor
49, = ,,.s -, - ,,a,,,, 4, hand
9 ~ s t,,a nnn NJ n,anent
one ss ~ . s..,.o,,,t,, I'll ~ ,hor orr
"a 49,. ne ..s 49,, s ]. = comnarativelv
"a - :, r, ,,,,,,.,t,, has haen ac-
~ s.s 80, y ! -, l,,,;staLaa II
Iassa q, '.,,,. ~. - ,.- 10 81 r. would
ys!'. E .,rs,,ia IL a. u,ara other.
$50 =, - ss,,.,,,s,,,a,,tSa ~ society
a. ...s.s 81 ,.s = 90 s.1 -, commerce
III sss 4 N.ss ss,;s,rriS,s Successes and
,ss :, :s.,d defeats in the
.,,.s I, ~ ~ fhear purpose. The
,'..1 esS3 ss;,,..st ii ,,ndertal,inRs de-
es - 49, as,.a cn,ra peons lead
~ : -
~ VI. " W i.nres.ent the various la
q S..n - 6, !. u A,,,s An. charged with i'm
- y s,-.s,N ,,N aelscsate responsibilities,
s7 4. iai, that they should be
s,rnd judgment. OF forceful char
81 an, wna.t IN 81 confidence. They
Z 10 men knowtng the rights of
ana Willing ana able to assert and
ain them. They should likewise
4 the rights q capital and be will
b,d al,le Is respect them. It is a
Arassuring fact that the principal
Is Of the greatelsbor organizations
are men who have been chosen
ase OF their sound Judgment, their
IN and their integrity of purpose.
must reason with capital and
che measure Of the rights of both
and captta1, and how to secure q
q recognition OF the interests which
ley represent They must possess not
AZ the confidence OF labor but OF cap
i a. well. II they would accomplish
best sreSultR
lEhere are more than Z5.VOO local IA
il unions In the limited states. WIN
membership OF more tnan 2OetsoVO.
hat infinite good can be accomplished
this mighty army OF peace ana IN
Ietry II held true to It's opportunity!
Snccess will depend upon the CHAR
W. OF Its leadership ana upon It's ad-
1ence to sound and rational prlncl-
-. Il must spurn those who would
ostitute It to the accomplishment OF
ere selfish purposes or mere party
DIS.
ARBlTRATlON.
zone function OF organized labor is TO
cure the recognition OF Its rights py
pital thru pacific means. War is de-
iuctive, and labor wars are no ex-
ption to the rule. y has seemed to
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