The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-02-15

Dor, and never have the least trouble,
each believing that the one has no
right to Cypress the other. Potter
Palmer.
ut is clear mat the working people
of the state (New York; have reaped
innumerable benefits through the in
fluence of the associations devoted
to their interests. Wages have been
increased; working time has been re-
duced; the membership rolls have
been largely augmented; distressed
members have received pecuniary
relief; general conditions have been
improved, and labor has been ele-
waited to higher position in the So
cial scale. "-Commissioner Bowling,
in report from Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics.
'It is eminently dangerous and de-
structive to the best interests of the
| individual woge-worker to proceed as
if there were no other wage work
ers; and infinitely to his advantage
| to seek for and adopt measures by
| which he may move so as not to jar
and perhaps overturn himself as well
| as others. We declare that not only
are organizations of workmen right
and proper, but that they have the
elements, if wisely administered, of
positive advantage and benefit to the
employer. National Association of
Builders.
Attacked and denounced as
scarcely any other institution ever
has been, the unions have thriven
and grown in the face of opposition.
This healthy vitality has been due
to the fact that they were a genuine
product of social needs-indispensa-
BILE as a protest and a struggle again
Bile as a protest and a struggle
against the abuses of industrial gov.
eminent, and inevitable as a conse.
quence of that consciousness OF
strength inspired by the concentra.
ton of numbers under the new condi
lions Of industry. They have been
as is now admitted by almost all can.
did minds, instruments of progress
Not to speak Of the material advan
tages they have gained for the work
ingmen, they have developed power
full sympathies among them, and
taught them the lesson of self-sacri
fee in the interest of their brethren
and, still more, of their successors
They have new spirit of independ
ence and self respect. They have
brought some of the best men to the
front, and given them the ascend
ancy due to their personal qualities
and desirable in the interests of so
ciety. John K Ingram, IL D.
And I could add thousands of such
concentrations from men of worlC
wide regulations, and hence l ask, i!
; it possible that there are those whC
ignore the inalienable rights of the
poorly paid and overworked toilers
And again, there is not man o.
woman who labors but whose prope
. place is with the union. Ours is
common cause and every lahore
reaps the benefit, and / earnestl.
hope that by April first every wag
5 Garner in the county of F1athead vii
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wheel, and all opposition melte
| away.
Federal Labor union, No. IT'S, c
( Kalispell is very young and it
: growth is simply phenomenal, addin
: more than 100 members last month
e and it is safe to say that April
n every wage Garner will be unite
/ with us.
e Our policy is conservative, OF
0 aims and ambitions honest and just
e our institutions, our pride; the VI
building of Kalispell and her indu
f tries, our motto; and we ask and e.
pect the confidence and cooperate
d of every citizen as long as we al
# true to these principles.