New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-11

C. g Lnthicum. patent attorney OF Chicago
who is something Of d student Of economic condi-
tons. Is at the Waldorf. Concern
CHICAGO ing TIE existing Industrial co-di-
LABOR AND tinns in Chicago he said: The
CAPITAL most vicious phase Of the situation
COMBINE. as il now affects the general pub
Tic results from the understanding
established between certain employers Of labor
and the labor orEaniza lions. u hi6h makes a con-
tractor outside Of the combination a scab
ployer. He may bid contract and. after
adding a fair profit to the contemplated net cost
enutle him to the contra Il But even Il it be
awarded to him. and he is not one OF the ccm-
70 do the work. His competitor. the fellow who
ply. The man who would be satisfied with a living
vas s P 'q b or 6sInSi 1a9 ease = R oIt
another SSGa The hiTbsr hid Tvas accented 81
necessity. because the low man would be unable
TO get the men-union msn-tO do the wOrl- This
case makes It clear that the public pays the piper.
of course. the cases that may now be cited Of
this character may be only an unpleasant mani
this policy Of creating select and favored set Of
lions is naintained IN must be clear that 3 most
unfortunate state Of affairs VIII result that in the
and manufacturing operations and breed disaster"
Colonel Willis ?. Harlow who maintains his resi-
dence at NogaIes. Ariz., but whose headship Of
big Mexican copper company. with
FAvoRs offices in New-York. requires his
INDIE presence in the city much OF the
PENDENT time IS a familiar figure at tue
STATEHOOD. vastcrf. The colonel was born in
Virginia. Then lie went to Iowa
with his parents. and there ne literally grew Up
for he IS more than six feet tall lie grad
uated from the atmosphere Of Iowa into the beau
tiful climate Of the California coast. and later
to Arizona. Among the friends hc made in that
Territory Governor MyrOu Fl. MCCord AS
result ne appointed colonel on the Governors
staff and both Governors Murphy and Brodie have
IN turn reappointed him Colonel Harlow is loyal
10 the ambitions of Arizona. and he says:
She is candidate for Statehood. but
will accept II y0ked to Nev-NexicO- She viii
continue to contend for Independent statehood and
believe Congress Will cOucede the justice OF her
claim 1T Tho next session
Frederick 8. Isham whose achievements IN liter
airy lines are signalized in the reception accord
ed The Strollers'' and Under
TO DRAMA the Rose" is at the Waldorf. Ac-
TIE HIS conpsnjed by his wife. he has just
NOVEL. returned from FIVE months travel
and recreation IN Europe. nv
Ishams present place novelist points to his
reportoriaI experiences IN Detroit a dozen years
ago as one Of the training schools through which
he passed his way to the goal Of popular favor.
1T was not easy road said he. "and. Of
/ am gratfed by the substantial evidence furnished
by my publishers that / have produced something
acceptable. I shall dramat1ze Under the Rose.
but under what auspices u viii be staged
not yet ready TO say. I also have another book
nearly ready for the publisher. but cannot. OF
will be made I still do portion OF my work in
Detroit. which IS my home. I greatly enjoyed my
stay abroad. I attended the Grand Prtx. and alto
getEeT made good use of the time. Inc novelist
looked the picture Of health and wore the unmts-
taxable evidences IN his person OF prosperity and
Of freedom from care