Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-12-09
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it has proved exceedingly difficult,
in many cases impossible, to get unan
ity of wise action among the Narl1
States on these subjects. From the "
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of the laws affecting the employment
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States retain the primary control OF
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er in the way of safeguarding the II,
of labor or in the way OF seeing
wrong is not done by unruly persons
shield themselves behind the name Oh
Dor. If there is resistance to the led
courts, interference with the mails,
interstate commerce, or mOleStatlon
federal property, or if the State autl|
tiles in some crisis which they are
able to face call for help then the
eral government may Interfere but
interference itself simply takes the t
of restoring order without regard to
questions which have caused the bre
of order. | believe that under MOD
industrial conditions it is often ne,I
1y,bn
yet often wise. that there should be
ganization of labor in order better
secure the rights of the individual WI
worker All encouragement should
given to any such organization, so ID
as it is conducted with Il due and dec]
regard for the rights of others. i
when any labor union seeks improl
ends. or seeks to achieve proper ends1
Improper means, all good citizens i
more especially all honorable public 4
wants must oppose the wrOngdOing
resolutely as they would oppose
wrongdoing of any great corporations
course any violence. brutality or cor,
ton should not for one moment bel
Grated.
Wage-wOrllers have an entire right
organize and by all peaceful and hone
BILE means to endeavor to persuade Il
fellows to join with them in organ
tions. They have legal right, viii
according to circumstances, may or II
not be moral right. to refuse to W.
in company with men who decline to j,
their organizations. They have unt
no circumstances the right to commit V
lence upon those. whether capitalists
wage-workerS. who refuse to supp
their organiza tons or who side w
those with whom they are at odds;
mob rule is intolerable i'll any form.
Prevention of Railroad Accidents.
The ever-increaSing casualty list up
our railroads is Il matter of grave pub
concern, and urgently calls for action
the Congress. Many of our leading roa
have been foremost i'll the adoption
the most approved safeguards for |
protection of travellers and employees,
the list of clearly avoidahle accidel
continues unduly large. | would pc
out to the Congress the urgent need
legislation i'll the interest Of the pub
safety limiting the hours of labor
railroad employees in train service III
railroads cngag ed i'll interstate CONNER
and providing that only trained ana
perienced persons be employed in pr
tons of responsibility connected W
the operation of trains. OF course nc
2ng can ever prevent accidents caused
human weakness or misconduct;
there should be drastic punishment 81
any railroad employee. whether officer
man. who by issuance of wrong orc
or by diSobedience of orders causes 81
aSter.
The Bureau of Labor.
Much can be done by the governn.
IN labor matters merely by giving
betty to certain conditions The Bur
aWthoTne, rtaaqsS ,I done excellent work of
Onthis 18th day;of November, A. y.
04,mpon reading the petition ot An
ew hawthorn stating that Robert
awthorne, of the county ( of yiIas.
ID interstate, on or about theIst day
November, 1909, and PRAYING that
lies WlcoX, Of Arber Vitae, Wis, be
pointed administrator of the estate
said diseased - 1-''' las
It is ordered that said application
heard before me att the ,pfebates
ice in Eas lie River onythe 27thvlag of
,cember, A, D, 1904, at 2 o'clock, p, N,
And it is further ordered, That no
e OF the time and place appointed for
airing saia&appiicatien be gitensto all
raons interested. by publishing AGO.
OF this order for three weeks success
rely in the EAGLE RIVER REVIEW. 4
newspaper printed in said county pre-
ous 70 the time appointed for said
airing. yse.,-.s..--.-~-e..--.-
By the Court,
N. A. GOTHAM, i
County Judge.
Villas County Court I'm Probate
ate of Wisconsin
county of Villas. IS.
La the matter of the asto+o - uonao