The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1906-12-07

I.aIU.t.ur OF Hn gIEHt.uoHr DAY. but "
.a.. l.1f un ths ist9mus " rauame .t tat /
n.t lru ..., ult tHe Introduction Of nn |
..e.f. I... I.| 900 NN canal W'hlN
...I %. ID Oh. .u Cor H. fHr latnmus Dr.
........... WHOM. white #fNHU cannot O' .
employed fH UH.Urf ls O. whether '..
UH"N U... b.. HNn. N'H.N m'H 90. ''''.
investigation Of Disputes
Do. U.e.. fI. enactment OF drastic
.NIH sU.. Iau for tu, District ut go,
IImHH HnI tH. territories. and a. igi'tAi
investigation uI DO, subject OF child wv"
,.mH., nuur throughout Che ,o1ln'iN
DO. review. tN, work o. ilc DoWlni.-, '..a
appointed Goo Iu.'atIEHir LABOR I"NNI'...l.I
ID ng .gg n,.ls OF l'a9gs} .y, l"n,gT,, ,9
"INui tHr state and federal HuNtihn'nt,
should provide che wauh.uerl l.r Maal
tuu of controversies between employer
Iru employees when they tfls, Nll,'
ready been introduced tu 'hH emo nv
HNau, of these strikes and lockoqts
would NOT uay, occurred had tn" pafu,,.-
before au HnrrcIHdIrod body rrprcHcnunk
ur nation and. face tn lace Hia' wy
REASONS NHf fNr|' contention lW N"
Instances tU. dIspIt, would doubtless ht
found Goo IH 900" tU N Wiauudr 'slhNU,Ni
ut each of iN' others fENtH. nA.I"N".,'
NN 1870 uuvUNuruvss OFF either party W ~.
yurt ua fru, Oh. statements ~ The othci
aa tu tUe Justice orr injustice ~ the mat
IrIa Boo dispute. THE exercise n, I,i,
fprr,arutug co., federal government
such ta vUulI %, provided hy tunuls
vuu.I tHuu Goo create hn utmo pNcf' or
/ InvrdIinuaa and Cancellation hciWrrn ,nn.
IHuIuE p|rf.ta aud Che FlrlnE '1'm FN,,
900 equal opportunity CO. present lnllN HI
prevent mHuN disputes from uoNcIup'Nh
uiH a"r.H.. strikes uI ln'huul7 aha p"
other .HH.#. would enable tht t1uilN'
. HIHu tH persuade tNu opposing rttu'H I"
. connie foo furm.
/ "lu ulH 1s, uf grlt corporate aud DO,
employee. should ur iyu completely a'
. f"U WUr.U uf fHD stronger party 20 o. NlN
4 Uuu. rrEfriIrsH of tho r.Ehi'ouHncH. n
mrtHuf, vuHIi be boo che lime Of srruriuk
. fr.uHuItuu uf tho fact tWt NO. nAN.
. which cannot wisely D." diHrcrsrdcd ah
] interest mot merely ut general ,vhN,Mi
Iuu"". fuf tnr question 81 u J9Hi Nn'
rr.l'i public I'ii,, mnI ~ M 'mI. fInd
lt be- VOL Co advance cautiously, t'Hluk
each Htgp hl che actual results ihc H,.p
/ The dyUIHIuuH uf the commission wuull
I NOT bind the pnrtic. 100 legal fashion. hnd
yet would giNr q chance for public oE,I1
Control Of Corporations.
a considerable portion of the mcsaaEr
la devoted 'u il' subject ~ iel,l9l ,", y,
tool of corporations lu what De refers ln
the passage ut 90" last session OF w,
rate. meat inspection aud food laws. huH
says that ull of THESE have already luFu
nod tnrir enactment but recommends
tho amendment OF tho meat inspection
law sD uH tu put dates on the ihhclH oi
.uHt VI inspection uu tho packers rather
] than uu the government Continuing ON
This subject oi the control Of cotporau"hH
] hN the federal government ho H1NHt
''It cannot too often be- repeated That OK
. pprIpupp has VuuyluHlNrN shown the lm .
possibility uf securing by the actions Of
legislatures anything but incus'uNc
chaos boo the way ut dealing with the
exclusively within thr limits Of any on'
] state. lu some Wvthud. whether w "a
national license law or ln other ihHhlgi,'
We must exercise. and that ht an ,nlll
date. u fnr more complete control than
/ Nt present over these great corpora
lions a control that viii among other
decentralization, ana that VIII compel
l the disclosures hN each DIG corporation
u - utuckholdcts aud of We ptnpcturs
thru subsidiary ur affiliated corporations.
This will tend to put u stop 60 the r"cut.
J ih5tyiduhis9 ~ The eSieSss wh-theD "
tho general public. the atookholdcrs,' n
not 80 much 10 prevent consolidation A.
such. but 40 10 supervise ana control y
~ 20 see that II results In me- harm %
seryatiVe npologiHtH for the misuse oi
wealth aHsnil the enort 90 secure lch
control ~ a step toward socialism. y
matter NJ fact u o. these rchnuoutr'a
and ultrnUonHervatiyos who are tl.n'
selves most potent IN incrchhlug sogltln
de- feeling one 81 the most Uiiiurnt
dangerous agitation, which lH NJ VI
cent wrong is Co remedy the % per cent
foundSd The lest way To- avert thc VI,
undesirable move for the EoN'fnWeith'
/ ownership ~ railways ~ ca secure %
the government on behalf OF ihr peoNy
regulation ~ the great interstate coz.
mon carriers ~ Will DO away WIN ~,
/ AGAINST them So the proper autlduit
] Co the dangerous and wicked agitation
against the men ~ wealth hH Hueh lH /"
secure hy proper legislation ono rA'l..
/ tive action the abolition ~ th" grave
/ abuses which actually do obtain lu '9l.
Z urCton with the business utc oi W,',lh
. ] under our present HYHttmHur rather ho
ayatrmaof failure tn exercise any ode.
/ uuntr control ut ull. Some persons Hp'aa
/ control would do away with %" lr'rlYN
] NJ Individual Initiative ana uMtll IhN.
yidunl EFFORT Ihls 70 not % lh'i ~
/ would bc NerItuble calamity 90 iNIl 90
nut "a premium upon individual Initiative
energy. character aud foresight which
Individual Hut 49, "a matter of fact iht
dcadening uud degrading cUcll ui pIl'
1 ! socialism, ana especially OF llH fhNfN.
! form communism. ana the destruction %.
b | Individual character which they Mnll
1 | bring about, are ln part achieved h1 lI'
. | wholly unrpgulutpd competition WINCH
results ia "a single individual or '"IpNl
. / alton rising az the expense Of 900 ulNrIs
until his or itH rise DnuuiutllN rhr.hr aI
. / competition ana reduces former comp. N.
tors Co u position of utter lniriluIb 'Ni
, / suhOrdlnHtiun.
''lu euaotnE and enforcing such l'Fs'
I / utiuu nH this congress already mas ll Pc.
, | credit. we are working ON u tnN'frN'
4 / plan. with tho steady DudrHNur iu H..II,
the needed reform by the Joint action %.
the moderate men, The plain men WIG
, / do not wish anything hNHirfl.W oI
l Zoo resulute rummuuFruHr fashion N.Il
p the real aud great evils of Che present
] system The rvurtUuufIrH uuu iN' 'I'
lent extremists show symptoms of .H.N
Ing hands against uH Both assert i1i
. Instance. that if logical. We should s.
10 government ownership or rHIlf'll
ana the Ike. tho rcuDtuuur's. hr. .'
ON such AN issue they think tNr l'NlN
] would stand with Thorn. while t|' o.
4. tromlaH care rather GO preach dIH. NN..N'
2 ] ana agitation than 90 achieve solid It
y suits A. u matter uf fact our uH. i.ll
lH uH remote from that uf the huH'N'N
reuCtuuury HH from that ui tho lnI i
tiCahle or sinister visionary We N'.
that the government should not tNllH.
y the business OF tho nation, but mot 4
should exercise such supervision uH MN
J. insure ltH being conducted boo the inter
7 est of the nation our aim Do. fu ii' t
] may Dee. Co secure, for NIl decent. N'fI