The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-12-14

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l,kswiss 20 srow. Much y ~ attack
2: uss Of ~ proessa q in1unetion = whsl
sxprsss sns bslisf that for some Of IT the
y warrant This qusstloa IL becomfl
unlss. m iss ee ons ?, nr':
with It in sKsctivs manner, It l. csrfa
ultimately to demand SONS form Of lsri
ate for our social welfar. shas
permit many honest ana i.w-sh,dtos ~,
ssns to fssl thai they ma sust es,,s. y, !,
rs9eroinr our courts with hostility. +.
4 ~nn~rn.v IKE ea.. - .ns setentlon Of q
ny p devised which wili limit The sbu,
erovt ti,'e~ -, t5ns = ~, wn'e
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4 tn IN IL IN nroess, ~ tntnncssnr ~ Z" y
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thai Il Iii so", rs~sivn ~. nn.snser9ae
nr-sht a..s~.. 1922 ~
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QGAe1IoNA AFFNGT1N0 LABOR.
i The National 0ovsrnmont sbouit :.
| model employer. II should demand IA
hishest quality % ssrvtce from each III ii
employees and " should care for All o
sanrs Rs r}1,,r X ~ sn Gnnars1 shsu us
atte pensaf lon IA ~c"idenfs ~ III xorE
men within M scons 81 liz 1sssrsi ~ !,
including employee Of nnvy~Fards al
ArSenaIs. In other words : model an
ps6ysFT liability act. fnr-rsAchlna ans
thor9uxhEntns. should r. snAeted whfci
snnnia Apply % ~ position. public Hns
pr1vete, over wnlrn tne National aoveru
x xs.t To- JuItuseti1n. 4ne number q Acct
~ nvsy.rtat,x 20 snesIs,"s tHnes ~
h4e.r,ss 49, I2t.. ~ ~. ~. "oh -
fneturins INA frsnxnnrs sfin~ ,sn sn"S =
IN dnv ii workr rim hsrasbir ~ ~.
ordinary w4xe. wof " aed Nil farnIiy 10 nav
She sfkect 81 ouch IN Accident fs1f solels
upon him. and, on this other hand tkArs
ar whole classes OK attorneys who sxist
ony ~ melting men who may Or may moi
hMvo bsen wronxed TO undertake. su'ts fes
nsFliKenee
sne 1anefsss shohfa eonAa*r nv extension
y. sne @kns*aonf ISM. fHs eonstasutionAllty
= = f"s R1sneHt aaw re- xseeAty been called
1nte anssuou hna Inc supreme Court mas
9eetucd tHHt thS sAlstfnx legislation II uh
QuestaonapV W'thsn the powers ~ the Con
nh .hs pfane'p's eI ne efxnt+nouF nsy
fhouin ~ rapidly and ~ far ~ prscticabls
p extended to tins entire work carried on
pr tns aossrnmFnfi ana ths present law
.12nIn bs amended g smnrhoe eontrscts on
~, ,na's p.p ~ wpfhs WEN 'ns present word
i m, o. tns eoI has nssn construed to az
cisds Ths xanhrai introduction OF tins
s'eht-bonr dey Should Pc the goal toward
rnien ws should Hs*oi'y tend and the
Wy *sn"snt anon'a Het tns example n this
respect
STRIKES and iockouts, with their attend AMI
loss and suffering continue TO Increase For
this nys years ending December al. 1908. me
number OF atrfkas was greater than those
In any previous ten years and WAS double
this humber In thx preceding fvo ysars
ihese h9nrss Indicate ths incFsASinH need
Of providing some machinery to deal with
this eiase OF disturbances In tbs interest
alike VI the employer, the employs and the
general public. renew my previous recon-
mNndation that this Congress fnyorabIv con
slider the matter Of creating the machinery
FOR compulsory Investigation or xurh In
dustrial controversies AZ are Of sufYielsn,
and Of sufficient concern 10 ths
people OF the country a. 4 whole 10 wnrrans
the Federal Government In tmkinr actgon
II 10 certain that for soms Tins 10 come
there will be constant Increase Absolutely
and perhaps relatively, of those among our
citizens who dwell in ciiiss or town. ~ xaras
size aud who work for wages This means
mat there Win be an ever increasing need
great Industrial civilization. Whers an i'm
EneHss and complex business, especially in
those branches relating to manufacture ana
iT transacted by a large num-
Der Of capitalists who smnloy : vary
much larger number OF wsxs-sarners
me former tend more and more to
'omhins Into corporations and the lat
Ter into unions. The relations Of the
capitalist and waxs-workar to ons an
sther, and OF each to the general uupiic. nrs
sat always easy 10 adjust. and 10 put them
tno keep shen on a satisfactory basis IL one
II the most important and ona OF the uoxt
isifeate tasks before our whole civilization
Much Of the work for the accomplishment
" THIS end must be done by the indiviAs.afx
concerned Themselves, whether 2.uxIv or IN
and the one Fundamental fac,
mat must never DO lost track OF IL that the
on ths aferaks man whether he
~ man OF means or man who works
With his hands, IL the most important factor
n sowing the problem Alright But II la al
now equally important to remember that
sHhous good laws II H. also impossible to
'saeh me proper solution. II Ia Idle to hold
nat without good law. evils such an child
a"or - ths sr-workfng OF women. a. the
allure 10 protect employees from loss Of
ifs or limb, can be effectively reached any
nore tn"n tho evils or rebates and stock
- sm,,s e@n DC reached without good laws
as.n ~" 20 STOP tnese practices BY legislation
n*AnH ~ force honest men into them. be-
a auss athsswiss the dishonest who surely |
81, III eanv noshntaxe OF Them VIII have avery
~ ,h".n ow WI, way II ne states will cor
n.y." "auN' stana resdy 20 aid them.
wnen me department Of Agriculture was
onnasu ehers was much snserlnE a. to It's |
,sns hsss nepar,ment % the Govern
wy; noweFsr' mas more emphaticaily vindl- |
49, ~ usefulnHrx. ana none save the /
~, es'9n,ss Depa.smsnt comss so continually |
~ ..s' ,', into touch with the people,
We ,wo citizens whose welfare Is In this |
kkfeknte most Vital 20 the welfare OF the
shoh' ana therefors to the welfare OF all |
,nes euxehs are the waxe-wcrker who
~ ssrr,nn , Ts anu INC ,iier OF the soil
:. sssnor mere are. OF course. kinds Of
ps' wns's ths "'fh must pc purely mental,
~ '"sss sre other KINDS or labor where,
aass esasuhx conditions. very little de
-" 'n~"eu in Hao" upon the mind. though
SIN F,an 20 say that the proportion of men
as@ssa W TINS hina Of work Is diminishing
w "a any community With the solid
80, x~""tss wnich make up really
Teat nation the bulk OF the people should
w"rh Whieh calls for the exercise OF both
ray ana mind Progress can not perma-
'n,S Easy IN tne abandonment OF physi-
', inpor' put IN the development OF physl-
- y, iseer 80 mat u Hhali represent more
~ more 'ne work or the trained mind In
- t~ineo pouy
our *unooi system IL sraveiy defective In
TAT ms puts premium upon mere
.e.af, training ana tends therefore to
an WE BOY away from the farm and the
W. "sNer No'n,"M " mere needed than
'e s~st type OF Industrial school the
n""' Tor mechanical industries in thu city.
= sSnoo, Tor practically teaching aKricu-
w. we country The calling of the
altso ttier OF the soil, the calling of the
M" mccnanic' should alike be reeog- | {
@se @s professions. just as emphatioaify {
tns oafnnks or lawyer doctor, merchant