The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-04-13

Kentucky and Northwestern Tennes-
see, with the result that gain OF
several cents a pounds was distinctly
made.
The above shows conclusively that
the plans of the society are practice
able. All Of the foregoing, however, is
hardly worth mentioning when we
come to consider the grand scheme
for distribution just being put into
practical operation in the great mar
ket oenters.
Join With Labor.
An alliance for joint action has
been concluded with the Chicago Fede-
shortly commence from four distribute
Ing stations. two on the South Side,
one on the West Side, and one on the
North Side, super1ntended by joint re-
representatives. under bond and cap
italized at $4,000. Preparatory work
has commenced. The actual supply
will meet the actual demand and no
more.
The representatives Of the Amer
lean Society Of Equity will know at
all times what their supplies are and
where they are and the day when they
can have them In the distributing de-
pot whenever prices are right.
The representatives Of the Fedora
ton Of Labor will keep In touch with
their demand and the price to be OBJ
tanned SO that there will be no delay
In delivery at the smallest possible
expense. No dead stock, no glut in
the market, no excessive charges, no
profits to pile up, books open to the
auditing committees. Grand as the
it is simple, safe and easily practic-
able. The producer will receive more
pay, the consumer will purchase for
less money.
Spread to New York.
A representative of the society is
already In New York city to effect
similar alliance with organized labor
and open distributing stations. In
this instance the first product to be
handled will be milk Instead Of a
dozen wagons going over the same ter
and which has been skinned of its
cream to the lowest percentage al
lowed by law, efforts will be made to
concentrate the deliveries in certain
territories, thus insuring pure rich
milk at less cost to the consumer and
at living prices for the producer.
The American Society Of Equity in
every principle and declaration stands
for truth, equity, fairness between
man and man in society, in business
and In government The conditions
under which we are and have been liv-
Ing for many years permits grouping
OF unfair restrictions and impositions
till practically everything that has
been done In America in recent years
has been tainted with graft or cor
ruption Of some kind.
There is corruption in government,
In business. in professions and even in
religion. In dealing with this condi-
ton the society recognizes three clas-
ses in the business economy Of the
country. First, the enthusiastically
farmers. Second the consumers
people who have no land and who
live by labor or useful profession in
town or city; and third, the middle
men, handlers or parasites who exist
between the two greater classes and
1--WE off them. The laborer is worthy
Of his hire and that hire should be
SO ample that whoever can and will
labor, whether in honorable profession
or trade shall have eliminated at once
and permanently this ceaseless life
destroying worry of where bread for
the morrow shall come from.
No More Worry:
The farmer will have his crops
priced at fair price and receive it
and the worry whether he will get
something or nothing for his hard
work will cease. The honest needful
merchant and the needful man in
every walk Of life will be benefited.
Even the man with schemes of greed
| and graft and combination and cor
ruption shall be benefited, for he will
be eliminated from his unholy ways
and an honest calling will extend it's
| helping haSd.
Can these things be done? Man,
! ills but step, for greater things than
these have been done and as the world
| grows older the will and the power
! will be always at command, whereby
truth and justice by right Of equity
will force respect from all. The hard
est part of the fight is over for by
victories already won we know our
! strength and all that now remains is
for the ranks to show an unbroken,
| unwavering front.
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION FOR
RE1IS'TR ALTON or Ann
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss.
District Court. Eleventh Judicial Dis
| trict.