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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-02-28
COMMISSIONER THIRD DISTRICT

The Record is authorized to an
ounce Jerry Cazier as a candidate
for County Commissioner of Chaves
county, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary election.
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WANTED.

HORSES WANTED to pasture on al
falfa and have access to stacked al
falfa hay. Charges $3.50 per month
each.-L. F. D. Stock Farm. O4t6
WANTED Office boy, ITO n. Main.
OStf
WANTED A reliable client
wants to borrow, on reasonable time.
two thousand $4,000 dollars. Secur-
ity strictly first class in every way,
Answer at once.-R. E. Luad, 324 N.
Main ST. O5t6
WANTED:- 1000 acres Cor less)
plowing.-T. F. Cazier, Roswell. t4*
WANTED An all around exper.
fenced dry goods salesman for our
Carlsbad, n. NJ, store, capable of
trimming windows and card writ
ing, and must speak Spanish. Sober
and of good habits. Apply at Morri-
son Bros. & Co, Roswell N. NJ. If
WANTED:- Partner for small gard
ening and poultry project. Small
capital required. Already have 10
cation. Expect to make expenses.
Address A B. care Record. O5t3*
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Phone No. 9 for a cab.
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LOST.

LOST Gauntlet fur glove. Please
phone or leave at Daniel Drug
Store. O7t3*
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Phone No. 9 for transfer. If
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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-09

ted the laws with impunitv with
the full knowledge Of the officers
OF the la" whose sworn duty it is
TO Ell force the same.
The reason assigned for the non
enforcement Of the law as given Inv
no less personage than the Hon.
w m. M. y. Dawson. Governor. is
That the officials and the press of
the State are. controlled by the
corporations; this in itself is
enough to arouse the SOVEREIGN
cltlZens to action and wiring the
relns OF government from the
hands OF the criminal corporations
and place laws upon the statute
books that will guarantee equal
ana exact justice to all, and place
men In office who have the courage
to enforce them to the letter.
Inc laboring peoplc-the wealth
produceis-of West Virginia are
becoming alive to their interests
and the interests of the generations
to follow them; they have been
bound hand and foot and denied
the right of free speech and have
been the slaves of the avaricious
and voluptuous corporations and
their hired tools, the political
trlcksters, for years. But an
awakening is at hand, the worm is
turning, the time is approaching
rapidly when the masses will rise
IN righteous Indignation and re-
store to the whole people the free.
dom Tor which our forefathers shed
their blood at Valley Forge.
The toiling masses of West Vir.
glnla demand Il square deal, and
they propose to get it.
Labor'S watchword henccforth
will be:
owe will stand by our friends
and administer a stinging rebuke
TO men or parties who are either
indifferent, negligent or hostile,
and, whenever opportunity affords,
secure the election of intelligent.
honest, earnest trades unionists
with unblemished, paid-up union
cards in their possession. -
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-09
SUSPICION
BREEDERS
Are Long on Advice But Short on
Action--Spanking Other peoples
Babies.

The following editorial from the
Toledo Union Leader under the
caption of "spank ing other
peoples babies,'' applies very
forcibly to q great many West Vir-
ginia union men,
"In every union is found those
who occupy their time worrying
about other organizations or of
ticials, and forget to sweep their
own front yard-they are always
spanking other peoples babies.
Their vision is SO long ranged that
they overlook conditions in their
own craft as they predict dire
happenings or SOW the seed of
dissension and suspicion.
"In unions that should number
hundreds, we find these mere
takers crate to bare dozen, un-
conscious of the opportunities in
their own craft to test their ability
and apply their work. They pay
no attention to the struggles of
fair employers against the low
scale of nonunion competitors, but
always insist that the former
be ruled with hand Of iron. If
some one suggests that the non
unionist be organized, and there
by equalize conditions, the "baby
|spanker" declares, ''it can't be
dOne,' and continuous to talk.
talk and talk.
''These men are long on advise
but short on action. They are
first sergeants in the alarm ba.
tallion, but when volunteers nre
called for to build up their union,
they escape duty in a cloud OF
oratory, or even ''could feet' talk.
'"Ihey are sure Gompers is a
crook and that the trade union
movement has failed of it's purpose.
By a simple resolution they would
| bring about new system OF
organization. They are sure
label agitation is useles. Every
effort that means closed ranks is
pooh pooed by these superior
beings who are SO interested in
other peoples babies that they
forget that possibly their own
union represents small percentage
in that industry-they forget that
| their chilling inaction and '.in.
tellectual' suspicion, is response
BILE in a large degree, for ''paper''
organizations that should be in the
front rank of trade union activity p
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-09
FOUNDATION OF
AMERICAN HOMES
Is the Irade-Un1on Movement Which Has Lifted
the Great Body Of Toiling Masses From
Depths of Poverty.

dustrial unions of our country.
Much of the advanced con-
dltlons of the churches is due to
the elevation of labor through the
effort of organized industrialism.
The schools of our country, of
which every one is proud, are
largely in answer to the demands
created through the advanced con-
dltlons secured by the laboring
men, as represented in ther various
labor organizations.
In conclusion, we assert that the
strike breaker is not only ain in
crate, but is menace to the
church, to the school and to the
home, and hence source of danger
to himself and an enemy to his
country; all of which may also be
said Of his counterpart, the divorce
monger.r
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-09

people of the country and you, hy
your nJunctions, have only in
creased the demand for that label
The working people are the con-
sumers and without their patron
age your doors will close. Plenty
OF good stoves and hats and every
other article that is manufactured
bears the union label and the
workers will hereafter be more
careful and see that every dollar
they spend is for an article that
bears the union label, and by SO
doing they become the employer as
well as the consumer.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-07-09
COURTS EXERCISE
DANGEROUS POWER
Government by Injunction Opposed to Spirit of
Our Institutions--People and Not Judges
Should Enact Our Laws.

The merchandise of Darticula,
employer, involles Il statute never
meant to be applied to employees,
and issues an injunction. In this
comparison a statute restricting
employers is declared unconstitu.
tlonal to the injury of labor, while
another statute never intended to
apply to labor, is held valid and
applied to the injury of labor.
All Of the foregoing Illustrations
are from real cases and many more
could be cited equally contradic
tory of the theory that all men
stand equal before the law.
We do not think it is going too
tar to say that in the INSTANCES
quoted disposition is shown to
favor employers as against labor.
1T is this tendency which has
aroused the working people Of
this country and their sympa-
thlzers to Il Relation of the
dangerous power now assumed and
exercised by the courts.
1t has been said that ours is a
government of laws and not of
men. If this be so let us have a
government Of laws made in the
exercise of our sovereign citizen
ship and not Of laws made by a
judge who, with due respect to
his official position, is after all a
mere man.
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OUR LABOR DAY
CELEBRATION
10 be Discussed at Trades Assem-
bly, Monday Night-A11 Unions
Requested to Send Committee
men.

Owing to the fact that the hall
was occupied last Monday evening
there was no meeting of the Trades
Assembly, but a rousing big meet
ing is anticipated for Monday
night when the matter of a Labor
Day parade and celebration will
be taken up.
All unions are urgently request
ed to appoint committees to attend
this meeting, whether they are
affiliated with the Trades Assembly
or not. The time is now short and
everybody should turn out and as
slst In the movement. Let's wake
up and keep pace with the times.
Get busy, now is the time to show
our strength.
All Union men are invited to be
present. Meeting will be held in
the Maccabees Hall, over and 10
cent store, on Capitol street.
Be on hand early and lend your
assistance in making it possible for
charleston to have great Labor
Day demonstration.
Monday evening, July 13. 1905.
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WORKERS
BE WARNED
Fanatic Van CIeave Has Another
Pipe Dream and How1s About
Freedom and independence.

The following is clipped from
the official journal Of the Manu-
tacturers' Association, the mouth
piece of Jas. w. Van Clcave,
President of the Buck Stove and
Range Company who was forced to
seek protection behind the courts
of the United States.
''We have aided in exposing
and defeating the autocratic lead
ers Of the American Federation of
Labor, and we intend to do our
part in preventing them from re-
gaining any of their lost prestige
or power. With legitimate labor
unioniSm we have 10 quarrel, but
the aggressive and destructive
practices which have fastened
themselves on many of the unions
we must continue to oppose. We
have aroused the people SO thor
oughly against those practices that
they can never be resumed i'll thier
old vicious form.
Spy outlawing the boycott the
courts have deprived the labor
unions of dangerous weapon of
/ industrial warfare. / have an
especial reason to feel pleased at
the outcome in this fight for 1 be-
gan it early, and succeeded in it.
, We defeated the American FEEDER
alton of Labor in its boycott against
the Bucks Stove and Range Com
pany, of which L am the preSi-
dent.
''I say to you, gentlemen, that
DO man can conceive of the daS-
tardly effort that was made by
this combination to assassinate
our business. We defeated the
effort, however, in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia
few weeks before the United
States Supreme Court in the Dan
bury Hat case overthrew the boy
colt. The eXtirpation of the boy
colt will help the honest, inde
pendent, industrious worker,l in an(
out of the unions, even more thar
it will the employer. 1t will b'
vast advantage to the country"
| Organized labor has not been de
feated Mr.. Van Cleave, neithe,
have the officials of the American
: Federation given up the fight il
! behalf of suffering humanity anc
4 let us say right here they neye
] will. You may get all the de
T. cisions of the court and. pass a
t many resolutions as you pleas
n but you cannot force union men t
purchase your sweat shcp pro
! duet. The union label is owne'
e and controlled by the workln
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
TO MINE WORKERS.
National Board Member Cairns Back
From Indianapolis Organizer Kra1l-
man Has Left for Illinois.

National Board Member Thomas
Cairns has returned from Indian
apolis. where he has been in at
tendance on the Board, which was
In session for ten days. 1t was one
OF the most important meetings of
the Board held for several wears.
and transacted an enormous
amount of business. Questions
from every district in the organiza
ton were taken up and acted upon
The policy of the organization for
the coming year was definitely out
lined and action taken for the ad-
vancement and welfare of the
entlre jurisdiction. The meeting
was most harmonious one and
the policy adopted will result in
the rapid increase of the organiza-
ton and the betterment of the con.
dltions of the mine workers of our
entire country.
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Citizens Alliance Paradise.

In Finland the printers for a
weeks work of fifty to seventy
hours, get a wage varying from
-. . to $3.50 Twenty-Five per
cent. OF the men in the trade and
forty-two per cent. of the women
earn Jess than 800 a year. Seven
teen and half per cent. of the
former and forty-two and two
tenths of the latter get from 1925
to $3.50.
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Labor Union Hospital.

Denver will soon have labor
union hospital costing 5000, 900
and accommodating $50 to 400
persons. The city is now the
headquarters of the National
Union Labor Hospital association,
and will proceed with the building
of hospitals for members of labor
unions in all large cities of the
country.
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THE RIGHT OF A
TRIAL BY JURY
lhe Labor World Comments on the
Question in an Able and Convincing
Manner.

The Declaration of Independence
glHe US one Of the causes for the
separation from the mother conn.
Try the "depriving us in manv "a
ses OF the benefits of trial bv inrv
The right of trial by iurv has al.
ways oeen recognized as Gone of
the pillars in the structure of bn.
man liberty. e : u hu-
any system of jurispruden, ,e
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Chas. Krallmen, national organ
lzer from Illinois, who has done
much effective work in this district
during the past two years, left for
ms nome at Glen Carbon last week
and IN all probability will be as
signed to the anthracite field for
the balance of this year. Charley
has made many friends in West
Virginia who will regret to learn
that he will not return, but all
JOIN IN wishing him every success
IN other fields, and he will always
De welcome back among the West
Virginia Hills.
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w; f. Javins, District Board
member from Mucklow, was in the
cl1y on official business this week
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ID; M: Miller, of Plymouth, who
was badly injured about a month
ago, is In the city, delegate to
the state convention. Dan was
pretty well used up, but with the
ah OF a cane he is able to get
around. eoo