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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03

President.
On motion the following com.
mite" Oh the Presidents report
as follows:
y. T. Gatens. plymouth, G.. w.
jackson. Montgomery and T.. G..
Stanley. Ward. The convention
then adjourned until > p. m.
Upon rcassembling the commit
tee on the Presidents report re-
ported us follows
We, your committee on officers
report respectfully submit the fol
lowing: After very carefully con.
SidcrinG the Presidents report aS
submitted to the convention. our
judgement is that, we fully en-
dorSc the action of our District
President, and the District ENccu-
tive Board. IN calling IL special
convention. .\ftcr reading the
correspondence leading up to the
matter, we realize that there was
no other course to pursue. Upon
motion the report WAS un lninIouSly
adopted. After Il lengthy dis
cussion by Pres. Davis. Board
Member Cairns and others in re-
gard TO the demands made by the
operators for Il moaiIicatiu of the
agreement. it was Iuovcd bv belc-
gate GatcnS that committee of
seven he appointed to draft rcSo-
lutions expressing the sentiments
OF the convention. which motion
was adopted and the following
committee appointcd:-t. \.
SNden~tricler \. +. Williams, c.
W. Wright. Wm. Waters, II. NJ.
Grounds. Joe Lowe and \. \ .
\alcnZOuu.
National Organizer thaS. Nrnll-
man Of Illinois was called on and
made an address to the delegates
He made very forcetul and clio.
uilcnt speech and was Frequently
applaudcu. At the conclusion of
his remarks the convention ad
.journcd until 10 o'clock saturday
Morning.
Saturdays session WIS taken up
m discussing the situation and
considering the resolutions pre-
Scnted 10y the resolution committee.
. ~ t'ljb" ny l.0c'' ti'li w
unanimously ;tdopt"d:
Whereas. we recognize that uni
formity Of action of the wage work
crS Of other states has secured
and maintained better conditions
for the tuilcIS and their families
and
Whereas. Realizing that gray,
problems now couirontS the wa@,
earncrS of the state and that Labor
legislation is necessary Tor the up
building and maintenance Ut tho
Or9auiIcd labor movements: and
Whereas The State Feicratio,
of Labor is organized for the pur
pose Of securing labor Legislation
and is at present making an etlor
to soliditN the labor movement o
this state so as enable them It
make a united attempt to >ccur'
remedial legislation. Therefor
be ii
Resolved. That we the represent
! itiveS of District No l., L NJ w
of A. in special session assemble
:. in the city Of Charleston. hcrcb
appeal to all local unions in TIL
! state to affiliate with the W e.
Niroini;l state Federation of Labor
thereby assisting in >ccurin" pre-
c lection of the law for the worker
II OF our state.
q The four Resolutions tollowlu
Y presented 10y The resolution con
/ mittcc at the afternoon >cS>io
/. were unanimously adopted hite
If which the convention adjourned
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RESOI. I.tTION 40. >.

considerations has adopted endorsing the position
taken by the officials of District and cxpr,S, their
sentiments being in with rho .cor
tcrnatiOnll Executive Board. .;lli
WHEREAS. we have appealed in this resolution to The,
international officers campaign in the non
sections OF this
WHEREAS. recognize conditions with which, VIZ,
confronted and the opposition in
union Scction the OF uur,jr
systems that placed in the
the state to the industrial plane our COM
country.
THEREFORE 1hr Drlrra,rs ,t
District No. l., in Special ,,,r1
the District Executive Board
TO have the committee representing the Goa
alton Join the officers of this
call to the
Joint the purpose of negotiating warc SCALE
and establishing mutual and competitive relations in the r,
tire state.
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Daring the past few months we
have heard of Il great many COM
plants emanating from your side
of the house. The burden of your
grievance has been that YOU wcrc
forced TO accept reductions Of
wages ranging from 10 TO 80 per
hours OF labor were increased at
reduced pay. and in other in
stances You have been driven to
work harder than ever before in
order to turn out 4 large product
Naturally that means hard
times for you and yours. InvcSli-
cations OF public officials show
that % per cent of the appeals for
charity are made by non union
workers. and that their living
conditions arc, in Il majority of
cases. most dcplorablc. Bat how
could things hc otherwise!
Who cares for You?
Not the employers association
or corporation that YOU work for,
not those llnorganizcd workers,
like yourself. with whom YOU com.
pete. In fact, YOU do not even
care for Yourself. If you did
honestly and intelligcntiy care for
yourself YOU would learn to think.
observe the conditions that sur
round YOU AMI join hands with
your fellow workers who are Or
ganiZed and assist in overcoming q
the evils ana disadvantages Of
which YOU complain.
While your wages havc been
going down and your hours of
Labor were increased in many in.
stances the union men have main
tanned their standard rates Of
wages and hours. and Sou seldom
hear of Il trades unioniStS run
ming up to the charitable aSSocia-
tlon> begging for assistance.
The union men maintain decent
working and living conditions be.
cause they gave out the word good
and solid when the t'rcuzicd fl
nanclcrS brought on Il panic last
Tall, that they the workers were
not responsible for the money mad
situation and would fight to the
last ditch before they would sur
render what they had gained after
hard struggling.
If YOU doubt our word. ask the
union printers. cigar makers.
plumbers. carpenters, steam filters,
moidcr~. tiilOrS. electricians. brick
layers, musicians. or any other
organized workers whether their
wages are not the same us they
wcr" last fall In fact. it i these
men. who have money to spend
that keep business going. rather
than being dependent and Il clog
on industry.
To-day every student Of ccono-
mics. every philosopher. every
honest statesman and many en-
pioNer> admit the necessity oi
iator organizations. and they
frankly declare if they were in the
working class ranks they would
Join trades unions.
Years ago Abraham Lincoln ad-
Ni>cd the workingmem to organize
times without number. and Wen
dell Phillips spoke at many Labor
mass meetings.
William l.. Gladstone said tha,
'traCe> unions are the bulwal'llS OF
Gcmocracics. and the late Cardi
nal Manning urged the workers tc
protect themselves by joining
trades unions.
Professor i. Thcrolu Rogers. OF
the Chair OF Political Economy IN
Oxford University. who made {;
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The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1908-12-03
In Special Convention Here Last Fri
day and Saturday---Action of
Prest- Davis and the Executive
Board Heartily Endorsed--=WilI
Not Agree to Set Aside Present
Contract.

The special convention OF Dis
lljct 30. l., United Mine York crS
Of america was called to order in
the l. y. l.. Hall on Summers
street at 10 O'Clock last Friday
morning by President Ben Davis.
with about 100 representatives
present.
Secretary Morris read the call
which was adopted. The credcn-
riai committee not being ready to
r"prrt. National Organizer Camp
bell. of kentucky, was called upon
tu atdrcS the convention. Mr..
Campbell responded with Il very
entertaining and instructive adj
dress which was well received by
the delegates. At the conclusion
of his address the crcdental com
mttcc made their report which
WAS adopted
President Davis then read his
report TO the convention, which
WIS quite lengthy. He reviewed
tn" situation in its entirety and
placed all facts before the dele
gates for their action i'll the matter.
His closing sentences were as
tuI.OWS:--
CONSCIOUS Of the responsibility
that necessarily must rest upon me
il We become engaged in industrial
conflict with our employers; con
cloUs Of the decision Of the In
trrmational Executive Board Of the
| VI w. of a. in the N'cSt Viz
glnia ease: conscious OF my duty to
those whom | represent. it is my
sincere conviction. after mature
dc,ihcration. that am pursuing
ihc right course. when inform
yoU. auI throrgh you the Mine
Workers of the kanaWha Valley.
rI the attitude Of the operators
whom we have agreements with.
''Onc paragraph Of the letter
~1-ucd 10y the Operators Commit
t"". and addressed to the SUB.
District officers. reads rs follows:
AYE desire to say Of these mat
,,,- of which we complain, arc
very real and very serious to us
"r5l a. t" our employees. and We
a2' not willing i'll Justice to them.
IT, we'll a~ ourselves. To accept Il
lIlall answer from other than TIL"
~on or their district representa-
'.Nc~'
''Ehi~ alone in the opinion of
.""r District Executive Board.
""Ujd Justify MS in calling thiS
~NcriN Convention.
''i'> roa,iiug this report, YOU
N'II "i,~rrN" the decision made by
.n',r representatives. and III com
N,Emw with the operators request
'n .HN tn" matter before the men.
.nn have til" subject matter in my
."por, before YOU.
II have no recommendations to
'.sA" 10 this touvcntiCn. You
.' familiar with the conditions
"! Your people at nome. and You
Workers of this District. and
.0'-r whom you represent arc the
'Ho~ who make it possible for all
.." ;:Hou who now work IN and
f'."nnd the mines. especially II
M1mawha alley. to enjoy th,
.a'or~ and conditions that now
m.rval'
''lu closing this report desire
~aE tl1l during the time have
..E cd YOU as President. my re
atoms with every official who ha
.ru working in this District. in
.,Hlu- National. District an'
N"n district officers. have beer
'".~ant ana ut all times hay
e'..'ei thcir hearty cooperation
without that. no man couI'
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RESOLUTION 80. >.

WHEREAS. the clti to stand thr
action taken by the officers. has been adopted
THEREFORE,. RElSoINEU that SIpcia con WON.
ton instruct the District Executive Board
setting forth the conditions.
adopted al this
inc stale III order That the miners and
know the position this
desire to uniformity and harmony the min
clS and operators II
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this Convention Will revert to the
best Interests of the United Mine
" orkcrS OF West Virginia. and
that your decisions of all matters in
Tins Convention will be beneficial
to the Miners Of the country.
Respectfully submitted.
Ben DAVIS.
President.
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VO-UniOniSfS

In pursuance with Instructions
OF the special convention PreSi-
dent Davis sent the following
letter To the Commissioner of the
kanawha Coal Association.
Charleston w. Va.
Nov. 80, 1907
Mr.. ID. c. Kennedy,
Commissioner -~kHlawha Coal
Association.
Charleston, w. Va
Dean Sir:-l herewith enclose
copy of resolutions adopted by
special convention of the United
Mine Workers of District No. Il.
h"lu III the city OF Charleston, on
November 2.-1S. Nj Of which
n" >rlf.cXplaualory.
You will note that the special
convention instructed our district
executive board to immediately
make an effort to have the com
mlttce that represents Your as
Soclatlon to join us in sending out
Il JOINT call to the operators of the
non-union sections to meet us in
Joint c0nvcntion
would like to hear from YOU ;iS
to the decision which you and the
commlttc, Will take on the matter.
or we would be glad to meet YOU
aud the committee any time and
place lhat you may designate, and
hear what YOU may say in regard
to the above.
Kindly acknowledge receipt Of
this letter and ObliSc.
Very truly yours,
BEN DAVIS.
President District Il.
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RESOLUTION no. l.

We committee realizing that majority
the in the kanawa Valley
ton not dues paving members organizations ana
Therefore be
k!2S''IN That pledge to back hons,
and to legitimate of Cucino f.,
Join union and further pledge. heartily ,
with building 10
District No.
Ec>rcctiully Submitted.
6. y. SIIENSTRIC
H. NJ. tiIsDI
y. +. WILLIAMS.
g. W. WRIGHT.
IDI: LOWE.
WILLIAM WATERS.
y. N-Ai-i-NIONN.
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Reply of the Operators.

Charleston. w. Va.
Nov. 30. 1905
MIR. Ben Davis, President
District No. -. l.. Nj. w. Of \
thaiicstOn, w. Va.
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led the Two men theory. in your
first article Hence. We say 70
you that ii you are not able to
answer those questions that we
have given to you, II places yor
the can't: and the victom of lost
cousa. This you have ..!ro?dy
acknowledged by your fail are 10
answer oven one Ofuur questions
asked You.
"Neh- phesh". Il "inistran, lation"
You say then We ask: When,
in truaSlatin. Soul or creature,
and how do You know? We
don't believe yen knew, Meth.
er do we brlieye YOU can tell,
Tor we have ;ilrcady shower
your own contradictions on
TN, word, This is al the
answcf TINT is needed to ,hoN
your inability, for when n man
condemns himself it is enough.
Now We Wi-i. TO say that our
los. for yoL are great and wc do
hope that we may Sune day meet
YOU face y lace, Nnd talk with
yor about the loving Chris. who
Died 'Aat yoL ana ! laighl !.|v.
loMs n Christ,
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| now "all or Bro Garrett "a
admit ttat the lower animsl. !,
are referred 10 as liTing Souls, n
tie following scriptur.(sen. I .,
LEA. 2:l9.--9 9lO.--o,l2--o.,,
9:l6
tie me, ,bj'ct, ana SAY Tho
word SOIL is not mentioned n,
any o. THESE texts. but | ca,l NJ,
attention to the fact that IN.
word Neh phesh" in all thes.
seven texts are m;stranslated
"CEEATuRE' and Should have
o'ea translated Soul How do
know they Should have been
translated Soul? simp,v
because il is translated Soul
49, times in other Places. and IL
It was ri"ht to so translate i.
soul 1875 times i, would have
been right every time. Bro
Garrett viii see the word living"
Just before the word creature,
in AL these texts.
They w"r" all Living Souls"
II bro Garrett VIII not admit
ta'' proposition, call on him N
pr"'' 20 our readers. that wbat
hive s''I about The translation
."i lh's word, Is MT true
Nflch vii he do? depr or
ADMIT: aHd i la denies w,u II.
prove lis Jo'nts, and what vii,
5"pr"'r i'cm by, wa will watch
nina I'd So.
Nfo Garr"",.ah,'s six coum,iA
II his III ?apry. /, ans rcr nv
a'''r'' g! on2 an' Il bali columns
hno 'hen n'te"A iril"s Le, mo
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~ t'r'% a,orad ny neck auv
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10 lear from you once more
coz" .E,H..
V + own Is preparing to
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Mr. V. y. Gordon Is worry
't1i many do no, expect Inn,
u u,e.
THINK his has been the warm.
o"' Gay "" have had thus year.
A""| | 'We started for Crag.
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i''''> to work this sQnncr.
Inc prayer meeting at Geo.
TOYS ~st Fr.day night was L.
success.
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~ ''l> nci@hoorhnod.
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iGtnius til ban Seobp iisl". SrGii'
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Der / SartfprO Carpet Gompanps
itore 8uIpteppciabrif | Sbompion'
bile, Conn. 2gmen or life itor,
$500 ON llecn, men "SeSop" itat
Dem meb StoItbeo / 2ommen - Oct
bar &c forite TCnge, ban bapoe for
tient | lit IniigtS Speo.
Sans grbeiNe beitaar ! at i~ortere
ifiooeu Ills % bipIpe til meS at paife
oen. Get er life uetop BET bp9eeIig'
ite, og heller life oct letteite Itbeioe
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iutet bar pGret paut til at gisre; men
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lanet ira Stammen. Sfisnt ban
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ban be fsrite Gar Gage fslte. icm ON
ban bar bIepet msrbanfet, loo ban iia
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ban err blepet Iiot mere tr9net, eaar
arbeibet meo 2ip % Spit,
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Stbeuoit SibIiothef.

Wan eior6e forleben | Ses Woines
Den operraifenbe Spoagelie, at eta.
tens 9i6liotbef oeritebs, meb fin
MtasIe SGrfer al ale milige - og
n9r iagt umIlige - Slags, BOG life
bapoe ct eneite @remplar al BEN al
minoelige 8ibef inben fine 9sre.
Oct falot / 2egislaturneoIem
CHARLES Wtilers 500 at eisre benne
SpbageIie. Seo BEN npIig ofboIbte
ipecieae Spion al Segislaturen for.
bereote ban Jig til at bolbe en- Sale /
Suiet, % | benne niloe ban cttere ct
al oe ii guo. Sor at bore iiffer
paa, at bette Gitat ifuIoe bIipe ororet
efter 9ibeler, ienote Ir. Iiler Sl1.
Jets Sin Glerf, Wiis gna Seepers,
til 9ibliotbefet for at lame 9sgerneS
8og, Der Dog altiaa life fanbtes ser.
0fiis Seepers oplpite iiben, at ben
~iaafaIbte fatboIffe 9ibel fanotes /
9ibIiotbefet, men life Den alminoeIige
gibel. Sum fanbt bette iaa meget
mGrfeligere, forbi Der bar en- feel 9el
b9rotftlbe G9rter, Der bar beltemte
til at benpttes oeo 9ibeIitloier.
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Meo life Iibcu Suteresie bar ieg
iulgt SisfltSiioren argoaenbe oerme
Sag. Seq maa inoremme, at ieg /
@egpuoeIieu ipntcs, at Se toe Iibt
rolSiomt ipei moo u. 9. anoerion,
men eiter al booc iot mig inb | Sa'
cen, iin6er ieg, at ban iorticner ole
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ser her pau utiauoelig gtaaoe er NJ
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@illcoe 90 ben lanee siiIbe gioarof.
9et CT aabenbart for enbper, at Oct
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fremoeles paa Retitr. S Sreoass
bar 9eosfalbenes gntaI fun" So
og Intaaet al npe SiIfploer FUN"
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iaa en- al Rllslanos ppperite pngre
Siitorifere, Brofesior RifoIai 8ap.
Ioff-SiIoaniti. Oct bar paft aoifiI.
Zig &sre / gper, at oct er fommet for
9agen, at Eatienter er uoifrepet fro
observation-disclosures, iaainart De bar
iitano til at itaa paa genene, og oisie
bar iaa bragt Smitten pibere ON.
firing. Sunbbeosp9ienet foriparer
Jig meo, at Der blirtigit muligt bar
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ter. geo flere al Saiaretterre gisres
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moo aolera, opfunbet al en- StaIiener
peo Rapn Serimberi.
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vi merfeitgf G0enfgr. Salflperell
"Wanufa", tilbsrenoe Ben canooiif.
auitralife 2inie, braete forleoen Dag
til CUBA paa Siiiserne enoel ifib.
bri,one Menneifer, iom bapbe tilbragt
n9iten TO Waaneoer paa gbriitmns
Sslanb, ct neiten sbe 9oralreo miot
noe | Stiaebapet. Set bar 8aSiage.
rer pg 9eietning fra ben brittle
Camper "sleon", iom f~orIiite Der for
ct Gar Maaueoer iioen. De ifibs
brubne bapoe life egentlig libt nogert
Geo. Se bapoe berset tilitreffeligt
meb Sroptant, goot Sano fanote8
paa Zen, og at gammelt Sraggoos
langs Stranoen bpggeoe oe ct lioet
fomfortabeIt Slts. 9lanot SaSioges
rerne paa ben f~orliite Camper bar
Seltpreit g. q. 9atricf, II. g. Wa.
rine, nreo SuItril og Sieneitepige, og
9agen for man fit "Manufa" iiigte,
fsote Nrs. 8atricf en- lioen Gige til
Gerben.' Gen lille Siaa blep ba
operlabt Iober pa Barn og Sieneite-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-06
Sra 2nftieilaSien. 3

Sra snitieilaSien. Sra Garis te.
legraferes, at 2a5are @eiler, gbefen
for oct frantic Spnoifat, iom bar or.
ganiieret / oct Giemeo at erbperpe
Eatentretten til @rigbtbrsbrenes
6lpoemoitire, bar beiluttet Zig til
itrar at ubbetale til 8rigbt De $780,.
600 for Totentretten for Sranfrig
noen at pente paa poerIigere Brsper
meo Mfoifinen. Otter oct, @eiaer
aaereoe bar feet, err ban ooerbepiit ON.
at @rigbts Slppemaifine life alene
fan opfplbe men langt opergaa DC
arap, iom bar opitiaet / aontraften
melcm Spnbifatet og Spfi1berne.
Sr. @eiller bar Zig Gro paa Slppe.
maitiuens Sremtib, at ban er oper.
bepioit ON, at Den en- Sang belt pil
afIsie arissIfibene. Rau fan bpgse
5000 SIppemaifiner for, bpao ct cit.
felt moberne Slaeifib foiter, flyer
ban. Sr. @eiler bar allereSe gipet
en- franif 6abrif geitiaing paa 9pa-
ming al so S~lpuemaifiner al 8rigbt-
Sppen.
- ben 2oen Sftober telegraferes
fra Iaris, at en- Sl9gtnins al GSa.
rem al 4uSIano, ben 20.aarise Sprit
@olatoif err anfommet oertiI meo
Mobel til en- M Slppeiuaifine, ban
bar opiunbet. Get er M bans Sen.
iiat at iaa @aTinen fonitrueret |
Garis % berefter ieile oper Den bri.
tiIfe 8anaI meS Den. Gen unge Spr.
tie flyer, at ban albrig bar beifiGiti.
get iis meo uoset anbet emo at erpe.
rimentere mco Slppcmaitiner; ban
ioritnar fla life pao uoget anbet 90
Irpber fla heller life ON at f~orItaa
fig paa uoset onbet. flyer ban,