White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-11-06
UNION MEN SHOULD NOT Be
DECEIVED BY FALSE ALARMS
A Recollection Or Two as to What the Acting Gov
ernor Has Not Done for the Laboring Men of
State and County as Shown by Record

If the News had the space it would like to reproduce all
@ rot that has appeared in the Expoor the past ten days
reference union men, endorsements and union matters
that the thinking of organized labor in this district could
Judge for themselves concerning the dupciy of the acting
union the county believe he had support its
proprietor for governor whether he wanted Whyg
Just because belonging to organization in Reno
which fit to style itself the Nevada State Labor League
has the light shown to themten days before eectonand de-
clare for Dkeson Then the Exposor goes into ecstaces of
delight Seven votes means wone streame the front
Seven votes stare Haley in the face and he hurls
county and tells them the Nevada State Labor League en-
dorsed the great high chief of the Exosor ana that all labor
ing will have to vote for him. The Nevada State League
doesn't say but the Expostor does.
There is not organization in the county that aiates
with the leaguebnt that makes difference There is not
union in the district that pays per capita tax to the league
that is of consequence There not here that belongs
the eagueforget it. Seven in Reno have endorsed
Dickerson and you must vote for him.
Every any other ticket who has union card is
rdculed and consigned to the depths of oblivion Why? Be
cause seven members of the Nevada State Labor eaene have
endorsed Dckerson Shout the glad dngs At last
have said they would vote for Dckerson Great newsl
Brethren Of organized labor what do think of it, The
editors of the News have carried union cards than
of years. have defended union principles with voice and
pen upon occasions bnt to the present time must
confess possession of information that would lead
to advise the members OF organized labor to vote for Dick
What has he done for men, We have recolec
ton of call he to central labor boe OF the state about
eighteen months asking that delegates be sent to con-
venton be held in Carson for the purpose of talking over
labor conditions. We recall that other things he
pledged the delegates at the meeting at uhdef no
would he appoint official position who was III
anywse connected with corporation We also recall that he
has made three appointments in White Pine county since that
ae-every one whom associated with and employed
by corporation We have criticism Of the appointed
all citizens of high characterbu when he named them the
acting governor broke his pledge with the union OF Ne
vada What man does three times he will likely do again
number of the delegates who attended that convention are
still residents of the district and can verify the above state
ments.
Another of later date At the September primary
W f. C. Little a union man in good standing was elected
member of the Democratic county central committee from Ely
When the day organization arrived he was aprant Tor the
clainnanshp but turned down. lie then sought the see
rearvhp when the ballots counted the result was
the same anyone know Why Does suppose Tor
minute that the Italian hand of the Expostor was not eX
ercsed in side tracking the union canddate9 any further
evidence needed show the attitude of the acting governor
toward organized labor?
We say to union and to all men to compare the recors
of the candidates and vote for the whom You
believe will best interests we believe that man
is rasker l.. Oddie