Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-01-13
FOR Miscellaneous


GUNS TO RENT-W. A. Goff Il Co.
phone SOS.
interests mentioned IN the call Cor con
vention made by the National Live
stock association 10 you know how
Fast that industry is being eolcrnsra-
tied
For every dollar of capital in 1870.
1.61 IN product was made per annum
For every dollar of capital in 1900
s6 in product was made per annum
From 1890 To 1900 there was 10 per
cent increase in product
From 1890 to 1900 there was % per
cent Increase in capital.
From 1870 to 1890 the number of
plants was reduced so per cen And
the capital doubled.
From 1870 to 1900 the number of
lplants decreased So per cent
In 1890 s33, 102,23f was paid in
wages TO men. s"fS,sSS.174 was paid IN
wages to women and $1,754,370 paid il
wages to children; S54, S39.T75, or 81
for every SO in product.
In 1900 $~36.412,S72 WAS paid to
men in wages. S19.549,l 22 was paid t.
women in wages ana $1.971.522 was
paid to children in wages; $50 ,93S.s1I.
or 81 for every $5.13 in product.
/. there were eighty million people
in the United States IN 1900, the yer
age amount of capital per capita was
SS.S7 IL and no doubt quite a per
Icentage OF that was water.
Does this look good to YOU DO you
think it is being done for your bene-
RI . Ar. ,s1tt anttfptr' "a hatt.t. npigg
for your wool in proportion to what
you are paying for supposedly pure
wool goods?
The question is too simple for me to
ANSWER. or course you are not. How
could you when you spend 8 per cent
Of 1G cents a pound for wool to get il
into the eastern manufacturers hands
and he has figured 90 per cent to sell
his product? This. then, has 10 b.
shipped and r%eshipped, handled and
rehenaled inc one maxim. any too
much), hut which adds another so per
cent that you have,to pay. You are
now making the comparison in the
price sou get for your wool. If III
unfair. it's unfair for the man who
measures his in dollars or his labor
that he has sold in the open market
Don't you like II? Then there is
lust n thing for YOU to do, unless
you want finally to become slaves. and
that is to take advantage of the trus
idea, take the last step that ! have
mentioned heretofore, and own your
own machines and make for yourselves
your pure wooden goods right
here i'm the west.
And his is my plan for starting
manufacturing in the vest Build q
trust of your own. Make it work for
YOU instead Of you working for il
Invite the wageworker and consume
to own it with you. The success o
the trusts IS the corporate plan in
which one million people can be the
owners as easily as can one hundred
that they eliminate competition and
depend upon your patronage. more
viii be sold for less than par
these 10000 pioneers their re
ward for making a. success. HAVING
the machinery. fixed capital, these
5000 may come in by putting IN SIC
in cash. To these in the next twelv,
months the company win agree 10 sup
ply each one, If they want them. with
not less than Two pairs of b~edblankets
and a suit Of either mems or women's
tailored clothes. made to their meas
urc and order. from samples supplied
in the spring and at 81 saving To them
OF $40 or nor en- either suits or hlan.
The earning in this case will re
main in the, company hands uni! $50
In reached and equal ownership IL
established. or the person may TAKE
shares at $50 i'm cash and viii