American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1913-10-16

. Rttadnt tIt NJbfftfJ HfUWo fUofE
and more full Of Improbable .
. servants."-F rom an address by .
= Prof. Wilson to thu graduating .
. class Of Princeton university, .
June 80, 1909.
Woodrow Wilson. Democratic can.
didate for president, is now address.
ing honeyed words to the laboring
man In the hope of securing the labor
vote. He would. IL he could. have the
~workingman forget the address deliy'
cred by him at Princeton in 1909. In
which he regretted that labor lie
standardized by the trades unions"
and asserted that such a regulation OF
labor is economically disastrous"
Nor will labor forget that in the same
speech he characterized members of
labor unions as "~unproftable serv-
ants"
No wonder that the Minnesota State
Federation of Labor recently adopted
revolutions c~ondemning Professor VIII
sou for his a~ntagonistic attitude to-
ward organized labor.
And while Professor Wilson Is APP
pealing to the workingman to over
look his W personal views and vote
the Democratic ticket he should know
that the record Of the Democratic par
ty in connection with the workingman
is engraved upon the tablets of labor's
memory.
Labor has not voted for a Demo
cratic president since the terrible ex.
p~erlenee which followed the Demo
cratic victory In 1892.
And labor will not this year vote
to repeat those distressing times.
What Labor Remembers.
Labor has not forgotten that under
Democratic administration, before the
election of President Mckinley. thou.
sands of idle men were walking the
streets of every city, town and ham.
let In the country in search Of en-.
ployment and the chance to earn an
honest living.
Labor has not forgotten the sour
houses established all over the Il
try at that time.
Labor has not forgotten the process
sions Of unemployed-from New York
20 San Francisco. and from the Cana.
dian border TO the gulf. seeking NOT
CHARITY. BUT WORK. during q
Democratic national administration.
Labor has not forgotten Coxey's
and Kelly's armies" one OF the
products OF Democracy.
Labor has not forgotten the hordes
OF tramps made by Democratic rule.
Labor has not forgotten thai the
Democratic national administration
caused the depletion OF labor's treas
uries to keep the destitute and unem.
ploysd alive.
Labor has not forgotten those try
ing days of Democratic misrule, when
II turned itss halls. meeting places and
assembly rooms into sleeping GUAR.
tsrs fer all VIE could hHs reom
thsrsiR.
No Bread TO Eat.
Labor has not forgotten that labor
alone suffered then, thatWabor lacked
bread 10 eat. clothes torwear and a
rcef Ger shelter.
L~ser has Yet f~rFotten that labor
alene worked out hs problem Of Ito
salvation In these 'sying Gays.
Labsr has net ~fsYsstten that II
Bounced Democratic ruls for Reeus.
nesn rule at It's nrst opportunity in
the frse presidential election afscr
that psrsod-in 1894. and has not
vstsd fsr a peseerstis candidate fer
president since.
labor has not k~rs~ttsn that krustr
"a n~ssspslsss we're serx sm the
whSs msss wAfs a Democratic
pr=~a~nt ss~~a swsrSs~n.
LsA~x bas 49, sssssst that psw
serxos' svss 49, means Tree trade
IN hhs~ e~ly.
New = Full elsssr Pail.
Lassr hAs net havs asx iss is%sss
- h~w n pass~< AseweA poverty ans
frssRatsssass ssa D-~uesxasse r>ef
sS.s~tsrsetsx 10 - mH siHHer pail
~ he Mckinley s<S subsequent Re
pssh~<a aAHinistrxsis~s
LAssr has net t~~rsettss that ths
American Fsaersuss Of Laber he,s
It's annual oonvsati~~ In ths cornell
chambers fn the city Aan. Chicass. the
wss 81 koadsy. nseemhsr IL. 1874
at~s time chen 6.sss men were niFAt
sissstag on the ss~ stose nosrx Of
Chiesecr cIy han building. because