Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-30
Wednesday Morning, May 30, 1917.
THE HEIeHTH OF oIsLoYALTY.

THE HElGHTH OF DlSlOYAlTY
 Sentiment that guiding and dominating factor in world action slowly surely crystalzing in the of Arizona against premature Nncalledor and judicial actions the part of labor of capital This feeling has been brought focus in the situation which confronts the people of this through the de caration of a strike in the Jerome mining district
 Unfortunately, the average wage does not take sufficient interest the of his trade union to see timely and just He is too busy. He allows the set of to whose per sonal benefit will accrue any collective good secured through strikes and lockouts, manage his affairs
 A Jerome situation the result.
 Levelheaded is the average miner in Arizona. He, above all others appreciates conditions they exist at the present this If he been resider. of the commonwealth for several years he than appreciates wage receives the mining opera tors and the him his work and his play contented He does not wish to disturb satisfactory arrangement and, when situation, such confronts the country large today he is than willing follow the advice of the wiser and saner lead CTS of labor in the country.
 The United States is Patiently aphorium is house divided against itself will surely fa Chids play in warfare, has been thrown into the dis card The demands a naton today are not those of nation: Experience has been great teacher and the slowmoving American nation through its acknowledged leaders, has profted.
 President Wilson has sounded the keynote of Amer- asks that cooperation between all Americans behe spirit of the day He that internal differ be merged into determination to win great war; battle against autocracy in order that democracy may survive and that and independent thought and action may be saved for people
 Cooperation is the only solution of the big task in front Strikes. any kind prejudicia the ultimate success of the nation in its present undertaking Not only President Wilson but the thinking labor leaders having the ultimate of their in mind, that internal ueds between employer and employee must be subordnated for the
 workingmen Jerome have struck. That their leaders advised urged such action. beside the question. That Mir. Donnelly MT. McClusky have been nstru- mental in bringing very trying situation for the nation the employees and the employers purely per question The interrogation which arises in the mind of all clear-thnking men and women in this and other state is the people here to tolerate the injection of industrial conditions-bad any every particle strength nation should be utilized for cause?
 It is hard to conceive how common sense working men
 
 Jerome. The miners there through their leaders de- manded increase in wages to the Miami scale. This granted May 2O This, however, did not satisfy the leaders strike declared when the employers grant the recognition of the union and tho check-of system.
 Secretary of Labor w. B. Wilson than whom labor had a stauncher friend in address the tonsl defense gave following definition of the obligations due United by both capital and labor. in the present situation:
 Under normal conditions the trade unionists lieves in collective bargaining He believes that his trade union should be recognized the purpose of conducting collective bargaining and in many in- stances they have been recognized, this time to take advantage of emergencies to force recosn- tion of the unon
 'T do not believe that any working has any right interfere with capital organizing into porations. I do believe that any capitalist has any right to interfere with working in organiz- ing into unions If workmen free. as capital is free to organize. and their standards of living are maintained then it would be the heighth of disloyaty stop the wheels of industry crt- period, solely for the purpose forcing reeosn