Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1918-03-28
ORATOR BELIEVES
LABOR DRAFT May
FOLLOW STRIKES
Miss Ida NJ. TaEbell in State
ment 20 Warren District Is
Optimistic Over Future in
National Program


tarding of government work OF pro
duction necessary to the prosecution
OF the war. ard the elimination of the
l. W. W. and destructive socialists
from TIE laboring strata of the United
States. were forecasted by Ida NJ Tar
beH. in & statement 10 The Review
for the Warren district public. MAI
following her address OF lastAeyening
a. The Warren district V. Nj {. a.
Miss Tarbell spoke with the utmost
rtimiem as o. The future attitude OF
labor IN assisting to nation 10 con-
srma f-n of Their victory. md she was
ram in her statement that the al
legisnce of labor 20 the nstion IS
constantly growing with the bringing
--me 10 the ma ion OF the task at
tand
Il dc believe this" said Miss Tar
t-u. i believe that where labor is
iasis.olt in lis demands. where it
1eta -ds government work OF the pro
duCtiOn Of government necessities.
The government VIII conzcIiT. o. draf,
This VII b' absolutely necessary to
the life Of the nation.
Miss Tarhell believes that labor un-
rest will he much less as the months
progress and the nation becomes mOrc
+ engrossed in the war. The appeal Of
The president in the case or the ship
Builders ard the labor commission
VIII be s.ataiiz'la factors. 20 assist
. IN .-sintaininc complete harmony in
every instsnce Alree 5y the. fi0rts
f III preeisea- ari she ccmm.ss. on
.i-ave ben fol- she declared.
IN point OF example Miss Tarbeii
rc-ifed what she said were some OF
F 10 causes f. unrest in the shipbuild-
ing yards Unpreparedness :or the
great program at hand, lack OF under
standing between men and employers,
+ lack Of housing facilities. the drafting
Of men from trades 10 new work. and
( false reports Of prcsiteering. she said.
I contributed much 70 the strikes and
rnres- Of the past few months. These
conditions are now being surmounted.
+ The president aPDealei - tire men.
EXPLAINING what thew had net before
realized. Their patriotism was ar0us-
ID; t-ey were brought 90 a realizatiol
NJ tie Importance Of the work they
we1r called on 10 accomplish. As q
~esu,t. conditions are improving. and
me men are mOre satisfied
This rrocram. Miss Tarben be
lieyss. viii .be extended In ali dire
ions ana labor Of The country will
30 lovsl r. the utmost throughout the
war. President Gompers Of the Amer
lean Fedars ion. she declared. is in
-nselv loyal; and is doing much 10 as
sist the government.
/ The orator is less optimistic bu.
n nevertheless hopeful Of tte attitude Of
he Corners in such safes as New
York. penn ylranie and Missouri.
where there is a large German pODula
Nh. She does net believe that when
hev are Called on 70 voice their senti-
ment in an election, any of these
states will follow the example set b.
Wisconsin in its recent election.
AS a whole" she declared. Il he
Iieve no state in the union viii fol
CIV in the footsteps Of Wisconsin.
. Where q total 81 10000 votes were
given the dislOyal candida es as
sainst $4,000 votes fer the loyal
ticket
The German population Of other
stctes. especially the eastern states,
Hfers IRON thc of Wisconsin. II
as been Wore thc-ouenly amalSam-
ated in other races Il has become
more Am-ric3nized OF course there
are many radically pT3-GeuAan resi-
tents in each district WHO have not
yet been terreted cut. but i 90 not
-e'ieve 'hev viii Gene rs near pre-
jumira-inz i'm their expression as did
heir countrymen in Wisconsin
In her address to residents of the
Warren district at the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night Miss Tarbel spoke opti-
nistically o. he accomplishments o.
bis nation in their short experience
the war She urGed the building
I'D in the nation Of all factors which
in tend 10 benefit in the war she
leplored any attempts to let down
the bars Of education. 20 lessen NOR
ale She called on every patriotic
uericer O. assist in the conservation
iocd ami I'm Other gorernTent-urz-
ID necessities for the success OF our
rms
Various panioy reports tave issued
throughout the nation since the dec
aration of war. said Miss Tarbell
She cited reports that the nation has
70 ships
III We have no shiTs. how did We
-ansport upward of 100000 men 20
rance in the past few months. and
re provisions 10 maintain them?
said The speaker III we use our
eads little. we can easily see that
hese reports are at the most eNag-
Grated statements"
Similar reports as REGARDING the
ravy. the army. and food conserve I
on were cited by the peaker. each
r'futed as 81 was stated In al the
; ddress was a patriotic appeal for
meiicans. AN encouragins statement .
Ct American progress in tie var. and
q forecast That although an prece
cent points 20 n long. drawn-ou strus-
sic. Am RIGA viii emerge victorious a .
Greater. broader. mere democratic ma
ton.
Miss Caroline Morley returned 90
B. i-h-r T.r.#rr .rau'I- from Cuba.