Tombstone epitaph., 1918-10-20
soverument be siveu to the ALLEGATION

and the establishment of proper h.
Dor conditions. but such services must
be rendered all laborers and a syste-
matte effort must be made to raise
the whole level of labor conditions
and facilitate the access Of labor to
enjoyment and the improvement Of
its preparation and training.
Z. We must seek to avoid in the
future the conflicts between capital
and labor which have been all too
frequent in the past, and must seek
TO do SO by measures of coordination.
The craftsmanship of the country
must be devoted to this fundamental
and alLlmportant task whose success
full working Oh; Is a condition prece-
dert to harmonious democracy. Pro-
vision must be made for the settle.
ment of all questions upon a single
basis OF fairness and Justice In the
meantime we urge capital and labor
alike to submit such differences as
may arise to joint conferences OF their
chosen representatives for peaceful
solution by agreement, or 10 the me
diation of federal officers for adjust
ment with equal Justice to both
classes.
8. The whole industry O. the coun-
try must be dealt with in the most
liberal and enlightened manner .A-.a
and waste lands must be reclaimed
and agricultural in general further
sustained and encouraged New liz
iustries must be fostered and the bar
riers removed which have stood n
the way OF old ones. and the thought
of the nation devoted to every impar-
tisl process by which the industrial.
prosperity of the country may be SC
cured. by methods which will Also
1ute,y exclude monopoly
The national administration has
proven itself constructive in war as
well as in peace. The first Wilson al
ministrstion wrough; the greatest
civil refoms Of . century. success
fully meeting the most difficult
problems. In the Presidents second
administration he encounters the
present vast undertaking in which We
have pledged in thrilling unison eur
fortunes ard our lives. Whether as
the progressive salesman of indus
trial and political advancement in do
mastic affairs, or as the militant world
leader in humanity's war fer demo
cratic ideals, Mr.. Wilson con.ra,. Is
oar confidence and support. He ID
entitled To the generous cooperation
of men of progress and vision wher-
ever found and especially in the CON
gress Of The United States. The ma
ton has travelled far under his lead
ershir and it carnot hazard The gains
founded IN equal ard exact principles
of economic and social Justice made
for Americans and American institu
ticns. through changes whereby We
would be forced TO turn to divided
counsels at this important juncture.
The future presents the supreme test
of American statesmanship, and We
submit that the people can best trus.
me wisdom OF President Wilson and
those who stand by him who have
shared with him the unparalleled &C.
complishments Of the last six years.
Therefore. we commend 10 the Sc
rious consideration OF the people the
election Of senators and congressman
in complete harmony with the Presi-
dent. primarily upon the policies OF
the war, but equally in accord with
him in questions OF vital domestic con,
Germ Upon this ground We appeal for
popular support Of our congressional
nominee as the man best equipped to
serve the national interests.
We earnestly endorse and commend
ten services Of our three Democratic
Of Congress, Hon. Mark
Smith. Hon. Henry F. Ashurst and
Hon. Carl Hayden, in their loyal sup
port Of the administration of Presi-
dent Wilson and their patriotic and
faithful service in all legislation relat-
ing to the war and its vigorous pros
To the fighting forces of the armies
Of the republic battling or preparing
to battle for the freedom of the world,
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