The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-18


own people that the was was fought
20 crush out tho milltarism OF Ger
many. and 20 snnace her ~ a factor
in ever again disturbing The peace 81
the world, Whatever else may be
accomplished this IL tho concrete OBJ
icct which must be attained.
nlrcvt Common Seli-r Actlou.
in contrast with the uncertainty Of
using untricd theories aE p%unaCeaE boz
great crises, We have an Illustration
this week 81 the common sense direct
methods OF Mayor ole Hanson. 81
seattle. ln crushing out HolshcNiHm
IN that city, which WIS seiected ~ The
rlaco to start the fires OF anarchy
and spread a vast confiagmtion all
owe tho country In two years indus
trial workers in seattle had Increased
from $1,000 to owe $4,000. Two
years ago labor organizations there
were controlled by the American FCd-
GRAFTON OF labor The flow ct work.
men ron al over the countrf ga
from Russia brought in "a very lurEe
4 W W ard radical element Under
stress of the wur the American Ftd-
GRAFTON OF Tabor allowed these nn-
archiaiH 90 Join their unions Almost
st once the 4 ". W. element had
promising the most. secured partial
control 81 the Central labor Union
and active control of "a great many
branch unions Boo fgutfir
= dispute had arisen ne the ship
yards which was settled ~ tho MnrrN
award. nnd ahlpsnfd WorkmUn were
Dissatisfied With This uH n sturtluE
point che J. " " demanded rru-
cral STRIKE. Thcy planned 90 duplI-
cate in Seattle the Soviet government
Of Russia. The old union labor lead.
orH weakened. and "a aNmunthrtr
strike was called. the WORKING people
Of Seattle being made 20 believe that
a general strike would increase tho
p1V Of tho fhipynrd wurkcra Mem
bera of the labor organizations We're
Induced 20 think that thev could take
over an the Industries and finally the
government OF the city.
The sympathetic revolution was
called ln tho exact ana ua was tho
revolution in pctrogrud Labor tried
TO ruu etorythinr lanitors and eu-
alneOfs iu schools were called uut.
aud nearly every industrial nud Wu
uiCipal activity was stopped.
The Soattlc way.
This briefly. la tho nccouut ~ tho
situation aa T existed aud developed.
giypn out hy Mayor iiuufon after h0
had met and cleaned up the retolu
ton. Aud. this is. What he did ne
organized 1000 extra police. armed
with rifles and shutruuH. ana told
them to shoot 20 Hight Hufun, rIun.
iur disorder These got ready Tor
action no once. Tho HoiahevikI, who
ON W0 Instances before bad been com
HH.H.H.. ..H.LH.N H HH. H...H.H LuHHH
Doc meant business iud they Hturf"d
uo trouble ~. issued H proclaim.
ton that all uf" aud property would
If protected and that go huHIut.
should En ON uH usual nnd Boo tul
days au municipal street cars light
and power plants. water. etc. we've
running FUN blast. tn un interview
the mayor said
which thuf esrnetod 90 spread 90
over tho United states n never rot
Co first htss. ana u newer Will DO tny
men Boz control uf affairs VIII trll uIl
traitors and anarchists that death
VIII be- their portion if thcy start any
thlug
toxic the position that our duty
Hs citizens stuuHa ahead Of The doe
muud ui any organization on The i1"o
of tho earth The union men, tn"
NNA. NNNN|" NN|NH NNN| 'NN|N|' 'NNN'"N| N|"N.
inst ol uI Doe citizens ANY MON Who
owes o. higher ulloginure 20 % or.
SANITATION than ho does 90 the ruF-
eminent should hs sent 90 u federal
prison 0f |iruurfrd
"Ist the national government stop
wandering tu and purIIHtuE fNr mon
who tllh against ID. t.rt uH clean up
thc United Suites OF America let
goo men stand up and Dee counted lf
fno majority oI tnr people of thU
.uuutr, ur, l's'nTHI nnI owe superior
uiieriIuCr tn aou. other country 90
CAUSE. now IH fHr time tu IIui ~ out
We refuse tu I",ut with those frNulus
uouista unconditional ~HurfDnlrrs Gro
our only IDrms
Rom,mhHr. tN.H was mot 90 conflict
between labor Irt capital labor Dad
been usDruHW cred Dos uunrrlt. ~
wHs un attempt UI tho forces 0t 'uW
lrssu,HH DO disorder iu seize th' HH.
tTUmDnt uud foo start tu reduce tNN
United s'utos 10 the level oi DISTRACTED.
\ Valuable opinion.
~. hINr r,.r." .i Hn expression un.
tho situation from ln industrial leader
iu tus DlHf of largo experience 100
estimating tho truud uf business BOO
thIH country 60 WAS one cot tH, Ii#
IHTtUr fID 'ufk business months Ift.T
war truh. Huf .n August. l7li i1 Ur.
dI'f 'hr striking expansion Iu D.
IuHiuU.f uf tuIs country ls uu effect
of .n, war iln slts
q .m very much of Iu optImiHi aH
90 tho development ot tho huVurra of
tula country HItUI ND 500 Dos The poo.
emit period of h,4itItou which B
think viii not hn trrt o%atrnu'i hH.
tutHilN "a. Hru IuHt nov ~'Nptuen.HH
U luIl IUU.IE which the buyer .II