Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-11-07

H I'm view Gf diiaR gt9llS5ErasGn Engi1lsg
cur GaganrF az Tins time. willl1in IN
our Judgment lis Etr mere SERIOUS
THAN asIril,ss uhe Eata wal,- Hl.IHnEnEin
rs I'd aazeeE an ei.rlssas ef tine Ue,Ee
pie. ind i'm consideration aaf the
sirIlsndisnl the advisory aeIrvd at the
6cQUtissnins@tK Gf LaetamaCITa Ea1Er
asserg. asEEssaliillsa at washington aa1rd
das-llEEl.rssa the Gisssisl1rlriam dk E1,ii1sEii
R1ss=
Serious -sriiziif Es.ssrl
The Advisory beard of Lao,anGuEEH
engineers. the ar1ttFllira1 AnnaraRa1lsRu
Of wit@sse membership should assure
Them raEssgllaitGn1 NOT quEIF By tire .gEW-
es,uzll,En1 bun every fngaar e,anallr sHIs1slsg.
1D tine wEilflIra eft an the gesaglls. ae-
liRpe ufssn1=
/ The U1GhLEETrisIl tEnGzE1usx now galI-
frgaIinsg tire nsE1lkGnl with t:IgiirlI md
afk0r occupying a aEiIG1sEa1 anHH-lI1s,R az.
ward antin adit,sr- while tae whole
GraglTrY iK suffering frQn1 REsssh Gzau 1T
living e:lEssEsa Dry ht1crtdzi1sE amt prcf-
IaEeTi1sg resulting Ii general aiEBtu1ls-
GAn1 which TENDS Hl9 lower grE1tng1ian.
have hsgI1ga1 elbsWE1 dtss nIassH sermons
e1riIsiss i'm the HISTORY Of Gun Gsgu1-ry-
/ We Ib4i@eEa=
- That tih1+rg Cir ne h1ld-lzgrfsEI G-lEgUls
or E1lSsslnEa t1ses,s1E1aG 1ita1 eannaEG be
El1alE1s.3 GEpoC aa1R asHsiiE Of 5Iss1IEsa md
right and Ws dlTruihzr h,ss6sER tAa1 IL
sss'sak1a,g Justice, Justice should be Er'nt-
Gitsesd by all o1rGaruz.d
-s-a.-- u s f-E.-s:s;s.g-EE
We h,sa5&Va i'm the Laws and E1ssG1-
4 nJTI1GuSs of 0gur GisgEnl1rFs wH6tih gT-.Er'E1
\ tee tIsnr all the people sazLIl have
Il ssgzslB opportunity and 2 GBHr and dazs-
4 PARTIAL bes1EInsg Before being COM
4 dsrrmle,d- We GsApl0r;a THE EGT5GU G9 the
federal government in 1ds present AT
4 Tempt AT g8Tezrmmuenr RF a-lifIrGG11snI,
H ISs4I6ewfmg Suth action Will only TEND
i tea make e,0ud1t50ns WORSE amid defer.
\ 1f Not def#H1- a peaceful settlement
:. The sdVEs0rY BOARD has full H.
\ szunSnea rfsAt we eEpBesss the u111Em5-
m0uls &sedrleanselnr of the s7l00D members
1 of our organization THAI the pEdneI1gGa
of collective bargaining Is of vital imp
|. p8Br2me,e 1@ aIneuD amsd eiBmlD01 BE DOM
sarJuz,d as harmful 1m EEF dE1eEassT
whfcIh desires t0 be just araE fair
\ as a Remedy for the gr,zssFTl1 11EEhFl
l4at eionL1rE0-.s~ we $uggest THAT InanEa
egfate steps DE taken 100 asseEzB1R at
W. :as5h5mgrNm am Hmdu@trIs1 ei0GnnrissszGsn
4 THAT WIFI recognize the rights Of zIG
citizens and lis MOT pledged r0 oppose
4 collective bargaining. 2s This il & thine
for deliberate aeT60n @m THE part of an
concerned 5n peaceful s'0luI50n of The
pgHseut cmUd5t50rs
We pledge the swpTmET of our or
gam1zar1om TO- the government in every
just AMID reasonable effort toward sta
bTlfz5ng industrial conditions TO the
end that normaal eo1dTtf01s be ne
stored
gr5-r-e51- Effect Fest
Indianapolis Nov S--Tbe full force
0f tine g0veEmEaeE1tTs uls0'sT powerful
vFeaDoM-5n5 Tumct50sE-Es beginning TO
De felt by the United Mime Workers
off America The coal strike is on but
Ill Is drifting wErbour a pdEo1- The
great urUBaGanGla campaign intended
To win Ew5BBc sympathy and encourage
m5mers Tn the field, could moi be-
launched
At headquarters of the miners here
none of the Officials or ATTACHES want
eaE Go talk And when they talked they
dEfd7nTt want TO be gugtetI- The spee1er
of the Injunction was eVer present
Mo sen=fas IN Sight
When the miners Laid down their
tools they expected 10 receive strike
benefits Of not less than IS week
but m few If amy Of the fields can
benefits De paid
Ellis SeGE1es- publicity director Of
the international organization said No
attempt world Re made In the face Of
the injunction 90 carry Oh prOpa-
eanEa eamraFgm- He said II had been
planned 10 take pages Of advertising
I'm 100 leading newspapers Of the eOun-
Try. The miners wanted 20 lay before (
the public their reasons for demand
ing fve-day week and a six-hOur day,
and to explain Why their demand for
a 50 Der cent Increase IN wages was
not unFe2 sOBabIe-
Lewis Not Hopeful.
John l.. Lewis. acting head Of the
miners. and other officials did not ap-
pear 10 hope for much when argIi-
nents u make the injunction perma-
nenf are heard before Federal Judge |
Anderson. Attorneys for the govern
menr expressed conviction the injunc-
ZION would BE- permitted 70 stand.
Around the governments headquar-