The Arizona copper camp., 1920-01-17

analysis of the situation is correct
BOSTON.-C W. Barron, publisher of the Boston News
Bureau, is quoted follows in the Boston Post:
"The business outlook better It is
business outlook with emphasis the Outlook
everybody However, nobody guarantee any
outlook for We have famine abroad the world
peslence follow. We have pestential politics
ing business enterprises Therefore, be remembered that
is now the outlook that is under discussion.
The keynote the business outlook is in the wage fund
was with Lord Levrhume in London addressing large gath
erng of railway employees last spring They the
outlook for themselves and their families improved
much improved working conditions and improved
social conditions and educational opportunities their children
They did not what told them about the prog
for the whole world follow. They
facts to the meaning of the times for themselves their
children.
Unity of English Speakers
when unity the English-speaking peo
spoken of the response They
that safety and liberty lay in united strength against the
mon dlsrupng enemy But Lord Leverhulme told them the
economic truth truth which nightly impressed
which the real keynote for the 1920 business outlook
Lord Leverhume declared that the workers who made the
95 of them His argument therefore
for goods abundant and cheap speeding up machinery
creasing the output and reducing the cost.
We have today this country wage fund in the hands of
labor that before approached the history of the
world is being spent turn the wheels of industry
and insure full consumption of all the output.
Anything that throws labor out of employment will inter
up this prosperity. And nothing else interrupt it.
Lack of Confidence
confidence that people put money
nuing manufacturing and transportation
High money rates very seriously interrupt it. Dsorganiza
from any may interrupt it, For such things, natural
" would result in unemployment.
outlook today that any interruption
temporary
"The whole world is demanding American food metals
of
produce Meeting the demand however, restricted
by reason of home consumption
There depression preceding war and therefore,
very little building the United States for six
eas The demand for homes houses hotels apartment
ouses factory extensions and the whole question of cost
md return on investment.
he people have waited long for labor and materials to
price that they wait longer Go where you
viii you buildings and blocks under construction.
The outlook in Boston England is SO good
n other parts of the country.
eve are almost an of the river and the
endency business stop the mouth of the
hudson Formerly this disadvantage by our coast
shppng-barges towing tugs and light draft boats that
oud bring smallest harbors in New England and
wen lumber and cotton from the South
High Shipping Rates Hurt
But shipping rates now are five the former
tes great dearth of small boats and barge to
ring materials into New England Storms and war played
avoc with them and have been built.
be advanced and every advance in
rates against the business of New England because
re are the most eastern point-an island.
It is only the energy enterprise brains of the New
England men, shipping facilities by water that have
ept New England being wiped off the industrial
ever there for wiser counsel Never there
reaer necessity a unified England unified
Dpe with her business and transportation problems.
fortunate New England that have in the
cutive chair Massachusetts believes business
no believes in construction destruction
Of Tho EDO1oO