The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-05-22
Labor 5 Challenge
Contributed Editorial.) J

Contributed Edtorial.)
IN these times of widespread unrest careful
tne tragedies of everyday life necessary and desr-
able An inclusive analysis past present conditions and
'noughtprovokng discussion Of the possibilities future
0! the utmost Importance Leaders must think deeply
world events, and constructive abong must put into
practice radical changes and in the
management Of the funds unions the avoved in
enton OF creating better feeling between Labor and Capital
1T now time for Capital to move and Labor issues the
Ienge
Capital going the channels controlled by
members of organized labor bring better
feeling between Capital and interests Of labor
and capital dentica labor capital unit
ed Every labor union should its money Laborcapa
Bank Labor is entitled to the control its wealth.
capital entitled to the control of produces.
as Labor produces all wealth. follows leaders
had grain of sense, they would all capital.
Woud create very good feeling between Capital and Labor
But the trouble is that Labor willing over
all it produces to small group of who call themselves
Capitalists BY this the producers
Masters of the Bread Illuminating essay could written
upon this subject Pondrous volumes have been written upon
it, At the present moment who dares his mouth
this subject dubbed Anarchist Socialist Bolsev
Criminal Anarchist, Left-wng Socialist Communist
syndcaIist, Radical, Red Radical Revoutionst
which places the person the kindergarten
in sociology according to the capitalist press The
on Of labor bank in the ranks Of capital and
the RougonReds Poison scattered broadcast through
columns Of newspapers magazines the cap
tas group will do for Capital and Labor to get
gether through Union Credit Banks say the writers edi
tors Imagine propagandist newspaper campaign show
what blessing it would be for Labor and Capital getting
gether in Union Credit Banks? This would be construed
League establish free love in North Dakota The
of credit and distribution socalzed for the benefit Of
all who labor mask for free love and the breaking Of
the home along with nationaized in Russia. Gro
tesque this the usual way of discussing the
question by its opponents.
In the Republic, May IL, Charles long
article Nonpartsan League. 1t survey Of what the
League has done for North Dakota in its three rule The
ect. Mr. Merz naturally into the subject Of banking
and farm loans: s~
THE BANK.
Net profits Of North Dakota for the period
from July 2st to December 81 ST. 1913, were $45,o7s45
In many quarters Of course the bank IS assaed as ven
For all that it performing convenient service for many
place branch Of the Fedora! Reserve Bank
aciearna house public funds aredeposited in State
redeposited local banks, loaned them, per
view the do as
sharply half different institutions
by the Bank Of North Dakota Chapter Of the state
essd ten million dollars from the which farm
by the
on loan each year for years exneuishes
a value to the farmer Of long time Which pays
s re s
ment Of the state rural credits law, had been 81 cent
without amortization of the principal.
STATE CROP INSURANCE.
The State Of North Dakota insures the farmers
crops against hail, fire and tornado This system Of i'm
COMPANIES shortly before the insurance laws became ef
fectve. These agents then renewed large amount Of
private insurance on three-year contract.
A LIVING FAITH.
Above all else the Nonpartsan League remains the in
CONTINUED o
En1bree Is Selected as Candidate