El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-23

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wage. you must concede his right
TO having it amended during its life
Hays declared that the employer
D who thinks he can hold his men TO
contract these days by raising wages
[ 50 percent OF what IL actually costs
] in increased living prices is the man
I who is doing more to breed Bolshe-
Tism than the man who haranEues
I labor 70 unauthorized strikes The
time is here" he said, when the
employer and the employe must meet
about the table and decide what is
Z just wage for the employe and what
Z is just return for the employer upon
Z the capital invested and then fix the
cost Of the product 10 bring this
sum-"
No Compulsory Arbitration.
Vol asserted that union labor VIII
never stand for compulsory arbitra-
ton and called upon the publishers
to oppose any such laws collective
bargaining. mutually agreed upon"
he asserted, lis what we must have.
Compulsory arbitration destroys the
freedom Of contract and every con-
ception OF liberty is thrown away.
Destroy the freedom OF contracts. de-
stroy our right 70 work or not work,
and you destroy your right TO con-
troll your own property No compul-
sorry arbitration law VIII ever sue
coed You may compel man TO re-
main on his Job, but you can never
compel him to work There is no
human fundamentally that viii ever
compel men 20 do that which they
are not willing to do Good VIII IS
the first necessity 10 get out OF any
man the best that is in him. and you
can't buy that or enforce it with a
court order.
cooperate, men, rs You have
never coOperated before" he said
The saner element in the unions
OF America cannot keep their men
in line without the help OF the
sane men in business in this
world
have just saved this country from
what nobody can tell But by their
loyalty 20 their contracts they have
swatted this outlaw sWitchmen's 7
strike, this Bolshevistic attempt 70
cripple the country They knew 1t ]
was not fair. VIII the railroad own Z
ers give these loyal union men the ]
same square dealZ If You want 10 |
stem this tide OF Bolshevism, the I
sane men OF all stations must work /.
together"
Practice what They Preach.
The president Of the publishers as I
ISOLATION. at the conclusion Of the ]
OF the. four union leaders. 3
said in their presence:
These men have all practiced what
they preached only hope we viii &
in future as much OF what We |
preach"
IN QEQeE 70 meet A4e 14L4ALlu4 III ]
ing the newspapers in the white paper I
the convention went on rec
ord yesterday against any publisher Z
using more paper in 1890. after Nay
]. than he used in 1919, and Jason /
Rogers. OF the New York Globe, who !
pledged himself TO use 1000 tons less I
this year than last year, was named /
chairman Of a committee to see that /
the rule Is observed
Unless something II done to
curtaiI the use OF paper. fl was
shown, hundreds OF newspapers
will have to suspend this year
SPOT market white paper is
quoted today in New York Mt Il Z
cents a pound. when IL could be
bought four years ago for less
than cents. The increase was
termed by speakers as -mOn-
strOus and damnable prOfiteer-
ing
me association passed a resolution
that no paper should hereafter be I
sold anyw here for less than 3 cents /
! CODY and urged publishers to elm
nate special editions. extras and So 1
called bull dogs" or early editions