The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-04-24
. ascnonr ON william Allen WIG

William Allen White, the famous
Emporia editor. opened the flow o
public discussion 90 Washington o
things seen and observed while mem
Der OF the party just returned on the
steamer Mauritania which was one Of
the ships sent out by the American
Express Company filled with "millor
dollar tourists" Mr. White in hi'
Washington address 20 big group oil
people assembled under the auspices
of lhc popular government league, de.
clarcd that the people who won the
world Wal were the women, and la
woe II pictures the European coun-
....s a. 'iil ION r. with most oil
il.m doing little coward getting out
the FIRE company rc found most all
OF Europe anxious 20 do something
tor, ID o., niing 81 future war, which
he '.ii.t-s will surely occur unless
the United States finds a way TO fur
rish a hrc company to cX;inguish the
smouldcring European blaze.
With the mind Of true reporter
Mr.. " sc establishes the existing
facts and Analyses the Europe stu
alton lie speaks OF the part played
by the United States in the aftermath
of war as "a failure" and in Europe
the existing situation is everywhere
"a burning ISSUE" filed with all the
rancor OF political prejudice. In re-
ply to the question as to what can be
done about il all. the Kansas editor
furnishes as his own idea a great in
tcrnational conference. with only
few politicians in it. and made up OF
people whose interests are wholly UNI
selfish. recruited from all walks of
lifc-from social workers and philoso-
pliers. TO people OF the type OF his re-
cent shipmate. Judge Gary. OF the Steel
He would not permit
the conference to adjourn for at least
nine months and his only instruction
would be: Do somethingl
William Allen White talks convinc-
ingly. He will likely have a good deal
to say during the coming months that
is OF material interest. The above is
A scoop" on whatever he may write
and sell through newspaper syndi-
Gates.
The ID. A. X. Spree
The Daughters of the American
Revolution have been enjoying their
annual revolution" in the National
,api,al This event brings to Wash
ngton the most self-satished group OF
that annually honors the city
with its presence Being satisfied with
heir own intense loyalty and honesty
Of purpose, they as usual. fastened at
he very beginning OF their exercises
% condemn the ''disloyalty OF great
groups OF citizens who are as honestly
progressive and loyal in their views
bout popular government as the ID. !
\. RS are honestly conservative and
eactionary. The net result is that the
,. A. RS create a great deal of en-
husiasm among the anti-militarists,
nd the ultra-radicals. The d. A. r.
5 composed OF the finest type OF
american women. and Washington al
ways stretches forth its open arms to
Welcome them. The conventions TAX
n as a whole are very interesting.
900 Inc proceedings are nearly always
.eakencd by the craftsmanship OF
b body. which settle" ali national is
scs. This has resulted IN bringing
ut iocalsr references to the conven-
on as the daughters annual row"
nd ".h, u. A. X. Spree"
A W. on Restricted immigration
America is facing a shortage OF la
Or, due principally TO the laws re-
ricting immigration. warns the coun-
Us greatest captains OF industry.
hey point out that the recent in
ease in wages OF thousands of work .
5 in the steel industry was due to
is shortage OF labor. One would al
ost think they were arguing the case
organized labor when they admit
at they want the immigration laws
nended to admit an increase OF inn
igrantS. Artlessly as children they
init that they want to keep wages
pm going higher
One might suppose that the employ
5 could oppose the immigration law
pre- artistically. Just how they ex-
CT TO get congressman to vote
Fir way on that kind OF argument is
,uzzle
The steel trust has 2l4.92l employ
}, and their average earnings in 1922
ragged Sl.s0l a year each. The head
the steel corporation says that if
migration was not curbed tina, the
capita wage would be lower and
dividends to stockholders would be
alter. Doubtless lodge Cary is stat
facts Inst a. surely II x "fr.;o,"