The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-08-22

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fair Mr. Ross would be easy them; but Il
fact plain that them would respect ony power
the workers had except group. Why the
carpenters working eight hours? they were
carpenters other terms But the oil workers poorly
organized and the why Bunny get men to
make Of his reading Paul said that with smile to
take the sting out of it. he knew would hurt Bunny
Dad wouldn't feel comfortable it, either Dad couldn't give
his oiworkers eight hour day, wanted tobe-
the Petroleum Employers Federation had away
the Federation would have face this very shortly be-
cause the oil workers organiznght in this
field as Mr. Ross doubt knew.
Dad said he had heard so to admit that
the Federation had him bulletins keep him posted
he wasn't worrying he said if his men wanted union he
guessed he'd find way get along with tried to be
fair all his life, and the knew it, of them
that Mr. Ross ought to understand the fundamental fact
which that the everything going up going
up Europe had begun the price of oil was
going Also but the Employers Federation held
schedule and that fair making trouble
The employers who fought the unions horsghed for
what they really did the w w
Dad looked startled at that for the wobbes
called had the reputation being dangerous people, almost
Anarchists who wanted to seize the wells and them
workers. heard terrible of thing called Sabotage
which that the men, they get they considered
square DEAL would punish the employers by damaging the
erty setting fire to wells Were w W. really field?
Paul answered that wouldn't be fair for him report
men, that would be making him but matter
the wobbes every field and in every ndustryou could
never keep them out and the only thing their
influence down by policy of fair play.
Paul had been studying this question of capital labor
as he studied everything that his He had
ing DOCKS OF which Bunny had heard the
they not taught the high courses because
declared they the labor side Paul had been
organizer who here for the Oil Workers Union
and conditions thoroly
crested at that and said he'd like wouldn't
Dad like too? Dad made the he always
N too crowded with business new pipeline and
interested Dad always foong himself there was
going to be some time in the future when he would
However, he hadn't any objection Bunnys meeting all
the union organizers he pleased he'd doubt bargain
with lot Of them during his life Paul said that
supposed to be here secretly but bosses
all knew him. he had been kicked off the property
only yesterday He'd doubt be willing talk Bunny
provided made clear that this his right to
organize the in Mr.. Ross employ
The upshot OF was that Axon invited Bunny
one morning In the reading and that biggest
saon this Watkins tract had known
had busted loose and caught fire. The night shift
forgot to go to Sleep they waited round the
nwards they passed. The organizer supposed to
be mysterious and terrible who
night and met and friends somewhere hills
but here he being publicly entertained Mans
Dad on this point!
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