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0 iTHE OREGON : DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1C21. IIAPGOOD URGES IlS TO BACK UP LABOR BOARD f . , By lfornsa Hapi"" " Cniraml Berries dltorUl Corretpondeat. '7 Washington, Oct,' 2. In ; this - tow there i c p ' difference - cf-t opinion f about the meeting which the labor ooara has called in Chicago 1 for ", today. Those who sympathise with labor, Just .as positively as those-who are feoptil to 5 it, believe that it the laborer allow k themselves to laner hfc open t hostility to the government the- Iocs to unionism, will be enormous.; ?f ' It will be jut about as great as the f railroad managers are hoping it wiU be. The men have played into th bands of the railroad managers so childishly that .some people even believe the strike has bees promoted by agents of the; road I managers. : - ' ., 'V-. y--:- I Only yesterday a man who held -high J office, under- the WBson -administration said to-rae: . : ;-- "I. should not be at all nurprlsed if under cover the railroad managers took .,. hand In bringing the men. to the point .of striking.; Think how easy it is, once these spies of the roads get themselves into union circles.' ' - . " FALL IS VAXVSJLJ ' "All ' they have to do is to talk to Hit men about, how slow their leaders are, how. they never get their demands, how they, lack nerve, and a general line of that sort. It la perfectly natural tor the men to fall for it." ' That hag been an old and successful capitalistic trick since the great indus trial f Ight began. - One of, the profound difficulties of the labor movement is itbe Impatience of the : men the ease with which they can be stirred into suspicion of their leaders. - : ; However, although most of the rail roads hope for a. fiasco at Chicago' this week and a consequent step back toward the .elimination of the unions, such victory would show the stupidity of cap ital. It would mean 'endless' trouble in the future. ' . , . '4 ' CLI3TGS TO POWEB 4 ) If labor Is unintelligent about its im mediate tactics, capital -is unintelligent abaut its ends. It clings -to despotic power with ; a blind doggedness i that means merely that its system will work only with more xA more Jolts. -. : : -The Manufacturers' Record for vOc-h , tober U printed an article containing a vicious attack ' on the labor board lot being too favorable to labor. Listen to .this:. - ' - - . -V. "One evil of the board Is that of mak ing necessary national labor unions for the purpose of moat effectively negotiat ing with such labor boards." -Here is ' another evil .pointed out by this organ of the big interests:- ' - v "Such attempts are bound ; to. prove sympathetic with other. laboring people "iwho see 'as preferred class of railroad - employes; '. obtaining 5, wages, . rights and privilege under" national , agreements very much more satisfactory than any thing' they have beehbe to obUln.! t Let the laboring me who .are -contemplating a strike--Against the board put that sentence tathelr pipe and smoke: .on 1C a while. f HOW ABOVX-TRICESt- . 1 - Mr. Xaclede, who.'wrltes all ttUs;is 'vice presides t and general manager of the Laclede Steel company of St. Louis. Steer is the basis of modern industry. Has It been deflating, while we have ; been howling at farmers and ordinary .'business men -to deflate? - Before the -war teel rails were "J? f . ton. On-Octdher -l.vlast. they Vere'W. Various kinds of pg irons which before. the war were 14.tSa. and lwere I23.&0, 9 si ana r. - ' The steel --corporation made ..only y 1333.000,000. inJ91,-,;but that was more v than twice ae- much as it has ever made before.- In 1917 it did little better. It made J528,00ti,0O0, The' next year it made nearly MWMdfcC-,:'?'-' The steel corporstlort heads the fight aralnst union labor. A. goodly number . of the railroad presidents and managers'. are mere puppets of the steel corpora .:? tion. V " - .-'- Let the capitalists try to break down) the prestige or , bodies use we lapor .board If they are shortsighted enough to prefer temporary, gains to increasing , peace. Labor's clear gain Is to support ' such regulating bodies to the utmost. .- , - , V ': V ' ' ' What is claimed to be a thief urool racking case for shipping goods baa been Invented in England. ' i1 -i n 11 t The Dalles Qaravan ; Tp Make California TripyeewEdad - The Danes. Oct. 3. Pioneering The Oalles-Califo rni a, highway, and bearing the 'slogan.'- 'Completion-- by 1925.' a fu-avan of--motorists .wiU '1m- aert November 14 for the . California Tone, following the-route of the road is pro posed, by the-state highway commission. A Urge number of local business men have registered' for ,the trio, while res ervations also - have been . made by rep resentatives of the - Portland Chamber of .Commerce, the -Northwest Tourist bureau,: the State Chamber of Commerce and other organisations.- - v:j-r-'. -'w ' The expedition will be made under the sponsorship of The Dalles-California Highway ' association,!.'-, which . . recently was organised, at Bend. It is planned to make the round, trip from The Dalles In. less than a week. An endeavor will be made to bring" closer together the communities .alonr the- route, so . that they will, aid 4n, the development of definite policy toward completion of this road. r,-w-r -it-"' ' The trip is being made In November, the backers say. in order to demonstrate that the highway will, be a year round road, i The t Bend Coimnerolal ' club planning to stage a demonstration and banquet for r the visitors -v and Klamath Falls Is likewise planning a - celebration. OF ULLiS TO 0!l SM IS 1 TIMED BAD POLICY Bnimfield Believed ; T63e Past Banger ; ' Sentence Monday Roseburg, Oct 28. Dr. Richard Brum f iejld Is well on the road to complete recovery from wounds inflicted in his neck last Thursday, following- his con viction -of the murder of .Dennis Rus sell, say the attending physicians. His temperature ia said to be normal and his physical condition- Is much improved. The infection which developed in the out on the left eide of i the prisoner's . neck has been checked and it is now thought that Brumfleld is. past all dan ger from the severe slashing he inflicted, qn himself ia an -attempt at suicide. - - Unless .other complications arise the convicted dentist will be , sufficiently re covered to appear in court . October 31.' t6 hear sentence pronounced. Judge Bingham Is scheduled to arrive here Sun day, October-30 and before passing sen tence on Brumfleld will hear Attorney Rice's' motion for a retrial, r In the even another hearing of the' murder case" i denied, counsel for the defense will, un doubtedly serve the court with notifica tion of appeal to a higher tribunal. "Brumfleld will-b sent to the. state penitentiary on the first train after Judge Bingham has passed sentence. Idaho Democrats to Handle.Campaign in Organized . Manner fi a -.!. r .. Boise, Idaho! Ocfc-. 26-Idsbo Demo crats have just launched the first defi nite move toward: organisation for the election of tieii year. This was the In corporation at s the- state capital of the Associated Democratic, clubs of Jdaho, non-proiu. snaring organuauon. .t , - i At the head of the : organisation- is former Governor -James ' H. Hawley of Boise with Samuel J. Hindman, also of Boise, . secretary. Lewis Williams, re tiring United: States Jnterpsl revenue collector, has been chosen, organizer and Is now in -the field. -, v .- i i ' .. . : - . !4rmistipe ,Day Is M jLegalf Holiday iini Statei, Says Olcott . Saletiu, OcL- t,--ArmiaUce .day, ; .No vember 11. will be Observed as a. les-al Jioliday within the. state, of Oreson. A oy uovernoTi picott Tuesday. t, inn nwr proclamation the governor porks out tnac some atirerence of opin ion, has arisen; as to whether the- lea-iala- turo designated Armistice day as a legal 'holiday OK merely a school holiday. It is-plain, however,, the proclamation sets out. that the. .legislative assembly, fol. lowing a recommendation from the ex ecutive office, Contemplated that such day ahouW be forever a legal holiday in this state. VWhen you gfve money to a man who needs work you attack his self respect. A man out of a Job ought to be glvesj a job," not 'something which, he has sot earned and by, which he," In receiving, is robbed of his God-given self respects ? With these words, J. Cm : Engush, rep resenting the mayor's committer on em ployment, prefaced - an appeal to the Portland Rotary club at the Benson hotel Tuesday. It was an appeal for an Portland to hear:.::. - ' , ' . "Don't give money to H.he man who asks you on the-street or comes to your back door. - Send that man. to the emer gency employments- .headquarters.1 the Northwesr Steel company plant. - During 191S-14 we provided work for 75,000 men ; w will ba eouipped- to take care of more than that number-this winter- home folks first, Tommy.Xaike,.bead of Smith's Flow er-shop, standings behind a- huge basket of chrysanthemums," said . that - these flowers which fill the windows 0 flor ists' Bhops come principally from San Francisco and are grown by Japanese. Violets, too, he 'observed.-are a San Fran cisco product, grown by Italians, When it comes to roses, Portland not only has roses 'blooming outdoors nine months of the year but stands at the top- of cities In per capita patronage of pro fessional rose culturlsta. , George C Mason said that the Rotary club must raise $1000 in-order to com plete its $25,000 subscription to a chil dren's .ward, in Hahnemann hospital. - . Mrs. ' Alice Price Moore, accompanied by Mrs. Helen Van Houten, Bans'. Ro- tariana will frolic at. Columbia Gorge hotel Halloween. . t 4 Her Old Skirt j Dyed to Make : Baby a Coat Each package of "Diamond Dyes" con tains directions so simple any - woman can dye or - tint her old, worn, r faded things new. Even if she has never dyed before, she can put a new, rjch color into -shabby skirts, dresses, waists, coats. stockings, sweaters, coverings, draperies, hangings,, everything. Bus Diamond Dye no other kind then perfect home dyeing ? is guaranteed. Just v tell your druggist whether the material you wish to dye. is wool or silk, or.whether it Is pinen, cotton, or mixed goods. Diamond pyes never, streak, spot,(r&de, or run. DiamoncH)yes D. S. ARMY SURPLUS Floating Equipment ; r SEALEDJBIDS ".'t. '" To Be Becelred fTattt Friday, Oct; 28, 1921 . 1 P. W,,PaelfIe Time -ITKXS . TO BB OFFERED A BE I ' Concrete Waters Boat, MCsptaia Barker," located at Tt. Caiby, Wash. . 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