The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FRIDAY - - -
AUG. 9, 1901
THE FVTVRt Of THE STRIKE
It is diflieult to sec what the 9teel
strikers expect to gain by a prolonged
strugcle unless they are prepared at
an early ilay to resort to force. They
lia-e exhausted whatever power they
ever possessed of makiDg the strike a
political issue which would force
party managers to cooie to their
support, and low quotations for steel
stocks seem not to worry .ne manu
facturers at all. Unless they make
terms they have nothing to do but
see the mills start up with other
labor at the convenience of the
owners or lawlessly prevent others
from Working. Already there have
been a few tritliug manifestations of
disorder, and It is evident that the
temper of the idle men is reaching a
critical point, calling for the attention
of Mi. Shaffer and his associates in
the management of the Amalgamated
Association.
Mr. Shaffer has announced that
this was not an ordinary strike, and
that it was not going to be disgraced
by boycotting, picketing and riots.
So far be has kept his word reason
ably well, but it is doubtful if he
will be able much longer to cortrjl
the force he has let loose in passing
by the chance for settlement. He
must see thai a "tigb'. to the tiuiih"
means violence. His men have been
for the most part orderly iu the hope
of a settlement he promised and in
expectation that the manufacturers
would find i. to their own interest to
surrender. Now. when they know
the last inch of concession that c:in
be obtained by peaceful methods,
they must either accept those con
cessions or adopt other than peaceful
methods. The serious question for
the officer! of the Amalgamated Asso
ciation is whether or not they are
prepared to carry their strike to the
violent stage. They need be under
no illusion about the meaning of
their decision. Strikes are broken in
one of two ways. The old men go
back to work or new men take their
places, and it is not to be expected
that the old workers, however self
contained they may have been in the
face of a few '-scabs" whiie expecting
a settlement iu the end of their terms,
wili see their places permanently
taken and the mills running regular
ly without them and sit idle and in
order at the request of a strike leader
with no more diplomatic strings to
pull in their behalf
Mr. Shaffei has repeatedly declared
that the association wes not seeking,
as charged by the manufacturers, to
force non-union men to join it. All
it wanted was freedom tor all and a
chance to organize those men in the
present non-union milh who of their
own free will desired membership in
the association. He has clearly
demonstrated that he already possesses
this power by withdrawing so many
association men from non-union mills
as to shut several of ihem down. If
he can do that, the formal signing of
the union scale for those mills is uot
important unless the official position
of the union, intermediary between
the employer and worker, operates to
force all of the latter into the union
as the only way to have a voice in
the conditions of their own labor
Mr. Bbaffei will never arOUtt any
public sympathy in behalf of a pro
longed strike merely to put the SMC
ciation in that position of power. It
becomes not a strike for workingmen's
rtfhti but for the imposition on
workinmen of an Organised machine,
whether or uot they desire it
dom loot 100 of their affairs. If such
a strike results in disorder it becomes
an outbreak not in behalf of liberty
but of tyranny ,and w ist labor leaders
will think carefully and solemnly be
fore they persist in a struggle which
promises such an outcome.
If anything aiie your nair, go and see
hraxer; he's the headquarters (or all
hair remedies. Kemember that be
uiakee a specialty of these goods. tf 1
BtretMMi locals.
Ciarke A Falk'e flavoring extract? are
tne beat. Ask your w "cer for them.
K. B. Gilbreth A Sons will keep at all
times a supply of hay. grain ami leed
which thev Will retail at the lowest
market rates. J-tf
Wanttd A smalt family to occupy
the home and keep house (or an ajje l
widower. Libera! terms can be had.
Apply at thie otllce. y -- lm
The Collins hot spring? are now open.
No hotels, but the finest of camping
grounds. Hunting ic Hosfonl. man
agers. Co'iins. Wath. augS-lm
Why pay 11.76 per gallon tor inferior
paints when vou can buy James E.
Patton's sun proof paints for 1.60 per
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In cases of cough or cfOOp give the
little one one Mioute Congh Cure. Then
rest easy and have no far. The Child
will be all right in a iittle while. It
never fails. Pleasant to take, always
safe sure and almost instantaneous in
Sffiict. Clarke A Falk's P. 0. Pharmacy.
Just received at Qilbrath A Sou's
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Orateil shingle paint. Call on them ;
their prices are all right. Wood not
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Drying preparations simply darel
opeby catarrh ; tuey dry up the secretions,
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and use that which cleanses, soothes and
heala. Ely 'a Craam Batm is such a remedy
and will cure catarrh or com in tne iieaa
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The Balm cures without pain, does not
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With Ely's Cream Baim you are armed
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September 23-28, 1901
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