THE OREGOX STATESMAN: SUNDAY. JULY 23, 1020.
LABOR TO
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RADICALISM MADE DECENT.
:!.; . 1 '. (Bra. e. r.)
V Judge Fred G. Bale, who lectured
it the Chautauaua last Friday night.
would probably . object I tq .being
called a ?' lounge rtzxard" or a Vpar
lor radical,'? still those opprobrious
' expressions will convey, to "the great
nn washed" exactly what he is what
his teachings (before, they - became
semi-decent)' uttered by others elic-
ltedf the first by the Wobbly, and
the second by the Socialist. '"" ; : " '
The following quotation from the
a news columns of this sheet, however,
would warrant calling the judge by
either the words made classic by
use in an editorial way:
Has Scant Attention. ' ,
'"For many yearf," asserted
Judge Bale, "America " has
stressed money and not man
' hood. The things that have
brought the dollars have re
ceived oujr highest considers-;
tion. vWe have maintained bu
reau for cattle and hogs at
Washington , under ' the caption
of. animal' husbandry; bureaus -4
for crops and labor, and 'not
until ,19.1$ dld' the youth of
America receive "ouf." consider
atlon, when: in that year we
V created a child's, bureau at the
national capital. Last year we
1 ' appropriated- seven 'and one-
halt millions tor the animal,
hog and crop bureaus,, and; to :
show , how much importance we
,' placed on the . child's, bureau V !
last year, we appropriated I2,
000 for that bureau."
(Many year ago 'Brumlgem, (as
the English for some- unaccountable
reason pronounced "Birmingham")
Tom TrenneiL a working philoso
" pher who was so unprofessional as
to lite his philosophy, said: : "The
breedin' of children Is a diversion,
an their raisin' a bloody obliga
tion; while we breed. 'ogs an bother
. cattle scientific an' rear 'em accord
In' to w'at will brlng.hoiit' the bast
; as is hin 'em."
Old Tom was not select In his
language, but words were selected
that left no possible doubt In the
listeners' minds as , to what was
meant. Tom was a machinist whose
i mind andtktli'inTented (In Buck
ingham & Hechts factory) much of
- the shoe machinery now controlled,
and leased only, by the trust, and
his observation was In connection
with the restriction of apprentices in
the skilled crafts, which since has
taken upon itself the decency of
legal status in form of "child labor
laws." In those days Tom was
called by "any old" name that, with
.proper adjectives prefixed. is now
conveyed by L Wl W..V "anar
chist," "parlor lizzard," "radical,"
iwiaiisi, ; etc. iuwas before. Herr
Most, the Haymarket riot Lndlnw
Blsbee and other Incidents too'nnm-
erous to mention vhificin
mon origin In what the Judge calls
stressing money and not manhood."
in connection with the oldtime
old truth, only" poorlT told hi
Judge Bale, and the t position in
which he . and, .other student , find
themselves, Bryan, for instance, I
would point out a few thinn." .
The, Judge Is a. Jurist out "of s
job, ss far as the bench is concerned.'
Bryan is a politician without aa of
fice. The judicial temnerament i.
a mighty bad thing' when It don't
"Jewdish." The mind that won't
ueos useir, prostitute itself, to
commercial ends soon tMoma .
b?ore bench -oL popular
opinion, but it gets a more or less
respectful hearing In labor or Chan
tanqua circles. '
Labor don't attend Chautauqua
more s the pity. If it did it might
tvrreci some, oi tmr half-truths toM
there. However, Truth crumb tn
earth shall rise again," just as the
xruui or the 'prentice restriction rer-
".".V.n. risen, like Banquo's
ghost, in other forms" to Comfort
iaoe wno, in Its berihnlne fa. tfc
ame class now does) called it "un
American . '" .. ..
STATISTICAL TWADDLE, ".
I read an editorial' squib 'the other
day, which .spits In 'tha fr .v-
twaddle that, was purveyed to "the
COVS" hcfAM Ik. . .
. , T r. wmcn. since
.- :ui, OT absence in word and
Bcuon, it, says: .; ; ,
Vnfi,".C!nt eBt!mt hows that
h 19 month f the war the
47,94f. During the same period
Im.",". UU4 accident in
this cOnntrr "
': . etudy the language; rEetimste"
'actuaL' .
la-absence of the proportionate
lumbers In ..w. and lndns-
w w rs wm iigure.They are rot
Mvreorer, mey are an M
which means that they are statisti
cal lounaiings, and like their hu
man prototypes serve booni pur-
woa, m me one instance by swell
ing popnlaUons to be exploited
psper and in "air," and In the other
s . wind , puddl'tt" r Jot, either ev
serTlce men," as soldiers and sailor.
are called. In contradistinction wjth,
their brothers who furnished ,-the
sinews of war" (again to the end of
separating; , tho sheep ; from Jthe
goats.! either of .which both become
as. occasion, dictates), or in both to
acca on we wosepns oi industry
whom their political brethren would
sell Jnto bondage.jv .-i
This is the way it might work?
Political -Philandered Uo a gang
of "the unwashed")"Y6u were the
silent heroes of the. war. You men
furnished the run for "the roan be
hind the gun." You are the stokers
In the bold of the Ship of, 'Freedom
and ' Democracy," et cetera, and so
forth, and so on, ad InfialUm et ad
nau8eum. ' '
The Same (to "the noble boy's In
Khaki,' etc.You are "the men be
hind the gun" that resounded and
still reverberates Thv alwavs nae
that last word. If they know It.) in
j the welkin. (whatever that Is). You
icugni, oiea ana died (They steal
that from other political buffoons)
to make the world free for demo
cracy (which don't exist, outside the
minds in the over-crowded institu
tion out on Asylum avenue). It
is to you the world owes a debt that
it cannot (and-Congress will not)
ever pay. Noble sons - of worthy
sires (Never mind the mothers; they
are only women.' and besides, they
made the country dry.) I bow iny
head Iij honor (and contempt)' for
you (fc? three weeks before elec
tlon).
But the point ln't clear yet To
the soldier or sailorV aftenUon they
call the wages ."extorted" by civilian
employes ln time of our country'
dire need" (no reference to profi
teers) ; as the reason for treating
them by the financial "absent"
method. '
(And to the civilian they bring out
"the lack, of patriotic, generosity
whfch makes' the action of the Am
erican Military !' in demanding a
modiclum of what Canada ("a bloody
empire") doea for- her volunteers
gladly
"Besldra." he . aajjs. aslde, ."wo
had to conscript 'em to get enough
of 'em to furnish soft wraps' for our
(the political bonnes') sons 1; the
commissary and commands for our
'fightin fools'' with chevrons." -
See the "point? ' Instead of "mak
ing one hand wash the other' in
stead of unifying all Into one har
monious, patriotic whole, a truly
United States he Incites, greed and
hatred between brothers and wakens
envy and passion between father and
SOn. t ... , r ,. -
Rotten! Yes; but that's politics
as she Is played.
. MOO.VSH I X I NO A FIXE AHT.
. . According to a jnagazLne arfjcle.
Orange county. North Carolina, la
the champion moonshine-making dis
trict la' America. The federal author
ities have already captured and sup
pressed 700 Illicit stills there.' but
the production of contraband corn
Juice is yet the leading Industry of
the county and la engaged In. allls
by business and professional - men,
as well 'as farmers. . -
Ninety per cent of the business
of the courts grows out of this traf
fic, but conviction r rr nnn
county juries look; upon . a Judge's
instruction that home-brewing. Is a
crime In the nature or a joke. The
anthbritiea' limit their program of
enforcement to hunting down and
destroying the stills. - .
"iJ?U'ni m!4 d ne..IWletrmrjn
The moonf hlner has the wholesale
bootlegging business rednced to a .
system.' 'There Is a ualveraity In th
midst Of these operations, so that a
stalwart and Intelligent band or -young
moonshiners will be ready to
take up the burdens laid down by
their fathers. . - t . r; - '
It is hardly necessary toT state that
this section of North Carolina la al- .
most solidly in favoc of the prohl- .
bitlon amendment -
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