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192.1.
LABOR
MAttSA
V
AIIAITttMltk.L:
nfUNUUNtlmNT
Executive
Council
-at
Convention
Today
Sets
Pert
New
Aim
DEMOCRACY
OF
INDUSTRY
Objection
Taken
to
Political
In
torferohoo.
Mcdelesomenees
and
Restriction
I'OKTLANl),
Ore
Vt.
1
velopment
of
an
industrial
franchise
"comparable
to
our
political
rrniu'liiMf'"
must
he
the
next
goal
of
the,
labor
movement,
the
executive
council
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
declared
today
in
il
rjurl
t
llif
federation
s
annual
convention.
Warning
of
the
"threat
of
state
invasion
of
imlusl
rial
life"
the
eouneit
asserted
that
the
hwir
has
si
ruck
for
"a
pronouncement
of
the
aims
of
labor
that
shall
more
nearly
express
thefftill
initdtra.
linns
nf
trade
uniomW
"
"The
rlnsfl
of
UieTwar
.'market
for
us
a
IwriiingTKoint'
iii
human
relations."
the
'mioiHsni.l,
jm,i
threw
forth'
in
boldVrelief
the
in-
adequacy
of
existing
forms
and
institution.
Henceforth
the
movement
for
organization
of
the
workers
into
trad
unions
has
a
deeper
meaning
than
the
mere
organization
of
group
for
advance.
merit
or
group
interests.
'Rescue
From
Politics
"Henceforth
the
organization
of
the
worker
into
trade
unions
must
mean
the
conscious
organ
ened
participation
In
a
democracy
of
industry
whose
puritotc
must
)e
the
extension
of
free-
i.
The
general
manager
of
the
railway
is
now
optimislic
oVer;1m,
the
enfranchisement
of
the
I'nnoe
Ru)erts
pn.siecls.
While
he
said
litlle,
what
he
did
'producer
as
such,
the
rescue
or
ay
was
all
indicative
of
impnivement
and
prosperity.
,
(industry
from
chaos,
pr.4fiteerinp
i
mv.
.
v
iriiM
iii
.iiuo
v
1
1
.
n------
n'
a..'.
t.lllllll
"Minn
illlll
linn
II
ii
1
III
1
i
ItT.
t-
i
Ill
u-
siiveo
HIIVI.II
IIIWIIIII
Ullfl
II
III
I
a
llllllli
j
....
II
by
...
,
bing
;
so
hiifilso
,
.
there
winilil'liot.
he.iiiiy
prefereiitial
Irenl-nienl
to
any
j.a'rt.iMilar
part-
pM.ie7rtm.ilry.
Kmrnk
lavVl
for'
all
'
'
'
are
;reqtund;
.
;.
Protection
Against
.
.
Hemful
Dritosv
1
nays
the
hitmonlon
linllefiif
"linn
n.n
n
r..i.V:.
i
-.,
r
'
Him,
i
.
i
iiiiiiiii
mmiiii'U
somelhuig.
al
,
itienevn
when
bo
tidd'
n-v.r.,.,miii
,.
.
..
'
"iiiiiillii
l-
il
-ills
ilKIK
r
oiLaNaiionrtial
Harmful
drugs
nre.
being
innmifaclured
in
SvviU
xth-laml
ami
.imported
.landestiiiejy
i-
(Janda
mid
the
1,'nited
btales;
mid
,r-eel-(l
to
prove
the
charge
l.y
dociirnfMilnrv
5-yi-(lenee.
I
he'
League'
is
thus
iiiiri.miii.i
....
...i.
...",..
.
dnirhiailkind'
a
timirililu
ninl
l'.a.V.o..ilf....
.
-A
-
,
.
.
nil-Mi,
4
ii
r,
ii
ini
i.engue
cnniiot
tndu-e
nienibor-iiiilions
Hi
ken
tt
leii
mitiinnlc
fmm
..l
,
.
"
'
'
o'i
tii.
no
rienr
now
ll
is
b.
aiM-omplihh
much
in
the
larger
relnted
undertaking
nf
rw'esri-iiifr
imiKii
n...
....
.
n
..
iipmi
bwilieriniMl
lo.
lnp
lh.'XM.rl
of
drugs
o
Onndn.
il
is
bound
moral
y
to
.ilso
c,l
upmi
Canndn
lo
prevent
its
mminnls
M.ippH.g
whisky
iulo
Ihe
Unit,,,
Stntes.
Canada
has
no
right
to
.jxpecl
She
Hwjss
n.ill.orilies
lo
protect
jt
against
illicit
traffic
in
.Swiss
drugs
unless
it
is
prepn.-eil
lo
prolecl
Ihe
lT,,ited
Hlnles
against
(.auaduui
boollegger.
"Nugget"
Your
Shoes!
It
not
only
shines
them
brilliantly
but
it
softens
and
preserves
the
leather.
Shoe
Polish
SViS:,trIAr-TONE'r
"-
UAKh
URUWN
AND
WHITE
fusion
,and
more
hopeless
langleinenls.
'lraJle
unionism
may
lead'
the
way
for
true
pro
gress,
even
nt
the,
rosl
or
being
brunded
as
reactionary
by
those
who
do
hut
little,
save:
propounil
rormuhis
luisi'il-
llllfin
Itfiinlan
.
(
'
.
I
'""I"""
Ilioiiuiu
and
devoid
of
llie
wl.
fit
of
experience
and
of
any
wig.
nizance
of
our
fundamental
so.
rial
strurlure..
our
industrial
lib
or
our
national
chnrncl
We
advocate
organization
of
all
wa.e
.earners
and
of
all
useful
and
productive
elements.
Nobler
Purpose
"Labor
now
parlicipale.s
more
ruiiy
in
ihe
decision
thai
ahape
human
lire
thnn
ever
beforo
and
more
fully
in
America
Hum
in
any
other
nation
on
earth;
but
our
participation
must
be
gindonllv
brought
to
completion.
The
pur
pose
of
this
Is
not
onlv
n.
coninianiling
of
heller.
wni?e
nn.i
betler
cniidilloiis
of
work,
vital
as
H.-iiMiii-
soMieiiiing
oi
uliteh
we
have
a
nalloiUil
consciousnesn.
It
mils)
rense
o
be
h
disconnect.
ed
colleclion
nf
fri-miiiu
in.,
"
I'i
imi-
Hlutc
withoul
a
union.
The
fu
ture
demands
no
American
in
dustry,
in
which
11
shall
be
pos
7H1
i'm
iii
t
J.HIWD1
ni-r
national
life
must
fit
them
selves
to
work
out
1
heir
Viwn
"hm.
Menus
eradicate
their
abuse
ami
mrnisn
America
wittan
ever
in
rreasinn
flood
tf
Wm
modi
ties,
liolh
necessary
and
pleasure
giving.
Industry
alone
tins
the
euni
Portland
pHence.
mid
it
must
demonstrate
Hud
competence
through
organ
ization.
'Hie
orgatiued
fnnr-
lional
elements
in
industry
will
find
easy
of
solution
those
pro
piems
to
which
politicians
now
turn
their
attention
in
futility.
Industry
nfusl
organize
to
govern
Itself,
lo
impose
iiihiii
itself
tasks
and
rules
and
to
bring
order
into
its
own
housp.
Industry
joust
bring
iirder
to
itself
construe
lively,
or
it
will
hae
an
order
Ihrnsl
iion
it
which
would
deinornlizinp
if
not
fatal.
lur
peojile
cannot
lie
and
IhriviMiu
der
the
rejrime
nf
imreaucriicy
that.
tlii'fNtlens
(unless
imtustry
solves
its
own
problems.
iniiusiry.
oriranizett
as
we.
lllte
it
must
he
organized,
will
lejrln
in
truth
on
era
of
senicn.
rotional,
natural
development
and
productivity
unmatched
hv
nasi
achievement
or
fancy
Avrieoltiue
was
irpet
l
join
in
the
next
ih'velooinK
sten.
U
tnoilBll
Hie
Council
denied
Mint
it
wished
to
offer
"nnasked
advice
to
those
w(io
occupy
other
fields
ill
our
productive
life.--
II
urtred
that
Hie
Federation
eontinue
to
co-operate
in
every
.way
with
or
cnniztsi
farmers.
"Ourinp
the
nal
year,"
Hi'
r-
Iort
said,
"the
relations
he
Iween
industrial
workers
,
and
priMtuctixe
aurictillure
has
grown
Iremendonsly.
It
is
ur
hoje
that
the
farmers
will
conlinio
their
work
of
orpanizalion
'
am
izalnm
of
one
of
he
jnost
vitalju.at
we
may
pive
assistance
functional
elements
for
enlight
-
ioi:.ii
iicon
e
Claim
lit
see
in
tlie
i
.f
':
:
o...l
.
;
flenl
lluiigerrord
the
first
step
toward
so
improving
lite
road
as
cludinp
individual
incapacity
and
I"
make
it
iHissible
lo
iurrease
Hi?
speed
of
trains
such
as
the
Hie
rescue
or
industry
also
from
fish
trams,
the
passenger
express
and
posihly
silk
trains.
It
isjlhe
domination
or
incotnpetent
well
i
known
that
if
lhejk
business
is
to
come
this
wav
it
muil!llilirBl
Ixwlies.
he
rushed
through
w-i
Ih
great
speed
lo'the
Kast
,-oast.
The
rail-1
"'I'"
latest
rreciom
or
ae-
way
oiticials
say
they
can
give
nil
the.
speed
required
at
verv
lion,
the
n-eest
play
r.r
individ-
1
Where
Is
Whisper
Of
Death
Now?
w
nere
is
tlie
w-lusper
of
deolh
nowv?
Lord
AUie!stoir'
newspaper
has
been
publishing
a
series
of
articles
on
The
frout!
n;)Kre
ntlli
n-lnt'iiicr
ltnfli:....-
1
1...
.
i
uai
iniuaiive
ami
yen
his
in
industry
cannot
l.e
had
umler
the
shadow
of
ronstanl
incompetent
tiolitical
inlerferencev
meddlesomeness
ami
restriction.
iniiMiRii
the
,muddlmir
con-
i'ik7
mii
Kiau
x
Jienmiiies
nin
le.irno
rmr
on
imH..
o...
......
rani
r
..
i
i:n
.
.
eral
heading
The
Whisper
.of
Death"
in
which
it
warns
JIib
iiupossihle
to
come
together
in
lieople
nsraiijst
expenditures
and
especially
against
the
National
,c-operalioii
we
must
l.w.k
to
a
.Railway
situation.
The
whisper
has
not
been
taken
serioiislv
futiu-e
that
must
haveits
foumla-ainl
in
fact
it
is
generally
attributed
lo
the
tntliienre
of
a
rival
Hon
upon
co-operation
and
col.
corporation.
ilahoratiou.
The
He
or
stale
r
V.W.?,mes,.
fffr
"r
r,"veriiment
securities,
and,
in
spile
invasion
or
industrial
lire
is
real.
...
.
wo.sper,
me
people
are
inlying
llie
imnds
as
fast
as
thev
Powerful
crouj.s
of
earnest
can
get
them
and
paying
a
be.tt-r
price
than
has
heen
secured
.sincere
persons
conslanllv
snicj
lierjii.
Jliu
.
II
i
.
f..
.
.
...
....
.,
,,
.,,.
,,
,,,,,,,
rio
oiiraiug
iiiing
to
see
uie
exieusiou
if
slate
suzer
y.iu.w,.o
peopie
Diijmg
wanaoian
J.onu
and
thus
keeping
Ihe
aiuly
over
purely
industrial
luleresl
payments
in
this
country.
The
only
way
lo
k,?ep
a
stahle'fields.
Such
ijinoranl
en-goveninieut
is
bi
have
the
loans
taken
up
by
the
people.
That
eroaehmeuts
as
the
Ksch-Cum-wilLgive
them
n
considerable
inlereM
in
ke-pinp
the
government
niins
Act,
the
Kansas
Oourt
or
"
M,.Bt
oui
u-j
in
a
mhiiiu
conililiou.
'.Huch
a
condition
swnis
InduslHal
Helalions
ami
Ihe
r.ol
Id
exist
Hist
riiiu-
iiidaiiiir
....11.
........
'
'"pf
.orauo
industrial
commission
.
,
,.
'.
.
'
l.
,
each
a
Munderinp
(reslure
Special
Charters.
t
ii
'
,
,
,.
.
....
organied
".'Kunnsen
proiiaganda
irtikiiKUlioa
11
It
seems
about
time
(o
limuinfe
sncini
..i.oniu.u
...t
....hia..i
:
:
Of
Jihrriitil
Ann
ulloi
4lk
-
i
make
all
dif.es
.!!!
"Z
Z.
"7:.
'
"
"
are
'
,,mM
must
parlake
V:
or
r
Ihe
""
nature
in
the
Province
come.
1
1
1
1
1
1
p
i
ho
i
a
.
.
.
.
.
:
.
I
Tancouver.nnrtakingunalo.
v
iinco
over
.nee
.itmir
t,n
ir.i
V
Vn
i.i
r
-i-i...
.
,t
.
.
l"
e
"I-
"
woo'ioirc
I'-nr.
i
oe
coiUMIUing
Ciamorilul
I
imp
or
r
llie
i
I
.eiriwlnliiiui
.
lm,
I
...
v.-v
.
iiuiij.
v
liar
movement
in
nn.
f
inm
-
....
-
mil
iini
,
iiniii'
hip
inn
of
or
of
that
Ihe
offspring
in
merica
and
In
.v...
--.
...
...0........
M.,.,l
nvnj
.rr
in
secKiuK
auieiid-
lor
extension
or
.sue
regu
nloryl
paMian
ua-L.
nieiits
t.i,,ts.charlcr
li
meet
changing
conlition..
If
th'ese
powers
under
the
guise
of
re-
w.
raT
vvoTker.
ehaiiges
ure
Jieeded
for
hoso
i
n
n....-
...:n
i:
.
-
...........
.
..
I:
ca"
imo
"Pon
worker:
of
-,
'
.t
"in
i'-
i
iirruru
ior
."
oeiivernnce
irom
CVl
foreicrn
1
1
i..
.
i
1
..f..i..
a-
,,
,
.
.
.
.
'frai"
(ithers
and
.
the
li.'
should
be
the
same
for
nil
mo..ieinni;ii...
,.,
can
hut
i
i..,.,i
lend
i..f,.
info
greater
,
'i
f1""
'".
ofJany
nartieulaBirraile.
Vol
.....K.
...m
,:
"T
'
,T"
,r.
'
""-
J
"
uw
i-,ascisU
of
any
I
in
pushincr
fo'rwanl
the
program
upon
which
we
believe
depend
our
future
national
well
being
and
safety.
'
Fasclstl
and
Klan
,
Roth
the
Fascisli
and
Ku
Klux
Klan
movements
were
condemned
liy
the
council
as
"hostile
to
Ihe
purposes
of
organized
povern-ntent
and
(he
trade
union
mpve-menl."
With
resranl
to
the
Klan.
Ihe
report
said:
"This
secret
organization
pro-
moles
discord
among
our
people
and
strife
within
Hie
ranks
of
organized
lalxir.
seeks
to
destrov
the
cherished
American
principle
or
religious
rreedoiu
and
tolerance
and
purposely
fwsler
ra
cial
prejudices.
The
Klan
seeks
also
to
lake
into
its
mwii
Imnd
Ihe
adutiitistralion
of
ipuuish-nient,
thus
setting
itseir
up
as
superior
to
government."
Krrorts
to
tu-nntnte
Fascism
in
Hie
Failed
Elates
was
denounced
"as
ii
token
nf
lnlilll.
and.Li
our
d
emocrnlic
inulilnii....
"eek
nn,
parli"ularly
lo
our
American
trade
union
niovemenl,"
"Promotion
by
a
foreign
oower
of
a
hostile
movement
on
nnr
soil,"
the
report
continued,
"can
not
be
lightly
regarded
hv
our
movement
or
hv
our
neorde
in
ei,
general.
o.
dic
la
mer
government
are
ill.
prepared
to
come
at
all.
The
inevitable
result
of
continuance
or
such
efforts
as
Hint
represented
liv
the
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Monday,
October
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i&$8.
To
the
Untold
Legion
of
1923
Victory
Bond
holders
Whet
are
you
going
to
do?
Canada
wants
you
to
renew
your
investment
for
another
20
or
5
years
at
your
option.
.
You
know
you've
had
a
good
investment.
You
know
your
security
is
right
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know
your
interest
has
been
paid
with
unfailing
regularity.
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you
get
two
weeks'
interest
as
a
bonus,
and
to
repeat
your
security
ranks
equally
with
Victory
Bonds.
Will
you
renew
your
investment
?-exchange
your
Bonds?
-Will
you
If
so
do
it
quickly
please.
Don't
wait
till
the
last
minute.
The
privilege
may
be
with
drawn.
Dominion
of
Canada
Refunding
Loan
1923
5
Bonds
jO
Year
Dondi
due
13th
October,
1943
3
Yr.rbond.
due
13lh
October.
1928
Price:
20
Year
Bonds
98.25
and
Interest,
yielding
5.!4.
5
Year
Bonds
99.00
and
interest,
yielding
5.23$.
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tneg
It
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or
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and
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IS
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Premier
Gold
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New
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in
only
oneway
to
prove
that
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MKDAL"
HKKH
in
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THY
IT.
Order
from
the
Government
Vendor
Today.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displnjAl
by
I
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Liquor
timtrol
Hoard
or
by
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(lovernmeiit
of
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National
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and;
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Anyone
considering
Ihe
pnrdrtise
of
a
new
fishing
vessel,
log,
or
wooden
boat
of
any
description
is
nirtlffifly
mv.led
lo
inspect
progress
on
the
two
00
fool
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nru
now
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