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Show ' 1 " ; THE CITIZEN J duction, KEEP YOUR PRINTING AT at Home the given out -st r-i- of., faithful service on the - HOME. ANYWAY! V they also been at times i represented . . ,, - by. crooked. men?? .. If interested further,- drop Us ' a card at .311 Scott ; building or. phone Wa- satch , hIgh Wages, lower1' ' - . part of the manufacturer. They saw an opportunity to turn this value into Immense profits, hence the offer. weekthe'cheering f' 7762. PRICES, SAYS FORD industry is- here, and iae it calls for of a fund use of higher wages, lower prices the jtah and real union of the ..The label club Commercial public printing service, declares Henry the iged ly. Ad-, Ford In an likewise trade's INDUSTRIAL has a a RELATIONS exclusive under signifivalue, now way. interview, urpose is cance- and histbry little known to the the New York World, to whichjiven ten will appear is'said, that atfit ; has !"'.. It ; stands Jead-publication for certain average of copyright; the countrys person,,i twenty This new order, Mrt- Ford says, must cir-o- f : Speaking at Buffalo, N. Y., in to addition combined a 19, principles April having igpers be applied to the railroads before the B. Wheeler, Chicago This 'will sup-th- e being the trademark of .a .class of .1922, Mr Harry 1,3C 0.000. ' ' banker and for three years president 'public welfare is safeguar4ed. ' pamphlets, circulars and workmen having Advanced training of the. Chamber of "Commerce' of the Railroads, r he said, are for the Irature being constantly sent and superior, skill. It briefly calls to mind the principles of the organization United States, and urging thorougn or- sole purpose of transportation. .. They he club and should have- a . may be twisted for a time ganization of business and to serve iect in spreading abroad the which originated it, and is a reminder ' some other ; with labor that are and purpose, but they1 cant these, principles agriculture, said:accepted and e of Utahs resources and opLabor any.. is other serve; owner the office of the under purpose; .very well or by appreciated admirably organized IS. a for ;very the banner was of where on the done work American Federation which it :the, long period of time. They T that this substantial effort ' cant raise crops. They cant manufac-- ' of Labor . . When business, stanchly appears.. up our city and state should ture shoes.;. In the first place, .it stands for the united, stands with 'labor, and agriculThey cant build houses.:. narred, it is important that , "All a railroad can dp ,ip to move peaceful and orderly conduct' of lndus-U-ia-l; ture, in. shaping legislative and, admin,. nent in our community unite and which things from place' to pacle. istrative people build 'for the policies' f re)ations' between employer and further thO Up-every way-tA is railroad successful ofaly to th6 dethe conference method of nations good Tather than for individtfour community. Those who .employee; this service , ,is gree ual and interest efficiently profit there will dawn reaching agreements, whereby the J e in response to our adyertis-- d a new . of . emof , interests both' permanent period and prosperity employer f find a people already here" :Ford jr? :::The its' in owner all which will Yailrokd, share. says, ployee are freely discussed by all par-- ' for their own home town and contracts pfj would cut rates in.two tomorrowtif the and modeled ties such a in erything possible to make it government would permit itr Then, way as to protect both the welfare of oM-e0,r- f n ; and happy. ; B,ab80n,1 he 5? declares, would the road make sh and business the the of the ' employee iy in which this can be done; ' i mcV.mw than Jt Hnow makfng that employer. at Muskegon, we would cut the rates still more.. We ng wholehearted support to stands for conciliation, mediation employers If ' and what the wants, workingman The our in midst have already raised employees wages already and arbitration-oquestions arising in what he is beginning at last to undersends away for things that We did that almost the first thing and the course of the industry. stand he wants, is an improved standUs well be produced right here It stands for the uninterrupted opera- ard of life. That is a very serious con- it paid us.. It always pays where the helping the community from tion-of management knows its business. plants, no matter what the disdition that industry is. required to face. rjj draws his living. In the mat- - ' pute or difficulty. The American workingman, in the reminting there has grown up a stands for an organization of cent period of war prosperity, has had It POVERTY VS. DISEASE. ;in many quarters of sending memits which insists workers that The name of Gorgas will live long standard of life a taste of a other communities and remust perform a certain minimum than he ever higher bers i'? 'After is the peoples of the world have had before, and he patronize the local printer, amount work of recogbefore., being to satisfied with be never the heroes , of the worlds , forgotten going going cn conditions there is no opto entitled and as nized competent once he back to the standard that was, greatest war, said Sir Auckland to keep in close touch with work. Instead of to contented going British' Geddes, accept. as it progresses; long delays ambassador, in a - It stands against any limitation on ' is go- - speech at the initiation of the Gorgas the next twenty-fiv- e years back, almost invariable rule, and either the quantity or high quality of ing to see a continually broadening foundation memorial, in Birmingham, work is delivered it is often work an employee may do. scale of living demanded by the Ala!, recently. v rhat was desired. However, for This label union The worker. speaks great sanitarium,' said the jbe paid for, and good Utah , printers British ambassador, conquered yellow an organization that is not satisfied to thus sent away to build up fever in Panama and was the instigahave the training of its members conimunities. Balin speaking Curley, Archbishop tor in of a movement for ljetter health the wbat fined to they may pick up ar that is sent out of the labor Union said:, last adtimore month, conditions in the tropics that; will' last shops this is supplemented by an ecessarily is permanently better for the is inresponsible to absolutely for all. time. Other speakers also vanced technical course designed will not return to us again; crease their skill and make them betconditions under which work is being paid higbi tribute to the late surgeon-'genere dollar that is spent here ter and more profitable workmen. done today. Union labor has brought of the: United States army. the channels of local trade in regard to child reforms the about General Gorgas. - fight in , Panama for s on that provides An organization so are Unions labor. circulating through labor and woman more apprentices than . the business true friends of humanity and no men- - , against poverty and1 low wages, as erent avenues, doing good at causes for disease; are well known; He' can absorb, if all make good, and inuntil it is almost impossible , been called. They never, ceased have as ace, they connecting low , wages ite its value. sists that each and every, apprentice have rendered splendid and effective' with poverty, bad'santiary conditions be given the fullest opportunity to service for the benefit of mankind. ske City has ample printingdisease statements and by him that fully and completely to care for all labor done? Abhas unorganized too the work of learn the trade What are .often overlooked those who sucduring the five years of training for myself, now sound his praises, inbya ninity; it has the machinery Speaking nothing. solutely in skilled help to turn out this ceeding his proper education in the I believe that labor has the right to Cincinnati, in 1914, General"speech Gorgas' branches of learning. here is no share in the profits of an enterprise said: i .if r. logical excuse for general , inof t away to to ah for are s It enough corn-tieorganization the large speaks when profits is the greatesUsingle That help build up some cause of poverty bad in believe that I and states. Trade has telligent workers who liberally conand conditions was" it, justify sanitary to k here for some promatter own delicate their a is from earnings tribute it time because cases, although very upon; mie'T if I t that the usual customers of vide an and commodious to adjust, labor ought to be permitted shouldearly impressed again go intq community, ess houses have home for the sick and aged, pensions to take part in the regulation of enter- - such as Cuba or Panama, and we were been withies, while at the same time for the aged and liberal benefits for prise. By labor I mean union labor. fallowed to select only '"one" sanitary ' k they could member. do, the pay for the family of the deceased ,t : measure, .but were at the same. time. prosperjuld immediately find its way for stands It peace, In brief, With the characteristic vigor and ', ; given power to choose from all business houses, is conbeing tary 'measures I would select that of ity, honest work for fair wages, of his eminent father, Colonel T under one excuse or an- sympaof (no tinuous operation plants doubling wages. . Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., has denounced disthetic strikes, no jurisdictional This, in my case, is not altogether, movement of today g the workWy we are all for advanced training in favor of having Before the Press theory. In our tropical possessions; in putes), as ail done in apsufficient Cuba, Porto Rico, the ..Philippines, union shops and men, thorough training of club of Pittsburg, Pa., he said: union label, but, whether prentices to supply skilled workmen Panama, the result has coine about of manifestation That appalling for provision that as we increased wages we. imnt, we say; most p at all times, and liberal is bolshevism, primarily misrule, r i, :r sanitation. YOUR PRINTING the care of the sick, the aged and the past proved but it economic unsolved an strugle, In defense of his theory, i General , thus help to build up family of the deceased. economic j l Kand msichievous not the is only business and that of to Panama,. ask If you believe in these things, your movement that is abroad in the land. . Gorgas' ispecifically pointed aaa fellow business men. for the union label on- your printing. There' is another which is almost as' SpdopteSteoiweandhto ; ' 3 It costs you nothing.the aim as smashing its bad.-- It has these of labor unions. TE0PtHEUn,N LABEL. - .If you believe in encouraging it the The unions are essentially a right' trad8mark8 an(t labels policies and practices, demand reMmhe Durchasine, Dower of of our scheme of and part .. union label. necessary most 0r long that i. people denotes working .The orkeracreaseth not label relationship. only union The with. large numto protect and express the outlined unions need few stPP to think of of the' things approval your themselves. They have done a great- Never confess to a mell of value: above, it also shows that your 5 lt maS advoIn your own home town. a certain: well good in the country. Those who Show the world that your brqw is un- rand an un- are destruction doing cate their to. label baking powder were If you dont want the union ruffled; colAmerican, shortsighted,' and mischievin believe tfil18 for mere world the 4Sum that you tell the we union of the you can sir, use the soft an- - ' Meon1, trade nam- - Their - lective bargaining- - under peaceful, ous work. Opponents .. , .... have at times been repgwer terms, .eliminating strikes, walkouts urge that they tide Tehmblematlc of a than a tonSe un' and lockouts and substituting therefor IlavnotfhoweVerbsiness fnteresU W1818 it Jhose wn desired to ized mediation this value, conferences, conciliation, d hepn muffled done wrong,' and have not huilt up at times continuous pro with through years and arbitration, that the. campaign Salt Lake City and the It . Salt Lake Typographical Union. ' (Adv.J, - - . . well-define- . - d, . . - on : - ' ; ! 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