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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SEPTEMBER II, 1936 UTAH FRIENDS OF LABOR DECENT JOB AND WAGES IN INDUSTRY FOR ALL WORKERS (Continued from page 1) be returned to pasture they are If trees willing to cooperate. should be planted as windbreaks or to stop erosion, they will work with us. If terracing or summer fallowing or crop rotation is callet for, they will carry them out. They stand ready to fit, and not to fight, the ways of nature. We are helping, and shall con tinue to help, the farmer to do those things, through local soil conservation committees and other cooperative local, state and federal agencies of government . . Not a Class Holiday Tomorrow is Labor Day. Labor Day in this country has never been a class holiday. It has always been a national holiday. It has never had more significance as a national holiday than it has now. In other countries the relationship of employer and employe has been more or less accepted as a class rela- - I tionship not readily to be broken insist, through. In this country we I a - Thousands of UtahnsJ Join In Labor Day Celebratiosn GREETINGS TO LABOR Utah Ice and Storage Co. Thousands of Utahns joined in of parade was one by the Labors the Labor Day celebrations at League of Utah. Eureka At Park City, Price, Eureka, Cgden, Meats, Fruits and Governor Henry H, Blood was Tooele, Cedar City, Wellsville, the guest of the Tintic District Vegetables Hooper and other points. A throng estimated at more than Miners union at the Labor Day 2nd E. & 6th So. Rhone 1140 10,000, representing all branches celebration at Eureka. The Governor was the principal of organized labor, joined in the PROVO, UTAH largest demonstration ever wit- speaker at the Labor Day program school in in Tintic the the observnessed in Carbon county in high ance of Labor Day. morning. He complimented the The speakers of the day were Miners' union on its growth in re SUCCESS TO LABOR Alf G. Gunn, deputy U. S. marshal cent years, lie upheld the aims of WELCOME, LABOR of Salt Lake City, and Albert Rob- - the organization. You are to harm Coal vice not and Christensens organized, erts, president of District 22, U. M. W. of A. Mr. Gunn outlined others, but to insure for yourselves the history of union labor in the social security. Labor does not ask Lumber Co. United States and Utah and told of for more than a fair deal, and that L. G. Christensen, Mgr. the breakdown of labor in this state I is what it deserves, declared Gov due to I. W. W. influence. He nor Blood. Exclusive Agents for Mutual State Senator Eldred M. Royle, Sperry Farm Tested pointed out the danger of Com- Coal .. . - munistic principles invading the president of the Tintic District 14um Feeds I Open Day and Night schools, homes and labor organiza- - Miners union, presided during the We insist that from their property. labor is entitled to as much respect I tions and made a stirring appeal- program, 208 W. 5th No. Phone 487W HAY - GRAIN - STRAW A colorful parade, rodeo, base-han- d as property. But our workers with for preservation of the ConstituPROVO, UTAH ball games and athletic contests 40 So. 4th West Phone 234 and brain deserve more than tion. I x local of Carbon Thirty-sifeatured dethe days events, unions labon They respect for their UTAH PROVO, A morning street parade and an serve practical protection in the county were represented in the 2- entertain-Among mile the in long parade morning, afternoon of informal opportunity to use their labor at the many floats in the line ment marked the second revival of WELCOME, LABOR a return adequate to Support them Ogdens Labor Day celebration. at a decent and constantly rising Most interesting of the novelty accumuto Labor economic and an of standard Day symbolizes living, WELCOME, LABOR late a margin of security against I freedom for the average man contests was the husband-callin- g I the inevitable vicissitudes of life. which will give his political free contest, in ivhich Mrs. Joseph Wildom reality. son, wife of the secretary of Salt Fail to Read Signs Lake City painters union, won, The average man must have are we with if her intonation of ITTCT1 twofold that opportunity GflMF - JU31 classof The union man of longest service avoid a the to growth Cleaning Dyeing Pressing Baby I on the the in conscious and country. society UNION grounds was N. R. Fron- SLANTS Altering Repairing who There are those fail to read burg, 79, of Ogden, who has held Photographers All Work Guaranteed oth the signs of the times and i a union card 58 years and is still MARBLE By American history. They would try PHOTOGRAPHS - FRAMES jn g0od standing. John Mullins, 80, 276 W. Center Phone 448 The union man who is willing to I Fed- o refuse the worker any effective of the Salt Lake secretary HOME PORTRAITURE PROVO, UTAH ower to bargain collectively, to I ose ri13 job rather than submit to I eration of Labor, showed a card of earn a decent livelihood and to I a system which uses his economic I 50 years to take second place, Phone 197 Knight Bldg. to hold him thrall short-in 1 disadvantage those is It Third to went James Kelly acquire security. prize PROVO, UTAH citizen than the em- - gajt Lake meat inspector, who sighted ones, not labor, who threat-- 1 13 a better City BEST WISHES TO LABOR en this country with that class dis-- 1 Ployer who resorts to such practice. hag heid a card 32 years in the sension which in other countries I . butchers local. Tne non-uniman who says: T has led to dictatorship and the es- The committee in charge of the tablishment of fear and hatred as ave a wife and children, and I Ogden celebration included Harold Best Wishes to Our Friends the dominent emotions in human have a right to work for any wages Flem; stan Art Who Labor j0hnson Boyd 1 choose, no matter how low, is . Co. life. and Mr bthe7celeb?ktions Purely selfish; he does nothing for Needs Are One We Are Equipped to aln anyone except the price-cuttin- g All American workers, Labor Day celebration in Tooele Service Any Make of Radio workers and manual workers alike, jmp oyer, he is not a good citizen; provided a means f or raising is an economic coward; he monev. 0 eauiD the hie-and all the rest of us whose well school For Home or Auto believes m the sort ; of Probably on that know theirs, being depends new band All suits. ith proceeds A. M. Stephens, Mgr. our needs are one m building an I freedom which Alf Landon spon-- 1 I . f T,rn1pf. 83 N. Univ. Ave. Phone 618 and the remote 30r3 in event of We Service, Repair and orderly economic democracy in The convention of mp I I h all can which Vacuum Clean All Types and profit feaOffice Clerks union of Utah PROVO, UTAH all can be secure from the kind of I will raP nis just reward. Makes of Heating Plants at the activities tured Labor Day I . faulty economic direction which Cedar City. 471 W. 1st So. Phone 417 The union man or .woman who brought us to the brink of com-- 1 I earns The parade, athletic contests and the union has wages mon ruin seven years ago. gained a grand ball were the Labor celePROVO, UTAH n BEST WISHES TO LABOR There is no cleavage between and spends them in bration features at Park City. white collar workers and' manual quarters is a worse menace to the non-uniunion cause than the workers, between artists and artin worker is sans, musicians and mechanics, worker. The in with his own archiaccountants and and justified spending BEST WISHES TO LABOR lawyers element, but the union worker tects and miners. Tomorrow, Labor Day, belongs II who spends with the enemy is just to all of us. Tomorrow, Labor Day, a traitor to his and his brothers symbolizes the hope of all Ameri interests. cans. Auto Loans a Specialty Anyone who calls it a class Pasteurized Milk and Cream If the issue between Roosevelt) holiday challenges the whole conEasy Monthly Payments Landon not is and clear to the yet cept of American democracy. DAIRY PRODUCTS 64 N. Union Ave. Phone 1277 The Fourth of July commemo-- 1 union member, he ought to go to a Provo and have his head examined. rates our political freedom 233 So. University Ave. Phone 814 PROVO, UTAH freedom which without economic Do you know your constitutional freedom is meaningless indeed. rights? Did the Constitution ever do you any good? Its there, all right, and when you take as much SUCCESS TO UTAH COUNTY LABOR OUR BEST WISHES TO LABOR interest in it and study it as thoroughly as the big business lawyers, it may help you, in case you are wealthy enough to take your case to the United States supreme court, Always Ask For Cherry Hijl and can stave off starvation long PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM enough for a decision to be handed are down. AND CHERRY HILL BUTTER What 1255 Phone property 40 South 2nd West your ? Or have you any property rights ' PROVO, UTAH 24 So. 4th West Phone 713 PROVO, UTAH left ? Think it over when you next hear unconstitutional. Non-Partis- an a. LeMFeedCo. Imperial Cleaners and Dyers Stokes Studio Jo-o-ose- ph. 1 on Ralphs Radio and Appliance Holland Furnace Company " st non-unio- Columbia Industrial Loan Co. on non-unio- ARDEN DAIRY Central Utah Dairy Assn. Best Wishes to Labor I Pffv. 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