Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-10-01 | Page 40 | Mr. Wilson and Labor

I Mr r Wilson and Labor II I Is In day It Isto is isto isto You Yon know what hat the u ual u 1111 standard of tho employee our to give no as nc little as nJ ho lio may mr for hi his q C Labor Is h hy by the trade union and Is the tho standard to which illicit It Is mount meant to conform No Xo ono one I in suffered to do tin morn than the average n ron cnn do In some trades and handicrafts no ono one Is suffered l 1 to do more moro than tho ho least cut skillful 1 of ot his liLs fellows ron ran do tl tho o hours allotted to n dayH daH lal labor I or and no ono can Un work out of hours hour at nil all or volunteer anything beyond tho minimum I need not point out how economically di trous such n rc regulation atlon of labor Is 18 Tho labor of America Is 19 rapidly becoming unprofitable under it iU itA p nt r regulation by tho those o who o hn determined to reduce It to n a minimum OUt One economic supremacy may bo be lost Ot because c the country countr grows rows more moro and lU more full fuU of unprofitable servants Juno Tune 13 IDO 1009 1000 I am nm a n fierce an n of the thc op open n shop hop and of everything o that makes fo foo individual liberty An and I 1 should like mC to contribute anything that It mJ might ht bo be O pos o lb for tor me mc to contribute to the thc clarification of thinking and tho for for- matlon of right purposes purpose In matters of this kind January 1 12 1909 1009 We o speak uc too exclusively I lr of the capitalistic tlc class There Is another as formidable an nn enemy to equality and freedom of opportunity as liB It Is 11 and amI thatIs that Is Js the class ss formed by y the labor or organizations nn and Ie lenders of or the tho country March 18 18 1907 1007