Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-11-21 | Page 16 | Public Opinion

1 t 4 f t V 3 1 II V Public I. I I Excerpts From the Leading I t Editorials of Yesterdays Yesterday's J I t Eastern Newspapers 1 I II IV V t t t tI I I Washington Post I I IO F FRAUGHT t nAUGHT with infinite po possibilities V I for tho the public weal Is V in firm stand which the Chicago Federation of ot II Labor promptly took when tho SIcken SIcken- I ng Ins- discovery was wat made that musicians I in that city 1 were playing tunes on nonunion nonunIon nonunion non non- union C Cremona emona violins and venerable II Strad Acting promptly to nip In II the tho bud as it were this latest assault upon the I mans man's right tho the union took steps tep to pro pro- vent tooting looting or fiddling except on In Instruments Instruments In- In il t bearing tho union label Is tho dignity of labor I to b bo be mocked by somo e soulful eyed ed foreigner with an Insane penchant for fOl a tl idle with a a. European reputation when the thc lumber lumberyards I II yards of ot our native land nil arc are stocked I with ith timbers and our factory lathes ablo able to turn out violins by the gross I And how about Caruso Does Docs his hla II larynx bear the union label Jf It not II the matter should hould be looked into at I once lest he deprive the worth worthy members mem mcm- I bers of ot the shouters coon union from I earn earning Ins Ins- an honest livelihood JI I I II I I Baltimore American I I i iI TAFT AND XU SOY sox sW W WITH MR Ir T TAFT 11 on retiring from t the presidential offic office setting up I again as-aln in law together with his hi son t the tho countr country will bo be as assured of ot the tho cx- cx of or a a. law firm of ot high legal competency com corn I with the best elements of ot I character supported b by a breadth of ot I view rarely attainable t Considerable le interest is excited by y I this proposal of or the new firm o of the President and his son non It suggests tho the I adaptability of oC the President his die dis disposition position to get right upon the pan plane of ot his hii follows and to prove pro that despite tho the dictum of his hia successor the tice of the law Is not nol a profession Ion but buta a trade its pursuit la is compatible with t the thc highest spirit of ot public service and the thc creation of or the widest elements elements ele ele- dc- dc ments of oC service ser I I Boston Globe I J rss JIE ux AMI ti J POLITICS I T ia is well for fol the country that business busi buzi- IT I ness men arc are coming to the tho front t and taking such a deep interest in public pub pub- t lie lic affairs Commercial organizations r rara aro ara on tho the increase everywhere and II this means moans that their members are aro sure to discuss the lea leading ln public flues ques questions lions of ot the day There Thoro has been een too much ignoring of or legislative affairs by I I business men in general only those anxious for support appearing In tho tilo I halls of ol legislatures either in person or being beIng- represented b by