Ogden Weekly Standard | 1905-11-17 | Page 1 | Blood-Bought Principle

BLOOD BOUGHT PRINCIPLE that cannot be uprooted by labor organizations st louis mo nov 16 session of the annual convention of the citizens industrial association or america was opened with an adi dress by erbert myrick editor of the orange judd farmer who on some aspects of the labor problem mr myrick said the industrial trinity to secure best results Is first management second labor third capital a three legged stool that will not stand without all its supports much is said about sharing profits with labor but not a word about sharing losses with capital employed Emp loyes and employer musa operate cooperate co for the best and permanent good both must concede something neither can hog it all and long survive the employer ewt do all he can to prove that ane open shop means open opportunity to labor and ability at ae same time the open shop must conserve the blood bought principles of human liberty upon which thia republic rests principles that the american people will never give up at the demand ot that un american institution has come down to us from monarchial monarc bial times the closed shop daniel davenport conn representing the anti boycott association talked on anti boycott litigation and legislation