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The ~awson News
Publlahmd on Thuraby at DawBmrI,NW
MoM.. by the
SIAWSOHW~AR= wmARTM=Mq
PAUL K, CARSO~,
Director and Editor
Term” al Submrlwtl,m
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FRATERNALISM IN INDUSTRY
B~!ieving that Secretiry of Lab.
Davis has struck a key note in th
mattar of Industrial Relations, we ~t
print the following extract take
fIOrn a message sent to the Lodge o
Mdvse of White Plains, New York, i
reflponse to an invitation to atten
thair annu~l meekinE:
“We a~e in tie thick of a peri?
when it i? more than imperative fa
all of u~, those whu work and tho~
who employ, to dxercise patience an
forehearance toward each dther. W
must make allowance for each ot]
er’s,difficulties, we mu$t try w UI
derstend each other)s Wohlems. It
no time for tall tnlk, for hewted con
troversies and the stubb~rn wand
tiken by employees and employe,
in the past. “In the prenent ak~ <
industrial machine, it in time for oj
not for monkey wenches. It in tim
for all ~heela to cog b?gether.
,,Tho ~oun~y is still vexed by i]
d~strial dis~utas here and there. I
suen are at stake, interesk are $
odds, w’kich it is hard to reconc.il
We may as well learn the truth, f!
it w.M be taught to us in any cas
‘We are all of us being rapidly put
our .propir places.
itThe ind~~trial quarrelfl of rece]
yeai-s, tho profiteering, the deman(
for even higher and higher wages, tl
readiness b ntrike at the drop o,f t]
hat, have finally got us in all wror
with the biggest boss of all, the Ame
,ican public.
“We owe the present stringe)
tim’e~ to the fact that the gre,
American public bas. at la~t lost p
tience “with these wrangles and h
gone on strike itself. ‘
“Nevertheless, the princ~ple of co
ciliution is gaining. we are fort
nate to have it; it is rather a spir
and the ) friternal sptiit that we ou
selves foster and repr~ent. It
that spirit which I want to see ham
]nted into the terms of induati.
~,so 10”g u I am secret-y of Lab
I mean to exert every effort with
my power to gee that spirit is npre:
everywhere,
KrOuDs.
among all ranks a]
+,we sae today that the real victu
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DR. C. W. HOOVER
AND
DR. E. A.. POLIAK,
-, Oentists .-:
OFFICE HOUM:
sA. M.s012.00 M.
lP. M.sa 630 P.M. ,
~ P. M; to 6.00 P. M.
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DISPENSARY BUI~ING “:
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~Are jYou Having Trouble Makirt Ends Meet?’ ~
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Then stop and look in the matter.
Perhapa the inc me ia not as large w tiefore. Even ~, NWME is only onehalf
the story. The o d er half and by far the more imporknt o the tw., is OU1’~0.
Are you gtiting value received for it?
Look over your expenseB for the pnmt ‘month. Were t ey all necesmry and
really worth wh]le ? Did you huy something you really have 1“tle use for, just because
it was cheap, or have You bought things beyond your me ~ becau~~ Yo,u happened
h temporarily have Eome extra money in your pocket or in your checking ac.
f.llllnt?
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Answer these que@tions for yourself and Bee if You are ilt y.
If you are not getting ahead try a new plan. Open a av,ugs Account ~lth
us next syday, @yen though it is only a dollar or ten dq~ars o twenty dollars, and
2$;?i$~~~~~;~Lpti%~PYZ
you can get along without Ut tin
;f;?%
w twenty
il~%i%~~~l A ~;;]%;;~;
just UEwell and YO will have mmething
to show for it at the end of three or six monthn time.
You will then wonder why you didnvt -Y this simple sc me yearn ago, for it
will give you a better idea of the value of money, and give you k certain satisfaction
in Jooki& (back over the yearrs work, that can be obtained in no/’ other way.
It-is never too lite m commence over, m start in next a day with any amount
you. gel you should or can put =ide. Don’t put it off longer % y kidd.ng youmelf inti
wait\ ng until you have a ‘hundred or twohundred, becauue that “me may never come
and you are losing valuable time in the meantime.
Start now. Any amountwelcome at . ‘
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s to adjust and not to fight, b get
tigether and settle, and not to stnnd
~part and wrangle. Slowly and painfully
we have learned this lesson. ,A]l
>ver the country employeru and employees
are manifesting this new
ipirit of concession. ,It is one of the
~ncouraging signs of our times. It
marks the entrance of good will into
@ur.indwtrial life after a long day
of ill f ealing. .The fratmnal spirit
is catihing on.”
AN APP~ECIATION
As ~~e management of tbe Dawmn
New, paxes into different hands, we
work “W acmmplls ‘i’h ‘r}? ed by ‘h” Its cons’ruc:iv’ flrat editor,
Mr. Jay “Conway. The D,swoon News
under ‘his direction has become a VaI.
uable asset tg, our community life.
Mr. Conway haa pioneered the way
for a more useful and grmtly edarg-
Odfield of we~are activity. May not
the service he has rendered be h
us who have be~n’”’delegated b carry
on the wwk, an” inspiration for the
continuation of his efforts to make
D~wson a better place in which to
live.
The closer cooperation we receive
the better able we are h perform ~r
mission m a medium of disseminating
news; delegete yourself a ,committee
one to gather all the newg and write
the items on the spot.
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John L. Shelton returned Monday
from Sheridan, Wyo.
E CAMP. FIRE GIRLS RETURN 111 1
rhe Camp Fire Girls returned
dneaday bringing back with thenl
lb
es of the shortest two weeks they I~ I:
,r spent. Their stay at }he(@mp
LrlthH Eagle Nest Dam waa one II American
Itinual round of fun according to
reperk botk from the firl~ and II I —! ,’
guardians:
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wson Hotel
nty of sunburn and pleasant mem’- ‘John Hixsnbaugh. Mgr,
Plm-.!
Electric
tfrs.N. Arngon,~ra. Maaearanez II Lights—Steam
Heat
1 Mrs. Garcia left on the 18th of
month for Lae”Vegas to spend a
nthviaiti~gwithfriendsandrelingle
MeRlg 75c .’:
RA% ES $3.00 per ‘day
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