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"PRESENT CAPITAL-LABOR
ARMED TRUCE HIDDEN VOLCANO"
ILLINOIS PROFESSOR
WRITES TIMELY BOOK
?
''Introduction to Study of Labor Problems" Gives
Resume of the Industrial Chaos of
United States.
AN INTRODUCTION TO TUB
STUDY OK LABOR PROBIiKMS. My
Gordon K. Watklnn, Ph D.. associate
professor of economics. I'nlvf r?Hy of
Illinois. Thomas V. Crowell Oirn
pany. publishers-.
Perhaps very few vt'al Issues of
today ha vt an 1!? 11e known of t hetr
antecedent* as the labor problem
By industrial hnd economic expert*
those who fallzc the seriousness of
the situation xr.d hidden volcano of
the pr*.*?nt arm"l tru?'e of labor and
capital. It I" known that th * sub
ject is th? prry of tn^p Judgment
based entirely on the pmMoii^ and
prejudices of the hour. w Mi. in a f<? w
ra?'?. a i?l!n?|ni I of :? m or. ?.(
year* far imi sms?i on wln-li In an;.
to na?e a c|i:,. Judgiliert of th?
?.' ? j a * i ? ? n. pro or >on
To comti.i' t . ?? ?ni|>er (Vial Jil'lK
ment and a ?-.*i k ? - a rn" r'' s*.| iot,s and
intensive st i?!?. of :h<- l?nr |? the
ptirposi of !?r Walk hi*' 'book of the
hour." a* ,t mav t.ifhtlv be t?-,me.|
H? ha? leall/.nft the rctr"P>|?|e| of
a von of ? ;? r * f 11 ? I > I ? -I l.v tile
averac<- V rti<-r h a n s m* m.ir\ I* a
or .t .. r on . ;ipon w I. . ti to |.i *
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? e, It! t If I- 1 t ' 111*1 IS! t I.I I b?.d>
her <?. he k,... v h.i. k to th> v< t > i;el 111
of the |ai>> ? 111 i>lt: ?? in r,nd ? n| I'elat
th? ? t >...? ? .-aii?.
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Ill" pair.-* form II e, vital i?-a?l
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a i111 .. i ? in ? i K -s fi .it" 1 '??? n le ? '
-? ami ii tei ]? ' ? I? o|i n ? :i
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I :. alarm ill; Iti ? 1,1 " " "
?...? .11 t -in. -n and t..| i- * .'I 1 t*
I ,, 11. ,? ,ti.. . a t if \\ nil ? ii lM ' " "
(}i,k|,. ? ?? rend ' W'iiii-ii f i ? i|t|eiit i ??
inter into ilirei'i i.i Itni i Mif-t I -
, *a * i. iii ? i . -1 'i.r . ii. |? ti ? ? it ii ' t
r ? n 1 ? 113 111 I'll III I t I oil". Ill Vil t I all' >
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le \ . I :s ill M.I ii .1 ;. 1 :1 111? ? ? f ill lit I -
It S- a i- taw- . ii. ? a ?* i ,
tin- that t'. - . Ja Ck-iIJ ?? ?" ?'
, i, |, i-il .. 1.1. ? . tjii-tti.i nt to IIIe
II i. i , . I ? ii s ile mi and." of la not.
M< 11 in fn|. ? -1 to a . pi er ?.i^-e?
. ..'ill ? iiili r tin.i J"!" I" ?'tn.n ami
^ -I I ,. .l.int' r of repla. . mem
I ,| . . t I ii-ii of tit i!" w ith female
?.,? ,.r . ; ? ' \ S' t'lotl. ill
11 . ,11. d t raili ? ? ? V w mil -
i -ii, ? |.roi . s?cs break down, the bar
i lis f appr. tit!. I Ship the . onipetl
, ion .I women with men ha- si-rliiii*
, , ,i . ,'
Natural: iiiisiderltijr the piem*nt
lion i.f railroad lanor.
|. , i- aiialv-.s of IliiJ ?11 na -
, i ju ?,f paramount interest the
, j |? this pa i * i liar, lie i a t her
|.. u - !>? only Jitvllli: a
,, I'..I.',al .1 Stall- laws ami
I',., fin ? ..limn oi various noaul
. a t?? 11 i.- them
K i-'t, w> note tii? reina'Vcs on the
;i ... , it u ii ? ? .nil ? ill I nat istrli l>>
|. Itfii. ' ! 1..\".evi ill -t tile Ii; s 1111 v I.f
?In* jild ? i ?! m .i|>?ii from itx liu ? |?
ii.,i, m !?>.>. the n in lior u rail u.i 11 \
brlnss ii- up -t.'P by slej. to the
Ir ilav. .i 1 1 hour, re m Imllii C
on,- ? i.it the ?'la> imi antitrust a. i
i... i t. styled I.ilnn's Mac ii a
t'liatta was a mlrav'' as far as
? hancinc th< stibstiinlt\e i :ln> of
;n plovei < and eniplojes. a .?? i l-'-'d
lt? iloe.s not offer relief from
tile abusive US- r.f tile i IIJII111'! H> II b>
State i'i-iirts"
I'eilcrnl l.nn tinned.
A ralln r biased and d inperoiis
etoiinil as always is thi* opinion of
the If-arnrd professor Federal law
j c often mure abused than State
statutes Federal restriction of
Slates' rinht< and criticism of Stale
law i i tnl'.I In- I'ond.ili. d by any clear
I hlii k uu man. 1" I' lurks the nerni
of i lie I'lilon s ilissolullon. even a
breakdow n of il iinnciMcy.
As initial, the lie w spa pe i s conn- in
for censiin-. In this Incidence we are
informed that much --f tin- violence
in the anthracite and steel ?nikcs
and guerrilla warfare of I'M?. IS.I1.
].. ?< ?> was fimii I hi* iiua Ki na i ion of
"a new s-l?uiisry reporii-r who foiicIH
'a Story.'" This ?? .animt Id pass
without remitidmj: ? the cloistered
"Prof.'' that it l-" ?'? "tan's job in tfei
tinc out an eicht -column pa.pei to
"pet all i he news in. It is not a case
of hniiK'T. bur pickins from the
12 i',o a nine table of di le- I a Hie new ?
Ttiese days liunper only attack? a |
, < porters or editors -1 out a i'h. We
Invite the professor a three da>s
trial "f th. "city desk' of any met
ropolitan daily.
Returning to the question "l 1
and Foderil licislatioii creatine
boards of arbitration. ? tc? pa-tlcii
larly the State. 1 >r. \V a t k I n s divides,
the State laws into four groups,
namely: ill local arbitration witn
temporary board of adjustment i2).
permanent, local, county or district
hoard* established by private par
ties. <r.) mediation and arbitration j
in St.it' commissioners of labor and
, t, cpecial State board* of mediation'
.ml arbitration.
The lirst two of these croups of
iaw>." we aie told, "proved of little,
?.?,ip- in securing Industrial peace. I
iiml the third type lias been insiiffl- |
. ntlv .successful to w arrant its ap
? i , i' jnii in many States.' "By far. i
I -I-I nles I >r. Wat kins, "the best |
,.ik ha* been accomplished n> Plate,
? a-d* or commissions of arbitra- ,
1 \ftcr a full and fair consideration!
of the adjustment of indusirla.l dis- |
lM,tes. Dr. Watkins reaches the ln
e\.tabic conclusion litat no method
I Is e<'n?ral|y , i, "The ,rade
agreement I* a trratv r.f pfai.f - ho
remark* "anrl ?xp*rii?ncf with *u<-h
compacts ?arrant? ih? eonelijston
'hai th?v constitute in> mo*t offer,
i llv? ajr?nry for tli? promotion of tn
'I'l'lHal i,,111 and fl!.
'low of i h# ln'?rf'?* ? of ?m pi overs
3i d employ** n here th? hAlKallllnic
p..v. or .if ?jrh l? relatively ? rjiia, ?
The corollary !? of roijr**, a ?pirit
of ""I'sr. san? r?a>nnliu on !h? par'
^f boih parties to th* dispute ami
in r tiler to rirlna about th.*, r ?* "' "Tamped oiit with the proper edm
??atIon. not In thr sense of a plain
puWIr.whooi Mtltvtlon. hut in h ?
torlra! rf?i>?rr|i on the labor i|ur?
tion by 'no rlsirsr c*neratlon* which
In tnitur- of thing* wi be di
vMM a* ?.*-ay? into th? employer
??nil employe
I nd ii* i r la I training. It would sefm
from l?r. Watkliis' snalysi*. has ?>? *
following classification* <l? t ti *
pick-up method or dependente upon
Itnital on ;i? :i on.*- * ..f i| | n,|>
format ?? n about | n*| i*tr|a! |>i ???-*
' - i t rjt I ti 11* k by nvirw nrkiil fnre
II.til. w li>. twvsriab y have no di'tl
t'l' - mC-lh'nl of ttainltiK employe*.
? ? > irii ii'inK i.% deputized r u r. * t
employe*. i4i a [i|ii ?>n I It eali |p depend .
ti K ''' i , ? ti g I li ' ?' %,? r \ , . r* l lie r tii.io
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?I .' tlon wbii ji |i wioild appear |,a?
I ?*imi I hi. in i*.I ?,i ?';?? - | oi v,
OoHllirrn Pneltte Model llimH.
Am .111 example itf .ot floi'rt I loll
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ii^ ii:',< iii th?- various il.pari rn<* ?? I s
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W .Ir
I DI I H PKIcrs I.VI'KST
HOUK IM KHI-:ST1N<;
Tin: KHI5TI M-: UK TDK I\I<IKS
Kill III ?;ii|ilns?*r I'li.f, Til- Oil
tiir\ I'n. \* w York.
Til'* p.ipillar writiT for lioy* anil
uil >> Ii** ilon*. i no #>f b?*r m?h ii^^i
and iiio?i I'Xi-iiinu kioriri hi thi* i,ili
of a n oM \pw Kncl.nul ?oaporl town
ami of far-i.ff i b na
Ii lias (lit- ?i ni..?iih?r? i>f t h? old
'I.' Vf ?'f t h<- i lippi r ?lilpv. .?? Now
I'.iiK 'a ml \, it 11 il W il'kllr;ir\ and iron
str^iiKth. of rlrh, mysterious, dark.
? Id i*hlna.
Ml** l'rn-?- mIuhvs tvrit*?? srar^fiit
l> ami i|iia in 11 j , and t|ii.? book ha s t h"
ijiiatltx of * liartn that I* native to
in*r- .*"h?- is on" of i ho*, fiirtiin.it>.
Hlllllnr* Wlui, writing sim-M.-ly am)
? ii . !??? ss f ti!. \ f , r \'oiiiikS p'*iip|i?, *i.ma
llow :i 11 ra.'t thou old-i s too. This
hi ok. with lis splpriilld sfttinu. It*
swifi mt ion. it? ?xriilni: plot, has
?| O.i 11111*? thai 'All a ppi*H I I o a \ o i \
iJirc iiiimlnr o| roaili i* In thos<> In
lorrfiod pi imarilj In a plot and
\ oiinit.?t?-i * who ar^ Ini-lpi^nt Mvie
|o\ M * a l>o.
It is rtn llv a raroiy stii*ro?*fiil pioro
? ?f jii\?iii|o \\ lit inn Ii n ill Pillars*
Mis* I't iro's follow Iiik Of loyal ro.nl
iTf.
STOKV OF MIvNTAI.LV
\ icohoi s voi'Nc; man
f.M'TAIV POTT'S MI .VIST KR. Rv
I'ratU'is I, I'ooper. I.othfop. J,ro &
>'hfpanl i'n.. I'.ocion
Mi-ro i?- tiip story of a yniinc nian.
physifally as ??|| aS mentally vi'r
o runs. \\h*i b> tlii* shot-r siif-ntrth
? f unat i* in him makra gnnil nailer
d iff ii*uItios. Ha miuhl havi- done
'Ii.. shiiu- in any ii-pmahli- he would
I-Ioiib In I., othor i a II ins. lot; has
III inly rliofen In n* a inuiisti-r. Ilf
fares not . ,,nl\ Hi., problems of a
"??a-roast |>arisli that neeileil a real
in. in. but I he still deeper one of tn\s
'' i .v hi-* own anieri'd-nts. un
kiiown to himself, but loo well
knnwti lo linn h >lrl'ns iiiisrrupiiloii*
power ov?r his fortunes and those
of his stanch friAnd. a sea eaptain
-"?'It. ruks;eii and quaint as thev
make them. A double love slorv is
Interwoven i? ,hf development of
in intricate plot, seasoned with lik
able humor and ?aininu in **rensth
to tb?. end I he author know* his
fcT'iinii iinl lias viven a story that
rfn birth si r and rhartii.
This is a book for the constantly
enl.it'Rin? numlicr who are "f* <| up"
with novels of unwholesome excite
ment and want c.ean, sano fiction.
LA PETIT JOURNAL
PLANS EXPANSION
I he educational department of
PotibIMay, I'iifje A- i"o . announces
that heRinn in? with the first n tun
!>er in ric.oher l.e petit .lournal will
? ie Issued twice each mouth duriiiR
the calendar year. Previously the
paper h?i tipprareil twice a month
from i olie r Ibrmi^b Many only, l.e
I'ellt .loiitnal was pit h I i Mb I'd orini
nalix to sniiply school and college
classes with examples of current
newspaper and n'airiizine Krencli; hut
?I has ilevciojied so dern|edl> into a
discs! iif l-'ieiii It affairs that there
lit* been a roe ii la r demand foi It
' rf tti read?i'* win* d'-sire not onlx
to k'-ep up their know ledce of French
but who ai the y.itne lime, are anx
ous to keep in touch with currcnt
Krcnch life.
flESr HOLLOW WSTEJJ
fSflGRIPPINESTQRy
RpIhmth i\. Porter fVns Ex
I rollcnl iNovcl Around Srl
lin?? I 11at Is Komanlir.
'I UK (CKST lit ?\v MVSTKIIV
Hebeoa V. I'orter The i>mnp
' '? X"w York
* n iin pa rdona ble thing It j? .if
""I "? '"I! th? plot of a m v s t e r v
That ihf hero, - psvohic i?
lie ill. is -hock.d ha. k t.. .flnliy I.-.
?*ii? a ii i oni# ihi i t- rlont. thai
himw-'f' in nt ^xtra
ordmar, ha npenlngs stn<l unpen.
irahli lnnuM'rmniiv. that he battle*
again*! their imHrr the ?a.|
handicap ?? f a memorv ?? iii>h ?k.p*
entire > n ? period of merita* illries*
? axing as |jtt|r trace a ? ,n W1.
pane pas.ing over trfc-inp* thai
i? ah..ill alt .. f Hip p|?t M?^|f |t
??'i to reveal
However, II r11;. do ,,,, harm ??
?uggest thai I.. nii'l oneseif, hobbling
'ipainful injury in a gre.it
handsome, well -found house in full
ktatc of with Ii... i and
'"",l 'i"' a soul to I,* found In all
ili? g t ea t extent of we||.kept
glolttlds ex< ,, woman locked l||?
1 lr. a bedroom irlw declares *h? iu
statx tin light* :ii \arious roomt
-? i ill. i| nn an.I off a ppn r?ii 11;. wlth
"111 I i ma n int.T\ t-nl i.in a .llv.on
*? ** ? i K? a ? ?? i.iIIht K.....I pt ???...-a tl.in
pursuing the mury until i,i,r
Mi" ? h\
I ? setting is t oman! Ic with tU*
ri 111 a. i i \ .?s? ,,f Southern ?"a 11
fotma. ? In. Ii in, t does hi..I .
N Ii 'lip.' ?lcn.on?iiien*
? to. 11,.-1,. |v th- love mot v.. thai
?he !.;!?*. .. f f|4 ': |of| }i:. , *. #!#?(? .I .I
TI. ?' -' inspu. ill.- a. lions of n,e chief
> ti ? i ^ ii <? r I Ii.* v ..in a n in t ti e , m se
n. '? *1 he "a nl, is a in*.st unusual
nirur-. a nil lift* th- lov.- .ior\ uul.
o|i|.n.i IJ mysterv stor-. ?
riu ' li;i
'I'll. r? is a munlrr trial In w hi. h
' K *- "?".I >l-a ..f )ri? o<uiita r> r.v<
.a.lonji riia.lf h> th? Rullt* man in
'< t'-v . holot; .-al "Xpert r. plar-r thr
>.i.|?r n ?11 v f(.r the inlerferenre
?' < i'. Uliinl a nre. Not |no t,,,i |n.
'' 1111. ? i \ more lira ma t lr i? that liirili
iii- fi< liotial us.. ,,f ,(jf.
fam.l ar to run modern person ?.f
IIII "I I I R (.HI -*hi.ll |,i,v#
"U in\ slerious III.In-.| iidt a k.pfl.
??ration ;i k . ?
1,1 "!? he t e |. a ,,o.,k whi.li
!'T ' " ???me .-Iitht .ill. il hour* ..f
?'' * ii. '? *''?* ? I ? o r 11 I..11 in tn- f^te ?f
ii (i|ie;i linn miiiI likable prople
'??I t.. .1 n H ri.-; a.| the more r..r_
? I., i.in... it has the I tl||i,i ]pa li]e
o i.i i <-v .,r the itn known \ot on v
lie- o ' h?s- ho love him
'' *' i"'" '? M i error In ther
heaM? What ilirl h? do m the lo?t
month. .,f h,s. ||f. ?? , ,Sll ,haI
e.ve? an unusual suspense an.I t.*n
""" ? PTilouiarly mvnteri%>t|s
tnysierv mory.
orison MA RI)F.N'S
ROOK inspiring
?[-y ms-'-ovkfu-. i.i: uhv hp.
\M\ X I'H'.Ulf. Hy iinsn >?? eM
Mar'l-ii. Tiiomaj V. <'rijwtH. l?uh
II .he S
' ls * heli.fuJ a ml Insplrine
",r ifn-se ? no have h it little
??pill... n of r lieir .-apaMlnies. or l?i.
|-r s,i|i have ,.o 1,1.? ?f *ha, rf.,|.
' ? ??v w i t h I ii r h*m?H v#.?
l< i? p.-1 hap? _hanl to ralntlaie
*n.n L'oo.i these hooks d". a? th
iii a is e i S K I '111 ei| wjth manv that
are smipU Eioiin?l out hy some one
?? li'i is a failure himjtf'lf, n?>i fh^t
til's holds Kood In the nase of r>r
Manlen Still it. jn a say. drive, a
1-a.ler from ?n ii hook* and ronse
'|ll"n'u plares the author in a rlas.
to w hi' h h? does not heion^
lir Marden in ,hjs n ork. murh
? i >??1 f #? r than if U hi* custom tr?
"Jile. i f .as to Impress on the timid
" '< "'orted Is their view nf tll?
p'.sslhil It leS of s II''.'ess In lh,(r
make-up and ie, hon th?i rnn read
Il.v see the rrm of jienius in ot h?r*
to in the author's viewpoint, "the
Greatest human problem Is self.ijl.s
? ovety. (he ntiflitiK Of one R hidden
l...?e,s ? i 'out in ui iik h s l|?fr of rea
V'.iiiiii;. ? nml him very near the
??"ix "f -lie world unrests n lien he
t e in i mis ?? that "if ?e analyze the
yi-at unrest which e\er> normal hu
man I..'ins feels, the perpetual i||s
j sa t isi'ai-l ion. ue rv 111 find that the
serret is jn thai inward rail for the
11II<11Ivered half of himself." If w.
had neve: subconsciously caught a
fleetinc c'impse of our httrher selves,
we ?Oil III never have that Indescrib
able lonKins for somelhinB else.
To Dr. Marden, killitic our vision
i* suicide. Mlorrinc r>ur visions to
fade without attempting to make a
realin of th-m is to kill a v.r\ sa -
? red part of ourselves.
With an earnestness that is n.n.
v itii'ltiK he develops hi? theme.
analvriiiB the various causes of
lailurr )i a clear and forcible style
so much so that one is shocked and
a trill. di.sKit.sted when he hold'" up
John I trow n as an example of what
Sood can le aroused by self-discov
#? I- y.
He says: "SomelhiiiR happened to
?'ohn Hiown ' With this we heartily
iiKt'ee. although we cannot stomach
that this something Impelled him on
I" his goal, unless that goal wa*
death I Marine St. Maul and John
'?rowit in the same category, as ex
amples of nhai .self-discovery will
accomplish. is. we think, almoin
more than the shades of Stanton or
Harriet Krechet Stowe could stand
u" think from a dispasslonal e
standpoint this reference to the late
lamented gentleman fould have been
left out of | if Marden's work with
out serious detriment to it.
Iloweier. be that as it t?av, Ihe
most >18111003111 reasoning in this
splendid volume is the plea for "an
ambition arousing environment."
Mi;- it ..f our stunidit> and lethargic
indifference would d"*erl us if we
would tune in with those around us
whose natures are a stjmlanl.
If for nothing els* than this chap
ter. Self ? !?i.*cover> in well worth
reading Ii place* one jn the three
fold position of defendant, judge and
Jury- a. w .1., jr.
"CHILDREN'S BIBLir
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Henry A. Sherman, head of tne
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?;;rr K'nt. Wools..; professor of
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