Dome CrktSleeWy Dugget
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THE NOME TRI-WEEKLY NUGGET FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24 1919.
THE CONFERENCE DEBACLE.
In ninety nine eases out of -vciv hundred radicalism, in tue last
conditions which beget poverty and prevent the realization of personal Ideals.
As a result of tin- industrial and economic changes resulting directh
or indirectly front the war. labor t >d > finds itself confronted i>' ■ -• ^nditi< tt
distinctly inimical and detrimental to well being and prosperity. W.tv-s
the cost of living have readied a state of disparity which compels 11.<* I ' •
Finding himself ground between the upper mid nether millstones of t'i
command, he is fast reaching that state of disaffection and discontent which
makes humanity the tool of the demagogue and radical and leads ultimate!:
With labor in this state of miml it is eminently desirable that nothin
be permitted to inflame the situation to greater degree by widening the long
developing breach between the capitalistic or employing interests and labor.
It is, therefore, deeply regrettable that the opposing aims at the Industrial
Conference were allowed to reach a. state which can hardly fail to increase the
enforced dissatisfaction of labor and arouse still further discord between ' li
two most important factors in the national economy. Regardless of the
militant inclination displayed by labor and provoke greater discord by causing
labor to assume the view that capital is determined to remain its enemy.
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It is strange that a newspaperman should he compelled to solicit
advertising or offer argument for its use. Funny, isn’t it, that the man who
thinks he is a businessman gets up in the morning from an advertised matress,
shaves with an advertised razor, tuitts off advertised pajamas and put on
advertised underwear, advertised hose, shirt, collar, tic, advertised suit, sits
himself at the table and eats advertised breakfast food, drinks advertised
coffee, put on an advertised hat. lights an advertised cigar, goes to his place
of business where he turns down the advertising solicitor for his homo
Optimist.
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if possible
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