Baer And
Rockefeller
Beorge F. Baer, President of
the Philadelphia ad Reading
railroad is dead. In the great
t A:o d miners’ strike of 1902, in
which 140,000 men were out, Mr.
Baer was tha chief of the anth
acite operating interests and
his death recalls his reply to John
Mitchell’s request for a confer
ence with the mine owners.
“Anthracite mining is a business
and not a religious sentiment”
said Mr. Baer replying for the
coal kings. It was at this time
that he wrote these words to a
friend: “The rights and interests
of the laboring man will be pro
tected and cared for, not by labor
agitators, but by the Christian
men to whom God in his ingnite
wisdom has given control of the
property interests of the country.
Just as John D. Rockefeller, Jr.
is doing today, Mr. Baer claim
ed a partnership -with God.
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KeBolutioos.
Passed unanimously By Fairbanks, Okies &
Cleary Locals
Whereas: There is being published in Fairbanks a paper
called the ‘Alaska Socialist’ by one Andrew Knowles, a
former member of the Socialist party who was expelled
sometime since for party treason under Article 10, Section 3
of the National Constitution.
Whereas: The said paper was established seme months ago
by the said Knowles for the ostensible purpose of propaga
ing Socialist doctrines and theories, but, judging from the
course he has pursued,really for the purpose of venting
his personal spleen by calumniating and misrepresenting
individual Socialists, thereby attempting to create dissen
sion and discord in the party and to impair its efficiency as
a political organization, and
Whereas: The said paper now being published as a so
called independent Socialist paper, so long as it is read by
one Socialist or Socialist sympathizer is a menace to thehar
monious progress of the movement, in that its editor and
proprietor, having been expelled from the party, is under
absolutely r.o control or restraint, and may indulge an
unbridled propenity for vindication and abuse without
fear of party discipline, and,
Whereas: The said Knowles in addition to having user, j
£ his paper to the fullest extent of his ability in atfernp !m;v!
to injure the party by fomenting strife and discord wit km j
the ranks, has further done his utmost to injure the move-:
rnentby imposing upon and victimizing those less inform.. !1
Socialists and other favorably disposed persons who con
tribute to its support under the mistaken impression that
they are patronizing a fficna fide Socialist paper, be it
therefore
Resolved: That Local Fairbanks, Socialist party hereby
announces to the membership of the organization and to
the public in general its unqualified disapproval and rapudi1
ation of the ‘Alaska Socialist’ and that .we disclaim any res. j
ponsibility for the same, and in order that the Socialists a31
fhhl as the public in genera! may be informed regarding
the status of Mr. Knowles and the attitude of the Socialis
party toward his publication called “An Independent So
cialist paper” be it hereby further
Resolved: that a copy of these resolutions be transmitted
to every local in this Territory, that the same may be giv
en the widest publicity possible.
Adopted May 20. Fairbanks L deal. N. R. King, See’y.
Concurred in June 13. Okies Local. Emil Rozza ,,
June 21, Cleary Local. L. Westsnvick
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