The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-12
CllAIrt,Ii KY.

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lishcd lis report of the tr0u.
bic M the shops. Oakley had
ioai..,l f,r,,,,,d q, tho oooor,.
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appearance WIN considerable eager
ness. He hoped to CLEAN from 1t some
idea of tho tnctics tha mon would
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pointed. Ryder served up MS senSa-
| ton, which WAS still sensation, In
snita of tho fact .tb,t II vos comn,on
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was accorded the dignity or type ana
ink. In his most impressive STYLE:
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ine si.ua'ioii - lhe ea[ shops mas
euineu d sst.ou' ph'tTc' anu d s.iiAe - ~
IiiiieH.. $40 N.e'lr " = IoSas 10y ~
,ole 9estei""A '"u h"s NV W. Satu ~
nave reacneu "i 'Nute s'ase.
pecteu ,hat 'he carpenters u whoh Qu'se
muliloei aIr tii.pioY 20 Oh lepair wv.s
demands which they are to make today
are promptly. acecded to by General Cor
hlsh iocai r'pf'seii'd'iNe.
crecv' but from reliable sources the Her.
aid gathers that the men will insist upon
Mr.. Branyon being taken back by the
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In which thev shoulI have the sympathy
Of the entire community. is their objec-
tlon 10 WORKING Win the managers IA
eas. ~ ~ hoar a,,,rioyad ~ ~
shops. II has been learned that he 10 an
ex-convict, WHO was sentenced for long
Term OF imp !So 81, I ~ 'uie' i1.o, 1o'
Mass
He was only recently set at liberty, and
the men are naturally incensed and In
olgnant az having 10 WORK win MN. S'li.
wages.
A committee representing every depart
ment IN the shops and possessing the Iun,
rs Ta,,a au.ioii' i nn snh Min streat hut
their deliberations were secret. A we'll
authenticated remor has it, however, that
the most comris'e h..rinonS pis,aii eu stia
n1easures l4nless they get fair treatment
from the company.
RYDER tackled a moral to this and the
moral was that labor required q cham.
pion to PROJECT it from the soulless
greed and grinding tyranny of the
great corporations which had sprung
into existence under the fostering wing
of corrupt legislation. OF course 1.-THE
picturesque statesman from old Han
over" was the Hercules who was pre-
pared to right these wrongs Of honest
industry and to curb the power Of Cor
nish, whose vampire lusts fattened on
the sweat OF the toiler and especially
the toiler at Antioch.
copy of the paper was evidently
For IN ~ worry nnxt issro tho Herald
was ahla RI nrint F., taIagr,m In which
ba "baortiIr ;ndorSad tho san+,mon<s
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