The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-03

desk I will take up the duties of secre-
tary-treasurer Immediately upon my arri-
val in Denver"
Haywood laughed softly when he was
asked IL he thought Orchard had religion
4 think like barrow that Orchard con-
fessed and was absolved by MCFARLAND
before he got religion from Dean Kinks
and that he decided to shoulder his crimes
on me and his sins on Cod
When asked with respect to the story
relative to the change in counsel for the
next case, Mr.. Haywood said:
I'VE have made no definite plans for
Pettibone's trial. L have heard something
of differences having arisen between Oar
row and Richardson. but know nothing
definite regarding the reports. They are
both excellent lawyers, big men in the
profession and you know when there are
two big men in a case there is likely
to be trouble"
Mr. Haywood was very enthusiastic on
the subject of labor. He said that he was
sorry to learn that the Industrial Work
ers of the World, an organization which
was fathered by Haywood and other so
cialists, had fallen into ill repute, but was
glad to know that the American Fedora
IF the laboring man can't organize my
way. I'm glad at least to know that he is
organizing some way"
He said that a movement such as the
Industrial Workers of the World was
bound to come some time. His idea is a
concerted effort on the part of the labor
ing class to raise its standing. He said
he was opposed to the wage system, but
minimum wage scale.
what difference is there, boys. between
wages and a salary? What difference is
there between a position and a job? A
cub reporter does good work with his head
and gets SIS a week bod carrier does
good work with his hands and gets $3.50
per day. Would that l could abolish the
distinction between labor and capital.
sc nr,fff to hat faA reTn
duces and if there is any left don't care
who gets it.
Il am a Socialist through and through
1 think 1 always have been Socialist.
was never identified with any political or
ganization other than the Socialist party,
although 1 voted for Bryan and free silver
in 1896. In 1906, you remember, L was
candidate for governor of Colorado on the
Socialist ticket. l was in jail and in the
face of adverse public opinion l pOlled
1888 votes, which l think shows l have
some true friends in Colorado.
FraiI Little Wife.
Eyes, I have heard that there was a
prospective boom on for me as the Social
list candidate for president started, hear,
in New York New York is a long way
off and SO is the election. No offer of the
nomination has come to me-.
The frail little wife of this man now so
much in the public eye is a delicate little
woman with the patient expression OF the
confirmed invalid. She WOrShlpS ner nus
band and he adores her. In all his bat
ties his first thought has always been OF
her She was Nevada Miner when a girl
an appropriate name for the future Wlte
of the leader of the Western Federation
of Miners She was called Nevada be-
cause she was the first white girl born in
that section of Nevada.
VERNE and Henrietta Haywood, ii and
16 years old, are pretty and happy little
girls Ask either of them who the great
est man in the world is and she will I'M
hestatingly reply, Papa
Mr.. and Mrs. Haywood, Mrs Carruth-
ers and daughter passed last night with
Mr.. and Mrs James Killeen at 24f South
Fifth West. The others in the party are
at the Kenyon except Mr.. Murphy, who
was taken to the hotel, but later removed
to the Holy Cross hospital
Mr.. HaywOOd's original plan was to take
the Rio Grande from Ogden through TO
Denver and not to stop in Salt Lake. HIS
train, however, was nearly two hours late
and he missed connections. This necessl-
tated his remaining in Salt Lake over
night He will leave at $50 this evening
for Denver unless the illness of Mr.. Muir
phy necessitates a change in plans.
A dispatch from Boise last night brings
the word that Meyer will leave Boise TINS
morning for Denver.
A rousing reception had Deen planned
for Meyer and Haywood on their arrival
in Denver. which was expected this even
ing the demonstration to last all day to-
Haywood, however, owing to
the DELAY. will not reach Denver until to-
evening and Meyer will arrive
over the Union Pacific at about the same
time.