The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-07-13

written it would read: 'TIcre lies a
hlrelinS and traitor
Did that article reflect your Views
and those of the feGcraton?'
'As 10 The Governors official acts IL
did replied Haywood who added tEat
the article was directed against StcumeU-
berg as a state official and not as man.
There were many others who folt the
same way about Governor Steuncubcrg,
Governor who served unGcr Steuncnherg
wrote IN article which was much stronger
than this"
The witness was taken through q long
liEe of questioning as TO Jack Simpilns
developing the fact that whereas Simp-
kins disappeared more than a wear ago
executive board Of the federation. When
In Denver in December 1905. Smpldns
said uothiug of having seen orchard IN
Caldwell. Ida.
Senator Borah asked Haywood about
the posting of certain notices In the
Cripple Greek district In 1901. One Of
these read; Hence. take notice. that on
and after September -, 1901, any one
working in the mines. mills and power
plants OF the Cripple Creek district. who
Is unable 70 produce a card OF member
ship In the Western Federation OF Min
ers. win oe regarded as an enemy 70
himself and 10 the community al large,
an6 will he treated as such
Haywood said In explanation OF this
that there WIS 4 movement on foot to
reduce wages throughout The district. 4
second notice called the attention OF the
tember was near at hand. that the time
Of grace had about expired and that all
who were not fcr the union must be
against il. There could be no middle
ground.
$50 said Senator Borah. ",he West
ern Federation Of Miners had permit
work where il was in control unless he
had a union card 2
No. sir. a man could go to work
anywhere without a card but we expect
ed him 10 Join The union il he wanted
any of the benefits which accrued from
membership in IT.
Admits Roasting Capitalists.
Haywood was questioned closely as to
bis appearance before a committee OF the
State Senate in Denver To argue on the
eight hour law. Haywood said he spoke
his mind freely 10 the representatives Of
the capitalistic class. who were present.
including Frank j. Hearnc of the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company. and eX-
Governor Grant.
81 compared the palace in which Gov
ernor Grant lived TO the huts Of some
OF the smelteTmeu, ana | did Ii so yiv-
idly that tears rolled down Governor
Grants checks, and he said he was go
present that il was such influences as
they represented that corrupted LeSsla-
lures and courts.
"And you referred TO the court OF
which Judges Gabbert and Goddard were
members?''
81 referred to the supreme Court"
"And YOU regarded Judges Gabhert and
Goddard AS representatives Of the corrupt
corporation inhuences?'
II wouldn't like 20 say that PERSONAL
ly''
Senator Borah complained at one point
during the examination that the witness
was endeavcrng TO evade a direct
swer. Haywood disclaimed this and de-
clared he was ready TO answer any and
all questions Co the best of his ability
At II 30 a m. the luncheon recess un-
iii D. IN. was ordered.
After recess Senator Borah questioned
Haywood as 10 his various meetings with
Orchard. The witness said he knew alb
solutey nothing of Orchards S where
abouts, from the time of the Independence
depot explosion, June 6. 1904, until lie