The Rich Hill tribune., 1910-01-06

upright citizens Tho noisy. violent
ones get into Office and the leaders cf
the great Labor Trust know how 70
mass thiE kind q men. IN labor con
yeDions and thus carry out the lead
crs schemes, frequently abhorrent 70
the rank and Gle: 80 q was az the late
Toronto convention.
The paid delegates would applaud
and 'resolute' as Gompers wanted. bat
now and then some OF the real work.
in1Ten insis; on being heard some
times a. the risk o. their lives.
Delegate Eran Is reported 20 have
said az the Toronto convention:
II the nfhccrs 81 the federation
would only adhere b the iaW We would
think lot more al them-"
4 The Grand Councli OF the Provincial
WorkinEmCn's Assn Of Canada has
deQlaFsa-su f2v1r uf severfae ar cor
ncciloDs with unions I'd tha q. 2 say
ing any union hsvinE its seat 81
Govt Ia Americs. tul pretending % be
international In its scope. must fight
Industrial battles according 90 Amer.
can methods. said methods have con.
sequences which are abhCTreDt 20 the
lauabidiug people of Canada Involving
hunger, misery, Not. Eloodshed and
murder. az o. which might be termed
as result e the practical war now
in progress in our fair provinces and
directed by foreign emisssrics of the
United Miners a. America
That Is an honest Canadian Y.aw q
our infamous labor Trust
A few days ago the daily papers
printed the following.
tRy the Associated press1A
Washington, y. C.. Nov lo.--rAar
actcrizing the attitude uf samuel Com
pers. John Mitchell and Prank Nor
rison OF the American Federation q
Labor In the contempt proceedings ~
the courts Of the District q Columbia.
IN connection with thc Bucks Stove
and range company. a. "a Wiiiful. pre-
meditated violation Of the law, Simon
Burns general master workman az the
general assembly. knights % Labor.
has voiced q severe condemnation cf
these three leaders Mr. burns cX.
pressed his confidence in courts in gen
cral and in those of abe District OF
Columbia IN particular
ArrBoyu ~ nuncArrs
Shls rChuko hy Burns Was tu his an.
nual ycport To the general assembly %
his equalization. No received che
hearty approval % ,hc delegates who
heard q iSad az uejr casual meeting
Ia this city,
There is no trust or combination o.
capital in the vCyld said Mr. Burns.
that violates lave cftonor than DO iho
trust labor organizations. which resort
10 more dlshpnUEt. unfair and diahan.
orahlc methods toward their cnmprii,
tors than any trust or oomblnati0us In
che country"
Mr. Burns sald the action q these
so-called leaders would b. harmful
FOR years 90 come whenever attempts
were made 90 obtain labor legislation
The Labor Digest a nepaiahlo
wur kingmans paper. sayK, as part %
an article entitled The beginning ni
the end 90 Gompcr6lsw many organ,
'Eations becoming Tired of thc rlI0-0r.
ruin policies which have been en-
forced by the president 20 thc A
n uf 4"
That Dc has maintained his leader .
ship lor so long a4iue in the iace 20 /
bis stubborn cliuging ;o policies "a lich
ne more thoaghuul WorkiEgurn have
seen Tor years must be agsuaouad. has
been on account partly ut the seuil. 4
mental feeling on thc part az the ng-
saniEa5ions that be ought not 90 D. DO
posed and the unWiliiuFnVss ~ tht
men Who were mentioned Tor the place. i
10 accvpt q nomination in uppcsltion a. .
him. In addition TO this thCrV $ DO /
ieuyinE thc shrVNdncss Og the lcn&cg
~ the A Il % h., aud bis poilaeal 90.
gRcity. which has tDRhlcd him 90 keep
} frm grip ou the machinery of tht az.
sanitation. and 90 have his lslthnal
lcnchmrn in che Positions where they
'ould DO hin ne most sooi WhonaFSr
heir services miEht to needed
Further than this. h. has 0ever
siicd. al The last eopVeatiQns. 70 hANe
I0H,e aeoaation 70 sFunp On the cen,
'eetloa a thp ptyeheicaled meEaeni.
shieh Nosis pises MIN IA the ilsNt ~
! e'aFtyr So the easte q uoisRlsE,. ANA