The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1910-05-12
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Boys" he said in his s,o,, ,ri,o,u,. .,..
understand you.au are aciiur mIrh,~ g,,rr
and .,I.f o.,
you're going To to,r ~, chin, ,ar'I', guy ]"
know mo, and you know that / don't wan, an
thinE that amt right and II man behaves hI
sen u Try 70 get him what's right II | can
suppose you think you have II grievance and
perhaps you nave. but you'll never get II set.
tied thls way and It's my business, as youall
kho~' not to have this sort of work going on
fou nave perfect right 10 quit work but YOU
n"yeht any right to Keep other men from
WorklnG or to ihjure peoples business or to
DreaK up property. Nothing good can come ont
q, hn'h doihgs' ] didn't bring any Of my mon
"Iohg' because didn't believe I'd need EN-,
ana don't think SO now. but Of course II this
:, ,"ins zoe" on u nave to brtrE EN-. and then
y ~ "' 700 rare 10 TAX al friendly here to.
e'i'' 90 wei '"'NihE nov"
49,, III wen ACQUAINTED win President Good Of
49, .''',' "''u """" 20" can get anything
,''S ""|' anu II you take my advice you'll go
80, =" ~, WV anu ~" MN your troubles alter
ny '''' an / We boi 10 say ana
-, ,., u 80" ''S,'" 70 IT you come out
t 90, o.'s'' '"'' u you listen 10 one or
s,,- ''' nav W. sum- ',"s"h OF 'h'ir own are
e. ,,,, 49, :" o.' uP " 'o' o, Uouo''' ana VIII be
I "'e''' az ''Nt "S not
a., l "' w "o"h q" Tue street. ana
NV Sl'"u sooh 'o''oWeu. good many came
-, ~ 'NP' ,'a,u "it'inE"uSS 10 20 10
- '',,' '"u ,u''' ne talked 10 little
u, ,,t,., -" ne i,,N"u'' e"' nest way Inc STRIKE
So "''"''" runs was over
From Wichita Falls, Mcdonald went over to
Fort Worth where there was similar trouble.
but learned that more serious situation cx.
listed at the Thurbcr coal mines in Erath coun.
ty. The Ranger captain was urged TO take his
men 10 Thurber but decided to 20 alone
Arriving at Thurber. he hunted up the mine
officials for consultation. Colonel Hunter, pres
ideht OF the mines. looked at Captain Bill
oent over from his wounds and battered up
from Hines and eNposurc-and shook his head
You should have brought your men" he
SAID. You cant do anything with gang like
ours' alone
"el' colonei' IN using my men In other
p'aces' III look around niue ana DO what
can anyway
Lettering about the town, he discovered that
a number OF kegs Of beer were going out to
n high HILL beyond the Observation-Disclosures
Of the striking miners. He learned that there
was TO be a sort of mass meeting there that
night, when the leaders aud chief agItators
would be on hand. He decided to be present
IL was well after dark when he set out and
n good crowd had assembled when he reached
tho place
II was nearly II O'Clock. and a speaker had
come to the conclusion that the crowd was in
tho DrOper condition to take good radical