Gunnison news-champion., 1912-11-01

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deiiserssely continued.
The Consoliaatee Fuel Railroads
Company. os which Joan A 0ars,ss l,
pEesiaens ard chief owner. u made up
Of the principal lines fanaing into the
fennsyisania coal isesas. Tkey reach
some ave thousand workinss. sup,oy
iss several hundred thesssana men.
They are the asssses ~ whscA this
product is conveyed W The ssaboerd
This railroad company depends sur iss
tonnage. and tkersfaes for its sxizt-
ence. exci.sively upoe the producsion
~ these mines. II shsss mines are
idle the railroad - iaas. but wish the
distinction that q mine O. shut eoxp
and lie 30 without expsase. vhsl< a
railroad must eoBtiuue a. e active
concern. NO matter st What Q loss
Nov, as you are doubtless aware. an
eaort 10 being made 70 form an ALI
aHee 81 these mine workers. The result
10 that an epic life struggle u sbous 10
open between the Sailroad and its
mines on one side aad the represen-
tatives Of the workers on the other, the
sort Of Industrial conflict that means
bankruptcy for the one and starvation
for the other. The men have not
money enough te keep their families
for a month, and the railroad com
pany, having no tonnage, will neces-
sarily make default In the payment Of
the interest on NJ boaAs, aad 20 into
the hands Of Q receives"
The attorney paused. Lis serene
face lifted into . bsautiful profle.
Then he continued:
The only real authostty e oh,s Re.
public Is the federal courts. They
alone, under every emergency, riGidly
sustain the law. But Q eeurt must
have officers. The hand signing the
writ must be supported ~ the hand
serving . writ. An order, - matter
how fearlessly entered, mast fail of
its purpose II II - enforced with ex
euses. l come nov to the very heart
Of this matter. People do not break
out inte rebellion unless they have
an ally sitting sOnewhsrs n author
ity. This strike thFsatenel n Penn
sylvania has such q ally. d would
fsil. II would COLLAPSE Me Q punctured
balloon, n his ail were psosved. n
do not neaa any - - juAUss; thev
are tnoerruptibls. ] DsaA rhsnss =.
Weed. ths Units1 0asass onpuAaa
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reoaRoabls Raa - nanD 1Aat sAasop
clear: He - thirty-s>oA ysass ~;
he intsnds to - Unets1 Otatss 60
ator, -. What y Dsso tnpsrtaaa ~
tAs fueurs. - intsa1s - psaaaa -.
"Bsar n mind tAa1 Wesl's tuAan-
t1sa vas - bscsos ssnaAss. ~ -
ga. tAsa, WIN tAo poaQaA - -
tachs1 himself - - Dspsosn4s n -
Aalf - labor. No OAsssvsl - elans
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CONSIDER. Drsesu2ly - - ssaviDssl
and. 0nally. - alvesoAo What Ghsv
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cane Drsssotly - nAktsoal powsr, ths
Grset AsaAs q h feusl IN thssu 70
y Asak with. wAaA ~ - west!
Thsy saiA \ VIA . osssnln Aefssuocs.
He might have AsnanHp1 hie seex n
the UOosr osaGrsss thsa, ~ - c~u2A
nst heos - r0aaia thsrs, - had -
ps1sstai q goal unAse hin; hs ves
seanlinG - ths sanAs. Ne eAoss tAs
pesittsa q United Otatss narshai.
H. Sse1srs save \ With Q osrtaia
woa1sring contenpt. anA dismissed
hin hen their catalogse q fears. Hs
was. thsa. . persoa q - enbitieu-I
80 sfruGgiing titaaically fsr pottaee!
Imnsasurably ~ -! The politi-
cal Warwick of FeAnsylvania is yoAn
A. 00rDett. Tha p0v~p unA>r h,- -
the Consoli1ateA F0el Railroads.
Wood wished to direct that warvSck.
to control that powsr. therefore -
chose wisely the oaly position IN
which he could destroy him, that of
United States marshal. Carnett, usu-
ally clear-beaded, usually sar-sighted.
usually running swiftly before events.
saw the thing forty y-eight hours too
late. and. consequently. he is ruined"
with Wood standing now between
the worker and judges. the greatest
industrial contest in our history In be-