Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-12
.Minot 10 the Hands
Of q Mob Of Workers

WIlDVl JU SUDO lDuuu W
Of q Mob Of Worker,
CONTINUED from ..age One.)
ern points tonight, according to mem
bers Of the l.. w. w. and rioting OF q
more serious nature is feared. One
hundred l. w. WIS arrived In town
last night. Street Commissioner Dew
ey Doran and Art Lesueur, former
mayor OF Minot, both socialists, are
being held in Jail today. They refused
to give bond when they had opportun'
ity on the grounds that they have q
right to make speeches on the streets
Quiet During the Day.
The city is quiet today. but many
little groups of ]. w. WIS are stand
ing about the street corners. The
trouble has always started at night
at the street meetings. The prison.
ers in the county and city jails kept
singing and bowling all night and the
noise could be heard for blocks from
the city Jail, which is packed tight.
and precautions are being taken to
prevent any further attempt at jail
delivery.
The police were unable to cope with
the situation last night and Saturday
night and were forced to call on the
fire department and sheriff, for assist
ance. Firemen, deputies and police.
men Joined in the raid on the l. w.
VS.. Rotten eggs thrown at the
speaker, Jack Law, from the top of
the Leland hotel Saturday. night, but
most of the eggs fell wide of their
mark and hit innocent bystanders.
Many suits of clothing were ruined
and about two dozen eggs were hurled
by citizens. Forty-one arrests follow
ed the egg-throwing, the police visit
ing the "jungles" and railroad yards
to get the men.
Jack Law Arrested.
Jack Law was arrested last night
when he attempted to address a
crowd and a big demonstration by
his followers ensued, the crowd fol
lowing him to jail and yelling in the
streets in a threatening manner.
Tw~enty-six Industrial Workers of the
World were arrested yesterday after
noon in the "jungles" near the 500
tracks on the property Of H. E. Byor-
UNI by the sheriff, policemen, fremen
and deputies. H. E. Thompson, bust
ness manager of the 1%conoclast, a So
cialist paper, and Carl Berg, another
socialist. were arrested Saturday night
for refusing to move out of the way.
when told to do so by n of the Of
Ulcers. "a ,rs
= Babe" Marsh, a fireman, made the
arrest. In time of riots tiremen are
deDutized to assistr,the police. Marsh
rushed THOMPSON pellmell off to Jail
with a crowd of Industrial Workers
of the World and smypathizers at his
heels.
Berg Taken to Jail.
Dan Dougherty, a deputy sheriff.
and Policeman Robinson raced Berg
off to the city lookup at the same
time with Thompson. The mob boot
ed. jeered and threatened about the
police station for a while, and the fire
men started to bring out the appara-
tus to turn the hose on them In an
effort to break up the crowd, but it
was decided this was unnecessary. 4
Groups of Industrial Workers of the
World and their enemies, citizens OF
Minot, stood on the street corners
about the town most of the night
after the outbreaks, had simmered
down. talking over the matter. Both
sides are planning new methods OF
procedure in the. speech war.
When the prisoners we're arrested
yesterday afternoon in the "jungles"
they were marched to jail and sang
red flag songs all the way to the sta.
tion. In Jail they continued their
singing and shouting and those pre-
viously arrested Joined in the din
When the raiding party arrived al
the camp in the "jungles" the Indus
trial Workers of the World. most Of
whom are hoboes, were preparing q
"mulligan' stew for breakfast, and
the officers waited while they cooked
and ate their repast.
Placed Under Arrest.
Judge William Murray and A. c
Olander. a cigar manufacturer, who
was mobbed Friday night, were pres
ent at the scene and invited to. par
take of the meal. The band Of mcr
made no resistance when placed IN
de-, arrest al, the camp, ~
The city and county sail are filled
to overlooking and the police and
officials are worried Oier ne matter
Of caring for them. There has been
talk OF putting them to work on the
changing, digging weeds or breaking
rock. This has been suggested as
method to rid the Magic City Of its
disturbers., Both jails Sunday We're
like Redlam all night with the cries
and singing Of the prisoners and the
noise could be heavl blocks away.
Precautions being ,ak'n ag:i:!;
anything like Jail delivery, as the
prisoners are packed like sardines
most of them asleen en- the floor. Of
standing UP all night.
PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and
Installing the Scenery and Stage
Equipments in the Bismarck Auditor
ium, will be received until s b. m
Arg 2Qth 1912 at tho Fire Hall Ris