The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-12
SITUATION IS
WORSE Than CUBA
[Conunued .from Page IL

PEI IS ~
tricts of the West Virginia mines. He
denied this morning the report sent
out from Washington that lie visited
that district lin disguise" to study
conditions. &
II vas there. all right. but not in
Disguise" he said. . when 7 left
several days to see for myself. When
our committee made It's investigation,
we have n special train and a num-.
her. Ut the mine officials and opera
ttves Went with us. We We're unable
to study tho real conditions. aud SO I
thought would learn for myself.
Il went into the mining districts. ]
was not disguised, and neither did I
tell them who I was. learned much
While there, and shall have I'M
thing to say regarding this when I get
before the committee.
Use OF Arms shows Wrong.
When men arm themselves ana 90
out ana shoot their employers. and
when the employers arm themselves
n shoot their men, there is
thing wrong in this country. This is
a vital problem and it is the real Isl
sue before tho American people. r,
me. this is more important than the
question Of whether the duty on wool
is 20 per cent or 90 Ia per cent"
In speaking of the currency bill
question. Mr.. Kenyon declared that
the democrats will have to move eau
tiously. .
Forsecs Currency Trouble.
They are split <dp nov. and i fore
see considerable>trou'9'c for the prcsi-
II look to see..the committee bring
IN two reports. The democrats, have
a meeting today and, if they decide
to make it a caucQsahleasurc, they will
make a big mistake. The currency
question should nok..bc a party meas
have all kinds of tfouhlc.
The trust problem: is next. 7 I'M
dcrstand tho, president is to read us
a message ON that:question when the
next session opens. 1t is hard to SAY.
what the attitude of consress will he.
Ihe progressives of course. want a
change. and the standpa,tcrs. T sup
pose. will declare that the present
measure is sufficient;
Sherman Law OK. it Enforced.
~ always havetthpught that the
Sherman bin womldsserve the
providing its crihIlnsl features we're
however, who think it is inadequate,
and all this will have to he threshed
out in both houses"
Senator kenyon. addressed last
nights gathering at. the National
Purity congress in Minneapolis. He
spoke to them regarding his red
light bill for the District of Column
bia. -"
!Aftcr Rich Building Owners.
Il went to Minneapolis To tell the
congress about that bill. wanted 10
n out whether the united. decent,
Christian sentiment of tho country is
more powerful than the rich owners
of the buildings used for immoral
purposes in Washington. Just a f:w
days ago, 1 charged on tho floor OF
the senate that many of those disor-
DERBY houses were run by Il number
Of prominent. wealthy Washington
men. told them that. if they would
give me an investigating committee.
could prove it. That bill has been
passed twice by the senate. and the
first time it was killed i'll the house.
understand tina an effort will be made
to get at the root OF evil. This
thing 1T filming a poor girl SIS and let
tlng the rich owner..go with his work
will not solve it. If5made n law, this
u wiz get at the erich: owner aud
Purity Congress stands BY Him.
the close Of the mssting last
night. congress sent a message to
President Wilson and, Speaker Clark,
urging them to give their support +.
the measure"
Mr.. Kenyon will return /, Grand
Forks tomorrow morning and leave at
noon for Wahpetcn. where he is to
speak. lie then will leave for his
home at Fort Dodge. Iowa. t., spend
sunday with his mother, after which
he returns to Washington.