The chronicle=news., 1914-05-26
John D. Rockefeller L.
FROM THE CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.

the United Mine Workers as lhsi,
own representative DO you see,
| Ia the third place. il young Mr.,
Rockefeller had gone over TO the
United Mine Workers of America
and thrown his iafiueae- with that
Organization IL certainly could not.
and would not. have resulted in en-
,hronias the United Mae Workers
of America a. master in the coal
fields OF Colorado Al most. Mr
RIO k-fsil-r controls but forty per-
zen, OF but one OF the thirty coal
mining companies in Colorado. II
may be put down that anarchy and
ehA". far surprising anything Colo
fsao has seen dusiaE the las, thirty
days ~oaia have s,ain.d and
arsnsh@d that state before the other
mining companies finally sueeumbed
10 Mr.. Ro5 5krf.ilss'. example. He
did not do IL. The n,ise o.ne.. Of
Colorado have Sfitsea . telegram .,
I-axth stating that his attitude re-
fusinx To acknowledge tho United
Mins Workers Of America represents
their independent sititua-.
In she fourth pise-. this writer
has been sboa, IL the very center ss
this trouble nov foe ahsa, s-rsh
days lie has eoasssHsA with msny
,~opie 10 the strike snss. represent
lag both sides Of this elias. ~ar. And
he recalls ba, ons Of ali Of thea Goa
nrrtinE yoans Ns. Rorksfsii-s's
nam. b-~n mea,ion-d. whsn. on the
xs"ina. ss have asked ssas-fninx
the battles Of i.aaios sna fosb~. ana
elsewhere. and sur.~is hsy. m-hr
,isn-i Mss hosssf-ii-r's name. s.l
have bern told IN. clash ~,s in.yis-
aLi- :" sam- have charged i.siiio-
To III. 'sun'm-n. Z" ''th. s.--Fins.
~ the sewers tn ''ih- thug mill
'iA'-bus anis nn- so yalas Nj
W.o k.f-ii-f. Ms, ito~k~s~ii-s's name
seems To BE- ssuashs in fes sss.isa |
Sossampsiaa inasasisy abroad.
in ,h. mind o. Nj. rp,aa sinclair
ana Others. sh. sisss NAf utson shieh |
-. are catering And es ~srn those |
ministers ana s~flnas editor. sho
ton siihiy that shsy. son. ~ssshss
shes ~i.,. la ao i, as sos. shrs may
have 10 assume responsibility sns
the coming explosion nf class hate
fns shi. is n.s the ssa-~hiea may
strike them si.h tssisys Th-4 shaa'a
a, i~s., ask sos @sidsss..
"
W. believe in ists,s usSaasa Ia.
b.s has N. .sM~ stsAl 10 somhiss
that capital has In soahis~. Asa
shss- is aasr asrds
We believe il collective bssssis.
Ing
Ne believe ,h., tahor aa. a. good
. 'ishs 90 get si; the ~se.s IL sAa.
she, capital ha. In get ell IA. results
i, sans
". believe in ashi,sssioas Thesr
may b. isfses-ass's ~Aiea caahas he
sss'i.a by parties concerned And.
inassaseh as there is always psossa'
'h g third party Z. e,sh aad every
HnanSiaI bargain between capital
aaa labor. namely sosi-sy. 'so'i~sy
which nak.s the isus art lately in
Colorado Mas and na~. IN the ,f-s.
-ns- II federal tfn.ps. IL catering
them. that shs. party ~. the sishi
Ia insist that the other parties con
rrfnrd in the spish dispute Shaii'
Submit their case To IL sof ssbiisa1
ti.a. and that the findings of this
srhsi.a'ias power shall stand and hr
final We certainly arc coming Ia
that. And ~c believe its day is At
hand.
This editorial is no. a diseussio.
of strike conditions in Colorado. Il
Is merely sist.rn-b, rendesvd nrecsa
sary by the articles which ate flood.
ins the papers. trying. .onst.iinS.
Eihhciinr a human brins ~itho,'
csijrnr---=ih- mos, uu'imety d.sisr.
atoms cf men ~h" sh.s,'d first bc
jus' and then sensational. We are
not for one moment any apol"siss
for the person whose name stand. Al
eh, boad of this a-sFrIra 81 ,se s,C ls