United labor bulletin., 1914-08-08
HEATING KNOCKS
kINDEL kINDLINC
Mattress Maker Congressman
Insults CelebrantS
Endeavors to Convert Dedication Wash
infton Monument Tablet Into Croak-
infiiee Calamity and Labor TRADE

That George ]. Kindel can make more
varieties of an ass of himself than the
people of Denver ever dreamed when
they played the huge joke on them
selves of electing him 20 Congress was
again illustrated in Washington last
Saturday when the Colorado representa-
tives in Congress assembled at the
Washington monument to dedicate q
tablet to commemorate the Centennial
state forever among the state trophies
in that historic shaft. There were in at
tendance about 100 present and former
residents of the state
Representative Edward Taylor presid-
ed and Senators Shafroth and Thomas
made eloquent addresses extolling the
grandeur Of Colorado, the vigor and vir.
tue Of the people. Then came George
kindel, with his usual blasphemy and
attempt to create discord with an anti
union labor speech Nothing could have
been more incongruous on an occasion
Of this character; but that il the mat
tress makers customary rule of con-
duct. His peanut brain cannot generate
an idea that extends farther than freight
rates and union labor busting. He said: !:
Fortune seekers and fortune multi
pliers have found II lucrative filed for
operations, until law and order was ig-
nored and anarchy prevailed, such as
We have suffered from in the past l2
months. Nowhere and at no time. to
my knowledge, has the government re-
stricted the development of industries
as is now being done in Colorado, obvi-
onsly at the behcst of labor agitators.
which is much deplored and criticised.
What we pray for and are entitled TO
Is law and order, fair transportation
rates and a square deal to alI-labor and
capital alike"
Representative Edward Heating fol-
lowed Kindel and gave the blatherslite
Congressman n vigorous trimming for his
'offense against all the rules OF good
conduct keating's reply was clothed
In these vigorous words;
Il came here this morning to attend
n birthday party-Colorndo's birthday.
Naturally did not anticipate that the
harmony of the proceedings would be
disturbed by the rayen-like croakings Of
the calamity bowler. 1t is unfortunate
that my colleague from Colorado. Mr.
kindel, has seen fit to refer to the do
mcstic differences which have plagued
our state during the last year. and Il IL
especially unfortunate that in referring
TO those difficulties he has seen fit to
be 20 intemperate in the expression OF
his views.
Mr.. Chairman, the gentleman would
have you believe that the law 10 no,
being enforced in Colorado and that or
der Is mt being maintained. The gentle
mans statement IL without foundation.
for. thanks to President Wilson, law and
order reign within tho borders Of Colo
vrado. Not lopsided law and order. not
the kind OF law and order which protects
one man and Furnishes another. but the
law and order which recognizes neither
race NOR creed nor class; the law and
order which bears as heavily on the rich
man as on the poor man"
In letter written TO n supporter in
Denver, kindcl announces he is out of
tune with his Colorado colleagues in
Congress and that he will make an in.
dependent campaign for the place of
United States senator. The drubbing he
will get ought to make his teeth chatter.