The chronicle=news., 1914-02-21

tsAee omnittee from u. d. Gordon.
asrgeans-at-arns OF the house Of rep
resentxiives- The messaxes FentsS-
ed the stYikei nv@ssisssors that they
must prepare aad submit their re-
Fort by March I.
Those fellows know Ne uon' h~
nesnei ,iae." said NJ. Byrnes-
vir,oao Froio oosTobosated the
story oi Minnotti regarding the pay
meat OF = dollar by himself and
brother Ia th~i after. lie said the
mousy MAS fa. iobaeeo sha that Min.
no,,i hat ssid nothisE about isaSiss
camp, Hs declared further that ne
Mas notified st io;5O last night To
rsfoss at the sior. IN tho mosains
btu ~ss toid noshinE rsgarsiiss ~nss
uss ~sased nt hia. These answers
we're e.iei.ed while cnssiGsa ~ss at
,enR,ins 10 determine whether az
nos he bad talked Ia anyone about
thu testimony given today. The at
tsm.i af the eros essain@r ~as a
eoranless failure,
u ~ss troubled Al hrss." tho vii
meas ssia. hut I am not afraid now
that ! know Ihaf I am ssoaxss hese
for
.he members al the COMMITTEES
have planned Tn 60 to Haios ,omof-
sos Ia sp~ad ire asS. The trip viii
b. nai- in automobiles over the
stats highway and . eoris al asvp.
paper m-n viii ae-ontsay the iaye>-
tisstofs- No session viii b- hsii to.
hishl ssi rs..>s Niii ne taken unsii
Naadss ssarains
~ the elos- OF the ansfn.sn s-rs-
sion yesterday MiS- rinch-s ihra.,
hifns~,f info the s-aies of The STAG.
nurh tn the aissofs fort a. the missss
| suofnss. f'inshss. thaaxh called
b. tho nnioa .ia~. fsnsssa . soHa sit.
see. for sh- OPERATOR. ss re a~eias-
ed that ra eonaisioa os t-oass- ~.
is'sa ia tire s,ia-s. amt 'ha, since
ens~sins sh~ strike district hast ba-
e~snss-f ss a sssskehs-sbsr he had
made Eo.sd ~sx-s and saved So. ".
~ss advice. OF the strike. be ..ia. 49,
sss~ be left siusha.s
| i'iaehSs q hrisst Yor,h OF sissl.h
pa..a,as.. had a xnpi .sor, To tell
H- hsa i-fs i'istssafs ~i,h iss ,s-n.
= number at uEnh. deserted before
rsiaiaas ~ss reached lie GOT G as
ioiiats day aad rae abl. 20
save ssoa .aa All ssi. "a.
| brought au; by III. 1us~sianias az
Judge >orsh-ast. Atsasa.y. COST.
saa ard ii.-~ss-r u-r- .tun,r~a
sna sss iasar i.aa-r. nsaissss.s
'asss sssria hS 'ssis ~a--h~sss. ~.
preston.
N,s. ssin,s tryiss TO bssas out
saae tess's fssorssie 10 The oiaess.
Aisosssy cassisss ,nssitss,iy u.
tsised of tho uiis-sa. -'wh., i. a
ssssts'" whai do .sstkers Co." he
aAh es.
No, sinr.- .-e,isd III. ai,ses..
ana a litter f.as.-a snnas ~. audi.
sns-.
\ hiEhiy Improbable .sosY .as
tnsa b. the ~iia~s. 0iosAaai Mia.
nossI. y .sritnhsoatef. Who testified
that he had s~ca .sips-a In from
rtsshuss aad taken to p-lrxus. Ho
-ss hsIa there axaiss nj. ~ili. he
said. ana fIasiiy iaf, Ii. place. get.
sinz by . Gordon of ''asuas-a sol.
dlrr..~ Minaesii said he kas~ of
ostcr. sao ~crr hold y.rtis.i- pst.-
ooes. At p-isxaa.
An ALLEGED romhiaa,ioa is r..
ssrsipt ~ trade. said Ia esiss hs.
tween several af colosas,o's railroads
ana sore Of the lasAer ensi mining
ihi-rc.sA. has resulted In the seapor.
afT .io.ins down of tho Motion
Land and Fuel compsny's minc at
Wcottoa. according to the testimony
of Coioeei J. a. Oweaby before tho
Congressional strike ia,sstisatiae
rosGfn;stc~ today.
lie srid that he had not rcvct,s-o
say orarrs for coal from the santa
fc ~ the Beaver amd Rio Grand.
railroads sine" early in October. i.i.
and that nc delivered oaiy a few
emergency shipments to tho Colorado
and Southern after that time.
\ query from Chairman Foster of
the committee c!isi,cd tho informa.
tson that Colonel o~cnby had re,u.-
ed sussertion tina, he contribute
- certain amount Of money toward
the expense Of opposing tho strike.
Colonel O~enby declared it to he
his belief that the Santa 70 railroad
held blanket mortgage over the
Rocky Mountain Pacific road. IN
New MeSicP. and that by virtue Of !,
the former was able to enforce lower
shipping ratcs on coal than he was
allie tn moot Tina onrc>,Jssst.. a. -