The chronicle=news., 1914-05-01


dsF-rs- Gss that right. and mak. il,
emphatic. -iii yoas"
Win such words dit Frank Gos-.
soaasai for In. Victor American fti.i
sotaI.anS and aplaE-n,iY IN. slok.~-
man for all the coal .issins corpora
,iSns. crush the hoi-s of Gos-sasr
An.nioHs. sho believed a strike s-st-
ti.n.n, niish, sroA ois of th. stale
n.n,s credited I. wiiiism Gs--n. the
sssr-'arS TREASURER al the tni,.si
Min- Worh.ss al, in.iiansI.siis. That
lh1 Co,orasi. unionis;s acre Gst hold
Ing oss for recognition ot ,heis oE-
ssnisaiish alone.
Cove same .s.s.i a conference silh
The governor, lie had been HASTILY
susts"n-si Ia 'aiA over ,h@ Green de-
siaEs,ioa, iiat he 1as b-hiha sios-.,
iosrs for ohls a f-s minutes. i,u,
hen h- emerged. III. GsNi ian facial
LINES --f- a--E-r cts,. the assian lips
-sr- tighter .-t and the Gosiaa -Y-
tiassr.t lr~nsss
III ma1-s na aitt-s-ne-." E- ~,
claimed. ''it-easni,isa Of as g-sosni-
iisn. the -mpi.f ins niinrrs of thi.
sla," ss>r aashiHs shish siii oF ssn
briHs ,hstn in,s conference .i,h mur.
'.rscrs. siaia,ofs at .Fsss-s. .isS-ss os
sr.n wearing Rcd Ss.ss badges ans.
,i-s,rosrss Of property 80
''Nhs. did ,s. Operators arrive .,
iha, soa.iasiaas'' h. 80. asked,
''on The :sa ass of las, s~p,rn,,
b-r.''
''Sss. ha, tina, was III. day ,hr
ssTia- -as called
= ka.s ii-ana sha, -as the day
the o.s0ra'aF nssic up his mind
''iss, ,h-r- hai h--h no tiiiias uu
IL ,hs. ,i,n-. -s.rp, Gerald i.ippis,,.
and he VAS = anian asssnissF-on
sh- other Side ''
''rL~.7 nn-n.' declared Cove, had
.sns- r-si.Aana-i fs.sa w--t virginia.
sI:.r- ,h-ss had been nsay n,ufa-s.
They -spi- -i,h the smoke of Af.ot,
| s,iii siinsins tn their clothes Thcs
same srua, sI-ps-da,i.as In uoh.s So,
lions Nc ~iii never eoat~r wisi'
sa.h a. .h..~. That i. the ia>s ~osi. =
AMI Cove hussoa.s his sain.osI
and .-as forth into a shower. iras.
ins Tho governor entirely .asroua.i-.i
hy sionm.
Anmans. after f-atsins Gr~.n's
de- Ia sations. haa pfuf-s.-i q. bellies.
the, a sn'iirtarn, of all points in III.
strife niisr' not I.- i'aI-sssbi-. Green
'"-k Issue with H"rh-trii-r's state
'a.n nj that recognition .t ,h- union
was the one great question Which
sa. keeping the two sides apart. Th.
union leader is reported as sayin :
that there ~-sr other questions just
a. great ani iniima,-.i that the union
recognition matter might i'- waived.
In answer io this Amnons i-"isr,
/ =. that this question hsd always
k,.p.~.i him in the past when u .-''
~. -,-p, seemed likely. anil ,h., n I,
,ou'' f~ removed ih-r- was ~" r.a'
sou way n permanent, I--arc could not
Ia arrived al.
WHY. I secured the Oak Creek men
rnor~ n concessions than Green ask
for an.S. I was turned down. said III,
Eo>CrAsr. Il 60, them cvcrythiHE
A. II
vance In wages. the privilege Of fili'
ing the mines to their full caraoii,
aud the naming Of committees To wait
ON the operators afterwards regard
ins recognition Of the union.
Then. when everything seemed
right. the whole matter was over
turned by the union question hobbina
up and the leaders insisting that II
must h. attended 10 then.
This happened while Secretary ol
Labor Wilson was in Denver trying
Green and the others are In a mood
to lay II aside wc ought to he able
to settle all other questions quickly.
Hut Cove with his vigorous an
nouncc cement upset the governors plan
and put things right back where they
were
Cove explained that recognition Of
the union was the one thing wanted
and that in his opinion all other
questions were trivial from the min
crs' point OF view. lie declared the
other thing had been injected into
the controversy merely to get public
sentiment the miners. according to
his contention, realizing that n
lorg g-drawn and bloody fight for un-
ion recognition would not he popular.
II was then. he said. that they dccid-
cd to ask for raise In wages. and
rolicf from evil conditions which