The chronicle=news., 1914-03-06

Bettis. operator of NJ Royal Gorge
mint in Fremont eousty. vho de-
eisred that In . short expesssses ua-
de, uaioa agreeasat 10 had fouad
that his businesa vas absolutely doa-
mated by the unioa. ..
Doyle argued that ths rtstt os .
labor orssaisaiIoa 70 rs4sirs osiy iss
members 10 b. eapiOysd wss similar
to the rixht Of eosnmusiiy 10 oaks
rule. for the regulation 0f those iiv.
iaE Ia II.
"A riiy ~sa foree mas 70 ros-
nest his property with = sewer. b.
sanse IL Is = sanitary Sesuisli0s os
interest Ia sli." he said. ia the
same ~sy. a unios has The right -
require . man ~ho ~asks 10 - In.
dustrisi con, munisy 10 live sad work
under conditions that advance the
general welfare. As city esa
force a resident To pay taxes fog the
support Of tho muaieinsi sossss-
meat. 20 shoaiA . uatss hare the
rish' To require . workman To alive
hi. moral sad nasaeiai support 10 -
rx.nisatios ~hieA kss worked saa
sacrificed 10 bFtaE shoai better
vorhiss conditions for all the labor
Ing r~orie."
Doyle expressed the opiaioa that
In ease of fuel famine s-ssisiss iss0
. strike the federal eos~ssa~ss
shssia take pass~ssios af the snss-
ssa op-ssi~ thea for the b~sshs Of
the public.
Doyle. ts.iiasosy uas rssamsd ~
the ~s~aias session.
The Hi,ss~s told at lhe issass.~
of an isissssins by Judge Gs~~ieJ
~. whilfnsd is tho disiftsi soau
sssiasi pirk-iiss sad other strike
activities.
vioisiioss al this sAJss.ssos later
led ,o the impstsasssss ot tsnss- ssd
|. nasat~r al istaf leaders fos zoe.
s-mets
Wh-s I learned lhs, this iaJsse-
slsn had b--a issued" be- said. -
isia ,h- Lafayette ssts~. os shs-h !
~ss pfe.ideui. that 80 uashs sos I"
ob-, the order of the .oast. ! ~.
si.~a the aes To sassvsSss TO The
sheriff IL hs sssrA 10 asrsss shs0 sas
10 s-si., sss-si sy hsidsis.rsiss d..
s~-sis- ut oftls-N at The district
court"
Al this posai Fred 1ssss,sssss OBJ
j-.s-d To the rv,dcse~ 10 The Whu.
ford eosi~m,t ess~. aSsusas shss th~
whole asSsse had h~vs sstii~d 10 the
eoasts. .....
chaisnss rsssss salsA shss the
svlAsees uas aAoiaaaAss. r.
l,eyis ,hss told Il his 'sisi ss1 so-
pslaosoeai Tor eoassaps.
t,asiss the pssssss sarike ~ Oak
cr~-k. hc testified. he told the ssssa.
srs 10 sesisl deportation hy forr- 81
svMs u a~ces~as,.
After this. he sald. he vss called
salo eost-scscc By Oosessor Aa@oss
Who soon seat state troop. late Rnuii
eousiy.
rrsak Oasaies. Of Lafayette. Colo.
Sas called to The stand BY The oss-
es~' assosseys. lie told of The call.
ias Of the strike 10 the aosshera coal
fields 10 1919 ssd deessred that sooa
assrrxasd the operators imported TOO
"xusneu" iaio Roaldrs cossiy. lie
a~srsiheA several di~ssdess Ne ssid
occurred In roaaec,sos With 'h~
strike.
The Haidwis.reils Detectives hare
beca the most Irritating soarre Of
trouble beiweea the aiaefS sad the
orc, aioss." he declared.
The w,,aess the. ioiA OF eoali.
isoss In Roasi coaaiy where he wCas
early 10 sepssater - a. oeeaaiser
for the ruiled Mise Woskers Of
America. lie said he called = meet
Ing ~ Oak Greek ~ which he de-
c,sscd sn the niaers working In
Roust coaaty jeiseA the oreaasas.
,,oa. He dsscrlSel the bsaiaRiss oe
the strike In Roait eossty aad de-
cisreA that . priest named Ayen
vas slapped In the face fof iatssfer-
,ne and tryine to psrsaadc the strsk-
ess to return to WORT. Following
this. Oaraier said. warrants ~erc
swor. out for himself and several
other union men. Later he ~as ro-
leased. ~ s...g
Tho wiias~ then related the saci.
dent Of January 2. wAen . crowd Of
citizens broke u? a session Of court
n steamboat springs ~hca several
strikers were being tried. The
spokesman for the crowd announced,
Garnier said. that oarnief and never.
al other strikers were undesirable
citizens and must leave the county.
Late that night he continued. Hsr-
ry Radcliffe Of the United States for