The chronicle=news., 1914-02-17

the tNeoty-ehlfo ooS a last sepSem-
ber. has there been such a seeae co
acted a. that 10 the Nest Theatre
everybody.
Realizing early yesterday mora
.ne that the assembly roon in the
city hall MAS estiEeiy inai-auaie to
hoid the s~sIms OF people sho de-
sired Ia hear and sss wha, taak piss<
before the congressional ihvestisat-
ins sommit'ee. chaismsa Foster
asked that q more samnodioas place
be secured. The manager of the
West ThsaIer generously offered the
U.s. af the thester. This offer uss
eagerly arssaisd and iusiax this
assa re.-s. the tables and dssks
as<d b. the soamistes. siesks. sa~n-
osrsphsss saA sepnsisrs. were moved
10 the stage of the thes,-r,
when the .retaiof>. -ho came
in a iis,i- late. arrived they we're
treated tn . real Seasation. The
th~sisr employees had hastily s-t the
stage. that the surroundings might
BE- made mns~ attractive and the
ssrs ssisk walls covered .p They
hsd ehns~s for the ssssihs an later
ios s~sas 10 Aask f~d.
~ oss cad uf the stag. a, a toaE
table. sat the ns0hess q, ,h- sos-
xsssAisaai isssssisas9sg .ommi,i~~.
ftaakss by tho clerk and si-nos.
sapAsss, In fsoas nj them sat the
ss,ssn~ss sos The csiI~d Mis~ worh.
-rs. .assoanaed BY the Officers sr
the organization they srPr.s~hs--is
l'-yoad ss-n. sat n aiS.sn-ss fas
operators. aai they isn -rr- sar'
ssasa-si By their clients. ~ IN. sr,
sosit~ .ai nj the stage from iEs
so@ @ms,i-~. ss . iass table. s~S- tho
s~~srAp~r ensr->road.ats. and at
their ~ihn~. isi,e.a aaisass1sa tn~s-
s~nsres. saiiisG for The copy
thai ves,is sesd them srdrs',ns Ia
the isisxrneh office. - 'h. f~s-
sf the stage. where ihey s'said fas.
tho committee ana astarnsys. ~ss
placed the si,ae>s chair. ~ go.
a'siork e,tfy .est in The apdssostua.
.ssa to iA~ bai.onS. ~a. isken ssd
sssnaisx sSan sas AZ a rs-m,nm.
Esseps sas the stage. the th-ai~r
80. In darkness rhe Stage ~as
brilliantly lighted. and the -tt~v.
~as sh. n.ns~ s,sihiaa sscan>~ NJ
the rcd setting.
The sis., ~au~s sso be sakes ar
~ss whether NJ not ''M,shes" joa~.
.hc-sid be- .s,spo~aAs., IT, s-sii.,. Ths
rFss,~ss in tass s.ssi-s Mas watched
~l,h almosi hssssh.-ss ias~res, ar
tho his an Hence.
wa-n Chairman Foster. n~nr!,
sounded ii" signal i.f the aptsins
II the Afternoon session. Major y. J.
Hauehsen. In.is~ Aavn~atr n. tn.
militia "f thiA state. asu4c aaa .aia.
= be- the Indulgence of tho honor.
able committee in quoting frUa, tho
si,,uie- Of Colorado. aad from .h-
decisions az the Surfrmc Court Of
The tinted states. to shua causr
Why "Mo.h-f'' Joas> should not b.
broaEht before you.'' III. khaki
siaa ftsuf" aai military hearing ad.
led a touch at pirtnEcsnurnCs. To
tho scene already p'csnant With
tense atmosphere. Major lSoukhion
s.,akr for aimo., an honr. ~isins au-
thcsity after authority tcudinx to
sustain the military authorities 10
their contention and argued that 10
aliod Mother" Jones to testify in
the thca,.r might cndanx.r tho
peace Of tho citt aud possib'y the
lives Of tho people. He made 90
eloquent plea. asking in the nam.
NJ the Governor cf tn" state and
the adjutant general ot tho state mi.
,iiia that no subpoena bc issued for
Mother" Jono-.
DO YOU mean TO contend. Major
Boushton. tina: to bring Mother
danger Of riosinx in the streets Of
Trinidad" demanded Congressman
Evans.
THAT is tho earnri belief of
Governor Ammons and General
Chnsn." responded tho Major.
suppose the Supreme Court of
the State should grant tho writ for
habcas corpus ,ha, has been asked
within the next day or two Accord.
ing To your theory IT would hc equal.
iy dangerous to take this woman
through the streets, in order to get
her to the railroad depot. She would
hc taken to Denver in accordance
with the order issued by the All 7rcms
court. Would tho military exercise
its alleged right to rcfusc compli.
ancc with the orhcr?''
You arc asking for personal