Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-30


dpailial unrest eTha work. D., said
lis what this commission Was APP
pointed % DO"
'Who ere the directors of this
foundation. op5 OF which comes this
Investigation ?" Mr. lawson asked.
THE two Rockefellers. their profes.
slunai advisers. MURPHY Gates,
Green and Heydt. their secretaries.
Fiexner and Rose. on the Rockefeller
payroll. and three others, Eliot Hep
burn aud Judson. who furnished an
outward appearance IF independence
the same control that has directed
tho affairs of the Colorado Fuel A.
Iron Co. the same voice that declared
Through young Rockefeller that the
defeat of the union "a Colorado WaA
a great American principle for whleh
he was willing TO sacrifice his money
and The lives Of his Workers. Aud
they ask the iapofing class 10 believe
that what thef viii feel rs coal COM
pany directors they viii not feel as
directors OF the foundation.
Tells Of Mackenzie King
who IL the mnn chosen 70 conduct
this tl.0e0. o0u Investigation into in
dustrial unrest ~one Mackenzie king. 4
a. alien. whose contribution to the I
Industrial problem Is that law that 1
preseribcs JAN sentence for the I
worker who dares 10 las down his
ipnls II labor had any doubt as TO
his real intent that doubt was re-
moved by the letter read a. this hear
ing,"
Here Mr. Lawson quoted from
what purported 10 be copy Of lett
Ter written by Mr Kius, August 10
1914. 10 John u. Rockefeller, IT.. in
which Mr.. King sid
III will not be Ions before the IN
csitahle effects 81 the European War
are certain to make themselves felt
and once this becomes apparent the
unions will have to revise consider
abiy some 81 their present policies.
Looking at the ultimate, rather than
the immediate effect. there j.. gen
orally speaking, going to De larse
amount u unemployment as eanse-
Quenrc of the warm certain indus
tries Il r. going 20 hr easy for etn-
pleysrs 60 find al the labor they de-
sfa and unions VIII bc confronted
with a new problem. Here It seems 10
fne. lies possible avenue ~ ap-
rraneh toward restoring normal con
altipns in Colorado"
What Colorado Wants.
AR Lawson continued.
aMr. Rockefeller ST.. is quoted as
saying that God must BE- brought 10
Sew York. In Colorado there j. a
suffering multitude that lAks only for
H,gle OF the spirit OF the Christ who
aied for human brotherhood
t'rhe causes of Industrial unrest
are not 20 be removed by promises Of
endless Investigations or By sudden
wfiiingness to hold conferences. They
h. Ia the treatment u free men as
ehaileia to be disposed q by deed
and Wilt In abssnteo landlufdlsm, IN
the theft of natural resources; or in-
differences 60 the necessities and as
fieatleas az those who toll In the
dark for the benefit of those IN the
lshG
Nar viil Mr. Rockefeller's pro.
iusal Tor fhn elections ~ men ID cpal
tanps meet the needs " collective ,
hnfeaiuips This Is. ia truth, he sha-
dow ana not the Substance, Tor men
- elected. unless backed by an or- 2
tUlFatlon. wider even than state J
iires. viii Sc uttefis halpiesa ia Che
taaas II those who have sanctioned
Rast grievances
Nothing has hctn mote clearly
shown by your Investigation than
inat WORKERS arr unable ,o protect
shfmseives as individuals but can e
,His gain shis trpieetion rhCough or.
.anlattoH Do local state, national
aHd International forms
IL she ordinary q least Air
koseefstlee agrees te the principle g
Hniousm. AH that remains Is % giso
ia# theory purpose and eftecs. some-
fhiae that cannot Doe done by simple
expressions ef go0d will or a suddenly
rytresSes deAifo fuf meetne
Iniioi Nina M0rkers.
The Unit=a Mine Workers 81
America 4 She one organisation tbai
rpreaents labor ln this great industry
q has been Ia eAisieuae iag tWonts flxt
YEARS Il BIAS membership uf more !
th4n 4oa.eaa ana cnio5s eontfaoturM
relations with employers iu nineteen
states. il has kspt these contracts Ia. !
Violate.
With these facts Ia mind. ius8si
that Mr Rockefeller cannot give 81.
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