The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-13

Nafrhs. 81 n,scn. sammud ap !
das hefose the ia, Ia Jaass rueke
cosit llenfs fOnas case sealnn a
ceieArp ryibuas Cor l.hei.
Jaese Narph, oontsndcd. a. shs "a
. 80 thai Inc onh question the t~e.,
Nscomb counis lsFmcse needed 10 a
eide ~as whether ~ not NJ F.srd "a
an snafshlss 20, whether he vas "a
81 sssinsi preparedness Of Zoe .
Asalns, war. In hls lorthsomln
ehAff" The LAWYER said. iudee rucks
would ten the hrpgs hat the question
ef preparedness ga rot concern them
and that All 'hey would hc required 4,
decide would be whether This gentle
humble man" tihls phrase ras
'hraushoa, The spcech,. mi, man vh,
vas heir Hsiehhor and Who was .y
o., mans Friend should be .tlsmasis
a by the name the newspaper bad sp
Piled 10 him
ludfe Murph, dnsec,ed the editor,
al Ford y an AnArohi.,- senteac~
b. scnsencr. n was hss... 10 ia
eiar"d. apon serie. OF falschoaia
ramsl'. that the rord employees who
~sn' 70 The Mexican border in IRA
rouid not sct their Jobs back. THAI
iheif families would not be cared for
during ,hesr absence. and that npon
their return 10 Detroi, they would be
regarded ~ any other men seeking
WORK.
We housed You. the men them
seleee.' he said. they went 10 tho
border and they came hack and wen,
10 work Rcfore the, departed they
were giscn Identification discs which
entitled them 20 their old rlaces ot
better They testified 10 all this. We
showed you their dependents. The,
we're taken care OF You saw the very
chocks that we're seni To them week
u- Clnora Raymcnd. vno wrote tho
editorial and his superior. TIFFANY
lslahe, who approved Il, admitted here
that They ssi out deliberately 10 stis,
ins,lse Ford rs an anarchist. lid
they prove its do not believe sou.
hlH frlinw citizens. viii say they did
The onli basis for calling him an an.
Archist was the nsissiatemrrta with
which the editorial bngan We provni
10 sou they were misslatemcnts
The attorney pointed out that mn
archis,s are opposed 10 government
and law. whereas the nrEt ihing Nj
Ford DID when hc felt himself wrong
ed BY the editorial wan 90 appeal TO
law and government for justice
what brought hundreds of ihona
ands of men TO Detroit and made Il
the city Il ie9 lie demanded. Henry
Ford's policies, which give greater
Of Justice and humanity that
esiti between employer and employee
anywhere IN The world Yet this Il
he man the Tribune classified with
he IlAymarket aRsasslna of 1886 and
he assassinA OF public officials IN
1919 they we're anarchists"
A. 10 Mr.. Ford's tack of knowledge |
" history which let the Tribune cal |
aim ignorant" Judge Murphy said.
Henry Ford liz too busy making his |
oty 10 seclfe IL" The lawyer spoke |
u other ignorant mrn on humble or |
Gin Lincoln. who saved the union.
our Old neishbor. Thomas A. Edisor,
sho MAS sfian boy on the railroad
unnlng through this very city :
Who are Mr. rord's companions.
shoin II he with now The same
sdleon and John Burroughs Thers
hey are three rooF ignorant men. !
'oFd Edison and Burroughs. away on
heir summer vacation
The lawyer spoke Of the Tfibuna's
ilseed propa9anda, aud read the ed
Drsas which said. Fate holds q gol
en- apple 20 our lips In MEXICO, buf
liter fruit in Flanders" Thus sdso
aslng war with Mexico but NOT with
ermsny.
- -ll,.---- -ai---if iffrur vENTNd 70 bauish Mr..
~ u " ~ ttt'tft SsFF7t f1rF7EF b'ftF EtfUf
Ie alndly soul you sar exhibited here
ali iis patience and sweetness, such
4 s1amplsf OF the kind OF rsiaiio ione
lat ought 20 exist between espifs'
ID labor. sach a lighthouse Of human
sprung out upon the storm
as Of the present" T.
In CONCLUDING. Judge Murphy drew
touching picture Of Mf rords -
er. from the days ol his frst -iiorss
ss carriage down 10 the present
hen ne IL devotlng his life 70 making
her people prosperous and happy
: definition Of eideaiis'~ .
The lawyer sppesisd snslly 70 shs
rers ~consclenoss 70 clear the nj.
zbitarian~ name Of the stigma p1re
upon ~ AZ be turned iosit dom
80 vas burst Of appliance that
= not sfiil@d f.< several Seconds
J ornsrfow. the Anal arguments ell
advanced bg Es lot g. stsseEson