The Butte daily bulletin. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1918-1921, 1920-08-06

Murderers Who Live U1hur1g|
Human life cheap cheap in fact that the min
ing companies would rather take chances having to pay the
provided for under the present inadequate
pensation law than to slightly lessen their profits by installing
safety devices. cheap that Senator Clark, u-monae
mining nagnate, sef-exoed phiantroph and Of the
Butte Electric Railway company willing to the
and children Of Butte daily with the specter Of mam
ing death the wheels Of his rather than
employ two to each crew.
Inspired by the greed of Clark, who unbusngy expended
in the neghborhood Of half million dollars to bribe his way
the United States senate j. r Wharton, who, between times
when he is debating anabor to prominent local
mniste whose church is owned by Clark, devotes the Ie
ability that has still survived his age doctor the railway
pany's books show deficit Of evadng just
axaon recently naugurated the "one-man crew. system
tine Butte lines That accidents ensued the re-
suit Of this penyavg for the benefit Of Clark
until last evening, be attributed to kindly providence
rather than to efforts Of either Of those two ancient
pinchers-Clark and his satellite, Wharton.
But last night the law Of took its toll Miss Carrie
oson 1S old and pretty was thrown beneath the wheels
Of carks uggernauts and crippled for fe it, indeed
she survives the terrible nature of her injuries And the pity
Of all is that because Clark with his uncounted millions
additional pennies put beside his golden dollars, Miss
Wilson deprived of an
There be other verdict than that Clark, with his flow
ing whskers his diamonds and his gambler rament is the
who directly responsible for the muaton Of this young
girl prime There be doubt that during the
mader Of this girls fe days will be saddened by the loss
cf her arm, mutaton that in the Of and pretty
woman is even more ptful than death itself!
will be the results Of this deporable happening?
conductor, who, because OF the muIti-mIionaire carks
measly dollars additional would have
him employ both and conductor on the
motorman, will probably be discharged
and barred from further service with the company
Miss OIson II she lives her parents she dies will prob
ably receive hundreds thousands Of dollars from
the enormous store dollars by Clark it, indeed Of
compays crafty attorneys has not already secured the sig
of tho girl release Of all responsibility the part
of the company.
Miss Olson if she lives will be forced 90 through
minus an arm er parents dies, will be forced to spend
remaining years grefstrcken remembrance Of the
daughter that
the MEANWHILE Clark, in conjunction with the A. c.
~ will using his surplus millions to control legislatures
and and CITY officials keep the
books which would prohibit his uggernauts from
daily and nightly menacng the lives OF other young women and
children on the streets OF Butte
Clark Of course during long and notorious life has killed
many his mines and his smeers So many wage slaves
have dedin tongsto clars millions that any grave
yards possb would be required contain their bodies, ALL
but avengng justice does exist the couch upon which the
old lie night will be uncomfortable and
children who have died in his mne In his selt-
who starved to death because of insufficient wages
paid him. who have been ground under the wheels OF his
nsufficientIy-manned street cars.
If such avengng justice does exist and 1t he not SO
hardened suerngs Of the to be proof against
all prompss conscience whenever the gentle zeyrs blow
his of his flowing wiskers brush
his neck Clark will be struck with terror as in his imagna-
to he feels the of the angman tightening about his
throat. s"s
she punishment sometimes meted but TO those w
murder others for gold.