The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-01-26
PART XIX.
BY WILLIAM D. HAYWOOD.

BY WILLIAM d. HAYWOOD.
GOVERNOR by state
The mine that they couldn't fool with
city Denver previous ocehoders
representing the mine and their business in
Bes reminded TO u that Governor Waite had
the distinction of being the only governor the IA
United States who had ever called out the soldiers
He told us about the conviction of Ed Lyons f.,0 ~
and Mike Iuly who had been charged with blowing ~
the penitentary stockholders of the mine %gyr
sued Sam Strong of the owners for the dam N~
ages resulting from the explosion
the Silver City Miners Union Number Sc of the Western
chat good pledge said to Tom Fry who stand
crowded There mill workers the Black
mine the Florida mill the Trade Dollar the Blaine the II Poor Man
ing filled The charter held for time to
allow as many possible to become charter members
elected member Of the finance committee and various
City meeting Miners Union except
working the night shift and always took active part in
Two others and myself went committee to visit the Black Jack
become member the union leave the Taylor became in
the We hm the
running the union e union being by the Of this camp
of the all Of the around the including
told Taylor his
loss of time met Taylor later under strange
unn We N him that we could make NO as to
camp wanted make it thoroughly organized
camp get any member sick
owned its own hospital Stewart joined protest
attempted with interest But that another story
nearly employed in Silver City There
continual coming going but these two the only
working in the rnes skilled and unsked alike and also those in
around the mills There only slight difference in
skilled unled AS the Western Fedora
developed all of its struggles for the under
learn that when the
s worker got wage upon which he could live decen there
All the and around the worked day Of the
including the mills closed down
the Western Federation of Miners,
veno the martial tread of twenty-five thousand armed miners would
the West that the time had when the min
would have protect themselves from thugs such as used
dAlenes Cripple Greek and in Leadve; that he
every would modern rifle and supply of
muniton
At one time appointed Hutcn-
the Trade Dollar Mining Company about the
of the who sinking There was at that time wnze beng
sunk the Trade Dollar Mine for which the were being paid only
three dollars and half day. which fifty cents less than the
union for Hutchinson said
"We, that complies with constitution taking OF
the constitution of the from his desk ere provision here
Taking copy constitution from pocket, said:
IF will read this will that have corrected that
would rather work shaft than winze At
there why the should not be the same
to that he told but wish that when you change
would be good enough to keep us supplied with
the latest ISSUE
superintendent One night there fire in the
laundry the back street Some suggested that the
Hutchinson remarked that box of powder would do the work.
told him.
You'd break window in town. -Four five pounds will lift
out by the roots"
They got without the Of powder The
had probably never used pound OF IN MS
e superintendent through the Of his father
graphic description Of tho
mining Sver City, Idaho; McCan dope tnd aud hgh-
grader" either N touch NTH miners pockets
the richest thenselves how McCann
thing Of hero IN spite Of being dope temd