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Show mps From Socialism to H 1 (Sabotage, Or) Anarchism HHj B News-Advocnte. Hept IT, 10 1 C HHJ Si look ni:rom: you i.iii. HHj It The editor of the NVws-Advoonto HH) 91 heara that certain officials of u ier- Hl ' t tain coal company operating In Car- HHj J! lxu county aro huslly vniraKed In or- HH ' fi Kanltlng that company's emplojes In- HHL lj to a leuKUe. When aollvltlnif mem- HHJ : ft hers, the loggers for tho company tell HHJ 1L the men that tho objects of the leaBiie HHf I will he to protect and promote tho HH n coal Industry Of conro all the em- HHj U ployes want to see tho coal Industry HHJ Jt prosper, erpeclully after the period of HHtmr utatnatlon from vvhkh tho camps aro HHj HP Jukt recovering-, and many of the em- HHJ U plojes fall for the league On ac- HHj hv count of what ho once saw In a mid- HHjIf western state, THU WUITHlt l'i:i:us HHffH" CLL1U VH'O.V TO WAUN Till: HHrM MiNintH or caiuion cofntv HHu! AOAiNwr turrriNd too i:.ntiu'si- HHIl I ACTIO IN hl'ITOUT OF TUUIlt KM. HHU iloyi:hk. D In a mid-western state tho legk'er HHHJttw tor a certain rallroud conceived the BaH Idea of getting control of tho leglsla- HHH1; tura "to protect tho rullrouils from HHHll populism," ns thoy put It They or- HHDf ganlied their employes Into a league HHRf atid. 11V lUIlli:itY AND OTIIKH HKi. IlKrru:iIi:NKIIlLi: SIIUNH, elected HHHHHf -j men to their liking to the legislature. HHBjj 1 The employes had, of course, helped HHi In electing this railroad legislature 1 and, naturally, expected to be treated B very nicely by their emplojers and they had u right to expect It, Hut every law that the emploea wanted In that session of the legislature was killed by the very men the emplnvos had helped to elect Hut the railroads rail-roads fared better, for every law they wanted was passed This busted up the league, hut It took tho railroad workers u long time to get over the blows dealt them by the railroads. If till' company that Is now organ-lilng organ-lilng IcngucM In Its Carton county cnniM ever gels control of tho government gov-ernment of Carbon county, It will bo 11 Mirry ilay for Its cniplojc, for ovcry iimM)tliig Mori) will he driven out, tho rtmds inn j- bo fenced ngalnxt fanners who ilcMrc to wll to the miner, nml the iiiiiiuiii) will again dictate where tho miners shall bit) their bread, beer, hoots iiml other Hupplleii. CJO hMUVM'r HOYH, AUOIT l'UT-TI.Nfl l'UT-TI.Nfl A Willi' IV TIIK HANDS OP OPlt IIOSS, MT YOUIt I1ACKK 111: thi: piust to pi:i:ij its STI.VO, So long as a corporation Is willing to obey the laws. It needs no leaguts or private armies to get a square deal the com ts will give It that much. History may repeat Itsolf and tho Carbon lounty miners will get what the railroad boa got Till: KOTTKN UNI) OP A DIHTY bTICK. Look before be-fore you leap, |