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Show fW WHIP AW MMlMIfP TT fNQR DISORDERS REPORTED; 342,00u MEN OUT, LEADERS SAY IDEGLARE BIG jFIEHT WILL BE HTEIDED Only a Backdown by Gary Will Precent Spread of Paralysis of Industry, Says Leader. Propose to Carry Struggle Strug-gle for "Constitutional Rights" to the Highest Courts, He Asserts. riTTSBCRO, Sept. :4.w:li;c orRa.. iied tabor", board of str.ueKv was In session ses-sion here today, mapping out furher plans to bring victory to the union sieel workers work-ers of the country in their tr.JSi0 wi;. the employers, the opera lirjr e.vecut.iei of the corporations involved were straying stray-ing cery nerve to check a spread of the strike. The present phase of the conflict is regarded re-garded by both sides its a critical perlcJ. Tin. first rush and excitement of the strike Is over. Heports indicate, that there has not beet! a Kreat morvmen; 'o' men into or out of the plants in the l"-.s. fnrs district since the first big walkout and each side is guarding againo a stampede. The various large plants and smaller concerns are crippled :n uinn-degrees, uinn-degrees, according to reports, and m agers responsible for the opera. ton of steel mills are in some cases ,,; on.y trying to hold what they hale, but ana trying to get on the offensive. LEADERS DECLARE STRIKE IS SPREADI?,G. The leaders of the strikers, as sl;on by their declarations that the strike ns spreading, ere not glvvig up the attack, but predict that with t.'.e coming f ,ore organizers they v;l! gradually shut uowu tall the Important works. Secretary William Wil-liam Z. Koster of the strikers' national committee said today nut he expected the great Homestead plant of the Carnegie Car-negie Stee! company, principal subsidiary of the United States Steel corporation, would be shut down by tho end of the week. Secretary Foster announced late to. lav that 1U2.0O0 men in tho industry aro oil strike and that the situation was well in hand. Tills is a gain o.' K..t'eo compared with his figures of yesterday. Only optimistic information came fro-n the offices of the Carnegie and other steel companies in the Pittsburg district today to-day and they were a: great vananco with those given out by the unions. The company officials maintained that the trend was into the mills. Increased forces, they declared, were in evidence at all the Important phm.ts. INDEPENDENT MILL IS RUNNING NORMAL. The Jones & Ixiuchiln SuhI ivmpanv's mills, as n Inst whkn a drl w h:iN tuvn started lv tho imiony, wore rc;urtt'd to be running nearly normal hy the maimite-nient. maimite-nient. At union hfad-iuarttu y it xv.s yald nun fn stum of the piar.ry uf t he company were jcrudually coming out. In th outer IMttsbur- di.-i;;c: i?:n4ii; ga'.ns wore re;Hr;ed fur th.o larger stct-; mills. i.'ondlt:oi;s wore said to le bett--from the tt;ndpvint o: ouip.oers at Nt-v Castle and at I-'arreli. at tn-th of vh- ; P ces ' here have I'-jea r.'rsi. v, :th 0 loss of life. Organizers from rhe nv.ne worko s' i union and other lu nor or (fa nidations ;t: 0 ' beKinnir.g to co.no into the I'lttsourx district dis-trict to assist thow who have hern cair;-paiRninsr cair;-paiRninsr here. .kV.Te;ary I-osttr sent out an appeal sevt :1 days ao to la hot-leaders, hot-leaders, asserting that huiuireds of men have been want ins to join the varoua unions affecled hy t''e rils e. but tliera wern no oritan'.ers about to take them In hand. QUIET DAY IS REPORTED IN CITY. The Pittsburg district as a whole was ronipnriitlvely t vt i c t today. kite lu afternoon s;rlUers attesupted to hoi,! ,t !iirt'tl!:n on the borou'n llnv of McKe-port. McKe-port. The borc.b a u t r-.orl t b-s ha e for-bl for-bl b'en n.Hss u.eetii.s and have broken ur several atten-.pts o;' the unioa ;nui t. qather in open places. Ttniay ;i meetin:; was anr.ouni'ed near the line betwe-n Me-Keesport Me-Keesport and Gias3port ur:d about ;;niti men assembled there. The authorities o' both places. Hoisted by a detuchmem. of st'i'.e police, ordered the meeting ahan-uOT'.'d. ahan-uOT'.'d. There wa some reslsiaTice .in:? a cnorr.l fifth, started, In which., so fa -aa police reports go, no one was serious ' hurt. Vhen the dlM urbane1 was q the McKee-iort po:h e ha i i:,h-n tveut -four men Into c.is'v.iy and 5lte.'n o'hoVs wer- In t lie h:i:aii, o:" the .;'asv,.or: uu'- ' Several shots were fsred. it Tas de- ehtred. No one was struck, but a few :n the crov.d had th.elr heaas batterei w".h (Coutiuurd on Page 2, Column 2.) WILL BE EXUDED (Continued From Paso One.) P'v.'.eo lu' s for refusirig to o.:.--perse or re- f u" Folice F,.-rge Webb of Glass- ;.'o:t was shl::'- I:;::-;, He cauca: a man ::i th.e crowd, i:: t'e act of urawinL: a visto, ami poiU'.ce.i mui hitn. 'ih:ero was a r ish a: th.e . hi.-' and ho was roseucd y a mounted ;.:;o f-.oopcr. wlto :ode into the nme. 1 t h. unxup tlu ch:ej was LEADERS OF STRIKE HOLD C0NFE11ENCE. d'b.e nu ot ::i c - f t lie r.a ; ional s'oei noriuTs1 com.n;t;ee m session nero re-,csse-d .i; s , -. :n. w'it.: ihe anr.ounce-:.it anr.ounce-:.it :.t : y .bmn F: '.:,.; r:ck. ciui.rman. that : tee strh-o s;:a;..-n w.;s sat.sfactory to i ! e on .-.dors. A c.ir.vass of the si'.u-.. si'.u-.. t .on. .: r. F;t;:r:tt r . "k s.i id. m.vlica ,ed that .lie.-uc men have waiked out. -Mr. Fitzpatiuck furtni-r said that the . om.mi; t.'O w:is eo:;:o:U tb.at the strike oul 1 s or i a d a.nu th.v t I he or.'.y way it coulu lo stopped was for F. li. Gary of :ke Fnitod sta.tes Stel corporation to ;ra:.i a tor. ferer.ee to t v ropresentatives of t r.o or--an; num. F"en th.en. h,e said, ae was not so sure th;ii th.e strike would end. I "A conference is th.e onlv b.ope of ad-; ad-; nteu:." ho assorted. "The mills aro sboit dow n all ovvr t he conn; ry r.ud w e have the sh uat ion well i n hand, more s.. i factorhy ih.an w e ;ud liope d to ex- i rv ; T;m only question that now remains un-, un-, cuuain is w '. otuer 'Mude Gary can run ; tee nu.lls b.'.niself," said -Mr. Fif-patriek. j 'Tb.at renm.u.s to be seen. Watch him." 1 Will Fight to High Court. Tito Th-.ht to uphold the constitutional r:ghts of the steel workers will he carried to the highest courts. John FiUpatiuek, i c:;a;r:va:i of th.e national comm.it tee for ! ci-Lin n .;ig iron nnd steel workers, de -1 clarod. ! " i 1 ery const it ut ional right of the I wo: kers nas been domed in the Fittsburg ; district." Mr. Fvnpatnck said. "Wo aro ; gom-g to carry tb.e ii-ht to the higb.est : court s. 'o want justn e. The w or Kers j dov.:-.n.d tb.e protection of the law and I are de: e rmmed to be law-abiding and 1 keep within tb.e law." Mr. l-btrU'.Kri, k sa.d tb.e workers asked ithe right o: "free speech ar.d free assem- b .age." ! Wilblarn 1 " . Foster, secretary of the : committee, said, t ae committee d.seussed ! a t lettt r, the sit u.vt ion in regard to the : . -a T. r -: o f a s t r i k e i n t It e p la n t s of the Fet ii'hoin Steed com.pany. 1 e sa .d the comm. : tic o h.ad sent an ultimatum to F. K. (."Jra-e. ptesulen; of tb.e FeuhVhem Siee. company, domanolin a eonfe-. ;-. -o bv -4 o'clock tomorrow. Mr. Foster said a strike probably would '-e ca Ib-d m t ae Fc-ibb.ebie:n p. an ts im-n im-n ed.ati .y ;; t'te umon s request was not "Tb.e Fotb.leliem. plan's are among the best oran ;zi d m tb.e country." Mr. Foster Fos-ter ass-:ued. "A str.Ue would m olve o . "i men." Scores of arres's were made in the v'.-etnity v'.-etnity of th- steel mills in the Fittsburg 1 d.strmt tod. iv of persons for alleged vto-.a':-rs of e:p- ordinances. T wont ;c fort .c ne-rs wt-re arrest ed p nd tine i on chariit-s of interfering with men en th.:r way to work. THOMAS CONDEMNS GREAT STEEL STRIKE IN SENATE SPEECH WASHINGTON", Sept. T4. Senator Thomas, Femoerat of Colorado, criticised labor haders for oaiiimr a stetd strike. In . an Fddross late tmi.iv in th senate. Fo-f-rrn.c t- Die retusal of strii-: leaders to po.-tpe.i:e the strike uir.il after the labor !'or.:Yr.-.r.ee, ca lied r '.t month bv I redi-dent redi-dent W;..n. Si-tut-r Tb.on.as said: "I b, he- o the principal lo.-ot of calling call-ing the strike at tr.is time was To so ri.s-turb ri.s-turb and bedevil industrial conditions as to fcrce th.e I'.a r.ds cf tlte presidt-nt 's conference con-ference ar.d coiipl i 1 y:. id to the extreme ex-treme ri'.-mamis of those extremists who m v )-,.if the upper h.tuji." F.iS.r.iT bis add res - o;i his r"SV.;tt'vn w-hie'n deimunee; str.kcs of iojenee and d'-ohii-od t tto "cloffl shop" to be un-Americrm un-Americrm Se-pator Thnm.-is a5-rt-rl tb.at the strike was called on the flimsiest ex-cumj ex-cumj ' h" ref 1 of Fba in: a n G..ry of t !-.-- F' It ed St .it e: st ei co: poj at ion to nt- the union repr.-ematives. "If :i"t that, some tub. or euiso would have bee:1 re.-orted To.'' 5a,I the Colo:ado se at r. who milled that h- rei; ret t e.1 .!::-- i i.m' r ; a- 1 1 t o t a Ik t in: gs uver won ti;- o-'i'h pi i sui : w 'Th- p,!a''le ', tl'.mdleds of ttiou- ef men r:.g:i.-d in sU'li entering be, ,iue aiuv st : .! ., r." h- do hired. -Ibe :-) .ra.-t:e-,'-v on- of v a r ard th.e i;,!-." out l .- t .i la: .r '!. a:t nui- ,.rd bu:c'.s f t'os ii;teleralie Mtu.itnu;. "'('!".'.- : t eel strike j;' not a mo t-me n t ?..dd my MT'.ir.i; up nor siabbudv o1!!-ce;,i!. o1!!-ce;,i!. F a pl.inned before the war to o, . ur when coadui,,ns w.-ie favorable. "Tb.ere ar-" r," j;: ie anrs inold in this strike." Mr. Thomas eontlnurri, 'hi-'h are net e-por facto. Jt is stated tb;.;t this is a sir.k-- f-u power. The le.id-r.s le.id-r.s pj-cp"-o to enforee (heir will upon ?'-rtt industries fo that it will lead to "In i "i dorado. Mr. T li nni a s sa id. tho me a ,f t a,- 'ob'ruoo Fuel ,v lmn com -;.-ry v. e;.- t'" d'U.a d a en i . ; '.r'-nee with! th" n: ','.'--TC. 1".: were inl'-d In ri.fr and p: 'seated no :iueancf IneapaMe of j i - , , adfustmont. In th.- of th rotorailn r ii;. r.-:i.-o. h..- s.-.i-i. th.- n-.en sw.hi--i-I' fo--0 . o,i th1 now ,i.-n;ainis of oovctury l'o;or of ih..- f;.-r..-r.l strike oon-.mittoe. Senator Thor.i.i? said ho h.ad ttiway .iofor.d.d o:'c.!:i:-od lahov. bin ho wanted It to o.v.:t:::uo a? it botran. to a.vora;iuh its a:n-.s iavt.:l moans, ho said, r.of by tintii:-. t)-.o r.;it;.Mi to-sy r.iroy, additi, to tho hiih c-"st of livmc, to say nothing , of 1-uHuishod and torror. Koneal of xrn,:wn in hehalf of labor I ori:-:;.ira'. ions nr..;or tho .antitrust laws : was invod ; ftor.ator Tisoma. wh.o do-o'.arod do-o'.arod tho oo;np'.ton was olass loctsa- ! fon. ar.d ad. i.-.l: "Wo aro now or.'oy.n-sonio or.'oy.n-sonio of tho oor.so.ri.-n.-os. liow do yon iiKo it. Konlloinon-.- Wo h.avo said to lahor: 'Von arc above and beyond t;i-laws; t;i-laws; ail wo ask is tr.al you otc lor 1 riiairn-an Fitspatrio'K and Soorotary . K,is; r of tho strikers' .oo:r mil : oo v.e,. 1 attacked tv tfonator Thomas, who compared com-pared th.o lorn-.or to the kaiser, and Mid: 'Hotll ore nitiloss. '.aw'.ess and auto-iora'ie. auto-iora'ie. and siiorda ronie under the condemnation con-demnation of ail honest moil." In eonelnsion. Senator Thomas predicted predict-ed that tito steel strike wotiM f.ui ir i: prineital objoer, wliioh. ho saiil. was "in-irodnetion "in-irodnetion of sovietis n into i.ie eoantrj. Senator Owen. Ponioerat. of Oklahoma, reoiled br:eti- to Senator Thomas, ex-t-'.ainir.L: ti.at lie oonl.i not sit sih-r.t uno. :' -.in arrnivnnte.it of l.i'oor organisations Monopolies. Senator Owen asserted, are responsible for unrest brolly. it aront b the h-.: eost of livins. "The reason for strikes all over t.-..' world." said the Oklahoma senator, "is human suit erlnc. It is all very w ell to complain of labor, but the real cause .s sreed of tl'.e few the rule of Ihe tew. STABBING AFFRAYS MARK PROGRESS GF OHIO STRIKE CIvK V F 1 . A X I Sept. C 4 . Foil r n-. f n wore s: Abbeo. t wo probab.v fa:all'. ;t nd two o;b.o:s wore ba.il y beaipn n:r tbc e!:ir;:it' of thf A:v.cr;.'.n S:el - Wire coir.;1.! ny's NVw bin r -i:it t b.is r.io: "v-z i;i tb.e tbrst serious lo .i-.sordor of tbie stee: strike. The trouble broke ni.t wben a street e.ir stopped r.ear tbe p'.nrt to let off p:e:i botir.d for wo: k at tb.e nui'.s. Mayor H:ir;y U. Pavjs. aroused by reports re-ports of tliH disorders, issued mstruotinns to robloe that no str kebreakers be per-mUted per-mUted to enter the citv ard that a'l s-.is-pioious persons be turned ha. Si. Fi : t-nine t-nine men wbai. police said, wore bro.iht here from lVtrjt to work in x Clevoland steel r.v.il. were on their way ! :i to IV:ro!t today. Police aro mvp?t:r,at;m reports that ne ;roes were be;r,c 1:1. ported from the south to work in the mills. Strikir.i stoi-l workers niatie L:a:iLS here today, when two plants were e'.oed. hal;.:. jirod.i - ;:o:i of stee". and ien ;r.c only one ::r.;sb.mc plin.t in oper.i".o:i. Aocordii-c to uni.'Ti ? f.oia ;s. .-oo men w ere : d . 1 e .1 to the h s : of i 1 i 1 e . T b. 0 also were e n co u ra j; e d, ; h e v : d . h 1 r -jitr.:ot:ons isue.l to poli.-e to Uv bv Mavor inrry 1,. Pnvis that s:r;ke-breiker? s:r;ke-breiker? hi p err; '. : t e d to enter t e c::y. V.';;h the c os;r..s: down of tb.e K:versyhk p'ar.t of :b" C''-:s Sted -in-.par.y ar.d t ''.i t of tb.e Tnicn Ro'b.r.i; M.b.s compM-.y, the Km pi re lio'.iir. M:!is t-.waiiv : tb,o onh one o;,,,"-:i''P. Tb.e ni:- plar.t was cloel 1 Vnt f eoT.sidera ' Ion for the p"-o:K s.if. ty f tbe .-r.p.c-.'. s." a c 'tv.ranv s tat e,l".',, deob-i'-s Th b r; of i- e fmen Mills p a:.t reybhid Irom a walkout. walk-out. RUMORS PERSIST STRIKEBREAKERS WILL BE USED CHICAGO. STt- Tb.e thir.l day of tb.e strike in tb.e piepl itidust ry four.. I rv:-lrors rv:-lrors of t'--1 in'V or .1 hvi (f s t r. k-breaker into the Chic.uro distr-..-: a,-.d r. ;-.: t; I' ni s. nie of the ir.-.ls idle ?'n--e M.'f.ihty .-om-t-u-pbifd rr-sUMMi-.t opera t ior i hv pool-ir.r pool-ir.r workmen who b.id : ri.utird lo'-ab Tb.e onlv r: t 1 n t. ti;-trr t since r.-ep.::o- "of the -tr.Ke o.c :r:r 1 at I?:-d'.i-'.a I iarhor. r,.l , i.'.t rurbt, v. ) , n striker nuts;de t'e ooke plant of thf Mark !anu:at lui-iiu coT,pau n ; la -brd about tv . ut -f;v. 11.0:1 j,- t.ey lrfi work K:c'-t or t'-ti tiifn w,:c bahjiy hriten wore takn to .in emercnev ! orrta! a:t--r Iud-.ana brhor ro'uo topred th. f'c t-inr. t-inr. A nun-.bor of b.o' v f :r f:red at th' po'ioe. hut rone w.w -. a ikcm Ftribe: w '" n 1 a r r ie i a r . f ; was 111 rf-sfd Klevon fste.mer-j rarryire ;'"''"'m tr? of iro; .-'a:- v.-. t'.- i 110 In ttif o 1 ;ih r ni S'.t'- (" ae 1 hv ll: r- f of t ' o 1 r.M-. to .j, ,, 1 h.- - e s I'll'., .iC'i 1 ."a 1 s of I ' e v. .', u , -b 1 ' 1 o 1 1 f h.i t 1 hi" r men ; .id o' . ! 10 ;!;. in .s v: 11 ; :t t b v with l ' f : e! rr . .1 lb ilf.war.l. s. i.'ii'v of tie luduiua Tlnrbor . n i.-.rj (.f f.;...-'. Ir-ui u.J tpi worker., t-id.iv w.'.rni t th, ?".iit irrmbT of tb.Ht o; tu:7.at'.ui th.it ..:r;K,:,n who te-f-orted to ob-n. e would be expelled ft on, the nrii.inlMtmn, "This st;iko oa n he won onl' bv peaep-ful peaep-ful method.--." he said, "and iolenoc of ftnv sort w;!! not o tolerate,!. If mjiv man hiy a burd r:i nry worker Knm.ir in or out of a plant in tht diMrut, litt-i prnn'.pt epu!-ion from the union w til follow. fol-low. Wo tuninM al ow a few to KTar-riir.e KTar-riir.e th.o ihnii of n anv ." s ate polico as p-o.ts-- - , .. or-" . ..I i. ( l-mon Voders. ! ".b.H' thfir utmosf to prrf' C. face rf th I"-"""',-,' T tlu-T fitn,Umfitl T.tt: tj and free .r.-.l... Will I'se No StrikchroakM v ll'SiiKfr o- ' ' .'. .l-.'t, o ,-.. t.v'av " L W- ""(ContluMPd cn rJ5bVj PLAN TO PROBE FOSTER'S ALLEGED I. W. W. TENDENCY V." A S M I N ;T -Nb S.'t-t. - fharc-s nui in t lv lion .- hv Ti - pi o - .-n t :t : i o ihf-irr, !:r--uihl1,-an. Mo, i!u,t VSlMiatn . K.t-tr, ho.-irt.ir -tre.t.-uror ot tho stoe .' ri kers' otca n!7:i t hn oiiimiiitcc re pre-r--un radi il niii'i'i h-.'uii-r !iHi and h:. h'-n H' ti'. '' in I b W. pro.afC:mda, s ill ho n c- : :r: ' ed by the --nato iah,,r roni-m't'eo roni-m't'eo during it. iu'imry into ihe Mrl ft nke ("hiilrmnn Krinon said tod.-iv tht V'op-t V'op-t oj would he summoned tiofoio tho eom-mi eom-mi t ! ro rt f ' ' r .I'd) n .1 . 1 hi rp:i t rick . hi li ma ti "f tho ifr:korh .mnuttio has h. on I,, .iril. -htsp-:1i a k t.-'.-ti aldi-'d todav tl :t I10 would h- rui h md morrow nt the op. of tho inquii . H . S Kubln. 1 i,ims,'i f-T 1'ie ;:riivi r: , also m.iy he lU'at-H. o chatiRo horn m.i'lo in tlio rom- m:tr. pi. m to h.-'ir 1 : rm.t 11 i!.ir of t'o 1 nit-d :i J-t-rl p. i a t i.n inul U odno.winy. A ho.dt on svhdi' :ill; m bearing Ihe r. nne of William . K"ter, sooroturv of tio r-t ' I'triko-'- itrKiiiiliiii'Hi committer 0110 of its authors, wu brmmlit to the ;itfo-,:l,M. f Atloriitv (buiouil Vutn.-r in-ditv in-ditv hv Krpri"-''nt:tM o Knhn of ' a 1 1 f ' r t v. a . vi'h 'i-pr.-inl t-.-imrd to ihe h'Mk h1-1. h1-1. .t.-.-. I iiihtom-v 01 "dlro. ( a-Mlnn" in l.ihoi rl,M i,i.-... Mr KmIiii nitK'-Mt 1 that in ,.f iho d-atl..- w Jr..-!, ha r occuirr.l In n-'tim; I n-! d 1 1 : .1 1 to the ii-.dmtiiiil 1111- r.-i! in which l-'Mu- hn. I n v in I i.Mninrni i-.trt . b k" .1 aet l.-n luh:hl lie tMk.m iu .m ! tlv : : Ik- leader a n ae-to ae-to the "inui dri'-" of which iho imt. ii 'hii'i h". n ' t.n.p'.'iiiinif Mr I -aimer. Mr. Klin Jid. after tho rnij.-,. v, e look tile p.'.-lllou that thfl nur-ui.ui w as one for Hie t.te courtu to handle. SENATE COMMITTEE TO BEGIN PROBING OF STEEL DIFFICULTY tv SI I T V. ,1 . ,. !--. '.'I -Arf.'iif--Ml, , , , , i,t. v 1 1 1 m 1 1 t for t tie be- .., ('..,, of th- -on- I." "r ,., f,:,,t, .r ih- -.! ... v.;,l. el ,.;,U. ' ,- I" in '" ,., ..f f " to'.-, r.t !.!! I-. ' . ii n 11 f Hi" "' 1 1 1 1 " or- k , , 1 :,-i 1 . -.oiill lee, t hi, t onhl ' " ,,,, I, ,;,h to 1 1 1 nl 1 hih-1 ,k :.. Of Ih" , , V... nioml.'K of th- 1 .1101.11 I e- '!' .., ... .1 In 11. u. II.,; "1-1I MillO. (or Hi" ,., ,. i..r 1 li-'i:,,-,. I .-ni.,. 1 .'. , ,n .11 1, hill . on I ho (loor "t II - , , 1, , 1 , , 1 11 . .1 .1 II... ttl IK.- in Ml l-l '"nn.. declaims i; had hoen c.tllcsl cn tho -'fllm.'-iiu! evcimr" nnd that )t s 00-i 00-i t was to "disturb nnd honrvil in.lus-1 in.lus-1 ri.i I ordl : lofh." and 1 lia t tho rirl Icip.i -lion of hundirdM of tb.oujands of men in Nti'.kM thronphout the toutitiy "becomes I :ii'imm cn 1! war" I'rlmary ohjeotx of the frrmc invoNtipa- 1 Ion. soim t or Kn on Id todn , w ii 1 ho 1 the ffttlnq foith heforc tho puMIc of th j rei 1 cau - Oet nn.l oMeot s of ihe Mr ike. I l"i : r.pa ;r 11 i, , h w.dl an ''hair-nan iinry j of ib.e I'nited StTe: Me-l coi uoi-. i 1 011. I w ho J tii appr.ir Wetlno-iiia'. n'-ovil'im In Sena 1 or Ken i'-ih phi n of procedure, III M W'lil he Ask d (or a devilled Mil 1 1 -' ment nnd 1 lion he sub he ted to ,-ro.--1 -tamma' Ion hy nil member of tlo eom-in.rteo. eom-in.rteo. It I Imped tn complete th.e ni- tu ,i- a ml rot urn a report to t he yena I e 1 w 1 1 h 1 11 fort ni kh t Srn.itnr Kemon hold th hopo thnl the itn est 1 n,i I Ion, In Us 11 1 h- h t en in. nt of ihe pu die,' iv a y affect tbe pronnv of the M r ike. The com ml 1 : eo tu t ends to learn '1 .no both fides of th tllnpute rvacilv how m.iiiv men a nd plan t 11 re a ft eel d. how many sl"o empio rrn aro union men n nd how man v nonunion, w hut per c--nt M niiini "!o al," what col In lei al uivons ami indiif-trl.s are Invohnl, nnd what nini.'miiii Inmio'liatelv led to tho Mnke. 1 ' 1 m m ' ' e e ni oir ''01 s also : ro m u . h 1 n -ter -flod tn lei.rnlllK wliat per eenl of tho st r'lvoi a 1 e foi otM b-u n Il was alf-o Ninlod lodav 1' memb.-is of tho committee thai It Is proposed to I m esl ; 1 1 e 1 !k la I hire of ne k1 o: 1 at ion to a vrv tho, M rlko w n v it w n not po; t -pound ' lieident Wlln K 1.,pi-'M and uliv .Iu.h:e r.i.rv refn-ed to de.nl with the Mrlko orsnnlrct s l'olntlon of tho load-01 load-01 f, to the strikers' peisonnel ah-o mv to he In.jnh.d Into Fit :!; trl- k'w teloernm to Sonstnr K'en-v..ii K'en-v..ii (vIhv 1 11 d U . t . 1 that ho would be ae omp-. 11 r lo- oilier repr e-en 1 1 1 1 o?j f the ftvikers Tot:mon- of all other w !1 - 11"-' " nili he de I etTrd. llOWTU'l', :l I '. o r V'i; mn I ii U a a I'P''-' r;n,'e until .1 nd;;e i ,ar Ik board, GOVERNOR SPROUL . DECLARES STATE WILL PRESERVE THE PEACE H 1 ; 1 : l M ' 1 " 1 h : . s-nd t -",o ei nor llllnm t' SptonI lonlM it k.vo out a tr-i tr-i : mm 'deh b,e h''d f'i t to lib.ani ,'. 1--.-J ler. h ihIt of lilt- Milke In the l ltt:.- hurc d'.-;:ict, in atwer to a nu-v-ase in w Inch Mr. VVsu-r b.ad compba tned of Motion 01 tic si au po'.ice. 1' ho ov ernor .Ka;d that t!,e Interest of t.'-e stMte poern-imuil poern-imuil is pre:-ei a Hon of ia w 41ml 01 dor. and tb.at 1 1 will 1 okard nnv a nurd mobs which f-eek to cro.-a the .-:a;e .me to ovor-power ovor-power municipal ciiuual.k "as armed m-xadeis m-xadeis of l'enns 1 anm," and will deal with them na su. h. lie oecbM ed t hat evpovl.m. o has i vn t 'ut t it i danneroi to permit thn conm ecai on of larte num-hoi num-hoi s tf peop.o dnnu tunes ot tress and excitement. In catu mp out this polio v. he said, the sheriffs of all 1 emmies "w d. have the full asssist ance of tho .state." Tho poernor s telecrani to Mr. I-'ostov sn : ' Your tehsrain eoniplaininf: of tho ac-lion ac-lion of a st'uad if our smte pohce in ms-p.uV.tn; ms-p.uV.tn; ; crowd at North " alrton has received mv attention, Mv I u forma : ;on is that tho people were or V e 1 to move, In a coord a in-e with a V? -oda m a t ion I y tho sheriff lorh!l,lin; public ca t horlnps ; (but tho police did not n pj -roach I ho crow d Dill 1 1 their comma nds had been defied, ami that nobody was hurl until shots had bm-11 fired and atones and other m'sMlcs had been thrown ;i t the office--. Ibxpcr;-iiiic Ibxpcr;-iiiic has shown that it dancetous to pe;iult t.'.e conwrekrtMon of la: to mim.M", s o: people diii'ln c I lines of Mies-' a p. I r -cilemeui. and the- :heri!:, ns iho official .liaised wl:h the nianUena-ice of law and ord r. waaa,-t:m; for the puhhe weh'are in !o:hid.1ltK the i;a I hei-pm.p and In eniotcliw lit- decree. lu ,-arrx m; out thh- poVcv, the si.uiMf- of all of tbe coupiie.- w ; have the lull a -sl t a nee of the Mate. " 1'ermlt me t o take the opport 11m t v of sa'lnK (o you that in tho Miuniion which now rls!s, when "awlc-sness and decider lmvo compelled the Inieixentlon of t !o stato to aid tho h. al antbiU-itioa to main-lain main-lain tho poice when ovriv uoo,l ci:-j.rn nttltiulo fhonld he that of ui holding law and ciniiriolP'i; and Mih;ii m the maintenance of older. 1 --hall evpoct our lull coopei if on In helph a u to pee to st P'a' the law of the t o m n o n W O a 1 ' .,10 o! er o M ml I ' . k'Ocd IM'iir p; ol r. ,-.) " K eporl s ha e 1 , 1 t . me that m Hi v ainlatol'.. 1'H'e al'Uo to our Imuhii. t ton - ot r o er 1 on "u t and to the o y a n v ti.ui whh a nii lep'e-'i'nt, hne taken ad- HHsiK- of t'e d'M us he,1 cot d'tiona to ome into lViniHi-i;er,i to Mueal wi. ked ii'i'l'.ih.inil 1 1111,1 to etnh-aor to incllo shr Ikuoiaut and the i.-ionn to rio( and p'l-ilako p'l-ilako 'Those ,ei;.nni are rnemicp of llo-I llo-I slale and our ei y nnlem or ia helm en to their appr. 'he:is:oii ar.d run.: ::riU under our la w . "Information lu.s co :r.o to x:s that cu-;or; cu-;or; a: ; ( . n made o da-.-.f-crcus ar.c. e :i d ;posvvi peion a 1 po u .. iu o;i.e; Mau"3 nvar or hoiurrs tv'.Oi.ecl a::i;c. niri's to v omo a c; oss the s i.. ;o b no ;o ovoipoM'r our au;noru,ea a; vi to des;ri. Uie p;o criy of our cit.iens. h ;:i sp.wl at'.emp.i. aio maoe we sntu be oun',H,uo 10 iik, .id tl'.ese niops a, a'mei iuva,,e;s o; 1 . nsisj'iv a ;;:a and m. e .al dea: xv;;,-, iluun a.- s',i;,i. J u'.iiil upon our co:use. and influence to cuseourak-o a. - tempts and io aid ;;s m e ery wav can acamsl those w no wouni 1- intern pciate sj ecvh m; .a me ieop',c to cri;i. .na ai lions. "Our interest !n t'o truii'.o In v. hich von are en.K.iKed is. in tho m.iinionar.i e 01 ia w and 01 00 1 . o u ouv t :on o: out r.t :i!a and i hose of ail ot our peopio, c 1 1 1 1 e-s and so.iournei s a I ke. who .:' w 1: hin our law . Pui-.ri; our s;.-y he: 0 ' on muk: he been imp;es-od w-.:h t!e j tact t. at our prop, a aro iaw acdmjc ami. j whho they have aosoluie oons.dera I :on tor ti'e rights ot others, they are earnesi m I deed in the pro:ee;ion of their own rubi'sj and the ;ood mime of I be eon- m on ca ',: h , t whioh they a'O a pail, lb':s ir I c spirit of the people of I 'ivu ; a n a , and' as fcoNeruor ot tne state I shall see to il thai their laws aro taiih'u.lv vx.vu.rd. I tlu-ir riKhts protected and their mslilu-j lion xiphoid " j At the capitol it waa oxp'amrd ln';''t; that bv "armed moh " ihe . eruor b.a d lu nilud recoils t'-.a; steel wo-ke; from, omiki-aiw n, tVi'.o. wee p-euair-c to mai'eh o or t b.o s! : t r hue in o P'a 1 red. Va.. a town in the I'tttsoms steel imp,;. trial h:en, tor the c.e.laiid pu;poso Of' b.ohlliit; a m.iss meeiini;. riT I'SUbKd. Sept. :t,-A ibarce that Vennsd ,-uuii Mate police arc "mamiMc-tisnni: "mamiMc-tisnni: a ie i-:i of t'-nor in o:de-' ! ' 1 ' t V eel w o: ke: ' l dve I'nv 1" h' s. - ed ' 1 e t and bioken " w..m le bv W I c-i. r. ,-. 1 el . 1 - : 1 . -u' ev ol' t hi1 P ' ' o" i ' co'o j mlliee loi oi v in .in,; lion aud -!-,-! wo-k-et -., in a 1 hue to-i-ht to t.ov c, not :-p- o-il f te.,-,:: .(r- Mr ro: . 1 ri 01 hi who 1 h x t ' 1 ,;o c- "or ,i N en ' k'i' Ha tn'sin -foi me.l " lie awe, led I h..t t ' e attitude of the sttilo -oiu o liut.v.l Ibe ,t--ke:s w " w o f a o t e 1 Vm i'i'iMi'Io i'i t ' e da ol the . a ' 1 ie . h u a. le: 1 -ed h ,. DECLARE BIG FIGHT WILL OE EXTENDED (Continued from Page Two.) would be used, declared the company was prepared "to stand a year's siege." There was no change in the steel strike situation here today. The local plant of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company remained re-mained closed. Six hundred employees of the Colorado Colo-rado YVyomimr railroad, which owns terminals at Sunrise. Wyoming and Pueblo. Pu-eblo. Colo., serving ike Colorado Fuel Iron company's iron mines and siee! plant, ure out of work as a resuit ot the strike, as the company is making no shipments. |