New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1915, Page 5

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Mac- Kenzie King, director of the indus- trial relations department of the Rockefeller Foundation, and a former Canadian cabinet officer, interrupted hig testimony before the federal in- dustrial relations commission yester- day to denounce the methods of Chair- man Walsh in conducting the com- mission’s Colorado strike inquiry, “I have seen witness after witness on the stand here treated. in a man- ner that was-anything but fair,” he said. “In the name of labor I pro. test against the way this hearing has been conducted.” ¥ ‘Walsh Comes Back. You do not like the way. investi- gations are conducted in this coun- try?" asked Chairman Walsh. 1 “I .do not like the way this hear- ing has been conducted,’ replied the witness, # “You do not like this commission’s conduct of the hearings?” “I do not like the way you, Mr. Chairman, have conducted the exam- ination of witnesses.” Exonerates Other Commissioners. “Then you, exonerate the rest of the commission?" “‘Oh, yes.” | "Is your objection to ithe examina- tion,” asked the chairman, ‘‘based upon your observation of the exami- nation of “John D.' Rockefeller, jr., and is it caused in part by the state- ment you heard a witness make here that he was guilty of high treason and should be punished?" Silent Regarding Salary. Mr, King sald he spoke only of the general examination of all witnesses. He was questioned at length about his service af John D. Rockefeller, ir., and to the Foundation. He de- clined to say what salary he, re- celved. 3 The ~ - witness’ outbursts against Chairman "Walsh came.in the midst of questioning regarding a plan sug- gested by him to Mr. Rockefeller for @ealing’ with the situation in the Col- orado coal flelds. The sought to show that the plan would have eliminated union representation on boards of conference between em- ployers and the miners. Mr, King ob- Jected strenuously to any inference that he was unfriendly to organized labor. < Bowers on Stand. D. M, Bowers, former treasurer of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company, and now a member of the personal business staff of John D. Rockefeller. or;, occupied the stand the greater part of yesterday’s’ session. He was questioned clodely as to the conduct of the strike by the coal companies and disclaimed responsi- .| bility for the violerice and bloodshed o tAp at Charles F. Dehm, Hotel Beloin, Keevers, Herman'' Schmarr, "|RUMANIA REPORTED : ON BRINK OF WAR Great Enthusiasm Prev-fls—Nw- tions Opened With Allles—King Ferdinand Reviews Army. London, May 25,-2:65 a. m——*The \general beliet that Rumania is.on the brink of war for the fulfillment of Her national ideals has been strengthened by ‘Italy's declaration of war against Austri-Hungary,” sys the “Times” cor- respondent at Bucharest. “*Celebrations-of the anniversary of the coromation of the late King Carol were held Sunday and were attended with unusual fervor, King Ferdinand hospitality for a_hundred %ogpm thought for pleas- and refreshment of guests g g:hass o{’ f Bf. “q:,li:h inneé -, or with 2 bite of cheese an wafersafter the evening bridge. The well-aged mildness and mellow flavor of P. B. always \delights —and it is healthful. ; A 2z = great t]{;nlilna'x'y ;u::léw,m‘!‘he "tlrem o (2d e W ' ice uniforme JLAGER o erey Khaki \natesd o tiie dhusl pas rade dress uniforms.’” " . A dispatch to the “Daily Chronicle” from ‘Buchsdrest says: “The Rumanian government is ne- -| gotiating with the allies.’ King Ferdi- ,nand’ hag reviewed the army. Great enthusiagm prevulll."_ THIS GREAT TONIG - FOR NERVOUS PEOPLE If Your Nerves Are Shattered by ‘Worry, Overwork, Over-indulgence in Stimulants or by Excesses of Any Kind, Begy's Nerve Aid Tablets Are ‘What You Need Right Away, Established 1821..; CTLY PASTEUR- 1ZED MILK j© SEIBERT AND SON . Park Street, Near Stanley. 6 teams. Tel. connection Mr. Begy, the well-known. chemist who discovered Mustarine, the won- derful pain killer, cares not . what ex- eenses have wrecked your nerves. He guarantees Begy’s Nerve Ald Tablets to stop your trembling; to restore your | 'confidence; to drive away forgetful- iness’ and make your mind ‘keen and /ralert, to change your sluggish disposi- fon for a vigerous active ome in two 'weeks, or money back. J¢' 1t you have worked too hard, lived .00 rapidly, smoked too much or have become wedk, nervous, and lost ambi- tion because of stimulants or' any ex- . | ‘cess, arouse yourself right now and |1 hern allief ‘|:gét 8 B0scent box, two weeks' treat-il! ment of Begy's Nerve Ald Tablets at Clark & any druggist at once.~ The Drug Brainerd Co., Riker-Hegeman _Store can supply you, Three ' days| {rial treatment 10 cents, from Begy A xggqn. Co., Begy Rochester, which characterized the disturbance. Agitated by Questioning. * Mr, Bowers showc. the effects of recent iliness and frequently weas agl-| ‘tated by the guestioning. He told of his efforts to improve conditions in the coal flelds after he went there in 1907, but did not defend the officers of the company prior to that time, nor would he assume responsibility for the present officers, other than him- self. He was emphatic, and somc times he apologized for being “wrathy” in ‘his manner. : As he concluded the witness arose and said to the commission: “Neither John D. Rockefeller, sr., John D, Rockefeller, jr., ior any one else ever dictacted to me., You can imegine what would happen to him if he did. . I am almost 69 years old, and I have all my life been for the common people. I have worked just as hard as any coal miner. If'it had been: for me to do, I would heve met the representatives of the coal miners and tried to settle differences.” and Queen Marie were présent at ,l" WAR MEANS GRAVE SACRIFICES FOR ITALY Italian Newspapers Tell Citizens That Victory for Their Arms Will Cost Thousands of Idves. On the Itallan Frontier, May 24, via CHiasso to Paris, May 25, 1 a. m.— The newspapers of Italy in their articles on the war give expression to the seriousness of the great task that Ttaly has undertaken. The “Corrlere della Sera” of Milan, after comparing the strength of the Itdlain and Austrian fleets, warns the nation that a victory for Italy can be obtained only after grave sacrifices and hard trials, The newspaper says that submarines have radically altered naval warfare, giving. the advantage to the defensive navy over an attack- ing force of warships. It cites as an example of this that Great Britain and France, although maintaining domin- fon of the seas, have suffered great losses in both ships and men through mines and submarines. “S1taly; accordl ..the “Corrlere glla ‘Sera,” mils ect the -=me treatment. The proximity of the thvo shores of the Adriatic, it says, pénders Ttaly MOr® exposed than the J e Austrian coast is r in naval bases, the newspaper ontinues, while the Itallan coast is without one secuis natural refuge for modern warships, The “Corriers della Sera” exhorts Itallans to meet all tests with pa- | triotie: discipline and .a. .manly spirit ‘ot sadrifice for the fatherland. THE C. L. PIERCE & CO, chairman | " THE C, L. 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