The evening world. Newspaper, January 6, 1913, Page 12

GONPERS ASSALS AANNANTE HDG SHELDS LABOR MEN Anderson, Who Sentenced Plotters, Castigated With Employers. WASHINGTON, Jan. ¢.—famue! Gom- Pers, President of the American Feder- ation of Labor, speaking to-day before the Senate Sud-Committee on Judiciary in favor of the Clayton enti‘njunction dress, “when government by dynamite shall be attempted (and let us hope and work that it never shall come) it will have as its main cave the theory and THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, Tors. statements made by John Kirby Jr. president of the National Manufac- turers’ Aasociation; William J. Burns, the detective who caused tho arrest o S after the Lon Ange- ; Harrison Grey | Otia, editor of 4 others whom he characterized an “enemies” | of organized labor. | —-—— CARMODY WOULD STOP THAW’S COSTLY FIGHTS FOR RELEASE BY LAW. Proposes Simplification of Procedure in Applications of Insane Criminals. ALBANY, Jan. 6—Logisiation 4e- @igned to simplify the procedure and lessen expense to the State in cases where insane criminals apply for re~ lease upon write of habeas corpus will be recommended by Attorney-General ‘Carmody in his annui ‘eport to the Legisiature. The necessity for such amendments te the insanity law is made apparent, the Attorney-General ayn, by the repeated applications for G@iecharge made by Harry K. Thaw, @layor of Stanford White, who Is con- Gned in the Matteawan State Hospital. ‘The legislation suggested would pro- vide that where @ person confined as an insane criminal hes once had a hearing upon @ writ of habeas corpus, any testimony or exhibits produced upon that hearing may be wi eequent hearinge without recalling the ‘witness. The Attorney-General'’s report will also recommend that the code of civil procedure be amended @o that the rule Of “ree adjudicate,” which is applicable £3 13 Sams 4 4 : policy upon which is based government | to practically all other judicial pro- by injunction ~ personal government | ceedings, shall be made applicable to feleted upon our people instead of a| proceeding: by habeas corpus and cer- government by law.” tlorari to inquire into the cause of de- ‘Mr. Gompers said he would have the| tention. Dublic consider the convicted iron work- — ere “‘with the understanding mind and/ POLICEMAN FAY RECOVERS, the epirit taught by the teacher of old, FINDS HE’S DETECTIVE. ~‘whe eald ‘Let him who te without sin cast the first stone.’ ” ay nema AGKS WHAT OF THE METHODS |Nerve of Survivor of Desperate OF EMPLOYERS. Battle With Thief Vogel Gains Health and Promotion. glared, “not alone the men adjudgeé| Detective Martin 6. Fay, who was _ eondemnation and * the raid upon Henry Vogel ai ready to wrap the robes of saintly Jus-| posed wife, Lottie, in ties tightly about them lest contact de-| Hotel, Courtiandt avenu file them, ready to withdraw from these | grea and Sixty-first street, left men every good and uplifting influence | Hospital this afternoon. ‘an4 to cast them out to the mercy of | which nearly ended his life whatever interest might profit by their| promotion to firmt grade detective. The helplessness." two bullets punctured his intestines in Launching toto his attack upon the| seven pinces. When he was taken ‘to employers, whom he declared had peF| tne nospital the surgeons told him the » @istently fought the iron workers’ unlon. | oniy thing that would save his life was Mr. sald that they never bad 8| nerve, Ie amiled and maid he had ought of the constructive ability of the | Senty of that. workers. He condemned in this connec: | At the home of Fay, No. 1414 Bryant tiem the National Erectors’ Association, his wife and two children, he National Manufacturers’ Association | ‘ elght years old, and Marcella, . been waiting his coming ain . the figat on ort ‘The rieted ig! the (ondht oma “ forces of ergan- | * ting to be lighted, for every day bod “thedhige) bok these | the dectors promised that he would be men rovortes |*10 to leave. * Police Commissioner Waldo visited Se forbidden methods of viclence 004 | ray at the hospital on Dec, He con- wan evndema | gratulated him on his eacape and pluck “ehete mothots of fighting as elemental, and on the following day notified him @uilty, | that he wan promoted from the rank of patrolman to that of first grade detec: nt avenue. In the battle Vogel and his wife were Private Detective John Allen ounds the next day. William bullet wound and Gerard Luts, a detec- Qeveste—would anybody cles do that! iy. *e or tne National Burety Company, resumed work a few days ago with Ia closing his statement, which tn-/ pullets still in his lexs. @uded an assault upon employers and —_—— -—- - jgmenutacturers’ | associations, particu- ESCAPES FROM SANITARIUM; tion and the National Erectors’ Associa-| HIDES THREE DAYS IN ATTIC. fed labor would not repudiate the struc- eu ia eeain teral iron workers’ unlone “and leave | MTS. Leszynsky Is Found, Weak and them helpless and at the mercy of or- Helpless, After Being Long Senlsed capital and ineatiable uncurbed | = Without Food or Water. “Though all censure those whom men| SUMMIT, N. J., Jan. 6M may deem guilty of dynamite conspir- | estynaky of No. 2 West 1 ey,” the Federation leader continued, , Manhattan, who mysteriously “none ¢eels the terrible consequences of ‘the Indianapolis trie! more keenly than | < fps, *@he men of organied labor, There have | pom in been added heartaches and sorrow to’ our already heavy burdens, The men Forest avenue. . Sho had been ther: Fanny Seccused and sentenced cannot suffer |#ince Saturday afternoon and had not | the penalties alone—upon them and ali | ‘**ted food or drink. LABOR UNION MEN. feed capital—the conspiracy to murder! search and had decided to drag a pon them the means of protection by which | finding of Mra, Leszynsky was an bettered thelr condition, to | Bounced. leave them dare and defenseless in the Gompetitive struggle? Is not such « ———_—_ Taft Renominates Nell, WASHINGTON, Jun, 6. — President compiracy eufficiently dastardly to | . P, fmour some odium? Should the con. |TAft to-day renominated Charles P, epirators with their hands stained with Ufe blood of men's ambition, happi- ote Mberty, &e accorded nothing but honor, power, respectability? Should Health Back After they be allowed to continue to manipu- late the powers of government, the ad- ministration of justice until the op- Dressed find the burden intolera! ‘Wore wise it is to seek social justice Nell to be Commissioner of Labo: Jess, autocratic, irresponsible exercise ‘of governmental authority, asccording privileges to the etrong and denying justice to the weak.” ~ Judge Anderson, who presided over | sp, the trial of the Iron forkers, was) referred to particularly by Mr. Gom- Read wha mei was taken 08, with @ very bad which } fought for abo when I went to bed, “The worthy judge had biindty| sve, at hanced, upon one of the causes, but tive too highly, 1 ize casual relation-| with ung trout » ve 1 mood tri K. BRILE ie of attraction and repulsion; a w of life, which meets tyranny and injustice by resistance. to Kekman Laboratory, for additional evidenc | tuethees | tive. To-night the candies on the tree | will be iighted and it will be merry deadly to RamaRity | Christman all over in the home on you B Butler, @ walter, recovered from a Oaks San- home at No. 38 De) Saturday Mra, Lessynsky’s attendant | werkingmen fall the suffering and pen-| nad occasion to leave her for a few ity. moments while outdoors, When she ‘oT returned Mea, Leszynaky had disap- MOE AT DOE tt TRIAL OF | eee A. thorough. search of the grounds was made and a general alarm “But what of the conspiracy of organ- | went out. The police made an activi the liberty of the tollers, to tear’ from | at the outskirts of Summit when the Lungs Were Affected you are not t least ive Ask for booklet of testimonials Phil- ! Eastward trom Chicago they stopped at. Toledo, O., and Pittsburgh long enough to get their breath, Gut not to endanger | that %00 puree, | An per agreement with the friends | of the al Fison wold picture postcards of herself and | -| her stalwart husband along the route, ’ and wherever they could get an au- diene e one or the other lectured, also | as per agreement, on the beauties of Colorado Springs. When Mrs. Fison lectured they usually had to call out the local constabulary to prevent dan- e —_—>— serous overcrowding. Mrs, Fison {i exceedingly pretty and the lectures were free. ison 1, MRS. FISON HAS AN AOVENTURE Mr. and Mrs. Fison “and Dog’ WITH A CONSTABLE Finish Honeymoon Tramp | 42" ,oeimered at ine BeltevuerStrattord Here Friday. Hotel, in Philadetphia. Bright and carly this morning they started for New York and they expect to reach here Friday. They had an interesting topic of con- versation on the way, for Mra. Pinon r walking shoes, €wo of them eX- | hadn't finished telling her husband how |ceedingiy diminutive, are thumping the }glad she had been to see him last Fri; rond iphia and Ni y. She had preceded him on the road | Lats aeslachaaing and New | id a constable with @ whisp of straw | York to-day, on the last lap of « Pull-}i) we mouth had arrested her as a | manioss wedding journey that started |“curtosity.” When she protested she y oe (he ings, and | Weesn't half so curious an object as he, early in April at Colorado Borin ane |tne constable had naid he reckoned ahp will ond here Friday just in time for | the constable had sald ne reckons: ae the wearers of the shoor—ittle Mre. D. |W and caght to te eben sare 6€ 8, Fison and her brand-new husband—| uni her parents were found. to collect @ prize of $500, ‘With tears in her eyes—for little Mrs. Following in the wake of the walking | Fison is just young enough not to es- shoes are four unprotected paws be-|teem it a compliment to be thought longing to Dudie, a fox terrier Weston, e protested unavallingly. And but he 4 not making the journey for|‘hen Mr. Fison came along and pro- tested in a deep bass, and showed his any reward other than the natural eat-| marriage certificate and ended by per: fafaction of being near hin eighteen- ‘Dudle to let go of the official year-old mistress and the broad-shoul- trousers, at which he was chewing indig- dered rival, who went with her into |nantly, the ohurch that day, just before the) Me. and Mrs. Fison estimate they have Doals of the organ sounded in the prodage| more Can £60 miles (a thelr canine ears listening outside, When they were coming out of the tramp. a church Dudie knew something out of the ordinary had happened, for every one insisted on addressing her whom he had know: only as “Beryl,” or a ee “Miss Clinch,” by @ new name—Mra, Fison, ‘There was to have been a wedding! The market opened strong to-day but journey on the railroad—one in which | showed a slight trace of sneteedrnees, Dudie could not have dartiotpated—but ' nuring the first fifteen minutes of trad- ry it moment there wore business) ing nearly all ef the active stouks on era to interfere. the Het wavered and fell off to a slight ‘But if we don't have @ honeymoon | degree. A stronger tone developed be- we won't have anything to remind us! fore 10,8, however, and they recovered. we are married, really and truly, in| The @upreme Court decision in the after years!” said the bride. biped Pacifico booth patho png her THEY 1s Movement which caused a RARE ON rine, bed ld 2% in Union Pacific, Southern Pacific broke in aympathy, mt “And you've set your heart on go-| Urde in sympathy, failing off 1%. ‘The ing to York,” mused Dudiés new ‘Well, when I've straightened yet we businena mattora I'll take you . there in a way you'll never forget.| Amat, Copper...... ae Re 1'll walk you there!” American Mem Bugar 400 his i AmGae'& Foundry $0 B81 BBL + WM That was how it all started, before] ‘American Can... Pe = ever such an item walking shoes Suess Cotton ou bt ge 2 ct =! was wot down Im little Mra, Fison's| Am. gmel at Tg ig 1h t fale: a0 ahi pf area morocco-bound book labelled “Houne-| At hold Expenses.” Then Mr. Fieon's fellow. members of the Colorado Springs Ath- letic Club heard about his proposed honeymoon afoot trom one of Mrs. Fison'n friends, who had promised | (ibesapes! never, never to breathe @ word. t The friends got together and, more as | (on & joke than in earnest, offered to add a Puree of $0 to the Fison exchequer it | Er! they should continue the wedding march ‘eyond the end of the aisle and get all | (i the way to the offices of Messrs, Gaynor =i 4 Knickerbocker in City Hall Park, | {i ch iota York, by Jan. 11, 1918 \ a th ‘ou'd ‘better start saving your ie tig “ " advived Mr, Fison @ few daya! 3 108% 108 later, as he waved a farewell with the | ¥ 120% 1205 — nd that wasn't busy clinging to Mra, 16. Hi) + 8 n'a. “I'm surely wolng to collect it 165% 188% — 1 on Jan, 11." ae 1 Lady hobo and gentleman tramp toiled stward all r, acorning the lifts” and the rakebeams coveted by thelr less tleallstic fellows of the road, Thay followed the line of | | the Rook Island from Colorado Springe to Lincoln, counting each tle carefully, | t From the Nebraska city to Chicago the tracks of the Burlington blazed the way. geasts erst tis PELE ui = ESS Dikzase owe eee KS GOOD ENOUGH TO EST AND THE BABY FOUND IT SO. A wi ther who daily grooms her skin with ¥. found the. other day. That. ner "Angel Child,” iodaler, Rea sucked her tube of velogen dry, and was actually crying more! The only harm done by the precoolous youngster’s beauty quent wan the delay in getting another tube of VELOGEN “Beauty's Guaséian” for mother. The baby proved the Purity of Veloren—thousands of women are daily proving its merit as an ald to Beauty. 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