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THE MOI?XIG OREGONIAX, FRIDAY, APRIL 19. 1912. SYNDICATE NOW GRIPS ENGLAND Like Socialists They Must Come Under the Supremacy of Law, Says Rhodes. CONSPIRACY IS EXISTING S-1-. on Trndr Union PirM Socnrccl Then Organization. Themselves (on I rolled In Plan lo llrln on InduMrll rrnlysls. BT tV. HAMILTON r.HOHES. LONDON. Aprl . (Special.) Tie public hire of late heard a great deal of irhil I railed Syndicalism. Unless the ttrttiih (government shows Itself itrnnf rrtnurh to stamp out the tyran r.y. there Is no doubt that the public will hear a great deal more of it. The Syndicalism and the Socialists must be brought under the supremacy of the law. and In that tank of National e- llrerance any administration which undertakes It will be supported by every lover of liberty and Justice In the kingdom. There seems too much reason to fear that a carefully organized and sinister conspiracy exists acalnst the nation. Th. leaders aim at becoming dictators, r'trst they captured seats on various trades unions: then they obtained con trol of the unions themselves; then thev ueed the unions to bring about raratvsl of business In an Industrial rounlry: finally they rely upon the misery and destitution to cause a gen eral uprising, and mhen this lakes place, that the soldiers will becom traitors by rallying to their cause. The enemv is In our midst. It is the duty of every genuine Britisher to fight and destroy him. An illuminating presentation of the rase of Syndicalism and Socialism Is given by a writer In a recent issue of the Saturday Review: "Some of the leaders in the coal strike are undoubtedly Syndicalists and Socialists, but there Is no necessary connection between their Socialism and their Syndicalism. Socialists have al ways Included a section who have ad v octej violence, and the Socialist leaders In engineering the general strike have, unfortunately, followed that school. Their model has been the French Syndicalists, and they have copied that feature of it which nt once separates It from true Socialism and t.ims it into anarrhlsm. French 9riallasa la 5eem. "An;l-mllltarlsm Is a special form of French Socialism: and so far. as our Socialists here take part In the seduc tion of soldiers from their allteganco and fidelity, or excuse and defend It. they are helping to make the Idea of any kind of society Impossible, and In so doing are false to Socialism. "Trade unionists and Socialists alike have entered upon a disastrous course In being persuaded Into the methods of Syndicalism. Whatever may be thought of Ike objects and alma either of trades unionism or Socialism, it is plain that they have exchanged their previously sane and rational methods for methods whose lssne must be dis ss trou.o. "Trades unionism was steadily achiev ing ita alms by Joint barganing or by I'arllamentary action: Socialism was trusting In educational propaganda and also on the growth of a constitutional party. They have lost most of the power they had acquired, and the di rection of affairs has passe"; Into the hands of the Syndicalists. Trades union ism and Socialism both have acquiesced In taking part In a ghastly experiment with Syndicalism In making war up on society. -Experiment Bona fa Fall." "Their Joint experiment is bound to fall. It lias failed In France when ever It has been tried: and both trade unionism and Socialism have suffered from the reaction of outraged swlety. So It will be here and trade unionism and Socialism will discover that Syn dicalism Is not a valuable ally, but a treacherous friend. "Syndicalism for the time being has raptured, at least In South Wales, the ear of tne younger generation, and lias taken the direction of affairs from the lenders of th older trade unionism and Socialism. The majority have, for the time being, submitted to the direction of the Syndicalists: but no one believes fiat the majority of workmen are So - riallsts. "There has been a certain dissatis faction with the results .of the older trade unionism, and It was fancied that the strike weapon could be refurbished and achieve wonderful success If it were tried on a larger stale titan had ever previously beeu attempted. This had been the temptation and it will prove to be a delusion. I aloes Defease Preaoatrreaa. "In the meantime what have t!ie unions been led into but a preposter ous defense of the right of mobs to set government at defiance and establish anarchy? The twaddle talked by trade unionists and Socialists In the House of Commons about soldiers shoot ing down defenceless strikers will shame them when they recover their senses. Are not some of their fathers and brothers inclined to go hack to work, and might they not be very thankful to have their relatives on the spot, not to shoot at them but to shoot In defense of them? -If Socialists whimper at finding that Syndicalists are not to be allowed to run a general strike with armed hands of rioters, they must have sup posed that present society consists r fools rather than of the knaves they allege us to be. There Is no question of soldiers being ordered to shoot down innocent strikers: nobody will be In terfered with for arguing against the use of the military in strike riots, how. ever absurd a view this may be. "It Is nothing hut obfuscatlon of In tellect, or hypocrisy to contend that In citing soldiers to mutiny is as permis sible as arguing against such hypo thetical propositions ws were started In the debate on the prosecution of the Syndicalists. The whole question of a standing army and the defense of modern ao lety is Involved. CROWDS GREET VESSEL Newspaper Photographers Ciet Snap , shots by Flashlight. From the New York Sun. NEW TORK. April lg. (Special.) Long before dark today, a few people passed the lines that were drawn In tne vicinity of the White Star piers and -sere allowed upon presenting yel low pjiM to go upon the dock, but the published reports that the Carpathian would not be In until midnight held most of the crowd back until much later. By o'clock there was not more than ZOO people en the pier, but during tha next hour the crowd with passes trebled In number. By 9 o'clock the pier held half as many as It could comfortably contain. The early crowd did not contain many women relatives of the survivors. Few nervous people could be seen, but now and then was an hysterical woman, usually held up by two male supporters, the woman usually weeping softly to herself. Among the tlrst to arrive was a. com mittee from the Stock Exchange, headed bv R, H. Thomas, who carried a long black box which contained 15000 In small bills, intended for distribution amonir the needy steerage survivors of the Titanic, as they disembarked, without any conditions attached. With the early arrivals at the pier were the relatives of Frederick White, who is not reported among the sur vivors, but Mrs. White and Mary Mock, who came to look for a brother and sister. L'va Balllngton- Booth, with squad of Salvation Army helpers; Vincent Astor. who arrived in a lim ousine with William A. Dobbyn, Colonel Astor's secretary, and two doctors. The limousine was kept waiting" oat side, to take Mrs. Astor to the Astor horr.'e on Fifth avenue. The Waldorf-Astoria had sent eight llmourlne cars to convey to the hotel these survivors: Mrs. Mark Fortune and three danahters; Mrs. Luclen P. Smith. Mrs. J. Stewart White. Mrs. Thornton I'avldoon. Mrs. (irorite C. Douglass. Mrs. George I'. Wldener and maid. Mrs. George Wick. Mrs. Bonnell. Miss K. Pyerson. Mrs. Susan P. Kyerson. Mrs. Arthur Rverson. Miss Mary Wick, the Misses Newell. Mr.. John P. Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Bishop. Seven ambulances, two from the St. Vincent's and five from volunteer hos pitals, came to the pier, with 1 1 doctors and a siiuad of while-capped nurses. OFFICER 'SHOOTS TWO AND HIMSELF Survivor's -Last Vision Is Archie Butt Erect on Deck of Sinking Ship. . of VESSEL GOES. DOWN EASJLY Disorder Slight Aboard Titanic Al ' thonsh Two Men Arc Shot tor Tr4ng lo iet Into Bonis Ahead of Women. NEW YORK. April 18. (Special.) Among the first of the passengers to lenve the pier were Washington Dodge. Assessor of Pan Francisco, his wife and hia 7-year-old son, whose large eyes shono with excitement from be neath the rolls of white mufflers that PROMINENT RAILROAD OFFICIALS WHO ARE AMONG TITANIC 'S DEAD. I, 1 -TFSfes. ft 2 :. r I g ' . J ill f ... VrTl. ., Je. - iJH ladnl ee& J.LmmJ, II ! . if 1 v The ambulances also were loaded Snwp with blankets, warm clothing and not foods, which the nurses keit warm with electric stoves In one corner of the steel and concrete pier. The Pennslvvania Kaifroad sent rep resentatives to tne pier, who stated that the railroad had a special train of nine cars In which to carry free any pas sent'rr who wanted fo go Immediately to Philadelphia or points west. The Pennsylvania also had eight laxlcabs at tho pier for the conveyance of tho rescued to tho Pennsylvania building on Thirty-third street. - ' Among those who later atfTvcd at the pier before the Carpathia divked were P. A. B. Wldener. of Philadelphia. two women relatives of J. H. Thayer, William Harris. Jr.. the theatrical man. who accompanied Dr. Plnkelspiei. nen ry Arthur Jones, the playwright, also came to the pier to write Ills Impres sions for an English paper. Commander Eva Booth, of the Salva tion Army, was on the pier with several other officers of the army to nieet Mrs. Elixaheth Nye and Mrs. KORer addoii. both Titanic survivors. Ml? Mootn naq received a cablegram from London say- ng that other Salvation Army people were on the Titanic. She was eaer to get news of them. Also on the pier was Major man- ton. I . S. A., stationed at waaninuion. who was waiting for tidings of Major Butt, supposedly at the Instance of president Taft. S.-n.itor William A. Clark and Mrs. Clark were also In the company: IT. John R. MaeKenty was waiting for Mr. and .Mrs. Henry It. Harper, Ti tanic survivors. Ferdinand Roehllng and Carl Roehllng. cousin of Washing ton A. Roebllng. Jr.. whose name is among the list of dead, went to the pier to see what they could learn of Mr. P.oebllng's end from the survivors. J. p. Morgan. Jr.. arrived at tne v --A i : . "A fy ' I ' ' . ; f' ... sr- fM,.fc W 11 A. ma. UaWtoaVsi Major Archibald Batt. Iat 'es Staad. lag Kreet Maklag Illaalc. pier about half an hour before the Carpathia docked. He said he had many friends on the Titanic and was eagerly waiting news of all of them. 2 JEWEL TRUNKS STOLEN 'Thleien Drive Away With Dray, Making S25.00O Haul. ATLANTA. Ga.. April 18. Two trunks aid to have contained 125.000 worth of Jewelry, ami the property of 8. I. IL Gllsey. of Cincinnati, were stolen from a dray standing In front of an office butkling here early today. When the lrlver of the dray was in w nearby building the thieves. believed to be negroes, mounted his seat and drove away. ' Later the police discovered the dray and five trunks several Mocks distant, but CUsey's trunks were missing. bound him from head to foot. A cam era man set off a llushlight directly In front of the arty. but It only seemed to please the Jlttle boy. He shouted with Joy. Mr. Dodge said that lie 'estimated that the time the ship sank was 12:15 A. M. ' He said that the last man he saw was Archibald Butt. who was standing stiff and erect on the deck. Mr. Dodgewss then questioned aa to the reported suicide of various per sons on the Titanic He was asked If he heard any shots. Ho replied: "Yes." "Suicide'.'" said a reporter. ' . "J am afraid so." atd Mr. Podge.' . No Disorder io Tllaalc. "The night was clear when we struck the- Iceberg." said Mr. podge. "There was no disorder when tho Titanic hit the big berg. Her lower plates were ripped off and three of her water tight compartments flooded. There was no thought of danger among the pas sengers at first. Small boats were got ten ready, however, and the men stood back and allowed the women enter, these. 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