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Mississinni Newsnaner Men.

Jackson, Miss, May 21.-Editors
of leading newspapers in all the cit
les and towns of Mississippi are as
sembled here today for the annual
convention of the Mississippi Press
association. The sessions will extend
through three days and the visitors
will be the guests of the board of
trade and the local press during their
stay in the capital. At the conclusion
of the sessions the newspaper men
will take a brief trip to Gulfport and
other towns on the Mississippi Gulf
coast. A proposed junket to the
jamestown exposition has been aban-
doned, owing to the provision of the
Hepburn act prohibiting the railroads
from furnishing transportation for an
interstate journey.
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WHERE QUALITY COUNTS---The Grill Cafe.

ton to the aged veterans in blue as
sempled mere today for the annual en-
campment of the Illinois department
of the Grand Army of the Republic.
Many leading men of this and other
cities have volunteered to address the
visitors during the reunion, which
will be in progress three days. The
Sons and Daughters of Veterans are
holding their annual conventions in
connection with the encampment.
Fort Wayne, Ind, May 21-Veter-
ans by the hundreds and visitors by
the thousands are swarming into Ft.
Wayne today to witness the elaborate
parade and patriotic exercises ar
ranged for the encampment of the
Indiana division of the Grand Army.
Citizens of the city have combined
with the commercial and patriotic or
ganizations to make the present re-
union the most enthusiastic in the his
tory of Hooser veterans, with every
prospect of achieving complete sue
cess
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The cadets of the Military Insti-
tute gave a dance at Gymnasium
Hall last night, as a celebration of
commencement week. The usual pro
gram of dances was carried OFT, and
sherbet was served throughout the
evening. The guests had a jolly good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Hunt enter
tanned the following party at six
O'Clock dinner Saturday evening: Ca
diets Cannon, Hamilton and Miller,
of the Military Institute, and A. "A.
Ririe, of Roswell.
Mrs. Craig. of Oklahoma, VINO is
here for commencement at the Mill
tary Institute, Walter Coppinger, one
of the graduates, being her son, will
give a six o'clock dinner at the Grand
Central tomorrow evening to the en-
tire class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Evans gave a
six O'Clock dinner to the following
members of the Institutes graduating
class yesterday: Cannon, Miller,
Kennard and Hamilton.
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ELECTED

At the meeting of the Board of Ed
ucation last night, the following mem
bers were present: Joyner, Cotti1g-
nam, Ray, Divers, McGaffey, Hill and
Carper.
Motion by Carper that name of
Mark Howell school be changed to
North Hill school, carried.
DR.. Joyner recommended that all
teachers be required to present GER
tificate from City Physician.
Moved by Divers that the selection
of teachers be made on condition that
they present certificate from City
Physician that they are free from tu-
berculosis. Carried. Teachers are to
be notified at once and to accept
within 80 days.
Following is the list of teachers
selected, and salaries fixed:
For principal High School. w. s.
Instructor in High School, T. G.
Rogers, $4,000
Instructor in High School. Miss Mil
dred Louise Clark, $4,000
Central Building.
Teacher of Sth grade, Prof. r. f
Cotti1gham, $4,000
Teacher of 7th grade, Miss Bertha
Dysart, S65.00
Teacher of 6tn grade, Mrs. Ella ].
BECK, $o0UO
Teacher First Primary, Miss Myrtle
King, $1,000
Teacher End Primary, Miss Leila
NJ. Mosier, $1,000
North Hill School.
Principal, vacant for present.
Primary teacher, Miss Ethel A.
Van Epps, $65.00
Teachers to Be Assigned.
Miss Margaret Barrett, $65.
Miss Aida Smith, SOS.
Miss Alma Mcconnell, $65.
Miss Mary A. Greenlee, sos.
Miss Jennie James, $65.
Miss Phyllis Nisbet, $65.
Miss Willie Stiff, $50.
Miss Lou Ella Ham, $50.
Miss Sarah Gooch, $50.
Miss Sylvia B. Moody, $50.
Miss Blalch Adele Sain. $50.
Miss Grace Eccles, $50.
Mrs. Hattie M BNandford, $50.
Miss Carrie SlSillman, $65.
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IRISH NATIONALISTS TO
REJECT PROPOSED BILL

Dublin, May 21.-The Nationalist
convention, called to decide whether
the governments Irish bill introduc-
ed in the House of Commons May z
was acceptable to the people of Ire
land, assembled at noon today. 1t be-
came known Immediately that the
measure, as a result of yesterdays
meeting of Irish leaders, would be re-
jected and that resolutions to be in
troduced by John f. Redmond, chair
man of the Irish parliamentary party.
settling the fate of the bill. had been
prepared. The convention unanimously
adopted resolutions rejecting the bill.
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Adj Men to Give BANQUET.

New York, May 21.-In connection
with the National Advertising show
at Madison Square garden, the New
York Advertising Mems league will
hold it's annual banquet this evening
Among those who will make address
es are Arthur Brisbane, editor of the
New York Evening Journal; DR.. w. S.
Grove and DIR. Lindsey Parker. rector
of St. Peters Episcopal church. The
display at the garden includes every
variety of device, method and style
of publicity and has been highly sue
cessful 1t will close Thursday even
ing
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Washington, May 21.-The inter
heard the complaints of the National
Petroleum association in regard tC
freight rates on oil and oil products
All of the railroads in eastern trunk
line, central freight, western trunk
line and transcontinental territory are
involved in the allegation that exor-
bitant rates are charged independent
shippers of oil. The commission is
asked for an order establishing the
same rates for independent producers
and refiners as are alleged to be made
for the Standard Oil company.
One of the matters complained of
has already been remedied by the rail
roads in advance of today's hearing.
whereby the independent oil men are
no longer required to pay $105 for the
return of an empty tank from the Pa
cific coast to a refinery east of the
Missouri river. By this action the
Standard Oil company has been depriv
ed of railroad favor which has been
big factor in the successful career
of the great trust. The Standard is
also vitally affected in readjustment
of rates by which it loses an exclusive
tariff of 7S1s cents a hundred from
central freight and trunk line terri
UOfl0S W IHe HdClDC COdSl-
the specific titles of the cases heard
today, with the allegations of the
complainant, are as follows:
National Petroleum association VS..
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail
road company ct al, unjust and unrea-
Sonable rates on petroleum and its
products from Chicago and Peoria,
ILL.,, and Milwaukee, Wis, to Duluth,
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, MINI.
National Petroleum association VS..
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Rail-
way company ct al; unreasonable and
discriminating rates on petroleum and
it's products from Toledo, Chicago and
Peoria, ILL.,, to Omaha, Neb., Sioux
City Ia, and Sioux Falls, s. D.
National Petroleum association VS..
Pennsylvania Railroad company ct al
unreasonable and discriminating rates
on petroleum and its products from
Toledo, Findlay, Cleveland and Mari
eta, O., and Pittsburg, Freedom, I'll
tusville, Oil City, Bradford and War
ren, Penn, to San Francisco and Los
Angeles, Cal, and other Patific coast
terminals.
National Petroleum association VS..
Ann Arbor Railroad company ct al:
and discriminating rates
on petroleum and its products from
points in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and
Pennsylvania to points in Central
Freight association territory
National Petroleum association VS..
Pennsylvania Railroad company ct al.
and discriminating rates
on petroleum and its products from
Oil CITY Penn to FreepOrt Ill.
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North Dakota Workmen.

Fargo, N. D., May 21-The North
Dakota grand lodge of Ancient Order
of United Workmen, and its ladies'
auxiliary, the Degree of Honor, began
a two days session in Fargo today.
The gathering will be honored by an
address by Supreme Master Workman
w. NJ. Narvis, the head of the order
in this country and Canada. The To-
cal lodge, numbering 400 members,
will entertain the visitors on an elab-
crate scale, concluding with a banquet
tomorrow evening. The North Dakota
lodge operates its own insurance de-
partment and now mas assets of nearly
S15O,000. The collections last year
aggregated $220,000.
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Another Peace Conference.

New York, May 21.-Many promi-
nent New Workers will leave tonight
for Lake Mohonk as delegates and
guests of the thirteenth annual session
of the Mohonk conference of interna-
tional arbpration, which convenes
tomorrow and will last through Thurs
day and Friday. DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler, president of Columbia univer-
sity, will preside at the conference.
Other prominent men who have accep-
ted invitations to deliver addresses
include DIR. Andrew D. White; Direc-
tor John Barrett, of the bureau of
American Republics; Senor Ignacio
Calde1on, minister from Bolivia; Con
gressman Richard Bartholdt, Amerl-
can head of the Interparliamentary
union: Justice Brewer of the United
States supreme court; and many 9TH
erS.
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STEAMER BURNED
ON LAKE MICHIGAN.

Grand Rapids, Mich, May 21.-The
steamer Naomi was burned on Lake
Michigan last night. The Naomi was
on her way from Grand Haven to
Milwaukee. Fifty passengers were ta-
ken off by the steamer Stratford aid
transferred to the steamer Kansas.
of the Crosby line. Four members of
the crew were burned to death. Am
ong the injured was J. M. Rhodes OF
Detroit, who is in the Grand Rapids
hospital badly burned.
Later: Rhodes died. He was a lum-
Der expert of the Detroit branch of
the Diamond Match Co.
The burned bodies of the missing
coal passers were found in the fore
castle when the hulk was boarded.
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GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC IN CONVENT

Enid, Okla, May 21.-The advance
guard of delegates and officials of
the Oklahoma encampment of the
Grand army of the Republic arrived
today and completed final arrange
ments for the opening of the reunion
tomorrow morning. Business men of
the city are decorating their stores
with flags and patriotic emblems and
will assist in giving the veterans of
the new state hearty welcome Ac-
cording to advises from Guthrie, Gov
ernor Frantz and his stan viii leave
on a special train early tomorrow
morning and win reach Enid in time
for the opening reception
Decatur, ILL.,, May 21--The streets
transformed into masses of flags and
bunting. with bands playing martial
airs, Decatur gave a patriotic recep-
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Texas EAGLES in Alamo City.

San Antonio, Tex. May 21.-One of
the principal subjects of consideration
at the Texas state meeting of Eagles,
which commenced here today, is that
of the establishment of a home for
INDECENT and unfortunate members of
the order. The state lodge now has
fund of 100000 on hand for this
purpose and a definite location for
the home may be decided at the pre-
sent convention All of the larger
cities and towns of Texas have local
branches of the Eagles and are rep
resented by delegates.
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ARMY AND NAVY UNION
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

Washington, May 21.-At the ma
tional convention of the Regular Ar
my and Navy Union here last night,
Captain J. P. Morton of Washington
was elected national commander;
Captain James P. Lockwood, of Chi
cago, senior vice commander, and DR.
John H. Grant, of Buffalo, junior vice
commander. Michael j. Hackett of
Washington was elected adiutant
general, and c. J. S. Arey, of Chica-
go, special inspector general.
The next convention will be held
in Chicago. A message of good will
was sent to President Roosevelt.
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The Porters Leave

Friday night Jack Porter and fam
lily left Artesia for Ell Paso, Texas,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Porter goes into the hardware
business there. He has been in bust
ness seven years in the Pecos Val
'ey, the last two of which was spent
IN Artesfa. He is a gentleman who
will succeed wherever he goes by
reason of honorable dealing and good
business sense. The Porters were
prominent socially in Artesfa
The above item from the Artesia
Advocate will interest many Roswell
friends OF the Porters, who once re-
sided in this city
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sunfiower State Druggists.

Kansas City, Mo-, May 21.-Several
hundred members of the Kansas Drug
gists' association are assembled in
Kansas City, Kan, today. where the
annual convention is in progress. Tle
meeting will extend through three
days and addresses will be made by
many pharmaceutical experts of Kan
sas and other states. The pure food
law will occupy much time in its dis
cussion and the crusade now being
waged on patent medicines will also
be considered
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TO IMPROVE CONDITION
OF NEGROES IN AMERICA

Washington. May 21.-Certificate
of Incorporation of the Republican
Interstate League, an organization of
negro citizens of various states, was
filed with the recorder of deeds here
yesterday. 1t is is declared that the
object of the league is to improve the
condition of it's members and the ne
gro race generally, collect, compile
and distribute Information concerning
the status of the negro race in Amer
lean politics, to protect the civil and
political rights of the negro people,
and encourage negro citizens TO ad-
here to the principles and policies of
the Republican party. The i1corporat-
ors of the league are, Robert B.
Blount, Richard D. Goodman, Harri-
son Edlin, Walter Tate and Harry
A. Clark. The headquarters of the
organization will be in this city.
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North Dakota oniciaIs.

Grand Forks. n. D.. May 21.-States
attorneys aaI county auditors from
nearly all the counties of North Da-
kota are here today TO take part in
the annual meetings of the two asso-
Citations. Several state officials, includ
ing Governor John Burke Attorney
General McCue and State Auditor H.
L. Holmes, are expected to address
the delegation during the three days
of the convention
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Eoresters OF America.

Boston, Mass. May 21.-The Massa-
chusetts grand court of the Foresters
of America convened in annual ses-
sion in Boston this moraing. State
conventions of the order are also be-
ing held today at Nashua, N. H, and
Providence, R. I.
Rainier, Ore. May 21.-Members of
the Foresters OF America in Oregon,
to the number of over 100. are parti-
cipating IN the convention OF the state
grand court, which opened here to-
day.
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KNIGHTS rempIar coneIave.

Batesville. Ark, May 21.-Members
of the Knights Templar from all ov-
er the State of Arkansas are gather
ed here for the conclave of the grand
commandery, which convened here
today
Harrisburg, Penn, May 21.-Uarge
delegations from Philadelphia, Pitts
burg and other cities of the state ar
rived this morning to take part in the
convention of the Pennsylvania grand
commandery of the Knights Templar.
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Confederate Memorial Day.

Memphis, Tenn, May 21.-Confed-
crate memorial day was observed in
Memphis today, instead of June 3, the
change of date being made to acco-
modate the numerous veterans who
intend 10 join the general reunion at
Richmond. The old soldiers took a
leading part in the exercises of the
day. firing a salute over the graves
of the dead sons of Dixie. K. d. Nc
Kellar. of Memphis, is the principal
orator.
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coIdwater Johnnie on Trial.

District court was busy Monday
with the trial of John Talbtrt, better
known as "Coldwater Johnnie wlo
is charged with assault with intent
to rob. He is accused, more specifi-
cally, with being one of the two men
that beat I'D L. c. Card at Dexter one
night, a year ago last winter, and af-
ter beating him up ,robbing him of
a sack of money he was carrying
from his saloon to his hotel
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Conversational Assembly.

Westfield. Mass, May 21.-Promi-
nent clergymen and laymen from all
parts of New England are taking part
in the annual assembly of the Massa-
chusetts Association of Congregation
al churches mere today. The sessions
will last through Wednesday and al
so THURSDAY
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Cooperate Manufacturers.

Buffalo, N. Y, May 21.-Many mat
ters of importansce to the industry
will be discussed during the three
days session of the National Slack
Cooperage Manufacturers association
which convened here this morning. j.
P. Palmer. of Sebewing. Michigan. is
presiding at the meeting, which is of
an executive nature
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CHANGE OF VENUE ASKED
IN THE SCHMITZ CASE

3 San Francisco, May 21.- {
3 The case of Mayor Eugene {
3 E. Schmitz, on trial ON the {
3 charge of extortion, proceed
3 ed today. The prosecution last {
3 night filed affidavits in an G
3 swer to the ones submitted by 6
3 Schimtz in applying for change
of venue. The affidavits con- {
3 tain, among other Things, a &
deposition from Judge Dunno 6
denying that he referred to 6
3 Mayor Schmitz as a CRATER 6
> A formal denial is made also 6
3 by Assistant Prosecuting At 6
; torney Heney that a conspira-
cy exists between Rudolph
Spreckles and others to con-
Vict SchmitZ. 6
The selection of a jury will
follow the settlement of the 6
question of change of venue. 8
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Totals,

The score by innings:
y. NJ. NJ. /. 90 o O o O o 0-1
Albuquerque 90 o o 1 4 80
Summary: Earned runs, n. NJ. Nj.
l., o.; Albuquerque, 1. Left on bases,
N. M. NJ l.. 6; Albuquerque 8. Stolen
bases, Hester, Lonman, Kunz and Ora
ham. Sacrifice hits, Kennard. Home
run, Graham. Two base hits, Leland,
Lassater, Lopez and Galgano 2.
Struck out, by Hester, 8; Galgano, 8.
Base on balls, OFF Hester, LasSater;
off Galgalo, Stewart. Passed ball,
Lonman 1. Double plays, O'Rourke
to Cannon in seventh and Clancy
to Kunz to Graham in Sth. Time of
game hr. 40 min, Umpires, Bowman
iHaSen and Freeman. Attendance,
450.
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Railway claim Accents.

Norfolk. Va, May 21.-The Asso-
citation of Railway Claim Agents open
ed its convention at the Inside Inn,
on the exposition grounds, this morn
ing. Leading railroads in all parts
of the country are represented.
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Rev. William Reace, formerly pas
tor of the NJ. E. church of Roswell.
preached the baccalaureate sermon
to the graduating class of the Ration
high school Sunday before last. A
remarkable coincidence is that ne
chose the same text that was taken
last Sunday by Elder C. c. Hill OF
Roswell in addressing the graduating
class of the New Mexico Military In
stitute, the dying words of King Da-
vid to his son SoIomon.T he treatment
of the text, however, was quite diff
ferent, both discourses being excel
lent.
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DUKES WIN
WITH HITS
ALBUQUERQUE TAKES THE FIRST
GAME OF COMMENCEMENT
SERIES.
PROVE TO BE SLU6GERS

Splendid Ball for Five Innings PIeases
the Big Crowd in Attendance and
Loyal Supporters of Institute Team
Did not Give Up Until the Last
Man Was Out.
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the civil courts. The general deliber-
ately violated tae courts order and
the prisoners back to the
bullpen with the sharp-shooters and
the Gatling gum
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The Grill cafe-the place where
the fastidious people dine. We cater
to the tastes Of all. Eat your MONDAY
meal at the Grill Cafe, between ff:45
and 1880.
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Dine at the Grill Cafe between the
hours of HAS and 1880. There is
quality about what we have to serve
and excellence about the way we
serve it.
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southern Newspaper Mem.

Richmond. Va, May 21.-Southern
Newspaper Publishers association be
gan its fifth annual meeting today. F.
P. Glass. of Montgomery, Ala, is pre-
sident of the body.
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HEAVY LOSSES IN LINCOLN
COUNTY BY COLD WEATHER

The recent cold spells are said to
have cost Lincoln county many thou
sands of dollars. The loss to the fruit
crop will amount to at least $40, 900,
and the lamb loss will be much
greater
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Application for marriage license
has been made to Recorder F. P.
Gayle, through Justice C. F. Math-
ews, of Lake Arthur. by Wilkes b.
Newton, aged "a, and Stella c. Mil
Ter, aged %, both residing near Lake
Arthur.
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"The Grill Cafe" Why suffer with
the heat during the warm months in
the preparation of the MONDAY meal,
when the finest meal in the city is
served Table D'Hote for SO cents in
the coolest dining roo min the city7
The morning and evening meals are
served A La Carte, at the "GriiI Cafe"
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Mrs. Charles Walton, of Hagerman,
and Mrs. Robert Miller. of Taylor
Ridge. Ill, were here from Hagerman
shopping today.
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OIL RAIES
HEARING
INTERSTATE COMMERCE CON-
MISSION HEARING CON-
PLANTS OF NATIONAL
PETROLEUM ASSN.
STANDARD OIL FAVORED

The Independent Producers and Ship
pers Complain of FaVors Granted
the Standard Oil Company by the
Railroads. Some Complaints Al
ready Remedied.
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report1

Roswell, N NJ, May 21.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., "a; min, 49; mean, &c.
Precipitation, 90; wind s., velocity
2 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Wednesday; warm
er tonight
NJ WRIGHT,
0mcial h Charge.
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R. Carl Hicks, auditor of the Kemp
Lumber Co, went to Portales today
on two days business trip.
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Mrs N T. Romine, of Canton, ILL.,,
came in today to spend several days
In Roswell
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w. D. Moore came up from Dayton
today, and will leave tomorrow for a
visit at his old home in Rockport,
Mo.
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J. T. Harris. OF Artesia, was here
today.
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MINERS
TROUBLES
SHORT REVIEW OF THE BLOODY
"COLORADO WAR" OF
1908 AND 1904.
MANY BLOODY RIOTS
MANY BLOODY RIOTS

Complete Disorder Prevailed in the
Cripple Creek District for Many
Months The Courts OVerruled
and the State Militia in Control of
the Situation.
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FOLLOW the crowd to the Majestic