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United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07

Robinson Ptg Co. w. F.. 1908 Arapahoe. 6
Rodger. Miss X NJ. 1903 18th. 50
smith Brooks P,g Co. l7si California !
stott & Co. ]. b.. 1883 champa ......a ~
Triple Link Ptg. Co. 1901 Stuart ..... so
Union Ptg. c. ls2s-3i champa st. 8
u s. Colortype Co. 1888 Arapahoe- IS
Wiser. Darlington, lsss Shampa --.-.-. a
Western Newspaper Union. 1924 Curtis -
World Ptg- Co. 1879 Champa- --.-... IA
lxxscELLAMEous-
The following are the establishments
doing work for the trade in the depart.
ments specified:
Press Rooms, Jobbirg-
Publishers Press Room. i742 Stout
Tudors Cylinder Press Room 1905 Curtis
binding and railing. Jobsiag-
VIM Deter. 1856 Lawrence.
Independent Bindery and Ruling Room
1T4s Stout St
Thomas Furlons. 1871 Arapahoe
Engraving, Jobbing-
Frank Reistle Itso-22 Lawrence
Denver Engraving Co. 1878 fremont st
williamson Hafner Co. 1888 Arapahoe-
Smith Brooks. 174i-s7 California
Cocka-Clark Co. Barclay block
Pixies Peak Eng. Co. Colorado Springs, Col.
sssrsotyping. Jobbing-
Western Newspaper Union, ls2s Curtis.
Smith Brooks. l74i-41 California.
Elsctrotyping, Jobbing-
Frank Reistic. 142o-22 Lawrence
Smith Brooks. i7ti-s7 California
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
UNION MEN BE CONSISTENT
UNION CIGAR FACTORIES.

The following is list of cigar fac
tories in Denver and vicinity entitled te
use the BLUE LABEL of the Cigar Max
ers' Union:
j. w. Sanford. Sec. 2ol Railroad Bldg.
Phone Main 1859
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
Allied Printing Trades Council
,. A. conhis. ssc.-rrsas-, Bex 1877.


The following printing frms are en-
titled TO use the label in Denver:
American Ptg. & Pub. Co. 1917 California. -
Alexander a Myers. s22 18TH st.----. -
Baldwin Press. s4-sf broadway IS
, Barker Pts Concern. 21s 18th st.
kftarrctt Wallace. 1s5s Lawrence ~
vfs{ssA.ors L. p. 1901 laser. .s
DisSp Pub. Co. The. SIS W. sfh ave ts
Calhoun a Holmes. szi 18th s,.......:
.catnoilc Register. 1884 Curtis St. 40
colorado Badge & Novelty Co. 1850
colSrase Heroid. iias Market. .is
Colombia Ptg. Co. $40 18th st.. ss
Denver Democrat s1b lsth et...-...-.- ss
Denver Express, iteb Cherokee. 81
Denver Latho Co. J1f0 Lawrence -
Denver Republican. li1S 10Th Et..-..-.-lf "
Eames S3ror.. i7fg Stout st----......-..l IL
Eastwood -Kirchner PtR' Co. l7ss Champs,
st, r. s.s ts-i,a.r
Frederic. John, iaa6 Larinsr. $500 -
Globe Printing Co. isS2 California. %
Great Western Pub. CO. ITO Arapahoe 10
Hocckcl Il h. Co. =. 1888 l1th..-..-
Hotel Bulletin. 1888 Arnpahoc St....-- .ls
Imperial Fire fnr. Co. and n. German
American Trust II, l1th a Lawrence. .. y
Keystone Printing Co. Good blk .-.ts
Kistier Stations Co.. w. H. 1897 Law
Lanninr Bros. is52 Stout st...........st -
Majestic Printers. <oi Appel bldg. 18th
Mcclure Printing Co. isit Curtis. .....is
Merchants Pub Co, 1903 Arapahoe. =
Myers PtT. Co. 1899 18th st. 1b
Ncws-Timcs Pub. Co. i72o wciton St ae
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
tssssssssssssssss ssssssssssssss

uNioN-MAD4 pArr4RMe.
McCali's Paris Aodee
Pictorial Review Peerless Patterns.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07

La Belle. the best union-mads SC cigar
IN the United States.
United labor bulletin., 1910-07-07
UNION BAKERIES
Bakers s9 Label

The following bakeries have Agnsd
the agreement and are entitled - -
the label:
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
NORTH CENTRAL MEXICO
Is REPORTED QUIET

Laredo. Texas, Nov. 22.-f rom a
source considered thoroughly reiia pie,
II was learned tonight that every thlhg
is quiet throughout north contrai McA-
leo. The territory embraced repre-
sents The district lying between Sdl-
tillo, capitol Of the state of Coahuila
ana NueVo Laredo, on the iines ol Lls
National Railways Of Mexico, ana the
territory between Victoria on the
Tarnplicn line and west to rorreoh.
Many rumOrs are current which IL
IS imuossible TO substantiate, tnHl
minor uprisings have occurred at Fai1-
ans unints, among others being men
Toned were Gomez Palacio aud Tor
reop. where trouble broke out yester-
dav and which is probably Identical
with the rumored disturbances OF TO-
day
rverytnius Is quiet IN Shltilio' ac-
oording 40 aatices. u is ssid leading
American went to Governor Nale ol
the state OF Coanuiia az Saltiilo an"
asked regarding the safety or the
Americana. The governor assured
him, that Americans were perfectly
s,fe la Saltillo. he said ne had put
an nu extra force Of fifty policemen
and had given them explicit instruc-
uons a. protect the Americans and
American property at ali hazards onp
in the event of any effort on the part
of mob 10 moiest the American res
fd.nfs of the city to shoot to XIII.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
MIR. KLoCK TO CARRY
CASE INTO COURT

According tn julius stanb, who with
Summers Burl5hardt, represents 'Icn'
q Klock. in the district attorney dis
mite. proceeding in quo warranto 70
Establish Mr. Elock's title 10 the OF
flee of district attorney from whion
be was removed by the governor, wiz
he taken ut once. II is understood
thnt Mr.. Klock's attorneys take the
nosltion that under the law com
mission is prima facie evidence Or the
tine 10 office OF the holder untli le-
onl contest is brought and decided,
|and in order not TO elaharass inc
county affairs Mr.. klock viii there
fore not seek 70 hold to the office, but
will nj once 20 into court to estabiisn
his title ana the invalidity OF the
governors action.
Judge Mann. upon presenting nis
commission. ut the county commits
sioners meeting Yesterday morning.
was formally recognized as district
attorney of the board. Attorney 80.
lhie for Mr. Klock. was present aun
entered n formal protest against the
claim announcing his clients inten-
tion % establish legally his little 10 the
office.
It is understood that quo wal ranto
proceedings viii be instituted today "
the consent OF the attorney genetal IL
secured.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
UPRISING FEARED IN
LOWER CALIFORNIA

san Diego. Cal, Nov. 2Z.-That
rising In lower California similar TO
those in other parts Of Mexico is
feared by the Mexican authorities on
the penisula. is strongly suggested by
tho fact that the customs officers
guarding the liue at Tia Juana today
received orders that no firearms or
ammunition Of any kind win be al
lowed to pass from the United states
into lower California. according to
tho reports, which reached this city
this morning from Tia Juana, reVolV-
ers and rifles by the score having been
carted into the interior Of lower CALI
fornio during he last few days.
IN order 10 see that this latest order
is carried out TO the letter, an extra
large force Of limo riders have been
put on and the customs officials nave
been strengthened in numbers by the
appointment OF extra men.
According 10 "a statement made by
"a Mexican Official who arrived in san
Diego today the feeling against the
Americans. which has been displayed
in the City OF MgNico and other points
OF central and Southeastern Mexico,
Is beginning to show itself IN TIA
Juana.
"The lower California government
has had secret service men operating
in san Diego and other sAmerican
cities" he said this morning. and We
f,iee found TINT great quantities OF
revolyers rifles and ammunition nave
been sent TO Mexico during the lasl
few days This seems to indicate that
there are some persons in lower Cali
tcinia who are looking fer trouble.
We mean to stop it.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
Attorney General IN Opinion
Says That Holder Of Last
Commission Should Be Rec
ognized as District Attorney,
kLOCk TO START QUO
WARRANT0 PROCEEDINGS
Attorney Says His Client In
tends to Establish Legally
His Right to the 0fficei Board
Recognizes Mann,

Especial Dispatch Go the Morniar Jousnati
santa Fo. n Nj. Nov 22.--Attorney
General Frank W. Clancy has ruled
that Judge Edward A. Mann is prima
facie entitled to recognition AZ dis
trlct attorney for Bernalilio and Val
enciu counties, vice George $. klock,
removed hy Governor Mills. but who
ia making fight to retain the office.
He. however, admits that the attorney
generals ruling Is correct. for no in-
tends to bring quo Warranto proceed
ings against Mann, which is an ad-
mission that Mann Is in pnssession OF
the office Attorney General Clancys
November eli, 1910
enon Alfred Grunsield. Alhuuuerque
n NJ.
Dear Mr. Gruusield l have this
morning received your letter OF yes~
terday and hasten to answer. You
asl, whom, IN my opinion, the board
OF county commissioners should rec
0enize as district attorney in tho view
III the probable conflict between Eu-
ward 4 Mann and George =. iNloclS, ns
10 which one IN entitled to the office.
Under the decisions of our supKeme
court in the eases of Eldodt vs. ter
rltorv 10 N. M. i45, ronklln vs.. Cum
ningham, T y. N. 45e, and Huhbell vs.
Amniia. e. M ia1 tlrare appears
tn he 40 dnuht that Judge Mann ~
prlmA faoic entitled to recognition as
district attorney, Ia the two carrier
cases the court upheld the right oi the
newly appointed officer 70 the assist
ance 81 the court hy way Of man
damus to get possession OF the office
npon the ground that his commission
prlna facie gave him the right 70 the
office and must be recognized until
ovorthrovn or set aside hy proceed
ing brought by the former officer TO
test the title t. the office. In the iateh
cuse the attempt WAS made To obtain
an Injunction against the appointee or
tic governor to prevent his exercis-
ing the duties Of the office and the
court held against any right to an IN
junction, although, as YOU are aware
N a later case. brought 60 test the
right 10 the office. the decision was
In favor OF Hubbell and against Ar
milo.
aAt the present time, under these
decisions 1 am clearly Of opinion thai
vou ought 10 recognize the last coni-
mission from the governor as entit-
ling rs holder to recognition az ois-
trict attorney
Yours truly,
FRANK W, CLANCY.
Attorney General
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
MEXICAN TROOPS SENT
TO NDCNIES BORDER

paualas. Ariz., NOV 22.--Meyicel
t,oope No ths, number of 500 have
been rushed into the barracks at
CanAnea Mexico, and squads are no"
marching to take positions along the
berJer between Nogales and this city.
Two hundred soldiers VIII arrive in
Aqua Prieta ut midnight and encanip
here on the border Patrols have been
stationed along the international line
within sight Of one another ana to-
night these will be trebed with q
signal system for Transmitting mess
ages The customs house permits is
sued to American hunters to take guns
across the line have been revoked
even those given in writing by the war
department, many OF whlch are heiu
by Americans Of this city
Americans coming from NacoHafi
state that the feeling of the natives
toward Americans is friendly there.
Colonel Kosterlitsky, with the mann
body OF his rurales. has moved ms
headduarters 10 Nuco. considered
dangerous point because of the cham
of mountains which crosses the border
there. giving smugglers an opportunity
to evade detection. Mexican citizens
at Aqua Prieta held a meeting WITH
the authorities today anu piedsed
their support to the government ano
guaranteed to protect the customs
house,
The Mexican authorities today en-
listed American riders with horses 10
serve as line guards in the border
natrnl They viii be paid twenty dol
lars. Mexican, per day, and the high
price is tempting more Americans TO
OFFER their services 1t is expected
that the street connecting Dougihs
and Aqua Prieta will be closed TO-
morrow, and the same preeautioh
taken at Naco and Nogales. thus
shutting off al border cities from III
pasn fn raIifornln.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
Result Most Satisfac 'ory
Saws Governor of Territory
Mills Believes Constitution
of New States Formed in
Past Few Years. Many Well
Known Men Of Both Parties
Superior to Majority Of Those
Endorse It.

Especial dispatch To tue Morning soufn'u
Santa re, n. NJ, Nov az ne
constitution Of New Mexico as com
pleted by the delegates IN convention
Monday night, merits the support o.
an the people. said Governor W ..
Mills tcdav. 'To my mind II Is
most excellent document. fair ana We"
balanced. and superior to the MAJOR
fly of those Of the new states. n 50
large gathering, with so manN men
Of SO many minds, with widely an
ent political and governmental idehs'
Il is inevita bic that some Things nave
been left out which many think "o.ia
Improve il. and some put IN men
others believe might better nave peen
left out. Naturally Is VAS necessary
that tho spirit 81 compromise nust
come into play. and tine result ! thinh
is one which The people may ronsi"'-
ulate Themselves
II believe the constitution VIII 'e
ratified by thc people ut The ceinins
election by decisive and ovcfNNhriHi-
Ing majority" concluded The EHfet-
nor.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
MADilHO AND 1000 MEN
ATTACK CIATRO CiiFN EtiN-

El paso. Texas. Nov. 1H.--it is re-
ported that Nladoro. accompanied by
nearly a thousand mounted men, at-
tucked Cuatro Ciencgas tonight at
ii o'clock and battle Is nov IN prog
reas. This is the report In TVrreoh
~ midnight.
Al u O'Clock tonight the rovoii,
tionists who left Gomez Palaeio and
the vicinity of Torrcon are reported
Gathering in great numbers ~ san
pedro dc la Colonia. fifteen miles
cast of Gomez Palacio.
The roads Leading there are
crowded with men going o. the place
and ii Is estimated more than l2.nou
arc present. Neithcr the police nr
troops aro following. Th. latter seem
content with policins Gomez Paiacio
and Torreou-
train Of eight coaches OF sol
ai,,rs from tho city Of Mexico is traN -
eling north and We're ordered not Z"
stop a. Torreon but nov have orders
tn proceed 60 chihuahua. They Wan
reach their destination at o'clock
In the mOrWne
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23

IBy Morning journal Special i.eased Wirei
Washington Nov. e. - Southern
Mexico practically has been cut off
from the capital railroad bridges
having been blown or burned and
thr revolution has attained great pro-
portions in that section of the repub-
lie. especially IN Yucatan
This is the burden Of unofficial adj
vices received here tonight Senor
De la PARA. the MeEican ambas-
sador who declared reports 81 the
revolution grossly exaggerated, has no
advices tonight from his governments
The state department likewise was
without any Information aside from
that received in the course Of the
day
The recipients Of he unofficial I'M
formation declare that Vera cruz viii
be captured By the reyolntionists
within three DAYS and that the 1eNo-
lutionary movement is sweeping
northward. A copy OF the uroelama-
ton issued by General Madero was
received here today. So far il has not
been formally presented to the state
department. It contains an outline
or the proposed new government and
pledges Mexican protection to Ameri-
can lives ana property
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
GRADUATE or ANNAPOLIS
SAYS DiAL WILL WIN

Fl Paso, Texas, NOV. 22.-G. ii.
Mccoy. a mining engineer and grad
uate Of Annapolis Naval academy ar
rived from Mexico today, and states
that the insurgents are entirely with
ont cohesion or organization. He as
serts that the sc-called malcontents OF
the different sections are acting inde-
pcndently and without any concerted
action whatever
II have studied the military forces
of Mexico, especially the rurales,
said Mr. MCCOY and am Of the opin-
ion that the government will be able
TO QUell the uprising within a short
time one hundred rurales can easily
cope with / 1000 of the disorgani2ed
insurgents ! think the insnrrection
viii be shcrt lived"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
RFgvOlIYIONIsTs LOSE IS
MEN IL pARKAIl FIGHT

Mexico city NOV 22.-Four hun-
dred revolutionists who took part IN
the assault on Parral referred 70 IN
Yesterdays dispatches. We're repulsed
with d Ioss Of fifteen dead, the IN
habitants withstanding tho attack for
mauy hours until troors were anie 70
reach the, scene from Chihuahua and
Monterey
Gomez Paiaoio was fctalSen today
by the federal troors, according TO OIL
ficia advices received here lne
others who occupied the town last
night were pursued iN mounted troops
ana eventually dispersed, losing seven
dead The troops lost two
Three thousand troops winch leit
hAr,. Yesterday are expected to reach
Tof,eon Gomez palacio and Parfai
early tomorrow 1t is believed here
they will be able to cope with the sit
iation
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
BAIL LACKING
FOR JAILED
PROMOTERS
ALLEGED SWlNDLERS
STILL HELD IN T0MBS
Postmaster General viii Ar
range for Speedy Prosecution
Of Men Charged With Wide
spread Fraud

yIty Morning Journa' sDnsinl isns~0 ""ei
New YORK. Nov 22.--~Shelton g.
Burr, Eugene r. Burr and Frank w.
robey. officers Of Burr Brpthers'
stock promoters. were still IN the
Tcrnbs tonight. Their operations net
ted them millions. according Go POST
MASTER General Hitchcock, hut no hp-
plieation fol bail has been made since
their arrest yesterday on chorge ~
using the mails 60 dofrnnd.
Mr.. Hitchcock. who personally en-
sineered the raid on the concern yes
torday, is still in New York afrahb-
ing for speedy prosecution % hA
cages IIe said he had received ~
flood oT congratulatory messagrs loI
Tho action 10 he'd taken and q tloou
Of complaints from persons VINO say
they have been victimized.
John Emerson, hricklayer Wpo
claims TO have invested $1,000 IN man
ing stock turned over to the teuerli
authorities this afternoon letter
signed "E. II. Burr" advising nun 10
exchange mining stock for OH stock'
lt says IN part
ut has been q long time since VIZ
had any business deallnss Nitn sV",
0nu | nave Dtii NViit'.Aft--7
tho reason. To be frank with YOU
we are about as discouraged with thH
mining business aa YOU arc ana we
decided to discontinue all mlnlnk
nperntiuns and direct our enersles
toward the financing and developing
mo california Oil properties
.syVe have boon scndng 60 sou reR-
plarty our marazine Securities ana
n con have heen roading II you must
nave noticed the splcndid success We
have met with in our oil operations
The Conliuga- Ailadian Oh COMPANY
Mn Now York Coallnga on company
gnd tho Consolidated. are ail com =
nantes that have ben financed unp
developed by us and they are an
three conspicuous successes ln tn'
Ccallnpa field and we can LOOK Tor
ward to "a time not TAR distant Wheh
AN three al those companies VIII en- -
Ter the list of dividend -payinH 1"h-
fornia oil companies
would YOU like to change upon 2
reasonable basis, the stock 5"u hNiu
IN tho rritsh-AmetifH copp'r
Mines and smoiung company TOT
stock tn one ui the active OH com
paniess From yunr starap"iit aur"
au EXCHANGE would socin very ho-
r.ntsreous ag your British-Ameii team
sinrk ua II nov stHnds, ls ot very
little ar no value ANA tiir ~ i''iis'
proposition we speak oI WOULD p'.t
hans De- the only way ui sftlhf 'il'
money vou have inf sted in btitsh-
American stock
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
CHIHUAHUA IN DANGER
~ MIDNIGHT REPORT

lfl Paso, Texas. Nov 22.--Chihua-
lttia L, rep, rtyu M sieitt r#nEtt tt-
night 1t being estimated there are be-
tween eight ana ten thousand revolu-
tlonists gathered between the city and
the plant of the American smelling
and REFINING company All respolls-
ibe citizens are armed and expecting
to be attacked at any moment.
Crowds Of defenders occupy the tops
OF all the banks, churches and large
buildings throughout the clty.
Fighting has been going on at Tor
room since carly evening, crowd OF
. 600 revolutionists are on the river
front opposite the city and 600 sol
,1iers are engaged against them from
the city side. Large numbers of rcD-
els are reported killed, most Of them
We're unarmed. The Mexican Central
right-of f-way is being kept cleared 10y
soldiers and rurales
II is reported in Chihuahua tonight
that rebels from Sonora have arrived
at Temosachic and have the town
surrounded in conjunction with rebels
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
REVOLUTIONISTS SCATTERED
SAYS TOItfsE0N REPORT

lel Paso. Texas NOV, 22.----At 10
o'clock tonight II is reported. from
Torreon, the revolutionists are scat
tered and both Torreon and Gomez
Palacio are free from the rabble who
had Gomez Palacio in charge yester-
day and threatened Tofreon. No news
can ba had from south Of Torreon.
From Durango it Is reported there
is much excitement there, but the fed
eral troops and state rurales have the
city Thoroughly in hand.
A trainioad of federal troops ar
rived in ParraI this morning early
from Jiminez ahead Of another train
of state rurales and found thr city
greatly excited and thankful for their
arrival. The members Of the mob had
flown 10 the hills soon after midnight
when reports flew about the city to
the effect that federal troops and
rurales We're en- route from Jiminez
II is reported tbe leaders escaped
sollthward on the Parral 4 Durango
railway BY impressing train which
had been unable to get crew the day
before duriny the riots A number OF
casualties are reported, but II cam
not be learned ct this hour II any
Americans were killed. Wholesale ar
rests are being made
Additional details OF the attack on a
passenger train near MADEIRA on the
Chihuahua branch of the Mexican
Northwestern railway have reached
here The train contained 2 squad OF
soldiers and was fired on BY revolu-
tionists several of the soldiers being
Killed. Two bridges We're then burned
ana the rOad tied up. II is reported
that body of revolutinnists are
marching north toward Pearson,
which is the southern terminal Of the
Fl Paso branch Of the same tinc.
An nnconfirmed report is current
here III ! 0 O'Clock that the fhie Manua
bridge on the National Of Mexico lint,
below chihuahua. has been dNnamted.
Report is doubted by the railroad $
rspreagut0ff ffyas here.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
ASSN. .ATiON or MANY
OFFICERS WAS PLANNED

MeXicn city, Nov ~. documents
found IN the house oi a revolutionisi
are said to have revealed a plot for
the wholesale assassination Of promi-
neut Officers, Including Vice President
Corrnl, Foreign Minister Creei ana
other prominent MoXicans, among
them Editor Spindola, owner OF III
Imparcial Miguel $. Macodo, sub
secretary OF the government, was also
listed for death. President Diaz was
to be captured, but his life spared be-
cause oi his past services to the coun-
try, rhe bodies OF those killed We're
To be suspended from electric light
wires IN the streets. The building OF
III Imparcial was to have been de-
stroyed by dynamite. The papers eX-
posing the conspiracy were discov-
cred Curing raid by the police on
Sunday
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-23
tRupPEN's FATHER DlFD
on \ BROKEN HEART

TOs AneDI0s- IuT., NlV- /. = Fu0TI
Interest in the Crippen case was ae-
eentuated hy the iQct that fus An
geIes was the home ef the father and
sen of DR. H. II. Crippcn- the atii-
tude OF Tho two towards fhc con
6emned man was so opposite as tu
cause comment MVron ,'tippru,
more than eighty years old. believing
Implicitly IN the Innocence Of the
physician was so deeply gfieved that
he died inst Friday af q broken hsaft.
I'm 10 the time or his death be would
freely sbeak of his son. end with
prids related hove he orprfnue eN-