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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-12
Mighty Slim Chance

Mighty Slim Chance,
II ]. p Morgan himself admits ne cannot con-
troll money. what hope for the rest of us?--
Boston Herald.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

VIZ ANTED- TWENTY MEN FOR ROAD
w building Guyoncouri Station. New
Castle county. Christnnn hundred Del on
road known as West Chester Road Wages
el75 20 81 90 per day. Appl, on road or
phone 55s7H. or 55S7L. Can In mornings
o'clock. nucoS. .eod. / ni
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
Information for Travellers
Time trolieys
Trains Marked (sl Expresses
PHILApELPHIA. RAIrIMoRE 3 wAsHINaT

Phhsdephs. A M-2.2o. 5s0. tlo. 900 e.so 7ls
i.S i 1sS ta: 49, oS od 10 & so ,oss s
sss. sei. s2o sss. sas soy sso ssS TO. 7.Ao sot
PnindsIpas M ss' 40 oS ~
ssS. SEA
10 4ss 40 So 81 50 q 70 e
ii9 90 80 u 30 sunday o. 80 40 sA7 II a. iiS7
=, 70 Baltimore sne ~Ahnsson NJ or l2s 10 %. 49,
soss al a 10 ~ a. 5SS sOs s0
To baltimore Way Stations A--i2l5 1912. M--s4S
sos. y IoI. i.55 soa', s.o2' los' SIs!
To Baltimore and Sunday A. M.-s.so
For Point, PEsAwnE p "a DIv1s5Gs q y ssIrHPAp q 80.
tate ssudsss 4 N So, M.-4.s9
To rsqps nGaI sIo GiS ss Asiao sto sss 7so. $40 s7
io5s ii.is' p Mi.aS 2.57 SIS LBS
- 10 rhnadsPais sundsys Mslo.. $ 90. ar
Bat@ors and wassinEcu eas, a4 sac 1851.
Batmsss srd wasnrop sunday ~ So. = 20 10 81. "
i.os.. O'6s. ~
pa, and vl gErsapsIPmA s,Vs5. nEAD1SO RE- D n4rIyA5 o.
days lss 40 and AIS .. m. W -
psn.saos. and WILSON s.:,o IIss p,S sTHArSoATs;
p M-iao 400 AS 600 7.0d 80 ando W ~
10. M
FENroN BEACH FERRY.
and Sunday 1880
bal hourss Tor sand 7s4
hon" and sst hour Tor and S.rs leaving here
TO Isna,-ps spnrs Gsa Marshsn'ee-- SIKH snd M
7.so An leaving
Newport every thirty min
and in
6.5s and 7 as
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
HOROSCOPE
AUGUST 30.

Many writers. musicians. artists and
composers have been born under the sign
which governs this birthdate, which is
Virgo.
The governing planet is Mercury. and
it gives TO is natives great forccful.
ness. executive ability and love of order
In dress the Virgo born are very neat,
and in the selection of fabrics and col.
ors. fastidious
They are ahectionate devoted 70 their
families and amass large fortunes, al
though they never save much, being too
fond Of the best that life affords
They would do well in marriage to
unite with a person having a birthdate
under Virgo. which would fall on any
date between August % and Septem-
Der 23.
This would NC an excellent period to
advertise through the Want Ads for po-
sitions in stores. offices and factories.
Engineers. machinists and drivers are
we'll favored by the planets and might
better their chances through a Want Ad.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
REliiAIER'N NOTICE

=, srArr or JAMES WHITE GREEN,
II DECEASED
Notice Is hereby given thni Letters les.
tamcntpry upon the Estate OF
james White Green late Of VII
mington hundred deceased, we're duly
granted unto Charles Green ON Che twenty
second dag of August A. ID. 1913. nn1 aN
persons indebted to tho said deceased are
requested 20 make payment TO the executor
without DELAY. and an persons having de-
mands against tho doccased nre required 20
exhibit and present the same duis prohuicd
10 the snid executor. on or before tho
twenty serond day of August a. d. 1914,
or abide by the law in this behalf
Address Charles Green No. 1909 Nj
salem Lane. Wilmington. Del
CHARLES GREEN.
aut2S God 3wks. Executor
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
FARMS FOR SALE.
Fair Hills Farm

Farm and Mansion Chadds Ford. Pa.
Formerly owned by j. G.. Nobliti suit
able for yearly residence train service
good; rs rooms { baths gas and clec
tric light steam heat abundance OF
shade and fruit trees. beautiful lawns
and drivcways. hardwood floors, large
porch sun paror. farm buildings Of sll
descriptions large lake 139 acres,
meadows bordcred by Brandy wine
creek Terms 30 suit purchasers. Ap-
ply al Mansion. your own broker or
Preston b. Lee. owncr. No sos Lippin
colt Building Phila. aug 1S-cod-im.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
LOST AND FOUND.
pERSONAL..

DUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-SEND
- birth date and ioc for wonderful horo-
scope Of your entire life. Prof. Raphael,
49a Lexington avenue New York.
aug 6. 6.23. 30-sept6.13.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
NOTICES.


n oT1CE Viii PAY No TBfff.S
~ contracted by my wife. Adele Penning.
ton. GEORGE PENNINGTON.
ang293t New Castle, Aug 20. 1919.
II AXE NOTlCE-THAT ON THE SIXTH
day of September A. D. 1913 az 10
clock in the forenoon there will be
petition presented 20 the Honorable Herbert
J.. Rice Resident Associate Judge Of the
state Of Delaware sitting In and for Kew
Castle county. at the County Court House
m the city of Wilmington said petition
being for the appointment Of five iudicious
and impartial freeholdcrs of New Castle
county 10 view the premises az and ada
ton, ON The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
~ on near Tho boundary line Of the CITY Of
Wilmington. in Brandywine hundred New
castle county and state Of Delaware and
assess the damages which tho owner or own.
ors on other parties in interest will sus
tain by reason Of the elimination " sa,d
grade crossing nucg6. gs. 3O.sept1
~ AXE NOTICE THAT ON THE SIXTH
day Of September. A. d. 1914 AZ 10
% clock In the forenoon. there will he A
peut ON presented TO the Honorable Herbert
~ Rice. Rosideut Associate Judge Of the
State of Delaware. sitting 10 and for New
castle county. at tho County Court House.
ma tho city Of Wilmington. said petition
being 10 take the WILMINGTON and Philadei.
pho lurnuiko. commonly known as the
Philadelphia pike, from the limits Of the
city oi Wilmington 20 point az or near the
Practical Farmer In Brandywine hun.
dred, for the purpose Of convert ng the enme
into public road. aud praying for tho an
pontmcnt of FIVE iudicious and impartial
freeholdcrs of New Castle county TO view
the premises and assess the damages which
the owner or owners or other parties in
interest viii sustain by reason Of such turn.
pike being converted into a public road
aug26. 2s. 30 -scpt1.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

n 0ffcIE1 MI, Ply 10 RTffs
~ contracted by my wife. Adele penning.
ton GEORGE PENNINGTON.
ang2s'3t New Castle, Aug 20. 1919
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
TRANSPORTATION

ID ENNIS GROVE AND WILMINGTON
Ferry Steamer Long Beach from Fourt
September 2.
Leave Pennsgrove-6.OO A. m. 500
m, lO.lo a. m. 100 D. m. 2.3O D. m
4.lo M is p. M, 1000 D. m.
Leave Wilmington=7.O 90 A. m 40.
m. HOO a. M, las p. m, $40 m
OLD p. M, 900 p. m. II 90 D. m
SOC excursions 20 Augustine Beacb. Con
Meeting with steamer Thomas Clyde. Leav
Wilmington $50 a. m.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

w ANrED BOARD AND TWO ROOMS
w for mddlearcd gentlemen Prefer
rooms communicating and private famil,
Reference given Addrcss with terms NJ a.
Evening journal once. auelo.scpti1
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
An Exceptional Opening

For man between the age 10 ei and i5
years. local Wholesale house esiob.
lished ycars ago. will accept applications
for this confidential position. requiring an
Investment Of from 81 900 20 s5. O00. which
viii b. fully protected An exceedingly goot
position paying very good salary. aud
needing an active. hustling man who wants
- make sure of his future Give reference
snd wait until YOUR have been looked up
Address Mo. Evening journal Onice.
suF2o.2i.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

LONG ESTABLISHED BUSINESS:
"A pays over n per cent. clear; $1,000
cash required. Man having other business
can manage it. Address S-23. Evening
Journal Oaice. augi4-tts I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
EASY TO GET MONEY
FOR VACATION
DELAWARE LOAN co.

s. W. COR. THIRD AND ORANGE SITS.
Mcmahon Bldg. Both Phones.
iye2-u
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

~ OUNrRY BOARDING SHADY
- lawn. airy rooms, swings. piano farm
products good country cooking Interest.
ing summer rates. hoN -. Unionvilie.
Pa nuc1 tits I'm
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
SALESMAN WANTED.

& XIFsNEN N~L1f7F MN. ON FAST
~ selling line 20 merchants every bust.
ness possible customer. Liberal commits.
fiens Write for particulars. Universal
Advertising Co. Milwaukee Wis. aug3o.1t
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
EXCHANGE.

< rAMp AND COUPON fNCHANtr.
- II you want full value for Stamp Books.
Tobacco Tags and Coupons e al kinds, call
s.. e. Cor Second and Monroe streets
Cash or articles given ID. a. phone.
24s3A Automatic. 2O29. iyS-u
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
FOR SALE

II or -sHRuBBERY. FRUIT AND
IT ornamental trees Trimming and
planting done. Linton Howctt No. 1900
West Sixth street Phone 5S9iA.
auEii .coi. Inn.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
BOARDFRS WANTED.

-1-------1-7-lll-71---l-
ID OARnfRs WANTED s4 so PER
- week. An conveniences. No. G0t
West street. aug95 I'm.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

XHy ANTED-ao TONS or COAL. WOULD
w like 20 exchange piano IN payment
for same Address az once. p. o. Box
25t aug l3.tts-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

wv ANTED TO BUY YOUR CLOTHES
w Call Harriet 70 Fisher Mo- $50 Pop
lar St. Phone i727D ansi cod I'm
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
Rent
FOR RENT

First and third floor apartments No slt
West Eighth street. five rooms and bath hot
water heat. dummy elevator service shower
baths. gas and electricity gas range, etc.
Everything handy and complete.
MAN-McINTIBE REALTY co.
aug3O-srpt2.4 Eighth and Shipley SITS
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
CRIROPODIST
APARTMENTS.


~ OUR ROOMS AND BATH. HEAT AND
L hot water. ID. a A. phone, 7l65;
Automatic. 1918. augii I'm.
ESIRApLE APARTMENT FOUR
| rooms and bath Possession immcdi-
atey. Apply S. p Cor Sixth and WISH
inrton streets aug23 ff
i floor apartments. 1917 MARKET ST
auE2Otf
L ANE APARTMENT. DELAWARE AVE.
n nue. and Madison street First floor.
rooms and bath with porch Apply vii
minFton Trust Co. aug.6 cod u.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
SITUATION WANTED.-FEMALE

w ANrED-BY YOUNG LADY. A
w position as childs nurse or waitress
Can speak German or English Can give
reference. Address Miss Pauline Schragg
No. 1924 summer street Philadelphia. Pa.
sug3o-6t.
- FFlNED WOMAN (WITH son i6
IL years Of agc), wishes position as house.
keeper or charge Of rooms or light work
for board. within walking distance OF Goldey
tollege Mrs. Jennie Davis. frederica. Del
anr.n-lI
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
Furnished Rooms

LARGE AND AIRY.
Bulls Head Hotel Nos. 1o3-to5-f0T
West Fourth street. Newly rcmodeled. new
furniture. now management. Reasonable
rates. Electric lighted throughout. uee Of
bath. EDWARD &. HORGAN
Hugil.lm. Proprietor
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

A CFNTS-s75 WEEK F0R Two
"A hours work day brand new
Hosiery proposition that beats them an
write for terms and free samples n you
qoan business. Guaranteed Hosiery Co.
bll9 Hopper ST., Dayton. Ohio aug3o IT,
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
SpECIAL NOTICE-

->>-~-------~~------~-.
~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ nnrhcrs Board Examiners viii sit az
NO. lut Market street. ON Tuesday ana
"Wednesday September = and 2. from to !
D. m.; Ihursdny. 3 n. No. 40 9 b. m., 10
m p m. Friday. 10 N y. M. for the
purpose of registering me hurhcrs a. the
law requires ROBERT NJ WlNrRUp,
aurlu.6t President
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
HELP WANTED.
SITUATION wANTED-MALE

l'l--l--I--------1l--
ID OOkkEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER,
ID experienced male would like work
awnings. Address W47, Evening Journal
once nug26.ot.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

T. NERGETIc YOUNG MAN WITH SEW
IL crai years experience desires clerical
position. state terms. Address W-51,
Evening Journal once. aug2s.3t
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
WANTED

- - IN.
W. ANTEp TO BUY YOUR CLOTHES
w Call Harriet - Fisher No. $50 Pop
lar S. phone, t7a7D a"si a.eod- In,
xxr ANrED- -RELfABlE PARTY FOR
w three nice. large rooms on second
floor at No. 500 West Sixth street. Rent
reasonable iy9itts-im.
w ANTED-ao TONS or COAL. WOULD
w like 20 exchange piano IN payment
for same. Address az once r. o. Box
25t. ang'9.tts-im.
wv ANrEp-ro BUY. SELL OR EN-
w change secondhand bicycles Nui-
canzinr at short notice. Mcdaniel No. 9oS
King street augs-lm.
NY ASrED--i. 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent $3.50 and
$. 90 per month Both phorss. GEO. r.
LANG co. l2n5 orange 81. f'b24u.
X4r ANrED-whTCh AND JEwELiI
w repairing. Also eye htting. Ntore
open evenings until 3 o'clock. Saturday
ever-~s until 10 o'ci,ck. A.. Tho--rs o.
400 ~--t-' -'---. 49,"
II URNIrURE WANTED-wE BUY ANY.
4 thing In household line, also store and
office fixtures win make you a satisiac-
sees the goods Gardiner Krim, no. 3i5
w. Second street. aug''eod- I'm.
NK5 D-HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF
w ~ kinds Special attention given 20
old time furniture. China. old icvery. old
feather beds. J pay more cal for me.
come with cash, you will see and move Il.
one. two, three. n d. Levin, No. 22s King
ST. ID. A. phone. 51Ss. augl5 cod In.
- ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your ONCE furniture and
household goods You're losing money n
you DON'T sell 10 him. postal viii bring
our bayer there with the ready cash. Rer.
ger Third - Shipley streets ID. 4 A.
phone. b11sA. mi5u.
/ VIZ ANTED-PERSONAL PROPERTY or
w al kinds. good secondhand furniture
bought and sulc. Safes. Once Fixtures. Etc.
Stoves = speciality. Also q new lot OF Ruga
Linoleum. Oh Cloth at SOC on the dollar.
Come see us before parting With your cash.
for cash talks with me.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
sulys.tf Seventh and poniar Streets
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
LICkNSE APrLlCAriONS.


NJ OTtCE-I. JAMES A. McKELVEY THE
~ owner and occupant of the house Of bust
ness and premises situated nj Newark. White
Clay Greek hundred in School Districts Nos
90 80 i-2 Al, Al l-2. county of New Castle
and State Of Delaware. in comp'innce with
the requirements OF the Acts of the General
Assembly. In such ease made aud provided,
do hereby give notice that ] shall apply in
writing 60 the Court Of General Sessions Of
the State of Delaware. in and for New Castle
county. on Monday. the fifteenth day Of Sep
tember. a. ID. 1913. being the next term Of
said court. for license for said house OR
store for the sale OF Intoxicating liquors. to
be drunk on the premises and 20 bottle and
sell such liquors when bottled Go be drunk
or the promises. IN quantities rs follows.
viz: Malt on brewed liquors OF not less than
three quarts nor more than one barrel and
other Intoxicating liquors, in quantities Of
not less than three quarts nor more than FIVE
gnllons and the following respectable citi.
1ens of said hundred 90 least 6 Of whom
are substantial freeholders of said hundred,
recommend the said application, viz
Ernest Frazer. Herman K. Tyson,
Chas r. steele. T. II. Hossinger
Rankin Armstrong. Walter r. Powell
j. w Pennington, John l.. Elliott
Walter n. steele, Perry B. Towson,
Jncoh Thomas Evan W. Lewis
O. W. Widdocs. Thomas Riley.
VIM II. Barton, Robert l.. Armstrong,
Victor g. Willis James r. Walker
S. r. Kimon ~. c. Wilson,
Alfred c. Stilta, g. Fader.
aug29-3t. JAMES a. MckELNEN.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS wANTED-s6o PER WEEK
"A No investment or experience necessary.
Write for particulars j. W. Goodman,
president $50 Regal Bldg Chicago.
nur4O-1t
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
HOARD WANTED.

rff-.r--
n NE or TWO YOUNG LADftS DESIRE
~ board with refined Young married cou
Pile. Private family preferred Good loca.
tion No meals on sunday Icrms
must be moderate State same In answer.
ing advertisement Address W52 Fycninr
journal ONCE anr1o 80.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30

FoR HEN 1
1909 w. Ninth ST. Q r & B..........s32
12oi King st. 10 6B ....S3O
iieS5 Tatusll S., u r. s s.-....... sso
2i7 West ST.. n r q B.............. Ss5
9i2 Delaware Ave. ~ y Is B........ sf5
zoos Washington ST., B....... $50
25i6 Washington ST. r new) So
220s Washington ST.. Il B........ $50
ga vs. rwcntyhfth 81. Z q b. new s22
So Monroe ST., Is b ......-..-.. S23
1916 W. 18th ST.. R B furnished $50
7ai DUPONT st.. r B-..,.-..... SIG
. W. 18th ST.. z R g. y (uevl ..... $40
iOs D.. Ninth ST.. & b ...........st
2i6 Walnut ST.. r. B............s17
Cor Ninth and Monroe Sts. r & S2t
200 Madison ST. q & b B............St5
zoos Pleasant ST.. B...........S 9
do3 McCabe Ave, r & B. new. ..... $50
Cor. DUPONT Lancaster AYES, r & b, $40
522 S Franklin ST.. N B ..-..... SIS
1908 Shn.lcross Ave, B........ siy
2i05 Carter St.. rooms ........ $40
1919 W. Second St. S B.....Sii
az p. Seventh ST.. 10 r. e. B...... 81 3
i20 r. Sixth St., o r & B.-.......s1
store, Richardson Park, rooms. good
stand.
1900 Reed ST.. s rooms ...........sto
zoo ratnal ST. r & ............si5
$. Scott ST.. r a B........Sla
Store 1919 W. Second ST. rooms. SIS
Store Cor. Third q Pine SITS. rooms $50
store, 700 Iatuall t.................S o
Store, 622 King St.................. 500
Desk room. two phones. Ninth and Market
Desirable apartments at reasonable
rent Bellevue. Terrace, Delaware An
gelus Ahambru. Palmer. 21S w Tenth
Buckingham, Goodley, Fourth and Delamore
Gables. Madison. Lynne at gli Jefferson
1902 Van Buren, Fifth rnd Market Eighth
and Monroe. 700 Tatnali, Third and King
and others.
stores Offices and business places.
40l Delaware avenue. s32 Market corner
Seventh and Tatnali 2ll w. Seventh. Cor
ncr Fourth and Market 400 King. 6l2 King.
Garages. 800 W. Twelfth. Sixth and Wal
nut streets.
Cedars rooms. large lot
Montrose rooms, bungalow, city con.
venienccs.
Holly Oak, rooms furnished
acres rocns and barn christina
| Glynrich, rooms, city convcniences.
large lot
Newport rooms city convenienccs
Elsmere, rooms, city convencnces large
lot.
Cottage at Pennsgrove, furnished.
q. G. GOODEN.
NO. 2 W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate, Mortgages and Insurance.
Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
BUSINESS NOTICE

~ HE WHITE FRONT SHAVING AND
i Hasrcutting Sanitary parlor No. ll3
East Fourth street. Shave, 10c; hair cut
l5c. Open until Q p. m augl2im-
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
pLuNlihRS

ID ALpH &. . fiDANCE.
II Plumbing and Heating. Moceratu
piiccs- Calls attended 20 At once. No. 1904
West Sixth street d. a A phone. o4e.
Deimnrvia. 1853. Residence a6eeD pff.tf
Evening journal., 1913-08-30
FOR RENT

i70s Broomc ST. 10 e Boone. $500
1906 W. ninth ST.. 30 r. & b.. $4,000
1912 Pennsylvania Ave, no & $4,000
1905 jefferson St., s r q B....... $500
7O6 1ainan So. lstorel .......... S25. 90
s aud Ilcald SITS tstorel l.-........ $4,000
g20 Wawasct Ave. 3 z & B...... $4,000
1928 Jackson ST.. r & B.-...... S27.0Q
1912 Wawasei Ave. y B..... $4,000
a506 Washington So. B.-.-. $4,000
1909 W. Ninth ST.. no q B....-. f32 90
io09.li w. Sityccnth ST.. g r & B 81 500
log Ruth ST.. z r & B...........si si7.oo
APARTMENTS.
914 Jefferson street;
First Floor. g g. B......... f45.oo
Scrond Floor fcasfl & B So. 90
rhird Floor. g e B........ S2s.oo
a12 jefferson St. 6 & B...... $4,000
1905 jefferson ST.. R & B...... $500
1902 Van Burcn ST.. r & p. .....- S35.Oo
Concord Ave q Monroe sts. R & y s35.Oo
7nC Lc'awaro Ave. r & R...... $1,000
7c6 Delaware Ave. . n g. B...... S22.00
Haiena. third noor . E a B....... s325o
gath and Wash ngton SITS. r & p $3.50
C. H. HAYDEN.
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C. H. HAYDEN.
For RENT

NO. 7o6 MARKET STREET
n & a Phone. 55f3.
United labor bulletin., 1913-12-20
80 Dead by Gas Explosion
In Non-Union Vulcan Mine

Thirty-nine coal miners lost their
lives Tuesday by an explosion of &C.
cumulated gas in the Vulcan mine.
owned by the Rocky Mountain Fuel
Company. at New Castle. Colo. When
the coal strike was called last Sep
tember sixty men We're employed in
this mine. Twenty-one came out
and Joined The strikers, and those who
gave up their lives on the altar of
greed were working under non-union
conditions. Coming as 1t did on the
opening day of the state convention in
Denver TO demand justice and humane
conditions of work for the coal min.
ers of the state, it seems like n rebuke
from on High to the Big Three" op.
orators who claim to be possessed OF
divine right to operate their mines as
they please. without regard to min
ing laws or the safety of human life.
This is the second great disaster to
occur in this mine. In 1896 forty men
We're killed in an accident of similar
character, and the mine has always
been regarded as dangerous. OF late
the miners complained OF gas. but
President Shumway and Manager
Brown were so busy endeavoring to
enforce slavery upon the miners OF
the state they could give no attention
United labor bulletin., 1913-12-20

been suicide among the prisoners
yet.
when these prisoners are worn out
and out of their minds then comes
Judge Advocate Boughton, or this IL
legal commission. and tell them to con-
fess to some crime. and to accuse
prominent officials of the United Mine
Workers of America. You understand
that any prisoner, so treated, will say
yes to any lies or lying questions put
To him. II Louis Zancanelli had been
asked. Did you cruelty Jesus, and did
McGary and Sam Carter promise you
$500 he would have said Yes, and so
would most anybody. Make 1t public
that all those alleged Confessions are
lies told by prisoners to escape insan-
ity or suicide. Zancanelli. as well as
the other military prisoners asked FOR
protection against Chase and Bough-
ton. as II seems that the constitution
has been suspended, and the laws on
the statute books are humbug. or
the governor should investigate the
conduct OF Chase and Boughtoh to-
ward the military prisoners. Zancan-
ELI did not kill Belcher nor did he
receive any money from McGary or
Carter. or any one else. nor any prom
Continued on Page g.
United labor bulletin., 1913-12-20
Chase and Boughton Torture
Victims Into Confessions

In letter dated Military Prison.
City Jail. Trinidad. Colo" Bob Uhlich.
president OF the Trinidad local of min.
ers, vice president OF the State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor wrote a letter. read
in the convention Tuesday by Presi.
dent McLennan. In which he explains
the confessions" recently given the
press by Adjutant General Chase and
Judge Advocate Boughton. heads of
the military court OF Spanish inquisi.
tion."
Uhlich declares the military pris-
oners confess to anything I'm order to
escape insanity or suicide. Here Is the
picture he paints of military rule In
Colorado by Chase and Boughton un.
der Governor Ammons:
"The treatment which the military
prisoners receive to wiring some kind
of confession from them cries to
heaven. The brutality of Chase and
Boughton is equal to the brutality of
the worst criminals in history. The
prisoners are starved to death. they
are not permitted to sleep as high as
five days and nights at time. Bay
onets are stuck In their feet. rifles
are pointed at them. and they are told
they will be killed II they do not con-
fees. / wonder that there has not
United labor bulletin., 1913-12-20

and then he added. lat least am with
you on that"
The Governor refused TO be cate
chisod, and said he would answer any
questions in his office submitted by n
committee, but must have time to con,
slider them.
Farrar Makes Statement.
In reply to the conventions charges
against him. Attorney General Farrar
said his duties were restricted and
that he acted in capacity of legal ad-
wiser to the Governor. He had. how
ever. informed General Chase that 1t
was illegal to hold prisoners arrested
by the military commission without
right of counsel or advice. He offered
as a suggestion that the convention
appoint committee to take up all
grievances complained of with the
Governor
When asked If in event he appoint
ed II committee to investigate the
charges submitted. he would select
half of the members from delegates
OF the convention. Governor Ammons