The chronicle=news., 1913-04-04
ADAMS DELIVERS
The GOODS; KEEPS
PLEDGE TO BARElA

Denver, Colo, April senator
Billy" adams ha, proved himself a
man OF his word. In return for the
Republican vote. which, 1T III" be-
;iHnlug q! III. session, elected hin!
president pro TEN Of the senate. he
last night delivered ,iIs own and |
other Democratic votes to til" RE-
pubiicans To retain Senator iinrrla
OF Las Nrlmas county III his g'if.
The sam" bipartisan maylIIn. thH'
elected Adams president voted . to
II that tho contest brought hY y, y,
=. yuuIf against tasiinlTo E1TCln
should b. dl ,ml.-rd aud that tho
''p.rp ''unl senator OF las AHin,'s
county" should retain his seat. BJ
50 voting. til" .ruai" put tn" stamp
uf approval OF the pcup'" Of Colorado
on the conditions In Las Nu!mas
county that have iirgrarcd Nh ,,n'.
ri Colorado for the past Iuartc. Jf II
century.
I'll. men who ,Oi'd TO pyrp.tu,'c
the disGrac" Of the glliHnc. between
the big corporations On the one i'd"
and III. saloon keepers. gamblers and
prostitutes on the 9th n by which
l,arcia has 20 loux retained his pow
cr. were:
Democrats Adams. Berry. Gar
man. H"ck.r. lIiits, Joyce. M'tr. Ma
Tier Pearson shnrpl'y. Van riiUorg.
West, T..
Republican. Coruforth. Hayden.
Lines. Macarthur. Parrish, stephan.
Tucker. Williams
Lines and Williams w-r. lndoTs"d
L. ... 10. II A
Th"-. Who voted against nnd Elr-
cir aud agains, prevailing condition,
In Las Nnimas county. were:
B.m1cflts- AHo'i"r. E,il.s'i,ld.
ri.k.y. Eurrss. carr"r. Cross. Hes.
Morris. Reynolds. Helen Il. Robiuspu.
Tisin-,. Tobin-i2.
R.pptiIrar.s ~. &. Roblnsou.
W"Iiand.-.
Robinson and Wcilapd w"r. both
iniurs"h ~ Progressive III th" ln.u
election
TIL ,ui. WAS rca, he'd shortly be-
fore II o'clock. after uU evening
spent In u heated Tight Perhaps
III" most sensational incid,.ii was
tn. attack made hy Af:oi;rr OF Boul.
der uu Lieutenant Governor t,txsar-
raid. ArfoI,-r char. - tha, the l'.u-
.icna.n ic..iuo: tsi Throughout tho
session. and especially last night.
acted unfairly toward the Progress
sivcs In all his rulings. Fiissarrald.
in reply. admitted n" might have
made mistakes. but claimed ;hst at
all times h. had been honest in his
rulings
The iish, agninst Barcln was led
BY Senator Robinson OF VI Paso
county. For one aud n quarter hourS
Senator Kobinson held the floor. and
In u mastery arraignmcrt showed up
ih. conditions In Las tnimas county
that resulted In the election OF Bar
Ella. Page after page OF the record.
he read. showing wn.rc witnesses af-
ter witnc-s.. acknowledged tho alli-
anre between til. Republican organ
i.ation and lawbrcakcrs In Las AMI
mas county. by which In return for
supporting III" Republican iickc.
the saloon keepers. gamblers aad
prostitutes were guaranteed protcc-
tion In their violation OF the law.
The only answer made to these
charges OF Senator Robinson was
that Barcla did not know OF this
conspiracy Barcl1. who for almost
~ years. has been tn" head and front
Of the Las auimas machine. who.
year after year. has been returned TO
the scus,r as a result of the unholy
alliance between the corporations
and the law breakers.
Robinson used up all the timc OF
the Prprr"ssivcs except IL minutes
used by Mrs. Robinson in answering
the charge made week ago by SEN
ator Parrish that she received th.
vote Of the prostitutes In Denver IN
her election. She admitted the
charge. but cllimed that this cote
showed that women voters stand for
women candidates: that these women
knew that she had always spoken In
their behalf: that they hoped she, If
elected to office. might help them
and prevent others from following In
their footsteps In Barelas behalf
short talks we're made by Sen1tor-
Hccker. Parrish. Pearson and Corn
forth.