The chronicle=news., 1913-10-13
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tc.saassss ssss pass ID
breaksss. No one was hit dusius
the hattie.
Saturday aftsFsoon eoronsr's
Jury sitting st he court hoass hAasd
tsssiooay relative % the killiAs Of
Assk Psvsil dpsisg the hattie n
LuAlsv fhrsday aftersoss. Tho ia-
quest wss conducted BY cosoasr q.
n. sipe sna Deputy District Attorney
D. ". Rsissoa. The Jury returned !
verdict nndInx that Powell Gasss to
bis death near Ludlow oa OeloA.f .
- the result Of wouaAs saftietsd "
. rifle or revolver Ia the hAnds Of
parties unknowa and that tho kill
iag wsS fsIoaioas.
c. ". Falrchilds. secretary 10 Gov
eraor Ammons. aad Assistant Adju'
tast 0~assal q. ~. Lee. who on Sat
urday visited Ludlow. prosecuted an
investigation. FAirchiids was seat
here by the sovernnr 10 asecrtain tho
actual conditions esistiaR N the
camp and throughout the district.
He Waited tho ssriksrs' colony and
talked with the men and With Joha
r. IAwson. International hoard mem.
bar Of the rnitcd Mine workers.
He talked with number Of wit
nessas Of the battle. Saturday nlshi
.whcs iaserSiswed fairrhlida said
that he had no statement 90 make A.
he had not completed his invcStixa-
tioa. Hs declared he was solnK TO
remain for several days and cndeas-
or 10 get q, tho nclua! facts concern
Ing the recent outbreaks. He will
report 10 the governor and his report
may enable tho governor tn decide
whether or not tho state militia
shall he called isto Southern Colora.
do.
Sheriff J. q. Gsishsu, on Saturday
pctltSoncd Governor An,mons to send
the national guard into tho county.
Tho governor refused the request.
Tho petition fthe sheriff was made
In the followInx telegram 10 tho ex-
ccuttxc: .'....
Governor =. ". Anmons:
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
Of this week ar1ucd pickcts fro htc
strikers tents have engaged In fir
inE on pcrsoux travelling the public
road throush and In the vicinity Of
the town Of Ludlow. Yesterday one
nan was murdered. who. 70 far ~
known. 10 In no way connected with
either side TO the controversy. This
leaves q wife and three children.
am advised that the same neighboe-
hood still 10 plsketed today BY asulad
men. am Informed that warrants
will be placed In my hands for the
arrest Of the murdcrers Of Powell u
well N for the arrest OF psstiea
charged with various feionious as
sanlts. I sincerely believe that an
attempt to execute this process with
out the aid Of the militia Of the state
will lead to wholesale bloodshed and
riot. In the light Of tho circumstan-
ccx As I view them feel II my duty
TO ask you to Iend Immediately such
military force and equipment as In
your Judgment ID necessary to pre-
serve the peace and prevent the de-.
struction Of life and property in this
county. Please wire me forthwith
your determination.
J. 9. GRESHAM.
In reply Governor Ammons sent
the following telegram 10 the sheriff:
Strike leaders informed me yestcf-
day they would assist In arrsSting
any one against whom you had legal
process and assuered me there will be
no difficulty whatever In making ar.
rests. They tell me some one Of them
will be In personal charge of the
camp hereafter. f. NJ. AMAfONS.
Yesterday at Forbes. miner by
the name Of John Rose was stopped
by strikers. among whom 10 said to
be John Kotsman and after being In
undated forced to sign union card
and ordered to return to Forbes for
his clothes. He claims he was rough
y handled by the strikers.
HOW 70 CURE SICK HEADACHE.
G. e. Mustoe. Of Fresno. California
has adopted the correct treatment for
sick headache. He says: II have used
Chamberlain Tablets for sick head
ache and constipation for the past
two years. have never found any
preparation 90 satisfactory in every