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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

Washington, Oct. 11.-Castillo Bet
ito, governor Of Campeche and promi-
nent in the Mexican constitutionallst
cause has been discharged by the Unit
ed States court at New Orleans and
the Huerta governments application
for his extradition has been denied.
The transport Buford has just sailed
from Topolobampo, Mexico, with q
refugees, among them Mrs. Theodore
C. Hamm, wife of the American consul
at Durango, who was exhausted by
caring for refugees. The Buford will
call at several more Pacific ports.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Ask, CLAYTON Not to Run.

Washington. Oct 11.-President VIII
son today wrote a personal letter to
Representative Henry D. Clayton Of
Alabama, who is a candidate for the
senate, telling him that II was indls-
pensable to carry out the Democratic
party's antitrust program to have him
remain in the house as chairman of the
judiciary committee. The president
made no mention of the Alabama SEN
atorial contest, but said he was great
ly concerned at the prospect OF losing
Mr.. Clayton frem the house.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Easy Winner.

Senator Key Pittman was talking
in Tonopah about two lobbyists who
had quarreled.
But there's no fear" he said, of
their manning or mutilating each 9th
err They are like Bluff and Stun.
"'Who came out ahead man
asked, in that street row between
Bluff and Stuff?
"'Stuff did, was the answer, but
he had half a streets start"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Really Unklnd,

"Ah, yes" murmured Miss Scheech
err after the first selection at the mu-
'sicale. 81 have had some exciting ex-
periences. Coming over a terrible
storm arose, and had to sing to quiet
the passengers. You should have seen
the heavy seas running"
And the big, rude man in the pink
necktie gazed out OF the window 81
don't blame the sea-" he muttered."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Too Much Reform.

Mayor Cheney of Hartford said OF a
reformer who desired to revive some
of the most intolerable of the Sunday
blue laws:
The man would stop us from read
ing our Sunday newspaper from TAX
ing our Sunday auto ride"
He frowned
"A reformer OF this type" he said,
may be defined as one who believes
in the divine right of interference"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Alcoholic Fiction.

That's corking good story Serb
BILE is contributing to Flimmer's mag
azine."
II should say it's an un-corking
good story. The leading character is
a dipsomaniac."
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
To Please the Ladies'.

Are you strict with lady SNUG
glers?"
oh, no." answered the customs In
spector. I'VE always let them SNUG
gle in few cigarettes or a cake or
two OF foreign soap"
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
The Difference.

What's the difference between spe-
culation and investment"
When you lose, it is speculation;
when you win it is Investment" -
Judge.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

Eagle Pass, Tex. Oct. 1l.-Couriers
brought word to American military
authorities here today that about 5000
constltutionalists have modified with
in striking distance OF Piedras Negras,
Jesus Carranza, brother of the con-
stitutionalist leader, commands this
force.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
You have right to your opinion
So have others,
Passlnu.

IT'S very evident that the old
school of press agents is passing
away" t
What's the new SCHOOL,"
There isn't any
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

Don't neglect a cold. II means Consump-
ton or Pneumonia. Deans Mentholated
Cough Drops check colds-5c at Druggists.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

Don't Judge by appearances. Men
who wear diamond pins often have
money.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17

First thing baby learns to do is cry
for what II wants.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1913-10-17
Imnortant 10 Mothere
Frugal.

Mother-Ethel, are you saving any
thing for a rainy day?
Ethel-Yes,, mother. I,never wear
my silk stocking around the house.
Life.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
CRIPPLE CREEK
BLOCKADE LIFTED

, Colorado Springs. Colo. Dec. -
The snow blockade on the Colorado
Springs 4 Cripple Creek district rail
way was raiscd during the night.
The rotary plows reached the ma
rooned train at Summit early last cv-
eninv. and "a few hours later the rest
Of the line was cleared sufficiently
to bring the train to this city. All
Of the passengers were In compare
lively good health. Notwithstanding
their weeks imprisonment, although
several OF them were suffering from
severe colds. The passengers said
thxt they had not suffered for lack
OF fuel or from cold and had spent
their time In reading, snowba1lins 9
and whatever other amuscments they
could enjoy In their limited quarters.
A short Line train made the trip
from this city to Cripple Creek early
this morning. It reported the line in
fair shape. Tho regular schedule OF
passenger and other trains will be
resumed as fast as possible. The cleo
tric clines in the gold camp resumed
operations today.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
VICTIM OF CAMPAIGN
"HOLDUf" TEST1FIES

New York. Dec. 1.-THE grand
Jury listened this afternoon u Wit
nesscs who were expected to supple
mcnt tie testimony gwen yesterday
by Dud;y u. Van Writ Of Hudson
Falls as to tho manner in which he
saws he was held up for si.5O0 in
campaign contributions to the Demo-
cratic state highway commission and
the canal board.
The story he toll throw new light,
IL was unucrstooL. on the alleged
system employed 10 estort money
from state contractors and indicated
the existence OF tho conspiracy OF
njgh officials In state departments.
The Jury is anxious tc determine
whether a system of reimbursing
contractors for their contributions
nv allowing them extra profit from
their contracts was IN vogue. the
styte OF New york thereby really
paying ,ue contributions.
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Ne,o Hauen Stock
Falls to Ne,u Level

>-~ York. Dee, stock OF III.
New Sors. Ns~ Haven and Hart
ioar,i bruk. io IS, .ts lowest pris. on
record. at III. op.nins Of the sioea
market 'n.iay, Passing sf ia. aisi-
dead ysst..iay caused excited trad
ins and at = block oi 500" shr.-s
the price FELL ~ points, I, then
recovered 4" .sis-
\. crowd of brokers clustered
about the >-N iias-n q naiihs post
an the fiosT ot ia. -xrhas 4" i"hs
b.for. the opening When ih. CONS
sornard N. b-sinhins II business
IN" Tnsh to ss,i = suited In su.h suG-
fusion that II Vas several miauI"r
before any record rsuii h. "b,ai.-i
Of the iirat transaction Then the
op-niaE MAS announced at 90"
share. at .sis tn -, NJ, Tor y-ars
nah such n il's" biork of N-v i'aV-
en apvpaf-d an 'h. ticker Iapr. IN"
stock -ios-i Yesterday a, .. a.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Bar Closed By
Military Order

That tho military law viii BE-
strictly enforced in Trinidad and
tina, no person viii be- permitted to
harDor or conceal persons wanted bv
the military authorities. has been .in-
phasisnd by Captain I'D A. Smith. of
the military commission. who today
ordered the closing OF the Lobby sa.
loon as "A result OF til" attempt made
by tn. proprietor. Mike Shilcs. to
keep John Ryan from being arrested
after h" had assaulted a soldier last
night at the Manhattan restaurant.
TIL. saloon will be closed until order
to reopen IL given by the military
authorities.
Last night when Ryan assaulted
sergeant Ramagc. detail OF Officers
searched for the boarding house
keeper and iDsuiries were made at
the Lobby bar. Skilcs declared that
he did not know Ryan aud had not
seen him. When Ryan was arrested
he referred the military authorities
to S&ilcs and Skilcs was again ques-
toned and persisted that he did not
know Ryan. This morning Skiles
was seen again and still maintained
he did no, know Ryan but finally
admitted that he did and that he had
kept Ryan under cover TO protect him
from being arrested. Captain Smith
at once ordered the place closed.
Captain Smith Is in charge here
while the military commission is ait
ting at Walscnbury and declares that
law and order must and will be
maintained and that no interference
with tho operations Of the military
authorities will be tolerated.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
scnMID1'S father
wEEPS N COURT

N.- York. D-- 1.-THE a.cd
father Of tiaa. schmidt. Who can.
from G-rmany I" help his snn now
- trial Tor IN. murder u; Nsns Al
muller. sept In the roau room TODAY
when Hans ignored his pfes~n-c.
The prosecution continued the pre-
ssnia'ion Of evidence q" sho~ that
sh-n S-hmla, Killed ia. siEI. cut M
her body aud threw u into the hnd.
sou river. h" followed = carefully pre-.
m.diia,cd plan aud acted In y way
that proved him .sn-. -rhmidts
counsel. axain., his Will. II ir -aid.
aI- trying to prove that h" Mas men
tally irresponsible for 'hcsr acts.
which he has confessed
Letters regarding Schmidt written
by his victim to Mrs Anna Iiutil-r.
nf Cincinnati. were read To the jurS
,oIa, Mrs Hu;ii-r VAS ON III. wit
meas stand. In ono Of the letters. th',
Nu,nuii.r siri ~ro,. Pleas. do not
mention tho name Of Mr.. schmidt TO
M" axnin as our love and affection. .Is
nil over" \ little later sh" wrote.
~ have mad. u, asain with schmidt
The poor fellow L. sick and f""
.tlps4 ago sent Tor nc. DO not men
tion Srhmidt's name on any card yoN
send to the rcctory as I do not want
them to know am good with him.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Kipisectioa for
Humane Only Plea
Of Chicago Educator

Washington. D~-. 'Nisis-c-
,ioh in the hands of those Nithoai
.ymsata,. ~iii .i~s,. b- absurd.
III aivsys h~ shat u is to-day.
isrs-yi - pasiim- and - h.bby.'' saii
Professor J. Howard Noor-. at the
Grain Technical iiish Sehooi. chi-
caxo. In addressing the International
Arii-Vi,is-y'ian Congress here to-
day
III I ~-g- naiIns a ~o.id and
eoili arrange l, as I wanted To.
lsrians would be- allowed To practice
,i,is-,t'on. Oris those would h- al.
lowed la practice u ~ho would be as
Economical IN lnfi!c,ias pain on 9th
ctr as they woaii b. IN infic,ins IL
on themselves
''Sis,s-ciion r.-.tt. on tradition.
Tie fasofii- fiction Of those who
practice /, il that n thousand dogs or
monkey os guinea piss are n! les.
consequence than one human being.
ANY one who has ever associated
With dogs ar monkeys long enough
and Intimately enough really 10 know
them. knows iha, they compare very
faSorabir ~ith human beings In
their powers Of feeling and their
ability To s-' nut "f life what little
ih-r~ ts In It"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Tener Scouts Talk
of Baseball Trust

New YORK. H.. ii.-t;o, ~ nor
John n, rsne.. newly installed pres
iasnt oil Ia. National isasu. ridi-
eni-i tho i'i-a mat professional i.a~.-
ball Wa. .oI'foi-d by a trusI. IL a
bri-i sts.-ii-n' issn.i to.iaS iarii.ut
To = busines. m.-tins oi III. i.asu"
''I.er- is no .u.h tLinss as a
baseball trust. IA. said. "orsahiE-
os an .iioT' io suii up ih- business
sAI fn' th- saIn" ON tn" highest
plane, Tn-rv has been no desire Ia
rru.h ,nurtiiiUn.
III. governor repeated that he
Was seins io h. rr-.idsnsi ~ iAst ss
M.ii as iH haA. During th. next
year" he .sia. Il slali give my at
t-.iion o.N to the nos, important
point. affecting the LEAGUE -. a
~toi-. secretary ii".disr ~iii at
tend io III. i.taiis'
Routine Affairs only s-s.i tho
.iab osa.fs II tnda,'- s-.sioh rh-
demands oi the PLAYERS t'a'-fniU.
IL sas announced. would not h- .on-
si.i-r-d. haNihE b-sn referred In.
stead tn rT~s.a-at T.n-r Who viii
place them o-ior~ III national roin-
mifsioa at u meeting 1" De- held 10
Cin. .innaii na Iaruarf . The sos-
-r,or .S.i. however. that hs ~ns In
favor at retaining the ru.-r.. clause
~ eoairs.'. to ~i.'ch the PLAYERS OBJ
Issi
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
WILSON'S COLD IS
STILL HANGING ON

Washington. pee. ii.-Prcsident
WiiSou stayed iudoors today. fight.
ing cold. and cancelled all of his
engagements Dy ordcr oi his physi-
clan.
The presidents iudisposition be-
bm', /. week arc with cold IN tho
head aId nose AMI extended to his
throat. He improved b! STAYING In
bed several dars last week. but dur
in9 the last day or two took q little
more cold which affected his voice.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
REBELS CLOSE
IN UPON CITY
Of TAMP|C0
Federal Outposts Giue
Way Before Fierce
Attack
AMERICANS SAFE

Mexico c!y. D-s. IL InoIfi"l,,
aisir.s received hero state ,hsI
heavy nshiIns occurred at Tamp,s-
las, nish,. The E-l'-is ~ ons Iini.
forced the federal 'Toors back in,c
IN" hear, Of the city
The rebels nF- said 10 be- 10 p.ss.s.
sion "f the suburb ~ tl.Ha - lila. i"-
Gated between Tsmpico and the coast
and containing msnS oil tanks ani
a refinery, They has" ai.o taken
Nfsol GFana-. another suburb
The federal var department, sd
Vices. however. continue To indicate
that the government troops arr sue
c~sstiiiy resisting the rebel attack. u
Is announced a' III" war ofiir" 'hs,
the federal ofsic-rs in command 81
N" garrison are &" b- pFotao'-'. fos
their Eaiian'ry
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
LOPEZ STILL HOLDS
PuRSuERS At GAY

bingham. Utah. Dee. ii.-Th"
CAPTURE OF Ralph Lopez In I'll" Utah
Apex mine seemed as remote TO-DAY
"a. when he took to the hills On No
yymbcr 81. \ dozen plaus to force
the SLAYER u, six men from the mine.
where he turned at bay on November
20, either have failed or were given
up before finally put into effect. n
pIan to cut him off from water In
the workings was abandoned today
as impracticabic.
A unia,ie device to effect his capt
uro by sentimental appeal TO his
own volition was suggested by two
women last night TO the shcriffs. The
women. Miss Alvila o. Cartz md
Mrs. W. $. Coe. who live at the same
house where Lopez boarded. sought
permission to enter the Andy tunnel
and ask the desperate to surrender
himself so they might receive the
81 900 reward on his head.
While this proposition seeded pre-
posctrous to the sheriffs. those who
know Lopez best declare that his
pronounced gullantry and cynical
humor would make 1t the most likely
thing In the world. II he realized
there was small chance to escape,
that he would agree to dl. in order
tina, woman might enjoy the blood
money. However. there seemed little
likelihood that the sheriffs woul'l
grant the women's request.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
AFRICAN COLO KING
VICTIM Of ATTACK

johannesburg. Union CT SCUM Al
rica. ncc. = An attemi't "as ''""e
to assassinatc Sir Lionel Phiihps.
III leading gold mining masna'e OIL
South Africa. today. Tbr'e so"'s
were ttred al him. On" bullet 'o"se"
IN Ills neck and another in one o'
hi. thighs. His condition IL dccIar-
ed to be not grave.
The wouid-bc ASSASSIN was arrest
.I. He WAS identified as p"tch
storekeeper h. the name Of N'asu"'
and the crime is supposed to nave
been actuated by rcvehg for tn loss
~ n recent suit against them ining
grovo with which Sir Lionel Is 'o''
hacted.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
Texas Flood Loss
Ouer 6 Millions

tiou.,on. T-Nns. b-- ii.-on.
hundred ani .l~iy-:iN- g'r.nn. per
isiis,i. :c."v" I,sopi.' ~-sv driven
from home and rropcr'' ~as dsma.-
c.i io ia- sai-h, OF s..n"r."o" h'
fivpis s.at have iorn through s's-
-tai sGe,,"ns os T-,as '.urins the sas,
fr~ d.,s TIL. MAS IN. ~~'in,at'
complied irum REPORTS rc'si:ci sron'
th~ ,ni,rt.i g"~rrit"r, '.'-IsF
Tho ri-., of ,ho fioaa tl.'s after
noon .iowls ~as passin. th' ,rsh til"
iifaso. r.v-r delta i.," ,hr ruii.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
TRINIDAD. cOdO- THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER H. lSla
UNION WILL NOT Defend Guilty
MEN DECLARES vICE-PRES. HAYES

Nossias the Eio' op'iEiIslic pre-
di.ti0ns Of the Oui oh- of the coal
striks and sssrStiGs tina, they ar.
hisi,i, srsltfiesi by the present AS
psei al the situation from a uhion
siansiisolni. IrteruAii.naI Nir- i.Fesi-
dent ffAsk j, Hayes OF ~" thit-.'
Min- Workers Of America, ana bis
triei Organizer 1Ota Il i.s-snn tn
asT talked freely with a c-N repre-
sentative. Everything 10 sg'l.aaid. ''
ssid Have. The -sI IL n.ohih.
ei.ser.' remarked Law sou,
la r-pis To questions fr"i a, Mr
HAYES with the faaiiity oi a ma-
chine KUN. iis,-- d~eisf,i ~. ""-
ii.i Thai h"thins shsts,.T ~"nia
ro,ss .u, oI III. iaai.Imsnis b. the
federal strand Jury. that n" ini'as.
,siInh at strik-br-sl. ~ 10 no, .f-
i-ctins TIA. s'r,L- ~ all. .Lsi the
i.It Foioni-s are Ia soo-i ,oniiiior
an. -s.r,b siy sAtiA.isi ani that
in.r- has. b.vn n. ,is.. .Ttionr
The .i,. pss~idrss Vas iasih 4"
rai-r iLio = ii.1a-stos "f the recent
s.sui,s os tho iassst,saisoas b, 'a.
military s"niuiission. Nh-a lsscsi
II In. organizer vss taking any
.i.Iss I. as.onritss the r-i-ssc of
G-v,n-r and CLiirh and other or
kshis-rA Il. declared inai tia, mat
ter ~as in'h- hands al the counsel.
'iafa.g \, iis~kias.
issrs msints,ncd usai las aud na
~. -is- knew ihe wscs-aD.ui's Of
A. IT, NeGary and s'm Carer.
charged byth~ .oai~v.,ol .f i.rai.
Esn. ..nn-iii With ss,pr irs'isn,oss
of ,h- assassination .f trt-rtisp
H-lrh.r. at os J.ha l'!o- .hssi men
toned - being ims',esi.d In the
niIi io ~syiay aud .holi min"
guard. who we're .ac' ffum siSbush
Near la Nc,a an No,vmb.r
Have MS ssa-d q: Tire orsaIisa-
ii.n would 5-fcnd Iciary ana Car.
icr and ti.c.hsit u 's~V s~r- ssr'
:,r., ard trough, hsss H- asserted
tsai Il scp.na'-, .pK tue r's~e ~
these men. that u inuor~st tho or
ranis,iion would s,d them. aui ~
suii'y the organization r.d!. not.
liz .aia he IL" not know where they
IN, w~'- ,r shy the, hsi left here
and int.mai-a the, 'h.S night re-
urn after ,h- rNii saihosiu-s took
charge " tho .ii ..iiuh h"t"
rh- substance at the question. AMI
nnsw-rs In 'his .onn-c'o. was a.
follows.
y Vow "' couis~ know. Mr.
li,s--. II the charge. ssairst Nc
GARY. Garter aud f'ockhari Of IN"
confession ~ iHncannoiii aud I'll" IN.
v.siisa,,on II III. - v.ta affair
N N.s. know from hraraay..
,ha, Is. I hgv. Rad tho newspapers.
q Have y"u ANYTHING To -ay
r.is,iy" to III" gull, Or Innocence
OF McT;sry aud TIE cth.r~'
\ Tina: IL scm'thins { would
not say.
q II JcG,ry ana Garter aud
f'iocihart sr" captured viii tue
uh.,n defend them OF stand behind
thtm!
A. Tia, i-u.nd. upon the nlcas.
II innocent. y.s. TIL. u"icn would
not support y guilty. man tn" union
u opposed To- Siol"n,c.
a IiE- any step been taken by
tn. union to br.hg ih"yu men back
to lac. these Charge
A. why non. cf us know where
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11

they sT.. iiox e1E Ne
y. Nay aid Netiars ani catts>
i.s,. her. Iiknt after the tragedy II
they arr innocent
a rnat I don't knos-i ~'ish l
aia IL, sou know
a II would tend Ia sir.nsthrh
suspicion. w"aian't Il. Mr.. Hayes
\. S-. believe SO
a. What do ,ou thiak ~'iil come
gu, .f III. indictments n"I"ro the
''u-ni" srsnd i.ryF
\. Nothing
q. Where !. MoiA.r JoGhs!
A. Ia Beaver.
a II M.Gar> a,i Carter knew
thrS ate thus charged and are lnno.
s~n, why ao they MT san" back
here Noiun,af,i, ani prove il
\. I aoai knew. Probably they
ar. waiting snm~~h.r- and ~'ii r.,-
turn when the civil authorities ar.
N .hars.
Hay.. ..J i-A~rSn ~iii remain
here Tor several ds,. ani 10th VIII
r~sura io G-nser to ssi-la the con.
,-,sian at the sra.i-s unions "f the
.lai~ to b., held oh i'---n,s,r ~. al
which time tho question oi = state
vile q, meairy strike ~,ii H. .on'
sidcsvd. While he was being inter
.S~vci Hayes received u t"iTSr am
from John y. White. pr-sid.n' of ih-
organization. stating that h" would
b. In Denver M.n'iRs, Senator VIII
liam Green OF Ohio. sr-Erssss.ir"as-
us,r II ,L- International .rsanisA.
ticn. ~i,i also t- sh"r- al that time
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
URGES LlrERAcY TEST

Washington. dec Hi. r.. wills.
representing railroad hro,h-rhooi..
and Secretary Frank Morrison. of the
American Federation OF Labor. urged
the hous. Immigration committee to-
day to include in the immigration
bill y strict ii'"racr test. such as Was
vetoed by President TAFT
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
HAYES ASSUMES
''l;(li COMMAND Of
STRIKERS
LGusoa Also Returns
to District After
Long Abseace
LEADERS SILENT

iaisIGsti"Hsi Nls f.-sIi-n, S1.nss
}. iisyrs. of th- tnii-i n .. woTh'
sIs of America. and isssgd mctibs- :
saJ district organizer 1ohn u. Law
.oa nave retained To The sasuih.ft,
Colorado .triS. ron- after sh sbs-n.-
af several weeks They arrived ~
Ttsaiisd this mosuias. Registered nj
The Toite. IT. Il snd 81 on.- wen, 80
usioa hcsdau. si-rs where sL"y .p.a'
VII porasns
Nbla.-. AMI lawson sr;uTnius -
iifisfrat .ssm ~h.a she, left a-s'
shortly before the arsits. ui the
ssss- militia, since their departure
= military commission has rohiurte.!
~ iaaui.y and . number o. their
,iSht hAai m.G ani organizer. arc
i0pvisDuc.i aud others as~ fugitive >
from justice Hays and f.a~pon
both have b-ea Indicted BY . sSan,'
busy sof Violations of federal ia~,
spd or. under bond to apr-ar In
court
\ numh.f oi nuf,..Es hst" siatnr-'
the ahaals Of tn. sirik. district.
rh-ss murders. -tii-ncs In the iIse'.s
Il ls- suiiiIssS commission tsd'rstss.
were 'nssixass.i by mtu clos 10
lls,sA sad Lawson. n y. Mc<isrS.
oas of the ptu,-s-. uf the N..e pr-s'.
seNl and = s~rsousi fJs-ad sni .oa'i'
dSns of t.Ap.sa. u somewhere .~sk-
iss To keep out oi the .iutrh-s a.
tAs is~ rcscLias "ai for him. N''
Carr t- charged 10 ;h- confession OF
ZAn.sn snsiii With hs,ias been The ia
stisa;or ot IN. ,oii.bioc.ird assassih'
alton .I b,,~tis. asieh-f GU N",sm'
bss =. sas 20 have naii the confessed
sisy-r'S.. to MI him sam Garter.
who los suIa- time worked shonidcf
10 saouid.f vita Laws a. the I.ud.
:sS ten, colony. ais" impitc.t.! ~
tho plot by the confession. =. also -
fugitive.
itoh-rt th'ich. PRESIDENT "f ~" To-
Soi union oNV bN' " 'H' bs"''s"' ~
a.-ts -. tn. striS. under Hay'- sni
Lawson. Il. t.inx detained military
ntison-r aui has been declared -
"iaus,sous and un.t'siTah'" alien
n III. mi.iiar, sOmni.sion 10 "hics'
h~ made .,a'-m.u'. showing himself
10 u. au ayywri anarchist
S,piph G.rm-t. whom iiay". per.
.~naiiy brought to Colorado I" Of
.sriar the miner. and conduct the
strike in the Walsrnnurx district. Il
being held . military prisoner In sol
itsty confinement and IT. believed 'o
hsv. been connected with a number
ut strike disorders. James NicuNar-
4. and Louis Tiku-. leaders Of ih.
Greek striker. at the tent colony
over which Lawson was master for
week. after til. call Of til. strike. arr
military prisoners.
Thus Hayes aud Lawson return tu
Trinidad to find the situation In cha
~ and miners flockins back to work
every day. They finl the district
without Officers and dissatisfaction
cropping out everywhere. They are
moving heaven and earth now In .
last desperate effort to influence
statewide strike Of the allied trades.
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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
SPANISH BANK FAILS

Ma'riI. u-C. ~ i'he ,iyUh.no-
AI..r,.a,o bsu. suspended i'.Si"-ni
AGAIN 'Sisy. I, had tS-n "piis-h 4"
do 80 temporarily yesterday AIMS
iu = run. hut the Han. NJ Sp'i.
car. to i,s assistance. !, was re
ported that tn. bans ~IE 1'Nr!".s'i-
cd wish M,si'aa s,srri'ir-.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-11
DEPUTIES ARREST
CALUMET RIOTERS

Calumet. MitI,.. n-r. Gucrii-
1, wsrfar. whici ragged In "a" south
range district oi the copper miner.
strike son- wa. ended today wrui.
u force Of deputy sh.riifs invaded
several town. there aud mad. twelve
arra.t.. Til" oily person injured
WAS Ti'no:by iris'oii. deputy
sheriff. who wa. shot and seriously
wvnn.ici when he and other Officers
ATTEMPTED to foic. an cnttInc" Into
y anton hull.
The trouble r.'nt"r"j arc'ind tile
H.ll of the Western Federation ot
Miners In the towr ~ Soutn Range.
.io.t pri.coii was shot and several
ofthe arrests were made. Hcnr!
knskia MAS specifically charged with
wound.nythe officer and l.. IL said
by II confession to have implicat.h
two other mcmic,s Of thc union.
wsniy-three rifles and $50 rounds
o, ammunition were found In the
hall and corf.scsted.
rhc district qutetcd rapidly when
u big force uf deputies. reinforced
by volunteers trumthc Citizens Al
lance, was rushed to South Range
on tive spccial trains and In autoiuo-
bi'cs.