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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

Knights and Ladies Of Security.
Special meeting of the Knights and
Ladies of Security tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

Ardmoreite Wants get results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

FOR TRADE-Fine Washita bottom
farm for city property, well i'm
proved. Value 5000. No boosted
prices go. Phone S61. 17tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

LOST-Between Cold Storage and
Denton's store, black leather purse
containing ruby ring with two
pearl settings, gold stickpin,
and gold collar pin with "M' en-
graved thereon. Reward. Return
to Ardmoreite office. l7-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

NO TYPHOID GERMS. plsTlll.
Ed WATER IS CENT BOTTLES. W.
J. LANE. 23t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Upholstere mahogany
davenport. Phone blue 522. 1863
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

TO RENT-A four or five
room house by September !. Call
phone SS7. l7-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17

FOR SALE-Grapes, at 702 A ST., n.
E., L. A. Mosteller. 14-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
LOST AND FOUND.

and locket with IN.
c." engraved on locket. Reward for
return to Mrs. Ada Hines. 1863
DOST-Small chain and locket be-
tween Carter Avenue, S. E., and
mile and one-half west of Ardmore
on Lone Grove road. Reward.
Phone green-357. 16.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
TO ExChANG GE.

FOR TRADE-Five-room house; lot
75x14O, b St, n. W, TO trade for
farm land. See A. Z. or Allison
Coleman. 17-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-08-17
LIVESTOCK

MY FINE JERSEY BULL vii make
season at my barn on West Main
Street. VIII call for cows. Phone
blue $50. Will Cardwell. film.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
ALL TIRED OUT

Hundreds More in Alaska in the
 Same Plight.
 Tired all the time; Weary and worn out night and day;
 Back aches; head aches, Your kidneys are probably weak ened.
 You should help them at their work.
 Let one who knows tell you now. H. R. Hatch, 2516 Cedar St, Everett, Wash, says: "It is about fifteen years ago that I had kid hey trouble, For over year I was confined to the house and it was impossible for me to get about without help. I had terrible pains through the small of my back and body. I could not straighten up in the morning without, going through all kinds of misery. The kidney secretions were something very scanty and then again DrOfuse. l doctored- but was not given the least bit of relief. Every one of them claimed that I had Bright's disease and that I was too far gone to be cured. Just at that time Doan's Kid ney Pills came to my attention and I gave them a trial. I began to notice a change in my condition right after taking the first box. Gradually the symptoms left me. I began to Timber up and I was able 10 get around after taking ten bo@es. I was at last my natural self and free from all trouble. l have had no trouble since"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Uni ted States.
 Remember the uame-Doan's- and take no other.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
HEALTHY PLANTS
Rea-ire tbe Egaet Careful ttentIOn Rs
 Et-e'E .5 Coed SgU

Re1-ire tbo Egost Careful 4 ttentIOn az
 T-e'i a5 Coed SOIL.
 Did you ever sec a .rs Oy5h vbich- despite the most Jer,.r-ru- environment of ssH-ot 3uEshiEe-and of atmosphere, -secul1 never to achieve Q healthy growth.
 A ton of manure will not help plant that has Q canker eating out It's heart. You must destroy the cause before you can remove the effect.
 You carrot cure Dandruft and Bald ness hv IUbb'ng on hair lotions. and TubbiL n vaseine, etc.
 Yo' must look to the cause of the trouble--its a germ at the roots of your hair which causes it to fall out. Newbros Herpiclde destroys the germ, and healthy hair is the sure result. Sold by leading druggists. Send 1oc. In stamps for sample to The Herplclde O.. Detroit. Mich.
 One dollar bottles guaranteed.
 At all drug stores.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, ]
 Lucas County. |

Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL LARS for each and every case of CatarTh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before mo and subscrib- ed in my presence, this 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 A. W. GLEASON,
 (Seal) Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- ually, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 Cubccri|c F,r +ba nafIyr A1qely9n
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Found: At the w. P. A. Club gymnasium last Friday, gold plat ed Indian Bracelet. Owner can have same by proving property and paying for this adv. If.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

You should give "Luxor" toilet articles a trial. See the "Week End" sets for men and women, 35 cents. Enough for a thorough trial. Keller Bros. Agents. tf.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Whats a Skagway Omelet? You'll never find out until you visit the New Idea Bakery and DelicateSsen.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09
onlv one oRRoMo ouININEo

Whenever you feel cold coming on, think of the full name, Laxa- tive Bromo Quinine. Look for sig nature of E. w. Grove on box. 25c.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

A WELCOME TO WINTER. The summer time was good 70 me;
 It brought me happy hours. The bright green fields were fair to see;
 Refreshing were the showers. And now that winter time is here
 New pictures please my sight. The moon and stars shine bright and clear;
 The world looks pure and white.
 So, ever us the years go by, New beauties come to bless Him who will see with loving eye
 For him there's happiness.
 Charles II. Meters.
The daily Alaskan., 1914-04-09

Suhscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

ben Stiid. 0ieie MeIIer moren in
ser &eael orl 5neiten ODER oritten
Gaze abgeaangen, cinige altA crit
nah Orei bis fiinf3ebu Monaten.
Sine eigendrtige Poae ipielen oie
Saargei6miiIite I'M Mngen. Sn Der
meOi5inii1en 2iterotur iin0 etDa 90
6dae bacon beI6rieben. W1eilt ban
bette es iih babel Inn bDlteriide ooer
QeiItesfranfe ourhmeq meiblihe Der
ionen, 0ie fih ieIbit sic 6oare aus
r~auften uno oieie ber3ebrten. @inen
iolhen SAT- bat fiir5lih mieOer
Sranfe-Hoitod mitgeteilt. Sin jun
ges MGo6en nrroe negen W~agenbe-
ihiperOen in oie &linif aufgenommen.
ga Oie 9e6onolnug iid ais fruftlos
erpies unO man i'm Wagen cine
idmer5loie @eifwulit feitgeiteat
batte, muroe nod elmer Ho%ntgenourf-
Ievhtune 3ur Operation geiAritten.
sic ergnS cine 6oargeiHmulit Grt-
hobe5oar) oie 800 @routm fpog ui1O
- in Der 6orm oes Magens n an
ser Heinen &riimmung 6, an Der gro-
zen 13 3oa Lang mar. Ser Opera
tion folgte elm glatter Gerlalf nilo
SELLING oes MogenIeiOens. IS lit
neritGnolid, oaB sic Iangen 6rauell-
barre i6left abgeben, uno bob tie
iid NIT ser 3eit gu einem Derfil3ten
@emebe un6 all elmer @eihnllit 5it'
Iammen6anen miiIfen. Gur5e Soare
aeHen Ieidter ab, balten lid II. a. aDer
lanqe Belt reaftionslos i'm &orper.
@on3 flr8 lei nod Der ieltenen
Sale BON ubnormer 6remoforper-
ponoerung geoo6t. GIN iolder MUIR
oe Dor Ginger 3eit IN 9ieler dr6t-
Ii6en @erein beiproden. Gin Dor
5ipan5ig Sobren nit @isitilffen 8lt-
ber1hludteS 8feroeboor fam
SUB mieOer berous. Der Battent
bemerfte einen fleiren Tidel out
Dem SitBriiden nit einem ldlpar6er
@ltnft in Ser M1itte. 3ieben an Dem
f6mor5en Gltntf f0r0erte Elm 8feroe-
bdar outage, 0as 1tder 1lldf Q
oitBen bineingelongt mar. geoh Ell
nige begloubigte 8eiipiele bon iolder
ieltenen Sremoforperwonoerung iino
in ser 2iteratur n~ie0ergeIeat, 10 gum
8eiipieI oos @ri6eineu zines Wei-
fers in Ser Nobelgegeno uno = in
4ieG - oos Seroilstreteu elmer Der
idludten Stednnoel in Der @len-
beige.
Solde T0ae fins - mie gefoat
febr ielten. 0ie Gegel lit, bob Oie
Sremoforper ouf notiirli6em @ege
.obgeben. Sci oeridludten
nidt ipiBen @egenitdnoen braihen
mir oIIo nidt dngitlih 8u iein. Sci
ipiben Sremoforpern ieben mir oos
Qegen otter Elm @erioeen Der notiir-
Gihen SdubfrGfte 6eS Sroanismus.
Sin8u5iebung zines Nr8tes 1T
olfo rotiom. ltnbeoinQt notid 1T lie
beim Ginoringen bon Srcmoforpern
in Ole 2uftr0bre ooer BET Stefen-
bleiben in Ser Speiierobre !
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Sic staatSiduIOen Der 8eIt.

Gle in 9riiIiel eri6einenoe uAction
@conomique" Bat Elm 8er5ei6nis ser
StoQtsi6uloen aler Stoaten ser
@elt 3uiammengelteat. 9arous en-
gibt iid, 0aB idmtlihe Gegierungen
ser @elt am 1. Saruar 1918 ibren
@l1u6igern rlno 210 Miaiaroen
6ranfen ldul0eten. Sn ben leBten
5ebn Sabren lit 0ieie Staatsihul0 Inn
90 @ro5ent oewahien, Ieit Oier5ig
Sabren bat iie ii6 uerooppelt uto I'M
9aufe oeS Sabres lino nod einige
Miaiaroen 0a3u gefommen. SIN
Sabre 1912 8ablten Die Staaten III
rem @l1ubigern mebr ais 10 Weiaiar-
Sen 3inien. Die Sbuloen ser euro
pGil6en Staaten baben am /. Sanuar
1913 Die 9obe BON ungefdbr 1852
Miaiar0en erreidt. 8ranfreiG ltebt
nit iiber 81 Miaiaroen an Ser
Spite, oann folgen Geutl6lano emit
@inIhluB ser gin5elitaaten) nit 26,
MuBlano nit "a, Selterreihr nit
1872, @nglan0 mn 10 S1dllen MIL
1872, Spanien nit 8, 8ortugal nit
ioft 5, 9eleien nit AZ uno Solan0
nit 2E Miaiaroen. 8erglp;:Alt man
sic Sobe Ser StaatsidntS nit ser Be
p0lferungs8abl, 10 gebiibrt oie SALINE
sen Yortugieien. Oenn bel ibnen emit
fauen ouf Sen Ropf 100 6ranfen Ser
Staatsfdulo. Damn fommen 0ie
6ramoien nit 7S7, 0ie 8elaier nit
572, Die Spanier nit All. Die Sol
lGnoer nit 40S. oie @~ngldnoer NIT
1914, sic 9eutNhen nit 389, Die Sta
liener nit 387, Sic 9elterreiAer nit
361 mo Die Gulien nit 142 5ranfen
per &opf ser @%inmobner.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
Stint
8etersbura. I'M Nebruor.

8eterSburd, I'M Tebrltor.
@oblperitanoerL oie ruiiilde 8ltt-
tertpo1e, nidt etma bic 8uttermo6e
i6ledtpeg; oenn cine ~SGirofaia
W1oIlionni3a", eilsa breite Butter
node, fam eS nur I'M breittpiirfigen,
groB3iiGiq leben0en &liBlano aebeny
Ser ruiIii6e Saihinl, Oenn oas lit
sic @uttermo1e, fennt ni6t ben
Mlmmenidoll5 oes melteuropGii6en
3ornepals, 6agegen lit er reid an
Shmauiereietl, 8dllen uno Yid-
nifs; man lebt nod einmol gar5 aus
Dem @oQen, oerm nod ben a6t to1en
9agen ser gutteripohe folgen Die
6iirren feds @o6en ser groBen Sa-
iten, oie Dem gr0Bten Seite Der grie-
Observation-Disclosures Stride, Sltern, por-
o~llsgeben. 90 muB mar ii6 oenn
fir Die lonae3eit ser gntbaltiamfcit,
nit ser es freili6 nidt an5u Ihlinm
beiteGt it, idaoIos bolten, uno man
tut Dos nit Ser gan3en erpaniiDen
Sineebung Der ilapiiheh Natnr.
Gs gibt nihtS Anareifenoeres in
Ser @elt ols Die 8uttcrDo6e; man
beoenfe MIR, ooB 0ie ginlaourgen 81
Dem nabrbaften Symbol ser Butter
noodle i6on mo6enlang Dor benz 6eIte
erae5en, BOB in alien 5umilien Der
D8Iin" oasMenii beberriAt uno man
BEL alien Sreunoen un0 gefannten
8lini beripeiien muB, wenn man
niht in Ben STUFF zines unge6ogenet
Weni6en geroten nil. Man miro
in oieier begnooeten 3eit nidt gum
Mittdg ooer gum Nbeno einwgelaoen.
ionoern Die 8arole heiBt: 8linil
Ser 8lin, Ser Ser 8uttermohe Die
Signotur qibt, lit Die Sod8ii6tung
oes @fannfu6ens, ieine eoellte un0
ooGfommenite Sorm oariiber binaus
fam es nidts geben, in 0ieler gran-
DIE lit 6ie @aitroiopbie bis an Die
GltBerIten @renaen Der 2eiltungs-
fGbigfeit gelongt. Man bereitet bic
fen loderen nno 5efommlihen &u=
6erL ser fingeroif. aber aud pnpier-
oiirn iein fam, ober inter allen TIM
itdnoen gliibeno beiB beraebrt peroen
muB, aus feinem 8uhmei5enmebl,
un6 man Deripeiit i'm nit 3utaten
Die feline inneren 0ualitdten inter
Itreihen. iie ms redte 2i6t riiden
uno heben.
God penn ser 2eier einen ipenn
olth mr. onn6bernoen 8eariff BON
ser 8uttermohe uno Den glini be-
fommen min. mtB er I6on freuno-
Iihit Nlab nenen uno Elm @linieiien
mitmaden. Gr b%erbrenne fih Dor
oaen 0ingen nidt Die Singer, benn
sic SeGer iino gliibeno beiB, oomit
oie &u6en nidt abfiiblen; oas Ddre
elm 1lngIiid, Dem man du6 in Der
@eiie borbeuet. oaB man Die 8lini
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18
@eide Sage.
@on 0uife 8 iioemann.

geidt menn S6auer reid an Segen
Cir auf alien oeinen @egen
@erf lin0 &ingen iibergieBen
lln0 nur Sreu0enblumen iprieBen,
Sinh sir Sag un0 Stltnoen reid
Mandes 0robenoe @enitter
MeiBt bonn itol5en @ihbaum Split-
ter,
Inns mor9 2eioen lno grtragen,
5tin eroul6etes 8eriagen
Meadt oas Ser8 in Qemut wei6.
Cam crit. pern on ourdgeruneen
llno oein miiniAeno Sd be6:pungen,
Bliibn Dir %ionnenltiae Gage,
fleine Gait uno Hloee
Old niht 0auerno me6r Der5ebrt,
90 has Ser6 in Demut freier
lln0 boG innerer Srie0ensfeier
@effer .0nnfen fonn uno loben
1lno 6os @noOenIidlt BON oben
9llib I'M Ginltern nidt entbebrt.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

Der MScnee i6fpanfenoer @eItalten,
ote oaS Qeort inuitrieren, Dab nidts
iHfuerer 5u ertrogen III ols cine
Neibe bon eltten Gngen.
@ir lin0 unteroeiien ihon auf Die
Nerpo aeIonat; Der Snmittihif gi6t
cine 9robe ieiner 6obrfunit, er faBt
oie 3iigel, itoBt eineu ~gellenOeu
Shrei aus uito Die Yieroe ihieBen
oo6in; oas @obelpierO, Die naoren.
naiag, trubt inter DEM bunten
4rummboI3e idlonf IND irei, pdb-
reno Die y8riitiaibniie~ Die &opie
melt auslegen urlo galoppieren; Die
@lode am arummbol5 eelt unO ole
Shenen idpirren; Der S6litten
fIiegt pie elm EfeiI oa5in. 60 iagt
man Ourb sic llusnOlidfeit ser
Steppen, 0urh uiiabiebbore MGlOer,
all Itiaen Seen unO mdhtigen Giro
men entlong Oiirh Ons uferloie GuB-
LAMB
golO fino sic gororte iibernunoen.
Dor Ser lesten Gneipe geGIen Die
39ie6barnonifns, feifen ailgetrunfene
Meiber, gr0len 9urIHen unO W1n-
ner in sen @intertag binein. 8ir
Iin0 i'm 6reieu, i'm 8ol0e. geln
iagt ser S9Iitten 0abin ais Oh uns
Ser Seufel alti Dem Naden idBe; mir
fliegen iiber 2idtun9en un6 idIitfpen
0unn tpieoer in Ben Sllnfel idapeigen-
sen @al0 binein; Sic 8Gume trugen
iHmere Shneepoliter; Elm tief berub-
bdnget0er 3peig Miro bon Dem
&rumm6ol3 geitreiit, er iiberibiittet
uns nit ieiner Sdneelnit.
SdIt! @ir limo an erne- 2i6tung.
SaItl ssh miiIien urs it1rfenl Gin
6euerden miro lngemoht; Die
idwar3e @au@iduIe winOet ii6 Our6
sic Sannen gum bIauen Simmel ent-
por; man tpirft CRIME 3meige in Die
Slut, fie praiieln unO 5iiden un0
berbreiten tpiiraigen 9uft. 9ann er-
fdeint cine fiiriorgenoe 5Iaide, uno
man Itarft Iid. 9[u9 sic 9amen
balten nit - es lit ia 10 foIt! llno
man Bari niht frnnf meroerl, beileibe
ni6tI Sn Ser MsaBIianni5a eebt Oos
niAt an. Mu9 ser Snmidtihif Bat
Iein 0eputot erbalten, er rduipert
fif in sic 5dult tnO or0net Ods @e-
idirr Ser 0arnpfen0en Hferoe.
ga flingeIt cine neue Sroifa
5eran. glibibnen Miro Elm fur4t-
barer Mrfdlog gei6mieOet = als Die
9(6nungsloien beranfabren, meroen
iie nit u~ngebeuren Maiien Sdnee
iiberidiittet. &reiTden un0 2e1en
i6aQt 0urd 0en @ol0, bod Oie gln-
~f0mmIinge iinO nidt geneigt, Den
l1e6erfaQ unger1ht 81 laiien, lie Itiir-
8en aus i6rem S6litten, un0 cine
fur6t6ore SaneeiAlabt lit i'm SnnO-
itmore6en I'M @ange. N9an mnbt
ober 6olo 5rieOen, iteut iid 9egen-
ieitig Dor, trinft elm @Ias o0er auh
3pei, uno Oonn iest man Die 5abrt
fort.
Man fdArt natIriih nidt nod
@auie, 0os m1re i6on 81 faO, ion-
0ern man iuft zines Ser aroBen Ser
Observation-Disclosures ouf MO sic
91umGnen fie0eln, oie 3igeuner fin
Qen un0 ser Seft in Str0men flieBt
0otiirIih meroen aud bier 8lini &c
geiien, uno nntiirlih mub man aud
bier sic probibitioen Shnapshen III
@nmenoung brinQen.
Gas gebt beute 10, un0 0as miro
odt Gage hin0urh 10 aehen. Oenn
mir feiern guttermohe. @enn Iie
nerrauidt fem miro, Damn moaen
mir in Sad u1o aihe guEe fun, uno
oann mag ms Der Quit BON magerer
&nfIiuope un6 5todiiih an Sic Ser
oGnalihfeit ir0ii6er 6reuoen elm
0ringlih gemahnen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

y Sbiirineiide Oberlb8een. - 9ie
tbiiringiiden Sberlp3een, alio bic
observation-disclosures fino pom preii-
Bifhen &altusminiiterilm ols oenen
NreuBens gleibtpertig a%nerfonnt NOR
SEN, uno apor nit Ser 8eitimmune.
noB oeren S1iilerinnen nod Mble-
g1lng Ser 2ebramtspriifung 5limStu-
blum auf preuBii6en llnioeriitdten
Washington Journal., 1914-04-18

uno our acknowledgement Iriifung
fir oas b0bere 2ebromt 5ugelaiien
iin6.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21

Mr. W. B. RocKafeliow has returne ] to the city and Is now connected with the Hickman Music Store. 12-12-fm
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21
DIPLOMAT HELD ASt
 ON SERIOUS CHARGE
BOLIVIAN CONSUL AT SAN FRAN CISCO ARRESTED AT lN-
 STANCE OF LITTLE GIRLS.

San Francisco. Jan. 2G-Carlos Sanjines. Bolivian consul at this port. occupies a cell because of his failure to put up 5000 bonds to insure his appearance in police z5urt tomorrow for a hearing on felony charge growing ou. of an accusation made by two young girls. Sanjnes, indig- nant over his arrest. declares the po- lice have no authority over him and threatens to make an international incident out of his arrest.
 While Sanjines was ma moving picture theatre last night two 13-year' old girls told the manager of the house that he had insulted them. Sanjines arrest followed
 The nature of the charge against Sanjines makes him liable if convict ed to a prison term of not less than one year. He stands charged also with the misdemeanor of having lot. tery tickets in his possession.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21
B0NDHOLDERS ARE
 GETTING ANXIOUS
MEXICAN SITUATION IS CAUSING MUCH INTEREST IN FlNAN-
 GAL CIRCLES.

Washington, Jan 20-New York departments advise as to the bes; means of protecting the Mexican bonds. amounting to about $l50000, 900, which they hold, have been in formed by Solicitor Folk that the de par;ment has no suggestions to offer At the same time the solicitor called attention to the fact that President Wilson already has said he would not recognize any act done or authorized to be done by Gen. Huerta since he became dictator in Mexico or by the congress which he had installed.
 State department officials would not comment on the Paris dispatches saying the French government had directed a protest to Gen. Huerta against the suspension of interest pay ments on the public debt. It was said outside of the department that the United States government will de cline to put forth any effort to insure the liquidation of Mexican bonds is-
 ued after President Wilson had warn ed the fiancial world of the admins tration's view of the Huerta govern ment
 M. Jusserand, the French ambassa- dor, was in consultation yesterday for q short time with Secretary Bryan, but his business related 10 the effort to amend the Kahn act for the pre- lection of patented exhibits at the San Francisco exposition and no ref erence was made to the purpose 0f the French government to protest against the default in interest pay ments. This was regarded in off cial circles as an intimation tha, there is no intention on the part pf the French government of insisting on a collection of the interest al the Mexican customs houses
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21
Would Remove Coventlon.

Two attempts were made late to. day to remove the convention of Unit. ed Mine Workers of America, which opened this morning rom this city but bolh failed. It is probable that another effort will be made when the resolutions committee reports tomor. row.
 Two delegates, Samuel Montgom cry of Montgomery, Ala, and w. R. Fairley, Pratt City, Ala, started for Washington today to work before congress for the resolution authoriz ing federal investigation of the COD per strike in Michigan and the coal strike in Colorado The trip was au thorized by a resolution adopted unanimously.
 Other business were tha reports ol President White. Frank J. Hayes vice president and Wm Green, sec retary-trasurer.
 President White, in his report touched briefly Cn the Christmas dis aster at Calumet, and the deportation
  of Chas. H. Mover.
 Tt is to be hoped" said President White, That the horrible disaste, Christmas eve at Calumet will b. thoroughly and impartially investigat ed and the guilty punished. The bru tai assault on President Mover. a: well as his deportation from ,ht strike zone, is another evidence O the lawlessness practiced by so-calleC opponents of law and order"
 Mir. Hayes detailed the progress of the Colorado and West Virginia strikes and declared drastic measures should be taken to amend or repea inc sherman law so that it could moi be applied to labor organization H, paid tribute to the work of Mother Mary Jones, who is under arrest il Colorado because of inflammatorl speeches. The convention voted .unan imously to send telegram to Moth err Jones expressing Hove and admir- ation for your gallant stand for hu manity,' and demanding her release MT. Green told Of the growth 0 the organization and the finances o the past year He sad the unioi now had $3,000,Oe0, every dollar o which could be used as strike de fense fund.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-01-21
MONEY.

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MINE WORKERS
 DISCUSS STRIKE
DEVELOPMENT OF FEDERATION IN NON-UNlON FIELDS AN IM-
 PORTANT QUESTION.
Condemn Tyranny of Militia, Impris- onment of Members and Other Fea. lures of Colorado Strike.

indianapolis Ind, Jan 20-Deval- opment of the United Mine Workers in non-union fields was commented on at length in the report of Frank J. Hayes, vice presidet of the orea- Ration. He also spoke in disapproyal of the labor situation in West Vir- ginia; was caustio in his comment on the campaign of the Colorado mine owners in the W estern coal mine strikes, and was Outspoken in his criticism Of the Sherman antitrust law in it's application to organized la Dor and insistent i'll demanding its repeal or amendmet.
 Regardig the West Virginia situa. ton, Mir. Hayes said
 "The subserviency of Gov. Glass cock, tyranny of the militia, Illegal imprisonment of our people. upsett- ing of constitutional government. in. terVention of the federal government through senate committee and final settlement of the strike, are notable chapters in the life of our move ment.
 On the Colorado strike, Mir. Hayes said:
 The strike was a splendid success practically 95 per cent of the men re spending to the call Within a short time about thirty independent com panies recognized the union. grant ing the demands made by the Trini dad convention and putting to work about l,600 men and helping material ly to mould public sentiment in favor of our cause.
 The militia of Colorado. as usual is being used to assist the operators in fighting the strike. Many of oul most active men have been thrown in Jail by the military forces without any charges being preferred against them. No one is allowed to talk to these military prisoners and they are tortured and starved by officers in charge for the alleged purpose of forcing them to make some sort of confession
 Tn view of the indictment of your officials under the Sherman anti-trus7 act and the assessing of a heavy pen alty against members of the Hatters' union and other organizations. ad- wise members of our union to take drastic measures for amendment of this solcalled anti1Wust law so that its provisions will hot apply to labor unions.
 Legislation is pending in congress at this time along this line and call upon our local unions everywhere to petition their congressman and sen ators to use their influence in hay ing this law amended at once. before the courts of the land succeeded in making farce out of the constitu- tional rights of the toilers of the ma tion"