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United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
Federal Troops Remain inState
CONTINUED from Page One.)
been turned away from this state to the
center of national government.

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been turned away from this state to the
center of national government.
Wilson Gets the Story Straight.
In addition to having his personal rep
resentatives in Colorado to keep him in
formed as to the true situation, Presi-
dent Wilson has held frequent confer
ences with congressman and senators
from this state Shafroth, Keating, Tay-
lor and Seldomridge have been particu-
larly urgent in insisting that the fed
eral troops be retained and that the
president appoint national commission
to mediate this trouble and force the op-
orators to recognize the great body OF
citizens have some rights in the matter
that must be respected.
This week Judge Ben b. Lindsey and
Mrs Lee Champion, wife of former Dis
trict Judge Champion of Fremont coun-
ty, are in Washington to confer with
the president on the situation. They are
accompanied by Mrs. Pearl Jolly, leader
of the women at Ludlow; Mrs. Mary
Petruce, whose three children were
burned to death, and Pedro Valdez, who
lost his brother, wife and six children
in the Ludlow massacre.
Legislative Investigation Farce.
The committee created by the special
legislature to investigate the strike is a
farce, as shown by those who compose
it, majority of whom voted against any
action that would tend to bring perma-
nent peace. In order to make a show
at saving Governor Ammons' face after
the awful rebuke of the president, a few
members OF the committee this week
asked the mine owners what thex wer,
willing to do toward a settlement and
were answered hy Frank Cove that they
stood where they did at the beginning
with nothing to arbitrate." No result
will come from this committee other
than to create additional expense foi
the taxpayers, as each member is al
lowed 81 per day, travelling, hotel and
incidental expenses.
Court-Martial Hearing Ends.
The court-martial commission of the
Colorado National Guard, sitting at the
Golden rifle range, concluded its hear
ings against Major Patrick Hamrock,
who was in charge of the troops at Lud-
low, Wednesday, and a verdict will be
made public after it has been properly
fixed up and revised to suit General
Chase and Governor Ammons The latter
has gone to his ranch in Routt county
for few days to recuperate. and il will
be the first of next week before the ver-
dict is given out All the testimony
taken was from members and friends of
the state militia, but even much Of this
was sufficient to convict in any ordi-
nary court of justice. However, as the
court in effect was trying itself, Il coat
of copious whitewash is expected. The
strikers and those who were victims OF
the troops at Ludlow refused to testify
because they had no faith that Justice
would be meted out to the criminals.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
LAUNDRY WORKERS ARE
HUSTLING RIGHT ALONG

Laundry Workers Local No. % is
moving along in good shape these days
and is gradually getting better foot
hold in Denver. New members are COM
ing in and indications are bright for the
future. They believe in letting the peo-
pie know who are their friends and this
week have issued an attractive card,
which reads as follows:
Laundry Workers Local No. % desire
the union people to patronize the follow
ing union laundries:
Westminster. phone Champa 1925.
New Domestic. phone Main 6l32.
White Star, phone York 1894.
Star Overall Supply, phone Gallup S52.
Railroad Overall Supply, phone Cham
pa 3ld0.
Hamilton Towel Supply and Laundry,
1890 -Welton St, phone Champa 1868.
Windsor Wet Wash Laundry, phone
South 1896.
Demand the Laundry Workers label;
it stands for better wages and good con-
ditions. A woman canont live on S4.sd
or SO week and support family. II
You think 50, try it. Think twice before
you send your laundry.
It is hoped that trades unionists will
give careful attention to the above list
and act accordingly. You can build up
this organization by patronizing only the
above. Some of the laundries have their
announcements in The Bulletin. Look
them up.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
l26 Enlisted Gunmen atLudlow
Continued from Page One,

under General Chase. Fifty members
of Company X are reported to have gone
away beyond recall for service. Captain
Philip S. Van Cise is captain of this
company, which was known as the "col-
lege company" majority of the men,
bers having been college graduates.
Meanwhile Company X, First infantry,
has opened recruiting station in the
Kaiserhof building in an effort to OBJ
tain IS men to complete the company.
With that end in view, the enlistment
paper5 are so arranged that the militia
men who enlist in that company will
not be asked to serve in times of in
dustrial strife.
The omission of the date on the en-
listment blanks makes them subject only
to call from President Wilson for serv-
ice in Meico. 1t is believed that this
arrangement will do away with the re-
luctance of men to enlist.
Company X until March Is was the
largest company in the Colorado Ma
tional Guard. Many of the guardsmen
told officers of Company X, including
Lieutenant Elliott, that they felt that
their uniforms had been disgraced.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES

City and County of Denver. State OF
Colorado and are fully described In
Seretp saia attached and to sop Which you are
hereby referred for further and full
particulars. SThe said = lands In which
Steele Frances A. X. Congdon, and Jo-
seph c. Foisey are Interested are par
tsuaTy descri9sd bed as assf fest Of the
south n of Lot 3, and the east feet
Of Lot J. Block 22s; Capitol Avenue
trust deed to Public Trustee. use Elk
abeth +. Baker. Parcel No. 3: The
east feet of Lots Is and IA. glo9G
Steele, owner. Parcel No. 10: The wss,N
6 feet of Lots 2s and go. Block ga.
A, k. Congdon. owner. Parcel No; 81:
The west feet Of , the north tn. . som,b OF Lot
Sub division: Joseph c. Foisey. owner;
trust deed to Adolph Kuensemueller.
Trust Company; trust deed to Public
Trustee. use William +. Pigg.
The said petition s,ys pra,ys for da the ,. ap-
poihtment oi thres aisin'eres.ea T esd irse rssv
and County of Denver commission
ers to appraise and award the dam
respective parcels of land proposed to
be taken in this proceeding. and the
ing property. by reason OF such taking.
as well as TO assess such special bene-
fits against property specially bene-
flied in said block In the opinion
OF said commissioners Will result from
the proposed Improvement.
Therefore. you and each of you are
hereby notified that II you fail to ap
pear against said petition before or at
the time hereinbefore mentioned. the
relief prayed for in said petition will
be granted and commissioners for the
purposes hereinbefore mentioned will
be appointed.
for petitioner. City and County OF Dem
yer. n municipal corporation. this 18th
day OF May, A. d. 1914.
L. " STEVENS.
G. A. LU<FORD.
Attorneys for Petitioner. City and
County OF Denver.
First publication. May 20. 1914
Last publication June 20. 1914
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

Little Lunnon, to sweet sleep in the Sec
ond round is Denver boy and union
man. That is the fact. Gilbert is
member of Waters Union No. IA, and
followed his calling in Denver for
number of years, working at some of the
well known restaurants. Some years
AGO he blossomed out in the fistic field
and has been pretty busy in his line. He
has met some pretty good men and been
returned the winner. Up to date he has
not been knocked down. Gilbert came
here when about 10 years of age. and
is now but 81 He sold newspapers,
went to school, finally went to work as
a waiter. Joined No. IA, was active in
its work, and walked out on strike
every time occasion neeessitated. He
has been in Florida and other portions of
the country for the past four years, fol-
lowing his new profession, but always
retained his membership in the union of
his choice.
He came back here some time ago at
the solicitation OF the boxing enthusiasts
to meet Schubert. and made good. For
his success in this last encounter Wait
ers' Union No. IL has conferred upon
him life membership, and it is safe to
saw he will continue on to the end bear
ing the banner of his craft. He is
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
Chase a True Christian, Says
Chaplain of the State Militia

The 'Women's Law and Order League
of Denver" composed of the wives of
militia officers and members of Governor
Ammons' cabinet, together with some of
the smart set" and few preachers
who have an idea John d. Rockefeller,
Jr., is surrounded by sanity halo, held
a meeting in the Brown Palace hotel last
Saturday afternoon, and while tea was
being served applauded an address de-
livered by the Rev. H. NJ. Pingree, pas
tor of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church and chaplain in General Chase's
army of labor annihilators. The rev.
Colorado coal fields were all ignorant
foreigners and that the only way to rule
them is by iron and steel, the methods
adopted by Ammons and Chase. Il
speak to you ladies as Christian min
ister," said the Rev. Pingree, "and say
to you there is no hope for the present
generation of this people," Then this
professed follower of the lowly Naza-
rene continued:
Minister Would Use Dynamite.
"There was story in the papers
about the militia tearing away the cell
ing in miners home. Well, if 1 had
had anything to do with it, would have
lighted stick of dynamite and blown
up that house. The militia received
the information that arms and ammuni-
tion were concealed there. When they
tore waay the ceiling they found rifles
and much ammunition hidden behind the
boards.
what should have been done long
ago. ladies, and what should be done now
is to organize a vigilante committee to
call on these striking miners and say to
them: Are you United States citizens :
Do you intend to become United States
citizensf'
"All who answer No should be boxed
up and deported to where they came
from. Box up every man of them and
deport them and you will end this reign
of anarchy. There will be a wonderful
roar set up if such thing is done, but
it is the only patriotic thing to do,
ladies, the only religious thing to do.
"You hear the statement that one.
third more lives are lost in the coal
mines of Colorado than in any other
state of the union. This may be true
I don't believe it. If it is true, there is
reason. The atmosphere in this state
is dry and coal dust explodes more
easily. There is reason for all these
things.
Commends State Militia
"There is no better, finer class of
men i'll all the state than those who be-
long to the Colorado National Guard. ]
have been with General Chase day and
night and 1 know him to be Christian
gentleman.
when we first went down to the
strike fields they received us with brass
bands and greeted us waving the Ameri-
can flag. 1t seemed to me an insult to
see the American flag in the hands of
such men. may speak in a strange
manner for Christian minister, but I
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
PUBLIC rnusrEE.s SALE.

Whereas. Hattie Emma Payntar. by
June, 1910. which is recorded In book
2205. page 202, of the records In the
office OF tho Clerk and Recorder. OF the
duly conveyed to the Public Trustee.
IN and for the city and County OF
Denyer' Soioraao; ths t9ilowiins aet
County OF Denver. Colorado. to-wit;
Lot numbered six 90 IN block mum
the city OF Denver. which deed OF
trust was made to secure the payment
OF one promissory note OF even date
with said deed OF trust for the sum OF
twenty five hundred tf2500. 00l dollars.
payable to the order OF ~ L. Hotch-
OF. with interest thereon at six per cen;
per aunum until paid. interest payable
semi, ,ii an nnually. AZ Is more pariienlsriy
enee TO which iE hereby made for
greater certainty. and
Whereas The said Hattie Emma
Pnyntcr, having dcfaulted In the pay
ment OF the principal sum OF twenty
five hundred dollars t2Beo.0ol. with
due Dscember ssih. 1872. and seventy.
five dollars $4,000 interest due De-
ccmber gath. 1913. also interest ON the
lsTl per annum from December 2sth.
1919. with interest on the interest cou-
ba, said no,e er p ahh'n auiv assIrn.d que To-
Peter J. Zegiio. who is now the ewner
and holder thereof and the legal hold
count of said default TO declare said
note unpaid. due and payable.
Now. Therefore. mt the written re-
quest OF Peter J. Zegiio. assignee of n
l. Hotchkiss. the legal holder of said
note. pursuant to law. I. the under
signed. Public Trustee In and for tho.
City and County of Denver. Coiorndo(
do hereby give notice that ! will m
the hour OF ten o'clock In the forenoon
OF
JUNE FIRST. 1914
mt the fremont street front door of
the court house In the City and coun-
ty OF Denver. Colorado. sell mt public
auction. to the highest and best bid
der. for cash. the said described prem
iscs. and all the right. title. and Inter-
est OF the said Hattie Emma Payntcr.
heirs and assigns therein. for tn. pur-
pose OF paying tho sum of twenty-five
hundred dollars g,soo.ocl pslneipai
tcrest due December goth. 1912, and
due December asth. 1918. also interest
on the principal at the rate OF So per
annum from December 2eth. 1919. with
interest on the interest coupon note
at ssy pcr nnnum after due fbcinR the
indebtedness secured by said deed of
trusp. and the cost and expenses OF
executing this trust. and will deliver
to the purchaser certificate of sale
ns provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. AprIi 40.
1914. HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County OF Denver. Colorado.
First publication May ?. 1914
Last publication May 80. 1914.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
Industrial Board for Mediation
CONTINUED from Page one.)

railways. The great success of both the
Erdman and Newlands acts in preventing
strikes suggests that a. similar agency
might prevent other strikes, or at least
prevent their reaching such crisis OF
violence and bloodshed as occurred in
West Virginia, Michigan and Colorado.
The commission has authorized extern
sive investigations of the workings of
other boards of mediation and concilia-
tion in the various states and in foreign
countries, and the tentative bill is the
first result of these investigations.
One of the important features of the
bill is its plan for cooperation with
state boards of mediation whenever such
exist, and it's plan for joining with such
boards in any section of the country for
united action whenever a dispute extends
beyond the limits of single state
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS IN CONDEMNATION.
STATE OF COLORADO.
City and County Of Denver. IS.

STATE OF COLORADO.
City and County of Denver. IS.
In the District Court.
No. 57354.
Div. 4.
city and County of Denver. n Munich
pal Corporation. Petitioner,
David J. Meyerpeter. II: A. Hicks, Pub
lie Trustee: Robert Briggs. Thomas
Edwards. Lawrence N. Grecnienf. q.
Bllzabssh . aisslier, Elinabeth + Ba.
Kerr Avn avh 4 Er,saa MscrTe merI1, Josn boa Mar
Faulkner. the Haiiack 4 Howard
Lumber Company. NJ. w. Behneman.
Mary Schroeder, Gertrude g. Munger.
Johnson, Grace NJ. Jackson, Allan
wylie.. John @. Grant, ora r. Penn.
Mary wEnsi Il aisep Ems moesre Carson oTfs Tns
Aiberta Investment Company. Fran
els A.. X; congdon. Grace y. Hazen
Joseph C.. Foisey, William. +; Pigg.
Sashe, Sarh E. Lew Wson Es1her9 the j.
Realty Company, and Edith Marx,
The Peopie OF the state of Colorado to
the Defendants above named. Greet
, xSa are are hereby yssarea IL to appssr
5nSciaP judi o District Of % the State Of esSoa coio
5ay 5af D. a. the the hour 1s aay ~ sn
O'Clock a. m. being the time fixed by
order of Court heretofore duly en-
tered herein for the hearing OF the
petition filed in this cause. and show
cause. II any thcre be. against the
PEI nnt,tionary y aboye m ned ci fehdver
said court seeking condemnation OF
certain lands for the purpose OF OPEN
lie alley In Block 223, Capitol Avenue
Subdivision Elisabeth 0laxier. owner:
OF Denver. state Of Colorado. pursuant
1907.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
DENVER TRADES UNIONIST THAT IS
HANDY WITH HIS HANDS in ACTION

pleasant and agreeable chap and bids
fair to make a success of his calling and
it may be that in the not too far dis
tant future Denver may have the honor
of hailing him as champion in the
pugilistic arena, and that champion will
be a union man.
Gilbert's heart is in the right place
for the cause of unionism, and he has
volunteered to appear at the benefit for
the Ludlow sufferers to come off at the
and will go any length that may be re-
quired of him. No doubt Denver union
lists and others will be glad of the op-
portunity to see him in action. He says
as long as he is in this section his serv-
ices are at the command of those who
are seeking to raise funds for the un-
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
punLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

whereas. Eugenia Jones. by deed Of
trust. dated the End day OF Decembsr
page los, OF the records In the offics
OF the Clerk and Recorder OF the city
conveyed to the Public Trustee In and
for tho city and County OF Denver,
Colorado. the following described real
estate In the city and County of Dem
yer. Colorado. to-wit: Lot thirty-four
go. block nineteen Cigl. Park Aye
nue. Addition to Denver. which deed of
of two promissory notes of even date
with said deed OF trust for the agsrc-
dollars. payable to the order OF Arthur
s. Miller; one for $1,000, payable In one
isra iyssnr; Hasr. sna one FOR $1,000 PAYABLE ip
with Interest thereon Mt six per cont
per annum until paid. interest payable
larly set forth In said deed OF trust
reference to which is hereby made for
sroater certainty. and.
having dcfauited IN the payment OF in,
terest amounting to s120. due March 2,
Whereas. the holder of said notes
procured insurance on tho building on
said land less than the amount OF said
neglect OF first party so TO do, as pro-
vided In said trust deed, notwith--
said notes. and the legal holder OF said
$4,000 note. having elected on nccount
OF said defaults to dccIare said $4,000
Now. therefore. at the writtcn re-
guest OF Arthur :. Miller. the legal
holder of said $4,000 note, pursuant to
law. !. the .undersigncd. Public Trus-
tee in and for the city and County of
Denver. Colorado, do hereby give no.
tice that will. Mt the hour OF ten
o'clock In the forenoon of
MONDAY. JUNE 22ND. 1914.
at the fremont street front door of
County OF Denver, Colorado. sell Mt
public auction. to the highest and best
bidder for cash, the said dcscribcd
pre- misses. and all the right. title and
Interest Of the said Eugenin Jones her.
heirs and assigns therein, for the nnr
pose of paying the sum Of ssfe2. 90 ana
interest tbeing the indebtedncss sr-
cured by said deed Of trust). and the
cost ana expcnses OF executing this
chaser n certificate of sale ms pro-
pated at Denver. Colorado. May 20,
" HENRY A. HICKS
Pubic TrvAtce in and for tho City
and Comfy OF Denver, COLORADO.
First publication May 2s. 1914.
Last publication June 20. iSii.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

fortunates of the industrial conditions.
A man with heart like that cannot but
be all right and should succeed, what
ever his calling may be.
In giving Gilbert the once over, the G.
NJ, who knows nothing about fisticuffs,
is clearly of the opinion that were Gil
bert serving patrons in cafe, and
brought a well-done steak when a rare
one was ordered, it would be mild
voiced G. NJ. that requested a change.
And at that he believes Gilbert woulo
do his best TO please. May he reach the
top rung of the ladder he has erected
to climb into prosperity.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
DROP IN AND SEE HIM.

Morris Weinberger. who has been in
the cafe and wet goods business in Dem
yer for many years, and who has host
of friends. has an announcement in this
issue of The Bulletin to which we call
your attention. Everything at his place
is of the best and those in need of re-
freshment will be treated right.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
coMMoDIous HALL FOR RENT.
Wilson Gets the Story Straight.

Labor unions and fraternaI orders in
search of commodious, central meeting
place should see the Carpenters Union
hall, l047 Stout street. Seats 200 peo-
meetings and is on the ground floor. Can
be rented for Tuesday, Thursday, Satur-
day, Sunday, second and fourth Wednes.
day nights. Reasonable terms Write
or call on Secretary Robert Currie at the
hall, l947 Stout street.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
WHERE TO FIND 'EM.

If you are lonesome and want pleas
ant place to spend an afternoon or even
ing, with congenial companions, daily
papers, magazines and books, join the
Trade Union Benefit Association club,
second floor Quincy building, 18th and
Curtis. All union men eligible.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23
OPEN TO ALL UNION MEN.

IF You are a member Of n labor organ
izntion you are eligible to membership
in the Trade Union Benefit Association
club. It's place worth while. Second
floor Quincy building. There's where
you meet the people you know
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

It may be news to fight fans and
others to know that Dick Gilbert. who
won by Knockout at the Colorado Ath-
letic club Tuesday night, when he sent
Schubert "a heavyweight aspirant from
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

Bachelors are "women's rights" and
widowers are women's lefts.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

Try Principe de Lees cigar for AN
after dinner smoke. Union made.-Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-05-23

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after dinner smoke. Union made.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1914-05-13
WOULD RE-ROUTE
THREE CAR LINES
ID. u. X. Proposes to Combine
Trumbull and Brush Routes
and Extend Hamilton

The d. U. X. is considering chang.
ing the routes OF the Brush, TrumbulI
and Hamilton lines, as follows:
Trumbull cars to cross Woodward.
ave. at the Michigan-ave crossing, In.
stead OF turning on Griswold-st., and
to proceed up Monroeave. and out
Brush-st., thereby combining the
Brush and Trumbull routes. and
abandoning the ferry loop route OF the
Trumbull- cars and the Brush-st sta
tion route OF the Brush cars
Hamilton cars TO turn on Atwater.
ST.. instead of backing around the Y
at the foot OF .Woodward-ave., and 10
proceed to the Brush-st. station, then
up Brush.st 10 Jefferson-ave.. and to
WoodW ard-aye., as the Brush.st cars
now do
These changes are merely being
considt red" said A. ID. B. Van Zandt.
publicity agent OF the ID. u. X. we
want the public to think them over
and tell US II they approve"
Work on the Junction-ave, line Will
be begun. Thursday morning. az Fort
ST. and Junction.ave. The grading
and paving has been turned over TO
Contractor John A. Mereier by the
d. Y. r.