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TWO ESCAPE FROM
JAIL At PUEBLO;
ARE CAPTURED

Pueblo. Colo. June 2.-Exccutins 4
a we'll laid plan two prisoners at the
county Jail. one of them held on a
murder charge. gained q half hour
freedom yesterday afternoon.
The men are T.cmma Grosc. chare
ed with the killing OF Max Newman
a pawn broker. and Frank Huseman
held on a minor charge.
Gro.c's mother visited him AT i:3o
O'Clock when Jaiicr william McClel.
land took Grose back to his cell,
which he shared with tfussman. The
two men icaped upon the officer and
beat him almost into inscnsibility.
A ravor In the possession Of Grosc
also was welded. The jailcr was
locked in the cell by the prisoner
who made their way to the front Of
flee where they gpt keys with which
they opened the front doors.
A nalarm was turned In at police
Headquarters by mombcrs Of the head
jailer's family.
The police anticipated the course
the men would take and captured
them in the railroad yards near the
insane asylum after short chase.
Subsequently Crosses mother. be-
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MEDIATION
DEADLOCK
STILL On

SiA.Ars Fails. Jun. -.-s'iii
d~adioek-d over .onstiiaiionaiist
representation the Mexican ani
American mediation delegates S~s-
waiting for mare information to-day
about the character and ability af
certain t-f.oas who had been sas-
s-~i-.i Io somi-os- the n-~ .sasis-
iona1 government,
The M-si.an delegates are report.
linz To their government the d~s-i-
opm-nts with reference To roasiiiu-
tionaiist representation but have as
yet M official confirmation of the
subject from the m-diaioss.
The American delegates have not
flashed their discussion with The
mediator sbaal tho constitutional
lists and af- awaiting more sdsi.-s
from wsshissson. lnsiiraiions to-day
~-s- that aashinx aeftaii- wo.,id bs'
resolved IN nonsii'uii"nsiisi repre-
.-niaii ION. though the m-dtatofs w-r-
s-,-nsi-d tn b- fsAmisx . reply tn the
last carssn-s mote.
The siai~msni af tho Durango Eis-
ins tho eoas'tiutionaitsi view of the
ns-diaiion conference Vas regarded
here - likely tn delay rather 'haa
hurry tho Negotiations. While y"
.omm-at was obiainabi~. Ihss~ .f the
ronf~s~aer uho did express them
selves poini-d Io tho statement ~
sonrsrS- ~,id-n.~ Of the eoassiiu-
tioaaiisi Misunderstanding of tho
character of the a~sosis'ioas.
The siAi~meas. Il ~ss said. served
To show = lack of Information o.
spae os the Important I.oiais b-isx
treated here. especially ~ Ia just
ss.s Representatives. u tie s~v pro-
vhstoasi sosesun~st the eoaf~svaee
had ial~ad~d for tho casranissss.
There IL .om~ reason Tn believe that
the conference has planned fr.m the
first ss ri,. the ron.,i,uii.aaiisis =
large shar- In the provisional gov.
rram-ai. but definite Information
along ihi. iin- ha. a~e.ssariiy b~cn
withheld until the viewpoints OF
ttu~sia and Washington could Ice OBJ
isincd.
sCsssssssA 80 ssss ~
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iius Shelley uss aos dtsioas~d. The
Nskssi-, ''spsssh sisiess.' uniikr our
iilsasstoas Teddy Roosevelt. eo.ii
sos rostSsral- the CREDIT at haSihs
captured ''Asa iusa hiii.- ~ Z
o'strs she cavalry participating In
The vancouver of the day returned
10 esmp. hssIss pat IN . strenuous
day in the wilds. Thsy 1ss- dsvaeh.
- 10 The skia. bul ae~pisr the toas
jaaaS wssv - fsvsh - the rso, crib.
lei aatay. for The sn,dtes At The rsis-
~ aassss y psspssra ses sssrh rsre6i.
stoss ai aay stas asd asd~s more
hoDllls coo1iltooe.
.A-Yhs saDe 0-0dPV0-peUvA -
The sasseA slasv wh~se fos l~a ioas
neasha vas6ssias hssas a. ss~siiias
have enaaeA The hilis s~~kiax hs,iie
~ish the fosv~s At las aad us'irf.
'Aesuan the mesa tors fsum where
shelley and his mea or-upird Ihrss
l-sllsoa yesterday 10 tho battlefield
of tho coal ssstkc. the ridge ot hills
where strikers have sc~a ~a,scaehesi
lacking do~s uroa the pasture shesv
oa Ocsotcs ,. Mack Powell. . cowboy.
vas shot 10 death In hattie. and fell.
the tiesa victim of the industrial
warfare.
Whit M short distance tsoa ~hcsC
tho cavalry carried oa tactical man
eusers Il rorb~s. ~hcsc on Arrii :s
aine mon died With rifles In their
hssd. r.sistias . aescil~ss fire from
tho hoshscks. and where NJ MONDAY
q r~d glare of iirc iixhicd the sky
and tho refugees from the camp
drsssrd weary frct along the road.
looking hack - Napoleon must have
icckcd hack In rcirratins frun Mos
row.
Since entering the strike district
the federal trooIs have explored the
country well. t1ahcr's peak has
bs en- asccndCd and tho old trails ia
miiisr decades aso 10 the scouts who
drove the redskins from tho country.
are Incoming familiar also to the
khaki clad troopers from Fort Oslc-
thorpe. The roads iravcrsc'i by
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SHELLEY FORCES VICTORIOUS
IN bl00DLESS ENGAGEMENT
M'k|MLEY'S INVADERS FAIL
To D|Sl0OGE THE ENEMY
EIeseatk Casaly Masespers Conducted d
Dreaclns Raia. Troops Pat II Streasos,
DIV II WiI4s Gsd Execute Movements Liz
Armies n Real Wartime. All Quiet To1ay.

Fer hss yesterday steady dswnPsss ef rails asa while The
lightning Pysa The artillery q Tie heavens nsid
ssaassss ts.hasd.sat Captain Shelby vish Eisssah
airy Md apsaab pssits tAs s sk shih ~ sssk
ssy ths .s.sg aad ssessa resisting s.sksses ssaseh
svsds cap.a Nskia vhs sssshs aAs hin ~
the hL
1Asss easasy peeeesasg eassas y different eesi
stealing march hs sly fssa Mon
,Aaa fifty nles county asA ,hs spAn
tai psy and hsssss Up IL summit q he pax
100 ats1 The ausky essss Il ths Shelley
shsssA asaias IssAa sky Aad all he asas the
nasesvsss. xajss C. G csbsn q hs Esvesth.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02

ANTITRUST AND
TOLLS BILL Up
BEFORE SENATE

Wsshinston. u. e.. June ..-Ths
cisyioa ohsnibas antitrust biii ~a.
AsAin before the house today with
iSasi-reis that detailed sonsia~sAi ios,
~oaii b~ eoAapl-s-d before All laura
assi. Rapid progress has i,--a made
Icy the house. sai, five os the tS-n-
i,-tsa s~riioas af the hill remaisins
io i's disposed of,
Adoptioa oe the snsehi-d isi-ps
psetisioa that NO isiSs-ss ss farm
~ss equalization shall i,- held In bs-
q eosabinsiton or conspiracy In re-
s,ssini of trade featured yesterdays q
run siderAiios of the n-asas-. When
tho hous- eoas~aed today II Was
i.isnn-si Ia soasid-r the s~etiss at the
bili linisisx sh- us~ al isiunsiina In
isi-.s disps,i-s.
Rerabitrsn Leader Mana DECLARED
that the l'soey-.sis-s did hot ksov
hsv To vote 90 the iaias sm~nam~st
aatii sfi~s consultation with co,,
Roosevelt.
The so,as~i ssasd. oa tho FRO.
rs-ssis- riaifasns.' srsos-d Ns, Nar-
dark. ''rsiik- The frmnrssis aasl
the Republicans the Progressive arr
aos hog tied and Ih-s sos- their In
aisiaaAl ssr~s,''
They ID hot knes what their s1s.
lin,sals as-.- returned Ms. Nsnn.
-rsiii the gentleman frnm kansss
sn~s oses In S~~ York ssa asks Col
Roswell ~hss sh- s~s'irmsn tsah'
Kansas ihints''
WIZ kr 10 a,r-ne~d In the Panama
Tolls r<esss,<So I'm s.s~ai ~ss ~spisisssa
In ssr s-sas- to-day hv Ss~aalas o>sk.
las. RSrshli~ss ~ California IT,
eaas- af ht. feeble health. . clerk
s-sa the speech.
arsalar i,asah made q plea to-day
for ra.isr 1ssd iesisis't.a for the
West besoev the sajoasameas of cns.
sssss.
TIE sssasne saia the ws~s s~eaesa
a srsssss laad lav saa . puw~s lsw.
sss n e~ersAet sss. veas1 res~ses
mseh sanss. 0aly . fsv hssss -
aesdei. ~ sss~A so i,aa . biii sns
the rvssattna hs s~s'isrs of the ~ssiS
raym~ass on scriamsstna t'eu,~~sss
Foe, oe five ,-ars may ~ y short
time for us so t.ass i-sts!atSos. bat
IL u . long time In tho s~tii-s uho
l. h~irs sius~vs oa'." he sAid. "tf
this srssloa eios~s ~i'hoa' The f.ass-
ar~ os this iaw u ~lii an act n Ia
Justice aad inhumani'v Ia thousands
nm tho psuje~ts."
senator Joa-~ rsni.osri = fiiihuss~s
In Get the reclamation legislation. ="
that sens,oe isosah ad'I~d there prob.
ably ~.ssid tr M river snd hasf,or
hj,, nni~.. the reclamation bsii ~aa
added In u.
Interstate Commerce Commission
-ss and legal representative of rail-
road sy.'c,ns appeared today ''cfof-
the senate Interstate commerce. rom
miu-- In give their ,i"~s on trust
hill. which affect carriers.
Commissioners Clements and ,tall.
Rot,-rt =. t.osctt of tho Hartman
lines. A. =. Harri. os the New York
Central. ]. u. niair of tho Southern
Par,fic and 4. n. Thorn ri the
Southern railway appeared.
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REBELS DEFEAT
FEOERALS IN
SPIRITED
BATTLE

Durango. Mexico. June Three
decisive engagements with federal
troops between Zaesi-~as and san
Luis Po,osi were won by the eonssi-
lusionaii.s. May 10 and ~. accord
Ink To reports received today by Cen
@gal caEransa. Coion~l Fernando
Reyes. with soo sn~n of the comma nj
of General casr~sa Torres. Who h
Investing Fan i.,iis i'oiosi. admins
t~r~si = decisive d~f~at io = large
federal fasr- ~ SShnas. and later
also defeated . force sent from Han
i.a,is To g~inforr~ tho ssiiaas esssi'
500.
The nshlins ~ Salinas lasted IS
hoar.. tho federal loss In the battle
t,~iax &c pfisases and four officers
t'os,st-~n federal officers oh. were
captured u-r- executed and J; rsi-
Yates captured ~~s- liberated. The
f-si~sais l-i-ssaph~d Han iJais roIusi
for r-iafnsr-m-ais which did not ar.
rive unsii after tho first battle, They
w~s- m-t as,lsid~ tho io~a and div
~ bark.
Anone tho officers executed Vas
colon~, Carlos chas~s. ts" ii-ui-n-
ant eoionris. oa~ major. four rap.
iaias and sis ii~airsanis. caion-i
R~,-s captured s~o machine euas.
3. 900 cartridges. 800 rifles. i:i
horses snd other mutations colnu-l
csioa-a of tho command und-r G-n-
~sai Panfiin Nat~sa. ins-ssiax zars-
,-ess. captured. federal srunps isain
at Piaas on May ~. killing 6" of
tho s~d~ssis. espsasias . consider.
abl- supply of ammunition asa pro-
visioas. The esespias t~6ssals fled
to xacatseaa-
Coassisatsnssitss forces op~sai,ss
aealssa Zax~aieras saa Haa 1.ats 70.
tosi ar~ In rias~ soaeh By uis~ aad
eo.op~saiias. G-a~rai cAssansa an
noane-,i today that he would give =
statue n Francisco Mad-so 'o the
city of Dsransn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02
NEW MEXICO NAN IS
H0N0REp BY WILSON

Washington. ID. c. June 2.-The
president today nominated Boaz w.
Long Of New Mexico. now chief OF
the division Of 1.atin-Amcrican af-
fairs. department OF state. to be
min lister to Salvador.
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FEDERAL COURT IS
AFTER THREAD TRUST

Washington. y. C., June 2.-Disso-
IutIon Of the so-called thread trust
organized under the name OF the
American Thread company. was to-
day ordered by the federal court al
Trenton, N. ].
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saiSaaal sssi~0~at. have pFusaitutesi
Individual kasoe and official tns~s-
ri,y. ssh ks,- siiiifi-d. tssdue-d srd
siss.iss~.a cslss asso,asd tho sohi- sn~s
ana uosa~s who eompsiae tho large
msjosi,y ns It's eisisrsshir.
Rr~niss-a. that ~~ romm~sd Gov.
~snor Amsoss. O~a~ssi chasr ass
the Colorado ssssoasi sussd f"s
their siss-s-. earnest ssd hoss~s ef.
sosss 10 i~sfnra sh~ dui,~~ snd tut.
~ tho oaiisasIoas of their imt.ostssi
offices. ssa 80 recognize With a.
pseeiaiina tho able manner IN whs-h
th~y have dlsrhsss~d the sruss imrn>.
~d % ,hcss BY the people of shs
state.
R~aolvs-,. that vc further enmneHd
the seMh~ss os tho state ,~Sssissars
who 70 faithfully srsv~d thesr eou
stisusney, ssfsx.asaea ths Istaasssj
Of the state asd spheid the dssn'i,
At our psopss. By the casetasss ol
the Laws psssrd by tho s~eest estrs
es~.toa os tho legislature.
Rr~ni,esi. that ~r urRr uroa the
civil authorities of the state. and -
p-etaiiy 81 t.aA Anisnas eouniy. "a
spare no effort os expense In hrsae'aa
,o justice r~sSpas guilty a crimes
ihss has~ stained tho records of oar
county dusiae tho past few moa'hs:
aud we respectfully arsr upoa tho
Judge os thu district eourt. wishin
and for Las Animss county. that II
IL absolutely necessary that . GIand
jusy shoa,a Immediately Investigate
shcss crimes and tn that ~ad request
that 4 sp~~iai Grand jury he called
a, tho EARLIEST i-ns~ibic mom"ni To
dIsehsrx~ this duty. And we furth-
or call upon all good ciiisrns of this
and other counties of tho state ia
freely and eoarasrousiy stve their
sincere ami earnest support 10 the
civil au,hori,io- In an effort to re-
,lc.m the fair name Of our state.
TRINIDAD CHAMBER
or COMMERCE..
r,~ea,~eA - oA0D ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02

Tampico. June I Thy way of
Rro~nsvilic. Texas. June G.-Thc
United States transport Hancock to-
day arrived with :;o refugees who
were transferred outside the port 'o
the collier Lebanon and then landed
in tho city. Most Of them were men
Interested in the oil industry aud
seeking to resume the occupation.
The oil operators generally are re-
luc,ant to commence their activities
on account Of the difficulties sur
rounding the general situation In
Mexico. especially during the confer
cncc Of the mcdiators at Niagara
Falls.
The acute scarcity Of currency Is
sravcIy affecting all business inter-
csts here. II Ia impossible to obtain
sufficient bills. either national or
constitutional. for payment OF cm-
pioycs and there Is practically no
small change In circulation. Owing
TO the small number Of bills In the
city tho ccxhangc for American cur
rcncy has been reduced to two pesos
for one American dollar.
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~asas aas ef white s.ps-d ~ssoes N
IN. -sfiy days asu l--ise lsssrssrsi
sa~ hs the aoan'-d ss-s uf Col.
tnrkesi's .uenmsnds The ftshsssG
i.n.s af tnsir Fam arr i--ssihins =
a-~ atmosphere ssi d.vosise shcsss'
selves 10 the rssriisr r.sn-us.ss With
the sssi al srsi soidirss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02
CLASS Of 1914
GIVES FINAL
EXERCISES

Originality il tn. word that
marked the class day exercises that
were held by the class Of 1914 at
the high schooi auditorium this
morning. Al 1880 o'clock the par
cnss and friends Of the elias. assem-
bicd to witness these exercises which
have come To he one of the most en-
joyci of the commencement ae'i,i-
ties. The programme given follows:
Music -. Hish School Orchestra
Class Poem -------- Stanley Green
Grafton ----. Stanley Green
Class History - Mary Olive sherman
Piano solo ----a4 DOTS Mos'r
Glass Prophecy =. Margaret J. Logan
Presentation Of Glass Gifts ---
go Stanley Green. President Of Glass
Class WIN .----.-. Jean Day
Presentation of Glass Gift -----=-
- Stanley Green. President OF Glass
Acceptance OF Oift --------s-------
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it~siin. June :.-No Instructions
In connection with the steamers ypir-
sara aud tiavaris. fined for lsndsus
ss Puerto Mexico ssms and annual
ton for iiuesss. have h~~a given ay
tho German foreign office To coan'
Won tIcrnssosff. G~sman ambassador
to tho rni'~.i S0i-~.
This official statement vas made
today. but II was added that the
cascp arc under Investigation aad
may later h- tho subject with ncso.
siaiions With Washington. A pub.
i,.h-d report that Germany had pro-
tested against the t,~naiisa,ion of ih~
ycr-cis waa denied officially
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02
|CAAllDR OF COMMERCE N RESOLUTION
CONDEMNS lAWlESSNESS Of UNITED NINE
WORKERS AND C00MEnDS GOV. AlDll0NS
urges Ihat Grad by h e,1sl ID avestig,ts outase,
csanRhl &etes yo1oS uosspap8 aal klp
uotsey. Ilkls Fin Na1d t0 llv sad or6a.
THE RESOLUTION

Whereas os than m"" last ts 'h" s" d" cooaa"
arsasi eiSi inhabitants
s
offs
.
compliance With
.is
And ~h~sess rsiod ps-rair midst
os a-s-sss hui
bt u tavabtdnR. psirtnsr
s~sshp ot ha asd tho
r-cp. rule ssa
whereas La,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02
Principal !. y. Clifford


OF the above programme several
numbers deserve especial mention.
The class poem and oration which
were given by Stanley Green. showed
a very marked degree OF time and
preparation. The class prophesy dis
played originality In Its manner OF
presentation. Margaret Logan. as
sisted by John Abcrcrombic. gave
tho prophesy in conversational
form. WAieh made 1t extremely en-
tertaining. Again with the class
will was shown more originality In
the manner In which 1t was present.
ed Jean Day. the executor OF the
will. had assisting her Miss Bessie
East as her maid. Miss Verno Sonncr
as the family physician. and George
Mars. the lawyer. The will was then
executed in dialogue. Miss Day be-
ing taken III summons the family
physician. Miss Sonner. who tells her
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02

Monterey. Mexico. June 2.-The
only structure burned by the feder-
ais when the evacuated Saltillo May
20 was the casino. according to In
formation. regarded as authentic.
reaching here yesterday. The aame
information had II that the constitu-
tionaIists looted n few houses. The
property OF Huerta sympathizcrs who
left with the federal army.
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CUP DEFENDERS
COMPETE N lAcE

As1tssfe4 rse11 nd. Jss~ g.
thy Wts~l~sw. i-Oa . tit~~a Anii~ tsi.
angular course. the cup ysrhss Vsa.
lite and ttrsniui~ esused shc saAssias
line shossiy i.-fss- o'siork this sf.
l-faups in the fitsi preliminary rare
On t.sas Island sound. preliminary
10 selecting q i-nat tn dctehd the Am.
"sisais cur. The Kr~uius-. Owned by
the flag offio~rs' syndicate Of the Nr~
York Yacht club ~ss tirs, os-s the
li.~. ,hirtv.tour seconds ahead of the
vanitt-. huiit by A. =. Curhsua.
The weather was ideal. Just t-.
fos- tho heats ros under ~ay . fresh
north ~r~s~r of fifteen tnoss ~siuklcd
tho surface Of the sound. hut shortly
after tho start IL had d~crras~d 10
not more than eight or ten knots. A
iarxc fleet of yachts and other pleas.
nrr craft followed tho rsrrss.
Tho Defiance. ,hiri ot tho ciatm.
ants for for cup dcfcadins hprcf..
was unable 10 start today. because
her rig was being changed.
The yachts rounded the third mark
In tho following or,icr:
R~soiu,c. ::sa:to: vsn,iie. ::is.
unofficial time.
The yachts now had covered half
the race and vaniiic had gained four
iccn seconds on Rcsolusc on tho tirs'
time around tho triangular fifteen
mile coursc. The hIs slo"ps then
stood away for the firs, mark for the
second time around on broad reach.
vanitic led tscsoiuic by one min
ute and 90 seconds al 3::o o'clock
this afternoon when both sloops
were standing along on a reach
toward the first mark.
This is their second time around
the I : mile course.
vanitic passed Resolutc at 5:OS
o'clock. As a driftcr she showed Ia
advantage.
Rye. S. ". June c.-whcn tho
VWV sIus3 yarHb NHUSte oVu VeO
iutc made sail today for their initial
contest In the series for the selection
Of the American boat. preliminary to
the cup struggles In September. there
was not wind enough to fluticr the
private signals at the peaks OF the
main sails. The weather Was clear
but for several hours before noon.
tho time act for the race to Great
Captain island. the water Of the
sound shone like the FURNISHED brass
topsidcs OF the vanitie.
The two yachts lay side by said all
night in Glen Cove. some ten miles
from the start. With them was n
good sized fleet Of boats that will fol-
low the contest, including the ten-
tlers Cape Cod and City Of State.
Much regret was expressed over
the inability of the Defiance the
(C,AaalaoaA - nn~p A.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02


Anisas rosasty hss br-n tho especial
field sad crsses II op-saliaa for tho
'i-riossbi- manifestations of ia~l~>s.
a--s ard anarchy. which Threatens
In i.araiys- psngyrss. s-ns4is.h bist.
nss.. sas 10 dsnssof I.- iah,sstr's,si,
achieved s'ser~sa a half . s-atusy al
asrrssiiiias iRasaesy on tho :.st Of
,k~ snnd peopee oe shi. ~omn1nisy In
tr,iaiak . psuaa asd prosperous au.
si.iraiiiy.
Asa. whereas. this iam~stahie eoa-
ai,toa has h~~s eostsihai-sa In. u MOI
esess~d by tho sasely sns.sst-n ss,tey
ot the ossssisaiiea known ~ the
'ais~a Mas westsrs II America. 10
s-~kiss BY foscs asa ,ioi~aec 10 con.
rel sdhes-orc-0oe sinae By aesss.
tor of ensi mlses-bas the s~us1 o..
ttesss a the lsw aaA the pasisc sps.
seo1ls. - ss~ ~esseos~ aaa ~ -.susss.
seas Softsiss that . nss hss sos the
sssls~sshl~ psisii~se NJ wortiss
when he wtil. asd for What WAR he
viii.
And. whereas. no eauar conducted
by imt-ostea and raid ssisainss for
their n~s personal 9aia and psofi'.
tho success of which s~sss ui.a =
campaign of ~iifui MISREPRESENTATION
sad malicious faisrhoos. can merit or
hoi.~ 10 sv,-is- tho support os sn.
dos>~nens nj inssIiisest sud fair
minded r~oric:
Asd. whereas. our ansr'y afflicted
eommunily Il ihscsi-acd with q
further Invasion of hisvd asissiors
from localities far asicld. whasr
svow~d pusrosr lie IN tactic In f"rsh-
rs rebellion and crime their d~iud"S
and misguided followers: while this
stricken city Ani eoanty brass the
burden of the Inevitable flood of false
sssismeni and siandcroas eaiumns
srot broadcast throughout tho nation
Lv thcsr so-csiir,i ica6ess:
And. whereas. I, has b~romc tho
imperative duty of every loyal and
Law. w.ahiding citisrn Of the state In
scarlSsaiy express and eoarascoasiy
prcn,uisntc the true ssatim~nt which
l,esvadcs tho majority Of Colnrado's
riiisrnshtp. to tho cad thst all tho
t'niicd States NAV know that wc t'co-
pIe os Colorado still believe In up
holding the constitution. and cnforc-
ing tho laws Of the land and stili
swear allegiance to the principles and
teachings Of q republican form Of
sos crnmcnt.
Now, therefore. Nc Il resolved. by
the Trinidad. Las Animas County
Chamber Of Commerce. that wc
strongly condemn tho methods. prin-
cipics and practices Of the United
Mine Workers Of America In the con-
duct Of tho coal miners strike In
this state. and unquaiifictiiy stigma
tisc their methods ~ unwisc ami un-
fair. their principles a. inimica1 nike
to organised society and organized
iat,or. and their practices ~ a dis
grscc to civilization.
Resolved, that wc condemn thar
portion Of tho press Of Colorado
unfortunately largely those newspap-
crs with tho widest circulation. and
presumably Of tho greatcst Influence
without the statc-which has con-
tributcd in a great measure to tho
continuation Of the reign Of Iawless-
ness. by a policy Of consistent and
continued publication Of statements
absolutely false. or so inaccurate as
to he entirely misleading.
Resolved. that we condemn all
sh... oosort,tv acektnR llama vor,ies
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-02

1Cs.ssasea 80 sase 4,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-12-18

S Sas easi}y seitc ! gift
from the large stock Of collar
SETS. caps, %scarfs, ties, etc. car
ried by Schultz 's.-Adv.
Estrayed from my place Nov.
10th. Six horses. 2 sorrel geld
ngs, / bay gelding, l black mare,
/ bay mare, l bay marc colt Any
enc seeing same please notify me,
Z. Thee. Flesche, Coal Harbor,
n. D.-Adv.
IL. j. Wagner, optical specia-
list, of Bismarck, will visit WASH
burn professionally Monday Dec.
q. Eyes tested and glasses
fitted, also glasses changed and
renewed. Gall and see me. OF.
&ce at Washburn Hotel.
ADV. 1926.