The chronicle=news., 1914-05-14

'-rhs ps-p Psess. Which In my e~-
Iimssios. has bese The tseiiiss ssass
of sii tho sioiesss asd ia~issssesA
II hi. strike. vss half . mile from
the truth ~h~s they srsus~t sp- sn.i
my .as nj sasl act of srsoas an
siad I. .As sh-y arr srsslas closer 10
the ssu,h every aAs. as asis s-a
DAYS as. sh- Ioiiasias ts-ha app-ss-d
: nd il that item the writer .sm-
within se- hanas-d Yasss OF la-
srutEs th- distance lhs, ,h- alleged
'sahmsh' sas fs.ss The actual se-a-
q ,k- ,foubi-. The item is repro.
.tus--s
''0vaa~a ca,ss Arrest
Last hi.hi Shjlr Isossfia
ramitio. of iels san t.ats
street. ~s. i.skisx oS.g bis s1a
psepssssoss Ia hasdiss il 10 she
t'sn--a States isupf. s@t.s. IL
vas ssviarsssiis discharged
III. siss %. In 81 The s.ss .aase
aeixab-os. . sisstisxs Heusss
Tsvs~osts. sans~~s. eteshessd
,A. .hsss 'pssesa tss suas.s jail
sad raA iaso the huss~s s..ssE
ske seisa bss,es % Ts@iiIo's
coal b. sssssra il otf. Ass sssa.
Ties. sfv sxs kisa Q. a.a SIC
vast 10 rus away TIE sz-a
snpx Taniilo jslts fAafiae sse
.~asfle sesse-s Ellsworth saa
raAiiiss Taniiss va. ssspsras
rasiiia i. ssili IL !silo'
Th- S-lls~ sheet sAss kss breA
uasasiss u. sssfess hs. charged asH
Zee ali sh.s~ battles .sas The ssse
Gpasas flied ,.se she srrsss OF osArf.
N5sr started Sic ss..osSafs u IL svss.
uasble to- suppose that a hssdfsI Of
ne fellows ~osssa .-~h So esasas&ens
sish t.ssc people - ssst soSesy
like ss t,s,as.~s >osr @s as bad shs
s.site la suanis ssisssss bsd the
s.. s-s ~ f.-laspa s.sss The haisi~
siss .se strikers . fr~ ssyS after The
tJsal.v ssssiss Eishs.~s mss s-s-
ali ts.se were ass s~ps eet~ kiiIess.
rsslY bullrts bit tss asiae office sn
tsisrheAs tiaes ~ese sgss asvs b.
the lis. fro~ N. kjilss ssa ssupr'
saAs5 over sekphpae tisemes uku
wefe seas oat to nah. the repairs
owe asy siNy shots wssv syfva al
ss aasoaebile in which mT dspah'
trt. MIS- Tinb-stis. of Hastings ~ss
sisiax sish h.f .hildsvus she turned
ha.ks afraid I. proceed tusta.fs
asked hst later " che had eerss
tjsv ,sppN The srass Not haeiss
been armed she sssut.I ee that ".s.
eaa sesshs 30 rusrr.i With the tpss.
Shscksts nj the h.zbaykss
- have had a personal a,auais'
saAce With III. mep who have s~rycs
long years a. mine ss.rss aAa samI
cttisets4 They arU men Of ssaedips
in the community and nca ef tam
jly. I ,o-,ls mention W e. HUM nj
ORGY Creek. ,hirr.tive resfs . resi-
dent Rutp ttslscsss Of ssatkvilI.. u
yeats. Reher: Ice. untdefed hi
strikers at sesunic. ~ years: 0u,
Howe. of ptimerc. and his brsshel
Walter. Of pcUen. forty vesss: ". r
Thatcher. formerly NJ Betwind ans
nov cf CckeisI.. ~ yrsrs: Mont.
NIasiasaIe. Of scpriss Clint Robinses
rf Hastings and many uthetsS all N
whom we're civil Officers before 'hel
entered the employ ot the .cs, com
nanics.
The mine guards vhs have bees
employed since this strike ~esc Sc
iettcd not frosn she sluIus a. tn
enemies Of Law and urder has sus
xe.te'I. but frcn the rank. cf old es
peripncei civil Officers in Denver an,
other cities Of the state. Most q
them ate men Of experience and fam
i,y and Of general good character.
Much has been said about tn
camp stores. As far as my knowl
edge goes the prices at the compan.
stores are as fair as those Of the cit.
and as good class Of goods Is kept
In the camps where Z have been en-
ployed business men have had a,ccs
and peddlers have operated and dc
llivered in competition to the com