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-.lh wen. n ~as San fimss N fhs
fstnf these nlcsar
rhe dnsk had deepenc.i lnie Gartusgs
when Deaeef Mofant palm fspf~d aoi
bfaAd ssnash q curry fvsy ~ sris
frar nnicf " ye.loa musiarhe ap1
100 rsln. etespfsG lrssaensd INTO :
huge ttsh
Hiye .ssl q SIM eemsrtalie qr','
nst4
III f>vfna % nc I've hcfn furnish
ing ntue amusement ~ The boys.
~ surmisci ffoaniag
"ian hate laastri Mpfsn ~
what IN Sfptlssa uheg Hali fhnaax ihf
Fawt A. ~ tne sid fpi meniian
~ mi 10 swuns III. 'it s1phly
= fonf sHf.prsr one 81 "a 30 evei
laid ege, % be-
tiges nart .ses dweif - Aiofaf
rer,ia2y ihpn - sUFte smile came
Have Z rf-sr Aui b. iasssf ofei
are ~hieh niH " Aiann Kept fai
f'irfi1as
fife afoifsssi smiling ~ ~ waitea
seaJ and his ryes narrowed % c1n
rrnfratrf Thought H. aifatei BIZ
itlrt Nandytc with hls long. lean
willie fngers Thsy hsA hsa ih-lr i9ks
wfin him fhesc thicE fsHiseiusa Th~s
haa made hlfa dtsb madsy FIRM cerpst
- fosncf. over many wrnry i,ia.ts has
~ithpf troWias that they were s1lhf
- they hsd convinced him - uns
fhinf ifaf june Hscd in this rirlnrs
and ihai 'hes aA know ~ her
Ne MAS pasHlna the eofuers o. BE- sr
fited " this Hneerfaiety The eorners
were tangled kHo, ~ street and niles
intersections uhsf~ one mirhi snris
~ ie almost any direction and 20 m
shefe
Nod Warner ~ fhat mouieuf war
seuring seprc ~ te'ocuscs bro this
nijeiiNrhnod
1ii"i and hair famish@,i fiife rte M.
delayed dinner ~ company win TO-
,tariwla hfaneile Tommy Thomas end
ibe Waite Wlaiaebed fjnk faced Drin
tuuuingham aud with a heaYy. silent
iiltA eteiiided niau WHO Wosr sBpfi
cropped hHif an hls bls rnuni head
iommy nud rHunlusham and Hiss
sat for some time iDQ.thef affef 10,
uig man hsd ien They were eeiieui
D planning something
ilesliy eli THREE ~rDi oug and step
ped .nio iiiye's iuansiaus umuusinc
Before they had gone yefe faf Blys
sittiar rs The glrl. ioaBed toward hes
sad began talking o. nof 10 low fanes
u, and 10 The igaee ~ smile snm'
90 hos lips
o. iasiohHll nfhaheh anWinf
foam q klndly iopt ins woman h,id ths
hnhliinr Tommy hand ueinfen har
heg saA NAiie ihsY laiLcd Thsr, upi'
both sadnrn Hud i"neilnrss b. AIR
Willard ns size drew Tonsmy 90 sc4l
90 fhc rmth beside hrf. hui she bal
aidut lon. lor she dispiayed meai
EAGER Interest in the beanilfui fnriuil
~ June Mariner whlfh pfoscnfl, peor
cf up at her from inside the la Of
Jones' mite gold watch
When Tummy rsluncd the msn So
thr brilliantly llshici llinpuslue 80,
handed blyc iane's watch wHh a.
Hmlhsht laugh
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stSrn EPISODE.
ne Siege u he nssse 81 O'Eeeis


" rfHTD0x a. no flnesi vbeesed
I6 o,,s N sAo station house Hnc
hl down ptshiey street. their
brass buttons sleansne IN the
ilrlit of me sanset. otNosiie the liiiie
k,nntaln 81 she cupid With the chlpped
MISE and In front " TIN s,oufiy's
saloon The piatoon hated and ralufea
me best and t&isifa Wh;av ~ keelf.
ssandinx On her doorstep ilad not
M veteran Dan p'keefc bern li,e s0aet
nornlar man % ihs fDnvf 10 a3 lAs
iifr f,an hsd pcsef made m srfrss IN
bIs own 0rst or IN u be csuia lr'ip q
ar nade tipnblr ~ i,fEhs enlfer ~
refused III ne fg hls ffleE1it
Ous o. The fbslni story mifaless lesne1
pair Of sitauinG giilus. surrounding
witch was the pleasing. high tl,eek
hauaa face % the our who was hnoHn
soifiy an Marie Sergeant Clancy
sicpped smoss 10 coptey The Time ~
day 20 the Widow O'keefc. Aainms
p'Iiesfc. hne. ihil boy with curly
head. came 20 the dior and arsfped The
lsDd " sefsesni Classy 9Th the xnp
VI mnn.
snddenly the rsi rnlnmed young
wofnnn 10 The window frightened nntIl
shs silsiened aud waved q tcd hnnd
rnefreslenilg. The Widow o'kevfe pas
iweass additional wnaklfs ~ ls'yous
~clceEns ~ hcf ceanishancrs fsnnx
sunfnsf o'ksefc sfrnlslneD-i . fuh
inch snd psnsed With pleasure. Ngf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

grant Clausy ana The plstaon " the
finest ssluted aad looked thelr tough
srnslesi. ana ihs lssi - 81 The setting
-an shot across ON The cracked moss
cnaa aud redeemed hin lntn NE
A beautiful s0nne gifi had come
llaffylns down from tie corner hes
fnr cap SCI inuhlily on her way bfuwh
hair aild 4 sHan iassel dangiips over
one ear she slatkvupd her pnec ~
she came Ia siith, u All lleso fr.enda
,,al hrsshea slRh % relief She
vas safe ltrrs And ~ n 20 reassntr
hQfAelf she glanced haek pyVf hur
shonlsise Fiat aad begoun habit
viii her " late The lpph % worry
swept instantly from hrf hfev nf her
tig ores iufnrd shyly up 90 fhe Hlnl.
wagt pls'oon a friendly wd aud q
raJ.anl rn,ise foi each 81 ,hc hlg pallce
rsrn. a weird % lnaulrs TOE rat IAseS'A
iills Masaie. o UnAe ~ The lnmly
uioted hand ~ Marie iu the window
sudden lash ~ misehlof - She primls
fvtusnrd the salute Of Nctseent Clancy.
a pat on tho hand ~ widow O'kecte
q bsnch of pilssEy laughter for salnms
aod sho had buried ny the siairN
rshes no sunshine u the pr~luet
tile dafiln'" delacd the Widow
okecsn
''she's lad,r announrpd sagcaeI
,,lanes With deep conviction
vl'h tell yon eemelhip" The widow
lnrllncd hoo head counasnilany ~
I'D sersesst oisssy SO aid sammy
rlies hiain' frs'ns sone oee uoa
tsle<s lerl
f,os. u nher And the ofncev 90 the
iaw elhnca nn "A the third story min
siuw, u WIS vacant Whoever " ",
inef'fs 40 seoa.
sIney agp not" And the Widow
ukecic celleiol MI her wnniir'
ahs'at kor llps
she's safe here asserted scfroanl
claAey and wan 4 rttu, icrkea hl,
lhuiss, over hls shoulder iowam ,hs
s,alwast platoon She h. thu mldsa
~ heg friends (s,,,ai eVaa.s'. Mrs
o'kssfe. tlssi rscnlns SAMMY"
iie ssfesle nctose the street nS,S
sAii Ne. sear little gfieAA 40 ,,s,sdsi
aasl nanl 10 ,e leana neither ,l,el
our ffl~nA Mssle"
~ onc man lhe platoon glnncgsi %
atshe vacant third t0er wlndam az,
neadsd. and az ihe wewd 81 coumaus
,lsss faced klf and merghed Then
ana not snAl thou oanepr Morgan al,
s,fnccr rpoie. tho pale IN 'front.' droppss
est ~ the ranks and sleed 81 nttenilei
willie the platoon PISSED hriwcrl
them and Wien Ille plsleea had tarne.
fsso corner ilsas Wheeled Side Nv sla
NAY marhsd Mle tl~l is'nek n
Nak>en
ssood eseuan hoaA AAA SHAT cal
J do far xeas = esks.i tim geassY
s "a sisss " water TIN" ssla Nersr
'Ffhs easns for me. Tin.r said oticc
'Tsple
Fits 4 ono cvenln'r sald Tim rnurky
epd 90 The bar 81 ri . large glass o
fs>mihg ssiia~ water fof Oi,lccr Ao'
Nn Npd small risss 81 fiee brown NC
fsr iet, uaiesr n,ale
9 Nlassr IA shsf menssnt was bu,sliE
tl,e Shinlne barr 81 hrr l~snliFul yuup
snlstfess and both wctr hapsw 70 tha
ercsss,h'n
i'cAf dear Maj liaw laue dll $50
fv him' m, ne ersFs ~ ts,lsal, !
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he rca,bed rtaaic lnc>r schmclu IA
tlolman o'AIallcX ha,t tarr,sd the wont
le lhat ,osnsg fFofn Nnicof roolc. "a
lhsi S'hHelsA Nas nseianl fog lhv
lVmine ~ ilye arl 10 lhe lime AYE
~ away fFo,n Sehmelts ilic Wod MA
all fbtassh Zee yserift
"tssse row sss.n flst w~ntlur \ IN
cap with q green taaSei asef one cary
t'llprfl niNe haa astra lhls question
~ fourteen r.lieeN,cn S,nvpsmR
strlrA hin, rs tarsllhr Ia the vay shi.
one he'll ,hlt tcvnsget N The ,te,s.
dlmplr ~ hl- rila ), ~aS oaitvs
Ieeie a,salp
~~urr rah AFa,vr rv.,b, With a.
n,aFhnnle pNsmninesS ~Shr ~ost ~
Asse lel minute aSa l,lra ttai
N4s Ani hr tAla,rsi Qn tbs hili o.
sard uliivvF AlArsfsst tl'en ~ nlss
ssaFs~i 90. psniine. h. hcld hls side
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busy win her own
/ thoughts, ava ne noslce che
l clnscd Sab unlch stood nt thr
- cvrurf- the neat me,llus ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

u. busy Win her oW1
thoughts. dld nls nnticc the
IL clnscd sab unlcn stood ~ the
~ Curriers' the neat notElus -
she lofl TIE house. 'As she passed by.
however. walking brlslly up % tks
snFfacr ear. unievr Nack. Who had
becn watching lhst cab md the hand
snme brunette Wh,@c giyaelons face
md cctpsiunaliY appeared % The Wlu
d.N- spw thr cab Start and slowly
mnVo away
.Mnc bad stepncd frotn b8t uptown car
an1 WHs rrasiuK a. Hrhaway whcH
closet cab phssed hW TUNED ohd
dnw up frm The opaa'fc direction
Bnd slotod hand iainicd an the wln
dow Tommy Thomas the gin o.
rbem Cubed Rive had Introduced hot
Which wav pretty mlid Tom
ms slpwlns lurc pfe'ru1cd frow She
door at he ssls
"fe The owploymenr cniee. tlnd
ira, she lnughcd aud iupc eyhihnri
Her httle aldfcNs .lip
"lll take yon ovctN Offered Tummy
The two Kirls naehei tagrthef -
thcs drove AWAY hut ~ the next cor
nsr 1umm, excused hcrself ~ mao
ment and ran lnse arng store 81 tcir
rhon~ 1nnms hnrticl nnt ana "
nsnsed O. her place w the cab with
iunc. bnt Mrs Willard 10 whom she
had l.lieucd. rcmaIn.si a. the tsie,'huns
AMI eallcd up anHher Wuyntcr
When June Waik,~i lnta the Acme
Employment huryau haNiag chosen a
new opr. quite uanimlS, since Ito oid
ope haa seat ha a. Il ssinhilne boose
she ioun.l new address r.aay ~, her
\ lad, Wahlrsl q compsnia.
Wee ewes widensi With pleasure ~
she snw she heous, ~ Nrs Nluari's
hsmr \, ~a- ~sere,,y ,islhle frvm the
street ST hacl ~ SOD h.law tangled
prof,soion ~ etrViAgfN and lrses n,
farr 1, r,llf.i the br,at smealh HAD
san isrF tilehiIty was sc, rnllrely 4;
rest when Ia tbs coss paflur sue, hace
~ the siiff sting r.Nra sbs met TIE
tindly faced Ms Wizard
t'nnneninn1 she was got 10 be q
eomnnnhn a. THIS charming and sweet
ard vet ~~swtiuicN std lady she WIS
% l~ rs,rHd. sister v daughter.
They know that waeh Va Tho fr~t thns,
minnteS " their al,er~Atinn. and tha,,
Mrs. Willard took aine NJ - . wonder
fOl tstr.anl uhtSh had epee ,seea :
4 shlld's, upoR The walls ~ witch wen
qNAs,tels snd fss0elsre aisl enames anil
elst~ u was visiting day amons the
WIZARD cottages and the colleges De-
sold whtch we~ net Nniars cestages
and June had she iey ease nAre % El,.
ing, mnssea With The eatrow thst thsr,
WAS pcgd.
u WAS 'alc when they articrd AZ the
eetssee ~ the Gnises. ana - thts go.
etrNd The freat d,.cr Mr.. Grogg eante
rp from rho loMsF road and eatereSl lls,
snsk sceg, nlliy ten fcc, eeasaa hss
hraih Nc WAS : nd rsS,a mau with
20 hleni " hls ccenycuasee wha,ss
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muoess si.wtt ffam almost aai q.
rHttluu
rA ihe w.m fai.f .nr eaItd
ifennf rlu ~ lay nn tiani asi.
ttiaa lu ine rsu adff
Alnt SEA "a aaf Hufs
WY so vm IrlH me art
money
abe mfu scareha 10N. uNf lhuush
HH hs lsa Acfsf lir nnaI a,riel
uaif do.Iur eua lIuO
Sewer mlnt Nr..r In 900 e.f t.I.r
~ Nr' tll'Hrl ua sla aa f-m b. Ut
.fes ~ Nrs trb.l
Mrs siiaid VIA, had 0ame o. SNOW
&c. in umne sufill phaset fa fuo
away
iilte fpn go evening Iuuc,
deaf tlei Nrt AUlaH maiirf
% faet sars ef WHg and
so.iri'ousN "a sh. msaf t Hms
chhngr in thllr sapie uf uHtsaf
les dfhNhif mar 1870 4ft DO i.
we nre 60 have guests tha egenin
Api Mr. Ninsni sndt.i Iunf bleft
ond figure VIII ealetlafHs cfr
hnfe r. saw mise tIrnsr a.e.s vtt.s F.
lm sarc sen asu Ncir cnnpme'y Yau
am % DO my faEtg mg Jesf shc rst
tied on % foysr Jnlea rms,raastfI
half protests. u uanf ,.li .,.tfnt...
with me. We shau have ts IA, ann.
shopping. gou ani d sn. ~ ,ae... l,..
Nun sac pfegt, fhInes don't sam
rWIy. a, rDnrae. i1uehal fnn. and
shs eolors,i under Ms tHari. m
gihus elimination
Then ,au snail nav. t.n AL
MINT \ nie,.s,. il .,1l MN $500.
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wss ~ rsnsnsrisab VET ~ .aa. .f.st..
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r.,.s..s.in~ ~, ,,r'.a. ...s i. ~,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04

ever Sose. esrs snd OF. b. Wa TIE
sanir flnt % rfd frum where ~ hecA
fiss oni % lfa ainaw iinE oaliaf 20
vacre b. 20 fefslesd diuV~ased in
us. sofaelipg yellps hafr
i,efiernonn iadies' observed Mt
Cgcs4 tbesrfslly ans bowed Dc stnAe
h re slFscftsn o. fae srfcfr eyed hf'
tiNafi snd fhe siosked lAne bfosshi
tpa ntlo pre-eEt, iimz and eiih
10 nis ~STssaeAH lnfeftance as y
fhl- htd tefs ~ sslau's ieWei. b. be-
49, 80 o. Aifs oifpE4 he i'adie'i i9Aen
n ~ fl.ash if1iasst gffanlam IN p
r3pief n4ebe COT
ur 0fogr Wsss uiin woman fhieny
cieih1 ishti fef dfopiihfas snd Dol
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-04
OKLAHOMA TOWNS END
A NINE YEARS

~Nfti nN DHH Aiareh :
,esrr sf cnnnurnlly ssfsse I
umr ii Was an,,ie tsi4
.II.f town a. Htei ~ ~
.f nHnl nnd 'r-to~ m W
.I-. BOO his -seiilr hAt Z
900 Mtthrt l,iA ire wili r.
aHH ttr hli the rairt ne~
s thr uitriiy NHt tee'eAss-
tals aeeh the tWn cities orc ~
fruuIir contes Arrwn -
H fa.l noi et1n. boz IS NJ
r-e hrt the molern cilr-
stfa aml lawns ine rrt
rfrsnre- and the -cnerai 49,
unDl n a.tuug fr - ~
U o il West And IN n
iu winner wa le 4isti go Z
rho iefo1tcd citt alien We ~
IHi banquet of fiH r'fal si;iss
place Tho schaa-chi.dffH
p,rs aua cnmmeraiai tinf- 81 \
loid is 'he idea and ars asAs
t0mity 81 Over l'r na4As
.fnl. has henu wrnnT't
fu.th mstime- far iahf'e
ori nfw thc snify ff the -
slft pcr.ailos aud hoih e.'h
viN hc gnnio ies-rs q 81
hsn makc n cleaner gl'N
rlnLApEI.rflfN. i'A- Y,
Naih ~ Germantown. -.
1l other prctt, girls u tne "a,
She has been chosen ~
Hrmhaush as me ~swetteA
sfa;e 40 chysten the tatai<><.
.t.l,-anta AZ Ns.u.rors News ~
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04

Considerable excitement prevailed
few days last week over the receipt in
Denver OF invitations from Henry Ford
to accompany him, at his expense, on
trip to Sweden to make an endeavor to
bring about peace among the warning
nations. He also invited shipload or
two from all over the country, notable
people and governors and such.
Judge Ben Lindsey, Mrs. Senator
Helen Ring Robinson, Governor Carlson,
Mrs. Helen Grenfell and John X. Lawson
were the fortunate Denverites. The
only one accepting was Judge Lindsey
and he is on his way by this time. Many
hoped the governor would go, but he was
too wise.
John r. Lawson found it impossible
to accept the invitation, as he has a
great deal of work to do here in Colo
RADIO with his United Mine Workers, and
sent the following reply to Ford:
"Your message inviting me to be your
guest abroad ON mission of peace re-
ceived. Permit he to express my appre-
citation and the sincere hope that your
generous efforts will be successful in
hastening, not only peace, but justice
and happiness among the millions in
volved in this needless and ruthless war.
Unfortunately, l am prevented from
accepting your invitation by the fact
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
runLIc TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas Edward c. Hammons and Ida
Hammons. his wife. by deed OF trust,
which is recorded in book 23o5 page AZ.
OF the records in the office of the Clerk
and Recorder OF the City and County of
Denver. Colorado. duly conveyed to the
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County Of Denver. Colorado. the following
described real estate In the City and
County Of Denver. Colorado. to-wit: Lot
one fi) In block twenty-five f2c) Down
inGs Addition TO the City of Denver. to-
cether with all improvements thereon
situate. which deed OF trust WIS made to
secure the payment of their promissory
note of even date with said deed OF trust.
for the sum Of si.oo00o. payable TO the
order Of Roger Gettings, two years after
the date thereof, with Interest thereon at
seven per cent per nnnum until paid. In
ierest payable quarterly, as is more par
tcularly set forth In said deed of trust.
reference to which ~ hereby made for
greater certainty, and.
Whereas, The said Edward C. Hammons
Ing by. through or under them or either
Of them having defnulted in the payment
Of the principal of said note. Interest,"
sides general taxes OF <17.11 and special
assessments of s1.74. which taxes and as
sessments have been paid by the legal
OF said note. having elected on account Of
said default to declare said note unpaid.
Now. Therefore, At the written request
said note. pursuant to law. I. the under
signed Public Trustee in and for the
City and County Of Denver. Colorado. do
hereby give notice that will. mt the hour
of 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF
MONDAY. DECEMBER 18TH. 1913
ut the fremont street front door of the
Court House. In the City and County OF
Denver, Colorado, sell at public auction,
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the said described premises, and all the
right. title and interest of the said Ed
ward c. Hammons and Ida Hammons. his
wife. their heirs and assigns therein. for
the purpose OF paying the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust. and the
cost and expenses of executing this trust,
and will deliver to the purchaser n GER
tificate OF sale ms provided by lnw-
Dated Mt Denver, Colorado. November
18th. 1916.
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County of Denver. Colorado.
First publication, November 18th. 1919.
Last publication, December 11th. 1915.
published in Denver Labor Builetin)
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
PRINTERS NOMINATIONS
Continued from page l.)

yer Union No. 40. and was elected sec
retary-treasurer from here and retained
his membership here until he retired
from office and openee up job office
in indianapolis, when he transferred his
membership to No. l. He is still con-
dneting the job plant.
John c. Hays was for many years
active in the affairs of the /. I. U. as
organizer. vice president, and succeeded
Bramwood as secretary treasurer and
has held the office for a number of
years, and has proved very popular and
efficient.
W. f. Merritt halls from Houston and
Aas long been n member and worker in
union affairs. 1t is said he will have
the active support OF those in the ranks
who are known as progressives.
Mccullough, Hayes, Morrison and
Stevenson are the present delegates to
the A. T. of L., in addition to President
Scott, and have been for SOME years,
Morrison being secretary OF that body.
Tom McCaffery of Colorado Springs
and Powell are at present serving as
Home trustees, and johnson is the pres
ent agent OF that institution.
All indications are that there will be a
lively campaign, as usual, although it is
Il long time until the election takes
place Local officers of No. 40 will be
elected at the same time international
officers are. but nominations are not
made until the first Sunday in May.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

all persons claiming by. through or under
him having defaulted la the payment of
said note and interest from Dec -. 1913
ut six per cent. and the legal holder Of
said note having elected on account OF
said default TO declare said note, unpaid
due and payable: and.
Whereas. said Carmi o. skinner died
Iau. - 1914. letters OF administration were
duly issued by the County Court Of the
City and County Of Denver. Colorado. more
than one year prior hereto. and said note
was duly presented and allowed ns claim
against said estate;
Now Therefore At the written request
Of Flora Mccrimmon. the legal holder Of
said note. pursuant to law. ]. the under
signed. Public Trustee In for the City aud
County Of Denver. Colorado. do hereby
give notice that Will. at the hour Of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of
MONDAY. DECEMBER -. 1pi5
at the fremont street front door Of the
Court House. 10 the city and County Of
Denver. Colorado. sell mt public auction,
~ the highest and best bidder for cash
the said described promises. and NIL the
right title and interest Of the said carmi
u. skinner. his heirs and assigns therein,
for the purpose Of paying the Indebtedness
secured by said deed OF trust. and the cost
and EXPENSES Of executing this trust. and
viii deliver to the purchaser certificate
Of sale az provided by law.
isi5
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the City and
County Of Denver. Colorado.
First publication November -. 1915
Last publication December 25 1918
tPublished In Denver Labor BulIetinl
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
LABOR is ASKED TO
AID ARIZONA STRIKE
Continued from page l.)

working o the three those authorized
do SO by the union; and
Whereas The powers the governors office of
the strikers and be said the great credit OF the
OF Arizona the sheriff OF reenlee county they have
zealously guarded the honor and placed their keeping
by the people OF that and county therefore be
Resolved. That this Thiry-fih Annual Convention OF
American Federation Labor give endorsement
strike the and kindred workers OF Morenci
Mecalf and Clifton, and that it upon the affiliated
ganzations that whatever assistance be within their
rendered the Arizona strikers in this struggle and
Arizona.
This strike in which the squarely between the
employers and employees 1t will be the be fed
They wagng determined struggle for living and
working conditions strike which much
workers the Southwest and the entire Their
Do you would wish others do in this
strike contributions F. Hooker
Relief Committee, box 5II, Clifton Arizona
Trusting that this appeal will with prompt and
from union labor and the general public remain
Yours in behalf OF the strikers
ERNEST MILLS.
Secretary Treasurer Western Federation of Miners.
by authority Of the Executive Board of the West
ern Fede OF iners II sessin a Denver Colo.
will prevent condition arise like occurred
in Colorado.
will session this week part
1t reported that strike breakers being imported by the
mine contrary pledge made to the governor
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-04
LAWSON HAS WORK
TO DO IN COLORADO

that industrial peace has not yet been
secured in this state. Here, due to
similar in some respects, altho, of
course, relatively, less conspicuous, to
those operating abroad, many members
OF organized labor are being subjected to
bitter, relentless, one-sided prosecution,
placing life, liberty and happiness in
jeopardy.
MY first duty under the circum-
stances is by the side of these men and
their families, yet those of us endeavor-
ing to secure industrial peace and rea-
sonable justice here would be short
sighted indeed not to wish you all good
fortune in your practical contribution to
world-wid brotherhood"