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Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
Tigers Defeated by EmsrsIds.

The EIneralds took a long step toward establishing their position as one Of the fssteHt basketball teams in the state when they bettered the Tigers of Hartford, champions Of that city for the past two years, S6 to F, on the floor of the Valley street ar lnory Friday night.
 The visitors were played off their feet in the first half and roughed the game up badly at the start of the second half exhibiting some of the worst of that sort of work seen on the floor this year.
 The En1eralds put up q great brand of passing and throwing and bested the visitors in all departments. W Kefrans, with seven baskets, was the star in the shooting line. although Hig- gins, Russell and J. Keirans had their Feyesa' with them. Scotty took two hard falls in the second half but came back gamely and shot 2. basket after each one. The seores
 EMERALDs. TIGERS
 Right Forward ". keiTans ........-.s. Elliott
 Left Forward. HuSsell -.-..-.....@. Courtney
 Center. J. keIranS ..---.-..-->....,-- e.. Meyers Right Guard. Harrington, Woodward .s.+.y Chase
 Left Guard. GoaIs-Higsins 1, ". Keirans T, Russell {, ,T. Keirsns ?, Sanderson l, Elliott 4. Goals from fouls, Higgins , Elliott Referee Kelley
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

Only one modern sawmil is operat- ed in the territory of Hawaii
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02

GoaIs-Higsins 1. ". Keirans ' Russell {, J. Keirsns ?, Sanderson l Elliott 4. Goals from fouls, Higgin: ?, Elliott 2 Referee, Kelley.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-02
MYSTIC
Holiday Dance-Wi1ist For Whitman tic Guest-t4eIy Name Society Gives Entertainment.

A largely attended dance was given in Mystic hall New Years night. Grinnel1is orchestra furnished music, The committee in charge of the affair was Oliver ?. L. Burrows and Harry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Tai.
crnaclo Baptist church will meet
riday afternoon az O'Clock, a. the
home of Mrs II \ Sunson. 1904
Buchanan street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

The Nolhcrs-Teachors club Of n,
Ton street school will give Vie
ttola Concert newt week in the High
School Auditorium III Troyaiore'
win be- PLAYED and a detailed sketch
uf the composer liic viii be- given
h Or g. j Nunn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

Tho IS o. O. club viii meet
entertained this afternoon by Mr
Guldlul ,ut Van nurcu street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

Hoatricc Prentice who has am im.
pd tanl role In "rho Clever Ones
AZ the Punch and luldy Theatre ~
New York. has developed such an
important side limo that She has
thought of forsatng the foollights
for business She b. an importer of
brazilian butterflies. q business
which she thought oui herself
s steamer arrived tbo other day
with no toWG than 5000 huttcrfl'c.
CONSIGNED 90 Mis- Prentice They
e. the most gorgeous the region.
about the equator could supply
Nothing like thm bad been seen
100 ihe United States except boo pri
yato aud public collection. M
Prentice worked oUt fhc theory that
bouquet of beautiful flowers could
be- made moro beautiful Or 10 cor.
tanned buttarliY So during iho
winter She va kod ont plan with
several florists WHO cater fo the po.
sons who can pay arrr sums for
flowers aud arranged with them fU
sell bouquets containing brilliant
butterflies The fad has been sue.
cos5ful 500 successful thar Miss prin-
ticc has had 'o employ help Ih"
butt tHos from The v. climate
ot Hru2l FIND .irambolrrl apart
uents and we'll heated houses ls
cougoull us tH..r native climate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

Bhwml.iem is di casr chaao-
ter.1ed by pains iu me joint and Goo
'Ir muscl The most common
forms arc Acute and Chronic Rhou-
ma'Iew. Rheumatic lloadachoa Sria
90, Rheumatism and lnmhaso Az
off these iypoe can n. helped 3he0
noIy Dos APPLYING SOME good l.nI.
wrt that p.uoiruics Nu opplica.
ton OF sloan linmop' two or
three limos lly to fhr affected
pari viii u.' instant r,l.rI ~lulu t
um,ni good fur pain. uut
especially Uhwmsii. Pain because
DO pDur'rlios io thp scat uf i|r
trouble .oothD fbr afflicted part
and 1aH. On. pain slo'r lIn.
mont a an medicine C,' I '.l
luur n0u k..n b. handy m ,I-'
of emergency NN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

sing a very beautiful Easter Cantata
Darkness and Dawn" by T. W.
ipacc The choir under Prof
Myers direction has already learn.
"a much OF this cantaia and each
member Ia enthusiastic over ln
merIle
Tho IS o. g. club viii meet
entertained this afternoon by Mr
Goldur. 90, Van nurcu street
The Ladies Ala Society oi the Tab.
cnaclc Baptist church will meet
riday afternoon az % O'Clock. a. the
home OF Mrs II \ Sunson. 1904
Buchanan street
The Mothers Teachers club Of h,
I ,lk street school will give Vic
tolu Concert NEXT week To the High
School Auditorium II Troyaiore"
win be- PLAYED and q detailed sketch
uf the composer liic viii be- given
tN nr g Nunn
Tho o. q. club viii meet WITH
Mrs Burton THOMPSON l'ol iinr-
r'ton' "i'' TINS afternoon
Leader Miss kaii'iaN N'''''
Roll tail--Currc1 Events
paper Tho scheme Of Napoleon
ni
Discussions
Ih, court at Na'mil''n. I'm
roror OF Mexico
The fdlee of Na\millan 'af-
l'iia ANA Napoleon III.
k'ldlhe Miss betnl'' ltuH'rll
THE slavery Question no lh' E\-
insicn Of National Government
what nation hToueh' sla''h 10
'nt sh"r''
SHOW that hN I''' Resistance
600 This nhhnrr,ni traffic was made
N Americans
What was ih' condition OF ih'
u'sro lave h' close o' lh" h''"lN.
.|unar' Nar'
why 'i0 slavery ''h' r'''f',
'nd h'romr Important 100 inr. SonlI'
Iiy date" snow now Inlop'lh
tHiIou fr'dnnlN .unpt' SOD lh'
r'iiU iu their 'n"nIrl'.
4" SHOW now Tue abundance "'
Missouri inlo ih' mon hr"uth'
ont state OPTION. ON the slavery
'H' ION
How was the matter adjust
'l for nmc' What provision
against slavery iu 'hD munro was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

with tla eternal feminine reign
wn uprcm, rirl. Goo pro'ty after
noon frock- that gave evidence ct
tuo approach of spring on. oi the
most enjoyable social events of the
season took place yesterday after
room with Mise Minnie lcirhi Dyer
g.tile as hostess to the Honu-not
t'ub Tho Harvey House was select
90 as The place for the 'ost.ytios
ana here private luncheon vas
Hid 900 one 0'clotk Tho table was
. picture OF loFoIjuos. that was only
usJo moro lovely whom framed hv
tnr charming assembling lu tho
center m lace niece Has hover
Gorouot nf beautiful KILLARNEY roses
iH The club colors of pink and white
rr, suggestive place cards H're in
Irr uH'uf,i F1s'Dr l,li". Follow
ur a iho highly enjoyable m"nu.
Crab rortail huI'ion crackers
I,ry ripe olives chicken al o.
Iu. uD'nfU, au rItin, h0i rolls
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18
&ZOZzZEB

sent l- uu former occasions of tho
sind. bul this did NOT prevent those
l-'feut from having 81 most delight
GOO time Dainty sandwiches, pickles.
cake and hot coffee were served
tn' the members of circle O. have
l.i0ed an euyhhle reputation as
charming entertainers
D.
Tho Twilight Club gave q dinner
il honor OF Mr. Granville Barker
Monday night az the Hotel McAlpln.
hon close 90 five hundred members
Hnd guests attended The subject
OFF tiscu zion was The Art of the
Drama and the .uoakor- wore.
lercy Nactayo. poet. dramafst and
iroducor CLAYTON hamilton critic
EMO drmmalist Cta1uiug pollocf
PLAYWRIGHT and critic, NHprr Hush-
a. novelist and dramatist, Ernest
rIrudinnn.s and Granville Barker.
Mrs * ArchibalI shaw Dr., was
fHIetnmastcr
4 Vpdjiue that viii bee of great
interest to hosts OF friends OF %"
b'ido Is that ct Mis-. CAROLYN Rush
ton Co Judge r ". King 0f Mar
nam. Mo- Yesterday morning The
affair was kept secret hut o loW
pI Miss RusItou's closets friend. at
the Elmnirsi Hotel where she resid-
ol. discovered what was about 20
uk" place and tho, h3l luuy
IHIf fhry .or. fo h" married a' Hu
carly time. realized tnet tho 40 .m-
roraut dos bad arrived They NE
tended judge aud Mrs k.ne 200 ihc
>IutH Fr depot where tb.y took fHH
train for Kansas city Mo WUero
H.t U'll hu entertained hy fhr
.'u.s married sister Latter lhrE
% 200 Zoo california 200 tabs, ln tHc
Exposition aul from There win
"DUI three MONTH visiting points
U interest before returning Co
AMARILLO The Judge has extensive
holdings Boo Missouri The bride
Poo. been resident of twarillo for
20 lumber 90 wears and thuro Us pos
'N without exception. uo ONO who
moro generally litnl She leaves
n noH ol friends who GRO wishing
lHr Deer r,nr and happy welded
lIiD lrdro Eius D. NOT % stranger
I,r' though .H known orlr amoue
70 tow close friends Those have
.rok"u cot him Boz the most flattcr-
irr trrn- and have said that Dis
49, fssrfoal popularity among hi
NrsirD- and church associate. is not
Do. placed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

cr.amed asparagus ON toast. French
peas. fruit salad waters ntti FRUIT
tee cream. cake. coffee
As the euests left the table they
we're presented with fayors OF XII
barney roses. Later the guests were
t1kon in cars 90 the Mission whore
@ iogia marty was enjoyed Thosc
io enjoy Miss nyer's charming hos
r.tality Wore Misses Madclle Ken
dick. Alice l.audorFin. Eunice Hum
rhroys. Scll Reeves. Martha Shel
ton. Julia Lewis lni Virginia Petty,
o. Charleston. W Va. Mrs. Charles
Austin. Mrs Burton Thompson and
"rs Harry L. Kearns
q
Nine. OlEi nsNo.awska King,
presided on Thur Ga, u!sihi ~ @
meeting IN the llotel McAlpin Winter
Garden on the Russian American
Iolief Association whom arrange
uonts were completed hv the prom
trent Russian Americans there for q
gigantic benefit bazaar in the sew.
criy-iirI Regiment Armory April .
to ~ 10 procure funds for the dit
Iessod IN Russia Mrs William a.
Vanderbilt who is now in Europe
before sailing promised Nine Klu2c
tH9t she would have erected Rus.
nUu villa boa miniature for the ha
lar ana viii take charge at This
10Th herself during The week She
la- also donated high hrrd Rus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18

The mcmhprs of 81 Thomas Aoui-
mas Literary Societv of ST. Mary IS
Academy entertained with their re-
pular meeting yesterday afternoon
90 % o'clock TIA" following pro
gram was rendered. Tho prcdomi-
rance Of Irish selections being oc-
cN.ioncd hy the general celebration,
pl YESTERDAY
Chors. "Ny own United states
Members
Roll can answered with quota
lions
Vocal solo. selected Miss Fran
60, Galli,on
PAPER. "Lltc or Cardinal New
man" Miss Mary Berg
Piano Solo. "'nd Numrka
Mis- Ncn llorshrough
Discussion on No dream of Gero-
mus hy mo celebrated author car
diuai Newman
Piano Solo. Roathoycn Sonata.
.raihouGu. Miss MARGARET Cir
r-
Chorus KILLARNEY Members
Piano Solo believe No lf An
Those Endonriug Young Charm
N. Mary Berg
Vocal Solo 'hy roouo-tD. "Icpd
lWIlf ljgh. Miss C-1,e viii
WnrIur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-18
MRS. J. J. CLARK
SPlRELLA COPSETIERE
708 Tyler. Phone ll42
Mrs. VI GRAHAM.

Experienced Dress form maker
Al work guaranteed Model 20 The
Misses Taylor Phone 1865 or car
go Lincoln street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27
FEATURE BILLS AT THE
AMUSU ALL THIS WEEK
i've At Piss The Builder % nsduss4
WIN Edth Wells 10 fadays
uNl

What wtfUuut dHnW ia nuf 90 inr
aifHHersf lists ~ rit7ufea rter sliuen
af a Tstss mur0f picture Hoaae 'Gmss
fa ihe Amuen Theatre fuf the pe,h
aiafHnr fnlaH Thr upanlnE tii ahus
inE Nhis afternoon and uunlfhi be- g.
Aubrey smith ard EAlfE Wells ~ q
ffr ae Aiffed Nuifn piay rhe iiulia
~ ~ ituaErF produced by ihe Woflo
tlim Corporation o. b. uaNsffs
storf ~ ihr downfall ~ bui tnfouFh
fhr fofF nsfssi end ~ hls sister
lttrmls to rHyc him ~ erafnnnH ihf
ulh whose mUurF he muis
0n Monday tHf attraction Wii be-
lone Wshisef and l'hilu sulaiipB ln o.
Paramount feature annHh4ns MnliF
r0rriaF story ~ tlis 90 fi,i,is The
fusadaY offrnna uiN hs isath flonf
hnuae lr two rau play comrds
such Thinaa hfaul Happen
0n Wfdf fsihg romff fhr Hfrhfrtf af
ffHrNnn ~ ali Thsan nem essa Yinr
fhr port ~ the Vampire fn nhvn
fiiiiafff greet success "a fnnl There
WHn Edward iees lH Hisa frstuftd
In ihis great production which lH In
five arir The Thlrsday hHi ali b.
Francis nushguaH Boa fhinF
Friday r0mrn Ants Stewart orc
{ Fad Wiliafua ln fhf Second install.
mrnf ~ "'fha UaadsHaH me refGafha
hit ferini that b. bsinF Published esrb
! Tureaay in ths Caller. ara Charley
Z chaplin in his fan mahsf "The Tr4mp
tws part comedy The sesh ciosss
sin 90 thirteenth insiaiiment ~ ihs
flact fioK" ara Tho Sirens Reign
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

Transforms straight sfrnvy hHir into
waves and curs n beauty ana
.afafs ln siN months shamponinF. fuf
baihlnf or damp weather does nni take
% am Ouf upefst"f has NaH Inafa
experience Ideal Hair pHriof 'it
Peoples g. Mauncil1 Fhnp AAt'i
flrcutut
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

Fainshif pfi4rs sHd pieHtY ~ ffaf
etiina samples ~ Merchants r1ts sn1
iuduaifiai Proposition Adfeftiremest
%
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

Temple Grurrrf Hnd 'nHifr
SIG Chaparrai sffeet lAnns i-il
100 cents worth for round SOLAR
gft.efrian and Canferiiunffa 81
advert lsFu1rntt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-27

Tfr r-4au So ruffrni ihni ~ Hirf
m samlasinn e.f Is faas4 fo ia 0rnis
I'd fhe I.frt nftf afft lar fhr Rrnffh
~ iht laffnnt RI fhr IrrIr ( nirh g..
uaEr 900 rnHrIre statement
Nafrffr rfH rirnf to neniH 10
uaa IY special nRrmshia Hiih
rl ard indunfta Nhuw re rlH Hrii
F0as SGD Iraunnai fhtsta fuf ia renif
affrrnu.n 80 nIe.t fhffln1 HrinH ihf
tyrr urtlfts fnf nannE
Ynnfa tirnfa tu please
.r4 fI d. ELLIOTT
fffr taafff.r.fIf
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
Labor Men Suggest Many
CHANGES in Compensation Bill
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obey rules or use safety appliances, COM
pensation shall be reduced 30 per cent; ;
that where employer neglects to provide
safety appliances or obey rules of the
commission the compensation shall be
increased so per cent. 1t is recommend
ed by the labor committee that this be
stricken from the bill, as it is likely to
result in endless controversy. In the
house bill similar penalty is placed on
the employe, but none on the employer.
Want No Compromise.
In providing for payment of eonpen-
sation in gross after six months, the bill
says this may be done with Consent OF
the employer" Labor representatives
believe this is a matter for the commis-
sion to determine of itself.
The compromise provision in handling
disputes is objected to, and the labor
committee suggested that employers and
insurance companies should not be per-
mitted to take advantage of employees
who are not informed as to their legal
rights. 1t is recommended that the COM
mission settle all disputes on their mer-
its.
That the bill be amended to read that
employees shall" insure instead Of
may" as it now reads. f
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
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CONTINUED from Page One.)
tives to the number OF twenty, and on
Jan. 10 nineteen of the representatives
chosen met at my office with myself.
MIR. Griffiths and our manager, Mr..
Wetzel.
THE meeting was informal and last
ed practically all day. There was no
apparent restraint OH the part OF any
OF the delegates, and many of them
showed a freedom such as one might ev-
, ect from them i'll a meeting exclusive
iy of their immediate associates.
..Our plan was received most cordially
by all OF the delegates, and advices so
far had from the mines show that it was
received with the same cordiality and ell
thusiasm by the miners themselves when
presented to them by their representa-
tives. We are therefore. convinced that
our plan of mutual cooperation will full
fill the purposes outlined by the presi-
dent in his letter and. We trust, will meet
the full approval of your commission.
THE attitude of our company toward
your commission has already been ex-
pressed to you by Mr.. John ID. Rockc-
Teller Jr.. and we will be pleased to
keep the commission informed OF any
further steps taken i'll the plan as
auopteu. i.
ALL OF which is very beautiful, but
does not tell why armed private guards
are still maintained in the coal camps to
keep the men from joining the union
Trades Assembly Takes Action.
At Sundays meeting of the Denver
Trades and Labor Assembly these letters
were discussed, and the unJustifiable
criticism of the commission condemned
both in speech and by resolutions. The
committee of the Assembly drafted the
following resolutions. which were ordered
published in the press and copies for
warded to President Wilson and Chair
man Low:
.Whereas, President Wilson has ap-
pointed federal arbitration and con-
citation committee to adjust disputes
between employer and employe that in
dustrial peace may prevail in this ma
tion. and especially in the Colorado coal
fields, and
"Whercas, Members of the said com
mission. represent both capital and la
Dor. the same being satisfactory to the
laboring people, and
Whereas, Certain Colorado coal oper-
ators have protested against the person
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
Trades Assembly to Hold
Harmony Feed Wednesday
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and over thirty names were handed in
before the meeting adjourned. Those
who have not yet made reservation for
the luncheon can do so either through
Chairman Oplinger or at The Bulletin
office.
Labor Night at Theaters-
Delegate A. w. Hamilton of the Stage
Employees Union submitted plan for
the Assembly cooperating with ms or
ganization in having an organized labor
night at one or more of the local
theaters. 1t was stated that suitable ar
rangements could be made whereby the
Stage Employees and Assembly would
share in the receipts ON these nights and
make little money for the two orgnni-
cations in addition to having most en-
joyable entertainment The plan was
agreed to and committee named to CO.
operate witr the theatrical men in mr.
ringing the details. This committee con-
sists Of Edward J. Hines, Fred Vessel
and 7. W. Taylor.
The Denham will probably be selected
as the theater for the first labor night
and if the undertaking proves a success
it will be extended to each OF the other
theaters.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
-PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. w. ]. HeRel. by deed OF trust
sa sss f.t r sss. ssy q lS @ " hss ,s
csSsr of the city ana coanss ss q
aS nnS Ss city to and ss coups Pse
~ ss ssssss ia the City ss and County q Dss.
sss GS'srnaS a 0ss siscl sSs aSns.s su%ss. ss
asd.eS tSsl; i've assS ~. e q .I1. 10. ~
s' ssr % tss, e. Hass,oss Ia Ss hsS suS
aSSsn kSt s 1sIs s a 5a1se n1s @ l. n fSs rs.;
Addition; Lots numbered thirty -three t5sj.
thirty four go. thirty five ls5). thirty: ~
S tsS, so1sy oS rss ssrsyoa.
s~sntytwo sss S, ana Lots SS nS%bersa ~Sss oss
i. TX o. o. seven eve s eisS. & % %. nine & % sss ssd "a
t2s,, "A ksnsington; % Lot number thirty.
!sD. wittcr & ccfield's subdivision. ". v;
:sss s SRI ess.y%tssss % & ssS
hundred thirty li3o), one hundred thirty
one one hundred thirty. three tiss) and ,, two
snSres SIts n !, GSttssc H
Cottage Hill Lots numbered twenty five
t2p,. twenty -six. (2o). twenty seven 90,
ihl1oSs fEs ss & s ss tsay sSfy
Block number two t2l. "a I. r: mellow.
pf Lots numbered one N to twenty t20j
inclusive in Block number One III. In Syi.
yester addition TO Vanderbilt Park, lying
Of sail Lots one (1i to twenty (20), in
elusive. md Lot twenty-two (22). In Block
number five (D, acre in =. 4. Bnrpum's
Or Denver. aforesaid, which deed Of trust
was' made to secure the payment of one
promisncry note Of even date with said
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
+. LEGAL NOTICES.

a,cd Of trust. for the sum Of Seren Thour-
and iS7.O0O, Dollars payable to the order
OF The German American Indemnify COM
many five years after the date thereof
with interest thereon mt six per. cent per
.annUm until paid. interest payable 1nnu
ally. as Is more particularly set tes.t testR ~
said deed Of trust. reference 70 wn1cn u
hereby made for greater certainty; ano.
Whereas. The said W. j. HeKei having
,lefauited In the payment OF Interest," que
August l. 1912. August l. 1913. ana Auguet
4 1911 and the legal holder OF nsin note
having elected on account OF said ueIauis
10 declare said note unpa&. due ana paya-
BILE: ... -,
Of NJ E. Schreiber the LEGAL holder OF ~
note pursuant to law. ]. the undefmn IX =
the Public Trustee In and for the III, "
County of Denver, Colorado, do herep so
notice that will. ut the hour OF ~ oei"-A
In the forenoon OF
MONDAY. MARCH sTH. 1915.
at the Trefnont 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 W j.
Hegei his heirs and assigns therein. Tor
the purpose of paying the sum of Seven
Thoussnd fS7.000, Dollars and interest ae-
cured by said deed of trustp. and the cosr
and expenses OF executing this trust. and
will deliver TO the purchaser certificate
OF sale as provided by law.
Dated mt Denver. Colorado. Monday. Feb
ruary 1st, 1913
Public Trustee in and for the city and
County OF Denver. Colorado.
First publication February q. 1915
Last publication March q. 1918.
Denver labor bulletin., 1915-02-20
Mine Operators File Protest
Against Seth Lou Commission

mel OF the commission because it con-
tains member of organized labor, and
have notified President Wilson that they
do not desire the commission to inves-
tigate the Colorado situation because of
their bias against the labor member of
the commission; therefore, be IL
Resolved, BY the Denver Trades and
Labor Assembly that we call the atten-
tion Of the public to the fact that while
the labor element displays its fairness
by being perfectly willing TO leave set
Element of disputes to mixed tribunal
composed of representatives of both cap
ital and labor and that the coal opera
tors display their unfairness by object
ing to the labor representative of the
committee; be it further
Resolved, That this assembly com
mends the action of President Wilson in
his appointment of the commission and
on the fairness displayed in its person
mel, and that we condemn the attitude
OF the coal operators, whose policy is
self-confessed to be one OF injustice. op-
preston and tyranny, and which will not
sion. .f
BE it received, That a copy of this
resolution be sent under the seal of the
Denver Trades and Labor Assembly to
the president and to the chairman of
the Cancellation and Mediation Commits
sion"
Commission Is Expected Here.
The operators, having made known
their objections to the commission and
warned the members to stay away, their
early arrival in Denver is confidently
expected. 1t will be recalled that simi-
lar protest and warning was sent to
Chairman Frank p. Walsh of the federal
commission on industrial relations,
wliereupon Walsh hurried his schedule for
the Denver hearing and extended it two
weeks longer than first intended.
SECRETARY of Labor Wilson said Tues
day in Washington that the Colorado
conciliation commission would remain In
existence despite the mine owners OPP
position; that it might be ready to ten
der its services at any time, should new
differences arise between employers and
employees. He vigorously denied that the
commission was partial TO the miners. =
meeting of the commission will be held
next week to consider the letters writ
ten by the coal operators and President
Welborn OF the G. f. & ].