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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-10

A commission Of ensign In the
navy has been received by Frank
Browncll. son OF Francis "a Brown.
eli. OF New York and Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-10

oN LAKE euRtES iiNn
I'VE acres. one mils cut OF city, two
blocks from car line. fine view. good
soft close 90 school. near fine drive
way
PRICE 1900. TERMS
CLIFFORD a VAN ARNnALE. Inc.
teip rhird Ave
l HAVE a DANDY LITTLE POULTRY
plant 90 almost give someone. Plenty
roed new buildings. all ready 90 move
Ia. Plenty water, good soii, good
tewni plenty work. NJ 9 Campbsll,
tiottbar. Wash
~<>~S~l><~S~~,S~Ss~<>~
IS FARM LANDS FOR SALE
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MADAM ROMMO

CfAfRNOYsNT. PHRENOLpGfST.
pATMiHT
VIII give name nnd initial ~ the one you
viii marry. also 81 your greatest
enemy N IN trouble o. undecided.
consult this wonderful lady. ana shs
ran nnd will remove al evil infiusnee
and start you on the road 20 success
and hHppinsrs She does not tell thing
20 please. bot reads your sntir" no
tu.f as your hand Indicates from tho
cradle e. the grave READINGS boc.
Rooms ~ and 20. Vernon Hotel. stst
linton - Hours n m 20 o. m.
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MiscgLLANuous-roa SALE

INSTRUMENTATION SALE
SERVICE FLAGS
}. wshb Kitchen q Co.
,N~~ooo,lsliiii vniysfslIg ~
CONGRATULATIONS WANTED
~ 20 tis for GOOD used suit. other arti.
ei.- rroror'ions,ely. Main tfai,
~ tou HAVE ANYTHING TO ALL.
~ : sS's'S Nss',ee 70; VAN a.
81 wANrFp-ruRNiTuRE
WE nrY MORE uHnp rt'RNirunn
any pay hisher prices than any house
In the city. Phone Nain sass. Seattle
Aaction Co, soOt Second ave
.,sss eess ~ eos r.ss Ns,n az.
BArHs--MAssAoE
MEpicAt. MAsNruRtsr- ORES nNFN
ins-' 60 =, sundays. 10 to only s03.,
yhiekefins Halt. THIRD and University
nnfGN SAVAGE souTuERS oRAn-
aste massage. tub baths sii unlon
at. Apt !.
MISS nAENn- NEWLY orrNrD MAS
ssse parlor Suite Z. brooklyn Hotel.
se1 University
MISS FERN FIELD = MAsaNdF.
naih. iloeh Third sve,, Empress
ff"tftt ''tM sNA
Miss WARRINGTON = TIN nkrHs.
massage. open evenings Room Z
uresn Hotel. sisN PIKE
tioRsNcF HOWARD = MASSAGE
heems io-ii. Hrookiya Hotel .oT
University 81
MNnf.E MEAD ANp coniNE nrfi,-
mont Massage Room 90. Elliott
Hotel, iosN rik. 81,
TilEiAA rtoHNE- sAPoH AND IVA
baths. body massage f;0 People.
u-nK nlax
iRese l-VinRAroRY. MAS,
sag Room I. Vernon iiotei sts
linton
Mis- DEVON MASSAGE VERNON
Hotel. sieh Union. Apt S. Hours.
ieaa
NEWLY OPENED SOAR LAKE nArUs
Massage. vihraer treatments rs
olive, Apt u
Mrs uEoRGE SULPHUR MATHIS.
genuine fuasseEr| Apartment sos. 1895
stewart u Nain tsii
BESSIE RAY = NEWLY OPENED
et~etrs cabinet baths massage sst
Liberty HldE open evenings
MAiiE lone MASSAGE AND rtin
baths az PIKE. Hotel Green. office a..
PRIVATE MANicuRiSu. RrENoas
esphy zee crazy Hide
GRACE rowEf.fs-rtfn nAruR MkR,
sess, neom "a nsrk.hits Hotel
hsss ikwEtIs-M ASfcuRiSo. NIX
rhirf office 10
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NINE. DOLLORAS

phrenoiogin,. Will tell you
N tho one you love is true or false.
when or whom you viii marry, advice
on business. love. marriage. divorce"
rounits the separated and marriage
with the ono Of your choice. ~ a seer
Of things hidden 70 man or woman.
Nine Doiiorns has no equal Special
readings SOC. Hotel Darlington, i5i3ia
second ave 10 n. m. 20 p. ~. Sun
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MADAM VICTORIA
NNtnp NC CpI, AsrI.C II

WUKITJ y Ok IN 10 7
pbrenoloEist, guarantees 10
read your entire life. give true EdNics
on business. icse. health and family
affairs. and what 20 do 20 DO successful
In iife ono visit will pay you for your
many dlsappointments IN others Hh"
will remove al obstacles and tell you
how 20 win and hold the one you de-
sire. Special readings zoe. Daily and
Sunday Room ~. Ahroit Hotel, over
Owl drug siorc aOs q PIE 81.
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ACREAGE FoR SALE
ctoss.rN ACREAGE

Ct.osE.tN ACREAGE
GROOM HOUSE. FRUIT TREES
The party who tounht this land
butt this Groom haun. aud
onthulldinks several wears axe,
aud IL now returning 60 hts
ranch east ~ the mountains. 80
he wants 20 sell this one Tor
N.ate, en- easy terms OF 800
cash and so per month lota
- eserlng fruit trees on place.
land lies level. Eoed alder hot.
tom soil. cioAe 10 y = station.
school and Efocefy stores n
only takes 90 mtnutss 20 reach
THIRD ave. and rtka At Zoe
fare caii ct sou New York
liiosk,
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WATER FRONT ACREAGE
BUILDINGS. All. CLEARED

frcnttns zee feet on county road.
rless In good cottage well and
pump. barn chicken house all
fenced and cleared firh. black
bottom land. Price - elA terms
fsse cash and tee mvhthiy
Take kirkland ferry 81 Madison
PARK go nurke a Farters ofncp
on kirkland wharf
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MADAM IONA

MADAM lONIA
rftRENOf.ogIsT AND PALNfETRr
1889 first ave fuan1 7. between PIX
ard Pine. Tells past. present AMI -
trrs consisting business and love 40
fairs. advises 700 about divorce rassi
rnd what wifi Re your iueks step u
iife 10 taks will tell faii names oi
your lover. sweetheart friends sns
miles. ard shat yep 40 most adapted
faf Readings daily ard sunday
SPECIAL. READINGS So
MADAM MAY-ctsiRvoyAN carr
readings office hours. ~ 60 .
Pueblo Apis Firs, ard pine
MADAM PAULINE W0NpEnFUf
elsirgoynnt. trance medium RsadinE'
guaranteed 7ii oiiye q. Msin ans
Pull CARD READING. SOC PLAZA
Hotel. room t9t. Caii evenings and
aCtENTirtC CARD REApfNGa. PAST
present and future. Hotel brighton
seventh and Pine
PROP sER-uREATEET ME.
dunn STANCES Sunday. wednesday
FRIDAY evenings isa Howard \
MME MARIE. CARD READER HAS
moved 20 soi7 Eighth ave. corner
w~s,iahs
MADAM FHkSK NOTED cLAtRvoY.
AIT. card reader. pnlmist ssc. 1906 y
PIKE. Elliott Hotel
~
chic r.adsr 1918 Pin. 81,
NAY A nASKs-ChRp HEADING
isosS FIRST ave. near Pike. room -
GARD HEADING. % CENTS 1850 sEv.
snth ave.
MADAM RArHRYN = WONDERFUL
trance reader iioo iiif Third,
sterling Hotel
FULL CARD READING SOC PLAZA
Hotel. room 500 can evenings and
Sundays
READER. CARDS. PALNisTRY. isisis
SsNsnth e.,
oRDAiN MINISTERS
raw MRS BURpIcK SUNDAY CIR.
cieH and Tuesday, Wednesday.
Friday evenings: consultation daily.
Hotel nybse. iaai Third ave. oppo-
site pos,offlce. Elliott .ai7i.
REv ZOE EI.MORE (PRiORj 1905
ifth ave. Interviews daily. i0-a. IN 20
g. M Circles Tuesdays and Thurs
days. .. ~. Sunday lectures stevens
Haii. Fourth ave.
REv BERTHA NELSON kD.
wiser Room 2i4. 1904 Third ave Prl-
waite consultation daily. circles Sunday.
Tuesday. Friday evenings.
SPIRITUAL CIRCLE
"wednesday fonly). O'Clock. Carpenters
HAN. 1890 Fourth. between Pine and
s,swert n, Bet Bet mediums IN city -
81 CARD OF THANKS
Mn. AND MRS r A rtfNDQuIsT Ex.
tend their heartfelt thanks TO friends
for floral offerings and sympathy
shown IN ths bereavement OF their
~~SSS~,cI S~c~~~~~~~~
So FUNERAL NOTICES
" 0Cth at ANDREW sCOTDAf. aged
6q years. 10 leaves his wife. Mrs.
Odine Scotdai. one daughter. uiidR.
ana three sons, Ole. William and
Abner scotdhl
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day October H. at y. m. from tho
Norwegian Lutheran church. corner a0th
ave A. " rnd W Gbth IT, Intrrtnent
AZ crown mn cemetery. Pheasant Wig
gen Company, funeral directors
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Madame Angelina

PHRENOLOCIST AND MEDIUM
Reads your entire life. past. pres~n, and
future correctly. gives names dates
ard figures In business. love. iaH. mar
Rage and domestic trouble. tells what
Won are best adapted for and what 90
do 20 better your conditions IN life
This lady reads your head - you
would an open book reading ~
her wiii meet your hlEhes, etpsrta-
'ions. and you will 10 wiser ard hEp-
pier after consulting her This gifted
lady removes evil Influences Per
fnsnsntty located Hourr from 10 80
SPECIAL READINGS Soc iiss Pike
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ADELLNE Lloyd

kDFIINE LLOYD
PhrenoioRisi Seattle business adviser
for 30 years. needs no suioEy. her Uast
services speak FOR her. Others como
and 20 Special readings SOC. Crowds
Of people ore thronKinR daily 10 con
cult this gifted woman. I'll Union
st. apartment r. phou~ Eiintt atfi
MADAM DU HUM PsYCHoLOGtsr
Reads your life like m open book
n YOU arc worful and SD. size. through
Her reading. makes you feel merry
and glad, Room -. Hotel Abbott
MADAM KATHnYN = WONDERFUL
tranee reader 90 ifi2 Third.
sterling Hotel.
CARD TEADiSG-iis COLUMBIA ST,
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'enoeJs " appointment
- All nsw-. dances. Ssw YsfF
81 halls yosss issy s..i.,ss,s
E 10 differences " you hsv@a't
dan "a Day ard evening
"A STEVENS a. F'S ,,,, a"
Nsmbsf Sstisnst unttsf Master, %
DanrinE Association
/ piA@oNps. WATCHES AND IEwFf-
~. siiysrsare. cot glass ard clocks. not
eniy rsasonaiis, bus absolutely reliable.
cash or credit
PErER MICHAEL
20. Pike y, Tswsisr.
Fotm.fiy q, isos second Ave
waNTrp-otp TkrsE TEETH Don't
NATTER ~ BROKEN HIGHEST
PRICES PAID cast FDW OtD
coin. SILVER ASu DIAMONDS
SMITH JEwELHr MIG co. tis T.
e SMITH ut-DC Fotpru FLOOR
LANGUAGE Will TEACH srASiHH
OF French niwhts IN private family for
Teom Or board ~ years bureau % ed
ueation Philippines call svsninE- OF
Sundays. ssnees hotel Iinanist
WATCH REpsinfSu
Diamonds sst while rou walt. 3swsiry
repaired and ramofsisd.
Work guaranteed At wholssais prices
SMITH JEwEf.Hr MFo. CO.
.if !. G SMITH Ht-bd. Faur,h Tieor.
orR COURSE MAKES FISGsIfED
dancer % you. Why wsitf Our re-
suits guaranteed Hirpoiror,s. ftfih
.nd universiiy. Elliott tisf
NORMA PttGnfu" HrATri.E
story ~ pr Pierce A, any book
store. Aptisss Hotel ~ 80 Pine o.
Price - cents. NAL = cents.
REN GREENE Hotel. HOLLAND
Foufth and jefferson. near court hnuss
Easily reached Tor ministerial services
Frtvsts parlor. Main s.si.
/ TACTICAL NURSE MRa wtfI.Etk.
sen. 7ss ian ~. w. Phone Ballard
1851.
koDAKERs-.IS AT i. AT THEY'RE
done" 10 cents . roll Jacobs. PIT
uifs
! FFfESfs or MADAM CRANE. CALL
q, iitr i'm ave. Madison cable
Phone vas, tTi-.
| FLnpE~cE roN. PLEASE c0Nr ~
~ once wtah 10 cell place roinE
Eas, !.
haOTtSE pIASo PLAYING
Ara roruisr snusie Taught In 70 tsssors
psnsse~- u'ds
tsVANAIoHs - 90 rat. isst ~, -.
pr%vEp DYg woRKs-tfes Tth ave
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM
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sPEcIAL REApfNGs. Boo

Naa NHnN WY ftttFh ~ AAEhNA ffFNNnf
roFurF Fourth ard PIKE Hours 60
q daily and BundaY.
RctENrtFIc PHRrSotcdts'r
This famous phresetagist reads your en-.
tire NE. iunf a. the head Indicates
gives Yna dates facts tells you what
haa - seed in life. Whst 10 happening
~ithaui sHkinE single question. Ras
does not tell fhinns 60 please but reads
thfrEs just a. The head indicates tolls
teu she, planets yuu we're born under.
thH lucky anl uniuekS planets whsn
ant ~hotn you wiit mann s~ffirs and
explains love. family troubles fHaFs
fisTss. divorce health. business is~
sHtf# sneruiattens. Investments.
trarsarft1ns - ell kfnds in fact No
matter what youf hope. fsef o. amti.
tan. rrus % this Hot-d phr~naiani-'
a~n rui help There - 90 need for
ans one 90 - unsurs .ssfui itsr advice
removes al trouble ahs guarantees
satisfaction o. M charge Hsr rehdine.
49, stficfiv confidential Gail And can
suit hsf. special readings FOR one week
only. soc IfoBfs. a m. 20 . M.
Room a. An,lsrH Hossi. Fourth and
linton
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I-wATeR FRONT PROPERTY

io-Wsic EN- FNONI PNOPtNlf
czs<-------..----------z-e On rass, sound,
{{&4A&AN acres good alder
seti runulns
fT a y s''s s:.ss ~ 5000 '.s'
~.sl-a - anchorsE. fcr
e"st, xeei fi.hins. eiArn.. etc! on
county readi ,etephone, daily mail
frtss ftii, terms IS cash. hAiatoe
easy Frs. folder with map charis.
.>. sesssr- COMPANY. Alaska building
~ LOTS FOR SALE
.CHnAr nAt.t.ARn toTs-rwo fEvEi-
slightly lots. IN burke Farrar nadi.
ton that I want % self for 1850 90 I
on~sthiFd cash. and hAiane~ w small
ntonthiy Payments West coast Land
,> -. -. ss.e,rs nut, nlss MsIs sjs
- HOUSES FOR SALE
s-RooM MODERN HOUSE
Close 20 park and street car. ti..fss
iss8 cash. balance two year.
YOUNG a nROnERg
sf-9 ballard Ave. Phans ballard sfs
MUST DE SOLD
T-room house. on ts-foos tot. All Tn.
prevsfn~nt. IN and paid worth
issse Sell nov for tiseo
=, y - slsly q : S.rs.S nlaE
22-NousEs FuRN. FOR RENT
s.RooM BOARDING HOUSE f-rR.
nishsd. tsso0 A y cert. West .tt.
youngstown sAtioa.
tie STH--ruRNfsMEn COTTAGE
vita lsrxs les. Eass SIS
~ MALE HELP WANTED
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WE CAN FURNISH HrrADy EMPLOY
ment 10 iogHers Top wages. srcsiisnt
board. good camps. shower baths fins
timber. Fare refunded 10 yoa make
good. Day Lumber Co. Bis Lake.
wash
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WANTED LoGGEHs. RIGGING
stINGEEs. cBAEERs. cTtoREnMES.
FAtLgRs. BucKERs AND ALL
ROUND LoGGERa STEADY EN-.
rLoYME~T. NO ZEE. CALI AT
ius ALASKA BUILDING. SIMPSON
LOGGING CO.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

s. BUSINESS PERSONALS
WHY SUFFER WITH
RHEUMATISM
Nh-n YOU can BE- cured ~ . simple
seiantifie treatment at = io~ fesr We
also treat ssin sruptfon~. kidney ard
liver ,rouiie. blood disorders and ait
ehranie siimsnts Consultation free
Hours q m. 90 2 IN. Chifoprartor
In attendants. Tts-fs American Rank
building. Elliott .tTt Evening. ant
Sundays by appointment
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Madam Jencatt

Madam Jeneatt
PHRENOLOGiST AND MEDIUM
Reads your ilfs fusi as tho head indi.
Gates. Eivins you true advice you can
dspeud on IN business and family af-
fsirs. rourtship and marriage tells
~hAt business yea are adapted Tor and
hnw o. gain ard hold . good position
when 20 speculate and where 90 locate
tells ~ the ons You love 10 true o.
faiN~ whom and wham sau viii marry.
Hnd how 10 win the one ~ your choice.
The madhms adNter hfinsn the Hspa
rated iosrthrr. aud makes happiness IN
fuur home " IA trouble. she can help
yau Nhn advises how 20 avoid AL oh
staeiss. and cause yea 20 have success
n anything Yau undertake HAttsfar-
tian guaranteed No one turned away.
unHep Or no money
SPECIAL READiNGS Zoe
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SO CASH. 40 PER MONTH
Buys 10 acres Of real loan soil. not sand
and gravel. but black and brown loan.
from tn feet deep. clay subsoil
abundance Of water. Free title In
sgrancs. Our price will be 30 per
cent lower than any other tract In this
whole locality. Right on highway 70
be paved. See this In bur auto free
AtSES 4 SEXTON COMPANY
ElTfrfF -Hf- Hafa f=fraF
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LOST AND FOUND

L0sT-oPAL 1ATRfx BROOCH ~
found. please return 90 Henry Hsnsel.
Transportation Bldg. Elliott 1850. and
receive reward
lost MARE. YEARS Old.
o.~N sH - N-cI@gn~IN%n~e~ S sSH
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HOTELS AND APARTMENTS

NEW STANDARD HOTEL
Corner FiFst Ave and Pine 81
Large. modern. outside rooms elevator
service phones in all rooms. first-cis-a
In every respect Ttc and up. with
private bath. fffo
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED
Rarrir rfnr f.frt. saronf 4. wsek Up
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ORDAlN MINISTERS

raw MRS nuRpIcK SUNDAY CTR.
cieH and Tuesday. Wednesday.
Friday evenings. consultation daily.
Hotel Bybse. i2ai Third ave. oppo-
site pos,offce. Elliott .ai7i
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so ACRES FOR $1,000

ONE LETT At iifs
I've acres. rich soil. for potatoes and
ruit. near fine markets So cash
and - per month
ciJFFDHD a VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
Iels Third Ave, iei Washington H.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
AVERT MINERS STRIKE
GuNTER URGES WORKERS TO
ADJUST DIFFERENCES.
In Proclamation. Governor States that
Efforts are Being Made to
Lower Prices.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Governor julius c. Gunter
July 7th issued a proclamation ad-
dressed to the miners in the Leadville
district calling upon them not to
strike, pending adjustments of their
dispute with the operators in that dis
trict. The proclamation points out
that the National Congress is consid-
ering legislation to reduce the cost OF
food and that similar legislation will
be taken up by the Colorado Legisla-
ture when it meets In special session
July 18th.
The proclamation was general in its
terms, but it was stated at the gov
ernor's office that it had been issued
in response to a request by persons
who hoped to avert the proposed min
ers' strike there, and who hoped 'it
would help the situation"
Whereas there have occurred in
number of mining states strikes and
labor disturbances in the mines and
producing metals necessary for use in
manufacture of munitions needed for
government defense, and
Whereas, The state of Colorado has
for number of years experienced un-
usual peace and prosperity but COM
plant is now made that the cost OF
living has materially increased in
some of the mining districts of the
state and reports have been circulated
of uneasiness among some of the
metal miners by reason thereof, and
Whereas, There is pending before
the United States Congress legislation
the purpose of which is to control the
cost and distribution of the country's
food supply and an extra session OF
the Colorado Legislature has been
called for the purpose, among other
things, to provide for the conserva-
ton and distribution of the food sup
ply and the increase of production,
Nov, Therefore, l, julius c. Gun
ter, governor of the state of Colorado
do hereby appeal to the patience and
patriotism of all those employed in
and about the metal mines of the state
and with the urgent request that they
continue in their present employment
and use every effort to increase pro-
duction until Congress and the Legis-
lature of this state can carry out their
plans for controlling the cost of liv-
ing.
Given under my hand and the ex-
ecutive seal this seventh day of July,
1917.
JULIUS GUNTER,
Governor"
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
Leadville Men offer Mines.

Denver, July 13.-Following failure
of the two federal mediators, Werner
q. Reed and former chief justice
George w. Musser, to avert the pend
ing strike in the metal mines and
smelters at Leadville, a dispatch was
sent to Washington last night, signed
by the two mediato-s, asking If it was
feasible for the government to take
over the operation of the properties in
the Leadville camp. The mines last
year produced upwards of s2O,O0O.O00
worth of ore, over $12,000,000 repre-
senting the value of the zinc output.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
LeadvilIe Strike Ordered Delayed.

Denver, July 1.-THE sending of \
telegram by Charles H. Meyer, head
of the International Union of Mine,
Mill and Smelter Workers, to the
chairman of the local organization at
Leadville, postponed the carrying out
of a purpose to call strike effective
today, affecting between 1000 and
5000 men employed in the mines and
smelters in the Leadville camp. The
telegram was to the effect that W.
B. Wilson, secretary of commerce and
labor in the cabinet of President Will
son, named George w. Musser, former
chief justice of Colorado, and Werner
z. Reed, capitalist, as a committee OF
conciliation to adjust the differences
between the mine operators and the
miners and smelter workers in the
Leadville camp, with view to avert
ing the present strike. The mines
committee at Leadville, after ses-
sion lasting until early yesterday
morning, decided to postpone the
strike until Saturday morning.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
United Colorado TIL War Is Won.

Trinidad.-That Colorado must take
her place side by side with other
states in the great move to make pos
sible a worldwide democracy, and
that mine workers would remain loyal
in this as in every other crisis was
the message John P. White, president
of the United Mine Workers of Amer.
lea, delivered to more than 5000
miners at Ludlow Sunday.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
Autoist Killed, Two Women Injured.

Pueblo.-Will Davis, AZ, widely
known farmer living near Goodpas-
ture, twenty miles west of here,
brought about his own death and SER
iously injured Miss Minnie Evans, 19,
and her sister. Miss Anna Evans, "a,
daughters of a neighboring farmer,
when he seized the steering wheel Of
the automobile Minnie Evans was
driving in an attempt to make sharp
turn in the road.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
TWO MEN KILLED
IN N|.W.W. BATTLE
ELEVEN HUNDRED BIsBEE AGiTA
TORS ARE SENT TO HER.
MANAS, NEW MEX.
GOVERNORASKS TROOPS
COLUMBUS WILL NOT ALLOW |
w. w. DEPoRTED BY ARI-
IONA To DETRAlN.

Phoenix, Ariz., July 13.-Strike bat
ties are believed to be imminent in
many parts of the state as a result of
the deportation of 1, 100 |. w. w. mem
bers and sympathizers at Bisbee yes
terday. These men are reported to
have declared that they would return
to Arizona if they had to fight their
way back, and Douglas is arming in
order to control the situation should
they return. The deportation also
served to arouse /. w. w. leaders in
other parts of Arizona, and they are
believed to be melting their followers
to resist should they be ordered out
of town by the police authorities. 1t
is expected that federal troops will be
dispatched to many points in the
strike zone as a result of a request
made to President Wilson by Cover
nor Campbell.
Douglas, Ariz., July ia tele-
phone message received at midnight
from Sheriff Harry c. Wheeler by
James H. East, chief of police here.
said that as the New Mexico authori-
L.
deported from Bisbee to be detrained
anywhere in that state, they were
being brought back this way.
Bisbee, Ariz., July 13.-After a day
that witnessed the deportation of LOO
members and sympathizers of the In
dustrial Workers of the World, includ-
ing three women, and the killing of
two men, both incidents resulting
from the launching of a Cleanup"
day early Thursday morning by thou
sands of armed citizens, the Warren
district was quiet last night. The lead
ers of the strike called two weeks ago
by the metal mine workers branch
of the |. w. w. with hundreds of fol
lowers were sent out of the district
on a special train made up of twenty
four cattle and boxcars to Columbus,
N. M.
The victims of Thursdays activities
were Orson p. McRae, member of
the Workmen's Loyalty League and
shift boss at one of the Copper Queen
mines, and James Brew, former en-
p!oye of the DEM mine, which closed
down the first day of the strike.
Just twelve hours after Sheriff
Harry Wheeler started making plans
for drive" on j. w. w. agitators
and supporters, 1,2OO of them were
marched into railroad cars and the
train rolled away for New Mexico.
Six hours later the 5000 citizens
and deputy sheriffs who had rid the
district of the element which they
considered a national menace, had
calmly returned to their homes, aban-
doned their rifles, revolvers and shot
guns and were preparing for normal
conditions in the district, which they
are confident will return with the
strike agitators gone.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-14
Good Roads Men Meet.

Colorado Springs.-The highest
good roads meeting ever held in the
United States was staged on the sum-
init of Pixies Peak when the midsum-
mer gathering Of the Pixies Peak
Ocean-to- Ocean Highway Association
assembled for a two-day session.