Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-08
TROOPS PATROL
 COLORADO CITY
CONTINUED Fh1M raaE ONE,


 tCONTINUED Fh1M raGE ONEj gather at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon to vote finally on calling off the strike on the lines of the Denver Tramway
 Colonel Ballou promised union lead CTS that if there was no rioting to- night he would permit them to meet at g o'clock tomorrow morning. Mean while Frederick w. Hid, general manager of the Denver Tramway Company announced we will not deal with the union"
 Will Run "Open Shop'
 At conference participated in by city officials and officers of the tram way company this afternoon, Hid 1 gave assurances that street cars would be operated tomorrow. These will be manned by strike breakers. Hid announced the company was | prepared to take back many of it's old employees as individuals, and said he would issue a statement later in the night telling them where they might apply for their old positions.
 Hid declared the union men fo- feited all right to part in company affairs when they struck and assert ed they would be dealt with as indi- viduals only. He also declared the company would discharge no strike 1 breakers.
 Legion Guards City With 250 federal troops in the city tonight from Fort Logan, and 2,000 American Legion members, special officers and regular police under arms, officials had made elaborate preparations to Yeevent recurrence of rioting that marked the nights of Thursday and Friday and which cost the lives of six men and injury of 5S other persons, including women and children.
 | A large number of the troopers were grouped at the east side car barns, scene of rioting last night, while the remainder were under arms at the city auditorium awaiting or ders
 American Legion members patrol led the outskirts of the city, long | lines of motor cars filled with police men armed with sawed off shotguns and rifles, were mobilized at the city hall. Mayor Bailey appealed to cit iZens to keep off down town streets.
 The city was quiet at 6 o'clock. There had been no disturbances all day and authorities considered they had the situation we'll in hand.
 More Troops Coming
 The exact time of the arrival of 800 troops that left Camp Funston at $ Major E. L. Pell, who preceded the Camp Funston soldiers to Denver to make arrangements for their accom-. modation, conferred with Governor Shoup and Moyar Bailey. The | troops will be quartered at the city auditorium.
 | Tents were set up on top of the tramway building tonight to house additional strike breakers who reach. ed the city today.
 Have Tanks Ready
 Whippet tanks, hand grenades, one pounders firing. shrapnel shells and l sawed-off shot guns are being brought to Denver by the Camp Funston sol diers.
 An investigation of a half dozen persons implicated in the rioting was begun by the coroner's office today. | rr1-TN r.d Sergeant J. c. Jones of the stock yards district police station were es. amined by Coroner Tom Hunter.
 Federal troops on guard duty to. night in the strike crisis ordered by Colonel Ballou, commander, to exer- else great discretion in using their weapons. Fire only on orders from your superior officer, and above all don't get licked" portion of the general order reaed.
 Sick Men Volunteer
 One hundred enlisted men and six officers at Fitzimmons' general hos pital, an army recuperation camp fin the suburbs of Denver, tonight volun. teered their services to Colonel Bal lou for guard duty. The offer was made by Captain R. F. Walsh. They were accepted.
 Members of the American Legion posts who volunteered for guard du- ty have been divided into four de- tachments, stationed at, outlying DO lice stations. Two Browning machine ] FOR SALE - Five-room house 1T
 Warren, furnished or unfurnished 1 half hlock from Vista Park iinl