Show I t t COLORADO COAL MINERS OBEY ORDERS TO QUIT I Denver Colo Nov S1l is now evident evi-dent that the strike oC the coal minors in Iho First or Trinidad district of the Colorado Fuel nnd Iron company Is no small affair In fact it is a strike all out of proportion to that oven hoped for by I > the olllcors of the United MineWorkers 1 Mine-Workers of America and ten times what was looked for by the coal operators At the meeting of superintendents and pitbosses held l In the C F and 1 nlllecfl In Trlndad last Tlutmlny night reports were made that In no camp would l enough men to out to cause a shutdown It 1 Is doubtful it enough men can be found in the whole district by tomorrow to work the mines at Prl incro GUARD OF ARMED MEN At Gray Creek every minor hu lone hns quit and that cam Is I surrounded by I armed guards At Bowen the men are quitting rapldl At Tcrcio the men lull early At Starkvllle one of the cam IKS reported MS I being l i wholly company com-pany men nearly every man null At Peadmont the new camp of the Rocky Mountain Fuel company the men took their tool home There Is not one < mine In this section that ran start up tomorrow to-morrow with half a crew of miners RAIN OF PAT ClIRCKS All the day the C F and r miners I have been swarming into Trinidad I nearly all of them having their l paychecks pay-checks running from 5187 down The I checks were for such amounts that business men could not cash them and hence lost thousands of dollars Intra In-tra e All day lonG the miners have been joining the United Mine Workers The police who were stationed near the of nee ofthat IrglI1l ntlon In Trinidad to prevent any possibility t of a clash between be-tween the t union and nonunion men estimated that t i at leant bOO joined and came out showing their union cards Commercial street for two blocks was at one time choked with the newly made union men ITALIANS GO OUT Tho Italians have rfult almost to a man They have not joined the union to any extent Riving as their reason that they 1 were sold out by the labor organizations on two or three occasions and theypreferred to t go out on their own responsibility 1 I t on this occasion They will stay out their olllcors say until the last and when one goes back to work all will go They have plenty of money as Individuals and their secret se-cret societies have large sums on deposit de-posit In banks here AH the railroads have laid off train + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + WINTER QUARTERS + UTAH MEN WILL CONTINUE TOWORK + + TRIBUNE SPECIAL + I + Winter Quarters Utah Nov + + Regardless of the order is + t + sued to strike the miners at + + Winter Quarters will continue to + + work Mo dissatisfaction in + + this camp + + + + + + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + crews The Colorado Southern Santa Fe and Denver HID Grando have reduced their crews nearly one half it Is salt while tit > Colorado I Wyoming Is practically out of business as v coal road BUNCHES OF DEPUTIES I Sheriff Clark in i securing deputies in I I bunches today many of the men having I hav-ing been brought down from the saw I mills and timber lands In the Stonewall valley Today fifteen were sworn In and twentyfive t new men have been sent to Hastings I So far aji can be learned there I has been no disturbance at any of the camps > but a clash Is feared at JIm llnirs I The expense < > n the operators for armed guiVds Is I notv estimated at not less thsvn 1200 a day IN NORTHERN GO LOnt DOA DO-A general strike in the northern Colorado Colo-rado coal Held was declared at Louisville Louis-ville today In all about 1725 men are Idle or will be tomorrow morning At I Louisville GOO men in Iho Hex I Hex 2 and lleela voted to go out At Lafayette Lafay-ette H50 struck on the Simpson iiO on the Garfield and iii on the Mitchell At JOrle 100 men struck lying up all the mines except the Blue Ribbon At Superior 100 men struck while at Marshall nearly 200 men are out At Mitchell iiO men employed at the Joe Mitchell have joined the strike This makes the shutdown practically complete I com-plete and only a few of the small Independent In-dependent mines will 1 open tomorrow morning SURPRISE TO OPERATORS The action of the miners of the northern north-ern Held was a surprise to the operators opera-tors After the conference held In this city in which practically every demand except the eighthour day was granted to the men they were determined to strike Tomorrow Is the day set for the walk out of the coal miners of district No r but so far as the mines of Wyoming are concerned there will he very Low men who will quit work There art only a few union miners scattered over the State but even 5C they all go out It will not affect the mines In the least ONE SERIOUS OBSTACLE Efforts were made some time ago 10 organize the miners of Wyoming but It proved a signal failure The chief objection ob-jection to organization by the men was that they were receiving top wages and wore satisfied Another serious obstacle obsta-cle was that seveneighths of the men are foreigners of Various nationalities In Rock Springs the leading coal camp of the State no less l than thirty languages lan-guages are spoken In several camps the men have local organizations but they do not affiliate j with the national organization i |