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Show DENVER WILL CELEBRATE. Prepares for Great Demonstration Upon Return of Haywood. DENVER. July 20. "Wo will hlro from the Union Pucltlc railroad tho samo special spe-cial train In which Bill Haywood was taken to Bolso after being kidnaped, and In this train wo will bring him back to Denver," declared Jamos IClrwan, acting secrotary and treasurer of tho Western Federation of Minors today. "This groat victory for tho good namo of tho federation fed-eration will bo followed by tho immediate immedi-ate engagement of enough organizers to double the membership of the Western Federation of Miners In the next three months. Wo will not havo any moro socret meetings of tho various local unions, un-ions, because there Is nothing to hldo. Then there will bo no work for the do-tocllvcs do-tocllvcs who havo been getting money from tho mlno owners to spy upon our meotlngs." Secretary-Treasurer Haywood's return' to Denver will be made the occasion of a great demonstration in this city bv tho Western Federation of Minors, and other labor organizations. Tho date of his arrival has not yet beon announced, but he Is expected to arrive tho last of this week. Arrangements aro already being mado to run special trains from Cripple Creek and other places to bring tnembors of tho federation and others to Donvcr to Join In the celebration of Haywood's Hay-wood's acquittal at Bolso. It is announced an-nounced that ono feature of tho cclobra-tlon cclobra-tlon will be a parade of federation members, mem-bers, tho first in this city In three years. Telegrams of congratulation on the ro-sult ro-sult of tho Boiso trial were received today at federation headquarters In this city fpom all parts of this country ami from abroad. Some of Haywood's union co-workers are proclaiming him to be the logical candidate for the presidency on tho Socialist So-cialist ticket. As candidate for Governor of Colorado last year, when In prison In Idaho, he received 1C.33S votes. |