Show THE COMB ARRAIGNS INTO O MILITIA COLORADO Darkens TEA SAGE SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN Money 1915 3 ‘‘WtiWMiWff Qarmerpams Q ‘k v Congress Committee MARCH WEDNESDAY Once at ROCKEELLER UTAH Beautifullyand Restores Its Thicknessand Lustre Common CRITICIZED CITY BtSl ’f:My5‘ HAIR GRAY sage brewed Into a garden heavy’ tea with sulphur and alcohol of in ields Coal added will turn streaked and gray faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant Centennial State Scored in every bit of dandruff stop remove and falling hair scalp itching Mixing recipe at to the Sage Tea and Sulphur Report An easier home though is troublesome ready-to-use tonic way is to get thp costing about off cents a large bottle at drug stores known as “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound” thus avoiding lot of muss faded hair is not While wispy desire gray sinful we all to retain our youthful and attractiveness inds Magnate appearance By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur no one can tell Did to it naturally Nothing Improve it does so so evenly You just soft a or dfi—en sponge this through brush with it and draw Condition your hair taking one small strand at time bv morning all gray hairs have a another application disappeared After hair becomes beautifuly or two your scathing glossy soft and luxuriant and Washington March dark —A militia you appear years younger Advertise of the Colorado Conditions LAKE ! WIO: 9 i a KEARNS 4 because hum 1'11 BLDG ' r? 1"3 -r'4’i4 Employees’ 2 arraignment its treatment of — striking miners ment contained in families is for his refusal to testify voluminous report submittedand to the of the state condition that he mining except upon would House today by the mines not be of subcommittee which investigated questionedby representatives in the Colorado coal fields under the miners and declares that he “was adopted alj who a resolution a year ago to came in contact overbearing In conditions with him” January While scoring and criticizing generally in the coal fields inexcusable The committee condemns as tierwind the acts of the mine of both the attack on manyincluding operators alleged violation alleged have been camp by men to of state laws the committee reports strikers as well as the assault upon found of a 'that no evidence was orbes tent colony by armed guards in restraint of trade to limit using a gun machine present the output of the mines nor conclusive and Testimony of former the existence of proof of peonage for county officials is quoted to show elections The committee appeals however of mine operators to control situations It arbitration in such and in Las Animas Huerfano that these disturbances are counties and the committee remarks in their importance that the that the juries in manner of selecting federal government is the only power those counties where according to after competentto deal with them of and in least seven out one case at John D referring to the testimony of twelve jurors were sheriffs deputy who RockefellerJr disclaimed provisions of “appears to be against the conditions for Colorado the law” adds: directors by Machine Gun Imported “Absentee owners or their absence from the scene of such criticizes the state The committee authorities for failing to prevent the cannot escape their moral disturbances responsibility for conditions in and sale of firearms to the contending about properties in forces which they are in terested’’ shipped four machine “The mine owners guns from West Virginia for use State Lawn Unenforced during the strike” the report stated the 2000 pages Liberal extracts from the evidence conclusively shows the of by committee “The testimonytaken miners bought arms and ammunition the report with this are embodied In in quantities though the amount we comment: not know And it seems strange to “Colorado had good mining laws and do your committee that in these counties such that oughtto afford protection to where the strike was then in existence the miner If they’ are enforced yet in and where acts of violence were this state the percentageof fatalities the authorities of is larger than any other showing there the stateoccurring should not have taken some is undoubtedly something wrongitsin coal precaution to control the sale of fire to the management of the miners arms” mines It is by’ contended that the Rockefeller’ Attitude as one of their grievances Attacked do not obey the law and however The committee declares that John D good the laws may be if not Jr did nothingto improve Rockefeller they' are of no protection the condition of the employees of the testimony of Dalrymple “The James company in which he is stockholder state mine Inspector calls attention to and director the many violations of the law by the Rockefeller’’ says the report "Mr operators and the minersclaim this as “was in not a good judge of conditions the one of the causes leading up to Colorado and knew nothingabout them strike The report of Mr Dalrymple He was not willing to submitto a fair also says that he found in some cases of arbiters to settle this strike board the operators had put in operation new He obstinate and the statement devices and systemsof an advantage that was he was fighting for liberty for the to the miners’’ working men will not bear investigation The strike could have been settled Militiaon Side of Operators “It was on of the union seemed that the militia without recognition during this had he desired to do so and the the side of the operators controversy’’ says the report “and the could have worked for him conclusively to prove evidence seems whether members of the union or not such to have been the case believe he did not desire to mine guards recruiting of as and in that end this strike “The way in our judgment and one must conclude he would rather members of the militia was a mistake since intense spend the money of the company for had existed for some time guns pay of detectives and mine guards the mine guardsand the miners and starve the strikers into submission and it was difficult or even impossible in “On the other handforcethe miners that these men for the miners to feel the employment of win the to of the peace were neutral conservators strike went beyond the rights of seized the Some of the militiamen citizens and committed acts while clothed with the of violence They always however authority of the state to engage in seemed willing to meet and endeavor various lawless acts to settle the dispute by arbitration and instances the acts were of “In some believed it is that a could nature settlement an immoral kind and of such a have been made basis fair to both on a for publication in this as to be unfit the employerand employee” Men on slight provocation were report without thrown into jail ofand kept there the opportunity proving their inno i'j£ cence’’ John M The committee denounces Chase adjutant general of the militia for and their iimmhMI a conditions MlMMMMMv conspiracy nation-wide witnesses w—nr WWMWIMniH WHERE -1 efforts declares flSSiS ARE temwfetewk YOU JrMHmim responsibility SURE i I constantly reference Hi'S operators observed employees “We a 1 ft f Wa n Ipi’P 11 gyiB Erlu ISs If Mita K kA a igk Wk xA K Ik Hk Wilk Ji A WasgO usa arbitrate EWil animosity between TKJ Tl “ LIL tsm — 11 tu II 1 ’ ’ ' — - immiiiiii ininn - IL-' Lr T u T 1 1 4 H 1 -IT ILTro 1 Lt-i t -x M— 1 LJL L-Lai-LA x( J J4U4 1 — M 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this morning and was scalded His to death John Moore also fireman was badly burned but was able to assist in taking Alkire from the wreckThe locomotive age overturningof the due to was a broken rail caused by a rock slide in the canyon following a windstorm which blew heavy and carried giant boulders down trees steep sides of the canyon down the The engine which struck the broken rail haulintr passengertrain No was to which was takenit back held Glenwood Springs for eight where track was repairs The hours awaiting derailed mail and baggage cars were other than the engineer but no one and was injured fireman it not been for Alkire’s presence Had of mind probablythe entire train would have been wrecked and many passen-gers injured Alkire however realized what had happened when his locomotive struck the broken rail and set all the brakes bringing the train to standstill and then jumped from his cab In stopping to set the brakes sacrificed his own life as the engine toppled over just as he 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