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Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BROKEN INTO FRElGHT CAR

A eox about .nree and a Y Ia I
In breadth and OF equal de,p With
the top crushed in. was 10 az near
the First street crossing ON A' ni...
where II had. evidently. bee. Gown
on q Denver q Rio GrRnde 'it'S1i
train and It's contents stolen. 1-e
manifest on the outside Of T.. .os
shows that II contained wo ho 'saad
ciEars and that they we're asirne.
by .she william A. suckney Cigar
co.bany Of Kansas City. NO. TO -
Fountain Green. Utah. Coopsrs'i'
company. II is believed the car -
broken into some time Monday mo n
snR.sa he cigars thrown on. and. lsf =.
nasHld away BY the thieves. In -
same locality quantity OF infsn's
clothing was found by the auth'r'ti :
and turned over to the railroad c,n'
paSI TO be used as possible ci ,e
IL yShning down the robbers.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
WILL MAKE ANOTHER
ATTRACTION FOR TOURISTS

At meeting of the Canon City
Business Mems association Tuesday
afternoon a special committee con-
sisting of Frank P. Smith. A. E. VIII
son, ]. +. Marr and H S. Maddox
was appointed to visit Marble cave.
twelve or thirteen miles northeast OF
town on the Cripple Greek road. ind
investigate the practicability of en-
larging the entrance to the cavern
and make Il a resort for tourists and
pleasure seekers during the summer
season. The cave has been explored
for a distance of nearyl half a mile
back from the entrance and ii Is
said to be one of the most beautiful
in the southern part of the state.
Those who have had the temerity to
penetrate the remoter parts of the
cave assert that portions OF II con-
tain a great variety OF stalactites
and stalagmites and other curious
geological formations. rendering II a
place OF surprising beauty. The cave
is located about a mile north OF FL
dred. and with a little improvement
OF the road leading to it. would be
easily accessible by automobiles and
other means OF conveyance. The
committee left here In Mr.. Wilson'S
automobile at 1 O'Clock this after
noon to make the necessary investi-
cations.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
EXPLOSION
INJURIES
MANY
tB United Press.3

New York, Feb. IA car load OF
dynamite on the barge near Pier ten
at Jersey City exploded at noon to-
day. causing great damage. The low
er end of this city was thrown INTO
panic. officials at the Central
railroad of New Jersey called for all
available doctors and ambulances
and a dozen workmen were taken to
hospitals, badly injured. Scores Of
plate glass windows in lower Man.
hatten were shattered and tremors
in the sby-scrapers of New York
caused panics and much excitement
in stairways and elevators The
barge and pier were both destroyed
and the terminus OF the Central rail-
road Of New Jersey badly damaged.
In lower Manhattan one fruit ven
der was nearly decapitated by falling
glass and one workman shaken on
the roof OF sky-scraper and fatally
hurt
The cause Of the explosion has not
yet been determined
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
NIT CCHELL.
MAKES A
PROTEST
tBy United Press)

New York. Feb. John Mite tell
refused TO say today whether he
would resign his five thousand dol
lar Office in the National Civic Fed
GRAFTON in order to retain his mem
bership in the United Mine Workers.
He said he had telegraphed the con-
vention protesting against yester-
days action. but that he was not
making a statement of his Intentions
az this time Mitchell considers that
the convention took sharp judgment.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
.Hls TAKEN OVER
ADDITIONAL DUTIES

A, meeting OF tho chamber of
commerce committee OF the mer-
chants association Tuesday after
noon II. s. Maddox was appointed 10
take charge of the credit and coliec-
tion department OF the organization
as the successor OF d. W. Ross. re-
signed. and be ntered on the duties
of the position this morning. On
account OF the demands upon his
time by professional work Mr.. Ross
resigned the superintendency OF the
credit mems association at the be-
ginning of the year. retaining only
the attorneyship Under Mr.. Ross
management the credit feature OF tho
organization with which he was con-
nected became a model OF It's kind.
being generally recognized as one OF
the very best In the state His sys-
TEN OF keeping check on the financial
responsibility OF the people OF he
community developed many imitato-s
and established standard by which
such things are measured al, over
Colorado The same careful consid-
Grafton bestowed upon the details OF
the matter by Mr.. Ross win be con-
tinued under the new arrangement.
and. 1, IL expected. viii lose none Of
It's value 10 the mercantile interests
OF tho community. Mr.. Maddex will
conduct the credit and collection
work In ccrionotion with his duties
~ secretary o. Z hr husaneas- INNS
n~s,rSaffnr
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
qERYQUEEI,
lFCALCASE
IN LONDON
tBy United Press,

London, Feb. Am extraordinary
legal situation has arisen out ~ .'s-
r-eat Battle of Stepney." on Jaad-
nry q. when Home Secretary Winsuoi.
Churchill paraded over 1900 po'ice.
Foot Guards. Artillery. and fremon.
a destroy two foreign desperate ss-
who had entrenchsd themselves a
No 100 Sidney street
II will be rememcered that No.
100 was completely burned out. q {
the police say that no attempts
we're made to extinguish the hnmc'
until they were certain that thu =
tenders were nesrly burned up. Every
house along the street was BATE
and damaged from the hail OF br
lets from a maxim gun. and thu RI
f1es and -evoivsrs OF taacke-s VI
beseiged.
The damage runs INT, thousand,
OF dollars. and the owners and t'i-
ants naturally say somebody has g,
% pay. There T. touching inaniu.ity
"A that subject. but there 10 ecu
unanfmity that no one is legally a.
able, and consequently none os N
parties concerned has any intoBu :
os paying anything.
6Thsre are &C legal grounds for M
action against the Grown. bec>u
the damage did not arise out o.
breach OF contract. or anything of
trnt sort. In action for trcspass n "a
damase could he maintained against
tAe police or military authorities. r--
eanss the police And sc'disrs ~es
cnfy dcfnx their dut,. laid Gown -
Law. In attempting to srrrst two 50
pecfed fclons.
Owners and oceupierr have
claim against the local munisi"ar
authorities. for damage ca~.cd by
rsot and vIolencf. because accordi-t
20 English law II taxes three ~ mo,"
persons TO star. n riot ana th>rs
were apparently not more han W
~ rchists In the besiegod ipnse
The insurance companies decii"'-
IN pay anything IN respect OF tar-~se
deliberately inflicted by other rar'i,s.
and where the iremen mad M at
takpt to put out fre un-n every
thing wus ruined. Equaii. the nre
department cant be 'lamed hea II
was prevented from 'oing It's friy
by the civil authorities.
Pressure is now being Brought TO
bear on the Government. to see''
the whole bill. ny grant III Erars
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
SlYs RECORD" IS
An 0lD FRIEND

Camden Creek. Jan. 70, 1911.
Mr.. Guy Hardy.
Dear Sir-Piease md enclosed
$3.50 for Weekly Record. have
been intending TO send It but the
weather Is so bad. rainy and cold.
Arkansas is all right for those who
like It but give me Colorado. We all
look forward for the Record as an
old friend as we are well acquainted
in Canon City and around there and
we get all the news from the Record
Please send me copy OF Scenic
Drives II you have any to spare
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Matilda Hendricks.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
RECEPTION IN
HONOR OF KRUEG-
Err AND PENNA

A farewell reception was given by
the choir OF the First Methodist con-
gregation in the parlors of the
church Tuesday evening for Geo H
Kruger and Arthur Penna, who are
shortly TO leave Canon City TO take
up their residence elsewhere. In ad-
dition TO the members OF the choir
there were present Rev. and Mrs
Harris and few OF the more int,m-
ate friends OF the guests Of honor.
making altogether a company Of
about forty-f1ve people. There was
4 delightful entertainment program.
consisting largely OF vocal and In
strumental selections. after which \
srperh luncheon was served IN ths
dining room IN the basement Of the
building. The Columbian quartette.
OF which Mr.. Penna has been a mem
Der for several years, was present
and contributed TO the pleasure OF
the occasion by the rendition of n
couple OF songs that proved higaly
enjoyable The dining tables were
handsomely decorated in commem-
moration OF the event and the cuisine
and service were excellent. II was
ere o, the most pleasing affairs ~
the kind that has taken place here
for some time and was n deserved
tribute To two worthy young men.
whose friends IN Canon City are
legion.
Mr.. Krueger. who recently dispos-
ed Of his business interests here. will
leave this afternoon for Pocatellc.
Idaho. near which city he expects TO
engage In ranching and horticuitur-
al pursuits with Herbert Baird. or
meriy resident Of this place. but
for some time rast living IN the
northwest Mr., Baird. who has late
iy been visiting relatives and friends
back at his old home town in Illinois.
win pass through here on one OF the
Denver q Rio Grande trains for Salt
Lake City and pocateiio this AFTER
noon and Mr. Krueger Will Join him
at the railroad station and accom-
pany him TO destination. Mrs. Krueg-
er Is az present IN Sacramento. CAL.
but will meet her husband In idaho
on the conclusion OF har sojourn on
the Pacifc coast.
Nr. Penns. at present storekeeper
at the plan. OF the Empire zinc Som-
pany. win leave Canon City on Sat-
urday OF this week for Boulder. Colo.
for short VISIT while enroute back
to England. his native country. Mr.
Penna viii sail from New York on
the 11th Inst for Southampton. from
which place ne viii proceed to Corn
wall. the family home where he VIII
take possession OF considerable
estate ieft him nv his grandfather.
Mr.. Penna expects to study music IN
ENGLAND and Is under engagement 10
sing IN concert NJ Plymouth In
March Of the current year. Mr.. Pcuna
likes smerica and the WAYS OF the
people on THIS side OF the Atlantic
and Y Is among the probabilities that
he VIII some time return TO the
United States, but whether he will
come hack 20 Colorado or not has
not been determined. The friends
here cf both Mr.. Krueser and Mr
Pe,rs wish them bon voyage and
success wherever they may locate.
-------------------------
There are vnrious ways OF killing
time n number uf which vnseht b.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
paesaEsss CLUB MET

The Progross Club met MondAs
evesGax with Miss Mcconnell. SIS
Mail street. Miss Whitmore ae.td
as secretary. Miss Boyle being go
sent. Interesting current event.
we're given In answer to roll call
KisR MCGOWAN reviewed an arti~.e
fronp Hampton magazine on Csssa-
~ and the Food Poisoners. Som
sucoesses Of American Women II N
the bullock was reviewed BY Mss
Luoas. Tho Wonderful New wor;''
Ahead Of Us BY Thos. A. Edison wa
yead By Miss H''l
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
Mr.. HARDY ENTERTAINED
BY TOPEKA PUBLISHERS

The Topeka Capital OF January soth
says:
At an informal luncheon At noon
today given by Mr.. Arthur Capper In
the canper building there were pres.
ent as his guests: Governor w. R
Stubbs. Norman Hapgood. editcr CT
Golfers Weekly, H C. Sticher. presi-
dent Kansas Editorial association;
W. Y. Morgan. vice president; J. u.
Junkin. secretary: W. E Blackburn.
recording secretary: William Allen
White. e. W. Howe. J. ". Doiley.
Charles Sessions. Guy U. Hardy.
Canon City, Colorado. Record; T. A.
McNeal. Frank P. MacLennan. II. T.
Chase.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02
There was a small sized freIs

There was small sized freight
wreck In the Royal Gorge Monday
afternoon. but its only result was TO
delay traffic over that portion OF the
road for few hours. In some man
ner fiange on one OF the Wheel OF
an ore car broke OF In making a
sharp turn In the track and the -ar
was derailed. but. fortunately. not
overturned westbound passenger
train No. / was delayed between
Canon City and the Hanging Bridge
for an hour or so. but. otherwise. no
material damage was done
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

4 horse that a woman can driv.
is worth about fifteen cents as dr.,'
Ing horse for man.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

Women pay heavier penalties thar
mon II was probably 90 intended
or Il would be otherwise
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

There are various ways OF killing
time number Of which mieht b.
included uuder the r-neral head o.
torture.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

We notice that when nan begins
n. ave Ais monsy, - slso hsgins to
talk Z lut sAont Il
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

A boy vants xsrcise. but he doss
not want b 1T II By carrying %
ecns and cutting kindliAs.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

n you must talk lodge. talk Y only
TO people Who belong.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-02

"a ! Record wsas a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
CIVIC PRIDE.
"sy3r ca ssHan Of San Antonio
soez.s s=-si5iy On the Subject.

sz1 A--o-io, Tex, clov. I9.-Mayor
Bran Czlsgaan Of san Antonio, be-
.-sTes civic pride i essential 20 the
c221i.d-1s O. q city, but, he says.
!: Is ~ belle: tha. civic pride is
10: necessarily 5olnd up with bond
iss1es, desirable as boulevard sys-
tens nzy oe. Civic pride is a much
simpler matter; in parr, involving
good g1blic housekeeping. Unless the
store fronts On the main streets are
Kept clean, unless al dinginess is
done away 7i,h. il matters n hov
much ne surface Of me streets and
sidewalks are cleaned. The effec-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
SANTA r DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
To Be IN ARDMORE TOMORROW
8Ho"s PROGRESS MADE -, co+s TRUcTios
MORROW

one III inc 1Ds- interesting Exhibits
~ ne Tezzs 5,zfs Fair we ne dem
ors'rzt.oD train aslca ne Santa Fe
.s yreDzrn2 N s1ow a. tse World's
Fair. .nd.czing the Drogress made in
tae ds9elopneu. gse1 ~ that rOzd.
This train all De exhibited - Ard
more T1esdzy %O,ernber - from
lI.l5 q. n. " l.)y ?. n. and the pub
Ic ls cordai.g j1yitsd ~ Inspect the
same. za
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

Of a dirty city remains. L res.s with
the citizens TO make sy1.less
town. There are q iew things each
individual can do and one is 70 .-c5
his own premises clear7
The police have been instructed 10
enforce the ordinance requiring pro
prietors Of stores 10 have tie side.
walks in from. o. .ne.r place sve7,
every morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
o'Lary.carrolI Fioh,.

New York, Nov. 20 Young OLcarg
and Jimmy Carroll will box ten
rounds tonight at the Fordon Athlete
Club. There Is a grJdgc o, long
standing between the two feather
weights and they have been aching
to get a Rhack o. each other
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

Is your husband cross? An irritable
fault finding disposition is oftel due
10 a disordered stomach. 4 man with
good digestion is nearly always gocd
natured A great many have been per
Tanently cured OF stomach trouble
by taking Chamberlain's Tablets For
sale by al dealers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
M'CURTAIN COUNTY
BAD ADVERTISING
T-E PROGRESS ENo cEgrLcp-
1EET oF T-E COUNTY GREAT.
- IMPAIRED TAEREsv.

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Y-'@''ss IL '.e~ o'aeF nan 70 e1=e'
'1F yD-.'.eal s-4.ls o. one -1d"d1s-, .
ne p1'zFeaa ana development Of A--
I-f-ain c'1n.y -as been greatly in
pared
Iae grand Jury convened Sep,em-
Der 3 and Tas Kept in session IN
i- On o- a1ogt November J. Sev-
e7sl Indictments we're re.lrned
as4ihA; prominent ---.zens- i 81.
o. '1e@@ paT.es a-e guilty taey, 10
'o-'i "li De convicted as taer
mould ,e. j they are not guilty
,hey F.A most surely W acquitted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
Public Notice.

Notice IS hereby given al hunters
that M place Of 1850 acres, loca,ed
west Of Ardmo-e. is posted and pos.
lively 10 hunting will be alloTe-
lG-lm. JAMES WATKINS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

The careful buyer is getting ro-
ceries cheap during Felker- sale
liff
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
Letter 20
Or. kilmer 4 Co.,
Binahsmton, N. Y.
Prove VIVA, s~amp.Root viii Do

FTOFe WNN SWSWp.HcOt VIII Do
For You
Send to DR.. Kilmer & Co. Bing
hamton. y. Y, for a sample bottle
1t viii convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet OF valuable in
formation. telling all about the kid
neys and bladder. When writing. be
sure and mention the Daily Ardmore-
ite. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles for sale al all drug
stores.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
Relative Cost
Total .1lc.52aOo

r. all. De noted from the above.
that tho exhibit cost the Santa Fe
very nearly 100000
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
Professional Car ds
DR.. L. v. BROWN
V.terInsy Sgrcecr.

D-.y Licensed 70 Practice uy pc
t-ss.on. Domestic animals .-ea-e-
according @ the latest approved
ret1otz. Phone rs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

THURSDAY THANKS
GIVING. 12tt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
Yours very truly.
MACE CLfNKLNBEARD.

fUFlleld, iowa.
State Of Iowa, Jefferson County-ss.
Subscribed and sworn 20 aefo.e
ms by the said Mace ClinMnbcard
and the signature acknowledge by
him 20 he genuine. this all day Of
July. 1903
CHiRLTS $. GRAIL,
Notary Public.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE M,nkrr

New York. october 23-Flour-steadv to
firm with demand moderate. RYE FIou,
CoThnea! and Barley-Ftrm. Rye-BareIv
sieady. Wheat--Essy; No. . red slosu eie
vhtor. export basis. and sio33. {; o. b. aioa,.
Gptuhs c.osed unchanged to &c. net lower
December. SlSA. May. Sii!. corn-Essy:
no. export, soc. nominal, & O. b. aloat
Opuons nominal. Oats-Steady. Options
Pork and Realistically rauow and Pc.
tto.euin- STEADY. l,os.n-s,eady Mo ola
steady LaFd-Easy. Woo.-Quiet Turner.
t'ne-Easy. R!ce--firm. sugsr-i;aw. nm.
maj: refined. steady. steady Cofree"Tba
ti'd't .ei ioF closed sieauy. net points lower
20 . points higher. spot unsettled: RIO
40. :, lo7t q 1850 santos. 30 4 lG7,c ~ ia
cum Cordoya. ia lac. nanlnai ButIer'
I'm I'm. IN e.se-steaoy. rggs-Irregular.
LVta 'oes-steady. Maine. per bag sal5a
-. Ions Is!ana. barrel. S2SOa2S5; STAT
80 q -; jersey. s.eU4 -, southern sweets
sst a.. fi,i'4 80 Jersey 1920. Capbagcs
STEADY; Danish seed, ton, sll4l3O1. do,nes
ties sSIll"9 raise. slSsl - o. Freishts-
STEADY; cotton TO Liverpool per 100 p"I,nds
80. grain TO Liverpool, sd; TO London
I'D Peanuts-Easy; fancy bansni,leI'
:, 4isS7ac. vs. anu
Co!tonseed OIL was easy early unaer scar.
Ecu !Pu!daton on The decline il, cnt,n,,
pSSt Ia'led iater on covering OF Octohcr
~ 20 sltad! crude markets and revoris
pti 'eNNers ana local professionals oc
tSoet crossed 10 points net higher and otba,
a. T Io@eE 70 h!sher. October. t2Olt
SS3!: January. 6.Hg5.s2: February S S,;y
80 prime crude, iF0f5s. prime SUNNI,
't'io"' e-o9o5. prime winter ySl,n,i 49,, !,
I '-'''!.'' WINE. 81 bid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

1:iv a. -.-oe-'-Osiiy-Ncwport News
1870 A.-Local-Daiiy = Ch'yille. E1 sun.
Thurmond
f9;eo A-E1press-paiiy-No Old Point
raoo0 --Loeai--Daiiy-L:hbE. Lsx- I. Forge.
1900 P.-ESpress-Daiiy-C!n l. vu:o
tt:oo P.-Express-Dsiiy-Norf ~ New.
NV f-Local-Da!iy-N Sews. Old Point
o:h P.-Locsl-Ix. sunday-Gor onsviilo
's:S P.-Locai-E1. Sunday-LcbbE. Natural
Bridge. Clifton Forge
1;a p.-Limited -Daily-Cincinnati. Chicago.
INV P.-Express-DaiIy-Cin L'Yiilo
'bleepsrs. tPArlor cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RIcAAoND-Local from
Est: s;!s A ~. 1853 p. 81. Through from
Local from West; $3.50 A. NJ. S:ss A. NJ
and 7ls F. n Through: 1900 A. N. z;u
p. II.
JAIME, River Line: ..s:ss A. H.. s:1sP "
"Dhly except Supoay.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND
y. B.-Foilow!n6 schedule figures published
as Information and not guaranteed:
e:lO A. N-Daily-Local 10. Charlotte Dur.
ed-For all points South DRAWING Room
Buffet Sleeping car to Ashcvi!Ie, ~ c. 3:Of
r. NJ IN. sun Local tor Durham and in.
terinedlate stations. 500 +. NJ. Elk. SUM-
keysviile Local. Has = M.--Da!iy-L,mlted
For al points South. Pullman ready at
$50 i. NJ. "
YORK RIVER LINE
1850 p. Mex Sun.--1o West PIT, connect,
ing FOR Baltimore Mon. Wed and FrId. g
100 y. M.-ES. sun. and ali T. M-Mon
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-24
SUPREME COURT
MAKES new RULES
Designed to Prevent Future
Clogging of Docket-One De-
cision Announced.

Washington. October 23.-The con
stitutionality of the Massa chusetts
statute for the distribution of the
man fourteen years was upheld to-
day by tile Supreme Court of the
United states III the ynly decision an
nounced. The case arose over the dis
tribution Of the estate OF a nurse, Miss
Mabel Allen. who is said by some to
nave reappeared since the suit over her
property came to the Supreme Court.
The court to-day however did not de-
eide whether Miss Allen has been
found or not
The court promulgated new rules for
It's procedure designed TO avoid the
future clogging of the docket which
mas resulted OF late in cases being two
to three years in the court before they
can be taken up for consideration
After arguments in the case, in
voiving the legality under the Sher-
man antitrust law of railroads com
bining TO regulate traffic across the
Mississippi River at ST. Louis. had been
completed attorneys began the argu-
inent OF the appeal of Frederick A.
their conviction of conspiracy to de-
fraud the government out of land on
the Pacific coast
Am the first victim?" inquired
a. 5 Worthington, attorney for the
defendants, as he began the argument
lie was referring to the new rules
The Chief Justice assured him that
ne was. Consequently only three hours
were allotted to the argument of the
case instead of four. Hereafter the
time for oral argument or cases VIII
be three hours instead of four.
y new rule provides for a summary
docket" on which Will be placed cases
which the court believes should be
specially expedited. The court will
arrive at a decision as to these after
motion has been presented to 1t to
affirm" decision in a court below.
Only half an hour will be allowed each
sue Tor argument of cases on this
docket.
The court also reduced from one hour
10 iorty-tive minutes the time allowed
Tor the argument of motions"