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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
AUTO CLUB TO BE FORMED
Chittcnden County MOtOrists to Or
gnnizc for Mutual BENEFIT.

a movement is under way. look ing
toward the formation of an automo-
bile association in this vicinity, to be
tomobile club. There are many auto
mobile owners In this city and the
surrounding towns, and II is believed
that the time Is ripe for the organiza-
tion Of an association among them. A
number of them have already signed
their names as members Of the club,
and others have expressed a desire to
do so. A meeting of those Interested
will be called, probably within two or
three weeks, for 1t is desired to get
the club organized at the beginning
of the new year.
Among the objects of the new club,
as set forth in the papers now being
circulated. are the following: To oh =
tain good roads in Chittenden county;
TO endeavor to promote and revise the
laws in the interest of autom obolists
to see that the laws are enforced
against those driving horses as we'll
to have durability and reliability runs
on Memorial day, Independence day
and Labor day. these runs to be open
to members of the club only. and to
perform any other services for the
benefit of automobile owners in chit
tenden county. The annual dues OF
the members of the club will be 800.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
f. f. CLavks0n& Gmbany
paners until the case comes to trial.

papers until the case comes to trial.
That they are here, however, is man
! Tested in such ways as these. one
woman remarks to shop clerk, "Why,
can get that for much less in Bos-
ton" while at q picture snow another
woman eXclaims, II saw these pictures
at home in Connecticut" Stiu another.
while dining in "A cafe. is overheard to-
| compare Nevada with Maine, while an
other is telling some new-found friend
of letter she Just received from her
folks in Providence.
| Massachusetts is only second to New
York State in the number of divorce
seekers here the latter ranking first
For some reason New Hampshire and
Vermont are rarely heard from, not
more than two from each of those
States being recalled during the past
two years. Maine is seldom represented
in the colony"
| FEW ARRIVALS IN HOLIDAYS.
| OF the New Englanders here at pres
ent as far as known. probably the most
J prominent is the highly accomplished
athletic, society beauty wife of CAPT
| talist of Norwalk, Conn. She came di-
rect from Paris to Reno for a divorce
ana mas Deen deVotinE much of her
| time to course of studies at the Uni
versity OF Nevada here. She lives quiet
ly in cottage on the south side ac-
, companied 10y young cousin. ana is a
royal entertainer.
Another New Englander. an elderly
woman from Brookline, Mass, has been
conspicuous here for several months.
when not visiting nearby pleasure resorts
by her riding about in her automobile
with her devoted young chauffeur.
A newly-married couple from Worcester
are living happily here, The man is a
graduate of Harvard and the woman Sc
| cured her divorce recently Each left
| children in Worcester
There are few new arrivals at this sea
| son of the year, but an excessive mum
Der of DEGREES are issued. for the reason
those contemplating departure for Ne
vada are DESTROYS of Spending the holt
days in New England before coming
| West. while those who c..lcl upon such
a step some months ago came and
| planned to complete their residence and
secure the decree in time TO return East
for Christmas.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28

O'Clock until $50. Superintendent Arthur
10. Crane of the Sunday school presided
at the exercises He read passage of
Scripture, the Rev. j. $. Brakcr, pastor
of the church, offered prayer. and n
hymn was followed by n program of
recitatons by the children the exer-
c1ses closing with the class song by the
primary department.
And then all of n sudden in came Santa
Claus. But of course it was not Santa
himself for he has so many children to
visit allover the world that he has to have
great many men to help him One OF
the men who help Santa give out the pres
ents was at the church last evening. At
first even the grown-ups did not know
who this man was. Some folks thought
they did, and they began to guess. They
had to guess good many times, ana even
then some of them didn't get 1t right
But George n. Mylkcs knows for certain
who Santa's assistant was. He can tell.
Every child at the Christmas tree re-
ceived a present and box of candy. and
the older people all received bags of
candy. over 400 bags Of candy were given
away. The affair was in charge of Mrs
+. u. Johnson. assisted by Mrs. w. A.
Dawson The children who took part in
tho exercises were rs follows:
Dorothy Kicker Willie Stringer Flor
encc McCuin, Leo kittcll. Theresa La
nudge, Mural Prior Georgianna Prince
John j. Hoag. Jr.. Doris Brown, Blanche
Balch, Henry Morgan. Maurice Boyden.
Ruth Bahcock, Leslie Davis, Clarence
Lane. Helen kittcll, Howard Morse, Reta
Baker, Earl Morgan. Constance Kicker,
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WOMEN'S LIST.


December %, 1911;
WOMEN'S LIST.
Miss Anna +. Allen, Mrs. Lila Atwood,
Mrs. l.. Barrown, Mrs. Cora Brown, Mrs
j. +. Bryant. Mrs. John II. Dcccll, Miss
Josephine Drew. Mr.. Foster y. Fired
Rose Gaguon, Mrs. NJ. f. Cove, Miss
Geneva Harmosed. Mrs. Mary Handy
MIR, and Mrs. S, W Harris, Mrs. Willis
Hoisington, Bertha Head. Emma G. Hill
Mrs. Kane, Cora LII Roy, Mrs. Henry
Laport Mrs. Nell Leonard, miss NADIA
line Murray) ll3 No. Main ST. Mary
Mcdonald. Mrs, John Mccartney. Miss
Grace T. Norton, Mrs. ada Pepper. Mrs.
James Powers, Miss Mary Reagan, Eliza
beth Redmond, Mrs. J. T, Robson, Miss
l.. NJ. Stone. Mrs. Georgia Smith "a, Miss
Cora Skinner, Miss IFilare Stafford. Eliza
beth Widenbacker. Mary Winkel.
MEMS LIST.
C. f. Allen, Ira Batchclder. J. F.
Ban, Mr.. Bushcy, John Bosgona. Hubert
Corron, Godford Clontin, G.. r. Gallon,
Grant L. Edison. Franklin l.. Foley,
n. b. Fisher. William First. Andrew
Hove, Warren Hughes, Herharool
Medical company. NJ, ]. II,ckok.
Henry Kenyoun, J. w, Kingsley, r. T.,
Kingsley, Richard Lavine. oliver l.afoun-
tain, Frank Levillee, John T. Luscomh,
Walter Millham, f. +, Mills. Rev. Ernest
Naylor Joseph O'Conner, John H. Pastor,
Peter Rivers. l.. +. Richardson. edward
g. Sarto Holderncss SCHOOL, Fad Tuker.
Charles Tatroutt, NHuris Weeks, ID
Beckford ST. John Weldon. Nleder Wis
sen.
WINOOSllI LIST.
Alex j. Coley, Mr. Frank j. Henson,
Clara Johnson, EXapavon Leeperon, T..
Martin. Emery II. Mason. John Schner
Charles Reed, Georgia Wells.
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WOMAN OF 10 YEARS
HAD MERRY CHRISTMAS

Springfield, Mo, Dec, g0.--Greeting
cheorfully the neishbors, who came to
wish her we'll Mrs, Lucy Wagner. who
claims To be 10 years old, and who lives
just across the line in fancy county,
Ark. said she spent "A merry Christmas
as any one IN the State.
Granny" Wagner as she is called,
lives alone in log cabin and makes
her own living by working In the cot
ton field and doing odd Jobs, She says
she was born in Tennessee in lsM and
that she has eight great great-grand-
children, beside numerous other descen-
dants
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AFRAID OF SANTA CLAUS.
Fear Did Not Last Long, However
After He Got iIusy.

Did you ever hear of "A child afraid of
good old Santa Claus? No? Well, there
were several little tots at tho First
Baptist Church Monday eve who were
SO frightened when he appeared that
they ran away from the big fellow in
red with the long white beard and
their hearts went pit-a-pat in their
scared little besoms,
But no one ever fears dear old Santa
for very long, He is so plump and rosy
and jolly that you just can't be afraid
Of him after he speaks to YOU and
laughs in his hearty, good-natured way
80 pretty soon the children came run
ming back to him, and he began to give
presents to all Of them, and no one who
was there will aver forget what a good
time everybody had
The occasion was the Christmas tree
for the children OF the primary depart
ment and the cradle roll from sis
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
A JUDGES STORY.

One must learn to sympathize with do
nestle frailties ! was rebuking a man
the other day for backing mp his wife In
what was not only an absurd story, but
one in which I could see he had no belief
You should really be more careful"
said, and tell you candidly I don't be-
lieve word OF your wife's story
"You may do as yer like" he said,
mournfully, but I've got to."-Parry :
Judgments in Vacation
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List of unclaimed letters in the Bur.
lington postoffCe for the week ending
December 23 1911:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-12-28
ADVICE.

Earnest Young Man-"HaVe YOU any
advice to a struggling yeuns employer
Frank Old Genteman-"fes' don
work"
Earnest Young Man-"i,en't worhF'
Frank Old aentleman-"No. Become an
employer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-08-19

men Sabre in Ser oSprineenoer
Miinae" eemadt botte. Dieier Mi.
iter 8rice bate, ieltiome 2ebens-
i6idiale binter iid. CT itoninte
aus elmer iebr gllten unb ongeie.
benen engliiden @eIebrten . Sami.
lie uno batte ielblt ouf Ser Srfor.
Der ~lnioeriitdt Webisin 1tubiert.
Ser ploslide SOB ieines 8oters bilt.
oerte i'm inoeiien an Der Gortss
iesung ieiner Stuoien; Gin lang
pieriaer 8ro5eB, ben Der olte Serr
IN ieinen lesten 2ebensiobren &C.
fiibrt uno oeiien unerparteter Ser
luit mol au6 fem @nbe beibIeu,
niet, bate oas gnn5e 8ermogen ser
5omilie beridIuneen. ga Com bon
leiten ieiner elei6fars ornlen Ser
monoten alif feline nt,teritiisung
refnen fornte, 10 foBte er einen in
ieiner 4rt ebenio fiibnen pie orr
einellen gntidlub. St biloete ci=
ne bielfa6 geiibte oilettontiide
Spielerei, mittels Singer u1o SGn-
De ourh 2idteffefte madtie Der.
eroberte S6attenfieuren auf eine
meiBe 8anofldhe 5l 5altbern,
funitgereht aus uno lieB iib ols
.S6atten-S ilbouettiit Som Brice
1ber Same NOR elm mgenomme=
ner) BET perihieoenen Spe5ialitG-
ten : Gbeatern auf Dem Sentiment
sngaeieren. She unterboltenocn
5her5e CONS, Die oamols nod zen
@ei3 Der Nenbeit fir iid battenL
- Nadobmer fanoen lid ielbitper-
Itdnblid balo murben bon;
8ublifum tets beifdaig aufsenom,
men, unb 10 feblte es Com niht
on. euten engagements. Seine gan.
sc Gage benubte er aber our @n,
idaffung meoi5iniider 2ebrbiider,
Inn iid ielbititdnois fortbiloen Gil
fonnen, oenn er betradtete leine
leltiame u@iinitlerlaufbabn" n,lv
ols Elm Snterimiltifum uno bottle
bittnen 5pei Sabren 10 nett 5u
ieinen, iein lestes 5taatseramen
oblegen uuo fih ais praftiiher MrSt
in ieiner engliiden Seimat, no
man bon ieiner eegenmdrtisen Stel-
lung feline @bnung bate, nieberlnl-
len gu fonnen. Sbtuol Der 8efann-
tenfreis CONS ein aiemlih be~
lhrdnfter mar lieB er ooh, Inn ips
Dem nnangenebmen Mieoererfennen
noraubeugen, Die duBerite @nr.
li9t ipalten, trat MIR in iebr &C.
idift ~eeipablten Masfen auf unO
5eigte iih taesiiber 10 tpenig mie
moslid auf ben 5troBen.
(Sortictung folat.)
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au6 in unierer 5tabt bnt
it'd Elm Sarmon Democratic Club
gebiloet, Der fir Die Muhtenung
8ouoert1eur &armon's bon Ohio
ols oemofratiiden 8rdlioentihafts=
f%onoiooten ogitieren nil.
Mittpod morgen finoet cine
groBe Boraoe I'M Sort Gam &olt,
iton itatt.
Sreifaq obeno brannte oas
8obnbalrs Der Srau &oio Glarf
al Der Sine StraBe- in Goutb
Seiebts ob. Dos Seller lpuree
aurd Die @rploiioll zines SeIofens
nernriodt. Cine Stunbe ipGter ent.
ltano in Dem u&ul Sonie" auf Der
Sabn'i6en Dairy, ebenfaus in
Soutb Seigbts, Elm Seuer, bas ober
nilr geringen S6aoen anri6tete.
SIN MIter bon 80 Sabrcl,
itarb i'm Sauie ibrer Mutter, Srou
Clara 8l,nge, an Ser Goiiiano Giro
BE Sraulein gpa Munge, nad lan-
ger aranfbeit. sic NOR bier gebo-
rem uno bette bier itets gepobnt.
SRI. 5rieorife 8iGing, Die
Sodter oes &errn s. Sitting, iturb
i'm Sauie ibrer glterll an Der Go
fitte StruBe. 4nBer ibren Gltcrn
iiberleben iie brei 96peitern ullo
atDei grii6er
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s { ..

@ouperrerr golqnitt fdbrt
fort, Der 2egisIatur nelle Mufgabcn
gu erteilen. Sect min er stn teres
fariminal : 9iftriftgeri1t IN Iaf,
Las geifaffen baben; audi ipn,n
Mmenoements gu perdiebencn
Staotharters angenomrlen, mebrere
m~abb6ngiee ShuIoiitriffe gebiIbet
uno atoere Sa1en erlebigt meroen,
Die meiitens rur lofales Sntereiie
haben.
Mm 80. September 1910 lea-
te ausuft Carlton, elm idmeoiider
Sarmer in @iIiamlon Gountp ei.
aen Brief in einen Baummouballen,
in Dem er Den Gnbrifanten, Der oen
9allen e%mpfangen uiiroe, bat, Inn
mit3uteilen, tper er iei, mo- er mob
ne, mann er Den galen empfongen
uno pie biel er be5abIt babe. Dor
einigen Sagen nun empfing sSerr
Carlton einen 8rief ans Sereoa in
RuBIano, in benz ibm elm geipii!cr
z. z. Sfpocop, geiiter elmer
5abrif, mitteilt, oaB er ben 8allcn
8mimmoae i'm Mm bieies Sabres
aefauft uno II &ubeI IS 3opefen
per Yuo (pier5ig Bfuno) = unge-
fdbr SO - be5ablt babe. gs lei oies
mol Der b0dite Breis, Der jur 3eit
IN 3uBlono fir 8ailmipoue be5a5lt
peroen fei.
9. 3. Sapnie, elmer Der itrei-
fen6en Mrbeiter Der Sort @ortb
Boper nno Sight COMPANY, lit BON
S. 81. 9emcomb, einem angtiteG,
ten oes @eifdfts seidoiien poroen.
Newcomb bebauptet, in Selbdtper=
teioignng gebanoelt 5u baben. Sap-
ME lit nidt iftper periuunoet.
Sn Canton finb mebrere sc
|fh1fts- uno Wobnbduier, i'm @on.
3en %, abgebrmnt. Ser Shaoen
belGuf ftd) auf $4,000.
Sn 8odport fol elm netes
Sotel, oas nier5ie 3inuner entbul.
ten miro, gebaut tperoen.
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gttadieren ,uie siaer.

Sn benz Sample oas glut rein
5u balten greife,1 Die peiBen &or.
perden Die Seine tpie 9ieer an; oic
Seine be5mingen aber Ole fleinen
Sampler oft ourd ihnene @ermeb-
rung. Damn iebt 4usfhlag, Sc.
Ihmiire, eczema uno dbnli6es fif)
peri6limmern, 4roft uno 4ppetit
aber abnebmen. Dieier 3uitano
perlangt electric 9itters, Der Wa,
gen, 2eber uno Mieren reguliert uno
@ifte aug Dem 8lute ausiheioet.
Or lit Der bette 8lutreiuiger. "
ihreibt 6. &. 8uoabn BON Eracp,
Gal. 8eriudt i'm. SOC Bel ale,
9ruagi1ten.
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3aitanb sOn ct. Seleua,

@enn iif niht bic groBe Erago.
Die oes l~terben6en 9owen auf ct.
Selena abgeipielt Bdtte, 10 mdre
oies feline 6elieneilano iebenfoas
nod beute elmer Der am penigiten
%befamnten un6 am leIteniten &c.
uannten 6leden Der feiten Gr6ober-
fla6e. 4uh lein ourdaus nidt
uninterelianter geofogiider gau uno
feline 8enusung als Roblenitation
auf einem @ege, Der 0urh cine ldtt-
&c Strede bes @eItmeers fibrt.
wiiroe faum oa5u genisen, inn tie.
feres Sntereiie gu iibern. go aber
bat Der Name BON 81. 9elena els
zen gemiiien romantiiden 3auber
erbalten, Der ibm mol INNER per=
bleiben miro. llebrigens ideint Der
@ufeutbalt auf Der Snfel in man.
der Siniidt gar niht 10 libel Su
fem, gum minoelten mad Der CUNT
bes &linlas. Die Sterblihfeit lit
bort auBeroroentlih gerine un6 he.
trug na6 benz neueiten 8eribt oes
oortigen @ouberneurs i'm lebten
Sabr nur etpas iiber 10 ouf tau-
ieno, mas freili6 gegen oas gor.
iabr cine betrahtIide Steiger,ng
be6eutet. 9abei fennt man BORT
Die bpgieniihen Megeln faum, ODER
lie tper6en menigitens in ieoer Bei.
ie pernadl6iiigt. Denno1 itarben
III einem gan5en @ierteliabr auf
ct. 9elena nur A Menihen uno bon
bieien 3 an anseborener S6m1d.
lidfeit. Son orei Eooesf1Ilen I'M
Sabre an Suberfuloie lparen 5pet
Die i6on reht olte 2ente betrafen,
un0 mir elm eir5iger BON ncrb1ltnis.
maBig neuer grfranfung. 9a5n
famen orei Sale bon Dormfieber
lilo 5mei bon 8%ipbtberitis.
SIM gon5en itanoen 40 CODES.
fdae 81 @eburten gegeniiber. Gle
geiammte 9epolferung Der Snlel,
Die militdriide 8eIasl,ng ~eingered)-
net, belief iid frciIi6 am 1. Sonucr
1911 auf MIR Sail 9eelen. Obne
piel 4"nitrengung BON Seiten Ser
@erpaltnns fdeint iid Ser &c
iunobeitsauitano i'm augemeineu
nod oaiierno eebelfert gu baben.
Die 4inoeriterbIihfeit lit nuBeror.
oentlib serine, Die Snfluen5o lift CT.
loihen uno oas slipl fir ausidsi-
ge bat aus Manael on Sniaiien ae.
fdloiien meroeu fonnen. ct, SeIena
ideint alio elm gutter aufentbolts.
ort fir 2eute gu ieinL Die iid altr
Mube iesen mouen, freilih elm noe.
mig meit-
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den oltruiitiiden @runoiaben be
fennea1 ipollten.
Mablaeparaphie.

Mablgeograpbie.
@ablgeograpbie nennt man es III
Geutib, u@errpmanoer~ in eng
lid = 8eibes beoeutet cine groBe
8aunerei uno cine 8ergetpalti-
suns Der 9le1te anoerer. @ablgco-
graphic ODER .@errpmonoer" lit es,
penn oieienige 8artei, Ste in Be-
Madt lit, Die 8abloiitrifte 10 eill-
teilt, oab ibre Yartei Ben groBten
8orteil babon bat utlb Dob ser Ge-
genpartei aud nod e Bertretuna
ent5ogen miro, Die 3u beanIprlt-
den fie berehtiat tpar.
TIMER Staat m,B 5ur 3eit
mieber in neue 2eeislatur, Diftrifte,
fir ben Senat un6 bas Gepralen-
ta%ntenbaus, eineeteilt merben. 90
lit nun idon lange oie 9efiirftune
ausgeipro6en, oaB Die Yrobibitioni.
item Ole @elegenbeit benuten Mir
ben, UNI Die neuen Diitrifte 10 gu.
formnlieren baB baourd oen Mnti's
nod mebr Sibe i'm 8eprGientonten.
bauie uno i'm Senat entriiien min
ben. Dieie 9efiirbtuneen baben
iid beitdtiet. Die Brobibitioniiten
baben Elm paar 9ids eingereidtur o
cine lit bereits i'm 9auie, cine I'M
Senat angenommen tuorben, in De-
men in elmer geraoe5u brutalen
Weiie @ablgeoerapbie betrieben
miro.
Gus ben 5ablreihen SaGen bon
8ergepaltignng monen mir MIR ci-
nise berporbeben. Sect biloen 60.
mol un6 Sans County einen SIC,
pr1ientanten : DiItrift, ser natiir-
lid> einen Mnti 8robibitioniIten
in Die 2egislatur ihidt. Nod Der
nellen 9iu lit Sons init @lanco ullo
2lano gountp auiammeneelporfcL
uelder Diitrift un5meifelbaft bon
einem 8robibitioniitcn pertretcn
peroen miro, gornal lit ober nit
9enoou uno Gillespie COUNTY Der.
einigt, Die iest ihon einen .Mnti"
in Die 2egislatur ididen. @ir ber-
lieren alio ourh oieies Manober
tati1hIi1 cine Gimme.
Sr Der Bin, melhe Die neuert Ge-
nats6iftrifte idafft, bot man 8eror.
GomoI, RenoaG, Gillespie nn6
glaneo 5ufammen gu einem Diitritt
genladt, auBer glanco /lauter Mnti.
Counties. gbenio bat man Buaoa-
loupe, @on5ales, 2abaca unb Sc
Ditt au einem Diitrtft bereinigt,
ebenfans lauter itarfe Mnti-Gonr-
ties. Dmr1 6ieie Mnb1nflng bon
ltarfen Mnti-gounties in einem
Diitrift, niro es u~nm0glid1 oea
anti : probtbitiontltiihen ginfIuB
auf meitere Rreiie aus5uuben uno
inter llmitdnoen in einem ftarf ge-
miihten Diftrift einer Mnti-&anoi-
oaten 6urh5ubringen. @ir tperoen
ourh oiefes arrangement mebrere
Senotoren berIieren. Inter anoern
miro @einert's @ieoermabl fraglin
eemadt uno ebenio oieies1ige
Meal's. oeifen Gountp NIT fieb5ebn
onoern, Die faft ale probibitioniftiih
iino, -5uiammengemorfen lit.
Gs lit cine brutole Mntpenouna
Der 8ennlt - 6ieie WabIgeogra-
pbie, aber mir fiirdten mir mer-
ben 1lns nidt Dor ibr idiiben TOM
men; benn Der @oubernenr miro
fhmerlih i'm 5tanoe fem, IN Die
lem Sale fein @etoredt aiis5uiiben.
Bir peroen ur,s alio mol oarauf
beidrdnfen miifien. bei Den n6fitetl
Wablen cine erbobte Mgitation in
S5ene gu iesen unb fir Niemano
gu itimmen, Der in @e5ns alf oie
Hrobibitionsfrage niht bombeniid1er
lit. @eneiht fonnen mir onourdj
ettpas bon Dem berlorenen 9errGin
5uriiderobern.
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Dos lit oos Cog Der @aIr.
belt: 0ndt mag man iie nid)t uao
befIeioet erfennt man ie niht.
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@om 4dern nirb Die SaiIs
roAber, ofs bonn 9Iumenpffiiden.
The Caucasian., 1911-07-23
MAI BE BULLFIGHTS
ON AMERICAN SOIL.
Elaborate Preparations In Salt Lake
Include Matadors and Mexican Bulls.

Indications that an attempt is to be
made to have real bullfghts on Ameri-
can soil are causing much excitement
among people in Salt Lake City who
are opposed to such things. There
are evidences that the same forces
which prevented the Johnson-J effries
fight in Utah will soon be arrayed to
prevent a spectacle which they would
consider far worse than pugilism.
There were hints Of great things to
come a few weeks ago when Felix
Robert, French matador, recently
arranged with the management Of
Saltair a resort on the Great Salt
lake, for great Spanish festival, to
begin July % and last eight days. No
alarming announcement of n real bull
fight was made, but ii was said that
real men Of the bull ring would be
present and hints were given that
their talent would not be entirely
wasted.
Now the management of Saltair has
made it known that Robert, who went
to Mexico recently to arrange for the
toreadors, dancing girls and others for
the troupe, has engaged some of the
most successful bulIfghters of the
capital itself. More significantly, it Is
announced that he has purchased
carload of specially bred fighting bulls
such as are killed in the rings in Mex
leo. 1t is remarked by one local pa
per that evidently something out of
the ordinary is in store for people who
attend that affair" Except on Sun
days evening performances are to be
given in an inclosure that certainly
closely resembles a bull ring.
1t is only since the announcement
of the purchase of the specially bred
bulls that the church people of Salt
Lake City have begun to be aroused.
They cannot understand why noted
t0readors and fine bulls are brought
unless for real bullfigbts and suspect
that there is a purpose quietly to in
tToduce such performances and then
attempt to give them in other states.
The Caucasian., 1911-07-23
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IrOr Sanders appointed a code COM
mission composed Of civil lawyers
land those versed in the criminal law
to suggest such amendments as ap-
peared necessary to the codes, and
recommended that a code of crimi-
nal procedure be prepared and sub
mitted to the legislature for action.
These lawyers were appointed more
than a year ago and were expected
to submit a report of their work to
The legislature which has adjourned,
Notwithstanding ample compensa-
.tion was allowed them for the work,
S2500 each. Nothing has been done
by the commission but draw their
salary. We hav never had a code of
criminal procedure, and it was
thought at the time that it was work
needed in order to simplify and iNd-
ify the criminal laws, but evidently
it was more work than the ap-
pointees who were partisan friends
of the Governor cared to do. The
legislature will not convene any
more before this administration
closes, so the wor kof the appointees
provided they have done anything
will come to naught. The appointees
were competent lawyers, we'll quail
fled to do their work, but there was
no means whereby they might be
mandamused and forced to do the
work, and it seems everything has
been left undone so far as we know
except for the lawyers to draw their
compensation, $500 per annum.
An effort has been made for sew
eral years to get the criminal laws
OF the state codified and made into
a code of criminal procedure, but
the work has always broken down
right about where this commission
did, which, by the way, was to look
into the Civil Code as we'll as the
Criminal Code. AS the code of prac-
tice is the guide in civil matters, the
criminal procedure was more in
need than the civil.