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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-25
i1ospitable.

well. did New York appeal to you"
Eyes. tt was welcome when !
came and well done when | WENT
Cornell Widow.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-25

We cannot have more Joy than We
,,Ive--nur more pain. The eternal bal
aurn swings true. =
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
~ ~ 4.
Ingram -Powder
Clothing Company
Good Clothes

held In this city hut because there
being held on the GettysburG field
reunion OF Union and Confederat
veterans that Il one Of tho most MOI
pble events Of recent years.
Gettysburg. recalling as II dos
the awful loss Of iifa: GcttysbuT
that Was th" turning point Of th
war. which no old veteran livlss CT
ever forget: Gettysburg. . picture I
five reels turning back tho pages {
mrn's lives half q ccntury. To III
July days of 1868. Will bo as~n .
the Phoiopiay on Friday and satu'
day and any ono who falls 10 SEE tn
splendid picture will bs miasIng az
Of IN. principal features Of the ci
rampmcni. Every man. woman NJ
child should sr- u. Nothing like
hiss ever b~rn offered before Al ioc
uovink picture houses.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
tCetty.burs' Flee Reel
Feature at Pkotoplay
Jaly All and 5th

As y special feature for July I aud
the days Of tho sixth department
encasnpmcnt of uniied Spanish var
veterans. tho Photoplay theatre Of
frrs the greatest Of all wartime pi.t.
urcs. Tho Battle of Gettysburg" IN
five reels. BY far tho most vivid and
realistic battle picture ever achieved
In film production. This superb sc-
production Of tho most notable battle
Of tho Ci,il war. depicts the hosfots
aud tragedy Of tho frishifui confiiri
and presents with ~ much rraliam
the historical detail ot the hattie that
Il has bcca declared by esitics to be
Gettysburg itself on a eansss"e-
Ar, Davis. manager of tho Photo.
piay. IL extremely Fortunate In sr~ur-
lag this great five rel feature for
the days that the younger genera
'lon II veterans will b~ here. II can-
not help but appeal aud iai-scsi the
old veterans Of tho Civil var. somr Of
whom were In that bloody rnsAsc.
0cat NJ shsec days that dsiuscd In
human blood that rcan.yivsnia field
by Abraham i.ineoia In
an address that IL = classic. The riei-
urc IL limriy At this tims not only
''~eaus- the rnrAmpm-nt II To b~
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
CINCINNATI lcI p1Ax1s
G18ID ~ W1Y.

Ciactaaati. Juiy 2.-The hoard ol
health today ordered the health o..
'iiccrs Of Cincinnati to seize and op-
crate all Ice plasts In iAs city aad
to uss every available nsass Of dis.
iributius Ice 70 the seaessl public.
Mayor Hust seat . comauuieatioa
70 the board declaring that . public
eHersency existed.
This action followed refusal Of the
ice manufacturers 10 arbitrate with
the striking drivers. helpers aad ea.
sineea Of the Ice Dlsate. t4.-
A staicmeat from the medical pro.
ression 10 the mayor tksg, unlses Ice
In bosnitful ausntilies was obtainsd
sooa the death rate weuld b isereaa-
rsi ia0 per cent pr-cipitair,i the or
der By the board Of health.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
E.'J. Wilson No,p
! District Manager Of
Aegis Insurance Co.


. Ed ]. Wilson. alderman OF the
Fifth ward. we'll known for years In
the business circles Of the city. will
hereafter bo identifisd with the Az
gis Life Insurance company M gen.
eral manager OF the southwestern
district. comprising the territory Of
Southern Colorado. New Mexico and
Texas. He will within the next cou-
pie OF days open an office In the
Elks' block.
MIR. Wilson will be ASSOC Ia ted
with his brother. J. W. Wilson. Of
Pueblo. who has been with the Aegis
Company for = number Of years. and
will do ssaorai life. accident and
fire insurance business. real estate
aad loans and general brokerage
business. Mr.. Wilson will have
charge OF all the agencies Of tho
AeEis company In the large territory
comprising the southwestern district.
Mr.. Wilson has been a resident OF
this city for about ten years and has
. wide acquaintance and 4 host II
friends who are Interested by his
entrance Into the sew field.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02

the most enjoyahlc events OF many
o. asoas. Tickets are sriiiux st g.
Tho somasitsrcs that have cArse oi
tho dance are - follows: ". A.
M,er~. siopr manager. Arransrneui
eosa,aiitsc-W. a. Mysss. joas
Coakic. v. ~. friss. uoos rosnmities
III. y. Riasr sad W. u. lay. fiooe
eoMMiilse-w. u. wssrss. J. 3,
Wssssa. J. q. eaesy. J. -. iisssoas,
u. y. 0re8oey sad u. 4. Abbott. Re-
sspltos cosaasilire-t. e. I,stslehach.
q. ~. Kals'oa. x. r. kc@r. 4. A.
iisnl. J. ". brsbo. aad J. =. shaw.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
1918
1Me COMMERCIAL SAvles
W
MeloUGALlH, WtNs,I
TITLE HOLDER Next

Wimbledon. England. July a.
Maurice e. MeLOashlia. Of San
Frsnci'co. the unitsA Ssates lawn
tsaais champion. BY dsfeatisg stan
w n Do',st. the Ausssaias,as Davis
cup eaptain In tho liaai rouad Of the
all-Esginnd Laws tssuis siasles
chan,ptohship toarnaneat today won
the right TO challenge a. ,. wiidiny.
oe New leland. the titie holder. The
match wili be played here o. Friday.
Mclaughlin Aest Dowsi three
straight sots.
The youthful Ansslcan hsa Iuuch
bis own way throughout the mstrh.
witch was played befoss 5000 sper-
tasoss this sfs~ssoos In brilliant
WsasAsr. Doass. ~ uaes by . 81.
prs0s effort sueceeAiax is sivins =
eooa exhibition. -..t .-
A1elIpushiin made = sood b~ein-
sisa ey winnins the first ssoe to
love with soar consecutive services.
0oose beisg unabis TO make ssy NJ.
tempt to return. TIE Asssraisaisn
thSa 1suirslis~d With bis service
which ~ Americas found tho soft
Tor Bis IihinR. hu, enmius soss up
70 the ct Nci1oashiia took the aeai
thses 9sars snd established lead ot
70 L., Dess, thea managed to
hsiag she srorp 10 S-s 90 hts SET
vice ~ clever ~, work. but after
shls. sAe Assssslssaas hsa very H.
sls, chases sasissi the Aosslesa's
pIscisg esd hard hittiss.
I,oSst hsaas the s-cosa -,
With . love sao~ -,.! '';"- .ae
Aa~siesa had va ia- a.,' ssar
with bis unts-ssz.:s f-.v' =. The Aus.
srsiiaa picked u. sso,s-s lore 9sor,
lie vas Low playiaR With more COO.
iid-nsr but aiihouGh h~ cstshiish~i
q lead ot three ssss~. In s~o. hr
could not msin,aia II against Bis op.
lna~Si's service. The Amesiesa vas
LEADING S-l when Do,ss' made ~.
other recovery sad psiied up 10 So
bat IL wss = hopeless effort ~ the
American ess,iy sook tho ~,naiss
game % hia service.
The laird s~s aiso cp-asd ~eli for
the Austrsiasisn. who after 'sasne
,h~ first esme woa % the Aneriesss
service for the first iimc after =
siesr-iy contested game IN which
deuce wss called three siMrs anA
then wtsniss the third same In love.
stsiaR the Australian = lead Of 40.
Matters nov changed. however ard
Mcl.pashlin wiRains three sames iu
surcesaioa BY wonderful nid.eourt
kills drew level s' tour aii. Dous'
took the ncat samc but failed tn ssin
tho sca. Mclaughlin ~insins two
saaes In sueecssioa. Doasi douh'r
fsuIiius 10 his ORA service sud 'ht
Aaericsu then winsins On his own
service.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
WELCOME 10 our STORE

To tho thousands of visitors ~i
will celebrate II Tsinidad wr ~Ai"'
a eosiist iavitsiion to visit a.
siosr. Oar DIOR. viii bc opra nn'
nom aud wc will lss slad to ~~~ 20
-lussan-isuwd~s cislhiag Co.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
HREwoRxs NOTICE.

~ 'sss~ explosives. iseiudiaa
rsseos cssekcss. stsas iise.esschsea,
snd torpesso cases. viii sst b. p~r.
m'''-'i within the city isalts- In tbs
residence district V 10 d~sir~d that
the exploding NJ fireworks b. kept
off of the streets - yell.
+: ". =. bCNt~Avv. Mayor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
u0ncI

A. no time since the close Of the
Spa nish American war has the stock
beeR % complete st the Asnhattan
Cafe. Good hot steaks. sprins
chicksss. Belgian haTe--asd SO
food that th- market affords. Try
tho Manhattan out ssd they will
make good. ..f 1t
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
PERS0H.hL s

J. J. Boyle has returned lso0 Dss-
yer. where he spent . week o. busi-
|asss. ifou III
Thomas Kinney arrived hsre yes
terday from Dawson. New Mckee.
for . short visit. f + f
Robert Bousfield came in this
morning from Ration for . visit Of .
few days In this city.
Thomas Warsurton. came In hast
evening from PEimeso for visit Af
several days on business. m y
Joha Doherty came in last alsht
from Folsom last sikht for . short
bsssns.s visit In shis. city.
Ar& o. spencer arrived this
morning from Axuilar for shoppisG
visit In this city Of = few days.
Leo =. Easley returned this mosn-
Ing from Colorado Springs where 10
hiss spent few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lase aad
ssd family arrived here this usoraiss
fro0 Terc!o for . visit here AuSiss
the Fourth. ts -.
Paul Davis. . prominest bsusIssss
man Of Ksat0n. OAia.. arrived here
yesterday aitsrsooa for bssinoss
visit u ssw Asys.
C. A. Polls, the local brewer. ~.
tuTsed this oorninE froa Deavs..
whore As spsat several days sttsua.
lug 70 bssias0 0atsssu,
R0ile c. Cisnsat aad Lea Lyisa,
nsphsvs Of Ars. D. u. ssiasar. Of
this city. ere visiting with their
aunt. Hheir home 10 IL LIS sve.s.
3. n. Wsitses. 0easrsi Dsssgss ol
The Colorado Fuel aad Iron company
arrived this noraiaG from bis home
In Pueblo for . few days bssissss
visit.
! Mrs.. Nsias. Royce arrived herr
yesterday fFs0 Der former hone Ia
Wooesochst. Rhode Island. Her hus.
sssd eans here several weeks aec
Ito locate.
y. W. hsxAast ssd Asvxht~ss
i.~ns and Dess left this morning fu
dtffsssst sasssra eitiea where the,
will ssssd ewo noashs vlsitiss
tsieads asd relatives.
J. X. Losas lefs lsss nisht for Al.
too. illiaots. vhsr~ be viii sscad Z
few wsshs slstsiss 'rsssas ssd rcls.
ussA- Nra Logan ssd davehtss
hsSe br~s 10 Aisos for over oosth.
&. =. iisshes left this norsiag sos
wsisssbars whsss he will spead .
shost iis~ attending 10 matters Of
bssia~A for the Hsvsasa Dras
coopssy's Wholesale ssass. q TIN
leiay. aa.,ts-
Meas Hsttis sssoh ssA oesAse o..
rived hsss this oeeaias ssso Their
hooe 10 Hiawaebs. ksuaaa. 10 spssA
. few weeks II this city sisitias
Niss Ksook's sister. Mn J. %. shaw,
Of xpsuee strict.
Assa ". BARTLETT. sisssf Of ". u
itsssistt. arrived lhis aossias fron
vssncjo Parb. H~w M~ai.o. xh- viii
leave Tomorrow 0osaias for Chicago
wh~re she will sss~ad . ssv weeks
vtsitisG her brother.
Mrs.. J. T. Miiihsak sad daughter
S1jsasslh arrived this assssaooa frous
lchtili~oshe. Mis~ati. They viii
sp~ad = few weeks In ihL city visit.
isg fsicsds ssd relatives. They viii
br ks~sis at the hone Of Mr.. W. O.
Sherman. sis'ss Of Nsa, NiIibssk.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
TEXAS AuTors1s uEaI

4 party Of eleven psss~d shsoasA
lhi. city this sfsrsauoa fsom Rorh.
dale. Tr,ss. to poisis os inieres, ID
this state and New Mesico. They
left Tesas June :i.-The trip 10 b..
iss made in three aschines. Thoss
10 the party arc Mr. aad Mn. q. G
Gasp and ch'idsss. Dr. SD Mrs.. 10.
II. cosi,cr aud child. ~. sad Mn.
r. ~ Perry ssd child sad Edward
Hsaaeh.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
suNnEl SCHOOL.

summer school In the high school
suhJrcis will be held In tho Rice
school building Noaday. July s~v.
cath. Those drsiriaK to attend will
carroll II the Rice buiidiax. Wssirns.
day. July seeond. or Thursday. july
third. 10 to !: =. M.
~ A. u. MiNTOH. Instructor.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
AVIATOR HlIS 0vHR

Wills Coabtsy. France. iaiy q
Tho French sirmsa Marcel u. Bsta-
dejono. ms Moailnsa dcsecadca here
at ~ musicssOvE-. RA RAARfwiI
st "a mInu,ea past four o'clock ihis
sfternoos. completing the last stage
torn The Hague Of his siisht Of
sio0 milea In the samc scroplsne.
Tie left here on June 10 aud flew BY
way oi Beriiu and WssSaw 10 H.
Petersburg. tcturnius by way Of
Stockholm. Copenhasen. Hamburg.
and The Hague. busise his journey
he was received by the spsetelGus Of
Prussia. Sweden. Denmark and Hol-
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
WAIT. uDptn. WAIT.

. Wait. tiddi~s. walt.
. Have you ever heard os III. I
. ''Goryrl~'''
. its b~sosd doahl the 8sca.
. sess thing yet tue the yoass-
. ssrss. u - soaeshtse shal ss.
. cry Riddle. hoy ~ sisi between
. the ss~s ~ four and sissees or I
. Older would like To s.u~s~as. II I
. IL the safest sad mo.t popular
. shiId's toy ~ ~h~~is. 4
The Chtoniri~. News hiss os. I
. dsred . big supply nf the 'G"p. I
>ryeira" and the will be- hcs- In
. shous three weeks. When they
. arrive &c will tell ,ou asd we
. ss- E",nr ." atsit,buS. them on I
. s-tma 'ha, viii inirs.ss yoa.
>>&>e4 % . . . % %
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
ATTENTION. o. & ". '.

Regular ae~tiax ot Major III.
wssd McCoaviiic Camp No. 6. u. 4.
". ". ~ Castle hsii. Wednesday rv.
~ssss. July. THIS 10 the lest meet.
las hoss- the eacampmeat. Bust.
ssss ot Importance asd every nem.
tVs u ssa~d so l'e ps~s~si. ~ order
Al W. u. Wassvs. Coamssdrr. J. W.
lspaho. Adiussat.
fshsnnleln.Afnan A. a AnnAh
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
RAWLElCH'S
RU.MCX.OL

feaic - ottnulaat - Alternative
Pr tsss q Appetite. Indigestion. .ste,
n you are tired asd worn and
need an appetizer. tonic and siinu-
liant 10 stve YOU strength during the
summer months. try this splendid
medicine and pay after YOU are salts
fled. II Will do you sood.
Jas. 4. WILSON.
500 y. Main street, Trinidad. Colo.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
l0dlCk.

All Frstdeat asembrfs os Triai.i
inss~ 1905. Royal Asraaum. ar q
drsci tn h~ ss Castle halt. fTiiI
morning At 10 o'eiork for psradr
N-is. Is-nsion. secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
MILITARY BALL 10 BE
CLOSING FEATURE OF
TIE EuCA0IuEuT.

The .iu.iax ~S-as of the sixth de.
partm-nt -a.rmpn-ns at tho taiisd
Spanish War Veterans ahsl opcss
hst~ oa Friday. " the srand military
hall al Castle hall on Hsiurday
aikhi. July :. The hall hss s~ra
beautifully a-ewa wai~d tos tho orsa.
clos ssd tho dance viii i.~ oac of
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
OPEN THulSnAY MoH1

In order To arrom modai~ our
fri~nds sad patrons vs viii kc-p our
p'ore oSes tomorrow sscains. July
Id. Coae In aad ~ sA-iagssn.
Powder CioshinE co.-i.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
FUNERAL or CHILD

Th. faasrsi of rtaat zssot-i'i.
eleven years old. who died At Sopris
On Monday. took place this norn,ss
tscsa The Catholic church. Inietnesi
vas 10 The Caahslic csas,ssy.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
l776

1T Is good and patriotic
that you celebrate the la
dependence won for you by
the brave fighters OF 1875.
But are you really indspe ndent-
or are you still'in financial bondage
Home day you are sure to need the
money that goes up In smoke on days
othsr than the Glorious Fourth.
Declare your F1nsnciai Indepsnd-
eneo today. Do It by taking one dol
lar aad starting an account with our
bank. Resolve to have one thousand
- possible.
Our I per cent interest will help
you.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02

u ,s impes'an,. take ssom IN.
'a~''on.s. that YOU hr. sihr through
-our ncs~. ~ try no, io talk all ,h.
time.
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
cIos,na OUT At COST

I an sioslas out ~ stock oi
groceries and sAoes ., actual eoe'
Coae quict.-wn. .eMet.aia. 3o7 W.
Msia. Phose r. A2.. y
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02
SUPPLIES

For tho automobile. ssososeyric. b.
cycle sni iyp~sstt~s. In fact ws
carry tho most sosaplete line os ~
rsiss aad aeeesaos,rs ia thla psrtie'
uisr lsac. ever carried ssywhsrs Ia
soalAsss Colorado.
Cau - bsaoes eesdlss eae os sAs
eity eee 'ssytAisE yoa reQelFo.
ne1Tioltal nevolly WoCks
3l09l0 Eln Street
T~l~rAonc Tsis. I:x
The chronicle=news., 1913-07-02

chresIels-Nsvs sss . .sssA.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Remnant sale at Fits
Dance in Miles hall tonight
Come To the fur sale at Fits.
Dance in Miles nall tonight.
! Twentyseven inch hamburg ilounc'
ings at 23c ut Naughan's.
| Street Superintendent j. G. Del}rune
returned to-day from business trip 20
| Boston.
Advance styles, ladies and misses
white dresses in the white sale at the
Vaughan store.
| The Glover club will meet with Mrs.
William Mari, q Franklin street, Tues
day at $3.50 p. m.
! Regular Saturday night dance, Jan. 25,
Rowland hall, under auspices Of Riley's
orchestra. Ladies free.
| Mrs. John Bressaw and daughter OF
Prospect street returned home to-day,
after passing several days with rela-
tives in Mortified.
Louis Balzarini of "a Smith street re-
sumed his duties at the +. IL. Rogers
store this forenoon, after weeks abb
sence on account of illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Il. Hodges OF 81
Elm street returned yesterday from a
ten days visit with relatives in Massa.
chusetts and Connecticut,
John Crowley, former resident OF
Barre, returned to Essex Junction yes
terday, after spending several days with
relatives on West street.
Harry Evans. who has been passing
few days in the city as the guest OF
friends on Maple avenue, returned last
night to his home at Laconia, n. Fl.
No one who has the best development
of Barre at heart can afford to miss the
Sunday evening service in the opera
house tomorrow at 1880 o'clock sharp.
Every lady that patronizes the domes-
tic science and lemon exchange Wednes
day afternoon at Nincitia lodge banquet
hall is asked to bring paper and pencil,
so as to take down what is demon
strated.
Tickle your palates, Friday. Jan. 81,
with the creations of some OF Nermont's
famous cooks. Reserve this date for
the cafeteria supper at the Universalist
church. Come and bring your families.
Menu and prices later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Duff and son.
who were called here by the death of
Mrs. Duff's father, William Cuiekshank,
leave Monday fer their home in Albany, |
n. Y. They ~, be accompanied by Mrs. |
who will make an extended |
stay in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. T.. Miller and grand |
son, Ermont Lawrence, who have been /
living in Mortified Falls, are spending
few days in Barre before leaving Mon
day for Denver, Col, to join their daugh
ter and her husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol \
Lawrence. who have been in Denver
some months Mr.. Lawrence finds the
Colorado climate quite beneficial to his
iealth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
Capt. Pickard and His Naval Pictures at
Dreamland.

Capt. Pickard. the authorized govern.
ment lecturer, arrived in Barre this
morning with his great naval pictures
which will be shown to-day only at
Dreamland. These wonderful pictures
were witnessed by our late Vice-Presi'
dent Sherman in Utica, n. Y, and com
mended to our patriotic citizens. This
is the chance of a lifetime TO see the
life OF our sailors from cradle to grave.
Capt. Packard will lecture while his
pictures are upon the screen, thus max
ing one of the best features ever seen
in Barre. The usual admission of five
cents will be charged, so come and wit
ness the greatest Of all pictures at
Dreamland to-day Remember Capt.
Pickard will appear in Barre for one
day only.--Ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the many friends for their acts OF
kindness and sympathy during our re-
cent bereavement.
Mrs. William Cruickshank and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
EAST BARRE.

Miss Morgan's dancing class will meet
in the hall Monday evening at o'clock
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Remnant sale starts to-day at Fits.
Last call in the sale of ladies' silk
dresses at Naughan's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25

FOR SALE-Ten thoroughbred India Runner
ducks also thoroughbred r. /. Red hens and
pullets, laying: one hen turkey one eight-year-
old COW and two threc-y ear-old heifers. Call
2l7-a Barre, VT 266tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25

TO RENT Five-room downstairs tenement
at Sc Maple avenue, with bath. gas range and
electric lights. Inquire of C. L. Converse. II
West street 26etf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25

FOR SALE-Cheap. a steel range as good as
new. Inquire of M. d. Morrison, Upper
Graniteville VT. 266tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25

FOUND-Came TO my home. brown fe-
male spaniel with leather strap for collar
+. A. Warner. Washington, VT 265t2'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25
TOO LATE TO BE CLASSIFIED

Dance in Miles hall tonight.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-01-25

WANTED--A first-class carver and letter
cutter. Steady work. Apply TO Columbian
Granite Co.. Montpelier, Vt. 265n
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-24
THREE DAYS OF CELEBRATION
Perry Centennial Exercises at Milwau-
kee Begin Aug. I5-Green Bay and
Superior Also to Have Spectacle.

Milwaukee.-The Perry centennial
celebration will begin in Milwaukee
about August Is and continue for
three days, according to Col. j. A..
Watrous and A. P. Kietzsch, who
have just returned from the meeting
of the general celebration committee
held in Sandusky, o. twenty-five
floats portraying scenes in the war of
1912 were contracted for and will be
shown on the streets of all the cities
holding celebration. The old flag
ship Niagara will be raised and over
hauled and visit each city. The cele-
bration will start in Buffalo on July
5. Among the cities that will take
part are Erie, Cleveland, Sandusky,
Detroit, Louisville, Milwaukee, Green
Bay, Superior and Duluth.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-24
PROPOSE LID ON LOBBYISTS
New Rules Recommended Bars from
Senate Floor Persons With Intent
to influence Legislation.

Madison.-Lobbyists are to be
barred from the floor of the senate
hereafter whether that body is in
session or not. No ex-senator or any
other person who shall be directly
interested in defeating or promoting
any pending legislation, whether reg
istered as lobbyists or not, shall have
the privileges of the floor at any
time. These are the important
changes made in the rules of the
senate as proposed by the committee
on rules.
The rules provide that the COVER
nor, acknowledgement state Off
GERS, regents of the university and
normal schools, congressman, judges
of the supreme and inferior courts
and ex-members of the legislature are
given privileges of the floor and
newspaper correspondents when the
senate is not in session.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-01-24
SHORT SESSION IMPROBABLE
Legislative Members Slow on Getting
Ideas Together for Drafting of
Measures-Few Bills introduced.

MadiS0n.-There is the usual talk
around the chambers of a short ses-
sion. That always is heard at the
beginning of every session and then
the legislature proceeds to carry it's
sessions along into June or July.
No one expects the present session
will come to close before the mid
die of May at the earliest. The vet
Grams predict June 1 at least as the
date on which the legislature will
adjourn sine die
One peculiar thing about the pres
ent session is the few bills that have
been introduced Less than forty
bills had been introduced at the close
of the second week of the session.
Members seem to have waited I'M
til they reached Madison before get
ting their ideas on legislation put in
the shape of bills. AS result of
this DR.. McCarthy's ''bill MILL as
the legislative reference bureau is
known, is being rushed to the limit
in preparing bills
The lay over of four days which
the legislature is taking will give the
reference library chance to make
some sort of dent in the pile of
Ideas which have been dumped in on
the workers. 1t will be only a dent,
however. It will be overtime work
there for some weeks to come.
Speaker Hull is determined to
shorten the session considerably from
what it has been in former years. The
speaker has expressed himself as in
favor of night sessions, s'or getting
up at O'Clock in the morning." If
necessary to get legislation out of the
way.