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The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

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- e ~ hsW AnhS - ~ Au4 -
ths Paspso e ss0ssiag ~ O0
osaA UAieA - esAs essn ~ aoav
sieA fiasssss N tAss Aas,Aty - -
fssaA . isAgiAG 1880 u ~ hks ~
tsa fhs es.ea.y = sasasyiag -
aea q Psessse e - tsassa - ~
ssns nsnAss - Q ssvaiA 49, soss
i. sssasetisa vi&A tAsis Sasass sa1D'
Psias. r. vsAss nsv - ths s0ssb =
sas1 fer OsssssAiag PsUss. ~ ~
stisas Il ~ s@saay vin - vsess
~ . 0sae Aasl q isAssssG, espssias
y uAss ~ Sig hsss = ahsse es0-
PasGsl aaA H. vsAss vith IL sisA
aixtsss e essAs. sasAs hssi.s rsaias
tAssa0A IL slskss Asass II ~ tsnasl
Etso tsses naAs AAaA0ss OSSsAseg
i sstisfia1 ~ ssofaAg viH ssehns
nssy nilises fsso ~ ~ = ~
laks hsSAss sPssisg ~ nay sstns
in dsiviaG IT, tssasl
Mary si.iag Psssestiss ~ hsiag
wssksA - ~ Lake esssk side = NsU
Yssk nss.taia. Aosag Fsesst lsasAsss
are n. d saliiva., Hssry narssA m
CsnPhsl, al frsa Crssds aad sPisa4ia
aiHes; CAas. AcOOs.iek Il Hahas
Peak; Lee Miller Of the s<a&s bldg,
Hssl Dssl 80 lee Tayias Of EAels.
Ths httss tAese have bssa rsesivtag
spasndiA aaaays froa ssgfaee rsek u
tAis locality and are working daily -
SsvelsP theis AesAings- In tAs sans
section Is ssestsd the Kiag ssas.ss,
lsdss IS feet in width, claimed - -
~ Pelas 6tas vein. fhs saEiss lsaA
is aisesali.sd ssd paaniag Indicates n
to rua ehest el0. Ownsn ere Hassy
Williams, C&as. NeCsrniek, jim nssb
sad Joha WsiskoPf.
rAs Triangle suleA ezeitsnent b
still On With every fest Of FessA
staksd. In the Colerew Gan Ticker
AID Jshs Story Of Nseker have .
ground floor location Of mneh nssik.
On this property tAe location work
was completed last week, the bottoa
of the shaft showing splendid indiea-
tions Of eonisg into contact With
large body Of mineral. The CoIosow
10 located between the Sky Pilot and
Moffat Smith ground, the teritosy
which has been proven by diamond
drill tests.
Jake Burgess and Frank Barlow arc
are much encouraged over the outlook.
Mr.. Burgess ID owner Of sosae Of IL
choicest claims On this noas&aia
anoag them the Elsie, which at ess
time produced ore that assayed ese,0oe
to ths a..
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
HAA4

Miss Iona RutAesfssd sf Lsadvilie
10 the house guest Of Ms. r. frisor
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. @. Rhodes aad sons
are making an extended trip through
Wyoming asd Colorado
Mrs W. Bates aad daaga liter, Irene
Of GsanA Junction are visiting Mrs
A.dy Daaielso..
Mr.. ssd Mrs Baels Burgin # Lead
willie are visiting Mrs. Barsi.s parents,
Mr.. aad Mrs. Gsbe LUcksiaeer, aad
sisters, Nrs. RstAerfoed asA Nss
Prison.
Arn Clarke and son, Jeha, sPeat
Sur day visiting in town.
Ms George EddIe sf CArdiR has
been visiting old frie.As the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Harrison and
family made . business trip to Grssd
JusctiO. the first of the week
Mrs. Jessie Decker returned home
Saturday from q visit to Pueblo, Can
on City and other parts Of the state.
Mr.. Frank Psdoek. who has been IN
the round house here for several years,
has been promoted to firsoan and
transferred to Leadvills. We will AL
miss Ffank's smiling face, bst wish
hin success.
Ar. s.d Mr.. jim Nay Of Naskaeee,
N1X >l nj
are visiting Mn. Nays sister, Nrs.
RenboW.
Hrs. C. L Benbow nade . flying
trip to CoIosaae spriAss. Wednesday.
Hrs. JsAA valiqset and daughter,
Mis- Blanche, Fet.r.sd Aosns saturday
nerning froa Msdisos, Wis., wAess
Mise Blanche attended high school the
past viatss.
Miss Mamie Loomis Of Port, Okla,
is visiting her cousins Mrs.. Riaito
Ould, NTs. Clarence Danielson and
Miss Helen Clarke.
Mr.. C. L. Gilbert, the genial con
duetor of the Aspen "plug," is taking
q lay-of for . few days and escorting
. party Of Aspen pleasure seeker on
an interesting horse back trip over the
mountains to Sloss and Ruedi, BAsalt.
and will return to Aspen by way of
Redstone.
Mr. and Mrs. Campfield of Iowa are
sojourning in our pleasant little town
for the summer.
The dance and picture show given
Thursday night by Prison and Bowman
was . bowling success Is all the af-
fairs they undertake.
"A jolly party composed Of Mr.. aad
Mrs.. ClaFsnee Danielson AID daughter,
Lsia, Mr.. s.A Nrs. Rialto Ould, Jsha
Clarke s.a lliss Losais Of OklaAsaa
were takss 70 tie WilitAs hsos ssss
Ell Jsbel sunday BY Bra.blet Willitts
to spend tie day.
Kostiges and Woods Of Denver
passed through here Thursday On their
way to Ruedi to speod . few weeks
fishing. They came this far in their
automobile, but owing to the eondi-
tion Of the road were compelled to 90
the rest Of the way by train and ship
the auto to their destination.
Miss Grace Hall Of Fort Collins,
who is spending the summer in Ruedi,
was the guest Of Miss Helen Clarke
for the dance.
Pete Prison, the popular show man,
is laying of for . few days' rest and
fishing
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
An Yem wewxs WI,
laaav Glsuvssl aUE1aos HssO1s -,
~ nnosseanss - 1ba11Ay
EalnaUA

~ &Oes1an1o - 2bao1Ay
Tas Kidneys filter IL SaseA
They work nisAt aaA aay.
Well kid.eys remove i.psritiss.
Week kdaays ellsw inpsFitiss 70
multiply.
No kidney Ill should be neglected.
There Is possible aaDSer in delay.
II yoa have bsekaehs Or urinary
trosbles
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn
oat,
Besia treating ys~r kidneys at
once.
Use . proven kidney sensdy.
None endossed like Dsal's Kidney
Pills.
Reconmended by tAosss.dA.
Proved by grateful testimony.
Mra Alice 9. Hilth Park Ave
Buena Vista, Cola, says: "Doan IS
Kidney Pills have bee. used in our
family, AID ws have found them a
valuable kidney nedieins. The bene-
fit that Doan's Kidney Pills brought
Load n to reeomAend them. I gave
. testimonial several years ago, and
think just al Aihly Of them now. -
Foe sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Nilbura Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agsnts for the United
States.
Renenhef The HaAs-Desn '-and
tahe 10 Sth0.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

H ssssssAsA u Os1tiaG ~ aaehins
s4astsA 80 Assvs - oesanAaak, u
eAsa0A svssy jP - ~ nsshins
naAs insssassa PaiA n hees -
~ go - = ssstissiag ~ bsainsss
- sssal-0sset Csas1V 0so11asl
Lat tAassAAy af1asanoa - fAs0as
s.A W. fsunp Il Aisesr. vsss ie-
turning fNea RsA Cliff 70 Aistsr. 4.
. waesa asd PsliiAg . s~egy behind,
tAsy were s~s Aswa BY tie Ioesi
fssisht. fAs bsys AaA eFssssA tAe
track With ths wa0s. Sst ths ssgins
hit IL bs0y esnpIe<ely Ssaslisaiss
it. A yss.v nAa BY tie saas Of
|Peole, Of GsoAiasd, Ka.aas, vAs il
visiting thsa, vas riding i. the bag
y st ~ tine aad vss seriously In
jared. fAs accident hapPsssd sbsst Z
miles aAevs Nintssn. fhs isjsred saa.
Uas p1aesd u ~ eaAeess ed take,
70 Aintarn vhsss D.. Hsanss attend
- hin asA ~ vss tAsa sushsa - .
pedal to 6aliAa = the AssPital, vhsre
- died net log sftes.-1s1 Cliff
Nova
A little boy whs lives with his folks
in sse sf the Astels Of 6tsaHbsst, was
allowed to sIeep with yesns mas who
roons at the same place enc niEht hast
week He 10 . very iaquisitivs child
|snA took particular notice Of the NJ
derelothes Ne young man were. They
were on the abbreviated oeder-sleev-
less and cut short in the legs. Next
morning the child told his kothse
about it aad said he liked that kind OF
underclothes. She thought NO moro
shout It until she went to undress
TIE child for bed, when she discover
ed that he had taken the scissors and
cut the arms and legs Of his under
clothes to correspond with those Of the
Aforesaid young nan. The yoangstes
believes in being comfortable if Pss-
sibls during tie warn weatAer.-Reutt
C6anty 6sntinsl.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
.. Z 4 @ GD0WD upoR1AsE OF
eleAeea

Ths gros easninss Of ne Denver &
Rie osa.ss failss.d-paseager and
fssiUAA-fss ~ fiscal year ending
J.as - win ssspass an n the history
q ~ 0sald Me-. AeesraiAg to exact
reports e s3svsa s.seAas s.d close
ssaasAss - ~ ssvsans t~ June,
uAsss ~ ssaais . ssiPass Il tl,7oo,-
90 uAisA, syss 1ase yeas, = u r
.spsass = o1yeoey - Usvsssl 1ividends
~ ssagaais. h vAiSA ~ H Grands
No. n iaesfsss - s1psessd 10 in
'Ssssss ~ AS.ass 1aAssiA,iy. Three
EAnaAssa tAeusasa ASnnss b expected
essA - ~ Tssa sssQa.y, cor
'tssusA ~ ~ sak,sssl 81 a.othee
s1Ase.nAlll yavle nm tAe Globe
uusls ssanav, waiaA Tie Ri
0saul - oslfanaA s
n esninassa Oos ssvsaae f.
xSl3 s $ss&aa, ,ksA = l1Sotsss sss;sssss $ss;ss
- = ma = iasssss = el,ls5,1f
- eNn1ns ~ - 8 ~ eat. n
lnOe 49, - >aAeeaeoe, freis1l
sSsIns ~ - = au1se el7, ,sss,
Z m - 0so4e aualaassd =
a1qp agglla T. - = spia
-! 4 l. -,
- ~ /,
s. n
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
1m YoU1 onDaH q Wo021

Yoa eaa change fsstfsl m-te0Qssse
eAildssa isss hsalsAy; AaPpy yss.Gss
By S;Ading tAea Il wssA Tss1iAe.
rolling, grinding e tsstA, ~yAG -
wAils asassn sess0PaAisA vi1A iA1saDs
eAissA poins in ~ sesaaeA 81 ooWe11
aaa fsvssisAnsn asl - 1soA1A -
synPes0e tAa4 indicate WssaA X1eA-
apss Wss1 xillsE . pase.ae saaAy
lsasaeA sxPsas ~ WsE1A seGl1n1sa
ths sswsA sssesses ysss sAoassa =
lssE.h 50 eSsh%sssi~ssst - aesrss Il. 4,
BsiaAan, e ~, N, 0gss ssI -1HSs
- nsaapse Wsa KMR - ~
- ssaissav IA ~ sAn1ssn - Wsse
q ws1A - - ve1HDue NJ olasne
~ Al Anulss - ~ - -
|al 49, NsAapss - 11sd1nl
|o lGnin ~ n1ok - 81.
sis.,s ~ ssssf - ~ li1fSRz6i seHs - s
0Gi 20. = = e
- .s :
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
YULRo0D BD3D0U4 =
0v0D0 Y013 y00000S0

Ishsra, July A-Fsso pssssa4 ind
cation ~ stanPs1s NV % fer this
district viii eclipse tAa& Il twsaty
ysas ego. Prospectoss are coming in
frea every airsctiss, saA all are
equipped to Say With It jsAgins from
~ Sroa,d that = Ssing staksd nd
tAs sNaadoesl tsnss3s sad deserted
elains that ass being rs-leeatsA Even
IL slain Asgs are again becoming ne.
tive, bat not % bad q they were dur
ing the Horse mountain rush, VIXEN the
country was staked from Eagle to the
Asadwatsrs Of Salt creek, aad mostly
by nea who for tie past twenty years
have done nothing but "peneil" ss-
sessnenss and thus held back the de-
vslePoeet Of one of The rieAest nin-
eNl sections in the state.
wAile the Lady Belle was assonisa-
ing the mining world with its rich Sill
yer oee from grass roots location, N I
at tine VIXEN the snow was froa enc
to ten feet in depth, the elain hog got
in Ais work. O.s nan il particular
bseaas % setive that It h told h had
forty elains located within radius Of
one square mile. and on none Of these
did be do the location wsrk and yet
kept himself b~sy keeping real pros
psesors fron chs ground" although
jso stakes were in evidence, all having
gone down Salt creek during the high
water in Nay. His s&skiag WAS all
done On snowsAoes whils ~ saow was
fFea tAree to ten feet in dsPtA. TIE
stakss tAat renained were attaeAaA 70
. eoavsais.e tree aAd are froa tsn -
fiftes. fest froa tAs sEssna sna win
ne doubt siay tAees for tAis ehin beg
asss "peaeil" ssssssnses rsgslasiy,
aaA thsa vsaAssD Fhy Halfssl isa't
. niniAg saAp - heus - cti1Pss
Clssk.
A i.Psr4sas 1ssssvssy = sspssssl
nv Wsst 1Als esssk wAss Eassy
Wuiana aa1 ~ oesaaosae HHAas
|Psak pssspssAsss Asys bssa ss1ivs -.
Ing ~ fsss Paxt = IL wssk. II
Ilssality - - hsa b kslt . sssss -
|sAs lssssa1 ~ ss1ssisas 1n1ssa1lDS1
u q Assa - seasiass ~ ftsasl1p =
1aa1Ra 49, II. W1nhn - 1Dssl
~ i.aAwaisGi ~ - ~ asses = ~
|rsaessA - . tssashsssls sesws1es
.asao yseeS -. ~ Mia ua1sse +
|i1nnsasilS - = fsss 81, - Sase.
- q eso1fsk ss1sr ~ e1Ds11D eAsa.
Ieai1e ssnnaag sssluh = NEs = ~
iVnstA@ - Ssseoan. aeaeepsa -.
,,sssw lsss,.rs<sssz, wAieA atss she~s .
I1Asela peesinG asss11n - ypsseA
49, 40 : Asise - = Vssl
- ~ ~ - = s1Dmne
k1sueS1asie - - - 1ssh1 u nsaaay
iSvlv - - ~ eldAsS - u
- eupk - - NDaO
- s - - ! !! q I! Z!
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

Fer regular action Of the bowels;
easy, natural movement, relief of con-
stipa&ioa, try Doans Regulets. 25c
q ell stores.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

A nAa In Cestss vas seandly
thasAsl By Ais wife Fses.tiy fer net
paying his ssbsssiPtiss fer his pspss
aftss sAs - givsa hin ~ cash - -
%. Nay Aes tyihs inesssss, her essva
b pst sp - ssaes, asA hss harp have
A. extra stsiag.-Ig.aeio CAisftaia
JssspA Green = o. tAs iAIe list this
week - sesast q ~ seeiaeat rss1lt.
ing in ~ bssski.s sf tvs rita Mr..
Green vAils working et tAs Cooley
sa.sA, stsPpsA - . nsa-ssesre board
that Osvs WY snAss his vsisAt, a.
lowing hin - fan Aswn set sf stsps
heavily sssssh y Sssak tws sfbs.-
Eas,s E.tsspsiss.
Miss Mary s~sn arrived Monday
frsn Salt lake, wAers she hes been
for some time attending scheol, on .
visit 70 her stepfakheF, Robert Eat
ON, and other ffiends in DeBeqae.
Miss Margaret, her sister, remained in
Zion, where she 10 studying to bs-
come . nurse in 81. Marks hospital
DeBequs New Era.
The number Of dairy eows in the
LaAas district il due t. increase u
tAs nts Of ~ tAoussad psr esst
s.staG ~ mt tws yssM With .
iailae nss e inessass In IL nun-
~ u fasns JtAses viii - - aaay
PesSsssss tat IL talk 4 . scarcity
- asasy Win -, lseos - Aaara y
lsea1 eiFelsa-IAAAe 0PashA
Yssss ssl ysass 49, in se.s spse.
ial1y ~ nagrs dive In CAas3sstoa, .
Aasi,g sssPas would da.es the "tsr-
key" asA the Police, finAing eat tAAs
sseA sxAiA1tisas were eoing sa would
pss.Ptly eloss IL paaes. Nov, ~
sscisty foak, lacking senius, have I'D
spted tAs darkies' sdaptisn Of tAs
barnyssd perforna.es.-Florida Ti.es-
Union.
Many Yeas go the government took
steps 70 protect ths poor .sa BY alb
olisAing lotteries. 1t could d. . COED
turn fer the middle nan now by put
ting aa end = tAe g.1bliag stsek ex-
changes a.d boaras Of tnds, which
flsees tie people Of nodesate means
BY naaipalaeins stocks and the prices
Of fosds*affs.-IAnar SPARTA
vita the eooisg Of tie warn wsa-
tAss The exodus 10 White niver has
taksa plaee. Joe La Bia.eh and N
Dsplice have returned fron spending
. week there a.d Mayer MeNshsn .
szs there at psessnt a.a Kiagsbury'.
win lsavs tAis vicinity first It ths
week for that place aad TNpper's .
LAks. Reports - far ssy that The
fishing il o good - evef.-New Cas-
tls DsascEat.
The first astonsbile to make the
trip to Fslfsea w.s wi,ssa eix, div.
o. By Nr. J. q AarpAy II Dsayss. M.
NsspAy i . mining naa aAA has besa
visitisy ~ difSsrsnt mining eaAps
n ~ seaee. ssailg fssa Aspen here
]. Hs~asa Ianiek s.l p. J. 0naS
H. laesse Ns. N~pAys ai.iag -
giass, esssa9saiea H. Murray -
- tsiH II TIP wls nAAs IN ~
Ass1 81 twsaty ainaAsA ~ tlns
Hask ~ i've nissAss lso-AGas -
sss3sisA -
Ma nAAss4 d 0ss, wifs q ~
nanaosf q - ~ lsus, ~ . ~.
swsssAps ~ YssaaV. - sl1sss4
- e ~ YsivsAs sssaAs = ~ .
aEtnk ~ - lsaasA ssss - - -
wa1ss - ssesns w 49, - ~
inAs ~ pssl NsstsssAsly - esssaA-
q . - usae Eva anA - = -
saes6Alaes ssaAea - ~ asnisenasA
- ~ ss1y ltiGhanle - suGgus-
- ssnat1aslAly Assn ~ Ghssk 1st
= ~ Apevtno-AesAa Ossaey -
n. 4 q Dsaop - = supssasass
= Vs1nss1v - - vssk ~ y
49, ~ - = spsnA H ~ -
- - 0e . - - 49, -
- 80 AssD - cGllA = - =.
tla ! 1sl - ~ - = - !!
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
o0B lGAxA0El0nrT Fo1 ooUI
AoADO HLA1GNN.

0aA Ffaneisco, Gal, July 1.-THE
Westsen Pacific railroad, "the Gould
es4lst," to the Pacifie coast, is to
- ~ identity - = managerial unit
axA pas under the control Of the
Dsnver 4 Rio Grande, thus establish
inR, throughout the Missouri Pacific
eae nanagement for Gould roads west
of the Mississippi river, according to Al
aaAeuncement made here today.
Osrrespondepce given out At the Of,
fisss of the western Paeific, together
Win IN official statement, shown that
z I. Jeffery, president Of the road,
fstiFss, beconing chairman Of the
6sasa Il directors, and c. h. seAiacks,
viss president, who has been in inns-
Aa1s es,tsel, resigns frea his position
81 abo fFoa ~ directorate Of the
Dsavsr 4 Rio Grandc.
\ =. DssA, ysssiaeat Of IL hstss
~, '; - oseeas Prssiesnt II ~
Xsnossa RasifSe, md II b Ts1srtsd
~ - YIN have charge of an ~
us1Assa Geld E.s& Prshably z L.
16sAA vsss pssiasse s.A ssasssl
aAsause Il ~ Dsavss Z Re osa.aa.
- - Dsvsl ffsa Dsevss - IN
|4l0s1Deo - fsn tAs Westefn Peeifie,
- 1bally 4 = hPsd tAa4 fUessf
MAb AaaAqsastsss will - AsEs. He.
Q1Aaa1M1 b Ais lsteer Il rede.ssssH
EoS - - @roode Asasl Il 1ireseoss
&bssoiaD ~ rsassa - sAaAes ia -
|e1neivo aaaaOsnssA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19
snA MA MlD

W11nnos A11nn - Oonsuane -
Wn- Yuse, Asa11sR ~ Npsaae Yn1e
oeeAeseo - o1 oo 0l1olo
|3 - oD8 - . pA -
1n1lse - V1as1s 11na -
||el.1e 9 :
}. - 3
e1o - II 1eA
4! : =. r! ! - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

- ssa lsos u 80 ssanaia -
- ~ = - ss1osas ysBoso q
Fuuuoe o1osu11a oDen111a -. .
Eq11O - SseQ1UA 0uP - -
ENs1qe - - ~. 01l1.aes
1a4 e.!sA -! e. 60, = e g. !,
a-aloan lh'
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

II ~ - lsskl.e ~ . - - voa1
. hire hsap - = - hsvs ssytAiag -
ssa - waa4 - psssAass, ~ - 80
est sstisa tArsegA ~ ssasn,s e ~
fssG 0thsss Aavs fssAA tAb WA
D viii 49, - ~ ht1ls.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

The number Of dairy eows in the
LAAas district il due - increase u
tAe Eats Of ~ tAoussAd psY eent
1asiAg ~ nsxt tws yssr. With .
dailas nss e inessass In IL n1n.
~ ~ farms tAses viii - - asAy
pee6ssses tAat IL talk e Q scarcity
- asasy Win -, ieeoss - Asard y
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

n. 4 q Dsa0s - = 0ssasass
= Vs1.s1v - - vssk 49, y
49, ~ - y SuQsnk H - 6sn
- - Ge . - - 49, -
- 80 AssD - No1A = - -.
so1p 1sl - - = -
nSoNn1 8 RN M 9 ~
- q! 6 -
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

Niss Mary swan arrived Monday
frsa Salt LAke, wAers she has been
for come time attending seAeol, on .
visit 70 hss stepfakher, Robert Eat
ON, and other friends in DsBeqae.
Misc Margaret, her sister, remained in
Zion, where she Is studying to b,-
come . nurse in 81. Marks hospital
DeBequs New Era.
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

vita the coaisg Of tie warn wsa-
tAse The exodus 10 White niver has
taksa plaee. Joe La Bla.ch and Ed
Duplice have returned fro0 spending
. week there and Mayer NeAahan .
srs there at present a.d Ki.gseury ,.
win lsavs tAis visility first It tbs
week for thst place aad Trspper .
Laks. Reports - far cay that Tie
fishing is o good - evef.-Nsw Cas-
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

Many yeafS go the governneat took
steps to protect the poor nsa BY ab-
olisAine lotteries. It could d. COED
turn fer the niddIe nan now BY pat
ting IN end - tAe sanblins stsek sx-
changes and hoar1s Of trade, which
fleece tie people Of nodefate means
BY naaipulaeins stocks aad the prices
Of fosdstaffs.-LAnar SPARTA
The Glenwood post., 1913-07-19

asviag pslAsA IN . svi..i.s ssa-
tsst vAish ssAiAiAsA the Aivias -
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Dsavss Nsws = tsyiag - svsa thaa0s
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sseisty foak, lacking genius, have ID
spted tAs darkies' sdaptisn Of tAA
lanyard perfosnaaee.-F1orida Ti1es.
Union.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-16
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.

Mayor-Aubrey m. Kennedy.
Corporation Counsel-James Day.
ton.
Aidermen-A. r. Whitcomb, D. c.
HoadIey. {
Chief Of PoIice-l. M. levsy. 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-16

the two parties. They are debating
whether to throw up their hands right
now. in the fear that there is going to
be trouble IL the women don't have
their way.
Director Breaks Up Democratic Gath
ering.
The s~urragettes are still laughing
over the failure Of a recent Democratic
mass meeting. Phillips Smalley or
ganized the meeting to get back" at
his leading lady, Lois Weber, who had
made many political threats against
him. Right in the midst Of an eloquent
speech Smalley vas pulled OF the
stump by the director Of his company
and taken in an auto six miles into the
country to appear in a forest scene In
an unfinished picture. His mouth was
still open in a final ~denunciation of the
women's candidate when he disappear
ed into the tonneau Of the big auto,
leaving his audience d~umfounded.
SEEKING the opportunity. Margarita
Fischer mounted the vacated stump
and made a rampant, redhot suffrage
speech until her shamefaced audience
dwindled.
Women Score First Real Campaign
Victory.
AZ night, when all the actors are free,
they turn out into the streets and drift
from corner to corner, listening to rival
speakers. The embryo city is abfaze
WIEN torchliyhts. and free food and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-16

London. asking her for advice on how
to get the suffrage vote. They wired
Miss Inez Milholland at the Wander
bilt hotel in New York for helpful
suggestions.
Pending replies to these messages.
the Universal City suffragettes have
taken things into their own hands and
acted where action was necessary.
Lois Weber. suffrage candidate for
mayor, has threatened to give Phillips
Smalley. her husband and leading mar
in Rex company No. l. weak support
In an important picture in which they
are playing unless he will agree to
vote the women's ticket.
All Of the residents of this suffrage
tori municipality. including the tribe
of Indians, the regiment of soldiers and
the cowboys, are in the employ of the
Universal Film Manufacturing COM
pany Of New York. Of1cials Of the
company have determined to let the
actors and actresses fight their own
battles and settle their various po-
litical differences without any inter-
ference. E''
I'VE don't even dare betray' our party
inclinations," declared Mr.. Carl La
emmle. president OF the Universal Film
Manufacturing company. If we did
there would be an awful cry OF par
,tiality' from our west coast organiza-
ton. Actors and actresses are te1npera-
mental, even under ordinary circum.
stances. and difficult to manage. but
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-16

"T'here will be a meeting in studio
No. ! at once" said Leonard after Di-
rector Otis Turner had dismissed the
performers. I'VE wan as many men
AS, possible to be there"
Margarita Fischer. who plays leads
with Mr.. Leonard. and Ethel Brandon.
star OF the 1Ol Bison company. over
heard the announcement OF h meet
ing. Feminine curiosity prompted an
investigation. yer at the risk OF los
ing their positions at supper. so Miss
Fischer and Miss GrandUn remained
at a discreet distance while the men
filed away. in groups Of two or three.
to studio No. l.
Choosing an oppOrtune moment. the
two girls quietly secreted themselves
behind q mass Of props" and listened.
Let these men III US and Universal
City too? Eever!" sputtered the now
ansered Miss Fischer as she hurried
Miss Grandon away from the studio at
the conclusion of the mems meeting.
Women vote up in Los Angeles.