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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

birds by letter, telegram, petition and
resolution, to let his Representatives
in the Senate know that he wants no
compromise with the enemies of our
wild life. This means an appropria-
ton Of $1,000 for the Weeks-AIc-
Lean law. 1 hope and believe that
the next forty-eight hours will show
the Senate so concIusively how the
people stand toward this law that
those who are trying to ttwart their
wishes will not dare to continue their
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

OVER COUNTRY
APPEALED TO
BY a Game Protective AssoCia-
ton TO Protect against Fed
eraI Migratory Bird Law.

NEW YORK, April 22.-An appeal
- the sportsn1en and onservationistS
~ the country to let the United States
senate know in unmstakable terms
their attitude toward the recently en-
acted federal migratory bird law Is
being sent out today by the Am =
came Protective Association, the ma
tional league of sportsmen OF NoFlh
America
The appeal alleges that a small MI
Doritv in the senate is doing every
thing in its power to emasculate VIVA
~ 4erned the greatest wild lie pro
+ac4ive measure ever enacted IN THIS
,o7, n+rv.', In support of this allega-
ton 1t is stated that persistent
forts are being made to prevent Hn Is
senate concurTing in the recent aSL lo
OF the House in approprlatins soV'
900 for the enforcement OF the law
$4,000 Not Enough.
when the law was passed" says
49, association. 1T carried an appro-
oria tion OF only $4,000. This was
GROSSLY Inadequate OF course. LUIS
vea- the departnnent of agriculture
asked for 100000 but this compare
lively small amount was cut IN hasi
nv the House. Now. certain sehsa-
tors, q clear but persistent minoTf'y'
ara irving to make of no effect a law
ner cent of the sportsmen OF the coun-
try and that means considerable more
than 100000 voters.
sDortsnnen and lovers of wild life
GENERALLY are called on to let their
senators know at once Just how they
stand, on this matter and are REQUEST
ed TO ask that they vote Tor an ap-
preparation Of $1oo.o0o.
In discussing the action of his or
ganization, President John q. Burn
ham said:
1T was the sportsmen Of this coun-
try zrho initiated the movement for
the WeelSs-McL,ean law and brought
IL to a successful issue after a hard
campaign of eight months dura tton
In this work hundreds OF individuals
and organisations lent their aid.
fsr. ,1entlemen in the Senate would.
have us forsalSe the wild life conser-
vation movement that Is going for
ward with irresistible impulse and re-
turn 10 FORMER conditions OF whole
sale bhrbaric ana uneconon1fc slaugh-
Ter. It 3 up TO every lover Of our
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

Really charming trocks are evolved
from the cotton FABRICS with cutworls
borders. Fatine is used for the dress
shown here, a lovely shade OF olive
green being used. The gIrdle is Of very.
dark pansy purple satin. The dress is
made without a lining. and It is possi-
BILE to get the designs with border all
prepared for a reasonable snm-say
from S2.os upward.
If the tunIc is omitted there will still
remain q pretty skirt with full hips.
but in most of the pattern dresses
shown provision is made for tunic or
some kind of drapery.
It viii be necessary to lay the ma
tertal open. IL 1t is a. inches wide or
less. for the cutting Of the skirt. One
may, however, get out OF the remaining
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

making its own regulations, and each
board charging fee for eensor1ng
pictures, would greatly hamper the
manufacturers
However, the Ohio victory for the
exponents of censorship may prove to
he a hollow one. The judges, in
handing down the decision, granted
the Mutual Film Corporation hfteen
days in which to appeal and apply
for a further stay of proceedings
that the injunction forbiddtng the
ohio censor board to censor pictures
viii hold good until the appeal is de-
eiueu CONSTITUTIONAL Question.
walter \. Seligsburg, Of 90 Liberty
street, New York City, general coun-
sci for the Mutual, who has waged
the fight against censorship aoso-
lutely sing le-handed. said:
THE court does not squarely c.
eide the question which we presented
az 10 whether motion pictures are
entitled to the protection OF the con
stitutionaI provision guaranteening
freedom of publication of sentiments
To ali persons. we appreciate the
fact that an inferior court Is reiuc-
tant to declare state law uncon-
stftutional and feel confident that our
appeal win be successful"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

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liver, lungs and throughout the body
Everything Is kept on the move, nushes
YOUR blood gives your entire blood circula-
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tendon, mucous surface and every nerve TO
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Of nature, as searching as the peremptory
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For private. personal advice on stubborn
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Swift Specific Co., 222 Swift Building, AZ
Ianta, Ga. Their medical department y
lannon's on ali blood diseases, and 10
equipped to make personal blood tests, ap-
proved nv the hf.s>ast -.a1tcal authorities.
Get a bottle r TodoY.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

LAW IS VALID
According to Opinion of District
Judges But Appeal is Taken
to Supreme Court.

The validity of state censorship of
motion pictures has just been up
held in decision handed down IN
Cleveland, o., by three judges sitting
in the United States district court
for the Northern district of Ohio,
eastern division, in the test case
brought BY the Mutual Film Corpor-
alton Of Al West Twenty-third street
New York City, against the Ohio
board of censors.
Important Decision.
This decision is most important IN
motion picture circles Unless It IS
reversed by the supreme court OF the
United States, TO which an appeal has
been taken, 1t VIII be q most serious
blow to the industry. A legal board
OF censorE in every state, each boaEe
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Home Dre0 Nd0nq
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TIE CUTWORK BORDER.

goods the front OF the waist ana the
cuffs. The tunic and sleeve. the bacs
and collar are cut on q fold OF the
goods. the back and collar directly or
the fold and tun1c and sleeve ON
lengthwfse thread OF the materials
In making the waist the shoulder
seam IS closed nrst. then the tuck Is
formed in Gibson effect by creasing or
slot perforations. This should b
stitched about an inch from the edge
and II q piping - added Il can be
stitched ON at the same time. Pleat the
lower edges, placing IT'S on small 20
pertorations and tack. Close the under
arm seam, keeping ends even, thef
gather the lower edge of the waist be-
tween double "TT'' perforauons- Sew
stay to lower edge! centers even Nov
adjust the shield to position according
to perforations. ieaviiSg the side free fol
opening. Add the large collar, or. II thit
is not TO be used, simply bind the mech
with silk or any other material
Now make the sleeve By sewing the
seam as notched and add the cum. dou.
BILE "oo' perforatfons and seams even.
For the skirt, close the seam al
notched. Pleat bringing 'T'' to cor.
responding double small 100" perfora.
tions and tack. Turn under front edge
on slot perforations. Close center-back
seam. Center-front indicated by line
of double "oo'' perforations. Front OF
tunic indicated by large 20" perfora-
tions; adjust on skirt. upper edges
even. single large "o'' perforations al
seam. PIeat skirt. creastng on slot per-
foratons. bring folded edges to cor
responding lines OF small 20" perfora-
tions in tunic and skirt and stitch
Lap right front edge OF skirt on left.
centers even and stitch. leaving edges
free above large .'O'' perforation for
placket, and If desired. allow lower part
10 hang free below triple 900" per-
foratons Sew to lower edge OF waist
over stay, centers even.
The neck is pretty left entirely bare
of the shield and finished with a RUNE
OF net shadow lace or chiffon.
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rs AN ESGLIsHMAN.

talbot Mundy, author of Rung Ho!
which is in its second large edition,
Ia an Englfshman now living at Nor
vy.y. Me. He has seen all parts OF the
world and has written number OF
short stories which have appeared IN
the magazines IN this country ana
ENGLAND.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-22

TO obtain this pattern NIL out
this coupon and enclose Is cents
in stamps or coin. Be sure TO state
number of pattern and size meas
uring over the fullest part of the
bust. Address Pattern Department,
care Daily Telegram.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
Special Matinee s.turdax

cpeS'e' "apnec oaxuoey
Afternoon, May Is, p. NJ, hajes.
tic Theater, three-reel Ain. Mid.
night Strike" Everybody cone.
A0uissios 10 cents.-aAv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

Boulder. May 13.-City funds may
have to be deposited In Denver banks
as the local money merchants have
combined and announced that they
will not pay interest on city funds
deposited with them.
In former years. the bankers had
the use OF the deposits. and paid no
interest. Recently the council pass
ed a resolution requiring the pay
ment Of three per cent on average
balances. The bankers. not liking
TO lose their former soft thing. com
bined in the hope that they could
defeat the interest proposition.
The council has referred the mat
ter to the finance committee. with
power to act. and with instructions
to see that the terms of the resoiu-
tin are carried out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
CAPT. HkHMUM'S FUNERAL
WAS LARGELY ATTENDED

The funeral OF the late Captain
]. b. Hannum was held Mt the First
Methodist church at 2:3o o'clock
Sunday afternoon and was largely
attended by the friends of the de
ceased. a good many of whom were
from out of town. The services at
the church was conducted by Rev. l..
J. Hole and was most impressive.
Interment took place at Lakeside
cemetery and was under the auspices
OF the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Of which the deceased was n mem
Der. The noral tribstes were num-
erous and beautiful
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
SPENDING VACATION
IN BOYH0OD HOME

Bert Kettle. an alumnus of the
Canon City High school and well
known among the young people o,
the community, is spending his va
cation here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. James Kettle. at AZ Rued
avenue. After leaving here Mr..
Kettle became a student at the col
lege Of engineering at the state uni
versity at Boulder. from which In
stitution he was graduated last June.
Shortly afterwards he accepted EN-
ployment with the American Bridge
company at Gary. Indiana, as drafts
man. While there he was detailed
for work In connection with the ar
chitecture drawings for various Of
flee buildings, and was an assistant
in the preparation Of plans for suct
structures as Marshall Fields new
store in Chicago. Since the first o
November. 1913. Mr.. Kettle has bee,
employed with the Cook county Civi
Service commission as chief examin
er in the efficiency division. . re
sponsible and highly remunerativ'
position. Mr. Kettle, accompanied
by his father and mother. will leav'
on Friday OF this week for a vial
with friends at Fruita. Colorado
The first Of next month he viii re
turn to Gary. Indiana, 10 resume hi
work with the American Bridg,
company.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
WIN. F0WDEN TELLS OF
TEXAS S0CIABILITy RUN

Mr.. VIM. Fowden who is represent
ing the Canon City Commerce Club
in the Texas Sociability run which is
now in progress has written to his
folks here from childress. Texas.
He states that the run has been
very successful from every stand
point and that there are a large num-
ber of boosters on the trip and a
group of jolly good fellows. "The
weather is warm, roses are in bloom
and the wild flowers greet us as We
roll along the roads," is an extract
from his letter.
Mr.. Fowden has Oklahoma as an
objective point and he found it nee
essary to go clear TO Wichita Falls.
Texas before he could find a good
stretch of road into Oklahoma
Mr.. Fowden has the smallest horse
power car in the run but he has been
keeping up with the best of them
and usually gets into town among
the first At Dalhart 1t was neces-
sary to ship the cars a short dis
tance because a bridge on the Cana
dian river had been washed out
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
MEDIATION
CONFERENCE
WILL OPEN
MONDAY

BY Nsvins. Special Correspondent Of
the United Prsss
Washington. May 1.-THE United
States advised Huerta through the
mediators that they do not intend
to hold Lobos Island near Tampico
and are willing to surrender II when.
ever the Mexicans agree to keep the
lighthouse on the isiAne In opera
ton. The envoys expect that Huer.
tA vii accept this explanation
The Mexican ENJOYS viii reach NJ
aEAra Falls Saturday and sessio Il
OF the mediation conferenos WI be
gin Monday.
The frst business vii bs the sub
mission Of a proposition to eliminate
Huerts.
Huerta WIN reject this proposition
alleging as his reason. that the trou
bic resulted because of an alleged
Insult to the American nag and viii
demand that this matter be arbitrat
Cd frst
The American ENJOYS will REFUSE
10 consider this proposal
ofaciai Warrington 10 pessin,is
tic sad fear that an adjustment OF
the difficulties IL impossible.
The war department officials here
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A PROCLAMATION

a
iiamsburg. Colo. May is. isii.-
Whereas a proclamation was here
tofore issued by authority OF the
President OF the United States on
May .. 1914. calling upon all per-
sons within the district therein des-
cribed who were not members of
the military service OF the United
States who had arms or ammunition
In their possession or under their
control to deliver up the same TO OF.
ncers OF the United States Army:
And
Whereas many persons within the
said district have no, complied with
the said proclamation. nov there
fore the undersiSned. commanding
United States troops In this distr1et
doth. by the authority OF the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States hereby
admonish all persons within the sec.
lion OF Fremont County. Colorado
euclosed BY the following boundaries
to-wit: beginning ai the s. w. cor
ner Of Section n. Township rs
South; Range 20. West OF the Str
Principal Meridian. witch point is
located on the right bank OF the Ark
ansas River about one mile west o
Canon City. thence south. along the
meridian passing through the said
initial point to the Southern bound
ary OF Fremont County. thence east
along the Southern boundary Of Ere
mont County TO the 8. f. corner oi
said county. thence north along the
east boundary Of said County to 9
point where said east boundary Ia
tersects the Arkansas River thence
following upstream along the right
bank of said stream to the point OF
beginning or initial point. to refrain
from bearing arms or having In their
possession ammunition or other ex
plosives unless specially authorized
TO do SO by the commandins ofice,
Of United Slater troops In the above
described district.
This procianntiou will 20 hio ef
feet at O'Clock p. ~. May Is. 1914
All officers and soldiers OF the SAT-
ed States Army arr charged viii
the enforcement OF this prociamaiior
and will at the above specified time
and az any and all times thereafter
disarm all persons found vioiafins
this proclamation In said district an,
take into their possession all arms
ammunitions or explosives whici
may be found on the porsos sf -.
Individual.
BY Order of the Honorable. tn.
Secretary OF War:
n. +. MCCLURE.
Major. 5th Cavalry.
Commanding Federal Troops.
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WORTH WHILE COLORADO NEWS
Gathered by the United Press

youths whom they can bring to
their schools. Special rates have
been made by all railroads. and It is
expected that at least 1000 visitors
besides the contestants. will be here
on Saturday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14
TELEPHONE OPERATOR ELEC-
TR0CUTED At SWITCHBOARD
CBY UNITED PRaoss).

Gunnison. May l3.-Edith Miller.
aged 23. a telephone operator war
eleetrocuted at the switchboard this
morning.
1t is believed that the telephone
wires in some manner crossed a live
wire communicating the shock. Agnes
Meyer, another operator. was severe
ly burned when she picked UP III,
receiver.
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Her. rss . rex Day. vlsa

Andrew Shore came down from
Denver n fsv days ago and is spesd-
ing the week here looking after bust
ness mattert Mr. and Mrs. Shore
have made their hsms At tbs Aa.fs-
torium hotel In Denver during the
greater part Of the pas, wear.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

Greeley, May 13-Prizes have been
offered by the Civic Federation for
the school children who learn the
most about the house fly, and the
means of Kidding the city of the
pest. The children will be supplied
with literature, and speakers vii.
tell them of the filthy habits and
disease-bearing proposition of the
fly. They will then be required to
write examination papers, covering
what they have been taught. 1t is be
lieved that it will result in interest
ing not only children but their par
ents in the determination OF the
pest.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

Miss Mildred Ozburn OF Silver
ciin has been visiting friends 70
South Canon during the last week or
ton days. She expects to rstWn 70
hsr home in the wst Moaseaia val,
~ at ~ bssasaissssE ssst vssk.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

Colorado Springs. May 13.- The
name Of Colorado Springs newly ap
pointed policewoman is being kept {;
dark secret. In fact the lady cop is
more in the nature Of a secret ser
vice operative than q police woman
She will devote her attention &c
the protection Of women and girls
who are menaced by mashers and
white slavers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

denounced General Mas for his tao
tics against the Americans at Vera
crux.
General Funston today wired that
he had unofficial reports that Pri-
vate Parks who wandered into the
Mexican lines while temporarily In
sane was tortured and then execut-
ed without q court martial When
Parks disappeared Funston wrote
General Mas saying that the man
was insane and urging that he be
given human treatment Mass never
replied to this note.
Seek information Regarding Paris
Washington. May i3.-sscretaxy
Garrison has instructed General Fun
ston to get from Generai Maas soma
information regarding Prsvats Parks.
Secretary Bryan. At the sams time.
seeks information from Haerta-
Secretary Garrison indicates that
drastic action viii be takea n n
reports Of torture are provsa- He
said: IF polite decent measures fail
Ne viii take the next step"
Admiral Mayo today sent . virs-
iess despatch TO Secretary Danssrs
stating that Tampaco probably yin
Be captured by the ooastitutioaallsfs
today. He said that heavy firing has
been going on since nidnighs. after
q iuli yesterday afternoon.
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who are menaced by mashers and
white siavers.
Fort Collins. May 15.--W1thin Al
month. Fort Collins will have a. one
of it's citizen Charles Wakefield
Cadman. one OF the greatest Of Am
erican composers. and his family.
Cadman already owns q summer
home at Estes Park. and he will
build here. and mako this his rsrms-
nent home during the winter months.
Cadman Is a distant relative OF J..
R. and II. H. Seaman OF Fort Col.
Inns. and It was the result OF o
visit to them that he decided 70
make this his homo.
Colorado sprinss. May "a Mrs.
Katherine K Aovry has been elect
ed president OF the school board. be-
ing the nrst woman to hold this po-
sition in the history OF Colorado
Springs. Mrs. Movry's election was
by unanimous vote OF the board. she
succeeding DR.. George d. Kennedy.
resigned.
Montrose. May BE. ". Gibson
will In a few days. ship 200 hogs
which he has fattened on Geld peas
His porkers are In ane shape. and
his experiment has shown that hogs
can be successfully fattenea at q
high altitude, and that Geld peas.
which grow well. will do as well as
the more expensive corn for fitting
the animals for the market.
Gibson planted a total of SO acres
to aeid peas. planting some in m
open field. the rest between the rows
In young and old orchards. The
peas were moved and stacked. and
then fed direct. without threshins
They received no other feed until
tho end OF January. when Gibson
brought In one carload OF corn. Be
sides the fact that the cost of fattep.
ing has been cut per cent. Gibson
also figures that the fertilizer reaiix-
ed. 10 more vaiusbie.
Boulder. May 13.-Tnirty seven
high schools viii be represented by
43s athletes at the twelfth annual
state interscholastic meet, which is
TO be held at the State University
on Saturday. The event Is one OF
tho most important in the scholastic
year. Three championship cups
will be awarded. besides gold. silver
and bronze medals in all other
events.
In addition TO the track and fleIe
events, thirty-nine contestants arc
entered in the oratoricai contest, and
the essay competition. Five boys
and Ave girls will compete In the
finals, to be held Friday evening.
The track and aeid meets arc
closely watched BY representatives
sf tAs usivsraities and colleges. wso
- :. ~ 'ssAsst ~ pss-Isass
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-14

Montrose, May 13.-Dan F. Bryant
narrowly escaped death during the
severe electrical storm last week. He
was plowing. when a fash of light.
ming shattered a telephone pole II
feet from him. Bryant was knocked
down. and was blinded for several
minutes. but recovered. and will sui
fer no permanent injuries.