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Ceremonies Held In DenDe1
Municipal Auditorium and
WitneSSed By q Great
Conc0urse Of People
In His inaugural .4ddress the GOO.
ernor DUeH at Length Upon the
Industrial Strife and Urged
the Creation Of an Indus
trial Commission

obstruction Of properly and bloodshsd-
IL. there fore. must be apparent to all
that the present method OF preventing
and settling grievances between en-
rloyer and employe are entirely un-
FatiafAetory. and quite frequently dis
astrous y those directly Involved.
and 70 the public At large. II is.
therefore. imperative that this leeis-
;aiure earnestly and dfliEently I'd.
dress itsels 70 ths problem of ascer-
t6inins ~ rsnovt.s. 4 possible. the
eau,es q thsso inaustrial di.putss.
- EIzi ne4e NJ pa1t q aAe
pfoblsm. ne causes e ths bottom
a disorder must b rscosnlsed and
meAsurss adopted 70 eliminate them.
Early IN our country's history In
dustries we're small and industrial
competition much lees keen than to
day. Employees knew their fellow en-
rioyes and we're on close. friendly re-
lations with their employer. There
was no need Of an intermediary asen-
y, establishsd specially TO preserve
harmony and insure fair dealing be-
tween the two. But time saw incress
ing development Of our resources. and
oEt Of this development grew gigan-
tic industries and large combinations
Of labor. Inventions Of Iabor-saving
machinery. and the ever Increasing
sixe OF industries made a very CON-
piex proposition out Of what had been
very simple one. and tended to
push the employer further and furth.
sr away from the employe. and the
employe from the employer. Certain
conflicting purposes OF employer and
empioye clashed. bitterness develop
cd and evidenced itself. from tims to
time. In strikes. boycotts. blacklists.
and iockouts. Colombo has experience
cd ali Of these. Amid these epochal
changes there was developed no In
termediAte agency 60 protect the en-
ploysr and empioye nom the excess,
cf the other. Our own state govern
Snent acquiesced in the widening
breach and made but feeble pro-
tsst for the inestimable damage done
the state By these recurring and VIC
lent disputes.
Must orsanizs Harmonlslne Agency
The time has now come when Colo
rado must cease being merely . mega.
tive force. Our state government
must become = positive and vital agen
" to hArmonlns our Antagonistic In
dustriai forces: an agency 70 stand be
twesa employer end smpioys and com.
psl eAir dealing betWesn them. l bslisvs
,his result "a -, bs aoesnplishsd
~ ~ easahliIAnsat q IN Industrial
sennisu,an shsrSs1 Win ehs power
aa1 lety 4 .lnlnilssF,as 'aus now
erie,,16 = hess.l,ss onae.s1 ounsssn.
- q ..l.llln.All 6ss4ssa sallsgsr
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IMPRESSIVE
nfnInATnnN
DLUIUAIUnT
PROGRAMME
OPENS new
LOOT. HALL
Grand Master Won Tilborg of
Cripple Creek In Charge;
Grand Master Henry
Made Principal
Address

The dedication of the handsome
new home of Canon City Lodge No. Z,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
and of Harmony Rebelah Lodge, at
71o-712 Main street. took place this
afternoon in the presence of a large
gathering Of the members and friends
Of the organization. The services
were Of public character and were
at once beautiful and impressive.
They began at o'clock and were un-
der the supervision of Grand Master
l.. A. Won Tflborg of Cripple Greek.
who was assisted in the dedicatory
ritual by r. r. Hunter Of Canon City.
a. grand warden @. e. Friend Of
Canon City. as grand marshal; Rev.
C. T. nsley of Canon City. as grand
chaplain. 1. n. Lewis of Canon City.
as grand herald. A. l.. Rule. as inner
guardian, E 8. Miller. A. L. Earl. E.
W. Thomas and W. L. Goyett. as
aeraids and by Mrs- A. L. Earl. Mrs.
Msxneld. Mn. Lewis and Miss vir-
gtnia Arnold. A. altar-hearern.
TAe aelicatnry aAaress was Ssliv-
~ - - fat1o l1o~1Sr x;s,u...,,
Henry Of Pushlo. and was . splendid
discourse. being listened to with The
closest interest throughout by 4 gath
ering Of people that nlled every part
OF the spacious ana attractive lodge
room In addition to many visiting
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Flor
4nce and other parts of the county
there were present Representatives Of
th order from Denver. Pueblo. Colo
rsdo Springs and other points in the
state
The program was an excellent one
and there were none who witnessed
II that we're not impressed with its
soIemnity. appropriateness and beauty
Il is hardly too much to say that Can
on City Lodge No. 7. 1. o. o. F.. and
Harmony RebekAh have rs convenient
and beautiful quarters as can be
found anywhere in the Upper Arkan-
sas valley. and. as a result OF their
Increased facilities and opportunities
for work. they may be expected to
enter upon a new era of growth and
prosperity.
beginning at o'clock this even
ing an odd Fellows supper will be
served In the storeroom at 712 Main
street. to which the public is invited.
A charge Of nfty cents will be made
for each plate BY the committee hav-
ing the matter in charge.
In the lodge room at 1850 o'clock
this evening the initiatory and first
degrees Of Odd Fellows viii be con
ferred- The initiatory work will be
put ON ~ Canon City lodge and the
first degree work by Florence lodge.
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE in NUTSHELL
By ALVA A SWAIN


A1Voctauo - esoafion Of an indus
II c11lca eharssa vith he
|os - go = ndnininterins
M ~ sslssine = Aeseos,efs.ssa.
a concerning the rslationship be-
tussn employer and employee.
-Our state must become positive
ana vital assacy to harmoniss our
sntaeonistic and Industrial forces. An
sgsacy to stand between employer and
employe and compel fair dealing with
them"
He advocates that the broadest pow
ers possible be given to the commits.
sion.
Advocates an efficient workmsn'a
compensation act.
He advocates = thoroush insestiga-
don into every department of the
state with : view Of reducing ths
cost of maintaining state government.
He advocates . state financial
andget system.
He recommends that all elassifca-
tson Of appropriations be abolishsd
and says that Missouri has the only
syaiem where appropriation classif.
cation is followed. In that state the
salaries of the Legislators are in the
seventh. which is the last class. and
taere are never any over-appropria-
tons.
He recommends that this state
adopt the Kansas prohibition laws
fcr the enforcement of the prohibit
tion amendment.
He recommends that steps be taken
70 that the Bureau Of Mines win aid
in the development of the mining in
dnstry instead of being an inspection
department.
He maintains that the western stat
es should have The same rights That
sastern states had in the development
Of their public Ianas.
He advocates that the state pro-
'ide an adequate public defense fund
IL order to defend our water rights.
'se advocates that the agricultural
/ I'd grant fund be invested in ave
percent securities.
He aavocatss the amendment Of cur
in,setion laws % - y nose fully
p1e'sc' invssscrs IN irrisation seeuri-
sists
e Paintalns shst % And han
A. g aecS - - sr,olona = ts.psr
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eOvERMOR ClRlSOM'S
FIRST APPOINTMENTS

Dsnvur. Jan. 1a.-covernor Carl
soa announced this afternoon the ap-
rointnent q n. o. Ayissworth TO
Ne vasaAey . The public utilities
1snni1.isr.
He also announced that CoverAop
Anneah aeacs fcrcs. eonsiasins. *
Rstsy oEssn. Bs'ls Dsssinston sne q.
=. 11ansA euoM1o zu11criir,
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Assignment clerk IN The senate,

Miss Ruth srsas;sEson lsft this
morning for Denver TO enter upon the
duties Of the position Of assignment
e'ork IN The upper branch q ~ s,ai,
'lesislnture. Tia place uaS sscursa
for Miss Frearickson BY Senator
Matt Iinea. who info.nea hsr tsr-
iuS visit hsrs hast SATURDAY that Il
~ ass,gSa 10 have NJ ropuBs ~
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tBy UNITED PREssl

(BY UNITED PRESSl
Denver. Jan. H. With great
crowds lhrongins the capital from al
rars of the state. George A. Carlson
was today inaugurated governor Of
Colorado.
The Inaugural ceremonies at which
Governor carlson and other newly
elected officials took the oath Of Of
nee we're held IA the Auditorium
The oatns we're aAministered BY Jua-
tics MusSG. Tho inangnrAi csrsmoaies
hela q no1 u1gp clnpls. psllev-
- - s1I, ~ =. f.1ks - =
ofacs by Justice Musssr. Governor
Carlson delivered his Inaugural "a.
dress. Tonight the Inaugural han
win be held ~ the Auditoriam under
the auspices Of the Society Of The
Sons Of Colorado.
Parade From Capitol.
Following the meeting Of The Sen
ate ana House in joint session. and
TIE gathering Of the incoming and out
going state officials at the capital.
the parade formed. and headed by .
p.atoon OF police moved toward the
auditorium.
Governor Ammons and Governor.
elect Carlson occnupied the frst car.
Lieut.. Governor FitxgeFTaid and his
successor. Moses Z. Lswis were In
the second car with Justices Of the
supreme Court. members Of the Ieeis-
iature an dother state officers fol-
lowing.
Al the auditorium Lieut.. Governor
Fitzgerald called the legislature to
order in Joint seasin and at signal
Battery 4 Of the National Guard.
fred the governors salute on the
capital grounds a. tho ceremonies be-
gan.
Inaugural Gall Tonight
Delegations from All parts Of the
state will attend the inaugural bali to-
night. Efforts have been made to
have an sz-Governors present. Aftsr
the grand march. which win be led
by Governor and Mrs. Carlson and
the retiring Governor Ammons ana
Mrs- Ammons. Governor Carlson
WIN review the dancers. The form
alities will be closed BY the pTessn-
tation Of Colorado, State nag TO
Governor Carlson BY his predecessor.
The two most important subj.cts
dealt with in the governors message
are the Industrial commission and
prohibition. IN regard to these meas
ures be says:
ledsslriai cemmloolcn
coloralo and he lmae aealats psri',1
have suasr,1 much from Industrial
disputes. Ersqusnt Scnaicts bstwssl
~1ploysr ~ onplcVs hsss o.snr-
~ ~ - soaaiet he - a1ar.
a6,c1lsp1 ~ n1pc,co1 t,a1oluar.
-
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GEORGE A. CARL SON
lNAll. l.,sso,'!AIED s,'!.I1I GOVERNOR
OF uJlORADO TUESDAY

now existing and designed to deal
with certain phases of this relation
ship lack coordination. uniformity,
and definite plan, and should be abol-
ished and their powers and duties
delegated to the commission.
This commission should be given
broad. general powers. 1t should
have power to administer and enforce
laws protecting the life, health. safety
and welfare of employees; to investi-
tate and prescribe what safety de-
vices and other methods OF protec-
tion are best adapted to render the
employees of every department safs:
10 do all in its power 10 promote the
voluntary arbitration. mediation. and
Cancellation of disputes between en-
rloyers and employees. and 70 avoid
the necessity OF resorting 70 strikes.
lockouts. boycotts, blacklists. discrim-
nations. and legal proceedings n
matfers Of employment: to establish
and conduct free employment aeen.
cies and to do all in its power TO bring
together employers seeking employ
es and workers seeking employment;
to devise and adopt the most eta
cient means within Its power 70 avoid
unsmployment ana to preveSf ihvoi-
untary idlensss; 70 prevent lzess
following involanfasy N 8
publisA in1ormnaaoa r,l.kl "
Wogk un13 IL jusliliss,.l: d -
'DotAs wintsSs as1 6 szsHlnss
beSRs.
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laust lsavs Full psu...

n1ust Nave Fun eoWor.
Power to form an advisory board
should be given the commission- Such
. board. ccmpossd q psrsons serving
without compensation and represent
ing the different interests affected b,
the commissions rulings. would be
able to give valuable ala and susEes-
tion to the commission and tend to
ninimise criticism Of its rulings.
In addition TO the power TO issue
and enforce general orders. the com
snission should have special power
issue special orders where parti-
cular or unusual circumstances would
make general order work an unrea-
sonable hardahip upon any interests
coming within its scope.
Heretofore. our state government
has stood by and allowed Industrial
disputes to become more and more
bitter until finally violence occurred.
The state troops were then called out
An Industrial commission armed with
full information az to the exact con-
ditions In . disturbed employment.
With power OF mediation and concilia-
tion and Offering inducement to ar
l.itration would in most cases be able
20 suggest satisfactory solution. In
case either side proved unfair, or
agreement could not be resched. the
public would be in fun possession OF
the facts. This is the application of
the commission to situation grown
acute.
Along the lines OF preventive work
i;s broad powers to decrease unem-
tioyment. TO compel safe places of
employment, to enforce existing and
future laws concerning the relation.
ship Of employer and empioye would
certainly tsnd to diminish ths present
industrial condition and establish
condition OF harmony.
prehIb'tlen.
At the November election the peo-
pie deciasd that On January. 1915,
shls ssate /. y bscons an, The duty
Hew asvoives upcp yon % earsy out
~ pseDssh M ~ eDustDEiaas and
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RrehIhltlen.

At the November election the peo-
pie decided that On January. 1915,
shis ssase /. y bscons an, The duty
Hew ssvoives upcn yon % earsy out
~ Dsss'sn W y sDNtlr,a.s ana
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ooloFAlo and ne lmss salats pariila
have suasesd much from Industrial
Aisputss Ersauent Sunaic.a bstwssa
e1ployF ~ enpleVs hsss ossnr-
~ ~ - eoaaist he - e,er.
n6cul.p1 ~ n1pcoc,1 t,,1o1nSo.
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MOTHER! IS GHILD'S
 STOMACH SOUR. SICK?
if tongue IS coated or if cross, feverisa eonstip sted give California
 Syrup of Figs"

Don't scold your freuul poer'ga cbud See if tongue is coated; hi is sure sign its utue stomach. liver and bowels are clogged with sow waste
 When listless, pale. feyerish mll of cold, breath bad throat sore, doesn't oat Hoep or.act naturally has ston acbacre, indigestion diarrhCea. give a teasnoouful of California Sywp of Figs" and in a few hours al the ioul waste. the sour bile and fermentno food passes out of Che bowels and you haye well and playful child again Children love this harmless "uuij laxative" and mothers can rest easy after giving it because it never fails to make their little "iusides' clean and sweet
 Keep it handy Motherl A utua siveu today saves a sick child 60 morrow but get the genuine Ask vour druggist for 5Occut bottle ot "Callfo,nia Syrup of Figs" which has directions for babies children of an ares end for grown-ups plainly 11 che bottle Remember there are coun terfolts sold here 80 surely look and see that yours is made by Che "Cali fornie Fig Syrup Company" Hand back with contempt any other Ga ,yrip G7S
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ARMY RATioNs LOOKED
 GOOD TO CORRESPONDENTS.

BHTlSH-GENERAL HEADQUART- FRS IN FRANCE April IA picture that will finger in the memory of the newspapermen who visited the front as guests of the British stan was the sight of Che army rauous, in all their yariety laid out for inspection on a hotcl table and locking lot unlike a study Of the contents Of a larder Toy a Dutca painter
 There was beef and mutton. a pound of each Ohe fresh meat ration IS one poundJ There were large tins of pressed beef which wary the fresh meat or are taken when fresh cannot be got There was a TWO pound loaf Of excellent bread and the alternative ration of biscuit The biscuits, ac- cor0mg Co Che soldiers. are vast
 improvement on inc South American was biscuit There are fresh yegeta- bles including onions thae was tea. sugar Inud jam of which the English soldier is inordmatoly fond and by way of uXuries fifty cigarettes and two ounces of tobacco This quanti- ty orcigarettes and tobacco is served out weekly
 There is besides a ration Of super
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NOTED PoAcHER WINS
 MEDAL FOR BRAVERY

BERLIN, April lone of the most noted poachers of Upper Bavaria has just hung the Iron Cross on his breast
 His name is Nuehlberger and his home is at Prien on Lake Chicm. where he earned hs living ostensihly by makiue shoes really by shootin- deer in the forests in the mountains. Finally a reward of $l0O was onered fer his arrest He disappeared but when the war broke out re-appeared and joined his regiment No qucs- uous were asked The superior marks manship that hc acquired az poacher bas stood him iu good stead as a so- dier Recently the Germans were pre- pairing to storm a French trench. A
 certain number Of meu was detailed
 Co carry big steel shields 10 protect the sfomug troops from tho French bullets. and a number Of sharpshoOt
 ers wanted Co pick oh the French who might show their heads above their trench. Muehlbereer volunteered for this latter service on the ground that he was a poacher and not a bad shot. When the attack came off be was as- signed tn'a position in one Of ihe Ger man trenches He found however. that the protecuous above the trench es nterfCred with hi- aim; SO he climbed up and stood on top of them. where the French bullets whi2zed trick and fast about him Here he did effective work According Co Di
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SALE MADE
 TO 6. & 4. ATTORNEY
GOSSIP ASKS IF THIS MEANS THAT COMPANY IS NOW
 OWNER OF PROPERTY

Tucson Apr L. That the C. & A Cop per company is the real purchaser of the properties of the Imperial Copper company sold at public auction Wed. Eesd8y. Is suspected by mining men familiar with the situation. II. Here ford who bought iu the three lots at the micimum valuation, in the name of Leo Goldschmidt is attorney for the C. & A
 The sale by Receiver Ma ? Free man took place ai noon on the steps Of The cougthouse lt had been sey- oral times postponed The notice of sale was read by S. M Franklin. at- .ouey for the receiver
 Mr. Hereford declined Co explain the sienincauce of the sale. saying that he was not at liberty SO to do. Mir Franklin declined Co say anything about it although apparently well ad. yised Mir Goldschmidt is Hl in bed.
 The sale is subject to confirmation by the superior court Within ten days thereafter the purchaser must pay tbc price iu iull
 The sale was ordered .to satisfy a morteaao for S2000,o0o held by the Bankers Trust company
 The mortgage was On sCventy-eight claims patented and uupateuted in both Pinal and Pima counties. eight millsites the plant fixtures. machin- cry and appliances on these claims and sites 5000 shares of the Arizona Southern railroad. and 5000 shares of stock of the Southern Arizona Smelling company and other property
 The property was divided into three separate lots or parcels. No. l in. cludCd the shares of stock of the two subsidiary companies No. the prop erty situate in Pmal county, and No. 8 the property situate in Pima county
 The minimum bid was as follows No. l. }l2oo0; No 9. S2O00, No 8. S9O,OOO the three aggregating Slo4 oOo.
 Goldschmidt was the only bidder
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THREE WOMEN LIVED
 IN WAR PROOF HOUSE
BARRlCADED THEMSELVES IN HOUSE AFTER STORING TT
 WtTH PROVISIONS.

AMSTERDAM April Austrian papers received here tell how three women who had chosen to hibernate through the war have been discovered by the Prague police hidden away in strongly barricaded house in that city
 The chief Of police recently re ceived letter, from resident jn the Konwiktsrasse stating that the widow Betty Stou together with her two dauehters had been murdered.
 The writer of the letter on being in terrogated said that for many weeks no one had been seen Co leave the house. the wiudow-shutters of which remained closed all Che time
 number of constalles. under the leadership of the commisssry Of police. were thereupon dispatched to the premises
 No answer being forthcoming To theiI repeated kuockirg. the door wa forced open by a locksmith.
 In the front room aI elaborate bar ricade had been erected Tables. wardrobes. portmaUteauN. chairs and even a piano filled the apartment literally from the floor to ceiling. The police having with difficult made a clearing in this artificial jungle. push cd through to the inner room
 Here in three beds placed side by side lay the three murdered" wom- en. On seeing the mtruders, the three In an mgy chorus, shouted co the police chief, "Clar out. au of you; clear out and quick. too, Leave us iu peace
 For the last two months We have lived here barricaded because we don't wish Co hear anything whatever about the war It sickens us to hel about it. We are in need of nothing We have provisions. n plenty"
 In the adjoining room the police found a store of provision. sufficient 10 last another six months
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-02
ONLY SIXTEEN,
 GIRL VERY SICK
Tells How She Wac Made Well by LydiaE. Pmkham's
 Vegetable Compound. \
New Orleang. LII taIe pleasure

m WrlJlng these mes to express my grau- tude to you. I am only 16 years old and work in a tobacco factory. | have been a very sick girl but I have improved wonderfully since taking Lydia F. Pinkhsm's Vegeta- ble Compound and
 on, ,orv loolfno GDo
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STOCK MARKET. LESS ACTIVE IN
 ALL ITS LINES
Business Was Lighter and Mar rOWer and Reflected the Con- fused Financial Conditions in the Country.

MEX YORK. April The stock market reflected mixed. confused con- didous, which have been recent char .acteristics. Business was lighter and narrower than yesterday the record session. but activity and strength was again most pronounced in railway is- sues or secondary importance. chiefly Rock Island and Erie. Automobile and special issues Former leaders ut the trauscontiuental group. D. g. Steel and Amalgamated were under prl sure but there was some improvement later The lowest prices were tn ttD final hour Rock Island made a net loss Of 31-2 points New York Gem tral showed a net increase Of Set5. .o0o. Pennsylvania income cast aud west of PiJsbure increased S5aN.00o and Sii5.OO0 respectively Total sales ol stocks were 54 30o shares. Bonds were irregular Total sales par value S364S.O00. U s. Coupon 2's declined 1-S percent on call
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BOSTON. Ap7l -Wi,n holiday approaching. speculation much rcduc- ed today but prices were woll main- tained and there saemo to be mo loss of confidence General list closed rn- changed to @ fraction above yesterday We look for irc butt market 0 con- ,inUe indefinitely with occasional small reactions. Tho upward move is substantial E.m- based ou im5roy ing industrial financial and political conditions
 Total sales Now York. 56N.50e
 In the curb lis. Verde Extension slightly softer with eoYd demand at fractioually lower levels Sew Cor- nclia held firm with only moderate of feriugs around 7-> Wolverine AIt zona quoted at 3-S bid without offer ings. All markets closed tomorrow Good Friday
 Paine. WeEter N Co.
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excellent bacon cheese. butter wnete possible and a bottle of army rum Tho rum ration Is TWO ouuccs daily a rather Niuc glas,luI Apart from the daily issue of ratious. every man carried his iron or emergency .a- ton. of beef and biscuit which Ae must not touch ujl ho has been { hours without food.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-02

Na.choucs5 Tacoi. wife ot a. new Grs. secrotars of taa Ila'.. o.. ba-sy iu Washington, has .ns, ar rived in this cognry With H"t JV. attractive children and 'ar.3i, Taroli The narch.aHa as uaal magnificent jewell a1d ~avr v.l..
 he hes worn at a'.a."Ht so-i-' i-ac. tions she has attended
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CURES

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