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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05
AMENDMENT TO lib.
50 IS TURNED Down

The house conferees on H. B. 80,
Torson, abolishing capital punish
ment, yesterday recommended the ad-
option of an amendment which would
reduce the pardon limit of life prison
ers from so per cent of the average
life expectancy to SO per cent. The
amendment was agreeable to the au-
thor of the bill but the house voted it
down and another committee was ap-
pointed. .-.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05
GATHER
At EXPO BUILDING

The members Of the senate of the
Fourteenth legislative assembly gath
cred at the exposition building last
evening for a farewell meeting. Leg
islation enacted at the session which
is just about to go down in history
as one of the best of the fourteen,
was discussed by some of the mem.
bers and a general good fellowship
prevailed.
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:! SENATE. :
: ~ $50 @$$

House. Bill No. 355.-An act to per
nit townships through their board Of
supervisors to build drains within the
township and outlets therefor with
out the township. and to provide the
manner of assessing the cost thereof
and provide for it's payment
House Bill No. 360.-Relating to
qualifications of signers on petition
to county commissioners.
House Bill No. 32S.-To amend Sec.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1915.

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05
THE LAW,


An angel, in a robe Of snowy white
Seated upon a throne, crystals and
pearls,
handing down the tablets with in.
scriptions
Writ by the finger Of OmniScience
And, as l gaze upon the vast assem-
blage of mankind
Kneeling in reverential awe, | hear
AS from one universal voice:
"Behold the LAW!'
A mob Ut 'boisterous, roysterous meN
in chamber not assembled,
With sundry missiles hurting through
the laden air,
While shrieks the voice of hapless
clerk in calling roll of names
More ignorance, passion, dire confu.
sion gathered ,
Than in so little space you ever saw
Truth, near me, whispers: Look
Behold the LAVN!"
Edward Parker Totten.
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ticularS as the best home in the com
munity."
"The school should be located i'
a healthful place." declares the com
mittee. "Noise should be eliminat'
| ed; children should not be obliged tC
walk farther than two miles or ride
more than six; Fairgrounds should he
ample and well drained; and the
| school ground should include a real
garden or experimental farm, with
tres and plants grouped ar%tistically.'
The school house, according to the
bulletin, should be as nearly fireproof
as possible. Doors should open out.
ward. A small room for consultations
and emergency purposes, and n for
workshop, instruction in cooking and
preparing refreshments, should be
provided.
In the matter, Of ventilation and
heating, the bulletin gives. spe-
cific suggestions. Fresh air
should be provided through win
dow board ventilators, excepting
where the furnace Or jacketed
stove is used, in which case adequate
inlets and outlets should be provided.
Every school should have a thermom-
eter and temperature in cold weather
should be between Sc degrees and 6S
degrees F..
Light should be abundant. "The
best arrangement" says the bulletin,
lis to have the light come only from
the left side Of the pupil and from
the long wall of the class room. The
school oOm should receive direct
sunlight some time during the day,
but the main windows should no
face directly south. East or west fac.
ing is desirable. In providing shades
for windows dark ones should be used
at the top Of windows to control ligM
on bright days.
llSlC SllOulu 'OS III VI SNCCpllAS
or dusting," says the committee.
''Floors and furniture should be clean.
ed with damp sweepers and oily
cloths. Scrubbing, summing, and air
ing are better than any form of fumi.
CATION
The common drinking cup should
not be tolerated. Care should be TAX
EN- that drinking water always comes
from a safe source; drinking foun-
tains, located just inside or outside
the school house, with sufficient pres
sure for running water, should be
provided. That water for washing
should be easily accessible and should
be utilized always after using the tot
let and before eating seems little
enough to ask, but many schools are
found to be lacking in this respect
The bulletin speaks at length upon
sanitary toilets. If there is no water
system, separate closets for boys and.
girls should be at least 80 feet from
the school house in different direc-
tions.
Copies Of the full set of require
ments may be had free by writing to
the Commits sioner of Education,
Washington, D. c. County superin-
tendents of schools and county boards
of education may obtain a sufficient
number to supply all their teachers
and school committeeman
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The Weather

fOTeCdSt.
For North Dakota--Partly cloudy to
night and Friday: probably snow
lurries. Not much change in tenn.
perature.
ORRIS w. ROBERTS,
Section Director.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05

Miss McFlirter-Your husband and
] have been having quite a long chat
over old times. You're not jealous,
are you, dear?
Mrs. Noobride-Oh, not In the least
Of you, dear. l would be, though, II
It were any other girl.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05

Three black horses, one bay and a
colt belonging to William A. Ledbet.
ter, a prominent live stock man OF
Kenmare, were stolen from a farm
north Of FoXholm 10y horse thieves.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05

Brisbane boasts Of a new lumber
yard, while Hazen is just as proud
of a big general mercantile business.
incorporation papers for which have
been given by Secretary of State
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-03-05

A meeting Of the citizens of Xii.
deer was held to talk over the Fourth
of July celebration, and to take the
necessary steps to get the working
organization i'm order. ,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
A GREAT
THRONG
HEARD
BULGIN
TUESDAY

Tuesday nights meeting was dedi-
Gated to the young people of the com
munity and was q great success in
every way. y great sermon a great
assemblage and akeen interest. II
was an impressive sight to see the
membership of the young peoples
societies OF six churches of the city
taking part in the meetings. march
two by two, into the rink and take
their places for the service. AS they
marched into ibe building the entire
audience united in singing, Onward
Christian Soldiers making the struc
ture fairly shake with song.
Prayer was offered by Rev. L. ].
Hole, after which Mrs. Rose rendered
most beautifully the vocal solo. His
Eye is on the Sparrow The choir
and congregation sang the gospel
hymns with more than usual ardoI
and the service was one OF exception
al value to all present DIR. Bulgin
preached strong. forceful, eIoque7.
sermon on the parable of The Ten
Virgins and there were none who
heard it that were mot exalted aml
made better by it.
At the conclusion of the discourse
fully fifty people in the audience
arose to their feet and asked for the
prayers of church people to assist
them in their desire to lead the as,-
ter life In the coarse of his discourse
IN the Ten Virgins
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

We have decided 70 close our lung
ber yard and retire from business for
the present.
This step is made advisable by the
slow business conditions In this par
ticuiar line. For several years there
has not been enough building bust.
ness in Canon City to make two lum-
ber yards decently profitable. much
less three.
In slow times and ordinary bust
ness depression. people continue to
eat. wear clothes. take medicine and
even enjoy some OF the Injuries OF
life 20 that there IL some business in
most retail lines.
But It Is difierent In the lumber
business. II people are not prosper.
ing they are mot building and where
they are not building little lumber can
b sold
The lumber business has been dead
IN this town for several years and we
fear Il viii be dead for several more.
Il 4 tho same all over to state. In
nearly every Colorado town a prccess
Of elimination has been going on.
Yards have been dropping out In
many casee the weaker man financial
" has gone broke and moved away.
In Canon City the three lumber
ynrds hava bssn weil ananced. well
equlpped and wsll manAeed- --but run
Ming q : loss.
neeantly " put up . buy Or sell
plept ltlba % ~ ttnSr yIios heFe,
7As9 hav1 1sgl11 = ~ ~ Ne
s 1,1 ~ i - -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
new MANAGEMENT
At CRYSTAL lie

E. NJ. Collins has resigned from the
penngemeAt & shP Canon Crystal Ice
eSnp9ny Snd SssH Si1ecSSded by =.
G. Brinkworth Of Colorado Springs,
who is now in charge OF the affnirs
OF the concern There has been no
change in the company. other than
the retirement of Mr. Collins. and its
business viii be carried on along the
same lines that has characterized it
in the past
Mr.. Brinkworth who arrived here a
few days ago to enter upon his new
duties. will make no changes In the
list OF employees at the plant, retain
ing all OF those in service there un-
der his predecessor.
Mr.. Brinkworth. expects to brins
his family to Canon City at the close
OF the school year to make their home
What Mr.. Collins plans for the future
are. have not been announced
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Assistant Attorney General Resigns
Attorney General Fred Farrar last
Saturday appointed Clarence NJ. Haw-
kins Of Colorado springs~to be assist
ant attorney general OF the state to
succeed Assistant Attorney General
Norton Montgomery. resigned. Mr.
Montgomery viii be remembered as
having spent the greater part Of last
summer in Canon City collecting evi-
dence. In collaboration with District
Attorney Gilbert A. Walker OF Bue'
ma Vista. in the Chandler murder case
He was also active as a prosecutor in
the trial Of the case in the district
court here in November and Decem
Der.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
MRS. FARMER DIED
At GLASGOW, MO.

Mrs. Susan J. Farmer. for many
years resident of this city and for
whom the Farmer House, corner of
Seventh and River streets. now the
Linden hotel. was named. died at
Glasgow. Missouri. on February 7th.
Mrs. Farmer had many friends here
who will regret to learn OF her death.
Deceased was born in Campbell
county. Virginia, April 2srd, 1912.
consequently was in the seventy-shird
year Of her age. Miss katherine
Farmer. daughter Of the deceased. re-
sides in Kansas City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
The Hardy Lumber Company
Goes Out of Business

We have merely sold our lumber
and building material stock in the
yard and go out of business. We re-
tain our real estate and excellent
equipped yard and whenever the
country shows any marked signs OF
prosperity and there is revival of
building in this section enough to
Justify three lumber yards in this
town. we VIII not be long in starting
up again.
We have an excellent location and
the best equipped lumber yard plant
In town and We hope it viii not be
many years before II can be utilized
again for the purpose for which It
waa built
We appreciate very much the bust
ness We have had during the past six
and . half years We have been In
business. We say It modestly. but
we believe that during those years
We have done as much. or more busI-
ness than any yard In town.
We thank our many customers for
their loyalty in the past and hope We
may serve you again some time in the
future.
u anybody has any bills against
The Hardy Lumber Co. We hope you
viii present them q once and get
your money.
Those Who cwe the yard viii confer
. Ereat sAyof on N By arranging Tor
sn toliy esaslement. We ~ very
anSls . - esSsyshink sIltlea np
I'm U1nDx N1rlnna COMPANY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
ARRESTED MONDAY
FOR BOOTlEGG

r. ]. Dad and Joe Larrangcr. the
latter q Mexican. were taken into
custody by the authorities Monday
night and locked up in the county
Jail on the charge of "bootlegging'
Intoxicating liquors In violation Of the
local option laws OF the state.
Having received a tip that "booze''
was being sold In the vicinity OF
Prospect Heights . raid was planned
BY sherin Nswcomb, Under eherin
Chapman and Pollcs ofncsr G. +.
skinner. which they proceeded to
carry Into effect without delay. In
. little house back q the Free Meth,
odist church. ~ the foot Of smelter
hin. they located the msn suspected
Of The Illicit tzaffc. entsrsd he placo
and placsd DAa ana LArrangas under
arrest They found n The possossion
q the two men bottle q whisksy.
aighty-seven bottles ot beer and .
two-gnilcn Jug q whiskey; ali ol
which was seized In tho name Of the
law and taken to the sherils's oelca.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
TABLE CLOTH m
FAMILY SIXTY YEARS

The following clipping from the
columns OF the Tnterior.Journal. pub
iished at Stanford. Kentucky. is Of
local interest from the fact that the
Mrs. Eubanks referred to q cousin Of
J. E. Mcclure Of this city and sis
ter OF Airs. Elizabeth EnbaDks OF
South Canon. The Interior Journal
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kaI.er Could HAZE stopped War


Kaiser Could Hare stopped War
It was the opinion OF the speaker
that the ksiser in his Judgment.
could have stopped the war and that
there was no apparent reason why
IRE should have been war. DT. slo-
as... '-ed in this regard that The
!. Csseai Soe,.. .nal Of which he is
or less serious tercations
and that there seemed : oe no real
difficulty in the way Of settling. by
arbitration. the questions which
brought on the terrible war now go
ing on.
The speaker said he believed that
in deciding on the war the kaiser had
become convinced that because of
the internal trouble in Ireland. the
English nation would not stand as
whole; that Russia was held in the
grasp OF rebellion and would not be
forceful actor: and that France
could be taken easily.
'-The kaiser bIundered In this idea,
and biundered enormously, as the
acts we now have before US indicates
was the doctors statement.
Struggle FOR Warsaw Important
The struggle Tor the possession
Of Warsaw is the most important
event in the war situation today .
continued the speaker. And am not
quite certain who viii gain the much
coveted point Germany realizes the
extreme importance OF this strategic
position and is sendsng her best
troops there to battle for the city.
Russia. on the other hand. is far from
her source OF supply. and her prospect
OF =rsnsias Is thus handicapped"
In referring again to Russias ambi-
tion to gain constantlnople the Doc
tor said. III were . betting man
would bet that Russia will have con-
troll Of constantinople when this war
Is over and I am satisfied that Tur-
key has made glorious fool OF her
self by entering this war;
zeppelfns . Big 8usaboo.
Waiie touching upon the aerial
Rhhse Of the war the speaker said
that while the Zeppelin ships we're a
big busaboo of the struggle they
could not ~ any means settle the
war.
Te ne minl e ps. elpcnn ~ -.
~ ~
u aftsruards he SAID. the Germans
are committing most awful sacri-
lege In saying they were God. and k.d
been chosen 10 become rulers Of the
world
orested with Long Applause.
DR.. Slocum talked for over an hour
and = half and the applause with
which he was greeted when he con-
clnded indicated that he had not
talked half long enough He was
bonabarded with numerous questions
touching upon every side OF the war.
all OF which he answered intelligent
iy and with authority. showing plain
ly his wide grasp Of the subtleties OF
the much complicated situation.
DIR. slocum talked before the South
Canon High School Monday afternoon
and before the Canon City High
School this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

N-EB;
Mr. David Eubanks OF Moreland,
Rs In Stanford on Thursday attend
IA to some business matters and was
kept busy receiving congratulations
from friends upon the attainment of
"A and Mrs. Bubanks' sixtieth we'd
dihe anniversary. which occurred on
u sAanry IS. and which was duly ceie-
bftfed BY many Of their friends gath
eHlng for dinner at their hospitable
home.
Mr.. Eubanks says the table cloth
= ich was used for the feast was the
Ile one that was on the table when
" wedding supper was served when
and Mrs. Bubanks, who was Miss
|ey Jane Mcclure. were married in
nsii county in 1856. There were
Et members OF her family and the
be table cloth was used when each
- lliem were married Mrs. Eubanks
~ preserved It carefully during all
q these years and is still almost as
1'd IS new and Is fine piece Of t.
linen
Mr. Enbanks. although in his eigh-
p NeaE. Is very well preserved and
an Ico1p = s. e,xty-ave. Hid
y 3. = B
wear. n eotlalYv AZ waIl nnaServa,f IS
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
AMERICA
HAS GREAT
CHANCE TO
LEAD THE
WORLD
Or. Jiocuns.s Opinion in Jfir.
ring Talk Before UniOers.
ity Club; The Merchant
Marine Bill Jcored

y 1T would be most euormous y
= mistake for US TO build mer- =;
- chant marine at this time. ! =
v cannot conceive OF more stupid y
= laundering than the Inauguration y
y OF such a maritime system and y
e hope that the plucky fellows who y
g oppose Its establishment viii =:
= have gas enough to outlast all y
Y efforts to pass such measure y
= In our congress. =;
= II such a service were estab- y
y iished then II the German navy y
= tooh possession OF an American =
y ship 1t would not be an offense y
y AGAINST private owner. which y
= could be easily adjusted. but 4;
= rather grave breach Of Inter =
= national Law which might preci- 4
4 piiass the United States into the =
y world war y
nHs e TME - 4
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
MARCH | IS TO Be ALI
COLORADO LETTER DAY''
or UNITED PREssl

Denver. Feb. 17,--MArch is to be
IAN Colorado Letter Day il plans
which are being laid here mAterialixe.
Every Citizen Of Colorado win be ask
ed to write at least one letter to some
friend cutside the state on that Dr.
boosting the climate. the Industries
and resources OF the State.
The plan was suggested By the pub
licity department Of the Denver Reai
Estate Exchange. A committee has
asked Governor Carlson to proclaim
March !, a. IAN Colorado Letter
nay,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

Henry Hutton and DAN De weese
returned to Canon City Thursday af-
ternoon from Denver where they went
! couple Of days ago 70 zee Governor
Carlson In relation to the selection
Of division IRRIGATION engineer for
this portion Of the Arkansas valley.
They made tho trip 20 Dcnvsr ~ the
repressntAtiVss q tAe ssseral ditch
ecmrshiee Of me c6non CITY ti1niel
They wsre assured ~ the uDvossn1
that her Nould - eulsulcs1 Dteo1o
~ lppo,otment = ~ Dlln -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18


Such was the comment Of Dr. ~. r,
siocum. President or Colorado Col.
Iege. who spoke before the University
club a, their monthIy banquet at the
Y. 81. c. A. Monday evening. DR..
sioeum's subject was, Historic Cans
es OF the War"
Fe~ men have evoked a. much in
tcrcst and genuine consideration from
the club nseEnbefs than ala the speak
er Of The eysntne = usil "a -
please t,nf 6SY1E1l = -
sasx<sls1 MI lIt IS kSk8d Is EolE6
again next month. But that was not
feasible from the fact that DR.. slo-
cum Is = very busy man.
An Authority o. War sublees-
There arc not many men in the
United states more capable than the
president OF Colorado College to
speak upon the historical reasons
which lie behind the inception OF the
present great world struggle which il
likely TO change the map Of Europe.
He was a newspaper correspondent
in different European countries along
about the end Of the Franco Prussian
war. He has sat In the historic cham
bers Of The Hague Peace Tribunal
and listened to the opinions Of many
OF the great representatives OF vari-
Gus European nations. He has gain.
ed an insight into diploamtfc and
political situations IN the old coun-
try which Is seldom vouchsafcd an
AmsricAn citizen.
v. 9. Has Great Opportunity.
In prefacing his talk last night DR..
slocum stated that the United States
has at her disposition the greatest
opportunity that has ever como to any
nation to slip into the leadership OF
the world because Of the weakened
condition which confronts the power.
full countries which comprise the war
ring factions.
He said that the causes OF the pres
cnt destructive and indescribable war
went much farther back than any
present attitude or coalition on the
part Of the principals ana that Il was
the outcome o. tendencies and ambi-
tions Of many years back.
otnrts From crlmoan War.
beginning with the Crimean war
and citing Russla's unaltsrabss ambI-
tion TO gain possession Of Constants
nopie. then mentioning the cause and
eject Of tho Ffanco-P Prussian war. the
speaksr rscited events Of The Rus
sian Turhish war Of 1875 IN which
Russia thought her time had come to
gain Conatantlnople.
DR.. slocum told Of AustrlA's greed.
for geryin and the sventfui control
OF the Adriattc sea and why. because
the two Balkan wars hnA coat the
Balkan states $4,000. .o0o.ooo and ne
loss of se7.0oo sturdy yonns mes. tho
sinas boemed fire whSn shs Botnt1n
incl1ent aross. tan1 bec1nse q AMn.
sBia's ccnnt1Aeo n ~ boeking q
uesnt1nSl 6or Il nl6ktk ~ ~ ~
var With = - 1nat ~
ntgt
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spendlnr he Week Is Nlao.anola.

epNndlnp the Week q MaDaanola.
Mrs. q. 8. Reed left : day OF two
agp for AIanaanola where she win
spend M Wepk With friends, Rev, /,
Reed han hsen. q Mennaanla The
GgsatsF part = ~ tlno since ne
asrt es ~ nonsh ~ ~ alls1 ssvs-
~ eamgsnoals ~ ~ CkSl6iian
enusln lAsso, -, ~ ~ Wltno1l
: ssN,lF perl,e cHoe ~ - = ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
{. {. lAMBUTH AND JOHN
GRAHAM DOING FIRElBUSI-
NESS AT {. CANON STORE

One. at casual look around. would
hardly think ii but The East csaas
Grocery and Feed Store does as
much and possibly more than some OF
the businesses of the same Character
In Canon City.
Il is a fact that for the best part
of the year they sell en- an average
OF two cars of feed and aboat -,
many Of hay dufing month.
Their grocery stock Is ''turne,
ten, and as result their custouloz
get fresh, clean goods
E. E Iambuth and John Grak
are the proprictors. They rrc<
took hold and are rustli1E for ~
ness in the most approved mert ia.
dising fashion. AS an example. nqficn
their ad In this paper.
Mr.. Lambuth said recently- thal a
Wished that be could obtain a
so l etI1 = fs - ~
market price Is paid.
This Il hint to people who are
looking for A pleasant way to make
easy money-raIse chickens-eggs
sell every day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18

MA PeAil Belnoeke. . Canea CITY.
- x,,,Il = Hlossnne xsdas1ny