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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-06
Unusual Bargains in
WOn1en'S Wearing
Apparel

$1.50 Shepherd Check Skirts, in the new cir
cuar style, with patch pockets at ....... csc
$3.50 Basket Weave Skirts, in circular style
with yoke effects; sizes "a to % waist measure;
blue and black, at Observation-Disclosures. 81 .S9
All Wool Serge Skirts, in black extra sizes,
to SO waist, at ................ $3.9S
$l,OO House Dresses, good styles in gingham,
percale and linene, at Observation-Disclosures. $50
SOC Percale Petticoats, at ............ 29c
BOwMANS-Second Floor
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MANNERS

Your Cniluren Won't Have Good Ones
If you. Yourself Haven't
In the course of a very interesting
little article entitled. Your Children's
Manners in the May Woman's Home
Companion appears the following wise
comment:
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Men S
Furnishings

Mems Half Hose, 20 pr,
or 4 prs. for 25c = plain
black and colors; double
heels and toes.
Mems Working Shirts,
.35c each, or 3 for ST 90
plain blue chambray, with
plain or military collar.
Mems Dress Shirts, SOC
regularly 69c = percales,
coat style, with starched
cuffs.
Main Floor-BOwMAN'S
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Tomorrow the Last of
May White Exposition
DAYS
Days

But these represent the only first display days,
the starting of busy white season.
The month of May has in store an abundance
of pretty things and attractive price offerings
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The PERILS OF
y BRONCHIAL ILLS

The bronchial membrane lining
the bronchial tubes, the bronchial
tubes and the bronchial veins all
become highly infamed from bron-
chitis-results of exposure to cold
or dampness. Quick relief deter
mines whether the disorder shall
stop at the first stage or progress to
the rbYoa;r fo,,,,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-06

Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, 3 for 25c = formerly
l2Hc-all linen.
Lawn Handkerchiefs 1e
each = plain and cross bar.
Main Floor-BOwMAN'S
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Friday Shoe Offerings
Extraordinary

237 pairs womens tan Russia calf pumps and oxfords,
IN small sizes only; that were formerly $3.50 EO
and $500; pair r.......................... QUO
$40 pairs women's fine button and lace tan Russia
calf shoes, Goodyear welts that were formerly no
$3.50 and $500; pair .......................: SOC
1868 pairs womens fine patent colt, gun metal calf,
vci kid and white buck button and lace high and low
shoes; that were formerly $500 and $3.50 d. NO
pair ........ ...........,. ........... ~ g TO
(No phone orders c. O. D. No approvals or ex-
change sale items).
Third Floor-BowMANs
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CIRCUS ROLLS INTO
TOWN ON 4 TRAINS

CONTINUED from First Page. ]
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
CLYDE C. DAWSON MAKES
A WARM SPEECH AT WATER
POWER CONVENTION

Portland. Ore, Sept. 24.-The fac
tional fight between advocates OF
state and federal control of water
power resources developed a pyrotecl
nical climax at the final session yes
terday Of the western states water
power conference which adjourned af.
ter adopting twenty-eight to seven
the majority report of the committee
On resolutions. declaring for state
control of the public domain and cali
ing upon congress to pass declara-
tory act recognizing and endorsing
the claims of the states as set forth
in the resolutions.
A speech by Senator Thomas j.
Walsh of Montana In support of a
minority report favoring federal con-
troll stirred the conference profound
ly and brought forth imprisoned re-
plies from Senator Clarence D. Clark
of Wyoming. Senator Reed Smoot of
Utah, Clyde c. Dawson of Colorado
AID several others.
George Lyon, Jr., of Nebraska. I'm
terjected remarks which later he con-
sented to have expunged from the rec.
ords. The situation became dramatic
when Mr.. Dawson. who said he would
not say anything had It not been for
a fling taken at his state. walked
down the aisle until he was within a
few feet OF Senator Walsh and shak-
ing his FIST at the Montana senator
said yehemently: "It Ill becomes a
representative OF the great state OF
Montana TO throw rocks at the state
OF Colorado when the same causes
brought trouble in both states. We
will handle our troubles in Colorado
II you will handle yours in Montana
and we do not want any secretary OF
the interior to do It for u.s."
He denied that he was the repres-
entative of any water power interests
or other corporations. He did not draft
the resolutions alone but had the aid
OF Senator smoot and Mr.. Bailey Of
Salt Lake.
Finds Fault With System.
Referring to the secretary Of the
interior and Commissioner Tallmann
OF the land office he said: II am not
finding fault with these men. but with
the system that reduces US TO mere
vassais because we live in public
land states"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
ABOUT THAT HILLYER DECISION
RockY Mountain News

in favor OF the defendant. This lapse
in our statute, now that it has been
accentuated by the appellate court,
ought to be remedied by Legislative
action.
In granting the writ OF prohibition
the supreme court in its majority
opinion has this to state:
THE change OF judge is condition
ed. not upon the actual fact of his
prejudice, but upon the imputation of
it, The facts set forth in the recusa-
tion must. for the purpose Of the mo-
ton. be accepted a strue, notwith-
standing they may be known to the
Judge and all mankind to be false"
And throughout the opinion this
rather startling statement Is repeat.
ed in different wording and made
more manifest; that no inquiry may
be held as TO the truth of the facts
set forth in the affidavits calling for
4 change OF venue or OF presiding
Judge. The Judge who is challenged
has no alternative but to grant the
motion. providing the technicalities
regarding the affidavits are obeyed.
The credibility Of the person making
the affidavits must be presumed un-
less the contrary appears from the
affidavits, even though the state or
the Judge know them to be false and
made for 4 purpose inimical to jus
tice.
The supreme court made very clear
that in granting the writ prayed for
it did not determine whether Judge
Hillyer was or was not a proper per.
son to hear the cases. Under the
statute it could not enter into the
real merits OF the case. All it had
to do was to decide whether on its
face the application was made accord.
ing to the verbal requirements of the
statute and the affidavits were in lie.
gal form.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
BlYS ARE MISCHIEVOUS
AND CAUSE TROUBLE

Several boys, whose names have
been obtained. have caused grea,
deal Of trouble to Messrs. wellman
and wyman in the Raynolds Heights
district the last day or two by pullins
up important stakes which they have
spent week or two in placing,
The stakes mark the lines of the
verious lots which are to be sold next
Friday and because of the action OF
the boys It has been necessary to re
stake large portion Of TIE property
The boys, according to eye-wit
nesses, were deliberate In their mis-
chief and made great deal Of extra
expense and work by their prank.
Messrs. welman and wyman heal
tate about causing the hoys trouble
because they realize boys will be
boys" but they now wish to give fall
warning so that they viii know that
II the incident should be repeated
severe results will follow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
THE VARNEY- -GOTCHAlL
hUPTIALS AT PUEBLO

Miss Glenn varney of Canon City
and Mr. James p Gotschall of Pue--
bio were united in marriage at
o'clock last Saturday evening at the
home of the groom's brother, Mr. H.
A. Gotschall, 405 Evans avenue, Pue-
bio, in the presence of few of the
more intimate relatives and friends
of the contracting couple. Mrs. Wis
scher, of this city, grandmother OF
the bride, and Mrs s. K Huber o;
Florence, the brides aunt, accompa-
MED Miss varney to Pueblo and were
guests at the nuptial ceremonies.
Although a quiet wedding it was an
extremely pretty one. The house
was beautifully decorated with pink
and white sweet peas. The same col
refreshments. At the appointed hour
the couple took their places in large
bow window, which had been prepar-
ed for them, while Mrs. Wagner of
Pueblo played the wedding march.
Rev. Maynard of st. Paul's church Of
fciated and used the impressive ring
ceremony in the wedding service.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
Fritz Loehr of this city and is well
and favorably known in this commu-
nifty. At the wedding she was dressed
in white crepe de chene gown and
carried boquet of brides roses. Her
only ornament was a pearl necklace.
which has been in the Gotschall fam
lily for many years The bride has
been in the employ of the Mountain
States Telephone & Telegraph COM
pany here during the last two years
and her cheerful, happy, disposition
there at all times won for her legion
of friends who extend to her their
congratulations and best wishes.
The groom is a well known and
popular young man at Pueblo. where
he has been employed in the service
of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road company for several years. He
possesses sterling qualities Of head
and heart and counts his friends by
the circle of his acquaintance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotschall will reside
in Pueblo and will be at home to
their friends there after October 1.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
VICE PRESIDENT OF BIG
ELECTRICAL MERGER

Word has been received here of the
advancement of w. w. Wallace for
merly of this city. from the general
management OF an electric power com
pany at Twin Falls. Idaho. to the vice
presidency OF big electrical merger
in the northwestern states with head.
quarters and offices at Boise. The
consolidated concern. of which Mr
Wallace has been chosen to the vice
presidency, is subsidiary of the Gen
eral Electric company OF Schenectady
New York. and is capitalized at seve
raj millions Of dollars. Il will take
over about forty electrical plants ii
Oregon, Idaho and the adjoining stat
es; Unfolding all of the more import
snt towns from Pendleton in the for
mer state to Pocatello in the latter. as
we'll es the interurban electric sys.
TEN ut Boise.
MIR. Wallace has already LETT Twin
Falls to enter upon his new duties
at Boise and Mrs. Wallace win join
him there October frst to establish
the family home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

to know numerous things about the
circus.
During the morning the Record of
fee was busy answering all kinds OF
inquiries about the circus-when
would it arrive? What time would the
parade start? Where would the big
tent be? Where could tickets be pur-
chased? What would the price be?
How much for children? Can we
buy pink lemonade On the grounds Oh
should she carry her own supply?
How many clowns come with the
circus? How old is a clown? Why
a clown? Is all the circus coming or
did half Of it stop at Florence? Has
the circus been called on? What does
1t cost to see the free parade? Will
the calliope play? Can hear the
Calliope without coming down town
How old are the elephants? etc, ETC.,
etc.,-and a hundred other questions.
Two hundred and seventy-eight
times the phone bell rang this morn
ing and two hundred and seventy
three times 1t vas some question
about the circus and two hundred and
sixty-nine times we gave the correct
answer right on the bat Four times
we had to pass and refer the anxious
inquirer to the policeman on the cor
ner.
It is usually thus. Whenever you
want to know anything about any.
thing. call The Record ofice-Canon,
one-one-one. We usually know. If
we don't know we will find out
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
lOOPER MADE DEFENDANT
IN TWO TRIALS

The hearing OF Al d. Looper Of
Texas Greek on the charge OF as.
sault with intent to murder, which
was begun before .udge wiikin In
the district court Thursday morning,
resulted in his acquittai by the trial
jury. Looper was charged in the In
formation with having attempted to
kill his wife on June 20 OF this year
by shooting her TO death with n rife,
The evidence presented to the jury,
however. was wholly of circumstan'
tial character and was held by its
members to be insufficient to convict
the defendant OF the crime OF which
he was accused. The verdict OF the
jury was reached at $3.50 O'Clock on
Thursday night Nine or ten witness
es appeared for the state.
At 10 o'clock this morning Lcopei
was made a defendent before Judge
Jas. L. Cooper in the county court in
divorce proceedings instituted by his
wife. Mrs. Florence Looper. on the
grounds OF mental cruelty and nom
support. The hearing OF the case had
not been concluded up tor 3 O'Clock
this afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
A BUREAU OF INFORMATION

Tn Daily Record is sure some
Bureau of Information. Two things
we have to give out freely. Informa
ton and Advice. We want our friends
to draw on us freely for Information
and Advice.
We are especially well posted OF
the habits and doings of circuses. For
many years we have been handing
out information and advice concern
ing circuses. Everybody knows this
and everybody calls on us freely for
such information. We are glad to
have this confidence sho Sn SO plainly
in our Information Bureau. 1t is
very complimentary indeed.
For a week we have been answer
ing several rhone calls every hour
wanting to know something about
the circus.
Last night at eleven o'clock young
man called up the advertising man
and wanted to know what time the
circus train would arrive and where
he could see the unloading.
At about midnight a lady called mp
the editor and wanted to know what
it would cost to take a fve-year-old
girl to the circus.
At 6:45 this morning when the pub
Usher was having a pleasant dream
Of beautiful scenic mountain roads the
phone bell rang and lady wanted
to know when the circus parade
would start
Within two hours the several Rec
ord folks had a dozen calls wanting
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
FREMONT NATIONAL HAS
CHARGE OF MANNING AND
WELLMAN PAYMENTS

The Fremont County National Bank
has been selected by Manning and
Wellman as the place for the receipt
of payments y those wlo Lave pur
chased lots in Reynolds Heights.
Last night in their advertise.ne, an.
other bank was named th:oLf,l an
error.
The sale started OF au7piciouslv
this morning with many buyers ar.
riying just at Dawn to get the lots
they had previously picked. out. The
sale of lots is coming up to the ex.
pectations of Messrs. Manning and
wellman and many people have TAX.
en- advantage of their liberal terms
to procure a good lot.
The sale will continue through Sun
day and it is expected that the al.
ready limited number will be pretty
well sold by that time, judging IRON,
the enthusiasm shown today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
old SILVER CLIFF FIRE
DEPARTMENT A winner

In view of the fact that firemen
from Silver Cliff assisted in the work
of extinguishing the recent disastrous
conflagration at Westcliffe 1t will be
interesting to know that the Silver
Cliff Fire department twenty years
ago was one OF the best in Colorado;
in fact, it was regarded by its friends
as the most efficient organization OF
its kind in all of the Rocky Mountain
region. 1t was composed of bunch
of enthusiastic, active and well-6rill-
ed men who were willing to make any
sacrifices that would increase the ef-
fectiveness of their team work, and.
as result, they won for themselves
a reputation for excellence second to
none in this part Of the west.
In firemen's contest on Main
street in Canon City. on September
rs. 1895, during the annual Fremont
County Fruit Day celebration, the
Geo. b. McAuley Hose company of
Silver Cliff made, what was consid-
cred at that time, worlds record.
in laying and coupling hose and get
ting water through it for the suppress
sion Of an imaginary fire. In compe-
tition with thirteen rival teams select
ed from the various parts of the state
the Silver Clin company. composed
Of eleven men. made q run OF seven
hundred feet with their hose cart,
laid and coupled two lengths of hose
of fifty feet each and had the water
flowing through ii in thirty-three and
two-ffths seconds. Its feat had not
been equalled up to that time and it
took first money in the contest, an
easy winner Frank Y. Miller, now
of South Canon. was captain of the
company and E. W. Thomas of the
Canon City postoffice clerical force
ran in the lead of the victorious
team.
At the Fruit Day festivities here in
September, 1886, the Silver Clin Fire
department exceeded its achievement
of the previous year by making the
same run and performing the same
service in thirty-two and four-fifths
seconds. but owing to some controver-
sy with the judges OF the contest the
/ record was not allowed to stand and
first place in the competition was
awarded to the Boulder team. Al
that time the Silver Cliff organiza
tion was known as the ii. NJ. ZeigleI
Hose company and among its mem
bers were Frank Y. Miller, f. w
Thomas and A. r. Frishie. now resi-
dents of Canon City. and Ed. ozburn
now a clerk in the state treasurer's
office in Denver Neither Mr.. Frisbit
nor Mr.. ozburn took part in the con
test here, however.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30

II is essential that all things should
be done to keep the judiciary above
suspicion. A biased or prejudiced
court strikes at the root of human
liberty. The trend OF public opinion
is toward a non-partisan and non
political judiciary.
On account Of these considerations
there has been enacted in this state
n statutory provision requiring the
substitution of an outside Judge in
any court whenever the defense is
able to submit by affidavit that the
regular judge may be prejadiced for
one caues or another
Under the terms OF this statute the
state supreme court recently granted
writ of prohibition against Judge
CRANKY Hillyer. sitting in three Grim
inal proceedings arising out Of the
labor strike OF last year and the year
preceding. This was done ex parte;
the supreme court was not permitted
under the law TO question the truth
OF validity Of affidayits filed.
Governor Carlson, who is charged
with the execution OF the laws, in
The News OF yesterday pointed out
that the Interpretation OF the statute
in question by the highest court may
place in jeopardy law enforcement.
This applies not alone to the cases
pending in the southern part of the
state but TO other cases. including
the execution of the prohibition
amendment to the constitution. In
his opinion the defense is afforded
such latitude that 1t may block jus.
tice and render nugatory the intent OF
the constitution and the statute.
is within the power of the defend
ant TO set aside judge. who has nc
prejudice against individuals but is
bent upon seeing the law carried ou,
until such time as the defense secured
judge to preside who was biased
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
CANON PEOPLE ATTEND
BANQUET At PUEBLO

W. n. Clark, o. j, RundahI and Fay
Moore of thi city attended the ban
quct given at the Hotel Vail in Pu-
Seblo Tuesday by the officials and en-
blotes OF the Arkansas Valley Rail
way. Light and Power company in
honor Of II. NJ. Byllesby of Chicago.
president of the corporation.
!. Covers were laid 70 rabout twenty
guests and the banquet and good-fel
lowship that followed was OF the most
enjoyable character. During the
course of the evening Mr.. Byllesby de-
liyered an address in the course OF
which he alluded to the advantages OF
fthe Arkansas valley for a unique and
complete electrical system that would
make the entire valley one extensive
community. He said that the con-
struction Of an electric interurban line
sconnecting all of the towns from Lo-
Junta TO Canon City, with headquar-
ters in Pueblo. was more than a pos
sibility by his company. but that un-
til normal business conditions were
restored throughout the country capi-
tai would not be likely to seek such
an investment. With the return of
more prosperous times. he said. such
an enterprise might be inaugurated
with every Indication OF becoming a
paying investment.
The one handicap confronting the
possibilities for hydro-eiectric power.
, said Mr.. ByIlesby. is the attitude Of
Are government. which. under pres
ent erguiations. prevents any capital
entering into scheme TO harness the
mountain streams OF the country.
Continuing Mr.. Byilesby said: Not
until the government will enact some
law giving assurance that such prop
\ erty will not be excessively taxed
and the possibility OF condscation by
state or federal government is entire
1y removed. will such projects be
undertaken by CAPITALISTS"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
SLIGHT ACCIDENT WEST
OF ECHO TUESDAY

There were no accidents between
Canon City and the picnic grounds at
Echo on Tuesday worth mentioning.
and only one between there and
Salida of any consequence. A slight
mishap occurred west Of Echo about
IL O'Clock in the morning when the
brakes on an automobile driven by
Andy Rogers OF Salida refused to
work when he was coming down
Texas hill where he met Mr.. Alexan-
der of Howard. Mr.. Rogers could not
stop his car and fearing collision
between the two machines shouted
and waved his hands as signal to
aack down. Mr.. Alexander reversed
engine and began the perilous de-
.-at Of the mountain pass. Mr.. Rog-
snuea vored to break the speed OF
: rat with the engine, but that fall
= c cne,k the momentum OF the ma
chine and the two autos came togeth-
er with crash.
The impact was of great force, but
after an examination it was found
that neither OF the machines we're ser
ions,v hurt. although the occupants OF
both machines received severe snak
inc nm Mr.. Alexander was taking
Mr. Thorne Of Howard to Salida to
consult a physician in relation TO
blood poisoning in one of his hands
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-30
YOEMEN MEMBERS MOTOR
To THE SPRINGS

Between twenty-five and thirty
members OF Canon Homestead No,
Is3, Brotherhood of American Yeo.
men. motored to Colorado Springs on
Thursday to witness an exhibition
drill given there. the following even.
ing by n degree team of their order
from Minneapolis. Minnesota. which
was returning home from tour of
the Pacific coast states. The Mime
apolis team. which is famous through
out the country, stopped over in Col,
orado Springs at the request Of the
members of Columbine Homestead
No. l41 of that city. who sent out in.
vitations to ull homesteads in the
state to have representatives present
to meet the visitors.
One hundred candidates for mem
bership were initiated into the oren.
nization Thursday night; all of the
rituailstic work being done by the
visiting dd-ree team. w. u. Davey
of Des Moines, Iowa. chief correspon.
dent OF the order. and Charlotte
Rawlins OF Denver. supreme chaplain,
were in attendance. The Canon City
greatly enjoyed the trip
and the work put on in the lodge
room by Minneapolis degree team.