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The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
" ANT EMBARGO
TO STOP WHEAT
EXPECTATION

10 E WaHu,r ~ the Wagner
Hakns romra.t toleyes taat an
aml co lhe ryportation Il
wheat m Etf t.ni 'n check The rise
u -four and further advance in tho
sr.rc ~ bread The National Asso-
ciafilr ~ Master Bakers which has
uemo"rs iD every principal r IN
'hc l0IfsI States. 10 SIS understood.
nttIrl tH sipe0l 20 Wash
.rr'"u iHr nm em7ar4o NJ Wsg.
Ter heusv-- that shortage of
rhret rtHrr 'han speculation. is
bocstuE prices
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

I-, -tl b"uders ai once rushed into
'lr bread fo4narics
" bi'' jop-nefmen 'wi>i"rs ~ he
covered taiu's c,tI1rc that 'he
election RESULT D Michigan. which
iW H state dr had nothing 20 do
Eifa Ite ,der .f i- -aid 70 De- e.
scientific fast aad men who frequent
saloons are -ald 20 have verified he
sfaroW'ni fhal prc'vels are a com
modify closely allied with me Guld
So och 'h" voters have declared shall
ro .uug"r food The state
There appears also to be short
IEe nt ~aurr krnu' and dH pickles
>uay'd spirits ~ thr pre'zeI Grow
at condition are es.d io be respon
-.ti. Experts s.Elest that Prosi.
uerCe knew M.cHNaD VAS going dry
a'i pro ded .ese ~ 'he commodities
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Odds and Ends

NEW YORK Enough paregoric
TO cure regiment of babies with
tho tummy ache was swallowed by
young Or Harry Baldwin ~ P8tts.
burg In his attompt 20 die here lie
will recover
CLEvELAND-Robert Hastings
suffering from amnesia wandered
from his home He found HIS mem
ory and himself fghtlng in France,
letter from the Somme front
says
SANDUSKY. O. Tis going 10 be
hard winter on the knights OF the
road. Just plain ordinary "hoboes'
will not be admitted 20 tho Erie
county jail. n costs too much 20
feed them
RCsHVlLLE. Ind Here's the
nrsi presidential boom FOR 1920
Residents OF this city are boosting
Jim Watson Republican United
States senator elect for the race
four yeas hence
CHICAGO william v. Foley. 81.
OLD time ali player. was found dead
today IN a barn. his dog guarding
tho body
CHICAGO The bold robbcr who
forced Mrs Schcinik 20 remove nor
stockings and waist In his search
for yaluables. fed when she started
10 CRY.
CHICAGO Youli hear from mo
again soOn." James T lloracek said
10 his wife over the telephone. and
took poison In The telephone booth
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
eAgT ltUGH RoDNANJ

The American Defense society
cup has been given 20 the battle.
ship %eW YOrk FOR the best marks-
manship IN the American navy Al
tho time the record was made cap
tain Hugh Rodman vas IN com
mand ~ he va4sei The marksman.
ship equaled any Known record ~
any batfleship engaged In The Euro
pean war
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Telegraphic
STEEL ISSUES
OPEN DOWN
Market Leader Responds To
Bearish Influence In
Early Trading

NEW YORK Nog 15.- trreguisr
y-ice change we're posted a. tho
opeulne ~ tho stock exchange 20
day. United states steel opcne.
down is to 2k a. I21 i2 ana
I2s 81 Crucih'o WAS oT one and
Reading IS Marine common
Jumped "a 10 as 49, Alanti'
Gnlf VAS up one. and Copper ant
many oa,irmcnt st7cs, made 'rac
t.3nal gains
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Ruralara steal prerser.

'rhe clothing store n Meyer. Bar
nett. No 40 Nichiganayea was
broken into "Wednesday morn 'nv and
clothing and q dresser valued ~
tI35 were taken bv the thieves
special Onlccr Frank Haalry later
arrested Jack Macotb on suspicion
- being connected with the rob
Dcry.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

The authorities of Sandwich are
resting easier now that Margaret
CLOVIS. 19ye8r-old Canadian girl.
who ls well known IN Detroit. Is In
q padded coll I'm the Hotel Dieu.
Windsor Margaret made an A.
tempt 20 burn the Sandwich jail a
fow days ago and then went on
hunger atrike that lasted four days.
She "a being held pending an IN
qulry into her sanity Margaret
was recently sentenced to Mercer
rcformatory in Toronto by Magis
frste Leggait ~ The Windsor police
court
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

ActrsF And what Is this7"
Hotel Maid our lltcs. improve
nent. a mechanical bcllbOy that
automatically steals your jewels"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
lTRn corPrn sTnrkN
nI ITrTn ANn In1.s

Hutter--ENtra creamery. 96t,r In.
creamery nrStr Hffsc 10. dairy. 10c
~ hacking stock. SIC ~
UHgs Fresh receipts. rafcH inc'ud-
ef nfktt aec dox current recelpts.
Sc dns Receipts TUESDAY. $50 cavrE.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
Nrw Work. CorroN MARKET


nrtrnif hank vlearfnrs TUESDAY.
wrfe sin.b9gpat sN TorsI cieartnsa
for 1919 20 date are tflfgs.fiR sgg a.
~ compared WIN 81 eaf. .s7a.-faea for
o. scrgespanding period in 1918
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

NEW YORK NOV E.if.s open
a steady TODAY with uUrrs down
fu lf puIufe Fri rs rlrgef fr.rr
50 90 for ifnrembfi urtt fn T.HrI
for MAJ eHIlh H1v .H g rnfDfa
live rpuuf rr -tfd .urIrnF
polptF higher vim trading d.
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PrintipE--the pislp neat kind--thnt
g. ight--rtmes Job DeDt --Nnir fs20
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15

Prntina--thc Piatr rrat kfnd--fhnt
a. risht--Times Job Drpt.--Naln f5gQ.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-15
rLUtx BtTrEn.

EtlgfN M. .s9v All butter
sales al sso. an advance % &c.
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CHICAGO Youn hear from mo
again soon" James T Iloracek said
10 his wife over the telephone and
took poison in The telephone booth
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CHICAGO. william B Foley. 81.
OLD time all player was found dead
today in a barn his dog guarding
tho body
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,
Pursuant to the requisite action of
the Board of Directors of School
District No. >, in the County of JEFF
fcrsOu, state of Colorado, II special
election of the duly qualified cleo
tors OF said School District, who
have paid school tax therein in
the year next preceding such cleo
ton, is hereby called for and the
same will hy held ON Saturday. the
10th day OF May, \. ID. 1916. at the
primary School Building in the
Town of Arvada, in said District
and County, beginning ut the hour
OF one O'Clock +. NJ; for the pur-
pose of voting upon the question
hereinafter stated.
At said election called as afore-
said, there will be submitted to the
qualified electors of the District,
who shall have paid school tax
therein IN the year next preceding
such election, the following qucs-
ton:
SHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT
40. >, IN THE COUNTY OF JEF-
FFRSoN. STATE or COLO
RADIO. CONTRACT \ BONDED
IN DEBTEDNESS IN THE a
MOUNT OF $1,000. FOR TIL
PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS
TO ERECT AND FURNISH A
SCHOOL BUILDING WITHIN
AND FOR SAID DISTRICT; AND
MAY THE BOARD or DlREC-
rOES OF SAID DISTRICT ISSUE
NEGOTIABLE COUPON BON DS
OF SAID DISTRICT. IN SUCH
AMol NJ FOR THE SAID PUR-
POSE
The question SO submitted shall
he voted on nt said election by the
qualified electors OF the said School
! District who shall have paid Il
school tax therein the year next
/ preceding said election, ut the
| Primary School Building. In the
| Town of Aryada, in -Sd District
| aud County.
The polls will hc opened ut the
| hour of one O'Clock T.. NJ, and kept
continuously aud uuiutcrruptcdly
open until the hour Of Seven o'clock
| + NJ. OF said day, AT which last
mentioned hour said polls will hc
/ closed. The vote will hp taken 10y
] ballot, and the ballots used in vut,
. ing on the question above submitted
Will be supplied 10y the judges OF
| clrrtiun,to the voters. No ballot will
be received by the judges of cleo
ton, unless the person offering
same shall Ice u qualified clcctor oi
the district, and shall have paid Il
school tax therein In the year next
preceding said election.
! IL WITNESS WHEREOF. the Bonrt
Of Directors OF School District No ., IN
the county OF Jefferson. State OF Colo
RADIO has caused this notice g. h1 signed
by IL. secretary, and to be published
and posted ms required by law, this l0tl
day OF April, \ D. lpl6.
. (sea) l.. l.. NEW COMB.
Secretary Hoard OF Directors o
School District No. ., Jefferson
County, & uiotAip
Fret publication April q, 1916
Last publication May ~. 1919.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20
ARMADA ENTERPRISE.
W. W. MOBEiLN, owner ana Editor.
Phone Arvada IS
| MEMBER COLORADO Editorial ASSOCIATION

If the women of Colorado, as
4 whole, are particularly inter-
ested in the Susan b. Anthony
Amendment to the Constitution
of the United States, they did
little to indicate it last Saturday
when the noted sutfragists were
Denver's guests. Barely more
than a dozen women greeted the
delegation at the depot. and
Frances f.. Wayne seemed to
have the entire responsibility
upon her shoulders of seeing
that the guests were given a
welcome. The Post band arriv-
ed at the station about ten MIN
utes before the Suffrage Fly
er" pulled in and played a
couple of selections which drew
n small crowd of curious men
who were lounging about the
station or who were waiting for
trains. Aside from this, no one
would have known that any
thing unusual was about to hap.
pen. The Denver News and
Times indicated that there was a
n oticeable apathy shown, while
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sounded the keynote of h.:.z party
on the subject, OF, the Federal
Amendment when he refused to
be dictated to by the union lead
ers. and this is probably the
chief reason for the drop in tenn
perature so noticeable in the
sulfragjst reception.
The women were conspicuous
ly absent from any demonstra-
ton on the streets, and scarcely
a cheer went up from the little
groups composed mostly Of men
here and there along the line of
march. In fact Saturdays reg
ular crowd of shoppers scarcely
paused to take note of these
women of national reputation
except to give them the courtesy
accorded any delegation Of visi-
tors.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20
the Denver Post reported grea
pthnSiaSp,

the Denver Post reported great
enthusiasm.
The message brought by the
visiting sisters was the firm re-
solve on the part Of the Won
ems National Union to form a
third party when would make
either of the Old parties desiring
their support and utilization bid
for it.
This propaganda, no doubt APP
peals to the women who are on
the out side trying to get in, but
those on the inside who are
closely in touch with the point.
cal machinery in the states, and
particularly IN Colorado. We
believe, will hesitate TO place
themselves in the third party
ranks. 1t could b. expected
that some of those in the mill.
tant class, such as Frances +.
Wayne, Helen Ring Robinson
and a few others would welcome
the chance to WELD the tUma
hawk and do the war dance, Du,
those who have always worked
quietly and tremendously with
the party leaders will be loath tC
give up their places and take .
stand which may put them out,
side of the pale Of good fellow
ship in either party.
Chairman Gates of the Demo
cratic Central Committee has
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20
Political Announcement

The undersigned, an attorney
at law, oflicing at 903 Contra
Savings Bank, Denver and re-
siding in Mountain View, Colo,
has decided to seek the nomina-
ton for County Judge OF Jeffer-
son County, on the Democratic
ticket at the fall election and
convention and asks your sup
port to that end.
CHAs. E. FRIEND.
Tel. Main 1926.
Mrs. Jane b. Johns and Mrs.
John S. Young assisted by Mrs.
Margaret Abbott, entertained
about % of the Arvada Home
Missionary Society ladies at then
apartments in the Young Block
Tuesday afternoon. A fine pro,
gram, composed Of music by the
Young Ladies quartet, readings
by Mesdames Cooper, Townsley
Louden and Barrett, violin solo
Miss keener, instrumental music
Miss Carne and by Mrs. Young
Refreshments Of sandwiches
cake and coffee were served anC
greatly enjoyed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20

There will be an Easter ser
vice at Denver View school
house Sunday afternoon. VIM.
Schultz and Mrs. Grace will sing.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20
Notice Of Election

NOTICE OF SPECIAL BOND
ELECTION IN SCHOOL Dis
TRiCI NUMBER TWO LII THE
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON,
STATE OF COLORADO, TO BE
HELD ON SATURDAY, THE
10th DAY OF MAY, A. D. 1916.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-04-20

Services at the Methods
church Friday evening, the Cru
clfiXion,' a sacred cantata b,
the choir. Sunday mornin!
Easter sermon and in the eve
ming a program by the choir
See full notice elsewhere.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
SOME BODIES BLOWN OUT EXISTENCE
Death Dealing Machine Was Placed in Sui, Fus,
Was At,ached-Ladies Watch Was Blown Into Fruit Stand
Two BLOCKS Away and Police say Some Bodies
May Never BE- Found
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

SANEtI\NClSCO Cahl. July 22Nt east four persons were
Killed and than forty injured the explosion
bomb the midst Of hfong viewing the preparedness parade
The police have arrested Frank osephson lodger Sailors
boarding liouae tie b-ing held pending nyesqaon Re
'ntd didn't do it, repeatedly The district attorney attributed
The deed 10 the fact that his mnd had become unbalanced
arguments Tor and against preparedness The explosion occurred
the main thooughlIc blocks from the Ferry building
The bomb concealed suit packed with cartridges
glass and scrap blew gap through the crowd blast
ng children and babies IN all directions a story
ald wTccl The blae o fifty piece baud ami me
he drums drowned the ces o the wounded The side ak
= with torn bodies The police declared that poss
hIr that Of the bodies had been blown
Two that standing beside blown
hs sud Mrs Kn,cy Van Loan OF Oakland who with her
children wounded Every prrcauon had been taken by
police but the innocent looking attracted suspicion
gold watch blown stand nearly blocks
The parade with s. }29 persons vcnded way un,r,rr
upted Warnings ma, the explosion would the
newspapers signed Determined cNlics from Nsu,
uer,s Italy Germany and Rossa
The warning part. We y, duty the ras.o,
and thos. who but yha forced
march mold thcr obs only the hypocuuca
patriots who shout but co. real Things
going happen s.oy 'h', uI geo the
TO-. oonrans class. preserve >h,, Io.c Democracy
s, have
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
Gt.NIHAI ~AkAlHoli NlN~
VICTORIA NT JUNCTION ut
NC RIVERS
GOING FOR kOVEL NOW
Allie. Method ~ shifting Nu.,L
From Eastern o. Western lunt-
Prevent, German HDui
Movements.

D . "f.l'fI .f.
LONDON July g 18Th. Ea.ut.
lihcd offensive which sv.H. hr-
tvc,u o.. Western and torn
itDn'e with almost clock '... rogue
lariy r srch mann, utt 10
lr,rur 'h" Central r0ur ruw
rakur my considerable Transfer p'
troops be- uoV .-ufrrrd ur #. t.i.
torn front
The iuro~s cot Genera rhnff
s..,, ,ltru th, Offensive rurrrnral.
h. They ,currd ln impurar ,ir
tony ar lh, Junction vi thr i|ua Jud
Et rI.r. slkhuroif h. On. ru"
w. iua dNprt"rly ihgfi luainr
go" river. the russian u,,urd
ii,rcstr,hk During thr #. .'s
lighting the Russians captured .uu
OFFICERS. lt.000 mHn au tHj
zion @ quantity nl booty CO., Inr
n.aa,u front since Iuh D.. Ih.ra
la5 been tuta' col - nuH .u'ru
'omag. apiured
D,n'ua kurppafth m p..s.u.
t'h. 'r1r. 90. Pi,i- Nariy', 'n lim
d-uburg ou th" Dyna 'Wt south
al.,... o, %.. ~ and ~. mort. = a". A.. A..
bstur is n preparation ~ tt4 ,nr.
inr tho drive 600 koyol, tN' objection
oi jHn 3lgu drive across lh
.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23
HELD
OVER BLACKLIST
tNHiA\b VIII ISE ACT IN
PEl~il.i.\I LINCOLN A.
INJI ~.

."...E.IuN o. c.. July e2-
protests 10 the State
..m firms and corpora
n 'hr British blaekI,s,
." ..I Rice held apo,ha,
.... "I Icing Secretarv
|..s
q. '. Foreign Office In London
... hc lctt the task Of AZ
. position of the Rr,,1.,.
rh" Washington con
...... d. .prr'oJ 20 go Tar towa-a.
,..r.Eu 'N. position Of each s,sa
... serving ru shorten the nego,,s
. 'haf u.. 5llow
." H.i..a uf the Civil W.
". 1e." h. used as a justifica,ion
.. 'U nlud that PresIdsn.
Lincoln .H hnesf i6. 1861. issras
. proclamation Uoclaring that 80,
commercial intercourse between ,.a
States '1u and the .,,s
f.a. e.. ..H.- States through the mort.
o.. '.. .u.l States was unlawfn, -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-23

TWNfHPOgr Mass. Julv %
Cage ,aa spiutuahsts and Lihs,
ais ,.d 'a ho the oldest spirituaI,,,
camp ot 'H k.rf In the world. VIII,
Observe Is lIfuefh anniversary he,.
dnr.u he Nrek hccinning tomorror,
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think it is, and Mr.. Rasmussen
MR.. PURCELL: No, Mr.. Barron,

Mh. L y hCELL: mo, Mr. DdrTOH
THE COURT: Mr.. Barron and Mr.
Rasmussen to sell them the assets of
that bank. The contract shows upon
it's face what it was. Now the court
will further instruct you as matter
of law that in his opinion there is no
question of fact-no evidence in this
case rather-there is no evidence in
this case that would warrant you in
finding that there was any duress in
the obtaining of that contract, because
it was apparently voluntary, and in
addition to that the undisputed evil
dence in this case shows subsequent
ratification. But the court further in
structs you that even assuming for
the purpose of this case-assuming
that there was duress in the case, that
he had signed the contract under du-
ress, it would make no difference in
this case for the reason that the con-
tract is there. It has never been set
aside by any court and this is a COL
lateral tack in this case nd it can
not be passed on in this case. Their
remedy would be to set aside that con-
tract in a proper proceeding brought
for that purpose.
Now, gentlemen of the jury, l can
not refrain from making a few re-
marks with reference to my coming
here and certain matters that have
transpired during the trial. I was in
vited to come here and preside in this
case. did not know at the time l
came what the case was. If I had
known what the case was can assure
you that l would never have been here.
l have endeavored during the time l
have been here to try this case hon
estly and fairly upon my part, but it
is my duty under the law and under
my oath as judge of this state to de-
eide cases fairly and impartially on
the law and decide questions of law.
I have attempted to do so. Lots of
evidence has been stricken out. Lots
of evidence has been rejected on prop
er objections. I did so, feeling that
was acting rightly under the law in
doing so. l believe I am right. If
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that their remedy was to proceed I'M
der that statute, and they cannot at

that their remedy was to proceed I'M
der that statute, and they cannot at
tack that order at this time in a col
lateral proceeding such as this is
Therefore so far as those four defend
ants are concerned there is absolutely
no evidence in this case whatever that
would warrant you in finding a verdict
against them.
Now then, on the question of the
other defendants, it is contended by
Mr.. Youmans in this case that the
bank examiner went in there and gave
him only until Monday morning to
raise $4,000, Mr.. Youmans claimed.
But the Bank Examiner claims it was
only $25,500, and in the talk of S48,-
900 he merely gave him a memoran-
dunn showing there was $4,000 of OBJ
jectionable paper but he did not re-
quire him to furnish or put back or
take out $4,000 worth of paper, but
merely $25,5OO. OF course that is a
question of fact, and in my deciding
it cuts no figure, because if there is
any question of fact to be submitted
to the jury l have got to submit it
and I have no right to take a case
from the jury if there is any question
of facts to be decided. l merely men
ton it for the reason that Mr.. You
mans contends that the time was too
short and it was unreasonable. Now
if that is fact he should have pro-
ceeded under that statute and gone to
the court under that statute and had
that order set aside by obtaining an
injunction and had further time. But
under his own evidence in this case he
admits on the stand in this case that
he obtained sufficient money to pay
off the depositors or the promise Of it
from his friends, but that he would
not take it because he did not want
for fear there might be further trouble
or he might embarrass his friends.
Now, gentlemen of the jury, the I'M
disputed evidence in this case shows
that on or about the 22nd day of Oc-
tober. That is the date isn't it?
MR.. PURCELL: Yes, sir.
THE COURT: this plaintiff en-
tered into contract with Byorum, l
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am not afraid of living soul. l am
not afraid of any anarchists in this
crowd or in this city and I am here pre-
pared to do my duty as I understand
it, under my oath, and in the pres
ence of Almighty God, and they can't
bull-doze me or brighten me in any
respect.
1 have no right under the law to
usurp the functions of the jury. have
no right to pass upon any questions of
fact. have a right to instruct the
jury on questions of law, and it is
their duty under their oaths to accept
the law as given to them by me, and I
state to you, gentlemen Of the jury,
that in my opinion, plaintiff has Who'll
ly failed to make a case; that there is
no evidence or question of fact to be
submitted to you and I instruct you
to find verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANTS.
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these poor men about a dollar apiece
for each deed, and that they received
no consideration for making the mort
gage. The evidence also shows that a
quantity of this land was obtained by
him on foreclosure sale on mortga ges
ranging anywhere from $40 up-sec-
ond mortgage notes. He would fore
close on the land when the coupon be-
came due and get title, and no redemp-
ton was ever made. The evidence al
so shows that in his mortgages made
by these fakes or dummies, shows that
they were first mortgages, whereas
the evidence showed that there were
first mortgages ahead in a great many
instances and that is the class of pa
per that he placed in his bank.
Now, gentlemen of the jury, these
acts were absolutely fraudulent. And
in addition to that, when the mort
cages were assigned he would assign
the mortgages to the bank without re-
course, thereby making no liability on
their face as against the Trust Com
pany.
Now therefore, the court will in
struct you as a matter of law as to
that, that banking board, acting as
a quasi judicial board and having dis
cretionary-or the acts performed by
them being discretionary, partly dis
cretionary and partly judicial, that
under the law the banking board or
members of such board are not liable
in damages in this case as matter of
law. And in addition to that we have
a statute which provides as follows:
"Any and all orders made by said
board shall be Immediately operative
and remain in full force until modified,
amended or annulled by such board
or by court Of competent jurisdiction
in an action to be commenced by the
party against whom such order may
have been issued"
Now under that law, the undisputed
evidence showing that an order had
been made, it is in full force and ef-
feet until modified by the board or an
nulled by court of competent juris-
diction, and the court instructs you