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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18

portunity in the nomination of Sulzer
and Parker instead Of Hanly and Par.
ker. They believe this is the only
way by which they can obtain the
undivided support OF the American
party, which cast 10000 votes for
Sulzer as gubernatorial candidate in
New York in 1914.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18
SHAFER FARMER SHOWS
COLT AT FAIR WITH FIVE
WE'LL FORMED FEE7

Schafer, N. D., July IFS. T. Rich
ardson of east of town had on exhibit
ton at Watford during the celebra-
ton colt with five perfectly formed
feet. The colt is about Is days old
and in perfect health. This fifth foot
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18
TO QUIET TITLE.

Testimony was given yesterday be.
fore Judge W. L. ,Nuessle in the case
OF Eleanor Caldwell against Mr.. VOL.
verton. ct al, in an action to quiet
title. Both parties are from Emmons
county. Nd decision has been handed
down.. 'T'' ~ ''' 60.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18

II you desire to have pleasant
stay when in Minneapolis on your
wedding trip, stop at the Hotel Dyck
man, on Sixth street, near Nicolle.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18

in the supreme court today. If the tax
commission is not sustained it will
have no money for clerk hire.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18
THREE BUY PULLMANS,

DR.. Fuller of futile bought Pull
man clover leaf yesterday in Bis
marck and drove home. Charles
Rowerdink of Strassburg and Julius
He'll Of Elgin purchased Pullman tour,
ing cars.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18

GOOD ROADS FUND DISBURSED.
The quarterly disbursement of the
good roads fund portion Of the auto
license fees will amount to $15,605.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18
GOES TO MONTANA.

" MIR. Murphy. former member of
the Capital City baseball team, has
gone to Glendive, Mont, where he
will locate
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18
CITY NEWS
HERE FROM REGAIN.

Walter Graham of the Regan State
bank was a visitor in the city during
the weekend.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-07-18

TAKES FAMILY TO CIRCUS.
E. G. Wanner, member Of the state
board of control, took his family to
the circus yesterday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06


o.
No less thrilling a scene than that
OF team Of runaway horses, in which
two galloping animals drawing car
rlage with two occupants dash Inadly
over preciDice and drop a sheer
hundred feet to the rocks below,
forms the sensational climax 10
Honor Thy Name" the Triangle play
by j. q. Hawks, In which Frank Keen
an and Charles Ray are presented as
cb-stars by Thomas II. 1nce. The sight
is so realistically spectacular that It
evoked gasps even fro1 the calloused
cutters OF the illm-men who almost
daily view accidents on the screen
when they saw It in the projecting
room at the lnce plant
o.
Helen Ware, the world famous ac-
tress has been especially engaged by
William n. Selig. president Of the
selig Polyscope Company, to assume
the leading feminine role in 1.-THE Gar
den OF Allah the spectacular film
production started in Los Angeles by
Director Colin Campbell. Miss Ware
has left New York City for the Sclig
iaCllC coast STUDIOS.
Clarence Derwent soon will produce.
In conjunction with Walter Knight, an
English manager, play entitled
"Buddha," which was produced sue
cessfully in London short time ago.
II is based on Sir Edwin Arnolds
work. "The Light of Asia" and viii
be presented in the manner made pop
ular by the production OF "Sumurun,"
J. Warren Kerrigan is starred with
Dorothy Davenport in THE Reckoning
Trail a marvellous drama of love and
adventure in the far West, today at the
orpheum. The play is in five acts
and during its entire length It is one
thrill after another. The story seems
to suit the stalwart personality OF Mr..
kerrlgan, and 1t is said that he never
appeared in more appealing stellar
role. Francis Ford and Grace Cunard
appear in another chapter OF their in
teresting circus romance, Peg o. tho
Ring"
Tomorrow, Myrtle Gonzales will be
seen in sharmiug role in "The Sc
cret of the swamp" Bluebird mas
terDiece in five acts.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

comedian at movie prices-heretofor
he has appeared exclusively in the
Zlegfeld FolIies-which has played 20
the " audiences throughout the couu-
try. a
o.
The Frank Hatch-Robcrt T.. Ho.
mans farce, The Blue Envelope" goes
on tour next month. The cast will be
headed by Edward Garyic and Carrie
Reynolds. There will be but one com
pany presenting the play. Tho tour
VIII begin in New England and will
include the principal cities Of the
East and middle West.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

the State for one year, and Of the county
In which he or abe offers to vote. for
sixty days next preceding such offer, shall
be permitted to vote while such disability
continues; but no person In the military
naval or marine service Of the United
States shall be deemed a resident OF this
State By reason OF being stationed there
in"
The proposed amendment Is designated
as "WomBns Suffrage mendment" and or
the Official ballot to be voted at said cleo.
tion WIFI be printed the following:
BALLOT on CONSTITUTIONAL WON.
ANS SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT.
Amending Section one OF Article Four.
For ratification Of woman's Suffrage
Amendment.
Against ratification OF womanS sur.
frnge Amendment.
Those favorlng the ratification of said
amendment viii vote For Ratification OF
womnn's Suffrage Amendment and those
opposing will vote Against Ratification Of
Womans Suffrage Amendment"
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
Of the State. at the Capitol, this eighth dny
Of August. In the wear Of our lord One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen, and
NJ the State the Fifty.fourth.
by the Governor,
HENRY y. HATFIELD.
STUART F. REED,
Secretary Of state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

les, comes realization-with pangs
7 conscience and remorse. He seeks
to forget his past in art and one mas
terpiece so clears his vision that he
sees 1.-THE Light at Dusk" and is
shown the way. Frank Daniels C"Col.
Nutt') appears in THE Piano Tuner,
q clever comedy. One reel of cartoons
is also shown.
Thursday, Billie Burke will be seen
In '+The Floating Trap" chapter four
teen of "Gloria's Romance" Winnifrcd
Greenwood and Franklin Richie will
be seen in Dust" a i've act Mutual
star production.
I Philip Klein. tho son Of Charles
Klein, who was on tho Lunitauia, has
produced in New York Lis fUther'a lRat
play, THE Guilty Man." which Is
founded on FroRcoia Copgsea story,
lie Coupnble,
Ono OF the cleycreat bits OF acting
ever seen on inc scroon. ia said 10 lIko
place in the last part OF tho LaEky
production OF Tho Dream Girl" in
which Mao Murray IS aoon ~ tho
Grand today in tho stellar role. Tho
incident is between tho distinguished
artists, Theodore Roberta and James
Neill, when one az the dlaaoluto father
: OF girl of the slumH, meets tho diSnl-
: fed grandfather OF a wealthy young
man. This little incident Is said 10 be
worth going miles 10 sec. Tho Dream
Girl Is Paramount program picture.
: The added attraction ia tho Burton
: Holmes Paramount Travels.
Tomorrow, G. Aubrey Smith and
Eleanor Woodruff will appear in Val
liam j. Locke's masterpiece "JRftery"
in six acts. Tho added attraction will
ibe Beatrice Fairfax"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

now, in view of the prison reforms
which are sweeping the country and
the sentiment manifested against cap
ital punishment.
In its essence the spectacular and
massive production of THE Garden Of
Allah coming to the Robinson Grand
September 20 for limited engagement
OF two performances, is the vivid stage
picturing (not motion pictures) OF the
northern Sahara. The great expen-
diture OF thought, money and material
in two of the nine big scenes-the pro-
logue, The Spirit of the Desert and
the sandstone in the waste region
about the Great Mogar, will be enough
to insure for this impressive drama u
bright spot in lasting memory. Brains,
energy, skill and material resource
are laid under contribution in the
creation Of these truly great moments.
college Girls" is tho title Of the
nuaicRl comedy put on by tho Lord
and Vernon Musical Comedy Company
at tho Palace thoatcr for today and
tomorrow A number Of new songs
and spocLalties are introduced in this
program and It Is even better than the
show that pleased hundreds the first
two days OF this week.
An added attraction for tomorrow
and Friday will be q two reel feature
Of Bert Williams. This comedy en-
titled "A Natural Born Gambler" en-
bodies many of the specialties which
have earned Bert Williams tho title
OF Americas greatest comedian" and
is made exceptionally funny by the
droll pantomime and facial express
sions so characteristic Of Bert VIII
liams. This is the first chance the
public has had of seeing this funny
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
BIG PEACE TALK
OPENS CAMPAIGN

its vice-presidents and executive
committeeman are:
Henry Lane Wilson. former am
bassador to Mexico; Prof. George
Grafton Wilson, of Harvard: Jacob
II. Schlff, Richarl Olney Samuel w.
Mccall, governor of Massachusetts;
Myron T. Herricl1, former ambassa-
dor to France; Senator Alice Pom
creme, Peter b. Meldrln, Isaac N.
Seligman, Williams Hodges Mann,
Wayne McVoagh. Mrs. Borden Har-
rlman, former Judge George Gray.
Cardinal Gibbons, David r. Francis.
ambassador to Russia; John Frank
lin Fort. former governor OF New
Jersey; Governor Woodbright n.
Ferris, OF Michigan: Jacob VI. Dick
inson. former secretary Of war; SEN
ator Albert b. Cummins, of Iowa;
Theodore Burton, former senator
from Ohio: Darwin p. Kingsley,
president OF New York Life Insur-
ance Company Mabel T. Boardman,
Alexander Graham Bell. Lyman ABB
bolt. A, Lawrence Lowell, president
of Harvard University; Edward 4.
FIlene, of Boston; Hamilton Holt,
editor OF the independent" Theo-
dore Marburg former ambassador 10
Belgium; Prof. John Bates Clark, Of
Columbia University; Charles Stew
art DAVIDSON. Philip II. Gadsden,
John Hays Hammond. John Grler
Hibben, president Princeton Unlver-
sity; DR.. Frederick Lynch, Prof. Leo
S. Rowe, Finley ]. Shepard, Oscar s.
Straus and General Frank S. Street.
err.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

II Madame Johanna Gads needed
od on the pghes despite rearEs attributed to her denied
alleged completely
the famous continued until
smiling protest
Friends Of the
confidence country which
she has the
in
return TO the AIetropoIan 0noa House
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
4 is a Fiva-Att Production
Entitled "The Light at

The Bljou feature today is "The
Light at Dusk starring Orrin John
Jon. II is said to he one Of the best
offerings in Clarksburg this season.
Relentless, Dhiless. self-seeking an
kutocrat who has forced his way from
The pennry Of Russian peasantshlp to
the power of an American steel king
vladimir Kretoysky smears the pal
id paste Of poverty over the mill
llayes who are his brothers. In his
luxury he forgots also his wife and
laughter, stranded in far-ofr Rus
lian hovel, and re-marries a society
leader. Then. when his second wife
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
American fisheries yield return
OF $50. 900. 0O0-double that Of Eng
land.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE or WEST VIRGINIA.

4 Proclamation: b the Governor.
1, Henry b. lintheld Governor Of the
Constitution and laws Of said state. an
nOnnclng 10 the voters Of the State Of
wcat Virginia that. on the ~, next
after the first Monday In Noyeu 10 the
year one Thousand .Nlhe Inn e ana
sixteen, ut the general election held on
that day. there win be submitted for rnti-
Gcntion or rejection an amendment to the
Consultation Of said States as follows: to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

Bert Niehoff's recent absence from
>he lineup after a spike wound on
the hip in a game with the Pirates
showed Pat Moran and his Phillies
how much a good man is missed.
Niehoff was able to return sooner
than had been hoped. Bert has been
having q wonderful season with the
Phillies this yeaE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

Emily Stevens, who has won a high
place among the screens greatest
stars as well as on the stage. has be-
gun work on tremendously strong
five-part production, Capital Punish
ment," an original story written esDec-
tally for her by Katherine Knyanaugh.
The theme OF this powerful drama
deals with tho weakness Of circun-
stantial evidence, when human life
is at stake. 1t is exceedingly timely
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
HAROLD LOCKWOOD ARD NAY ALLISON IN a SCENE FRor
THEIR NEWEST METRO PICTURE MISTER 49, PRODUCED
By THE HORKE Film CORPORATION.

the Of
they wondering
production
a. and their hotel Otto
automobile for xpectantly
This snapshot made of Mr. 10 wood and Miss Allison by Lester
their leading who big Indian
Indian fashion made his through the bushes The
signifies
automobile
1at further back the road.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

That Section one Of Article four Of snid
Constitution as II Is now is to be altered
and amended so as to read Ms follows
Section one lie citizens OF the State
vote Mt all elections held within the coun-
ties in which they respectively reside. but
no person who il minor or Of unsound
mind. or n pauper, or who is under conyic-
tlon of treason, or bribery In an cleo
ton, or who has not been II resident Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
League to Enforce Peace Con-
ference is Held in the City
of New York.

>.,,,,, IsrSg,LL 70 rHF T1IhoehA,
Ne" lOhh' sept IA CONFER
ence Of tho officers and field secre-
taries OF tho League to Enforce
pooco ~ ,yh.,., .,..pros,do,+ rnr. I,
-, " "'i'N'' - ''''',' ~ .
heau' began moro today as the Initial
move in tho leagues nationwide
campnlrn In behalf of its nlatform.
which proyldes for the formation 81
league Of rntions infer the close
OF Tho nroscrt wnT. IN Eurona
Ono Of mo ,entures of the Ieapue,s
nIntfnr,n "a !, nronosaI tbnt the IoInt
armed and econnmIc rorcee ~ a
combination n nations be rsod
against INV ono NJ its mombars which
bevina hoottI,t,ca ~ declares ,var ~,
another momhcr whiIo ncrotiatIons
for nrnceSrI sottIomcrt aro norJ-
inp 6thcr nrow,slora ~ tbo nIat
form nrn rnr mn intornotionni cn"rt
~ insticc y corrciI - cnnnii,,t,op
md n coii0cation ~ ,ntnrn. 'I ~,
lon ~ - e'o''"'
~ 1,st yvoor
Tho conference viii Inst a week,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06
Orrin Johnson Appears
In Strong Film at Biiou

Sidney Herbert. Walter Kingsford,
nIss Mary Worth and Miss Edith
Shayne have been engaged for prin-
cipal parts in John Drew's new play,
Major Pendennis," which will be pro-
duced the FIRST week in October by
John D. Williams.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

Perhaps ten minutes devoted to
reading the store ads In tho Telegram
will show you how to save some real
money" on todays purchases.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-09-06

II the "ad" in the Telegram in
terests you, go and inspect that bar
gain and do 1t promptly!
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28
SYNOPSIS.

On Windward Island Palidori intrigues
Mrs Golden into an appearance OF vNh
which causes Golden 20 capture anu IoI-
ture the Italian by branding his race ana
crushing his hand Palidorl Hoods lhe Is =
land ami kidnaps Golden's little daughter
Margery. Twelve years later in New orh
a Masked one rCscues Margery from Lee
gar and takes her TO her fathers nome.
Legar sends Golden a demand Tor the
chart The coveted chart Is lost IN a
nght between Manley and one OF LeSar' $
henchlAen. but IS recovered by the Laush-
ing Mask. Count Da EspareS ngureS In q
dubious attempt to entrap LeSar anu
claims to have killed him. Golden's mouse
is dynamited during "A masked DaIl. Le-
gar escapes but Da Espares is crushed IL
the ruins. Margery rescues the Laughing
Mask from the police. Manley finds Mar
gerry not Indifferent to his love. lie saves
her from MauN.s poisoned arrows MAI
ley plaLs mock funeral which falIs 10
accomplish the desired purpose, the cap
ture of the Iron Claw and his gang. Mar
gerry is saved from death at the hanus OF
the Iron Claw by the Laughing Mask. An
attempt by the Iron Claw 10 plow up tne
O'MaTa cottage is frustrated In the mex
of time The Laughing Mask dlscloses
his identity 70 Margery. Nargery over
hears the policies plan to take the LauBh-
Ing Mask prisoner and hasters TO warn
him. They escape both the police ana
the Iron Claw. Later the Laughing Mask
Is almost taken while with Margery al
her home lie eludes capture, MarBery )
father tells her that the Mask mas hle'
death. A mysterious woman frlshtehs
Legar's henChman into promise OF con
fession To clear the Laughing Mask. She
meets Margery and discloses herself e
that young lady as David Manley lie
gar and his gang get possession OF SON,
loot and IS ape, taxing MarEery WIZ
them The Laughing Mask adds. TO hi'
mysteriogsness by once more saving heI
from death.
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28
SIXTEENTH EPISODE
The Unmasking of DaVy.

In that gloomy sanctuary Of evil
doers known as the Owls Nest, Jules
Legar bent over the half sheet of pa
per on which the pen in his lean fin
gers was inscribing certain cryptic
characters. Then he quickly folded the
strip of parchment, placed it in an en-
velope, and securely gummed down
the flap with the aid of the iron hook
which took the place of his missing
left hand.
Crossing the dank tagging Of the
subterranean chamber, he stood be-
fore rat.faced individual, who
suuinted slavishly up at him with ore
good eye Although fortified by liber
al portions of the OWLS illicit brew, II
was evident that One-Lamp Louie
nourished an unwholesome dread OF
that scar-marked tyrant. who brooked
no infraction of his malign authority
"Cut out that booze and listen tc
me-" commanded Legar in curt tones
you know the place where those bulls
from headquarters gave us such
lively run that had to cache that Var
Horn swag. Get out there as quick al
you can ard turn this envelope Owe
TO Dutch I'-ank, who will be waiting
with Tony R5fello along the road nea
the lake. They will know what to dc
and remember-no bungling on thi
job"
AS the one-eyed gangster placed tn
F,.1 in
Alunk 7rt Of ttt,t harborage of humal
derelicts, it w-'i6 have boded i'll TO
his peace If m,Zl could he have see
at that N ,ment into the dark cubby
hole where that nocturnal old has
the Owl, neste1 during the dayligh
hours. In that uusavory retreat stoo
a motionless figure, with one ca
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28

THAT blum don't work" he replied,
mot when we know the Laughing
Mask was wounded in the left hand
not half an hour ago" Then he
solemnly enunciated, David Man
ley, you are under arrest!"
With these words he deXterously
slipped the handouts over the secre-
tary's wrists.
"But this is preposterous, Captain
Bracket" declared Enoch Golden
somewhat heatedly. Il would as soon
think of accusing my own daughter
Of being the Laughing Mask as this
boy, who has stood by me through all
my troubles"
I'm sorry. Mr.. Golden, but the law
must take it's course" answered the
smug-faced police officer. Il didn't
make any move until | was sure OF
what l was doin', though I've had my
suspicious ever since found this here
piece OF joolry on your library floor
the time the Laughing Mask gave us
the slip"
Fishing in a deep sidepocket, he
irew out a gold cuff link with the let
tcrs d. NJ. monogrammed on its oval
| face.
you'll have to do lot of explainin'
before you get through" he thundered
at Davy in a third-degree voice, "and
since you say you amt the Laughing
Mask, you might as we'll commence by
tellin us how he happened to drop this
sleeve button with your initials on 1t.
Il guess you'll have to do your duty
captain" came his low-toned deply
81 have no explanation to offer you"
Suddenly from behind lace hang
ing stepped familiar figure holding
a black automatic in his hand. His
features were hidden by a yellow
mask, the mouth slit curving into al
enigmatic smile.
The Laughing Mask!" involunta
rily burst from the astounded group
Entirely at your service" came thu
mocking rejoinder. Then he crieC
tersely. Throw up your hands, all o
you. The cuff link which this highl!
intelligent officer considers so very i'm
portant was borrowed by me bccaus
The Yale expositor., 1916-12-28
, one Laughing MASK IKE sinking Jungle


cats hunting In pairs.
The next moment those creeping
figures had avalanched themselves up
on him, knocking his weapon from his
hand and bearing him heavily to the
ground under their combined weight.
Fighting with a courage born of des-
peration, the Laughing Mask with one
supreme effort shook off the clutches
of his unwieldy opponents and sprang
to his feet, the strip Of white paper
still gripped in his left hand.
One-Lamp Louie, seeing his oppor.
tunity, levelod the revolver and fired
at close range. A stinging pain in his
left hand forced him to inyoluntarily
relincuish his hold ON the crumpled
bit OF paper, and a puff Of wind sent
it kiting high above his head.
The astonished girl. sitting as mo-
tionless as an equestrian statue, had
barely time to gather her scattered
wits, when that disputed scrap OF
parchment came gently floating down
the breeze. She knew that paper must
have some great intrinsic value or the
Laughing Mask would net have jeop
ardized his life for its possession.
Wheeling her tender-mouthcd horse
in his tracks, she struck him a sharT
blow with her riding crop. Smart
ing under this unusual indignity, he
launched out like a black thunderbolt
| toward tho startled gangsters block
ing his path. Margery swung low like
an Indian and scooped up the paper.
AS Margery swept past the last oi
her enemies she saw the black limou
sine backing out from the shrubber!
just ahead of her. and by herculeaI
effort succeeded in pulling up barrel!
in time TO avoid n collision with tha
mysterious vehicle. Just then tn,
Laughing Mask, with his left hant
hastily bandaged, burst cut Of tn
bushes and ran swiftly toward tn
waiting motor car. He stopped in sud
den wonderment as he saw the serene
eyed girl who smilinGly extended
frayed and soiied strip OF white paper
"I don't know whether this is you
property" she said lightly as he cam