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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1916-12-08
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&. "XVILLIAM' LANCER.

J, .s;:s."'WILLIAM. LANCER"
Take Under Advisement.
This unique session of the North Da.
kota supreme court continued until Of.
ter Z o'clock last evening, when the
provisional court adjourned, and act.
ing Chief Justice Charles A. Pollock Of
Fargo announced that the question
would be taken under advisement.
The house chamber was we'll filled
throughout the proceedings, promi-
nent attorneys from all sections TO the
state being in attendance.
\ Certificates Issued.
Certificates bearing the signature of
Thomas Hall, secretary of, state, only,
were issued the justices:elece early
yesterday afternoon. The signature
of Governor Hanna could not be OBJ.
tanned for. the reason that he was in
Mandan. The signature of one other
member of the state board of canvas
sers must be attached before the GER
tificates become effective. The certi-
ficates read that the bearers shall hold
Office from the first Monday in Deem
Der, as have read all other certificates
issued justices Of the supreme court
since North Dakota achieved state
hood. Ia.
Will Enjoin Treasurer.
"We will, of course" stated William
Lemke before leaving for Fargo last
evening, instruct the treasurer to
honor no salary warrants which the
justices of the supreme court, now re.
tired. may present for the month Of
December There was q legal way OF
adjusting this matter; everything
could have been fixed without trouble
had the retiring justices, shown q de-
sire to do SO. As it is, we will stand
our ground. Justices Robinson, Bird
cell and iGrace form. the majority OF
the legally constituted supreme court
Of North Dakota. They do not intend
to do anything radical; they onot' ex-
pect to held mp the, work of the SUI
freIne toIrt, but they do withhold the
right to review every act Of the su-
preme court dating from the first Mon
day in December
A Hanley sidesteps.
The provisional court yesterday was
of four members instead Of
five. as originally contemplated Judge
]. u. Hanley. Of gMandan, the nth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
American Trades Greatest
Problem to Be Attitude of
BeMgerentS, Says Patchin

ployrd ga The United States is pro
tuc.Dg foodSture raw materials and
manufacture finding sale in UMPIRE
cedeEted markets abroad When
The Way ends this abnormal demand
vii be curtailej. and part 81 ths
labor End 'tselt without employmeu,
unless foreign outlets FOR commod!.
lies required in peace are found O.
take the place % munitions and
other merchandise required BY m.
activities OF war and the inability
~ the belligerents 10 supply their
own demands
The United states has long en-.
'oyed what amounts 20 most-fsvored
nation Treatment under European
tarHs Various nations gave thei-
European neixhbors tariff cVaces
sions not extended 20 the United
States but this did not apply 20 The
articles which tho United States
chiefly exported 20 Europe The
United States admits European pro
duets or basis 90 equality one ua.
tiou with the other Asrer he wa
the United States hoves 20 expo-
an Increasing Volume ~ manutac
'r-", 20 Europe. as well as foot
s'g-s aHt raw materials
WI, such cowuod .'iaS receive III
Same 'rss'mcr' as hose - meu
hers 90 The two .ror~-,tr ..1ti,rr.,. -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Private " RrcSu. ~ - Aylm ~
ave % Windsor Private R r.
Clarke OF Detroit Lance-Cor0.
George STEPHENS Wa.Seryille J..
Rem, W 81 Han II A BELL and
NJ Kelly, % me Seventeen oa'
ralior. A Wilson Ti.bu-y George
Gregory Mcdonald. Ninety.nirth BAT
TALON J. Mcqueen. o. Essex, F.
Fontain and II carr Of the Nine
ryrinth Private a Grouns, o'
Tabury William Morley. windsor
C. n G Ha',oTsu Wa.kerviile.
have been wounded
Lieut. Murray r Smith. co-usr-
der OF fha Essex platoon. o, he
Ninety tu-- battalion Vas serious
Is wounded Also
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
WINDSOR BOY OF
GERMAN BLOOD
DIES FOR ALLIES

James Mathes. IS years old. son
of Hugo Mathers. now OF Windsor
but formerly a sergeant In one Of
Emperor Williams famous regi-
ments. was killed on the Somme
front while serving with the Ninety
ninth battalion Of the Allied army
Notice OF his death WAS received
by his father, Monday. Mr. Mathes
has relatives In the kaisers army
now.
Another border soldier killed is
Private s. Bowie whose parents live
in Flint. The wounded are Pri-
Yates Norman McLaren, Church-st..
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

.Ga' needless discrimination aga!ns;
the United States will not pay
luactlon is an invitation 20 dis
elimination Commercial prepared
ness may prevent h. OF II {, De az.
.awu-tt soon end IT,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

The National Reform association
has called 90 convention 20 meet to
dag In Tremon- temple, Boston. 20
consider the relation % the Euro
pean war and The worlds dis
frpSseE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Thousands o. delegate are So
pected a. F. Paso today tor The
opening OF 'be International Farm
Congress and International lrr! ga
ton Congress
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17

Ham and eggs e.. and
q busy one ls the -...e ~ 1,5-.
Karr. OF Chicago Rao la. Us. c-i-
bTated her one hundred and d''a
birthday she Says -ls does no.
eat pie Or cake Mrs KA-p came
70 America from Germany .f years
ago She does nor speak English
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-17
LEE AXWORTHY
To TRY AGAIN
Trotting Champion Will At
tempt to Lower :5Sh Mark
at Atlanta

ATLANTA, Ga, oct Lee Az
worthy will attempt 70 heat 1is new
mark OF I.5S IA some time durihe
the Atlanta Grand circuit meeting.
which started yesterday and ptoo.
ably will start the exhibition milo
"Wednesday. The track here Is new.
but the big line horse men Ike x
and II is not unlikely that the A.
ianta meeting will become very
popular.
This is the prettiest race course
IN America. The track, which is
made OF the red Georgia clay tha.
grows great cotton, surrounds a lax
and In few places If built over
lagoons. In other spots IL - cu'
thru rock. For all its trimmings Il
is quite track.
Three races went yesterday, all IN
straight heats The summary
a;o5 CLASS PACE IN .. PURSE
Go,die G.. blk < by VIII
Tranby valentine .......
Altawood. gr. IN. (MgrphyJ.
Camelia. p. m 'AQNl D..
Ttme-2.10 2'06is 05As
2.iO CLASS TRDT. ~ =. PURSE
s. zoe
bennington. ch bv Bellini
tGeersl -........ .,......
BAcelIi, b. = white ........
Brisac blk tMlrphyJ ....
Zombro Clay also ran
Titne-2.0SA nTia HfAa
els CLASS PACE. ~ p. PURSE
$1,000
Hai Conner br p. hv Alcct
Hal tChiidsi ...... ...-..
Tony n D. z iBauks1 .....
The Aim blk G. tNrIanon5
Time 0qi. 2.llls 2.e9.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
HEAVY SHOWS IN NORTH
WEST Prevented ARRIVAL
IN TIME FOR FUNERAL

Airs. Lydia c. Glanville and son Rob
ert arrived Saturday morning from
Seattle Mrs. Glanville left for Canon
in response 10 message informing
her OF the death of her sister, Mrs.
Cora Richardson. On account of the
heavy SHOWS through the northwest
they were delayed SO long that they
failed to reach here in time for the
funeral, which was held Friday after
noon.
They made the trip over the North
ern Pacific through Montana and were
on the first train to come through from
the coast in week. Local trains
made short runs. but the SHOWS have
seriously interfered with coast traf-
fc.
Mrs. Gianvilic and Robert will pend
several months here visiting her
mother. Mrs. Robert Chase
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20

OF business.
ANY person or persons violating any
OF the provisions of this ordinance
shall. upon conviction thereof. be fined
not more than twenty-five dollars and
costs for the first offense and not more
than fifty dollars and costs for any
subsequent ofense. and in case of will
fui and persistent violations of this
ordinances. may, upon conviction. be
imprisonse in the clty jail for NOT
more than sixty days. and the court
may in its discretion suspend or revoke
any license held from the City by per-
sons so convicted TO operate any We
hicle within said City. or the use OF
the vehicle from said City permitting
the use of the vehicle with which the
offense was committed
City Marshal c. F. Skinner made an
informal report 10 the city council on
Monday night in relation to the en-
forcement OF the ordinance. in the
curse OF which he said that some
little trouble was being experienced
in securing compliance with its re-
quiremerts: due largely to the fact
that people generally were not aware
that new traffic regulations had been
enacted. The public for the mos, part.
continued the city marshal. is conform
Ing to It's provisions and what opposi-
tion now exists TO the ordinance will
be overcome when it is better under
stood.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
FUNERAL OFiTAOMAS EVANS
HELD MONDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral Of the late Thomas
Evans. ". .i;ed at III, ssEiiiv home
on roplar avenue. Lincoia Park. last
Thursday. took place from the under
taking chapel Of J. Thomas on No..n
Fourth street at O'Clock this af-
ternoon and was conducted by Rev.
A. l.. Chase. pastor of the First NJ. L.
church. Burial was at Lakeside ,eme-
ter.
Nj. Evans had been an invalid for
a couple OF years from complication
OF diseases and the annc,iarsn,eas OF
his death was not unexpect II oy his
friends and neighbors. Deceased was
aged 80 years. 10 months and 81 days
lie leaves besides the sorrowirg wife
two children. a son and daughter.
Mr. Evans will be remembered as
having at one cimc conducted mer.
camille business on Lincoln Park.
A brother from Pennsylvania ar
rived day or two ago from Pennsyl-
vanin to attend the funeral service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
STATE CAPITOL LETTER

will think long time before he gives
up certainty for such an uncertain
proposition as a Democratic nomina-
ton in this Republican year
Others mentioned are Senator Car.
riner Of Jefferson county, Mr.. Wheeler
of Grand Junction and George Dunk.
lee OF Denver.
Among the Republicans this ques.
ton is exciting even more interest
than among the Democrats, because
they believe the man they nominated
will be elected. They point to the
greatly Improved conditions at present
as contrasted with the disorder and
turbulence Of the previous six years.
They ere proud Of the constructive
work Of the last legislature and they
do not believe the people of the state
win repudiate this fine record.
II is generally conceded that Gov.
Carlson is entitled to a nomination
for second term. He will. probab
ly. be a candidate and many believe
N4ot nc - 7E'tidi tbOdcduuS VI NONte3
stronger than any other man who can
be nominated.
1t Is recognized that Gov. Carlson
is not as strong in Denver as In other
parts OF the state. A fight will be
made on him by the liquor forces and
by another clique of politicians who
opposed him two years ago. But re-
ports from over the state indicate
that in the country districts Gov. Carl
son win be stronger than ever.
Names OF other possible candidates
are being suggested. Allison Stocker
has practically announced his candi-
dacy and II he gets enough encour-
asement will run against Carlson in
the primaries. The names of Frank
Goudy and Sam Nicholson are also
being talked about
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
GOV. CARLSON DISCUSSED
THE CIDER QUESTION

Secretary f. a. Bradbury of the
q -, City Chamber Of Commerce is
'ts1..e letter from Governor
Capifo, soels,..@stion of the man
uiacr.. ' Big" cider and
their reiatio. ion law
of the state. .oTt jan. the mat
ter discussed. IA s Arosss. Utmost in
terest to the people- fof Canon City
and Fremont county. the letter is pub
hshed in foil.
State OF Colorado. Executive Cham
Der. Denver, Jan. Is. 1916.
My dear Mr.. bradbury:
beg TO acknowledge receipt of your
esteemed communication OF Jan. 18th
regarding the manufacture Of sweet
cider. which you understand is to be
prohibited through a ruling OF the at
torney general.
] am sorTy this impression was got
ten out. for the attorney general has
not made a ruling OF any kind in re-
gard to this particular question. II
is sincerely hoped by General Farrar
and myself that the business OF man
ufacturing cider can be carried on in
Colorado without conflicting in any
way with the prohibition law. To
determine whether or not this is pos
sfble the state chemist and the pure
food inspector are conducting expert
menss and making analyses on sam
pies OF sweet cider preserved with
the different preseryatives used.
You will therefore see that at pres
ent II is simply a matter Of investi-
cation. II II is found that these pre-
seryatives actually prevent sweet ci-
der FROM becoming Intoxicating of
course there will be no Interference.
II. however, II is found that It is i'm
Possible 10 preserve cider so as 10
prevent IL from becoming intoxicat-
ing then obviously the manufacture
and sale OF il is. in violation of the
law and will be prohibited.
appreciate thoroughly the great
yaiue OF the apple and cider industry
in Fremont county and wish to take
this opportunity to assure the mem
bers OF the Canon City Chamber of
Commerce that we win give every aid
possible TO the fruit growers. who.
am sure. desire to comply with the
iaw. Il Will be necessary to have the
fullest cooperation from the fruit
growers tn<prevent Violations and
esasions. and II this is given. as
confidently expect. ! feel certain the
problem can be dealt with satisfac-
toriiy 10 all concerned.
With very bes. wishes. am
Sincerely yours.
GEORGE A. CARLSON.
Governor
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
AGITATING
ROADWAY
THROUGH
THE GORGE
PROMOTERS OF SCENIC HIGHWAY
FROM DENVER TO MESA VERDE
NATIONAL PARK BACKING THE
PROJECT.
BEGIN END OF TUNNEL DRIVE

There is considerable talk at pres
ent in Canon City, and by highway
enthusiasts throughout the state. OF
the construction of public roadway
for automobiles and other vehicles
from the termination OF the Tunnel
drive on thru to Parkdale, distance
OF eight or nine miles. Among the
promoters and hackers OF the project
are the people who are endeayoring to
secure the construction of the scenic
highway from Denver to the Mesa
Verde National park and the Grand
Canyon OF the Colorado in Arizona
and on TO Los Angeles, California.
Such highway would be by way OF
Canon City and the Rainbow route to
Salida. thence over Poncha pass and
on to the southwest.
The building OF such a roadway
would be difficult and expensive.
but not an insuperable undertaking.
From Gorge station on to point be-
yond the Hanging bridge there would
be stretch of something like three
miles of extremely heavy. tedious and
costly work; tie remainder OF it
would not be any more difficult than
many other mountain roads already
built and in constant use in Fremont
county. Such road, which Is sure to
be built sooner or later. would be one
of the most spectacular. magnificent
and attractive IN the United States
and would annually bring hundreds OF
automobile tourists to this part Of the
state that would, otherwise not in
clude southern Colorado in their It'll
nerary of travel. The Royal Gorge
is celebrated throughout the continent
and if it was known that automobil-
lists could traverse the very heart of il
in their machines over fine highway
a multitude OF visitors would be
brought to Colorado every year that
could not be induced to come here,
by anything else.
The building of an automobile road
through the Royal Gorge to Parkdale
is necessary to the completion and
the rounding out of the usefulness of
the Rainbow route highway and must.
in the very nature OF things. become
a reality in the course of few years.
Its construction would give Cannon
City an advertisement and publicity
that few other enterprises could bring
to it,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
Denver. Colo. Ian. 10. 1916.

Denver. Colo. Ian. 10, 1916.
The Jackson Day Dinner, given by
the Democrats last Saturday night.
and the approaching Lincoln Day BAN
quet to be given by the Republicans
have revived interest in state politics
and evoked a good deal Of discussion
of probable Gubernational candidates.
On the Democratic side Judge Tully
Scott. who acted as toastmaster at
last Saturday nights dinner, is most
frequently spoken of in this connec.
ton. and his friends believe he can
easily capture the nomination il he
decides to go after 1t. But the Judge,
himself, realizes that it is one thing
10 secure the nomination and an en-
|tirely different thing to win In the No
vember election. He is now holding
down a $1,000 year job that is
good for seven more years He knows
the people would not take kindly to
his running for another position IN
less he st resigned from the bench.
and IL he should resign and then, be
defeated why. then he would have to
go back 10 work again.
After Scott, Judge Gunter is the
most talked of man for this position.
Every one admits that Judge Gunter
is clean man., good citizen and
an able lawyer. But he has a large
law practice. is a man OF wealth. is
not in the best Of health and Is not
particularly anxious to get en5roiled
in the excitement of a red hot political
campaign besides. be has reason to
fear that the radical labor element.
who have in recent years been the
backbone of the party. would not show
much enthusiasm in his support
Then there is Judge Hicks. but he
also is holding the job Of Public Trus-
tee that pays $1,000 a year. and he
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
BULGER DENIED RE-
HEARlNG IN SANITY CASE

a second hearing in the sanity case
was denied Col. Jas. c. Buiger. the
convicted slayer of l.. F. Nicodemus,
by Judge W. D. Wright of the West
Side district court in Denver last Sat
urday
Bulser was recently declared sane
after hearing as to his mental con
dition in the district court. His couu-
sci sought to show he was of unsound
mind. Bulger has been sentenced to
be executed the week of Feb. 81.
The new hearing was asked on the
ground of thirty-nine alleged errors
in Judge wright's rulings in the re-
cent Investigation. Judge Wright
ruled Saturday that the recent hear
ing was matter OF favor and not a
matter of right Balger's attorneys
theiv intention OF appeal
ing the case TO the supreme court.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
THE new
TRAFFIC
ORDINANCE
IN FORCE

Ordinance No. !. series 1916. re-
Gently passed by the city council for
the regulation of traffic on the streets
SO as 70 minimize the danger from ac-
ridcnts Is now in full force and ef-
feet Il is DESIGNATED as the traffic
ordinance and sapercedes all previ-
ous legislation on the subject by the
council
In view OF the fact tina, Il embodics
some new rules relating 70 the driy-
ing and operation OF automobiles, was-
ons. carriages and other vehicles with
In the city limits. particularly in the
business section. the authorities are
desirous of having the public familiar
ize itself with its provisions. To at
tain this object copies OF the ordi-
nance have been posted by the city
marshal at the various garages. livery
barns and other places about town
where they may he seen by people in
terested in such matters.
The ordinance is the most complete
and comprehensive OF its character
ever adopted by the city and its obser-
vance will be a splendid thing for the
community as IL will reduce the posi-
bility OF accidents on the street. both
to the drivers OF conveyances of all
kinds. as well a sto pedestrians. to
almost nothing. II would be well for
owners OF automobiles and horse-drawn
vehicles of every description to get a
copy OF the ordinance and study its
requirements as penalties are attach
ed for their violation which tho city
marshal Is instructed TO enforce As
the ordinance has already been pub
lished in full in the Daily Record and
its demands been made known In 9TH
er WAYS 1t Is not necessary to repro
duce II at this time. Il requires from
the drivers OF all kinds OF vehicles q
strict Observance of the laws OF the
road" with such other addenda as
seems essential 10 the protection and
well being OF the public. Section
three declares that:
The police department shall see
thar this ordinance is posted in all
public stables and at all garages, and
shali keep copies OF them at all OF its
stations and issue them upon applica-
tion. And Il shall be the duty Of the
owners and persons In charge OF all
public stables. garages and other sta.
pIes where vehicles are kept for hire
to see that this ordinance is kept post,
cd thcrein. u alao shall he the duty
Of all persons keepine and operating
delivery wagona. trucks and similar
vehicles to keep copy q thcee ragu.
lilloar poatad In coanpleoaas plaeoa
= thSlr respective eseblet ~ I|ls
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
TRINIDAD WINS IN
FAST BASKET BALL GAME


The event of the season in local
basket ball circles was the contest
between the Trinidad high school or
ganization and the South Canon high
school team at the Y. NJ c. A. gym
nasium Saturday night, Ii was enc
of the fastest, cleanest and best games
O fthe kind ever witnessed here and
was followed by much interest by a
large crowd of enthusiastic fans and
admirers of the sport.
Although the Trinidad aggregation
won by a score of 3s 10 81, il was
only achieved by the visitors after the
hardest and most skillful playing in
which they had ever engaged. The
contest was characterized by excellent
team work throughout by both sides
and it was impossible at any time to
forecast with any degree of certainty
which would be the winner, although
the chances seemed to favor South
Canon. The south side team took
the lead soon after the beginning OF
the game and at the end of the first
half the score stood is to 1e in its
favor.
There was some splendid individual
plays by members OF .each-team. the
honors in that respect being about
evenly divided.
The Trinidad aggregation is COM
posed of bunch OF fine young fel-
lows that thoroughly understand all
of the ins and outs OF basket ball.
as their exemplihcation of the game
last Saturday night conclusively dem
onstrated.
Rossi, one of the Trinidad players,
was rather badly hurt during the con-
test on the floor of the gymnasium
as the result of running into one of
his associates and had to be taken
to DR.. Holmes office for the treat
n,ent of his injuries Rossi was
knocked down and an ugly scalp
wound inflicted. necessitating surgical
attention to check the flow of blood.
Thre9 stitches We're taken in his
scalp.
Trinidad substituted for Rossi to FIN
ish the game young man who had
had one OF his fingers broken in the
contest with Colorado Springs the
night before. At the time Rossi was
injured the score was 81 10 IS in favor
of South Canon.
The game. which closed at 9:f5. was
refereed by II. H. Maxwell. physical
director of the Y. NJ C. A.
Although the South Canon boys lost
by a small margin. they have reason
to be proud OF the mastery fight they
made for victory. Most of the Trini-
dad boys remained until Sunday noon
before leaving for home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-20
A SMALL BLAZE IN
SOUTH CANON SUNDAY

Tie ire department was summoned
TO 121 South First street. South Canon.
shortly after O'Clock Sunday after,
noon TO assist in extinguishing
threatened conflasration Al that place.
4 blaze had In some way started ia
bath rom that had been built to the
rear OF the house. but was put out by
q volunteer brigade organized In the
neishborhooA fbefore the arrival Of the
flrc desnStnent The fAmes' aia not
|Gss Into ~ nAin pAst q abe hnildln9
lard The aanaga % he propaFty uAn
|nnhll.