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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-06

have erred they have redress in the
supreme court and it is my fault if l
have made any error in that respect
and it is not your fault.
Now there are many things that
have transpired here. l have seen
some very disgraceful proceedings by
the audience in this case-some have
never seen in court of justice before,
and it indicates to me that there are
certain people in this audience-1
don't know what they are-who must
have perverted minds, people that
full flag with the stars and stripes,
men that are not entitled to live in any
community and I am ashamed of them.
l have also heard remarks passed
while have been near, stating that
have been unfair and unjust, that l
have not given the plaintiff a fair
show. have heard remarks of GER
tain person who stated that "That lit
tie judge before Manahan gets through
with him will be down on his knees
remarks of that kind amongst the aud
fence.
Now I have endeavored to do my
duty as an American citizen, honestly,
faithfully and justly in the sight of
God and I am not ashamed Of anything
I have done at this trial.
And another thing desire, and de-
sire as a matter of privilege to speak
about-while walking down town to-
day for dinner I walked ahead of a
couple of gentlemen, who am sorry
to say are attorneys in this case, and
I heard some remarks, and l was with
gentlemn who heard them at the
same time, stating words to this effect:
"That we will have a meeting in the
Opera House next Sunday. It will be
crowded to over-fowing. I will remain
here until that time and we will talk
this case over from beginning to end,
and we will show them how this case
originated" One of the other per-
sons with him said, Eyes, they are 60
ing to have meeting today and we
will tell them all about it." Now, I
want to say this, gentlemen, that am
here. am not afraid of them and l
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-06
JUDGE KNEESHAW DIRECTS
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANTS
CONTINUED from page ~

and turned over to the bank at that
time.
The evidence shows in this case, by
Mr.. Youmans himself-the undisputed
evidence-that on or about the 26th
day of October, before that LIST day Of
November, that he and his clerks took
about two days, or two and half or
three days-I forget the exact number
of days and parts of nights, preparing
a lot of papers, and that as a result of
such preparation they turned out some
100000 worth of paper; then out of
that 100000 or so of paper they took
S52, 800 of that and put it in the bank
and credited the account Of the Trust
Company and drew checks against
such sum.
After that $4,000, as ordered out
by the former Banking Board, was
taken out, the evidence shows that
some of those same assets were re-
placed and put back into the bank,
contrary to the instructions of the
Board. Now, gentlemen of the Jury,
out of this 100000 worth of paper
that was manufactured between the
26th day of October and the LIST day
OF November in his Office it appears
from the undisputed evidence Of Mr..
Youmans himself that he got harvest
hands, men that he hadn't known be-
fore, men without any property what
ever, and that he decided some lands
to them and took mortgages back
from them on the land, in some cases
as high as $4,000 from the same man,
and another of $4,000 and another
instance of S21, 900. That in addition
to deciding this property at this time,
when the deal was completed he would
take a deed back from this harvest
hand or hobo, whatever he was-a
man without any property-a dummy,
so to speak, and would retain title in
his name and would not record the
latter deed. The evidence of Mr.. YOU
mans shows that he would only give
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-06
Special Services at Baptist Church.

Special Services at Baptist Church.
DR.. w. r. Hill, evangelist from
Omaha, is assisting Rev. Edward A.
Deake, pastor of the Baptist church,
at a series of meetings started at the
Baptist church in this city this week.
The meetings will last all of next
week. DR.. Hill is an orator of note
and is delivering some splendid ser
mons. Friday night he will speak to
ladies only on the subject, "Mothers
and Daughters"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-06
BISMARCK DESERTED.

Bismarck, N. D., April 6.-The Cap
itol City is deserted this week and
grass is growing in the streets. Every
state official with the exception Of
John Steen, Treasurer, has gone to
Mlnot. Steen could not leave for he
has to guard the nickels and dimes in
the Golfers of this great common
wealth.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-06

WANTED-At once, place on farm by
woman with son of 20 years. Place
preferred where there is no other
woman. Have had experience in
farm work. Address Mrs. johnson.
Care Y. w. C. A., Minot. tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
:: About Books ::

The following Is q list Of interest
ing books on the west TO be found in
the public library.
Fiction.
Adams--l.og Of Cowboy.
Aiken-The River
Atherton-The Californians.
Beach-Going Some.
Beard sand and Cactus.
Belasco--Girl Of the Golden West.
Bower-Chip OF the Flying L.
Bower--F'lying Us Last Stand.
Bower--ller Prairie knight
Boyles.-I angford OF the Three Bars.
Jackson Ramona.
Kelly Delafield Affair.
Knihbs-Oyerland Red.
knibs-Sundown Slim.
Knapp Dwell in the Desert
Horton--Bred Of the Desert.
Lewis--Wolfviile Days.
Luckhart---Me-Smith.
l4ondon-Nalley OF the Moon.
l.ummis--k King OF the Broncos.
Inmmis-New Mexico David.
L9nn--A step Daughter Of the
Prairie.
Winning the Wilderness.
Muford-Bar-Twenty.
Mulford- Buck Peters Rranchman.
Ryan-For the Soul of Rafael.
Ryan--lndian Love Letters.
Observation-Disclosures Smith.
Wason-Happy Hawkins.
Wason--liappy Hawkins in the
handle.
White--The Wcsterners.
White-The RNerman.
Williamson-Se Secret History.
Wistcr-- The Nireinian
Mister-Red Men and White.
Winning OF Barbara Worth. |
Wright--Eyes of the Word.
Travel and History.
Bostwick--D Different West.
Brady Conquest Of the Southwest
hrady-Winning the Southwest.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Colo
RADIO River
Flora of New Mexico.
lnmaa-old Santa Re Trail
Jamcs-lndian Basketry
James--ln ana out Of the old Mis-
'ions.
James--In and Around the Grand
'anyen.
Laut-Story Of the Trspper. |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

SANTA FE IN WINTER TIME.

1t is difficult to disabuse the aver
age easterner of the idea that Santa
Re and Yuma are Synonymous terms
as far as climate Is concerned. How
ever. something in that direction VIII
he accomplished through a series Of
canVasses exhibited for the first time
by sheldon Parsons the New York
artist, who now makes Santa Fe his
home. The paintings are the result
of this winters work in his studio in
the Cassidy home and the scenes are
familiar to Santa Feans for they are
right in town. But hardly any one
had before this realized how beautiful
Santa Fe is in winter, when snow COW
ers the foothills and the Santa Fee
river broadens and deepens from the
melting SHOWS.
The pictures are revelation to
Santa Zee folk as much as they VIII be
to casterners when seen in the prin-
cipal galleries and exhibits to which
they will be sent The new pictures
number five and are quite contrast
to the paintings of golden fall and
glorious summer through which Mr..
Parsons is best known. One would
imagine that the clear, crisp atmos-
phere of II Santa Fe winter is too elu-
sive aud evanescent a thing for
painters brush, but one veritably feels
1t in the Parsons paintings. The larg
est canvass shows magnificent sweep
of the Rio de Santa Fe at a point
where the Acequia Madre leaves the
river. The water is aglow with the
sunset light which is reflected glor-
ously by the RIFLES and falls. The
banks are lined with willows, their
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sConinued ON Pnge Three.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
TIE CHAPMAN EXHIBIT.

Many motorists and local people as
well are visiting these days the rooms
of the New Mexico Camera club with
its exhibits Of sketches and studies
by *. NJ. Chapman of the School of
American Archaeology. Most of them
are studies Of trees and park scenes
at Woodstock, New York, the famous
ut-of door school for landscape ar
fists. The summer greens and autumn
tints are heavier and more pronounced
than those Of New Mexico and recall
wildly picnic days on the 'old home
grounds. Possibly for contrast Mr..
chapman has hung several Indian
portrait studies which tell Of his
kcenness of observation and virlle
power With the brush
Mr. Chapman is at work on the St
Francis panels for the auditorium Of
the new museum and as one watches
the work grow under his hands, adj
mratiOn for his talent and ability in
crease, for he is creating most lovely
murals At his side in the library
of the museum, Mr. Carlos Nierra IS
at work, also on the St Francis muir
ais. ana it is an interesting study to
Watch both Of the artists at work on
the same theme. each with a vision Of
his own ana yet both in complete
harmony Vierra Is creating a power
full triple panel Of the Aztec picture
of the series The Franciscan with
the cross held aloft, the illimitable
spaces, the conqeurors to one side,
the Indians in ceremonial dress in
front Of their temple and clinging to
the affairs ON the other. complete a
composition that will help to make
Santa Fe q mecca of those who appre-
ciate art and the achievements of
american talent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

wen az preceding the pictures At
the picture show in addition TO those
already named Miss Lillian Kempen-
ich Miss irene Fee. Miss Jeffle short,
Miss lmogone Maxwell and Miss WHY
Hollingsworth, Miss Reba Conner ana
Miss Katherine O'Rielly were present.
Practically the same guests were
present at a dancing party given Tues
day evening by Miss Margaret Lee, at
a luncheon at GrimBhaw's Wednesday
noon given by Miss lie Clere Cavan-
augh, at u card party Wednesday aft
efnoon given by Miss Lorna Lester
at her home on West Central avenue
and at a dancing party given by Miss
Florence Weller at her home We'd
nesddy evening
While IN Albuquerque Miss Hender-
son was the guest OF Miss Esther
1foWdCn
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
Santa Fe Society
Notes
MIGON'S ANSWER.

NIXON - ANSME.H.
And so you want 10 marry me,
Me, petite Migon. whom most truly
YOU oftentimes have found to be
queer, temperamental and unruly
You know I'd be hcadsuong wife
A meek. submissive role would
shame me,
DO You expect through married life
That You could ultimately tame me
IF I could be made over so
From bargain virtues, well assorted,
] should be someone else, you know,
And not the Mignon that you
courted.
To soften GONE too lively note
| might not 20 your mood be able,
An after-dinnor anecdote
Sounds deadly at the breakfast
table.
An old adept, your hand you've played
While carelessly the chips you
throw down,
But my cards still unarrayed
Am not yet ready for a showdown.
We've played a merry game With love
To make the warm blood throb and
Jingle.
Ana glofled IN edch master move
Because our hearts are whole and
single.
Yes, we have found excitement In
our many bouts with Master cupid,
But If we let the rascal win
The climax might prove duh and
stupid
At least that's how / feel today.
But there. dear boy, control your
sorroN
Because of course, / cannot say
How l perchauce may feel to-
morrow.
Harry Bowling
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

honeymoon plans Of the couple have
not yet been perfected.
fAA
Husband--I don't see why you
have accounts in so many differ
ent stores.
Wife--lieoause my dear, It
makes the bills so much smaller.
--Boston Transcript.
NOTES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs Il. II. Ives was bridge host
ess Thursday afternoon, entertaining
thirty-sX guests at her home on South
Fourth street. The affair was in
honor Of Mrs. Frank Nudng. Of Santa
Fe. Spring flowers were used artis-
tically about the rooms. Mrs. Jerre
iIaggard won the first prize and Mrs.
s. q. Won Almen the cut prize.
Mrs, Arno Huning vas at home in
formally Friday afternoon, her special
guest being Miss Aline stern only
the younger set were invited
Mrs. Seymour Lewiuson and her
son left early last week for st. Louis
for q six weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. j. y. McManus and her two
daughters have been the guests of
Mrs. II G. Roehl for the past week.
Mrs. w. Y. Walton has returned
from El Paso and is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. win Springer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Ilfeld have
returned from an extended trip
through California ana Texas.
A number Of Albuquerqueans left
by auto yesterday for the Elephant
Butte dam. In the party were Mr..
and Mrs. II. S. Woolsey, Jr. Prof. r.
$ Woolsey, Mr. and Mrs. &. H. Brooks
and Dr. and Mrs. Brown.
The Highland Bridge club met yes
terday afternoon ut the home Of Mrs.
G. T.. Lowber.
Mrs. Louis Ilaer left Sunday for her
home In BOSTON after a two weeks
visit with Mrs. Louis Ilfeld. Miss
Beatrice Ilfeld accompanied Mrs. Baer
on her trip east
Mrs. II. O. strong entertained the !
members of the r. G. club last Mon |
day AFTERNOON.
The Tuesday Five Hundred club met !
with Mrs. A. Redman last week. The |
prizes for high score were won by |
Mrs. Sweeney and Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. I
Roehl receiving the consolation prize
md Mrs. Chidester the guest prize.
A. two course luncheon was served. [
Those present were Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Craig, Mrs Chides
Ter. Mrs Galles, Mrs. Lake, Mrs Pet
efson, Mrs, Rankjn. Mrs. Roehl, Mrs.
Schutt and Mrs Sweeney.
Miss Lillian kempenich gave an in
formal dinner party wednesday even
ng at her homo on West Central ave-
lue. complimentary to Miss Nora
henderson
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Blainey
nave returned from Denver, where
hey spent two weeks.
Mr.. J. A Cosgrove will leave on
Tuesday for ST. Louis, where he will
make his home in future
Mrs, solomon Luna, who is spend
ng a month in Albuquerque, is stop
)ing at the casa de Oro on West
iold avenue and Is receiving many
attentions from old friends here
Mrs. r. =. A, Johson entertained
/ number of friends Friday evening
It her home on North Thirteenth
treet into which she has recently
moved The affair was in honor Of
'lr and Mrs. Guy Turley of Santa
re, who are house guests of the
ohnsons. The evening was spent in
ancing and other amusements.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
Abrotos of Nothing

Just two weeks more ~ Lent.
fThc rector wised mo up to that).
And from the next two weeks being
as dull and dead az the last two, good
Lord deliver usl And yet, 1t seems
M II II will be even SO.
There come times when there's
isn't anything 90 write about, and
there Is poverty of material ont
Of which Il story might be manufnc-
tnrcd and the well has run dry, and
the brain has grown weary. Such
are the times when pessimism stalks
abroad In the land and everything
looks as dark as the inside Of COW.
one sits and wonders why the world
couldn't have been built on an alto.
gcther different architectural plan,
ana why those that are miserable
should not be happy. and why those
that are happy don't get what Is com
Ink 10 them, and why dreams nro 50
long In coming true and sometimes
never do como true, For we see II
spread out all around us that when
Klpling wrote. Those who are good
shall be happy" he WAS merely Knock
ing off little stuff 20 fiji space.
And we SEQ IL blazonod on every dead
wall that those who are not good are
having Just the bullieat sort Of a
time. And we ait and try TO square
things M they are with things ns we
know they ought 10 be. ana we find
that II simply can't be did
All OF which is suggested by Moth
ing in particular.
cynic is person who sneers
NJ life after life has saoerod at
him. Life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

We've lots Of pretty things in
Diamond Rings, Lavallicres,
Bracelet Watches, Jcwelry, Sil-
vcrware, Cut Glass. etc. Things
you'll not see in other stores.
While our goods are OF excep-
tional merit, our prices are about
the same as cheaper goods are
sold at.
We have a handsome little
folder telling how to Judge dia-
monds. Call and get one or
phone rs and we will send you
one.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

Kolb- Through the Grand Canyon
From Wyoming 10 Mexico.
Laut 49, Through our Unknown
Southwest.
Lummis-The Land of POGO TEMPO.
Norton Story Of California.
Prince---Spanish Mission Churches
Of New Mexico.
Representative New MeXicans.
Sabin--Kit Carson Days
Twitchell-History of New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
Every Family Needs
This Splendid Remedu,
Compound of Simple Laxative
Herbs Recommended for
Consultation

When remedy has stood the test
of critical analysis ana strong eompe-
tition for over q quarter Of a century
and establishes itself as the indispens-
able household remedy IN thousands
Of homes il is pretty good evidence OF
its efficacy.
Dr.. Caldwells syrup Pepsin has
been on the market since 1889, its use
being gradually extended until now II
is generally regarded by druggists asI
the staple family laxative. 1t is a
combination of simple laxative herbs,
free from opiates or narcotic drugs
gentle I'm its action and positive in ef-
feet. It costs only fifty cents bot
lie and can be purchased in drug
stores everywhere.
Mt Frank Klima, of 1909 Ashland
Ave, Baltimore, Md, wrote Or. Cald- 1
well recently that he had tricd about
everything without being helped until
he got bottle Of Or. Caldwell's |
Syrup Pepsin, which he considers the
greatest known r. medy for indiges-
ton, constipation and stomach trou- /
bles
Get a bottle of DR.. Caldwelps Syrup |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
A Prison Sonnet

written by Convict the Minnesota Particularly
J dreamed the who is an my care
Had stretched her me; a weddings tear
Dropped to my cheek unhdden; near So near
she seemed | strove touch in my despair
The empress cOr0nal of night-h hair
But anguish craven her face / read
And In sudden agony dread
forced my lips to unaccustomed prayer
III Thou art God, despite my uhbelief
Guard her who hath snned against THY word
Who had not Knocked Thee In her deepest grief;
So shall my mouth rcyile more 0 Lord"
Sleep yelled from the splendor Of her eyes
who knows If 1t be thus that lie replies?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

NO BACKS NEEDED.

THE Birth OF n Nation closed its
engagement here last night, 80 nobody
need hint TINT the press man slipped
Pandora n couple OF extra passes as
n consideration for what follows.
Practically everybody IN town who
had the price saw the picture during
the past week. Many went back 10
see II second. and quite a few TO
see II third time. IL was the sort
OF thing that you couldn't get away
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

from. Il grabbed you and held you.
As one man put II. they didn't need
any backs 70 the chairs while that
picture was being sh0wn~~everyb body
was sitting on the extreme edge Of
The seat
From first 10 last il Is consummate
art BASED on rather crudely writ
ten novel which was palpably designed
to stir up sectional hatred, the pic
tnre has retained an that is dramatic
ana forccful and instructive, emitting
on that Is vulgar and bitter and re-
pulslvc. Historically accurate, It
drives home powerful lesson.
Just how much IF the effect pro-
duced - due to the music and how
much 20 tho picture itself IL difficult
20 say. The music would be mean
ingless without the picture-~in fact,
much or II would be a discordant Jam
glc that would offend any sensitive
ear. The picture without the music
would stu be n great picture, bat II
would lack much Of the subtle, pow
eFfui appeal TO the emotions that Il
has as things are The combination
of music ana picture is irrestible---
overwhelming. The weird note OF
the clnnsmnn's call IN connection with
the Wild rush Of the clansmen them
selves VIII linger long In the memory
OF those who went 10 the CRYSTAL last
week
Those who maintain that no
moving picture can be worth an adj
mission price Of two dollars don't
Know what they ARE talking about
The Birth of a Nation" IL worth just
whatever you have to pay to see Il.
II You haven't got the money and
can't raise II, it's worth riHking a.
jail sentence for burglarousy break
inF into the house to see Il.
A sc
Making any progress toward
getting acquainted with those
fashionable people next door,
Just a little Their cat in
vited our eat over 10 a musicale
last night 49, a bout Town.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

Pepsln from yopt druggist ana keen :,
in the house. A trial bottle, free n,
can be obtained by writing ~
Or. w. b Caldwell. 454 WashinetoO
St. Monticello, III. ''V'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
Don't
Suffer
From Piles

Send For Free Trial Treatment
No matter how long or how bad - 60 to
your druggist today and get 10 cent
box OF Pyramid Pile Treatment. Ii
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09

honeymoon plans Of the couple have
not yet been perfected.
rAA
HUSBAND don't see why you
have accounts in so many differ
ent stores
Wife--leuause, my dear It
makes the bills so much smaller.
boston Transcript.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-04-09
MRS. STRONG lcNTERTAINs.

sretiiy Is the soul OF Wit
observed the sage
Maybe. replied the fool. Hbut
] never fcel vert witty When | am
Ahnrl - milwaukee, sanilnal
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