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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-09
81 WITNESSES.
|DEN1|F:Y' J. c. R.
IN MYSTERY CASE
Recess Taken Late Saturday un
til wednesday !ss;d Morning, Com.
pleting Eighth Day of Trial
Especial to The Tribune)

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. 9.-With the
taking of recess late Saturday un'
til the eigth day of the J. c. R. trial
came to a close here. The recess
was taken in order to enable Judge
w. l.. Neussle of Bismarck to attend
to legal matters at Steele.
To date the prosecution has exam
ined 67 witnesses who identified the
man of mystery as Jay Allen Cald.
well, their old friend and neighbor
the long lost son Of James H. Cald-
we'll, the rancher and farmer near
Taylor. The defense has put on a
strong line Of testimony to show that
the paralyetic, alleged to be Jay Allen
Caldwell, is the same man who was
picked up at Waseca, Mimi, on June
20, 1907 and cared for at the expense
of the county, being committed to the
insane hospital at Rochester.
The Jay Allen Caldwell Of Stark
county did >notss disappear until the
fall Of 1907 or some months after the
strange man answering in a measure
the appearance of the claimant now
in court at Dickinson was found at
Waseca, MINI. 2@
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Florence LaBadie, in
The Fugitive'''
.. Tomorrow

tragedy does not denote any general
hardness of heart.
But it does indicate q keener sense
Of justice and an improving standard
Of morality.
To thrill with horror, or mercy, or
pity 10 no doubt admirable, but it is
greater to be just, and MUCH MORE
IMPORTANT TO HUMAN CHAR.
AcTER.
Yet justice 10 one thing that human
beings expect to escape. Whoever
figures on getting something out
Of life for nothing, plans to invade the
inevitable.
When Grace Roberts put on the
first pair of silk stockings which she
could not afford and for which she
paid sad price, she herself unrav-
eled an invisible thread which stretch
ed to the expensive blue silk webbing
which the police found twisted about
her white throat.
It is easy to explain Grace Roberts
in merciful way-as started on the
path to her doom by hard economical
conditions, or the temptations Of lux
ury, or the fatality of too great beauty.
It is just as easy in the name of
pity to explain what her mother
should have taught her, or how the
school should have instructed her, or
haw social institutions should have
protected her-and that she and her
kind are actually martyrs whose exis'
tence is benefit to all virtuous Wo-
men. H.,
1t is hard but is wholesome, and 1T
IS NOT UNJUST, to say. that Grace
Roberts probably shaped her life
pretty much to suit herself, and that
she was very proud of her ability to
do 1t, of her power over men. And
that she did not expect to pay-ex-
cept what she herself should choose
to pay.
Once society tried to keep girls
innocent by keeping them ignorant.
Then tried to make them wise through
sex hygiene and eugenics lectures.
Now isn't it time to tell the truth
that every girl has a sense Of virtue
and that each is responsible to her.
self for preserving her purity?
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splitting and hawking and evil od0r
Of the breath will not only cause
misery to you, but will make your
presence obnoxious to others. 8. S. s.,
which has been tho standard blood
medicine for fifty years, will relieve
your catarrh, because it will purify
your blood and relieve it of the &C.
cumulated poisons. S. S. S. contains
no mineral or habit-forming drugs.
S. s. S. is on sale at all druggists and
the advice of our medical department
is at your disposal, free Of charge.
Swift Specific Co., 302 Swift Building.
Atlanta, Ga.
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TAXATION MEASURES
SOON TO BE DROPPED
INTO SENATE HOPPER

The senate committee on taxes and
taxation has under consideration in
subcommittee number of proposed
to- present tax statutes,
prepared and advocated by H. H.
Steele OF the. tax commission.
The amendments are being care.
fully compared with the sections
which they are to replace, and the
committee expects to make thorough
study of the entire taxation situa-
ton before it reports out any of
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nYou Suffer From Catarrh

don't make the fatal mistake of re-
garding it as q trifiing matter. Au-
thorities agree that Catarrh is an in
lection Of the blood. Consequently,
sprays, salves and lotions can az
ford only temporary relief, because
they do not reach the source Of the
disease,-the blood. When you depend
on these temporary remedies alone
your case is likely to grow steadily
worse until it becomes chronic and
possibly affects the lungs.
But even if the infection does not
20 this far, the continuous dripping
Of mucous in the throat, the constant
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Dy WlNoNA WILCOX

Dy vvlNoNA WILCOX
"craee Roberto, "the perfect ar.
tists, model, murdered; e prominent
Philadelphia men fear dfssraes."
About one-fourth Of the population
Of the United States. reading head.
lines like shove, is again reminded
that the wages Of sin IL death, and is
now waiting to learn WHOSE sin is
going to find him out this time.
There are scores of sermons, texts,
and platitudes latent in this latest
sensation. But. that any girl Ill be
kept to the path Of virtue by them.
or that detecting and Furnishing the
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murderer will make over any other
mans character is doubtful. .
Gayety may lagin Philadelphia
until police activities quiet down, prob
ably this will be the only visible re-
form. as ..s-Es-t.
Although this may seem hard way
to discuss such truths about human
nature. such. discussion is no longer
condemned as cynical"
Facing facts is newest of cults
and it really indicates that society
is beginning to be In a very whole
some mental and emotional condition.
Grace Roberts herself, beautiful and
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supported in luxury. probably cared
little enough about any woman's
sympathy while she liyed-she Ger
tainly never worried about the person
al happiness OF the wives and sweet:
hearts OF her scores Of admirers
and probably she receives little sym.
pathy that she is now dead. GER
TAINLY THE RICH MEN WHO ARE
NOW "QUAKING" ARE CANDI
DATES FOR ANYBODY'S COMM
SERATION.. -. ss 5s:ssssi &
That the public is not especially
shocked and is not wasting any silly
sentiment on the principles in the
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these bills. Early action, therefore,
Is highly improbable.
HAD GOOD FEED,

Senator Thomas Pendray, Upon re-
turning to his home near Jamestown,
to spend Sunday, found that Duluth
cousin had consigned him big ship.
ment of real Lake Superior trout, and
the worthy senator fed until he can.
not look a Finn in the face.
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BERNHARDT Is ANXIOUS
TO SEE CHARLIE CHAPLIN
That 10 One Reason Why She is Glad
to Be Coming to the United
States Soon

Paris, Jan. Some of the rea'
sons why am delighted to be going
to America lis that l hope to meet
Charlie Chaplin" said Sarah Bern
hardt to A. Token Worm on the eve
of his sailing for New York To-Day
aboard the French line steamship La
fayette.
Mr.. Worm had been in Paris three
weeks arranging for Bernhardt's visit
to the United States under the man
agement OF William Conner. He says
the eminent actress is convinced that
Chaplin is a great artist, although she
never has seen him on the screen.
my son is always urging me to SEQ
a Chaplin film" she explained, and
l certainly shall do 50 either here or
in New York."
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ers the amount of time and labor,
which would run about IS cents a
month for a space Of so feet. 1t was
pointed out that many residents of the
city are travelling men and that while
out OF the city they are unable to care
for the walks and would willingly con-
sent to have the assessment made.
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WATERS CONFIRM Ed.

The appointment of J. r.. Waters of
Beach to be bank examiner, succeed
ing G. J. johnson. resigned, has been
unanimously confirmed by the senate.
Eank Examiner Waters already is on
the job, and he is said to show a
grasp of affairs which augurs we'll for
his stewardship. ,.:.....
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and members of the insanity board
were announced and comprise the
same members as last year. DR.. C..
E. Stackhouse, DR.. F.. r. Smyth, as
physician and health officer and DR..
Smyth and f. H. Register on the in
sanity board. The allowing of bills
and other routine matters were also
considered.
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CAR BOBS HERE

Car stoushton Mainite 1obs for dis.
tribution from Bismarck dealers only.
Write or wire Geo. 3. Farrell, Bis.
marck, or phone 3ee Cayou Transfer
Company.-Adv. II
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MEMBER OF HEALTH BOARD.
: DR.. A.. M. Call of Rugby, member
of the state board of health, is a cap.
ital visitor. x
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NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Parties wishing changes or correc'
tons in new book will please notify
Telephone Company in writing, not
later than Jan. 10th. w. T.. Reeves,
manager.
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DANCE TONIGHT.
Dance tonight and Saturday night,
at Patterson's Hall. OConnor's Or
chestra.-Adv.
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SHIRTS cUSToM.MADE
We take measures for one of the
best shirt houses in the country. Big
selection, made to fit. $500 and up.
:. KLEIN, TAILOR and CLEANER :.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The new board of county commits
sioners which had been in session
since Thursday adjourned Saturday
until February 6. The appointments
for county physician, health officer,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
NAME OF GUYEMER
INSCRIBED IN THE
FRENCH PANTHEON

Paris. oct. 20.-Guynemer, Frances
greatest airman, is to have his name
imperishably inscribed in the Pan
theon, as it is imperishably inscribed
on French hearts. The chamber Of
depuefes approved the Pantheon in
scription today.
Captain Guynemer, recently killed in
fighting a group of German machines
and who had an official record Of
bringing down 53 enemy planes, has
become almost a legendary figure in
France today.
For some days before the official
announcement news that he was miss
ing was generally known and his pic
ture was thrown on the screens of
moving picture theaters all over
France. While the audience rose in
silent homage and prayer for his safe
ty the orchestra played the Marsel-
laise. Now that Guynemer is gone
the same custom is carried out every
where-now in respectful memof
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
HAIG'S REPORT

London. Oct. 20.-British artillery.
reported roaring tremendous bonn
bardment against the Germans by
Field Marshal Haig and the German
official statement tonight may be pre-
pairing another smash Haigs COM
munication tonight stated:
West of Lens, German raiders were
repulsed. This morning east of Ypres
there was mutual artillerying. We
carried out a number of destructive
bombardments. In the dense mist yes
terday so bombs were dropped on var
ious targets and yesterday night a few
bombs We're dropped on hostile rail-
way station"
The German official statement was
more explicit in reporting the British
bonn bardment. Berlin said:
Northeast of scissors there was in
tense artillerying continuing since
All over Flanders there was
firing of varying intensity"
The day statement declared:
North of scissors there was ex-
treme concentration of artillery fire.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
FRENCH GUNS BRING
DOWN FOUR AIRSHIPS

Paris. Oct. 20.-French defenses ac-
counted for four Zeppelins of a group
which sought to raid French territory
last night, according to an officiS.
statement issued tonight. One of the
four was captured intact the crew be-
ing imprisoned.
One Zeppelin was downed in flames
east OF Luneville. Another was fore
ed to descend near Bourbonne les
Bains, this being the one the crew of
which was taken. Two other of the
dirigible were disabled and fell in
land on French soil
Earlier press reports had declared
one machine destroyed near Saint
Clement department of Meurthe- ct
Moselle) and another at Rambervil-
liers department of the Yosges). Both
these points are quite a distance from
the two mentioned in tonights Off
cial statement and led to hopes ia
Paris tonight that more of the maraud-
ers had been accounted for than Off
cial sources had yet announced
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
ANTILLES VICTIM
WAS HAPPY TO BE IN
THE BIG GAME EARLY

Mountain Grove, Mo-, oct. 20.-
We're happy bunch on this ship and
We're glad we got into the big game
early
This was the close of letter receiv-
ed by relatives two weeks ago from
Jack Hunt. 81. American seamen, re-
ported lost on the torpedoed American
transport Antilles.
: Isaac Hunt, aged father of the boy
and farmer came TO Mountain Grove
tonight, hopeful that he might receive
more encouraging news of the dis
aster.
IF 1t be Gods will that my boy
should die so young. l am glad his life
was given in the service of his coun-
try he told the United Press. He en-
listed anticipating a conflict. He lik-
ed adventure and If he was lost, he
died like true American-fighting-
and | am proud"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
FRUIT EVAPORATING
PLANT AT WEISER
BUILT IN So DAYS
Capital News Special Servicey


Weiser oct. 20.-Thirty- six 10
hour days was the length of time it
required for the Weiser Food Products
company to construct modern evap-
orator plant here. Work commenced
Sept and last Thursday morning
the plant was operating. Consider
ing the shortage of labor and the con
gested freight conditions, which kept
the company waiting for material on
several occasions, the achievement is
worthy of mention.
The plant has n capacity of 20 tons
of green apples daily and its compile
tion will benefit fruit growers, who
are experiencing considerable diff
Guilty in securing piekers and are .un
able TO procure either boxes or cars IN
which to ship their fruit.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
CAM|NETT1 PAROLED BY
THE PRESIDENT; D|CCS
Will ASK HIS RELEASE

Tacoma, Wash. Oct. 20.-Drew Cam
inetti, of Sacramento, Cal. serving a
sentence of one year at McNeirs island
penitentiary for violation Of the Mann
act, has been paroled by order of
President Wilson, and Is preparing to
leave for his home in California. He
was given his freedom late yesterday,
Caminetti arrived at McNens island
April last.
Maury ]. Diggs. who was sentenced
at the same time as Caminetti and for
the same offense will appear before
the parole board in December, it is ex-
pected.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
Allies May Decide
On An Aggressive
Program for Many
Torpedoing of the American
Transport Antilles Re-
wives Talk of Offensive
Campaign American Ma
al Experts Favor Drive at
U-boat Bases.
BY CARY d. GROAT.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Washington. Oct 90 - Germany's
manifest effort to choke Off American
troops and supplies for the fighting
line may force the United States and
England into an offensive rather than
a defensive naval policy soon. Ag-
gressive, rather than protective retail
iation is under consideration.
Naval experts pointed this out to-
night as a result of torpedoing of the
American troop transport Antilles, and
the evident effort of Germany to gee
all such vessels she can.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
THRILLED
BY THE BRAVERY OF
HER LOST Sc A ME N
BY ED. L. KEEN.
(Cnlted Press Staff Correspondenl

Omitted Press staff Correspondent
the toll which Extraordinarily
battle
ned by British
and Stongbow
and fought
nd
StroDsh
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
NEW SYSTEM WILL
SIMPLIFY WORK
OF LOCAL BOARDS
Ec o n o m j C Considerations
Will Govern in Selecting
Men in Next Draft for the
National Army.

Washington, Oct. 20.-Nine million
men, still subject to army draft will be
divided into five classes and called ac-
cording to class.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
announced this to-day. Pointing out
that economic considerations will gov
ern the new system of selection and
that those least available, either for
industrial or dependency reasons, will
be the last called.
The new system, based on recon-
mendations of draft boards the country
over. Will simplify their tasks and
make their drawings hereafter even
more equitable than in the past.
GET BEST MATERIAL FIRST.
The system is designed to get the
best military material first and to al
low the man himself to establish his
own economic position. Each man will
be allowed seven days in which to an
swer questionable as to his indus
trial status and the dependency of any
relatives.
The exact time of sending out this
QUESTIONABLE, or just what questions it
will include are still under discus
sion.
DIVISION OF GLASSES.
The classes in general will be divid-
ed about thus:
Glass onc-Bachelors without de-
pendents; men with self supporting
wives, and any others with no claims
of dependency.
Class two-Highly skilled farm la
borers: men with wives who could
work, and others of only slight depend
ency.
Class three Men with aged moth
ers; highly skilled operators in war
industries.
Class tour-Men with large families
dependent upon them, say. with wife
and three or four children.
Class five-Legless men. paralytics
and others of the military unfit.
class one would be called first; class
two next, if needed and so on.
In each class, then, men would be
subject to call in the turn which the
original drawing gave them.
Appeals from the classification can
be taken.
Only 20 forms will be needed in han
ding the clerical work under the new
system as against 1S2 under the old
Number one thousand" will be the
Iorm number for the questionable
General Crowder's announcement says.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
Sinking of the Antilles
Brings Millions Into the
National Treasury From
All Over Country
Record Breaking Subscrip.
tions S Reported F o nj
Many Cities-New York
Leads for the Day With
Forty Five Millions.

New York, oct. 2O-America Il.
awake.
Shocked by the summarizing OF tho
transport Antilles and the death OF
40 Of Uncle Sans men, the nation
rose today to unprecedented support
of the second liberty loan.
Returns gathered by the United
Press tonight from all parts of the
country showed that Germany has stfv-
en- the liberty loan it's biggest boost.
Record breaking subscriptions were re-
ported from many cities
Indications are that Germany has
delivered the needed punch to make
millions Of Americans realize they are
actually in war
NEW YoRKs BIG DAY.
New York reported s45,000,O0O sub
scriptions today-the biggest half day
since the loan was launched. Other
returns follow:
San Francisco-Todays subscrip-
tions $3,0c0,000 bringing total to sS7,l
100000. The quota is s55, ,000, 900. Biz
gest half day since campaign opened
Bank of California directors held quick
meeting after Antilles sunk. decided to
make $l,0o0,0o0 subscription at once.
Los Angeles-Busiest day of the
campaign. Officials believe undoubt-
edly due sinking.
Portland, Ore.--All subscription re.
cords broken. From time sinking anN
nounced until tonight approximately
s2,000.000 subscribed.
Tacoma, Wash.--Sales today s2O2.-
500 considerable increase since ARA
titles sunk.
BIG RETURNS EXPECTED.
Chicago Advance reports indicate
Mondays returns be very heavy, be-
Iieved due to submarine attack.
ST. uis-Subscriptions reached
nearly s7,0O0,0o0 in short day a>,er
sinking announced Previous unoffi-
cial daily averages have been about
$4,000, 900
Kansas City-No figures announced
Loan officials declared transport de-
struction increased subscriptions here
1t is assured Kansas City will reach
its quota
Lincoln Officials said sinking great
ly increased sales.
Columbus, Ohio-Today's subscrsp-
tions S235,S0o above the average.
Indianapolis Marion county re-
sponded with subscription today over
s2,Ooo,O0O. Best previous day record
5000, 900.
Boston-s5, ,0b0,a90 bonds purchased
in half day. OFFICIALS believe sinking
had marked effect. Big returns re-
ported throughout state
THREE BILLION TO RAISE.
America tonight found itself s27,-
100000 short of the two billion mark
with $S,027, 900, 600 to raise in the six
final days of the liberty loan cam
paign.
Allied airplanes paper bombed thu
country TO help the squirt which
brought tonight's total within shouting
distance of two billion dollars.
A the same time airplanes driven
by members of the Lafayette esca-
dritle bombed the kaiser's trenches
with posters. Dragging about the sue
cess of the big loan drive
To make good the boast the govern
ment officials were agreed tonight
America must get down to bedrock
these final loan drive days and smash
to success.
That means $500, 600, 900 day.
Which, in turn, means 500, 10000
rolled out of Amerit IS trouser pockets
every bank ing hour
GREAT TASK AHEAD.
Thanks TO the awakening they got
from the sinking of the Antilles and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21

Local forecast for Boise and vicinity
SUNDAY CLOUDY.
Forecast for southwestern Idaho:
Sunday cloudy.
Yesterdays weather here: Highest
temperature. "a; lowest temperature,
30: mean temperature. as.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-21
EXTENDING OPERATIONS.

Men in favor of the more aggressive
policy found ground for argument anew
in the fact that the Huns have extend
ed their zone of operations to the
transport lanes and are now making
every effort to sink United States
transports.
In winter the offensive is more or
less in advisable but naval men are in
favor of undertaking II next spring or
summer in conjunction with contin-
uance of the army drive to throttle the
U-boat bases
Naval authorities pointed out just
so long as the U-boat is allowed to
roam the ocean instead of being sup
pressed at the sources just SO long will
the menace to the American transport
system exist. While luck played an
important part in the sinking of the
Antilles. they declare that even with
efficient conveys there can be no as
surance against repetition. And this
repetition, they fear, will be a ghastly
affair--the siniSing of loaded trans
port instead of an empty one such as
the Antilles