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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
IOWA GOVERNOR
FOR REPEAL Of
PRIMARY LAWS
Clarke Fayors a Return TO Con-
vention System Of Nomi-
rating as Better

IOWA Des Moines, Ia. Jan. 1.-THE
repeal Of al present primary laws,
state, judicial and presidential, was
advocated Dy Gov. George W. Clarke
Tuesday in his final message TO
the Iowa legislature. He declared
ti.al the selection Of CANDIDATE, By
direct vote mad been failure IN it's
operation and expressed the hope that
the state would 20 back to the old
convention system Of nomination
The Iowa executive attacked the
primary system as pernicious in that
it's methods tend TO keep strong, cap
able men GU, Of public life, and de-
clared that the cost Of conducting a
campaign is prohiDitjye and beyond
the limit OF reasonable expense.
Presidential Primary "Faree."
He asserted that the presidential
primary has been farce and de-
nounced the non-partisan judiciary
law as having demonstrated its utter
futility 10 effect it's purpose.
The governors message covered
more than 1900 words and was read
by him in person before Joint ses-
sion OF the assembly He discussed
the road question at great length,
urged the retention OF the highway
commission and the acceptance of aid
from the federal government for an
extensive program Of road building
He recommended drastic changes in
court procedure, including the forced
acceptance OF juries by attorneys on
the courts order and majority YER
diets in civil cases. He urged the
adjustment OF the grand jury system
the creation Of the Office Of county
manager. and the reduction of both
branches of the legislature by one
half.
Has Bone Dry" Measure.
Senator Chester Whitmore of Wa
pelIo county, who was one of the two
most active supporters of prohibitory
Legislation two years ago, served no.
tice today that he would introduce an
amendment next week to the prohibit
tory law along the lines of the West
Virginia statute, sustained by the
United States supreme court, il, an ef-
fort TO- close the state r aa,sdautssy
against the liquor traffic. !.
Aside from hearing the governors
message, the Legislature transacted
only routine business today, cOmplet-
ing the work of organization. Both
houses adjourned this evening until
Thursday when the governor and
lieutenant governor will be inaugural
ed. ?
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
STATE SHARES IN MONEY
FOR ROADS AND TRAILS

A total of 1896 has been allotted
to North Dakota by the federal gov
eminent from the million dollars to
be spent during the fiscal year 1918
in constructing roads and trails with
in or partly within the national for
ests. This money is part of the ten
million dollars appropriated by the
federal aid road act to assist develop.
ment of the national forests, which
becomes available at the rate of a mil
lion dollars year for 10 years. Min
nesota shares in the same distribu-
ton as North Dakota as does Florida,
Michigan, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
MUNITLON PLANT WRECKED
CAUSES u MILLION LOSS
WontjgqeS from lags ole

4naiy4ctDpD ri shells wAieh the ry,n
bsny Ioads al tbjs ylaD, Tor the tus'
s}sU yyyeyAlAept The yeG,aDx uJaI
eltrh,syces nDnlajned belweeD ~ ahf
~ LUiLcjUgE, bpn thee" were N fjMsy
n,!lsiruciloA, md j. ~ said lbah ~"
"pmVsUy intended w sDaAHrn mem
IN d snuri time wren uHey hN1sb me
yJehEHi cDGlFaEt,
Jbe DrUDaDij3ty ~ ,Ne hpnsja mem
yassy Starring an inyesijGsl,!rn wah ~.
rrcakhI byiay, WNnN il yEraINe h,pl"D
mat his NufE!au EDYEfHHeH, Haf
guaranteed III shipments N WuNli'lHH
mem IN htyIHHE mere.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
FALL WORK ADVANCED
THROUGHOUT THE STATE

In the United States department of
agriculture report from the govern
ment weather bureau here issued yes.
terday it is stated that small grain
threshing was completed in nearly all
sections OF the state at he close of he
month of November, that the ground
was mostly too dry for fall blowing
in the western and central portions of
the state although considerable was
accomplished in, the eastern part and
that the temperature averaged some
what above the normal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

1'he 4niaimaM al Edmeat0n last night
War awp belpg and a. Prince Albert
the corresponding reading.
9,he neadings given ppt by rne gps,
eminent Duteesp afe AT follows: J/ps-
est 1ast nl9sit thfse beiogs al noon 10
Gag sjE De4ow; htSnest yesterday ~
atnc precipitation Wy 70 . pGclock this
morning ~ inches
Fpoef.s 1jpes Cpt Sts.esnent.
''Joday, Jan y, " Ine Anniversary
~ probably tne wDfst storm III the
history 81 ti4e northwest, " sEaleG tJf-
rIt W. EODefas this ntpfninY The
slpIsD nefeffeo ~ is tut u Jan ~,
j>tt Nhi.e the tptal fan y. hiIpg OF
tEat Cay Was Dut 4 4iscnef, 11palsld
saAG the nisn wind prevailing from
sunr.e,e ~ apttDe' aAd attaining 81
liMeE q yeIpciIy ~ - Hilleh PER hour
trpGu lAe npfInwf- Gs.itteG TIE ss4pw
" GtpiIs yafyIny ton I've 70 ~ tee -
+ Description y: tue Stprn. 1aheA
tfpfp Tx cajly Jou,Aa3 of CDs,efre'
s5Iel wDDc III ar .Di4pnS
Hinc ~ Niles Per stouf,
'jAgin nApH DegeA QurjtlY tAe nlYlh
s14C eAc1q a. : j. ~. h northwest
x&Ie ueyau d, : ~ d. n. aAG t1phtlh-
VEG al dey hIgnsel re+rcItt 81 1nl-es
LeJ Auug ttVin lLe ADtfhS az 80
y. ~. III pIleI ~ Aplot Hp.t ney* slY-
nal teDe!yed aA ! ~ y IL Tue "1nc
6ulfaec ~ AprtABtht a. + q IL. ~
>IeaslnY ~ yelrcAy aAc pfitt1t.s ne
aLpn, whMh had ale&d! 'al4eD aAq
,Aat wnlcD ~&e talnAY al tut OAe, ~
GeplAs yafylAY frDm tye W " teel
AJgp und 1rge,AeJ wltb fapldIy ta1hbg
llsm1e5aluit HDs3hl1luIeG 4 well aet3n-
II "DNzzard Tie tra3ns on the Nor,
tLern t&aIfr railroad are Ge]ayed ahd
lyayel ~ Hu4lI npA,eyaAnes js entire
y HuaLrAdoq kapifjy rising ba1ptne'
teJ yNal deVlh N nup"'alj during
me paa' IL Lrurs - inches
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

believe the eonnty's present pDputa-
ton is between sat00 and aDoet. and
they ask a new census TO give the
county its dues and the officers their
salaries. The matter no DOUBT WALL
come before the present legislature.
A thorough state csnsus, il is believed,
wonld xiye North Dakota a population
nf nearly Se0{sD9 people. or about ~
d,nl more than the last federal census
estimate.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

eastward along the northern border
and was central this afternoon TO the
east of Winnipeg, which city reported
six below last night The disturb
ance. according to Foreeaster Orris
w. Roberta. Is followed by an area OF
extremely high pressure In the Cana.
dian northwest and the indications
are for partly cloudy and much cold
or weather tonight. followed on Sat,
urday by fair and continued cold"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
MINISTER'S DEUGH TER DIES
AETEH REACHING HOaPiT

j.ucy McrjHg, me " yearDjd da1Eh
iHr n EHy 4, 4 MeulnR u Dnfh"n,
died mis- uninjng ~ me NJ me !Dca'
iupspl,ajs rrpIu pHyilnnIiis The de-
ceafed Was DrGHghi ~ he hospital
TNugeday EseulUk and every tDsSlbis
HnNu waF Hadn w save her jite. The
bDIy vas tHktU ~ judnDH his aller,
mann on NO. T.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

u, AZ u NlpCh
this morning the
W ind velocity
was a. miles an
hour. At the
noon hour the
velocity W as
about 40 miles,
The disturbance
started In the
northwest late
yesterday after
noon, u "A 4 \ a ii
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

and to.tal IN the
path ct Il illnt
lns drive from
the northwest
travelling at a
velocity IT Il
Miles an hour,
Il lng last
nisht ana reach
lns It's crest
about II u'ulnCk
I h Il morning,
Milun tui,irr ia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

THERE'S a financial scandal nav ~
The 10Y republic Ut san AaIinn II
his keeps on HE onIy honest capital
may Ia Monte Carlo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

Vhu Woman Neat Ijunr hultfed,
"ThnrG IrG nu phhllIlna ~ WlnltT'
whnu We auegnnl ed l,anlnIrln,d milk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
Pile, Cures, - 6 "a

Piles Cured in s 70 ~ Days.
Druggists refund money il PAZO
CONTINENT fails to cure Itching.
.Bhld. Bleeding Or ProtrYding Piles.
First applications gives relief, 50c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

EA!"a! Ee!xIuM <hp,'s "n'@ she
ttn'.LY ~ e'HA 4 'A1 Tf"H'Gbm
CL1au
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

blizzard Of
1888 Today
AZ Mile Wind Propels Storm
Compared with b4-Mlle Gale
20 Years Ago

On the anniversary Of prnhably The
worst storm ut the variety known ~
"hllAzaru' tho storm, Ut JANUARY T.,
ibhS- HSmurCk was All Of luhl might
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
4, ., :. T. :. 4 4 ). y T. T. = = (

:, 4 u lJWays nhNqs LiUU I"
4. tor AaAqLe ~ il, Jbe nniai q
:: lies are n4>sA WADse lIsHe IL :"
4, fsIse, DpJ wnrse AaA1Le j. :"
4 true l'ee&Hey e
4. A. T. - !: T. T. Il Il & Il q :: = 4 :"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
SHIRTS cusroM.MApE.

We take measures for one Of the
selection, made to fit; $2.00 and up
hest shirt houses in the country. Big
KLEIN, TAILOR and CLEANER
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
GRANT COUNTY AUDITOR

Bob Berry, former assistant state
bank examiner. and now auditor of
Grant county. was in from Carson yes
terday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
CHICAGO,

HOGs-Receipts $4,000; active. Zoe
to lbc above yesterdays average.
bulk $l0,4a4l0,7a: light S99h@ II. go;
mixed $l0,20@l0,a0, heavy Si0,a56p
1885; rough $l0,aa0l0,50; pigs $7,75
09.60,
CATTLE-Rec6ipts 1900; strong.
native beef steers $7.7501laO: west
ern steers @7,h00 900; stockers and
feeders $5.5O@as5; cows and heifers
3a.406piO,00; calves tS,7a0l425,
SHEEP-R Receipts $4,000; steady;
wethers t9,bo0l0,6a; lambs ~ 500
1l.50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

The Russians have crossed the Riy
Oh Aa, Where can that Bh2
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
CATTLE MARKETS
ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL.
Receipts la,O00; steady to s
cents higher; range $975M l0ah, bulk
$40 l0Wl0,2O
CATTLE-Receipts $500, killers
steady; steers s4,a0@l0,25; cows and
heifers $4,7SM7h0; calves, soc high
or, &450@la75; stockers and feeders
$a, 5OD8,00,
sHEEP-Receipts S,4O0; steady,
lambs $7,5O0la00, wethers $6,O00
go; ewes $a,aOG0,25.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12

H9TseshDes AIRS lucky, bDI De"sTE
o Wule's moot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
fLEELSSi,

FIR hDJAl lIAA>ls farly H-pup3
AAc uluGh AoIGer Lpn1xh1 asstud@i
fajr aAa A1DualAUee Mplt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

senen Ruien Iieben sipei bolIitdnbis
befeitiste Stellunsen i'm Stidb unb
letiteten auf Der 2inie 9ababog-Des
niitepe 2llilbsD-gbioi- oi-Sangedricas
Surcoia neuen Wiberfanb, Inn bic
Rud5ussitraben Sulcea. Siaeeea uno
Maein au beden. Die 9ritte &ofa.
tens3apalleriss0 ss0ipiiion, Die erit am
13. Se5ember in Der SobruoI9a eins
traf. tpurbe am 10. DECEMBER bon ben
Blagaren aufs 5aupt seidlasen. 9ie
RuHen erlitten febr f9psre @erluffe.
Die Iebte rufiiihe @erteibisunss.
linie lebnt ii4 an Die 4nbDben in Der
norbpeitli6en GGs Der 9obrubfba,
muir atpanaig &ilom,ter bon Suleea
unb Sfaeeea entfernt. @lei9seitig
perfuden bic RuFen unb RumGnen tn
Der Ditliden Waladei bic porriidenben
@erbiinbeten aufaubaIten, unb sipar IN
elmer Stellnus fiibli9 bon Himnicu.
Sarat. Inn Die Gludt Der Sriimmer
Der sefdlasenen 4rmeen unb Der ru.
mdnif9en Gliidtlinss iiber ben @eretb
m0sIi6 gu MAIDEN uno su sleider 3eit,
Inn bic Slante Der differentiation
Sruppenf0rper gu oeden, BITE In ben
Molbausaarpatben .dmpf.n. Gtne
rufiif9=rumdniide Offsniipe bon bic.
fem punft aus TT nidt tpabrfdeinlid.
a0nis Serotnanb bon Rumdnien
fat entipeber cine ginbilbunssfraft
Tim Die ibn ieber Romanfdreiber unh
ieber Rebatteur Der Illiiertenprefe Be-
netben tann, ober einen gana unper.
piiitli9en 9dlsenbumor. Cine nom
%. Deaenber batisrte Rsuterbepef9e
aus SaTp, Der propiiorif9en Saupt.
ftabt RumGniens. befast, baB 46nis
Serbinanb an Dem betreffenben Sage
oas rumani!de Parliament erDffnet
babe.
Ra9 biefer gfeuterbepefde bat ber
aDnig tn feiner Sbronreoe ertlGrt. Der
aries babe seseist. bab Ssfterreid-
ltnsarn In feiner sssenlpGrtisen Ser.
fafTuns nidt ldnser aIs Sattor bes
erropdiiden @leidsetpihtS bethlehem
Tonne. lleber ben bisberisen @erlauf
bes rumdniiden Selb5uss ion iid ber
a0nis in Der Sbronreoe babin ausse.
Tproden baben. baB bic rumdnifde Mr.
NEE sesen Die Streitfrdfte bon bier
oereinten Jetnoen in elmer Wetfe ges
runsen babe, ipelhe RumGnien bdaa
berehtise, nit abfolutem @ertrauen tH
Die 3utunft su bliden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04

Sarnp ipuroe 1847 gu Ribsaupine
i'm @liab eeboren, tpoieIbft fein @at.r
ar6itett mar. 2ebterer bate ii9 BEL
ben franaOiii9en @epaltbabern miBs
liebis gema4t, tpesbalb er nit Sins
terlafuns bon Saus unb Sof nit feis
ner Samilie aus 5rantrei6 flu6ten
mubte. Die Samilie fam 1866 na6
9lmerifa, Iieb ii9 tn Der @eesnb bon
Warren. pa., nieber. uno betrieb cine
Sdsemiible. 9luf einem felbitsssims
merten Sla9boot tamen bic Sarnps
1856 nad Cincinnati, bod erlas Der
Batter balo ben Strapaaen bes unees
pobnten 2ebens. Die Samilie bielt
our4 unb aIs Buchanan Heib Witte
Der fedaiger Sabre unfer @efanbter
In Rom mar, erinnerte er fid bes tas
lentpollen Senrp Sarnp, Iieb ibn na6
Rom fommen unb Malerei ftubieren.
Radbem er nod In Miin9en nnb Dill
felborf feinen Stubien oblesen, tebrte
er In Die amerifanifhe Seimat suriid,
mo er balb feinen Ruf aIs Gbaratter>
mailer unb 2anbf9after besrunbete.
SpGter ertor er bic Snbianermalersi
ium Speaialitubium ,unb mar au9
iier auberorbentli4 erfoIsreid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
Dte g artegsfase

Seutfdlanbs Griebensanssbot, Die
Griebensnote bes prGfbenten Wilion
unb Die anttport DeutfdIanbs auf bies
felbe baben in Der sansen sipiliferten
Welt einen fDrmli9en Sturm bon
aufresuns unb mebr ober p.niser
freubtser grpartuns aufseipirbeIt.
Jeit unb rubis iiebt Oeutfdlanb, ieben
feine 9srbiinOeten sem 4ussans bisfer
Jrieoensanresuns cntsesen. SIN Be-
iuubtfein Der eisenen Rraft brau9en iie
Inn oie 3utunft nidt su bansen. 9ana
anbers aber liest bic Sahe auf Gstten
Der altierten, benen NIT iebem Sage
tlarer tperhen mub. baB man NIT bob
len pbrafen unb tpiitenben Mnsriffen
auf benz papier feline Sdladten ses
ipinnen lam. Die Resierunsen Der
gntentemddte tpiHen muir su gut, baB
iie eefhIaeen finb unb baB aud cine
@erIdnseruns bes &rieses au teinem
grfols fiibren tDnne. bod aus politi.
fden @riinoen ipolIen fie oies ntdt au=
sefteben.
Ser Gar bot in einem Generalbe>
febl an Die rufiifbe Irmee unb Slotte
bic 3riessaieIe Rublanbs flar feitses
ftelIt. gr bat ni9t, ipie bies unlGnsft
bonn Winiiterprdiibenten Srepop unb
Dem auslanominifter protropsti ses
fdeben 1T. sefast, baB Rublanb fir
rReht unb 9eredtisteit" tGmpfe -
bas bdtten bic 8ofaten taum peritans
ben. Ser Gar bat in feiner aunbse>
bung on Die Webrmadt bes Heids ben
8eiib &onitantinopels unb Der Darbas
nellen als bas 3iel ber &Gmpfe Der
ruffif6en Streiter binseieGIt. 0as lit
ia nthts neues. Oas bat Die Welt
ia ldnsit eeipubt; erf tiirsli6 1T in
Der Suma feitens Der Resieruns aus
oriidlib tonitatiert iporben, bab bic
guiierten Rublanb &onitantinopel aIs
Sieeespreis suerfannt bdtten. Teu
absr in Der 3arenbotfdaft 1T, baB
RuBlanb aud fir Die Serftelluns poz
lens unO atpar unter 3uiammeni4lub
Der ruiiiiden, oeutf4en unb Oiterrei<
bif6en @ebtete tdmpfe.
Die engliIbe 9reHe bef9Gftigt fih
aufs einsebenbite nit Der 8unbsebuns
bes 3aren. sic miro als 8orbilb
6inseitsIt, ipel9ss Ra6abmung finben
TolIe. gtun follten aud bic dnberen
2lliierten nit Der 8efdnntma9une
ibrer 3riegssiele berausriiden. 9lud
oie fennt man ia. gber Der 2onooner
STANDARD" bat iie nod einmal nams
5aft eemadt. Das 2onboner 9latt.
pel6es gang rabiat seporoen 1T.
jlaubt on bic yperni9tenoe militGriIbe
Rieoerlage Oeutf9lanbs in gang turs
,er 3eit" unb i9reibt Dem oann 8es
testen foIsenbe Sriebensbebinsunsen
,or: r3uriideritattung bon gliabs
3otbrinsen; Serausgabe bes Raubes;
Serluit 'einer &olonien; 3abluns
liner entipre6enben 8riessentiddbis
Jung, ipGbreno bic nit ibm @erbiinoes
en- bic Minimalforberlinsen RuBlanbs
lnb Stalisns gu erfiilIen bdtten. Das
friegsSiel @nelanbs perI4peist Der
rStanbarb." absr oas bat ia unldnsit
Die petersburser 3eituns -Ristf4" be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
&pr Sntentar
&erfauf.
@eiBe Naaren.

35 Gents Wtabras Sfirtins. feits
farbise Strsifen pon ueridisosuen Del
fins. Youes 32 3oa Wtaterial. gu
sinem Dor Snusntar Preis, bic Gle,
25 @ent8. -. -. .-- "a 4sslA5i
SO Sol1 Sbeer yiaiuioof. ipe,teu an'
eefsrii9t fur 3inoer unb 5rauen @s'
braud. Is Gents.
Saupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
0eitridtes unterSeng.

srauen SO unb 65 @ents Union an.
3hse. bober ooer Dutd 9als; lanss
obtr furae Nermel !; feline 5lieBbeflsto'
uns. Wfebrere Stile In anSebroHenen
Bartien, AZ Gents.
3noben rs Gents Union Nniiise,
9rou ober ecru. ifwere 5lieBbeileioung.
Gin Yor Supeutar Yreis, 40 Gents.
Saupt 6lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
9eatberbloout unters
ride.

Cine fps3isne Bartie int Dor Snuen'
tar. aue srtra @r0Beu. 9iur ibmarl
nit ausepabtsm Sbsrthsil uuo fancg
ober ssfhnsioerten Slouncss. Spsii.ll
TN Yrsis wssen bsidranftsr an3abl ID
irgeno einem Stil. $500.
9aupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
Slid 9amasf.

@rtra i9merer, reines 4iusu. fiber
aebletdter Damasf. Cine auBerge'
ipSbnli9e quite Oualitdt uno pafenos
Muftsr fur alltdsIidsn @ebrauH gum
Bsrfauf Dor Snuentar fur etma ben &c.
lpShnlltben 9rsis pon sutem Sannl'
tpolle Damasi. Die @lle, $1.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
A1tsfQt10.
Weitere einleitenoe S4ritte 3nr
Sriebensberbaablnns.

9as BarIamentieren aeht tueiter,
aber SinSenbnrs raftet ntd,t.
Wiit 8nmanieu sebt es raid sa
GnSe-Tait bas game SanS In ben
41uben Der Berbiinbeteu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
Gnfa11o.
81. u. Bartlett plant cine ueue
yforopolfabrt.

MSmiraf 9eneps 8ebnrtStas-9er
lette oer 3pHamiter pcrurteilt.
8illigeS 9eben In ben Bergen
aeutndpS = Gin teurer Streif.
Ghineieu fir Saiuaii = Siid5pi
8ihter geitprbeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-04
25 gentS untermuSlins,
1S Gents.

2orlstt usber,hse uro unterhoien.
afle neue Stile. feline Qualitdt uon
Wfuslin, nit Spisen uno Stiderti
Bsr3ieruus. Nparte @ewduoer, aber
ole @r0Ben In bem @ebotenen.
3peiter Stod.
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A. r. pIees LOCATES HERE.

Mr.. A. F. Diggs of Topeka. Kan
sas, arrived in Canon City about a
month ago. He is delighted with the
climate here and thinks that of all the
places he has ever lived. Canon is the
best He has decided to make his
home here, and Will reside at 62S
Floral Ave.
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short time Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Yelton.s who resided
here six or seven years ago. have
numerous friends and acquaintance
IN Canon City Mr.. Yeiton, Jr.. is
secretary for the north side water
works system at Pueblo.
MoToRED TO PUEBLO SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Frisbie motor
ed to Pueblo on Sunday where they
spent the day. Mr.. Frisbie says he
saw number of Canon City people
in Pueblo; all of whom. like himself,
were on pleasure trip. Seldom dur
ing the last year have the roads been
in as fine condition as they were on
Sunday and the Canon City-Pueblo
highway was lined with motorists.
FLORENCE RED CROSS
Under the enthusiastic leadership
of Mrs. H. H. UtIey. Mrs. L. v.
Emanuel, Mrs. Nat McConneE. Mrs.
t NJ. Howells. and Mrs. William
son. an auxiliary of the American Red
Cross has been started and an active
program of work laid out, Canon City
folks wish them great success.
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WEDNESDAY
HOWARD MALLET HOME

HO"AH0 mA1eGb HO"G
Howard Maliet Of Company c Is
home visiting his parents, on Three
Mile Spring. s"
VISITING RELATIVES HERE
Mrs. Charles Richardson and family
OF Pueblo are spending ten days or
two weeks In Canon City visiting rcla-
.ives and friends.
SAM HIGGINS RETURNS TO CANON
!, Sam T. Higgins. old-time resident
OF Canon City. who has been working
at the carpentry trade at Portland.
Colorado. for several months. has re-
turned here and viii assist In the
building Of the new garage at the cor
nor Of Main and Eighth streets.
eVNoN DLAkG ooEo TO DENVER
Byron Blake. who has for the past
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a few years ago. have purchased the
Riverton. Wyo.. Review. prosperous
appearing weekly paper. Copies o..
the pubkaation received by friends
in this vicinity indicate that the boys
have good property, and they will
doubtless make success in the Wy
oming heid.
HOME TO-DAY FROM NEW MEXICO
Mrs. !. C. Hyssong returned to
Canon City this afternoon from Han
over, New Mexico. where she has
been the guest of her daughter. Mrs.
Jack Hannigan. and family for the
last two months. She reports pleas
ant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Hanni-
gan as being well and and satisfied
with their residence in that part of
the country. Mr.. Hyssong came down
from the ranch on Thirty-one Mile
creek to meet his wife on her arrival
here. They will remain in town for
few days.
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CLEANUP DAY At
LINCOLN SCHOOL

Friday. Aprii Goth is a day long 20
be remembered by the teachers and
pupils Of Lincoln school. Canon City.
We combined "Arbor'' day and
Cleanup Day" into one.
On Thursday PRINCIPAL Cieland call
ed meeting of his teachers and af-
ter some Informal talk. assigned zach
one to his individual task.
Friday morning opened bright and
fair and the pupils we're anxiousiy
waiting for the nine O'Clock bell To
tap. 80 that they might make n raid
on the dandeiions and rubbish on our
school yard.
They came armed TO do work. There
was not laggard or shirk In tho
whole assembiage.
The front OF the school house look
ed like the entrance to an agricultur-
al implement hall Rakes. shoyels.
hoes. forks. knives and some curious
devices for digging out the willy dande-
lion besides saws and pruning hooks.
Soon as the command was given the
Oubihubnt Otbhhs oomc thhuuu sh'
trees and cut and sawed OF the limbs
others carried them away.
The most interesting part WAS To
witness the utilitarian spirit manifest
ed by the little urchins. They came
with sacks and buckets and were
soon slowing away the dandelions
either to be used for chicken feed or
for the family table.
The children seem to have caught
the true American spirit waste
nothing. save everything" No doubt
many a table was enriched by the sue
culeEt greens and many poultry
yards rooster crowed luHtily at the
reception OF such n gefierous treat,
( The teachers did their part. They
didn't say: go but come" One pupil
said. THAT q certain teacher could dig
up more dirt and rake up more trash
than dozen boys could haul away"
Tho same boy suggested that the
teacher should be on a farm.
Our yard looks a hundred percent
better on account of that forenoon's
hard work. -.
We all enjoyed 1t. The teachers
lmproyised luncheon as sonc Of them
felt too weak 10 walk home until they
ahd some REFRESHMENTS.
We had glorious day. Everyone
enjoyed the outing.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.