The Fort Collins Express and The Fort Collins Review from Fort Collins, Colorado • 7

TWO CONCRETE BRIDGES WILL EE CONSTRUCTED PAPERS ON WRONG TRACK DECLARES LOVELAND I IAN Local News Geydion force and two or three men handling engine were doing pioneer work on i 'f yond the Little Narrows where have done a lot of work Sunday over a hundred autos visi the end of the Poudre road The pi pie behaved nicely that is did not talk to the men or hang around their quarters and are welcomed to inspect the road and enjoy the beautiful scenery and pleasant trip The mountain flowers are now blooming violently to use an expressive term Anemonaes predominate There are many mountain daisies a little blue bell-shaped flower a larger purple flower and a profusion of ONE WILL SPAN SPRING CREEK THE OTHER WILL REPLACE OLD TIME STRUCTURE ACROSS THOMPSON RIVER According to a notice to contractors which has just been issued from the office of the board of county commissioners the county of Larimer will undertake the construction of at least two concrete bridges this year and is now advertising for bids for the con- struction of these bridges The commissioners had hoped to get other needed bridge work done this summer but the present condition of county finances coupled with the uncertainly 7IAY HAVE BEE HIDING IN NORTHERN COLORADO-TAKES TRAIN IN GREELEY AND ROBS FORTY-THREE PASSANGERS By Associated Press RAWLINS Wyoming April Union Pacific passenger Sin No 21 was held up and forty-three passengers robbed west Hanna tonight by a lone bandit The bandit who is thot to boarded the train at Greeley Colo engaged the train guard in conversation for an hour and a half then drew two guns and forced him to take up the collection in an observation car In the rear sleeper he compelled the brakeman to do the same service He dropped' from the train rolled down an embankment and disappeared in the hills He shot at the conductor James Sherlock who was slow In getting his hands up The shot went wild He is believed to be the same bandit engaged in recent hold ups near Corlett Junction and Green River Wyo and Roy Utah Special trains with a police posse left Rawlins for Bdacn where the bandit left the train of the amount ofToad work funds to ter by that method is the opinion of be received from the state makes it Brownlee a well-known resident exeremely uncertain whether more of Loveland for whom the Loveland bridges can be built In 1916 or not Carlisle worked for several years and The commissioners deem the two! with whom he was intimately ae-bridges for which bids are now being quainted sought as "the most important works Brownlee -of course I basing- his of this character on the program judgment on the numerous pictures Of One of the two bridges will be a 14- the bandit printed ift recent foot- concrete span across Spring Denver papers He says that either creek two and a half miles from this the staff- photographers -of the Den-city and near the stockyards ver yellows are snapping the wrong The bridge will replace a structure man pr else Bill Carlisle as he was which has Been its better days and always known has altered some of hi which is fast nearing the place where features which are usually hard to it can no longer be deemed safe The change since last he saw him In new bridge will serve the Harmony I his opinion the picture printed in the district and will be on one of the most Post Tuesday night comes about as IIGTOSIOUS FIEXICAT1 is DEPORTED TO THE LEE THJILBIk'G ACTIVITIES GET AN EARLY START) PERMITS ISSUED SINCE JANUARY 11916 REACH IN AMOUNT THE SUM OF 1 52267008 i Since the first of January 1916 the -city clerk has issued permits for the erection of new buildings and the remodeling and repairing of old ones calling for the expenditure of more than $22000 This is an indication that the building trades are going to be busy this season Even now there is not an idle carpenter or store or brick mason in the city In fact there iis not an idle man of any trade or used roads in the rich fanning country to the southeast of this city 1 The second and the larger of the two structures will span the Thompson river at a point several miles east of Loveland and two miles from the county line It will be a 60-foot bridge of concrete over the Thompson and will be situated on the road which runs south from the Bird beet dump on the Great Western to the rich bench land to the south of the Thompson The new Thompson river bridge will supplant one of the oldest and poorest wooden bridges In the county the particular district in which It is to be located being the oldest settled in the southern part of the county During the past beet hauling season the present bridge almost fell to pieces and there Is little doubt but that it cannot stand for another sea-8on 1 Both the new bridges will be of the concrete type which has become standard in this county and which are absolutely permanent and should stand for scores of years Bids on their construction are to be received up to nooR on the 4th day of May and plans and specifications for them can now be seeq the office of the county engineer in the court hoiisfi OF SUICIDE HOPELESSLY INSAKE DOCTOR DECLARES THAT MRS WILLIAM SCHWALM OF WIND-SOR CANNOT POSSIBLY SURVIVE NERVOUS SHOCK That Mrs William SchwaJm mother of Eddie Schwalm who committed suicide in Windsor early Mondav morning because the girl of his choice married another cannot possibly survive the nervous shock caused by the finding of her dead body stretched across the bed of his room was the sad news received bv relatives of Mrs Schwalm who lives in this commuinty Tuesday evening The attending phy- FORMER EMPLOYE OF WILLIAM CARLISLE OF LOVELAND SAYS HE IS NOT THE FAMOUS TRAIN BANDIT That some of the papers of Colorado which are endeavoring to establish the claim that William Carlisle the bandit is William Carlisle son of Joe Carlisle a Loveland shoe- maker and for several years a res! dent of Loveland are laying themselves wide open for a series of fancy damage suits should the Loveland William Carlisle choose to avenge himself for defamation of bis charae- near being that of Bill Carlisle of Loveland as it does of being that of Francisco Villa Bill Carlisle Mr Brownlee points out had a uite round head with ears which lay noticeably close te his head The bandit has ears which stand out very prominently Bill Carlisle says Mr Brownlee did not have prominent teeth and his smile was even and did not sag to the right corner of his mouth as does that of the bandit Moreover thru-out his youth and young-manhood Bill Carlisle was uncomfortably fat- Of course he might have lost his extra fesh in ten years but he coul lose a lot of it before he would balance the scales with the gentleman recently captured in Wyoming Mr Brownlee admits that he may be wrong but as yet he is firmly convinced that the man whose photos were printed in Denver papers as be-iing that of the bandit resemble in no manner the Bill Carlisle who was-born in Evans Colo and who lived most cf his fife in Loveland On the other hand other Loveland-ery claim that there is not the slightest doubt that the bandit is the Bill Carlisle who lived ift Loveland because reports state that he has the Initials Cfi tattoed on his right forearm They claim that Carlisle Loveland bore a tattoo mark on the same arm arifi thajt he displayed it on the occasion of a visit to that city about three years They also cite the fact that the Loveland youth was sent to the state reformatory for the theft of shoes from his father's' 8ere as indivative of his disposition to transgress against the law One point where the description of the bandit does not tally with the life of the Lovelander is in his age Wyoming dispatches say that the bandit is about 26 the Loveland Carlisle is at least 33 or 34 as county records in connection with his sentence to the reformatory will show GETS THIRTY DAYS whereby Oliver Chandler of this city has invested approximately $40000 in 320 acres of land situated a short dls- business'' Monday of Loveland was a the county seat On Bell and Moore of Loveland spent Monday in the county seat 1 attending to legal matters Everest Beaford a well known stock man of Weld county was a business visitor in Fort Collins on Monday i Mrs Kate Zeigler Mrs Ru-ple and Mrs Alice Woodside of Ber-l thoud came up from that city Sunday I to attend the Ziegler-Brownell nuptials -f General Manager A Officer of the Northern Colorado plans of the sugar company motored over from Greeley Monday to spend the day In conference with officers of the Fort Collins factory Alex Ault left this city Monday on an extended business trip to the South He will look after his property interests in Carlsbad as well as visit a number of 'Texas cities Miss Clair Trakhara has completed her eight months term of school at Stratton Park and has returned home She is open now for a position as teacher in the summer school Mrs A Dunn expects to go to Oberlin Ohio next month to see her sons Bert and James graduate from Oberlin college They are two mighty fine boys and nobody blames her for being proud of them We ail axe Mrs Pfeffer has gone to Denver for a visit with friends of that city expecting to return on Thursday George Medic has left this city for Grand Junction Iowa where he will spend the coming several weeks Mrs' A Breiuman and son left this city Monday for Savannah Mo where they will spend several weeks Mrs Bren im an is taking her son for a consultation with a specialist living in Savannah Mr and Mrs Rutherford have left this city for North Park with the expectation of spending the summer months in the Jackson county district Mibs Lucile Brown left on Monday for Altamont Mon where she will visit with relatives for the coming several weeks Moore has returned to his home here from Kansas City where he has been visiting with his son and looking after business interests Mrs Mary A Kimmons left this city Monday night for Laramie with the expectation of going to her ranch in North Park where she will spend the summer months Word has been received from Grand Junction of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs David Grover Rice on April 21st Mrs Rice will be remembered as Miss Mona Lace formerly in instructor of domestic science in A The baby has been given the name of David Grove Jr Rasmussen and A Rasmussen have left Fort Collins for La-kin Kan where they will spend the coming few days with relatives Hottel of Montrose spent Saturday in Fort Collins visiting his brother Hottel Mrs James Atherton has left Fort Collins for a visit of several weeks in Victor Iowa Mr end Mrs Ed Wright spent Sunday as the guests of Denver fr'ends A Rose went to Denver Monday morning summoned there by the news of the illness of his brother A Simpson returned the first of the week to his ranch on the Buck-horn where The Express will keep him posted on Larimer county events His family will go to the ranch ip the near future Mrs Beatrice Neb tives Moore has gone to for a visit with rela- A Drake went to Denver Monday to spend the fore part of the week in that city looking after business affairs Walter Woods accompanied by his daughter Rose and son Walter motored to Livermore Monday A King of Denver spent the fore part of the week here with his relatives the Guyers Mrs King has been here some time and will remain for a longer visit Dr and Mrs Klene returned Thursday evening from Brush where they have been spending the week attending the meeting of the Boulder Presbytery Hal Henry a former track star'of Loveland High school and a number of friends of Loveland spent Friday here getting a line on the Fort Collins High school track squad a Baumgardner has arrived in this city from Corpus Christi Texas for a visit with hi3 niece Mrs Austin He is seriously considering making his home in this city avocation in the city at the present than passing interest for they will time unless be chooses to be idlele to take Shorty Martinez 1 is Everybody seems to be busy about and two children to Laredo Tex something The city is employing a good many men on street improvements and in other lines of public work This is the first season in many years that building has started in so brisk and so early in the year as is shown to he the case this year Heretofore as a general rule those who -contemplate building do not complete arrangements until along later in the season Following is a list of permits issued so far this year: I Bradley barnl 150 A Rohling porch 400 Orton Davis repairs 143 West Mountain 150 Dr Norton garage 80 Charles Riddell garage 139 Remington street 150 Pratt garage 311 South Howes street 100 Jones house 107 Garfield 2000 Cooper house 7 700 Culvert Co addition "100 "McMillan Co addition 100 Barton remodeling house Garfield street 500 Clammer garage 427 West Oak 150 Gibbs garage lot 21 block 302 100 Smith garage 503 Whed- bee street 80 A Scott remodeling Hall block 6000 Douglas garage lots 4 and 5 block 14 6000 Orton Davis remodeling 171 North College 900 Morrison remodeling house Johnson remodeling 640 Smith street Price remodeling 301 So Sherwood street Roy Portner garage Frank Miller garage one of the border ports of entry from which point Shorty thinks he can manage to work his way back into his native land and to friends and relatives who will contrive to make existence possible for him Martinez is the Mexican who lost a leg thru the fact that it came in contact with a number of bird shot fired from -a shotgun by -one Victoriano Le-mos The two had become involved in a quarrel pver a card game in which according to J-emos Martinez produced altogether too mSBy kings for an ordinary deck of cards to support Martinez -was taken to -the county hospital where it was found necessary to amputate his leg and the morning after the operation was found sitting in a chair cursing his luck because he could not walk to the faucet and get a drink of water Martinez with his leg gone and the new prohibition law "In effect had small chance to make an honest living and was quite willing to have the county send him hack to his native land Whether he will he a Carran-zista a Villista a Diazista or some other kind of "ista" he did not confide in the county officials who saw to it that he was provided with the necessary transportation Announcing the engagement of her daughter Grace and Richard Dorsey of Chicago Mrs Anna Drager entertained Thursday at an informal little evening party Early in the eve-mng the guests were entertained by several clever games Mrs Lula Paige securing the prize in the millinery contest by manufacturing the most artistic hat from paper and a box of trimmings Miss Celia Boston contributed a number of piano selections to the pleasure of the evening The table at which the delicious lunch was served a dainty yellow and white color scheme prevailed Mr and Mrs Warren returned home Sunday evening from Lo transport Ind Mrs Warren has bee spending the winter months in San Antonia and Corpus Christi Tex going to Logansport for visit with her parents a few weeks ago Mr Warren jcined her in Logansport a few days ago Mrs Warren is greatly improved in health since her winter i tne fcontk KEPT SURPLUS EOOZE HID LTCKICKEN YARD MEXICAN-ARRESTED AFTER OFFICERS FIND TWO CACHES IN HIS PLACE IN THE OLD OFFENDER William Rosa Mexican and classed asan offender by virtue of his having previously been convicted on a charge of bootlegging was taken into custody by Sheriff Cooffe and Deputy Sheriff Ealligan on Monday afternoon following a search of his place in the Jungles where the officers uncovered two caches of contraband liquor He will be arraigned within the present week Rosa very much under the influence of some of his own fire water was picked up by the officers in the afternoon and a search warrant was obtained the sheriff believing that the pint bottle found on hip did not constitute his entire stock of liquor Deputy Halligan says that the hiding plaee of booze was discovered in his chicken yard The man had dug two small holes in the ground put in his liquor put a sack on top of it thrown hack the newly spaded earth The chickens did the rest their cratching and wallowing soon converting the appearance of the newly turned earth and making it look like 4 long established grubbing place Not a very large quantity of booze was discovered in these two caches there being a pint In one Cf them and two pints in the other Each however bore evidence of having been the resting place of a con-siderabl quantity of booze within the past few days and It is apparent that Rosa has beep doing a thriving business Thomas Ward one of the early settlers in Fort Collins and vicinity died at an early hour on Monday morning at the city hospital after a short illness due to pneumonia Mr Ward was an expert gardener by avocation and for many years after coming to Fort Collins he followed market gardening but for the past six years he had been in charge of garden and grounds The deceased was 69 years of age and had been a well-known resident of Fort Collins and vicinity for more than a third of a century He married soon after locating in this city but his wife died about fifteen years ago leaving no children Mr Ward was an honest well meaning man and without a human enemy in the world He was industrious and loved to delve among his plants DOINGS OF THE PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATIONS Friday afternoon Miss Emma Wilkins Mrs Scott Mrs A Beebe and Mrs Wheeler went to Masonville in the interests of the Child Welfare committee to assist in the formation of a Parent-Teachers association at that place The program the work the gain from the association the help given to the teacher were covered by brief talks given by the visitors A very enthusiastic general discussion culminated in the motion to organize Mrs Derby was elected temporary chairman and Mrs McWhorter temporary secretary of the meeting Nominating and program committees were appointed Lunch was served and the meeting adjourned to reconvene at the time of the regular school lection At the request of the teachers of the Plummer school Mrs Lory Mrs Coover Mrs McIntosh and Mrs Copas went out to the school Friday to consider the organization of a Parent-Teachers Association The people of the neighborhood were very much interested and after explanatory talks lunch was served and the meeting adjourned to reconvene ien the near future at which time it is expected that definite seteps will be taken for the organization of the association DENVER April 25 Gordon Jones president of the United States Na-j tionol bank of Denver was injured his son Gordon Jr and his son-in-j law Turner Jones were killed and the wife was seriously injured in an automobile accident that occurred at 2 o'clock this afternoon one mile from Bennett Colo "SHORTY MARTINEZ MINUS ONE LEG IS SENT BY LARIMER COUNTY BACK TO HIS NATIVE LAND JAs a usual thing the journeys of folks whose railroad fare is paid by the county and there are many such as a review of the reports of the charity officer will reveal is not noted by the press of the city For -in many instances the fares advanced are returned and prove only a loan to tide a worthy family over a Period of financial embarrassment However on Tuesday the county bought two tickets which were used in a manner which may prove of more Gracing the center of the table was a graceful basket of golden jonquils and from the basket wite ribbons led to the plates The place Cards were cunring baby chicks Upon drawing the ribbons from the basket small cards attached to the end announced the approaching marriage of Miss Grace Drager and Richard Dorsey which will take place in June Mr Dorsey graduated from A in 1914 and is now in the employ of the Western Electric company in Chicago The gue3ts Thursday evenmg included the Misses Grace McNece Nora Kennedy Ruth Richards Celia Boston Della Tanner Marjorie Moss-man Maude Dyekman Alma Grace and Dorothy Drager and the Mes-dames Anna Wilson and Lula Paige MAJORITY OF MEN OF CONVICT CAMP WORK BEYOND THE TUNNEL Fine progress is being made at the Poudre road camp and County Surveyor James Edwards and his brother Walter went up Monday to stake out two or three more miles of road The first shots on the tunnel thru the 300-foot cliff on the south side of the Little Narrows was made last Monday week On Monday the tunnel had been driven 18 feet into the solid rock Only ten men were working on the tunnel two driving the power drill and eight men and two horses with dump carts taking away the rock shot down4 Four men were eurfadng the road east of Getfurther all the others except the camp William Rosa Mexican arrested Mondav by Sheriff Cooke and his dep-sician declared that it was a mystery! uty Byrd Halligan and on whose to him how Mrs Schwalm has snr- place in the Jungles some three pints vived this long and that the constant of very poor liquor were found hid-use of narcotics which is necessary is den in holes dug in the chicken yard not contributing to her chances for appeared before Judge Stover on recovery Tuesday and entered a plea of guilty It seems that the shock of finding 1 to the charge of violating the new pro-her dead body has driven all rea-hibition law brot against him He son from Mrs Schwalm and she is was given thirty days in jaiL Altho hopelessly insane Everything possi- Rosa was 'up for bootlegging under ble is being done for her but her al- the old law the case Tuesday was bis ready weakened condition due to first offense under the new law and he years of suffering from other ailments was therefore not given the maximum makes the doctors extremely pessi- penalty allowed under the statutes BLUEJACKETS IN As an adjunct to its fast growing GROOMING BIG FLEET ice cream business the Riverside Ice Storage Co has decided to add a complete bottling works to its plane in this city and this coming summer will embark upon the manufacture of san(1 bluejackets at the Charlestown soft drinks on a scale which if the navy Vard were Put 5n today manufactured goods meet the same to Prepare the thirty war vessels in ready sale of other Risco products 1 the harbor for sea at the earlies pos-wiil soon make Fort Collins the ccr- flble hour It was stated that virtu-trai supply point for all goods of tills every sh5P would be at the top character notch of efficiency in fifteen days Mr Vandewark has recently placed The men are being era an order for a large quantity of the because of the difficulty in ob-material necessary for this particular taining sufficient civilian mechanics branch of the business and proposes1 the 7000 bluejackets had retain the services of an expert to been recalled from furloughs and the machinery and to run the shore leave "bottling branch of the company All is a measure of preparedness" kinds of soft drinks will be made and officially explained neces-the firm will also do a wholesale busi- sity of which was increased by the ress in fountain supplies The line is fatt that we have been handicapped ore which cap be carried to much ad- months by a Bhortage of civilian vantage by the Riverside company as workmen and material it already well established thruout all of Northern Colorado for the man- LIG REAL ESTATE DEAL ufeture of ice and ice cream and there 777 7 is no good reason to suppose ht Atherton have report-other bearing ed the consumatlon far deal FOR ACTION AT ONCE (By Associated BOSTON April 21 Seven thou- $22670 SERGEANT VOGLER ACCEPTS GOOD PLACE AT SANTA FE Post Commissary Sergeant Sigmund "Vogler A retired who has been assisting Lieutenant Rogers with his work in the military department at the college has accepted a position in the adjutant office at Santa Fe at a salary four times as large as he was receiving here He is a good man and all regret the loss of his services at A MRS GLESSNER'S FATHER DEAD Glessner on Friday received word from Mrs Glessner in Rushville Ind to the effect that her father died on Thursday night but a short time after her arrival in Rushville The deceased was a man of 74 and was "known to many Fort Collins people thru his frequent visits here Mrs Glessner was summoned east on Tues day by a telegram announcing his critical illness Mrs Glessner plans to remain with her mother for several weeks while Mr mother will arrive here on Saturday from Warsaw Ind to remain here until Mrs return Mrs Hollar entertained the club Friday afternoon The time was spent with fancy work music and games A delicious Easter luncheon was served the Risco trademark will not meet wjth as ready a sale especially in the smaller towns and trading centers where there is not enough business to tance south of Wellington and consid-warrant a manufacturing: plant of the eret choice farms or ze and capacity of the one the Wellington district The land in question was purchased 240 acres Dr Curtis Atkinson has gone to' from Liggett and eighty acres Chicago with the expectation of from A Gilhison Co and the spending the coming three weeks at- purchase price of $40000 makes the tending clinics in the medical colleges transaction among the largest cash of that city deals reported this year.