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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06
WILL TREAT OFFENDING
SUFFRACETS AS FELONS

suffrsgette hesdqusrfera He said:
hereafter. women breaking the
laws will be treated just 40 every
one else committing crime 10 treat
ed
All those arrested under the new
rule will be charged With conspir-
scy. The first 20 charged were
Pethrick Lawrence and his wife. u
was reported that christabei Pank-
hurst had been arrested iast night.
but today " was admitted that she
had eiudsd the police.
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tBy rsffed Press Leased Wir~p
LONDON. March e.--oetsrmiped
to end the reign Of terror through
out England caused BY the scsIv.
tiles Of the suffrsuetsss, the govern
nent today insuourssed policy BY
which ali those destroying property
Of any sort will be sentenced TO
seven years imprisonment - com
mon feIons.
This was announced BY Police In
spsctor Mccarthy after raid on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

An express wagon loaded with
ttiing. skidded down Spring It,.
from Third nv. this morning. into a
ditch In front Of tho side entrance
jumped ard escaped injury. ons
Of the horses was plunged into tho
hole. with the wagon and its load
Three workmon In tho ditch
were injured slightly. They 90.
capped BY running back into the
tunnel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

- e1EA &c dox.. dox
o1!ley 3Se n. 2 ihs- Sc.
- f4Ii cream ehssss. 10
Mil I5cs batterine.
oyue Swiss cheese. n,
F. IA rhesxe. Isr and Sc
~ a. the<es. n t0rs Gam
- y 1e<s pare honey
~ hftek cheese, NJ 1sc
d. M! ehe<oe. 35c box difl
~ - 5 Imported Nor
4efo5. x5e; potato yeast
la<ee lie. salt ririn (
Ib4 potatoes 11c
lie. Eastern sugar
= ~; Is ibx onions,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

n SSS az > s6ins &c Luz lInsa,ic sS,,
cant afford 20 overlook Us. We're
mol big dealers. but We are ma
ENOUGH 20 save yau money The
plano parior idsa II new ~ Seat /.
We Come Ia and eli down and
nraf plano perfectly. Wniling,
suprsps Arcade Annex fNecond
floor, opposite eieyHtor.)
corHots ffont- lace. also back lace.
Madam NORTH, 1927 rnd ay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06
ELDERLY ALLEGED
ElOPlNe COUPLE

t0y Vnfge4 Fxneo keaee4 WiKel
PORTLAND. Or. March 6.---Tsis-
graphic warrants are held By the
police here for the arrest Of w. y.
Campbell. aged so. and Mrs. Nettle
Foster. 30. o. Roeeburg. both mar
Fied. who are accused OF clipping
from that city The warrants were
sworn 10 by Mrx- w. v. Campbell.
II IL Suspected that tho couple
came to Portland and are now in
hiding here
The tampbelix have resided In
Roseburg for number Of years.
The Fosters. however. we're recent
arrivals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

10 ACRES orchard and alfalfa land
near town Of isDhrata. All first
class fruit land. valley land. deep
rich soii. abundance OF water
available. Price ts6oD0. For par
ficulars phone Main gh7e.
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Z SSfes % fEe DnwanslsR rrfScsffs y
room house. fruit trees and all In
cultivation. VIII exchange for
free md clear acreage.
sos American Bank Bldg.
houses. four well Improved lots.
want partiy-improved ranch In
exchange. Phone Kanwood 1873.
Address r. v. d. No .. EDx 49,
70 acres X mile from prosser high
school. all A No. ! fruit land. to
exchange for city property.
300 American Bank Bldg.
IA fst - a. Ana for fof@ ~ cl0e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

BLOOMFIELD. n. J.. March a.
because he was shot IN the LEG with
the wsddiuK OF a blank cartridge
whlle being initiated into the Mod
ern Woodmsn. John Hetxci IL suing
for $4,000 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

o. March S Fire
J = - oDnaish grill. below
- 1oeel annex. this
K ennn~1 approximately
l,nC> nd frightened a
1cIns b The street In
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Situations Wanted
Female

LApefianeed arsssmaker wants SOW
Ing IN families. TIDE day. West
lake Hotel Room q
Young children and BABIES cnred TOT
~ hour or day ~ 9tpe n Roy ~
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~ oAsAEs =
-, Cook. British :
w. isrSl I,efscn to cross :
fSw,e. we're u d. :
n minutes south. :
s~1llnrzhaassn. Rus :
>s<rs<s . minutes =
- 49, Weddell. british. :
's-s' Is minutes south. !
~ chas Wilkes. !
srrlored vhas Is now :
I11>r1 l>nd. -,
<mes Clark koss,s
sssorersd What Is now :
n degrees south. :
Mares. British. :
s .1>umshlp 70 enter :
~ <1rcle. The challang, :
49, the fac, that :
- ~ covered The floor o' :
RI sreat shacselton' :
..., - Serrs<a 81 minutes :
81 r'1Irs fIvm tho pole :
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fsslls 1ns I iSsns pSSfSisl,sd zeYS
room and hoard. 1850 a week, $50
9th, iiremerton, Wn. Phone y I'll.
Excelsior Apis. Furnished and un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

At ELf.ENsBUH0.
6 ACRES. ss7s. tizs CASH
Balance so per nienfh. for choice
land under Kittltas high line
canal. II you don't know what u
IL. It's time you were ask
Close 10 railroad station. Now
IN your chance 10 get a good lit
tie piece OF Irrigated land nj
PRICES and TERMS that are
Kii'fITAs LAND CO. rxc.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Lost--siiver and pearl handled UNI
brella. marked G. y. H.: valued ~
Gift Return to SIG ~. 4ith ST., or
phone North iIS2: Kewafd.
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Help Wanscd--FemaIe

Wantedr YOUNG women. eithnf Sc.
periene.d or Inexperienced. 10
work as telephone operators. Ap-
pif 10 HOS Ord ags OF 1880 nth
av The Pacific Telephone aud
Telegraph Co
ltsftine plano playing p0sltiyely
Taught Ia ~ 10 20 leanons Book.
let's free. Seattle School Of popu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

f0Tffnnnf6N 'fl'f]1lNTf0fiE Co.
hand goods. Main isiv.
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For Sale--Liyestock

n6fGE ITrn0N 90. I'M f ss W.
g.. has sales Of horses. wagons
harness. every Tuesday. o. IN. ..
w. Hobb. Auct. Phone Main 1892
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1850 PER MONTH
FINE FOR CHICKENS
large lots. close In. small G-room
cottage, near school and cars.
Phone Mr.. Stanfield. Ind. York 20.
Modern house; ; rooms; 18th av.
and Denny way. Main 9422.
To iete-One Groom modern cot
tage at 1850, Including water.
Phone week days North 1872.
Modern a-rooms apartment. $4,000
opposite university campus. North
asia,
Desirable g-room house. modern:
furnace heat, and CRATES; excel
lent location. car service ana View.
Phone East 1914.
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30 .Sea want farm tsae,s Ne have ss
ten acres TO ssE. with more than
enough wood on the land 60 pay
for IL. You can sell as fast as you
cut. The soil IN excellent for ber-
ftes, fruits. garden or poultry.
Ideal market. Right here al seat
tie. Price $500 for 10 acres. s1s
cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Eost.-smail Mexican leather purse
nothing ~ value in hut papers.
keys and sons stamp photos.
Finder please call Ballard 1879.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Monday.-s3mali brown purse con-
tanning money, keys and street
car tickets. Phone Queen Anne
10gG Suitable reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Etrayed from i73s Walnut street
coal black dog. with collar and
license v. NO. fs2e; answers 90
name Of Mig" Phone West 2f1.
Reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Lost Iady's gold watch; monogram
G. q. NJ on case; lost between list
Ave. and Jackson st. and Lake
View cemetery. Finder phone
Ind. Cherry z21 Reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-06

Loot irish terrier. female. about ~
years old. answers To name OF
Bridget. Return 10 Wiltshire
hotel Reward.
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Funeral Directors.


Ermine scarf sunday about sso on
Ravenna car. or on Sth. or In al
ley way y the Normandis apart.
ments. Main 1900. Apt lef
Reward
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
FORMER RESIDENT HERE
KILLED IN NEW MEXICO

Word has been received here OF the
violent death of S. B. whitIow. form
eriy a resident on Sherman avenue
Lincoln park. at Fort Sumner. New
Mexico, last Tuesday. the details OF
the affair are lacking. although IL Is
Understood that be was killed by =
horse. Mrs. whitlow was visiting in
Kansas Al the time and was apprised
Of the death OF her husband by tele-
graph Deceased leaves two daughters.
Mss Berthe. who was at home when
the accident occurred. and Mrs George
Mickey Of Pueblo. The funeral and
inserment took place in Pueblo AT IA
o'clock this morning
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ROOSEVELT
WILL Be OUT
IN ten DAYS

Chicago. Oct. ia speedy recovery
for Roosevelt is predicted unless un-
forseen complications arise today or
tomorrow. 1t Is probable that the
colonel will leave the hospital within
ten days. He slept soundly last night
after shaving himself and reading. He
ate a hearty breakfast this morning.
AT o'clock Mrs. Roosevelt. Theo-
dore, Jr, and Miss Ethel arrived FROM
New York. and the family was closet
ed alone with the colonel.
Roosevelt said today: Il feel bully
The doctors are having much trou-
BILE enforcing the order OF quiet Is
the colonel wants TO see everyone ami
talk politics as we'll.
Bulletins issued this morning said
that the general condition OF the pa
tient were excellent
kilograms and cablegrams are aF-
riving at the hospital at the rate o.
one hundred an hour. The kings OF
England. Spain. Denmark. Italy and
the president of France today cabled
their congratulations.
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OPERATED on SATURDAY
FOR APPENDICITIS

Mss Catherine Anderson, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs c. G. Anderson OF 5eS
Pike avenue. was operated on at tie
hospital here last Saturday afternoon
for appendicitis. She has been ind;s-
posed for some time. but il was not
until a few days ago that her trouble
was diagnosed as appendicitis Tae
operation was highly successful ana
she is reported to be getting along
nicely today and with every prospect
OF an early recovery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
MADE HIT At RE-
CEPTI0y MONDAY NIGHT

C W. varnum. the prominent Den
yer attorney. is In attendance at the
grand lodge OF Odd Fellows here this
week. He made great hit at the re-
ception given in honor of the dele
gates and visitors at the Rink Mon
day night xr. vsrnuEs Gas called
upcu 10 entertain fhe rass audssaes
wAils vaitins for The orchestra to ar
rive and he rssponded-ia such happy
nansss- - to eapfurssfhcs Assssbiass
.anris. sool aaa drassmA" :
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Died at Hospital Tuesday Afternoon.

Peter Carlos. a Greek iaborer. died
Mt the hospital here about 5 O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon from typhoid fever
after an illness OF nearly three weeks
duration. The deceased was % years
OF age and had residcd in Canon City
since 1909. He leaves brother. Gus
Carlos. who in employed at the Port
land cement works in this county.
The remains will be taken to Pueblo
on Thursday for burial.
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IoTOPtNI COUPLE
WE'D TT FuEBLo

Mss Lillian Byer and Mr.. Ray rabe-.
10th OF Cotopaxi. we're married by the
Rev. o. L. ortner at the ST. Anne par
.onage Sunday morning Mn and
Mrs. Taber are well known in the A.
kansas Valley and will return TO Co
topaxi 10 reside-Pueblo Chieftain.
Don't forget the pictures and or
ches,ra music at the Opera House
Adv.
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PAST PRESIDENTS GUESTS
OF MRS. COLLINS

Mrs. ortha Barr of Colorado
Springs. a past president Of the Re
hekah assembly and adorned with the
degree Of chivalry. and Mrs Louise
udiek. also OF Colorado Springs and
past president. are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Collins of River
street during the !. o. o. F. CONVEX
ton
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

While making the best superinleaA-
ent 0: schools Weld county ever had.
ur. ]. Z snook OF Greeley. Grand Mas
ter OF the Grand Lodge l. o. o. r. has
given to that onice the dignity and
scholarly atmosphere that should 6e
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
THE ODD FELLOWS
OLD FOLKS HOME

Tse site for the ODD Fellows Old
Folks Home. recently located In Can
On City by vote OF the grand lodge
trustees. is attracting a great deal
OF attention from the members of the
order this =eek and IL is expected that
authority will be given before the
adjournment OF the grand lodge to
enter upon the construction OF the
Buildings that are to house its bens-
fciaries.
There was on exhibition in the lobby
of the strathmore hosei on Nonday
two handsome draxinEs Of the propos-
"a building 20 be erected on North
Fifteenth street for the home; one
of them submitted by a Arm OF Dea-
yer architects and the other by Geo
W Roe OF Pueblo The amount u
money to be put into the home - an
initial outlay will be determined by
the grand lodge. but viii be a very
considerable sum. The plans Of the
architects alluded TO II adopted. would
call for an expenditure OF. perhaps.
seventy Ave thousand dollars. possibly
more.
Members OF the grand lodge who
have visited the size OF the contem-
plated home since coming here are
unanimous In pronounelng the sur
fouudinEs ideal for the purpose. and.
II Is believed. viii favor as liberal an
expenditure for Improvements as the
condition o. the grand lodge treasury
VIII warrant IL has on hand al pres
ent something iikc seventy THOUSAND
dollars in the building fund and the
amount is being constantly Increased
from the per capita assessments OF the
members OF the order throughout tae
state.
From April twenty-foarth to May
fourth Of this year the grand lodge
trustees. who had been properly en-
powered to select a site for the propos-
ed home. personally inspected forty
six tracts OF land that were recon-
mended TO them as especially adapted
for the contemplated Institution. These
tracts OF land were located respective
ly at Canon City. Florence. Pueblo.
Colorado Springs. Nanitou. Denver.
Littietoa. Arvada. Brighton. Erie.
Boulder. Berthoud and Fort Collins.
Zach and all OF these propositions
Possessed merit and received the most
careful consideration OF the board Of
trustees. The price asked for these
respective sights ranged all the way
from an absolute gift by Fort Collins
to ss5.oco.oo.
AZ an adjourned meeting Of the
board Of trustees held in Denver. On
June seventeenth the Canon casy pro-
posstsou sAs aIaaai eAsseas aaf ~
home located here. Canon City's oRsr
70 secure u isst,sssaes- was Z snrsy-
ni.s IA AsK ~ szas& - 49, a.
NsFtA g1eassqnA seesssl veAae svas
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r.A~. y KAs.as fer Burial

TIE remains OF little Helen Snyder.
iulsns daughter Of Mr.. and Nh. c. c.
sas>pE ~1sordsps = the faasiiy Nome
On osnsss avenue on the nrss Of DE
vesk. wcrs taAss - i.swia. KAnsas.
~ ~ $500 y trs,a sasssas as.es-
- - tGlAl ~ ss> = y
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subsequently purchased by the grand
lodge trustees for si5.s25. of which
anouni s5.4,5 was paid by our people:
the business mems association con
tribntine s2.i25 and the local lodge
OF odd Fellows $1,000. In addition to
this. however. the city council voted
70 extend Its water and sever systems
70 the southwest corner OF the land
In question. install a fire plug. or by
drant, on the east side OF Fifteenth
street In the immediate vicinity Of the
proposed home site and to construct
. cement Sidewalk on the east side
Of fifteenth street 10 the southwest
cornes VI the property under consid-
eration-
The city council also voted TO CON
strucs a suitable foot bridge over the
lrrlEA;ion canal OF the Canon City Hy-
efaulIe Ditch company and 10 furnish
,ke nome and its surrounding build
mas all necessary protection from hre-
Il fariher agreed TO supply the home
frs~ Of charge all water needed for
domestic purposes FOR n period Of n,~
s.ars and 20 permit all necessary
to be made with it's water
mains for that purpose. Tbs grants
and concessions made 5y the city 20
the trustees TO secure the establish
meat Of the home here were very val
uabls and could hardly be purchased
for other purposes than the one under
cons ideration for less than ten thoas-
and iOllars-
A deed conveying the property 10
,he rand lodge trustees was made
cut after the matter Of title to the
LAND. water rights and contract with
Canon City had been carefully examiu-
ei ~ chas. W. Waldo of this city and
Joseph hewitt of Bnena Vista on the
pa, 0. the Old Fellows and pronoans-
ea ty them TO be good and valid. The
coming OF the home to Canon City
has been a matter OF congrA,nlasson
among our people and its erection will
be Hasched with pride and sstisfa--
ton vita them. We believe that no
better place than Canon City could
have been selected for the institution
and no more ideal locality found than
a. North Fifteenth street
odd Fellows all over the state ars
deeply Interested In the home and its
future and are already making pre-
parations 10 give II their hearty sup
port. To Star OF the East Rebakah
Lodge No. IS. Of Denver belongs he
honor of being the frst applicant for
a room in the home. to be known ~
the star OF ths East" room. which
room the lodge In question proposes
to fur.ash ssd mainsa'a st ~ owa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
ROOSEVELT
SHOT BY A
MANIAC

Progressive candidate for
president. was shot last night as he
was entering his automobile to go
TO the meeting he was to address II
the Auditorium. and only for the fact
that the bullet struck the tightly roll
cd manuscript OF the speech he was TO
deliver and which broke the force Of
the bullet he would probably have
been killed
The assassin. who at first refused
TO give his name. afterwards said he
was John schrank of $40 East Tenth
street. New York city. He is believed
to be crazy.
Until Roosevelt had finished speak
ing it was supposed he was only
slightly hurt. but later fears were
expressed that his condition bay ce
more serious than was at first suppos-
ed.
The reception OF Colonel Roosevelt
up TO the time OF the shooting was
the tamest OF his entire tour. When
be reached Milwaukee there was bare
iy half hundred people to greet hin.
owing TO the Ia Toilette sentiment.
presumably. This. however. made the
assassin's attempt only more simple
as the crowd was not so congested -
to force a large body Of police to be
on hand to keep traffic moving This
very fact made the asssssin's attemr;
so nearly successful.
Colonel Roosevelt was taken to ne
Gllpsirick hotel for dinner with Il
group of the local Progressive leaders.
After bis dinner he left the hotel to
step into his automobile.
shot As He Entered tute.
crowd was standing outside the
hotel 70 get a glimpse OF hira and were
swept AZ one side by the few police
who had been assigned TO guard the
entrance As Colonel Roosevelt had
entered his automobile an unidentified
man stepped through the crowd 70
quickly that his approach was not sus-
peeted as being with murderons in-
tent
Stepping 70 the side Of the autorno-
bile as the colonel started 10 SIT down,
the man suddenly and before anyone
CT them near could move, drew a r'-
volver from his pocket. fred poiat
blank at the colonel just as he was
letting go the side Of the automobile
and turning to seat himself.
Roosevelt staggered. hesitaied. turn
ed pale. then put his hand under his
coat and pressed his right breast He
had not vet sat down and was stiii
Lesitatipg while the crowd made
rush for mis- assalian,
Coehems Leaped Upon Assassin
An indescrsbable scene Of confusion
Immediately ensued-
Henry W. Cochens hurled himself
from the automobile into the throng.
directly onto the shoulders of the
would-be assassin. who was s;rug-
Cling and pushing his way toward the
outskirts In an attempt TO escape. The
weight OF the ex-footbali player bore
the man TO the street. and in an in-
stant hundreds OF people joined in a
wild rush to reach the struggling man.
Cochems, strong in the belief that
Roosevelt had been mortally wounded.
ritilessly ground his opponent against
the paving stones. but at the same
time lasbed out with his arms aad
legs In IN endeaSor to keep the crowd
a, bay. Police fought their way to
the storm center of the disturbance.
bearing back civilians who were by
this time shouting demands for the
lynching of the anarchist.
Roosevelt Talks % Crowd.
Cocnemf coon succeeded in disarm-
iux ths man md ssassng Afm INTO
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rs environment He has filed all OF
the Offices Of the Grand Lodge and has
been known through them all as E
senileuaan Of high regard and as an
odd Fellow Who has conscieniioshsiy
sIriven to attain the hishes, ideals of
the -ofder.
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grand lodge and the Rebekah assembly
will be completed tomorrow. Colorado
Springs. Grand Junction and Durango
are aspIranis for next years meet
Ing
appreciate Canon City's Hospitality.
To the Grand Encampment. /. o. o. +
Colorado.
To the Mayor and Citizens OF canon
City:
This. our first Official VISIT to your
beautiful city. has been most saiIs-
factory experience.
The day has been clear. calm and
cloudIess. typical. we hope. OF the ever
smiling skies which we trust viii shine
upon our Home TO be established with
you.
The perfect arrangements which you
have made 70. our reception and for
our entertainment give. US ample as
suranee that those OF our beloved
brothers who may spend their deels::- ;
ing years in OUR Home. which VII
also be YOUR Home. will be uFseid
by your strong arms and eomfor,ed
by your loving sympathy.
This aun1ber OF churches aad schools
you have. aud the general air Of mora;
cleanliness and beautiful purity which
seems TO distinguish this happily fav-
cred eify gives us perfect xat.sfaeties
that tho orphans Of our departed
brothers viii not be mere residents d:
an Institution. but that they will find
real Home In your hearts and "a
your lives.
We are glad that these orphaned
little ones are 70 have the privilege
OF attending with your children. ths;
most marvellous training school for
American citizenship. the public
school. which Is our safes, safeguard
for the perpetuatiOn of personal. civic
and religious liberty in this fsir iane.
We ~ani these Children trained with
your children on terms Of perfect
equality and mutual interdependenee
30 that they may grow up into useful
and happy American citizens.
We thank the citizens OF Can y
City for what they have already done
FOR u and We thank them again and
in advance for what we know they
Will do in the years to come for those
bright and beautiful flowers OF ha-
manity. the children OF ODD Fellow
ship whom we shall entrus, TO their
especial care and keeping.
Respectfully submitted.
G W yARSrfN
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O. y Dssa. Visa.

xr. ~ Nrs- lava hsss sess so
aGe.ss VISTA ssss Sse's se-~sssAA
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.CRnri;';i;iIa9''|.!I ! .!I0DCE
AND REbEKAHS
HARD AT WORK

the work OF both the Odd Fellows
grand lodge and the Rebekah assembly
Will be completed tomorrow. Colorado
Springs. Grand Junction and Durango
are aspIran,s for next years meet
Ing
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Roosevelt Talks to Crowd.

Cocaemf coon succeeded in disarm-
ing the man md hsasing Inn INTO
ssSuission- BY the time the man vas
cewsd and pleedin< 81
his lifA the police had succsedee "a
breaking through Ne erevd.. eed g.