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The Springfield herald., 1912-07-12
RAT DRIVES A FAIR
CHAUFFEUR FROM CAR
Rodent in Auto Blocks All the
Traffic on CleveIand's Prin-
cipaI Thoroughfare.

Cleveland, O.-One lone. NANCY. ad-
venture-seeking rat and big maroon
colored automobile held up traffic
both ways on Euclid avenue the other
day. The tie-up lasted ten minutes
and attracted several hundred male
beings, who responded to the screams
Of a timid little maid who was driv-
Ing the car.
The girl and the car were on
shopping tour She had stopped at
one of the Euclid avenue stores be-
tween East Fourth street and the
Square. After making her purchases
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Fourth Of July Accidents.

Denver-The following accidents
have been reported as a result OF
Fourth of July celebration:
Ruth Abbott. Brighton, eyes burned
Carroll Rawls, Brighton, finger shot
off. Joe Miller, Superior, shot in the
back; may die. Tad Everett, Salida,
finger and thumb shot off. Frank
Hennes, Pueblo, eyes put out.
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Mothers Stabbed to Death.

London.-Mothers with babies at
their breasts are stabbed to death,
women hacked with knives or flogged
till they die. while their children are
forced to look on-such are the condl-
tions declared to exist in the rubber
tree groves along the Amazon river
in South America.
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Colorado utes Get $s,so5, ,257.

Washington--The Senate in passing
the Indian appropriation bill adopted
an amendment to pay the confederated
305,257. being the net amount of
judgment rendered in their favor by
the United States Court of Claims.
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Earthauake Shocks Alaska.

Fairbanks, Alaska.-A most violent
earthquake took place here at 10
O'Clock Sunday night, the earth rock
ing continuously for forty seconds.
Less violent shocks occurred through
out the night. Louis Anderson, fore
man of mine on Dome creek, was
killed as the result of the earthquake
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Which Il Really Was.

"Oh, john she exclaimed, nov
that you've seen my new hat you
simply cant regret that I got 1T
Isn't it just poem?'
We'll, if it is" replied John, u
suppose a proper title for it would be
Owed to a Milliner.
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Rocky Ford Melons Not Hurt.

Rocky Ford.-The Rocky Ford mel
on district is the only one in the Ar
kansas valley that has not suffered
materially from adverse weather. 1t is
estimated that the valleys acreage this
year is $500 less than last year, 500 or
coo acres being wiped out by hail in
the Las Animas and Lamar districts.
The Springfield herald., 1912-07-12
Boys Capture Escaped Convict.

Grand Junction.-Glen Schrader, age
II years, a high school boy. with
Phillip Price, age seventeen years, cap.
tured Antonio Garcia. Mexican pris
oner who escaped from the county jail.
Garcia was a trusty and was allowed
the freedom of the Jail grounds.
The Springfield herald., 1912-07-12
Roosevclt's Party Issues Call.

New York.-A call to the people of
thy with the National Progressive
movement" to send delegates to ma
tional convention to open in Chicago
August 5th has been given out ov
United States Senator Joseph NJ
Dixon of Montana, Theodore Roose-
velt's campaign manager.
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Head Strikes Beam; Neck Broken.

Denver-Ernest Carey, twenty-five
years old. was instantly killed when he
attempted to drive a high-seated wagon
beneath the bridge crossing Cherry
creek at Market street. His head struck
cross beam, breaking his neck.
The Springfield herald., 1912-07-12
Destroys Four Pounds of Flies.

Colorado Springs. - With four
pounds of dead flies to his credit. Rob
ert Wampler has won the swat the
fly" contest conducted by the Boys
Club. More than 100000 flies, it is
estimated, were destroyed.
The Springfield herald., 1912-07-12
Library Plans Approved.

Longmont.-Word has been received
from Andrew Carnegie in Scotland. ap-
proving plans for the local Carnegie
library to cost $12,500. The mainte-
nance of the library has been provided
for by special city tax levy.
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Storm Damages chicago $500, 900.

Chicago.-Damage aggregating $780,
coo was caused Sunday by an electri-
cal storm which swept over Chicago.
Lightning struck twelve houses.
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Girl kjIi Father.

Antlers, Okla.-Miss Carrie Baker
killed her father, C. NJ. Baker at their
home near here. Miss Baker wanted
to become the bride OF man of
whom her parent disapproved and
quarrel ensued.
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Elks In New Home.

Greeley.-Greeley's lodge of Elks
has moved into its new home, one ~
the finest, If not the finest. in the
tate outside of Denver.
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saIlashan, IA Times Mayor, Dead.

San Antonio, Tex.-Bryan Callag
han, fourteen times elected mayor OF
San Antonio and serving in that office
died after an illness of two weeks.
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20 Hur. When erandstand Falls.

Debeque.-When a section of the
grandstand at the baseball park col
lapsed, 100 fans were buried in the de-
bris in a screaming, groaning mass
and score we're removed seriously in
iured.
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Flax,

-Close-Linseed on track
and to arrive; s217h; July, s2.17k
bid; September, $1.991s; asked; Octo.
Der, S1.S9.
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St. Louis Wool,

st. Louis-Wool steady, medium
grades, combng and clothing, 24@2Gc;
light fine. 19922c; heavy fine, 14O
1Sc; tub washed, 27@35c.
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Workmen Eiaht: a Killed

Lake Charles. La.-Four men were
killed and four seriously wounded in
pitched battle between Union and non
union workers and guards.
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Celebrate. Golden w.dsIno

Berlin.-Marie Borick, seventy-three
is under sentence to death for killing
her husband the day after their gold.
en- wedding anniversary.
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LATE
MARKET
oTATIo N s
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER MARKETS.
Cattle.

Cattle.
Beef steers, corn fed, good
to choice .S.OO@S.S5
Beef steers, corn fed. fair to
good .7.5O@S.00
Beef steers, pulp fed, good
to choice .S.O0@S.75
Beef steers, pulp fed. fair to
good .14O@S.Oo
Beef steers. hay fed. good
to choice .............. .o.oon o'o'
Beef steers. hay fed, fair to
good .735@S.OO
Steers grassers .6.0O@7.25
Heifers. prime. pulp or hay
fed .7.5O@S.00
good to choice ....... .6.5O@7OO
Cows and heifers, hay fed,
fair to good ..............o.o .o.ouQo.oo
Cows and heifers. pulp fed.
good to choice .6.15g' '.oo
Cows and heifers, pulp fed,
fair to good ......... .o.ooWo'io
Cows and heifers, grassers. .5.oo4o'Zo
Gamers and cutters ....... .3.5o4i 40
Veal calves .7.OO@9.75
Bulls .5.O0@6.60
Stays .4.50Q6.50
Feeders and stockers, good
to choice ................6. .6.25@LOo
Feeders and stockers, fair
to good .5.5O@G.25
Feeders and stockers, COM
mon 10 fair .5.O0@5.5O
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(Prices Paid by Denver Jobbers F. o..
b. Track Denver.)
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Live Poultry.
Butter.
Eggs.
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

Eggs, case count. less com. .$5.2e
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Hogs.
Sheep.

Good hogs ..............7-25 7-25gh4o
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
CHRISTMAS PACkAGES
At THE P0STOCFICE

The outgoing holiday mail is on IN
full blast at the Canon City postcffice
and Will grow in volume until few
days before Christmas when IL will
drop back TO about its normal eonal-
ton and the incoming mail will large
iy increase. There has been a brisk
demand for stamps at the postoffice
all week and from now on to Its close
the sales will be much greater. Hun
dreds OF packages of holiday presents
have been mailed here the last two
or three days and the regular rush IS
expected to begin tomorrow or next
day. The express companies are also
doing good Christmas business and
the Indications are that this year Will
not fall a whit behind Its predeces-
sors so far as holiday packages and
parcels are concerned.
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BLIND MOTHER OF
HELEN G0ULD'S FIAhCE
SUNSHINE OF HOSPITAL "
fBy United press.)

New Haven. Conn, Dee 1s.-T Totally
blind and suffering At all times pam
from an injured nip. which can nes=r
be cured ana which eompels her 20
hobble about with a eru,eh and stie':.
Mrs. Peter l. Sheppard. mother ot
sidney L. Sheppard. the St. Louis rail-
road man who will marry Heien
Gould. philanthropist. today told how
glad she IL that ~her hoy as she
ieylngly referred to him. is at last TO
wed
Mrs. Sheppard. for nearly five years,
has been an inmate OF the New Havan
hospital. She is now SO years old and
despite her injury and blindness. Is
admittedly the most cheerful patient
in the institution. never losing the
opportunity TO comfort the sick and
suffering. She is known TO doetoTs.
nurses and patients alike as the sun
shine of the hospital" and "angel Of
the wards"
"He has been good boy and de-
serves all OF the good that may come
TO him." said Mrs. Sheppard today.
AT the time the engagement was
nubIicIv announced. Sidney sent me a
telegram. telling me all about it He
is n good SON.
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MISSING MAN IS HEARD FROM

Information has been received here
during the last day or two OF A. Dcd-
rich. the Denver 4 Rio Grandc sec
tion foreman who mysteriously disAr-
pcared a couple OF months ago from
Beaver in the eastern portion of the
county 1t has been learned that Mr..
Dedrich is In Houston. Texas. but the
reason for his leaving here under
such peculiar circumstances is not
known. II was supposed that he had
either been murdered or had commit
ted suicide while sunerins from TEN
porary insanity. II will be pleasing
to his friends here to know that
neither ofths moro generally accept
"a theories u re,atiea 70 bic 1isac-
psarance arr correct.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
CUT OUT INTERCOLLEGIATE
BASKET BALL GAMES
- - -
tBy Cnited Press-)

fthica. \. Y. Dec is.-The young
women Students at Cornell will not
be allowed to play basket ball hence
forth with teams from other colleges
because OF the high nervous tenden-
ciex resulting The athletic council
took this step upon the recommenda-
ton Of Or. Esther Parker. the wom-
ems physician. who told the council
that intercollegiate games were m
furious 70 the players. However. the
players win be permitted to continue
games in their own gymnasium be-
tween class. college and fraternity
teams. This action came as disap-
poiniment to the co-eds. who had ioox-
ed forward to competing with several
coed teams from other colleges this
year
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ASSERTIONS FAIL TO
MATERIAuzEf At TRIAL

Denver. Dec. 1s.-with the acqu,l-
tai OF the ave defendants at Canon
City yesterday there comes a complete
fall to the charge OF graft made by the
Democratic administration when 1t as
sumed Office four years ago against
the preceding Republican officials. Al
the time the Democratic officials were
indueted into Office they charged graft
in every department They gave out
Interview after Interview accusing this
man and that man and this oniclai
and tha; official Of being grafters.
thieves aud robbers. State Treasurer
kenehan was very bitter In his at
tacks on all the preceding officials
He even held up the pay roll OF a
number Of the members OF the board
on the claim that they were short in
their accounts and must settle before
they would get their pay. One by one
his charges went up in smoke and
nothing came OF them save the penl-
tentiary cases. In these cases the
grand jury Indicted the ave men and
yesterday after the evidence was pre-
sented jury has said that they were
not guilty.
Thus the last charge made aEainst
Republican officials has fallen.
Attorney General Griffith In conf
menting on the result In the Canon
City case said: I'VE presented the
case as ably as we knew how. We
did our best A Colorado jury has
spoken and that ends it
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
BUILDIk6 IMP0UnOIH6
DAM NEAR WETM0nE

l.. s. Bailey has been employed for
some time past In the capacity of SUI
perintcndcnt OF construction In con-
nection with the building OF the I'M
pounding dam and reservoir on the
ranch OF District Attorney Jas. T..
Locke. near wctmore. The dam.
which Ia now approaching compile
tion. will create reservoir with a
capacity OF approximately three hum
drcd acre feet OF water. II is located
In the Red creek watershed. over the
divide from Hardserabbic creek. and
is expected to be filled from the food
waters.
The work Of building the dam Is
being done by Arthur 4 Potter. the
well known Pueblo contractors. and
thsy have something like twenty men
employed At present in the undertake
Ins.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
FORT COLLINS JURY MAY
PROBE BRIDGE CONTRACTS

Fort Collins. Colo. Dec. ls.-The
PERSONAL of the grand iodgeiw2ec
personnel OF the grand jury Of Judge
Harry p. Gamble to investigate coun-
ty Affairs. in the opinion OF many. in
dicates that the Investigations will se
along the line as those conducted IN
Weld county. and that they will have
to do with the letting of contracts for
bridges and other structures for the
county. Among the men selected ~
Sheriff C. A. Carlton and announced
today are Z II. Barkiey, hardware
merchant, Fort Collins; J. VI. Morri-
son. building contractor. Fort Collins;
John Cunningham. lumber dealer,
Loveland: Levi Cunningham. concrete
contractor. Fort Collins.
Until today there have been no de-
veiopments to Indicate what the na-
ture OF the investigation would Se.
In these four men the grand jury has
n man posted in Wholesale prices cf
hardware. a contractor experienced n
wooden structures. another an autho--
lty on concrete construction. and an
other well posted on the prices 81
lumber. On this deduction is based
the opinion that the letting of bridge
contracts is to come under the probe.
A persistent rumo- has II that the
Information secured by the expert sc-
countant. whofhas been examining che
accounts and records of the county
commissioners' office a for three
months. will be in snch shape that the
grand jury can complete its work n
two or three days
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
CHICAGo PHYSICIAN DIS
COVERS CURE FOR CANCER
tBy t-sised Press,

Chicago. Dee is.-working day and
night under the shadow Of Hull House
in the heart OF chscago's Naiiaa
quarter. DR.. Joseph De stefano. IN
Italian. says be has perfected cure
for malignant csneer.s HIS cure Il
vouchcd for by Dr. A. A. whamoni.
president OF the Robert Burns ho-pi-
tai.
DIR. whamond said today that in his
hospital and In private homes fifteca
persons who had been declared In
curable and too far advanced for op-
rations had been cured completely.
The cancer wounds have been heale :.
he said. and every accompanying
symptom has disappeared.
THE cure is for the poor FIRST. and
for IKE rich thereafter said DR..
stefano. -It will be 30 inexpensive
as to be within the reach OF everyone.
The dread disease that has been most
prevalent among the poor need no
longer be dreaded by them"
Dr. stefano Is n graduate OF Rush
Medical College. He is IS. He studied
In Naples. his native city. hut lacked
funds and returned here. His cure
Is taken internally as n liquid and Ia
also Injected. II Is a medical con-
pound. 10. n..p
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
ELECTED CHAPLAIN FOR
WEMTY-SK YEARS

At the annual election OF officers Of
Greenwood Post. No. 10. Grand Army
OF the Republic. last Saturday night
d. q. Scott was chosen chaplain for
the twenty-sixth consecutive term. II
Is doubtful II another member of the
q. A. n. In Colorado has been elected
to any office In its gift as many tincs
a. Mr.. Scott. which is tribute from
his fellows OF which he may well i,c
proud.
Other officers OF Greenwood Post
selected last Saturday night follow:
N. r. 0erashty, commander; z. D.
Barnhart. senior vice president; J. q.
Fisher. junior vice commander. C. G.
cartney. officer OF the day; w. y.
Jenkins. quartermaster: L. W. Smith.
surgeon: /. A. schamp. officer of the
guard. The sdjutant will be appoint
cd at the nrst regular meeting Of the
post In January.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
CHRISTMAS PUOOING RECIPE

BY John F. Dupps. Baker.
Flour from wheat fields
And eggs from the nest.
MIX from Bessie
She gives only the best.
Lemons from Frisco
And spice from DER the seas.
RaisIns and currants-
My. amt they tho "eheese'"
Citron from Florida
Down In the South;
Sugar from Mexico
Melts in your mouth.
MIX altogether.
And what do they give,
A Christmas plumb pudding
A. sure as you live.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
Hand Bags

Appreciated and practical.
si.ss Special; Genuine leather.
black pebbied. leather lined coin
purse. oxodized metal frame IN
Holly box. A bargain
Also at $500 and s3oo In Holly
Boxes We offer handsome Leather
Bags.
Hand Bags at 3sc. &c. si-so and mp.
es.se for German silver Mesh Bags.
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pex Takes Placc Of Hubby.
VIM Leave n to Powers.

London, Dec. iS.-The Servian en-
voys unonicially intimated that Ser
via would leave to the powers tho
question OF servian Adriatic port
Austria approves of such a program
also. This is expected to make for
peace.
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NOTICE.

Regular quarterly examinations for
teachers will be held In Canon City
At the court house. Thursday ssd
Friday. Dseenber 18th and acth. II
4 n.-~sdv.
MAnnr. cuRRAN.
sssss. supt. q ssAsss.s
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Mis- star Freye has returned home
iron The Cripple Greek district where
shs Aas sssa Waiting friends since
TAaahssivlas.
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DR.. G. Herman 0raves has been the
csntsr Of AL syes the past few days
while driving II his new Abbos-Dstro,t
1914 Nedsl TAs oar =. . beauty and
~ IN ~ lassse lnprcvsnsnts.
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All are invited to the free lecture
on Christian Science next SUNDAY
afternoon Opera House. :. p NJ
adv.
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Peculiar
CnR0NICLED BIT UNITED PRESS
Los, Cost While Praying.

Chicago. Dec. 1s--while Z. c. At
kinscn. a mission worker. knelt beside
prospective convert at the Pacific
Garden mission. some sinner stole
his coat !.
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waIIeps Doctors.

W1ftoI< htNtof>~
Zion City. Ill. Dec 1s.-"Prophet~
voiivia. enraged by the attempts nf
the authorities TO discover who sick
zIonites were not saved by prayer. at
a public meeting, charged that the
doctors are thieves. liars and blood
thirsty scoundrels.-
Gave Up Her Star.
Pontiac. Ill. Dec. is.-Miss Irsna
Hill. who was famed as the only COM
missioned woman deputy sheriff in
Illinois. has been captured by cupid
and Is now Mrs A. r. voeel. of Kali
sas City.
Lay Eggs In Cold Storage.
Tarryiown. y. Y. Dec. 1s.-Antici-
pating the rise In the price OF eggs
n hen belonging to Gilbert Brown LAID
- eggs in an ice house last summer
Brown Is training his other hens o
use the cold storage nest.
Lost Nose for Kiss.
Pottsville. Pa. Dec. 1s.-whlle kiss
ing his sweetheart. Anthony Baron
was attacked by two rivals who cut
on his nose
BABY Carriage Business Booming.
New York. Dec. 1s.--A union has
been formed by makers OF baby car
riages who say their business
booming.
Dog Takes Place Of Hubby.
New York. Dec. 1s.-As an antidote
for the grief caused by the loss of her
husband. Raymond Belmont. Mrs LII
liam Belmont. .4-sear-old chorus girl.
has bought a $3.50 Pekinese Spaniel
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

prs. +. c. Wright and daughter
Mrs. Lillian KlssInger. who came ip
from Springer. ). NJ. for tho holidays.
are spending part Of the time with rel
aers on the Park.
The Bogardus residence on East
EIu avenue Is being freshened up wiA :
coat OF paint.
5. S. Courtney of Park avenue $
numbered among the sick THIS wee..
though his condition Is not consider
cd zerlons.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Tobier are leav-
ing this week for a visit with iriends
at New Orleans. Later they expest
to go to Tampa. Florlda. TO spend the
remainder OF the winter.
q. s.sss
Mrs. chas Heiter is anticipating
leaving soon to take a position with (
the Redpath Lyceum Bureau at Den
yer.
sf. and Mrs. walworth arrived
Mondsy from Barroa. Wisconsin. and
are the guests of Mrs. walworth's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. cu,hbert.
or6Grand avenue.
s....
Little Mildred Sprinkle IS reported
to be quite III with pneumonia.
]. NJ. Afieck took business trip TO
Romeo last week. lie likes the APP
pearance OF that part OF Colorado very
much.
Mr.. &d Mrs Robert wiikin II
Hotchiiss have been visiting with the
family OF c. ri. Kizsinser on South
Ninth seeet Mrs. wIikin has gone
on a visit to her mother in Kansas.
ON her return the family expects 10
s~oIs here n they can ind a desirable
location.
Under the manasement of A. l.
| o. the stock Of Poplar Avenue store
has been reduced to the extent tia,
they are anticipating closing out with
q public sale in the near future.
The friends and nelEhbors OF tae
family OF L. II. Baneron regret their
recent removal TO their ne~ location
in town. The big house on Park ave-
nne stands lonely and empty just at
present.
Dr. and Mrs Bell left wednesday
of this peek for Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
for a visit OF six or eight weeks with
the family Of Dr. Bells daughter. Mrs..
vlckers.
Miss Mary Tucker. one OF the teach
ttr th tn" tAHtotu TAIN rtntttc. ~
poets to spend the holiday vacation
with friends at Greeley Mrs. Tucker
Will visit with her daughter. Mrs Roy
wenzel during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. KEELING came
dot taf from westcline the last OF the
week for n visit with their mother.
Mrs KEELING. and sister. Mrs Tatum.
and family. From here they went m
to Denver.
Mrs. Lulu Wilson who has been here
for some months looking after her
interests in the Rogers a Co. stosc
on Poplar avenue. ief, the first OF the
week for a short visit with her son
at Joplin. Mo.
Mrs sandiiand. who has been visit
ing at the homes OF her children and
othcr relatives In Nebraska and Iowa.
has returned to the home OF her
laughter. Mrs sohn Cook on Poplar
avenue.
A. @. GaibraIth and sister. Mrs. Six.
returned Thursday from their trip TO
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DR.. and Mrs t. 3. Moore are nov
living At Mn. Mc0es's. eos crssauoea.
Aavins sivsa up Aosssaespi.s for sAs
winter.
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In the Basement
sANrA cLAI, AGAIN.

New Lot OF Toys just unboxel.
SANITY VIII demonstrate them in the
show windows Thursday and Friday
from 4 to p. NJ. and Saturday COM
mencing at p VI.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19

Miss Mary Tucker. one OF the teach
ers In the Lincoln Park schools. ex-
poets to spend the holiday vacation
With friends at Greeley. Airs Tucker
viii visit with her daughter. Mrs Roy
wenzei during her absence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. chas- KEELING came
do bnr from westcline the last OF the
week for visit with their mother.
Mrs. KEELING. and sister. Mrs. Tatum.
and family. From here they went m
to Denver.
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from the orchard doorway contained
the gifts. and nuts and candies con-
siituted refreshments
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ss.ss

Dr. and Mrs. Bell left wednesday
OF this peek for Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
for visit OF six or eight weeks with
the family Of Dr. Bells daughter. Mrs.
vIekers.