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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Washington, ID. G.. May 23.-- The Senate committee, which has been hearing the friends of and the opponents of the proposed government railroad from the coast to Fairbanks with branches to the coal fields at Bering Lake and at Matanuska, has decided to report bill which will combine many features of the Chamberlain and inc Jones bills and will rec ommand that the government build. only a coal line and not a road to Fairbanks.
 The bill will not provide the of miles nor the amount of the appropriation needed for
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
MARYLAND NOW
 IN SEATTLE.
Is En Route to Prince William Sound and Will Make Tests
 of Coal at kataIia.

Seattle. May 33.--Thp battle ship Maryland reached here last night from California and will proceed north in a few days for katalla and Prince William started last year but discontinued when the balilr>hip was sent to Japan with Secretary of State Knox, wh" represented the Unit ed states at the funeral nhSruuics of The Mikadn.
 The ship will also make a test of the SOC tons of Boring River coal now being taken to the coast from the Cunningham claims.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
SENATORS ROAST
 JAMES TERRIBLE
Appear Before Senate Committee Denying the Charges Made by
 Alaska Representative.

Washington. b. G.. May B. Senators Chamberlain of Oregon. and Smunt of Utah. appeared be- fore the Senaic committee today and denied the charges made by :Jrlegatr Wickersham that bill giving the harbor at CordOva to the GuggcnheimS had passed the Senate.
 Both senators denounced the delegate in no uncertain langu- age.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
INSURANCE cos
 LOSE HARD FIGHT Tried to Prevent the Income Tax on Mutual Insurance Com-
 pany's Earnings.

Washington D. c., May 23.-- In spite of the protests of the Mutual Life Insurance company and of the railroad bond holders, the Senate has decided to retain the present form of the income tax.
 The Senate committee was flooded with letters from all parts of the states protesting against the tax by policy holders of the mutual insurance cumpanIrS. put they determined not to exempt the insurance companies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
Ladies, Attention.

Everybody interested in the progress of Valdez is invited to meet tomorrow Saturday. aftGr- noon aN3 o'clock in the council chamber at the city hall for the purpose of organizing civic i'm pr0vement league.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

he work. which will be decided on later.
 The past four weeks the com niItee have been listening to the .AIaskans interested in railroad building and the iinancicrS inter- eSted in the present roads,. Bal laine. Ryan. Wickersham, Jem- melt, Pinchot, Fisher and many others appeared and gave their views and the committee have finally decided to report only in favor of a road to the coal fields.
 The dispatch does not statc whether the committee prefers to open the coal lands at Boring
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Senator Chamberlain is recOg- niZeG. as the Democratic senator having most to do with Alaska patronage, as the state of Wash inetonIs not represented in the upper House by Democrat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
Race a Dead Heat.

Newport, Ore, May 23.--To de- eide which should have the next dance with the girl of their choice. Bug" Ingalls, and Rich" ChattersOn left the dance half and swan a iOO-yard race in the chilly waters of the bay. The race was a dead heat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

There will be a meeting of the Chamber of Commerce tonight at the city hall at 8 D. m. All menl- bcrs are requested to attend as business of importance will be transacted. sam McNeice. secre- tary
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
STRONG TO NAME
 HIS OWN MEN
Secretary of Interior Lane States He Will Not Dictate to
 Governor Strong.

Washington, D. c., May 23.-- Secretary of Interior Lane has ls- sued statement to the effect he would in no manner dictate the appointments to be made. by Gov ernor Strrng in Alaska. The new governor will elect his own men and will be held responsible for thrir work.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Governor Strong will have the appointing of several h'Iil' ln- spectors. a treasurer of the terrI- tory four game wardcnS, a num- her of special agents to prevent thc sale of booze to natives, a secretary and number of other minor off ficerS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
BIG GUN EXPL0DES
 AT FORT M0U[TR|E
Three Gunners Killed and Nine Injured -- Investigation is
 Started Locate Cause.

Charleston, N. C., May 23.--One of the large coast defense guns at Fort MOultrie exploded today, killing three men of the gun crew and lnJuring nine others. Pieces of the gun were blown a mile from the fort.
 A court martial will be held immediately Hu place the blame and investigate into the cause of the explosion.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Deputy Marshal Sullivan yes- terday arrested Edward G. Buh- Ter, of the Cliff mine, who is be- lieved to be insane, and Buhler is now under observation af the To- cal jail.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
May Delay Selection.

The fact that mo report can be made on the coal of the two sec tiunS may delay the construction of the road as no selection can be determined upon until after next summer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
At the orpheum Toniaht.

Pathe Weekly, events in New York, England, France, Germany, Russia and Australia.
 A Story of Montana, powerful western drama full of action. A Day Off, the comical episode of two truam husbands.
 Another fire change on Satur- day with matinee at D. m.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

FOR RENT-Six room house on Sherman street. Apply to Lieut.. Weeks a, the Road Commission office
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Recent ly one of the large guns being tested al the Sandy Hook testing grounds exploded and parts of the gun were blown for a mile in all directions. and the gunner who was at the breach of he gun was not injured.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23
Matanuska Coal be Tested.

An appropriation of S15 1000 was passed at the last congress to pay for mining 800 tons of Matanuska coal to be tested by the navy for use on the battleShipS and it will be freighted to ship Creek Harhnr and will be available next summer for test by the Maryland or some nt her battle shin.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Geo. Rninkn. the watch repairer and jeweler. is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

|, FOR SALE a fine Great Dane; splendid watch dog Inquire of
 o. A. Borgen.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-05-23

Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, illustrated, al Saturdays matinee.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

itdnOig, lie mliBte abgebroden mer-
ben, neil Die 9orlteller ii9 auflebn-
tel. Gamit mar oaS S9idlal 0es
u2iebesnerbots~ fir imrner beiie9elt.
8ellig befonitt oiirfte es ieirL BOB
@ogner Die Anre9ltng al ieinen
oMeiiterniingeru~ in MogOebure
empfangen bat. gllS er Gbeaterfa-
pelmeiiter in Ser gIbeitaOt mar, Jam
ben bort Auffiibruugen eil1es oamals
iebr beliebtef uSans Sa9S~ Stiides
BON GeinborOtitein itatt. @s NOR
fein beoeutenoes &unitmerf, a6er es
CAB Maouer Sen Sto 81 leiner aro-
ben fomiiben 0per. Gle Shouipic-
Ierin M}inna 8laner, Die ip6tere 6rau
@agners, lpirfte in Der g%Iuffiibrung
nit, un0 Dos mar Die llriahe, oaB
@ogner lid oos Stiif otter oniah
un6 es genau fcnrlen lernte. 1ohcr
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

6~ciiinnen Der 8. I9enlte, Die al Saus
Ju13e Moarenlager pom Spielia9en
belaBen, cine ibnen gan3 fremOe tho
tige 6r0blihfeit in Der 8ei61fttgung
NIT oieien Spielen eraporbeu. llno
3meitens er3eugt Dieie S1ulu1g Oes
8el5hts-, Salt- utto Musfellinns cine
forperliGe @ewanotbeit, mie Tie bel
10 ilngen &inoern gan5 ungepobn-
ltd lit. 9ie bier ltno fiinfIGbrigen
Sdiiler Der romiihen MonteIiori-
S6lle tragen 9efiiqte Suppenterriu-
men itno maiden 8eGer ab, oaB es
cine 6reu0e lit. 9os Mufloien oes
&laiienunterrihts in ielbltGnoige5
arbeiten Der ein3elnen &inoer, mie
es 6rau Or. Monteiiori bietet, lit ia
elm Invertebrates @robIem, oas Ser
oelttiden moOernen 81oagogif nid]t
frenlo lit. @eorg aerideniteiner bat
IN leinem Bud a8egriff Der Arbeits-
ldlle" oieie 5raee erortert, uno es
meroen aud ifon praftiide 8erIude
in oieier &id)tung gemodt. Ger An-
lang Sftober in MiindJen toqer0e
5tDeite &ongreB oeS 8un0es fir
Sfulreform miro uieleidt 8u Oieier
Slngen Steanng nebmen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

QGber es qelann i6nl oodk Die Sc
liebte su tr0Iien, Die ben 8erluIt oeS
Minges Idon ais 'boieS gor5eihen
onfeben poute. Sic triiben 8efird-
tuttgen trafeti nidt Elm, oaS Borben
belt So68eit, lebte .gliifli6 uno
6atte gut geratbene ainoer. Die Sill
6erbod5eit mar if)on poriiber, alS
oie Srau itarb unO ben 8itrtper als
Bouratb in Main6 5uriiflieB. 81
nige Sabre ibdter bottc Der alte 9err
l~tferar6eite.1 am Hbein 81 beiidtl-
oen. @r tpproe bon Dem 8aufilbrer
iiber aaes nnterridtet, AUDI iiher
61tnoe BON Mltertbiimerrt, !pie tic ia
BEL goqqerllngen uno abnli6en Ar=
better I'M Nheinbett ni6t Ielten ror-
fom1nen. 9luf einen goloenen Sling,
Ser ober goila MODERN alisliebt, ba=
ben 0ie 9(r6eiter beute aus Dem Saro
0es @run0eS allsoeiiebt, 10 er5ablte
ser IlufIe6er uno 5eigte oent Salt=
roth Gas glGn3enoe 6unoltiid. Ser
nabm es 5lierlt geOanfenloS III Die
Sano, aber ouf einmal flibr ibnl cine
@rinnerlulg ourd1 ben aopf. @r lab
Iinfs unO rcdtS ii6er Die S1noldatt,
qlaubfc Sen Srt mieoer 81 %erfennlenL
mo er Dor mcbr als einem Oten1d)ells
alter nit ieiaer grallt @ielenblilmeu
qepfliidt hatte, unD prilfte Darn oiil-
merflam sic Sfnnenieite oes Hillges.
a6er iein Slid muroe ploBllh plird
gbranen qetritbt; inllen i'm Ri1g ny
rem oie Observation-Disclosures leines llllo
oes NomenS ieiner 8ralt NIT Dem
GerIohrn9sOotlm eingegra5en. er
hottie narflify Sen oantals %oerlorenen
grourinq mieOer in S0noen.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Sammt uno Seioe lernen Die Ginoer
crit nit offenen Qlligen uno unter
8enennilng Der Stoffe Our9 Die Seb-
rerin, Damn nit perbunOenet Augen
unterideioen. Nad Der l(ebnng IN
oieier @rl1ppe BON Spielen, Die Dor
@aem Die A%ltsbiloung Oes 6orme1l-
ur0 6a~rbeniinns be3meden, poll5iebt
itd Der ltebergang 8ur 5tpeiten Stilfe
Der Nusbiloung in Or. Wonteiioris
Metbo0e iiberrai6eno Ihnel. Die
BIER uno fiinfiGbrigen &inoer lernen
in bier bis iedS @oden lelen uno
i6reiben. sic oentoeden~ Iateiniide
8ufItoben aus Sanopopier (gelhrie-
bene 6orm), ouf glattes 8opier auf-
geflebt, 5ieben init Dem 3eigefinger
Die &onturen na6 IniDetI1tng nod
u1t0 lernen ben 2allt babel. sic Dfin-
BEN oieielben 9ufltaben aus bunter
Happe ausgeihnitten uno ieBen ipon-
tan Sil6en uno @orte oarous 5ulam-
men. sic uent0eden~ idlieBlid Die
mlt1oerbolle @inridtling BON Safel
uno &rei0e ulr0 ybreben in S6reiben
aus, pie Or. Monteiiori iagt. SIS
lit BEL ser 8%eurtbeilung oieier Inter
ridts=M etbooe 5Deierlei als iebr
midtia 34 beo6adten: grltens miro
fem Rino GIT i~rgenoeinem Spiel ge-
5tpungen. @s meroen Sen &inoern
IGmmtlihe po%rbanoenen Spiele ge-
8eigt un0 es miro Damn boaig ibnen
ii6erlaiien, mas tie iif mablen. Oabei
bat es ii6 MN ereignet, OaB BET oieler
Ineinbaren Mnor1ie ie0eS &ino na6
einigem ltmberluben bel irger0 ei-
mem ser SpieIe ulanoet~, neil Dies
Spiel aeraoe oas fir fem aligenblid-
lides neutrality-suspicious. interelian-
teite Yroblem gum SSnbalt bat. W9it
tie'cr er1ten 6reltOe am S6affen aber
crradt in ben a;n0err tin SelbIt-
fetbGtigmgsorang, Der Tie aQe iibri-
gen Spiele, menn old nit oerihie-
Sen itarfem Siltereiie, in fnr5em aud
reiIiern uno iie IN oieicr itanoigen
Ie(5ltqepGblten 8eldGftigung nit fir
ibr Alter ygroBsn" Broblemen gliid-
lid iein IaBt. Nad ben gerihten Der
Gcfo Oorfer MonteIfori Sdlule baben
ois pcrwohnteiten 8rin5en unh 8rin-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
MerfluarOiaes s@itial eines @inas.

Gin 2eier Ser ya. 81, Ifreibt:
Ser fiir5lid) er34bIte merftuiiroige
3ufau init Dem @ieoprfin0en zines
gel6niBten So%otenfopfes, Der bon eli
mem Grlt5ifir fortgenommen moroen
tpor, erintert mid an oas rnge-
mobnli6e Shidial zines &inaes, Ser
elm neu5eitli6es @egenItiid gum
Ging oes 8oIDfrateS genannt tperoen
f0nnte.
Gin @1itglieo mpiner 8umiIie, oo-
mails a~nge6enOer 8oltbeamter i'm
Staatsoienit. mar nor 1edjig Sab
rem gliidlider g~rGutiganl. Gines
Cages cling er nit ieiner @elie6ten
ntf per redfen &beinieite unipeit
Main5 ipo3ieren, uno oie 5eioen I'M
tErbielten it'd, tpie grontleltte es
wobl 81 tbiin pflegell. nit 8lumeft-
pfliifen nn0 Str6iiBebinoen. ga
Die 8raut @efaaen an NerqiBmein=
nidt uno anreren glumen 'allo. oie
auf Dem @ieienrano bart fiber oem
8a'ier lpudien, 10 bemiibte iid ser
iunge 8aumeilter eifrig, inoem er
lib nit offer gurierfunIt am gSei-
oengebiiif onflammerte, cine SiilIe
BON 8liit6elt 6erauf3ubolen, nobel
er nie0erbolt oie &1noe in Den 6IltB
talt6te. gIS er nit reiher geute
81 Der ipeitcf oben barrelloen 8raut
5uriidfebrte ur6 ibr Die 8lumen in
ben SdoB ifiittete, bemerfte tie oos
Seblen oes Gerlobungsringes an iei-
ner SAND. Gr mar offen6ar bon
Dem ourh eas faIte @aiier ettpos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Singer obqe-
1treift moroen. Sofort begaben iiG
beioe ouf oie Siide. 90 es li1 MIR
Inn cine fleine ltferitrede hanoelte,
aber ale Mfiibe tpar berqe6Ii6, me-
Der i'm @rnS nod i'm lt~ferianb mar
irgen6etpas- @l1n3enoes 81 finoen.
@s blie6 mn Die @nnabme iibrig,
Der Sling lei in ben &bein gefallen,
uno Damn nor natiirli6 ale Soft
n1tng, i'm pie6er 81 erlangen, per-
geblid. Ger Shmer3 NOR groB, Die
iutree 8raut bergoB Sbrdnen, un6
Dem 0rGutigom maren fie au9 nabe.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Sdppierigfeit, ieoen 3plinoer in feline
0effnung binein3upaiIen; cine aut-
gabe, oie Sic @eidiflidfeit uno oas
neutrality-suspicious. Der &inoer
auBeroroentlid forOert. Dem @rler-
men Ser 6arben oienen 9aiteH nit
&apptGfeIden, Die nit SeioenltofT III
ie adt Sfottirungen aaer 6arben be-
3ogen lin0 uno BON ben 9itOern nod
6ar6en, SeligfeitsgraOen iortiert
mer0en. 9as unterideiOen bon Sc
midten miro bel einem Spiel nit
&oI5tofeln gleifer @roBe aus per-
id]ieoenen &ol8arten, oaber BON Der-
Idicoenem @emidt, erlernt uno nit
perbunoeuen 4ugen geiibt. Dies bon
Den 9inoern gelie6te Spiel nit Der-
bunoenen 9(ligen benubt Die Metbooc
Monteiiori bielfof ,5ur 4usbilonng
oes SaItiinnes. @ldttes unO raubeS
@opier, 9einerl @oae, 9alimpolle,
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
MidnrA gSaaners amacmoaeit.

SIS lit cine offene 6rage, oh IN Der
@rinnerunq an ous 8enle Die Sabre
oes @eroegarges ODER Die Der Heife
elm oroBeres Sntereiie beanlprn6en.
Der Mllgemeinbeit lit gemobnlid llltr
oie 2eit ser Neife befannt, ilber Die
gntpidhngsiabre oes weroenoen Sc
MES oagegen breitet lid neilt EN- Old)-
ter Sdleier, binter ben nur peniae
einen 8lid lper en- fonllen. llno oodl
6ietet oft geraoe oieic 3eit picl oes
Sntereiianten.
9as qilt alld) bon Hi6aro @aa-
ners Mag0eburger gluienthalt in ben
SSabren 1884 bis 36. Sine Crime
runqstafel al Dem olten Sbeater in
Der GreiengelitraBe ~gemabnt nod
6eltte an iene Gage, % Hid)aro 8a9-
ner ais Observation-Disclosures III Der
groBen 6eitung5itaOt an Der @lbe
mirfte. 1ie &rit fer jener 3eit rib
men Den 6leiB lulo Oas Salent ocs
junqen Mulifoireftors, mo Der Wili=
Iifreferent ser yMa9Oeburgiiden Bel
tung~ i1mingt lid 81 Dem Sobe alt,
oab @agner Den Magoeburgern Die
@enillie zines S%oitbeaters perl6afft
babe. aber reiliA, rngctriibt loate
aud oieic Belt nidt fir ben Wciiter
bingeben, oenn lie bradte ibm einell
I6peren MiBerfolg nit Ipinem sSie-
~besper6ot" oas am Gbeater 81 Mtag-
oeburg oamdls sur Auffiibrung ge-
longte. IS mar sic erlte Muffiibrllng
oieles sSu~genomerfes @agnerS mnO
ioate bis aiti uniere Gage ail6 Die
ein8ige bleiben. 9ie Sper mar oliad)
ben b~leibenoen @orbilOern Der fran-
3oiil9en uno italieniiden Sper fom-
ponirt" uno crit in Magoeburg boil
Ienoet noroen. Ser 9beatermuiif-
Oireftor ieste natiirlid Die au fib-
r1ing ieines @erfes our6, aber Der
9L6eno bra6te Dem beliebten &apell-
meiiter nur i6paAen 8eifall, Der Der
BerIon unb nidt Dem Stilde galt-
Ole @ieoerbolung berungliidte noll-
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

Cine italieniIde Aer5tiu Or. @ta-
ria Nfonteiipri bat in &om &inoer
Ser drmiten arciie, i'm 9llter Don
etrpa 3 bis 6 Sabrer, uad elmer bon
ibr eroadteu Metbobe ipielen mo
arbeiten laiien, mas 8ll erltainliden
Neiultoten gefjibrt bot. 8ieie DE.
tbooe lit BON elmer Am%erifanerin
WtiB Slime 6. @corge, iibernommen
uno in elmer Neiu 9orfer SfitIe
our6gefabrt morbeu. 6rau Or. Wton-
t~eiiori5 Spitem 5ielt oarauf bin, Die
Gimme Der SiuOer 81 id1rfen, lie 81
aeihidtem @ebrauh ibrer @lieOer 5t
er5ieben, Dor 9(Gem Selbittbdtigfeit
in ibnen 81 meden. Gle Dfittel, Die
iie a%nmenoet, beiteben III 9arbietung
elmer Neibe iiberraideno einfader
Spielinden, Die BON ibr nab pipdo-
loaiiden @runOiaben erfunOen limo.
Gie 9ehrer Der Monteiiori- Sdulen
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16

fommt es pobl aud, oaB elm Srauin-
Iieo Oes Sans SabS 0einbarntiteius
nit Dem Sraumlieo @aIter Stol.
sings in ben nMeiiteriitgern4 eroBe
aebnli9feit 5eiet. Grei6arOtlteip
ldBt ieinen Sans Sahs iagen:
Ssie leer eri6eint mir Der Staln,
Stls ei1n1al inter7t 8lilttenbdum
Gid mir Der 9i6tiunit Wlufe geigte,
Ser Qor6eer mir terltnterIeiete.
9ies f61ne Bib Der Hbnntaiie.
@s mid aus iteiner Seele ME,
1lro ieIbft umItiirmt bon Qual uto S6mer5en,
TImq i'd es eldubig iii benz Screen.
2mar iuaet' i6's niemals 5t aeiteb'n.
Sod bpf't' i'd felt cs iuabr 6l lcb n:
8ent oar Su berriid mar Der Granu
Sort infer jcten 8iiithenbaint.
gie Mureguug our1 Geinbarbt-
item bat IN Gidoro @ogner berrlih
6riift %getrnoen, nnO 0os lit obne
3rcifel oos 8eoertungsOolllte an
oem Mogoebllreer aufentbolt ocS
Meiiters.
Washington Journal., 1913-08-16
Die MOntcnuri- NlctbOOc,

Edliilerin beinI Grlernen nes @ns uno Iusfleis
hens al clnem Splel8eug. IS beitebt aus Sid.
rnbarer, bel oenen an > Ssiter Stoffftreifeu be-
ietiat ito. bic in Der Wlitte 8tiamnienBeiniipit
beitrdnfcn iid oarauf Die ainocr
beiln Spielen ioraf6ltig 81 beo5atl-
ten, 81 erfldren unO 3u belfen no
iolhe @ilfe oOer GrflGrung BEL einem
&inoe gerooc notbmenoig lit. 9tir=
mals aber linden mir in Oielen Sd]ll-
fen gleid5eitige llntermeiiung elmer
Shaar 3ufaQig uereinigter 9llters-
genoiien oas beiBt alaiienumterridt.
Or. Monteiiori unterideioet 5rpei
@rnppen pou Spieliaten. Sic erite
Grippe 5ielt oaroui bin, oas fino.
lidle llntarideiomqspermogen fir
@r0Bc Norm, 6arbe mo @epift Der
@caeniiaaoe p%lanmaBig 81 entpideln
nu0 ben laitiinn nlts5u6iloen. Ser
@roBcnunterideiOung oienen Spiel.
tnlten in ocnen iid b0l5erne 3plinoer
BON ueridieoener @roBe mo peridie-
oeaen 0urdmeiiern in genau Den 3p-
linDcrgroBen eutiprcdenDcn Geffnltn-
gen b%efinoen (1bulih uniern i'm
Salisbalt iiblihen @emidtsifalen).
Neim Ginuofen entiteht MN Die
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-13
TEACHERS ENJOYED
HALLOWEEN PARTY

A delightful Halloween was spent
by members Of the Canon Teachers
club at the home OF Dr. Allan Bell on
Lincoln Park.
Grinning Jack-o'-lanterns. corn
shocks. black cats. white -shee;ed
ghosts and open fires were all condu-
Give to the Halloween spirit.
Guests cashed checks ut the bani:
and proceeded 10 squander at the for
tune tellers. at an auction of rare an
imals and In gambling on the pie con-
sumers.
The committee In charge deserve a
great deal OF credit for the careful
planning OF the evenings fun De-
lightfui refreshments were served. Al
a late hour all departed. feeling that
the evening would never be forgotten
and that DIR. and Mrs. Bell and Miss
Eakin are royal entertainers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-13
wnIter MenoneII CeIehrates.

This is the birthday of Walter Nc
Dowell He lives at 11s Catlin ave
nue.. South Canon. Walter is five
years old today.
This morning he invited in bunch
OF his young friends to help him eel
citrate the day. They have been hay-
ing a fine time with games and play.
At noon refreshments were served
which were fully enjoyed by all.
The young guests included: Gladys
Raper. Inez Reynolds, Minnie and
Berny Tannahill, Merle. Eddie and
Adeline Colmire. Harry Matheson.
orvil Mack. Virgil Marcellus. Edith
Baker. Evelyn Mathis.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-13
STAYt0F JUDGMENT
GRANTED IN SMITH
AND WESTON CASE

The Supreme Court has granted a
supercedeas In the case OF W. II. Smith
and w. J. Davis. plaintiffs in error.
Va. A. A. Weston.
Mr. Weston got a Judgment for a
large sum against Smith and Davis in
the district court Weston took the
case to the Supreme Court. The su-
percedeas gives stay of judgment
pending a hearing before the Supreme
Court. which will come up In a few
months.
Jas. T. Locke and McIain and
Pease are attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-13
Catarrh Cannot BE Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease
Catarrh is blood or constitutional
disease. and in order TO cure 1t you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally. AMI
acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is
not a quack medicine. II was pre-
scribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years and is a reg
ular prescription. II is composed OIL
the best tonics known. combined with
the best blood purifiers. acting d.
rectly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination OF the two ingre-
dents Is what produces such wonder
full results in curing cstarrh. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Props. Tole-
do. o.
Sold by Druggists. price T5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constl-
pation.-adv
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Friends in Council Meeting.

The Friends in Council held its reg
uiar weekly meeting Friday. Mrs. Al
ice schweigert presiding.
II was voted to invite Miss Miller.
one of the public school teachers OF
Pueblo. 10 read Every Woman -
which Is extremely popular and Of
high moral tone. Tuesday. Dec. 80.
1t was voted to place the price Of ad-
mittance at the low price of % cents.
The place will be given later.
The subject for the afternoon was
Domestic Science" Mrs. Guy U.
Hardy. chairman.
Mrs. Hardin rendered a piano solo
and responded to an encore. Mrs.
George whipple. at one time teacher
OF domestic science at the state blind
and deaf asylum at Colorado Springs.
gave a talk on classification of
u FOouet anu Nut way III WHICH uo-
nestle science was taught in all It's
branches in the cottage used for that
purpose. which was intensely inter
esting. Mrs. W. II. Ray. who had also
been teacher of the science, gave a
very fine talk on the same subject.
and made some most excellent points
on the practicability of applying
studies, especially chemistry. physi-
ology and physics, in the study OF the
science. The subject was fully dis-
cussed and the club hopes at some
time to see 1t a fixture in our public
schools. together with manual train
ing. Mrs. Evans read an article On
the Cultural Effect OF Education"
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Woman's Club.

The Woman's club met at Pythian
hall Tuesday afternoon. After brief
business meeting. current events were
given. Mrs. Pease had charge OF the
lesson for the afternoon. THE Fam
lily in Social Organization" Topics
along the same subjects were given
by Mrs. Pennington. The Family the
Primary Social Institution" Mrs. Lo-
gan. "ThePrimary Function of the
Family" Mrs. Smith. THE Function
Of the Family in Conserving the So
oial Order" Mrs. Henderson, "The
Function of the Family in Social Pro-
gressi" Mrs. Plummer. "The Family
and Industry" The subject of the
Family in Relation to Sociology" is
so large and interesting. the members
of the club regret they could not
spend more time discussing IT,