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|ffair d Success.

|"lth one of the best programs ever Fhaered in that institution, the tea pa reception given by the ladies of |e Lakeside School Improvement As |ciatlon yesterday afternoon at the Fhool was undoubtedly a success pm every standpoint. It was large attended and quite a neat little sum Ps hetted by the association. This Fii De applied on the improvement fthe playgrounds.
 lie school was beautifully decorat- With ferns, palms, etc., and tea |'iee ana sandwiches were served lose in attendance.
 lie program, each number of which
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The regular weekly bean supper was held last night al the Young Mems Christian Association, al which time Dr. ]. l. Norris made delightful tall. 10 all inc boys and young men present. His talk was also highly in s>rucise and was listencd to with a great deal of attention and interest. The supper vas largely attended and Mas ! most profitable affair.
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q Club.

1. 0. Club.
 r.o n A o. Club was entertained
 ,,rcdav by Mrs. E. Follin at her 6mo on West Second avenue, The 1. orroon was spent in embroidering ], q most delightful time was en- od lulcheon was served at the nos hour. Those in attendance no upsdames George Merrill. Fred ,orock and E. A. Schrader, and l: acoe Lena Moser and Maud Finne- n The club will be entertained L. weeks from Thursday by Miss ana Noser at her home.
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Jack, l am ready n0W 10 take that boat you wished to sell me and have have the money 10 pay you for it, v and that }IrI, replied, "I have sold the boat and have the money in my pocket. He says Mr. Burk reached in his pocket and pulled oat a roll of bills
 Al the time of the conversation Hurk was said 10 have been drinking, which was something out of the ordi- nary, as he had never before been secn under the influence of liquor his 1G years of residence in this section.
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E Addresses Students.

r. X. fhrensDerger, secretary of the \. M. (. A. addressed the students Of the High School yesterday morning in the study hall.
 Mr. Ehrensberger spoke in behalf Of the Y. II. C. A, work and especially in behalf of fhe Clay Modelling Class. a newly inaugurated movement in the work of the ""
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Maid of Honor Leaves.

Miss Annie Martin left yesterday afternoon for Mobile, Ma, where she of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Carter, whose marriage was announced in the Graphic several weeks ago to take place April g. Miss Carter is well known in this city.
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HaWIey Memorial.

Sunday Schol at 10 o'clock; preach ing at il a. m. and 7:30 ?. m. Epworth League at 30 D. m. Prayer Meeting "Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock,
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Is. <. R. Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the John McAlmont Chapter, D. A. R., Will be held this afternoon at 2.3o o'clock, with pr. Lillian Higjnbotham as hos tess. The meeting will be held at the residence of Mrs. T. F. Gillespie, Sixth
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a'ena" and Chestnut street. X de- H2tttui program sill be rendered and all members are urgently requoar- cd To attend.
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GtNROAT SMITH KNOCKS
 KNOCKS GTT FIGHTER

New York, March, 14-Gunboat Smith. of San Francisco, knocked out '2ombadier Wells in tn" second round
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r ibIp Club To Meet.

The Lydia Bible Club will hold a meeting Monday afternoon with Mrs. ]. A. .eod, 1419 West Sixth ave- me. full attendance is desired.
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Group Seven Banquet.

When the Groul Seven of the Ark ansas iianhers Association. will meet
 here March 26, the Danquet will be served br th" Young Ladies Guild O. Trinity church.
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of their scheduled !rn-round bout den.
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Start Christmas savings ac- count with the Farmers Bank If
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OrOSiS Society.

 The Soross Society of the High |chool met in regular session yes brday afternoon. The meeting was |pth instructive and celightful and he program which was rendered was lost enjoyable The program follows: Instrumental duet. Misses Caroline Ind Rosa Schneider. Vocal solo. Miss Floy Herring. Reading, Miss Reva Assman. Jokes, Miss Frances Cross. Reading. Miss Helen Adams. Instrumental solo. Miss Ruth Simp- bn. Talk, Miss Mary Sorrells
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h;lomathean Society.

An enjoyable session of the Phllo- atbean Literary Society was held betprday afternoon at the High aboo1 The most interesting feature the excellent program was the de- bte the subject of which was Re Rived: That a Boy Should Finish His |iob school Education Before Choos- Io Life Profession. The affirma- |va side was argued by Lawrence Fnoy Thomas Leech and LyttletGn bllee, which the negative of the ques- |on was upheld by Del Baughman,
 bhn Harper and Allen s. Shepherd. |rerment waXed warm fer a period Ind many oratorical phrases. were Eed but when the smoke cleared Tom the battle of words. the judges bndered a decision in favor Of the
 egative.
 The sessions of the Philomath2ln |ocetv are always interesting. es-
 ecially the debates, and much in- krest is taken in the work.
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Rid Your Children Of Worms.

You can change fretful. Ill temper
ed children into healthy. happy young
sters. by ridding them of worms. Toss
ing. rolling. grinding of teeth. crying
out while asleep. accompanied with
intense thirst. pains in the stomach
and bowels, feverishness and bad
breath. are symptoms that Indicate
worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer.
pleasant candy lozenge. expels the
worms. regulates the bowels. restores
your children to health and happiness.
Mrs. J. A. Brisbin. OF Elgin. ILL.,. says:
II have used Kickapoo Worm Killer
for years. and entirely rid my children
OF worms. would not be without II"
Guaranteed. All druggists. or by mail.
Price csc. Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Co. Philadelphia and st. Louis.-adv.
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GAVE TOAST At
NATIONAL BANQUET

Miss Hazel Gardner OF this city last
night distinguished herself and the
Epsilon Chapter OF the Beta Tau Del
Ia Sorority at the annual banquet at
Pueblo when delegates from all over
the United States were present.
The Beta Tau Delta sorority is a
national organization and the annual
conelave was held In the west this
year. at Pueblo.
The banquet last night was one OF
the special features of the meet and
was held at the Congress hotel. Miss
Gardner's toast was "A Certain Flow
err and she was greatly appIauded
and commended for her effort
Mrs. Alfred s. johnson of Pueblo
was elected president for the coming
year.
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AGENTS BULLETIN
BOOSTS COLORADO

The June number of the Agents
Bulletin. issued by the Missouri Pa
cinc Railway company. devoted to
Utah and Pacific coast territory.
makes fattering reference to Colo
rado. emphasizing the fact that tour
lists to the coast via the Missouri Pa
cific are given free trips from Pueblo
to Colorado Springs or Denver and
return. thus enabling them TO see all
parts OF what recent writer describ-
cd as Americas Roof Garden"-CoI-
orado.
Canon City and surroundings are
given considerable space and publicity
in the Bulletin: the Skyline drive and
the highway to the top OF the Royal
Gorge. as usual. are conspicuous
among the illustrations.
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Fifteenth STBEET
SEWER ACCEPTED

A special meeting Of the members
Of the city council was held Tuesday
night for the purpose OF hearing the
reports Of the sewer committee and
the city engineer in relation to the
acceptance OF the Fifteenth street
sewer. recently completed by J. 3.
Schwartz OF Colorado Springs, the
contractor. The reports were favor
able and the work was taken over by
the city and the amount due under
the terms OF the contract ordered
paid. An indemnity and guarantee
bond in the sum of one thousand dol
lars was given by the contractor to
maintain the sewer for a period OF
one year.
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BOYS ARE PULLING
BARK OFF Of TREES

The city authorities are keeping 8
weather eye out for the boys who are
scrapIng the bark on OF young trees In
the various city parks and also on
private property. II any of these
miscreants are discovered they will
be dealt with In a manner that VIII
impress 10 much that they will not
want to do 4 like act again.
Many beautiful young trees have
been ruined just because few yornE
lads think It smart and consider II n
great deal OF fun to divest the trees
of their bark. Parents should watch
their youngsters nore cidfely and
warn them about this matter.
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NEW BRIDGE ON RAIN
BOW ROUTE COMPLETED

A force OF men under the supervi-
sion of Road Supervisor c. Z. Perkins
is constructing the roadway along the
north blum of the Arkansas river to
the new concrete arch bridge recently
completed for the county by the Pu-
eblo Bridge company. The bridge has
been completed for some time and as
soon as the work of grading the new
road on either side is finished 1t will
be ready for the accommodation OF
travel. The new route will do away
with one sharp curve and when II is
open for travel will afford a pretty
driveway along the blum. This is an
improvement that the people of the
east end OF the county have been agi-
tating for several years and VIII add
to the attractions OF the Rainbow
Route and Santa Fe Trail.-Florenee
Citizen.
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CELEBRATED GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Monday OF this week was the fiftieth
anniversary of the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. E. Eidred and the affair
was celebrated by a commemorative
dinner at the family home. zoos South
First street. South Canon. at which
there were present in addition to the
bride and groom OF half a century
ago Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Webster, Mrs.
Blanche Rogers. w. c. Eidred of Grip
pie Creek and Kent l.. Eldred OF this
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred Sr. were
married at Carrofton, Illinois. and
came to Canon City first In 1872. They
remained here for seven or eight
years when they returned to Illinois
where they made their residence un-
til 1887 when they came back to Col
orado and have lived here ever since.
There are no more highly esteemed
people in the community than Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldred and n host of friends join
in extending to them felicitations on
the attainment OF their golden we'd
ding jubilee.
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Died Last Saturday Morning.

Harvey b. Allen died at the family
home on Park avenue. Lincoln parl:.
last Saturday morning OF heart dis
ease. Deceased. who was locomo-
tive engineer until his retirement
from work. was n native OF Ohio and
was aged seventy years. four months
and fve days. He leaves wife. in
addition to numerous relatives aud
friends. to mourn his death. The fun
eraI will take place at the late hoine
OF the deceased at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
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trees this year, which are bending
down under their load of fruit, ought
to Weld her an average OF something
like eight or nine dollars each Sew
eral car loads OF produce. all OF II
OF the very highest quality. will be
taken off OF Mrs. Mcclannahan's S
ranch this summer and the revenue It
will bring her will be worth a kings
ransom.
Insect pests are less troublesome on
Park Center. and other fruit growing
sections north OF town. than else
where and but little damage has
been done by them there this season.
Mrs. McCielland's ranch is a gem OF
its kind, both in productiveness and
skillfulness OF management, and
should be visited by the lover of hor-
ticulture and the collector OF stalls
tics of the fruit growing industry in
Colorado. Mrs. McClannahan laugh
ingly told her visitors this morning
that II was the most productive ranch
OF its size in Fremont county and all
OF them agreed that IL her boast was
not actually true she was endeavoring
by excellent management to make ii
so.
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Jas. II. Peabody. a. C. Dickinson
and others. whose names we were un-
able to ascertain. motored 70 Denver
in the Peabody car this morning for
the purpose OF attending tho funeral
OF the late Major w. s. Peabody. who
died at his homo In that city Thurs
day morning. Daosssed was a broth
er OF Jas. II. Peabody and an uncle q
Mrs. A. C. Dickinson Of this city.
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS

List OF letters remaining unclaimed
In the postoffice at Canon City. Colo
rado. for the week ending June ~.
1918.
Aseyedo. sr. Pauline.
Butler. A. s.
Diego. Mr.. Costantino.
Duran. Mr.. Daniel
Ernandes. Mr.. Mariiiia-
Fullmer. Miss Edna.
Hall. Mrs. Amer.
Herrera. X. Anon.
Lowe. Miss Lucille.
Miller. Miss Della.
Moore. Mrs. ID. l..
Rowe. Dr. w. C.
Tofoiya. Mister Paveglio.
Trujiyo. Cudenriii.
Turner. Mr.. II.
Valdez. sr. Marciai.
Knights and Ladies' Of Security.
Pres. OF.
ROBERT 8. LEWIS.
Postmaster.
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500 Reward, s100.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science mas
been able to cure In all its stages. and
that is Cstarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. re-
quires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
Iy. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system, there
by destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as-
sIsting nature in doing Its work. The
proprietors have so much faith In its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that 1t
fails to cure. Send for list OF testi-
monials
Address F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. To-
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.--adv.
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For Cuts, Burns and Bruises.

In every home there should be n
box OF Buchien's Arnica saive. rendy
to apply in every case Of burns. cuts.
wounds or scalds. J. II. Poianco. Dell
valie. Tex. n. No. 2. writes: ''fsuoa-
lens Arnica salve saved my little
girls cut foot. No one believed Il
could be cured" The worlds best
saIve. Only ssc. Recommended by
Hunter Paimer.-sdv.
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and DENTON
UNDER JOINT.
MANAGEMENT

The strathmore and the Denton no.
tells OF this city are now under the
ioInt management OF The Canon Hotel
Company. composed of Mr.. s. w. COL
Inns. Mr.. James Sanderson and Mr.
Louis Reinkin, OF which Mr.. s. W.
Collins is the president. Mr.. Sander
son, vice president and general man
ager. and Louis Relnkin. secretary
and treasurer.
This organization was effected SO
that both hosels could be run In an
economical and In a more efficient
manner, tcr the benefit of tourists.
transients and local people alike
The free bus system has been elm
mated and one bus company now
serves both hotels. Twenty-Five cents
for the round trip. to and from the
depot. is charged by the bus company
which Is entirely separate from the
hotel This feature alone will save
the hotels thousands OF dollars year
and will enable them to put this mon
ey into the further improvement OF
their hotels and the service.
The strathmore hotel has changed
to the European plan entirely after
having run AZ both an American and
European hotel for many years. The
Denton has always been an European
house Both places from now on VIII
be run under this plan. which un-
doubtediy will be n further Incentive
to tourists TO stop in Canon City.
Mr.. Collins will manage the strath-
more Hotel and Mr. sanderson viii
have charge Of the Denton. Mr.. Rein
kin Will represent both establish
mcnts In Colorado Springs and Den
yer as publicity man. He VIII also
serve IN thah Nat@@Rf s's N~""" NfNSf
having voluntarily assumed this duty.
Mr.. Reinkin is experienced In this
line Of work and undoubtedly Will -
NOT only a great help TO his company
but also to Canon City IN general. be-
cause the publicity work that he in
tends to carry on Will be bound to
bring results.
These men. who make up The Can
on Hotel Company. are all hustlers
and are men who 70 into n business
enterprise with a purpose They have
some splendid plans In contemplation
for the boosting OF their business that
will help Canon City In general as
much as they will help them
And all they ask OF Canon City peo-
pie is their good will and n boost or
two when they can give II.
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PREPARING EXHIBIT
FOR NEW YORK CITY

No plan for the advertising of the
resources and attractions OF Colorado
has ever been suggested that has met
with more hearty response from every
section OF tie state than has the Col
orado Industrial Exposition whicn
will be held IN New York City in No
vember of this year. The work of
preparing for this exposition is now
In full sway. and permanent head
quarters have been opened at 431 nth
street, Denver.
The committees appointed to haze
charge OF the different features OF the
exposition are now mapping out plans
for their respective exhibits The
scenic committee. headed by w. c.
Dotterer of Colorado Springs is most
active. The Morgan Brothers. famous
scenic artists of New York, are now
in the Colorado Springs and Cripple
Creek region preparing models for
the exhibits OF those sections. As
soon as this work is finished they will
visit other sections OF Colorado. the
demand for their services coming
from all sections OF the state.
The scenic committee plans to pre-
sent to New Workers and the millions
OF persons of adjoining cities VINO
will visit the show the first COM
plete Colorado Travel Show" ever
brought to the attention OF that Sec
ton. Realizing that the New Workers
are the greatest travellers on earth.
this committee is preparing an exhibit
which will show all sections of the
state. particular attention being paid
to the good roads of Colorado. and to
the hunting and fishing of the noun
tains. In this respect this feature OF
the exposition will be most unique
ever attempted in this manner for
Colorado.
The Travel Show given annually in
New York are among the most widely
attended OF any expeditions staged in
that city. In these shows. however.
exhibits are shown from n score OF
places in this and other countries. and
when the visitor has gone through an
exposition of this. character. no one
particular place y fixed In his mind
as the objective point for his next
vacation. In the case OF the Colorado
Industrial Exposition. however. he
will be given an opportunity to learn
more Of this state than any other ex-
position has ever afforded.
The committee having In charge the
fruit industry OF the state il preparing
to visit the Grand Valley. +. L. Pick
EFT Is chairman OF this committee. and
is being aided In his work by J. p.
Newell Of Florence: W. d. Gross OF
Denver. and orsen Adams and chas
Harrington OF Grand Junction. The
Grand Junction Fruit Growers Asso-
citation as well as the Chamber ci
Commerce OF that city. are already
making arrangements to secure pro-
per representation at the Exposition
This committee has issued a state
ment regarding the plans proposed
for the boosting of the fruit Industry
This will be ready for distribution
during the coming week. In brief the
idea back OF all the work OF the CON-
nlittee is to display Colorado fruit be-
fore the buyers of the world; In 9th
er words. to take Colorado fruit and
place II dire t.y before the buyers ol
the east and t,cir markets.
800 Reward, 800.
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DIR. X. c. sAPRRO

The Denver Eye. Ear Nose and
Throat Specialist will again be at the
Hotel Denton one Wednesday.
July Q. Consultation free. Call
early.--adv.
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THE STuvER-
RICHARDSON
NUPT|ALS
THIS A. NJ.

gan were married at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A T.
Richardson, on College avenue at
1890 O'Clock this morning in the
presence of a large company OF guests
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. ]. F. Harris. pastor OF the
congregation of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, In n most impress
siye manner; the beautiful ring serv-
ice being used in the celebration Of
the nuptiai rites.
There was no attendance on the
bride and groom at their wedding
and the AFFAIR was characterized by
its simplicity. The wedding march
from Lohengrin was played by Miss
Ruth Fredrickson as a sort Of pre-
lude TO the union OF the happy couple.
The brides dress was a dainty crea-
tion Of white net over white silk and
was trimmed with shadow lace She
carried a shower boquet Of white
roses and her going-away suit was
OF navy blue silk.
Following the nuptial ceremony IA
elaborate wedding breakfast was
served; the decorative colors Of pink
and white predominating in the
vIands. The house decorations were
unusually attractive and were notable
for their artistic planning. harmony
and blending OF colors. Chandeliers
and canelabra were shaded with
pink and threw a glow of softened
light over the pretty scene. Across
corner OF the pariors where the
guests were assembled was screen
made of ferns interspersed with pink
roses. and. in front OF this floral ar
rangement. the magic words were
spoken that made the twain one
Palms and other foliage plants were
also used with excellent effect In the
decorative scheme.
The bride and groom we're the re-
cipients OF many beautiful and valu-
liable presents to commemorate their
wedding day and the guests were Civ
en- an opportunity to inspect them
after congratulations had been er-
tended to the principals in the af-
fair.
The wedding Of Miss Richardson
and Mr.. Stuyer is the elimination OF
a college romance that, had its be-
ginning at Fort Collins where both
we're students Of the Colorado State
Agricultural college, and. OF which IN
stitution. both are graduates. The
bride is one OF Canon City's most tall
ented and popular young women and
her friends here are limited only by
the circle OF her acquaintance. sac Is
also an alumnus of the Canon City
high school.
Last year she was instructor in do
nestle science in the faculty OF the
salida high school.
The groom Is the son Of DR.. and
Mrs. E. stuver of TT Collins and is a
civil engineer by profession: field
of work In which his friends antici-
pate for him n distinguished success.
He has erected for his bride an at
tractive and modernly appointed bum
galow at Fort Morgan where he has
for some time past made his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuver left on Denver a
Rio Grande train No. this afternoon
for Colorado Springs. Denver and
other points on their wedding tour,
which will terminate at Fort Morgan
where they will reside. The out-of-
town guests. in attendance Mt the mar
riage ceremony this morning were
Mrs. stuver OF Fort Collins. mother of
the groom. Miss Cecil Fisher Of Pu-
ebio and A. W. drummer of Fort Col
lins.