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tica's Academy In Canon City Thurs
day night. Each member Of this party
has a daughter attending this institu-
Salida Record.
Miss Edith Smailey and Mrs. weade
of Ligonier. Ind. are in Canon City
to spend the summer months.
Miss Ruth Tabor of cotopaxis has
been the house guest OF Miss Dora
Turner for few days this week.
d. Glrouy and wife we're passengers
to Canon City Tuesday. Mr.. Giroux
visited the lower Arkansas valley be-
fore his return.-wet Mountain Tri-
bune.
After a several months stay in
Texas. Mr.. Dan Hall returned to Can
on today and will spend the summer
months with his family on College
avenue.
Mrs. I.afe Combs and daughter,
Miss Ruth. will leave Sunday morning
via Salt Lake City for Seattle. wash
ington. where they will spend a month
or six weeks visiting the formers
daughters. Mrs. H. R. Audley and Mrs.
Jack Katerman.
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Gene 10 yI.It Grandparent..

Miss Emma Roberts will leave this
evening for oskaioosa. Iowa. for an
indefinlte visit with her grandfather
and grandmother. the former OF which
is ninety-three and the latter moro
than eighty years of age. Her grand
father wrote for her to como and tho
visit will be made in response to the
urgency Of his appeal.
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Lain will go to Pueblo Sunday to at
tend the Beta conciave, which will be
held there on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday of next week.
Prof W. Fl. Ray. principal of the
Canon City grade schools. returned
home Friday night from Pueblo whare
he has been one of the instructors at
the Seventh District Normal institute
for the last two weeks. The seventh
district is composed OF Pueblo, Fre-
mont and Custer counties.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Snodgrass, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. c. o.
Crist of Muncie, Indiana, are planning
to leave here In the course Of the
next day or two on a camping and
fishing trip to Lake San Christobal.
near Lake City, Colorado. They ex-
pect to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. William Hess and children of
Florence and Mrs. William Fanchier
and two children of Salt Lake City
are visiting here as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. F.. Bancroft. Mrs. Hess
and Mrs. Fanchier are nieces of Mrs.
Bancroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Crist of Muncie,
Indiana. are here on a vacation trip
and will spend several weeks in this
part OF Colorado in rest and recrea-
ton. Mr.. Crist is secretary and treas
user of the National Mail Carriers as
sociaticn.
Rev. II. NJ. Jameson, late minister
in charge OF the congregation OF the
United Presbyterian church here, and
since the death OF Mrs. Jameson a
couple OF months ago visitor at his
boyhood home at Monmouth. Illinois.
is expected here shortly for brief
visit while on his way to Riverside.
California, to enter upon the pastor
ate of the United Presbyterian church
there. Rev. Jameson is expected to
enter upon his work at Riverside Tuly
first.
Judge and Mrs. Lee Champion haze
had their furniture and household ef-
fects here Grated preliminary to their
shipment to Denver where they have
decided to make their home.
sir. and Mrs. Banks left for chica-
go en- route TO their home In Roches-
ter, Minnesota, the first of the week
after very pleasant visit here as
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Ir-
ish and family. They we're delighted
with the Skyline drive, the Royal
Gorge and other natural attractions
in the vicinity OF Canon City.
Mrs. Sadie Bolander left today for
her home at chillicothe. Missouri. aft
er having spent a very delightfui
week here as the guest OF relatives
and friends. She says Canon City and
the natural scenery surrounding tho
town more than realized her expecta-
tions. in fact, the half of their beauty
had not been told her. She says her
visit to the mountains alone more
than repaid her for the long trip to
Colorado.
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TUESDAY.

chas. n. McIAin is In Denver on
business connected with the state
good roads movement. OF which be Is
one OF the state leaders.
Miss Anna MccIeIland OF Aurora.
Nebraska. arrived here from the ess,
on Monday and stopped OF for a visit
with the family Of Mr. and Mrs J. X.
Kennedy at s25 Rndd avenue while on
her way TO the Pacific coast.
Mrs. ". y. Byers returned to her
home In Canon City on Monday from
a three weeks visit a, tee homs OF her
daughter. Airs. H. J. Reed. In Penrose.
A. C. Wright. who recentiy removed
from Canon City to westcline. was q
visitor In town Sunday and Monday.
His family is still here. but viii short
y remove to westc!iHe. Mr. Wright
returned to the Wet Mountain valley
Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lambert OF
5Is Mystic avenue are planning 70
leave here on Wednesday OF this week
for Richmond. California. for an In
definite stay. They are going In re-
sponse to a message hpprising them
OF the illncas OF their daughter. Mrs.
James c. Mcdowell.
Vincent Brainard OF Canon City.
former resident OF Holly. who has
been attending Kansas State Univer-
sity at Lawrence. stopped on there
last Saturday en- route 10 his home
and will be the guest OF his friend,
Park Athey. OF that place. for few
dsys.-Pneblo Chletain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robson OF South
Canon. accompanied by Miss Ann Rob-
ison OF Toledo. Ohio. left Monday aft
ernoon for a camping and fishing out
ing at Cottonwood lakes near Buena
J. o. Stearns. who returned to Cu:i-
on City last week from a business tsip
to Montrose. Grand Junction. Rifle
and other points ON the western slope.
will leave In few days for Kansas.
Missouri. Illinois and Iowa to look
after some matters requiring his nt-
tcntion In each of those states. Dur
ing his recent visit to Montrose no
, sold his fruit ranch there.
Miss Edna Powell OF ounIcy Iii'-
nois. arrived here few days ago and
is visiting at the home OF her aun'
Mrs. r. C. Nichols. ei5 River street.
Vista. They expect TO be gone con.
siderable part Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cummings and
children departed Sunday morning Ia
their REQ car to Canon City whore
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ence relatives and friends until Mon
day when he will join the annual
roundup which starts from Three
Mile Springs just west OF Canon and
continues for several weeks. Mr.. Nc
Donald states that the cattle In the
whi,ehorn section are In splendid
condition and the range IL providing
excellent forage for the stock.-FIor-
ence Citizen.
Max Hardy has returned home from
two weeks camping trip In Wood
land Park with a bunch of Colorado
Springs Y. VI. c. a. boys.
Bruce Houston. who visited his par
ents here. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Hous-
ton. for n couple of weeks. left last
Saturday morning for Kansas City.
Mo-. to resume his duties In the offisc
of his employers there. Mr.. Houston
is connected with the Kansas City
Structural Steel company and reports
business with that concern as being
very brisk at present II has the
contract for the erection of several
large smelling plants in Arizona. Ne
vada and California.
The Fifteenth street sewer. the con-
struction OF which by the city was a
part OF the agreement made at the
time the Odd Fellows Old Folks home
was located here. has been completed
by j. s. Schwartz of Colorado Springs.
the contractor. and a special meeting
OF the city council will be held Tues
day night TO discuss the matter OF its
acceptance. Mr.. schwartz's bid for the
work was approximately $1,000. OF
several thousand dollars less than the
first estimates OF the cost OF It's install
Iation.
Ed S. Mott and c. stsughton Of
westclifre were visitors in Canon City
on Sunday. and. while here. were
guests at the Strathmore hotel.
Mr.. ]. Clyde Oswald OF New York
City. publisher of the American PrIn-
ter. one OF the foremost journals OF
It's kind, came over from Colorado
Springs Sunday by auto to see the
Royal Gorge from the top and the
Skyline Drive. Mr.. Oswald is tho
newly elected president OF the Nation
al Press Association. He was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy u. Hardy.
Mrs. Gertrude Hurley. accompanied
by her son. Tom. left on d. a II. @.
train No. Sunday for San Francisco.
After brief visit and rest there they
will start for Japan on the steamship
Manchurla, stopping at Honolulu for
n short visit and arriving at Kokaho-
ma. Japan, after seventeen days
trip. Mrs. Hurley Is to visit her sis-
ter and family In Japan, who are in
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THURSDAY

William Bowman has returned to
his home in Victor after pleasant
visit os ten days or two weeks dura-
tion with friends in this city.
A. s. Taylor was up from Canon
City on Monday looking after some
business matters requiring his atten-
ton Cripple Creek Times.
Mrs. V. s Simon and son. VIII. OF
Florence are spending the day in
Canon City as NE guests of Alderman
and Mrs. Grant Dickinson. VIII
Simon. who has completed his junior
year at the school of mines at Golden.
has recently taken a position in the
laboratory at the plant of the Empire
Zinc company here.
Tom Prescott and Frank McCillicu-
dy motored to Colorado Springs and
return Wednesday. They report the
roads between here and the Pixies
Peak district as being in fairly good
condition, although not yet entirely
-smoothed down since the recent
rains.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kerr. of the Lyric Dane
ing academy. of Victor left wednesday
afternoon for Canon City where she
has daughter at Mt st. Scholastica's
school for girls. which, closes its
years work this week. The daughter
will return with the mother and will
spend the summer in the district
Cripple Creek Times.
Mrs. Emma Madison. who formerly
resided in Canon City. but who went
10 San Diego, California, with her
parents several years ago and has
since made her home there. stopped
OF here on Wednesday for brief
visit with the family OF Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Gresham at 420 Rudd avenue while
on her way to West Liberty. Iowa. to
spend the summer.
DR.. Theodore Ashley left this aft
ernoon in his car for Colorado Springs
10 attend the annual meeting of the
colrado State Dental association.
which is in session there this week.
Dr. Ashley will be Joined there on
Saturday by his wife and family who
are returning to Canon City from an
eastern trip. They are expected home
Sunday evening.
Walter Menzies. who lives mile
and a half or two miles east OF the
county poor farm, was severely injur-
ed Wednesday morning while working
IN the Diamond Fire Brick companys
quarries near his home. Mr.. Menzics.
who has been in the employ OF the
company for some time. was endeay-
oring to pry of a ledge OF fire clay
when he slipped and fell over a preci-
pice ON some rough. Jagged rock tif-
teen or twenty feet below. His face
and shoulders were seriously cut and
bruised by the fall. but no bones were
broken. He will be unable to do any
work for several weeks.
Miss Helen Seaman, daughter Of
County Treasurer Jonathan Seaman
and wife. left on Wednesday for Col
nnsville. Illinois. where she will
spend the summer visiting her pater-
nal grandmother
FRIDAY
Fred Morgan of Canon City was IN
Cripple Greek on Wednesday and
stopped at the Ideal garage with lis
Indian motorcycle. which he rode up
rom the valley town.-cripple Creek
Times.
Miss Anna Blair. niece of Mr.. aud
Mrs. +. II. whipple. will leave on S IN
day for her home in Vancouver. Brit
fish Columbia. where She will spent
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months Win DIS lamiiy on CoheSe
avenue.
Mrs. I.afe Combs and daughter.
Miss Ruth. will leave Sunday morning
via Salt Lake City for Seattle. wash
ington. where they will spend a month
or six weeks visiting the formers
daughters. Mrs. II. r. Audley and Mrs.
Jack Katerman.
MONDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. X. Frazier of this
place spent couple OF days last week
fishing in Wet Mountain valley. They
were accompanied on their return by
Mrs. Frazier's mother and brother.
Mrs. Henderson. and ISAIAH Header
son. of Canon City.-Crippie Creek
Times.
Rev. Geo. F. SEWER. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. left TODAY
for Denver where he will be .he
guest OF his parents for few days
while on his way to Longmont where
he will preach the Introductory SER
mon to the delegates and visitors to
the annual state convention OF the
Society OF Christian Endeavor.
Mrs. THOMAS Arneal and son. Fran
els, of Victor arrived here this after
noon and will spend the week In Can
on City visiting friends.
Mrs. Georgia Wood OF Canon City
is here spending few days on Beay-
er Park with her friend. Mrs. w.
Holbrook. Press.
DIR. G. II. Kittell came home satur-
day afternoon from Colorado Springs
and Manitou where he spent two or
three days last week In attendance at
the sessions OF the state dental socie-
ty. OF which he Is a member.
Mrs. Serry. charming little lady Of
Canon City. who last Jnly was the
heroine in a romantic eiopement and
wedding in Cripple Greek. is the guest
of Mrs. Morgan OF 500 Portland ave-
nne.-Cripple Creek Times.
Miss Lena Hodgin is entertaining
six charming girls at her beautiful
home on Elm avenue for a week's
house party. Misses Nina Munro and
Grace Henley cut a visit at Colorado
Springs short in order to be at the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Kincald OF Mon
roe City. Missouri. are among the
summer visitors in Canon City. ar.
Kincaid, who is here for his health.
says Canon City is the most attractive
and prosperous appearing eommuni-
ties he has seen anywhere in the
west They expect TO remain here for
couple OF months or more.
Mrs. Jane Cummings. Mrs. Leon
Sarbach and the latter's little son.
Donald, left today for Lincoln. Ne
braska, after a pleasant visit Of tive
weeks duration with friends in Can
on City.
Mrs. Divelbliss OF Columbus, Mis-
sissippi. arrived in westclIffe few
days ago and Will spend the summer
here with relatives. She is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Van BUS
kirk.-wet Mountain Tribune.
A. T. Burnell of Des Moines. Iowa.
arrived here this afternoon and is the
guest of Prof. Logan. principal OF the
Washington school. Mr.. Burncil. who
is secretary OF the Iowa Home Find
Ing society. came here for the pur-
pose OF visiting the Colorado State
prison.
DR.. Theodore Ashley returned TO
Canon City on Sunday by auto from
Manitou where he attended the an
nual meeting OF the Colorado State
Dental association last week His
wife and family. who had been visit
ing for some time previously at Gree
ley. met him at the Springs and nc
companied him home.
Lon Mcdonald came down from his
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wANTED-Hens and frys; take them
any time.-F. p. Smith. 123eod-wtl.
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F o R R E N T

business there and will be gone for
an indefinite time. They will also
visit China before returning
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tore loose. shouting Charles Seldom
gas as It kn the as
%y head fe D0E
ing to hs 1Ra
and NJ Ssa lay 2sea the G of sos
inss Ias}st ssr"sa aass asns
ss ff tsrsszs
gloom to nm me! Oh speak ,ss
%s sDiss s ne
he'd n ,Ss dusty oo lay her knees
tsssns% rs light. asked:
She drew great great. shiverng breath. and for an in
thought would never speak again. thought
fes hs She S but
ty ysa she sa,s And then for Will.
s psek her an We sesd ss head the
ast na o Dresst
Is s ne w yaS Ss woman in black and
tRs said IL my Sesn good think From
the first that first ss n In the fog do you
"a:
sss; Is: ssls xS
She had covered her face with her hands. but at
S.a u,
4 strong shixsr .wruns her body.
WHAT'S left of said ,s:
shall we to SoS Oh what shall
,hos. 9a1 DO II as said n 81.
Tse 4se2 hay. mercy think
And your ''~~''
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with the thing in her hand-a penknfe but sufficient
for the task
the third looked into the beautiful face
that had first in darkness and a fog. The
hopeless still anguish it wrung and could
have wept.
You have heard?" said I.
And she answered: Everything"
And still you'd help us? You'd help this gentleman
to escape: They might kill for it'
Il should be very glad to die said she "Cut the
cords quickly before they come"
The thousand hesitations. questions protests that
upon my tongue stifed 1t time for
knife from her.
Near the inside of the closed door three stood
gether to deliberate
When OPEN" said I to Charles Seldom, you will
of the two I the other Then you must
run for It, Don't wait for me. don't try to help me.
Never look back. Get to the street and away"
II not man.. said the cabinet minister. Il
necessary part of this empire will do what tell
God send both safe through And he wrung
my hand
turned the woman black, who stood silent
beside
You must lie kneel upon yonder.
as If you had been thrown there he pless think your
helped They might kill YOU
She smiled across at me little white smile. which
There was no time to lost I caught her by the
holding her gently; and forced her to crouching
posture against the nearby wall She uttered cry, but
surprise. not PAIN and heard sound outside Of
shufing feet sprang to the door, wrenched 1t open.
calling:
The ancient willyum first. and I srasped him
about the lean body and threw him behind the
from Seldom and the stout struggling
together In the doorway Watching my chance caught
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H. think little space of time must have
ensued. but it mcasureless space to me- still
blank
But after the blank Enchantment perhaps. 1t
is as good any. l metaphyslcian
l few words-cny a vast wonder-ii insll-
cries; OH God. have memories!
Let with tale. and you shall do your
explaining, for i help you-nOr aids!
myself.
and l in the open air with my
back the Rendezvous des Assassns. 50 In some
fashion must have paid my bill and taken my
leave, but 1 had memory Of it.
found that arms were close "ltnln o'hel
arms whose walked either side of me- l
looked preposterously stout gentleman srooe
my lett sene dotard trotng like a httle
Cnild, was at my right And so In the tmh anu
chilly fog We descended that street and felt
destination little il out of the palpaole
fog been distilled another impalpabie eh"rap-
ping zay mind and soul, shroudng ME from tue
world For clearer exposition l Aarch 'ie
range ions known to me- and ma
like early stage OF intoSlcatlon-
where time exist. distance Is swept away
future is vague matter, untroubhng 10 inc
We talked ! know as we walked down that dinsy
of the stout mans explosive utterances his strange
spasaao 'Ius resn, fna s"ms
rsse ssss Like 6at the we sas ses Of Of
why; for It appears that during my nwittinsly
the Rendezvous Assassns had; ses sA In the
spoken the mans name aloudT"1thh for reasons
morrow introduce in the house ms .farve 1000
men I did not think it would starve 1o.ooo men, i
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The Woman in Black

"Ah. what do I she cried. Think OF
yourself!
1 listened the door, heard sound. 1t was
stout door, there possibility OF breaking It
down by force
lis there any other way out?' demanded. and the
woman in black shook her head. None That ls' one
up a ladder in the room and out. on the
Anything" said 1, rather than this house OF
horrors" tried the farther room and 1t
unlocked. Packing boxes and odd bits OF LUMBER
lay about there in the haf-dark: ladder rose from
among them to the hatchway which gave upon tne ioo
1 turned to the woman in black
And your put out my hands to her and ore"
her found that 1 way trembling.
She to me- her beautiful face bowed and
Understood within the circle of my outstretched
arms. but did not touch her then.
Can let you aone?" she said very low
had to her:
1T may be death. They may trap the roof
die. If need be- under the open sky. But you'll
should leave lying here the floor they'd think
had struck you down. You may find death up yonder.
She looked up to and smiled. It was the hrst
time had seen her smile And she drew great breau
gave little sob and turned away.
At that instant there a sound Of steps outside
the door-the rattle Of cropping key
TOO late! Too late!" a whisper Of agony.
put the woman was Drawer than I. She was In the
farther room like flash. and before could reach her.
up one ladder to the roof She called down to
p,I Know how the hatch fastens. manage it.
Too is+a inner 6oor! Block the inner door,! =,
LADDERS foot he the oorway-the younger Villain
H1b+ SLUT one He stood there against the oblopg Of
tain Of man 81 es figure Of Daskness m9un
ts He
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GAS Jet hared over dirty windowpanes and
mean portal 1 made out half-obliterated letters
upon the glass of the winaow-'Hcstau
Franca,sr and above the door, RENDEZVOUS oes
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-03-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that l, Will
lam Thomas, convicted of the crime
of An Assault with Intent to Commit
Murder, at the October term, A. D.
1907, in the district court of the
Fourth Judicial District, in and for
the County of Elmore, State of Idaho,
and sentenced on October 18th A. D.
1907, to serve term of twelve years,
said twelve year sentence commit
ed by the Honorable State Board of
Pardons, January Bird A. d. 1913, to
term of ten years Imprisonment in
the Idaho State Penitentiary, situat-
ed at Boise City, County of Ada,
State of Idaho, will make an applica-
tion to the Honorable State Board of
Pardons, at its next regular meeting
after the expiration Of the legal pub
LEGATION of this notice, for full and
absolute pardon.
WILLIAM THOMAS.
P. o. Bx. So, Boise, Idaho. F15-M1
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1913-03-01
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING

Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual stockholders meeting
Of the Mountain Home Co-Opertive
Irrigation Company of Mountain Home,
Idaho will be held at the office of
the Company in the city of Mount
ain Home, Idaho, on Monday, the
Seventeenth day Of February, 1918.
at the hour of IL o'clock noon of
said day.
The seventeenth day of February
being the third Monday in Febru-
airy 1918, at which said meeting all
stockholders of said corporation are
requested to be present in person
or by proxy.
The said meeting is called for the
purpose of electing a Board of Di-
rectors for said corporation and for
the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated this 2Sth day of January
1913.
w. C. GREGORY,
F21-F22 Secretary.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION
o. e. NORELL,
Village Clerk

NOTICE IS HEREBY given that a
special election of the qualified cleo
tors, who are taxpayers in the VIII
lage of Mountain Home, County of I'll
more, State of Idaho, will be held
on the list day of April, 1913, for the
purpose of submitting to the said cleo
tors the question of the. issuance and
sale Of municipal coupon bonds in the
denominations of five hundred and
one thousand dollars each, payable In
twenty years from date of issuance,
redeemable at the pleasure OF the
said Village at any time after ten
years, bearing interest at rate not
TO exceed six per centum per annum,
payable semi-annually. Said bonds 10
be issued in an amount in the az
gregate not to exceed thirty-uVe
thousand dollars ($35,000) providing
for the collection of an annual tax
upon the property of the said Village
of Mountain Home sufficient to pay
the interest on the said bonds as IL