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boys, situated but q short way from the
railroads, the postoflce and the state
university. The number Of students Is
limited to 25 boarders and 40 day
pupils, the idea being to bring the
teacher In closer contact with his
scholars and to afford opportunity for
more careful instruction thereby.
A speciality is made of preparing stu-
dents for the entrance examinations to
any American college. including West
Point and Annapolis naval academy.
For those who do not wish to enter.
college q business course Is provided
The school is accredited to Stanford,
the University of California, University.
of Pennsylvania, University of Michi-
gan and Cornell university graduates
Of the school who have completed the
full course being admitted to these in
stitutions without further examination.
ANDERSON ACADEMY. IRyINGTON
Anderson academy offers three things
essential to developing "a manly fell
low'--the best OF scholarship, the best
home influence and the discipline of
military training.
Professor Anderson's son, Doctor
Anderson. rs the resident physician OF
the school The teachers are carefully
selected and the boy is provided for In
mind and body in every way. The
climate of Irvington Is ideal.
Address William Walker Anderson,
principal of the school. at Irvington,
Cal. People wishing to make preiimi-
nary inquiries about the school may
make appointments with Miss Edith
Giles, 25 Canton Bank building, San
Francisco
MANzANrTA HALL
Manzafita hall at Palo Alto was or
ganized In 1898 In response to demand
for preparatory school for boys, which
should have for its principal object the
preparation of students for university
work, and its steady growth has dem
onstrated its usefulness. It is now open
Ing its fourth year under the principal
ship of w. A. Shedd, and has now more
boarders registered than ever before.
AS the present capacity has been reached
this year enlargements are being made.
The school is located in the outskirts
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than 700 business men of San Fran
~cisco), in seeking evidence as to the
merits OF various shorthand systems
upon which to base a recommendation
of the best to the board of education,
addressed a communication to the ex-
pert court reporters of San Francisco
and Alameda counties. and also to the
official shorthand reporters Of the
United States courts and the supreme
court of the state of california, asking
their unbiased opinion of the relative
merits of the different shorthand sys-
TENS. 1t received such strong testi-
monials OF Gallagher Marsh shorthand
system that 1t unanimously passed
resolutions indorsing our local short
hand system as the best in existence
and recommending it to the board OF
education for instruction purposes In
the public schools. and also recommend
ing to its members that they give pref
erence to Gallagher Marsh shorthand
writer's in selecting Office help In the
encouragement of home industry.
ST. IGNATIUS UNIVERSITY
ST. Ignatius university was founded
in October. 1855. and chartered in April,
1859. In the charter then given 1t. this
institution was empowered to confer
academical degrees. with such literary
honors as are granted by any univer-
SlIy IN the united states.
The university embraces the follow
Ing departments: The college OF let
ters. science and philosophy, the col
lege of law, the college of engineer
ing. the premedical course.
To prepare students for the univer-
sity there is an efficient course cover
ing four years from the completion of
standard grammar schools. This is
known as the high school course The
educational system throughout is that
prescribed by the ratio studiorum of
the Institute of the Society of Jesus.
Information about the courses of
study and so on may be had from the
president or vice president, 2211 Hayes
street.
MILLS COLLEGE
With an enrolment 65 per cent
greater than the attendance three
years ago, and with students regis
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Schools and Colleges Here Incompatible

ford university and for other colleges,
and the curriculum has been planned
to meet the established requirements.
Courses also arranged for those
who do not wish to take up college
work. Classes for ostgraduate work
are formed as desired-the subjects Of
fered. history. English, Latin. modern
languages, mathematics and history of
art
Graduates are admitted to college
without examination This certificate
privilege is granted by Leland Stanford
Jr university, the University of Califor-
MIA Vassar Smith, Wellesley, and Mills
colleges The work of the school is
conducted under two departments. col
lege preparatory and the lower school
of grammar, intermediate and primary
grades Reports are sent four times a
year Suggestions from parents are
desired.
Classes i'm English
Miss Giles, specialist in English, has
arranged classes and courses of study
for the many different needs that theJ
usual school and class work can not
offer. We call especial attention to
the classes in business and social Eng
llsh. The purpose Of this course is to
teach-to tell you just what you want
to know in order to feel satisfied that
you are using correct English in writing
and speaking. Also to help the class
in daily difficulties. We believe this is
the only opportunity given in the city
to, help public school children with
their daily troubles. Any child in any
grade and any subject may come to-
this class daily from TO and be
helped with his daily work at a prize
of six ($6) dollars the month Cone les
son per day. with rates for additional
lessons). Also Saturday morning re-
view classes.
Current English classes study the
modern drama. the history and stories
of the opera. so that you may feel acs
quafnted with the stage both from the
literary and the dramatic side.
Short story writing and coaching In
all subjects. including mathematics, also
are offered
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S3,OO0,0OO WORTH
OF BEETS IS CROP

Greeley. Colo, Jan. 2s.-The last
pay day Of the Great Western Sugar
company in Weld county for the 1919
season VIII occur today and the COM
plete figures Of the amounts distsi-
buted by the three factories In this
county have been completed. The to-
tai shows that the growers will We
ceiye s2.572 .252 from the company.
II is estimated that another half mil
lion dollars worth OF beets we're ship
ped to factories outside the county. 80
that the grand total Of the beet crop
this year will be more than $4,000. 900
which is a new record In this section.
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MAY REOPEN THE
TERRIBLE MINE

l.. Lawrence of IIse. was In Flor
ence one day last week and spent the
night with Ed spauidlng. an old friend.
Mr.. Lawrence recently had a visit
from some New York men, who are
considering the advisability OF reop-
ening the Terrible mine. New uses
have been found In this property. and
Mr.. Lawrence. who lost ten thousand
dollars by the burning Of the mill
some years ago. still hopes to re-im-
burse himself. IL he can sec his way
to resume work. Last Saturday. -four
more men were there. all investigating
with a view OF Investing. g.-Rockvaie
Paradox.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
SATURDAY MORNING

Calvert Brothers greenhouse on
Brewster avenue in the Hot Springs
addition was found to be ablaze at an
early hour this morning and but for
the timely arrival OF the IRE depart
ment would. in all probability, have
been destroyed. \ teiephone mes
sage was sent in to the fire depart
ment for help al $3.50 O'Clock this
morning and a quick run vas made 10
the scene Of the IRE. although the
boiler room and some fifteen or TWEEN
ty feet OF the main hot house had besn
burned before it's arrival
BY the use Of Its chemical apparatus
the department had no trouble in ex-
tinguishing the fre. and the plants
growing under their glass covers were
unIniured. The loss viii not much. u
any. exceed $500.
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WANTS RAILROAD
LINE RE-OPENED

Denver, Jan. 23.-Nayor Frank c.
Smith of Canon City today filed re-
quest with the state railroad commits
sion asking that body To demand Of
the Florence and Cripple Greek road
that It resume operation on trains be-
tween Canon City and Cripple Creek
The road was closed In consequence
OF a washout In Phantom Canon last
July and has not since been operated.
Smith makes the same demand that
was made by the citizens OF Brecken-
ridge OF the Colorado and Southern.
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THE COAL MINES OF
COUNTY ARE BUSY

The coal mines OF Fremont county
are in very prosperous condition and
are working better than for several
months. One mine official states that
there are sufficient orders NOW book
Ell at the Victor American Fuel COM
Dany. properties to keep the mines
running steadily until August LIST. and
during the past six weeks 1t has been
necessary in order to keep pace with
the business to work the Chandler
mine two Sundays.
II is understood that the product
Is being shipped to Kansas where II Is
being stored for future use. This Is
very encouraging to the people Of this
vicinity.-F1orence Citizen.
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COUNTY SCHOOLS
DOING EXCELLENT WORK

Miss Mabel curran. county superin-
iendent OF schools. has practically
completed her annual tour OF vista
ton among the public schools Of 'hc
county and reports them all as doing
excellent work this year. The enroll
mont ls fully up to the aYcrags and
there Is everywhere a hearty coop
Grafton between pupils and teachers
n accomplish tho best results. There
are twenty-five travelling libraries in
the county. containing between flfiy
and sixty volumes each. and they Arc
n popular and appreciated auxiliary
to the educational work OF the schools.
Miss curran has made official visits to
all Of the schoois under her jurisdic-
ton. except those on Upper Beaver.
Glendale and Concrete. and these she
expects to visit in the course OF the
next week.
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READY FOR ROOF
IN THREE WEEKS


Heckart 4 Son. contractors for the
Y. NJ. c. A. building. are making the
most of the fine weather by pushing
construction work with all possible
haste The walls OF the building are
now sufficiently advanced TO afford the
public an excellent idea of how tAs
completed structure will look. II 10
unforeseen Interruption occurs u Is
believed the workmen will be ready 20
pat ON the roof in about three weel.s.
With the basement. which viii have a
higher ceiling than any OF the sue
cecding floors. the building will be a
four-story structure and will be ample
for all OF the purposes OF tho associa-
ton. With its red uied roof aud
handsome porticos the building will
be very attractive one and worthy in
all respects Of the organization It is
Intended to house
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NOT HURTING EXPRESS
BUSINESS MUCH

The establishment OF the parcel
post has not seriously affected the OK
press business 80 far as Canon City "A
concerned, whatever result It may
have In that respect elsewhere. Grant
Dickinson of tho Wells Fargo Express
company stated today that his busi-
ness for January had fallen on about
ten per cent from what II was twelve
months ago. but said he did not know
whether the slump was due to tho
parcel post. or to the material and In
dustriaI condition OF the country.
which does not seem to be quito a.
good as It was year ago. Most Of
tho packages carried by the parcel
post are less than fve pounds IN
weight and the cxpress companies
stiil have = practical monopoly of nil
Of them exceeding that weight.
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Bacl from Extended Vacation.

Lee Morrison has returned to Cam
on City from an interesting hunting
trip and vacation in southern Texas.
He left here at the beginning Of De-
cember and spent the succeeding weeks
at Houston and In fishing and hunting
along the Gulf coast from Galveston
southwest 10 Bay City and points be-
yond. He reports nne shooting In that
section OF the country and brings back
anidavitS and other evidences OF hav-
ing killed a great variety OF game; In
ciudlng a deer. several peccarieF. Or
Wild hoEE. and something less than
car load OF waterfowl Leo will take
short rest before taking MP his
duties as chief clerk at the straih-
more hotel
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G. A. R. MEMBERS ARE
HOSTS AT ENTERTAINMENT

One Of the most pleasing AFFAIRS OF
the kind that has taken place hare IN
long time under the auspices 0, the
patriotic orders OF Canon city occur
red at shaetfer hail from three I'LL
five O'Clock Wednesday afterooon when
the members of Greenwood Post No.
10. Grand Army OF the Republic en-
tertained the members OF thcI- anXil-
liary organizations, Greenwood RE
lief corps and L. S. Grant Circle, La
dies of the C. 4. II.
Wednesday afternoon was the reg
ular meeting OF the members OF the
relief corps and at its conclusions the
comrades of the G. A. n. filed INTO
the hall and took possession; later Ell
tertaining their guests witi. splendid
musical and literary program and din p
ner. S. S. Courtney and W. II. Rector
were active as members of the com
mitiee OF arrangements. but we're ably
assisted by Comrades Geraght7,
Bowlby and others as aids The en-
tertaiument program consisted OF n
vocal solo by Mrs. J. c. sehweiger;
a reading by Miss Gould; a violin solo
by Miss Weaver OF Florence;a reading
by Mrs. NJ. J. Lamb; a vocal solo by
Mrs. Sell with violin accompaniment.
and a piano solo, a medley OF nation-
nj airs. by Mrs Curtis.
The affair concluded with an excel
lent dinner at which pressed meats,
baked beans. pies. cake. and coffee,
we're served. There were about one
hundred and thirty people present
among them n number of out-of-towIl
visitors. and the guests were seated ai
three long tables The gathering and
good cheer was so agreeable that it
was voted to repeat It before the win
ter was over.
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The greatest victory a man can have
is to make an enemy to be friend.
do not have to be stronger than
my enemy to hurt or kill him. 4 sick
man can pull trigger OF assun and
murder giant. 4 fly can torment a
horse. A mosquito can bedevil .
prizefighter.
But to succeed in compelling my en-
emy to be my friend takes real soul
music
When one has injured me, or in any
way declared war on me, or shown ais
contempt for me, it is the hardest
thing in the world to resist the i'm
pulse to arise and strike back. To get
myself up to the pitch where ! can
bear him no i'll will. and when / can
set out to make him change his mind
toward me. takes all the power in me.
sometimes a little more
An enemy is not really destroyed
until be 10 reconciled. But to subdue
him in this way | have first to sub
due myself,
Now, this law holds as well between
masses and classes of men, between
nations and races, as between individ-
usis.
II Great Britain were to declare war
against the United States and send out
her navy to lombard US. there ars
two ways In which We could conquer
her: first. We could meet ironciad
with ironclad. SOW the sea with rudy
manhood. and SOW both nations with
rancor. and thus beat her by arms.
maybe (strong accent on maybej. and
second. we could open our ports, vel
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BIRTHDAY SOCIAL AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The birthday social at the First
Presbyterian church Friday night sas
an event of exceptional enjoyment to
the guests. of which there were large
number present The entertainment
program was well arranged and de-
iightfuliy carried out. Features OF
the occasion were the vocal solos By
Mrs. Martha Bethel. the singing Of the
Gate City quartet and the violin num-
bers by Miss Tina Mackenzie. Judge
Chas. Z. Waldo gave historical r,-
view OF some Of tho more salient
events in the life Of the congregation
and the church Delicious refrcsn-
ments were served.
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nection it may be said that the pres
idential star OF Senator Borah Of Ida
no already is attracting attention. La
Toilette generally Is regarded as n
candidate If the situation is favorable
to him. but the Idaho senator's quail
fcations are receiving consideration
in circles to which the past radicalism
of the Wisconsin statesman does not
appeal as strongly as 1t might
Senator Borah is to deliver an ad-
dress at Baltimore on Lincoln day on
"The Reorganization of the Republic
can Party" Following that he has
engagements to make series o,
speeches throughout the South. all OF
them political in character. and these
together with speeches by other sena-
tors, in connection with the spring
work cut out for the progressives IN
the halls OF congress. will mark the
opening OF the rehabilitation campaign.
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The Greatest Victory;
hs.e hg Dr. Frank Winning Over an Enemy

come her dreadnaughts. banquet h.r
captains. and treat her sailors ms
guests. by which method wesshouid,
in the picturesque language OF an
American statesman beat her ito a
frazzle''
have read Jack London's "Reyoiu-
tion." in which he expands upon the
hate he feels for the capitalist class;
am familiar with the efforts OF Mr..
Post to beat down the labor unions !:
both are exceedingly primitive and
Inefficient.
Those of the proletariat who are
, doing most to conquer the capitalists
are they who are Transforming emblt-
tered employers into friends OF labor.
There is a power Of selfmastery
that is invincible.
There is q power In aggressive
friendliness that is beyond all aggres-
sive wrath.
Blessed are the peacemakers. be,
cause the peacemaker is twice the sire
OF the mischief-maker.
The peacemaker gets thinss done.
the anger-stlrrer gets thingA undone.
Whoever is full of kindness and
good will toward all men is full Of
a force that is far stronger than can
non. brickbats. and hard words.
Jesus was no dreamer and no milk
sop when he said. Turn the other
cheek. love your enemies. return good
for evil.r for. to do that you must
perforee be a big man. and whip any
number of little men. with their fero-
cities and heats and howllngs.
Wrath may hurt an enemy; kind
ness annlhilate. him
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A BIG TOURIST TOWN
ON THE DRY BASIS
Hotel Bulletin:

Hotel Bulletin:
Long Beach. Cal. where the big
Hotel Virginia Is located. has the most
drastic prohibition law in the United
States. BY vote OF two to one that
town. at the election held November
sth. adopted an amendment which n1t
only makes the sale OF liquor a pun
ishabie orense. but saddles fine OF
ssss on the thirsty mortal who In
dslges in alcohol. whether he buys
the drink or whether the barkeeper
sots 'em up. Hotels. restaurants. ca
fes. lodges and everything else are
forbidden to handle liquor. and even
the railroads have been ordered -
cease the carrying OF drinkahies into
Long Beach territory. The only way
drink Ia gcttable In that city ia IN
4 actors prescription.
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THE TEST or MERIT.
Canon City People Are Given con,ine-
inx Proof.
more hotel

No better test Of any article can be
made than the test OF time and this Is
particularly true OF a kidney medi-
cine. Doan's kidney pills have siopi
this test aud stood It well. What
better proof Of the merits OF this rem
edy could ynu demand than the state
mcnt Of a Canon city resident Who
used It successfully and tells OF last
Ing results.
Read the folloNing:
]. L. Hyde. wagon maker. sl1 \.
Ninth ST. Canon city. Colo. nays;
Years ago strained my back and
after that felt the bad effects. Fin
ally I heard OF Doan'a Kidney Pills
and seeing that they were recommends
ed for troubles like mine. got sup
ply at Hunter Paimer's Drug Store
and gave them a trial. My back was
relieved OF the pain and iameness and
the kidney secretions. which had been
discolorcd and filled with sediment.
became natural. You are welcome 10
continue publishing tho testimonial
xayc at that time. II has been over
n year since I have had any sign OF
kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. -Milburn Co.. Buffaio.
New York. solo agents for. the United
States.
Remember tho name-Doan's--and
take no othcr.-adv.
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4Friend- spr.ysr nas Hero.

Mr.. NJ. v. Matthews of Paonia. west
ern representative for the Friends
sprayer, is the guest OF L. A. Davis
on Elm avenue. Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Matthews IL here In the inter-
est Of his company and those interest
cd in learning about tho Friend Pow
or or Hand sprayers can get full In
formation by tclephonIng Mr.. Matti-
ews at Mr.. Davis piace.-adv.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH HAD
A PROSPEROUS YEAR

The annual meeting and dinner of
the members Of the First Christian
church was held in the basement OF
its place OF worship. corner OF Harri-
son avenue and Seventh street.
Wednesday evening. The gathering
was largely attended and was q very
pleasant affair in all particulars. Folf
lowing the dinner. reports were read
showing the church and all OF It's be-
nevolences TO have been active and
prosperous during the year 1913.
During the twelve months covered by
the reports there was a gratifying gain
in the membership OF the church. As
well as of its auxiliary organizations.
and the contributions for religious
work. both az home and abroad. were
in excess OF those OF any previous
year. The improved financial condI-
ton OF the church and its various ac-
tivitisE will enable them to do more
aggressive work in the future than
has been possible In the pas; and the
outlook for greater usefulness In the
community and in the world at large
is most encouraging.
Addresses were made Wednesday
night by Rev. o. S. Reed, pastor of the
kin, J. W. Emmerson. w. A. Johnson.
congregation. ]. p. Pack. @. 4. Mat
Prof L. T. Shaw. Mrs. Howard ana
Miss Emma Galley, Mr. johnson
hpoke on the subject. How We Can
Improve Our Sunday SCHOOL," Mrs
Howard on behalf OF the Ladies' Aid
society and Miss Galley on the Chris
tian woman's Board Of Missions AMI
It's work. here and elsewhere.
officers we're elected for the church
for the ensuing year as follows: J.
p. Pack. Ed Howes and Joel Thomas.
elders; G. G. Mafkin. J. f. Friedinger.
w. A. Johnson. Frank Emmsrson. }.
" Kendall. J. /. snodErass and W. Il.
LaIzure. deaoons: Guy Z. HARDY
trustee: John W. Emmcrson. treas
urer; Frank Emmerson. clerk; J. J.
snodgrass. Frank EmmcTson and Mss
olive shepard. RELIEF committee
Joel Thomas ana Mrs. c. 4 Ashby
are the only two charter members Of
the church now residents Of Canon
City and the former was unanimously
elected TO an eldersi.ip Tor life Tao
church now hs a membership Of sis.
An eror; will be made TO make 1918
the banner year In the chronicles OF
the church and congregation.
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HEIRS TO MONEY ARE
WANTED IN CONNECTICUT
January Goth. 1913.


The Record.
Canon City. Colorado.
Gentlemen:
We are trying to trace the heirs OF
one Benjamin curley who died about
two years ago. aged seventy-eight. It
is supposed that at one time he had
realtives in your section OF Colorado.
He was by occupation machinizt.
His heirs are entitled to about
$4,000. and any one having Informa-
ton concerning them should commun-
icate with the undersigned at once.
Yours truly.
JOHN ]. DYER.
State Street. Hartford. Conn
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE
TO Be HELD IN PUEBLO

The summer normal institute Of the
the teachers OF Pueblo. Fremont aud
Custer counties will probably be held
in Pueblo the last week in June and
arrangements to assure Its success
are already being made BY Mrs. Edith
NJ. Bailey. county superintendent Of
schools there.