davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
CELEBRATED -
5OTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY

The golden wedding anniversary OF
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Thomas Of
Troy, Ohio, was celebrated by com.
memorative dinner party at the home
of their son, W. C. Thomas. and fam
lily, l11s Greenwood avenue. Tuesday
evening, at which covers were laid fol
fourteen guests. The dinner was ar
elaborate affair and was served at
round table, the decorations being yel
low and white.
The place cards were hand-painted
and depicted the yellow chrysanthe-
mum. The favors were miniature gol
den wire baskets for the ladies an6
little paper stands. Stimulating in ap-
pearance the chrysanthemum, for the
meu. all of them filled with nuts ant
bon bons. The wedding cake, which
occupied conspicuous place In tho
center OF the table. was supplied by
A. p. Nelson 4 Co. and was a product
sf their bakery. II was ornamented In
. manner befitting the occasion ane
contained diminutive wax figures rep
reeenting the bride and groom of half
u century ago. six bridesmaids, six
ashsrs and two cupids, the latter with
drawn bows and pointed arrows.
Arosnd the edge OF the cake in can
1leA letters was the legend. December
is. 1sss-19ls."
A large number of kilograms and
half . hundred letters congratulatine
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas on the attain
neat Of fifty years OF married life
were received by them during the pre-
vious afternoon and were displayed
in connection with the jubilee ami
versary gifts, which were numerous
and beautiful. Among the presents was
q set OF solid gold spoons. made by
a prominent eastern goldsmith for the
occasion. given to Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
~ By their children and grandchildren
There was exhibited to the guests at
Tuesday nights celebration n little
booklet containing the marriage GER
tiacate and a chronicle of the wedding
at Fairport. New York. Dec. 16. 1868
in which Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas played
the leading roles and were the OBJ
served of all observers. There was al.
80 shown a piece OF the dress worn Dy
the bride at that happy event.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas arrived here
from Ohio a few days ago especially
for the purpose of commemorating
their golden wdding anniversary at
the residence OF their son and family
and will remain in Canon City dur
ing the winter months. It was orig.
inally planned to have a family re-
union here in conjunction with the
jubilee celebration of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. but was aban-
doned when it became known that
some Of its members could not be
present.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Thom.
as are. Eugene C. Thomas of Port
land. Oregon; Mrs. Ernest A. Evans
Gan Francisco. California; Mrs. Claude
". Bailinger OF Tryon. North Caro-
lima. and W. c. Thomas OF Canon City,
Colorado.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Monday afternoon the first meeting
of the German club was held after
school. German games were played
and German songs sung. very in
teresting program was given. at the
close OF which delightful refreshments
were served by the Instructor. Miss
Newell.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25

fiuences that think must have sur,
rounded yoa. don't think you would
have gone this way.
You have good intelligence. good
brain. and you have normally good In
stincts, and somehow or other your
mind. / think-I don't want to say It
vindictively or revengefully--I think
your mind has become poisoned with
the notion that II Is an allowable
thing. IL 1t is not gallant and manly
thing. for young man OF eighteen or
twenty to seduce and get the best of
young woman II he is equal to the do
| ing OF that. and that is the most cor
rupting and vicious thing that ever
can take possession OF young mans
mind and life. not merely for him. but
for the community; and 1t is to keep
men from doing that. IL is % keep
them exem>. OF the notion that that
is allowable or endurable. that this
law that you are accused OF violating
has been passed by the legislature.
'I,font like to visit heavy penalty
upon you. but when one has violated
the laws Of his country and
! liberty Is forfeited TO his country and
| 1t is the right and the duty Of those
who administer the laws OF the coun-
try iu do the lest they can for the
good of the country with that liberty
of the Individual citizen that Is thus
forfeited for the benefit. not merely
of him. but by the example that Is
given to the benelf OF the community
and others.
II don't overlook that the Jury In
this case-spiendid men and patient
and considerate as they could be all
through the trial. long. tedious trial.
| protracted after the case had been
submitted to them. into Thanksgiving
day don't overlook the fact that
that jury. finding you guilty upon the
evidence as they felt II their duty to
do. recommended that leniency or
clemency should be shown you In the
administration OF this sentence.
And the sentence will be the more
temperate because OF that. don't sup
pose that you will ever be before the
bar OF court again on this charge.
and | hope not on any charge; but. "
other men Of your class and disposi-
tion take an Interest in knowing OF
this case. and of the sentence that is
given to you in this case. hope that
they will understand that the modera-
ton OF the sentence in your case Ia
not regarded as a precedent.
"In my notion. and not mine except
as II is the notion OF the law. II Il a
more wicked. and wanton. and unfor-
givable crime to corrupt and dehauch
, young woman. In the bloom and
freshness OF her youth. than 1t is to
cut her throat with knife. and no
punishment that Is competent to be
Il .Is..r L.. al L.. II
maximum is Imprisonment at hard
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25

Miss Sylvia Shirley, n former mem
ber of C. c. II. S. arrived home last
Saturday nj. IT. She has been attend
ing school at the Colorado woman's
college in Denver. On account OF the
severe storm In Denver few students
were able to attend school, SO Sylvia
came homea week before the Christ
mas vacation began.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
Guarding Against Group.

The best safeguard against Group ir
n bottle OF Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound In the house. r. II. CHM.
Middleton, Ga. writes: "My children
are very susceptible to Group. easily
catch cold. give them Foiey's Honey
and Tar Compound and in evry In
stance they get prompt relief and are
soon cured. We keep II at homo and
prevent Group" Use IL also for coughs
colds. hoarseness. tickling throat
bronchial and iagrippc coughs. II con-
tains no opiates. Refuse substitutes.
The Corner Drug store.--adv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
WILL Be BROUGHT
BACK FROM DENVER

Armed with a warrant sworn Out
by Mrs. Bennecke in the county cour-
Sheriff Newcomb went to Denver
Tuesday night for the purpose Of pIac
ing Roland BenDccke. formerly OF this
city. under arrest and bringing hin
to answer the charge OF neglecting to
provide a living for his minor chill.
dren.
A divorce was granted Mrs. Ben
secko from her husband here five OF
six months ago and in the decree was
a clause requiring the father to make
financial provision for the care and
education of the children. demand. It
Is alleged. he has failed to compi,
with.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25
vIsItisE RsmIIy for Ten Days.

]. N. Barber. boss ore sorter at the
Elkton mine at Victor. Is visiting his
family here. He will remain in Canon
City until after the holidays.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25

Friday evening OF last week Miss
Aileen Oates entertained a number OF
her Freshman girl friends at n taffy
pull at her home. All had n very
pleasant time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-25

The Seniors have elected Miss New
ell their class play directories. Miss
Newell has had experience along this
line and it is the sincere belief Of
both the Seniors and the patrons of
the high school that there will be one
OF the best productions ever given by
the graduates.
Howard Burton is suffering from
tonsilitis this week.
The Thursday morning chapel pc
riod was devoted to the arranging of
the studies for the next semester.
The following schedule for the
Canon City High School basket ball
team has been arranged:
South Canon-Dec. 26.
Colorado Springs-Afternoon OF Jan.
1st
Pueblo CentraI--Jan. 9th.
Salida-Jan. 30th.
Other games may be arranged. but
no definite dates have been set.
The above games will be played in
the Y. VI. C. A gymnasium.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
Two Important Measures.

Two important measures that have
been introduced in the legislature and
which have created more or less dis
cussion in all parts of the state are the
public utilities bill and the proposed
law for the more strict government Of
marriage. The former introduced by
Ryan, when slightly amended seems
to meet with general approval. The
latter bill has been subjected to the
harshest criticism in all sections of the
State. The Ryan public utilities bill,
and there is no use in considering the
freaks known as the Ferguson bill and
the Edgington bill. will give the state
a commission with full authority to
properly regulate all public service
corporations. 1t seems to fhc Tribune
that a measure of such importance
should be so closely drawn that the
clear intent and purpose of the law be
clearly shown. In all probability the
proposed amendments will correct err
rors of detail. At any rate it seems
that the state will appoint compel
ent commission at the adjournment of
the present session Of the legislature.
The new marriage law is meeting
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21

In fact, only one thing can mar the
following day for those who hear
him-that is the fact that some
time may need to be devoted tn
massaging in the muscles which are
over-evercised by an hour and a half
OF continual laughing. But even
this loss has it's gain in the pleas
ant retrospection OF the previous
evenings entertainment. Bear in
mind this fact, however. that Bing-
mans fun is of high type, that his
humor Is the sort that should char
acterize every lofty soul.
Here Is his record-read It.:
Born Richmond, Va, in 1870.
First appearance in public, 1875.
from 1875 to 1895 famous ga the
Boy Orator of America" Thirty
consecutive years before the public.
$500 appearances on the American
continent. 1000 appearances alone
IN the Empire and keystone Stat IS.
16O entertainments In the Qual.er
Guy; bS times in the Metropolis
OF the Western Hemisphere-N,w
york City. 100000 miles Travelled
since SIX years OF age. 500 towns In
uncle SANS domain have given him,
each, five. some Of them six. seven
and eight audiences, In repeated rec
ognition, confirmation and commend
alton OF his unequalled artistic and
natural accomplishments, skilful
platform methods and his inimitable
public demonstrations OF wit wis.,
lom, humor, poetry. sentiment, ira
seay, music, melody, droilery and
ricketts, on sale at the Saratoga
stationery Store, Monday, Feb. "a.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
RALPH BINGHAM
NEXT FRIDAY

An unusually good entertainment
Is being offered In the M. E.
church under the auspices of the
Caldwell Lecture course COMMITTEES
Ralph Bingham will appear as the
last number of the course. And
surely the best number has been re.
served until the last-not because
OF the fact that the local manage.
ment was anxious to save the hest
until the last but because Bingham
could not be secured earlier. Read
ticle. ' a.
II Is not an exaggeration to claim
mat as monologue artist he stands
At the top. You have heard other
entertainers for whom great claims
nave been made and who were great
arusts. But let It be said again
mat none of them are like Ring
nam. We do not exaggerate in max
ing such statements. But tho raaS
or Will undoubtedly have to hear
MN TO appreciate his real valua no
an entertainer. "'"e DIS
One minute the audience NAV ho
with laughter, the newt
minute they may be moved NV tha
genuine pathos of the monoIovist
and still a little later the swaet
strains OF the violin (for bingham
e a real musical artist) NAV hoid
hem spellbound. may "o'a
:, me merchants on whom the cares
:, me DAY have rested cannot NJ.
, III 70 miss this number of the lec.
o course. The housewife will
ook better meal on the follow.
~ oay Tor having heard Bingham
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21

with criticism. The purpose of law is
to prohibit the marriage of persons af-
ficted with contagious and infectious
diseases. A rigid medical examina-
ton must be undergone by both part
les to the marriage before a licence
can be obtained. A we'll known local
physician informs The Tribune that
no reputable physician will make the
required examination and tests for
less than 5000. He claims that the
law will do one of two things; drive
those contemplating matrimony to
other states are stimulate common
law marriages. The Rev. Mr.. Sullens.
pastor of the first Congregational
church of Boise, has pointed out that
similar laws in Washington and Mich
igan have proven farces. He says:
Infamous quacks and mercenary pra-
ctioners have given certificates to dis
seased persons for a money considera-
ton" In case either of the events
suggested above come to pass THE
koelsch marriage bill will have de-
feated its own ends.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
The Owinza Cutoff Ar.;n

eesS - wA&AS9 SoS~O0 k4K0lU.
The Owinza cutoff, which is CAL
culated to put Boise on the main line,
has been found again. 1t is now hid
ing in the immediate vicinity of En-
NETT. The Index discovered the cut oil
couple of weeks ago but inme lately
lost 1t again: The theory of the Index
is about as follows: a party of stran-
gers struck Emmett the forepart of
the month. They wanted a
right-of-way down the Peyette
Valley 100 feet wide, alleging
that they were promoting an
electric railway. These strangers re-
fused to state whence they came or
whittier they were going. This fact
together with the breadth of right-of-
way demanded convinced the Index
that this was the tail end of the long
lost Owinza cutoff. This particular
cutoff is remarkable undertaking
1t whole purpose seems to be to get
to Boise via every city, village and
hamlet in the southwestern part of the
state. just the purpose of getting m
Bose has never been explained, and
why II should want to leave after 60
ing to such trouble to get there is a
mystery, Another theory advanced
is that the party is really desirous of
building the electric line. 1t repres-
ented the owners of the Black CANYON
power site who are the o. S. L. r R
and that line will run from Boise r.
,Weiser through the Payette valley
and also up the river TO Sweet ana
thence along Squaw Creek to The
north. winding up amidst the aurora
boreahs. The second theory is really
more picturesque than the former h.,
It is no more likely and it don't mt
BOISE on the main line. We commend
the Owinza theory to the Index .md
the people Of Emmett. " a"u
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
Potatoes and Alfalfa.

From 60 to IS cars of potatoes are
being shipped from Idaho Falls every
day. According to Oregon Short Line
figures 1858 cars of potatoes have
been shipped from the Idaho Falls
district this season and over 5000 cars
have passed through Pocateilo from
Idaho points. The heaviest shipping
district aside from Idaho Falls and
vicinity is the Twin Falls tract. The
market price remains at IS cents. AL
though this is very low price the
farmers will pull out but with little or
not profit.
The alfalfa quarantine dispute with
California is settled according to press
dispatches from ]. U. Mcpherson, who
went to Sacramento to present the
Idaho side of the controversy. Hor-
tieulturist Cook Of California after a
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
WANTED

Young single man OF steady habits
10 10 work on ranch by the year. Must
DC good irrigator and understand ham
ge.mhg OF stock. Good wages.
i<i-u M. L. WALKER
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21

six hours conference with the Idaho
commission announced that if Idaho
would promptly quarantine the three
southeast counties of the state: viz:
Bear Lake, Oneida and Bannock, and
establish state wide quarantine
against Utah and Wyoming, and take
immediate steps to prevent the further
spread of the alfalfa weevil, he would
modify the embargo. State Horticul-
tural inspector Mcpherson said that
it would take about II minutes to
comply with the terms made by DR..
Cook. The commission sent from
Idaho consisted of Mr.. Mcpherson.
w. J. Carlysle, acting president of the
state university and c. ]. Sincel, presi-
dent of the Boise Commercial club.
They feel highly gratifed over the re-
suits of their visit to California.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21

insurgent, the whole truth and nothing
but the truth will be given the people
within very short time.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
Fields Promises Exposures.

Senator George w. Fields of Latah
county has been sat upon by the state
senate. Senator Fields is also the
publisher of the Post at Moscow. In
recent issue the Post stated that
upon the adjournment of the legisla-
ture it would have something to say
in regard to the method adopted in
electing United States senators and
we presume in regard to the doings
OF the legislature generally. We
anxiously await the exposure.
A great many things r,;ph.
be said about the present SEES
sion both good and bad. As we are
promised light from within 1t is best
to wait until the Post gets ready. We
understand however that Senator
Fields was strong supporter of Con-
gresham French for the senate, and
that the first attack will be upon the
methods by which Senator Brady was
elected. We have heard of no charge
against the supporters of Senator
Brady or against the Pocatello states
man himself. As Senator Fields is an
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-21
Pertinent news OF
STATE With OUR
own COMMENT
Continued from page ~

and sometimes he don't. Sometimes
he is working in the interests of the
people and sometimes he isn't. He is
there in any event and he will always
be. there
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

While under a friends roof an
other duty is to be in happy spirits,
satisfied with the amusemeuts and
occupations provided, and to express
pleasure in everything that is done
for ones entertainment This does
not mean that one should have an
effusive manner, as it is not we'll
bred to have what someone has
called a "vividly picturesque" man
ner.
A thoughtful person takes the
trouble to be agreeable to others
who may be staying in the house.
One should show special attention to
older persons, members of the fam
lily, or others who may not seem
quite so interesting as youthful. com
panions, but to whom Difference is
due. 1t is very winning not to seem
vague, inattentive or bored under
any circumstances If by a misad-
venture someone may be among the
guests who is disliked, or with whom
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

liarities of the family life; nor do
they criticise one guest to another.
If they observe any unpleasant &C.
currence they are discreetly absent
minded They are careful not to
take liberties. If necessary to use a
telephone, it is proper to ask per-
mission, and never infringe on
any privilege granted. If wishing
to take a book or a magazine from
the library to ones room, one should
ask permission, and be sure to return
it to its place before leaving. One
should not pluck flowers from orna-
mental gardens. If horse or a
motor is placed at the disposal of a
guest great care should be taken in
its use.
Talents or accomplishments should
be used for the pleasure of the
household. If one can sing, play,
take a hand at cards, help to get up
games, charades, or picnic, tell
bright stories, tell fortunes by cards,
or character by palmistry or hand
writing, these things come in most
acceptably when on a visit.
To know when to efface ones self
is a talent in itself. A guest who is
forever seeming to exact or expect
attention is tiresome. 1t is a mark
of sood manners to relieve a hostess
of ones presence at some time of the
day, to go to ones room, write let
tiers, read, or rest in the afternoon.
This should be made a habit
A man may take a cigar, book, a
newspaper, and retire to a corner of
a veranda, or go for a walk, or prac-
tice some sport. Everyone needs to
have resources to get on happily in
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

thaon, which is discharged directly
into the blood stream. 1t is held
that the back lobe discharges it's
secretion directly into the cerebro-
spinal fluid, thus reaching a vital
spot Immediately. The facts that it's
extraordinarily well protected posi-
ton, its presence in all vertebrates
and persistence throughout life, its
remarkably disposed and abundant
blood supply, would. of themselves
be enough to stamp the hypophysis
as an organ of vital Importance, is
the opinion of DR.. Harvey Cushing,
the leading authority in the world
on this subject.
Experiments upon animals have
proved that the activity of the
back-lobe of the hypophysis is es-
sential to the taking up of carbo-
hydrates by the system, and dimi-
mutton of this power leads to high
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06
By Mrs. Frank Learned.
~ HE law Of courtesy requires

IT. HE law of courtesy requires
that one should be prompt in
answering an invitation to
stay at a friends house. When writ
ing to accept, it is necessary to re-
peat the date named by the hostess
and the hour for the train mentioned
by her Mistakes are thus avoided.
When the day comes it may be a
satisfaction to hostess to receive a
telegram stating the time one ex-
poets to arrive. This is an assurance
that nothing has interfered with the
plan agreed upon.
, When writing a regret in reply to
the invitation there should be no sug-
gestion in ii that one would be glad
to come al some future time. The
note should contain an appreciation
Of the kind invitation and sincere re-
greet that it cannot be accepted on &C
count of other enga gements, or what
ever the cause may be.
Many things contribute toward
making yourself an agreeable and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-06

that the hypophysis was responsible
for great disturbances, bringing
about abnormal growth of bones and
tissue, came only after many post
mOrtem examinations. of giants,
when it was found that in all cases
the hypophysis was enlarged, tu-
morous, or otherwise diseased.
When scientists became convinced
of the direct connection between
the hypophysis and gigantism, they
began to devote special care to the
study of this body, and they have
found it in all vertebrates, even in
the whale. 1t has been found that
small as it is, there are really two
lobes to the hypophysis, the anterior
or front lobe, being the pituitary
gland proper, and the posterior
lobe, largely made up of fibres. The
cells of the gland proper, the front
part, secrete a peculiar liquid called