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WAS FORMER RESIDENT
OF CANON CITY

The many friends of Mrs John Nc
Williams will be interested to knox
the particulars of her death. which
occurred in San Jose. California. on
Dec. 7th. 1913.
Mrs. McwiIliams was born Dec 4th.
1854. in Savannah. Ohio. She was mar
ried in May. 1855 to John Mcwilliams.
They moved to Kansas in lSss. 20
Canon City in IssS. where she. her
husband. and her sol Charles were
charter members of the United Pres
byterian church OF this place. The
son Charles having nished a course
In high school in Canon City. became
a student at Stanford university. HIs
parents. desiring to be near him. and
also hoping that the climate would
improve Mrs. Mcwilliams' health.
moved to San Jose In 1911.
Mrs Mcwilliams improved for a
time, but the last summer her health
was not so good. and naily IL was
thought the only hope for her re-
covcry remained In an operation.
This proved to be very severe one.
and after nve days Of anxious watch
ing by physicians and nurses she ex-
pressed her readiness to 20 and
peacefully passed away on the after
noon of Dec. TIN.
Airs. McwiiiIams made many friends
in their new home. who expressed
their love and sympathy by many
lovely floral offerings. They laid her
to rest In the beautiful Oak Hni cem-
etery.
Mrs. Mcwiliiams is survived by her
husband and one son Charles. also by
four s,stcrs. Mrs. John kirkton. Mfs.
J. Blsckford. both Of savsnnah. Ohio;
Mrs. J. n. Paxton q Carnsst. Kansas;
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NeD Years Proclamation

and companionship II our nations
strength remains or increases In
work. in play. fatherhood and mother
hood are either an Inspiration or a
restraint to a child Let us guard our
influence. parents. that it may be a
help. not hindrance. to our own.
I. therefore. take great pleasure in
asking the people OF Canon City TO
join heartily in the Father and Son
movement. urging that we make our
children more our companions. and
that we resolve that this year shall
enrich our home life because OF an
enlarged idea of fatherhood and n
sweeter sense OF sonship. Then our
citizenship will be high. and our chill
dren heirs of nobler manhood and
womanhood.
Respectfully submitted.
F. p. SMITH. Mayor
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A mayors proclamation on New
Years day is not customary thing,
but this year is an exception in that
about 1000 cities OF America are ask
ing their. mayors TO call the public's
attention TO the great need OF a
closer relation between father and
son, mother and daughter. A retro
spective view prompts us as parents
to see the necessity of so ordering our
lives that our children will rise up
and call US blessed. Like father. like
son" is most generally the rule; yet
the grind of toll. money getting and
money spending seem to separate the
child and parent so that little do they
really know each other. and almost
nothing seems to be theirs in common.
This should not be. They should and
must draw closer together in love.
sympathy. honor. guidance. counsel
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Purchased Fair Grounds Lumber.

Warden lyman OF the penitentiary
purchased recently at public auction
all OF the lumber entering into the
construction Of the exhibition build
inss at the fair grounds. the grand
stand. fencing. etc. amounting to
romething like 100000 feet. 1t will be
used for various purposes by Nc
prison management. a part of 1t go
ing into the erection OF an amphithe-
atrc for the accommodation OF spec
tators At tho amusement park the
warden expects to create inside tn,
south wall Of the penitentiary durias
the coming summer.
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LAWRENCE RAYHOlDS
HOME FROM TAMPlC0

Louis Reynolds arrived in Canor
City m Friday from Tampico Mex
leo. where he has been employed fer
the last year or so in n clerical posi-
ton with the Gulf OIL company. an
American corporation engaged in the
development OF the Mexican petro-
lcum fields. He says political condi-
tons down there are about as bad
as II Is possible for them to become
and that the war between the Huerta
government and the so-calied consti-
tutionaiists Is one of determination.
"a which the common people are the
chief sufferers. According to Mr.. Ray
noids. the lives OF Americans and
other foreign residents In Tampico
Lave been greatly imperilled for some
time because OF the fighting between
The contending forces and that only
the presence OF United States warships
in the harbor has prevented a massa-
ere Of the "gringoes." Business Of all
kinds is demoraiixed in Tampieo and
at tho present time. Mr.. Reynolds
says. IL Is a good place to stay away
from
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&GGGGGMN3 MN33S3S3
Society
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Smart New Years Party.

One OF the smartest social gather
ings OF the winter season was held
Wednesday evening at the beautiful
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. L. Robson
on Riverside avenue. forty invitations
being issued for dinner and cards.
The dining room decorations were
extremely artistic. the holiday colors
Of red and green combining prettiiy.
A large basket of poinsettas formed
the pretty center feature on the long
table. while crimson-shaded candles
added to the effect
The dinner was a masterpiece in the
culinary art and was most heartily
enjoyed.
Enchanting music furnished by Tre-
mslne's orchestra noated over the
happy scene during the entire even
ing.
After the splendid dinner had been
partaken Of. 900 was in order Mss.
Twin s,nchton and Judge Cooper
proving themselves most adept in the
art.
just before the midnight hour the
doors were opened and taps sounded
for the passing OF the old year. and
the new year. 1914. was ushered In 20
the Assembly played by the orehes-
ira. followed by the national air.
or the many delightful social func-
tinns given by the Robisons none
have been Of a more brilliant or pleas
ing character than the one Of Wed
nesday evening
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DIR. worl Lectures B.for. =. in c.

DIR. work Lectures Before D. In c.
The Friends in Council met Friday
In regular session In Pythian hall.
With the president. Mrs. Alice schwei-
ssrt. in the chair.
The hall was filled with members
and guests. who had been invited TO
hear Dr. Hubert Work Of Pueblo up
on the subject OF sterilization for
the Unfit"
What shall be done with the fee
minded and imbcciies, Is a ques-
ton OF grave and momentous import
ance. Statistics show that patients In
10th cases are Increasing. Homes and
maintenance for such persons must
hc provided and the cost Is something
rppaIiing .coo. 900 yearly was the
sum mentioned as required for their
support-more than the cost of the
AuAAlia t&uat-
Students in eugenics are undecided
whether sterilization or colonization
would be the most effective preventt-
i've against further increase.
The paper was well prepared and
received with profound interest
The meeting was in charge OF the
Social Science committee, OF which
Mira. Rogers Is chairman. Mrs. sch~ei'
CERT had charge of the meeting FRI
day.
The subject for the meeting next
week Is "Eugenics.- in charge OF Mrs,
Rogers.
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Wis sartor Entertains.

Mrs II. a. Apple OF Holly and Mrs.
Harold Thatcher OF Denver were the
special guests at n pIeaJnt social
gathering at the home OF Miss Helen
sartor Friday afternoon.
The guests spent the afternoon with
ueediework a delicious luncheon be-
ing an enjoyable feature.
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Family Dinner on New Years.

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bowiby were host
and hostess at family gathering AT
their home. SIS harrison avenue. on
New Years day. A feature of the oc-
casion was an elaborate dinner. nj
which covers were laid for fourteen
guests and at which n seventeen
pound turkey was served The guests
included Mayor and Mrs. Frank p
Smith and the formers mother. Har.
old and Franklin Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
W. Z. Galley and son Henry. Mrs. l.
N. wingert and daughter Frances.
Hal Galley and Miss Aureiia Bowiby
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Els Dance.

Another one OF the winter series
OF dances was given by the EIks
Tuesday evening. The floor vas
crowded with merry makers and all
entered into the happy occasion with
a ray spirit
Williams orchestra played the live
iy airs for the various dances anc
everyone hae q jolly good time. dane
ing until the wee sma' hours.
Fruit punch and waters were served
throughout the evening.
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CHESTS Of Honor.

Guests Of Honor.
Mrs Harry Bowen entertained six
teen young ladies At a 500 party on
Tuesday afternoon. The affair was
given complimentary to Mrs. R. A,
Apple OF Holly. Colo. and Mrs VIII
Coleman of Denver.
A pretty sandwich basket was
awarded to Mrs. Harley Turner. the
holder OF highest score. and the guests
OF honor were given pretty velve,
carnations.
Refreshments Of a very appeti1ins
character were served at the close oi
the happy afternoon.
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GRAND CONCERT
THURSDAY NIGHT

The concert given at the First
Methodist church Thursday night by
the members OF the combined choirs
OF the Methodist churches OF Flor
enee and Canon City. consisting in
all OF about seventy five voices. was
musical treat that those fortunate
enough to be present will not soon
forget. u,a
1t was perhaps the most elaborate
entertainment of the kind ever given
here at least for several years. and
was greatly enjoyed The Florence Wis
itors. numbering twenty-five or thirty.
came up in automobiles and remained
until o'clock in the morning to en-
JOY the oyster supper in the basement
OF the church and the social festivi-
ties provided for them by the MEM
bers OF the local choir. There were
about fifty people in attendance at
this feature OF the affair and fun and
amusement was the order OF the hour
Short addresses were made at the
supper table by Rev. Hole OF Canon
City and Rev. Thomas of Florence.
A feature OF the after-dinner en-
tertainment program was the work of
Prof. A. L. Haley as a prestidigitator.
or siight-of-hand performer. His
tricks we're adroitly executed and
won general applause. The closing
few minutes OF the program was given
over to Prof. Haley for crayon work.
which WAS very fpe. The directors OF
the two choirs. under which the con-
cert was given. were Mrs. T. NJ. How
ellis OF Florence and c. W. Van Pat
ten OF Canon City. The accompanies
we're Miss Elsie Kennedy Of Canoa
City. organist. and Mrs. r. b. Hardin
OF Canon City and Miss Ruth Morris
of Florence. pianists.
The program follows:
Chorus-'-Song OF the vikings.
Canon City and Florence Choirs
Piano solo-14th Rhapsodie Iisxt
Mrs. r b. Hardin.
Contraito Soio--Good Bye. .Tosti
Mrs. James Thomas.
Carnival Chorus ,.-. Jacobwsld
Florence Choir.
Soprano osolo-ta)-Beyond the Years
tb) Ever OF Thee. ..... Original
Mrs. ]. G. schweiEert
Chorus--(a) In the Time os Roses
| .-....-.-...-.-..--- Reichardt
Cbl Sailor Boys Giee-. Fesris
The Canon City Choir.
Duet--Calm as the Night. Goethe
Mrs. Howells and Mrs. Lee.
Tenor soio--Thine- Violin Obli-
satol ..-...-.-.. Rhys Herbert
Thomas Roberts.
Chorus-'Good Night. Beloved.
| ..-..-------..---.- finsuu
The Canon City Choir.
Soprano solo-(a) AR Hyd Nos"
| .s...........- Welsh Air
tbl Your Eyes. . C. c. Robinson
! lcl The Years at the Spring.
Mrs. r. ~ Howelis-
Final Chorus ---fiEllciujah.- from
the -Nessiah- .--......... Handel
tine people standinE).
The Canon and Florcncs Choirs-
! III . nsrssa Wnna -
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Huatine Licenses for 1914.

Tho county clerk has received the
new hunting and fishing license
bianks for 1914 and mas already Ia
sued several permits Of that kiad.
The combined hunting and nshing H.
cease cost but q and 10 good for any
part - co,ora1o for ons year.
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sew ing Party.

Mrs. J. II. Horney is entertaining
a few young ladies this afternoon At
. sewing aprty complimentary to Mrs
Apple and Mrs. Thatcher. who ars
guests at the home OF their brother,
Grant Dickinson
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Entertain. for Mother.

Mrs. J. W. cummlns OF Gien~ood
Springs il visiting at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. W. II. Dozier. and on
New Years day was the guest OF hon
or at a family dinner Fourteen en-
Joyed the excellent dinner and a good
social time afterward.
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seseol Te.ehers na,e a Llttie Fun.

The Canon City Teachers associA-
tiou. including about forty teachers.
had very enjoyable evening New
Years eve.
They were entertained by one Of the
committees Mt the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. N. =. Logan at sic Pine street.
Tho entertaining committee consisted
Of Misses Harris. Harrison. Kirkton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Logan.
The evening was spent In mstrimo-
NAL contemplation. A sort of matri-
noaial agency was conducted and all
Corners were given nm opportunity to
register their qualifications. charms
and tastes. After which series OF
correspondence was catered Into. II
is said that some OF ths icttcrs that
passed would have made the lotters
q nisabeth Barret Browning look
quito tame In = comparison.
1as svsnins proved = vsry pleasant
css. ne departure q Ne eld ysaF
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plsaer Party.

Mr.. and Mrs r. L. Smith entertained
half a score OF friends at dinner Mon
day evening.
The dinner was weil-sppointed one
and the evening pleasantly passed
with cards.
With the genial host and hostess,
were Mcssrs. and Mesdamcs ID. l..
Robson. Dali Dcwecse. W. II. Do
zicr. Geo. F. Rockafeilow aud DR.. and
Mrs. Palmer.
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Entertained a. New Year. Dinner

Entertained at New Years Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell and the lat
ter's mother. Mrs. Fischer. entertain
ed company OF fourteen people at
their home. 4a5 Pike avenue. at noon
last Thursday commemorative OF New
Years day. and. incidentally. In cele-
bration of the eighth anniversary of
the marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fell. The
guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Emmcrson and daughter. Miss Beulah.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Emmerson and family.
Judge I. W. Ibootson and Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. w. Emmerson and their little
daughter. In connection with the din-
ucr m original sonE with tho tune Of
Aud Lang syns was sung and sever
al post prandial addresses delivered.
n. FsiI offieiasine b ths capsslty q
|teaatmasssr. fo,Iewsa ~ 1sllsAtful
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and Mrs F. Miller of La Pree. Mich-
Mrs Mcwilliams was a sister Of
the late James a. Rirkton of this
city.
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BridEe.

Bridge.
Two tables OF bridge players were
the guests OF Ars- T. N. Harding Jr.
Wednesday afternoon.
The affair was delightful In its In
formaiity.
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F. p. SMITH. Mayo

musical program of vocal and instru-
mental selections.
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New Years afternoon one OF the
most exciting basket ball games OF
this year took place between the high
school boys team. and Colorado
Springs. The Colorado Springs team
won with n score OF - to AZ Music
was furnished by the high school
hand.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Miss Grace Minister and Arthur
Wilson. Victor Flanagan and Charles
Kutzleb. all former students of c. c.
H. s. visited C c. H. 8 Friday of this
week.
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orvil Huling will return to Den
yer Monday. where he is attending
school at Denver university.
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Miss Helen Clarke will leave for
her home in Akron. Colo. Tuesday.
where she will conclude her high
school course.
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was watched and the new year vel
coined In.
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Miss Anna Riede entertained Helen
Clarke. Nina skinner. Nell Cook.
Elizabeth Esser. Roberta Craig and
Mary Shirley at her home Tuesday
evening.
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Miss Sylvia Shirley leaves Monday
for Denver. where she will resume
her school work In that city.
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Mac Twitchell was a visitor OF c. c
II. 5. one afternoon this week.
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Misses Grace Kenley and Irene
Milton left today for wetmore to re-
sumo their school work as teachers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
WHATS INDIGESTION?
WHO CARES? LISTEN.
"Paes's Oiapepsin" makes Sick. Sour
Classy Stom.eAs surely fee! Hne
in FIVE minutes.

Time It! In I'VE minutes all stomach
distress will go. No indigestion. heart
burn, sourness or belching of gas, acid
or quotations of undigested food, no
dizziness. bloating. foul breath OF
headache.
Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomachs
It is the surest, quickest and most Ger
tain indigestion remedy in the whole
world. and besides it is harmless.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Diapepsin will save
them from any stomach misery.
Please. for your sake. get a large
fifty cent case of Papes Diapepsip
from any drug store and put your
stomach right. Don't keep on being
miserable-life is too short-you are
not here long. SO make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and di-
gest It: enjoy it, without dread Of re-
bellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one Of the fam
lily eat something which don't agree
with them. or in case Of an attack OF
indigestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or
stomach arrangement at daytime or
during the night, il is handy to give
the quickest surest relief known.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
Who Will. Be Republican candida'
For denomination. as Treasurer.

Formal announcement is made today
of the candidacy of S. N. Cause for the
republican denomination as county
treasurer. Mr.. Cause was elected to
the office in which he Is now serving
in the fall Of 1912. and his term VIII
expire Jan l. 1915. II is not likely that
he will have any opposition before the
primary.
Mr.. Cause has made a very efficient
treasurer, and has inaugurated in the
office improvements over former sys-
TENS that have been in vogue for years.
Noticeable among these are the. prep
aration in advance of lists for the
heavier property owners. so that il be-
comes an easier task for the property
owner TO see just what he is owing for
taxes; also the making out in advance
receipts for taxes. which save much
time when the actual payment is made.
Mt. Cause has been a resident OF
Marshalltown sixteen years coming
here 10 enter the employ IF the Iowa
Central railway in its local freight Of
fee. Altho native Of the neighbor
ing county of Poweshiek. Mr.. Cause
spent the earlier part If his life in
Liberty and Minerva townships, this
county. He was a partner Of John ..
Saint former postmaster of this city,
in one Of the first general merchandise
businesses established in ST, An
thony, and later was agent for the Iowa
Central in State Center. Mr.. Cause
also was former resident Of Clemens,
where he was agent for the Central
and .he first secretary Of the farmers
co-operauSe creamery, organized in
1890. r M.
Mr.. Cause had wide acqnaiHtan nee
turnout the county before he entered
pubic Life, but several years spent as
deputy sheriff for T. ]. Shoemaker and
c. s. Hutson; his four years as deputy
for Treasurer r. ". Stevens, and his
TWO years in office. have given him an
acquaintance turnout the county that
few men enjoy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
STOLEN AUTO RECOVERED.
Haynes Car Found in Creek North OF
CITY Wednesday Afternoon.

City Wednesday Afternoon.
The Ford hve-passenger touring car
belonging to ". S. Haynes, sos West
Boone street. which was stolen Tues
day evening from North Second street,
where Il was left standing for few
minutes by its owner, was recovered
Wednesday afternoon. The car was
found in Burnett creek, just off the
Third avenue road, about two miles
north Of the city.
Farmers from north Of Inc city re-
ported at the Darling garage having
seen car in the creek, and the de-
scription they gave of the car Tailed
with that Of the missing automobile.
One of the farmers agreed 10 take Mr..
Haynes out 10 look at the car, and
later Mr. Haynes completed the iden-
tifcation.
Apparently the car had been taken
by boys who wanted to Joy ride" and
after driving over the country roads
they headed the car back toward the
city. In descending small hill they
had evidently lost control of the ma
chine. which nad ieit the rad, piuTis s3
thru a fence, and come TO stand in
the waters Of the creek, about FIVE feet
from the creek bank. The tenders were
bent and some other DANA ge was done,
but the damage, according to iafr.
Haynes. will not be in excess Of $25 or
$50. There is no clue as to who took
the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
Elks, MlnsTRELs.
Local Stars Stepping to the Minstrel
Strains Like Professionals.

The Elks' Club rooms have been
turned into merry jingle of tambos
ringing and voices singing, for the
daily rehearsals are being held for
their big minstrel performances TO take
place al the Odeon Theate- on next
Thursday and Friday nights 1t is
nothing less than wonderful the way
the work is progressing in so few re-
hearsals and the local stars are singing
and dancing thru the big opening med
ley like the real professional. The parts
haze ali been assigned by Director
Sapp, the chairs all filled and neither
time nor expense is standing in the
way to make this event the greatest
that has ever been pulled off IN home
talent circles. The Joe Bren Producing
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-16
Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!

There's no sense in mixing up mess
of mustard. -four and water and get
ting everyt hing ali mussed up when
you can SO easily: relieve, that pain or
soreness with little clean, white NUS
TEROLE.
MUSTEROLEris made of pure oil Of
mustard and other helpful ingredients.
nbined in the form of pleasant
~ tie ointment 1t takes the place Of
the out -of-date mustard plaster, and
will not blister.
MUSTEROLE gives instant relief
from Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Tonsil-
it's Group, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neu-
raigia, Headache. Congestion. FseuT;s:,
rheumatism, Lumbago, Pains and
Aches of the Back or Joints. Sprains,
Sore Muscles. Bruises, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest lit
prevents Pneumonia)
At your druggists, in CSC and soc
jars. and = special large hospital size
for $3.50.
Accept no substitute II your drug
gist can not supply you. send Csc or soc
to the MUSTEROLE Company, Cleve-
land, Ohio. and we will mail you jar.
postage prepaid
MISS c. BLEADINGHIZER.s Nurse.
" ashington, Pa, says: Have used
Musterole on patients and consider it
fine"