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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19
Miss May Entertains.

Miss Hazel f May proved herself
: charming hostess Tuesday even
ing. when she entertained number
OF her friends At her home. 1915
Greenwood avenue. in honor of ST.
ratrick's day.
A guessing contest. in which Miss
Susie Taylor and Roy Thomas won
prizes. was one OF the merry features
o. the entertainment
A tempting luncheon consisting OF
pineapple salad. hot biscuits. ice
cream. cake. candies and fruit punch
vas served and heartily enjoyed by
those present. who were; Grace Lew
is. Ruth Combs. Madeline Reynolds.
Emma Swanson. Sisie Taylor. Wilma
Mcdonald. Ruth Hunter and Marion
MeFarlane and Roy Thomas. David
Gibson. Oscar Swanson. Franklin
Little. Joe Williams. Max Hardy and
Jesse Peabody.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Mr.. c. 5 Pryor. who has been win
the Round Crest Frui, a Canning
company for the past two yeare. has
resigned his position. TO take effee:
April LIST. after which date Ae Will
be with the Thomas & Kirkton Fruit
company.
MIR. Pryor states that he has thof-
oughiy enjoyed the personal relations
which he has had with the fruit and
track growers OF Fremont county and
the business men OF Canon City. and
hopes to have their patronage and
support In his new connection.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19
so-MILE WALK UNDERGROUND
Newspaper Mems Trip From catskiii
Mountains to New York Without
Coming TO Surface

New York--Nowhers else In the
world would such . journey be possi-
bls - that OF certain newspaper men
who walked underground from the
Cstskfli mountains to New York
through the new aqueduct- II Is their
plan not to ascend once to the surface
sred-if covered IL the proper verb
to apply TO 20 remarkable a pathway
London has 30 miles OF subway.
Paris so. and New York itself q great
er mileage. But these subterranean
passageways were each dug In the
vicinity OF q common center. There
was no long haul from metropolitan
areas to complicafe the problem of
supplying materials and labor II
would not be possible. Of course. to
travel so miles in one direction In any
OF these systems
The Romans we're great builders cs
aqueducfs. One Of their works II said
10 have extended more than 80 miles
below the surface. But In capacity
and cost. and perhaps AiHo in perma-
nenes OF construction. they can be
credited with nothing that equals the
m.rvels OF this time In addition TO
skyscraper structures and aircraft
that ny above the clouds. marvellous
achievements underground are inciud-
ed in the present advance. Wild fowl
have beeE outstripped In the heights
and wonders impossible 10 the super
mole accomplished In the depths-
Modern ingenuity has 50 perfected
and expedited and cheapened tunnel
construction as 10 bring within reach
great benefits In public water supply.
land irrigation. ana means OF transit
and solve alike the difhcuit problems
OF sterile wastes and conses,ed popu-
lafion centers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

the age OF rs years. and was well
known to old residents here. The re-
naming family are: VIII. Charles.
Airs. Tatum. Fred and Frank The
sons with the exception of Fred. who
is at Lon Angeles, Calf. reside on
farms near westclIffe. The daughter.
Mrs. Tatum. is on the Keeling ranch
on Lincoln Park.
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WIN Leave rhursday for rsxss.

pr. c. W. vawter will leave Thurs
day for Dalhart. Texas. to look after
some business affairs requiring his
attsntion. One Of tho purposes OF the
trip b 70 visit his raAch. thirty o.
forty miles east Of Delhars. and out
line = campaign Of work for TIE CON.
Ing spring and summer. He win b.
soas : vssk q tsa lays.
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assurn.d to Denver Last Week.

Mrs. Emma Weber returned to her
home in Denver a few days ago. after
couple Of weeks visit here as the
guest OF County Treasurer Jonathan
Seaman. vile and family on Wood
lawn avenue. Mrs. Weber. who is n
sister Of Mr. Seaman. is planning to
eesse pssvsr shestiy fSr Tacoma.
WASH. . nahs her heus.
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a CARD.

Having resigned my position with
the Round Crest Fruit q Canning
company 10 take new one with the
Thomas q Kirktoh Fruit company. !
wish to express my appreciation OF
y, 9 fri. adly relations had personally
with the fruit and truck growers OF
Fremont county and tho citizens OF
Canon City. and shall hope to fur
ther enjoy this great privilege In my
new connection.
Your very truiy.
CHARLES 8. PRYOR.
canca City. Colo. March : 1914.
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ST. PasrIek's Party.

Twenty ladies were entertained a,
the home OF Mrs. James Hood Tues
day afternoon in honor OF ST Patrick.
The amusements and Refreshments
carried out the idea OF the day. In
an Irish riddle contest Mrs Albert
Jones won the prize. green Irish
hat. Mrs. Kittell won the prize for the
best Irish story. little brown pig. A
basket Of Irish potatoes wa sshown
and prize Offered to the lady who
could guess the nearest to the num-
ber OF potatoes. Mrs. Jones guessed
the exact number and was awarded a
little green pig Mrs. Mcclintock won
the figure OF a little Irishman FOR
drawing the best Irish face, and Mrs
Pearson won second prize.
After the games the guests enjoyed
music furnished by Mrs. Curtis. Miss
Helen Sartor. Misses Helen Matkin
and Gladys Hood.
Delicious Refreshments were served
In three courses. The ladies' ev-
PRESSED themselves as having had a
delightful afternoon.
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THE .FUTURIsT GARB OF MAN
French Society Woman Arrays Her
self in Startling Costume at Ball
In ps-is-

PARE. France.-Here ~s are at last
A charming young woman Who arrays
herself In the -futurist- costume of
man IL vas but one of the many
costumes seen here at Magic City.
Luna park. when over thousand
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Relatives OF Fred Keeling have re
ceived word that his condition is
much improved since his recent op-
Grafton at the hospital at Los Ange-
les. where the family are now resId-
ing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Miss Nina Frcidinger was hostess
to about dozen little girls after
school Thursday as a very pieasan,
reminder OF her tenth birthday ami
sersary. The little folks had n merry
time with romps and games and other
frolic. and were quite ready for n
generous treat OF ice cream and cake
iefore taking their leave. wishing
Miss Nina many more happy re-
membranes OF the day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

]. p. Farmer left Sunday evening
for Horton. Kansas. In response TO a
Telegram apprising him Of the sudden
and unexpected death of brother at
that place.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Mrs. Tatun and daughter Gladys
returned Monday fIom wsstcliffe.
where they were called last week on
account of the sudden death OF the
formers mother. Mrs. Minnie Keii-
ing. who had been In charge OF the
home OF her son. Charles KEELING.
Grandma Keeling retired Wednesday
evening In usual health. Not respond
ing to call on Thursday morning
/, was found that she had passed
away during the night. She had been
subject to occasional attacks OF heart
trouble. which was thought 10 be the
cause OF her death. The funeral took
place Mt the German Lutheran church
at westcllffe on Sunday morning. II
wns conducted by the pastor. Rev.
Hoexhuld. and attended by large
gathering OF old friends and neigh
horz, with whum she was held In
high esteem. The floral offerings were
profuse and beautiful. Interment was
made in the westcliffe cemetery.
where her husband was buried somc
nineteen years ago. Mrs. KEELING
went to westclIffe with the German
colony over forty years ago. She lived
In that vicinity about twenty years.
Later shs moved to Lincoln Park.
whsrs she lived with her soa Frsd
unsil biz removal 10 California ysar
q No - Nrs. Ks'llss ~ rsesAsa
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Aessrr WIN. Charles and Frank
Keeling came down from westcliffe
Monday TO look after matters OF bus
mess requiring their attention.
Charles KEELING and son Carl will re
main for time with the sister. Mrs.
Tatnm.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chase. parents Of c.
~ Chase. who have been visiting
relatives here for some time. left the
last OF the week for their home at
san Jose. Canf
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present.

Miss Rena Higgins and her broth
er Clifford are giving ST. PatrIck's
dance in the barn on Raynoids ave
nue.. A large crowd is In attendance.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

a'r. and Airs. ,erae Cheney fre
here from walsenburg visiting at the
home OF the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. wetherell. ON Grant avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Mrs. Robert Ralston is suffering
with threatened attack of paraly-
sis She is advised to observe period
OF rest and quiet in order to regain
normal health.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Some orchardists commenced Mon
day spraying with soluble oil. The
OIL spray viii be quite generally used
AGAIN this spring.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

The Frultmere Literary society viii
meet next Friday evening at the US
ual hour. Every one who is interest
ed in literary work is invited to be
present
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Miss Margaret Chase stopped of
Tuesday firm a few days visit with
the family OF her brother. c M.chase.
she is on the way to her home at
San Jose. Calf. after spending some
weeks at Lincoln. Omaha and other
points In Nebraska.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

The young ladies' OF the J. o. 4.
club entertained number of their
young mon friends at the residence
OF one of the members. Miss Carrie
Purneli. OF Reynolds avenue. Seven
teen were present Games were
played until late. Refreshments OF
sandwiches. cake and lemonade were
served. The party disbanded near
midnight. all claiming they had fine
time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

J. p. Mcmillan and A. A. Gebhardt
are among the jurors for the county
court which convened Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

The family OF A. c. Harrington OF
Rocky Ford has settled on what is
called the Turner place. corner Of
sherman and Mckinley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Prince Woods has sold his ranch
on Tallahassee and expects to begin
work by the month with Mr. Roe OF
currant creek.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

The -Four Nile Progressive cie
viii meet with Mrs. ID. S. Moore .
Raynolds avenue Friday afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

The Ladies Aid society OF Lincoln
Park had a very pleasant meeting with
Mrs. Pinkston on Park avenue on
Thursday afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

c. o. Lamb has purchased the 10
acre tract OF land joining his resi-
dence property on Pear avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Mrs. Webb Is spending few days
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Ed walt-,
OF Cyanide avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19
The Remedy Is Tile Drainage

The only way the damage done by
SEEPAGE and ALKALI. protect your ranch from
this damage in the future, is putt LIE DRAINS.
This fact has been clearly demonstrated in this Dis
rrct we'll the Western Slope and Throughout the
entire west.
Government Experts have visited the Canon District
three four times in the past six months making study
of conditions after months spent the Western
Slope and the San Luis Valley.
TILE DRAINS have been put in in the Canon
District their direction and these TILE DRAINS
draining the land and restoring its former value.
In article we will give you some Information
as the method OF draining
Diamond Fire Brick Co.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

Mrs. J. w. Sweeney and children
came down from Garden Park Sun
day evening. returning home Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19
FRUITMERE
AND FOURMILE

Mrs. Maggie Readie. Mrs Stron-
berger and children were guests Of
Mrs Geo. Newell last Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-03-19

LINCOLN PARK
news NOTES
Air. and Airs. ,erne Cheney ere
here from waisenburg visiting at the
home OF the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. wetherell. on Grant avenue.
Relatives OF Fred Keeling have re
ceived word that his condition is
much improved since his recent op-
Grafton at the hospital at Los Ange-
les. where the family are now resid-
ing.
J. p Mcmillan and A. A. Gebhardt
are among the jurors for the county
court which convened Monday.
Mrs. Robert Ralston is suffering
with a threatened attack OF paraly-
sis. She is advised to observe a period
OF rest and quiet in order to regain
normal health.
The family OF A. c. Harrington OF
Rocky Ford has settled on what is
called the Turner place. corner Of
Sherman and Mckinley.
The Ladies Aid society OF Lincoln
Park had a very pleasant meeting with
Mrs. Pinkston on Park avenue on
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Chase stopped OFF
Tuesday firm few days visit with
the family OF her brother. c. Mchase.
She is on the way to her home at
San Jose. Calf. after spending some
weeks at Lincoln. Omaha and other
points In Nebraska
Nessrr VIII. Charles and Frank
Keeling came down from westcliffe
Monday TO look after matters OF bus
mess requiring their attention.
Charles Keeling and son Carl will re
main for a time with the sister. Mrs
Tatnm.
some orchardists commenced Mon
day spray ing with soluble oil. The
oil spray Will be quite generally used
asain this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase. parents Of c.
81 Chase. who have been visiting
relatives here for some time. left the
last OF the week for their home at
san Jose. Calf.
J. p. Farmer left Sunday evening
for Horton. Kansas. In response TO a
telegram apprising him Of the sudden
and unexpected death of a brother at
that place.
Hiss Nina Freidinger was hostess
to about a dozen little girls after
school Thursday ne a very pieasan,
reminder OF her tenth birthday ami
sersary. The little folks had n merry
time with romps and games and other
froiic. and were quite ready for n
..-..,..,. ,r... ~ o.. .r..u. .ua r.l.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
Isle THREAD BANK
Women are Quitting the Habit and
Using Uncle Sans Postal Savings
Bank.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Women are
abandoning their "lisle-thread banks. -
and depositing their spare change in
stead in Uncle Sans postal savings
banks, according to a report today in
the hands of postoffice department Of
ficials. The report was submitted by
the postmaster at Pittsburgh. He
says that a woman recently went to
his postoffice, pulled $4,000 out Of her
stocking and asked for a pass book
from the postal savings department.
Failure of banks is also benefiting
the postal savings service, according
to Third Assistant Postmaster General
Dockery. In cities where banks have
failed recently, many bank depositors
have opened new accounts with the
postoffices Five days after a run on
the United States Trust company in
this city last November, LAT new ac-
counts with deposits of $l5.650 were
opened with the postal savings ac-
rording to report by the postmaster
here. At Pittsburgh a similar in
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
4JURETTES" CONTINUs PROBE
Women on Grand Jury Like Work So
Well Will Keep it Up.

! REDWOOD, Cal, Feb. 6.-Califor-
MAS first women grand jurors, those
Of San Mateo county, like their work
so well that they are going to keep it
up, even If they must do so in an I'M
official capacity. AS a preliminary
step, plans were completed today for
the organization OF county commit
tee of women to Investigate everything
that looks like it needs investigation.
The leader of the movement is Mrs
McCroskey, who was a member of the
jury. The other jurettes are also in
cluded as are many well-known San
Mateo county women who had not the
good fortune to serve on the inquisi-
torial body. While the women's future
Investigations will be extra-legal, the
leaders say they will be extremely
thorough and that by the time they are
concluded San Mateo county will be
purified. Judge Buck sug-
gested such an organization when he
discharged the jurettes recently.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
LECTURES ON FIRE DANGERS
Bulletins Issued to Aid Fire PrOtec-
ton is Favored.

COLUMBUS. Feb. 6.-The secretary
of the National Fire Protection asso-
citation of Boston, Mass, delivered an
address at the chamber of commerce
today. Mr.. Wentworth is a recognize
ed authority on fire protection, and is
carrying on campaign of education
with the view of lessening fire hazard,
and if possible, reducing fire insurance
over the city.
Bulletin No. l of series regarding
fire protection bore the following
words: DO you or your employees
know the location of the fire alarm
box nearest your business?' Addi-
tional bulletins calling attention to ar
in business houses with
reference to danger from fire will be
issued from time to time. Sub COM
mittees are studying the recommends
lions of the National Board of Fire
Underwriters, contained in its report
On the city
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
PURE LAzINESS
OF The MEXICANS
THIS FAULT RESPONSIBLE FOR
DIMINISHING LOSS OF LIFE
AMONG THEIR NUMBER
Red Cross Worker Made Some StartI-
ing Discoveries While InvestIgat-
ing Conditions in Fight Zone.

| HOUSTON, Tex, Feb. 6-The Sc
tcret is out. The public long ago be
gan to accept as joke published re
ports that hundreds were killed il
Mexican battles, for the number in.
yariably dwindled down to a score OF
so. But there is a reason.
The exaggeration of killed and
wounded in battle is directly due to
the Mexicans' laziness. The Mexican
both federal and rebel be it known,
with few exceptions, carry the small
est army rifle in the world-a 90 cali
bre. Some carry a 5000. The Mex
leans dislike to carry heavy guns or
heavy ammunition and these light
rifles are no burden. The Mexican
loves to fight, but when it comes to
marching and carrying a gun, that is
work, and he wants to get out of as
much of that as possible. There is
no glory in carrying a heavy gun.
This discovery was made by Will
lam II. McGrath, representing the Ma
tional Red Cross society. He found
that Mexicans who had fallen in bat
tie suffered from very small bullet
wounds and further investigation re-
vealed the fact that they carried the
lightest weapons possible. McGrath
has just returned from a trip along
the border and throughout north Mex
leo where he saw much fighting. Dur
ing the day of the heaviest fighting at
Uuevo Laredo when the rebels tried to
capture the town, 125 fatally wound
ed soldiers who were counted as dead,
were cared for by the Red Cross
corps. Only four of the MeXicans died
as the wounds of the majority were
slight. This is about the average |
of, deaths of those cared |
'or, aserts McGrath, which leads to |
he reports being sent out that great |
many are killed. They are seen to
all and they are carried away on
wen the generals are honestly de-
,eived So when one reads head
ine 900 Die in Mexican Battle" 1t
nay be generally taken for granted
hat there is one cipher too many
his has been the case in every Mex
can battle in the last several years.
he slaughter is not so terrible as
nderstood The greatest suffering,
ccording to the Red Cross agent, is
OF on the battlefield but the camps
nd in homes, where there is need of
BOD, fuel and clothes. Because small
alibre guns are used" McGrath says, -.
the war may continue for a much
niger period than expected; in fact
lat is the reason why it already has
sted so long
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
Florida Wants Canal Diggers.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Feb. g.
State Manager of the Southern Settle.
ment and Development organization
II. H. Richardson returned from the
Panama canal zone today, where he
went to Panama for the purpose OF
putting before the number of Ameri-
cans there the attractions of Florida
as a residence state.
Camp breaking in the canal zone
has started and many Americans have
come to like the southern climate. Mr..
Richardson believes Florida is the log
-cal state for these men to come to,
and in the interests of furthering the
work of the Southern Settlement or
made the trip.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
Christian Church Services.

The special services despite the in
clement weather are we'll attended and
a splendid spirit is manifested.
The question box is proving itself a
most helpful and interesting feature
The meetings will continue all OF
next week if all is we'll. You are in
vited to come and help and enjoy. If
| the Kingdom of God is to grow in
Moscow we must all work in harmony
and love. We hope and pray that the
time will come when we shall all be
one in fact as well as one in purpose.
This will come when we learn to know
one another better and have more Of
the Grace of the Divine. We need the
prayers and sympathy of all.
The subjects for the remainder of
the meeting are the following:
Sunday, Feb. Sth, II a. M, THE
Evidence of the New Life Sunday,
1880 p. M, Coming to Ones self"
Mounday, 1880 p. M, Some Urgent
Things of the Gospel Tuesday,
Gods Emancipated Sons" Wednes-
day, THE Man that Shall Never DE-"
Thursday, "a Marvellous Operation
Friday, 1.-THE Souls Question Answer
ed" Sunday, Feb. Is, II a. NJ,
"Christs Supreme Promise to His
Church," Sunday, 1870 p. M, "a Pro-
test from Heaven. Sunday School at
10 a. M; Y. P. S. C. E.. $50 Sunday
evening.
Question box good singing, helpful
services.
GEO. FOWLER, Minister.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-06
The Dinner Ring.

1t is of large design, the dimensions
OF dinner ring, barbarically Oriental
in effect and always composed of
sparkling stones that fail not to catch
the light and twinkle even as the
twinkling toe.
These rings show up well on either
fair hand whether it be the one coyly
held out stiffly at right angles to the
body in the tango partners clasp or the
one that rests coyly upon his manly
tango shoulder
OF course as the last essence of tan
go perfection you must spray your
hair and hanky with the newest tango
perfume and there you are finished
tango product. Oh, there's no doubt
about it, clothes and all, we're not
merely tangoing mad we've already
tangone.