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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

County Superintendent Of Schools.
Mrs. Craven, the Republican and
Progressive Candidate for County
Superintendent OF Schools. is asking
the support OF her many personal
friends. AMI of all friends of educa-
ton and better schools of Fremont
County. who believe that natural abil-
ity. rare mental training and ripe ex-
perience are qualifications for this
most important position
For just moment let us look at
some OF these qualifications:
Mrs. Craven graduated from the
High School OF Shelby. Iowa. with
highest hon prs She then taught school
four years before entering Simpson
College at Indianola. Iowa, where she
studied three years. at the end of
which time she went to California
and entered the Leland Stanford, Jr,
University In this well known insti-
tuition OF learning she took Normal
work in connection with her regular
Senior work. and received. in addi-
ton to her degree Of "A. b. State
Teacher Certificate for California.
The year following. she was MARI
ed to william y. Craven. Professor
Of Biolory cf Simpson College. In
dianoIa. Iowa In a few months his
health failed. and they came TO Canon
City. Professor Craven died five
years ago. leaving Mrs Craven and
her Htile two-year old daughter. pen
niless aud sicne. From that time to
the pr,.-ent. Mrs Craven has uncom-
plaininsiy. hraveiy and cheerfuiiy.
fought nfe's battles for herself and
little siri
For two years Mrs. Craven was a
teacher in the Canon City hiEh school.
and is at the present time the teach
er Of mathematics in the South Can
on hirh school. In connection with
her teachin-. Mrs Craven has solicit
ed masaziEs subscriptions.
Mr.. craven has always been inter
ested in church and club work. and
for many years has been the Teacher
of The Marie NJ. Craven Sunday
School Ciass- OF young ladies'. con
nected with the Methodist church Of
Canon CITY
Mrs Craven Is candidate for Of
Zee. not as a seeker after office. but
simply because hundreds OF her 10y
al friends. realizing her ability AMI
usefulness. insisted that she allow
her name 70 be used in this connec.
uon.
The schools of Fremont County are
entitled to the best supervision that
ability. edn alton and worth can give.
and Mrs. Craven. because Of her ideal
qualifications. her tactfulness. expert
enoe. untirinE enersy and activity.
her sympathy with and knowledge of
the needs II the little child. as weli
as the problems and questions that
veS aud psrDlex boys and girls n
older years. is the logical candidate
for this oface.
The people Of Fremont County. re-
Tardloss OF party affiliations. have al
ways been ready and glad to recos-
nirc worth. and. we believe. when
they so to the polls on November
srd. mat ,hey win unhesitatingiy
cast a vote for Marie NJ. Craven for
County superintendent of Schools
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Mrs. J. W. williams very pleasant
Iy entertained several ladies at a
dinner party one day last week at her
home on Park avenue. Those who
enjoyed her hospitality on that occa-
sion we're Mrs Henry Houghton. Mrs.
Elmer Rundahi, Mrs. W. r. Fisher
and sister. Mrs. Wachob.
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Mrs. William Hancy and daughter
in.iaw Mrs. Harry rIanney. who have
been visiting at the home OF A q.
Hayes on East Elm avenue. will be
the guests II Mrs. Blake for n week
before leaving for their home Mt Hia-
watha. Kansas. Mrs. William Hannoy
is the mother OF Mrs. Hayes and Mrs.
Blake. The visitors have been here
for some weeks during the serious
illness of Mr.. Hayes. who is report
cd to be able now to sit up part of
the time each day.
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NEWS NOTES
TUESDAY.
REFINED From The East

Refined From The East
Miss Catherine Hendrickson has
returned from the East where she
spent a seTen weeks vacation She
visited in Kansas City. St. Joe. and
nearby points and reports a very de-
lightful time.
New Bungalow On Park Center.
The new i've room bungalow re-
Gently bthlt by Mrs. NJ. Z. Sauer on
her place on Park Center. has just
been rented to VI. A. Mills who will
accept 1t Just as soon as the finish
ing touches have been completed.
The bungalow is a beautiful addition
to Park Center. the result of the
careful workmanship of the contract
or. H. C. Hasgard.
Miss Media Felter Home
Miss Media Felter returned to Can
on City Sunday night from more than
a years absence in Chicago where
she took course OF study in a well
known business college. receiving at
the close the coveted diploma. a
couple OF weeks before leaving for
Colorado she was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Clearinghouse in Pitts
burg. Pa. Mrs. Clearinghouse will he
remembered here as Miss Armstrong
before her marriage.
Teachers Picnic In Oak Creek Canon
Forty-four OF the teachers in the
North and South Canon public schools
picnicked last Saturday in Oak
Creek canoa Tie trip was made by
tally-ho ami was Thoroughly enjoy
able one to all. despite the hardships
entailed on some OF the masculine
mernhers Of the party in being con-
PEELED to walk up a portion Of the
Erade to tighten the load on the hors-
es. The outing. the mountain seen
cry. the company and the dinner were
all keeuiy appreciated.
Lois ooodrieh in tu;ton's Office.
Miss Lois Goodrich has established
herself in -he office OF Mr.. Henry
Hutton and wln do public stenogra-
rhy and is fully competent to take
care OF any work in her line OF endea-
Nor
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Mrs. p. Broushton was hostess
10 the Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Methodist church at her
home on Twelfth street on Thurs
day afternoon. The time was spent
planning for work ahead and in a
general good social time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Hutton. son
and daughter. arrived Saturday from
spring Valley. MInn.. for few days
visit at tho Farrinston house. Cor
Of sherman and Mckinley. They arc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15
sItun,sa IN California.

The man. friends here OF Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hartman. nee Miss Ber-
that Terry. viii be interested to know
that they a-e now comfortably si,ua,-
ed in Lost Hills. California. a rich
oil country Of the Golden state.
Their situa,ion is described as ideal.
Arrived from The East Friday
SIR. and Mrs. o. II. simonson. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Pindar and son.
Frank. OF Grand Gorse. New York.
arrived here on Friday OF last week
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Russell. Mrs II. l. whitiock and
other relatives. Mesdames Simon
son. Pindar. Russell ana whitloek
are sisters. -.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

DIR. Bell was called to Florence Sun
day TO supply the pulpit OF the First
Presbyterian church in the absence
OF a regular pastor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Mrs. Minnie Tatum is enjoying
visit from her brother Charlie Kel
ley and family from westcIire.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

W P. Ahar, has shipped one car
load Of apples and expect 10 ship sew
eraI moro from his place on East
Grand avenue He has a good many
varieties on his ranch Of eighteen
acres and also has quite force Of
nickerH.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Ray Hunter came down from Park
dale Sunday. where he has been doing
team work. 10 help the home folks
pick apples. They report a crop OF
1000 boxes. mostly Of the Ben Da-
Wis variety.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Mrs. d. c. Mills returned the hrst
Of the week 10 her home ON Poplar
avenue, after spending some three
weeks in the capacity as nurse.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Mrs. Hubbard. a sister OF Mrs. \.
a. Story who has been spending the
summer here. left recently for her
home in Mississippi
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Record Wan, 40 for results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

Mrs. Matte Allen. who has beea
making her home for some time with
her niece. Mrs. w. Hawes. left
Monday for Portland. Oregon. TO take
up her residence with her son and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Allen At
the old home
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-15

First Pub. Oct. Is. 1914.
Last Pub. Nov. IL. 1914.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-28
CONFLICT OF MILLIONS, MOST " ).
TITANIC BATTLE In HISTORY
iContinued From Page one.l

that the fighting has been on frant
twsnty miles along the line between
Cambria and LeCateau and between
the rivers Schedlt and Sambre, while
the Germans have been steadily at
tempting an outflanking movement by
forced marches. The allies have the
advantage OF working on interior
lines and have been falling. back ia
the interests OF concentration.
The Russians appear to be steadily
advancing In East Prus3ia. They are
appi oachfng the. great fortress oj
Ecea!sssiaa.-s end have crossed the
river Allie at several points. Shile
thcy cohtinae their advance. with Po.
sen as their objective they are cor-
fronting the Austrians between the
Dniester and the Vistula and claim q
number of victorieE along that line.
The Austrfans assert that they have
defeated the Russians In q six day.'
battle near krosnik, Russian Roland
repulsing them decisively over the
entire front OF about 43 mics. A
dozen battles are being fought around
a great wall OF German and Austrian
bayonets all OF which will be consid.
cred milestones OF history In less
overwhelming days.
The sinking OF the Kaiser wilhelm
der Gros5s by a British cruiser and
the loss OF the German cruiser Magds-
burg are episodes in the chronicles
of day.
Tho Britigh public Ia becoming
restless under tho suspense. The
newspapers are beginning to demand
q loosening OF the censorship. while
women throng the war office for
word as to whether their husbands
and sons are among the 1000 British
dead and wounded Of the last weeks
fighting.
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Pursuant to the rules OF the DEM
ocratfc party the county executive
committee met August 28th, 1914, at
IL O'CLOCK noon to canvass the returns
ana declare the result of the first
primary. For county offices the fol-
lowing result. is declared:
Fer Auditor.
winston Smith declared the uorni-
nee
= COMMISSIONER, Section I.
J. Lawrence McGee declared the
nominee.
Commissioner, Section 9.
John r. Culbertson and r. A. Sui
lfvan In second race.
Commissioner, Section q.
W A. spearman and Harrison A.
Foster In q aecond race. Yr
- CamnDssi5ner. aeetan g. - y.
r. d. Smith and j. NJ. Holiday in
House Of Representatives.
John T.. West. S
F. s. A. Burns. - ~. 4,
G. M. Reid. declared tho nominee.
having received q nsajofity IA the
first iFSce. A,Recond race is ordered
to Till the remaining three places az
follows: A, ~.
+ w. w. Scott.
Sam M. Wolfe.
Oscar d, Gray. s,as ,s, Z. .ssl
Rufus FAINT Jr.
J. II. Hutchinson.
Asa Hall, Jr. a' 50 ~ q,
P2gbnte Judge. ..e
W. p. Nicholson declared the NOM
State SeRRtes ;.;s5}SS
}. l.. Sherard, declared the nominee.
Superintendent Of Educafion.
j. 3. FELTON, declared the non1ines.
Supervisor.
]. Mack King and G. r. Martin ine
second race.
Treasurer.
w. A. Tripp and @, N. G. Bolcman
In a second race.
1t iT ordered that eeeond election
be held on September 9Th, the same
being two weeks after the first pri-
mary, and the managers are request
ed to call for their boxes which Will
be ready for delivery on September
4th.
s. u. PEAEsLAN. Chairman.
LEON L. RICE Secretary.
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PROTESTS OF PRESS
ARE RECOGNIZED
Censorship May BE Made Much
Less Stringent On All
.t. War News

London. August 27l-Protests by
British papers against the censorship
an6 against :he country being kept
In darkness about military operations
received attention at Premier AS
quith's hands tonight. Replying to
q suggestion by James Hogge, M. q,
In the house or ommons that trained
Journalist be put In charge OF the cen
sorship, the premier said:
THE government and military au-
thorities recognize the strain placed
on the public by the scarcity OF tho
information fr,m the front, and they
VIII DO all in their power to relieve
1t. The principle on which informa-
ton Ia given to the public is that
all Information which can be given
without prejudice to the public inter-
ests will ba given fully and at once.
This has, and will be done 7"
The premier explained that the Of
ficial press bureau has access for
consultative purposes to Earl Kitch-
ener, secretary for war, and Winston
Spencer Churchill, first lord of the
admiralty, and I'm case OF doubt, to the
premier. A consultation between the
heads of the departments and q press
committee has resulted In the decision
that It was not deairahle to add Jour
nalism to the staff OF tho bureau, but
that they should be associated. with
the staff Of cable censors. 2
Steps are being TAKEN" said the
premier. ITO carry this out and to CO.
possible the principles on which the
censorship of cables and other press
information respectively Ia carrief
out. The difficulty in defining general
standards 10 not believed to be insu.
perable, though 1t is evidently great.
every effort will be made to con-
suit the legitimate expectations Of the
press and public and to harmonize
wi.h th-Se naval and military consid-
erations."
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THEY wANr TO FIGHT.

Sixty Thousand. Citizens Of the
United States Have Volunteered. !,
vaicartier. Que, Aug. s2T-More
than 10000 citizens, of the United
States have applied for permission to
Join Canadian yolnnteere rho viii
see service in3Eurppe, according to
Colonel Samuel Hughes, minister OF
militia. e I
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s. u. PEAEsIAN. Chairman.
LEON L, RICE, Secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
WTHYCOMBE SAYS
WILL TAKE NO HAND
This Leaves Appointment Of
State Printer in Hands of
Present Board

Announcement made by Governor
elect WithycOmbe to Governor West
this morning, in response to the latter''s
recent offer to vote DR., Withycombe' s
sentiments in the matter of the election
Of state printer which comes up be-
fore the next meeting of the state
printing board, that he would "take no
hand in the matter" has thrown the
question of election of state printer
again up in the air and leaves Governor
West free to cast his vote for a candi-
date of his own choice. That Governor
West will have a candidate to present
to the board and that he will make a
strenuous fight in his behalf goes with
out saying.
The appointment of a state printer
must, under the provisions Of the new
law which goes into effect on January
!, be made by the board not later than
January ! and this situation brings up
for review the host of candidates and
possibilities for the position as well as
the intricacies of law and constitutional
inhibitions involved. As to candidates
there are a plenty among the most
prominently mentioned Of which are H.,
&. Kundret, of Portland, for many
years employed in the state printing
office and now engaged in the printing
business in Portland; William j. Clarke,
formerly editor and proprietor of the
Gervais Star and now engaged in the
printing business in Portland, also can
didate for state printer on the flat
salary platform against former State
Printer W. S. Duniway in 1912; W, NJ.
plimptOn, for several years employed
in the business department of the state
printing office under Mr., Duniway and
now secretary Of the printing board,
and John p McManus, editor Of the
pendleton Tribune, of Pendleton.
Some Names Mentioned.
Both Kundret and Clarke come
strongly recommended to the board for
the appointment, the latter being
backed by strong petition of the
printing fraternity Of Portland, and
Mr.. Plimpton stands upon his record
and the friendship of the personnel of
the board. There is delegation from
Umatilla county, headed by Senator j..
n. Burgess Of Pendleton, and Represen-
tative Stanfield, of Stanfield, who are
urging the appointment Of Mr.. Nc.
Manus and they have been in confer
ence with Secretary Olcott and Treas
urer Kay most all morning. What de-
rision they will make in the matter is
purely a matter Of conjecture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
SOCIAL SERVICE
CENTER ORGANIZED
Elected Officers Last Night and Will
Appoint Committees Tomorrow Night,
After Which 1t Will Be Ready for
Work.


City School Superintendent o. NJ.
Elliott of the Salem schools was chosen
president of the Salem Social Service
Center at the first meeting of the
directorate of that body held last night;
Max 0. Buren, was chosen first vice
president, Mrs. A. N. Bush, second vice
president, R. A. Harris, secretary, and
Jos. Fl. Albert, treasurer, The president,
secretary and treasurer constitute the
executive committee.
The three general divisions Of work
which have been outlined by the organ
ization are; The securing and distribu-
tion of relief, the finding and promo
tion of employment for the unemployed
and the extension of the movement by
increasing membership, etc, and com
mittees to handle each branch of the
work will be named at the meeting to
be held at clock tomorrow evening
at the county court house.
1t is reported the movement is slowly
but surely getting into shape for carry
ing out the purposes for which it is
organized, 1.-THE relief and prevention of
suffering from cold and hunger, and find
ing work for the worthy unemployed.
There have been numerous offerings of
wood and other provisions, also cloth
ing, but as yet nobody has been selected
to receive such contributions and this
will be attended to as soon as possible.
The social service center has secured
the use Of the commercial club tele-
phone, Main 302, for the benefit of any
one having subscriptions of cash, food,
clothing or fuel to make and for any
information they desire concerning or
for the benefit of the organization and
assistant secretary Ivan Mcdaniel, of
the club, has voluntarily rendered his
services in capacity.
1t was decided that the price of
membership, which is fixed by the con.
stitution at $500 year, might be paid
in advance installments of 80 cents up
at the discretion of the member.
The appointment of three general
committees vas authorized, the same
to be designated as relief, industrial
and extension. One member of each
committee is to come from the di.
rectorate. The committees will be
named by the president at an cary
date. The functions Of the committees
are as previously suggested,
OF the twelve directors chosen, the
following were present at last night 3
meeting: o. NJ. Elliott, Max O. Buren,
Mrs, A. N. Bush, r. A. Harris, Joseph
H. Albert, Judge Bushey, Mrs. b. o,
Shucking, Mayor.elect II. o. White, Il,
$. Gill and Arthur Brock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
HAUSERS WON IN
THREE STRAIGHT

Both teams playing in their usual
form last night the Hauser brothers ag-
gregation took another step toward the
top Of the percentage column in the
City bowling league, and the Printers
cinched their place at the foot by drop.
ping three straight to the gun store
men. l.. Price, Of the lIausors, rolled
the high game of 203, and h. Price,
of the same team, the high average,
lsl, Tonight the GroceS bowl the
Watt Ships at the Club alleys. The
score OF last night's game:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
PERSONALS

Miss Minctta Magers the well
known vocal instructor of this city,
went to Portland today on business.
j, A. Churchill, state school super.
intcrdcnt, went to Portland today on
business.
y, c, Norris, Industrial field worker
Of the state department Of education
is in salem today, after short trip To-
Portland.
l.. B. Wcndorly, of Falls City, wa5
u Salem visitor yesterday.
D. W. Goittried was In this city yes.
terdoy from Falls City on short bust,
ness trip
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
EIauser Bros.
THE AUDAo1OUs SAFE.

New York, Dee. Mail received
here today from London brought nfor.
nation that the British battleship Au.
dacious, reported destroyed with two
casualties, was undergoing repairs in a
dydock at Belfast. The British ad.
miralty, II was said, expected the Au.
dacious to be in commission within
ihrnl mnmtha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
Dollar watches at stones drug store

II. b. Spencer today brought suit In
the circuit court against Fred Brown.
ing aud Rosu l., Browning to collect
the sum of SlO5.l0 alleged to be due
ON account wnieh was rendered Dcecm.
bcr, 1908, aud interest at the rate Of
0 per cent is sought from that date.
The account is with the Salem FIGURING
Mills company, A number of city lots
In Salem have nocn attached in con.
ncction with the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01

which the toll amounts to over 10 cents,
saddlcd onto the subscribers by the
telephone company, and particularly
that departments Of state should be
exempt from the eXactions of the war
tax, Corporation Commissioner Watson
has notified the Pacific States Tele.
phone and Telegraph company that his
department will refuse to pay the
telephone tax until otherwise advised
by competent and authoritative legal
authority Mr. Watson bases his stand
upon the opinions Of the United States
supreme court which has repeatedly
held that congress has no right to i'm.
Pose tax upon the instrumcntaltics
or properties Of STATE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
@, Van Patton, tho Salem contractor

who secured the contract fo the cree.
tion Of the Eugene armory, will return
tonight from Eugene, where he has been
to arrange some final details in the
natter Mr. Van pattcn Is bid was tor
the she'll Of the building only and did
not include any Of the plumbing, heat.
ing On furnishing Of the new armory,
which win cost obmt $4,000 when
completed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01
Go to DR., stones for trussos.

Invitations are being sent out today
TO attend the demonstration Of gym.
nasium work by the ladies' class at the
Y NJ, G, A., Wednesday evening, De.
cember ., at o'clock At this demon.
stration the different forms Of exer.
else given to the class by the physical
dircctG will be shown by actual dem.
onstration with the class ON the floor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01

since last Friday, when it registered
l,j Feet above the low water mark.
The Grayamona is now enabled to make
the run to Corvallis, which it will prob.
ably continue to do until extreme low
water next summer The Grayamona
goes up Tuesdays Thursdays and sat.
udays and returns to leave Salem for
Portland on Mondays at 10 H. m, and
Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 a, M
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01

The board Of governors of the Salem
commercial club, after investigating the
standing Of the company which pro.
poses to erect beet sugar factUy at
this city, has found that the company
is wealthy corporation and has n mum.
Der Of factories in operation now, all
Of which are being successfully oper-
atel. George Rodgers, president of the
board, stated hweyer, that the bonus
Of S25O,O0O was entirely too large n
sum to expect from this community
when the natural advantages which Sa.
lem had to offer were taken into con.
sideration,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-01

Mrs, A, d, Smith, who underwent a
serious operation on her stomach re-.
Gently at Willamette sanitorium, is i'm.
proving slowly and friends aud rrla,
tives nope for her ultimate recovery.