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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-08
G. A. R. POST INSPECTION
Many Members Will Attend Associa
tion Meeting in Lebanon

Harrisburg's Grand Army Posts will
be inspected this week and all of the
members are expected to be on hand.
On Friday night Post 5S will be in
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will go in trolley cars by way of Her
shey.
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"My brother was bannister of M;

THAT s nothing to boast ,of. NV
uncle was corridor in the navy. -
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and pants; seconds. Each, 1Tr
BOWMAN'S Main Floor.
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MONEY TO LOAN

Tn. v-.rsoni Buiidins aud t4s..
Association har monsv to loan 80
esKT terms The best plan In all ~
woriJ for paying OF . mortgage ol
the hume See Guv r Hardy. 'reas
Irsr ~ chas Waldo secr@,ary
10000 -~-~~~.. --.-@@~S@~~>s
way OF Oklahoma. Mr. Johnson lives
In California and it Is understood
that certain Canon City young lady
has begun dlligent study OF Pros.
poctuses ON the sunny Pacific coast
state.
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SATURDAY..
Arrived Here On Thursday

Mrs. c. 4. Wilkin arrived here on
Thursday from Fairplay. where she
spent the summer months, and has
re-establishe1 the family home at sO7
Allison avenue for the winter. Judge
Wslkin, who has been presiding al
a special term of the Chaffee county
district cou-; at Buena Vista a cou-
pie OF days this week came in from
the west this afternoon.
Home Friday From Buena Vista
Arthur Fredrickson returned 70
Canon City on a late train Frida
night from Buena Vista, where he
acted In the capacity of court re
porter for Judge wlikin at special
term of the chaffee county district
court. Before going to Buena Vista
he reported the proceedings of q
Park county district court at Fair
play.
Home From The Western Slope
Prof A. l.. Haley returned here
from several weeks stay on the
western slope during which he wa
engaged as the director OF music al
series OF evangelistic meetings a.
the Christian church at Fruita. He
expects to leave shortly to do simi
lar work In Kansas.
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wearing his new honors with becom-
ing dignity Congratulations are in
order.
U. S. Grant Circle
The regular meeting of L. s. Grant
Circle. Ladies OF the G. A. r. will
be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30
X p. hall
After the close OF the business
session. the ladies will entertain the
Old Soldiers-pumpkin pie and cof-
fee will be served All veterans are
cordially invited.
Back From Months Outing.
NJ. j. Thompson and family of
North Seventh street have returned
to Canon City from a months tour
a. the southern portions OF the state,
made in covered wagon. The trip
was made for the benefit Of the health
of the wife and son. both of whom
were improved by their out-of-door ex-
periences. The itinerary of the trip
included mlny interesting places.
Left Today For California.
Mr. and Mrs. f. d. Tilton returned
to Canon City Tuesday evening o
this week from an extended trip
through the eastern states. They left
on Denver & Rio Grande train No. /.
this afternoon for Redlands. Califor-
mia. where hey will spend the win
ter months.
Rev. L. J. Hole Having His Vacation
Rev. l.. Hole. pastor of the con-
gregation of the First Methodist
church. is aajoying his annual vaca-
tion and will spend a week or two
rusticating among the hills and else
where. At present he is in Denver
enjoying the evangelistic meetings
Billy Sunday and looking after some
matters pertaining to his church an
the University OF Denver
Complimentary Tea Given BY
Mrs. Harding
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding gave a com
plimentary Tea at her home. 5O7 Green
wood avenue. to a number OF her
more intimate fiiends in honor cf
Mrs. NJ. VI. Sheetz. who returned to
Canon City recently. after having
spent the summer in Pennsylvania
The affair was a very enjoyable one
Mrs. sheetz will leave on Saturday
for Twin Falls. Idaho. to visit her
daughter. Mrs. W. T. Wallace.
VIII Leave Monday For Salt Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Biggs. who have
been here ior some time. will leave
next Monday afternoon for Salt Lake
City where they will spend a month
or six weeks before going to south
ern California for the winter
Unable TO Be At His Usual Place
Beech Stewart, superintendent OF
the shoe department at the Novels
Mercantile rompany's store. has been
unable to lie at his place OF bust
ness for several days on account Of
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FRIDAY

The crawfords Have Baby Boy
ar and Mrs. Gene Crawford. the
former Of whom IS chief clerk at u
penitcntiary, are the parents of a
handsome baby boy, born TO them on
Thursday afternoon of this week
Mother and infant are reported to be
doing nicely. Papa Crawford is
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MONDAY

Evangelist scoviIIe And Party Here
Evangelist scoville. wife and
party Of friends motored up from Pu-
eblo this morning for the purpose of
making the trip over the Skyline
drive and on to the top Of the Royal
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WANTED-contracts for loading out
cars of apples with motor truck
Apply Fremont Auto Co. Canon 81.
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FOR SALE-Gentieman's ticket to
California. Good until Oct. Goth
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FOR sALE-Extra good suekllng
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street s3spst
FOR SALE-Pigs and brood sows.
Call West $50 or see Phil Hayes
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FOR sAL.E-o'd n-~sVap-rs. used tor
vegetable packing. putting gGdsf
carpets or sny other use: loc a paeE,
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FOR sALE-one lot good corn fod-
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once. Phone White 1859. puditw.
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FOU ND
FOUND Knigh,s OF Pythias watch
charm. Enquire at Record. 5ssts
FOUNDRY ring with number Of.
keys caii at Record and pay for
ad. 23sf
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ord ofncs. 22stz
FoUND-slitcase left at rs Hazel
avenue last Wednesday. Owner
can have same by calling at Record
and paying for ad. 229ts
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THURSDAY

Blair left here Wednesday afternoon
for Salida where they will attend the
sessions of the district Women ;
Christian Temperance union as the
delegates from the local branch of
that organization.
Left Tuesday For Memphis, Tenn.
w. G. Hamilton. who has made his
home here for some time past with
his daughter on North Seventh street.
left on Tuesday OF this week for Mem
phis, Tennessee. where he will spent
She winter with his son and family.
MIR. And Mrs. sweitzer Visit Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Sweitzer have re-
turned from a two weeks visit at
Monte Vista. Colo. where they were
visiting their son. Lee Sweitzer.
Lee grew up in Canon City and has
many friends mere who are always
glad to hear of his advancement
Lee sweitzer is now supervisor of
the U. s. Forest with office at Monte
Vista. lie has under him twenty-five
fores; rangers and plenty of other
help He rets $4,000 a year salary
Mr.. Sweit-er began as forest ranger
and has ca ned his promotions by
hard work.
o. s. Moore Returns From California
Alr. u. 8. Moore has recently re
turned from California. He spent
some time out there and looked
around pretty well.
Mr. Moore Is OF the opinion that
California has been greatly over
doomed and will suffer for several
years in the future.
He says that he sees nothing to be
made in the orange and fruit business
out there ald that he thinks the ap.
pie business in Colorado much better
than the orange business in California
Medical Society Meets at Florence.
The members OF the Fremont Coun.
ty Medical Society met at
the office of Doctor Atkinson
in Florence last Alonady night. Those
present from Cancn City were D-s
Goodloe. I.it.le. Holmes. Graves. VIII.
inson and Rambo Papers were read
by Drs. Wilkinson and Davis and
Dr. Atkinson made a report of the
proceedings Of the recent meeting of
the Colorado State Medical society at
Boulder.
Reeupersting From Operation.
David c. Davies Of Coal Creek re-
turned TO Ills home the FIRST OF the
week from 81. Mary's hospital at Pu-
eblo. where he has been for the past
month recuperatIne from the effectr
of an operation for gall stones. Hi
condition is very much improved and
he states that although still very
weak from .he operation he Is feeling
better than he has for a number
years.-Irlorance Citizen.
Welded BY Judge Cooper Today.
Patrick P!nello Of Colorado Springs.
and Miss Mary Roeehio of Rockvale
we're married by Judge Jas. l.. Cooper
IN the county court room in the pres
ence OF half a score OF the relatives
Of the contracting couple at 10 o'cloc
this morning Tho bride is a daugh-
ter OF Air. and Mrs. Joe Rocchio o.
Rockvaie AMI is an attractive and &C
compiished young woman.
FRIDAY
The Crawfords Have Baby Boy
ar and Mrs. Gene Crawford, the
former of whom IS chief clerk at II
penitcntiary, are the parents of a
handsome baby boy, born TO them on
Thursday afternoon of this week
Mother and infant are reported to be
doing nicely. Papa Crawford is
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a frye Fish story.

Frank Emmerson said that one time
he went up TO Lake city fishing. lie
averred that 1t rnined oil the time.
night and day and that the mosquitoes
we're thicker than the kaisor's troops
n France lie said he had a rotten
time and It cost him forty dollars
TO have t. lie says that II they call
that sport then he don't care for II.
Home From Silver Cliff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nelson went
up to Silver cline in their car and
brought Mrs. o. VI. Nelson home Mrs.
Nelson went up into the valley about
week ago. She found everything
Just like winter there.
Quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Of Judah.
Green county. wisconsin. are spend.
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News Notes
(Advertisement)

Notary Public-w. B. aowland. 523
Main street. Record office.
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Gorge. Rev. Scoville's evangelistic
work in Pueblo is proving highly
successful and his preaching there
the last ten days has resulted in
about a thousand converts. The party
made but short stop in Canon City
this morning.
Seriously III.
Mrs. E. d. Frost OF 319 Harrison
avenue is seriously i'll at her home.
She has been ailing for sometime,
but took a turn for the worse on
Sunday.
Home Saturday From Salt Lake City
Chas. l.. Milton returned to Canon
City on an early train Sunday morn
ing from Salt Lake City where he has
been engaged in making some sur
veys for a mining company for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Milton is of the op-
inion that some important mineral
discoveries have been made in the
vicinity of Lake City and that 1t IS
destined to take a prominent place
among the gold mining camps of the
state.
Finds Apple Blossoms In October.
AS Clyde Farmer was going thru
his apple orchard on 18th street the
other day he ran across some apple
blossoms. II was the first he had
seen OF blossoms this time of the
year and ,he phenomenon surprised
him very much.
A Hint To Fruitarowers-
There will be a Horticultural In
stitute this year the same as u
and 1t would be good idea for the
tTuitgrower TO save their best fruit
now, while picking with the end in
view OF displaying them this winter
at the institute. The apple SHOW
which is always a big feature OF the
institute is destined to be bigger and
better than ever this year
Has Taken Position Al Zinc Plant.
James W. Hav thorn. for the Iast
eight years pharmacist at Hunter
Palmer's drug store. resigned his po-
sition recently to become storekeepar
at the plant OF the Empire Zinc
company. He entered upon his neu
duties the drst OF the month. Harry
W, Mills OF Denver has succeeded
to the place left vacant by him At
Hunter Palmer's.
VIII Leave Tuesday For the East
Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. schoheld will
leave Tuesday morning for a several
weeks visit to points in the Mississ-
ippi valley. including Kansas City
and Hannibal. Missouri. At Hanni-
bal. Mr.. sehoheld VIII visit a sister
whom he has not seen for thirty-six
years and Mrs. Schoheld will visit a
sister in Illinois whom she has not
seen for fifteen years. a feature OF
their trip Will be their attendance at
family reunion at Hannibal
Fastened Home By Fathers illness
Mrs. F. A. Warren OF 5l1 Hazel
avenue received a message on Satur-
day from Burlington. Vermont. an
nouncing the very critical illness OF
her father at the family home in
that place and she left on an early
train Sunday morning for his bed
side. Mrs. Warren had already ship
ped her furniture and household ef-
fects to Burlington with the intention
of taking up her residence there. but
did not expect to leave here until
towards the end of the current week.
Guest OF Rev. Mr.. Remington.
Rev. Edwin Johnson. rector OF the
Episcopal church at Glenwood
Springs. arrived here this morning
on his way to Minneapolis. MINI, and
is spending the day in town as the
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from the pulpit OF the First Metho
dist church Sunady morning.
ChanceItor Ruebtef In c,non ctxv

from the pulpit OF the First Metho
dist church Sunady morning.
Chancellor BuchteI In Canon City
Ex-Governor Buchtel and at present
chancellor OF Denver university is a
visitor in Canon City today. He
preached at the First Methodist
church Sunday night and was given
close attention by a large audience
Chancellor Buchtel is here in the In
terest of the s5oO.ooo endowment fund
being raised for Denver university
II 100000 is secured by the end OF
this month 100000 will be available
from the Rockefeller foundation fund
1t is understood that s2so.OoO OF the
amount has been subscribed.
went To pueblo Sunday Afternoon.
Rev. o. s. Reed. Miss Emma Gal
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Rau
and little daughter. Florence. motor
ed to Pueblo Sunday afternoon for
the purpose OF attending the evange-
listic meetings being conducted
there. They are expected to return
here this evening or Tuesday morn
ing.
Has Returned To Saiids.
Mrs. Chas Ankele has returned to
her home here from Canon City
where she had been for a couple OF
weeks visiting her sister. Mrs. ]. W.
Fulham. Side trips to Pueblo. Colo
RADIO Springs. Florence and other
points. as well as the journey back
to Salida we're made in the Fulham
car.-Salida Record.
Gone To Cottonwood Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith and
Mrs. Fred Fell drove to Cottonwood
Lakes near Buena Vista on Sunday
in the Smith car and will return
home on Tuesday Mr. Smith went
UP TO the lakes for the purpose O
closing his cottage and putting 1t ir
shape for the winter
Mr.. Novels In Lamar
Mr. ID. b. Novels is in Lamar.
and vicinity busy looking after his
crops and putting things in shape
for the winter. Mr.. Novels expects
TO return to Canon City about satur-
day.
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wearing his new honors with becom-
ing dignity Congratulations are in
order.
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TUESDAY.
Are Spending week in Denver.

Are openolnn week IN Denver.
DR. and Mrs. G. A. Vawter and
niece. who Is their house guest. mo-
tored to Denver Few days ago and
viii spend the greater part Of the
present week in the enjoyment OF the
attractions of the capital city.
Was week-End Visitor In Florence.
Miss Pearl Chew. after a weekend
visit with her parents in Florence. re
turned 10 her studies at Mt St sehol.
astica's academy at Canon city sun
day evening. Florence Citizen.
Candidate For Congress Here.
Neil Mclean. candidate on the
Republican and Progressive tickets
for representative in the sixty-fourth
congres from the third district. is a
visitor in Canon City today. Mr. Nc
Lean on Monday began campaign
tour OF the various counties in the
district and will continue in the field
until election day He says the out
look for his election are very encour
aging.
Thresher Damaged by Fire.
While threshing over near Kinklc
ON Wednesday. the separator recently
purchased by variand & Hanson
caught fire and was damaged TO the
extent OF $3.50. Accommodation and
ignition OF smut in the machine was
tho cause. While the damage 10 the
machine WIS bad enough for Messrs.
varland & Hanson. the delay and loss
or time is severe blow to these In
dustrious farmers.
Mr.. varland says the machine is
now being repaired. and viii be
ready for work on Beaver Park next
week-Penro rose Press.
Guild Meets at ocodloe's
st. Mnry's Guild OF Grace Church
Is meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
Hart Goodioe. 1902 Main stree. This
is the first meeting of the isii-i5
season.
Home From kentucky
Mrs. VIM. J. Lindenberger has re-
turned from pleasant visit with
relatives In Louisville. Kentucky. Mr..
Lindenbergcr mot his wife in Denver
and accompanied her home.
}. p. Waits Nephew Leaves
Harry Johnson. nephew of J. r.
Waits, who visited here for soma
little time left for home last week By
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-30
I)eV()E
The Shoe Man

Does a general shoe business,
and sells shoes for every
member Of the family, at
prices that will keep you com.
ing, give us a trial and DO
convinced. You will find US
right IN every respect, We
are receiving new goods daily
and will soon have one Of the
most complete lines Of shoes
in the city, We solicit your
business and appreciate your
trade. Come in and got &C.
quainted, you will be glad
you came. Have you seen our
Notasomo Hosiery II not
why not give them a trial.
they are sure to please you.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-14
Member of the Associated Press.
NOVEMBER IA, 1914
.sATRoCITY" STORIES.

1t would be an excellent idea if the
newspapers and magazines of the United
States made an end of printing atrocity
stories in connection with the war news.
The war itself is an enormous atrocity,
and its conduct is as atrocious anything
| that the mind of man can conceive But
! the wild weird tales of individually out
rageous conduct by the soldiers of either
or any party to the conflict, with which
! the cables and the mails have been over
loaded are unworthy of serious considera-
| ton
In almost every instance where such
stories have been investigated by impair
tial persons they have been found to be
either altogether untrue or immensely ex
aggerated The people of the opposing ma
tons seem really anxious to see which can
tell the biggest yarn about the wickednes.
and inhumanity of the soldiers on the
other side, and so far the inventive facul
ties of the belligerent peoples seem to be
running a pretty even race.
The whole amount of it is that ninety
nine hundredths of this ''atrocity'' talk il
in all probability untrue The other hun
drcdth may be true, but it has to do witt
something that is absolutely inseparabl
from a desperate state of war. And i
certainly is impossible to separate the ker
nels of truth from the chaff of lies.
International SANDERS of this kind d.
no good whatever, but only serve to sti
up more and more hatred-which Is, n
doubt, the reason for the publicity givel
them on the other side We however
have no reason to promote animosities, an
| consequently no reason for allowing on
news columns to be exploited by coiner
Of tragic fiction.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-14

and / now feel fine. am regular, my
stomach is better and my pains have all
left me. You can use my name if you
like l am proud of what your rene
dies have done for me. " = Mrs. MARY
GAUTHIER, q Ridge ST., Montpelier, VT.
An Honest Dependable Medicine
1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, that a medi-
cine could not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, and to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
of actual cures, as has Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking person.
IF you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkh3n's VegCGa-
bic Compound viii help you,Writo
to Lydia E.Pinkham Medicine 10.
(confidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for aG-
vice. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by a woman
and held in strict confidence
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-11-14
Legislature and the Next Governor.
burlington Free Press

burlington Free Press.)
1t has been intimated that the next
legislature will contain comparatively
few former legislators Experience is
splendid thing rightly directed, but
we have read somewhere of those
- grown old in years and in wicked
ness;' and with legislature fresh
from the people with whom Governor
elect Gates is so closely identified,
there will be general disposition on
the part of our new lawmakers to recog-
nize him as the man whom the public
will hold principally responsible for the
next republican administration, and
therefore entitled to their hearty co
operation and loyal support as the par
tvs chosen leader.
Mr.. Gates has warm friends as well
as a host of acquaintance throughout
the state, especially in the small town;
which remain the hope of the common
wealth, and it goes without saying that
they will want their representatives
while exercising judicious amount
of independence, to support the Gates
Ipolicies, which mean Hughes Republi
canism adapted to the needs and con
ditions existing in Vermont.
Whatever success has come to Mr.
Wilson s administration in Washing
ton has resulted from the general rec
ignition by his party of his leader
ship and the thorough team work thu
made possible. We believe the new
Legislature will find Governor Gates
policies worthy of support, especial.
those based on the party pledges mad
in the campaign, and that his admins
tration will be made through this GO
operation of lawmakers with the execU
tive splendid success.