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EASTER SERVICES
AT THE CLIFFS

Easter was appropriately observed
AT silver Cliff last Sunday morning
and at Westcliffe in the evening. The
day was warm and beautiful in the
Wet Mountain valley and to the
church in Silver Cliff loving hearts
and willing hands brought flowers and
potted plants and placed them upon
the platform and pulpit until they
we're almost obscured in a bower of
bloom and arboreal beauty.
Special music had been prepared
for the occasion and choir OF twelve
voices assisted by friends from West
cliffe, rendered a delightful musical
program Mrs. Harry Fassett was
organist and was accompanied by
Mrs. r. Barber on the violin. The
discourse. which was preached by
Rev Sperry OF this city. was upon
the subject OF the resurrection and
the congregation was the largest that
had assembled for. similar service
In Silver Cliff in many years.
The Easter celebration at the
church in Westcliffe in the evening
was equally enjoyable and was eat
tended by an audience that filed the
auditorium to the doors. The floral
decorations were prOfuse and beauti-
ful. An excellent chorus choir Of
eighteen voices with A. L. Lockwood
~ director assisted by Mrs. Philip
Doyle and Mrs. PAnshot as organists
and q mixed quartette. provided one
of the best musical programs West
eliGe people have listened to for
Nenne time.
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CARE OF sEWInG ElCHInE

Many women have automobile
and underatand their mechanisn
who think themselves incapable
adjusting the simple machinery 4
their sewing machine II sewinl
machine ia 10 run well IT must u
properly cared for.
Clean II frequently. uaing u stil
bristied paint brush about . half-inc.
In width. Brush all parts Of he ml
chinery. especially under ths fesl
and around the shuttle. 70 remove q
lint and dust. Have q little kerusenl
in cup. dip the brush into the kerc,
sene and go over the machine. gel
ting into all the crevices. then wiz,
oil parts with a cloth Sometime,
when a machine is quite old you VII
find II has become ''gummed up" q
behind the shuttle race. This may b
relieved by taking out the shuts
case and brushing the exposed part
with kerosene.
After cleaning. OIL the machine b
dropping good quality Of machine
oil. from the small oil can beionEinf
to the machine. into the holes which
are on the surface and onto ali pastH
OF the mechanism. where one ptoc,
Of machinery ribs against KaotheF'
A machine in constant use should p
oiled every other day. The kero
sene need be used only occasionaAy =
When new machine u purchased
II is well to have the dealer explail
II to you thoroughly and II poseibl1
take II apart ana put II tospthe
again for you. 70 you may undeFItans
exactly how It works. Alho stud
carefully the hook Of directions. en1
after little practice you viii be ~
&c remedy almost any defect Of you|
sewing machine.
HAZEL EMf0H,
Colorado Aericultuarl College.
Fort Collins.
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BIG AMPnITREATER
4 DETROIT PROSPECT

Detroit, Mich, Apr. THE largest
amphitheatre in the world is to be
located in Detroit. Construction of
the Detroit Motor Speedway, on
350-acre lot fronting on the Detroit
river. within ten miles of the city. al
ready has been started. and contracts
provide for its completion by August
next. On Labor Day, 500 mile
automobile race for $4,000 purse,
sanctioned by the American Automo-
bile Association, will be staged on the
new oval.
The Harvard Bowl. the Polo
Grounds. New York, Brooklands. Eng
land, the Yale Stadium, and other ia
nous enclosures will be far outdone
by the local speedway, which will
have a capacity for more than 10000
people.
Officials OF the speedway company
declare the track will be the fastest
in the world. 1t will be made Of con
crete and will embody all of the prov
en- principles of construction that have
earned for the Brooklands track in
England the reputation of being the
fastest oval in the world.
The course proper will be two and
one half miles in length, with width
of 80 feet
Four minor stands. calling for a
combined capacity of 100000 will
flank the river side of the vast oval.
The main stand. with its two bowers,
will seat an additional 10000 persons,
while accessory boxes Will care for
$4,000 more. The infeld, with its
free parking privileges. and an inn
mense pavilion. will be almost limit
less i'm their ACCOMMODATIONS.
Six roads-four steam railroads and
two electric lines-pass directly by
the speedway. giving it unexcelled
transportation facilities.
John B. Whalen, former United
States collector of customs at Detroit,
is president of the speedway company.
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EASTER MONDAY
CONCERT AT ACADEMY

Miss Fern Handley who graduates
ir music at the Academy this year
gave splendid concert to large as
semblage in the Academy auditorium
Monday night. In her excellent rem
dition of several OF the classics Miss
Handley indicated that she had made
the best of her instructions under the
supervision of the Sisters.
Miss Handley was assisted by the
Academy orchestra and by several
other students who gave well received
readings and tableaus.
The programme was as follows:
Spanish Mazurka" ........S. Siegel
Orchestra
"Serenata" ......... NJ. Moszkowski
"Cavalleria Rusticana. op. IS =.
Pietro Mascagni
Fern Handley.
Reading-"The Vision of Handel"
scene-song: 81 Know That My
Redeemer Liveth."
Tableau-"The Lord God omnipo-
tent Reigneth."
ITO a Water Lily. Op. ST..
..........., E. A. Mac Dowell
"a Scottish Tone Picture. OPP. 81
No. g.. ....E. A MacDowell
"Berceuse" ....... A. Hasselmans
Fern Handley.
Scene" Suffer Little Children to
Come Unto Me-"
William Tell, op. 61' .....
Observation-Disclosures. Rossini-smith
Fern Handley.
Scene-"watch We. therefore. because
you know not the day nor the
hour"
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EYE HURT At the
PORTLAND CEMENT PLANT

Logan Thompson, son Of Mrs. Let
tie Thompson Of sol River street. had
his right eye badly cut and face lac
Grated by particles Of fyins glass
in consequence Of the bursting Of a
water gauge in the engine room Of
the Pcrtland Cement plant on Mon
day where he was employed as =
fireman. The unfortunate young man
Was placed IN an nutomCblls ana
brought here ~ quickly as possible
and his wounds attended TO BY DR..
OrendcrR Although ths injury 70
the eye is . serious one 4 4 fast I'm
rroving under The pkill q BE pkyvi.
49,. ga 4 4 bSllSgs1, ~ 1I0At
he6 ~ 49, Sfls1 Az Delfc
" ~ - y * Z, I, !,
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ONE sixth
or NORMAL
VOTE CAST
AT ELECTION
ON TUESDAY

The city elections in Canon City
on Tuesday were without special in
cident and awakened less of public
interest than any similar event for
many years, owing to the fact that
there was but one ticket in the field
The conviction that the nominees OF
the Reform party would be elected,
coupled with the disagreeable char
acter of the weather, resulted in an
exceptionally large stay-at-home vote
and but little more than one-sixth
of the total number of people entitled
to participate in the elections went
to the polls to cast their ballots.
The total number of votes cast in
the four wards was three hundred
and twenty six, of which d. n. Coop
er, candidate for mayor received 312;
Jonathan Seaman, candidate for city
clerk, 1922, and Claude NJ. Benton, can
didate for city treasurer. 317. Grant
Dickinson, candidate for alderman in
the third ward, received the high
vote for alderman, being credited
with 127.
The unofficial vote for the differ
ent candidates in the several wards
as reported to the city clerk was as
follows:
First ward-D. N. Cooper. for may
or, 56; Jonathan Seaman, for city
clerk, Sc; Claude NJ. Benton, for city
treasurer, 5s. For aldermen, ]. v.
Blake 81; DR.. Otis orendorff. Sc.
Second Ward. D. N. Cooper "a;
Jonathan Seaman, 20; Claude NJ. Ben
ton, IA, For aldermen. Lafe Combs,
es; ]. N. Anderson. rs.
Third ward-D. n. Cooper, 124;
Jonathan Seaman, 129; Claude NJ.
Benton, 125 For aldermen. Grant
Dickinson 127; W. c. Huntoon, 1913.
Fourth ward-D. n. Cooper, 5S;
Jonathan Seaman. 90; Claude NJ. Ben
ton, so. For aldermen: R j. Craig.
81; John Hamilton. 62.
In the first ward one vote was cast
for Doc Twilight for mayor and in
the third ward one vote was cast for
Cyrus Weaber for mayor. The count
ing Of the ballots was small job and
in ten or as.sen minutes after the
polls closed the result of the election
In each ward was announced by the
judges. At 1880 o'clock the unofficial
returns were in the hands Of the
city clerk at the city hall
The mayor and city clerk will
meet at the city hall on Friday night
of this week to canvass the vote as
provided by statute. The new council
will meet Monday evening. April 10,
in conjunction with the members of
the retiring body when the ieeisla-
tive and administrative affairs of the
city will be formally turned over to
Mayor-elect Cooper and the new
board of aldermen.
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SOCIETY NOTES
ENTERTAINED AT sTRArHMoRE
HOTEL

Through the courtesy of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. R. G. Dye, managers of the
Strathmore hotel, the Rev. Joseph
II. darling entertained at dinner at
the hotel Monday night, Prof. Tom
,raylor. organist; Harry Marvin. cru
cifer, and Frederic and Charles Ar
thur. servers. at Christ church. The
srread was daintily served in the pri-
vete dining room. A visit to the
movies concluded the evenings fes-
tivities.
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PROHIBITION NEWS

Governor Brumbaugh Of Pennsyl-
sania says that he has scrutinized
carefully the election expense ac.
counts filed by the members of the
Legislature and finds no liquor CON
tributions recorded. They'll get that
local option bill yet. The governor
Is earnestly advocating the measure
and has sent out 6.000 invitations to
people to come to Harrisburg on April
G for conference to forward the
bill.
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PROTECTION or EITEl
GUARANTEED BY ORDER

Washington April 7.-commander
Mccracken Of the navy corps guard
ing the Prince Eitel Friedrich At
Newport News is quoted here today
ac announcing that he would ire on
any vessel passing within zoe yards
Of the Eitei at night without full
running rights. The navy and treas.
hry department approved his atti-
tude.
The Eitel was still anchored At its
dock this afternoon.
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vlslrEn MISS HOOPER

Mr.. Lansing Pierce and Mr. Allen
Barth motored down from Denver on
Saturday to be the Easter guests of
Miss Josephine Hooper, popular soci-
ETY. girl, visiting with the Truman A.
Stocktons. Mr.. Wayne Pollack and
Mr.. George Steele, of Colorado Col
lege at Colorado Springs also visited
Miss Hooper Sunday.
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llonors for high score.

honors for high score.
A beautiful arrangement for the
color scheme was used in yellow and
white and delicious menu of dainty
refreshments were served. The affair
was given in honor of Mrs. r. b.
King, who is soon to leave for Twin
Falls, Idaho.
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s,o VAN ascnNrLv eAinrED|

Q. r. Wood and eon plAced a con-
mission AGHin lioo1ay tbrif ~ s
ins van fecontly paihtel AZ Sstis
"a. The van cssf,or f.,4e, ~.
arm'a adyeft,slne, : l4seS E1
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STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION

MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION .
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF AUGUST "a,
1912,
of The Canon City Record, published
weekly at Canon City. Colo. for April
1. 1915.
Editor, w. w. Emmerson, Canon
City. Colorado.
Managing Editor. Business Mana
ger. Publisher and Owner, Guy u.
Hardy, Canon City, Colorado.
Known bondholders, MORTGAGES
and other security holders: None.
GUY U. HARDY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this Bird day Of April. 1915.
(SEAL). 81
WILLIAM B. ROWLAND,
Notary Public,
my commission expires Jan. 2, 1s1s.)
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We desire to express In this way
our appreciation Of the many kind
nesses shown N and for the ncral
offering at the time nl our bsrsaveI
ment in the s,ath Of cur huuband. con
and bsotaeF. ~
MRG. IVA AkualSIilSs
Mn1 EAEIW xs4NeMlA
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cARp 81 rl,tANka

We dcnlFe @ eNpFos1 81 thls way.
onr appreciation q the many Hind.
nsses6 cheWn u Is ~ tint q our
lasoeye - = ~ l6eth * eNs hns.
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The Mattingly and Moore Distill.
ing Company and the F. @. Walker
Distilling Company, both OF Bards.
town Kentucky. have gone into bank
ruptcy. Nelson County. Kentucky. In
which Bardstown is located. now has
only 25 distilleries. Not 80 very
long ago It had 20.
The Morrin-Powers Mercantile Com.
pany, Wholesale LIQUOR house. failed
in Kansas City. Missouri. the other
day. Receivers have been asked for
the shawhan Distilery Company Of
western Missouri. Since prohibition
simply makes more drinking than ever
we can't understand what's the mat
ter with the liquor business over the
country.
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ns,.,f Nxat ~ srs surs = hsinsI
1l.
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In Saskatchewan. Canada, after
April LIST. all barrooms must be closed
At p. m. and on July 1st all bar and
club licenses will be cancelled. Can
ada has a prohibition movement Of
its own. which Il gathering all the
sweep Of the dry wind in the United
States.
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GNTERTAlMeD AZ eANn0.

Mr.. Harry roS ~ 's -
Mso1ey al,esI - = ,V
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There II no more chance OF stop
ping the enactment OF a local option
law for Pennsylvania than there IL Of
checking the sweep of the breezes
over the Blue Ridge Mountains" So
says the Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
Telegraph.
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BY committee vote of to 6 bill
providing for referendum on state
wide prohibition was favorably re
ported to the New York Assembly
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Wisconsin, liquor men are trying to
har college students from voting II
municipal elections. II they could
only succeed in barring All who can
read and write the prohibition move
ment would be settled.
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Pancho villa says that Mexico Will
be prohibition country II he wins.
The bandit general uses some very
scientific language in skiing up the
alcohol problem.
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CARD or THANks

(Ny commiasion expires Jan. :, 1879
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: The Toronto Globe and the Citizen
OF Ottawa have announced an anti;
liquor advertising policy. The m6v&
ment spreads.
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Since Billy Sunday preached in
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton two years
ago. says Warden Robert ]. McKen-
ty. of the Eastern Pennsylvania Peni-
tontiary. "the number of criminals
at the Eastern Pennsylvania peniten-
tiary from the two counties has been
reduced two-thirds. Most of the crimes
committed there can be attributed to
rum. and they are drinking great
deal less.
In Nanticoke. before Sunday came
there. seventeen carloads OF beer
we're brought In in a week. Now there
are seven carloads a month. In the
Patagonia section OF Scranton alone.
forty-three saloons have gone out Of
business,
The South African government has
prohibited the sale of drink TO sol
diers.
Chancellor w r. Chapman of Ala
bama has upheld the anti-liqnor ad-
vertising law.
Local freight agents in Wheeling,
West Virginia. have received notice OF
an embargo on all spirituous liquors.
: The. Toronto Globe and the Citizen
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Local freight agents In Wheeling
West Virginia, have received notice o
an embargo on all spirituous liquors
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
WARREN HAUSER,
STANLEY NETHERTON.
MOB LAW

The fact that Saton exercised the given him
by the laws Georgia. be criticized by those who
do the OF the mob which ynched Frank
nothing Every member OF the mob who voated
the law hagrany they did should receive the same PUNISH
ment Frank the hands OF the law Sen
have prevailed Franks behalf Governor Stations act was legal
exceed the power him by the law whatever may
have OF his mind when he COM
mued If influenced by the camor made by
conscience for him to determine
The him that exercise without requiring MN 10
give his he should have allowed the law to take
its course erred he saved life matter how worthless
that life be- The result his act is that the law has
said Frank could retain his life He had much right to that lite
Mary Phagan had hers 1t all that slayer victim had
mob when they brutay ynched him. just guilty
they should be convicted they should
punished he should have been If convicted Governor
should their though he have the power
One Governor believe in capital punishment and permit
euons another be opposed nhcng extreme penalties
the intention of the law punish by death
He could the imposition of the penalty murder periodical
according the OF the executive variable law
bad law Its should be uniform Because is bad
law furnishes for individuals make law and enforce
according their passions 1t remains be what
Georgia will do the blot upon good by the
mob-not by Frank.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

command for conviction and coercion for the sheriff
a
1t a
take deliver the votes of his Practitioners to candidate as it Is for
be prosecuted for the law should be respecter of
a
control the of church members would be for
a
candidate Such conduct offensive
rich white black that prostitute
science ought be broken police
crime by other crime
robe cannot sancy treason authority to preach does with
give permit TO- tel us how No in joining the should
duty to the state The earth times drenhed
and the medieval
and their torture should not be tolerated a
Laws should be passed prohibiting preacher
TO- any candidate for Office and suitable
as much menace to church and state politician
preach ms politics from the pulpit
more than he make profanity
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
THE END OF LEO M. FRANK

Under the Federal Constitution each State has full police
that each State has the right fix the punishment for
committed within borders In Georgia the punishment
for death Leo NJ Frank and the highest
both of the United his State
the sency the evidence which he convicted and
the question whether his constitutional rights had been
vaded Hyera sympathy from outsiders induced Governor
who had the defeat the decree of the United States
Court the Mob law only prevail
under conditions where like the Governor Georgia
overthrow the will of the Governor Saton did this
The newspapers have had their influence this
The charge that Frank convicted by
The books full of judgments
by ue swayed by passion prejudice have been aside
and have evied for setting them aside 1t is
but another indicating question committing
and pardonng should be decided by board of pardon the
having the only until the board could
upon the question of communication.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

Carson and Churchill both active in their efforts
benefit from the Lincoln Highway They will succeed and does
as if Lyon county afford to sleep no longer
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21


o The
Of banker to be the
the
industries He does this by buying
in
other financial houses great and
public the securities purchased by
employ travelling
which
wholly another should be unw
of
This
securities
through direct The willingness
and
banker who attempts
in
therefore OF business In many
Bonds Of this nature are issued IN
security for their bonds which In their
in America thus placing the farming INDUSTRY
facilities obtain capital
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
In the Eighth Judicial Distr;ct Co.,
of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County OF LYON

In the matter of the Estate Of Ce,a.
Podetti, sometimes known
Charles Maier, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the =,
dersigned was duly appointed bv n.
above entitled Court as administered
of the estate of Celeste Podetti SOM
times known as Charles Maier ds
ceased, and duly qualified as such ,d
ministrator on the 2lst day of Nav
1915.
All persons having claims aoa;rs.
said estate are required to file s,ch
claims with the proper vouchers and
statutory affidavit attached. with N.
Clerk of the Court within tbrs.
months from the date of the first NH
LEGATION of this notice.
Dated July 10Th, A. d. 1915
A. GRANT MILLER,
Administrator.
Date of first pub, July "a, 1915
Last pub, August p, 1915.
Last pub, Aug. p, 1915.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

The firm Neteron has been dissolved Mr. Net-
eron retiring from the business.
WARREN HAUSER,
STANLEY NETHERTON.
Oino 70 pressing business demanding attention
and being unable to devote the
the paper Mr. Netheron compelled withdraw from the hr
as The will be conducted under the man
apement of Warren Hause to the hrm
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

'stok and Archangel are not yet in danger.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

Jane Adams has be soused before he will engage
in a bayonet charge Jane believe you.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

What could Mr. Bobo expect with such name?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

In parts OF Europe the simple life has bee
horrible death.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21

The opposed to woman suffrage are not nearly d" ~
Lyon county they year ago. Inc new - "
Of termed the I'm de sece
She to stay ana she IS edo
ing her brother aspire higher things all the time n Wr
sometime said "Our grandmoehrs were ola at o anu "
sometime since said Our erandmothers old at forty and
freside but to be President OF her cuD
opponent the progressive woman wish TO
conditions that prevailed couple
of generations ago?
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
MORE TEAM WORK NEEDED, LOCALLY

Last effort made organize the agricultural pro-
duers of this enable them the best market for
their products Lack OF permitted the organization die.
Churchill has effected similar association, and the
papers pushing along Cooperation among the farmers
prevail and the longer delayed the greater the loss the
individual and loss the community will surely follow.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-08-21
Peter RadtOrd
On Church and State

The recent action of of the leading churches OF
this nation in annual convention demanding that the
aymen vote only for candidates for Office whose views
coincide with those of the clergy of the leading
political issues, and direct and indirect efforts OF other
church organizations interfere with the freedom OF
the ballot make of the pers OF this and
present problem that should receive thoughtful con-
sideraton of both laymen and citizens
Sucking babes may well squirm in their cradles
when ministers in convention assembled release the
hearts OF and grab them by the throat for Chris
tanity has broken down religion has become farce and
pulpit failure When the church substitutes force