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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1915-06-03
NOTIcE OF kINDERCARle EN-.

Parents are reminded 'ha' me NH-
dcrgarten will open MONDAY JuH' +.
TO continue two months. II Is "'-'"
that all pupils be present at the open
ing session.
l.. B. Parsons,
superintendent.
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Damaged Clothing Saped
Farm Products

A few customers wanted for day old rugs II ex-
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Tea RoonS
Toilet Preparations

p1.EAO EVENING WHITE gives the throat.
shoulders and arms that nd,-crllably soft,
yrlNc,y, Iearly white look, Unexccilrd for tho
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Fireplace Supplies
FRANK u. GRAF MFG. co.

Fire tools, Andiruns, Crates and Scrrens
Rare styles and periods to be found skill.
fuiiy wrought In brass. bronze and iron.
wAREkOOMs, %? SEVENTH AVE. Cor.
2sth Street, Phone Chelsea $40.
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UNIFORM SYSTEM OF
BOOKKEEPING COMIMG

Denver, Dec. 29.--All public utilities
in the state of Colorado will be re-
quired after the first of the year to
keep their books under a uniform sys.
tenn of accounting. according to an
made by NJ. A. Ayles-
worth, state public utilities commits
sioner day or two ago.
Before January l an order requir.
ing this of privately owned, as well
as municipal corporations, will be is.
sued. The order is for the benefit
Of the commission. which in this way
will be able in short order to learg
from the books of any company under
its supervision Just what the operating
expenses and earnings Of the company
amount to.
Practically every utilities corpora
ton in the state will have to change
its present system Of bookkeeping as
there are very few companies today
which do not have their private sys.
tenn of bookkeeping.
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RETURN FROM auto
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA

Hal Galley and brother. A. w Gal
ley of Buffalo. Mimi, returned to Can
on City last Saturday afternoc, from
their automobile "trip to California.
They we're gone about six weeks and
travelled altogether something like
thirty-ive hundred miles. The speed.
ometer on their machine showed It to
be about fourteen hundred miles from
Canon City to Los Angeles by the
route they traversed.
Excepting tire troubles. which were
remarkably few considering the long
trip, they had no difficulties with their
machine, and for the most part they
found the roads in fairly good condi-
tion. They encountered no rain
storms, but for about hundred miles
near Flagstaff. Arizona, they had to
make the run through about six or
eight inches of snow. They ate their
Christmas dinner in Pueblo.
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HOLIDAY POSTOFFICE
BUSINESS GREATEST EVER

Figures compiled by Postmaster
Clark Cooper this morning show the
recent Christmas business OF the
Canon City postoffice to have been
considerably in excess of that of any
previous year. This is true in rela-
well as to the volume OF both out.
going and incoming mail. There was
received at the postoffice here during
the two weeks preceding December
twenty-sixth total OF s07 sacks OF
mail, exclusive of the heavier parcel
post packages. During the same pc
riod in 1914 the number OF sacks OF
mail received at the local office was
Ss4, a gain this year Of ffty-eight.
The outgoing mail from Canon City
for the two weeks preceding Decem-
Der twenty-sixth sotaIled 1882 sacks; i;
a gain Of IT'S over the same period
twelve months ago, when the number
was 557.
Heaviest incoming mail was on De.
cember twenty-second, twenty-third,
twentyfourth and .twenty.fifth. when
100. 1872. 1o3 and log sacks respective.
ny we're received. The heaviset out.
going mail was on December TWEEN.
tieth. twenty-hrst. twenty-second and
twenty-third respectively. when Ill.
105, 10S and Ss sacks respectively
were dispatched. The package mail
this year was better packed, wrapped
and addressed than usual and came
through in better shape than common.
The improvement in the wrapping and
addressing Of packages is believed to
have been due to the demonstrations
and educational propaganda carried on
by the parcel post division OF the post
office in all parts OF the country dur
ling the last year or two.
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FIRST AUTO LICENSE
FOR 1916 ISSUED

The first 1916 automobile license
to be issued in Fremont county was
made few days ago at the county
clerks office to ]. E. Miller Of Canon
City and was No. 3s.001 in the state
series. The first Of the 1915 motor
cycle licenses was granted to Andrew
Stampfei Of Rockvale and was num-
bered 4401. The applications for these
motor vehicle licenses Is beginning to
be brisk and It is expected to occupy
much Of the time Of the county clerk
and his deputies during the next three
or four days.
The sale OF 1915 automobile licenses
was not begun until Jan. 1st, and as
the county clerks office was not able
to handle all of the busienss in short
time It was necessary to permit a few
weeks to elapse before the enforce
ment Of the motor vehicle law was be-
gun. All motor cars must be licensed
by Jan. 1, 1915. SO licenses will have
to be secured this week.
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RICHARDS BROTHERS
VISIT DYING FATHER

Pueblo. Dec. 2s.-Hoping to reach
home in time to see their father alive,
Ed, Dan and Charlie Richards, La
Veta miners charged with murder,
were taken from the Pueblo county
Jail to their home at Rockvale last
night in custody of a deputy sheriff.
The father, Joseph Richards, is re.
ported to be dying.
Two weeks ago Martin Martinolicn,
one Of the La Veta miners held in the
county jail here for the Staying of
three mine guards and chauffeur, re-
ceived a telegram saying that his
mother was dying at La veta. He
Tas taken quickly to his home, but
did not arrive until after the parent
had passed away.
The Richards brothers left Pueblo
in the custody Of Deputy Sheriff Bou-
ges. They probably will be returned
TO this city tomorrow.
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CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
At TIVE Y. N. c. 4.

Nowhere perhaps in Canon City was
of enthusiasm and enjoyment than at
the Y. NJ. C. A. The program was q
varied one and was designed primar
lily for the entertainment of the ju
though others were present to enjoy
the festivities.
The celebration began at 10 O'Clock
in the morning with basket ball
game between the Junior AS and Ju
nior Leaders. which was won by the
latter by a small margin. This con-
test was followed by other sports and
stunts in the gymnasium that lasted
until noon.
An incident of the occasion was a
Christmas tree, or rather two of them,
with Santa Claus In the full regalia
of his office for each of them. They
distributed candy, nuts. ETC., among
the 12o boys present to the delight and
merriment of all.
At the conclusion of the athletic
program in the gym the boys were
conducted to the natatorium in the
basement Of the building, where all
were given complimentary ticket to-
the swimming pool, which! in fun and
hilarity was the event of the day.
Next Saturday. New Years day, there
will be a program at the Y NJ. C. A.
for the senior members of the organi-
This will be semi-public af-
fair and large number of people are
expected to be present. There will
be music. athletic games and general
good time for all.
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CARD oE THANKS.

We wish to express our gratitude
and appreciation for the many kind
acts and words of comfort given to us
by our neighbors and friends on
Beaver Creek and in the city during
the last illness and death Of our low.
ed one. To Rev. Ilsley for his many
comforting words. the choir which
rendered such heartfelt music. the
Masonic Order. Odd Fellows order,
the Yeomen and Maccabee Lodges,
and also for the many beautiful floral
offerings. We wish to thank Mr.. Fay
Moore and The Power Co., for the use
of their cars.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGeary.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Merris and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis S. schlaf.
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sl7oO, Sullivan & Farley Co. $1,000.
J. Bald & Co. $1,000. Boston Dry
Goods Co. $500. Colo. Supply Go.
$4,000. J. d. Scavarda 5000, Il. Scheu-
BILE $500, Portland Store Co. s5As5
Hendricks & Worth 5000.
Rent for Poor-M. e. Lewis $500.
Mrs. John Pierce 5000. Tom orecchio
s2f.0o.
Services for Poor-Dr. Otis Oren-
dorf 1900. Lane & Reiter $1,000.
Treas. 355.5l.
Taxes AIlowed-Biake Rogers Treas.
s5se2.
Care Of Insans-Dr. Hubert Work
sl2S.U0.
contraet-supplies for Co. Hospital
awarded to Canon Gro. Co. for si2s(
c. A. LISKINS,
County Clerk.
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eAMON COUPLE WE'D
AT DENVER SATURDAY


Miss Grace Hammond and Mr.. War
rem Ireland played Holiday joke or
their friends Saturday by quietly slip
ping away to Denver to be married
They secured the license at Boulder
and we're married Saturday evening al
the parsonage of the Central Presby'
terian church of Denver by Rev. Chas
Mcneil.
Miss Hammond was attended by her
two sisters. MisaNe Maude and Blanche
Hammond, of Denver.
After the ceremony wedding din
ner was served at the Shirley hotel,
where the bride and groom were stop
ping while in Denver.
The newlyweds returned to Canon
City Monday night on No. Is and for
the present are stopping at 612 River
street.
Both the young people are we'll
3nowu in Canon and their many
friends wish them much happiness.
Mrs. Ireland has been with Frey G
Collins for several years, and Mr.. Ire
land has long held position as guard
at the penitentiary.
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CASHIER OF PUEBLO
BANK Is ARRgsrEn

Pueblo. Dec. 2s.-F. A. Bracken, for.
mer cashier Of the closed international
Bank OF Commerce, was indicted To-
day BY the county grand jury on two
counts, charging that he received d.
posits for his Institution after fl was
'nsolyeut. Two moro indictments
Charging mismanagement OF the bant.s
anairs. were returned against ]. O
Greene. who was cashier of the banL
Just preceding Brackens incumbencv
Bond for Bracsen was set at $4,000
he was arrested this afternoon an,i
spent several hours in an EFFORT ~
obtain bond. Up to late hour he haa
not succeeded. 1
J Q. Greene and his brother. W. X
Greene. former president of ,ba ha.,.i
already are in jail on charges Dreyi.
orsly made. 'e'-
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PURCHASED HALF INTEREST
IN ROYAL CLEANING CONCERN

Mr.. Roy Easterly and wife have
purchased half interest in the firm of
the Royal Cleaners Dyers & Remodel
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easterly come from
Pueblo where they have been connect
ed with one of the largest firms of that
city. Previous to coming to Pueblo
Mr.. Easterly had charge of the fancy
work and alteration department of the
Garfield County Tailors of Enid, Okla
homa, where he and his father con-
Quoted an establishment for about ten
years.
Mrs. Easterly was formerly Miss Ina
Pendleton of this city, who ran a
ladies' tailoring establishment in this
city for number of years. She will
have charge of the Ladies' alteration
and suit department.
Mr. and Mrs. Easterly are very popu
lar in social and church work. Mr..
Easterly, prior to coming to Canon
City, sang each night at the Pixies
Peak Theatre at Pueblo and also sang
for various lodges.
Mr.. Canoose, former partner in the
firm, will leave today for Kansas City
and the firm hereafter will be under
the management of Gene IsleY and
Roy Easterly.
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srockAoLoeRs, MEETING.

The term OF years for which The
Fremont Building and Loan Associa-
ton. which Is corporation organized
under the Laws OF the State OF Colo
RADIO. was so organized. II about to e.
pire: and said corporation has not
been administered upon as an expired
Corporation. and has not gone into
liquidation. and has not had any set
uement OF its affairs. and the Under
signed. who now own 10 per cent OF ~
OF the outstanding capital stock OF
said Association. do hereby call
special meeting Of the stockholders OF
said The Fremont Building and Loan
Association, to be- held ~ its principal
office. No. 51s Main street. in Canon
City. Fremont County. Colorado, on.
Friday the End day Of February A..D
1916. at the hour OF 1880 O'Clock. p. IN
for the purpose OF considering and act.
ing upon the question OF the extension
of the term OF the existence OF said
Corporation for . term OF twenty
years from and after March iith, ~
ID. 1916. which Is the time when the
term OF existence OF said Association
will expire.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
regular--Aneuai Meeting OF the stock
holders OF The Fremont Building ana
Loan Association viii be held at fits
principal oface. No. ga Main street
In Canon City. Fremont county. COLI
rado. on Friday. February End, 1916.
at the hour OF 1880 O'Clock D. M, AZ
which time and place n Board OF D..
rcciors should be elected and any
other lawful business should be trahs.
acted. One or more amendments To
the Bylaws OF said Association win
be submitted for action at said meet
ing. and at said meeting said stock.
holders will consider and act upon inc
question Of amending its Articles OF
Incorporation by reducing the author.
lied capital stock OF said Association
from the sum OF 5000 900. 90 to the sum
OF sl50.000.0o or sie0, 10000. as said
stockholders shall determine.
GUY U. HARDY. President.
CHARLES z. WALDO. Secretary.
neins owners OF one-tenth OF the capt.
tai stock OF said Association.
First Publication. Dec. 30. 1915.
Last Publication. Jan. %, 1916.
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RETURN TO MISSOURI

Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Dickinson. who
have been here several weeks visit.
ing their son. Rex Dickson, left on
Monday for the east. They will
spend few days in Kansas City be-
fore. going on to their home in Edo
rado Springs, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickson were very much pleased with
Canon and we're especially impressed
with the cleanliness OF the city.
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SOCIAL NOTES.
YOUNG MEN GIVE STAG PARTY.

J One of the most thoroughly enjoy
able affairs given in town during the
holiday week was the stag party given
Sunday afternoon by Messrs- Claude
Hensch, Huff and Harrison at the D.
A. Lamoureux home on Greenwood ave
nue..
There were thirteen young men pres
ent at the party who were invited to
participate in: an elaborate assortment
OF good things sent Mr.. Hcnsch by his
former law associates, Leigh & Cham
berlain. including the stenographers
and office boy of the firm, of Mobile.
Ala. Mt Hun and Mr.. Harrison also
contributed to the menu from their
Christmas boxes received from home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamoureux also gave
their assistance to the success of the
party in planning the service and they
turned the home entirely over to the
gayety of the occasion.
Those present were the Messrs. Ro-
land Armstrong. Eric McKellar, James
Peabody, Hun, McKellar, Ernest Nc
Lain, Marvin Smith. Robert Pryor, E.
r. Chappell. Hugh Willis, Harrison,
Maple Harl and Claude Hensch.
GREENWOOD CORPS MEETING.
The members of Greenwood Corps
No. %. w. r. c., entertained the old
soldiers at their second annual din
ner Wednesday in the dining room Of
the !. o. o. F., hall. There were about
seventy present in all, the old soldiers
members Of the corps and invited
guests.
A chicken pie dinner was served
with all accomplishments. with different
kinds of pies for dessert. Mrs. H. P.
Nelson was chairman Of the commit
tee having the matter in charge. Com
rade Dunlap favored the company
with music on the fife. Mr.. vanPatten
rendered two vocal solos.
The regular meeting of the corps
was held at 2:30 with Mrs. Dunlap,
presiding. Mrs. Coulter acted as Sec
retary protein. 1t was decided to
accept the invitation of Greenwood
Post to hold a joint installation Sat
urday afternoon, January 8. Mrs.
Dickson, member OF corps in Mis-
souri,, gave a short talk. There being
no special business to transact, the
session was short one
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TO ourrEv SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Carver returned to
their home at Guffey last Sunday af-
ter having spent the holidays here.
Mrs. Carver had for the previous two
weeks been staying with her mother.
Mrs. Gresham. who has been comm.
ed 70 the house for some time past
with the grippe. MI. and MFs. Carver
were guests at family litnsF q the
residence Of the fOrmer1 n6lhsr on
Christmas DAY.
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WILL GO TO KANSAS ERlpAx

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey are plan.
n,ns 70 leave tpr Norton. Kansas, on
friday OF this week whore they az.
pee. 20 make their home. Mr.. Bailey
Is financially Interested In a flourInr
mill at Norton and VIII devote him.
sen 70 looking after its management,
Mr.. ana Mrs. bailey have rented their
leAiuonc" property at tho uouthwsss
corner Of Seventh atroet ana RudS
avenue % Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Wilhin.
sen and family.
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SPENDING AoL.DAys Here

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. schweisert are
the Christmas guests OF his parents
Judge and Mrs. J. g. Echweigert Of
Greenwood aenue. They expect to re-
main in Canon until the nrst Of the
year. Mr.. schweigert II travelling
salesman for the Nevln Candy COM
pany with headquarters IN Dsnver.
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WE WILL PLEASE YOU.

Barber shop at Millers Hotel. First
class BARRIERS. everything clean, sani-
tary and up to-date. ]. P. WAITS,
Proprietor.
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SYNOPSIS.


ZIdora Is left an orphan at an Early
age Her father Is killed in n - nine.
~ ora and the fortune from y ainc,
WI oh grows 10 be worth $-OpyJUl are
LETT In the guardianship OF Frank /, aene,
Huloras mothers brother Zudori CIV
inS promise OF great beauty, reaches the
age II eighteen The uncle who h, set
himself up as a Hindu mystic and Is
known ms Iiassam All, decides that zu-
dora must die before she can have a
Chance to come into possession OF her
money, SO that II may be left to him, the
next OF kin l1assain All sees an OIL tacle
In his scheme in the person Of John
storm, a young lawyer, for whom Xu-
aora has taken fancy. and he com
mands the girl TO put the man out Of her
mind Zudora insists that II she cannot
marry Storm she win marry no one.
We'll. well" says Hassam All, III you
lake such a stand IN compromise. Solve
M, next twenty cases and YOU can marry
HIM fail in single case and you must
Ienounce him"
Xudora, using the knowledge gained
from years Of association with her uncle,
uhraves u battling mystery aud wins her
first case-a case In which John Storm Is
saved from being convicted Of a murder
instigated by Hassam All himself
Iudora and lassam All visit Nabok
ShAn's house. where sleep oVercomes ev
cry one whenever Nabok attempts to mar
~ princess. Storm, seeking Zudora, Is
made a prisoner Zudora foils Nabok
shan restores the princess TO her original
lover and saves Storm from death.
maker of diamonds tells Ilassam All
his secret. Storm informs Zudora that
his life ls being attempted frequently
storm suspects Hassam All Storm Is
arrested for stealing the diamond makers
gems but Iudora discovers the real
thieves-a pair OF mice
The negro help employed on Storms
fathers farm are fleeing because great
skeleton hand appears at night upon q
hill near by. Storm Is baffied In his In
vestigation. but ZudOra learns that her
uncle has employed Jimmy Bolton, a half
witted man. thus to annoy Storms par
ens Zudora finds Bolton operating
big magic lantern and Is attacked by
him Storm opportunely appears and saves
her from Bolton.
liassam All asks Zudora to find a gem
lost by two mysterious old men Zudora
gets photograph Of the gem and II burns
In her hand. An old house Is mined by
liassam All and the old men Storm and
ZudoIa are lured there and narrowly es-
cape destruction when the house blows up |
john McWinter endeavorlng TO trap and |
Kill George Smith. Is killed himself. and |
Smith Is charged with murder Hassam
All consplres to have John Storm meet
the same fate as McWinter, and he and
storm are overcome by powerful fumes |
Hudora saves them. proves that Melvin |
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man 10 leave any stone unturned to
recover his boy, he apple Of his eye
SO he and Mrs Van Wick decided
TO pay Ilnssam Ali II visit. They sum.
moled the ear and started out for
iiaSSam Ais house Xudorn Impress
ed them both far more than the mystic
himself
DO You think you can help us2'
MY niece viii see what she can
do, said HasSnm All, or rather Has
sam Mis- donble.
Bat Young woman" said Van
Wick doubttuIly
Iassnm Ali laughed "Shc may look
fragile, but wire looks fragile
hut these men are desperate charac-
ters
And will be the last people in the
world to suspect fragile young wo
man Of being on their trail.
Don't worry over the fact that am
Il woman, said Zudora, smiling. II
can take care of myself. have been
able to do so thus far. If 1t Is posi-
bic to find the boy I'll do It.
And remember" said the father.
there is no depth to my pocketbook
so far as that boy is concerned. But
God help those daStards IL they are
cruel to him. Well, We'll trust the case
to you, Miss Miss
"keene,' said Zudora. "zudora
keene"
Good luck and God bless you, Zu
dora keene." said the mother
Poor thing said Zudora. when the
parents had gone. "l'hc most dcspica
bic being IN the world is kldnaper.
1t is a vile game; and these men should
suffer the exact fate Of murderers.
Think of the little boy, suddenly bercft
Of mother love, surrounded by strange.
menucing faces. 1t Is HORRIBLE
The psuedo uncle looked at her with
that kidnapping was II low crime 50 far
~ taking children away from their
parents and holding them for ransom,
with threats of mutilaton or death
He did not add. however that between
kidnapping and abduction there was
wide difference In Significance The
truth is. Baird was Wearying Of this
game he was playing He wanted to
be himself to play Il game Of his own;
he was young, and he wanted the lib
erty that went with youth There was
no doubt In his mind that keene, the
real Hassam All, was dying. He might