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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-09
EXPATRIATiON LAW IS
HELD CONSTITUTIONAL

Washington, D. c., Dec. THE SUI
preme court today affirmed the de-
cision Of the California court in
terpreting the federal expatriation law
OF 1907 as constitutionally applicable to
women who continue to live in the
United States after marrying foreign
ers as we'll as those who marry for
eigners and live abroad.
The case was brought by Mrs. Ethel
c. Mackenzie, who was denied registry
by San Francisco election officials be-
cause she married q subject Of Great
Britain.
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MINISTER OF SWEDEN
NOT AIDING GERMANS

Washington, D. c.. 1.-THE Swe-
dish legation today formally denied
published reports that the minister
from Sweden, W. A. F. Ekengren, had
transmitted communications from
Count Won Bernstorff, the German am
bassador, to the Berlin foreign office.
The British ambassador. Sir Cecil
Spring Rice, sent a denial to Secretary
Lansing that his embassy ever had
sent to the American government a pro-
test against such actions by the Swe-
dish minister.
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MORE PACIFlSTS WILL
JOIN FORD IN EUROPE

New York, Dec. There are lie
members in the Ford peace party now
Oscar III, according to announcement
made today by the line owning the yes
sell The names have not yet been re-
ceiVed here.
The line also announced frat reser
vatIons have been made on the Fred
erik VIII which sails igt, his Wcck
for rs persons who intend - loin Tbs
To,d Marty in NorwtN
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-12-09
BIG INCREASE SHOWN -.
IN IRISH POPULATION

Dublin, (by maiD--The latest census
figures for Ireland show an increasing
population. This for Ireland. is an
agreeable novelty. For the quarter
ended September 80, last, the number
|of births in Ireland was 27,7779, a rate
|cf eos per thousand. and the deaths
1850. rate Of 1874 per thousand.
There were only .3,511 emigrants, 50
that the net increase in population b
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WILL MEET WILSON.

Washington, Dec. 6.-President
Wilson had on his list of callers to-
day Baron Shibausawa, a prominent
Japanese, who is touring this country
in the interests of the International
Sunday School congress to be held in
Toxic after the war
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DRAFT OF ARMY BILL
SUBMITTED TO VIII SON

Washington, D. c., Dec. 7-Chairman
Hay, of the House military committee.
conferred with President Wilson today
on the details Of Mr.. Hays army plan.
It Is understood Mr.. Hay and the adj
ministration leaders are in practical
accord on the measure.
In drafting the measure Mr. Hay and
Chairman Chamberlain, of the Senate
military committee, also have held sew
eral conferences with Secretary Garri-
Non '.. '..r ... -.
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QUAKE SHOCKS FELT
IN SOUTHERN ITALY

Rome, (via Paris), Dec. 6.--Earth
shocks were felt at 2 o'clock Sunday
morning in Latfum, at Foil Frosinone,
Genna, Caprino and Tivoh There was
neither loss OF life nor damage to
property.
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BERLIN IN IGNORANCE =.
OF AMERICAN ACTION

Berlin, Dec. THE newspapers Of
Berlin have no information thai. the re-
call OF Capt. Karl Begged and Capt.
Franz Won Papen, German naval and
military attaches at Washington has
been asked.
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COMPOSER Is DEAD.

Berlin, (via London), Dec. 6.-Gostav
Hollaender, composer Of music for the
violin and dano. Is dead He was GS
years old ... ..
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A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
TO MAKE THEIR HOME
IN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. E. @. Bettis win
leave next Tuesday for California
where they expect to make their
home. Their purpose In removing to
the Pacific coast is to AFFORD Mr. Bet.
It's an opportunity Of looking after his
mining property in Nevada. which is
located in the Battle Mountain dis
trict, about sixty miles from Winnie
mucca. Just where they will make
their home has not been decided, but
it will will probably be in Los Angeles,
or the immediate vicinity. Mr.. Belts
will maintain business offices In Los
ngeles and Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Bettis has been a resident Of
colorado for thirty-fve years and has
played no inferior part in the develop
ment Of its resources He expects tc
return to Canon City on business
trip in March. and. in the meantime
ne furniture and household effects oi
the family viii be stored here. Tx
:etus residence property. corner d
Rudd ave-, and Seventh street, hal
oeen sold to Frank Singer.
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City is to have larger number OF Wis
tors of that kind next summer than
during any previous period in its his
tory. Hotel and other accommoda-
ions have already been booked by
the chamber of commerce for eleven
hundred visitors during May, June and
July and only beginning in that res
pect has been made Hundreds, per-
ihaps thousands, of tourists will stop
off here next summer for day or two
while en- route to the Panama-Paciflc
exposition at San Francisco for the
purpose Of looking into the Royal
Gorge conceded to be one of the great
est scenic wonders Of the Rocky Noun
tains. 1t is more easily accessible
tc visitors than either the Yellow
stone National park or the Grand
anyon of Colorado, and, for that rea-
son, costs less to see it. An expen-
sive detour from the main lines of
travel is nececcary to visit the Vel
lowstone National park and the Grand
anon of the Colorado; the Royal
Gorge is on one. of the great trans
continental highways between the east
and the west.
So far as the public roads are con-
cerned they are in fairly good condi-
ton at present. but must be improv-
I'd in tire for the coming of a flood
If visitors next summer Canon City
people have abundant reason to look
forward to the future with hopeful
ness and satisfaction, but to make
the most of the privileges they enjoy
and the opportunities before them for
larger and better community they
must unite for common purpose and
pull together for the general good.
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FIVE ceMrs pRovEs II

A Generous oMsr. Cut out this ad,
enclose with cents to Foley 4 Co,
Chicago. Illinois, writing your name
and address plainly. and receive a
free trial package containing Foiey's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs,
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills,
for kidney and bladder complaints
backache. pains in joints, rheumatisu'
and Foley cathArtic Tablets, . whole.
some and thoroughly cleansing cath.
arsie-trx al tkses ier 5 ei.is. ~
cost Of msiling. sold 81 ne corHSz
Dsue Bssrs.--alE.
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10 90. Fee p.ssralnla

Thousands Of people keep o. suffsr
ins with Neuralgia because they d
not know what to DO for It Neural
gia Il . pain in the nerves. wha'
you want to do Is TO soothe the nervs
ITSELF Apply sloan's Liniment TO the
surface over the painful part-do not
rub II in sioan's Liniment penetrate.
very quickly to the sore. irritatsd
nerve and allays the Inflammation
Get : bottle Of sloan's Liniment ioI
Is cents Of any druggist and have Il
in the house against Colds. Sore and
Swollen Joints. Lunbaso. sciasies
and IKE ailments. Your money basa
= rot sat,sae1. but Il DOS givs y
most instans rslisl.-Adv.
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]. n. RAeSDkLE & son
N BUSINESS At CREnAv


J. NJ. Rassdale 4 Son, for the last &
sixteen or seventeen years residents
OF Canon city. are now engaged in
the mercantile busiaess at charaw,
Colorado. thrifty. progressive little .
community on the A. v. Railroad.
some ten miles north OF La Jnnta in
otero county. where old friends fr1p
here may at All times be assured Of
cordial welcome at their hands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ragsdale and family
came TO Canon City from Newton,
Kansas. in 1897 and shortly afterwards
the firm Of j. N. Ragsdaie & Sons
vas formed to engage In the real es-
tate and insurance business. which
was prominent for many years in the
commercial life OF the community.
IN Ragsdaie, who was at first asso-
clated with the interests of the con-
cern. removed in the course OF few
years to the Canadian northwest :
where he engaged in business for
himself The business here was sub
scquently carried on by j. NJ. Rags- :
dale and Thad V. Ragsdaie under the
Enme Of J. NJ. Rassdale = Son and
Was one Of the most progressive and
sntsrprising Of its character in the mp
rer Arkansas valley.
The firm OF J. NJ Rassdaie & Son
was energetic and public spirited and
ready at all times TO do what II could
to further the best interests OF the
town. In the future OF which 1t had
a sublime faith. The optimism Of the ,
mombers Of the firm in Canon City
and in the growth OF ito popuiation
and prosperity, a. well A. cf the sur
rounding country. WAS Of the most
abiding kind and they were led into
extensive real estate Investments that
froyed non-prod1ctive. and. In the end
developed into financial hurden that
they were unable TO carry without
making heavy sacrifices. They also
made Investments on The western
soipe that were even more unfortu-
nate for them than those At home and
lost heavily ~ . result
The enterprise In which J. =. Rags
dale I sos 4 sasase1 a chenw I.
nos vsfy IAsus, Int ~ prospeess sorN.
lie ezpansich ars sod aaa ihere =
Fsasuo 70 bsllSss mat MA ~ pash
and snsrsy ths membsfs q the arm
VIII Pot late sts opsrntions Il vilf
grov into an institntisn o. rsai ess-
siee 70 ths people q ne surFpundins
countzy. Mr. ana Ma Tha1 RasDlais
ana snnny Asys bssa - cAsnv ssv-
eraI wesks. Mr.. ana Mr.. }. n,
Raesdsis Joined them there At later
date.
The loss Of these two excellent
families is matter OF regret win
many people here and their Canon
City friends hope that their removal
is not permanent. bit that q ssns
time in the ysars 70 cone thsy CA
sea their Wy clear TO return % can-
on City 70 maize their home.
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Gone 10 etais y. ~. 6. 4. cervsntisn
". c. Thomas left this morninE
fer Boulder where be WIN dttsnd the
annual convention Of sAs Colorado
State Young Mems christian Associs-
ton. which met this morning for ..
three days session Herbert Naas
and Oscar swanson as stndsnt dsls-
gates WIN ieavs tonight for Boulder
to take part IN The coavsntion.
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state Of ohlO. chg Of Toledo. J.
Lucas County.

Lucas County,
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm Of g.
]. Cheney & Co.. doing business IN
the City OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. and that said firm viii pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this sth day of De-
cember. A. D. 1886.
A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken inter
nally and acts directly upon the bIood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials. free
, F. ]. CHENEY q co. Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists. 76c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
pation.-adv.
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Card o. TaANKs.

We desire % suppress or siAesr.
.hanks ~ hsaEsssit grAtituds q ths
many fsssels who - kindiy isnt Z
helping hand. and for their kind ex'
prsssions q sympathy in our sad BE-
reavsment in the loss Of our beloved
wife. daughter and sister. Maud Alice
Rally; also for the many beAutisa
iloraI oReFinss: assuring ~ that tas'l
kindnsas win ever BE- rsmembsEsd and
sppFeeia Charles 4. nsilly. Nh
Ah1s'ins Nov 40 family
Illiisils. ceio- Fsh. I. 1914 &: &:
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SOCIETY NOTES
Meclnq Of 8. z. 8.

The regular semi-monthiy session Of
Canon City Chapter No, 2l. 0. E. s,
vas held at Masonic Temple. Monday
evening. with the Worthy Matron,
Mrs .Ronleau, presiding.
Two candidates were initiated. sew
sTai letters were read from absent
members and one from another chap
ter. asking for the opening march Civ
en- by Chapter No. 21 at their exeinpli
fication of the ritualistic work al
Grand Chapter last year.
There was large number present
among them, several guests from
Rockvale, Coal Greek. Florence and
one from Roggen in Weld county.
For good of the order. short talks
we're made by several of the guests
After the close of the. session a
luncheon was served in the banquet
hall and every one present seemed %
find the evening pleasantly spent.
There will be work at the next ses
sion to be held February 10.
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READING, alin. P1rvin. Mf.. Patter

Reading, Miss Parvin, Mf.' Pntter-
son president Of South Canon Divi-
sion gave the names Of the membersl
the place of their birth with pleasant
"reminiscences, A very realistic meet
ibg of an Aid Society in which all the
members Of the 1st. Division present.
took part in old fashioned wraps,
each bringing her work-was held
with Sister Thomas. who made run
ming comments while preparing for
their coming. The subject under dis:
cussion was THE New Church Or
gam"
Plano solo-"sweet Bye and Bye"
With variations Miss Thomas.
Visit Of a Sister to stewart's in
New York in which she gives her ex-
perience in Taking an Elevator" In
ire costume of an elderly lady.
Reading- ..Birds of No Feather
Mrs. TwitcheIl.
Piano solo-Helen Howert
Reading-"Jeremiah. WIN ye Have
Me."-Mrs. Gaines.
Recitation-"send the Children to
Bed with Kiss--Mrs Haines with
liano. accompanied by Mrs. Rowe
cnne. =
There were abou. a hundred ladies
present
Dickens Club
Mrs. Minnie Harding was hostess
10 the Dickens club at their regular
Thursday afternoon meeting. The
reading of sPIekwlek Papers~ was
continued with Mrs. D. e Gibson.
Mrs. Joseph Maupin and Mrs. J. II.
Peabody doing the reading.
Luncheon Club.
Mrs. t. NJ. Harding. Jr.. charming.
ly entertained the Luncheon club at
well appointed luncheon at noon
Thursday at the Harding homo 500
Greenwood avenue. Later the suesN
vent TO the home OF Mrs. Frank L.,
Smith. just down the block and enjoy
ed the afternoon.
Bridge Party.
Monday evening while their huE-
bands we're At the Chamber Of Com
nerce banquet a number Of ladies en-
Keyed the hospitality Of aIrs. Minnie
Harding and NE svenins Hns spent
delishtfully =. hriass af,eF vhich .
spssndid lunch vaz sesvsd. :
The Juslsr EndosveFeso gntorin,nsd.
Tks members Of ths Junior EA1ea-
vor society Of tho First Prssbytsrisn
church were entertained FRIDAY even
ing at the home Of Carroll ana KAth-
erine Sweeney At hard times" par.
~ The guests arrived at : O'Clock
ottfred In rags and tattes and thor
oughly enjoyed every moment Of their
stay; playing games and exchanging
valentines.
Al $40 o'clock fortx-t -thr.a rlsfts
hoboes formed the bread line" prop
eriy ushsred In BY Policemen "Afutt'
and "JeR". After refrsshmsEts the
company sang "Tippsrafy" and then
departed for their respective homes.
This jolly event viii be long remsm-
bered BY the participants.
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hall and every one present seemed %
find the evening pleasantly spent.
There will be work at the next ses-
sion to be held February 10.
v "
Monday Reading Club.
The Monday Reading Club met this
week with Mrs. India Hiatt In the
absence of the president, Mrs. Coulter.
and the vice president being late on
account of attending funeral Mrs.
Evans acted as president.
Mrs. Coulter's little granddaughter
Betty. was reported better and the
secretary was instructed to write a
letter expressing the good wishes of
the club.
Mrs. Bethers grandson. Wallace.
was reported to be i'll with scarlet
fever. The secretary was asked to
write Mrs. Bethel letter OF sympa-
thy.
Mrs. Shoemaker reported receiving
letter from Mrs. Morrison, now liv-
ing at Los Angeles California. She
was a former member of the club.
She is very successful business wom-
an and keeps a grocery store. and in
connection with 1t she has 4 butcher
shop and bakery. She employs FIVE
clerks and had advertised Tor anoth-
er She has an automobile for de-
livering goods. she sent her dove %
the club members.
Mn. Evans read an article written
BY Thomas Nelson Page. entitled,
"The other side." being story q
tie southern slaves, Of their love ana
loyalty to their mastsrs.
During the social hour following
the reading. the hostess served cab
bage salad, waters. peaches with an
iced cream. dressing. two kinds Of
cake and coffee.
Mrs. Martin was present as guest.
The meeting NEXT week viii be With
Mrs. Bailey.
- -
'Woman's Club.
The regular weekly meeting q Ne
woman's club was held Tuesday aetsEs
noon at the Pythian hall with ths. vice
president. Mrs. johnson, presiding.
The report of the secretary Wns
read and approved and that q the
treasurer accepted.
The subject for the day was Colo
rado.' Mrs.. Weston having charge
of the program which was A. follcvs:
Piano Solo ...... Miss Edna Morrison
A graduate from Mt. scholastica's
Academy She responded to an
encore.
Reading "sister Ernestine'a Beaes
...:................. Miss Waitcu
She responded to an encors.
club goae ........... By The Cinb
written by ME- sweeasy.
Early Days Of Colombo" .....-..
................... Mn. 01h,beg
"colerldo stats Tlowsr'-wsiktsa
by Mn. Martusrite Lovs-npA1
By Mrs. wallace It win spDsas
in an early Issue Of Tue Record
Reminissnces Of Early Days "a ceIo.
rado. The Names given to DiRoeSni
Sections and Their Meanings. Coun.
ties Named for People in Diasrent
PArts os the State. And Read Z Posgl
entitled. THE Dust Of the ovsfieat
Trail;" Colorado. sunfiis.,' Nsitt1l
BY Mn. swsensy, rsad W Mn. ae6'
Ice. ! copy q vhieh app,ass = ~
Issue. climpsss q AsFiy Day ~
ne Residents cf canoa Clsy1 ~
Ilslen n. Lsviss ~
sfeese c'iv 3 Year, 49, M a
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Mrs. Rsspsnsld Eaterislns-

MIS-. sam McDonsid enssriained
Mesdames coryell. FsirbankS. Hunter.
Kibbie. Lounscksr. Lyons. Mansfield.
Rambo. Robinson. Ronlsau, Sale and
witcher Tuesday afternoon. at her
home. 1915 Greenwood avenue ss
$500.
Mrs. Frank May Of Rogsen was the
guest OF honor. Delicious refresh
ments were served At the close Of
the game. Mira. Mcdonald IL an ideal
hostess and her guests spent delight
rul afternoon.
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Song. Colorado adopted ~ the
Colorado Federation. written by Mrs.
Maude Price. of Colorado Springs
social followed. during which Rus
sian tea and fancy cakes were served
by the social committee. Mrs. Wal
lace and Mrs. Duncan. Ms. Sells
had charge OF the music.
At the meeting next week. members
whose names begin with j.. K. l..
win respond to roll call with current
events.
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Teaeher. Entertained BY pupils.

Master cummins Dozier and Miss
Farra Dozier we're interesting little
entertainers Monday at their home
when they acted as host and hostess
to three-course dinner given in hon
OF of their former and present school
teachers. 1t was pretty affair and
a happy idea for these young folks to
carry out and the ladies who were
present speak of 1t as a most delight
full occasion. Many teachers were in
vited and those in town to accept
were the Misses Harris, Spencer. Nc
conneIl. Cook, Finlee, Lucas. sher-
man. steacy and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Logan.
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Dickens Club.

Mrs. Minnie Harding was hostess
10 the Dickens club at their regular
Thursday afternoon meeting. The
reading of epiekwlek Papers~ was
continued with Mrs D. e Gibson.
Nrs. Joseph Maupin and Mrs. J. II.
Peabody doing the reading.
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Mrs. LInneer Happily Surprised .o'
Her Birthday.

Her 6irthoay.
Mrs. p. NJ. 1-inneer was happily sur
prised yesterday afternoon. 1t was
her birthday and to celebrate the event
Mrs. Nelson of 10th street came and
took Mrs. Linneer for. little auto
ride.
Sirs. Linneer locked the house but
when she returned she found that the
fiont door was unlocked Il am sure
I locked it." She exclaimed as she en-
tered the house. And then to her sur
prise she found the dining table all
set with dainty repast- She then
visited each room in hurry to ind
Who had played the trick and in the
bed room she found host Of lady
friends who were enjoying her sur
prise immensely.
A delightful afternoon followed.
Many beautiful presents. including q
pretty table cloth ard some silver
ware were presented To Mira Linneer.
Mrs. Anderson made the presentation
nIk.
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6hi d9oc 0e.
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AZ weman's Club.

~ WS"an S'~D'
In the report Of the woman's Club
the name Of Mrs. 7. N. Harding was
Inadvertently omitted.
She gave, "Reminiscences Of Colo
Erado." names siven to diRerent parts
OF The state and their meaning. and
closed by reading . poem entitled
"The Dust of the Overland Trail"
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General Ald seeIsty Nests.

0SUOt- - SNt0 00St0eJ S"~Oh%
The General Ala Society Of the n.
n church held its regular monthly
meeting Thursday commencing with
4 finely appointed i o'clock dinner in
which . COMMITTEES from each division
kaA Supsryiaion and acted ~ walters
A anely appointed chicksn dinner
with Al ths aecessorise vith cake,
DacAss aad whippeA essAn va serv-
% = desssrt
Il was such = granA suecses that
it hae, s'seu sns1pstsA tAas Il b
a annuAl AMIR.
xko rogulag 4eetirg wae caIlsd n
I&so w4th ne preni1sak Mn. Arm
strcng. n the ehalr.
Tho mesttng epenea with devotional
saercises, which opsnsd with = hymn
accompanied By Miss Ripley; Scrip
ture readIns, By Nrs schwsisert
prayer by Mrs. HOLE.
The repent q ths secretary for pre-
yious month va ~ and approved
H. report shcNsx s7t boqusis dia'
is,6uts n ~ ~ Alyistdas 1s1iql
H. nssih. ~ ,1,sl6tsy iepot.si
- ~ 4 nsldse.
el.l<S - Z.