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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-19
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The Trinity 4 Brasos Valley road
extended III freight service into Fort
Worth last night. and regular SER
vice will be maintained hereafter.
Just what steps viii be taken with
regard to passenger service y not
known.
This resumption OF service By the
Trinity Z Braxos Valley railway adj
ced another spoke" in Fort woth's
big wheel Of railroads and gives an
other opening to the coast.
The Trinity Z Braxos Valley line
Is operating over tracks leased from
the Houston 4 Texas Central from
waxahachie, and has combined ter
minal facilities with the Fort Worth
& Denver. For the present freight
service alone will be maintained.
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DISTRICT MEET|MG OF THE
MACCABEEs ON WEDNESDAY

Quite a little interest Is beihs
manifested in the district meeting
of the Woman's Benefit Association
of the Maceabees, which VIII De
convened here Wednesday morning.
II is an all day rally with open
session in the evening. A most IN
teresting program viii be rendered.
State Commander Mrs. Laura -.
Hart and District Deputy Mrs. Mary
r. Roach will be in attendance
Mrs. Hart will preside over the
meeting. The program announced
today is as follows.
Welcome address-Mayor Z. b.
Prince.
Benefits OF the order-Laura b.
Hart.
Drill--The Draping of Our Char
ter, by Dallas drill team.
Solo Mrs. Maud Biard.
Drill-The Flower Fund March,
by the Dallas drill team.
The address OF Mrs. Hart viii be
one of the very best numbers en- the
program and should be heard by ev-
cry member of the association.
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MOTHERS or THIS COUNTRY

have through all ages past and will
through all years to come take care
of the ordinary simple ailments in
cident 10 every family with their
own favorite remedy.
In almost every home in the land
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is the recognized standard
household remedy for female Ills
thousands of American women owe
their good health to it. Made from
the roots and herbs OF the field. it
is q simple remedy from which suf-
fering women may place perfect
confidence. 1t contains no narcotics
or harmful drugs. adv.
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H1I0R FUItAlL CAR IS
nfN ADDITION u uII

&. p. Spaldiag 4 company recei'e'
their handsome motor funeral cur
this morning. and II was cShio''e"
for a time In trent of the under'ah-
ing establishment. The new car y
= combination hearsc and Flower
: ason. especially designed for ser
,ice In snail cities. The color Is
silver grey with dark tone TRIM
niings. deliberately carved and deco
rated. The itcrior finishings are IN
mahorouy. The first deck is large
and roomy for the casket. and yet u
second deck gives ample room ior
Tie storage of floral offerings. Inc
machine is equipped with electric
starter. electric lights and all equip
r,ent necessary for first class ma
chine. Instead of the rnsightiy eA-
ira tire and rim on the OUTSIDE :
nice compartment is arranged III inc
form OF a large drawer undernea'h
tie bed of the machine for storage
of tools, rims and tires.
The big machine would necessarily
attract attention anywhere. MT.
spalding said he has an order out ior
an ambulance to match.
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WaNallaciiie Music Club.

Friday, October %. at 1880 D. nj.
Roll call; Musical news from
Musical America.
Subject. Dance forms.
Questions:
T. Is music a language. science or
art?
2. Relation between music and
dancing?
3. First type of rhymthic music?
4, Influence OF Trcuyadors. mols-
ter singers and Ministries on secular
mrsic?
3. Attitude of early religious
composers to dance forru2
g. Note difference in early church
forms and secular.
= Discuss origin OF instrumental
music: fits obligations to dance form.
& Discuss cayalii. and Coreli of
the 10Th century
. Name some Of the oldest dance
fcrms-and describe
10. Contrast the Suite with the
Sonata
n. What fiyaled Interest IN
dance fonq "a as lslb century,
~. ,'ise histor, of the waltz
~. What compoaers have used
waltz increment in their compost
tiong
&C. Give example oi dance tunes
iniiuduroa ipiu modern Uoik.
o.. what nation. have most dis-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-19
WAXAHlCH|E GIRL ENTERS
WORLD FILM CONTEST

Miss Theresa Elizabeth 0dom of
Waxahachie, Texas. has entered the
Beauty and Brains" contest being
conducted by the Photoplay Maya
zine in conjunction with the World
Film Corporation The proposition
is to send eleven young women to
the studios at Fort Lee, New Jer-
sey, across the river from New
York City where they viii he Civ
en- a thorough try-out as film ae-
tresses. All of their expenses viii
be paid on this trip and, Il they
show any talent, they VIII be given
contracts for a period of not less
than one year at regular salaries
paid to stars.
No effort viii be spared to make
film stars of these young women.
Miss Lillian Russell and MIR. Will
liam A. Brady are among the
judges of the contest. Their expert
ence and reputation alone assures
contestants of every possible con
sideration based solely upon abili-
ty.
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Meeting of Women.

Meeting of Baptist women Mon
day, Oct. 18th, will be church day
with the Baptist ladies. There will
be an all day meeting of the ladies
at the church Lunch will be pack
ed for the orphans home. Any
ladies who have bundles of cloth
ing and can't deliver them 10 the
church, please phone Mrs. Cscie
Sweat Let all the women come
and have part in this good work.
MRS. OSCIE SWEATT.
Chairman Committee.
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A ~ ~ eens tneFUase d the 30
1ue(1Sa 81 - q - pr cat II
~ sa1erss ~ cotton yarn MARRIED
The activities Of the JapaReae cotton
fplnnine snd weaving mills h 1914.
according to reports fron IN Amcrt-
cea consul. despite the unssttled
|eond5tions IL the world markets that
Arrested Industry and trade every-
where during the last six months
OF the year Piece goods, however,
remained practically stationary ~
% tho total value Of exports. al
though radical CHANGES occurred in
the shipments to China and Kwang-
tune-to China, 77.ol2.lss yen
worth against ls,s71.ss3 yen IN
1914: to Kwangtung. s.los.54s yen
against s.2so.554 ycn- AT the close
of 1914 the Industry boasted 49,
s1o more spinning spindfcs, 1s.osA
more twisting spindIes. and 1860
more looms than II has q year and
. half previous.
These are among the interesting
facts disclosed BY the additional sta
tistical data on the japanese cotton
industry that has recently been OBJ
tanned by the Bureau OF Foreign and
Domestic Commerce. department of
and embodied in n L.
page booklet. Japanese Cotton
Goods Industry and Trade" Special
Reports No. "A. While
issued as supplement 10
an earlier publication OF the bureau
t"Cotton Goods in Japan Special
Agents Series No. SEA- 2S2-page
that reviews the history
a the Japanese option Industry
from the establishment OF the first
spinning MILL. the tables present
ID In the new booklet are worthy of
study In themselves Copies may
De obtained from the Superintendent
IF Documents. Government Printing
Office, Washington. d. c., or from
he various branch offices of the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce: price ) cents.
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tire today. This is an American two
act drama featuring Helen Rosson.
supported by a special east Of stars,
and it's captivating and gorgeous
production of historic efficiency.
Miss Thrillie's Big Feet" is a come
dy reel by the Novelty players feat
uring Edith Thornton. The other
attraction is "Capers OF College
Chaps" Falstaff comedy featuring
Riley Chamberlin.
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AMONG THE MOVIES.
, . >><> o . . . . 90 Q . .
At the Dixie.

A three act Knickerboeker feature,
~The Purple Night" presenting
Florence Lockwood in the leading
role is being shown at the Dixie
theatre today. This is a very fine
feature attraction and Miss Lock
wood has the support OF star cast.
The single reel is a Nina comedy.
"Billys Nurse" On Friday OF this
week the Dixie will show Mort
main" v l.. 5. r. Blue Ribbon
feature IN five acts. On SATURDAY,
Bryant Washburn and Edna Mayo
VIII be a. The Dixie IN "The scape
goat" an kssany three acf feature.
On MONDAY of neat week Th,da Bara
alil be- "a the Dixie
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Second Team Schedule.

Glass b football in Ellis county
has a pretty strong schedule for
the present season, which IS being
carried out with strong teams con-
testing for honors. The class B
schedule includes the second teams
Of Waxahachie and Enpis and first
teams OF the other towns The
is as follows:
Ferris.
Waxahachie at Ferris, played.
Ferris at Palmer Oct. 20.
Ferris at Bardwell Nov 5.
Palmer at Ferris, Nov. II.
Ferris at Waxahachie Nov. 10.
Bardwell at Ferris Nov. 20.
Palmer.
Ferris at Palmer Oct. 20.
Palmer at Waxahachie Nov. 4
Palmer at Ferris Nov. II.
Palmer at Bardwell Nov. t3
Waxahachie at Palmer Nov Is.
Bardwell at Palmer Dec. 3.
Bardwell.
Bardwell at Waxahaehie Oct. 2S.
Ferris AT Bardwell Nov. 3.
Waxahachie at Bardweli Nov. II.
Palmer at Bardwell Nov 10.
Bardwell at Ferris Nov. 25.
Bardwell at Palmer Dee 8.
Waxahachie.
Waxahaehie at Ferris. played.
Bardwell at Waxahachie Oct. IS.
Palmer at Waxahachie Nov. A.
Waxahachie at Bardweil Nov ~
Ferris at Waxahachie Nog. 10.
Waxahaehie at Palmer Nov. 90.
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c. a, Stephenson, who lives two
miles north OF town. was IN the
city today and reported that he is
through picking cotton He made
AZ bales this year, which at the
good prices paid netted him a neat
sum. Mr.. Stephenson has been
hauling some wheat TO Midlothian
to have it ground at the custom
mill He believes in growing his
own living.
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Railroads are fast finding out
that they cannot be reasonable In
their charges. aud at the same time
pay handsome dividends ON . large
amount OF watered stocks and
bonds.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-19

The cparanfy staie bank f. 10
tsy pat.ine laadsore sieel framed
screens o. fheir uiado~s. D. eas
fboneft az Eref faat lhe season eas
10 i4fs ~ would n1t b. necessary
to g0i 4l sefeeof anfi aezi suf'ns.
tnI res d.I hlftie $3.50 flr i'le.
self 49, 1sdef ia iDs .lfCeAs
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Il is wonderful hos self interest
guides u man ia almost everything.
Auto owners are ia favor OF better
street, while those OF as who pat
ronize the sole leather express want
better xideN alks
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Carranza viii now need TO bor-
row some money, but the special in
terests having already gobbied up
everything down in Mexico old
y biskers has nothing TO put Up as
collateral.
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Il would be we'll for you &c look
carefully after your shade trees. II
II reported that in many conlmun.-
ties they are being attacked by the
phlegethontus quinuuemaculatus.
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II has been definitely determined
that only enc kisz IN a hundred
carries a germ. Wei. II a fellow
gets niaefy-niue Of them without
ruaaiHg an5 risk. be can afford to
take chances on the remaining one.
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We rise to remark TO two or
three different towns in our state
that one OF the most desirable
things in connection with paviga-
ton is plenty OF water.
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II II. r. McGregor. leading re-
publican OF Houston. has any re-
gard for his reputation as a
prophet he will withdraw his an
nouncemept that the republicans
viii win next year.
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written constitution is fcr the
protection OF the minority 4 ma.
j0rity is supposed TO be able - take
care OF itself.
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rexsfnof Ferguson IL we're fi4-
Ibaiir ia hiz endorsement ~ tiiison
aud hls aaminsssrntion. and in I'M
ns j. end1fd bt street, ualoilil
u sAs peoe.s o. Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-19

Senator cnlberson docs not seem
to be raising any very Great dis
turbanee just at this time over the
question of the selection of sue
eessor FOR the position he nov
holds.
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Until the one term idea is pat in
to force the people claim the right
70 renominate and re-eleet Presi-
dent Wilson. and they are going to
exercise this right the coming
year.
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Those who raised that five hun
dred millions for the allies may
feel a little cheap If in the end the
settlement should have to be made
with Germany.
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The English try 10 keep the
newspapers from tellins how little
has been Zone. while The kaiser in
sists On taeir telling i, all ana then
some.
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To JEFF: McI4emore: AS you are
one of the firm endorsers q. the
acts OF President Wilson we desire
70 suggest that you go and do like
wise
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rhe Boston Transcript SAYS that
town Will 80 Republican next year.
Never. boston always sOfa FL ~
uia. Nnpsss the resnit Ia ilf late
ncflds sef1es.
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War is not such bad thlns after
uli II il forces q man TO GU of his
.whiskey bill in order to haze money
10 pay his taxes.
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Al least We are to have wed-
ding at which the groom wili cut
some figure and attract some atten-
tion.
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The Balkan states are not 10 be
blamed for wanting 10 get en the
winning side in the present war.
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The only trouble about our bank
account Is that We started ii on the
wrong side OF the ledger.
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Instead 81 cussin' the government
day In and day out. pay your poll
tax aud 90 in and help run IT,
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We shall see what We shall see
down In Mexico. Al present Ne are
watchfulIy waiting.
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Death OF Young Girl.

Miss Halle Mae. the 10 year old
daughter of MIR. and Mrs f, q. Nc
Lemore, died at their home near
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chIna il reported as setting
ready 10 30 to war with Japan. BE
keerful, Si.''
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crisp Monday nl'l'' .sr,t,r|
buried at The erisp , 's,a,T' !
p. M. Tuesday in !, srars.
was conducted al "
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heAltA4nl condition.
For Two generations Dr.. Thacher mas
been helping the women Of the South &c
their heritage Of health and beauty:
His remarkable remedy, Stella. vifos'
D purely vegetable and perfectly harm.
loss compound, il tho perfected work o.
. life time and Is the gift Of . great
physician to his people. :.
&ena. VSfoe Is q woman's tonic. "
coerects irregularities and relieves con
fiitions peculiar to women. 1t buiI6
them up. It improves appetite.
aids digestion, creates rich, red blood,
quiets nerves and clears up the com
plexion.
Don't be blue, nervous, sick or run
down-don't get ugly. Get bottle OF
Stella. Vkee from your dealer. lie
knows about it and he will give your
money back If you'll try bottle and
find it doesn't benefit you..
Do you want to get well and stay
eell. to eat well, sleep soundly. to have
8 good appetite, clear skin and strong
Iody? Then begin today with bottle
X Ses&a- N;k0s, the guaranteed TO bcne.
ne remedy. You'll be amazed at the i'm
provement you will feel. Your dealer
sells il in 81 bottles. Thatcher Medicine
Co. 1t Chattanooga. Tenn.
rOR SALE BY CURLIN DRUG co.
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nlDIM, Ak IOu Sok!
|Rers'Ss Guaranieed Way
6 Gellinf We'll

Manys hne look.
Ing woman already
casts . hagt
shadow because
she Il sick and neg
lects herself.
Won en- are
learning. Alrea@
thousands ano
thousands have
found the way e
relief and restored
good looks and
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Mrs Alex Farraf ~ - ID
dangerously III f0r sa ...,,,Is
the sauitariun, has .n rev., !
Recently to be ,, !. ! i u
though she is mol a''' M p's|
she was moved y .,o,,lps II
South Prong this a.'' =, n
reported well on be- : ]
cry.
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Waxahachie, Texas.
tinctive dance forms?
16. Mention some modern dance
forms.
II. Discuss pavlowa and the
Russian Ballet.
Program.
/. ta). Minuet ... Mozart
(b). Garotte .. Beethoven
Mrs. Ed DuBose.
2. la. Make ............
tb). Elaine Hesitation Baxter
Miss Marie Smith.
8. Waltz. Song from Faust"
.............. Gounod
Mrs. Carroll Todd.
4. Witches Dance -. Mcdowell
Miss Alice Adkisson
Submitted by Leader.
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STAR agsas c..0ayt.ed the Grand Pre-
tths San Francisco Exposition, aad's
sae onIy cheming tobacco that has epe'
received this highest possible G'safd'
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JESSE JONES GETS MOON LARGE

Tuesday Jesse Jones purchased a
1916 Moon LARGE Six finished in
Lake Red. 1t II beauty. This IL
the third Moon Jesse has owned.
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A. J. LANE HERE.
TUESDAY.
HOME FROM DENVER TODAY

Mrs. A. S. Lonnacker returned to
Canon City today from an extended
visit to the northern part of the state.
HERE FROM COLORADO SPRINGS.
Mrs. Paul Brandt, nee Margarite
whitmore. and daughter Virginia Of
Colorado Springs are guests Of DR..
and Mrs. S. E. Lane for a few days.
s. |. sissoN SICK.
s. L. Sisson of Rudd avenue has
been confined to his bed for several
days with severe attack OF asthma
and heart trouble. He is reported
this morning as some better.
BACK FROM DENVER.
Harry Mills. chief clerk at Hunter
Palmers drug store, has lreturned
from a weeks visit at his home in
Denver.
LEFT FOR THE oUNNIsoN.
A. R. Mitchell of the Palace drug
store left. Monday night for Richard
sons ranch near lola. on the Gunni-
son river. where he will spend a week
or ten days in trout fishing. -.
VISITED IN COLORADO CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker and son and
Miss Warner motored up from Canon
City on Sunday. They visited. at the
home of George Brown. s17 Monroe
avenue. Colorado City. = Colorado
Springs Telegraph
LEFT FOR THE WEST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rheims OF St Joe.
Mo-, who stopped on here few days
ago to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus wea-
ber while on their way to the Califor-
mia expositions. left Monday afternoon
for Salt Lake City and the Pacific
coast
MoToREp FROM PuE6Lo SUNDAY
The McCartys OF Pueblo. accompa-
MED by their house guests. Misses
Norton and Tobin of Chicago. motored
through Florence yesterday on their
way to Canon City and enjoyed visit
with J. M. Farley OF the Sullivan
Farley company. There were fourteen
in the party and they came in two
large touring csrs.-Florence Citizen.
WILL VISIT Mr.. AND MRS. cHAs.
r. milton.
NJ. J. Milton and son Kent OF Ad-
ans, Neh., who have been motoring
for several days in the Pixies Peak
district. are expected here this al.
ternoon for visit with the formers
nephew. chas. F. Milton, and family.
They are planning an automobile trip
to Creede and other points in the
western part of the state on fishing
trip.
ARE GUESTS OF MISS GALLEY.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Galley OF Perry
opolis, Pa. arrived here Monday af-
ternoon ami will be the guests Of the
formers sister, Miss Emma Galley.
at 51s Cooper avenue for a short time
while on their way to the California
expositions at San francisco and San
Diego. They stopped at Manzanola
on their way here for brief visit
with Rev. and Mrs o. s. Reed, the
latter Of whom is also sister OF
Mr.. Galley. They will leave for the
Pacific coast on Wednesday.
REV. AND MRS. SEWER ON THEIR
VACATION.
Rev. Geo. r. Sewer, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, left this
morning for Denver. where he will
spend his vacation Mrs. Sewer and
children departed. this afternoon for
saiida, where they viii visit friends
for week or ten days. after which
they will Join Mr.. SEWER in Denver.
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woRk pRooREssINc NlcgLy.

wora on the rev South Canon
high school building on, Park avenue
is progressing nicely and 1t gives
promise Of being finished considerably
in advance Of the time for theopen-
ing OF school in September. The
furniture for the new building ar
rived from the manufacturers In the
east on Monday and will be installed
as soon as the interior work Id suf-
ficiently advanced to permit it.
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cATcHEe FOUR POUND Sass
W. H. Collins while fishing at Sells
island Tuesday, caught four pound
basn. Mr.. =. Sell. the owner Of the
lake. says there are many more just
like It still uneAught.
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electric light plant at Osceola, Iowa,
wife and son, P. NJ. Barnard ARE Wis
iting in Canon City for few days.
Mrs. Barnard is sister Of Mrs. Lee,
who is matron of the woman's depart
ment Of the state penitentiary. While
here the Barnards Will take in all the
trips of scenic interest.
ON WAY TO PUEBLO.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. o. Luttman OF
silver CHI stopped over in Canon
for few days sight seeing before
finishing their trip to Pueblo, where
they. will spend short time visiting
with friends and relatives.
HARRAL COULTER ON VACATION.
Harral w. Coulter arrived from his
home in Kansas City on Thursday
for. two or three weeks visit with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Coul-
ter, at S13 Main street. For some
time past he has been connected with
the McGraw Tire and Rubber company
one of the principal firms in the Mis-
souri, river territory engaged in that
line of business. At the beginning
of the scholastic year Mr.. Coulter will
take the position of instructor in
the Kansas City veterinary college.
1t is probable that Mr.. Coulter will
make a fishing trip to the Gunnison
country before the close of his vaca-
ton.
A. J. LANE HERE.
A. ]. Lane of Center, Rails county,
Missouri. is guest of his old time
friend, S. L. Sisson, 319 Rudd ave-
nue. for few days. Mr. Lane is an
old time Pike countian and knows
Champ Clark, whom he loves. like a
honiy
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29

FOR sALE-2 year old thoroughbred
Jersey COW. just fresh. Phone Blue
1892. 1rst5
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29

FOR SALE "A gray burrow for IS
at 1913 Ohio Ave. 174p1t