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USE PosIEs Fer TRIMMINGS
One VIII Not Go Far Wrong u That
Msthod Of Decoration Is
Adhered To.

II you are In doubt about trimming
the new evening frock. whether or not
II is cut on the empire lines. place
your minds on flowers, They have
returned to favor out Of the decades
gone by.
They are used To catch the drapery
on skirt or bodice. or as shoulder
straps. or as moyenaTe glrdles. when
they are fragile as orchids or rose
buds
Tha short fun skirt has crept In.
Gathered finnnces are even used on
tho lower edge OF underskirts. a tub
frock that In as good an example as
has been seen OF the tendency OF
spring clothes has long, slim raglan
sleeves combined with standing col
lar and an exceedingly full skirt. Tho
blouse. too. while Il fits smoothly
across the shoulders. is so circulari2
cut that Il Is fully gathered into the
waistband. The circular skirt has as
many gathers nj the belt ana n cir
cular and gathered nounce Is found ut
the bottom OF the rnderskirt This
gown il combination OF cream
batiste. pale blue or pink linen and
cluny lace.
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EAST INDIAN SOLDIERS.

In the Indian infantry regiments
the rank of subadar is equivalent TO
that of captain. and iemadar TO that
of lieutenant. Havildar is sergeant.
naik corporal. and sepcy private. In
cavalry regiments troopers are
known as sowars, the sergeant be-
comes dufradar. and the captain
risaldar, the other designations be-
ing the same as in the infantry regi-
ments. The only variation in these
terms is in the case of the Gnrkhas,
in which privates are known as rifle
men instead of sepoys.
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NOTICE Eos pusLIcATloN

Department of the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
May 10. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that
orIand X Rupp. of Micanite Route,
Canon City Colorado. who. on June
%, 1903, made Homestead Entry,
No. 0S7Ol. for S5k SEA SEl4 NWA Sc
u and NE5t. SWI4 Seltion 2s Town
ship II S, Range 70 w. 9Th Prin.
Meridian has filed notice of intention
to make five year Proof. to establish
claim TO the land aove deserted, be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court, at
Canon City. Colorado, on the 22nd
day OF June, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Alonzo Grihble. of Micanite Route,
Canon City. Colorado.
Frank Harvey. of Micanite Route,
Canon City, Colorado.
Bert Cooley . OF Micanite Route,
Canon City, Colorado.
William Cord. OF Canon City, Colo
RADIO.
Not coal land
c. NJ. CAMERON.
Register.
First publication. May 90. 1918.
Last publication. June II. 1915. =
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McrrE Foa eusLic4TIon

Department OF the Interior. U. s.
Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado,
May IL. 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Alfred Rowe. whose post-offce ad-
dress Is Canon city, Colorado, did
en- the 3rd day of August, 1914,
file in this office Sworn Statement
and application, No. 01S22O. to pure
chase the SwA NWE, Section 80,
Township 16 South, Range ~ West,
9th Prin. Meridian, and the timber
thereon, under the provisions of the
act Of June 3. 1878, and acts amenda-
tory, known as the Timber and
Stone Law" at such value as might
be fixed by appraisement, and that,
pursuant 10 such application, the land
and timber thereon have been ap-
praised at $1,000; the timber esti-
mated 10000 board feet at $500 per
NJ. and the land $4,000; that said ap-
plicant will offer final proof in sup
port of his application and sworn
statement on the 2lst, day of July.
1915, before The Clerk of the District
Court, at Canon City. Colorado.
Any person is at liberty TO protest
this purchase before entry. or ini-
tiate a contest at any time before
patent issues, by filing corroborated
affidavit in this office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
Not coal land
G. NJ CAMERON.
Register
First publication. May 20, 1915.
Last publication. July 15, 1915
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This was In addition to similar
commendasle record which occurred
at Colorado Springs ON May l. At
that time Ralph took first place In
javelin throw and first place in $50
yard run, winning three loving cups.
Lincoln Park seems to carry on the
laurels. in this instance. at least.
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PARK
NEWS NOTES
Orchard spraying Is the order of
events over Lincoln Park and every
one is in the business this week.

Mr.. and Mrs. w e. Gwinn return
ed recently from Pueblo. and have
again located on their ranch on Grand
avenue. Mr- Gwinn is doing carpen-
ter work on the South Canon high
school building.
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IN the interscholastie track and
no,d meet. comprising 81 bigh schools
OF The stata held on the state uni
ysraity grounds al Boulder saturday
Ralph Thompson. president Of the
isouth Canon iiieh school Senior
class aud a Lincoln Park boy, won
sracInl honors. WORTHY Of mention. lie
took firat slaco In The $50 yard run.
which was within one second OF the
state record. and second place in the
1asciln throw. receiving both gold and
ailvcr medals. Ho also tied for second
individual state score.
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Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kissinger, are
the proud prrcn,s OF baby boy. born
TO them last sunday. All parties
are reported to be doing we'll
GRANDPA wright is especially pleased
that the baby came on his birthday
ana thinks 1t all Wright" as a mat
ter Of coarse.
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Mrs. John coyle. who has been
spending some weeks at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Anderson on
Grand avenue. left last week for her
home at Sterling. Kansas
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Little Lucille Bergen has been hav-
ing a severe tussle with the measles,
but is now on the way to recovery
'-The other two children of the family
have completely recovered from the
epidemic which they had In a milder
form.
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Mrs Fred sctiaeppi entertained a
dozen girls and boys saturday after
noon to celebrate the birthday ami
versaries of her son Car. aged u and
daughter. Emma. aged II. the events
occurring the same week. The ehii'
srrn all enjoyed merry fro,ic on
The lawn as well as the two big birth
aay cakes with candles and quantity
~ ,ee cream cones They wished
NOR playmates many happy returns
OF tho day
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FIELD DAY.
ATTRACTS
SCORES OF
VISITORS
Parade of Public School
Pupils Creditnbte Affair

The first annual Field Day" of the
pupils OF the Canon City public
schools was held on the high school
grounds today and was a most sue
cessful and enjoyable affair in spite
OF the cloudy, disagreeable weather
that prevailed. The festivities were
ushered in by parade OF the school
children Of the city through Nam
street at 10 o'clock this morning; the
column forming at Second street and
proceeding to the high school build
ing at College avenue and Ninth St.
where a fine program OF oat-of-door
entertainment was given
There we're nearly thousand chill
dren in line, representing all grades
OF advancement in educational work.
The column was led by pupils in the
primary departments. who were sue
ceeded by those OF the increasing
grades up to the high school students.
who came last with the drum corps
and two companies OF cadets in fall
military uniform Many people as
seinbled on the streets to witness the
parade and cheer those who took
parts in IT. Banners. notices and the
attractiyely dressed children. coupled
with some groiesque features. rem
dered the marching column one OF
reneral fn.arest
A large crowd of people gathered
at the high school grounds to be-
come spectators Of the exercises.
which were varied in character and
delightful in their execution The
days program opened with a series
OF drills by the pupils OF the grade
schools under the direction of Miss
Ruth Darling. instructor in physical
culture There were calesthenic
drills. fancy marching. dumb bells.
primary music drills. May pole dances
etc. all OF them very pretty and evok-
Ing their need OF public applause.
The exercises carried out under the
ruIfEINlalUl Va -AAlhS DdA4AlAE (1AAttA-
ued until noon when many OF the
pupils and their friends enjoyed an al
fresoo picnic on the school grounds
The afternoons program. which
was chiefly of a military character.
began at 1870 O'Clock and was under
the supervision OF Prof. T. d. Harris.
commandant OF the cadet corps. 1t
consisted Of competitive drills be-
tween the members OF Companies A.
and b; platoon drills; battalion drills.
exhibitions of skill In the manua. of
arms. etc. in which medals were
awarded to the winners The drills
as a rule. were excellent and were
closely followed by the throng of
people which filled the grand stand
to watch the contests. Five medals
were awarded. three gold. one sill
yer and one bronze. The gold
medals were bestowed on the COM
missioned officers OF the company
+ that won the company drill and the
silver and bronze medals we're given
to the victors winning first and sec
ond honors In the individual drills
The Record goes to press too early
to chronicle their names this after
noon.
Field Day." was a gratifying sue
cess in the splendid program that
was presented: in the attendance of
people that were present to witness
it and in lie interest that 1t enlisted
in the work OF the public schools.
The hope is expressed that 1t will
be re-enacted again next year.
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The Lincoln Park schools are clos
ing up the years work this week
with examinations In the different
grades. Quite a percent OF the pupils
are congratuiating themselves on max
ing such satisfactory daily reports
that they ere getting out of the hnal
tests aud having several days Of ieis-
ure.
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Ed Gouldner and Guy Caldwell
drove up in the mountains Friday
and spent the week end with Grand.
: ma Caldwell at the ranch.
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nlLl ANDERSON neRE

William Anderson and Henry Barry
on spent most of last week in the
Wet Mountain valley looking after
business.
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Mr. Joe JAMES OF Garfield street
returned the ers; OF the week from
salida. where he took party I'm his
car. lie reports the mountain roads
enroute in fine condition for travel
ing.
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INTERVENTION.

Any-Dia you lay siege to the
heart OF that chap from Mexico?
Fay-Yes; but father interyened.
-Judgc.
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PROPERLY DISPLAYED.

'what lovely hands Mrs. Flum-
merry has
"Yes. she's one of our most indus
trious public knittcrs"
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Sir. Z. ". Carver Is down from
GureY. where he is serving the pub
lie a. mail carrier Of that district
Mr aryer is moving his family this
week from Tie ranch on Grand ave
70 their government claim in that vi
entity.
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W. D Snow. cousin OF N. Z.
SNOW speat few days last week at
The Snow home on Chestnut and
Cedar. lie was on his way from the
psnAnsa-Pacihc exposition, to his
home at Bloomington. Ills.
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TIE STRESS OF rAe TIMES.

a noticed my friend the farmer
lcveling his own lumber
Il see. Cutting down his expenses
with an Az
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Mrs. Eads and mother-in-law, both
of California. are here for a visit a;
the home Of the formers brother. j.
c. Brewer. on Logan street.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. $. Bailey with Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Bailey. took an auto
trip TO Pueblo Sunday for visit at
the home OF their daughter. Mrs
Sells.
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Tho ladies' Forcign Missionary SO.
eie,y Of tic n. y. church held its
,,tathly meeting Friday afternoon at
-. bo,ho OF Mrs. J. X Hawkins on
psrk avenue. Abcut twcnty ladies
uere present, An Interesting prosr'ain
, ,.os followed by the usual pleasant
.oc,ai hour when light refreshments
wero served
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-20

Mrs. Robert Ralston is In reooint
az 4 nnc crate OF oranges shipped di'
lrecsiy to ber from 'he trees OF Van'
Isoru,a by her daughtet Mrs. Beck
WHO resides at Los Angeles.
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Bills Allowed

Bills allowed for month of April.
1918.
General Fund.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES.
Orchard spraying Is the order of
events over Lincoln Park and every.
one is In the business this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Gwinn return
ed recently from Pueblo. and have
again located on their ranch on Grand
avenue. Mr- Gwinn is doing carpen-
ter work on the South Canon high
school building.
Mrs. John Coyle. who has been
spending some weeks at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Anderson on
Grand avenue. left last week for her
home at Sterling, Kansas.
Ed Gouldner and Guy Caldwell
drove up in the mountains Friday
and spent the week end with Grand
ma Caldwell at the ranch.
Little Lucille Bergen has been hav-
ing a severe tussle with the measles.
but is now on the way to recovery.
'-The other two children OF the family
have completely recovered from the
epidemic which they had In a milder
form.
Mrs. Eads and mother-in-law. both
of California. are here for a visit at
the home Of the formers brother. J.
c Brewer. on Logan street.
The Lincoln Park schools are clos
ing up the years work this week
with examinations In the different
grades. Quite a percent OF the pupils
are congratuiating themselves on max
ing such satisfactory daily reports
that they ere getting out of the hnal
tests aud having several days OF ieis-
ure.
Sir. Z. W Carver Is down from
Gurey. where he is serving the pub
lie "a mail carrier Of that district
sir. aryer is moving his family this
week from tie ranch on Grand ave,
70 their government claim in that vi
entity.
W. D snow. n cousin OF NJ. Z.
snow speat few days last week at
The snow home on Chestnut and
Cedar lie was on his way from the
panAna-Pacihc exposition, to his
home at BLOOMINGTON. Ills.
Mr. Joe JAMES OF Garfield street
returned the nrs; OF the week from
saiida. where he took party in his
car. lie reports the mountain roads
enroute in fine condition for travel
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Bailey with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry bailey. took an auto
trip TO Pueblo Sunday for visit at
the home OF their daughter Mrs,
Sells.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kissinger are
the proud prrcn,s OF a baby boy. born
TO them lHst sunday. All parties
are reported to be doing well.
Grandpa Wright is especially pleased
that the baby came on his birthday
and thlnls 1t all Wright as mat
ter Of coarse.
Mrs. Fred schiaeppi entertained
dozen girls and boys saturday after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15
BORDER VILLAGES
FEAR AIR RAID
Residents Of Canadian Towns Claim
to Have Seen AeropIanes Cross ST.
Lawrence During Nisht-Inciden to
to Be Reported to Washington.

Ottawa, Ontorio. Feb. 15.--Residerts
of Brockville refuse to accept state
ments made by young men or Nor
ristown, n. Y, that balloons sent up
by them last night were responsible
for report that aeroplanes had crossed
the border at that point The Ca
madam government today received re-
ports from responsible residents who
claim they saw the aeroplanes cross
the st. Lawrence.
The incident, it was said by the
dominion police, would be reported TO
the state department at Washington.
The residents Of Brockville said the
first machines reached that place at
$40 last night, and the second passed
over twenty minutes later. Both are
said to have disappeared in the direc-
ton of ottawa. Both carried II search
light which was directed on the
ground.
daughter of George Billings, q
farmer near Brockville, said one of the
aircraft flew only fifty feet above her.
Persons living in Belamy. a village
on the Canadian Pacific railway north
of Brockville, saw flashes in the sky,
that they thought were lightning, the
police say. The report that fire bail.
was dropped on Brockville, was denied
there today.
\ dispatch received today by the
Canadian press from Brockville said
that the aeroplane of last night had
been dispelled. The dominian police
found today remnants of two toy fire
balloons launched last night at Norris
town, n. V, in celebration of the CEN
tenary OF peace between the United
States and Canada.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15
HOUSE DELAYS
!<;qO0R fight
: - Over For One Day
:.
: Action on Mulct Law
Repeal.
MAY NOT ADOPT
CROZIER MEASURE
Senate Bills Repeating Mulct Law and
Submitting Prohibitory Amendments
Referred to committee-senate Rape
Poiysamy by Asking Congress ta
Prohibit Plural Marriages in U. s.

Special to Times Republican,.
Des Moines Feb. 15.--Acsion by the
house for repeal of the mulct law was
put off today for one more day, on ac-
count of the absence of = number OF
members who desired to be present
from committee comes up.
This resolution asks that the Crozier
bill for the repeal of the mulct law be
recalled from the committee on sup
preston of intemperance. House dry
leaders early expect to force test
vote. tho it Is not certain that they
desire the adoption of the Crozier bill.
in view of the fact that later they
| must pass on the senate bill.
The senate constitutional prohibitory
| amendment and the mulct repeal bill
We're to be referred to committees to-
day. to take their ordinary course. un~
less the Crozier resolution brought
about a test which would convince tho
dry forces that they could go ahead
Immediately on those measures.
Senate Raps PoIyeamy.
The senate took whack at polyga.
my by inviting Ex-senator Cannon to
address a joint assembly tomorrow
and by the introduction of resolution
| for amending the constitution.
Senator Grout today introduced In
the senate joint resolution providing
that congress be asked to call q con>
vention to propose an amendment I'd
the federal constitution prohibiting
| ralyga;ny IN the United Stetes I.ha
measure was sent to the federal relaA
tions committee.
Three important measures were filed
in the senate today. One provides for.
! an increaose OF " min in the millago
tax for the instttutfons under the state
| board of control; the second provides
appropriations Of $350,170 for the insi
| stitutions under the board OF control:
| the third codifies the appropriations
for the state educational institutions
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15
BOYCOTT CHARGED
BY FIVE WITNESSES S
Master Plumbers Association Alleged
to Have Prevented Supply Houses
From Selling Material to Nom Mern-


Des Moines, Fec. 15--Five govern
,nent witnesses testifying today IN the
trial of the thirty six master plumbers.
charged with violation OF the Sherman
anti-trus law, declared that the Ma
tional Association If Master Plumbers
hoycotted manufacturers and jobbers
of supplies VINO soi:i material u Ron
n.emberS.
Martin Line, of the department Of
justice at Washington, said he was told
by one Wisconsin association member,
that the latter would not buy from
concerns which persisted in retailing
to non members.
Henry Sampson, assistant attorney
general of Iowa, testified that an Iowa
supply house had been complained
against as the result of sale OF goodS
ito an independent plumber. a. }. VOL
auist of Sioux City, Il former member
of th,, association, testified that he haa
been expelled for not observing the
association rules and that as q result,
certain firms had ceased to solicit bis
business.
Joseph Hagan, also Of Sioux City. de-
clared he had taken the oath or the
association and that after he had lett
the association, travelling men OF sup
DIV houses failed to visit him.
Claude r. Porter read a letter from
a supply house to R. Knauer. OF Des
Moines. and q defendant. In which 1t
was asked III the situation regarding
Hagan has changed any since the last
supplement- had been issued.
..This supplement- the district at
torney declared, was a sort of Red
book bearing the names of the MEM
bers Of the association"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-02-15
Ready to Recede From At
tacks on British
Merchantmen.
BRITAIN MUST ALSO
MAKE CONCESSIONS
Germany Will Not Enforce Attempted
Blockade Provided Great Britain Will
Permit Importation Of Foodstuffs For
Civilian Population - British Mer-
chant Ships Accused Of Armins as
Protection Against Submarines.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Count Bern
storf, the German ambassador, today
presented to the state department a
note from his government announcing
that Germany stands ready to consider
receding from it's announced intention
of attacking British merchantmen, if
Great Britain will permit the eXporta-
ton of foodstuffs for the German
civilian population.
The note declares that Germany's
plan to attack British merchantmen
was retaliatory measure adopted be-
cause of the alleged violation of inter-
national law by Great Britain by trying
to starve the nom -combatant population
of Germany, and that the latter govern
ment is ready to withdraw from it's
purpose as expressed in its decree as
far as merchant vessels are concerned,
when Great Britain expresses her will
ingness to return to the usual practices
of international law on the question OF
foodstuffs.
Merchant Ship. Armins.
The note adds that the Berlin govern
ment has information that British mer-
chant vessels are being armed and will
sail in groups for protection and will
try to sink submarines.
It was declared the German ships
would fight these merchant vessels be-
cause they now are held to be warships.
The note declares that Great Britain
intended to use neutral flags and that
therefore neutral shipping would be in
danger in the war zone. 1t was urged.
therefore, that neutral ships observe the
request of Germany and go around the
north of Scotland.
Not Reply TO Mote.
It was stated that the note received
by the German ambassador today and
carried by him personally to the state
department was not reply to the re-
cent American note to Germany in re-
gard to the war decree A more COM
prehensive and detailed reply is expect
ed soon. Today's note, it was pointed
out, constitutes a sort of intermediary
reply, probably presented to this gov
ernment from the fact that the date of
the war decree, Feb. 49, is so close at
hand.