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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-08-05
FOR RENT

A good Office room located on best
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old, Ross & Rasmussen.
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H. E. SMITH WILL RE-
MOVE FAMILY TO DENVER

Prof. H. E. Smith. whose appoint
ment to be deputy state auditor has
been announced by State Auditor
Elect Harry E. Mulnix, viii remove
to Denver, with his wife AMI fasLiiy
Immediately on the expiration Of
his term of office as county clerk
and recorder. which occurs on
January 18th. Mr.. Smiths new du-
ties will require his presence in
Denver at ali times and will be If a
supervisory character 10 far a. the
clerks and employee Of the auitOr's :
office 1. concerned Mr.. Smiths
friends here congra,ulate him o. his
appointment. but rsgret that The posi-
tion win take hi5a and his most esti.
mable wife and family away from
Canon City.
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Duties Of Citizenship
Excerpt From Clyde c. DaDson's Ciosfng Argument
70 the Jury In the Chandler Case

I'VE should be among the leaders
in those striving for the advancemsnt
OF our country and our country's well
fare. Our citizenship is made up Of
people WHO had the courage and hard
ihood to cut loose from the ties of
the old home and strike out for them
selves in new country and under
new conditions, to build a great state
What a wonderful theatre we
have for our operations with our
broad. upland plains, our majestic
mountains and our beautiful valleys.
The people of romance and song, of
daring and courage have always come
from the highlands, have ever been
the bearers and defenders of the ban
ner of liberty and Of freedom and so
we should teach our children that the
sons and daughters of such state
as this owe much to themselves. to
their state and to their country:
teach them that the acme of patriot
ism is to be self-sustaining. self-re.
slecting citizens in all that the word
implies; that honor. truth and justice
ere the least that can be expected
from those reared in our mountains
and our broad plains; teach them to
stand for the best interests of our
commonwealth; that clean living.
whether in matters of public or pri-
vate life. that honor and good repute
are. when all Is said and done. of
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THE ElkS' new
YEARS EVE BALL

The ball given by the EDS at their
club building. corner Of Fourth street
and Macon avenue. Thursday night
was one Of the distinctive social
events of the holiday seessa. There
were between sixty-nve and seventy
couples in attendance aa1 the affair
was one q The most ee1(hnul Inn
sginabls. Music vas f1lll isd by an
crchestra consisting q ~ ssvsazin-
gen Of Pueblo. Dr. ser.s3al sef E!or-
encs and B. c. Hummel. yrse eartor
and Harley Turner q csnon. City.
Promptly at IL O'Clock ths, 1nncsrs
orgAnised for . grand march 80 ~
the old year passed out and ne nsv
one came in there was . pandennonium
Of noise In a farewell to 1914 and
greeting to its successor. Eysty LADY
was presented with . tin HON or .
whistle when the grand march began
by her escort as the result Of . pro
arrangement and the new year was
welcomed with happiness ana hilar-
ity. 1t was = jolly occasion and WIN
Long be . pleasant memory to an
present
Punch and waters were served dur
ing the evening as refreshmsnts.
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MRS. ]. E. YElSER DIED
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Mrs.. Victoria Yeiser. wife OF J. e.
Yeiser. died at the family home on
River street Thursday afternoon.
Deceased was born at Louisiana, Mo-,
and was aged forty-seven years. four
months and nine days. She made her
home in Missouri until abe was six
teen years old when she removed with
her parents to Keokuk, Iowa, where
Bhe was united in marriage to Mr.
Yeiser in 1888. She came TO Colora-
do with her husband in 1902 and
made her home in Canon City until
Ter death. Several months ago she
suffered a paralytic stroke, from
which she never recovered. She was
on honest, hard working woman. and
was highly esteemed by all who
knew her. She was a devoted wife
and mother and the bereaved hus'
band and son have suffered an ire
parable loss. Frank Yeiser. only son,
and member Of the family. has teie
fraphed from Ogden. Utah. that he
will be here to attend the funeral
which will be from Thomas s. Swear
ingen's undertaking chapel on Fourth
street at o'clock Sunday afternoon
The services will be conducted By Re,
NJ. E. Ellsworth. pastor of the Color
ed Baptist Church.
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s0cIETY NOTEs

The Monday Reading Club met Mon
day after . vacation Of three weeks
with Mr.. Fannie. Biggs with the
president. Mrs. Coulter. In the chair
The report Of the sscresary.treas-
urer were read. approved and accept
q.
a cArd vas rcd from Mrss Charles
MeLAin of Dsnves. who stm rstains
her msmbership IN The club. and pass-
- around 70 b szAmineA- II has .
pictnre cf cAsrubz with = large
scroll and around II ths inscriptions:
"RssOlvsl that you win have = Hap
|py New Year"
1t Was A Day with the Poets.-
Mrs. Baker read = new version Of
THE Old Bucket" after the original
poem was given the dreadful things
lurking in the bucket. an in rhyme
She also read two short poems by
Helen Hunt Jackson.
Mrs. curran read a short poem.
Buried Hopes"
Mr.. Hiatt, selections from Lord
Byron. giving the story Of Maid Of
Athens"
Mr.- Bisss gave THE Arrow and
the Song"
Mrs. Coulter read a humorous
poem on Hooks and Eyes"
Mrs.. Bethel. give Peace" a poem
written by Mrs. Felter.
Mrs. Oakley. what the Engines
Said to Each Other. by Bert Hart.
Mrs. Shoemaker read KiplinEs vIr'
and also recited : short poem.
Mrs. Feiter. selections by Scotch
poet. addressed to Helen Hunt jack.
SON and James whiteomb Riley, also
"God's in the Heavens"
Mrs. Webster read where thewes'
Eesins.s By Chandler.
Mrs. Weston recttec a Ohort poem
By Ella Wheeler wilcox
Mr.. Has1ison read the winter
] scene from "sir LAunfal's vlsiou."
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M.ny License. Being ,..u.d.

Although but Eve days of the new
year has elapsed between nfty and
sixty auto licenses for 1915 have been
issued from the office OF the county
clerk here. About the same number
Of hunting permits have been granted
by the Canon City authorities, mot to
mention those that have been Issued
by their accredited deputies IN Flor
ence and other parts Of the county.
Our principal business during the
last few days." said County Clerk
and Recorder H. E. Smith this after
noon. has been in taking care Of
the applicants for automobiis and
hunting licenses"
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more value than great riches.

more value than great riches.
Then in the end, will our state be
peopled by citizenship to be a mem
ber of which in itself Will be q dis
(: ...::::scsss.:c::s: 3 Gar country is entitled to
such citizenship: 1t is fit home for
such a people, people born in the
desire for liberty. raising on high the
standard of freedom and justice to all.
They have throughout their course
stood as the mightiest force for good
the world has ever known. They
have spread from the Atlantic to the
Pacific and the islands of the sea.
from the Great Lakes to the Gulf:
they have crossed mountains and
plains, have felled forests and caused
the desert to blossom as the rose; and
wherever they have gone, they have
carried their faith in God. their in
stitutions and themselves. They
have buiided homes. churches and
schools and have thrown to the breeze
that beautiful standard of their coun-
try's faith, the Red. the White, and
the Blue.
o bright flag and brave flag,
Thou flag that leads the free,
That shields the weak. controls the
strong.
And puts an END to human wrong,
And leads our hundred million
hearts to follow after Thee"
Van Dyke
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MATT GRAHAM AND
YLETz HAVE ALTERATION

While waiting for the Jury % coma
in Saturday afternoon Matt Cr<ham
and John Yletz. two Of the despnd-
ants IN the Chandler case sot into ~
alteration on Main stree, and soriouay
trouble was only avefted by the in
terference q byttanders.
Ylets accused Graham. Posliano.
Easton and some Of Tie others q ST
ting two dollars and ATTY cents
= Day ezpense money from tAe
Union while up here on the TRIAL. Thik
made Graham very ansry and be
called Ylsts . Cd D--n iias."
This made Yists mad also ana be
is alleged 70 have pulled weapon -
some sort from his pocket with which
10 attack 0raham. Bystan1sr1. how
over. jumped in sad prsvsntsl any
hesious trouble. =.
orahan ~ yIsss thst IN = "a
" ysel 50, fssl nN u.iea - d
~ snrsns, hpSs ~ ~ c,,;'S
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Jonn MEIz nlcEO :.
n lM MIvnAY

seaa YStt.. ohs q ~ aessssa7is
IN ths chsaller ease. vAo uas ",
Quilted Saturday nisAt By sAs iury.
uss pasese IN jsn SATURDAY asssrsoon
BECAUSE he broke his word. given 70
Mr. Haviina. at The tine the jury wak
sivea ths case. that be would nos
Leave the eity unui the jury had re
turned n verdict
He Ictt town Saturday shortly sf.
iernoon and went TO his home In,
RockvAie. His attorneys snd some OF
the defendants got busy a. soon AZ
they found out about II and went ~.
ter him and brought him back to
town. He was placed In the hAnas Of
the sheriff and lodged In jail to await
the verdict Of the jury.
This wa done to save him from
fcrfeitins his bond because II no had
not beea in court at the time the fury
came In. the court would have deelsE
cd his bond forfeited for his nonAp-
pearance. 49,
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Eatsrt.la.a chelr q Watch Parry.


Eatsrtsin.d chsir stNsseh Parry.
MISS Mae wfiiiams entefisined the
members Of the shois of iths Firs,
baptist church and 4 fsT d their
more intimate irIends al al 7awatch-
party last Thursoay Aasfit. q feature
q. the azAir was an oyster supper
at which we're served. II Asdieon TO
he oysters, csisfy. spsckiea. eoRee.
cake. etc. A. The suptar 'sssss Mn.
W1llis -Watson sstsg = st1aSsnAiotrsss
anA toasas wsss, seUD111s1 80 hy
Rev. c Z. TlsisS. Mo a0snG Miss
Tanner. Misc RaIsoa - NJ. vAuaAn.
ustii midnight he sins ~ spent
N playing soeia, sn1kss - vdrsous
hin1s and In ustsniAs'to; . vocal Aad
instrumental musical tsesf.m. The
passins Of The Old ycAs Anl The -
vent oil the new wss appropriately
celebrated.
Mr.. sstehsssr Es4ssrslssd
Miss Mau4e ChAmberlAin sntenain-
ID very pleasantly Tie members Of
The Marie Craven Sunday scAoo, class
A = -Fnrr,arsa pare-s xxynAn.~A.v
evening In honor Of former member
Mra- star Freye BsscAssor. at the
Freys home.
The guests came IN costumes and
spent . msrry evening playins
cAArAAes and trick games. Lunch
was served "a IA country." The Eiris
departed At a late hour votiHs Miss
Chamberlain an excellent hostess.
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Aeademx oIrIs Return.

Incoming trains for the past two
or three days have been bringing
academy girls back to their studiea
after holiday visits with home folks
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The Jurors say there ~as no talk
q = oonprouise or agreement of any
kind at any time bu. that the anal
Vote brOusht out the general ana indi.
viduai opinion q the men.
ne nnai vote was taken about s:4s
saturday nlsAt.
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Mrs. Hawkins was very pleasantly
surprised at her home on Elm and
Lombard on NV Years day. when
about thirty of her friends on Lin
coin Park and from South Canon came
to extend to her New Years greet
'ngs and spend the afternoon in a
social way. The South Canon ladies'
came by hayrack which made the af-
fair all the mere enjoyable. Dainty
refreshments were provided and ser
we'd by the guests.
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A social followed the reading. dur
ing which creamed mushrooms on
toast. sandwiches, aut waters and
coffee were served.
The meeting next week win be n I'D
with Mrs. webster. at which Mrs.
Weston win be a.sistan, hostess.
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A brother of Mr.. Frank Maynard,
who has been visiting him for the
past two weeks. left for his home at
Montrose the first of the week.
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The Lincoln Park school opened
again Monday after a holiday vaca-
ton of week.
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Dale and Irma Hoover came down
from Parkdale Thursday and visited
until Monday at the home of their
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
Landen. Mrs. Landen entertained
in their honor number of her 9TH
er grandchildren after church serv-
ices on Sunday. There were pres
ent for dinner Ralph Earle. Jewell
Edith and Josephine Landen besides
Dale and Irma Hoover. 1t is need
less to state that they were a jolly
crowd and had jrst such good time
together. as children generally have
at grandma's.
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Youngman, Miss Grace Farmer and
Ray sawhill. Miss Ruth Davis and
Miss Bessie Chase have returned to
Tt. Collins. where they are taking a
course in Domestic Science and Art
at the Agricultural college.
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Fof.xs's HoNky AND Tan CclrrouMp spreads
. hssitn6, DDeekint eoatino - e nil1eS down
~ sfs kfsoss..1s y MI ~ ~ ticriis.
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besatASlQ e.4 q1.se Eos,.
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Record wans Ass n. surs 70 hrias
results.
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Mrs. Shellaberger, who has been
spending the holiday season visiting
her daughter. Mrs. ]. w. Williams.
left Monday for her home at Moffat.
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studsnts from the different schools
and colleges Of the state who have
hssn hems Tor ths chnstmss vacs.
49, - Lincoln Pask returned 70 re-.
- ~ sosN tAs last q she vssk
~ Eesk. ne cc'ers1e
- zls rsss.ss
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Mr.. Paul Hawkins who has been
spending the holiday vacation with
his mother and brother, Walter. at
their home on Lombard and Elm
left Monday to resume his work as
travelling salesman for the Carson.
Pierre Scott Co.. of Chicago.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoppe and Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Htltman and father en-
soyed New Years day and a fne din
ner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
Brewer on East Sherman avenue.
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Miss Ida Gebhardt came in the last
Of the week from Davenport, Iowa,
for few weeks visit with home
folks. She has just been graduated
from Davenport College, where she
finished course in Chiropractic
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Mr.. Frank Broughton returned Sat
urday from Denver where he has
been for some time disposing of por-
tion of his apple crop.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tobler enter
tanned at New Years day dinner at
their hospitable home on Park ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rector. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
S. Courtney and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Landen.
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r. A. Story had successful opera
tion on his eyes for the removal of
cataract. at the Graves hospital on
Monday.
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Miss Sylvia Gaines has been confin.
ed to her home for some days as a
result Of an injury sustained while
playing basket BAH in one Of the
contest games. but h reportsa 70 be
lnprovinx,
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. King leave Wed
nesday Tor Hot Springs. Arkansas,
where it is hoped that Ms King vm
receive bensnt from the baths for the
cure OF rheumatism.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

NEWS NOTES
The Lincoln Park school opened
again Monday after holiday vaca-
ton of week.
r. A. Story had successful opera
tion on his eyes for the removal of
cataract. at the Graves hospital on
Monday.
A brother of Mr.. Frank Maynard.
who has been visiting him for the
past two weeks, left for his home ut
Montrose the first of the week
Mrs. shellaberger, who has been
spending the holiday season visiting
her daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Williams.
left Monday for her home at Moffat.
Miss Ida Gebhardt came in the last
Of the week from Davenport, Iowa,
for a few weeks visit with home
folks. She has just been graduated
from Davenport College, where she
finished course in Chiropractic.
Mrs. Ada Helter of Denver, who
has been visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Merwin, spent very
pleasant day Thursday at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Jones. in company with her
sister, Mrs. Shibino.
Miss Helen King leaves Wednesday
for Denver to continue her course at
Barnes Commercial college.
Mrs. George Demeree drove down
from Cripple Creek Thursday for a
few days visit at the Davis home on
Sherman avenue. Miss Della Davis
who has been spending the past
month visiting at Cripple Greek. re-
turned with him.
Miss Sylvia Gaines has been confin-
ed to her home for some days as a
result OF an injury sustained while
playing basket BAH In one Of the
contest games. but h reportsa to be
Improving
Mr. and Mrs. ". B. King leave Wed
nesday FOR Hot Springs. Arkansas,
where it is hoped that Mrs King wfn
receive benefit from the baths for the
cure OF rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoppe and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hntman and father en-
soyed New Years day and fine din
ner at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Brewer on East Sherman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Tobler enter
tanned at New Years day dinner at
their hospitable home on Park ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rector. MIR. and Mrs. s.
S. Courtney and Mr.. and Mrs.. John
Landen.
Mr.. Frank Broughton returned Sat
urday from Denver where he has
been for some time disposing of por-
ton of his apple crop.
Ar. Paul Hawkins who has been
spending the holiday vacation with
his mother and brother, Walter, at
tiieir home on Lombard and Elm
left Monday TO resume his work rs
travelling salesman for the Carson,
Pierre Scott Co.. of Chicago.
After spending the holiday vaca-
tion with home folks on Park avenue
Miss Helen Linlsins left the first OF
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Mrs. George Demeree drove down
from Cripple Creek Thursday for a
few days visit at the Davis home on
Sherman avenue. Miss Della Davis
who has been spending the past
month visiting at Cripple Creek. re.
turned with him.
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Mrs Ada Heller of Denver, who
has been visiting at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Merwin, spent very
pleasant day Thursday at the home of
Mrs. VIM. Jones, in company with her
sister. Mrs. shibino.
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Miss Helen King leaves wednesday
for Denver to continue her course al
Barnes Commercial college.
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After spending the holiday vaca-
tion with home folks on Park avenue
Miss Helen Linkins left the frst Of
the week for Council Bluffs. Iowa.
where she holds the position of Do
mestic Science and Art in the city
schools.
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ROBB and
RICHARDSON
CONVICTED

Continued non Page oa..' $
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Miss Miriam Linkins invited about
q dozen people on New Years eve
for a good social time and to watch
the old year out and the new year in I.
The affair was very pleasant one
m all respscts.
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looDB O 80
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-14

SALEM, uJne 1i.-Ofering argu-
ments that IL put into operation i,
would save to the parents Of school
children at least $4,000 annually.
would keep in the state similar
amount which is expended elsewhere,
would be a factor in the increasing
the demand for labor In the state, and
numerous others. . committee ap-
pointed by Capital typographical Tn.
ion No. 2l0 of this city will start
active work at once to interest the
oranges, civic organisations and COM
mercial bodies In Its plan to have the
state publish the text books used In
Oregon.
The proposal has the Endorsement
of number OF prominent educators.
1t is the intention to distribute the
books through the same channels.
with the same commissions. or larger
ones. as now employed here In the dis
tribution OF text books published in
Other states. Mill managers OF Ore
gon City will be asked to supply the
paper. and as eight or ten carloads
will be required annually. 1t IL be-
lieved that at least one Of them will
be willing to supply the necessary ma
chinery for the manufacture Of fine
grade Of book papee.
Another feature Of the plan Is that
It Ii expected to stimulate the writing
of text books by Oregon educators.
and royalties that are now paid to
authors elsewhere would remain In
Oregon. says the committee. How
ever. 1t probSbly would be necessary
at the start to contract for the use of
copy" already prepared.
A. w. Lawrence, state printer; Ar
thur Brock. Harry Hill. L. E. Got
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-06-14
In It's consummXtion. and. II SO de-
sired. they shall hRve the credit.

In It's consummxsion. and. II SO do.
sired. they shall hxve the credit.
''One important feature In connec-
tion With our tentative plans 10 the
opportunity that would be afforded
for the exploitation OF Oregon among
Oregon children. Oregon subjects
could be employed In the books. For
instance. the readers might contain
selections from the best Oregon liter.
ature. = sprinkiing Of Oregon words
could be used In the spelling books.
and Oregon distances employed In the
mathematical illustrations"
Tho following table showing the
comparative cost OF text books In
Oregon with those published by the
state In California has been prepared
by the committee for general distri.
button: .