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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15
METROPOLITAN BUILDINC-Any

METROPOLITAN BUILDING Any
one desiring select ofnces. in one, two
or three room suites, will do well to
have reservations made early. Rooms
finished In oak: private lavatories Il
desired; drinking fountain In hall:
separate ladies' and gents toilets with
tiled floors: considering installation
Of vacuum cleaner. See Skoog & N.Y.
Quist. -. 36S
sALESMEN-Big money, big line, al
necessities Groceries. paints. oils,
stock food. Sell at wholesale. Goods
and house nationally known. Inn.
mense crops insure vast trade.
Quit road-stay in home territory
build homes and bank accounts as
hundreds do. Regular trade, quick.
~. easily covered. No capital-ef.
fective selling helps. $50 to $500
monthly, easy. Write today. John
Sexton & Co., Wholesale Grocers,
236 w. Lake St.. Chicago, III. 405
LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Between Martin Sanderson's
and Willmar, or Willmar and Spic.
or, large sheep skin driving mitten.
Leave at Tribune Office for re.
ward. 49,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1915-12-15

WANTED-More lstings Of farms,
residences and business blocks. Make
your prices attractive and we will
md you buyers. Kandiyohi County
Land Co., Office on Fourth street,
north Of POstOfhce. 669
GENUINE BARGAINS-If you are
looking for such in city property or
improved farms in Kandiyohi county,
do not fail to call at the Office and
look over the large list of properties
now for sale by Thorpe & Rykken,
Willlmar. MINI. 414
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HOUSES FOR SALE+On the in,
otallment plan. II interested in buy
ing . house 1t will pay you to call at
our Office and get full particulars. An
derson Land Co., Willmar, Mime
eota. 635
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T,nI'S Sudden :;'!01'rcnct
i'ONZt aus! Bosses.

jefferson Democrat: Canii
date ThDmv~ c |fHr~rt will hpI,,
4 mecliny in New Orleans tn-tiAN
1t tn" Athrn,rum, aud AGcDrsI'nW
TO the literature r'il;}nutlrg from
his press bereau, he Twill be til"
first Of the aSriranls 10 present
his claims directly 70 the voters
Of the city Of New Or]eans.' Mr..
Barrrt's manages si.:'are> .|in.
the candidacy OF his chief 'hu>
been acclaimed by hundreds and
thousands OF citizens who are op
posed to ward boss and Whl>key
ring CONTROL
In his new found devotion to
strict and state wide prohibition
MIR. D4rrc| is nov deuOunciuy Tie
bosses and the saloon interests
for Throwing their support to his
opponent 1t now comes with
rather poor grace for Thomas to
revlI" the very men whose sup
port hv had hope! 10 obtain (,
month or 50 ago, before he Cor
anyone else for that matter) had
found out that he was q prohlbi-
zionist. SO SOIiciluus was lie a
few months ago for tue Interests
Of the "whi>key rjng'' that he
strongly supported 'ne act pro.
vIding for Il Constitutional Con.
vention that specifically exclude,
the liquor Question from consid .
GRAFTON in the convention with
that inhibition against liquor agi.
tatlon written in the act defining
the conventions scope.
The question that naturally
crises is this: II Tom Barre
succeeded in getting the supper
Of the New. Orleans chooses
when he came down with genia
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Nav Orleans, Ill.,. Nov. 2U.-


NEW ''''"'''>' l. - WV
Gretca was reported L: '"'>e
w.
Russians cia''''''o H"i''' '''''
aurG5,..-. Oyer Inc ''''''''4'> 5'''''~
cas- oi.'s5=si' ''''.' "5'.'7 ''S''' 49,
TIRE ''L''7 'front.'
SUBSCRIPTIONS u li17 -'tS
fre''c' war L .''' ~ '''''S
Drought ''' q much larger "o'''
Der OF '''' F1''ee '''a'' IA" "''"''
ant'''Fa''u'
>tcro''r! ''"A&''o 1N,)'''t""
tha' q ,>1';"'' '''." '@' ''''''
"'uio DC needed IN l''', A." pro-
poses % raise Ii WITHOUT mona -
sues, except IN case "l 'he r'''''"
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Defends T!l'ory on Cause Of
PclIa@la.

Little Rock, Ark: Nov. IS -
Dr.. Joseph Goidberlcr, Of the
United States Public Health Ser
vice: defended his theory Tat
DeiIaura was due to an vi baIanc-
ed diet. in an address before a
Of Arkansas health
officials here yesterday and urged
that the movement FOR crop di.
versitication in the South be en-
cour:yed
Diversified farming will do
more toward the eradication of
pellayra III the next ten years
than any other agency" Dr..
Go]dberycr said. The boys
corn and pig clubs and the girls
canning clubs will aid materially
Physicians attending the con
ference were divided in their
opinions as to whether pel[agaa
was a dietary disease.
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2NN Mere Men Go TO Work
Next Wednesday.

Dl next N'n.t:lH~stty morning
erlppylnent viii DC given to 2OO
men when the new twin mill OF
tie Great Southern starts oper'
aston. Announcement was made
Several days ago thai it was ex-
.,pc'ru That the mill would be
ready to operate 1T this time
and the statement has been con-
firfuod a,iI the help has been Sc
cured. With the big ,nll| run
niuE day anu nigh! and working
AS many. if not more men, than
even before indications points to
a prosperous wear.
Great progress is being made
al the paper mill and it will be
only a question Of a short time
until this million dollar plant
will be running full time. In
tho rear future two other big
enterprises nay be established
in boralusa an! the coming
sgs.,. ,4e5, : T. oelinse all rec
>.>.o,-1v-..us,a -. e.trise.
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The police we're "@!rI - find
D. J. SanIars, Of Coviu@ton. ',a.,
who came to Naw Orleans t. ~
married and has disappeared

iNdirleU ahN mas Ul-'; iilH"'eu
The SiXty-fou III Congress- was
organized at noon Monday. i,ns.
Scnate is expected t. "'::pt lnodj-
lied iiOture and retain rha:rmen
u ali important committees: Tie
House. has several such places t"
i.i
Reports concerning outr" &va
Hpru priests an| HuU~' III Mexico
were declared not proved in !e'-
ter from ;5acr1tary Tumuity.
..:,;, liz, noted maker u great
g,,..~ ;.,po~, was found dead in his
room a; Cambridge, Mass.
14nnruI Funston received Il -
uu,~; from General Oregon for
the eXtrH,;ition # CA:|e-; |i!@S
dali. former Villa governor. vii
jjt,; u Inv United States.
a negro, charged with attack =
ing Il white girl, was hanged by "
mob at Henderson, KY.
Thomas Watson, on trial at
.>uau4:a, UH., charged with send
i've ,,|,So:lSe matter through the
tuHii,, has summoned no w.t.
Ie,scS.
Senator RansdeI), before leav
Ing for Washington, asserted
river, and harbors appropr!a'
liens were safe and sound invest
meats.
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L()CAL. (jpTIIjlIj Il: [[::f}
If n|A\R||I|IILE::T Is SPRUNG
Candidate :; ij<< .)ni} 30, This
Year, y}c was Strong For
Parish >.nit

.2.H",; " circular letter that he
lit a.2:..s =, - 'I},r electorate OF
,+:!~j,:.5." in which h. says his
.aual3..V WI, U1 confined t. 40
~lU4le p".Ii".,I partA.' The cir,
ruiur uur> not refer - the Pro-
~re~SlHH .JvEiy, nor the Demo.
cratic r""{' nor lie RrpubIica"
party. bv. >ncreIy to the elector~
At ii H., -jnt".
IAis, letter viii probably be put
~ the mails friday. The WORD
l-}r III !ior with the published:
,;a;r.u4ul I'u.5laE t. the effect
ti,.t Mr.. Parker would be "ilands
oil" u. The matter Of Il state tick
Z Tor t:ss> pr"1ressiyes. The Par
Nrr t,.rr.- hu'r completed ar.
r'1!u 'ni"utS iri a mass netting
t. ~, Uz''u Dec !, III liie Athc
uualIlu. It is Hnnyunced this
n}>> u.r,: Vil DC for the inu"pend
dem Democrats. in the hope OF
curing llc support OF the voters
i,ut class. Il, none Of these
4 .,uucr!ll"nt> Is there any rel
nee t. Progressive candidacy
,il,uyu !lstWin ;, |}rou>5ard, Of
Ne" IBERIA, a Progressive leader
III that section. Announced ne
Wouii run for lieutenant govern
or, and John Marks, Of Napoleon.
vale. uui.ounceu for attorney
4@uarn1. said to he subject to the
approval ii tie Progressive con-
! V@'!tiOu
/ ltr PARKER will return te head.
! quarters in >nc GruueWald either
Tuesday evening OF early Wed
nesdry morning, lie has been
turing the I.'io IDA Parishes.
| t'll f. G, Present. Democratic
candidate for governor, continues
t. meet with success in Tanglpa.
lIop parish. lie went to that Sec
ton Monday morning and b!
Tuesday night will have covered
all OF lie important points.
He Will conclude ms work If
;u4l PARISH At Is meeting ID bt
! held Tuesday night at Hammond
From there he will go INTO st.
Helena parish, visiting Green's
burg and other points on " ednes
day. On Wednesday night the
Colonel will be in i}aton Rouge
IArA WHI remain there anti! Thurs
@tGy. On Thanksgiving Day hi
! sill ak" III the football game ant
II; 'he following lay Will confint
himself to ward campaigning il
East Baton Rouge parish return
ing home Saturday night.
300 Mere Men Go TO WOrI
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!ieF2 lfa1 p"'I~''.~. a. i '*''.-
ought - reg i ''':' 't''.~,' ~' IL II H.
FAIRS, 'i;'' th''' 'i' III j,'@~I;'- !. 7
smallpox. uyp'''"rH or @""1'e.
fcver.'
This is the direct answer III :"
letter by Iho!l''S 4. ';l''"i, l'Su
'n"rut governor. c"noi"'l'' :'or
governor on the p" N iii tick =
ct. t. ~ inquiry from >"rreH
| Thomas, assessor Of ST. Iunn!anN
parish
Tn" l.Hr.ri'a hitter WAS give.
out T'.r*='"y morning for rH"',-
| cation " Tic i'I'A9i:ll; ii"Attv:'t4'-
te"5 It WAS "::t'"H at o:A'e''-
port Jul ! 30 Oh StH"H"rH u I'll"
o'i1c% ~ lieutenant governor.
About two months ia'"'> ~ 80;
September -, AZ. ''"'' g
ann"lnced h:2 platform i"' = y
ernor, III Vl';ch he J'''*' ''"'
prob''!t'o' l"'"eS' nc '''> 81.
been preaching "latr- "'oe PR IL
0l(Io''' whereas on '"'1 ~ u
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o1 Tic largest - ''''e'f l''''''S't'e> u
the health z'''e' liz IS d le"oe'
poi'tloal'y ana asseSacr VI '''e
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throughout III" stat" aS one "
lhe strongest ana li'o<t ''"e'''
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my correspondence
REFERRING 70 (''e que''lo'' }''
inquire aooo'' l all d ''c'' W
tlol's1. oe'le'e Vha' p1Fis'les
aS " unit ooe"' 10 f':7 ''''1 ''''''S
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or scarle' 1e'ei' o'''o'e AZ Wv
parish d. d '''''. Il '''' '"'' =
'esseneo' II 'os"' o''s ~ ~ =, W." ~
the consent % '''0 pe0,'0 " w
PARISH reis'''''S: '''
ways 'n"os'' ''|'' =: ~" '; ' 49,.
'"'ne III '''' !'''' ''''' 10 >''~
l'se'l'
As 1t FURNISHES ITO ~" '".'''.''
anu er"''u J"''
criminal e<pe''S5s' oss;> >..,;,,1
premacy o'''u'u ~ ''''''
Pronlol'lo" ""' " n1
Suom't'eo 70 '''' p'of''~ :, 49,.
parish but twice. y" '''' ''':e
occasion | was present and v'let
for nrobi5itiou.
-, nv - u.,ural sections Of GU
i"' IS nat ;.vor ,ha onoo s.,
State 40 not favor '''e opo'r 90,
loon. The great 'llaSS u va
ps'p'0 M, T;<h of raddo h.
tHel"' =.
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DIED FROM runERcuLosIs

James Albert Johnson died at 715
Allison avenue at IL o'colck Tuesday
morning from Pulmonary tuberculosis
aged sixty-three years after a 1inger-
ing illness. Deceased, accompanied
by his wife and son, came to Canon
City about month ago for the bene-
fit of his health. The remains were
taken on the Santa Fe train this NOR
ming to Lawton, Oklahoma, where
the funeral service will be held. From
Lawton, the funeral party Will proceed
to Cleybourne. Texas, where inter
ment of the body will take place.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LANDS.

Office OF the State Board of Land
Commissioners, Denver, Colorado
July 27th. 1915
Notice is hereby given that C. NJ.
Mccoy, whose postoffice address is
Cotopaxi. Colo. has made application
No. A 1895 to lease the following des.
cribed School Lands, situate in Frc
mont County, Colorado, to-wit:
All Of Section 16, Township IS II.
Range 12 E
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease this tract of land
must file the same in this office prior
to August 2sth, 1915. as no other az.
piication to lease the above described
lands will be- considered after said
date.
JOHN F. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commits
sioners.
First pub. July 90, 1915.
Last pub. Aug 10. 1915.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE IN PUEBLO
NEXT WEEK.

The teachers normal institute for
the Seventh district. which embraces
Pueblo. Fremont and Custer counties.
Will convene at the auditorium Of the
Central high school building in Pu-
eblo next Monday morning and viii
continue for two weeks.
1t is estimated that about 200 teach
ers will attend. out of the 300 consti-
tuting the membership in the district.
Prof George E. Barker has been en-
gagged for a series of talks. as well as
Mrs. Helen Gumlick. Prof Kirke Earl
Wallace. Prof Frank Slutz. Prof. J..
r. Keating and Miss Elsie Chambers.
Prof. Heating will offciate as the
conductor. The first week will be
devoted TO studies on arithmetic.
school law, nature study. geography.
penmanship. construction work. his
tory and high school and school room
gymnastics. The latter will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Wallace
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GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS. CYRUS
WEA5ER.

Rev. and Mrs. Gossard and four
children Of North China, accompanied
by Misses verna and HALEY Ward Of
Chicago. sisters of Mrs. Gossard. ar
rived here from California this after
noon and will remain in town for a
few days as the guests Of mr.. and
Mrs. Cyrus weaber at 11O9 Harrison
avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. Gossard, who for
meriy lived In Chicago, have been
missionaries of the Methodist Episco-
pal church in China for six or seven
years and are at present in the Unit
ed States on vacation. The Misses
Ward. who were attending the Pam
ama-Pacific exposition. met the party
on their arrival in San Francisco
from the Orient on July 18th. Mrs.
Gossard and the Misses Ward are
nieces OF Mrs. weaber.
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rsusTERr HARDING As
A TROUT FISHERMAN.

Mr.. and Mn. Theodore NJ. Harding
land children. Margaret and Theodore
M. Harding tJr. the latter better
known amcng his juvenile friends as
Buster" motored up teyond Coal
dale on fishing trip the first OF the
week and spent the day fishing In
Hayden creek and the Arkansas river.
Buster" although but littel more than
four years old. was provided with a
fishing hod like the grown ups of the
party and while angling in the creek
caught teninch rainbow trout which
he landed in true sportsman like man
ner. When he hooked the fish he
raised great shout and his parents
thought he had fallen into the water,
but on going to him found him strug-
Cling on the bank with the trout The
net catch OF the day by Mr.. Harding
Sr. was thrity-eight nice fish,,
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WILL MAKE HOME in CANON.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Rice and family,
formerly of Moberly, Mo-. arrived
from the east last Saturday and viii
make their home at 225 Greenwood
avenue. property recently purchased
by Mr.. Rice Mr.. and Mrs. Rice
lived four or five months at Rocky
Ford before finally deciding to estab-
lish their residence in Canon City. In
addition to buying the place at 225
Greenwood avenue. Mr. Rice has pur-
chased the residence property at 1l3o
Greenwood avenue
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SIXTH eIRrHoAY CELEBRATED.

Master Paul Hudson celebrated his
sixth birthday Friday by inviting in
a number of his friends to a party
at his home on Cooper avenue. Re-
freshments were served in the dining
room, which was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion. Outdoor games
were the diversion for the afternoon.
Those present were Louise Stommel.
Maud and Margaret Hudson. Merle
Campbell, James Markwald, Stuart
Davis. Warren Doller. Herman Stom-
mel. Charles Keyes and Percy Hud-
son.
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GOVERNOR ISSUES ADMlS-
SION DAY. PROCLl lMATION

The following Admission day proc
lamation has been issued by Cover
nor Carlson:
Each year August 1st is set aside
to mark the anniversary of Colorados
admission to the Union. and is known
as Colorado day.
On Sunday next, August 1st. we will
celebrate this states thirty-ninth
birthday.
Sons and daughters OF Colorado
will come from afar to honor their
native state. Il is deg set aside
and prominently suitable for the en-
tertainment of the. home-comer and
the stranger in our midst.
Let those returning Coloradoans
whom fate and fortune have carried
to other lands and climes feel no lack
of hospitality and welcome. Absence
must not be allowed to dim homes
attractions.
1t is day for welcome. hospitality,
celebration, prayer. vision. thankful
ness.
We have much 10 be thankful for.
The past year has brought increased
activity in all material undertakings.
and most important of all, has wit
messed a rebirth of state patriotism,
without which all other things are as
nothing.
1t is a day to commence turning
faith into action and mark the goal
OF great accomplishments for the next
year.
On Colorado day no son or daugh-
ter VIII come home from the battle
held. and for this let US be thankful
and pray for continued honorable
peace and for an end to the butchery
abroad
1t is especially urged that our state
and nations flag be prominently dis
played; that from ten-thirty in the
morning until ten-thirty-five church
bells ring out the message of peace
and welcome; that Colorado made and
grown products be used exclusively
in the celebration of the day; that
from twelve o'clock noon until five
minutes past twelve we bow our
heads in prayers for peace and Of
thankfulnesss
Given under my hand and the great
seal Of state. this tweatyseyenth day
OF July, in the year nf our Lord 1915.
GEORGE A. CARLSON.
Governor Of Colorado
r. nooo~a u-.re "a
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WILL AGAIN MAKE THEIR HOME
IN CANON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L. Davis have re-
turned to Canon City from California
after an absence of a couple Of years
and win again make their home here.
The climate of the Pacific coast did
not agree with Mr. Davis health and
II was on that account that they de-
cided to return to Colorado. Mr..
Davis. who is a member OF Canon City
Lodge No. SO B.. p o. E, was for.
merly employed in the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad service here. Mr..
and Mrs Davis have established their
residence at 41s Harrison avenue.
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rRAIN Nd. 2 N 1--WE sEcrIoNs

East bound Denver & Rio Grande
train No. was operated in i've sec
tions this afternoon all Of them filed
with passengers returning from the
California expositions. West bound
train No 1 was run in two sections.
On account Of the heavy traffic nearly
all trains arrived behind schedule
time.
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tor their home.

! Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams Of
Park avenue. and his brother and
vile, from Washington, Iowa. who
are visiting them. motored to Moffatt.
where they viii visit Mrs. Williams
mother for few days.
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FORMALLY INSTALLED AS PAS
TOR AT PENoRsE.

Rev. w. G. kerry on last Thursday
was officially installed as pastor of
the Kirkwood Memorial church at
Penrose. Rev. Kerry has been sup
plying the pulpit of the church for
the past year, Interesting exercises
were held in connection with the in
stallation.-Florenee Citizen. :
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Matinee $50
and EVENING
TWO SHOWS
"RUMPLEJTILTJKIN'
THE STORY IN BRIEF

King Cole, hearing of the magic power of Rumpel-
stiltskIn, wicked dwarf, orders him his empty
treasury. Rumplesttskn, however, has been repused
by Polly. the mlei's beautiful daughter revenge
he tells the KING that Polly spin gold
The King places Polly in full of straw and
her into gold If she fails. father
snd the dwarf to lose their heads. The dwarf tells
Polly that if she will promise him her first child,
provided it is girl he will spin the gold To
her father. she promises. In the meantime the
Prince who has rescued Polly from the power IS
confined in the castle dungeon by the King. who is
opposed to his sons marriage to peasant
Fairy gives Polly Magic Carpet and she
sail away the forest and married The dwarf finds
them and steals the child but Fairy
little to them The King finally orgives
Polly, aud the dwarf ordered to spin straw into
gold for the of his life
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The Pictures are Exquisite in Their Scenic Beauty
Ranging from the Court OF King Cole the Enchanted
Tower where the Dwarf spins the into gold, and
from the dungeon cell of the Prince the vaulted sky
where the lovers go sailing away their haven OF
refuge. II you looking for something really in
moving pictures "Rumplestltskin and take every
member OF your family to see it.
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MIR. P. G. woodford returned from
s,is ranch at Sloan last week. He
reports heavy rains there and hail in
some sections doing much damage to
the wheat.
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ON MOTORING TRIP TO DENVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Frisbie left Sun
day on n motoring trip TO Denver and
ether points OF interest in the north
ern part Of the state. They will be
gone several days.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Chase Of sher.
! man avenue will leave this week for
sNsalifornia where they will visit the
e1|bsitions and other points of In
terest.
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Announcement has been received
here of the birth OF son. Donald
Haynes Heaton. to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
C. Heaton, of Tacoma. Washington,
July 3rd. Mrs. Heaton. formerly Miss
Essie Haynes. will be remembered as
primary teacher in the Park schools
for a number Of years.
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The aunt and cousins Of SIR. A. z.
Davis. who have been visiting at his
home on sherman ave left this week
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A Mutual Masterpiece
IN FOUR PARTS

Parents lDU take their Chiidren.-Chiidren
tUiH take their Pdrenfs-fo see this beautiful
picfure.sfory of the Land Of. Make Believe.
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Miss Cora woodford chaperoned
her Sunday School class and their
friends on picnic supper at the Tun-
nels Thursday evening. The evening
was ideal and all reported having a
fine time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. woodford ex-
pect a visit from their son. DR.. L. G..
woodford and wife. OF Everett. Wash
ington. next month This will be his
first visit home since going TO the
sorthwest ave years ago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29

eSIr Fred Keeling. Of Los Angeles.
Calf. who has been looking after his
property on Lincoln Park VIII leave
this week for Wet Mountain valley
where he viii look after his interests
iAere and also visit his brothers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-29

The friends Of Miss Ina Bailey will
be pleased to know that she Is home
from the hospital and is improving
and hopes to be around again before
Iong. Mr. Bailey who has also been
on the sick list is improving.