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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
Strongest Timber.

The yate, one of Australia's numerous
hard woods. seems to be the strongest
known timber, with an average tensile
strength of $4,000 pounds to the square.
inch, and a maximum as high as $4,000
about equal to cast and wrought iron
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
villistas Reported Near Fresno.

Chihuahua City. Sept. 23.--General
Cavaios. commander of carrnnza cav
airy under General Trevino, has gone to
Fresno. ten miles from here. to investi-
gte report that viilistas were in the
vicinity of Fresno.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
Steamer Prin. H.ndrik. c.ptured

London, Sept. 2s.--The steamer
Prins Hendrix, which left London last
night for Flushing, was captured and
has been taken by the Germans to|
Zeebrugge. Belgium. says Reuter- dis
patch from The Hague
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
Check Anglo : French Attack.

Berlin. Sept. 23.-North of the river
Somme the battle between Anglo
French forces and troops command
cred by Grown Prince Rupprecht Of
Bavaria. was resumed yesterday, says
today's official German statement.
The French attacked the Combles-
Rancourt line, and the British at
tempted to advance near Courcellette,
but neither force, the statement adds,
gained any success.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
PosTMAsrERs AS RECRUITERS.
Two Claim Rewards For EnIisting Re-
cruifs Far REGULAR Army

eruits For Regular Army.
Washington, Sept. 23.-The first re-
wards OF IS for regular army recruits
secured by postmasters under the new
national defense act the war depart
ment announced today. have been paid
postmasters at Utica, Okla, and
Greensburg, La" War department Of
ficials frankly described the new re-
cruiting system as the last gasp O.
volunteer eniistments.' They pointed
out that. in giving IS premium for
each recruit the government has made
q supreme effort to obtain it's soldiers
without resorting' to compulsory train
ing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
French Aviators Active.

| TdrlS, sept. L5.-french patrols ap-
preached the edge of Combles on the
Somme front last night. The official
statement issued here today says they
found great many dead Germans on
the field and took few prisoners
South of the Somme there is active
artillery fighting. French aviators en-
gagged in flfty-six aerial fights yester-
day. Four German aeroplanes were
shot.
The text of the announcement fol-
lows:
North Of the River Somme last night
passed in relative quiet French pa
trolls, making their way to the southern
boundary OF Combles, found numerous
| German dead on the field. These de-
tachments captured f1fs:en German
prisoners, including one oific sr
South of the Somme there has been
vigorous artillery fighting.
"On the S0mme front T-encn aviators
during the day of Sept. ~ engaged IN
a total Of f1fty-six aerial com5ats. AS
result of this activity four enemy
aeroplanes were destroyed. while four
others were seen falling disabled.
French ayiators engaged in throw
LID -OOAADo AL0Og AAo VIC uASPldySu SEcdI
| activity along the entire front In Bel
gium one of our flyers has thrown down
four bombs on the barracks in the for
est Of Hauthulot. In the region of the
Somme detachment Of sixteen French
ayiators have bombarded the railroad
station Of Fine Ephey and iRoslet and
also the aviation ground at Her Willy
Upon these four points eighty shells of
120 millimetres were thrown down. To
the northeast of scissors an automobile
station Of the enemy received twenty
shells.
Also during the night Of Sejt. 22-23,
. French dirigible bombarded the rail-
road tracks southeast Of Cambria
Flying nearly 100 miles beyond the
German border. Flight Warrant Offi-
cer Baron last night bombarded the
important works at Ludwigshafen, in
the Palatinate, on the Rhine. and at
Mannheim, across the river from Lud
wlEshafen. The official report of to-
day said the -bombardment caused a
large fire and several explosions at
Mannhein
The communication on this exploit
reads: e sS;3g,sss - &
Warrant OFFICER Baron, accom-
panied by q bomb thrower, left his
aviation camp yesterday and headed
for the Rhine. They arrived at Lud-
wigshafen in due course and threw
three bombs on military establish
ments. Then continuing their flight
they threw three more missiles on I
munitions factory at Mannheim. They
observed the outbreak Of a large fire
and ri vplo
The French report or. hostilities on
the Macedonian front today says:
Bad weather has interfered with
operations and there have been only a
few skirmishes in the Doiran region
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
Mail. D. WI. Reed pead.

Waukon, Sept 23.-Maj. D. w. Reed,
ooiiir1an chair man OF the shiioh National Park
Commission. and well known thruout
Iowa. died at his home here today. He
was rs wears old. s7r-Fr7
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
GREECE MAKES
WAR PROPOSALS
Makes Definite Offer to
Entente For Entrance
Into Conflict.
WAR WITH BULGARIA
APPEARS CERTAIN
Declares Greece Must Dc.
fend National Interests Regardless Of
Action by Government Mutiny
Among Naval Crews Reported -
Sweden, Norway and Denmark Reach
Agreement For Mutual Protection.

Athens, Sept. %. = The Greek
government is said on the best au.
thority to have telegraphed definite
proposals to the entente capitals
which, If accepted, will mean
Greeee's entrance into the war. 1t
the conditions makes it possible
Greece may declare war on Bull
aaria on her own account, regard
less Of what action may be taken
by the entente governments.
It is said three ministers Ct the
Greek cabinet were ready to re-
sign If the entente wished. Tho
sole reply was that instructions
had not been received.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
! Conflicting Report From Rome.

Rome, Sept. z3.-The retreat of the
Germany army under Field Marshal
voIl i &ac:.e.:sen II .ne aeuman!an prov
tnce of D6brudja continues, according
to telegram received today from
Switzerland The Danube fortress Of
Silestria, recently captdfed by the Ger
mans and Bulgarians, is said to have
been abandoned to Russian and Rou-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
PAGE ONE,

the OF the week.
hy . n overturning Of a lamp on Ia
- PAGE ONE.
) Geographic News:
Greece Makes War Proposals.
Must Fight to Save Nation.
Dobrudja Conflict Indecisive.
Wilson Opens Porch Campaign.
Strike Date Fixed For wednesday.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FIVE.
Iowa News:
Fifty Thousand Bolt Harding.
Republicans Sign Pledges to Vote
For Meredith.
Convicts Railroaded to insane
Wards.
Marion Postmaster Kills Himself.
Accounts Believed to Be Short
Guards on Border Disconnected.
Laymen Pulling Strings at Confer
ence.
Story, 1911"
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
How Can He Make IT."
Wilson and Conservation.
A Bold Defense of Harding.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE.
City News:
New Pump Ready Oct. Is.
Coffeen Quits Eastern Job.
Women Attend Missionary Meeting.
Polluted Well Water Causes Typhoid,
Local Comment.
General and Brief CITY News
PAGE TEN.
Markets and Generals:
Wheat Prices Rise on Higher Gables.
Corn Derives Strength From Wheat
Cattle Trade Weak.
Hogs, at Higher Levels.
Alaskan Seas Unconquerable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23

Paris, Sept. 90. - Former Premier
venizelos, of Greece, in an interview
cabled from Athens to the Petit Jour
nal, declares the Greeks must de1ena
their national interests regardless OIL
the government. NJ. Venizelos Is quoted
as saying:
"AItho Roumana entered the strug-
gle the court party which governs US
seems to persist in the policy or Wnat
II calls neutrality. This policy is psr-
sisted in even after the shameful!
Kayala incident. You ask me what the
future will bring? am not in the posi-
tion to answer. What was done at
saloniki? In face Of the improviseh
and prec!pitate and recent manfesta-
tions in the islands Of the archipelago,
every one realizes that IL the govern
ment has forgotten its duty to the ma
tion the nation, must take upon ltSeL
the defense Of the government
Mutiny Among ssamen Reported.
London, Sept. 23.-Athens is filed
with rumors that 300 men Of the crew
of the cruiser Averoff have mutinied,
according to dispatch to the Ex-
change Telegraph Company The re-
port saysi that the remainder of the
crew were sent away IN BEATS. Other
ships of the fleet are said to have
quelled the mutiny.
The Ayeroff is an armored cruiser,
built in March. 1910. She carried
crew Of 55o>men.
Scandinavia to Cooperate.
London, Sept. 23.--The Christianta
of representatives or the
Swedish. Norwegian and Danish gov
has resulted in a further de-
veopment of the plan for cooperation
during the war in matters affectlns
the foreign affairs of the three nations.
Thru the Danish foreign Office last
night there was issued statement
setting forth what was accomplished at
the conference. This statement Is SAID
in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen to be as follows:
"The three countries are unanimous
for maintenance Of loyal and impartial
neutrality during the present war.
Special attention was devoted to the
destruction of neutral ships and car
goes, as we'll as the consequences en-
tailed by the issuance of blacklists by
the beAigerents.
1t was agreed that with view OF
the commercial policies CT
the three countries they would keep
each other Informed as to the COM
mercial policy and the suppression OF
commercial espionage"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23
NEWS OF THE DAY
'T..R. BULLETIN.


The Weather.
Sun rises Sept. "a at s 80. sets at b:5l,
Iowa--Increasing cloudiness, with
showers Sunday: warmer Sunday.
Weather predictions for the week
beginning Sunday as forecast by the
weather bureau today:
Mississippi Valley and plains states:
Local ? yers Monday and Tuesday.
follov 8 4 fair. with showers again at
the s. Of the week.
hy 8 n overturning of a lamp on Ia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-09-23

The call is based upon the PROPOSE
tion that union men cannot maintain
their self-respect" If they ride upon
cars operated by strike-breakers. ac-
cording to statement issued by Ern-
est Bohm, secretary Of the Central
Federated Union.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
7Taauaodc7 FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local

Vice Admiral pag,lse uu rourucI
commander of the Angju-Frracl aest
nv The Mediterranean aa- presented
AN uitimatum 20 Greece I,uwlnS
that Greece hand over t1r entire
Greek Aeet. except the arwored gr.,s.
rr AmeroT and the ha'tIash.ut I,u
nos aad kilkis. 80 the Eutelfp Al'l.-
10y o'clock "Wednesday afternoon
Deman is ale' made o.. H.af.u. v'
the PirReus-l lHT!ssa railwar
Further dispatches assert tht'
early this afternoon the French nayu.
authorities took over without Incl
dent all ships ut The GrycN navy J..
some cases tAc Gyvok crews have
already been removed and .u others
they are being landed French crews
have been placed on tho swal. shps
Al suns. etc, on tho lGrEey feas,'s
have b,ou rendered ineffective and
guards placed on board There ,s mo-
excitement In Athens or at V.rasys
The Athens government haas added
protest 20 is no'iNc tlou cf accept
Nnce OF the allies G,laUds
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Statement Just Issued
Disappointing to
Stockholders
ONLY Is PER CENT
FOR TEN MONTHS
Output, Though, In
creases From $4,000
to 10000 Cars

In a statement ISSUED. Thursday
nv The Ford Motor company oy Can
ada the rof ,a-nfrz. Yrr ,hs ra
months ending Jg,v ef. loss --a
war tav ~ s-1.-1f amount -a g..
mo 2a214 or i5.s oa- Gems,
This auount FIR % months is ha-
low tho ernectercv OF .aa stock.
ho,ders I'M. e. Fl. ro.r,.f D.- av
those close to ths concern ar-ra.
,ions that the business fer ,h. -
maip,rg two month. ~ -ae wear
NAV 10 OF sech r-a.a-.e-- as -u
vreatlv increase .r.. r.,. o. earn.
ings
Rough estimates wrr.B Indicate
tho, no-e than 100000 .a.. VIII 10
The optnut ,or The ,a months r. ,a.
sscaI year a. against $4,000 last
wear u the o1,Dg. Is as rtEr rs
,,,. no, closs ~ .hs e~.,-s az
tha oonn,,y noin, ou. -As- .ra
.,.,auor, is No, ga.- irsl-s-ts- ~
,he com,a,v,s osrrirgs
Tha no, nroats sor he .7 month.
e ,Is9545sI4 Aaa.rg s-f4 laa-
,ha es,i,n.,ad c,-r{rgs f-~ .-a -.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

~ VhAihNFh ANth Tx 'hff
der'ake steps 70 purge ,ac -oIs 5,
false entries
.ion ta.- 7.l, 30 55ra as yef
uncertain C., Clerk Lindsay AT.
Harre nrgema1 corporation e1a-
sal. a-e IN favor % placing tse vr-s
.rhalle1zs" opposite -he names
found ,o ta false ard hsv.1F 'As 'a-
supervisory -la-ks no soauj.s
ai.l have -u duty FIJI every ---~.-.-
irGes, gaze u .se Inspected Goa,e-
attempts - vote They would -av-
pa'-o.-an sen. 20 check " 'he a..
dress and arrest enough :rag1G.or'
voters rr 'ra s-a-- 20 scare avar
'he majority n vote ,a.eye-
Clear Eieetto- Assured.
Dtrsemau AL Lindsay con der
i' would DO dangerous t7r che com
mission 20 make q wholesale ggrg
ing of me books 1r be card -eyo~-s
They ay ,sa' '-a mere fac' 'fat =
person could rrt Do found when
rhr Investigator called Ar his az.
drass is 0.. positive proof 'ha, his
registration WAS fran tgi=a-
Attorney Marsh during The morn
ing expressed confdenra 'ha'. AZ a
result 0f -te registration t1vss.iza-
'ioh snd '.e courage being shoz-
by fre e.er'ior eomro!'sterers H
CORRECTING -as Detroit rrH,l
have 'te o'ssse.t s.a.'.a, p I'. .Is
tory
'We rov have vta. re rave- had
before. said Hu4l "Wa have .ht
mach'uerv 20 make Pm election
clean n -.'a'are we know -orr4v.
ton existed hu- had uo means 20
stop q The con mission rau insure
clean election hy ;urRlng ,te reg
.s'ra'iou books and removing pre-
c.re' officials ttr minute tfey arc
found involved I1 any 'rregi,a-,
ties
THE attorney said DO thought the
majority OF election officials we're
honest and he did not want 20 be
understood as hurting any general
Indictment against The boards.
intima,ion % drastic action bv
federal authorities 20 insure clean
voting in November came pc rov
angle 90 The election situation lg-
Ing The morning Distric' ATTORNEY
K'rnane issued statement "a
which he refused 20 divgIgc What
method Le government would fo,
low bur conveyed an assurance thar
'he federal arm o' no Jaw VIII Pal
heavily on any crooked voters KIN.
name compared Tho vote tsIo' 20 'he
horse thief and thought Tho latter
preferable
The election commission meets
again AZ O'Clock, Thursday. ~
hear evidence from Judge Hulber'
OF additional vote frauds not GOV
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12


pres dent wac 70 lead prosperity
parade of automobiles thru tho
business section NJ the city, review
'ng .be parad" after reaching hig
stand Tho line ~ travel was
packed with people carrying Wilson
banners and an 'orfns NJ noise pro
lgcing Instruments 20 give Tho cy
G'ive royal reception
Before leaving tho summer White
Hpusn a' Long Branch. ~ r. ih"
president d,spuaei u MI immediate
ac-'ion4 arising 1ut of Lho syertnc-
i.1r appearance and activity ~ 'hc
German submarine U.J3 oT The cast.
err coast. II Is learned careful In.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL srockYARDs

MICHIGAN CENTR Al STOCI<N ARDS
DETROIT. oct. l.-ra-t. Market
steady best heavy steers go iH. .
best handy weight butcher steers.
3s15u725 mixed steers ard self
ers IS 80 n $50. handy NEht t8fctsrs.
sS25Q5f5 light butchers Bf-51r
best cows $50 5T. butcher COWS
ttb0d5 common COWS. 81 liDt
Gamers t360u t1I best heavy
bulls. Sc b0ngt bologna hll. i-rt
$50: stock bulls. S3-5Ht -.. f,sH.ra
t6ne75 stockef-. fttHrl 1r u+f-
ers and sprinR,rs p. trsf
calves Market duh prospects ..v,-.
bert, ST. Tt- p ------- -"
Sheep and lambs Na-kt' --r -.r
lower. best lambs. 21UtfL.f- fair
lambs. laUg5H. Fight Co. common
lambs. s6 506 $50. fair tr raaH sheep
te25 as SO Culls ana common. 81 -
Iib0 Wogs Nar1ss rfusre.ts.
pigs. ss75. others sa.2E77 -5
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12


I'll. gates wore 10 once when
crossed said carer and when
going .a3a- D.. s.-.l.s zs'.
r .e-- tarr !dea.s and --rarat
.ta 10Y - -ha ar
"s' would have se-le-eL =
YOU Aaart hr--la3 over ,ae CROSS
-g- a.tel Attorney Thomas r.
tsD'a. ~ 'ha p r r
'Tta car would have been tft In
no mifeI" d.d uhat J thong sh'
was beet when threw tHe car MO
nine points. Phil speed
A''aruey Nar,.a ~ tha Grand
Trunk. read a-1 ne record por
zion ~ rule So 10. o., the y T. r.
rule book which s'ates 'her The
uot0ruan ss nell AZ tho conductor
should exam.na railroad crossings
,L.lr-.a see = train was ap.
preaching
Yes read that rg'o carefully"
said Carter
Carter said 20 was between ne
second and third railroad tracks
when he arst saw tho train backing
down on tim Wrru DO frst ran
fIs car onto %" crossing DC iJ5't3
uor'b and south. be said but saw
no signs ~ danger
"I' yog had looked % he north
don't yog 'hirk yon could have
seen 'hs train coming" asked NJ
Ke.dan. as-er NJ Marin had com
ple'af his examination
"$o." said Carter. mot ~ there
weren't any iIzhts u Baz all
dark
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12


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s-1,- e-s- frauds revealed
- '"e r primary Vote were s't.
F--.-- -1- --- a--e-a. a,'.-1
w1--- Te-l --.-E .~e7-.-s '1 '--
r.- --."-aa-t justice '15-e 7.a-
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
RIrTrR ANn Eco.

Better-iiNfrh creamery sac fN
creamery frsts 5Nhr Ib aatrv 81,
u; packing stock. 2Se 10
rvsr--FTesh. receipts. cases IN
siutsA. nrsts. so'sc dor current re.
sespts asA0
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
Produce

DETROIT. oct To- -TVrerf f1r an
advance iu sugar prices fl, produce
market waf Ntth.Hf IurDrtFrf
change this WerutnE either ir prices
or conditions Dressed calves were
little vnsi~f ur the supply aud dr.
mand situation and fHr uuNfhIag uu.
der the top RTsdrs htre frcrr Il ar
easy tone iu poultry NutIer is tr IA
ttTong position cEEs Hrv H~rr with
buyers giving thr Tr. ference f1 strr.
sac stock. and potatoes sr, affrfv t0
hfm. Another week wtII probably ~
see the end % Tho peach trai hHt
apples. pears and grapes arc .n r.rt
supply and rule steady
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
L. S. WILL
NOT ALLOW
BLOCKADE

Continued from Page on.p
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12
REGISTRATION
FRAUDS LAND
At VETS DOOR

Continued from Page one,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

LONDON. Oct i1.--An Athens dis
patch mado public last night SAYS;
The Detroit times., 1916-10-12

We wRr' 90 90 10 r-T." shot
back the coroIor Were Ggiag
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-06
MONTHLY MEETING
OF DITCH COMPANY

The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Lincoln Park Pump
Ditch company was held Tuesday
might at the residence of the presi-
dent, Luther Van Slyke, and call
issued for the annual stockholders
meeting. which will take place at the
Lincoln Park school house at Z O'Clock
Saturday evening February 12. AZ
the stockholders meeting five direc.
tors will be chosen and the annual
levy made to defray the expenses OF
the company for the coming year.
The Lincoln Park Pump Ditch com.
pany has capitalization Of 5000,
divided into 1900 shares Of stock
having a par value OF ten dollars a
share; all OF which is invested. The
past twelve months has been pros
porous one for the company and a
small surplus will be turned into the
treasury.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-06
/. SOCIAL NOTES
THE MONDAY READING CLUB.

The Monday Reading Club met this
week at the home of Mrs. Webster
with Mrs. Bailey presiding. The sec
retary read the report of the previ'
GUS meeting which was approved.
The president reported that a plant
was sent to Miss Ireland in the name
of the club. Mrs. Hiatt who return
ed to Canon City from Indiana Sat
urday accompanied by Mr.. Hiatt sent
greetings to the club.
Mrs Coulter stated that she had re
eciyed letter from Mrs E. NJ. Smith
in which she said that her son Law
renee had gone to Silver City. New
Mexico. for his health and that she
was going to live with her son Ed
ward, who was married last June.
Mrs. Sadie Smith vas reader foi
the afternoon. She read an inter
esting article on How People .heeT
Warm Also a story from the La
dies Home Journal entitled, What
Happened to unet' ...,.-.-t
4 social followed during which nut
sandwiches, bran. bread. olives, salt
ed almonds and Russian tea were
served
Twelve. members responded to roll
call. Mrs. II; J.7Craig, Mrs Bernie
Craig and son Bernie, Mrs. Martha
Bethel, Mrs. Martin, and Mrs. F.. l..
Smith were present as guests.
The meeting next Sweek will be
held with Mrs. W-hipple; Mrs Bethel
reader.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-06
JOE BERNSTEIN
LOCATES m CANON

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bernstein OF
Pueblo are guests at the Str&thmore
hotel while looking up a permanent
residence here.
Mr.. Bernstein has purchased tho
Ford agency and is located at the Gar
age at 4th and River streets where
the Berstein Auto Company will have
its headquarters.
A carload of eight Fords has also
been unloaded and Mr.. Bernstein will
become active at once. Ho will con.
duct an up-to-date repair department
with experienced mechanics in charge
in connection with his Ford sales
rooms. Ajax tires will be handled as
well as full stock of Ford parts.
The new Ford agent has been in the
automobile business for twelve years
and Is at present at the head OF taxi.
cab company In Pueblo.
Mr.. bernstein has the reputation OF
being a hustler for business and will
no doubt make good In this territory.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-01-06

MAY this dsE and all of the days
of the New Year bring you and all of
those who are dear to you the sun
shine of happiness."
communication was read from a
club in California asking all Women's
clubs to cooperate with them in send
ing resolutions to congress showing
the advisability of appointing a non
partisan committee to look after their
interests.
Mrs. Lewis gave an interesting ac-
count of the Indians who were here
when she first came to Canon City.
Miss Wood, of Pella Iowa, who was
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Morey, rem
dered a long and difficult piano selec.
ton without notes and responded to
an encore. She also played a duet
with Mrs. Morey which was greatly
appreciated.
via.' -,-
Mrs. Logan gave Its History and
Hero" Mrs. Goodloe gave a compre
hepsive paper on Its Resources and
Transportation Facilities" In connec
ton with her paper Mrs. Goodloe told
Of her visits to the Bolivian building
at the exposition and showed some
grain and potatoes obtained there
by special permission. She also show,
ed some blankets. loaned by Mrs. Liv.
ingston, worn. by the women of that
country. go
Mrs. Lewis read an interesting
article on "Titicaca and La Paz," the
Bolivian Indian.
The meeting was one of more than
usual interest. The subject next
week is Chile"