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TUNGSTEN CLAIMS ARE
STAKED IN PARK COUNTY

\ party OF local men. who recently
returned from weeks trip in Park
county. north and west of here. have
located close 20 500 mining claims on
What is known as Rock Greek. where
it is said traces of tungsten have
been found Samples brought back
gave small percentages of tungsten it
$ said. and there are indications that
the main vein or ledge may be located
on the ground taken up.
Many claims adjoining those taken
rp ty the local men have heen located
by Park county prospectors and de-
yeiopment work VII probe iy cont nge
thru the summer months, Reports
from Fairplay are TO the effect that
Neople are highly excited over the
tunes,en possihilities.-cripple Creek
Times.
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MRS. SARAH TRUE
DIED FRIDAY MORNING.

Mrs. Sarsh Agnes Trre died at SOC
Cooper avenue at 8 O'Clock Friday NOR
ming from pulmonary tuberculosis. fol-
lowing a lingering illness. Deceased
was a resident of Chicago. but had
made her home here during the gr at
er part OF the last three or four years
for the benefit of her health. Mrs.
True was born February -, 1877 aE1
was a native Of Illinois. Her sister.
Miss Mary Powell. was with her when
the end came and was her companion
md attendant during all OF the Pc iod
II her residence IN Canon City.
The husi and Of tie dec as d is a
ell to- b ness mt Of Chicago and
the family has important connections
in that city. Accompanied by Miss
Powell the rema ms were taken to
Chicago ON the Santa Fe train This
morning for burial.
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mEspAMEs GARDNER AND GROVE
ENTERTAIN.

A merry crowd of ladies gather d
at the Gardner home On Rudd avenle
Thursday afternoon, vhen Mrs. l.. W.
Gardner and Mrs. George s. Grove
enterta ned for Mrs. Lave Drnaway'
OF Florence ard Mrs. Raymond
Grimes OF Denver.
a most enjoyable time WIS spent t
cards, tie game OF tie afternoon berg
siS-handed euchre Of which ten ia, les
were played. Awards were given 10
Mrs T. NJ. Harding. Jr.. Mrs. VIM
Boucher. and Mrs. =. w Refer s.
pectively for the test showing on their
score cards at the close of the play.
AS the afternoon drew TO a close
a dainty luncheon was served in three
courses. Large lunches of sweet
peas and apple blossoms arranged thru
the rooms aro-ded much frag ance
and beauty for the occasion.
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coop.FELLowsHIp MEETING.

The Good Fellowship social at the
Christian church Wednesday night
held under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Aid Society and the Win One Circle"
Of that church was pronounced most
unqualified success by those present;
more than 200 members OF the congre-
cation participating in the exercises
The first hour was spent N the mril
auditorium OF the church in a some
what unique song service conducted
by the pastor. Rev Dean. a number
OF the old favorite hymns were sung.
.'hymns that have helped. as the pas
tor expressed H. Then tails we.e
made and biographies given OF famous
hymn writer's such as the Wesleys.
William cowper. Toplady and others.
A paper on THE Music Of Bible
Times was givensby John Emmerson-
The audience then retired TO the
basement where refreshments were
served by the ladies' OF the church.
Here a literary program was rendered
which was highly enjoyed. Among
the numbers OF this program were
readings by Miss Eta Walton, by
Miss Florence RHu and a dialect read
ing by Nr. A. Sonneland. These so
ciais VIII be held at regular intervals.
the next one bein~ set fer the Ia We |
nesday evening in May. the 3lst Prox-
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SOCIAL MoIES
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR OF HER
BIRTHDAY.

Miss Fern Dietrich was hostess at
a jolly party last Saturday afternoon
in honor of her fourteenth birthday
anniversary. There we're fourteen
guests. all girls, in attendance and the
affair was a delightful one in all res
pects.. After games of vario7s kinds
had been played and good time had
by all. the guests were summoned to
the dining room where birthday
cake illuminated with scs-tee:: i;.n.::
candles. pink and white brick ice
cream and fruit punch we're served
for refreshments. These present
we're Mis- ses Mary and Margaret Min
nihan, Ellen Bartlett. Dorothy Dean.
Evelyn Adams. Inez Campion. Helene
Yates. Katherine Kenly, Laura Sill
colt, AInea Horney. Luc.le Nix. Cath
crime Hood. Lillian wolfenbergeT.
Hazel and Fern DIETRICH. The pres
ents we're many and pretty. At five
O'Clock the guests depsrted for their
homes wishing Miss Fern many more
birthday celebrations under e-ually
happy s1rrorndines.
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ARBOR DAY At CHANDLER

Arbor Day was observed at Chand.
Ter school with an oItdosr program OF
recitations. dialogues and songs pe.-
tanning to the planting OF trees. shrubs
and flowers; also to the protection OF
our birds.
The parents of the school children
and other visitors were present The
mine superintendent, MIR. Somerville.
purchased twenty i've yocng trees.
and presented them to the school chill
dren for planting. The planting OF the
trees around the school house was
Kindly and ably supervised by Doctor
Neonan who took deep interest in the
work and the school boys showed
great energy and interest, which was
enjoyed by the onlo okers A number
OF young men from Chandler also
Joined in and helped the ch ldren.
which the teachers hishly appreciated
Some OF the board who were able to
he present also helped. Great praise
is due the Chandler school board: they
always resrond to the needs OF the
school. Pictures were taken OF the
children and others during the plant
ing. DR. Noonan and Mr.. somerville
addressed the children on the occasion
that Of Arhor Dag.
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HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAIN
MekT GflTit YIhG SUCCESS

The enterta inment given by the
school building Friday night was a
gratifying success in its presentat on.
n the patronage t received from
the public and in its finan al receipts
he pro2ram WIS meritorious and of
cxtraor 4inary Interest to the great as
semblasa that witnessed it Special
fei ttres were tie m sic, Tie Roman
We'd ins," the dram .tizltion of "Py-
ramus and Tfisb be- from Shake
,peaIe's Mids mmer Nights Dream.
TIE tahlelux. or living rictlres, show
ing famous statuary and historic
vents. and the exh.b of repro luc-
ons of great paintings made by the
lson Art Picture company of Bel
ront. Massachusetts,.
Tie building was. filed with visi-
ors from an early horr in the evening
until late at nj hit ar the LEI d en-
te-ta nment afforded thcm made tie
occasion one of exceptional interest.
All who took part in the pro.r m ac-
quilted themselves admirably and
we're accorded the applause cue them
for the superb character of Their work.
The proceeds from the entertainment
will be used fer the purchase CT pic
tures for the high school building.
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MRS. PALMER ENTERTAINs THE
CARD CLUB.

Mrs. T. D. Palmer WIS hostess 10
the 500 club at her home Friday ev- n
ing. A most delicious dinner. daintily
arranged on small tables, wss served
at seven O'Clock. after which an en-
joyable evening was spent at cards.
Large lunches of III cs were used for
decorations. Counting up the score
at the close of the play. Mrs. Hunter
Palmer and jude Cooper were found
to be at the top and wese awarded
the favors.
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her home on Orchard avenue Covers
were laid for ten. A large bowl OF
apple blosss ms formed a beautiful
centerpiece. and vases OF the snowy
blooms were placed all about the
rooms Following the dinner most
enjoyable musical and social tine was
spent. The guests We Mrs. NJ, Ethel
Mas. Mrs. Ethel Crane, Mrs. Cora
Hunt. Miss Roxie Wood, Miss Grace
Gum :nghan, Mr. Blake Roger-. Mr..
Arthur Fredrickson, Mr.. Rail- h Burdy
and Mr.. James Belknap.
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THE GIRLS, LUNCHEON CLUB.

The Girls Luncheon club and seve-
r special guests were delightfully."- en-
tel itained by Mrs. F. B. Campbell at
her home on Nor h 5th street Wednes-
day. Daffodils graced the center OF
the luncheon table. While larGe bowl
Of lilacs were placed in tie living
room. The afte; noon hours were
pleasantly spent at fridge. The spec
ial guests OF the ol-b were Mrs. Ethel
Gibson Hines. Mrs. p. II. Troutman.
Mrs. Gretchen Harding Gale. and Mrs.
Thos. lyman.
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EASTER PARTY.

Twenty young ladies were the guests
of Miss Alice Hall at her home on Fo.'-
est avenue Monday afternoon. Tables
we're arranged fer rds and Five Hun
dred was the game OF the afternoon.
The pretty rooms weer artistically
decorated in white and yellow. uowers
OF the Easter time being everywhere
in evidence. The same color scheme
was carried out in the two course iun-
eheon. dainty feature being little
spun sugar baskets filed with Ice
cream to represent nests.
At the close OF the afternoon when
scores were counted Mrs. F. W. Rel
ter was presented with a bocust OF
spring flowers for top score. and Mrs.
Van Raskirk received as a consoia-
tion dainty sachet
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DO lCU KNOW THAT

Walking is the best exercise-and
the cheapest?
Unpasteurized milk frequently
spreads disease?
The United States Public Health
ierviee administers typhoid, vaccine
gratis to Federal employees?
The air-sisht dwelling leads but to
he grave'
Moderation in all things prolonss
life?
The careless splitter is a public
err
a little cough is frequently the
warning signal of tuberculosis?
Bad teeth and bad tonsils may be
the cause of rheumatism?
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rHE SUNSHINE clRcLE.

The S'n h'ne C rec of East Can
en- net last Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. B ckle with nine members and
two guests present. A social hour
was spent with fancy work. The meet
ing was called to order by the presi-
dent. After short bus ness meeting
light refreshments were served by
Mrs. Martins and the hostess.
The meeting adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Kingsley, May 10.
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MRS. GRAVES GIVES LUNCHEON.

a pretty one O'Clock luncheon was
given on Wednesday ty Mrs. c. Her
man Graves in honor CT of her niece.
Miss Zora wi.fn OF Ritzv'll Washin :
ton. English violets were tie flowers
used and the co'or scheme was car
ried out in the table decorations and
the menu.
Fourteen yong ladies' were present
and spent a pleasant afternoon with
music and sewing.
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SAYS CONDITIONS ARE UNUSUAL
w PROMISING.

Owen Walker came down from his
ranch in the vicinity of Mieanite on
"Wednesday to look after some bus.-
ness matters demanding his attention.
He will return home on Friday. Mr..
Walker says cattle and horses on tho
range are looking exceptionally well
for this time of the year and that the
indications for the summer pasturage
are unusually promising.
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MISS ROBERTS eNTeRTAINs.

Miss Ella Roberts entertained the
Sewing club at her home on Rudl
avenue. Thursday evening. Nine of
the members present and an enjoy
able time spent at need!ework. light
refreshments were served at the close
OF the evening
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CO TO RomtEv.

Mrs. Chas. Swanton. who has been
visiting her parents r the past week
or ten days, win leave today for her
home in Romley, Mrs. T. NJ. Harding
will join Mrs. Swanton at Buena Wis.,
tA sunday and accompany her TO Rom
ley where abe win spend sometime.
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the sum of s51.oO was realized. Tea
and sandwiches were serve1 during
the afternoon. About seventy-five
members of the Guilds and their
friends enjoyed the charming hospi-
taIity of their hostess and the social
meeting.
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woMAh,s clua Meer.No

The womans club met IN regular
session Tuesday at Pythian hall. Mrs.
Goodloe presiding.
The report of the secretary for pre-
vious meeting was read and approved
The change In bylaws we're read for
second time and accepted.
Mrs. Goodloe gave a talk on the pro
posed REST Room" telling Of the great
need and whrt might be done. and
the cost attending IL.
Mrs, Lewis, chairman of the tree
planting reported that two trees had
been planted at Rudd Park with no
cost TO the club. They are TO be given
appropriate names.
II was voted that letter OF thanks
be- sent to Mr.. DeWeese for his Gift
Of the trees. and to Mr. Ward who
Iianted the trees.
letter was read from the @. A. r..
thanking the club for the invitation TO
the play. "The Be tile Cry OF Peace"
~ the opera house. It was greatly
enjoyed.
A communication was read from the
State Fedeartion relative 10 estlbiish-
ing "clean up Day" As the move
ment was commenced over ten years
ago and has been well carried out no
action was taken in the matter.
A report was given OF the hearty
manner in whi h the boys are entering
into the contest OF making boxes fos
birds to build their nests, two prizes
being offered by the members Of the
Audubon society for the hest and most
practical nesting places made. Two
prizes are offered and over $50 are
striving to he the favored ones. The
prizes are to be awarded May 20.
II was stated that Red Cross"
society was soon TO be started here in
which Il was hoped members of the
club world take an interest
An interesting discussion followed
on the Present Attitude of South
America and North America, in which
many excellent points were brought
out. Next week May 2. VII close
the club yoa- There will he the'"An-
niial Meeting, installation of ofacers'
and recent!on az which II is horei
ali members win be in attendance.
HELD SALE AND SOCIAL MEETING
The women's Auxiliary. comprising
the three Guilds of the Episcopal
church. held sale and social meeting
at the home of Mrs. b. F. Rockafellow
on Main stree. Wednesday afternoon
from two to Ave. The spacious living
rooms were decorated with Easter
liiIes and sweet pe1n and tabIea were
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4. e. sAARMAN FAMILY MOVE,

The A. r. sharman family have
moved from a2a N. 18th street to 72s
Floral avenue.
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A number Of the boys accomnsniet
by Principal r. II. McNeal viii 80 OF
a hike Saturday to the mounta ms.
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The annual oral spelling contest be-
tween the Alcott and lincoln PARK
schools will Re held at the high schsol
Friday. May 18th. at p. m.
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DINNER PARTY AT MISS PAxToN's
Miss Phebe Paxton entertained .
number OF friends at . splendid elk
O'Clock dinner Thursday evening at
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LINCOLN PARK SCHOOL NOTES

The annual Field Meet Of Lincoln
Park and Alcott school was held on
Friday, April 2l. II WAS victory for
the Lincoln Park school. although
both teams showed much training
The winners in each event fer the
two schools follows:
Alvin Gardiner. Aicott. champion
runner.
Paul Nahooi-Lincoln PAX school.
champion standing broad jump.
Paul Logan-Lincoln Park. cham
pion running broad jumper.
Joe Richardson - Lincoln Park.
champion baseball thrower.
Bert Brewer. Lincoln Park. cham
pion s-lh. shot putter.
Geo. Halstezd. Billy Tray, Lincoln
Park and Clyde woolsey. Alcott. tied
In running high jump.
Joe Richardson. Lincoln Park. all
around athletic champion OF the two
schools.
Basketball Cboys) Lincoln Park 1;
Alcott "a.
Basketball -(Girls) Lincoln Park 1.
Alcott 5.
Basehall-Lincoln Park 5. Alcott II.
There was a meeting OF the execa-
tive committee of the Lincoln Park
Parent-Teachers' Association wednes-
day at the school house.
The next meeting will be Friday.
May 5th. at 3 p. m. instead of May
18th. as previously announced. There
will be an interesting program; also
this is the time for the election Of
officers for the coming year.
Every person on Lincoln Park Is
urged TO attend this meeting.
The Junior Audubon class Of Lincoln
Park is urged to attend this meeting.
Comrades Geraghty, Courtney. Dun
lap. and Hawkins of the G. A. r. held
their annual program at the Lincoln
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Comrades Geraghty. Courtney. Dun
lap. and Hawkins of the G. A. r. held
their annual program at the Lincoln
Park school Friday morning.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
At THE GARRICK.

A nifty comedy bill interested a big
audience at the Garrick Theatre last
night. II is fun and music all the way
through and looks like a winner II
is likely to draw well all the week,
for there are several acts that are
sure to be talked about Clayton
White and his company produced the
comedy playlet. The stage Carpen-
ter" in very clever fashion. Il show
ed some Of the human atmosphere be-
hind the scenes. and is an interest
ing mixture OF comedy and pathos.
Roy Atwell is the author Kathryn
Dahl. the girl with the nightingale
voice. with Charles Gillen at the pi-
ano. gave a classy singing number.
which was charming. II Is elabor-
ately staged Adelaide Boothby and
Charles Everdean were very good in
their comedy song creation. A novel
ball tossing act was given by the Alex
ander Brothers. who are experts. A
red-hot comedy act was given In rapid
FIRE fashion by the Hippodrome Com
edy Four. who have all sorts Of tall
ents; Claude Saner, a gifted singer.
got lots Of applause. Town Hall Fol-
lies" is the title OF a rural revue,
which was given by Eugene Emmett
and his company. 70 Is a laugh pro-
ducer and is In very good hands.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
ROBERT EDESON APPEARS
IN "IIIS BROTHERS KEEPER

Robert Edeson and a capable com
pany appeared at The Playhouse last
night in the premiere of a new play.
His Brothers Keeper" by Robert
Porter II was produced under the
direction OF Mr.. Edeson, and while
splendidly mounted and interpreted
il does not afford the popular star
the opportunities that some of his
other plays have given him. II is a
story Of sacrifice and OF babies and
betrayal. OF doctors and dope that
may make a stronger appeal to audi
ences in New York than in Whining
ton. Mr. blossoms part calls for re-
pressed acting OF high character. in
which he excelled as the doctor who
makes a sacrifice such as rarely
would be discovered in real life to
protect the name Of an adopted sister
who was in love with his brother. Mr..
Edeson in response to many calls
made a happy speech at the close OF
the third act His supporting COM
pany was all that could be desired.
The play lacked the conventional end
ing Of everybody being happily mar
ried and doubtless will have 10 be
shortened somewhat.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
Attractions at the Theatres

worn by her escort. for the better
class OF Indians, especially the princes.
are noted for their valuable collections
OF rare gems. Maud Allan was not
aware of this custom and was greatly
surprised when no less person than
the puniab himself suddenly gave the
signal for the presentations by strip
ping his fingers of a dozen huge rings
studded with rubies, emeralds and
diamonds and by taking a string or
pearls from his neck and placing them
before the dancer. With seeming cour-
tesy Maud Allan returned the jewels,
but she was also in the dark regarding
the fact that she had rendered her host
something OF an insult in so doing.
my mother has forbidden me 20 ac-
cept jewelry from gentlemen was
the diplomatic statement of the dancer
"A very good thing to do remark
ed the punjab. as he replaced the gems
and Maud Allan was at least 10000
poorer IN precious stones.
Miss Allan will appear al The Play
house on Saturday. She will bring
with her a symphony orchestra OF
forty. under the leadership Of Ernest
Bloch
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
PrGH STORES CnMPANK-

The new Pugh Stores Co. commences
business. with a chain Of stores To-
Gated in 300 cities and towns i'm the
Middle West States. and the large
Pugh Terminal Warehouse. located in
Chicago. The warehouse established
12 years ago by James A. Pugh. Pres
ident of the new company. covers 2S
acres of floor space, being the largest
building of its kind under one roof
In his letter to the bankers. Michaelis
e. Co., OF New York. President Pugh
states that the new company will in
crease its chain TO 1000 general mer-
chandising stores. all going concerns.
in cities and towns in the Middle
West States, being served from the
central distributing point, the Pugh
Terminal Warehouse.
Regarding the warehouse, MIR. Pugh
says: "This building has facilities for
loading or unloading 500 freight cars
every "a hours. On the north side.
facing the Chicago River. there are
docking faci Lties for handling five
large Lake vessels at one time. Tn
der the basement is a subway. an un-
derground electric road. connecting
with SO freight stations in Chi
cago, all except one. A general
mail order business is established,
and fast growing. located in the ware
house. Records as Of January /. 1916.
show that the mail order department
already has over 100000 customers
on its mailing list"
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
POLICE PROTECTION
PROVIDED FOR MAYOF

As a protection against cranks and
others who might annoy him. Mayor
James f. Price is having a large
huzzer placed in the office OF the
house sergeant at City Hail. This is
TO be connected by direct wires with
the Mayors office and used to sum
mon the police whenever they should
be needed.
The request for this buzzer was
made TO tho Police Commissioners
sometime ago by Mayor Price. fol-
lowing the visit to his Office OF a
stranger who was persistent in re-
quest that the Mayor give him let
ter authorizing him TO solicit funds
here.
Evening journal., 1916-10-24
"KATINKA.-

"Katinka." which made such a hit
when Il was here earlier in the season,
will play a return engagement at The
Playhouse tomorrow afternoon and
evening. Those who saw the show
when il was here before will be anx-
iOus TO see II again and those who have
not seen It should take this opportun-
ity. II is a pretty production with
plenty Of catch music pretty costumes
and clever people. and il is one Of the
best musical attractions which has
been seen here.