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health insurance if health insurance improving, the health and efficiency of the industrial; population"
 Such a system, it is pointed out in the bulletin, would
 1. Provide cash benefits and medi- cal service for all wage-earners in times of sickness at much less cost than IS now possible. Adequate medi- cal relief would thus be placed with in the reach of even the lowest paid workers who are most subject to ill., health.
 2. Distribute the cost amons em- ployers, employees, and the public as the groups responsible for disease causing conditions and afford these groups a definite financial incentive for removing these conditions. This can be done by means of small week ly payments from employees, supple mented by proportionate contributions from employers and government at a rate reducible in proportion to the reduction of sickness.
 3. Become an effective health. measure by linking the cooperative efforts of the three responsible groups with the work of national. state and local health agencies, and by utilizing these agencies in the ad- ministration of the health insurance system.
 4. Afford better basis for the cooperation of the medical profes- sion with public health agencies. 5. Eliminate the clements of pa ternalism and charity-giving by mak- ing employees and the public. as we'll as employers, joint agents in the con- trol of this fund.
 Sydney. Nova Scotia. now has a benzol plant.
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purpose. The purpose of militarism is to use armies for aggression. The spirit of militarism is the opposite of

Ru1 POoCs AAO PNA POoS OA AAAAA"Ss'N -S.'- is to use armies for aggression. The spirit of militarism is the opposite of the civilian spirit-the citizen spirit.
 "In a country wEere militarism pre- vails, the military man looks down upon the civilian, regards him as in- ferior. thinks of him as intended for his, the military mans, support and use; and just so long as America is America that spirit and point of view is impossible with us. There is as yet in this country so far as l can diseov- CT, no taint of the spirit of militar- ism."
 military academy and large audi ence that nobody who does not put 4merica first can be tolerated. He added, however, that true Americans should set a. good example.
 The president declared the present war did not come by accident. but that it had to come. The United States wants nothing from Europe, he said, and there is nothing else she wants which she must get by war. He sounded a warning that no man can tell what the next day will bring forth in the worlds events.
 The word "Americanism" was used today by the president for the first time in recent addresses. He con- stantly referred to the graduates to whom he was speaking, but referred more to national and international problems. He warned the graduates l against militarism.
 The presidents speech was ire. quently interrupted by applause and
 he was cheeled as he concluded.
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How They Stand.

Cleveland, June 13.-Cleveland made it four straight from Philadel phia, knocking Myers from the box again and winning, II to 2.
 Score k Il E Philadelphia 200 900 OOO- 2 8 2 Cleveland 225 200 0Ox-11 l5 0
 Myers, Majors and Schang, Mur- phy; Bagby and O'Neill, Billings.
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MAGNOLIA SHIPS HOGS.

Magnolia. June 13.-A carload of hogs was shipped from Magnolia by Barrett & Granger. Many farmers in this section are now raising fine hogs, and it is expected that several more cars will be shipped before fall.
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PHILLIPS DEFEAT PIRATES.

Philadelphia. June Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh today, 5 to 5. Miller was knocked off the rubber by Philadelphia in four innings.
 Score Philadelphia ......012 900 O2X-5 l
 Miller. Adams and Wilson; De- maree, Bender and Burns.
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How They Stand.

Birmingham. June 13.-Birmingham hit Hoff and Kirby when hits meant runs and defeated Little Rock today, 8 to 2. Robinson also was hit freely, but not opportunely.
 Score K H E Little Rock ......OO1 900 OO1-2 Il 2 Birmingham ..... .101 131 ,1Ox--8 12 2
 Hoff, Kirby and Gibson; Robertson and Smith.
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RUTH SOME BATTER.

St. Louis, June 13.-Boston defeated St. Louis, 5 to 3, today. Ruth, who yesterday tied the score for Boston bv driving one over the right field fence with two on bases, contributed another in the same place today. He also drove in a run with a single in the fourth.
 Score k Il k Boston .102 100 10O-5 Il 2 St. Louis 1000 0O1 .200-3 2 1
 Ruth, Shore and Cady; Davenport, Koob, Fincher, Baumgardner and Chapman, Severoid, Hartley.
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VOLUNTEERS FIRST AGAIN.

New Orleans, June 13.-Williams' three-bagger scored two runs in the first inning. enough to give Nashville a 2-to-1 victory over New Orleans. and returned the Volunteers to first place.
 Score R H K Nashville 200 900 OOO-2 6 2 New Orleans ...010 900 O0O-1 8 1
 Rodgers and Street; Smith and Hipcins.
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One years supply of coal for New York, loaded in 50-ton cars, would make a train reaching from that city to Salt Lake City.
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How They Stand.

Anyone wishing to huy or sell Jefferson county script, call on Chas. Well Supply Co. If
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James R. Keene, sportsman and banker, who died in January: 1915. ie1t an estate with a taxable value of $l,- O62,639, according to transfer tax appraisal filed in New York.
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DARKNESS ENDS GREAT STRUGGLE
 WITHOUT RESULT Boston and Cincinnati Play :, Sixteen Innings to Dark ness Without a Score.
 Results Yesterday. Boston 0, Cincinnati 0 (16 innings, darkness).
 Chicago 5, New York 2. Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3. Brooklyn 3, St. Louis l..
 Where They Play Today. Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
How They Stand.

Boston, June 13.-Cincinnati and Boston played for 16 innings today; neither team being able to score, and darkness finally necessitated ealing the game. Toney and Schneider held the Braves to hits. Cincinnatrs hlts were numerous, but we'll scattered. With three on and two out in the twelfth, Clark, batting for Toney, drove terrific liner, which Rudolph stopped with his bare hand and re- tired the batter. The Braves made desperate effort in their half of the same inning. With Fitz on third and one out, Compton hit in front of the plate and Fitz tried to score, but ran into double play.
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TUFTS RESTS HARVARD.

Cambridge, Mass, June 13.-Har- ward university lost at baseball today to Tufts college, in II innings, to 3.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Milwaukee 2, Columbus 1. Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis 1. St. Paul 2, Louisville 4. Toledo II, Kansas City 6.
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CUBS WIN AGAIN.

New York, June 13.-Chicago made it two out of three from New York, winning 5 to 2. The Cubs batted the Giants pitchers all over the field.
 Score- R H E Chicago ......... .1O1 100 200-5 16 0 New York ......... ..OOO no O0O-2 8 l
 Vaughn and Archer, Fisher; Benton, Stroud, Shupp and Rariden.
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Where They Play Today

Columbus at Kansas City. Toledo at Milwaukee.
 Indianapolis at St. Paul. Louisville at Minneapolis.
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ATLANTA DEFEATS MEMPHIS.

Atlanta, June 13.-After gaining what would have been a safe lead on three hits, Atlanta took advantage of the visitors ragged infield play in the seventh, piled up five runs in that inning and beat Memphis, z to 1.
 Score R H E Memphis ....000 001 0O0-1 3 Atlanta .............. .0OO 1O1 50x-7 2 0
 Merritt and Wallace; Day and Per kins.
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WALSH IS HIT HARD.

Chicago, June 13.-Ed Walsh at tempted 1916 comeback today, put Washington drove him from the slab in the third inning and made enough runs off him to win from Chicago, 5 to 2.
 Score R H B Washington ....012 900 000-3 0 Chicago .000 020 000-2 3 l
 Hare and Henry; Walsh, Russell, Wolfgang and Schalk.
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PEPPER ON THE JOB.

Brooklyn, June 13.-Pfeffer held St, Louis to two hits today, which: with Daubert's good batting, enabled Brooklyn to win, 3 to l. v , st Louis 1000 900 001-1 ? ? Brooklyn .001 001 01x-S l
 Meadows and Snyder; Pfeffer and Meyers.
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Results Yesterday.
Where They Play Today.

Little Rock at Birmingham. Memphis at Atlanta.
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BREAK WINNING STREAK.

Detroit, June 13.-An eighth inning rally gave New York 4-to-2 victory today. The Tigers had won eight straight games.
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NO "COMEbACK" FOR ED WALSH; BAIIED OFF SLAB Washington Defeats Chica- go White, Sox and Breaks Long Losing Streak.
 Results Yesterday. Cleveland Il, Philadelphia 2. Washington 3, Chicago 2. New York 4, Detroit 2. I Boston 5, St. Louis 3.
 Where They Play Today. Washington at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
Results Yesterday.
Where They Play Today.

Washington at Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
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Where They Play Today.

Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at New York. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-13

Martha Circle OF thc Central Pres.
.r'erau church celebrated tho VAL
,n'Iuo season with delightful par.
% iast evening 90 the beautiful home
of Miss Alice landorrin 1900 Polk
street
Various games of hearts were
played and Dan Cupid rcignod as
master &C ceremonies Refreshments
OF heart shaped ices with cake and
red and white minis were served
Those present included Misses Lois
Woody Margaret kcudrick. Frances
Charlrss. Map Hopkins. Charlotte
Miller Louise Murphy. Ruth Sock
vcll. Edna Kirk ELLEN and Ella
SNpVith Maurino singleton Ruth
NDAlpiu Doris Nohles and Messrs.
Hueh Bakcr g. rluumhsri. Harris
kimhrough Waylaud Stanley True
man Vineyard Pat Arnoti. Trigg
Tv0rhcr Earl Baker Bob Crudg
uelou and Lawrence Mobiles
%
That co'crir OF Amarillo society
mlk known %. the Thursday Five
hundred club passed % most enjoy
able afternoon Thursday when Mrs
o. g. ru, chaumiurly ra-ricd or
ulmll. homo. a. au entertainer
Watermelon pink carnations with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-13

North CIaudon, W When ! was lG years
old got married and A. Is years | gave birth to
twins and IL lcf' me with very poor health. could
mot walk across the floor without having to sit
down 90 rest and Il was hard for mc to keep about
and do my work wont to doctor and he told
me ! lad q displacement and ulcers, and would
have to have am operation This frightened me so
much that did mot know what 10 do Having
heard Of ydp r. lnkham'- Vegetable Compound
u thought would give II q trial and n made me ~
well %, ever ! cannot say enough n favor OF tho
,'-Nr,. MAINE A,BADu, North 'raudOu, Wis,
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From a Grateful Massachusetts Woman.

Eovbury. Nu,s-"I ISL. suffering from utam-
nation and wa, examined uv "a physician who iouud
that my trouble wa, caused hy q displacement
Nv symptom. ure huus down pains, hockachc.
and sluggish liver .Iod several kinds of mrdr
cine: then | was asked q, nv lydia J.. I1nkhom
Vegetable Compound. [. has cured me and 1m
plea,ed 10 b.. boz u, u-ul. good health by using %
and highly recommend n"- Mrs. i. NJ. O"oop
Haynes Park, lioNJury, Mass.
4. 80, ,,,nt .neriaI ,dyice write To LYDIA
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Testimony from Oklahoma.

Iawton, Okla" When began % take lydia + Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound seemed be- good Tor nothing tired easily
and had headaches much OF the time and Wa, irregular took agn
before little child born and did wonderful amount Of
good % that never tail recommend LYDIA h. IkamS
Vegetable Compound aug because hi, done much
for Mrs A. l. MDtA-lNNu, 5tH Have st., IaWou, Okla.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-13

Following thr meeting of 'hc
mauno Federation Friday after
noon at the home oi Mrs q q Ilal-
olwool. tU, following committees
were appointed to serve n au oven
greater campaign OF work than that
oi the past year and when one COM
sders the wonderful advancement
made m AMARILLO along 400 lines ~
civic hcttcrmnu and at'uctivenoss.
iuaa nations utmost scope fails. in
capable of p.r.urIu- what may ho az
.omplishcd 90 tbr close OF this fresh.
new season efforts
Legislative chairman Mrs Huff
Mrs ! q Nonuur Mrs CLYDE Cock
rnl Mrs William Elliott Mrs % r.
Iaf"lvcod and NJ Jennie Rider
Sanitary Committee chairman.
Mrs Rocrr NrGc, vice. chairman
Mr.. O.. . Thompson Mrs T. S.
burgess. Mrs IS " Galbrith. Mrs
81 q mU Nr, O.. ! q LoVndcs.
Mrs vs. q Royce. Mrs W T. Goo
Mrs O. r. oliver Mrs . . Service.
ur S - \Wo.d Mrs George Vsd.
diI Mrs L'otd Fletcher Mr. q Is
Guuu. SIR 49, O. Grooudrcko, Mrs
Grruug Mrs 70 g. kilourh Mrs
W 81 Rec. Nr. D. s White Miss
roru.go Russell Miss Agnes o"oeHld
Nrg grD..r HIsrE 81. Oscar grhill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-02-13

Mrs J T. Nunn. Mss Alice Lander
gin. Mrs cha less. Mr. Thomas cur
49, Mrs Dean kin Mrs D. a Tenn.
pie Mrs Howard Wilson Nrs D. s.
Davis. Mrs. Fisk Mrs. a p Lump.
Kin. Mrs Lindsey Nunu Mrs O..
Nunn Mrs y 'huford
Tree Committee Chaim Nu
Vealc. vice chairmar Mrs G. B Gar
u,r. Miss Jennie krsch Nrs 81 H
Allen Mrs Petty Mrs Tideumn Nr
Il. S. Thompson. Mrs n 81 Banner
Mrs Harmon nen'on Mrs Eucr
stadt Miss Margaret Rider MIS-
DClley Ms Edgar Mcdonald Mrs
Fred Blackburn. Mrs Terry Thomp
SON. Mrs Sam Vaughn Mrs Earl
Cobb. Mrs Alex Lumpkin Mrs Dick
Ware. Mrs n &. Harding Mrs 70
y. Wheeler Mrs. W. y Patton Mrs
e.. n. Jackson. Mis- p &c. Eyuuu
Mrs. v y Hail. Ms Lee U,Wson
Mrs. J l.. Holland Mrs Todd Mrs
! w. Crudringtou. Nrs HUNuu.
Mrs L. Housor Mrs Rouo, Mrs T.
y Reaslcy Mrs Roy Vineyard Mrs
Lee Joiner. Mrs. y y ru.kru Mrs.
Brady Mrs Dan Elliott Mrs Hop.
kius. Miss Daisy Brown N gy
Harding Mrs Frank lumar Mrs
Hoover. Mrs. Jacf wheeler NH
Burton Thompson Mrs SauudDr.
Mrs T.. y Simmons. Nr Howard
Williams. Mrs u g.. Watson Nra
Earl Fuuua Mrs Marion Ru.r..
Ms. Kcndrick. Mrs G. ~ Hiehop
Mrs KIRBY brown M Cain Nr
True Miss Ruth Sears
Fly Committee Chairman Nr
q. g. johnson vice chairman MI
llasco. Mrs kukoad Nr Chad 90
liutt. Mrs e. T. VINEYARD Mrs
Brothers Mira ~ Johnson 81. D.
Nlor Mrs q J. Underwood Nr
Ndair. Miss Cunningham. Mrs llu
din Miss Gladys SecvaIl Nr Do a.
u nyuum Mrs John Word Nr
win Collins Mrs Sam Wu.br 49,
buckingham Mr. ruuI WHuu
Mrs Il Thompson " q % WILSON
Mrs g.. T. Piokur' Nm N E
Meyer Mrs = S. Nswh.Id Nr
Woods Ellison N., d T Thma
Mrs u. e. Allen Ur Pred rur
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EeaHkfor
sick Women
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To women who are suffering from some form OF
woman, special l, and have constant fear OF breaking
down, the three following letters ought to bring hopc:-
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Saints there are for all The year
Listed BOO the Calendar.
Saints erotic saints austere.
Saints OF peace and Saints OF war.
Saints Of water Saints Of vine.
prefer Saint Valentine
-
Patrick famed boo every place
Where the Sons OF Erin go.
Nicholas brings yearly grace
Jingling DER the Christmas snow.
Al their fators ia resign
For but yours saint Valentine.
stern old Peter guards the gate.
Michael wiclds tho flaming brand
Gabriel for the DAY OF Fate
An impatient seems to stand
On the stately Heavenly limo
What place for Srnt Valentine
Guardian of man and maid.
Happy lovers Saint s hr.
Wc may venture Wsfraid
He be- Watching Won and mo-
SEQ I bless him. Sweetheart mins.
Kindly old Saint Valentine
- Gregory llartgwck
D.
Mrs ID o. Humphreys OF sos
Buchanan street VJ# 'he charming
hostess of the 81 club Friday af.
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y pinLham Medcn" 90 confidential Lynn Mass. Your
opened read ana answered Dy
in strict confidence,
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TRY Daily News WANT ADS
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and acceptable gifts At the conclu-
sion OF me- games covers were laid
Tor tempting refreshments OF chick
en- salad ON lettuce hearts olives.
sandwiches. coffee and cake Those
present included Mcsdaui's Frank
luman Robbins. of Eureka Kans
r. L. McMcana y Freeman. + VI
Bisbcc. Miss HARRIET Co-hin and
= $ Bolton u. +. Cauodc, T !.
Cons dine W \ Miller. " = Rock
or. Tom Curtis H. u simmons 4.
$ stinuctt. G. O Wolflln, " =.
Kinkcad and Frank Wolfln
o.
The Travel study Glass met Fri-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Rooney with Mrs ". e. Royce lead
ing tho discussions of the questions
ou Holland Dr George Sunni gave
a very interesting lecture oun -
Trip Through Holland the people.
their customs and industries nr.
Sum told Of the wonderful diamond
industry at Amsterdam the greatest
commercial city In Holland The
Museum and Theological garden. the
largest iu the world was NJ great
interest io an lu This garden is q
plant con- which grows hut one living
lraf tpw closer inspection how
ct,'. 10 Us discovered that The leaf is
% living animal The description of
,nc cities rtrotph The Hague MARX
um island and Nolardam wore cN-
.roliurlN enjoyable
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
A Great Production

At the Opera House, on We'd
nesday and Thursday nights and
Thursday matinee, November %
and %, there will be presented the
great Selig play, The Ne'er.Do-
Well,' written by Rex Beach.
In many respects critics assert
that 'The Ne'er-Do- Well' is even
greater Il a y the other photodrama,
1.-The 81 Oilers also written by
Rex Beach.
Colin Campbell directed The
Spoilers and The Ne'er- Do
WE'LL" and Kathlyn Williams, who
achieved such emotional heights
in THE Spoilers" even surpassed
the record made there as Mrs
Stephen Cortlandt in THE Ne er.
Do Well.
Wheeler Oakman plays the title
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
Local Druggist Talks

have now procured a preparation
which / can recommend to all my friends
as being splendid remedy for all forms
of stomach and bowel trouble, indiges-
ton, bloating, sick headache, heartburn,
etc., and those suffering from being
'sick at the stomach"
Natoi Pineapple Pepsin Compound is
sold On positive guarantee of satisfac-
ton or money back. 1t is made from
fresh pineapple juice and pure scale
pepsin l ask every man and woman in
Idaho Springs and the surrounding coun-
try who has stomach trouble of any kind
call and examine this splendid medicine.
H A. Elliott. adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17

Judge r. r. Graham and Deputy
District Attorney r. q. Smith ad-
dressed a w. c. T. L. meeting
Wednesday night at the Presby-
terian church planned especially
to attract men. The talk by Judge
Graham made clear a number of
hazy points and Mr. Smiths talk
was mostly on the workingmen's
compensation act. Mrs Clymer
made few remarks, and a duet
by Mrs. Wave Wright and Mrs.
Donithorne added to the evening.
Refre shments were served.
Geo. E McClelland returned
Thursday evening from Denver and
Pueblo where he was closing the
details of his late campaign.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
An Ordinance

AN, opD1N.NcE .rE>,o1~, crc
w., ~ $500 ~
80 " 49, W N
ORDINANCE ENTITLED IAN OK
DINANCE IN RELATION TO CITY
OFFICERS. THEIR OUAIIFICA-
TIoNS RoNnS n11TIES AM
lONo, DoMno, ~ !iEo' AND
CoMfENoAlloN, AND BEING
GENERAL SECTION 405 OF THE
COMPILED ORDINANCES OF THE
cITv or InAuO cppIncS
nn,,nD 49,, ,,rx,
BE II ohDAlNED by ldE Cl11
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
IDAHO SPRINGS:
Section /. That section ID of Article
v of an ordinance entitled can Ordin-
ance in Relation to City Officers, Their
Qualifications, Bonds. Duties and Com
pensation," being general section 4O5 of
the Compiled Ordinances of the City of
Idaho Springs, be and the same is here
by amended SO as to read as follows:
Section 4O5 Superintendent of Sew
ers.
Subsection IA. The superintendent of
Sewers shall receive the sum of One
Hundred Dollars (slOO) per annum pay
able in equal monthly installmepts.
introduced and read at a regular
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17
HERH HOME

Mrs. r. c. Morton was a Den.
yer visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kimball
motored to Denver Saturday for
the football game.
Deputy District Attorney X. G
Smith was called to the county seat
Monday on official business.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet al
the home of Mrs. George kimball
Thursday, Nov. Is.
Judge R. r. Graham came down
from Georgetown Wednesday even
ing, looking as clipper and pleasant
as ever after his strenuous campaign.
Ed. Reihling, the patriarch CT
ellison guloh, was in the city Wed
nesday to settle for a car of ore
from his lease On the Franklin
mine.
Skating on the pond in the city
park is INDUCED in by all of the
youngsters in the city, as we'll as
by some who are not so young as
they used to be.
James Brown, who has been in
Badly, N NJ, for several months
installing fotation plant for the
Aztec mining company, has return
ed to Idaho Springs.
Mrs. w. T. Cnappe, received a
telegram Saturday evening from
Saginaw, Mich, telling her of the
sudden death of her brother, Mr..
Mccormick. Mrs. Chapel left
Sunday for Saginaw.
Oscar Dumont, who has been
ranching over in Routt county
during the summer, returned last
Monday and will remain here for
the winter. He says that the
western slope is ali right but pre-
fers Idaho Springs for a winter
residence.
The bachelor quarters at the
Burger mansion were broken up
last Saturday by the return of
Mrs. Burger and her young son
Ronald, who have been visiting in
the Southland for some months,
and "Old Man" Burger is as happy
as kid with a new sled.
The Shakespeare clu b met at the
home of Mrs. G. l. Spessard Tues
dav evening. The following papers
were given: Pageants, Mrs. Owen.
Social Service, Mrs. Pike; DIR. Vic
tor Heller, Mrs. Pearce. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Robins, Nov. %.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-11-17

role and the drama filmed in Pana-
ma, the locale of Rex Beach's
story, abounds the plot, counter
plot, handto-hand battles, and
strong love interest.
Beautiful scenic effects are plen-
tiful including wonderful tropical
scenery. The production is in
ten acts.