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WERE CANON vIslToRs SUNDAY

Ed Newby. Miss Adelne Carter.
Miss Gilmore and Charles Poston en-
joyed an auto trip to Canon City and
splendid turkey supper at the Strath
more hotel Sunday, -salida Mail.
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Miss Katherine Mcconnell returned
to Canon City yesterday after a pleas
ant visit with her mother and sister
Miss Anna She was accompanied to
Canon by the Misses Tate OF Coal
Creek.
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Miss Gertrude Trembie. OF Denver,
who has been visiting at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. r. C. Melton. of cancn
City is spending q few days with her
friend Miss Ruth Grileie.
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The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Van Slyke have been called here from
California on account of the serious
Illness of their mother Also sister
from another part OF the state is pres
ent at her bedside.
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Mrs. weitner of Cottonwood avenue.
who has teen confined to the honse
for several weeks with an attack OF
rheumatism. is some better and in
hopes SIZE VIII soon be able to be
around as usual.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Gebhardt have
rented the Dozier place on Colorado
avenue for the year and have been
busy the past week getting located.
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/, The Ladies' Sewing club met with
Mrs. Jim Mccartney at her home on
Logan street on Wednesday afternoon
-The work for the day was piecins
quilt blocks and the time was en-
, joyabiy spent also in a social way.
Suitable rcfrcshments were served by
the hostess.
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The family of DIR. Caldwell are reno
waiting the Bowen place on Pine street
and they expect to take up their resi-
dence there for the summer. They
hope to get located this week.
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w. p Ahart has just disposed Of
the last car load OF apples from his
place on East Grand avenue. lie has
rented out the orchard for the season
and will take life little easier for
i awhile
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Miss Helen Harrington is leaving
..this week for Guffey where she will
Nspend some time with her brother.
Will, on the ranch.
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Warden Thos. lyman. accompanied
by Jim Goodheart of Sunshine" mis-
sion at Denver spent a few hours in
Florence Saturday.
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The grip is stirI in evidence. Mrs.
I.uten OF Nineteenth street is one of
its latest victims We hope the case
viii not he severe.
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Ray Bailey was up from Pueblo to
spend Sunday with home folks on
Park avenue He Is staying at the
home OF SIR and Mrs C. w Anthony
on a large stock ranch near that city.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Bad were Cano
City visitors yesterday afternoon.
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Grandma Wyatt has been confined
to her bed with illness the past few
days but is beginning to improve.
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Everybody is busy these days with
sardeninE or prunin: the orchards
and getting ready to he buster as the
season advances. Some r7nrhers
have commenced with the oil spray.
ing.
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association adjourned to meet in
social session on the evening Of April
Nth.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Chew spent Sun
day at Mt St scholastica's academy
in Canon City with their daughter
Pearl.
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FLORENCE NOTES

From Florence Citizen:
Owen Donahue and family. of Port
land visited in Canon City yesterday.
Robert Minford and Miss Mary
Chew drove to Canon City yesterday
afternoon on pleasure trip.
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About dozen ladies' were invited
into the Marsh home on Chestnut
street one afternoon last week for the
purpose of giving airs. Bloia. Mrs.
Marsh's mother. who has her home
there. a pleasant surprise. They sue
ceeded in doing II and in having a
Sood social time together as well. The
guests brought their fancy work and
during the afternoon the hostess serv.
ed dainty refreshments.
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Record wan, Aos are surs . bring
results.
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Miss Edna wetheriII is M from her
home in the tardsorabbie district for
a weeks visit at TIE home of her sis
ter. Mrs. Verne Cheney on Grand ave
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CONDITION
The First National Bank
at Canon City in the State
Z s.ss. s:ss:..s .s ;... on .ss. s
U vingsd deposts
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Real banking
Ne eAmon due ehonF derAR bank
ehm.p tsinN YorEch
c.
dbauLes
nbant.in
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currencyn sand cents
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and -------..-
saarns
fund
Les. current expense. interest take. paid - ssosIs 4lms
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Demandd ddeposts
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Posi Sosns savings ssisst dspsas sns sss
demandd ddepoEs
Total time deposits - - - - . = - 72aess ~
ss9rnIs
state of County of Fremont.
A. O bank,d
the above
A j. TURNER Cashier
anu CLYDE E T Turner M I Noary ouy o' PaSte aSIen' 1915
March,
W. H
C. V
W. ROSS,
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sabscrted March.
ETHEL MAAS. Notary Public
My II,
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NO. ss7s
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The First National Bank

at Canon City. In the State Of Colorado.
on March eth, 1916.
RESOURCES
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs Frank E. Knapp has been
Ill this week.
{. E. Danes is suffering with a
sore arm.
Arthur Crabtree has rented the
forty-acre place of John wickers.
Viva O'Brien, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. H. O'Brien, is SER
iously i'll. She was taken 10 the
Bellingham hospital Tuesday.
The local charities committee has
needs for women's and childrens
clothing Immediately. Articles may
lie left at Miss Smiths Millinery
Store.
The last package of government
seeds was given out at The Tribune
office Saturday, but new bundle
has arrived and the seeds will be
distributed free as long as they
last.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16

P. H. Weerdhuisen has rented
twenty acres from John Van Slight
Mrs Campbell, mother of Mrs
c. B. Love, has been i'll this week.
Mrs. Frank Detwiler is sick at
her home this week.
c. ]. Hietbrink has sold a forty
acre ranch to Otter Bros. for ST.
900. No buildings are on the place.
The Rev. j. M. Mcmillan preach
ed Sunday at the NJ. E. Church.
Mark Stone is i'll and is at a
Bellingham hospital.
The Campfire Girls are enter
tanning at the High School for
members of the Boy Scouts Friday
at st. Patrick's Day Leap Year
party.
TIE Klatawas were entertained
at the home of Miss Title Meurer
evening
Col. A. H. Westbrook will hold a
public sale OF cattle Saturday, Apr.
l. Anyone with one or two head
Of stock, or more, who wishes
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them placed on sale should ar
range to list them at once With
Col. Westbrook, or at The Tribune
office.
| c. Notaboom is sick this week.
| Taxpayers who failed to reach
the county treasurer's office yester-
| day lost the discount on real estate
taxes and must stand the 10 per
cent. interest on personal taxes
March Is is the limit date to OBJ
tain the rebate, and from that date
on the penalty is added to personal
taxes.
c. D. Hilton will hold a pubic
sale / mile north of the Modem
Single Mill on the Blaine-Lynden
read at 10 a. m. on Tuesday, Mar.
l21. Twenty-scven head of livestock
including COWS, heifers, horses and
hogs, and implements and wagons
will be offered.
Fred Cooley has purchased an
interest in Bellingham barber
shop, and has moved there. Mrs.
Collie will join him after the first
of the month.
Mrs. Dancer of Bellingham was
. 1890. 80 Mic ualap Smith Thurs
day and Friday.
Mrs. Henry Spaman is recover
ing from her recent operation.
Rev. Davis of the Reorganized
Church of Latter Day Saints is
visiting friends in Lynden this
week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Chas. Roo have
moved from the Collins residence
OIL West Main to the Zylstra place
on Front st. Mrs. Collins and
Nj. and Mrs. Harry Mcdonnell will
occupy the Collins home.
Postmaster Eldridge and Inspect
or Pinkham of Bellingham were N
LINDEN Tuesday examining the To-
cal postoffice records.
A mee.'' for the purpose of or
ganizing a town tennis club VIII
be held at the Tribune office FRI
day evening at 7:30. All racket
enthusiasts are asked to attend.
R. C. Pierson, factory representa-
tive of the Tung-Lok Si,o, silo
extremely popular in the Middle
West, will be in Lynden Mar. 20 10
25 at the Bauman Implement Co.
Mr. Pierson is an expert on .ensl.-
age and will be ready TO answer
any questions and give informa-
ton on the best methods of hand
ling ensilage.
Mrs. John Bussard received word
this week that Mrs. C. NJ. Snow,
who visited her last fall, arrived
III Australia, Jan. 4.
DR.. S. S. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. Mounters office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted. =
P. j. Van Hemert left Monday
on trip east of the mountains.
Ali yellow cards MUST be in
by April LIST if you wish them re-
deemed. Armstrong Hammond Co.
3-16-2t-0
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FOR YOUR SPRING SUIT

A complete line of samples of The
Royal Tailors spring suits have
arrived and are ready for inspec-
ton at the store. If you can't
come in, phone or write and rep
resentative will call and disp av
the goods for your selection.
THE EFFICIENCY SHOP
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16
SHOWING OF SPRING HATS

Miss Helen Smith will hold her
annual Spring millinery opening
Friday and Saturday of this week.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
all the ladies in TIE district TO
attend and inspect the many beau
tiful models that will be popular
this season.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16

them placed on sale should ar
range to list them at once with
Col. Westbrook, or at The Tribune
office
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16

Mrs. John Bussard received word
this week that Mrs. c. NJ. Snow,
who visited her last fall, arrived
IN Australia, Jan. 4.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16

DR.. S. S. Howe. Oculist and Aur-
list. At DR.. Mounter's office Tues
days. Glasses accurately fitted.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1916-03-16

All yellow cards MUST be in
by April LIST if you wish item re-
deemed. Armstrong-Ham Co.
3-16-2t-0
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
MAXWELL MOTOR
HAS COME BACK.
Common Stock Has Been
Placed on Ten Per Cent
Basis.

The Inauguration Of dividends at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum on
Maxwell Motor common may awaken
the public realization Of the pace Al
which Maxwell is now coming forward.
Maxwell antedated Ford in large
output in the popular priced field. and
there are probably more Maxwell en-.
gines of early dates still on the high
ways than Of any other make. But
t.-ere came a time when Maxwell had
10 rebuild financially from the foun'
dation up. How efficiently was the
rebuilding is indicated by the inaugu.
ration OF the present dividend rate.
To find out what is under 1t In fact.
ory. organization and Management. the
writer took little time recently to
get down to fundamentals at Detroit.
He found Maxwell Motor cars being
turned out Of the factory at such q
pace that an enormous circus tent had
to be provided for their covering be.
tween factory and freight car until
more buildings now under way could
DO
The record hung up the day he left
was 412 cars. and the previous day
was also over 400 for output. a present
capacity and output at the rate OF 800
900 cars per annum against 10000 put
out the past twelve months and 80
900 the previous year.
When Walter L. Flanders, President
OF the Maxwell Company. was selling
heavy machine tools made in Rhode
Island. and getting>in touch with every.
thing in manufacturing organization
from chemist to salesman. he little
dreamed Of his future. Tho industry
where he was to make his mark had
not been born, but unconsciously he
learned who was who and what was
what and how to put them together.
In the Ford factory his ability In
organization and in economical mcc.
hanics had full play. Today, 1t has
fuller play in the Maxwell works.
where armies of wheels and trains OF
bodies move over and under each
other and pass off the platform in com.
pleted cars for final inspection.
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Court. gas being, of course, com.
modify. and the decision In no way
pertinent to the railway controversy.
Moreover. he grossly misrepresented
the decision.
Hughes Great Success:
Governor Hughes course in this
campaign has been Just what his
friends expected and just what was
forecast in this correspondence. The
Governor started slow. made sure of
every point and has gradually worked
up impetus until now he fires his au.
dience with enthusiasm and elicits
manifestations Of the most emphatic
approval. His trip through Illinois,
Wisconsin and Indiana has been O
triumphal progress. In every speech,
whether short or long, he has held
the rapt attention of his hearers. He
has not INDUCED in oratorical pyro-
technica. His style has not been as
ornate as that OF President Wilson,
but his logic has been incisive, and
his manner convincing. Western
Republican managers, who have never
had any misgivings regarding Illinois,
now insist that Indiana and Wiscon-
sin must be taken out Of the doubt.
full column" and placed in the Ger.
tain Hughes list, while they insist
that Hughes will carry Illinois by 2OO,.
600 majority. MIR. Hughes campaign
Is cumulative. gaining speed and pre-.
cision as It progresses. He has made
clear to the voters what manner of
man he Is and his managers are per.
fectly content that the voters should
be left to decide between the Hughes
and the Wilson types. Meanwhile, the
He has kept us out Of war" myth and
the fake "eight.hour law" have taken
the count.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
FINANCE, OIL AND Gas
Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 2s.-while on
the local market the old standbys or
so.called Pittsburgh specialties were
more or less neglected, the develop.
ments Of the session displayed much.
interesting trading.
One Of the features was the revival
of an almost forgotten mining spe.
ctalty, to wit: Pittsburgh Consolidat.
ed Mining, Milling and Tunneling com.
pany which had not been heard Of for
ages. This issue absorbed almost ex.
elusive attention around noon and
thousands Of shares OF that stock were
dealt in.
Columbia Gas and Electric. however,
was again the real active leader, and
II also displayed the most vigor and
stability In the trading. OF course 1t
goes almost without saying that in its
movement 1t developed new high
record, the figure this time being $50
n share.
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Mr.. Wilson'S Reasoning:

{ In his first speech in defense Of the
lWilson.Adamson wage increase bill,
President Wilson declared that the
controversy was simple indeed, that
# involved a question Of wage increase
and question Of the eight-hour day.
II do not regard the question Of the
principle Of the eight.hour day as ar.
filtration" he asserted. But, he said.
the question Of an increase of wages Is
arbitrable. Mr.. Wilson made no at
tempt to explain, however, how 1t was
that holding the view that the ques.
ton of the eight.hour day was not,
and that the question Of an increase
of wages was arbitrable, he proceeded
to have Congress pass law which In.
creased wages from 20 to Is per cent.
and which does not accomplish the
eight-hour day, or affect in any way
the length Of time railway employees
shall labor. Mr.. Wilson said, Labor
ts not q commodity" And then he
went on to cite the "S0.cent gas case"
which was decided by the Supreme
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Wilson and Labor:

The Republican campaign managers
appear to have a most Irritating mem.
ory. This has displayed itself re.
Gently in their citation of Woodrow
Wilson's views OF organized labor, the
views he entertained before he was
a candidate for reelection. One of
the quotations they are distributing
is from Mr.. Wilson's address deliy.
cred at Princeton June. 30, 1909, when
he said, in part: "Ydu know what
the usual standard Of the employe is
in our day. 1t Is to give as little as
he may for his wages. Labor is stand.
ardized by the trade unions and this
is the standard to which 1t is made to
conform. No one Is suffered to do
more than the average workman can
do. In some trades and handicrafts
no one is suffered to do more than the
least skilful of his fellows can do with.
In the hours allotted to q days labor.
and no one can work out of hours
at all or volunteer anything beyond
the minimum. I need not point out
how economically disastrous such a
regulation Of labor is. 1t is SO un.
profitable to the employer that in
some trades 1t will presently not be-
worth his while to attempt anything
at ALL"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
Oil and Gas.

The discovery Of new field, capa.
BILE OF furnishing such wells as the
Hickman & Huffman No. 3 on the AL.
fred Randall farm. and F. W. Bart.
let's No. on the 2. E. Batson farm,
located on Dents Rum. Warrington
district. Marion county, w. Va, would
soon show an increase in high grade
crude. The we'll on the Batson farm
Is one Of the most remarkable oil
producers ever drilled in the Little
Mountain State. 1t was agitated last
Tuesday and from 12 o'clock noon to
Z o'clock yesterday morning oroduc.
ed 300 barrels. 1t has now been so
days since the we'll was drilled in and
at no time has the production fallen
below 240 barrels day. The money
value OF the oil produced must ex.
coed 100000. The Hickman & Huff
man No. 3. on the Alfred Kendall farm.
drilled in last week. produced $50
barrels for the "a hours ending at 7
o'clock yesterday morning.
The OIL Rock Run, Clay district,
Writ on the Burton Robinson farm
and 1t shows for flve.barrel pumper
in the second Cow Run sand.
In Central district, Doddridge coun.
ty, the Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Gas company completed test on the
J. r. Hiley farm and has a .gasser in
the Big Injun sand. This location
is 500 feet south of the Hope Natural
Gas company's No. 2. on the ]. /.
Hiley farm. In McElroy district, Ty.
Ter county. the Jefferson Run Oil
company drilled its No. 5, on the John
NJ. Smith farm, through the Gordon
sand and scored a buster.
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Roosevelt and Women:

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt has
written William r. Wilcox heartily
congratulating the chairman on his
having established a Woman's Cam.
paign committee OF the Republican
National committee. Colonel Roose-
welt says. in part. ut is especially sig.
niflcant at this time, when women are
playing SO prominent part in prob.
lens OF national importance, in indus.
try, the professions, preparedness,
Americanism and many others, that
the Republican party should recog.
nize their power and influence in the
political life Of America" The Wo.
mans committee is not by any means
the only auxiliary OF the Republican
National committee. One Of the most
active instrumentalities Of the Repub.
lican campaign is the Women's com.
mittee Of the National Hughes ALL.
ance, Of which Miss Frances Roller, Is
the extremely efficient head. This
committee issues a weekly bulletin
which Ia, a model of high class and
effective campaign literature.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
At the September. 1916, Rules, held
in the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court, In and for the county Of Ma
rion. and state aforesaid, September 8,
1916, the following order was entered:
Zaira Bellini Veneziani. Plaintiff, VS..
Ettore Veneziani, Defendant, Chan.
Gerry.
Summons.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
To the Sheriff Of Marion county, Greet.
ing:
You are hereby commanded to sum.
mon Ettore Veneziani to appear be.
fore the Circuit Court Of Marion coun.
ty, at rules to be held In the Clerks
office of said Court on the first Mon.
day in September, 1916, to answer q
bill in chancery exhibited against him
in said Court by Zaira Ballini Vene.
ziani.
And have then there this writ.
Witness, w. S. Black, Clerk Of said
Court, at Court House, in said county,
the second day Of September, 1916.
and Saith year Of the state.
W. s. BLACK, Clerk.
The Sheriff's return endorsed on the
back Of the foregoing summons Is in
words and figures following. to.wit:
The within named Ettore Veneziani
is not found in my bailiwick Sept. 2,
1916.
B. s. WILSON,
Deputy for c. D. Conway, Sheriff Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
Object Of Suit.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain
decree of divorce against the said
Ettore Veneziani In favor of the said
Zalra Ballini venexiani and for per.
mission for the said Zaira Ballini Ven.
eziani to assume her former name of
Zaira Ballini and for decree award.
ing the care, custody and education Of
the minor child of the said Ettore Ven.
exiani and the said Zaira Ballini vene-
ziani to the said Zaira Ballini vene.
ziani.
An affidavit having been made and
filed that the said Ettore Veneziani,
the defendant In the above styled suit,
is nonresident of the state OF West
Virginia, 1t Is ordered that the said
Ettore Veneziani do appear within one
month from the first publication Of
this order, in the Clerks office Of our
said Circuit Court, at Rules to be hold.
en- therefor. and do what is necessary
to protect his interests.
1t Is ordered that 4 copy Of this or.
der be published and posted as re-
CURED by law.
Given under my hand this eth day
Of September, 1916.
w. 8. BLACK, Clerk.
ARTHUR s. DAYTON,
BROOKS 8. HUTCHINSON,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the first
time September z, 1916, and to be pub
lished once each week for four success.
sive weeks. -.---<.~
W. 8. BLACK, Clerk.