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appointed dinner ut the Moana Tues
day evening for Col and Mrs. Hunt
er. An oval basket OF ferns and
African daisies and red-shaded can
dies made an attractive table and
the color scheme was carried out In
many OF the courses OF the dinner.
Capt. AID Mrs. Ruhlens other guests
We're Capt. .and Mrs Perkins OF Fort
Armstrong Cant and Mrs. Sloan.
Mrs Lee Holeoslbe, Capt. John l. Hol-
combe. Lieut.. and Mrs. Giffin, Lieut..
and Mrs Steese. Lieut.. Blackmore
and Lieut. Perego Of Fort kameha-
meha.
Col. aud Mrs Alfred NJ Hunter OF
Fort Kamehameha entertained charm
ingly at dinner Thursday evening for
Capt. and Mrs. Stayton, Capt and
Mrs. Hicks. Capt and Mrs. Martin and
Capt and Mrs. Ruhlen, all of Fort
Kamehameha.
Capt and Mrs. John c. 0hnstad OF
Fort Kamehameha had as guests at
dinner Thursday Col. and Mrs. McRae
and Miss McRae OF Honolulu.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Ralph Myer of Fort
Kamehameha were hosts at an at
tractive dinner Monday evening given
in honor OF Lieut.. Myers birthday.
Blue and gold, The navy colors, were
in evidence everywhere. A large bas-
ket of golden yellow chrysanthemums
and blue bachelor buttons with blue
tulle streamers. and yellow shaded
candles made most attractive table.
The color scheme was also carried out
in the fascinating place-cards and in
many of the courses during dinner.
The guests, who were ali graduates OF
the naval academy. were Lieut.. and
Mrs. Hugh j. Knerr of Fort Ruger,
Capt. and Mrs. William Hicks, Lieut..
and Mrs. Harold d. Burdick OF Fort
Kamehameha and Lieut. and Mrs.
King Of Honolulu.
!
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Martin OF
Fort Kamehameha were hosts at din
ner Friday evening for Capt. and Mrs.
Malcolm p. Andrus, Lieut.. and Mrs.
I Stewart s. Giffin and Lieut.. and Mrs.
Harold d. Burdick A gorgeous bas-
ket of poinsettias and red-shaded can
dies formed the chief table decora-
tions, and the color scheme was
charmingly carried out in the attrac-
tive placecards, and throughout the
courses of the dinner After dinner
the party motored to Fort De Russy
for the hop.
Capt. and. Mrs. Malcolm p. Andrus
OF Fort Kameaameha had as guests
lat Thanksgiving dinner Thursday
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Martin, Capt.
and Mrs Crawford and Lieut.. Kahle.
/ Col. and Mrs. Ellis of Fort Kruger
we're hosts at dinner at the Hotel
pIaacoufOn Erinay evening for Gen,
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Christmas cards Of real distinctive
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has decided not to distribute the 1916
Nobel prizes for physics, and chem.
istry. s-.ss., 80 s s
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Capt. and. Mrs. Malcolm p. Andrus
OF Fort Kameaameha had as guests
.at Thanksgiving dinner Thursday
Capt. and Mrs. Frederick Martin, Capt.
and Mrs. Crawford and Lieut.. Kahle.
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Col. and Mrs. Ellis of Fort Ruger
we're hosts at dinner at the Hotel
Pleasanton Frioay evening for Gen.
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Kipling-Just SO Stories.
Kipling Boy.
Kipling Courageous.
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Mark Twain-Tom Sawyer Abroad.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Frank A. Sloan were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cartwrights
guests from Fort Shafter. when they
entertained at a football dinner on
Saturday evening in their home in
Nuuanu valley.
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Lieut.. Col. William Weigel was the
guest from Shelter of Col. and Mrs.
Wilmot f. Ellis. when they entertain
ed at the Pleasanton hotel on Wed:
nesday evening. after which they mo-
tored out TO the I'd Infantry hop.
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J. P. FARMER REELECTED
MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD

The annual school election in Dis
triot No. 8, which includes South Can.
on and Lincoln Park, was held at the
high school bvilding on Park ave-
nue. Monday afternoon; the polls be-
ing open from two till seven O'Clock.
Only one member Of the board OF edu-
cation was to be elected, successor
TO Mr.. ]. P. Farmer. secretary of the
organization. One hundred and eighty
two votes were cas-. of which III
we're voted fer Mr.. Farmer to succeed
himself; 81 for b. G. Woodford and ]
for G. v. Hodgin. Nine ballots were
not counted by the judges of the cleo
tion because of being detective In not
clearly showing the intention of the
voters.
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ONLY ROUTINE BUSINESS
TRANSACTED BY COUNCIL
AT LAST NIGHTS SESSION

The regular meeting of the city
council was held Monday night with
Mayor D. N Cooper and Alderman
Lafe Combs, Grant Dickinson and
John Hamilton absent. In the absen, e
of the mayor the session was presid-
ed over by Aide, man r. J. Craig, who
was elected chairman pro tenn.
Comparatively little business was
transacted and the session was short
er than usual. A petition was pres
ented by Sam Speckem, asking for
the enactment of an ordinance to regu-
late the junk buying business. He
was particularly DESTROYS of securing
the adoption of a provision in the pro-
posed ordinance requiring minors to
obtain the written consent of their
parents or guardians before selling
or otherwise disposing of junk to deal
ers as a means of minimizing the
danger of fraudulent sales. The petit
ton was referred to the ordinance com
mittee for consideration.
resolution was adopted autnoriz-
ing Glenn Ge" il: to make such :rr-
the. extensions and improvements to
the Royal Go-ge pavilion en- the rim
G the canoi in The City park as .e-
qi rsted in NJ | ans and spcc:fca-
tions filed by h IN with the council
several weeks ago. On mot on the
cash balance in the treasury credited
sanitary sewer distri No. 1. amount
ing to s59.19, was ordered tran feIred
to the general fund of tie council.
A plum e-s license was ordered is
sued to Henry Gruele on the recon-
men 'ation of the license committee,
to which he had made proper appl c.
! ton and filed a satisfactory Lond in
the sum of $500. The bond of A.
Gorton as vault cleaner in the sum
of $500 was accepted and a license or
de-ed issued to him. Bills were pres
ented and adopted in relation to the
redemption of bonds and. interest I in
the various Improvement districts az
gregating s2.7OS.25.
Bills in the water fund, amounting
to s526.96 for salaries. labor and gene
raj expense account, were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn for their pay
ment. A bill for interest amounting
to s15OS.75 was also accepted and or
dered paid. This is the semi-annIal
interest accumulation on 100000 of
water bonds.
Following the reading and adoption
OF the monthly reports of the city
clerk. city treasurer. police magis-
tra'e and other city officials the. coun-
Gil adjourned
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this method of expressing
our thanks ana appreciation OF the
many courtesies extended to us in
connection with the death of the
late Mrs. Jane Newcomb of Rockyale
who passed away Friday morning and
was buried at Greenwood cemetery
here Sunday afterr oon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. NEWCOMB.
Miss WILMA NEWCOMB.
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CAPP RETAINS WARDEN
SHIP OF REFORMATORY

Denver, May 2.-The state supreme
court decided yesterday th-t NJ. p
Capp is entitled to retain the warden
ship of the State reformatory at
Buena Vista. The decision, written
by Justice Bailey, was unanimous in
unfolding the acts of the old state
civil service hoard. The case came
fefore the court on appeal in the su t
of r. w. Shaw, to determine whether
he was entitled to the salary as war
den. The decision upholds Capp's
title to the salary under the old law.
The courts decision did not pass
on the new state law, VIII 'ch repealed
part of the old enactment Recently
Governor Carlson issued an order re-
moving Carp for alleged excessive
punishment of inmates. This case is
still pending.
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Nor'' roskclosanE az s1iasnNnFNr sns.E. o

NOTICE or ADSOuRNMENT oF
FOREcLOsCRE sALE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOR THE DISTRICT OF colo
IL EQUITY NO. s.Ia
As Trustee. Complainant.
UNITED STATES REDUCTION AMP
REFINING COMPANY. Defendant; /.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN thai
pursuant TO the power in me vested by
entitled cause. dat February 7th. a.
y, 1915. and the adjournment OF the
sale OF the prop, rty Of the said defend
epr.l Is. Iris. and by mo. pursuant
to notice steen. rdJou ned to Apfil ssth
ISIS. aad ssAi.' oh the aas. last afore.
again on the date last aforesaid ad.
Joufn'd to liay II. 1915. the undersiEn-
I'd. as Special Master. pursuant to said
last adJOuI aia, mt Of rad sale. will. ut-
on said iith day Of May. 1916. at the
hour Of twelve o'clock noon at the
West Front Door CT the County Court
House In Colorado Springs. ~ Paso
County. Colorado. offer for sale and
sell at pubii~ auction to the hiRhegt
bidder or bidders therefor. without a.
stfictlona as to the minimum bid TO bp
made therefor. but otherwise upon tho
terms and conditions set forth in said
Thousand Dollars tss0.oo0 o0p In cash
or certified checks TO qualify bidders.
and the supplemental order and deere.
OF said Court dated May End. 1915, the
properties In said decree and said oriRi-
nal notice OF sale described: 10 which
decree. and supplemental decree. and
original notice OF sale. reference may
be had for more specific description
OF the properties to be sold and
statement Of the terms ana conditions
OF enis,
The original notice Of sale and no
ticc Of adjournment referred to last
appeared In this newspaper on April
WILprR y. STONE,
Special Master.
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Inside was the patri tic program as
follows:
Vocal solo. written for tie occasion
and sung by Mrs. Schweige ert. accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Marie
Mrs. Stockton Annapolis" very
cleverly told how a Glib might be
like a naval academy.
Mrs. waldo-"The ideal Adm rail-
gave the qualities Of . good comman
de-.
Piano Solo-a medley Of national
airs. closing with "Dixixe."
"Rsiiying TO the Call"-Mrs. Bailey
showing the duty Of a good sollier
and a loyal club member.
New Recruits" Mrs. whippie. siv,
ing in a humorous vein in true mi 1
tary style.
Vocal solo-A patriotic Song by Mrs
Griffin.
THE Log Book"-Mrs. Goodloe. a
mo excellent raper supposed to be
20 nd in an cd trunk in the year
2O16. This closed the club year Il
1886. a most happy and success
ful year.
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eNrearAINeo CROCHET cLus.

The Crochet Club spent most de-
lightful evening as the guests Of Miss
es Loretta and Helen Eseer at their
home on River street Monday even.
ing. The occasion was also the II 1th
birthday Of Mss Loretta. and birth
day cake was prepared in her honor.
During the evening slips bearing the
name of each eueft were placed In a
hat, and tie pcrscD whose name was
drawn was the recirient CT teauti.
fnl crocheted May Task flitd with
lavender and white lilscs; the favor
gong to Miss Eta Walton. arge
punches OF the same blooms decor
ated the parlors. Several musical
selections were given. am q delicious
lunch Of hct rolls. salad. ol yes. cosfse
and cake were served. whch brought
10 a close an evening OF unusual en-.
joyment.
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LITTLE GIRL DIES
AFTER GIVING CHEER
TO SICK CHILDREN

There is sad little boy and sad
little girl at the Childre ems hospital
today. for their prayers for the re-
cove y of their youthful friend. Loi ise
Smith, proved futile. They didn't
know her, nor did she know them. but
Easter she sent flowers to two frieni-
less little ones in the hospit and
they were the recipients.
Louise was the daughter of II. E.
Smith, chief deputy st1te auditor. and
for weeks has been seriously i'll at
the family home. 1888 Eme street.
The end came Sunday mo o-ning.
Confident of her own recovery, the
10-year-old child realized there q
other sick children, and knowing this
asked on Faster that some of her
flowers be delivered to roor children.
She believed there would he two
in the Children's hospital who wot II
not have any and IT was these two
that she sent flowers.
The child was remarkably bright
and throughout her sickness was
cheerful herself and exe-ted herself
to cheer her father, mother and sister
and friends who came to see her.
The funeral service will be hell in
Denver. Tuesday mo ming at 1870
O'Clock Burial will be at Fairmount
cemetery.-Denver Post.
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SONS OF
VETERANS
TO HAVE
CHARGE
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
GATHERING OF SONS OF MEN
WHO FOUGHT FOR PRESERvA-
TIoN OF THE UNION
COMMITTEES NAMED
AT The MEETING

In response 10 the request of Green
wood Post No. 10, Grand Army of the
Republic, rely attended and en-
thuaias site meeting of the sons of sol
diers Of the Civ, war was held at the
CITY hall Tuesday evening to discuss
plans Tor the serv, of Decora-
ton day. The meeting was called
to order by Frank R. Brouehto who
expla ned tie purposes of the gl,her-
ing after which an organization was
affected
Mayor D. N. Coop-- was elected
chairman and Harry v. Combs, sec
retary. Capt. B. f. iockafeil1w ex-
planned Non behalf or greenwood Post
No. 10, G. A. R., oi which he had
been apro nted a special committee
the desire of its memt ers to h We the
sons of veterans take ftl charge of
the arrangement for the Decoration
day services. The request of the G.
A. r. was accepted and an executive
committee consisting of DR.. ]. Homer
Dickson, A. H. Davis, j. r. Quinn.
H. W. W. w
was chosen to have general super
vision of the matt.r. The following
special committees were appointed:
Finance-Mayor D. n. Cooper aud
f. II. Stnemeyer.
Music-W. w. Wallace, Harry W.
Combs and Carl Walters.
Decoration-Chas. E. Friend, w. w.
w. Wallace, C. F. Tanner and J. R.
Q. inn.
Farad "A. H. Davis. L. C. Thomp-
s-n and c. f. Reeves.
Progrom-Dr. j. Homer Dickson.
Mrs. A. l.. Earl and Geo. A. Sale.
Flowers-Mrs. f. E. Dun an. Mrs.
C. 3. Marsh and Mrs. E. e. VIII ans.
Transport t!on-Fri nk R. Brough-
ton, John Shaw. Jr.. and DR.. c. H.
wilkinson.
Invitations-H. NJ. Andrew, D. L.
Robson and Dr. w. T. Little.
Lakeside Cemetery-C. NJ. Chase, ].
p Wallis and F. J. ste s.
Greeawcod cemetery-A. ]. Melchi.
s. NJ. Higgins and J. d. Endicott.
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SOCIAL NOTES
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL HOLD LAST
MEETING OF CLUB YEAR.


The Friends in Council held its last
meeting for the year with the presi-
dent. Mrs. Cleland. at the home Of
Mis-. Webster.
The report Of the last regular meet
ing was read and a proved. The
treasurer's report was heard and
showed a balance OF s2s-s3 balance in
the treasury. The ch irman Of the
hospital fund reported s72.50 balance
in the hospital fund.
Mrs. Maude Robson resigned her
mem mbership on account OF her health.
Mrs. Hari also resigned as she will
not be in the city next year.
Mrs. Graves was elected delegate
to the State Fe teration meeting to be
held in September at Glenwood
Springs.
There being no further business
the meeting adjourned and tie an
nual meeting was called.
The sc :retary gave the foilsw n :
report for tie year: Number Of meet
! ings held. 2s. with an ave age attend
ance Of 23. There were IL study days.
Fo r social me-tngs we're held.
The four seal Ia under the
charge OF the forr committees
History. Art AMI Science, Social Sci
ence and Eduoa on. ate Fedora.
ton Day. Mrs. Hard ng. chairman.
Tree Plant ng Day. Mrs. Ashley.
chairman. Mr.. Deweese gave TX
on Conservation"
"Reciprocity Day. nnder tie charge
of Past President; Mrs. Whipple chair
man.
Friends IN Council Day" on which
Judge Schweigert gave a talk on the
l"Munroe Doctrine" Mrs. Pressey. a
past member OF the club save a paper
on South American Literature.
Seven new members have Joined the
club and two have resigned.
The study for next yaar~will be the
.'chautauquln." an American year.
The officers for next year are:
Emma Webster, president
f1Hha IoCI DAOShtOhs fitt ~ toiNtht-
Crete Turner. recording secretary.
Emma Hall, corresponding secre-
tary.
Maude Reiter, treasurer.
Delegate to State Federation
Emma Cleland.
,Alternates- Fannie Graves, Anna
Belle Stockton.
Other reports were given.
Miss Schweigert played during ser
wing OF refreshments. which was serv.
ed by four yorng ladies en- individual
trays consisting Of ice cream in the
club cclors. violet and white, tzo
kinds OF cake. coffee and mints, orna-
mented with n candy violet On the
side Of the tray was two-leaf foll-
er OF the afternoons social program.
On the outside was miniature ship
in club colors on an ocean! underneath
in gilt letters was s:Frien'p in Coun-
Gil. 1885," the date Of organization.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Mr.. Joe Meyers and Mr.. Frank r.
Broughton have dissolved partnership
Mr.. Brouehton taking over the bust
ness under the firm name of Frank
r. Broughton. assuming all indebted.
ness OF the old firm. All accounts
due Meyers and Broughton are pay.
able to joseph f. Meyers.
JOSEPH f. MEYERS.
FRANK r. BRoUGHToN.
1td-1tw.
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PICNIC ON LINCOLN PARK.

A large party of sutomorils ey-
cursionists from Paeblo came up on
Saturday and made triis thru the
fruit sections TO view the blossoms.
They drove into the w. p. Ahsrt place
n East Grand ave. at noon and
spread their lunches on the lawn amid
. fascinating environment Of this
g utifUl place. There were nineteen
people in the party.
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MISSIONARY CIRCLE MEETING.

The Young ladies' Mist onary Cir
Gle OF the Christian church met at the
home Of Mrs. c. II. Rau Monday even
ing. with Miss Beulah Rathbun- as
hostess. The elily part of the even.
ing was devoted to the missionary
Study. Later a most delightful social
time was enjoyed during which light
ref eshments were served. Abort hf-
teen members of the circle were pres
ent and all report fine time.
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NOTICE or DIssoLurIoN

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice ~ hereby given that spec
ial meeting OF the stockholders OF The
Bunten Bus and Auto Company.
Colorado corporation. ~as daily called
and held at the office Of the company
at Colorado Springs. Colorado. on the
sIih day OF April. 1916. for the purpose
Of considering the proprIety Of dissolv-
ing such corporation: that the total
subscribed. issued and In good faita
outstanding was -ve thousand ts, ,oOOD
shares. OF the par value OF one dollar
.fs1.00) ench, being all Of the capital
stock OF said company. that all OF the
capital stock Of said company issued
and outstanding was represented Mt
said meeting by the owners and hold
ers thereof. and that all OF said shares
OF said stock were then and therS
voted by the owners and holders there
q #" f~v"r nf dirsoivinv such corpora
tion and the proper officers OF thr COM
pany were Instructed to nle notice Of
dissolution ms provided by law, there
fore public notice In hereby given that
The Bunten Bus and Auto Company. n
Colorado corporation, has hcen die-
solved by the Htockholders thereof
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the
urd rsi@ned President and Secretary.
rcspe ctivcly, have hsrcunto subscribed
corporation this 9th day of April A..
ID. 1915.
tsEAL).
FRANK 4. RrrNTFN.
FRANK E. THoMss
Firrt publication May 4. fntE.
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STOP, LOOK. LISTEN,

Remember. Civic Improvement
League meeting Thu say nicht at
thamber of commerce. You are need
cd. Be there
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LEFT TUESDAY roR cALIroRNI.

Mr.. and Mrs chas t. Porers left
here on Denver G RIO CIR nde train
no. TUESDAY afternoon for Los
Arge'es, Ca where they expect to
make their hcme. There we're five
m the p r.y AMI Mr.. Ro ers stated
that IT vas their fourth trip to tie
Pacific cozst.
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sToPl Look LJsTENi

Remember. Civic Improvement
Le'gye meeting Thur day nizht At
Chamber of Commerce. You aFs need
ed. Be thersi
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Miss Irma Bechtold left Friday for
her home in Bell,ir. Mich. for a
visit OF several weeks with her folks.
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EVERY the will find that the retail
will
is
his business contributes
of this has been built
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BOUGHT FORD AUTO.

II. l.. Scarce is driving a brand
new Ford touring car which he has
just purchased of the Bernstein Auto
company.
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TO PUEBLO.

Marvin Smith went to Pueblo
this morning to stay day or two.