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MRS. cHAe. WHITE IN TOWN.

MRS. CHAs. WHITE IN TOWN.
Mrs. chas. White OF Penrose is spend
ing the day in Canon as the guest OF
Miss Eenlah Emmerson.
MRS. MeLAiN RETURNS TO DEN.
YER.
Mrs. Charles r. McI.aIn OF Denve:
returned to the capital city on Mon.
day after spending some time here
with her daughter. Mrs. Arthur Bigss.
PAROLE OFFICER TIPPiN IN
PUEBLO.
=. VI. Tlppin OF tbs city pnro'e Of.
seer for the st-te psnlt, ntary. went
Pueblo on Tuesday for the ruruose
OF taking rrisoner to the reforma.
toy at Tusna VI n.
LEFT FOR LAMAR.
II. S. Twist snd two snns Of East
Canon left Monday for I arar. where
they will maize their home on a ranch.
Mr.. Twist and the boys drove thru
and Mrs. Twist and daughter Will fol-
low later TX train.
GEO. pEieERT BUYS CHEVROLET
Nr. Georfe NJ. Deihert OF Florence
on Tuesday purchased a Chevrolet
";-90" from the Bunten Bus and Auto
company OF this city
BANKS TO BE CLOSED SATURDAY
Both the Canon City banl-s will be
closed ne,t Saturday, FeN. -. n cels-
bration of the one hundred and seven
tn birthday anniversary of Abraham
! lincoln. TIE sixteenth president of the
Uni;el States.
RECEIVERS FROM FALL.
Mrs. Ethel Naas Is recovering from
severe nervous shock which she srf-
fered as the result OF fall While
on her way TO work last Thursday
Mrs. Naps slipped on the icy walk.
and hesides the shock to her nervous
system suffered . sllrht injury to the
spine. whi h obliged her TO stay in
red several days.
ARRESTED FOR BEATING A BOARD
BILL.
a description of David Fowler.
wanted in Canon City for teating a
IOdiu Diil. WIS Itttltcu tic lViitt
department Mond y afternoon. Half
an hour later Detectives Grady and
winterhoitom had him under arrest
and on his way to the central station.
Pueblo Siar-Fo,rnaL
CIGAR STORE REpEcoRATED
The Canon CHAR Store of which
Messrs. Haley and Hourhton are the
rroprictors. has recently been painted
and re-decorated on the interior In
laid iinoieum is TO Re put down and
the place generally improved In an
ne,rance. The boys intend 70 give
their patrons all tho comforts ponsi
BILE.
TO 0GpsipE or FATHgA
Mrs. Tom. G. Taylor received {
phone messsSe from 81. Maryr hos
nitpi 1t Pueblo, Tuesday, notifyins
her that . serious oDsrntIon had haen
pev1nFIned unon her iaiheE nn1 -
rrootlns heg y eono 81 ootc. fSof
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TUESDAY
MovEp 70 RAMcH

Mrs. c. Shoemaker and femily have
recently moved from 72i Harrison ave-
nTe 10 their ranch in Park Center.
PAnGNT0 or DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mra. Lou Bolen OF River
street have . new little dAughtsr who
arrived Saturday.
70 0eMvgn ON nuoiMaO0.
~. ?, uleasoa. 81 pesSles eveert.
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and Mrs. Taylor left on No. 2 Tues
day afternoon.
REV. WILSON TO PREACH SUNDAY
Rev. Wilson will preach from the
subject. THE Great Mystery" at the
home of Mrs. Tom Evans on Lincoln
Park at O'Clock next Sunday evening
There will he a song service OF thirty
minutes led ty Thomas Roberts. A
cordial invitation is etended TO the
public to attend.
REV. CHASE TO DENVER TODAY
Rev. A. /. Chase. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. LETT this afternoon
on a short business trip to Denver
and I.ongmont. At the latter place he
will look after some details connect
ed with the settlement OF an estate
in which he Is Interested. He expects
to return to Canon City on Friday or
Saturday.
JOE BERNSTEIN BUYS PUEBLO
GARAGE. .
Mr.. Joe Bernstein of this city has
recently purchased the Vail Hotel
GARAGE on Victoria avenue in Pueblo.
Mr.. Bernstein says he purchased II
because 1t is one OF the best equipped
garages in the Steel City and he says
a big business is done there each day
BOYS MEETING SUNDAY
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock there
will be a meeting at the Y. NJ. c. A.
to hear the reports from the Older
Boys Conference ut La Junts. All
delegates are requested to report AMI
all boys over ~ years OF ase are
urged to attend.
DIED AT eRooksipE TUESDAY.
Miss Olive Allen. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Peyton Allen. eolored. died
at the family home in Broolside early
Tuesday morning from hear; disease.
aged sixteen years. eleven months
and twelve days. The funeral will
take place from the Thomas under
taking chapel on North Fourth street
at 2:3o o'clock Sunday afternoon. The
funeral service viii be con iucfed by
the pastor OF the Coiored Baptist
church. Interment win he Mt Lake
size cemetery.
WELLs-FARoo OFFICE
RE-ARRANoEo
New fixtures have been installed In
the local Office OF the Wells FarEo Ex-
press company. The fixtures are OF
excellent finish and present spien-
did appearance. In the new arrange
ment the convenience OF the employees
as veil as. the patrons is considered
The interior OF the brilding is he
ing repapered and nainied to harmon
ize with the new order OF th'n~s.
Grant Dickinson. the agent. IL de-
lighted with the improvements.
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FRIDAY
LAEIES!

We are Offering an exceptional value
in rubber gloves at 25 cts. The Cor
ner Drug Store.-ady. 23t1
VISITING DAUGHTER HERE
Mrs. c. r. McLain of Denver is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Arthur .Biggs
DOWN FROM ECHO.
Mrs. A. H. Pringle came down from
echo Tuesday to spend the day shop
ping.
VISITING GRANDMOTHER
Miss Katherine Craig of Garden
Park is spending two weeks with her
grandmother. Mrs Ella Ripley on Ma
ron avenue. who is convalescing from
IN attack of the grippe.
LEFT FOR KANSAS
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Wilson who
have made their home in East Canon
for sometime left Wednesday for Kan
sas.
MRS. sNiDER IN DENVER.
Mrs. Lizzie Snider OF Harrison ave
nue., is in Denver where she will
spend sometime prior to taking a triI
I east.
HOME FROM SAN LUIS VALLEY.
County Commissioner w. A. Chap
son returned home Thursday nigh
from the Charson ranch near Hooper
in the San Luis Valley where he ha,
been visiting his son. Harry. during
the greater part of the past week.
CONFINED TO HOME WITH SORE
FOOT.
Mrs. Ray Bottenfield has been a shu
, in for several days on account of {
sore foot. An irfection has caused
her much suffering and at one tim,
I 1t was feared blood poisoning nigh
develop. Her condition is much i'm
proved today.
JUDGE. scHwEIcERT BACK
Judge J. G.. Schweigert returne,
this afternoon from westclifIe wher,
he has been the past few days on busl
, ness.
/ DOWN FROM VICTOR THuRSpA>
4 w. =. Mcdonald. who IL employc,
in connection with the operation o
the HtronG mine 1t Victor. came dow
ON the auto stage Thursday Afternoon
Tor = short visit With his wife en-
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for Hillside where he will arrange
for a literary entertainment and oys-
ter supper to be given at the town
hall Friday evening for the benefit
of the Methodist church there of
which he is the pastor. Rev. Sperry
will remain at Hillside until the first
of next week and will preach at the
school house there Sunday morning
and at the hall the following evening.
LOTS OF SNOW IN VICINITY OF
WHITEHoRN.
In the course OF letter received
this morning by County Assessor II.
]. Craig from Horat!o Angel of White
'orn. the latter says the snow is from
three and half to four feet deep on
level in many places in that part
of the county. According to Mr.. An
CELL there has been a greater snowfall
in the foothills along the eastern
slopes of Fremont and Park counties
this winter than for many years past
c. F. & |. coMPANY'S AUDITOR
HERE.
Ray Richards of Pueblo. travelling
auditor for the Colorado Fuel & Iron
company. was business visitor here
on Tuesday. aIr. Richards is max
ing a tour of the company's property
in the Upper Arkansas valley.
OPERATED ON AT HOSPITAL.
Wilma Mcdonald. daughter of Dir!
and Mrs. W. F. Mcdonald. was oper-
ated on at the hospital here Wednes-
day night for an affection of the ear.
from which she has suffered greatly
for some time past. The operation
is understood to have been highly
successful and the patient was report
ed to be resting easy this morning.
WILL ASSIST IN PUEBLO OFFICE
Miss Irene Cramer. chief clerk and
head operator in the local Office of
the Mountain States Telephone &
Telegraph company, went to Pueblo
this morning where she will assist
temporarily in the work of the Pueblo
exchange. which is short-handed owing
to the illness of several of its en-
IlO1eS- hISS NEdiucI VIII bc eoiS q
couple of weeks
VOTED TO COME TO CANON
! At the meeting of The Arora. or
Southern Colorado Schoolmaster's
club. at the Vail hotel in Pueblo last
Friday night the members unanimous
ly voted to hold their next session in
Canon City. The meeting will take
place during the apple blossoming g
period next srring. probably the lat
ter part of April. The members of
the club were so well pleased with
their previous meeting in this city
that they expressed desire to come
again..
K CHICAGO PEOPLE HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Aldrich OF Chi
cago are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Wilson and family. MIR.
and Mrs. Aldrich arrived Tuesday i.
They are on their way from Oklahoma
to visit their daughter Carrie Aldrich
Crozier, in Aztec, New Mexico. but
on account of the snow blockades in
the southern part OF the state were
unable to buy tickets out OF Pueblo
! in that direction. Ar. and Mrs. AL
drich were residents OF, Canon at one
time. and. in the interim, will spend
some days here visiting old friends.
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IN Green"Oon. was the over sunday |
guest OF Mrs. w. A. Smart, of Pine
avenue.
DOWN FROM HILLSIDE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy and family OF
week to spend couple of days at the
home of II. o. Bibler. on West Stanley
avenue. They returned home Satur-.
day.
REV. CASSIDY HERE SATURDAY.
Rev. C. w. Cassidy of W1chita. J
Kansas, joint district secretary for
lone and Foreign Missions of the
BAPTIST church. spent Saturday here
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. !
Eentcn. /
BACK FROM UTAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Collins return !
ed Sunday from Logan. Utah.-where !
they have spent most of the time dur
ing a four months visit in Utah and
other western and southwestern
points. They are again located at
500 RrdI ave.
JOHN GRIFFIN IMPROVING.
John Griffin. son OF Geo. w Griffin
OF Griffin avenue. South Canon. who
for the past four weeks has been suf-
fering with severe case of pneumonia
has so far recovred as to be able to
sit up for a short time today. His
many friends hope 70 see him out
soon.
FLORENCE MAN HERE.
]. Victor Mccandless of Florence
is a Canon City visitor today.
RETURNED TO WOODRUFF
Miss Iva Pailey, who is teaching in
WOODBURY. has returned after spend
. ing Sund with her parents.
MARY C. c. BRADFORD HERE.
Mrs Mary C. C. Bradford. state
superintendent of schools is in Cam
on for few days visiting the schools.
She is the guest OF Miss Garwood.
county superintendent Of schools. !
ALBERT TURNER IN DENVER.
Albert Turner went to Denver Sun
day to take a four weeks special
course In bookkeeping. 4
RETURNED TO FLORENCE
Mrs ]. J. Howells and daughter.
Mildred of Florence returned home
Sunday evening after spending several
days here visiting relatives.
1. o. 5EckWITH HEARD FROM
The News, new weekly paper
comes TO us from Atascadero. Calf.
II is edited by l.. d. BeckwIth. a for
mer resident OF Canon City. /
LEFT SUNDAY FOR NEW MEx'co
Lee Smith left here Sunday after.
noon for Santa Rita. New Mexico.
where he will take employment with /;
"a big copper min 'ng comnsnv.
DANCE ON KOuNTZE AVENUE
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Lamb entertain
81 number OF their friends at
dance and oyster supper on Korntze
avenre. East Caron last Saturday
night.
LEAVES FOR SOUTH.
VIM. An e-son let SUNDAY after
noon on No. for an extended south
ern trip. re will It p in New Orleans i
spd visit the Panama canal zone, and
other places Nn Central America.
DOWN FROM HILLSIDE
Mrs. Lyman Pryden came down
from Hillside on renver & Rio Grande
tra.n No. this afternoon for few
days business and pleasure visit in
Canon City She is guest at the
Hotel Nile.
WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
NEXT SATURDAY.
The annual meeting of the Fremont
Comfy Protective Association will be
held at the coi'rt house heer at
o'clock Saturday afternoon. February
-. for the purpose of hearing the re-
rorts Of the secretary and treasurer:
for the election OF three directors TO
serve for term of three wears and for
the transaction OF such other business
les may be preeenteh for consideration.
e. NJ. Chase is president and F. Batch
eior secretary OF the association.
IllENniv
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aEv. CASSIDY HERE sAruRoAY.

Rev. C. w. Cassidy of w1chita.
Kansas, joint district secretary for
'lome and Foreign Missions of the
BAPTIST church. spent Saturday hes e
as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Epntfn
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10 0EpalpE on gATNgA

Mrs. Tom. c. Taylor received .
phone messsse from 81. Maryn hos.
rItpi 1t Pueblo, Tuesday. notifying
her that serious opefaiIon had tesn
pevfermed uyon her fatheR, nn1 -
sucstiaS hsg y sene q ente' M
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MONDAY

SUNDAY GUEST OF sMARTS.
Miss Soda Bradford who is teaching
in Greena ood. was the over Sunday
guest OF Mrs. W. A. Smart, of Pine
avenue
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Mrs. Georee Trout of Hillside came
down Monday and has been visiting
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Trout on
Ninth street. She returned home this
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eAcK FRoM urAA.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Collins return
ed Sunday from Iogan. Utah. where
they have spent most of the time dur
ing a four months visit in Utah and
other western and southwestern
points. They are again located at
500 Rrdi ave.
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DOWN ERoM HILLSIDE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Stacy and family of
Hillside. we're down the last of the
week to spend a couple of days at the
home of H. o. Bibler. on West Stanley
avenue. They returned home Satur-
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JOHN GRIFFIN IMPROVING.

John Griffin. son of Geo. W. Griffin
OF Griffin avenue. South Canon. who
for the past four weeks has been suf.
fering with severe case of pneumonia
has so far recovred as to be able to
sit up for a short time today. His
many friends hope 70 see him out
soon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
Opera RECOMMENDATIONS.
Things Worth Knowing

4 Pagliaooi'' is pronounced Ee PAIL
yat-chee.
"LArmore del Ire Re" is pronounced
La-mor da-e tray ray.
Madame Butterfly" IL pronounced
Madame Butterfly.
Pucclni is pronounced Pu-chee-nee.
Montemezzi is pronounced Monte
met-zi.
Pavlowa is pronounced Pav-lov-a.
VOlinine is pronounced Vol-e-ne.
Maggie Teyte is pronounced Maggie
TAFT tone sylable).
Felice Lyme is pronounced Fe-leece
Line.
Tamaki Miura is pronounced Ta-mar-
ky Me-u-ra.
PaolO AnaniRn is pronounced Low-lo
Ain-yun.
Romeo Boscacci is pronounced Rom
70 BOs- chez
Jose Mardones ia pronounced HOSEA
Mar-dOn-ay.
Fely Clement is pronounced Fee-lee
Clem-On.
Tsehailzowsky is pronounced Cha
koff-sky
Plaskovietzka is pronounced Plas-ko-
veet-ska.
Maria Gay is pronounced Ma-ree-a
Guy.
Moranzoni is pronounced Mor-ant-
zO-ny.
Giuseppe Gaudenzi is pronounced
Gee-sep Gor-den-zy.
Delibes is pronounced De-leeb.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
PLAINVIEW To
VOTE ON SCHOOL
Election March II to Deter
mine $4,000 Bond Issue
For High School.

Plainview, Texas, March 1.-The vot-
ers in the Plainview Independent school
district are to vote on issuance Of $780,
600 in bonds for a new high school
building on March H. Plainview al
ready has a splendid high school build
ing and two ward buildings. but the
growth Of the town during the past few
years has made necessary the new
building. Plainview has 100 students
enrolled in its public schools.
PIainview Houses Numbered.
Numbering Of the houses Of Plain
view under the direction Of the Young
Mems Business league has been COM
pleted. The streets Of the town have
been renamed so that they may easily
be found by strangers coming into the
city The houses were numbered three
years ago. but the names of the streets
were not In sequence. The streets are
now named in alphabetical order and
the avenues ir numerical order. All
old numbers have been removed and
every house in Plainview is correctly
numbered.
Plan Auto Road TO SilvertOn.
Negotiations for an automobile high
way from Plainview TO Silverton, thu
inland county seat Of BriscOe county
nave been completed. The money for
the road was subscribed by the mcr-
chants OF the two towns through the
efforts Of the Young Mems Business
league Of Plainview and the chamber
Of commerce Of SilTerton.
On open sections right Of way has
been secured and on closed sections ca,-
tie guards Of an approved type are 10
be Installed. so that the distance Of 20
miles might be traversed by motorists
without opening gates.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
WHITE TO BECOME HEAD OF
WOOSTER COLLEGE MAY 10

Wooster. ohio, March I.-ArranBe-
ments are being made for the iuaugura-
tion of J. Campbell White, NJ a, LII
D., as the new president of the college
of Wooster on May u, the ceremonies
in connection with the event beginning
on May 10. Invitations to attend the
inauguration are being sent TO all of
the college presidents Of the country.
est college under control of the Pres
byterian church in America, having 1872
students Dr. White is the first alum
nus of the college to be called to the
presidency. He was graduated in 1890,
and since 1906 he has been general sec
rotary of the Laymen's Missionary
movement Of the United States and
Canada.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01

There is no apparent intention Of any
Of the inmates OF the old "redlight' dis
trict going to the newly created police
zone" on the river front None Of the
inmates Of the Broadway district have
siEnified their intention Of going to the
new district below the Franklin canal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
Rebuild Your Lost Strengt
with PERUNA-a good tonic

Because PERUNA is a good tonic ant
reference to catarrhal conditions its use Il
ing Grip has proven very beneficial helears up
the system Of all the poisonous matter left after
the attack. gives tone and strength to the diees-
tive organs and overcomes the congestion and
Inflammation. What it has done for thousands
is well told in the letter below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
NEW GOVERNOR is SENT
DUTCH EAST INDIES

The Hague, Netherlands, March l.
4 new ruler for the 100000 lnhabi-
tants of the Dutch East Indies has just
left for his post in the person of Count
Johan Paul van Limburg Stirum.
The new governor belongs to one OF
the most aristOcratic Holland families.
He has at different times served at the
Dutch Legations in Rome, CONSTANT
nople and Pekin.
Just before his departure, the count
had lengthy conferences with the lead
ers Of various important colonial en-
terprises and societies, and he was
further entertained at a farewell ban
quet by Prince Henry OF the Neither
lands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
COTTON GIN, CANNING PLANT
AND OIL WELL FOR DAYTON

Dayton. n. NJ, March IA cotton
gin, canning plant. an oil well and
an enlargement Of the National Plaster
company are some of the improvements
Dayton expects to see realized during
the present year.
Plans are now being made to put in
the cotton gin, the canning factory is
to be started before the beginning Of
the season and the Plaster company
is planning to put in the oil well for its
plant. which the company plans to en-
large at once.
New York has over so trust compa-
MES
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
CARLSBAD ALREADY MAKING
PLANS FOR FOURTH OF JULY

Carlsbad n NJ. March carlsbad
is going to have a Fourth of July cell
ebration and has started in plenty Of
time to complete. all of the plans for
the big celebration.
ThR plans have not yet been decided
upon but it is a certainty that this city
viii celebrate the national holiday as
il has never been celebrated in New
Mexico before
Edward Lamb is to be manager or
the celebration and Bill Jones, Brigham
Allen and Joe Johns are on the COM
mittee.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
MRNAn ali Run NlMIl
Made Strong and Wei BY VinOI.

Made Strong and Well by VinOI.
Waynesboro, PA was all run down
after hard spell Of bronchitis so it
was hard for me to keep about I had
pains I'm my chest and took cold easily.
A friend asked me to try Vinol I did
and il built me up so / am strong and
well and I am able to do my house
work. which I had not done for three
months before taking VinoL"-Mrs Y.
r. HORBOUGH. Waynesboro, Pa.
Ninol creates an appetite. aids dl-
geEtion. makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back If It fails.
Kelly a Pollard, Druggists.
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-01
HELD ON VAGRANCY CHARGE;
ALLEGED CONFIDENCE MAN

Charged with vaErancy and being held
for investigation Albert Weller is alleged
by the police to have been implicated in
confidence game which has been worked In
Fl PasO recently.
Weller was pointed out TO the officers by
W II. Murphy. OF Toronto Canada. one
Of the men he claims assisted in taking
S11OO worth OF money and valuables from
him Monday night by the use OF the three
cornered matching game"