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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
Dinner Stories.
+ + + i. i. + j. T.

The setting for this scene alone"
said the manager to the critic, who
was watching the dress rehearsal If
a new musical comedy cost me ten
thousand dollars"
II see" said the critic. That's
why YOU had to economic on the cos
tunes"
It was an evening party and Dodge
asked Keller:
who is that looking
woman over there?'
That's Mrs. Moore" was the reply
She's a remarkably strong minded
woman. 1t is said she commands
large salary
Indeed said Dodge, ref1ectively, as
he looked at the woman with inter
est. How does she earn it,"
she doesn't earn it, Said Keller
Her husband earns it, and she com
mands it.
Mr.. Babcoelx had just been telling
his wife of an old friend.
And he said he knew me when 1
was little girl?" Intercepted the
wife.
No" said Babcock, che didn't say
anything of the sort
But you just said he did, said Mrs.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

-
ing for some word
to relieve her sus-
pence. 1t was the
doctors auto, sure
enough, a n d
oh, Joy! there was
the baby buggy in
the back of the
machine. She ran
down the walk, ex-
claiming:
Where did you
find her?"
Alas! we have
not found her" re
piled Olive sadly.
TT h a is you
buggy isn't it,"
Nell was examin-
ing the little car.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
FRECKLES
March Worst Month For This Trouble
How TO Remove Easily.

There's a reason why nearly every
body freekles in March, but happily
there is also remedy for these ugly
hlemishes, and no one need stay
freckled.
Simply get an ounce of othine,
double strength, from your druggist
and apply little of It night and morn
ing. and IN few days you should see
that even the worst freckles have be-
gun to disappear. while the light ones
have vanished entirely. Now is tho
time to rid yourself of freckies, for II
not removed now they may stay all
summer, and spoil an otherwise beauti-
ful complexion. Your money back if
othine fails.-Adv.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

"There is reason!" she exc
claimed, "iust as / expected! That
nice Mrs. Hen isn't cross for
nothing!"
What is it?" demanded Tommy,
who had to be convinced.
shes cross at herself" explained
Mrs. Tommy, because she started
setting in this cold weather. Usually
she waits till spring. But she took
a sudden notion last month and she's
been on that same nest ever sincel"
Before Tommy had time to reply.
a soft little "Cheep, Cheep!" sounded
through the barn! but Mrs Hen
won't mind 1t now-she1l be hanpyl"
cried Mrs. Tommy. Hear those
new chichsl We must go and see
them tomorrow"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

Babcock.
No" said the man, 81 didn't"
why, Charlesl" exclaimed the
wife What did he say then?"
''I said,t replied the brute, that he
said he knew you when he was a lit
tie boy"
The word 'reviver' spells the same
backward or forward" 1t was the
frivolous man who spoke. Can you
think Of another?"
The serious man scowled up from
his newspaper "Tut-tut!" he cried
CONTEMPORARY.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
DAILY LESSON IN HISTORY.

One Hundred Years Ago Today.
1S16-Francis Asbury, the first
Methodist bishop in America,
died at Richmond, va. Born in
England, Aug. 20, 1745.
Seventy Years Ago Today.
1s41--Olof OLSON, president of
Augustana college and a noted
leader in Swedish American re-
ligious and educational work,
born in Vermland, Sweden.
Died at Rock Island. H., May
10, 1900.
Fifty Years Ago Today.
1s66--The Spanish fleet bonn
bsrded Valparaiso, Chile, oaus-
ing a loss in damaged property
of over s10.0OO,000.
Twenty five Years Ago Today.
1s91--Italy indicated her feel
ing in the matter of the New
orleans lynching by recalling
Baron Fava, her minister at
Washington.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
|Kidnapods&s K Sss.
THE ELLISON CARRIAGE ONLY DEEPENs


Neil had not finished her dinner
dishes when she heard a machine drive
up in front OF the house. She had been
in a state of nervous excitement since
she had heard OF the mysterious dis
appearance of Olives baby. She rush
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

The xation of atmospheric nitrogen Of which have not
one in the United States is essential only to any plan
FOR military preparedness but for agricultural ndepend
ence to relieve American farmers of the heavy tribute
they paying the Chilean saltpetre monopoly in high
prices of fertilizers containing nitrates
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
Mrs. Hens Good Reason

ing again, he was quite satisfied to
have Mrs. Tommy ask the questionsl
FIe curled up in the warm corner
of his nest and took a little nap.
But before he had had time to fin
ish even the first dream. Mrs. Tom
my was back with q rush.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
NO COMMUNICATIONS ON
RECALL TO BE PUBLISHED

The Capital News finds il i'm
possible to publish all Of the
communication submitted on
the recall election. As it would
be manifestly unfair to publish
one and not another, il is found
necessary to refuse to publish
any letters on this subject.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31
copprighf-ciara ingram Jadson
One Year Ago in the War.

One Year Ago IN the War.
March 81, 1915-Russians pen
etrated Dukia Pass and entered
Hungary; Germans bombarded
the Russian port OF Libau; Ger
man submarines accounted for
five steamers and trawlers.
four British and one Norwe-
gian French steamer Emma
torpedoed by German subma-
rine off Beachy Head. English
channel: Germans abandoned
siege of Ossowetz, Russian Po-
land.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

9 POLITICAL CONVENTIONS {
. AND ELECTIONS IN 1916 9
9 April Republican state :
. convention at Twin Falls.
. April 22-Progressive state q
3 convention at Boise.
. Nav IS--Dcmocratie state 3
. convention at Poeatello.
o dune Republican national
. convention at Chicago. .
. June Progressive national q
. convention at Chicago.
o June 14--Demoe cratic national
3 convention at St Louis.
g Sept. 5-stateNide primary .
: election.
. Nov 7--Genelal election. .
Q eseses Sssss . .
Phone cor1pton transfer co. for tn
best moving job you over had. Phon
42--Adv. IL
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

Once tried always usen; HIAWATHA
COAL. phone 323. Western S. 6 q. Co
If
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

One OF the most important phases of the water power
question is its close relation to agricultural interests
power development and establishment of plants for
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-03-31

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Oel @utan & So. art"ss5s Ss s;4ndisn o8E$a9'"' a!
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ticf ficl.
Die Eootcn im0:
GoOiO 2ouciop bon @atertoipu
uuo 3. 6. Cooling bon GcuDcr, Sol.
0ooIinq muroc iuter oen Triim.
mcm cinge8uGngt mo miBte ocu
5loumertoot crlcioen. gllS li6 oie
lSlomncn Hobe on ibn beroniroBen
bat Scr glermitc bic onocreu 9oiia.
gicrc ilcbcntIib, ibn 8a eridieBen.
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GpreB %aeson poiiirten unneriebrt
Die Bride; oodl Oic Orci foleenoen
SSaagons ficlcn in ole Iiefc.
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9riidc ourd cinen @rouo bcid1oiat
worocn mar, unO olif Oieie 99ciic Der
llnfoll ncririoht mliroe.
Noh Gin @obn ltngIitd.
Siour SAILS, GO. A. NlGr5.
Del ciner Golliiion oic lid bcute
in Der 9idbe bon NlMmtdin 2ofc.
1Rmuy 5piidcn 5uci syrodi5iigcu
Der G6icooo, ct. EmlI. minneapolis
4 Omobo 9obn erciauctc, IoIIcn 3
&erioncn eetootet nno cine 9Iuoobl
onOerer ihmcr DerIcbt iuoroen icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
aer erite sdlriA.

Gonlitc fiir Milit0rucicn untcr6reiiet
Dem Scnot critic Gorlogc 9ctrciis
NccrcSucrit6rfimo. 6rieocuS.
Ii0rfe bon i7s,000 @lanu norge
ic6rp 1icbcniabriac Gicnit.
5cit. @riuoHAc SIusoilouua
Der Oicicrue CiibicrS slSpiron.
ten.
@aibington. T. Mara Gurh
Scnotor Chamberlain. Dem @oriber
oes @onlite'S fir milit0riiHe 2lneelc,
ecubeitcn uurOe beiltc ocn Senate
bic erite Der o9crcitIdoitS ~N1aBno6-
men untcrbrctet, melhe uoh gSc.
den lonacn 6oufcreu5elt onSaeorbci
tet uorOclt iino. 7icic WloBnabmcu
6cocutcu cine nod OnrdarciicnOerc
llmu0I5lng .OcS bcitcbciocu NfiIit1r
pcicuS, ais Don @rdHocut @ilion,
icincr So6rcS6otiboit 5uioIac. &C
plant mar.
Sir oic rcgul1rc 9lrnicc iicIt Oeie
GorIngc cine SricOcnSit0rfc Don IFS.
600 Moun oIlcr @oiicuaottuuaen III.
ucrboI6 ocr critcn fimi Sabre Dor.
Gic 6ricOcnSitGrfc icocr Gompoanic,
9atteric mo Shpaoron ioll I'M sSu.
tcrclic Scr SciihtuaSi6biatcit pcr9ro.
bert lucrocn mo Oic pollc @ricqS.
itdrfc uiiroc 225.0OO W1ouu bctro.
aeu Gle 9lrmcc uiiroc lid oonn
aus 60 Snfontcric. % aopolerie.
mo q ScIoortiacric 9cAimcutcru
3uionmcuicset obgcic6cn bon Dem
@cncrnlito6, Oeu Spe5ioItruppcn u.
ser Siiiieu glrtillcric. uno oie mo.
bile glrnec ani oen SeitlonOe uiiroc
ans bier NSufouteric Gipiiionen mo
5lpci aopoacrie GioiIoucu bette.
ben. Selbitpcrit6noIih miiBtc sic
9ln5abI Ger @encrolitobs CiiBicre
uersrobert weroeu, mo scr Gbcf ocS
StabeS ioa oeu 9loua nO oaS @c.
bolt cincS @cucrol 9icutenants er.
balten
Gic Nicnit5eit lit oui iicbru Sabre
bercdbnct, non peldGer 3cit bier Sabre
oftiU iino orci Sabre in ser 0ieicrDe
eeoient uerocu niiicu 0loh 9l6loui
eineS SobreS fam ciu0lom oui Gms
picblime icineS COMMANDMENTS pu
ReierOc iibcrihricbcn weroen ino
nod 9I6loii bon jpci Sa6rcn auf ei.
genes Griudeu lucun cr sic @cne6.
miguug 0o5n crb0lt
9leieruiitcn uiirOeu enlcn aPinOcit.
lobn bon $2l pro Nobr crbnlteu, mo
Dem @rdiioent uiiroc sic Nlohtbeina-
nib 5lItcben, Oe HcIerucn bci aricas,
acfobr SIT nIobililiren.
3pcdS 6orocruna oer 9letuItirlwa
1T porgcicbcr SaB Nlauuidloiten Die
icbs Sabre in Scr 9lrncc oeoieut bo-
ben, bon elmer ans Cfii5icrcn be.
iiebcnoeit 9cb6rOe ani i6rc &crtucno
borteit in GipiIoicuit 0cpiirit ucrocn
touncu Gicic 9cltc fouucu Damn i'm
Gmiloicnii anacilclt luerocn, ohuc Dor
Der Gipiloicnit.Sontmiii cine @rii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

ina ableaeu 81 miineu. Ger @rGii-
Ocnt iuiirOe allberoem Oie Nlodtbe.
iuaniB boben pon icocm 9eeinlent
eiicu Momu auf oic Mlilitar-gfooc.
mic 81 ihidei.
Gic 9tlsbiIoima ST. @eierpe.Cfii.
Sicrcu wiiroen iinac 2clitc IN oeu
@r5iebunaS.9rnitaltcn onrdJ einen al.
tipcu sIrnice-Sfii5ier erbaIten. uno
5luar ioIleu 9Iipironten cinen nie0e.
rem unO cincu bobcren anrnlS ourh.
MAIDEN Sir Die 1Iicrc aloiic ioIlcn
Sortebrimgcn IN Colleges" imo IN
ben llnipcrlit1tcn Qctroiicn iueroeit
mO mir sic iimaerc aIoNc III Sen
Nodidnlcn Siini llntcrridtSitim.
oeu IN ieocr @odc wiiroen fir crite
&laiic criorOerIib icin imo orci fiir
lcbterc.
Sie Grncmmmg 5um Neieroe,Ciii-
5icr crioIgt onrh ben 9Srdiiocnt, iuo
9llpironten miiiien mmoeitens 2f
Sabre alt iein. Gir 0odiBo6l ser
Rclrrpc-Ciii5ierc 1T oii $4,000 icit.
acicbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

200 Suits SeiOeuplHid Nsautel.
$50 Stare @looeac fiir S1O.75
$50 G9qnhucttc Dl6tcl $i4.5O
$40 Gsqiiueitc &R0uteI $3.50
500 9Irobiou 9anun 5000
800 @iuter.9Iantel.
@iS $i5 @'GuteI; i6wor5, blou,
etc. Ec5tragcu; nit oOcr obnc Sir
tel morgcn iiir... $40
100 gSiuters9In5iise.
9iS $50 9lBiiac aus Serges, 9Sop.
Inns, IiagondIo, etc. ollc nit 9ItlaS
aciiittcrt fiir r,.. $4.1o
100 CjeislIiduitS.9Iu5ass.
$40, $50 9(bcnoflciocr aus 9Itlos
Gbarmcilic, gute 6orben 500
$50 crquiitc gl6cuoflciOcr ans
Gbiiion Gbormenic, ctc. cute Sar.
ben; mor9cn iiir..... S12.93
$25 Sriibabrs 9iljiige; olc ncucn
5toifc umO Nor6cn. $tG.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
4SoDarO- nnO aSeainstor- -Stra6e.
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Si2 @a6aaonp- S6lampc init lS5anacm seOcw CO 5C
Sdrm ........... WUIOU
Eu@amp mtg
" 70 taiiaeu aaDea mic ob role uno oS aob
SuIiO Nla6agOng.gender, OolItGnSig $1.25
@S@aSSia @ % 7s e@ir le~'ref wa Oia ncN On
$3.50 scia0te scrOir.Seacr, 100
%a6ampaire @oGmsu ses
%apctrrShnuna IN gra@fIaeu MWhera
Observation-Disclosures @laswoOrn, 9Sc
$500, $3.50 acidfieues @lOs, $3.50
III
~aRNeu eobneseroec
35c bis SOC. impOrtirtc %acu .... 25c.
G5c. bis SOC impOrtirte %uicu .... SOC.
81 bis ST % mpOrtiric S0ieu 75c.
$3.50 importirte Soicu $3.50
Sl5Snten6 frou5Siide &Or5cIau- @lottcu, $40.
@iNher
SO earaurtc ccftriidc gaaeciicu, $3.50
werautut meadHias eettiae
SO6ldilO, &Obn& GO, ,,l,::;,' S;$;''. az;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

SbpnnentcH bic ben 1euiidbcn Gorres
ipgnocntcn" nifli pHuttlid cher uureacIs
mdhia crbnItcn, iiuo gebcten, Der Office
baron per IclcpbOn Ooct idltiitlidJ Wit.
thcllnna 81 mndgu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
Bur StrrAs
OGbra6t.
9rei &riegsidjlHe Der
g(aiirten.
@pn ben oeutidJem llmtcrs
iecbpDten.

3pei irunsoiiidc SalistreuScr umo
Gin britii&cs 9otrouiIleni@iii
Ger itolicuiIac Gdmpicr ~@io
ia" bon cinem oiierreidiiben
eondtoot IN oen cSrmo ae
0o9rt. abciI ser eemoumma
i'm @irocas ecIonoei 5ran5S
iiidcr Gompicr ociuufeu.
crraBaos nod eaopllls,
8erlin, 4. Wldr5. Tie ocpiidt
9IomiroIiidt aibt befonnt, oab aurI
irau5oiiidr SiiIisfrelBrr imo eiu bri
Tides EatroIihiff bon oelltihen
Salldbootcu Derieutt uoroen iiuD.
Gie WIittbeiIuug iogt ieruer SAB
aus EariS oaS 9erieufeu oeS 1rauS
portihiiics o9a Eropeuce" berittct
miro, peIdes 1900 Ngom an Nor0
botte, popoft mrr COG gerettet tuur
oeu.
(Gie a2o gropencc" lpur0e ais
SiiIiStragcr anseiiibrt obcr ocr1ert
ser gerIiner Icpeite IGBt nidt erie
ben Oh lic ais elmer Ser bei0cu pcr
icntten &iiliStrcu3cr qerucint I'D Ci
ii5ielle 9eridte BON EoriS ocliien an
Dab init i0r 1880 Mann irnierocaan
gen iino. Die irau3oiidc gIonlirali
tat iaot Dab weoer Dor nod uad
oeln Sinten OeS SdiiieS cine Spir
bon ciueut9oubbootc beulcrft paro,)
Sic Sron5oien bcitrcitcn'S
natiirIih.
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mittcIlma per5ogcrt) Tic, Scnps4
lat, oaB oer @crid5t SGT oelltidleu
9Iomirolitdt, ocni3uiolac 5pci irans6
iiidr NiIistreii3er bon llmcricc5oo.
ten IN Der gld6c bon Saprc pcrieuft
leler nlht auf @abrbeit beriIbc
Stolicnifdler Gonrpfer
pcr euft.
Seaboru Stoliet 4. Wlar5.
Ger Gampier ,C5iaua" pcIdcr ain
%, 'Scbruar bier obaeid6rcu i'd iis
oird Gin 0itcrrritiiheS llntqriccboot
II Ocn GrluO acbohrt luoropn. Ge
bcianoeu fdi tcinc 9mcrifancr an
goro Ses SdliifeS.
(0cr itolieniIhc Tampicr .eiio
ia" botte cinen Nouninbalt bon 9
63i Sonucn ino cine cdnac bon
1888 Sub; cr uuroc i'm Sabre 1881
in glcueaitIc acbnut. Scin Ncimoi6.
bofcn mar 4aIcrmo)
gierunofiinf8ig geIou0et
2ouoon 4. Ql0ri. Cine glca
ter Gepeidc ans 9lt6en bciaat 0aG
Elm 6ritiider 1nmpfer nit 5i e5crei
tetcu BON Scr @cmamiuia ocs itaIir
uiidien Gampiers .ciobao Sic er
ali bobcr See an goro na6nt int
Saicu bon SIRIUS oneetoumcu III.
6rou5ofiider Gompier ale
inufen.
Ga &ohellc. Sranfrcid, 4
@larj Ter fran5 Ganpicr .gofmc
bon Iiinfirdcn. 3ii7 Eonnen orok,
it i'm 9iScopiidcil Nlecrbuicn icfS
@lciIcn norSlid1 bon Sic o'gclt ae
Irutcu, ucrimit6Iid oiir6 slnIaliea
alIi cine Nlme ScdjS Dlnim Scr
9ciaeuna bon % 6aben ibr Scbcn
oerloreu,
No d elm Cpfer Der ll.@ootc.
Son0on A. W1dr5. Ser brifi
ide Enmpier ..Seutonion lit nod
ansobc oeS CLOUDS giircouS bon q.
reni Saildlboot oerieuft ror6eu
gIIlc Yiit1ie0cr 0cr Ncmantun
iino geIan6ct moroct.
Ger Gonipfer oEeiitonian" baite
etnen Hauulnbalt bon 1921 Sonucn
st wuroc i'm Sabre 1914 in Sim0er.
lano eebout imo mar OaS eiecntbum
Der GetroIeum Steamibip 60. bon
Sonoon,)
y oBt0cn 9ritennimtin0cN
Mrnin.
Sonoon 4, M1rj GoS glns
pdrtigc Amt beSeihnetc heite cinci
Dor ciniaeu @odlen in oen Ser. Stoa.
ten IN &cr6inOuua nit Scr llnteriee.
boot.Goutropcric ucr6iicntlihteu Sci
trmgS aIrtifel ols uiht oui @a6r
belt berubeno, IN peldleni aeiogtpnr
oc. Dab mdbreno oeS ruiiiih iapo.
aiidcn aricges eIroBbritannicn lenc
llutcrtboucu wornie, ou Born bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05

Son oon, I. W1orj Ioo 9lnE
mdrtiac 9Imt beSeidnetc heute cinen
Dor cinieeu g9od)en in oen Ser. 5toa
ten IN &cr6inOuna nit Scr llnteriee
boot.Goutropcric ueroiicutlihteu Sci
hmaS aIrtifel ols nibt onf g2a6r
belt berubeno, IN peldleni 1eiootlpnr
&c. Dab mdbreno oeS ruiiiih iapo
niitcn aricaeS @robbritonnien iciuc
llntcrtboncu warnic, oil 99oro non
Conipicrn Der bei0cn trieaiiihreus
ben @ortcien su reiien,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-05
1ycinc neue g9ailts.


Crepe Oc Gbcnc mo waidbarc
5cio0i9Iuicn; in uiclcu N}oOcn lnO
6orbcu morecn. ....... $l.03
81 @corlettc Grcpc, acltrciitc
@ldiD @iaop uno Crepe sc Gbeuc.
9louiq iiir. .,... $3.50
$3.50 Spibcuireiicn GoiIe 9Ioii.
len; piclc Sorbcn .... .$l.OO
Sailoreo imo nit SpiBen luo
Stdcrci beieBtc &oile 9Iouicn,
500, $1.10, $t.95 lmo $2,49
Jteuartigc SiueatcrS w $4.5O
Sciocuiiber Speotcrs 49, $3.50
mo Observation-Disclosures. $7.9S
6orIetSl GUrieto
$3.50, 50 ". & g.. SO; 9S. o.;
5bompion's imO @orncrS roitiihere
Goricts fiir ..,.... $1.29
ST ". & g.; G/9. y. g.; imo
S6ompion'S Goricts iiir 79c.
gIctc Iriibia6rs .@}oocae, &c Dc
ooiic, @orncr'S ino s. & W. iiir SOC.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-10

prominent Democrat of Oklahoma and
was recently elected state committee
man. Mr.. Rail and family of the same
place came through at the same time
ney to this part of the state.
F. M. LIKES DOWN FROM OAK
CREEK.
F. NJ. Likes, from the Oak Creek
district eighteen or twenty miles from
Canon City, is in town today. Mr..
Likes says they are having good rains
and crops are looking fine. He is
here endeavoring to have the county
commissioners organize precinct in
his locality. He saysthere are thirty
or forty families up there and enough
votes to make a precinct worth while.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-10
TUESDAY
MRS. haley TO OREGON.

Mrs. Elizabeth Haley. mother OF J.
A. Haley. left Monday afternoon for
Seaside, Oregon. where she will visit
relatives and spend some little time.
JACK HALEY UNDER WEATHER.
lack Haley. d. & Il. @. ticket agent,
has been under the weathet lately,
though stir sticking to his work. A
cold seems to have been the most
trouble.
GASOLINE HANDcAR A NOVELTY.
Assistant Superintendent q. J..
Racy Of the d, q r. @. was in Canon
City Monday with a gasoline handcar
which has any automobile skinned 4
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MONDAY

DEkVERITES SUNDAYED HERE
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Young of Denver
spent Sunday here. They say its a
little cooler here than in the capital
CITY
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MRS. ALsTRUM MOTHER OF MRS
ANDY JOHNSON.

Mrs. Christine Alstrom, who was
Creek when the machine in which she
was riding swerved from the road and
turned over three time down the en-
bankment. died at the Sisters hospital
in Cripple Creek Friday. She is sur
vived by eight daughters. one Of whom
is Mrs. Andy Johnson OF this city. Mrs.
Johnson was informed Of the accident
soon after It happened and she hur-
ried to her mothers bedside, being
there at the time she died. She was
member of the Swedish Lutheran
church.
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oKLAHoMANs LIVING Here.
}. RUNoAHL PLACES FLAG ON
STACK -

Mr.. o. J. Rundahl. chief engineer at
the power plant made a journey to the
top OF the 242-foot smoke stack. now
under construction on the new addi-
ton to the plant. Monday morning.
He constructed flag pole and hoist.
ed an American flag. 1t is the big,
gest that he could procure in town
but that II looks mighty small from
that great height. II can be seen
from most any part OF town, however.
TOM WATSON GOES TO ouNNlsoN
Tom Watson Of the Bar G. II. outflt
near Pueblo passed through Canon
Monday afternoon on his way to the
Gunnison for little fishing trip His
brother. Lester. accompanied him this
far Tom WAS having a lot Of fun
with some girls from Boston who were
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The many friends of Mrs. p. C. Whs-
len regret to hear that her condition
is not at all improved and IL anything
is a little worse. Mrs. Whalen has
been suffering for some little time. but
for while it seemed as IL she was
getting much better.
MRS. LOCKE IN FLORENCE.
Mrs. James T. Locke spent Saturday
in Florence visiting friends. y
HE OUGHT TO KNOW.
This reporter gets peeved whenever
the officiating doctor can't recall
whether the new twins are boys or
girls or mixed
LOCAL MAN PUBLISHES PoLITI-
CAL SONG.
Carroll McManus of this city has re-
Gently published political song. The
Political Clean Up" which he has
written. The music is BY L. a.
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Mr.. and Mrs. wilford Holland are
celebrating their tenth wedding an.
niversary by trip to the capital city.
They left Monday and will be gone
several days.
CANON BOYS IN THE SPRINGS.
T. M. Harding. Truman Stockton and
George Whipple motored to Colorado
Springs Sunday to look over the racers
who are entered in the big Pixies
Peak climb the latter part OF this
week They say II is an interesting
sight to see those big cars.
LYNN SMITH MET SON HERE.
Lynn Smith. editor OF the Florence
Citizen. was In Canon Monday after
noon to mset his son Ray. who came
down from Cripple Creek ON the auto
stage. The boy had been visiting his
uncle. Art Smith. and family in the
district for = bout three weeks.
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building, recently vacated. by w. z,
saiter, and will open restaurant and
lunch room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bell were Omaha
visitors Saturday. IL
The high school basketball, team
went to Denison Friday and played the
college team at that place, the game
resulting. in favor of our boys.
George Fenner had the misfortune
to break both bones in his leg two
weeks ago and was taken to the Jen-
ME Edmundson hospital in Council
Bluffs Friday. He. has not improved
as rapidly as his friends had hoped
for but will no doubt improve more
rapidly now.
Miss Frances 'VanSlyke. who has
been sick the, past few weeks, is able
to be out again now.
Robert Hird visited relatives in Den
ison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A9NN. Callahan moved
to their new, modern residence in the
Wqcdard addition Tuesday.
i Miss Myrtle McMahon left Tuesday
for Denisona to enter college.