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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-05-25
oouBLg.HEApgR AT STRAND

The Girl With Green Eyes" which
In the added attraction at the
Strand theatre The main feature
is The Battle OF Hearts" with WI,
liam Farnum In the role OF a sal
Tor whose mastery and blgnefe. II
pally win him THE eirl Jealousy
Is the keynote in The Girl WITH
Green Eyea."
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THE ISLE OF LOVE-

Even the great popularity OF the
song. The isle ~ Love-" has mo-,
been depended upon 10 carry 10
success tho masterpiece by the
same name, which ia playing at the
Mission for three days. starting TO.
day The Isle OF Love" tells the
story Of light opera prima donna s
fight against the fatality ~ love.
Miss Gertrude MCCOY takes the part
OF the light opera favorite.
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LOVE CONOtJEpS

Rhca Mitchell IL the star In the
fiye-act sociological drama. "a Ca.
mile Of the Barbary Coast" which
is playing at the Alhambra until
Saturday night. Miss Mitchell Is
cast in the most eHacting role OF
her career-that OF n West coast
dance hall girl. who befriends an
eT-conviet. and In turn decides t.
give up her mode OF living.
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Her GOWNS INSURED

HER GOWNS INSURED
To protect himself against pos.
sible loss. George Kleine. who pro.
dnced that famous motion picture
novel. "6ioria's Romance with
Billie Burke starring In the role ~
Gloria. which In now finishing Sc
second weeks run AZ the Rex thea,
tre. has heavily insured the frocks
which the fascinating star wears
while playing in this production
N the garments we're destroyed be
fore the picture uas completed the
company would suffer loss. as there
ara number ~ scenes that follow
where Billie Burke has to wear the
same gown as In tho preceding
scenes.
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JAPANESE STAR
/. IN ALIEN SOULS
Play Opens al Coliseum
Strand. Clemmer, Alham-
bra. Rex Bills Remain
All Week
MAE MARSH AT LIBERTY

FWot.NAMN
an VIM t--uh-n Mitchell ~ ~
Camille of the usrbsrs Coast COM
rdp and news weekly.
CLASS A--"B-,~riy OF srsustarL,"
draust - Wise Walter, - utsop
In Dlnck." comedies.
GLEN MIU-TtbeI clayton and
Tenn Moore Ia DOLLAR. and the
" oman"
tot.TsEt u-~ses.u~ Iis,akn~a snd
isuru Noit In "Aiirn souls"
toLoNi .tir"s In
liter Fathers Geld"
IintHIN Marsh Ia - cana
of the rsfi- ~trerts"g "omedf
Marble Heart"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uc'o, In "Ihc
isle 81 Love"
UrN--uiiii~ uurks Ia "tioria' =
Homsar~"
sTUAND--Mt itiHm tnroum In
'fh~ Hattie of Hearts, katharine
ks~Ir~d In "sfrt Win green Eye "
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ALLEGED WIRE THIEVES
ARE BOUND OVER

Two men giving their names as
Tom Foley and John Murphy were
arrested in Florence shortly after s
O'Clock Friday morning on the charge
OF grand larceny and brought here
later in the day by Sheriff Nswcomb
and locked up in the county jail.
Foley and Murphy. who appear TO
be strangers in this county. are ac-
cused of stealing five or six thousand
feet OF copper wire beloRklsg TO the
Mountain States Telephone and Tefe-
graph company from the rolsSsIde be-
tween Florence and Portland, valued
at several hundred dollars.
Foley and Murphy we're arrafgned
for preliminary hearing in Justice
John r. Kennedy's court at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning. Murphy pleaded
guilty as accused. hut Foley waived
an examination. Both were held to
answer. to the district court in the
sum Of $500 each. In default OF bond
they were recommitted to jail.
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graduating class of the South Can
on high school and he described a
sentimental interest he had for the
institution they represented and those
who supported it.
In a few well chosen remarks d. H.
Logan, president of the board of edu-
cation, presented the diplomas to the
graduates; the class standing during
this feature of the program. The
coveted bits of parchment on which
was inscribed the certificate of the
school authorities that the members
of the class had completed the pres
mater and were entitled to its honors
were handed to the graduates by Mas
ter Archie Galbraith and little Miss
Eleapor Warner, who offciated as
pages.
The South Canon City high school
has had most successful year and
it's friends are justly proud of its
record. Its faculty was composed OF
&c. B. Warner, superintendent; Mrs
Laura E. Hubbel.. instructor in Latin
and history; Mrs. Marie NJ. Craven
teacher of German and mathematics
Miss Florence A. Youngman. teacher
of English; A. T. S. Lockwood and r
v. Howell, teachers Of science. and
Miss Retta Craighead. teacher oi
music.
In concluding this account OF We'd
nesday evenings commencement we
can hardly do better than quote the
toast to tine South Canon high school
recently printed in the blue and
White" the official publication of the
institution for 1916:
Now here's to you South Canon,
The leader of them all;
Here's to your sons so loyal and true
In track or in basket ball.
Tho we sail across the ocean,
Well remember old times tie;
So here's to you, South Canon true.
We are for you till we die"
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ANNUAL BANQUET OF CANON
CITY HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI

The annual hanque of the membeis
of the Canon City High School Alumni
association was held at the Hotel Nil.
Ter at 8 O'Clock Friday night, with
covers laid for lis persons. The ban.
quet was the elimination of the high
school commencement festivities and
was one OF the distinctly interesting
events in connection with the calendar
of the graduating class of 1916.
Because Of the memorial dedication
exercises at the high school building
earlier in the evening in honor of Miss
NJ. Belle Minor, at which many OF the
alumni were present, a delay of half
an hour or more occurred in serving
the banquet, but the time was spent
very pleasantly by the assembled
guests in social diversion.
The dining room OF the Hotel Miller
never looked prettier than IT did Fri
day night nor has it been the scene of
a dinner to JolIier crowd OF young
people. The floral decorations, both OF
the table and the walls OF flie dining
room were most attractive and were
the subject OF great deal of favor
able comment and admiration. The
banquet was in all respects delight
fuI one. and in its cuisine and service
did credit to the best traditions Of the
Hotel Miller.
John Harry is president OF the Can.
on City High School Alumni associa-
tion and the success Of Friday nights
dinner is due in no small measure TO
his efforts. and to those of his associ-
ate officers. to bring about that end.
Fred Merriam II vice president Of the
sssociAfioa and Miss Bessie Mcouown'
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HAS BEEN APPOINTED
POSTMASTER AT VICTOR.

A dispatch from Washington under
date Of Friday announces the confr-
nation BY the senate of Jerry F. Hal
loran to he postmaster at Victor. The
name OF Mr.. Halloran to be pastmas-
ter at Victor was sent to the senate by
President Wilson some time ago and
confirmation was fully expected by
his friends.
Mr.. HaIloran was formerly about
Canon City good deal and will be
remembered by many OF the older
residents.
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Ruth Johnston sang "Se Saron Rose-
by Arditi. deiighting the audience with
her sweet tones and winning manner.
In few well chosen remarks DR..
Charles II. Wilkinson. president OF the
school board. presented the diplomas
being assisted in this work by two
winning Httle misses. Catherine Dick.
son and Merle Blake.
Superintendent Ray publicly an
nounced the names OF the ten honor
pupils OF the class in the order of
their scholarship. these pupils nil hav-
ing completed the whole four years in
the local high school. The names fol-
low in the order OF schoiarship: Philip
wilkin. Edna Templln. Ruth Johnston.
Grace Foresman. Mary Rankin. Paul
Nell. George Matkin. Marie Taylor.
Helen Sprinkle and Walter Boyle.
list of colleges Offering scholar
ships were read. Colorado College Of
fers scholarships but only those at
tanning FIRST or second class honors
in the class are eligible to these
scholarship; the State Agricultural
college offers two scholarship. Dem
yer University four. and Colorado
School OF Mines one. all on recommen-
dation OF the faculty: University OF
Colorado offers two scholarships to be
selected out of the highest six in tho
class in point OF scholarship.
The past year has been one of the
most successful in the history OF the
Canon City schools During the year
splendid courses In manual training
and domestic science have been added
10 the curriculum, and arrange.
ments have been made TO install next
year a commercial department to IN
clude ,ypewriting and stenography.
There will be few changes In the high
school faculty for the ensuing year
and patrons OF the school are already
looking forward 10 another most sue
cessfui period in the schools his
tory.
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Diplomas ALDdrded
ToH Young Ladies
and 10 Young Men
.Annual Commencement Exercises or
the South Canon High School Held
at First Presbyterian Church on
"Wednesday EOening,
THE 1916 CLASS ROLL

JAMES ROBERT. MCCARTNEY
RUTH AMY MCKINLEY
BETHEL Z. MILLER
BEULAH JUANITA PATTERSON
RICHARD HENRY POET
ALBERT HENRY POOK
DOLLIE LUERETTA PROCTOR
CECIL ALBERT RANDOLPH
GRACE ELLENOR RYAN
DAVID G. TORRES
EDNA ORLOU TURNER
BURMA WARD
MARY ELIZABETH WILSON
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is secretary and treasurer.
The program at Friday nights ban
quet follows:
Piano Duet-Misses Ruth Fredrick-
son and Bessie McQuown.
Address of Welcome-John Harry,
president of the association.
Response Philip wilkin, president
of the class of 1916.
Introduction of Toastmaster-
Harry.
Response-Judge Jas. L. Cooper
toastmaster.
"our Association"-M Mrs. H. D. Av
cry.
measuring Up'-Miss Merle Nc
Lain.
THE Drift"-Mayor D. n. Cooper.
Vocal Solo-Nrs. Fred W. Reiter
"Advice"-Miss Edith Hall.
1.-The Class of 1916"-Bert Thomas
Violin Solo-Mrs. Ivalyne Gentry.
Address-"G -"Godspeed'-T
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CLIFFORD HOMER AMES
ESTHER LUCY CARPENTER
WILBURN E. CHRISTISoN
DORRIS HELEN EWELL
PHILIP CARL FELDHAUSER
SYLVIA BELLE GAINES
ROBERT T. GALBRAITH
LULU MAE GALBRAITH
BLOSSOM GRIFFITHS
MERTIE E. IRWIN
CLARA LYNDALL JEFFERSON
ANNIE EMMA KIRKLAND
GLADYS LOUISE LOGAN
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work and washing for eleven and can
truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etsble Compound has been q godscnd
TO me for would have been in my grave
today but for It. ! would tell all Wo-
men suffering ~ was TO try your valu-
able remedy. p Mrs. WM. GREEN, 8a3
8. Addison Street, indianapolis. Indiana.
There is hardly neighborhOod IN thIa
country, wherein some woman has not
found health BY ualng this gucd old
fAshioned root and herE remedy.
II thers u anything about W,fsh teu
would NE special n1vies, Wpilb = -
Igdls = piatAan Msdlsino oev %
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A TALENTED BURIAL
SCHOOL TEACHER

rev II any oil tne rural ScnOOf teacn-
ers of this state have made as nota-
BILE success of their work during the
last year or two as has Miss Elsie
/. Chambers of Haswell, Kiowa coun-
ty, who has shown originality and ge-
MUS as an instructor that has attract
ed the attention of the national bu-
reau of education at Washington, d.
IC.
AS Miss Chambers is to be one of
the instructors at the Tri-County
Teachers institute to be held in Canon
City from June II to % brief refer
ence to her remarkable work at Has
well will be interesting in this con-
nection.
One day during the noon hour pu-
pill of Miss Chambers was observed
by his teacher sitting on the door
step of the school building carving
figures and diagrams on a tablet of
soft white stone he had found in the
nearby hills. The beautiful. impressi.
BILE character of the stone and the ex-
cellence of the lads work attracted
the attention of Miss Chambers at
once and she decided to adopt the sug-
gestion it presented of utilizing such
an agency in school instruction. The
matter was presented to the pupils
and enthusiastically endorsed by them
as part of their class work A ledge
of the stone was discovered not far
away and blocks of it of suitable size
for use. were cut out by means of a
hand saw and taken to the school
house, where they were carved into
maps to illustrate physical and politi-
cal geography and into a score OF 9TH
er forms to give force and emphasis
to the lessons assigned the pupils in
other grades.
The art work at the Haswell school
grew rapidly in popularity and enlist
ed the notice OF teachers in other
schools in the neighborhood. An ex.
hibition of the work OF Miss Cham
bers' pupils was made at the state fair
at Pueblo two years ago and was view.
ed with. interest and surprise by thou
sands of people. among them many
prominent educators. During the last
year or two Miss Chambers has be-
come famous with her work in the
correlation OF art and the text book
and many inquiries have been made
in relation to her system OF instruc-
tion from all parts OF the country.
Recently an exhibit of carved work
from the Haswell school was prepared
under the supervision of Miss Cham
bers and sent to Washington to be dis
played by the national bureau Of edu-
cation in all of the larger cities OF the
country. She also furnished material
for a lecture TO be given in the east
on "The Socializihg Influences OF the
Rural Schools" and provided stereop-
ticon slides for it's Illustration. Her
school was one of 200 in the United
States selected by the national c6Ihs
missioner of education to verify a
spelling list. The Standardization
committee OF Colorado through Mrs.
Mary G. C. Bradford OF Denver. state
superintendent of public instruction, q
few week sgso offered Miss Cham.
bers commission to carve the stand
ardization tablets for the classified
rural schools of Colorado.
Miss, Chambers viii make an ex-
hibit of the work OF her pupils here
next month and Will address the Tri-
County Teachers institute on "The
Correlation of Art and the Text
Book"
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and Appropriate Com.
nzencenzent Exercises U'ere Held
at the Methodist Church Thurs
day EOening
THE GLASS ROLL

MARAE MANLovE
GEORGE II. MATKIN
FRED C. NATION
PAUL LESTER NEIL
NARY EVA RANKIN
EDWIN r. SHARMAN
HELEN ELIZABETH SPRINKLE
CHARLES WILLIAM SWANSON
EMMA PAULINE SWANSON
ROBERT HARL TANNER
MARIE T.. TAYLOR
EDNA HARRIET TEMPLIN
HELEN c. UNDERWOOD
OLIVE w. WALSH
PHILIP wILKIN II
c. ALVIN WILLIAMS
JESSIE X. WILSON
FREDA LOIS YENsER
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wenr TO wEsTcLrrrE

Hnmmel's orchestra. composed OF b.
G. Hnmmel. Harley A. Turner and
Mrs. A. NJ. Morey, left this afternoon
by automobile for Westcliffe where
It VIII furnish music for dance to.
night The members of the orchestra
were accompanied 70 weptcliHe By
p. r. chapDeli and Jas. c. Peabody.
who are en- route 70 TIE Pines for .
tew days visit
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MEMORIAL TO
MISS MINOR
DEDICATED

A memorial fr;eze or entablature in
honor of Mis- NJ. Belle Minor. one OF
the organizers and for many years
principal of the Canon City high
school, was dedicated at the high
school building Friday evening.
The memorial, which is handsome
piece of modern art, is replica in
plaster of a frieze made in the classic
ages of Greece to decorate the inside
walls of Parthenon at Athens, fa-
nous marble temple erected on the
Acropolis. sacred to Athene of Pallas,
the goddess OF wisdom.
The memorial was purchased by an
association of friends and former stu
dents of Miss Minor and presented by
them to the board of education to be
placed in the assembly room of the
high school building in commemora-
tion of her services in the cause of
education in this community.
The dedicatory service was simple.
yet beautiful and impressive. There
was an eloquent biographical address
by Jas. Fl. Peabody in which he told
the more important events in the life
of Miss Minor. dwelling particularly
on her work in the public schools here
and of her wholesome. helpful infiu-
ence on those around her.
'Recol,ections OF Miss Minor" was
the subject of an interesting talk of
ten minutes duration by Judge Chas.
T. Waldo. He said that while his as
sociations with Miss Minor had been
only of casual and incidental char
acter, he recalled with distInctness
that her work had been of high
minded, devoted. consecrated. kind and
that the community owed her debt
of gratitude that it could not easily
repay.
Judge Jas. l., Cooper, who was
student in the high school during
Miss Minors principalship, gave rem
iniscences OF her. both in the school
room and out OF 1t. He said that other
teachers and high school principals
had come to Canon City, discharged
their duty and had gone from the
community without leaving any spe-
cial impress on those with whom they
we're associated while here. Some OF
them. like Miss Minor. have been call
ed from this life to the one beyond.
but their passage from the here to
the hereafter had. unlike hers. at
tracted no attention from their former
pupils. Miss Minors talents and
skill as a teacher were not transcend
ant. according to Judge Cooper. in
deed, were no greater than those OF
some OF her contemporaries. but she
possessed in a more pronounced de-
gree than they that indeHnable quail
ity OF the human soul that inspires
adherence to duty and stimulates and
encourages loyalty to principle. Judge
Cooper stated that the predominant
attributes of Miss Minor were woman
illness. sincerity. devotion to high
ideals and character-in the latter
she excelled and her success in life
was due in a large measure to that
fact.
Other numbers on the program at
the dedicatory service were vocal So
los by Miss Ruth Johnston and Mrs
Martha Bethel and piano selection
by Miss Hendrickson.
DR.. c. II. Wilkinson. president OF
the board of education. accepted the
memorial to Miss Minor on behalf OF
the people Of district No. l.
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WIFE TOO ILL
TO WORK
IN BED MOST OF TIME
Her Health Restored byLydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable =
Compound.

India6spolfs, Indiana. = "My health
was so poor and M constitution so run
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MARION BECKHAM
A. ISABEL BOGGIo
WALTER V. BOYLE
RUTH E. COMBS
EVA o. DEAN
STELLA FLANAGAN
GRACE r. FoRESMAN
HILDA l.. FREDRICKSoN
MINNIE GIovANNINI
JAMES LESLIE GLANvILLE
GLADYS HOOD
HARLEIGH C. HowERToN
RUTH JOHNSTON
WILLIAM R. KENNEDY
GLADYS ]. KLoPFENSTElN
MAY KUTZLEB
FRANK J. McENIRY
HELEN X. McKINNoN
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down that 1 ceuld
not work. J was
Ghin, pale and veal, k,
W 6fghsd but l0g
pounds and was In
b ed nj 0st Of tho
time. ! began TAX
ing Lydia &. Pink
hams Vege table
Compound and fve
m o nth s later I
weighed 1873 pounds.
1 do all the lioliaa-
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Afnlust HoWeTS anu iotidEes WIN
music and oratory. and in the presence
OF great concourse of friends. the
class OF 1916 consisting of thirteen
young men and twenty-three young
high school Thursday night at the
First Methodist church and received
their coveted diplomas from the board
of education.
Possibly few commencement exer-
cises ever held In Canon City were OF
more public interest than this one. The
decorations were pretty. the music es-
peeially appropriate and harmonious.
the class address was one OF the best
ever heard here. and the graduating
class itself. the largest ever eomplet-
ing the course. was representative OF
the best there Is in Canon city's young
manhood and young womanhood.
The exercises opened with a process
sional. ar overture by Schubert. Miss
Stella Flanagan presiding at the pipe
organ and Miss Helen Sprinkle at the
piano. To the strains OF this great
masterpiece of music the members of
the class fled into the auditorium to
their appointed places in the choir
loft.
The invocation was delivered by the
Rev. Elmer W. Harner. pastor OF Trim
ity Lutheran church. Then followed
very pleasing and well rendered in
strumental selection on the pianos by
the Misses. Emma Swanson. Marion
Beckham, Helen McKinnon and
Gladys Hood.
Prof. w. n. Ray. superintendent Of
the city schools. then Introduced the
speaker OF the evening. Prof. Frank
D. Slutz OF Pueblo. Mr.. Siutz was
referred to as one of the rising eduea-
tors of the west, formerly principal OF
the local high school. now superinten-
dent OF the Pueblo city schools. and
also president OF the state teachers
association.
The address was delivered In splen-
did voice and manner and was d most
practical and masterful effort. While
full OF wisdom and philosophy II was
devoid Of that pedantic style and tech
hical phraseology which sometimes
makes such addresses dry, nat and un-
profitable TO the average individual.
Prof. Siutz held the closest attention
OF his entire audience from start to
finish.
The subject of the Speakers address
was "The Great Neeesshy@ This, 81
was developed. during the course Of
his remarks, was the necessity for
every one 10 have some good cause n,
life to bs loyal to.
He then proceeded 10 elaborate hfSI
subject during which he said that real
loyalty grows out OF practical deeds.
not words; that real loyalty must be
willing; must be thorougiIRoing: and
that no matter what equipment a per.
son may have In life IL counts for
nothing without cause.
Loyalty" said Prof. siutz, makes
the universe worth something to al
man. It will redeem him for himself.
1t VIII make him the brother Of every
other loyal man who has cause TO
be loyal TO, and It will unconsciously
bring him into closer communion with
the Infinite Source Of all things"
Then directing his rcmarks more
especially to the class ho admontshed
them to be always loyal to those con
vcntions and agreements which hold
society together, to he loyal TO Truth
wherever II may be found. to be loyal
70 this great country in which We
have the PRIVILEGES Of living.