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w. H. Turner.
J. w. Peak.
Reynolds & Padgett.
I. Mukashy.
A. Daitch.
E. Rubenstein.
Smith-Marsh, Co.
E. S Rives.
Dorm & Minis.
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to be helpful to the people among
whom he mingles.
THAT MORNING LAMENESS.

If you are lame every morning.
and suffer urinary ills, there must
be cause. Often it's weak kid
neys. To strenthen the weakened
kidneys and avert more serious
troubles, use Doan's Kidney Pills.
You can rely on Edgefeld testi-
mony.
Mrs. G. T. Padgett, Edgefeld,
says: My back ached and panied
all the time. In the morning when
L got up, was so sore and stiff that
I could hardly bend over. I tired
easily and it was an effort for me
to do my housework. l also had
headaches and dizzy spells and my
sight blurred. l got Doan's Kidney
Pills, at Penn g. Holstein's Drug
Store and they relieved me from
the first. Whenever my back gives
me any trouble now, Doan's Kid
ney Pills never fail to give me re.
lief"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't.
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that cured Mrs. Padgett twice public.
ly recommended. Foster. .Milburn, 60
Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Early Clio sing of Stores.

Beginning May l, we. the under
signed merchants, agree to close
our places of business at O'Clock
D. m, until September /, Saturdays
excepted.
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Warde ,intimated a desire to have
some say in the selection of his
stage wife,
Deborah, l fear, was a quarrel
some disposition" he said. But
hope you will select for the role a
lady who will only scold me while the
camera is in operation"
Then he suggested Miss Carey
Hastings for the part, and never re-
gretted it.
JUDGE IBsoTSoN GOES ON HIS
VACATION.
Judge l. W. Ibbotson left this morn
ing for Colorado Springs where he
will enjoy couple of weeks vacation,
Judge Ibbotson resided at Colorado
Springs before coming to Canon City
and has wide acquaintance in the
Pixies Peak district
DENVER PEOPLE HERE
ON WEDNESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Turnbull, Miss
Gladys Turnbull, Miss Louise Nolan
and Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Turnbulls
mother, all of Denver, motored to
Canon City on Wednesday and spent
the day here as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l. C. Burns and family of 527
Pike avenue. In company with their
entertainers they enjoyed a picnic
supper at the top of the Royal Gorge
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Turnbull
has been member of the Denver
Fire department for more than twenty
years. The visitors left for home
this morning.
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automobile tourists this way as possi-
bic. He will be gone two or three
days. During his absence from town
his office will be lokked after by Miss
Lois Mcclure.
VISITING MRS. J. NJ. BARTLETT.
Mrs. Shelldahl of Des Moines, Iowa,
sister of Mrs. ]. NJ. Bartlett of 612
College avenue, accompanied b:s' her
nieees, Miss Livingston and Miss Ada
Bartlett of the same city. arrived
from the east this afternoon and will
remain for some time as guests OF
Mrs Bartlett and daughter, Miss Ell
len. Miss Ada Bartlett, who is MAX
ing her home in Des Moines, is visit
ing her mother for the first time in
four or five years.
HERE FROM sPRiNGFIELD, ILL., :
Jas. II. Ralston of Springfield. ILL.,.
arrived from the east Sunday for a
stay of indefinite duration with his
Kountz avenue in the Four Mile dis
trict. Mr.. Ralston is pioneer of the
west, having crossed the plains in
1861, when the Indians and buffalo
Were the principal inhabitants in the
territory between the Missouri river
and the Rocky mountains. He may de.
eide to make his home here.
RETURN FROM FISHING TRIP.
Arthur Wilson, Ben Nitchen, Bud
Bowers and David Gibson have return
ed home from two weeks fishing
son river. The two former came back
Saturday night. leaving Messrs Bow
ers and Gibson in Salida TO spend Sun
day. They report a very pleasant out
ing and say trout fishing was excellent
in the Gunnison river and tributaries
at the time they def there. and state
that many fine catches were being
made.
STOP HERE ON WAY HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis NJ Reynolds.
enroute to their home at Holbrook.
Ariz.. from Boise. Idaho. where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. W. It.
Wallace. mother of the former. ar
rived in Canon City on Thursday OF
last week for avisit with Senator and
Mrs Matt n. Lines at 1915 Green
wood avenue. parents Of Mrs. Ray
nolds. After couple of days stay
in town Mr.. Reynolds continued his
Journey to Holbrook TO resume his
duties az cashier of bank there. His
wife remained here for more extend
ed visit and will be guest at the
parental home for two or three weeks.
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SATURDAY

DOWN FROM HILLSIDE TO-DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. George Houie of Hill
side, motored down from the Wet
Mountain valley this morning and are
spending the day in Canon City on
business and pleasure.
LEFT FOR LAS VEGAS, N. M.
Newton Merriam left Thursday for
Las Vegas, N. NJ, where he will join
the, engineering party and be employ
ed by the State Highway commission
of New Mexico.
RETURN FROM NEBRASKA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will r. Paxton re.
turned to Canon City few days age
from a two weeks auto trip to Full
lerton. Neb., where they visited reia'
tives of the latter. They report an
interesting outing and say that farm
crops appear TO be generally good in
Nebraska. Fullerton is about 900 miles
east of Canon City. The homeward
run was made thru Kansas.
THE HuseARDs TO MISSOURI.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Hubbard an6
daughter, accompanied by friend
from Florence. left Thursday after
oon by automobile for visit with
relatives OF the former at his boyhood
home near Moberly. Mo. They will
be gone several weeks and will make
numerous side trips to points OF inter
est within radius Of hundred miles
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A CLEAR SKIN YOUR sIarHRIeH1

II your skin Is not smooth. fresh
and clear. do as others do and give
II the remedy It needs TO restore II
TO normal health and beauty. Try
the soothing and healing treatment OF
DIR. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The
severest cases ot eruptions, pimples,
blotches and burning skin yield rap
idly to this remarkable preparation.
You'll be gratified with the rapidity
with which your complexion regains
it's health and freshness. At your
druggist, 5Oc.-ady.
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HERE FROM wAkEs, IOWA.


HERE FROM WAKEE, IOWA.
Mrs. DIR. George Mcmahon and
daughter Mrs. Straight, of Wakee, Ia.
are spending the summer at the home
of Mrs. w. B. Reiter. 1929 Macon
avenue.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. W. 3.
REITER
Miss NADIA Bickell and friend Miss
Irene Nelson, of Newton. Iowa, are
visiting their uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
drs w. B. Reiter, 1929 Macon avenue.
RETURNED TO sALiDA THURSDAY
Miss Bernice Karr returned to her
home at Salida on Rio Grande train
No. Thursday afternoon following a
weeks visit in Canon City as the
guest of Miss Caiista Burns of SGT
Pike avenue and other friends.
BORN AT LONG BEACH, CALF.
A baby daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. George C. Hartman at their
home in Long Beach, Calf, on Sun
day July Sth. Mrs. Hartman who is
better known here as Miss Versa
Terry, formerly resided on South Fifth
street. South Canon. She was mar
ried to Mr.. Hartman three or four
years ago.
HEAD OF TAX COMMISSION HERE
C. p. Link of Denver. chairman of
the Colorado State Tax commission,
was a visitor in Canon City for a few
hours on Thursday and spent the
greater part of the time while here in
consultation with County Assessor
Horance J. Craig. Mr.. Link is making
tour of visitation among the county
assessors of the state.
IT'S CAPTAIN T. o. HARRIS NOW
First Lieutenant Theron ID. Harris.
late of Company c, has recently been
promoted to captain of the supply
company of the First Colorado In.
fantry.
He accompanied Col. Pat Hammock
on his recent inspection trip and they
visited Canon City boys doing duty in
the mountains. Word from the home
boys on this detail states that they ex.
pect to be called to Ft. Logan about
the first OF August.
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TUESDAY
MR.. AND MRS. n. HYssoNo
HERE FOR A FEW DAYS

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hyssong OF
Guffy. Colo. are in Canon City for a
few days visiting with friends here.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. }. W.
HAooEN
Ernest ormsby and daughters. the
Misses Margaret and Mildred. of
Trumbull Nebraska. arrived here a
few days ago and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J W. Hadden and fam.
lily at 40i Orchard avenue. East Can
on. They made the trip to Colorado
by automobile
LEFT MONDAY FOR DENVER
Senator Matt n. Lines and George
T.. Colgate. representatives from Ere.
mont county TO the General assembly
OF Colorado. left on Monday for Den
yer to attend the special session OF
the legislature called by Governor
Gunter to consider such measures as
may be deemed necessary TO preserve
Internal peace and enable the state to
do its part In winning the war for the
cause OF the Allies. The Legislature
will meet on Wednesday of this week
and will continue in session until
such legislation as may be regarded
as essential to the wellebing OF the
people OF the commonwealth has been
enacted.
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HILLSIDE PEOPLE HERE FoR
FEW DAYS

Mrs. M. S. Coleman and son. Lloyd
Of Hillside. came down from the Wet
Mountain valley early in the week anc
VIII spend several days bore on bust
ness and pleasure.
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL, STATEMENT
OF School District No. 81, 0bunty of
Fremont. State of Colorado. from July
1, 1916. to June so. 1917.
RECEIVED.
Amount on hand July 1, 1916..$ 532.33
Received from General Fund. $3.50
purposes ................. 32s.1s
From all other sources. ...... 2.S5
Total .......... sl4s5
Teachers salaries ....... $4,000
For current expenses. .... 29.50
Treasurer's fees .-. 322
Total .................. 3s2.1e
Balance in hands of County
Treasurer July /, 1917. -. 5si.5s
Total ........... s14.s5
MERRICE BURNETTE,
Secretary school District No. 81.
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CANON CITY AEcoH
of Moberly Mr.. Hubbard is manager
of the Golden Rule store.
}. T. coRRlN SELLS FINE HORSE
J. T. Corrin has sold his splendid.
standardized stallion. "Young Porto
Rico" TO Mrs. Laura B. witcher of
West Four Mile in Teller county.
Young Porto Rico" was bred and
raised by Mr.. Cofrin and is one of the
finest animals of the kind ever pro-
duced in the Upper Arkansas valley.
A few years ago. it will be remember
ed by horsemen. that his sire took
| practically all of the blue ribbons in
his class at the Denver horse show
and at the State fair in Pueblo. All
of the good qualities of the sire were
inherited by his Offering. Mrs.
Witcher will use Young Porto Rico
as a combination horse.
GONE ON LONG AUTO TRIP.
Prof. NJ. l.. Whitaker, superintend-
ent-elect of the Canon City schools.
with his wife and family. left this
morning on an automobile trip that
will include points of interest in the
northern and western parts of the
state. They will 90 first to Denver
and later to Routt county. returning
home by way of Grand Junction. They
will be absent a couple of weeks or
more.
MISS SKINNER SINGS AT
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY
Miss Nina Skinner. daughter of
Marshal c. F. Skinner. who graduated
from oberlin Conservatory Of Music
this year. will sing at the regular
morning service at the Methodist
| church tomorrow morning. Miss
Skinner has been doing some splendid
work this past year and her many
friends will enjoy hearing her sing
once more.
PIcNIckED AT CITY PARK.
The ladies of Mrs. Guy z. Konkel's
| class at the Sunday school of the
First Methodist church. with their
guests, picnicked at the City park
Thursday evening. There were about
forty people present and the gather
ing was a very delightful one in all
respects. The supper was sumptu-
Gus affair and that it was an enjoyable
| incident of the occasion goes without
saying. The out of town people in
attendance were Miss = Esther Will
liams. who is visiting in Canon City
as the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Kon-
kei, and Miss Elizabeth McApee. who
is visiting Mrs. Howard Afieck on
North Sixth street.
PROF. oAmeiLL GONE TO RED
CLIFF.
Prof. w. G. Gambill. late acting SUI
| perintendent of the Canon City pub
| lie schools and for the last two months
employed at the local planE1of the
| Empire Zinc company. left Thursday
night for Red Cliff, Colo, where he
will take a position with the same
concern for the remainder of the sum
mer His wife and family accompa-
MED him to the new location. Other
Canon City people who have recently
been given jobs at the Red Cliff plant
of the Empire Zinc company are Al
bert Jones and Ira Thomas. both of
whom left for that place this week.
Mr.. Jones. who was accompanied by
his wife. left for Red Cliff last Sun
day Mr.. Thomas departed Tuesday
| night.
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ANNUAL ri>,>cI,L STATEMENT

ANN AI ftNNNtIAb NTNTEMENT
OF School District No 50. County OF Fre-
mont. state of Colorado. from July
LIST. 1916. to July LIST. 1917.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand July LIST. 1916. held by
County Treasurer ...-S 1881
Received from Geaerai Fund
by aportlonment .........- A4s.aO
From Special tax for school
purposes ..-.. &c. -..--.. -tlsS. 10
From interest distribution . 1874
From special tax for interest
on bonds -..-.--.--.-...... iSi.st
Total al-.------.-----.----..- ----.-.---. 9s4e.s7
PAID
For teachers salaries .;..,;..sI, 10000
For fuel. insurance and ali
current cNDs nsss ....... tgs. 20
For permanent improvements. 5sa.s5
For For ,nisfs., nSs".s psFSSsss pS SSaa. l;6ss s
For interest on registered war
rants 30. ......... sOs
For rebate taxes and fees. 1859
Total amount paid ont during
Balance in hands Of County
Treasurer 10 credit of Dis
trict July LIST. iai7-....... s0s.5.
Amount OF warrants not reg
istered ..... ......a 5000
school. BONDS
Total amount issued In all
previous years .......-.... . 600 90
Amount of school bonds out
DE. q. ". NooNAS.
Secretary Of District No. 81
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DUILDING MATERIAL At
UNION MILL, FLORENCE

$4,000 It. Ike inch. ks inch. lx1o
inch and lxl2 inch; 100000 II. 2inch
plank; several hundred squares Of
good corrugated iron; 500 10xii inch
s!x-light sash: doors, brick and kind
ing wood. ORDER NOW; we will
ship at once.
THE DENVER wREcKING CON
STRUcTIoN co.
Phone Florence 81. 15lt26
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FRIDAY

SICK AT THE HOME OF HIS AUNT
Glenn Hoover of Parkdale, is report
ed to be quite i'll from typhoid fever
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Alfred,
at 9O2 South Second street, South
Canon
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WILL GO TO THE SPRINGS
TUESDAY.

Secretary e. A. Bradbury of the
Canon City Chamber of commerce will
go to Colorado Springs on Tuesday
for the purpose Of doing some adver-
tising for this community in an en-
deayor to divert as large a share OF
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GUEST AT THE TYo HOME

Morris McGuire of Denver is visit
Ing a few days at the home of his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs S. A.
Tyo. cnroute to California.
SPENT SUNDAY IN CANON.
Anthony Tyo, who is in business in
Pueblo with his brother. came to Can
cn City Saturday evening and was an
cver-Sunday visitor with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Tyo
GONE TO ROCKWELL CITY, IOWA.
F. F. Hunter OF the law firm OF wal
do, Hunter & Thomas left this after
noon for Rockwell City, Iowa, to look
after some property interests there.
He will be gone for couple OF weeks
J. C. PENNY OFFICIALS IN TOWN.
+. c. Sans, president of the J. C.
Penney company, owners Of the Col
den Rule chain OF stores, and his
wife. l.. w. Thompson. manager OF
the Colorado Springs store, and his
wife and Messrs. F'oote. manager at
Sterling, and Hickman, manager at
Newton. Kan, with their wives were
scenic visitors in Canon City today.
having driven over from Colorado
Springs In their cars
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ANNUAL. FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Of School District No. -. County Of
Fremont. state OF Colorado. from
June 20th. 1916. to July LIST, 1917.
RECEIVED
Amount on hsnd July list. 1915, held by
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FOR sALE-one team OF horses. one
mare and horse. and years old:
wagon and harness. For further in
formation inquire at COZ River ST.
Canon City. Colo. 1sipl2
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL srArEMeN

ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
of School District No. 10. County OF
Fremont, state OF Colorado. from
July I, 1916. to June 30. 1917.
RECEIVED
Amount on hand July lst 1915, held by
County Treasurer
General fund ....S 20
Special fund ............ 339.07I
Received from general fund by
apportionment ... 80 202lOI
From special tax for school
purposes ....... ...... i,5G7.44
Interest distribution .. 1855
Total ...... .-..........s2 s2.iet.S5
PAID
For teachers salaries ...... 81 a4o 90
For fuel. rent. Insurance and all
current expenses ...... 5e1S2
Fer rebate taxes and fees. 1858
Total amount paid out during
the year ........---..... 975.e 90
Balance in hands of County
Treasurer to credit of Dis
trict June so. 1911
General fund ...... .s9l
Special fund ............ iiils
Total 49,. ...,s ,s:.isi.55
Balance In hands OF County
and District Treasurers.
GEO. e. KAESS.
Secretary of District No. 10.
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GUESTS OF MRs. REITER.

Mrs. S. w. Barnes of Glen Eyrie.
Colorado Springs. is visiting at the
home of Mrs. F. b. Reiter, 1l15 Macon
ayenue
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FOR SALE-Easy running. ball bear
ing auto trailer. Phone 197W. W.
A. Proctor. 25s Griffin. ls4ps
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FOR SALE-one black mare, IL
yearo!d: weight 1850. WIN sell
right. Call 514 North Sixth. 1eiu6
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FOR SALE-A good gentle burrow.
Phone Canon SseRi 1sotf
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,NNrAL FINANCIAL sr.rsnrxr

OF School District No. 90. County of
Fremont. state OF Colorado. from July
l. 1915. to June 20. 1917.
EECEIV ED
Amount on hand July 4 1915 held ms
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James C. Peabody of Company c..
First Colorado Inafntry. United States
National guard. who has been in
Canon City for several weeks on spe-
cial recruiting service, left for Fort
Logan Tuesday night in response to
military orders to rejoin his COM
mand Lieut. c. P. Norman, who has
been here for a like length of time on
gan next Saturday morning.
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MONDAY
HERE FROM KANSAS CITY.

Dr. and Mrs. r. a. Williams and
scn. Robert j.. of Kansas City. Mo-.
ave spending few days with the Z
". and w. II. Williams families.
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neocrd vast Aas AEe etss q nFina
'sSulAA
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WESTERN.

Four men were entombed by an eX-
plosion In the mine Of the Hecla Coal
and Coke Company, near Brownsville,
Pa.
Senator Philander c. Knox public
ly pledged his support to President
Wilson in the course Of an address at
patriotic meeting at Pittsburgh. Pa
The Union Pacific railroad has ap-
proximately 1000 men and twenty-five
snowplows working in the vicinity of
Sherman. Rock River and Dale Creek.
Wyo.. where heavy SHOWS and bliz-
yards lately have tied up many trains
and worked much havoc.
All Seattle was talking Of the &C.
Quittal Of Mayor Hiram c. Gill, Chief
Of Police Charles L. Rockingham and
City Detectives Meyer M. Peyser.
John Poolman, James Doom and Dan
lei McLennan, on trial charged with
conspiracy to violate federal laws by
importation of liquor into the state OF
Washington.
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SPORT.

Stanley Yoakum Of Denver was
given q decision over Dave Smith at
the end Of ten hard-fought rounds at
the Brooklyn A. G. In New York.
James De Hart, the all-round ath.
lete Of the University Of Pittsburg,
is the first man to gain his varsity
letter in four sports in the 1877 years
of the institution. De Hart proved
expert In football. baseball, track and
basketball. Over 500 students pre-
viously won their letter In ono. two
or three sports there.
Eddie Casey. Harvards famous
halfback. announces that II the inter
national crisis results in war he will
start the study of aviation at tho
Curtiss school. at Newport News. Va.
William Swart. q member Of tho var
sity track team. q roommate of
Casey's. Is also going to Virginia.
Wilcox. the runner. and Jimmy
Knowles. varsity outfielder. are two
Harvard athletes already on their
way south for aviation training. John
Pfaffman. the tennis captain. Is to re-
sign. as he plans to start for France
to drive an ambulance.
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Near.Potato Coming.

Enter the imitation potatol 1t Is
called the dasheen, is n member of the
tuber family and flourishes in Trini-
dad. Recently the dasheen has been
introduced into the South, and It Is
expected that cultivation Of the plant
will help to cut down the cost Of high
uving. rs represented In the potato.
A frostless season of seven months
ts required to grow the dasheen, which
cannot be cultivated farther north
than South Carolina. AS an ar
ticie Of food 1t Is said to have less wa
ter than the potato, and increased pro-
tein, starch and sugar. These qualities
would be likely to render it even more
palat6ble than the familiar potato, and
we may soon be confronted with res
taurant bills reading: "Dasheen Lyon
naise" or "Dasheen Ia O'Brien."
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SENTIMENT OF SPEAKERS THAT
STIRRED THOU0ANDD

densd sword OF vsngeance. but to
unsheathe the shining sword Of
tustice.-Thomas J. ODonnsll.
President Wilson has said he
wants to feel the nations pulse. 80
let the voice Of Colorado be heard.
calling to him: Lad on, lead on.
our President The sons Of Colo.
rado follow."-Fathsr Hugh L. Nc
want no war. but II war must
come to preserve eur honor, then
Y 10 my war.-Aayor Robert w.
Nay those have seant sympathy
who would see eur nation unprs.
pared to fight the battle Of man.
kind.-Bishop Irving r. johnson.
Az chief executive Of this proud
commonwealth hereby pledge
every power at the disposat Of the
state government to the loyal sup
port Of our Prssidsnt-G0vsrno
Julius C. Gunter.
When war breaks-ana. In my
opinion, II already has broken-ft
must be waged with every resource
OF mon and money the country af-
forda-President Livingston Far
rand. University Of Colorado.
Not until We have been conquered
In open war will We allow any rui-
or or combination Of rulers to die
tate to us our national polioiea.-
The Rev. Charles l. Mead.
Save our country, o Sod, against
the folly Of betng unprsparsd
mies.-Rabbi William Q. Friedman.