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Council Pledges
United Support

President Wilson and congress were
assured OF the support OF Canon City
people in whatever action they might
deem advisable in the international
crisis when the city council in spe-
cial session Sunday afternoon passed
resolutions pledging 10 the president
steadfsst loyalty.
The council took this action because
they felt something of the sort neees-
sary and because they felt further
that they are well acquainted with
the views OF Canon City people when
IL comes TO a matter of public concern
and especially as the situation stands
at present.
The meeting was called suddenly
by Mayor Cooper for O'Clock Sunday
afternoon and all OF the aldermen
were present. Il was suggested that
the American nag be displayed wher-
ever possible and committee OF the
council was appointed to see that IL
be placed on all OF the nag poles in
the various parks and on all public
" w tPA htAt
IL is expected that Mayor Cooper
will issue a proclamation on Tues.
day calling upon the citizenry OF Can
on City to display the emblem OF lib
eriy and to act in patriotic and
loyal manner at all times.
The resolution passed by the council
and sent 10 the president, TO Con.
gressman Keating and 10 Senators
shafroth and Thomas by telegraph
Sunday night is as follows:
Whereas. The president OF the
United States has called congress Ia
meet in special session TO deal with
the most serious crisis that has con.
fronted this nation since the Civil
war: and.
Whereas. This council. as the elect.
ed representatives OF the people OF
Canon City. feels that il is well ac'
quainted with their views on matters
Of public concern: and.
Whereas. Under these conditions
We feel that We should give express
sion to their views. in which we heart
lily concern: therefore. be IL
Resolved. by the city council oi
Canon City. Colorado. in special meet
ing assembled. that We pledge our
earnest support TO the president and
the congress OF the United States IN
all actions they may take in uphold
ing the honor and dignity OF our coun
try. and that Il war is declared or Is
considered TO exist between this coun
try and Germany that the actions ei
our government will be upheld and
Loyalty defended by the patriotic peo
Pile OF this community. and that in
the event OF war the people of this
community strongly favor diligent and
effective prosecution of the same.
Unanimously passed. adopted and
approved this LIST day of April. 1917.
d. n. COOPER.
Attest: Mayor.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
| City Clerk.
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Receptions FRIDAY NIohr.

Gov. and Mrs. Jas. II. Peabody gave
an elaborate and very delightful re-
ception at their home. 4o3 River street,
Friday night in honor of Lieut. and
Mrs. cuthbert Stearns. the latter of
whom is their youngest daughter. The
reception was from until II O'Clock
and was attended by between sew
enty and eighty people.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Stearns and little
daughter Frances left on the Santa
Fe train this afternoon for San Fran
cisco. from which port they will sail
on April 5th for Honoluiu. II. J..
TO which place the lieutenant has been
assigned by the war department
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SOME FINE COPPER
ORE FROM WESTcLlFFE.

Some OF the finest specimens of
copper ore ever discovered in Colo
rado were brot 10 Pceblo yesterday
by ]. NJ. Putnam. president Of the
Princess Annie Copper Mining com
peny. from the Princess Annie mine
near Westcliffe. The strike. which
consists OF wide vein OF high grade
copper ore. was made In the tunnel Of
the mine last Thursday afternoon. As
much Of the ore as two men could
carry was brot down by Putnam and
his foreman. W. G. Wilson. One Of
the samples. slightly larger than 4
mAn'a iiAt. weighs eight pounds.--Pu
ehlo stArJourual.
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ENTERTAINED 7. W. c. cLus.

Mrs. Arthur n. orendorfi was host
es to the members of the T. w. Z,
club at her homo on Grand avenue
Lincoln Park. last Friday afternoon
There were eleven ladies present. Fol
lowing the regular business meeting
there was an entertainment program
features OF which were a reading by
Mrs. Jukes entitled. The Heart OF a
Rose" and recitation. Hoy Um
brellas Were Invented" by Nelson
orcndorf. The refreshments were ice
cream and cake.
The next meeting OF the club will
be held with Mrs. q. NJ. Rice on Fri
day afternoon. April 18th.
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ENTERTAINED AT DINNER ON
BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. william Wilson of Four Mile
celebrated her birthday anniversary
on Friday. March -. by entertaining
a number OF friends at dinner. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Gardner OF Lincoln Park and Mrs. J.
W. Booth OF Leadvilie.
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pains like q knife
through my back
and side. / finally
lost all my strength
SO i had TO 90 to
bed. The doc tor
advised an oper-
alton but l would
not listen to it. I
thought of what /
hadread aboutLy
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
tried it The first
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MISS BooARDus GIVEN PLEAS
ANT SURPRISE.

The members OF the Y. n. Q. club
pleasantly surprised Miss Pearl Bo-
sardus at her home. 2I0 North Fifth
street Wednesday evening in honor
OF her birthday. The evening was
devoted TO fancy work. and AT late
hour a dainty lunch was served. Miss
Bogardns was presented with a club
spoon.
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PASSED rARU sALlpA Tuesday

Mrs. F. A. Lewis and family of
Canon City passed thru Salida last
Tuesday enroute TO Oakland. Calf.
where they will reside. Mrs. Lewis
is sister OF Mrs. E Turner Fowler
Salida Record.
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ENrERrAlNED At DINNER PARTY

Miss Heivey Mikesell gave de-
iightful 6 o'clock dinner at her home
on Eight Mile park last Friday even.
ing. The table decorations were DAT
fodIls and narcissus. The guest list
included Mas Edith Burton and Mas
Ada Burton OF Canon City. Miss Jose
iphlne Kimer Of Four Nile and Mas
Grace rorcaman Of Parkdale.
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Children Cry
FOR FlEIchER'S
Q A. . Q RIA
HAVE MOVED PLACE OF RESI-
pENcE.

Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Felter have
moved their place of residence from
Fifth street and Macon avenue to
apartments over their store at SIS
Main street and will live there for II
tiu.e. Mrs. Felter has been advised
20 70 to lower altitude for u while
and M soon IN the weather warns up
she will leave for the east for y
couple OF months or more.
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PAINS SHARP
and STABBING
Woman Thought She Would
Die. Cured by Lydia e.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Ogdensburg, Wis.-"I suffered from
female troubles which caused piercing
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cur OUT AND HANG UP

mUVl6 FtUSIdM
For Month of April
Theda 6ara in "The Vixen"
Opera House. Monday, April 2nd.
Annette keIIerman in "The Daush-
ter of the Gods"
Opera House. Tues. and Wed. Apr.
3rd and 4th. Matinee and Night.
VIM. Nigh and irene Howtey in "Life's
Shadows"
Majestic. Tuesday. Apr. Srd.
George seban in His Sweetheart"
Majestic, Wednesday. Apr. 4th.
Vivian Martin in THE Wax Model"
Opera House, Thursday, Apr 5th.
Francis K. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "The Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday, Apr. 9Th.
Rupert Julian in NAKED Hearts"
Majestic. Friday. April 9Th
Gail Kane in "The Men She Married"
Opera House. Saturday, Apr. 9Th.
sersue Hayakawa in Zach to His
Kind"
Opera House. Monday. Apr. 9Th.
Viola Dana in THE Gates Of Eden"
Opera House. Tuesday, Apr. 10th.
Gladys colburn in THE Battle of.
Life"
Opera House. Wednesday. Apr 11th.
Myrtle Gonzales in "The Secret Of
the Swamp"
Majestic, Wednesday. Apr. 11th.
Lenore Uirieh in "Her Own People"
Opera House, Thursday, Apr. 18th
Francis 4 6ushman and Beverly
1ayne in .'The Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday. April 18th
j. Warren kerrisan in "a Son Of the
immortais-"
Majestic, Friday. April 18th.
Robert Warwick in q "GirPs Folly"
Opera House, Monday. April 18th.
Lou TelIeaan in .The Black Wolf"
Opera House. Monday, Apr. 18th.
Julius steser in "The Stolen Tri-
umph."
Opera House. Tuesday. Apr. 18th
Gretchen Hartman and Allen Hale in
"The Love Thief"
Opera House. Wednesday. Apr. 18th.
Harry Carey in Loves Lariat"
Majestic. Wednesday. Apr. 18th.
Theodore Roberts in "The American
Consul"
Opera House. Thursday. Apr. 18th
Frances x. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "The Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday, Apr. goth.
Tyrone Power and Lois Weber In The
Eye of God"
Majestic. Friday. Apr. goth.
CARLYLE Blackwell in "a Square Deal"
Opera House Saturday, Apr. 21st.
Fannie Ward in "The Winning Of
Sally Temple"
Opera House. Monday. Apr. e3rd.
Charlie Chaplin in Easy Street"
.- opera House, iueSuaSs app -fh-
vaIeska Suratt in "The Victim"
Opera House. Wednesday, Apr. 2Sth.
Rupert Julian and Louise Lovely IN
.Bettina Loved a Soldier"
Majestic, Wednesday, Apr 18th
Mae Murray in -on Record"
nnara Hous.s Thursday ADr 26th.
Frances \. Bushman and Beverly
6ayne in "The Great Secret"
opera House. Friday. Apr. eIth.
Alice Brady In "The Dancers Peril"
Opera House. Saturday, Apr. 2Sth.
Marguerite clark in "The Fortunes Of
Fife"
Opera House. Monday. April Soth.
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Francis X Bushman and Beverly
1ayne in .TThe Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday. April 18th.
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J. Warren Kerrisan in "a Son Of the
Immortais"
Majestic, Friday. April 18th
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Robert Warwick in q "GirPs Folly"
Opera House, Monday. April 18th.
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Lenore Uirich in "Her Own People"
Opera House, Thursday, Apr. 18th
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Lou Teliegan in "The Black Wolf"
Opera House. Monday, Apr. 18th.
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julius steser in THE Stolen Tri
umph."
Opera House. Tuesday. Apr. 18th
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Harry Carey in Loves Lariat"
Majestic. Wednesday. Apr. lStt
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Gretchen Hartman and Allen Hale in
"The Love Thief"
Opera House. Wednesday. Apr. 18th.
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Movie Program
For Month of April

Theda Bara in "The Vixen"
Opera House. Monday, April End.
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Frances X. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "The Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday, Apr. 2Oth.
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Myrtle Gonzales in "The Secret Of
the Swamp"
Majestic. Wednesday. Apr. 11th.
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Tyrone Power and Lois Weber In The
Eye of God"
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Annette keIIerman in "The Daugh-
ter of the Gods"
Opera House. Tues, and Wed. Apr.
3rd and 4th. Matinee and Night.
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Theodore Roberts in "The American
Consul"
Opera House. Thursday. Apr. 18th
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Francis K. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne in "The Great Secret"
Opera House. Friday, Apr. 9Th.
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Gladys colburn in THE Battle of
Life"
opera House. Wednesday. Apr. 11th.
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Vivian Martin in ~The Wax Model"
Opera House, Thursday, Apr. 5th.
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VIM. Nigh and irene howtey in "Life's
Shadows"
Majestic. Tuesday. Apr srd.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
BIG ORDER FOR LUMBER
MAKES ABUNDANT WORK
Great Military Training Camp at Amer
lean Lake Starts Northwestern
Mills

TACOMA-Orders for the immediate
manufacture and delivery of 100000
feet of lumber are in the hands Of
northwest mills today for the big
camp at American Lake where 10000
men from Idaho, Washington and Ore
gon will train for service in the
trenches. The Northern Pacific is
mobilizing 5000 men who will put in
switches, spurs and sidings at the
big camp The railroad estimates that
it will spend s25O,OO0 in these i'm
provements. 1t is estimated that be-
tween 5000 and 5000 men will be re-
quired to construct the cantonments
and army post depots., Immediate
construction is planned, so that the
camp will be ready when the first
500, 1000 men are drafted into service.
American Lake is the divisional train
ing point for the northwestern states.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
IDAHO FORESTER MAKES
IT'S BOW TO THE PUBLIC
Boys of the University Turn Out an
Annual Telling Of the Work OF
the Forestry School.

Something entirely new made its ap-
pearance locally this week in the form
of "The Idaho Forester" an annual
issued by the Associated Foresters OF
the University of Idaho. Other big
schools have issued such ANIMALS, but
this is the initial attempt for Idaho.
1t must be said in justice that the
product COMPARES favorably with the
best that come from other forestry
schools.
The Idaho Forester is covered in
green to typify the woods in which
the boys do their work; the publica-
ton is from the press of the Star-M1r-
ror which equivalent to saying that
the workmanship is of the best; the
contents are varied from serious, tech
nical disquisitions on subjects pertain
ing to the science of forestry to light
and flippant persiflage at the expense
of teachers and students.
There is much good stuff packed IN
to the SO pages including number OF
signed articles by men who know the
game thoroughly. A number of the
cuts are exceptionally good.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
AMERICAN
MARKSMEN
GET U=BOAT
One Reckless German Pi-
rate Sent to Davy
Jones' Locker
TAKES NINETY MINUTES
Turns Her Stern to the Sky Before
Taking Her Final Plunge to
the Bottom
TAKES NINETY MINUTES

4 WASHINGTON-After 80 minutes OF
La running fight between an American
armed merchantmen, the merchant
man sunk a German submarine the
state department is officially advised
The submarine which was flying
no flag fired 35 shots. The steamers
|21st shot pierced the submarine which
reader out of the water stern up,
standing upright for few seconds !;
then it disappeared. The steamers
captain and the captain of the gun
crew believe the submarine was sunk.
The navy department is convinced, if
the description of the battle is cor
rect, that submarine was unques-
tionably bagged.
Name of the steamer is withheld,
but it is known that the vessel was
not the Magnolia. 1t is believed here
that the Magnolia was singled out for
attack because the Magnolia attacked
a submarine on it's previous voyage.
The name of the second ship is with
held lest Germany try frightfullness
on this ship.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
@THE MARVELLOUS ROSE-
AT URSULINE ACADEMY
Pupils of Catholic School to Entertain
Their Friends With Beautiful
Little Play

On Thursday and Friday evenings
Of this week the pupils of the Ursuline
academy will present a fairy play,
THE Marvellous Rose" The five
scenes Of the play have pretty set
tings, and the costumes for the many
memb bers of the caste are quaint and
effective. Prince Olaf has been stolen
by Thunder; his sister, the Princess
Lilias, seeks him through forest and
jungle, and finally aided by King Sol
and his bright rays. discovers the lit
tie Prince in Thunder's Cave. The
bats, goblins, witches and ogres lend
a wierd air of enchantment to the
scenes. The five scenes are laid in
a Fairy Dell, Moonland, The Home of
Sol, Thunder's Domain and the Gar
den of Bittersweet.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
MAKE MOVE
TO BRACE
RUSSIANS
Allies Will Tell of Their
Plans and Aims in the
Great War
TO HOLD RUSSIA IN LINE
Fear the Effect of a Separate Peace
Between Russia and Germany and
Work Against 1t

| WASHINGTON - America and heI
allies are trying to convince Russia
that their war aims are just. Japan
the United States, France and England
have already sent statements to Pc
trograd or are preparing to dispatch
them. 1t is believed that they will
swerve Russia from her present trend
toward peace.
The allies will tell Russia that they
are in the war to the last ditch. They
will show that they are trying to make
the world secure against Prussian
absolutism. They will disclaim de-
sire for punitive indemnities and con-
quest The latter, it is felt, should
have a tremendous effect in Russia.
Russia, it is believed, can give but
little military assistance Immediately.
If she heeds the separate peace pro-
paganda, the psychological and emili-
tary effect will be serious blow
Americas message will soon be made
public.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
ALL ARCHITECTS MUST
GET LICENSES IN IDAHO
State Board Created by Last LegiSIa-
ture Organizes and Outlines
Plans for Work.

Professor L. ]. Corbett returned
last evening from Boise where he at
tended the first meeting of the state
board of examiners of architects. The
board was created at the last session
of legislature, sand provides for the
licensing of architects who practice
in the state of Idaho. The board
membership includes one professor of
engineering of the state university.
an dthree practising architects in the
state. All architects who desire to
practice within the limits of the state
must satisfy the board as to their
qualifications
The initial meeting of the board was
held the last three days of last week.
Rules OF procedure were drawn up,
officers elected and details of admin
istration of the law and methods of
grading and examining were passed
upon. C. F. Hummel of Boise was
elected president, and Burton E. Morse
of Twin Falls, secretary-treasurer for
the balance of the year. All archi-
tects practising in the state must ap-
ply for a license within six months
of the enaction of the law. The ap-
plication of Curtis E. Richardson of
this city was the first acted upon by
the newly created board, and license
will be granted to him as soon as they
are printed.
The states of California, Colorado
and Illinois were the pioneers in the
for the licensing of archi-
tects, which protects the residents of |
the state from the practise of un
architects.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
MEN RALLY
TO COLORS
in OLD U.S..
Ten Million Place Their
Names OF the Roll
for Service
MANY CLAIM EXEMPTION
War Department Figures on Calling
100000 in Order to Get the
First 625,000

T WASHINGTON-T registration to-
partment's estimate. In some districts
| in the Pacific states half the popula-
tion registered The figures are COM
ing in slowly. The total for the coun-
try will not be known for several
days.
The war department now believes
that it will be necessary to call for
100000 men to get 625,0 900 who are
not claiming exemption. Half those
registering jim many sections are
claiming exemption from service. The
appointment of exemption boards will
be the next step.
1t is certain now that upward of 10,-
100000 men registered. In statement
given out by the committee on public
information in Washington it is said:
THE registration was accomplished
in a fashion that measures up to the
highest standard of Americanism.
tion places enthusiastic; there was no
hint cf Stacking spirit anywhere ex-
cept in a few cases where misguided
persons had been prevailed upon to
to avoid their national OBJ
legation. The government officials
who had professed the highest conf
dence in the patriotism of the young
men of the nation were deeply graft
lied over the result: it transcribed
heir highest expectations.
From every state reports were
received showing that the sporadic
,onspiracies to thwart the first step
oward the mobilization of as large
IN army as the country may need to
1ring the war to a victorious conclu-
sion had failed utterly The depart
nent of justice has tremendous mac
linery ready to cope with these con-
;piracies, but it proved to be un-
necessary Late this afternoon the
department had not received re-
1ort of a single arrest and the only
arrest officially reported to any gov
srnmental body occurred in Virginia
where one man who denounced the
and the flag was prompt
V taken into custody"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
REPUBLIC
DEFEATED
in CHINA
Land May be Divided Into Two Na-
tiOns Governed by Militarism and
AutOcracy

TOKIO-Autocracy in China has
apparently triumphed. 1t is evident
today that the republic is practically
destroyed Division of China into
two nations seems probable. A long
struggle of militarism against con-
stitutionalism is expected to follow
the present revolution.
The revolution is most serious,
said w, w. Willoughby, the American
constitutional adviser to the former
republic who is en- route to the United
States"
"The republic is practically lost, -
Mr.. Willoughy said further. "The
present trend is strongly toward mon
archy. Militarists absolutely control
the situation
Northern and southern China are
expected to reach an agreement on
a plan to constitute two separate ma
tions.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-06-06
Young Aviaters in Demand

President Brannon received a mes
sage this afternoon from the war de-
partment. at Washington, d. c., saying
that the age limit for candidates for
the army air service had been reduced
to 10 years and urging that this be
brought to the attention of all stu
dents qualified for entry into aviation.
A. t. Lyon left for Omaha few days
ago determined to enter this branch
of the service and no doubt will take
the examination. He is junior at the
university in the department of nil
ming.