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New Britain herald., 1917-04-10
STELLA FISK, 16, MISSING.

Stella Fisk, aged sixteen. of "A Clark street has been strangely miss ing from home since yesterday noon, according to information given to Sergeant George J. Kelley at police headquarters early today by her father, Joseph Fisk. He knew of no reason why she should have left homo and fears that she has met with an accident Men on night beats were instructed to be on the lookout for her and her anxious father was in-
New Britain herald., 1917-04-10
formed that he will be notified, If she is located.
ROYAL MARRIAGE ARANGED.

TOXIC, ApTlT lU.-Tne lHarrIaSe ar ranged between Prince Vi Yong, son of the former Emperor of Korea, and Princess Masako, a daughter of Prince Nashimoto. is to take place sometime this spring. Prince Vi. ST.. grandfather of Prince Nj Yong, in tends to come from Seoul personally to express thanks to the Japanese emperor and empress for the alliance between tho imperial Japanese house and the former imperial house of Koi ra. He willt be 'accompaniel by Z a suite of thirteen Japanese and Koreap officials ..t K
New Britain herald., 1917-04-10

fhc Qhninc That Docs Not Affect Head
 Because of its tonic and laxative ef- sect Laxative Bromo Quinine can bo saken by anyone without causing Nervousness nor ringing in the head. There is only one "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVES signature Is on box. k5c.-advt. n. ...,, N
New Britain herald., 1917-04-10

soldier. who in peace times may commit an offense, would find himself facing a much more serious penalty in war times. Other rules and regula- tions of army life were read to the men.
New Britain herald., 1917-04-10
BOTTLE MAKES POOR BANK.

Do4 MARES
 Mrs. Charles Smith of 138 Pleasant street has complained to the police that $11.60, kept in a. bottle that was supposedly hidden under some cloth ing in trunk, disappeared between
New Britain herald., 1917-04-10

Sunday and yesterday afternoon. The Investigation is in the hands of De- tective A. J. Richardson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
ATTEST:
city Clerk.
,sEAL) 49,
STATE OF COLORADO. }
Gn,,nt.. af Fremont n

sTATS 9srS,s' os :. e2I;$%$IPo. ss:$ssI' }.-
city OF Canon City
l. Jonathan SeamHn. city Clerk. In
and FOR the city OF Canon city. Colo
RADIO. do hereby certify that the fore.
going ordinance was Introduced ana
read in fun ~ regular meeting OF
civ. Colorado, legally held ON the
fffecnth day Of January. A. y. 1917.
and was published IN the Canon city
Record, a weekly newspaper Of gem
erai circulation published In said city.
on the eighteenth day OF January, a;
adopted by said city Council at q
regular meeting thereof held on the
Witness my hand and the official
seal Of the city OF Canon CITY. Colo
RADIO. this sixth day OF February. A.
= 80 JONATHAN SEAMAN.
city Clerk
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JOHN W. DOUGHTY
DIE0 At ECHO MONDAY

John w. Doughty OF Hustled. Colo
RADIO. aged seventy-four years. died
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs.
Alice Crow. near Echo. twenty miles
west OF Canon City. from heart dis
ease Monday afternoon. The deceas-
ed was a mining prospector in the
Pixies Peak district forty years ago
and was well known TO the older res
idents OF Ell Paso county.
Mr.. Doughty. who had been visit
ing his daughter and family for a
short time. was apparently in good
health until the fatal stroke came up
on him. He was reading a newspaper
when he was attacked by heart trou-
BILE and died almost Instantly. The body
was brought here and prepared for
burial by the Simpson Undertaking
company and taken on Tuesday to
Colorado Springs for burial
Doughty owned a ranch near HUI
sted and operated a boarding house
in connection with II. He had been
ranching In that section since he
abandoned ranching, fifteen years
ago. Doughty prospected In the Gun
nison and Cripple Creek districts in
the early days and had an acquaint-
ance In all OF the pioneer mining
camps OF the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
iNTERNMENT OF BRYAN,
DEMAND OF CONGRESS

Washington, Feb. 6-wilIiam J..
Bryan's presence in Washington az
this time and his proposal OF popu-
lar referendum on the question Of the
United States going to war against
Germany attracted notice yesterday
on the floor OF the house. A discus
sion was precipitated by Represerlia-
tive Miller Of Minnesota. who read a
message from constituent stating
that the. interests OF our country
would be conserved by the immedI-
ate internment Of said Bryan" Rep
resentative Huddleson, Democrat, Of
Alabama, and Representative Sloan,
Republican. Of Nebraska. warmly d.
Tended Mr.. Bryan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
UNIVERSITY CLUB WILL
HOLD INTERESTING SESSION
NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

The University Club will hold an
interesting meeting next Tuesday
night, Feb. 18th. Dinner will be serv.
ed at the Strathmore Hotel at
o'clock.
The program will consist of a dis
cussion of the Mexican question.
Judge Ibbotson will try to prove tha,
the United States government should
intervene in Mexico with force OF
arms and set up government. Judge
Schwaigert and associates will en-.
deavor to show that the U. S. A.
should do nothing of the kind.
1t will be called a discussion but IL
will appear to some almost like an
old fashioned debate The speakers
will not be permitted. however, to
attack the personal appearance Of
their opponents nor to talk politics.
1t will be a deliberate, high. toned
well regulated, carefully worked out
discussion by some of the brightest
and clearest minds in the club. In
fact it will be hot stuff with well
padded literary gloves on.
At the last meeting the members
decided to invite a number of Flor.
ence men up for the next meeting 20
hear this discussion. Each member
is asked to invite a man from Flor.
ence or some other part of the coun.
ty. The club rules will not permit
members to invite in Canon City
guests. But it was thought a clever
stunt to invite in bunch of Flor.
ence folks and help to cultivate a
cordial relationship among the men
of the county.
The University Club has good
times. The club is composed of 20
members. all men. The membership
is limited. Whenever a man dies OF
is removed by other natural causes
his place is quickly filed. Usually ap.
plications for membership are on the
waiting list.
The club meets for dinner enter.
tainment seven times a year.
The club has entertained a large
number of distinguished men of the
state. While their addresses have
been appreciated still the club mem
bers enjoy an occasional home made
meeting. when members of the club
do the entertaining. The meeting
next Tuesday night is expected to be
one of the best of the year.
Members are urged to pick out
their guests. invite them and get their
acceptances and notify the president
Guy U. Hardy. just as soon as posi-
BILE, in order that proper provision
may be made for the full number.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
FRANCIS HURLBURT FUNERAL
Hello TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral of the late Francis
Hurlburt took place from Wilson's
mortuary chapel, 72s Main street. ut
2 O'Clock this afternoon and was
largely attended. Deceased was the
son and only child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hurlburt of this city and was born
at Emporia. Kansas, September 81,
1888. He removed to Canon City with
his parents in 1896 and continued TO
te a resident of this community un-
til short time ago when he remov-
ed to New Mexico to take employment
with the Empire Zinc company there
He was a graduate of the Canon
City high school, completing his
course of study in that institution in
the spring OF 1908. Later he was n
student at Colorado college for three
years; majo-ing in chemistry which
lie had selected for his life's work At
the time of his death he was con-
nected with the chemical department
of the Empire Zinc company's plant
at Kelly, New Mexico. On December
24th. 1913, he was married to Miss
Jessie Maule of this city. who sur
wives to mourn his untimely demise
Mr.. Hurlburt was taken very sud
denly i'll at Kelly week or ten days
ago and was conveyed by automobile
to Socorro, a distance of twenty-seven
miles. The roads were rough and
the weather cool and his illness soon
developed into pneumonia. The af-
fection started in the left lung. close
to the heart. and. despite every pos
sible attention. his heart weakened
and death resulted last Friday night.
His mother was Immediately sum
moned to his bedside after reaching
Socorro, but was delayed several
hours en- route there, and. on her ar
rival at Albuquerque. learned of her
sons death.
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Chas. J. Armentrout OF the Presby-
terian church. Burial was at Lake
side cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
new YORK MILITIA WANT
NO MORE SERVICE

New York. Feb. 5.--Of 292 mem
bers of the Seventh regiment who
gave direct answer to the question:
DO you intend to re-enllst7" address,
ed to them by the mayors commit
tee on national defense, 260. OF so per
cent. replied. No" In the Fourteen
tn. 191. or S5 per cent OF those who
gave a direct answer said they would
not re-enlist: and in the Seventy-first
270, or II per cent. The guardsmen
who made indefinite answers such as
undecided" or depends upon cir
cumstances." are not included in this
computation. II they be Included. the
NOES" represented 10 per cent in
the Seventh. II per cent in tho Four
tecnth and So per cent IN the Seventy
FIRST.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
Or. IAxlS PASSED
AWAY SUNDAY EVENING

DIR. H. ]. Taxis. camp physician for
the Victor American Fuel company
with residence at Pyrolite. died at l.
hospital here shortly after o'clocl
Sunday afternoon where he had been
undergoing treatment for a couple of
weeks for enlargement of the liver
and dropsy. His condition had been
critical since Tuesday of last week
when he became unconscious. and.
only at intervals until the end came
was he able to recognize those about
him. From Thursday until his death
he was in a stupor from which he
could not be aroused. His son arriv-
ed here from the east Friday night,
but the father was oblivious to his
presence.
DIR. Taxis was fifty-two years of
age and was born at Gardner City.
Illinois. where he practiced his pro-
fession for many years before com.
ing TO Colorado. He Was a capable.
successful physician and surgeon and
was an alumnus OF the school of
medicine of the University of Penn
sylvania. from which institution he
was graduated with distinguished
honors.
He was stricken with double pneu-
monia at Pyrolite on January End,
and was conveyed to Minnequa hos
pital at Pueblo the following day.
he remained there for about week
when he was taken TO the Elks home
in Florence. feeling considerably im-
proved. He remained in Florence un-
til about the goth OF January. during
which he was under the care of a
physician. His progress towards re-
covery, however. was unsatisfactory
and he was brot TO the hospital in
Canon City for an operation. II was
decided after his arrival here that he
was too weak to stand such an ordeal
and an effort was made to stimulate
his vitality in order that the opera
ton might safely be performed. II
was found impossible to arrest his
decline and his condition grew grad.
ually worse until the end came Sun
day afternoon.
DIR. Taxis is survived by son.
Allen Taxis. of Plano. Illinois. and a
daughter. Miss Aura Taxis, OF ,Auro-
ra. Illinois. The son was with his
father when he died. The deceased
was a member of Florence Lodge No.
GIL. Benevolent and Protective Order
of Eiks. and was also a Mason.
The body was taken to the Deibert
undertaking parlors in Florence Sun
day evening to be prepared for burial.
The funeral will take place from the
Wednesday afternoon. Interment will
be at Highland cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
REV. LORENZO ". SMITH
PASSED AWAY WEDNESDAY

Rev. Lorenzo Waugh Smith died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. G..
Schweigert. .721 Greenwood avenue,
at 2:35 o'clock this afternoon, aged
eighty-two years. five months and
twelve days. Rev. Mr.. Smith had
been an invalid for long time and
his death was not unexpected to those
who knew him. Death was due to
senility and physical exhaustion.
The deceased was born in Virginia
August 25. 1884, and had lived in
Colorado since 1878. He had made
his home as member of the Schwei-
CERT family in Custer and Fremont
counties for many years He leaves
one son and four daughters. They
are A. A. Smith OF Longmont. Colo.
Mrs. J. G. Schweigert. of Canon City.
Mrs. J. A. st. Clair Of Longmon, Colo
rado. Mrs. Laura McCassety OF San
Antonio. Tex. and Mrs. Ruth Vaughn
Of Denver.
No arrangements for the funeral
have yet been announced
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08

The principal of said bonds and the
interest accrning thereon shall be pay,
able In lawful money Of the United
house Of the first National Bank in
shall be Signed by the mayor, counter.
signed by the treasurer, with the seal
Of the city nfnxed thereto. and atiestcd
est accruing on said bonds shall be
evidenced by semi,annuai interest cou-
ponr thereto attached. bearing the on
gravcd c-slmilc signature Of the treas
ur.r OF said city, aud when 80 exc
e ins obIisntioms % a Of the a city ~ aneording ee
" seetion sa!d bonds ana coupons
stantiaiiy the following formi
form of Bond).
State OF Colorado. County OF Fremont
NO.. 100000
REFuNDING BOND. SERIES OF
FEBRUARY FIRST. 1917.
of Fremont, and state 81 COLORADO. Tor
Itself indebted aud promises 10 pay
Dollars isi.oOo) IN lawful money OF
the United states OF America. on the
Wit with in interest fS ,hereons from or The date
hereof ut the rate of four and one
hall Per esntum i,o,i nS 9 per a., sa1,sm. ,aT
Of February. and August u. each year.
as evidenced by Interest coupons here
10 attached. both principal and Interest
payable az the banking houre of the
First National Bank In New York city.
New York. y. =. A., upon presentation
Of this bond or said coupons respect
lively,
This bond is issued by the. city. OF
Canon City for the purpose OF paying,
redeemIng and refunding q like
amount q ontstanding ,unpaid. ,pnyaai,
city. mud the lawful and valid Indebted
ness evidenced thereby, and IN ex.
change therefor. under, by virtue OF
and IN full conformity with the, pro-
visions of IN Act OF the General A.
tied. IAN Act 10 enable elites and
towns to refund their bonded lndsbted !:
all acts tbereunto enahlinE. and pursu :
ant 10 an ordinance duly. ndopted by
the city council Of Nntn city az law
fui mAetjng thereof. held. nrtur 20 tho
iasunnre Of this bond and y is hereby
thlnGn required 20 be done and oondi.
tions and thinGn rsqnirs0 TO exist
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precedent 10 ana IN The issuing Of this
bond 10 render the same lawful and
done done ana Sp performed. fPnsd. and did iin Exist il
regular and due time, form and man
tsaai nsr "a deSt of said civ Of % canon city,
including this bond: exceeds neither
limitation or the State OF Colorado.
and that said total debt is not increas-
The fnil faith and credit OF the city
OF Canon City are hereby pledged for
the pnnetual payment OF the principal
IL Testimony WHEREOF, the
City, OF Canon city has caused this
tersiened by Its treasurer. and sealed
with It's corporate seal, and attested by
interest coupons TO be executed with
the engraved fac-simile signature Of It's
i;esraasy. Feb .~isi7 'ss Wy y
Countersigned: Mayor.
city Treasurer.
Attest;
tForm OF Coupon).
February
on the FIRST days OF August. A. d.
the County OF Fremont aud state OF
Colorado, promises 70 pay TO bearer
In lawful money Of the United States
OF America, at the banking house Of
Eiev 1ee fiSss Hew NS19Rai Yd1R = N 8 being six
months interest on it's Refunding
Bond, dated February FIRST. a, u. 1917.
'fac-simiIe signature).
'''.'''ci CITY Treasurcr.
Section 5. That when Issued the Re-
funding Bonds hereby authorized shall
the bonds 10 be refunded. and shall not
be issued until the outstanding bonds
to be refunded have been called
in and cancelled In amount eupat
to or In excess OF the bonds so issued
sn snnds ii 10 iIa be- Tefundsd shall y se PAID al % be
fore such Iefunding Bonds are issued
in exchange thsr.for
ruary FIRST, 1918, shall be paid out OF
or II there be AT that time an interest
fund ~ the hands OF the treasurer OF
payment Of interest on the Refunding
Bonds Of the CITY OF Canon CITY.
Say Gnies of oesobe8 c; % g. D. T iscs. due The the arsi
day Of october. 1898. and optional after
October sona. % asis soss's,as Of fSsi
in the amount OF 81 900 each. aggre.
The rate OF four and one-half per
ccntum an 81 per annum. payable
funded by like amount Of bonds
herein authorized. said Interest fund
sss ss be sRpess es ar as easpoas aas
on the nrst days OF August. 1917. aud
OF reimbursing said general revenues
fer the payment OF Interest so taken
from them, and for the purpose Of pro-
vidlng the necessary funds TO pay the
Interest on said bonds after February
hrst. 1915. ms the same becomes due.
and TO pay the principal OF said bonds
as they become due rcrialiy In the
years 1873 to 1871 inclusive, there. shall
he levied on all of the taxable property
In said clty IN addition 10 all other
taxes. the following direct annual tax.
tO-wit;
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CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means to express our
heartfelt thanks to the kind friends
and neighbors, here and at Socorro,
N. NJ. for their sympathy in our great
loss of son and husband. Expressed
in the many beautiful flowers. letters
OF comfort and loving deeds. May II
be returned to them in fourfold mea-
sure when their hour OF need shall
come.
MR. and MRS. A. HURLBuRT.
MRS. JESSIE HURLBURT.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08
tsEAI)..
WILL MAKE HER

WILL MAKE HEN
HOME IN CANON
Mrr. Louisa Darnharte Of Colorado
City will leave on Tuesday OF this
week for Canon City where she Will
Join her husband. who Is employed
there They will mako their home
In the psnitsntiary wn.--colorado
Springs Telegraph.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-08

IN SALT LAKE ON BUsINEss
Il. +. Jewett left here last satur.
dny afternoon for Salt Lake City on
business trip. He viii b gone for
several days.
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And said tRAes when collected shall
@Hedempiion Fund 90 Pay lisfnndlnF
Bondr. dated February nrsi, 1917. and
ths purpose sf the payment % said In
tercst and priuelpsl 80 said bonds re-
s,s,. sg,.s,tassy' unptI nnii ih. bonds authorissi
under this ordinance. principal ana IN
teresi. shall have been fully paio. satts-
contained shali he 30 construed as TO
prevent said city from applying any
gry Of ths city and available for that
purpose 20 the payment Of the said in-
.srss' or RIlssiRSai aa a. ne ievy s or iesis-
herein provided for may. th.reapon TO
that extent b. diminished. :.
section Z. That the proNiHions OF
this ordinance and each of the bonds
and the Interest coupons issued pursn-
ant thereto shall constitute and the
same are hereby declared 10 be a bind
ing and irrevocable contract between
time OF each of ssid bonds and the In
t"rest coupons thsrsto spPertaIninE. E.,,
bonds hereby authorized shall have
been fully paid. both principal and In
s.ction .. An ordinances or resoiu-
tons. or parts thereof heretofore adopt
OF. be and the same are hereby re-
psnied. ,.
diRtsiy upon It's nnai pas-sge. shall %
recorded In the book of ordinances OF
said city kept for that purpoHe hih
authenticated by the riEnaturcs of tho
mayor and the clerk. and shall be pub
iished in the Canon city neo"rd.
newspspsr published within the limits
OF the city, and shall be In fun force
aud effect thirty t3o) days after ruch
publication. -.
Infroduccd read and ordered pub
Ilshed this fifteenth day OF Ianu"rF' "
Passed and adopted. rigned and mp
proved. this bth day of February y.
~ u. y. COOPER.
Mayor
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-11

audience than was presented to screen patrons in the display of the ten reel Clune masterpiece. The Eyes of the World, at the Dream last mighty AS the Nugget scribe is not a duly qualified critic, analysis of the story along critical lines is a matter of some difficulty and will not be at tempted. Suffice to say, that the story is one that will surely appeal to the spirit of the people of the North land, who universally like a good, red blooded tale in which the characters appear to live and move in an at mosphere of reahty. We believe that no more stirring tale of human lives, loves and ambitions has come to our notice than is presented in the dramatized version of the story novel ofHarold Bell Wright. Plays come and go but few contain more startling situations, more dramatic episodes or leave a more lasting inn pression on the mind than the Eyes of the World.
 The redition of the accompanying musical score by Madame Powell and the musical numbers rendered by the Powell boys on the sweet toned in struments of the Hawaiians were pleasing addition 10 a programe of sufficient merit to win the commen-
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-11
GERMAN NEWSPAPERS MAY
 BE BARRED FROM MAILS
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Delayed in transmission) By Associated Press.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-The ex- clusion of certain influential German newspapers printed in various sec tions of the United States from the United States mails is under con- sideration by officials of the post of flee department in connection with certain government plans to prevent the circulation of anti war propagan- da, according to intimations given out by the department officials this afternoon.
 The papers in question are all printed in the German language and are practically a unit in the dissemi- = nation of anti War arguments.
 It is extremely probable that the publications will be forbidden to use the mails, with complete suppression looming large as a possibility of the future in the event of the papers con tinung their present tactics.
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-11
GERMAN WAR CRAFT
 PENETRATE RIGA GULL
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 PETROGRAD. Sept. 10-Omcial reports from the commandants of Russian batteries on the eastern coast of the Riga gulf announce the presence of enemy warships within the gulf. Enemy submarines have been operating in the Gulf for sev- eral days but the present reports are the first intimation of the presence of larger vessels in the land locked waters.
 The enemy ships are apparently trfwlers, which are probably engaged in removing the mines.
 Late reports from the Riga front announce more retirements of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1917-09-11
PEORIA NO LONGER
 WHISkEY CENTER
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Delayed in transmission By Associated Press.
 |. PEORIA, III. Sept. 11-Saturday night Peoria ceased to be the whis- key making center of the world when the government war inhibition went into effect.
 Many thousand gallons of liquor will remain in the bonded warehouses here but the manufacture of the bev- craze comes under the food law and will he entirely suspended. The gov ernment has agreed 10 allow the dis tilleries one week in which to com plete the distillation of whiskey which was unfinished when the law became effective. After that is done the five big distilleries here will closet