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SOUTH CANON HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
tBy HUGH LooAN)
Patriotic Exercises


Monday morning patriotic exercis-
es We're held on the campus The
flag was saluted by the school and
the Star spangled Banner" and
America" were sung.
oiee Club Entertained
The Girls Giee Club entertained a
number of their boy friends at the
home of Miss Hodgin. our instructor
In raus;e. on Elm avenue. last Friday
evening. This party took the nature
Of an April Fool party. After a num-
ber of April Fool games had been
played. the party adjourned 10 the
lawn where games were played for
some time. On coming into the house
again. dainty refreshments OF jello.
cocoa and waters were served. After
the Refreshments had been served.
games were played until a late hour
when the guests trooped merrily
home voting Miss Hodgin and the
Giee Club the best entertainers.
Senior Reviews
The Senior Reviews class have nm
ishcd arithmetic and will take up the
study of geography for the rest of the
year.
Freshman Debate.
The Freshman class had an inter
esting debate in Ancient History on
Monday morning The question was:
Resolved. That Augustus Caesar
was a Greater Man Than Julius
Caesar" The judges gave the decis-
ion to the negative. the supporters Of
Julius Caesar.
Sprained Ankle.
Russell Ready sprained his ankle
at school Monday noon. Earl Thomp-
son was the victim OF a similar acci,
dent but his case was not nearly so
severe as Russell's
Base Ball Game
The Alcott base ball team defeated
the Freshman team in a hve-inning
game last Friday evening by a score
of fvc to four. The Freshmen and
Sophomore teams play this coming
Friday.
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A number of Lincoln Park citizens
have been helping with teams or 9TH
cswise IN the county work Of road
sanding. Every one is busy these
times on their ranches or any other
work that comes to hand to keep
things moving.
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CHICKENS AND EGGS

FOR SALE-Ten Anconia hens. set
double harness. set heavy single
harness. Inquire Canon Motorcycle
Co. 7sps
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

The business of oil spraying is un-
der way and is being pushed as rapid
ly as possible under present weather
conditions.
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FRENCH Penetrated
OUTSKIRTS ST. QUENTIN

Paris. April 4.-The official state
rnent says that the French have pene
trated to the Southwestern outskirts
of st. Quentin
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The family OF Judge Kliese are va
eating their home on Park avenue
this week and are leaving for their
. old home at Fullerton. Neb.
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Miss Maggie Hunter has returned
TO her home on Lincoln Park aftel
spending the past month or two witt
her sister. Mrs. zontini at Florence
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The Ladies' Association OF Lincoln
Park will be held this week. Thurs,
day afternoon. at the home OF Mrs.
a. L. Cook on Poplar avenue
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five-room house. mod
ern. Phone Canon 5s1- F. H Nc
Gee. 79p6
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Mrs. John Shaw has returned from
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Hall.
and family. at Villa Grove. and is at
. present staying with her daughter.
Mrs. ". II. McKinstry on Poplar ave.
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James Hepplewhite Is one OF the
Colorado College students who is
spending his Easter vacation with
home folks on Lincoln Park.
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, Mrs. E h. Carver spent part of
Saturday and Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Howes.
returning to her home near Guffey
early in the week.
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Want Ads
Five Cents aLine
WANTED.

WANTED Chickens. Anytime. at
market price. F. p. Smith. 6e-o-dtf
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Mr.. Cook returned recently from
Gunnison where he has been at work
and also taking treatment for rbcu-
matism. He is at present visiting
his wife and baby at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. A. Sonneiand.
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After a ten days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sale. Mr. and
Mrs. E ID. Ward and daughter. Irene.
left "Wednesday for their home at
Worcester. Mass
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The Elm avenue cottage prayer
meeting was held Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. Jas. Kiskaddon with
sood interest. They decided TO con-
tinue the meetings once a month to
keep up the spirit OF god fellowship
In that community.
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lINUUlV TAnN
NEWS NOTES
The business OF oil spraying is un-
der way and is being pushed as rapid
ly as possible under present weather
conditions.
A number of Lincoln Park citizens
have been helping with teams or 9TH
cswise IN the county work Of road
sanding. Every one is busy these
times on their ranches or any other
work that comes to hand to keep
things moving.
Miss Maggie Hunter has returned
to her home on Lincoln Park after
spending the past month or two with
her sister. Mrs. Zontini at Florence.
. Mrs. E. r. Carver spent part of
Saturday and Sunday visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Howes.
returning to her home near Guffey
early in the week.
The Elm avenue cottage prayer
meeting was held Friday evening at
the home of Mr.. Jas. Kiskaddon with
good interest. They decided TO con-
tinue the meetings once a month to
keep up the spirit OF god fellowship
In that community.
After a ten days visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sale. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. ID. Ward and daughter. Irene.
left Wednesday for their home at
Worcester. Mass.
Mrs. John Shaw has returned from
visit with her daughter. Mrs. Hall.
and family. at villa Grove. and is at
. present staying with her daughter.
Mrs. W. II. McKinstIy on Poplar ave.
The family of Judge Kliese are va
eating their home on Park avenue
this week and are leaving for their
) old home at Fullerton. Neb.
The Ladies' Association OF Lincoln
Park will be held this week. Thurs
day afternoon. at the home Of Mrs.
4. l.. Cook on Poplar avenue.
James Hepplewhite Is one OF the
Colorado College students who is
spending his Easter vacation with
home folks on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Cook returned recently from
Gunnison where he has been at work
and also taking treatment for rheu-
matism. He is at present visiting
his wife and baby at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. A. Sonneland.
Mrs. W. W. Sells and little daugh-
ter came in Wednesday from salt
Lake City for a visit at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Bailey
on 18th street They will remain un-
I'll after Easter.
Miss Mertie Irwin has finished her
term OF school teaching at coreda and
has returned this week 10 her home
on Chestnut street
Gilbert Stiers started down from
Fort Collins Sunday where he has
been attending Agricultural college
He came by motorcycle AZ far as Love
land. Friday his progress was hinder
ed by snow storm 30 he boarded
the train at that point reaching his
home on Elm avenue early, Monday
morning where he will spend a short
vacation.
Miss Mae Snow very PLEASANTLY en-
t.rtained a number OF Lincoln Park
young people at her home on Cedar
and Chestnut on "Wednesday evening.
The principal diversion was playing
the game OF Rook. after which the
hostess served delicious refreshments.
The ladies OF the Lincoln Park Aid
Society OF the NJ. +. church will serve
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oIen oebhardt. aOeompAnIed y a..
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Mrs. W. W. Sells and little daugh-
ter came in "Wednesday from Salt
Lake City for visit at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a s. Bailey
on 18th street They will remain un-
til after Easter.
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Miss Mcrtie Irwin has finished her
term OF school teaching at coreda and
has returned this week 10 her home
on Chestnut street
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. }. stiers have re-
Gently received word Of the convaics,
ccncc Of their little granddaughter.
Shirley Cram at El Centre. California.
Tho child was taken sick three days
after her grandparents left for homo
and was critically III causing much
solicitude on the part Of her relatives
for time.
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Gilbert Stiers started down from
Fort Collins Sunday where he has
been attending Agricultural college
He came by motorcycle as far as Love
land. Friday his progress was hinder
ed by snow storm 30 he boarded
the train at that point reaching his
home on Elm avenue early. Monday
morning where he will spend a short
vacation.
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Miss Mae Snow very pleasantly en-
t.rtained a number OF Lincoln Park
young people at her home on Cedar
and Chestnut on Wednesday evening.
The principal diversion was playing
the game OF Rook. after which the
hostess served delicious refreshments.
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Mrs. W. p. Ahart WAS hostess to
the s. s. s. club Thursday afternoon
at her home on East Grand avenue.
The members tackled carpet rags. did
some sewing. enjoyed some music
and dainty refreshments served by
Mrs. Ahart at the close OF the after
moons work.
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After an absence OF some years
from Lincoln Park Mrs. II. NJ. Palm
has returned and is at present visit
ing at the home OF her daughtcrin-
law. Mrs. Geo. Palm on Chestnut
street. Mrs. Palm arrived Thursday.
She started some months ago from
Philipsburg. Penn. and visited at diff
ferent points in Ohio, Illinois and
Missouri enroute.
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Monday morning patriotic exerci.
es were held on the campus Th
fiag was saluted by the school an,
the Star spangled Banner" an
America" were sung.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Five room house. newl,
furnished; also houses and ranches
Mrs. Sims, SOC Cooper. 7sp6
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The ladies of the Lincoln Park Aid
Society of the NJ. f. church will serve
the refreshments at the meeting OF
tho general society at tire church on
Thursday. April 5th. and also in CON
nection will have an Easter sale of
bonnets and aprons.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15

Great Britain has nov prohibited
The importation of all jewelry other
than watches and watch cases except
under license.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15

Horton In command Bessie few about
like a bird, but with never a lost mo-
tion. She is n clever little house
keeper and her mother assured me that
she could have got the supper all by
herself If need be But That would
have spoiled the fun and the lesson Of
cooperative cndeavor. We were soon
gathered al table. and then ] learned
some of the things about Bessie that
few people know.
The little screen star. who Is not vet
eighteen has a voice. and IL is being
cultivated 1t II voice OF beautiful
quality. And she has talent do not
say this on my own authority Her In
structor says so very earnestly. He
told me so. And he is the great Con
stantino. now resident in Los Angeles
/ agreed with him when l heard her
sing. Somehow it brought the tears
And Bessie can play. She has been
studying the piano for several years
before success in pictures made posi-
BILE the proper training of the voice.
Also Bessie draws. not just like any
schoolgirl. but really well. And all
these things she hides from all except
the few intimates who come within the
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15
AUTO SIGNAL TO
PREVENT WRECKS
Designed After the Railroad
Safety Signals and Will
Be Cause of Prevention of
Accidents.

=.
Guy W. conner conductor on 'he
Illinois Central railroad. has invented
and patented an automatic safety sig
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49,, ~. hra,,,,t l., tho rcar of
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T,,, ,,,ha,o,.o. tha driven nressas his
I'D -, slon, dov,,, hi. cor a soma
,,,,,,.a =, fro,,, hob,nd tho license
r,,r,her f,.sbi,, tho word "SToP' in
Ia re-, ,at+ors ,s +, y,,nipg 70 Tho auto
,,ab;,.. j.; tba ,..r In daylight tha
- ..crrot,,. .,,,na,rs i, WHITE letters
On =, red metal hoard that can he
n,,;,,,,, ra,a t,r /, dist,,rc or 9oo feet
h.hi,a thoo, A. ,i,bt tho ,ettors
,,,hi,t, .ro made ,f onaoue ceIl,,Ioid,
80 H,,,tod fro,,, Within Nv n, electric
III, f,,ubin, ;, hri,bt illuminated
"Sr,pr which CON also he seen for n
dist,nco of ooo feet easily
NJ r,op,ar hos Interested nrominen,
cbic.,, h,sineas men in his device
.ndtha auto s.ion,, coun,pv has been
recommended :, ,n,p,f,cture and mar
lot tho .i,,,,
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a2ic circle Of that richly harmonious
little family.
But there liz one thing that no player
for the screen can hide. That Is the
heart within them. And SO the world
knows what know from being with
her at the studio and In her home that
she Is a yeritable little bundle OF love.
Bessie loves every one" said her
mother, land she does not seem to
know fear. That is what We wanted
and sought to cultivate most OF all
And 1t always seemed to be natural
to her-not even to know evil"
Every one is SO good to me-" says
Bessie. at will be a wonder II I'm not
spoiled"
Mother and daughter are constant
companions wherever the requirements
of picture making take them. Occa-
sionally Mrs. Horton takes "bit' In a
picture. 'just because it's Bessie's,' but
her only care Is to guard and nurture
the talent that Is In her daughter and
especially to keep her the wholesome,
natural. unaffected girl that she is.
The task does not look difficult. but
one can be sure that it will be well
done
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She Likes to Play the Piano,
She's Learning to Sing
and She Can Cook!
By ELEANOR MAXWELL.

ais she really as dear as she looksy'
That question has doubtless been nsk-
ed a good many times about Bessie
Love. All her friends know the an
Swer-a word with three letters In II.
/ learned it one night when Bessie
and her mother took me home to din
ger. Also | found out a lot of inter-
ssting things about the talented little
Triangle star-things that she never
tells and that no outsider knows:
Bessie's father is physician. and
the first thing you notice about him Is
the wonderful kindness in his smiling
ayes. The family name Is Horton, and
there IL delightful Horton bun galow
,ut in Hollywood. Bessie is the only
.hild, and the three Of them are such
rhums as you rarely find in one family.
1t is a simple household. sufficient
INTO itself, and when dinner time came
Al four Of us went to work, with Mrs.
r.. sass454 IA
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15

who have come in contact with the
shopk eepers OF France have recogniz
ed their courtesy, their charmin.
grace and their Incompatible sociabil :
ity. They have for the most part noted
the polished manners of this smiling
traffic, the gayety that attends these
exchanges In nation that pretends
to the leyeling of all ranks and to an
equality of tact and amcnity in all
classes.
Today these traditions are breaking
away. The price asked dominates tho
offer. Financial transactions are diff
ficult, the eagerness for gain ia ac-
centuated, its surprising metamor
phosis appears. Bad humor manifest
itself among the merchants, the pa :
irons, the clerks and young ladies OF
the magazines. The tone of traffic
is dry and vinegarlike. 1t is take
1t or leave IT.
So 1t is in all the countries that
are at war. Everywhere high prices
have done away with the amenities oil
trade. The hope is that this Is but
an eclipse due to the war and thai
with peace the ancient amiability will
return.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15

hill that it climbs at other times with
1t In low speed to get up, and per-
haps at other times when il is without
power it suddenly seems to pick up
and run fine. 1t also seems as If the
gears release very slowly after a
change from low to high speed. This
only occurs at times. DO You think
the fault lies in the earburetor?
Judging from the symptoms there
seems to be dirt in the spray nozzle
which sometimes floats up and partly
clogs the nozzle and at other times
drops away, leaving it unobstructed.
Clean the carburetor and you will
probably find the difficulty has dis
appeared.
Motoring Department Will YOU
please refer this to your motorists de-
partment?
I have a vibrating horn, run with
five dry cells. Can | have the horn
changed to run it from the magnetic
on 1912 Ford? If so, would it not
be in danger of too high voltage OF
amperage from the magnetic If the en-
CINE is speeded up. If it were posi-
BILE what would be the approximate
| cost of changing it.
F. b.
Operating a horn on the For !
magnetic would not be tisfactory
as the current varies from time to time
At high speed the amperage would be
so great that it might burn out the
windngs, which are much finer than
the primary windings of the coils.
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{.
!. PROBLEMS OF THE MOTORIsT. ii
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Motoring Department - Will you
please let me know through your mo-
tor columns how to take off the rear
wheels on 1915 Overland car?
j. C.
Remove hub cap and you will note
that hub of wheel is fastened directly
to live axle and is held by n key. This
is usually a very snug fit requiring a
wheel puller to remove. A wheel
puller can be obtained in most sup
ply stores or borrowed from a garage.
1t is doubtful il a wheel can be re-
moved any other way without dam
age.
Motoring Decentralization test
ing cylinders by producing a short cir
cult of spark plugs / find the first or
front plug causes marke ed change In
engine speed. the next more marked,
the next very little change, and the
last no apparent change at all The
spark seems as strong in one as the
other. I also used new spark plugs;
no difference found. The engine misses
unless warm or on smooth road. It
has valves in head motor There are
no pet cocks. How would one test
compression? Can one get Il compress
sion gauge? In normal engine would
each cylinder produce some change in
speed when cut out by short circuit?
| can find no leaks on outside.
| w. r.
First test compression by loosenng
all spark plugs except on cylinder No
| /. Crank several revolutions and note
| resistance when compre. ion is on
No. /. Unscrew Il at plug and screw
in another. Test that cylinder and
| compare resist nee with first cylinder
Continue with remaining cylinders
This is a comparative test and nc
g4uge Is needed
Then test ignition by disconnectins
! lead wires to spark plugs and max
ing q gap not more than one quarter
inch at end of each wire. Run cur
rent through tho wires and compare
sparks. All should be of equal in
tensity. If not, locate cause and re.
move 1t, If spark is good connect
wires to spark plugs. La them or
one side and run current through
gaps. If good spark jumps at eacl
gap the trouble Is probably loss o.
| compression.
In normal four cylinder engine short
circuting one plug will slow down thu
engine appreciably, but very little diff
| ference will be noted with engine.
| having a greater number of cylinders
! Motoring Department. have 1915
Maxwell car. 1t is giving me some
trouble with the electric lights. Wher
running over rough roads and uphill
the lights flicker and don't burn steady
The wires seem to be all right, as fa
as | can see. Can you help me in thi
matter? H. S.
You state that the connections ar,
all secure and the wires are all right
If this is SO the change in the light
is probably due to the difference il
speed of the engine, combined with
partly discharged battery. When bat
terry is pretty we'll charged 1t carries
the lights without their fluctuating
but when It Is down tho lamps Deepen,
on the dynamo, and so the Zig t rise
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15
Piles Cured at Home by New
Absorption Method.

II you suffer from bleeding, itching,
blind or protruding Piles, send me your
address, and ! will tell you how to cure
yourself at home by the new ABSORB
ton treatment; and will also send
some of this home treatment free for
trial. with references from your own
locality il requested. Users report inn
mediate relief and speedy cures. Send
no money. but tell others of this offer.
Write today to Mrs. Nj. Summers Box
80, South Bend, Ind.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15
TO CUT Down THE
OPERATING COST
ON MOTOR CARS
Average Motorist Is Him
self Largely to Blame for
Unnecessary Expense in
Running the Automobile.

The average motorist who Is con :
stantly complaining about the high
cost of operating his car. probably does
not stop to consider that he is largely
responsible for such a condition. He
would do we'll to study the problem
and see il there are not ways and
means of affecting a saving of gaso-
line, oil, tires and lessening the general
wear and tear on the car.
The motorst who has his car at his
door practically all of the time, and
who jumps in and uses it to run 100
yards down the street, or on quarter
or half mile trips to execute little
household errands. or deliver mes
sages, must realize that such driving
can produce nothing but waste and
high average cost of depreciation.
With gasoline soaring as 1t has lately,
1t behoovcs every driver to cut out
short trips. The biggest expense in
running is the starting and stopping.
The larger the car the more expensive
It Is to start and stop it.
SCORES ON LONG JOURNEYS.
1t is on tho long journeys that the
motor car scores.
Again, economy can be affected by
an amendment of driving methods
Tire economy is secured by moderate
driving, by careful starting and stop
ping and by close scrunity of the
road. Drivers who are in the habit OF
speeding up between street intorsec-
tions and slowing down abruptly At
the street crossings, are abusing their
tires.
A maximum OF twenty-five miles
per hour, when such speed is per-
MISSILE, is judiciouS driving. Per
feet control of every adverse circum-
stance without injury to the passeE-
gers, tires or mechanism, can be main
tanned if this speed is never exceeded
1t has very wisely been said that any
old car can go fast, but 1t takes good
one TO run slowly.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-01-15
WORMS MAKE CHILDREN FRET

If your child cries out in sleep, Is
nervous. puny and listless, lIe may be a
victim of worms. Begin treatment at
once with kickapoo Worm Killer. This
candy laxative in tablet form kills the
worm and removes 1t quickly and cas-
lily. Don't permit your child's develop
ment to be retarded by the continued
draining of his vitality by worms. Get
kickapoo Worm Killer at your drug
gist, 25c.-AdV.