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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-05-01
DANGERS REAL AND
FANCTED.

The average woman will scream with
terror at the sight Of an innocent little
mouse, and then complacently sit down
and suffer in silence with diseases that are
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-05-01
Commissioners Sale

In obedience to a judgment of the
Lincoln Circuit Court, rendered at
the February term 1917, in the ac-
ton of James and Caroline Gooch's
heirs against James and Caroline
Gooch's heirs, the undersigned Com
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1917-05-01
LINCOLN CHIEF 1898

Sired by kentucky's Choice, he by
My Own Kentucky, by Chester Dare
10, by Black Squirrel So. Lincoln
Choices dam Trixie Quick ss55. was
by Eagle Bird 1914, he by King
Eagle.
Lincoln Chief is a coming four
year-old and expert horsemen say
he is sure to be the coming champion.
He will make the season at my barn
on the Hustonville and Danville pike
at
$40 to Insure a Living Foal.
Those who have mares should see
this fellow before they breed. He
has been heavy winner since he was
a colt and is better today than he
ever was. Not responsible for acct
dents. Breeding to other stock or
trading off mare forfeits insurance.
STEWART SANDIDCE, More
land, Ky. soft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Size GiUen For First
Industrial Village To
Be Bull For Soldiers

Lancaster. Eng, Dec. 22.-The first
Industrial village for disabled soldiers
and sailors is TO be constructed here
on q large estate given by Sir Thomas
Storey. II is 70 be laid out win
workshops. houses for married men
and hostels or fraternal homes for
others
There VIII be a new church recrea-
ton ground. garden, public park and
the existing mansion viii be used as
club house There will also be ac-
comm 9dation for about 800 disabled
men IN the village
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
TEMPLAR5 RALLY.
At BUGLE CALL
Christmas Morning Escort
to Colors' VIII Open OBJ
Servance Ceremony.

When a bugler from Fort Bliss
blows assembly Christmas morning
at 9:15 o'clock at Masonic temple, the
fraters Of FL Paso commandery No.
Is, Knights Templars, viii line UP for
the ceremony Of escort TO the colors,
the first movement in the Christmas
observance by that order. It viii b.
a full dress parade, to begin In the
Templars' asylum, third floor Of the
temple, at $50 o'clock on the dot.
Preceding the color bearer and
guard, the captain general and war
dens, F. T. Stanley, E. 3. Baker and
2. C. Lister, will march between two
lines Of knights standing at salute.
Being one Of the public ceremonies OF
the order. an audience that viii ill
the asylum is looked for. Eminent
commander Harry B. OEg said this
morning that the Templars would
like TO see present a hall fun Of
friends and members, and that women
were especially invited Participant
ing in the ceremonies. besides the
other officers, VIII be B. N. c. VII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

the Red Cross OF a similar organize
ton, for war relief
Installation OF officers Of FL Mazda
temple viii occur on January IS
Past Masters Confer Degree.
Comforting the master Mason's de-
gree Wednesday night after Christ
mas in FL Paso lodge 100, A. T. and
A. NJ, past masters Of the lodge viii
occupy the stations This probably
viii be the only blue lodge meeting
next week Past masters Solomon
Schultz. the dean of the list; Wyatt
W Evans. Horace B. Hayes, John
Temple Rice. James / Hewitt, Ed. W
Pew. Stanley Beyan, John =. Watson
W. ". Click and many others viii be
present and take part I'm the work.
Every mast master and all members
and visitors are receiving a general
invitation
FL Paso lodge $50 held a meeting
Friday afternoon and night on a
cleanup of candidates who wanted
their degrees before the year ends.
Ell PasO chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons has no work scheduled, but will
have early in January. EI Paso coun-
Royal and Select Masters, viii
have the royal and select degrees to
confer about the middle Of January,
and in February VIII present the su-
pereZCel'ent masters degree
Povrie Goes to Hospital
Fraternity lodge. III. A. r. and A.
NJ, mas called off until after the holt
days. secretary W. a. DoolittIe said
Thursday. WorshipfuI master F. G..
Powrie, who has been i'll for several
months, has gone to the Southern Pa
cific railroad hospital at san Fran
cisco for treatment. His family re-
mains here, at 1901 wyoming street.
BlanIzenship Is Recovering.
E. r. Blankenship. grand visitor OF
the grand Royal Arch chapter of
Texas for the Ell Paso district, who
has been very III at his home. cor
ner OF Stevens avenue and Bliss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

J.-J. Mahan are at the head OF a com
mittee selecting volunteer sinners
George B. Slater, B. NJ G. Williams
and DR.. F. D. Strong are on the gen
eral arrangements committee
Shrinerz Elect Officers
Wyatt W. Evans was chosen Illus
trous potentate Of El Mazda temple.
Ancient Arabic Order Of Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. at its annual election
Friday night in Masonic temple. c. l.
Sirmans, chief rabban: Charles r.
Leaven. assistant rabban; Robert ".
Page. high priest and prophet; r. E.
Thomason, oriental guide; Frank
Nurchison, treasurer, and William H.
Mccullough, recorder.
Crawford Harvie. Sol Z. Berg and
Mr. Evans were named as trustees OF
the mosque fund. John y. Mason, 5. J.
Prudential and John W. Wyatt We're
chosen as representatives. to the next
imperial council meeting at Atlantic
City, y. J., in June. 1918. but n recon-
mendation has been sent TO that body
that the expense OF the travel OF
representatives from all over the
union be dispensed with and the bus
mess left in charge Of the imperial
divan, the money thus saved to go to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
LiIiuObaLanii's Alleged
VIII Is Thrown Out OF
Court As Rank Forgery

Honolulu. T. H. Dee ga pur-
ported 1917 VIII Of the late queen
Liliuokalani, bequeathing the major
part OF her estate TO princess the
resa Belliveau, was thrown out OF
court yesterday by judge c. ". ash
ford, who stated from the bench that
all evidence and his own knowledge
convinced him il was a forgery.
sam Kamakaia, a preacher, Bwora
he signed as witness to the late
VIII in his own home and not al the
edside of the queen Eamakai stated
that the princess offered him
bribe Of a new church IL be signed
A 1903 viii OF the queen. contain
ing @ deed OF trust IN favor OF The
resa Belliveau, said to be only a dis
-ant relative Of LiliuOkalani. remains
contested by Jonah Prince Cupid
KalanianaOles congressional delegate
from Hawaii. on the ground that the
queen was mentally incompetent a.
the time Of its execution
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
.MeatZess Mncemeat Is
DEVISED to Accord With
Christmas On Tuesday

Washington, D. C.. Dec zZ--Aleat-
les mincemeat. another triumph In
food conservation. has been brought
to the housewives Of the country by
the national emergency garden com
mission. as a worthy companion Of
pumpkiuless pumpkin pie.
The new mincemeat was tried on
500 troops on a transport, who pro-
nounced Il perfect and called for
more.
Take a package Of seeded raisins.
half a pound Of prunes stewed with
lemon Juice and peel one quarter
Gun Of sweet cider. four tablespoons
o. brown sugar. chop the raisins and
prunes together and the result is
said TO be a mincemeat which will
accord with the food administration s
meatIess Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

Iiams, the prelate. and George F.
Morgan. recorder.
TOasts Around The Triangle.
Around the triangle in the center
OF the hall, officials for which will be
appointed Christmas morning, and
after the sentiment OF the season
from the grand master Of the grand
commandery of the United States and
the response thereto by the grand
commander Of Texas have been read
by the recorder, the following toasts
viii be given:
To the grand commander OF Texas
by sir knight A a. Davis: to Knights
Templars wheresoever dispersed. sir
knight Fuller swift; to all Knights
TemplarS who have shed their blood
IN defence Of liberty and Christian
ity, TO be drunk in silence; TO the
grand master Of Masons in Texas. sir
knight chaplain Rixey, 64th infantry;
to the grand high priest Of Royal
Arch AIasOns in Texas, sir knight B.
p Blankenship.
Selecting volunteer Musicians.
There viii be no paid musicians this
year, obedient to war time economies.
but organist ". r Taylor and judge
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Snuff Boxes Again in
FAVOR; London People
Garry Sugar in Them

London, Eng, Dec 22.-Snuft boxes
are said to be coming back into fash
ion. bur with the difference that they
now contain sugar instead Of snuff
Til sugar ratiOning is expected 70
make il necessary for visitors to
carry around their own sugar and the
old tightly fitting snuff boxes, Of
silver, enamel and inlaid wood are
being brought TO light for this pUr-
pose. There is said TO be also 4 de
mand for futurist boxes with weird
effects painted on them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
IS reported to be much I'm

street. IS reported 20 be much i'm
Naxons in the Army.
John Temple Rice. high priest Of
FL Paso chapter. VINO is top ser
Eeaut in Ell Paso's hospital company
in the Texas national guard at Camp
Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex. IS making
his mother a Christmas visit at 800
West Missouri street.
DR.. T. c.. LiddelL. royal arch cap
tain in the chapter. who has been
practicing medicine here and at Van
Horn this year. has been commits
stoned a first lieutenant in the army
medical reserve and viii report at
Fort OglethOrpe. Ca
Come Back Certificate Men.
Oscar J. Allen. junior warden of FL
Faso lodge 100. and ". A. Johnston.
junior warden of Fraternity lodge.
i'll. are back from Waco. Tex. where
they received certificates to teach
the esOteric work Of the first three
degrees of Masonry from the grand
lodge committee on work.
FL PasO cOmmandery IS. knights
TemDlars. conferred the orders Of red
cross and malta on candidates Tues
day night and Thursday night gave
the order of the temple.
Open House on Holidays
Scottish Rite Masons viii have a
welcome for all members of that or
der Christmas and New Years day at
their temDle. 420 East San Antonio
street There viii be no meetings
until January. /. q. TalmaEe, who
was for a time assistant secretary a.
he temple. has been heard from at
Houston, Tex. where he has resumed
newspaper work
Ocd Fellows VIII Entertain.
Mt. Franklin encampment Odd Eel
lows conferred the patriarchal and
golden rule degrees Friday night on
six candidates The encampment will
give an entertainment New Years
eve. On Christmas and New Years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
"HoOray!
A Bicvcle!''

That's worthwhile present
Watch the kids eyes glow. their
thoughts already on the glorious fun
of this greatest of al lspOrts.
There's something so permanent. 50
satisfying about a Christmas present
Of a good bicycle. Then. too. it's the
best guarantee OF health you can find
for your children.
Give them enduring Joy and health
this Christmas-it' all In a bicycle
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.
404 No. Oregon St Phone 676.
P G-Write for catalogue-Order
early for Christmas delivery.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

I odd Fellows temple viii have open
house"
Monday night El Paso lodge 2sA
Odd Fellows. viii give the initiatory
degree. Western Rebekah lodge VIII
no meet again till Jan. % The first
Of a series OF winter dances by the
Ideal club Tuesday night was well at
tended.
K.P. Gain 81 Members.
Dr. ]. IT. Morforu and J. c. Luther
were initiated in the rank Of page
Knights Of Pythias: Thomas W Het-
land was advanced to the rank OF eS-
uire. and William a Bramble adj
mitted by transfer
Keeper of records and seal J. J.
Finney said Friday morning that this
r-ives the lodge a net gain Of 81 mem
bers for the half yearly term ending,
which is two more tnan gained in
the first half of this year. and that
lodge hopes to stay at the top OF the
.-3I-- ..- of X p lodges In Texas
as il did on July l.
Dokeys Elect Officers.
Thursday night the following Of
ficers were chosen for the new term
by FL Hamad temple, Dramatic Or
der knights of khOIassan, after the
K. p. meeting in the Lanler building
Royal viZier. r. A WhltlOck; grand
ETuLEs - ~ -4-AllL- SCI elte-- eA We
Schneider; treasurer. r. +. Love
mehdi, Edward Blumensteil; sheik. j.
G. Harry: satrap. Thomas L. Peach,
sahib DR.. Carl Lee Smith; imperial
lrepresenta tive. R. a. Whitlock: roy
princes, T. L. Dyer. J. 7 Raster, o.
S. Coeu. J. =. Morris and Z. u. Jor-
dan
A ceremonial for the benefit OF .
candidates viii be held by the
-Dokeys- Thursday night, January
g.
ShotEuns. Rifles ard Revolver
Allen Arms & Cycle Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22
Japan Decides to unnel
ShimonoseBi Straits To
AUoid the Tidal Currents

Toxic. Japan, Dec. 22.-The govern
ment railway board has decided to
tunnel the Shimonoseki Straits. the
western outlet Of the Inland sea says
an announcement The tidal current
through the straits Is unusually rapid,
making navigation difficult and ut
times impossible to all but the moss
powerful steamships. The length o..
the tunnel viii be six and half
miles. It will be operated by cleo
trfcity and viii cost 100000 yen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-22

ShOtguns. Rifles ard Revolver
Allen Arms & Cycle Co
4O4 n. Oregon St--Adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
DEATH OF CLAUDE MANNING
HICKS WEDNESDAY MORNING

Claude Manning Hicks died at the
family home, 9l5 South Third street,
South Canon. Wednesday morning.
following a lingering Illness resulting
from injuries received in the gannis-
ter quarries, west of town. FIVE or six
months ago. Deceased. with his
brother. Cortis Hicks. was the lessee
Of the quarries. Mr.. Hicks was so
years of age and unmarried. He was
a son of the late Stephen Hicks and
was weH and favorably known in this
community. He made his home with
his mother. Mrs. Abbie Hicks. and
sister. Miss Myrtle Hicks.
The deceased was a member of Gate
City camp No. Is. Woodmen of the
World. and the interment will be in
accordance with the rites OF that or
Ter The funeral will take place from
he house at 10 O'Clock tomorrow (Fri-
day) morning and will be conducted
by Rev. F. w. Starring. pastor of the
First Baptist church. Burial will be
IT Lakeside cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
RED CROSS RULES PREVENT
DIVISION OF THE PROFITS

The Wood Brothers Clothing com
pany had very generously offered to
give 10 per cent of their receipts for
Saturday to the Red Cross. 1t de-
veloped this morning. however. after
the announcement had been made, that
the rules of the Red Cross society
do not permit of donations in such
manner.
No one here connected with the Red
Cross knows the exact reason for
such a ruling. but the fact remains
that il is in force. and the Wood Broth
ers' kind OFFER could not be occepted.
materially. altho undoubtedly it was
accepted in spirit by the Red Cross
workers.
The Wood Brothers. In addition
TO their individual subscriptions. were
willing 20 devote portion Of their re-
ceipts today to the Red Cross because
they believe. it a worthy cause and
worth supporting. They chose Satur-
day because II is their biggest bus
mess period OF the week and would
mean that much more TO the cause.
Saturday was also chosen so as to get
away from the usual charge They
are doing IL to stimulate their own
business" because the days business
ordinarily is more than they can at
tend 10. anyway. without Offering any
kind OF an inducement
"The offer was made from patriotic
motives" said Mr.. A. B. Wood this af-
iernoon. land We are sorry that the
rules of the Red Cross prevent its ac-
ceptance. We individually had given
what we could and had intended that
the business itself also bear a share
in this excellent cause
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
COLORADO MUST HAVE
1900 RECRUITS

The Canon City Chamber of Com
merce is in receipt of a telegram
from Denver signed by Governor Gun
ter; Cass E. Harrington, president of
the Denver Civic and Commercial as
sociation; ]. II. Doran, president of
the Denver Manufacturers associa-
ton; w. r. Mcfarland. president of
the Denver Rotary club; Lient. Means
of the First Colorado infantry; Col.
Northcutt of the Second Colorado in
fantry; Col. Bulkley Wells of the First
Colorado cavalry; Major Nickerson of
the First Colorado artillery, and Capt.
Taylor OF the First battalion of Colo
rado engineers urging a more active
enlistment in the military service.
The message is TO the effect that
Colorado has a limited time. probably
not later than July 1st, to recruit
1900 men to bring the state troops up
to the war strength required by law
All commercial bodies in the state
are requested to use their influence
in behalf of enlistment in the state
militia, and also to cooperate with
Capt. Taylor of the recruiting service
in Denver. or with the authorities at
the nearest military recruiting office
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
ODD FELLOWS HOME uN-
DER NEW MANAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jones. who
have had charge of the Odd Fellows
home since April 26. 1913. as superin-
tendent and matron. have resigned
heir connection with the institution
and have been succeeded by Mr.. and
Irs. Charles Ankele Of Salida. who
entered upon their duties in that ca
pacity on Saturday of last week.
During the three year sand more
that Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were at the
cad of the home great development
vas made IN every department OF its
-ork and enterprise. 1t is hoped that
here will be no diminution in its
growth and efficiency under the man.
agement OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Ankele. The
resignation of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones was
prompted by the i'll health of the lat
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones have taken the
Fcatherstone place near the home.
where they have established a resi-
dence. Their ranch is rented and Is
not Svailable for them at present.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
neveR NEGLECT A colp.

chill after bathing. cooling oi,
suddenly after exercise and drafts
give the cold germs n foot-hold that
may lead to something worse. Safety
requires early treatment. Keep DR.
Kings New Discovery on hand. This
pleasant balsasm remedy allays in
rammation. soothes the cough and re
pairs the tissues Better be safe than
sorry. Break up the cold with pr'
Kings New Discovery before it is too
iate. Al your druggist. soc and sl.oo
adv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
DRESSINGS MADE HERE MAY
SAVE CANON SOLDIERS LIVES

ciety in Florence is branch of the
local chapter. If organizations are
formed in Rockvale, Penrose or Port
land they will also be know as branch
es of the local chapter. If certain
sewing societies and clubs of a SINH
lar nature are formed for the purpose
of aiding the Red Cross, they are
known as auxilliaries and are desig-
mated as such by the Red Cross so
ciety.
In conjunction with the local chap
ter an educational class has recently
been formed and under the direction
of DR.. Webb the members are being
taught: l. First Aid; 2. Elementary
Hygiene; 5. Dietetics; 4. Surgical
Dressings. Each of these divisions
are taken up as the class progresses
and when the students have complet'
ed the entire course they are then
qualified by the Red Cross 10 act as
nurses aids.
In this class there are twenty-siS
students, all fadies of Canon City. Its
enrolment has been closed. but Other
classes are now being organized and
it is hoped 10 have three OF four il
the near future
The Life Saving Corps is q division
of the educational work of the Red
Cross that is very important and un
der the leadership of Mr.. c. w. Var
Patten a corps will soon be organized
at the Y. NJ. c. y.
The Red Cross is a great humaita
rian Institution. built upon the solid
rock of charity and love OF fellow man
II anyone has any doubt Of this, q
al, 10 the local headquarters. wher,
kindly souls labor cheerfully day after
day with no compensation but the
hope OF alleviating pain and misery
will soon convince them. Let then
think OF just such busy places al
owe rthis great country and then let
hem try TO realize the magnitude o.
the work.
Just one visi; and few moments
thought will make one give cheer
fully. give with sacrifice. give until il
! hurts-snd all without murmur.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
A NEW EGG pRsssRveR.

There is comparatively new egg
preservative on the market that in
many respects surpassos water glass
for home use. II is a paste preserva-
sive and each egg is separately an
nointed. thus closing the pores Of the
shell TO evaporation.
The labor involved in following this
method is Z, little greater than when
water glass is used. but the cost Is
much less. being about one cent a
dozen.
After the eggs are treated they are
wrapped in paper or put away in an
egg case in dry cool place. One
of the greatest factors favorire this
method OF preserving eggs is shat II
bad egg is accidentally put eway
Il does not have a deieriorating effect
on the other eggs preserved with it.
Full Information concerning this
preservative can be gotten from the
manufacturer, Mr.. II. @. Fleming.
Idaho. - c. s. Ander-
son. Colorado Agricultural college.
Fort Collins. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
.OlIN DEIBERT OF SOUTH
SIDE SCHOOLS ENLISTS

Oiin Deibert of Florence. late in
structor in the South Canon high
school and reelected 10 that position
for another year, has enlisted in the
military service of the government
and has been assigned as a laboratory
assistant in base hospital No. 29,
which is at present in Denver, where
supplies are being assembled in readi-
ness for use on the war front in Eu-
rope.
Since the close of the schools a
month or so ago Mr.. Deibert has been
engaged in postgraduate study at the
University of Kansas in preparation
for the work with which he expects to
be associated with in the army. Mr..
Deibert, who is a visitor in Canon City
today. came from Lawrence, Kan, the
first of the week and has been in Den
yer most of the time since then on
business connected with base hospital
work. He will return to the Univers-
ity of Kansas in the course of n few
days and will continue his studies
until called into the military service.
He expects to be ordered to France
before the summer is over.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
spRAeuEAlzARO MuPTlAls

Mrr. Maudc Z. Hazard and Alba r.
sprague were the principals in quiet
but pretty home Wedding that was
celebrated at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrn. c. c. Smith, 1923 Park avenue,
Lincoln Park. at . O'Clock Thursday
evening in the presence OF half a score
OF guests. The marriage service was
performed by Justice John X. Ken
nedy. after which a wedding supper
was served.
Among the guests, in addition to
the host and hostess. were Nj. and
Mrs. Emil Toblcr. pioneers OF the
San Luis valley. but for the last eight
or ten years residents of this com
munity. and their daughters. Mrs
Finis Edwards and Mrs. Sophia Jones
Others present were Clara. Harold and
Eivin Edwards. grandchildren OF Mr.
and Mrs. Tobler.
Mr.. and Mrs. sprague left this
morning py automobile for Colorado
Springs. from which place they will
70 east on wedding trip. Following
visit with Mrs, Sprague's mother in
New York City they will proceed 10
Presque Island. Ne. MT. Spraguc's
birth place. where they will be the
guests of relatives for some time. At
the conclusion OF their stay in New
England they will return to this state
and make their home in Colorado
Springs. Their address in the latter
city win be 2o2 South wasatch street.