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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
NEBRASKA DOWNS
NOTRE DAME 70
Gold and Blue Holds Powerful
CornhuSkerS to One
Touchdown.
Associated Press Service:


LINCOLN, Neb, Oct. 20.-The
University of Nebraska football
team today defeated Notre Dame
seven TO nothing. in. a hard fought
game the decision being in doubt
until the final whistle had blown.
The only touchdown of the game
was made by OtOupalik in the sec
ond quarter after a series of line
plunges and a forward pass had
brought the ball to Notre Danes
three yard line. Shaw kicked goal.
Nebraska's formation did not in
clude a quarterback, two men play
ing fullback instead.
The lineup:
Notre Dame COZ Nebraska "a
Hayes ............ RhoadeS
Left end.
Andrews ............... Duteau
Left tackle.
ZOia ....... ............. Kositzky
Left guard.
Rydzewski ................. Day
Center.
Madlgan .............. wider
Right guard.
Philbin ......... (Capt) Shaw
Right tackle.
KING ............... .-....'. Rlddell
Right end.
Phelan (Capt) 800. Schellenberger
Quarterback-Left halfback.
Glppe ........ ............. COOK
Left halfback- Right halfback.
Bahan ........... ........- DODSOn
Right halfback-Left fullback.
Miller Otoupalik
Fullback- Right end.
Score by periods:
Nebraska .....O o.
Notre Dame ....0 0 0 90
Referee-Maskers Northwestern.
Umpire-Grifith. Drake. Field
judge-Anderson Missouri. Head
inesman-Wyatt. Kansas City A G.
Time Of periods. Is minutes each.
Nebraska scoring: Touchdown
Otoupalik; goal from touchdown,
Shaw. Substitutes: Nebraska-Hub-
ka for RiddeIl: Mum for Duteau.
Notre Dame-Stanley for Zoia; ZOia
for Stanley; Smith for Glpps; Pier
son for Bahan.
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RIP CORNELL TO PIECES.

Associated Press Service:
ITHACA. y. Y. Oct. 20.-With
Colgate's backs ripping the Cornell
line 10 pieces the Ithaca team went
down 10 a 20 10 defeat on Schoell
Kopf field this afternoon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
RECALL GERMAN ADMIRAL
FROM HIGH COMMAND

inferno flou1I News Service
AMSTERDAM oct 20-A Berlin
telegram says tina, Admiral Souch-
on. -ia-chief of the
Mediterranean division Of the Ger
man fleet. who for nearly four years
has commanded the German and.
during the war. also the Turkish
naval forces iu the Mediterranean.
has been recalled. He viii be given
another appointment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
IOWA STATE MS.

Associated Press Service:
AMES, Ia. oct 2O.-The Univer-
sity OF Missouri could do nothing
with the Ames line today and Iowa
state college swamped the visitors.
Is 10 o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
VANDERBILT WINS so
Press Service A:

LEXINGTON, Ky. oct. 20
Vanderbilt defeated the University
OF kentucky football eleven here to-
day in a close and exciting game by
the score OF 10 0. Vanderbilt made
its first score in the third quarter
and kicked a field goal in the last
period OF the game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21
LICENSED TO WED.

Word has been received here that
William L. Ross. jr., OF this city was
licensed Saturday 10 we'd Miss Mary
Bowman OF Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-21

Substitutions: South Bend-Line-
hardt for smith. Observation-Disclosures
or for MCGOWAN; Munce for Mivey;
Miller for Beehler; Beehler for
Crum Crum for Munce.
Touch downs-Sabo 3, Mohn 2.
Olson >. Goals from touchdowns-
Olson >, Findlay ..
Referee-Van Ripper, Wisconsin.
Time Of quarters, 8 minutes.
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MISS HARRIS NJ
SETS NEW MARK
PAGES Mile in 200 Flat in
Match Race With Hal
Boy.
.tssocIated Press ServLce :

Associated Press Service:
ATLANTA, Ca, oct. 20.-Miss
Harris NJ. one of the star perform
ers at Lakewood throughout the
race meeting which closed today
wound up the grand circuit season
by SCATTERING the worlds record
for a pacing mare by circling the
mile oval in 900 flat in match
race with Hal Boy She won the
match. which was for two IN three.
in straight heats Her time in the
Miss Harris Ms record which she
also made at Lakewood earlier in
the week, was 900 -.
The 2;11 class pace for a purse
of $500 was given by the judges
TO Little Batice
Jeanette Speed took first money
in the 2:1l class trot, three in five.
The 2:O7 trot, 3 in 5. for a purse
of $500, was won by BTescia.
The fourth race was a 2:15 trot,
three in five. also for $500
stake. Because of the lateness of
the hour only three heats were
trotted and the judges declared Al
lerton Heir, winner OF first money
BY agreement of drivers. with the
consent OF the judges, the awards
in the unfinished 2:OS trot, left
over from Thursday, were made &C
3 cording 70 the standing at the
finish of the fifth heat
Bacilla was declared winner.
The summaries:
2.11 class trot. 3 i'm . purse $1,000:
Jeanette Speed blk m. by
Peter the Great Con-,
Miss ReNetta lRhOdesl ....
Meud0Sa 4 (Curtisl .......
WinuatOna CAiurDhyl .....
Gentry e. lEdmanl ........ >
Time OS4, 2N9i4 2:1O. 2IOA
2:11 class pacing in >. purse $500:
Little Batice. e
by Red Elm
: / COY z \ , /. . .
C,Ionahani -. 6 4 1 ; {
Rrxter Lou wal
entlnel -. . 6 6 4
rs ssi1 Nash >.'.i... 'Rus- ; . 3 ? o..
John r. Braden
tThomaSl ..-. 6 o.. 81.
Time :Ofia 2:OJh. 2:Ojh, .G7%
2.O9H. 2,O7a,.
- .O7 trot. 3 in ,. purse $1,000:
BreScia. p m. by Bling
ara lRodueyl ....... 2
Ross r Wright ...... .
Peter Chenault (Mur-
Grand chimes tEd-
mOnds) .....-.-..-...
Peter Dallas Holder
ri man . .osl. 2:o74. OK III .Oea
SOC
''2l5 trot. 5 in 3. 3 heats. purse ST.
500.
Allertou Heir. br h. by Allerton
lHolderman) ................
Sir Tatten tStileSl ............
Frisco Worthy cox ...... >
Measles Murphy ............
Allie ANworthv lRObertsl ..... 3
Duty Bound tNOleni .......j > DIR
Time :122.. 2;1oa,. 212Ls
Special match pacing. In 2:
Miss Harris VI. D m. by Peter the
Great tNcD0naldl ............
Hal Boy lAfcNfahonl ............
Time 90 2;O3H,
~Peter Dallas was drawn az the end
% the second heat.
''Winners declared ny the judges as
81 a. a Ia
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~Peter Dallas was drawn az the end
% the second heat
''Winners declared ny the judges as
the race stood after third heat
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Touchdowns for Kalamazoo. OIL
SON. @. Nliliar .; Berman. Dunlap.
Houston. S. Goals from touchdowns
Dunlap. z. olson. g. Millar. b;
herman .. Referee Moore. Prime
tom. Umpire ackey Michigan.
Head luesmau -Bernshaw. Ohio.
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nine .l-@s, = IL q, = Il p.
Special match pacing. , In 2:
/ Miss Harris VI. D m. by Peter the
Great tNcDonaldl .............
l Hal Boy lMcNahonl .-............ .
Time 10 -OgIs
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WATERMAN MAKES
LOYALTY APPEAL
DENVER STATESMAN WILL Be
CANDIDATE FOR THE UNITED
STATES SENATE

Ny
In Announcing bis candidacy Mr..
Waterman in substance. among othe-
things, said:
| have at ali times been consist
ent Republican, and affirm. and sha'.
abide by the Republican platform
adopted by the National Convention
nj Chicago IN 1916. and also the plat
form adopted By the Republican State
Convention at Pueblo In the sams
year.
Since the president Of the United
States severed diplomatic relations
with Germany Inst February l have
been an ardent supporter OF his poll
cies relating To ths prosecution OF tho
war. and shall remain such SO long
AZ he maintains such policies.
stand for the prosecution OF the
war to such q conclusion as win I'm.
press upon all the peoples OF the
world that there 10 no longer room up
on this earth for an autocrat seeking
to wreck the peace OF the world. Nc
peace should be considered which
does not insure the integrity of nj
nations, both great and small.
This war is neither political nor =
debatabie question. II was thrus,
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MUCH HUNTING
AND TRAPPING
IN THE COUNTRY

This year has been an unusual IN
crease In the amount Of hunting and
trapping that is being done in Fre-
mont county. Between 200 and 1900
hunting licenses have been issued by
the county clerk.
The hardware stores OF Canon City,
especially The Harding Hardware
company and Ellis and Hood report
an unprecedented sale of steci traps
The Harding nrm has sold over $50
traps and Ellis q Hood about the
same number. showing that trapping
is receiving great deal OF attention
thruout the county. Nearly every day
buys bunch Of traps.
The good money that can be made
by the saie Of the skins Of the various
animals killed is the Incentive which
has caused tho Increased interest in
and trapping. skins now sell
for four and eve times as much as
they have In years past.
Among the animals sought are
coyotes. Bob cats. mountain lions.
foxes. skunks and muskrats. Nearly
all Of these are quite plentiful this
year and the trAppers especially are
being veu rewarded for thetr Efforts.
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Some Facts About
War Insurance

Any man or woman of any age in
the active military or naval service
OF the United States can obtain Gov
ernment insurance. II has been ruled
that members of Officers Training
Campo are under the act and can OBJ
tain insurance. Tho cost for each
thousand coiiars OF insurance is from
sixty-five cents month to persons at
the age OF twenty-one to one dollar
and twenty cents month to those Of
the nse of fifty-one.
The beneficiaries are limited 20
wife. husband. child, grandchiid broth
er or sister. stepbrotner or stepsistef.
adopted brother or adopted sister of
the insured, as well as parent, grand
parent or stepparent either Of the In
sured or OF his or her consort
The insurance In not compulsory.
but the cost IA low and the protection
great. and not only are all persons eli.
gible AFFORDED every opportunity to OBJ
tain this insurance without trouble
or extra expense but they are special
y urged to do SO.
Gen. Pershing and thousands Of
other officers and tens of thousands
Of soldiers have already taken out in.
surance. Up to date policies OF insur-
s1.osc .s3s. 600.
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Need of Economy
and Saving

When we put million and a half
soldiers in the heid. we withdraw
those men from productive enterpris-
es They do not while they are act
ually in training or In service produce
anything. They do. on the other hand.
consume mnch There is nothing more
expensive on earth than to support
and maintain great army In the
field. especially II II IL on the fighting
,'no. The attrition of supplies and
we. yihinR else Is tremendously great
when ve have q fighting army In the
field.
America is the one great remaining
storehouse In the world Of supplies
and credit. We must maintain and
make effective as possible our own SOL
diers and the soldiers OF thoee nations
who are FIGHTING for rs, We must
therefore draw ns little az possibie up
on our common store Of supplies and
money. The more ws lessen our do
mestic demand. tho more we can con-
tribute to the support and effective
ness OF our allied armies.
Economy is now a national duty.
such duty upon those Americans
who are bravely Offering their lives
for the honor Of America and the pres
srvation OF liberty and justice.
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Waldo Encampment No. 10:
Eli Elrod. chief patriarch: lcilins
Mann. senAor warden Albert Jones.
JUNIOR warden: John Wachob, high
priest; E. W. Thomaa- scribe: J. H.
Horney. treasurer; A. s. Lonnacker.
trustee for three years. The installa-
tion win take place the second Satur-
day evening In January.
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The present Dcmocratic Congress- has
done that very unpatriotic thing r
Far-seeinE and progressive states
manship must henceforth fashion the
aims and purposes Of. our government;
ststesmanship able and feartessiy
ready TO visualize the economic. In
dustrial and social conditions which
will follow the close OF the war, ami
methods OF readjustment to meet
quickly the new conditions at that
time must be provided to absorb the
shock Incident to . complete change
OF purpose and direction Of industrial,
productive and war-released energy.
Law and order must be maintained
everywhere. because ixwlessuese. In
times Ike these. cannot be psrmittsd
nr Inon%nl 10 distract the energies
f;ss govern n from lts well-direct-
,cu'e q peace firmly
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cl...laed &c. e,vays p.y.
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after It's erection TIL the close of tho
holiday season. win be furnished ~
Warden lyman and viii be brot from
the mountains BY prisoners from tho
penitentiary.
Ordinance No. 2. series OF 1917. per-
taining to the assignmenf OF certain
tax sale certificates belonging to tho
city to Mrs. y. d. Dickinson. was
adopted by the council on second
reading and ordered pubi!shed as re-
auired by Lag.
After the consideration OF some
other matters Of minor Importance.
relating chiefly TO some rcpAirs to b
made to the sidewalks. all OF which
wcre referred to the street. alley and
bridge committee with power to act.
the council adjourned tn the nrst
Monday In January.
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aseaea waas a. alvs,s -. !.
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The Eastern Star
Installs Officers

Tho regular meeting Of Canon City
Chapter No. Il. Order Of the Eastern
star, was held at the Masonic temple
iset Monday evening for the tnstaIla-
ton Of officers. The business of the
session was proceeded by chicken
dinner, hold at $50 O'Clock. with
pumpkin pie and other goodies az
features. of the menu. Covers were
laid for seyenty-five psopie.
Latar in the evening the chapter
was assembled Tor the transaction Of
business with Mrs. Add5e Combs pre-
siding. Following the preliminary
and routine program Mrs. F. r..
Hunter On behalf sd the members pne-
scented do retiring matro1 with tse
paet -madren's Jewel and the retiring
patron with a token of appreciation
for faithful services during the past
year.
George 8. Lilley. patron OF the East
ern Star. chapaer at Monte Vista. WAS
IN attendance and made an interest
ing ard appreciated talk on the good
of the order. The next regular meet
ing win be held Tuesday evening.
January 7th. The ofYicers installed
Monday night were:
Mrs. Sadie Houie. worthy matron:
Mrs. Lettie w. Hunter. associate
worthy matron: Alien Balboa. worthy
patron; Mrs. verna A. Heaton. secre-
fAry: Mrs. Estelia Lonnacker, treas
urer; Mrs. Lucy Singer. chaplain;
Mrs. Nell Sprinkle. Ada: Mrs. Edith
Dickson. conductoress; Mrs. Edith
Bailou. Ruth: Mrs. Virginia Herr
mann. Martha; Mrs. Carrie Conway.
Esther; Miss Minnie sebilius. mar.
shai; Mrs. Carrie Sale. organist; Mrs.
Mary Kellogg. warden: Adam Munroe.
sentinel.
Mrs. Addie Combs officiated as In
stallins officer; Miss Gertrude Kibbe
as marshal and Mrs. Auna Russell az
piAnist.
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CITY TO PURCHASE
THE WHITE WAY"


At the regular meeting OF the city
council Monday uight motion was
unanimously adopted declaring IT TO
be the sense OF it's members that the
city should take over the ownership
OF the white Way" on Main stree,
from the Arkansas Valley Railway.
Light & Power company under the
terms Of the option given Il at the
time of Its installation.
Under the terms OF an agreement
made with the above named corpora.
ton in connection With It's new con-
tract for electric lighting the city was
given the privilege OF acquiring the
white Way" at any time Il desired to
do no at the invoiced cost Of the ma
teriai necessary for its Installation
and the expense OF It's erection. which
was n little iess than four thousand
dollars.
Acting under the provisions OF tho
option a resolution was adopted Mon
day night to purchase the property on
that basis and operte IL az public
utility. Purchase will be made at once
as the Investment win be q good one
and enable the city to materially re-
duce it's monthly lighting bills. BY
taking the White Way" on the terms
suggested the council viii effect a
a . vtc~ - ,.ynrt ., a.,> a e,gn -. = ~vz-sA
or nine hundred dollars . year. A
FUND will be created from the die
counts that will be sufficient TO pay
the purchase price in less than i've
years. by taking money from the
water department to make the invest
ment the waterworks- sinking FUND
will be increased TO approximately
s21 .76o. Tho water department will
hold the white Way contract ~ .
part Of its sinking fund. which will
draw an annual interest Of six per
cent.
Acting on . request from Warden
lyman OF the penitentiary. the city
council passed q resolution empower
Ing Mayor Cooper TO appoint 8 COM
mittee OF three members to decor.
ate the electric lighting posts on Main
street with evergreen wreaths for tho
forthcoming holidays and to grant
permission for the plaeihg Of : nu-
nicipai Christmas tree 1t the later.
section e. Yifth aud lfaih ptrests-
Privilege TO erect The tree at the
place designated Wa granted and A.
dermen G. p. Reeves. LATE Combs and
John Hamilton wsrs appointed to look
utter the deceration Alluded 70. the
Tree. vhsch ws,s rszIain. - psaiushl
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Progress Club Has
Interesting Meeting

The Prosrass club enjoyed one -
Its most in,ercstlns meetings Monday
night as guests OF Mrs. T. M. Harding.
Tho club mot at her home on Green
wood avenue to study old China. pot
terry and silver. Affer short
time devoted to the necessary
business OF the club Miss Lyon con-
Quoted the study introducing the dif.
ferent subjects in most interesting
way.
Mrs. T. N. Harding spoke Of Old
Engiish China. when nrst made and
many Incidents Of historical interests
concerning II.
Among the many pieces Of rare old
China in her posscssion was . Mason
Iron stone pitcher and = plate obtain.
ed in Mexico.
Mrs. Witcher told Of carly pottery.
The wedgswocd with Its different de-
slgns and decorations was spoken Of
and the moro modern Indian pottery
described. Real wedgewood received
into the family over flfsy years ago.
but OF much greater age was display.
I'd.
Mrs BURGESS displayed silver made
about the year 1850. marked With the
crest OF Hamburg. Germany. delight
"a all. as was tho description OF other
rare old silver. sss
Refreshments were served Il ths
c'ose os the program and the eiub
memeers sxtssdsd to Mn. Harding
vote Of thanks for the rare treat she
had given them.
The special eussts Of the evenins
wers Arn. Duryea's ana Mn. Huxley.
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cLAssITED ADs, GIT RESULTS.
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War Sidelights
tBoston News Bureau,

Premier Painleve OF Frence saye !:
Whenever Germany is sincerely
ready to consider peace II will be be-
cause she is beaten. and when she is
beaten the victors will write the terms
in conformity with Justice and the
rights Of humanity. steadfastly refus-
ing to admit any compromise with vio-
lencc. This note of high resolve
struck by President Wilson in all his
recent utterances has been accepted
and adopted by the European allies.
We stand together in complete har-
mony. and we are convinced that
there is no other road TO peace save
by victory"
Baron Tanetaro Meeata. head Of the
japanese financial commission to the
United States. says II is impossible
for japan TO send an army to aid the
allies on the European battle front.
The greet distance and the condition
Of the trans-Siberian railroad stand in
the way Of sending troops to Russia,
for. once sent there. they could not be
supplied. Japan. he adds. would be
foolish TO make . superhuman effort
to send troops. and run chance in the
event Of defeat Of leaving The Orient
Japan u helping In
many wAys. Her navy ii patrolling
the Mediterrasean and Indian Ocean
and japanese ahips do practically All
Of the carrying between Aaia and
Europe.
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oGafse oenAtcr.
upon ~ by The German military des-
potism. We accepted the gage Of bat
Tie BY an aimost unanimous vote of
the Congress and are bound morally
and legally by that vote,
We are In this war to preserve IN.
tact our most sacred Institutions. No
sacrifice II too great In such cause.
We should pledge every American
dollar and the last drop Of American
blood to the winning Of such vic
tory Az will forever blast the power
Of German militArism.
In 1914 voted for prohibition
favor IL for both state and nation and
shall do everything within my power
to see the principle firmly established
by laws both state and national.
] advocate a protective tariff. saf-
ficient 10 protect adequately every
American industry. and particularly
the American waEesaAis. apd, shall do
my uttermosi to secure ample protec-
fion for the mining. agricultural and
manufacturing interests Of this State.
In 1918 q Democratic Congrsss
adopted . tariff scheme which not
only removed tariff protscttoA fron
practically every srticls produced n
this 9tate. and threw millions OF
w0rkmen out Of employment. bat also
forced the levying Of var, taxes. in
times Of profound peace. livery Dem.
ccrAtie Senator and Representative
A. o. Al ~ 49,
less scheme. Thereafter. ths Demo
cratic party. esnfessing Its error. re-
stored the tariff 10 one single industry
and abandoned ali the others to DO
struction. only to be saved BY the ad-
vent Of the war. which created n
worldwide demand for all our pro
ducts and manufactures and destroyed
The entire competitive power Of all
the nations at war.
I shall rssoiuteiy stand for the Inn
partial enforcement OF law, and the
protection Of life and property. every
where. I shall support labor and L.
Dor organizations 20 long ~ their pur-
poses are lawful. J shaii. however. op-
pose every unlawful act, NO matter By
whom committed. and shall oppose yio-
lsnce h every form.
An radically opposed to diserfmin-
at1ng and sectional legisiation, which
fixes . maxisum price for the wheat
of the Northern farmer and leaves tie
Douthsfn planter frss to puah the
price Of cottnn far above the reach Of
the c1tissa Of ordinary means. Thia
has bssn done ~ the Democratic
Congress. Tbs sverass pr1ca Of raw
eottoa for the year 1914 wAs about
Devsa and ons-half cents per pound.
While the markst DFlos rscsatiy sz-
Dssdsd dirty cents per Dosnd.
bslisvs In, and advocate. . cen
lsalisation Of the sntiSs was-dlrsctinE
power Of al the nations 1t vas With
0srmany in eo@pstsat. ssDrvssuta-
i've war body. - eo-ordinats and rem
dsr the entirs resources of sncA ~,
ions efficient and effsoeive 70 the ~
IerDost.
! sIn unastsrahiy sppossd 70 the &C.
ticn ~ the Congress 4 s1empt1is ~
lalasies e ~ nsnAau ham haas4ns
lcy past ~ tie exesss wAR Dsuu1s taz
~ --~N~
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WILL MOTOR HgRE
-ON THURSDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Post and
John Post. Of Poncha Springs. will mo-
tor to Canon City on Thursday Of this
week for the purpose Of bringing back
With them Misses Susie, Florence and
ElsIs Post. who are students Of Mount
~ Scholastica's academy there. The
young ladies will be at home during
the chriatrnas holidays. .--Sslida Mall
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Odd Fellows
Elect Officers

Canon City Lodge No. 7. I. o. o. f.,
has elected the following officers for
the next ensuing year:
d. W. Dunlap. noble grand; Iei,ius
Mann. vice grand; A. L. Earl, record
Ing secretary; Clsude e. Smith. fnan-
ciai secTstary; A S. Lonnacker, troas-
years. The installation will take
place Tuesday evening. January 9Th.
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Harmony Resehas Lodge:

Mrs. Frank Adams. noble grand;
Mrs. Iciiius Marn. vice grand; Miss
Hattie Pennington. recording secre-
tary: Miss Jane Lewis. financial sec
refsry; Mrs. Ethel Monton. treasurer.
The installation win take place the
first Thursday evening in January.