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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-02-08

The whole universe is nothing but a
trace Of the divine goodness.-Dante.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1917-02-08

DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription makes
weak women, strong, sick women well, no
alcohol. Sold in tablets or liquid.-Adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-15
W0MiH'S ciUb hot HOLDS GGS
FIRST MEETING TUESDAY

The womsn's Club held its regular
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Mayhem on Main
street. with the president. Mrs. Ho.
man. presiding.
An invitation from the Friends in
Council to attend their Pioneer day
on Friday. Nov is, was read and ac-
cepted. II was decided 10 change the
day for the Red Cross work from
Tuesdays to Wednesdays. so all mem.
bers please take notice. The treas
urers report showed the pledge to
Red Cross OF $50 paid in full. II was
votd to gve $40 10 the Y. NJ. G. A. fund
now being raised.
Mrs. Burgess then took charge of
the program as II was day on Home
Economics. A very interesting paper
was read by Mrs. Clatzel on this sub.
3eet. Miss I.inkins then made a very
helpful talk and read some govern
ment reports on food conseryatioU
which received close attention. The
idea carried not so much the idea of
economy az of substitution of foods as
10 conserve the few kinds which are
30 important to conserve at this time.
Mrs. Henderson read an humorous
article nthe saving of face powder
and chamois 10 help along with con-
seryation work. In place Of song
Mrs. Mayhew read poem III all the
World and it's Gold We're Nine Lit
tie Mas Herman then recited a Gun.
ming piece about mother joining the
conservation league. The members re-
sponded TO roll call with experiences
ON home economies as they have been
practIcing them. There was good at
tendance and aIl voted II very in
terestinl and helpful meeting.
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Soldier Says
Y. M, C. A. Is
Greut Thing

!. Mrs. Charles e. Waldo has an in
teresting letter from Lient. Charles f
Lockwood at Ft. Riley. Kansas. Lieut.
Lockwood comes from Oalthe. Colo.
and Is friend of the waldo's thru
IOddfellow circles.
says:
"Tf this letter is somewhat iumbIed
up please remember I'm in the Y. NJ.
c. A. shack where there are a thou
sand men talking. the piano playing
and so crowded that we have no room
to write or hardly to move. The Y.
NJ. c. A. is a grand thing for the boys
and gives plenty OF good clean enter
tainment which if they did not get
here they might get in other places not
so good"
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ROCKVALE NEWS
.Wy Ros Evslay,

There we're 100 present at the NJ. Z
SUNDAY school last sabbath, Nov
1lth.
Mrs John Frew visited in Florence
Monday.
Mrs 5. W. Penny was over from
Coal Greek visiting with Mrs. John
Graham Monday
Mrs. Elmer Newcomb was a Canon
City visitor Monday.
A new porch has been put in front
Of Donaldson's pool hall
Mrs. Lewis Becker and son were
over from Coal Creek Monday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Becker.
Mrs. George Newcomb was in Can
on City Monday
J. H. Putney, Of Canon City. circula-
ton manager of the Canon City Rec.
ord. was over from Canon City Mon
day.
Mrs Arthur f. Goodhead spent
Monday in Canon City.
Mrs. John Husband visited at the
county seat Monday.
Otto Limerick has purchased the
Ford car which Vincent Migliazzio
owned.
The Red Cross society now occupit $
the John Savant building next to the
Agard blacksmith shop.
A. p. Easton who was taken serious
" i'll. is now improving rapidly.
The frame work for the Y. NJ. C. A.
building is being put up rapidly and
soon will be ready for the cement
blocks.
]. T. Donaldson and family have
moved from Church hill 10 the Byran
Richard residence on Railroad street.
Mrs. Dave Arthur was in Canon
City Wednesday
Mrs. Mary Kritzer of Colorado
SPRING. Is here visiting her brother,
David Arthur and family.
The Red Cross mee..ns rnesday
evening was held with great success.
consisting of a fine program. a. H. Nc
Lain delivered the principal address
on war conditions. Lunch was served.
followed by a Sc dance.
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barber shop to secure assistance in
the removal Of an oyerripc crop OF
whiskers, The barber served us well
and faithfully and when we offered
him the usual recompense for his ton
soIial artistry. he smiIingly shook his
head. He was doing his bit: the shave
was his contribution to the cause.
COther BARRIERS please copyD
OF course what made Camp Kearny
attractive to me was the old friends
met there. After much rushing 10 and
from I found 1t. Hellman in the Ma
chine Gun Company Of the 15Sth in
fantry. He was looking fat and sassy
and was just reading a letter from n
young lady in Canon City as J entered
his tent. I don't believe (; will injure
his cause u say the letter was put
aside while we shook hands and ar
ranged for dinner at San Diego that
evening. Captain Harris greeted me
with his usual smile. He is n pres
ent connected to Colonel Hamrock's
regiment, the iostn- Mrs- HATTIE IL
living at San Diego.
Old Company c IL pretty badly scat
tered u WAS jus; by chance that saw
1t Hans Stockder esssing around che
corner OF tent. had hoped TO see
Sergeant Edwin Sharmau, but was
informed that hss~ad been transferred
TO the Trench Mortar Battery and IL
was impossible to locate him before
our car left cnmp. 1t. Dert Thomas al
20 elnded my search. but acauaint.
snces reported him In splendid health
and making good al the job.
Needless to say. enjoyed every
moment of my brief stay in Csiifor-
MIA The avenues OF palms: the flow
er gardens: the big ocean: the end
less. rntless roads: the square ,eie-
graph poles; the old missions; the
orange groves: the good manners of
the natives: the reasonable hotel
rstes-sll interested me nightly. The
triy would have been complete could
have spent few hours In Canon
City. But the government routing took
me over. iand-grant roads on my re-
turn and made s,op-over impossible.
Cordially.
c. L. l..
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Good Money
is Made At The
! Round Crest

Many OF the workers at the Round
Crest Canning company receive good
sized checks each week. The women.
some OF them. make as much as highly
trained stenographers and cxper-
fenced clerks. Last week, as an ex-
ample, some of the checks the women
received ran as follows: 1852, s14.45.
s12.7O. $3.50. 1890. s11.s5. s11.s5.
s1i 80. $3.50 and $11.40 The checks
OF the men ran along the following
average: s22.45, $Is.1S. $3.50. s1731.
Very few of the women make less
than $1,000 and the most of them
make well above that figure. The men
have an opportunity of making extra
ordinarily good money.
At the present time the Round Crest
is seeking more help so that il can
put on another shift of 125 women and
25 men. 1t wants everyone available
TO register their name and address be,
fore next Monday because they want
to start the new shift by that time if
possible
II the company cannot put on this
additional shift 1t will mean that thou
sands of pounds of apples will abso-
iutely 20 10 waste and 1t will make it
impossible for the company to fill
more than 60 per cent of its orders.
The situation is extremely serious
and those who can would not only be
helping themselves but would be aid
ing materially in saving a food pro-
duct. The company's phone number
is Canon l13. Everyone possible is
urged 10 register.
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A Patriotic
Meeting At
g ROckU0Le

u r. Gibson A. II. McIa'n and c
W. Van Pat,en of this city attended
big patriotic gathering al the town
hall in Rockvaie Tuesday night st
which various matters growing out of
tie war were discussed. The meeting
was ca led II che interest of the Red
Cross and "Rcd Triangle" or the Y,
NJ. G. A. and the enterprises of both
organisations In minstering to the
troops on the battlefield and In the
military ira ming camps were consld
cred,
Tom Eas,on. chairman of the coal
camps conmitte for the Y. NJ. c. A.
War Work campaign, presided. Fol
lowing an entertainment program of a
musical and literary character. an aa-
dress was delivered by Mr.. Mci.a.'
on tho bcnefcient work OF the Y. NJ.
c. a. among tn. soldiers in the
trenches Of Europe and in the military
concentration camps In this country
Mr.. McLain's speech was OF rousinr
character and created great deal OF
enthusiasm among those who heard
him Mr.. Gibson spoke briefly alonr
gimilar lines in elaboration of wha,
Mr.. McLain had said. AFR. Gibson. who
Is chairman OF the district organza
ton of the Y. NJ. c. A. War fund cam
pafgn. outlined n system OF campaign
work for the assistance of those Il,
charge Of the undertaking in the Goa
campe OF Fremont county. II war .
great meeting and did n lot Of goo,
in deepening and intensifylng the pm
triotism OF all present.
Sandwiches and coffee were rcrves
by committee OF ladies for III. benz
fit OF tho Rd Cross.
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Prof. Lauterbdch Writes of interest
ing Trip To and Back From Calf

- Camp Funston, kans.. Nov. 10. 1871.
Mr. Guy U. Hardy.
Canon City. Colorado.
Ny dear Mr.. Hardy:
greatly appreciate your thotful-
ness in Offering TO forward the Record
TO my new address. but the rumor that
] have been transferred to California
is Incorrect. am still stationed at
Camp Funston. Just today the order
OF my appointment as Assistant Ex-
}ecutive Officer to the Camp Quarter
master was published. So | shall prob.
ably remain "at the 'front.' right here
in Kansas for some time 10 come
No doubt the rumor that ! had been
transferred originated In the fact That
] recently assisted In the transporta-
ton OF troops to Camp Kearny and
passed thru Canon City about three
O'Clock on the morning of October 20.
when I had the pleasure OF shaking
Hands with Mr.. Moran and two or
three other daring souls who were out
at that ghos,ly hour
ne tftp 10 lamp 8s@FHy W1s an
interesting one. I. is much 10 the cred
J Il Of Colorado that the journey thru
the state was an ovation from the
eastern boundary TO the western.
have never seen displayed such a
spiri, OF cordiaiity and patriotism ~
the people OF Colorado expressed as
the troop train passed At every sta
ton there were crowds TO greet US.
They greeted us not only With smiiss
and cheers and fond fareweiis. bu,
with bushels upon bushels OF apples
and great large boxes packed with
sandwiches. fried chicken. pie. cake
and airsos, everything else that was
good to eat The day ~e pilgrimed
thru the good old state OF Colorado we
did not Issue the travel ration Hard
tack and eorned beef were poor com
petition for drum sticks and angel
food. Colorado Springs showed her
good will by putting aboard our train
nye hundred packages of smokes
and Ave hundred packages OF chewing
gum. one package for every man. But
n remained for the little town oI
Hugo TO do the ultimate While the
train wac watering at this station. an.
o.her officer and myself entered q
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Canon City. Colo. Nov. II. 1917.
The following is a list OF bills paid by
CITY: Colo. a, its meeting November
SALARY rsnamp-, "a ~ cSogsr SIS, 90;
$500. =. :. Craig $500. Gran, pick
IuESs9n Ts2ner sisHs sisoS g. sesman RssSss 1855
Aasnstus Pease $4,000. c. NJ. Benton
Street. Alley and Bridge rund-Tom
S. Sa%Sssn ssa;ics, .ss Tsm ~ Ls%esr;
sss MSs 'san se5ss'f Sd hys s''s So e.
simpson 81 so. Fremont County Sstl
HarSe sisSss sib 90, 5. q. Taylor b.
S r. CO, $40: so; /. R,s1rsn 80; 30;
qnscF "'G'F uswssy ssss iSis fsEss siEss
Le' GO ,ss;,s Sesk HrIon An,o ca; SC cr 90.
Park Fund--Herve Bisbee sss.sS.
raisee ,Iyesy ,ssSy s si:So vi iis. b. ~, Ardssson
Gee. raases, So %. Frsmon. Ss County cSiSs,
Sal Ss'i hsSk & s7S soJ sS u KHssS:Ss s;is,T;ssI
ciaaas Sn hs,ehison 81 90, YORK Auto CO CO. !.
roiiee Fund. r. skinner 800 90.
Jerry Moran $50 90. Electrical supply
Harding Hdw., CO. 81 50, j NJ. Ander-
Lighting Fpnd-Ark. V. Ry.. L. &
y. Co. SSs:. so.
Public Library Fend-Mrs. Julia
Mach Tss,,S TrsssSseri ssssh ',.o e %sss g. $500.
Misceilaneous FUND.-. n. Govern
Moen,ein states T. 4 T Go, 81 rs, G..
\. t.fnkins. Co. Clerk. IS. ts. paiiy Rec
ss,le
Sidewalk, aud q. II. No. t.--city
Treasurer Si1S.s5.
Mater Fund--joha chc,eiat siss so,
zee wynkcep sss:e Y. rer,eous
sps 90. cleo Comhs Stos. 90. y. Seaman
az 90. Theo. shoemaker 81 90, Park
lihsSSn g., % a. A, Z pns,ssrs; n., w, ud so
Co. -, 50: Rambler Print ssheg 81 50,
arie n. Il. $, Co. sss n. ludlow valye
20. sis 10. Mountain $. Z. T. CO ,
rsn.so So !s"s ,ss y Ii n,sss s@'is Sr ss ca M
y. ssthman ssa 90; Thomas l,dw
m sic, CITY Tr.s.urer tlsea. .Ts.
JONATHAN SE>N.S
city Clerk.
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FOR SALE-First-ciass Richmond Pi-
ano cheap 9is Main street. 2s7ps
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-11-15
THE DISTRICT FUEL
administrators NAMED

William J. Galligan. State Fuel Ad.
ministrator. has named the admins
traitors 70 rthis district. They are:
Henry Hutton. chairman; gorge W.
Bethel and d. w. Ross.
These men have not ms yet been m
formed Of their specific duties nor OF
what territor ytheir district win com.
prise. They expect this detailed infor
nation In day or two.
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from town and will spend the winter
months at the home OF Mrs. DR..
Youngman and daughter on Grand ay-
euue.
Mrs, A. l. Sprinkle is expecting a
visit from her sister Mrs. AIDA Blim-
ka. OF Winterset. Iowa. who will come
out TO spend the Christmas holidays
and probably for a longer stay. Mrs.
Bliu,ka has been following the occu-
patton of professional nurse for some
years. 2
W. II. Jones OF Elm avenue is re.
ported to be convslescent from his re-
cent illness and able 10 be about
some.
Lee Bailey who has been suffering
from the effect of broken ankle
shlle on his Job at Butte. Montana.
writes TO folks al home that he is able
, to be out of the hospital. and is get
ting along as well as the nature of
the accident viii admit.
Miss Margaret Stiers who has been
visiting among relatives and friends
over the Park and in town for some
weeks left recently for her home at
Haydonviiie. Ohio.
Miss Mirfie Irwin has returned 10
her home on Elm avenue. having been
Obliged TO give up her work of school
teaching in the Wet Mountain valley
on account OF illness
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Stiers have rc
ceived word from their son Or. John
Stiers that he Ia among the contin'
rency of soldier boys who have been
transferred from the camp at Frt- Riley
10 Camp Logan near Houston. Texas,
weber they ere awaiting further or.
ders.
Mrs. c. A. I.inkins was hostess on
Thursday afternoon to the Lincoln
Park Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. f
church at her home on Park avenue
The members are planning and ex
ecuiing work for the annual bazaar
which will be held early in December
On this occasion special attention was
given to the fact that Mrs. Parsons
Will soon leave the Park and in kindly
remembrance Of her pleasant associa
tion with the society the past year she
was presented with a beautiful pic
ture of the Skyline drive. hopine
thereby that she would keep in mind
the pleasures of her stay here. Mr.
and Mrs. Parsons and daughter are
leaving for Albuquerque. n. NJ. hop
ing for further health benefit for the
( former.
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LINCOLN PARK
news NOTES

Mrs. Winfield Ripley and children
went TO Denver last week for a visit
with relatives
Mr.. George Demeree drove down
from Cripple Greek Friday for a load
of apples. putting up at the I. +. Davis
home on Sherman avenue.
Mrs. Richter. residing on the cor
ner OF Sherman and Logan. has re-
ceived a shipment of four COWS and
four calves from sister az Minturn.
Colo. and is prepared to so into the
dairy business.
Miss Helen King Is spending a few
days in Denver visiting among rela-
tives.
Jasper Ripley and family motored
over from Pueblo recently for days
visi, a, the parental Ripley home on
Birch street.
Ellis Twinam and Harold Hayes
have been busily engaged helping
Guy Caldwell haul the potato crop
mountain.
The Ladies' Association Of Lincoln
Park meets this week. Thursday af-
ternoon. with Mrs. c. NJ. Bailey on
Park avenue.
+ Mrs. T. +. Bailey left Saturday for
the mining district at Independence
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur No
land and to see the flne. new grand
daughter. Mrs. Bailey expects to be
gone about two weeks.
Guy T Geehardt writes the folks
from Kansas that he In in the big
drive for the Y. NJ. C. A. War fund
northern counties of the state during
the campaign. He says that Kansas is
expecting to raise between five and
six hundred thousand dollars for the
work
Mr.. Harry Hunter and family have
moved to town from their home on
I Park avenue and Dewey street. They
have taken over the Grande hotel on
Ninth street where they are expect.
I ing TO carry on a successful business.
They will probably rent out the ranch.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Laird of Logan
street. enjoyed an over-Suuday visit
from their son Charles VINO is cashier
and bookkecper for tho c. r. & l. store
at Rouse. The company has recently
transferred him from Segundo to
Rouse. where they have larger store
and more extensive mining interests.
! Mrs. A. n. Orendorf is recovering
nicely from the effects of d broken
wrist which was caused recently from
an unfortunate fail from the buggy.
A Harvest Festival will be given at
the Lincoln Park school house on Fri
day evening. November le. under the
auspices of the Parent Teachers asso-
citation. The teachers and pupils OF
the school have been preparing an in.
teresting program for the occasion.
! MFR. and Mrs. l.. II. Hall motored
down from Villa Grove last week for
a visit with Mrs. Halls mother. Mrs.
John Shaw. Sr.. and among other rel.
atives. Mrs. Shaw returned with the
party later to their home at villa
Grove.
Mrs. White. widow Of the late Dr.
White Of Cottonwood Creek. in com,
pany with her son. Vernon. and wife
and two children. Of Oklahoma. and
daughter. Miss Lulu White. Of Butte,
Montnpn. were guests sunday at the
home Of pr. and Mrs. Caldwell on Pine
street
Mrs. Helen Hawkins has moved on,
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Want ADS
Sc a Line

FOR SALEGood span OF mares. seven
and eight years old. Phone Canon
107J2 26spS
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Record wan, A,,s tor r..u,u.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-02
LOST

L0ST-PE1RL BowKN0T BREAsTPTN: Ola
mond center surrounded BY sapphires Reward
to person returning to 81 The ST. REGIS.
LOST-S6O REWARD. PAIR DARK MOTOR
glasses Return to zA st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-02
Pacifsts and 'Possums
Alike, Says Johnston

Pacifsts are like 'possoms, ac-
cording to John A. Johnston, for
mer District Commissioner, who,
in a telegram to The Herald from
New York last night, compared
the proposed pacifist demonstra-
ton at the Capital today to
"'possom parade" The telegram
follows:
THE Washington Herald:
"'Possum patriots, taking cour-
age from hoped-for numbers, are
to try themselves tomorrow on
Congress and the President.
The Century Dictionary de-
scribes the 'possum as having a
conical head, large, leafy ears.
hangs by its tail, has nocturnal
habits, eats carrion, and feigns the
same when danger threatens, SUBJ
mitting to the most brutal treat
ment without show of animation.
Please be kind to such 'possums
as appear in daylight Monday, be-
cause by Monday a week later
they will have had their day in
court. and q long-suffering and pa
tient President and Congress will
have defined their legal status, and
the relative efficiency Of their
tails.
Meanwhile. why not have the
jack rabbit and the bulldog lay
aside their ancient District feud.
JOHN A. JOHNSTON.
Late Commissioner OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia"
The Washington herald., 1917-04-02
LEGAL NOTICE.
CONRAD II. sYME and JAMES
FRANCIS SMITH, Attorneys.

IN RE: THE ooNDEAfNATToN or LOTS 100.
100 and the south half Of lot lG. the south half
Of lot Is lcs III ID the north eight and onethird
feet Of lot IO4 and the north eight and oDe-third
feet q lot II. in SQUARE zs. in the Distncs o'
GSsSsss-:s11n .,eat cssSes sasS.5i9S "a -
caure and on motion Of cnunsel for ths sEid Com
missioner 1t b. hy the Court. ths nt day ot
March, A. D. lq1i ORDERED. That the Clsrt q
the Oour+ issae q citation 70 Juhu Her1o1x
residing AZ etG Eighteenth street northwest. Wash-
inCton- D. C.. to appear In this oouTt % ths
18th DAY OF APRIL, A. d. 1871. at 10 o'olo3
a. N. to answer the said p-titou and 70 shos
cau,e why the prayers thereof should DOt Be Eanted
and why the land, more particularly described IN
the petition filed berein should not Be cundenneo
for additional ground adjoining the GarTison Schoo
1t is further ORDERED That q COY Of satd
citation be s.ryed by the Cnitsd stAtss MArshAi
for the District Of Columbia upon such owners OF
the land sought TO be Condemned hsrein, and such
persons interested therein, - may Be found b. The
said nArshal OF his deput4cs, within the Dlstnca
Of Columbia; and it is further ORDERED, That
all persons having any interest In these prcceedin0
he and they are hereby warned and reauired 70
appear in this Court before the sid 18th day
Of Anil A. p. 1871 to answer the ND pet1t1on
ard 70 continue in attendance until the Court shAl
have made its final order. ntifying and counrmins
the award and report OF the Commissioner To Be-
appointed hy the Court 20 GprrStse the value OF
the respective interests OF al persOns oOnosned in
the snd and premises mentioued and described IN
the Aforesaid petition; and it Is further ORDERED.
That q Cory Of this order be published oooe in the
Washington Law Reporter and twice week for two
slcs,rssive weeks in the Washington Evening Star.
the Washington Tfmes and The Washington Herald.
the aid 10th day of AT-il. A. ID. 1911. By the
Court: WALTER L MCCOY, Justice A uus
copy-Test: CSealD ]. r. YOUNG Clerk By r. Z.
CUNNINGHAM, Assistant Cle-t.