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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25
FOR OUR SOLDIER BOYS.

l desire to give our soldier
boys a Christmas Gift. served
four years in the Austrian army
and was paid the munificcnt sum
of 6 cents day. l know he life !
of a soldier, how dull and unin-
teresting it can be if no one at
home takes an interest. AL
though our government furnishes
all the necessities, the soldiers
must buy their own Injuries. and
they are not always obtainablc
around camp.
have conceived The idea of
making each soldier hoy from
Missouri Valley and vicinity
Christmas present. want to
send him something he needs or
wants, something which will add
to his pleasure or comfort. do
not feel that can do all This
without some assistance from
you, but my idea is This:
will set aside $ per cent on all
sales made i'm my busy establish
ment between now and November
10th. This fund will he kept alb
solutely separate from anything
|else and on November 10th, will
send the boys the gifts decided
upon, under registered mail /
want every mother, father, sister
or sweetheart OF a soldier boy to
come in and give me his exact
address, regiment, company and
location, and tell me what you
think would please the boy most
[ will try to follow out your wish
es in the matter. If you think
your boy wants underwear, that
is what will send, or If you
think tobacco, candy or books
would be more acceptable, that
Twill be the gift. If your boy
smokes, nothing would please
him better than some of his fav-
IOrite tobacco. | know how they
feel, from personal experience.
Many and many time I have sal
and inhaled the smoke from my
cOmrade, when he was fortunate
enough to have money to buy to-
bacco and did not. want your
Incorporation in this matter. 50
bring in the names of the boys
We will start the fund Saturday
October 9th. We must co-oper-
ate to lick the kaiser.
M. FANGER.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25

Men! Men! We have them for
you-0vercoats In the trench
models, and also in the box backs.
Our prices are as low as $3.50
and up to $4,000. Mackinaws,
Sheep lined Coats, Duck Coats
and Trousers. Our suits are
made by the famous firm of Hart
Sohaffner & Marx and the Art
Craft. M. Fanger.
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TO MUSIC LOVERS OF MO.
VALLEY AND VICINITY

A concert will be given shortly
in our city by Miss Alice Verlet,
accompanied by Mr.. Walsh. Miss
Verlet is a member of the Paris
Opera Co. and is a most wonder
full singer. Mr.. Walsh is violin
list of note. Phone or call at
DotY & Peterson's for free ticket.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25

LIST OF note. Phone OF call al
Doty & Peterson's for free ticket.
L. R. Pike was a Logan visitor
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hargens
received an invitation last eve
ming to attend the wedding of
their grandson, Charles Hargens,
on November "a, in Philadelphia.
John Cummings is painting the
George Beagle building on Erie
street..
Ladies', II It's a dress you are
looking for and something that
10 new and up-to-date In style
and workmanship, come to our
store. We have them for you to
TT you and our prices are-for
Saturday we will give a Discount
Of 10 per cent on any dress In
our store. NJ. Fanger.
Miss Inga Gunderson, who was
operated upon yesterday for APP
pendicitis at the Methodist hos
pital in Omaha, rallied nicely and
is getting along as we'll as can be
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Moskovi't,
and daughter Lucille are spendi M
the day in Omaha with frie1 I'd.
and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Frazier from
Logan were in the city tsbda,
shopping and visiting.
| Mrs. Andy Wheeler and d4augh.
ter Gladys were over night guest.
of friends in Council Bluffs. Mis-!
Gladys played the piano last eve
ming with the Kiger fonr-piec,
orchestra for Danish clul
dance. She will spend the re
mainder of the week touring will
this company playing for dances
A Mr.. and Mrs. George Daltol
and Miss Marie Giegnr returne,
home last evening from their ex
cursion trip to Texas. They ar
very enthusiastic over the trip. a
they spent longer time in Hollis
ton, attended the state fair
Dallas which beat the Des Moline
fair, and also spent Sunday
Galveston, besides their sif Il
seeing in McAllen and vicinity.
Il Something now In chIId's "a .
ont white high top shoes. valI {
Shoe Company. o.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25
TO MUSIC LOVERS OF MO.
VALLEY AND VICINITY

A concert will be given shortly
in our city by Miss Alice Verlct,
accompanied by Mr.. Walsh. Miss
Nerlet is member of the Paris
Opera Co. and is most wonder
full singer. Mr.. Walsh is violin.
list of note. Phone or call at
Doty & Peterson's for free ticket.
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w. r. C.

The regular meeting night has
been changed from Friday eve
ming to Friday afternoon at 300
sharp. Please take notice and all
officers and members be present.
There will be initiation and bal
loting on candidates, after which
refreshments will be served.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25
TO MUSIC LOVERS OF MO.
VALLEY AND VICINITY

A concert will be given shortly
in our city by Miss Alice Verlet,
accompanied by Mr.. Walsh. Miss
Verlet is a member of the Paris
Opera Co. and is most wonder
full singer. Mr.. Walsh is violin
list of note. Phone or call at
Doty & Peterson's for free ticket.
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MOBILES LAKE PLACE
FOR SALE, $4,000

If sold in 80 days, l will throw
in the whole outfit crops, rurni-
.ture, team, wagon, machinery,
boats, bathing suits.
HENRY PELLETIER.
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RED CROSS DANCE.

Be sure to attend the big Reid
Cross dance at the McCrickart
hall Saturday night.
a. z. and a. n.
Work in third degree Thursday
November 4. Plan to be there.
Z - : r. q. HYDE, w. M. ~
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Critchfield
from North Platte, Neb., arrived
last evening, called here by the
death of the latter's father, w.
H. Withrow.
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LIBERTY LOAN GROWING.

The Liberty Loan figures for
Missouri Valley and vicinity
show nearly $4,000 at the close
of banking hours tonight. 1t was
hoped to raise 100000 here and
these figures may be reached by
closing time Friday. If you
haven't done your bit, do it now.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25
TO MUSIC LOVERS OF MO.
VALLEY AND VICINITY

A concert will be given shortly
in our city by Miss Alice Verlet,
accompanied by Mr.. Walsh. Miss
Verlet is a member of the Paris
Opera Co. and is a most wonder
full singer. Mr.. Walsh is a violin
list of note. Phone OF call at
Doty & Peterson's for free ticket.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-10-25

light bay mare about
5 years old. Has mark on the
hind foot. Finder leave word
at this office. PO25
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principal place of business is

The bill was signed by Prcsi-
dent Wilson Oct. 3, and is effect
i've as law, November 1 !.
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Y.M.C.A. 0UTlN6 AT
CAMP CATAMOUhT

All boys who are planning to 30
with the Canon City Y. NJ. c. A. con.
tingent TO Camp Catamount should
have their bed roll at the Y. NJ. c. A.
not later than 10 o'clock on Wednes-
day morning of this week A larger
number of Canon City boys are ex-
pected to attend the encampmcnt this
year than usual and Harry H Max.
wen. in whose charge they will be.
has received word from Colorado
Springs that Canon City could have a
few more representatives than its reg.
ular quota Of fourteen this season,
so there will be room for four or Eve
extra boys this time. All fees should
be paid in by Tuesday evening OF this
week, as the money has TO be remit.
ted to Colorado Springs at that time
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LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO
MEMORY OF BUFFALO BILL

Denver. June Last tribute was
paid Sunday by vast assemblage 10
the memory of Col. William F. Cody
tBunslo BID when the body of the
famous scout and plainsman was laid
10 rest in a vault blasted from the
solid rock on top of Lookout mountain.
twenty miles from Denver.
More than 10000 people went from
Denver 10 Lookout mountain by auto
mobile and electric train. For four
hours before the ceremony at the grave
there was a steady procession OF auto
mobiles winding MP the mountain side
toward the summit. far above the pla.
teau on which Denver is situated.
More than 1000 persons. il was esti-
mated. who had gone by trolley to
Golden, at the foot of the mountain.
climbed steep trails or trudged along
the automobile road to Wildcat Point.
where the burial was held.
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WEDNESDAYS ACCIDENT
WAS At PARkDALE

The accident described in Thurs-
days Daily Record in which a mum
Der OF high school students from Pu-
eblo narrowly escaped drowning in
the Arkansas river in consequence of
the giving away of a foot bridge on
which they were crossing the stream.
took place at Parkdale instead OF at
the pipe line intake in the Royal
Gorge, as stated In the account pub,
lished at that time.
ON reading OF the collapse of the
bridge alluded 10 many Canon City
people telephoned to Superintendent
Chetelat of the water works system
to make inquiry as to the safety of the
foot bridges owned by the city in
the Royal Gorge. all OF which he re.
ports 10 be in good condition
The bridge at Parkdale fell into the
river because too much weight was
placed upon it. causing the cables
which supported II TO pull loose from
their anchorages on the banks of the
stream
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Bodily Housekeeping
tBY SAMUEL HAMILTON. n Do

The subject Of drinking water with
meals has been misunderstood.
In recent years investigation by means
Of X-rays, the observations Of scientists
such as Cannon Grutzner. Pavluv, Fow-
Ter, Hawk, prove that an abundance of
water taken during digestion is neces-
sary in good bodily housekeeping Drink
plenty Of water with each meal, Do not
drink ice-water at any time
II your kidneys are sick, or you suffer
with lumbago or rheumatism at times,
pain in the buck or back Of the neck, take
q little Anuric before meals This can
bb found AZ any good drug store. There
fore my advice to young or old Is, always
drink plenty OF pure water. And for long
life, occasionally take tablets Of Anuric
three or four times . day.
II Is simply wonderful how quickly
A3uric acts-much more potent than
lithia- You viii find it dissolves uric
acid as water does sugar.
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Henry Jacob Baughman, for many
years resident of Canon City, died
at his home in San Diego, Calf. on
Sunday. May 9th, and was buried in
Greenwood cemetery here this after
noon under the auspices OF the G. A.
r.. of which organization he was a
member The remains arrived on the
Santa Fe train on Sunday and the
funeral took place from Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel at 2 o'clock today
and was conducted by Rev. Guy e.
Konkel, of the First Methodist church.
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SURPRISE SHOWER FOR MISS
alM0lEa

The employees OF the Nowels-Stock.
ton Mercantile company and few OF
their friends met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. David Ringie. 25o2 East
Main street. Tuesday evening to do
honor 10 their daughter. Miss Bes-
sic. cashier of the company. There
were about thirty-fiye people in the
part, all OF them self-invited. and tie
affair was shower for Miss Rinete.
who will shortly become the bride of
Mr.. Murray Chamberlain of the Otis
Elevator company OF Denver. Games
were played. but he main feature OF
the evening was mock marriage
ceremony. Z A. Meyers as bride and
Miss Marie Esser dressed as BRIDE
groom. Miss Jessie Johnson brides
maid and Miss Bessie Bash dressed as
was flower girl and ring bearer. The
Misses Marie Prescott. Ellen Larson
and Elsie Bower carried the train.
Miss Wilma Newcomb acted as min
lister and Mrs. A. r. Novels played
the wedding march. All were dressed
TO suit their parts and the AFFAIR Was
a laughabie one.
About $3.50 O'Clock Miss Ringle was
called to the door by y. G." Hunter.
who acted as messenger boy. and pre-
sented with a beautiful linen table
cloth in behalf of those present
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ENTERTAINED FOR MISS WALKER

Miss Harriet Walters OF 5e6 Pike
avenue entertained a party OF young
ladies' at her home last Saturday af.
;ernoon complimentary 10 Miss Hazel
Walker. a student at Mount St Scho-
lastica's acadeEuy. who is TO leave
soon for her home in the Wet Noun
tain valley to spend the summer ca.
cation. Among the guests were the
Misses Margaret. Susan and Dorothy
Taylor. Grace Arthur and Blanche
Marvin Delicious refreshments were
served
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and stayed four weeks bat when came
home / would faint just the sAme and
bad the same paina
A friend who is nurse asked me to
try Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 Vegetable Com
pound l began taking it-thstyery day
for was suffering great deal Ithas
already done me more good than the
hospital To anyone who 10 suffering
a. l was my advice is 70 stop IN the hrst
drugstore and get bottle Of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound before
you go bone. MIN w. c. Brown.
zSl4 W. 18th St, Cleveland. Ohio
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MRS. VAN PATTeNs CLASS EN-.
TANNED

The members of Mrs. c. w. Van
Patten's Sunday school class at the
First Methodist church engaged in n
membership campaign some time ago.
the organization being divided into
two parts. the Red and Blue. and each
side choosing its campaign workers.
The purpose of the affair was to get
recruits for the class and IL was
agreed that the side that was defeated
in the undertaking should at the close
OF the contest entertain the victors.
as well as the new members enlisted
in the campaign. The Blues were
beaten and they were hosts to their
competitors and the new members at
the home of Mrs. c. W Van Patten,
525 Hazel avenue. last Friday even
Ing. The entertainment was in the
form Of n 6 o'clock dinner. which was
a most enjoyable affair In all particu-
lars. The decorative scheme was In
blue and was very attractive. Blue
bells. blue birds and blue baskets were
used to excellent advantage in the
table decorations. The cuisine was
delicious and appetizlng and its serv.
leo all that could DO dealred BY the
most captionus and sxactIns.
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WARDEN AND MRS. lyman GIVE
PICNIC.

Warden and Mrs.. T. J. lyman en-
ter,ained a number Of their friends at
picnic last Tuesday in honor Of Mrs.
Tynan's sister. Mrs. Grier. of Las
Animas. The two penitentiary trucks
we're reouisitioned to carry the guests
10 the picnic grounds on the Chandler
road. where the festivities we're held.
1t was n Jolly party and the outing
was delightful one in all respects.
Not the least interesting feature OF the
occasion was the dinner. which was an
elaborate AFFAIR
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REV. AND MRS. VAN kEuREN TO
DENVER.

Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Van Keuren
left this morning in their car for
Denver. where they will attend the
thirty-nrst annual council of the Epis-
eopal church of the diocese of Colo
RADIO and the annual meeting of the
woman's auxiliary. which will be in
session at the chapter house. adjoin-
ing the Episcopal cathedral on Tues
day. "Wednesday and Thursday OF this
week. Other representatives OF the
church here who are planning to at
tend the council and auxiliary meet
ing are Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Gibson.
Gov. and Mrs. James II. Peabody. Mr..
and Mrs. p. W. Chappell, Miss Living.
ston. Mrs. Z. p Arthur and Miss Su.
san Taylor.
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GRADUATED FROM PHOENIX HIGH
SCHOOL.

Miss Alice White. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. d. White of this city.
was graduated from the Union high
school at Phoenix. Ariz. on May 23rd.
The commencement exercises were
held in the stadium at Phoenix and
We're very beautiful and impressive.
Miss White was one of a class num-
berings lo4 that completed the pre-
scribed course of study. She was for.
merly student at the South Canon
high school and would have graduated
from tina; institution this year had
she been living here. She has been
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweitzer. in Phoenix for couple OF
years.
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WOMAn'S PARTY REPORTS
ON COLORADO CON6RESSMEM

To the Editor of. the Canon City
Record:
President Wilson says We are fight-
ing TO make the world safe for de-
mocracy. for conditions where govern
n1ent can rest on the consent of the
governed. Yet he has Professionally
refused to grant such conditions TO
American women.
Mr.. Theodore Noyes, editor of
Washington paper not concerned to
push suffrage for women at his crisis.
says: The purpose OF the war is TO
substitute democracy for autocracy
everywhere. Shall we applaud repre-
sentative government in Russia. urge
it upon Germany and then cruelty the
principle of representative govern
ment at homer"
Apparently our Democratic repre-
sentatiyes in congress believe that we
should. This is their recent record
when asked by lobbyists of the Ma
tional Woman's party not to aid
movement on the part of Mr.. Baker
of California and the N. A. W. S. A
TO rush the Susan B. Anthony amend
ment to a vote in February, which
would have meant its defeat
B. c. Hilliard. First district, Demo
crat. said he did not know of move
ment 10 rush the amendment to a
vote. but would not be in favor Said
he realized the chance of passing the
amendment would be greater later.
Nevertheless. he signed the petition
for a vote urged by Baker and the N
A. w S. A.
Edward Heating. Third district.
Democrsr would not consider the
view point of the National womans
party. Signed the petition urged by
Baker and the n. A. W. S. A. for a
vote in February. altho he knew the
amendment could not pass. When
asked to get support for caucus ac-
rion. said he would not make any bar
gain with the Woman's party because
he did SO in the last congress and af-
terwards was most shamefully misrep-
resented by the woman's party In the
campaign in his state. Would promise
nothing but his vote and everything
be could do.
Edward T. Taylor. Fourth district.
Democrat, said be would not do any
thing the woman's party wanted be-
cause we had opposed his election:
he would stand by Baker and rush the
amendment to a vote.
Charles B. Timberiake. Second dis
trict Republican. Asked not to sign
the petition to rules committee urged
by Baker and the n. A. W. s. A. for
premature vote on Susan B. Anthony
amendment. which would mean its de-
feat. thought wiser to postpone vote
on amendment and scceded 10 re-
quest not TO sign petition.
i commend this record TO the consid-
Grafton Of the women of the state and
ask whether. while working energet-
ically TO remove the mote from our
neighbor's eye. We should not at he
same time be dealing firmly and unan-
imously with the beam in our own
eye?
BERTHA W. FOWLER,
State Chairman National woman's
Party.
May Is. 1917.
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D. |. ROBSON GIVEN SURPRISE

a jolly bunch of friends met at the
home of David l.. Robson on River
side avenue. South Canon on wednes-
day evening OF last week and gave him
a social surprise. Altho the gathering
was Unexpected to Mr.. Robson. he
was not Disconnected in the least by
II and extended a hearty welcome TO
his self-Invited guests. Cards furnish.
ed the evenings diversion. a lunch.
con was served and everybody had a
most enjoyable time.
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CANON CITY FOLKS
SANG IN FLORENCE

Florence. June 2.--The piano recital
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. W.
w. Cafky. assisted by Mrs. r. W.
Reiter and Mrs. w. b. Holland. vocal.
lists from Canon City. was one of the
most delightful affairs ever given In
Florence. In spite OF the threatening
weather the invited guests proved
their appreciation Of the privilege by
their presence and were loud in their
praises OF the event Mrs. cafky
proved herself TO be a genius at the
pianoforte. besides playing in an
Artistic and scholarly manner works
from the old masters ard modern
composers. she also played one OF
her own compositions, The Passing
of Summer" which won much ap-
piause. The simplicity and natural
ness of her manner adds much to the
charm of Mrs. Cafky's playing.
Mrs. Reiter and Mrs Holland have
beautifully cultured voices and sang
several solos and duets. capturing
their audience with their splendid rem.
dition of the different STYLES of songs.
They responede TO enthusiastic en-.
cores.
Miss Hendriekson OF Canon City.
under whose tutelage the recital was
given. received sincere congratula.
tions upon the work of her pupils.
The program follows
lie Cavalier Fantsstiqua. GODDARD
Fugue in c. Fugue in D.. Bach
Bagatelie ...........s .... Beethoven
Mrs. cafky.
When My Ship Comes Sailing
Home ................... Dorel
A Singing Bird. ............. Salter
Mrs. Holland.
Polonaise. c sharp major. . +. Chopin
Nocturne. r major. ....... .Liszt
Mrs. Cafky
Come. for it's June. ...... Forester
Little Elf Man. ........... Wells
Mrs. Reiter.
Polish Dance ........ Scharwenka
Caprice ViennoiE . KreIsler
Mrs. cafky.
Tuscan Folk Song. chas. Z. Horn
Mrs. Holland and Mrs. Reiter.
roiichineiie ......... Rachmaninoff
Mrs. Cafky.
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MSS MERRIs gNreRTAINs.

Miss Vera Merris entertained tho
h. Y. y. L. of the Baptist church
at her home on Ninth street at a
miscellaneous shower in honor OF Miss
MAY Williams, who is TO be a bride
of next month. There were abou,
forty present aud Miss Williams re
ceiyed many beautiful gifts of hand
painted china. cut glass and kitchen
utensils. Music and games were the
features Of the evening. The decora-
tions were pink and white. and punch
and waters were served
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MYSTIC ciRcLE MEETS.

The members Of Daphne Mystic
club were Delightfully."- entertained AT
the home Of Mrs Bartlett COS College
avenue. Thursday, May 81. Three
new members were welcomed to- the
circle. namely. Mesdames Keys. Dol
lar and Mack
Delicious Refreshments. consisting
OF cake. salad and coffee. were served
by the hostess and all present thor.
oughly enjoyed the afternoon
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The deceased was at one time a
partner of J. H. Ellis in the hardware
business and had wide acquaintance
among the people of this vicinity. The
family removed from Canon City to
the Pacific coast seventeen or eighteen
years ago and established home at
Pasadena. where il has resided nearly
every since.
Besides the wife the deceased leaves
one daughter. Mrs Raymond Walroth
of Denver. who is here to attend the
funeral. Mrs. Baughman accompanied
the body from San Diego and is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. T. T. Thomas.
at 920 Greenwood avenue.
The remains were laid TO rest in
accordance with the ritual OF Green
wood Post No. 10, G. A. R.