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Arizona republican., 1917-07-25
BULLETINS ARE
 TENDEREDFREE

With the public concerned in the conservation of food supply during war. the bulletins prepared by Maria Parloa, the expert household econo- mist. have been received with more interest than is usually accorded gov ernment pamphlets. Congressman Carl Hayden has forwarded his constituents two farmers bulletins from the depart ment of agriculture. One relates to canned fruit, preserved and Jeii1ed- household methods of preparation and the other to the preparation of vege- tables for the table.
 In a circular letter Congressman Hayden announces that the department of agriculture also publishes the fol- lowing bulletins which contain recepies for cooking and other interesting mat ter for the housewife: No 391-Economical use of meat in the
 home.
 No. 4S7-Cheese: Economical uses in
 the diet. No 521-Cnon'r~ -omat toes; home and
 club work. ~~ p0 No. 526-gaulton and it's value in the
 diet.
 No. 553-Pop corn for the home. No. 559-Use of corn, Kafir, and cow
 peas in the home. No. 565-Corn meal as a food; ways
 of using it. No. 644-Manufacture and use of un-
 fermented grape juice. No. 653-Honey and it's use in the
 home.
 No. 7l2-School lunches No. 717-Food for young children. No S07-Bread and bread making in
 the home. No. S39-Home canning by the one
 period codpack method. No. S41-Drying fruits and vegetables
 in the home.
 The bulletins listed below likewise relate to food but are generally of more scientific character No. 121-Beans, peas. etc, as food. No. 249-Cereal breakfast foods No. 293-Use of fruit as food No. 295-Potatoes and other root crops as food
 No. 29S-Food value of corn and corn
 products. No. 363-Use of milk as food No. 375-Care of food in the home. No. 413-Care of milk and it's use in the
 home.
 No. 535-Sugar and it's value as food. No. S0S-How to select foods No. S17-How to select foods.
 U.-Cereal Breakfast foods. "A limited number of these bulletins have been placed to my credit" writes Congressman Hayden. land it will give me pleasure to send you as many as five if you will write me a letter or mail a post card giving the MUM BERS, not the titles, of the bulletins that you would like to have"
Arizona republican., 1917-07-25
Harry carex at the Columbia

For today only the Columbia theater will show Harry Carey in Loves Lariet" a wild and wooley western cowboy comedy that has much action. The cowboys leave their western homes to live in the society of New York in a million dollar mansion. Something
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day afternoon at which. in her beauti-
full new home Mrs. Grace Yates was
the pleasant hostess.
The Beta girls we.e present at
luncheon Saturday noon and at 2:30
the ladies' of the older set arrived for
an afternoon of six-handed euchre.
At the close of play Mrs Charles
f. Waldo was awarded the prize for
high score.
The well-appointed refreshments
embodied the color scheme of red,
white and blue symbolical of the re
cent birthday of George Washington.
In fact a pretty little box bearing an
appropriate reminder of the Father of
Our Country was presented to each
guest. Upon opening tie favors the
guests discovered. besides the dain-
ty morsels. little pictures of Miss
Yates and Mr.. Wood. OF course
everybody was surprised and congrat-
ulations soon occupied the attention
OF all.
1t is understood that the wedding is
planned for early spring.
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ington's birthday social was given to
the members of the North Canon d..
vision OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
the First Christian church Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. w. p. Morton at
her home. 12s Greenwood avenue.
The house was artistically decoret-
ed with flags. red. white and blue
hatchets and with pictures of General
Washington The guests had been
requested to come in Martha WISH
ington costume and some of the dress-
es worn by them created great eeal
OF merriment.
Besides an interesting literary pro-
gram. consisting of appropriate read
ings, recitations. cic., the hostas led
in a very entertaining discusi"a of
the life and achievements of lie first
president.
delicious refreshments. consisting
CT chicken sandwiches. pickles. tea,
coffee. candy. heart-shaped cookies
and oandied cherries were served late
IN The afternoon
About fifteen ladies were present
srI each of them pronounced tii= &C.
...s IN TO be one cf the NOV n.
s.rdclisc and enjoyable in which Hey
had i-;'iaken for long time.
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CANON TEAM WINS
,HON0RS IN DENVER

Messrs Paul Bartlett, Harry w.
Combs and Fred E. Duncan of the
Canon City Y. NJ. c. A. volley ball
team returned from Denver Thursday
night. where they took part in the
state tournament on Washington's
birthday. Mr.. Bartlett in speaking this
morning of the trip to Denver said:
The members OF the Canon City
volley ball team had very pleasant
as well as successful trip and bring
home with them agreeable memo
ries of their entertainment in Den
yer. 1t was participant in the state
voiiey ball tournament, which was
played on the floor of the Y NJ. c. A.
gymnasium on Thursday. Canon City's
first game was played with Pueblo,
which resulted in a score of Is TO
? in favor of Canon. Our team won
in every contest in which it was en-
tered except with Denver's first team.
which defeated us. The members of
our team are highly gratified with the
results of the tournament. Denver
had four teams in the competition
and their members were seasoned,
well trained players. The towns rep
resented at the tournament were
Denver, Greeley. Fort Collins, Pueblo
and Canon City. Denver had four
teams. Pueblo two and the others one
each.
Because of its splendid work in the
tournament the Canon City team at
tracted much attention and won for
itself second place among the organi-
zations of its kind in the state. An
excellent luncheon was served to the
members of the visiting teams by the
Denver Y. NJ. C. A., at which about
sixty people were present Speeches
were made by representatives of the
different teams and fine feeling of
good fellowship marked the occasion.
The members of the Canon City
team are Rev. E. w. Harner, c. j.
Bundy. d. G. Province. Harry W.
| Combs, Fred r. Duncan. Paul Bart
lett and Ward B. Strickland. The
game of volley ball is comparatively
new, but is rapidly growing in favor
and popularity. especially among the
bus mess men. A game may be seen
any day at the local Y. NJ. c. A be
tween the hours of and O'Clock
| in the afternoon"
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GIVEN PLEASANT SURPRISE,


About thirty-hve of the friends and
neighbors OF c. A. Osborne OF Eight
Mile park gave him a happy surprise
last Tuesday evening. when they as
sembIed at his home to express their
regret at his intended departure Tor
FL Paso. Texas.
The evening was given over to mu-
sic and dancing. Refreshments we're
served and at a late hour the self
invited guests left for home wishing
him success in his new undertaking.
Those present were ]. G. Hershner
and family. C. C. Speer and wife. Mr.
and Mrs Reed and son. Mrs. Morris
Mr.. Middlemiss and son. Miss Grace
Foresman, Miss Edith Burton, VIII
Rupp and family. Fred Rupp. Mrs. o
X. Rupp and daughter. F. c. Volk and
family, A. w. Mikeseil and family
Mrs. Osborne has been in FL Paso foi
several weeks and Mr.. Osborne goes
TO join her and win enter the whole
sale commission business with Jas
Hudson and Geo. C. Mugge.
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LurHERAN LADIES MEET.

The ladies' of the congregation Of
Trinity Lutheran church held their
regular monthly meeting al the home
of Mrs. C.. W. Anderson on Main
street Thursday afternoon from 2 un-
til o'clock.
After roll call and the transaction
of such business as required their at
-iention the afternoon was devoted to
a celebration of Washington's birth
day. Patriotic songs were sung, the
life OF the first president was dis
cussed and social games played. In
the latter Miss Orena Quick was ac-
corded the honors of the contest
Dainty refreshments in color scheme
of red, white and blue were served
Two new members. Mrs Emma Pauls
and Mrs. Nelson. were added to the
society.
The next meeting will be held with
Miss Hilda Kober in South Canon the
last Thursday in March.
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1hE MoMAN,s GLUE.

The woman's club held their week
iy meeting at Pythian hall on Tues
day at 2:3o. the ssesident in the chair.
The study for the day was Amer
lean Women Artists" a symposium
under the leadership OF Mrs. Homan.
After clear and concise introduction
OF the subject by Mrs. Homan the
different members gave short sketches
OF the various American women who
have become famous in ART circles.
Mrs. Benton told OF Mary Cassati.
Mrs. Logan of Cecilia Beaux. Mrs.
gen of Jean Johansen. Miss Dixon of
Mrs. Blumcnstcin. Mrs. Sharman OF
Miss Emmett Then Mrs. Homan gave
resume of about ten others in a
very interesting way. interspersing the
narrative with anecdotes and personal
touches.
A paper OF splendid worth Of de
tails. written by Mrs. Weber. on
american Short Story Writers and
Novelists of the Present Era" was
read and immensely enjoyed.
The subject OF mex. week will be
"a Day With Mcdowell and is in
the hands OF the music committee,
and visitors 10 the club are welcome.
In fact. the woman's club is always
glad to have visitors at the meetings
and the club meets every Tuesday
from the second week in October 10
the second week in May at 2:3o at
X. p. hall.
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PicNIcKEo ON wAsHINcToNs
BIRTHDAY.

About twenty-five members of the
sophomore. junior and senior classes
OF the Canon City high school enjoyed
picnic Thursday in the vicinity OF
Palace cave.
The young people started about
s:3o in the morning. and as the Sky
line tunnel was caved in in places
they were forced to climb over the
Skyline and decided TO save time by
disregarding the road. AT the sound
of the l2 o'clock whistle the various
groups who had been taking pictures
nearby hurried TO the cave. where they
enjoyed typical picnic lunch.
abounding in quality. quantity and
variety. During the afternoon the
party walked up 10 the quarry. re
turning home before O'Clock.
II is expected that a number of the
snapshots obtained on this picnic will
be available for the 1917 high school
annual. :,
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MONDAY READING CLUB.

The Monday Reading club met in
regular session Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Emma Webster
There was a large number of club
members present and tie guests were
Mrs. Lutz. Miss Nettie Cramer and
Mrs Warren
Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Coulter were
the readers for the afternoon and they
took as their subject The Life of
Poe and His Works"
This was followed by a reading by
Mrs. Mayhem on Poets frcm 1860 10
the Present Day Her paper showed
much preparation and was especially
interesting Mrs Bethel accompanied
by Mrs. F. l. Smith. sang The
Bridge" one of I.ongfellow's poems.
Refreshments followed the inter
esting program
Next Monday the club viii meet
with Mrs. +. H. Whipple.
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ENTERTAINED FOR sisTERIn-
LAW

Mrs. Harry r Bowen was hostess
at her home. sos Pike avenue. at a
delightful six-handed euchre party
this afternoon in honor OF her sister
in.lsw and house guest. Miss Mabel
Bowen. OF Lynn. Ind. Forty ladies
were present and the house and table
decorations were in a scheme OF yel-
low and white with daffodils playing
conspicuous part in the general
plan. The affair was an elaborate
one and was very enjoyable TO its
participants Dainty refreshments
were served.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Bowen enter
tanned at a sewing party compliment
tary 10 her house guest. at which
twenty ladies were present. The gath
ering was highly pleasing one and
was voted by the assembled company
TO have been a distinct social success.
The triumph OF Friday was repeated
this afternoon.
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pushing him ahead. Before he could
step aside and get out OF the way the
car ran against a cottonwood stand
ing near and he was crushed between
its trunk and the radiator.
Mr.. Stratton was taken to the hos
pital to be treated for his injuries He
is protected against accident by the
workmen's compensation law passed
by the last legislature and the com-
pany in which he is insured is re-
sponsible for his hospital and doctors
bills up to the sum of 500. After the
third week. if he is still unable TO
work, the company will pay him not
less than s5 nor more than IS a
week as long as hi sdisability con.
tinues.
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COLORADO GUARD
WILL DEMOB0uzE
WITHIN BORDERS

Denver. Feb. 22-Colorado militia
men on the border will be disbanded
within the state. probably at the rifle
range near Golden, according 10 a tel
egram from Congressman Taylor to
Governor Gunter A wire was receiv-
ed from Congressman Timberlake also
stating that he was taking the matter
up with Major General Thomas Il.
Barry. commanding the central divi-
sion. with headquarters at Chicago.
The message came in reply to pro-
tests OF the legislature and state of
ficials against the state militia being
disbanded at Fort Russell wyo.. in
stead of in Colorado. Taylor's mes
sage reads in part as follows:
War department advises me your
impression-is wrong and there is no
Intention OF disbanding our soldiers
in another state. They will be brot
home in a body and disbanded al
some convenient place in Colorado,
probably at the rifle range near Col
den."
He states that neither the secretary
OF war nor anyone in Washington has
Jurisdiction. Major General Barry be-
ing the authority. He suggests thar
state officials might wire Barry for
information.
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p. e. o. MEErINe.

The p. +. d. Chapter was very roy
ally entertained at the home OF one
of its members. Miss Ross. on Tues
day night.
The house was very effectively dec
grated with red carnations and mar
guerette daisies. The regular bus
mess session was held. after which
the guests were entertained by Miss
Gregg, who read The Golden Crown"
from the p. Z. O. Record. the club
paper.
At the close of the business meet
ing and the reading. very delicious
two-course lunch was served by the
hostess. assisted by her sister. Miss
Ruth Ross. and Miss Gregg. The fisst
course consisted of salad. sandwiches
and picked cherries. From the cen
ter OF each salad dish fioated tiny
American flag and the delicious sand.
wiches were hatchet-shaped. tied
with red. white and blue ribbons. The
dessert course was even a greater sur
prise. Each guest was served a dain-
~ flower pot covered with white pa
per aad tied with red and br1e rib
bon. The soil Of the pot proved to
be ice cream. which was garnished
with shaved chocolate TO give IL IN
earthly appearance and from its
center grew red seranium. Cake.
bonbons and fiag-shaped mints were
served with the flower pots.
Nine club members were present
and two guests. Mrs. Cocktail and her
daughter. Mrs. shumway. OF Denver.
These ladies are members OF the p.
=. q. Chapter Of Denver.
The ladies departed at late hour.
thanking their delightful hostess for
the evenings diversion.
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sIRrHoAY suapRlse pARrY.

A very delightful surprise party
was given at the home OF Mfr. and
Mrs. keeler on Wednesday evening
in honor Of their daughter. Miss
Gladys. who on that occasion celc.
brated her thirteenth birthday ami
yersary.
The evening was spent in playing
rames and tricks. after which dainty
lur' heon Was served.
those present were the Misses
Gladys keeler. Ethel Wilson. Maeeie
Rogers. lryie casebeer. Ruth and Ma.
ron Walters. Emma Ritzman. Rn,h
Tallman. Gladys Hauge.
The guests departed feeling tba.
they had spent an unusually p,sas iat
evening and wishing Miss Gladys
many more happy birthdays.
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W. R. c. MEETING.

The W. II. c. held their regular
session in l. o. o. F. hall Wednesday
Feb. II. with twelve officers and fivs
members present. Considerable bus
mess was attended to. Four officers
who were unable TO lie present at he
regular installation in January were
installed by Past Department Presf
dent Clara Coulter.
Mrs. Andrew read n poem entitled
who Named You Old Glory" which
was much enjoyed by all.
Post Commander blanchard re
quested the corps to Join with them
in memorial services at the next reg
ular meeting. Feb. 2sth.
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CHARLIE STRATTON BROKE
ARM WHILE CRANKIN6 AUTO

Charlie Stratton. who has charge Of
the rubber department at the Rain
bow Route garage at 71T-11S Main
street. was the victim of somewhat
serious accident this morning. in con
sequence of which he sustained q
broken arm and bruises Of more or
less painful character. Mr.. Stratton
was engaged in cranking an automo-
bile on the street in front of the gar
age when the mfshsp occurred. The
machine was probably in gear at the
time. altho Mr.. Stratton did not know
1t. and it suddenly started forward.
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Y. N. O. CLUB GIVE SHOWER FOR
MISS CAMPBELL.

The y. N O. gave pre-nuptial
shower in hand-painied china in honor
to Miss Aiexa Campbell a, the home
OF Miss Vera Merris last "Wednesday
evening. The distinct feature of the
evenings pleasure WAS the arrival
of cupid. impersonated by little Miss
Goidie Morey. This clever young
lady was true to Rose o'Neiirs ideal
of what Se~pie should be- She
carried little bow and arrow and
shot the dart with excellent accu-
racy.
All OF the decorations were in pink
and white.
Miss Campbell was the recipient OF
many beautiful pieces OF hand-paint-
ed china. Delicious refreshments
were served at a late hour.
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MISS RUTH MoRRlce MARRiEs
CALHAN MAN.

Miss Ruth Morrics. daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Morrice of Tl2 For
est avenue. this city. was married on
Friday. February 23rd 10 Mr.. Frank
Applegate OF Calhan. Colorado.
Miss Ruth Is one OF Canon City's
fairest daughters. She graduated
from Canon City High School in the
class of 1914
She was teaching school in the vi
cinity OF CaIhan when she met the
young man who was destined to be
come her husband.
Mr.. AppleEate is the son of one of
the first families of Calhan.
Mr.. AppleEate Sr. is one of the
most successful cattlemcn in his To-
cality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Applegate Jr.. left for
their new home on Sunday after.
noon.
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wAsHINcToN's BIRTHDAY DIN,
NER PARTY.

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Bowler entertained the Misses Ei-
sic Bower and Marie Prescott and
Mr.. Elmer Bower and Mr.. J. l.. Lang
don Of Pueblo at well appointed din
ner party. II being washington's
birthday. pretty decorations appropri-
ate to the occasion were utilized.
Later in the evening Mr.. Langdon
gave the principal address at the
Knights OF Columbus meeting in st.
Michaers hall.
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am not nearly so nervous, no headache
or pain. / must say that Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
best remedy any sick woman can take. I"
Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear 259
Worthen St, Lowell, Mass.
Other warning symptoms are a sense
Of suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil.
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes.
irregularities, constipation, variable
appetite, weakness, inquietude, and
dizziness.
If you need special advice, write t0
the Lydia E. PinkhAm Medicine Co.
(confdentiaD. Lynn, Mass.
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BIG PARTY AT CLEO COMBS
HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs. Cleo Combs entertain
ed twenty-six OF their friends from
Parkdale and Canon City at their
II was in celebration of Washing
toms birthday and the home was dec
Grated in red, white and blue with 4
profusion of flags.
Music. cards and other amnsements
made the time unusually enjoyable.
At late hour excellent refreshments
were served
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pLEAsAMr Party.

Miss Emma Hunter entertained
rlxteen OF her friends at her home on
Forest avenue Wednesday evening
Those present were the Misses Emma
Hunter. Mable Golden. Agnes Hund
ley. Hattie and Kate sullivan. JoAe
phine Brewer. Alice Brewer. and Em
ma 0aulke; the Msssrs 0oorns Hun
ter. Lyle 0olden. Zen HullivAn. Johu
ard Milos Lamb. Mr.. Daan. Frod IN
neo Ilnn1ley. Ffed brewer Ana Her
b1Fl Myorp.
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oApANA MYSTIC CIRCLE MEETS.

The Daphna Mystic circle met in
regular session at the home OF Mrs.
Jesse Campbell Wednesday afternoon.
Feb. 21st. In the evening the mem
bers. with their husbands. surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergen. The ladies
were all dressed in Colonial costumes.
Two OF the dresses that were worn.
one by Mrs. Jones. matron OF the
odd Fellows homo and the other by
Mrs. Weber OF e12 Pike avenue. were
heirlooms handed down from that pc
riod. The evening was pleasantly
passed by playing old.fashioned games
and refreshments were served at a
late hour.
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u. ]. CRAlG RETURNS FROM
MEElIM6 OF ASSESSORS

County Assessor II. J. Craig return
ed home Wednesday night from Den
yer, where he has been In attendance
at the annual meeting and conference
Of the Colorado State Assessors asso-
citation since the FIRST of the week
In speaking this afternoon of the
work of the conference Mr.. Craig
said:
The gathering was addressed by
Governor Gunter State Treasurer
Higgins. Secretary of State holland,
Attorney General Hubbard and by
members of the senate and house OF
the general assembly. The addresse :
we're all short and to the point and
were much appreciated by the assess
ors.
There were twenty-three new as
SCISSORS present. Papers on various
topics pertaining 10 taxation were
read by several members of the assc-
station and were all good.
1t was in all respects the best and
most harmonious meeting the assess
ors Of this state have held in many
years 1t was made plain that there
was no disposition on the part of any
assessor to shirk his duty or 10 try to
:ake any undue advantage of his posi-
tion in making unfair assessments of
property. II was evident at the meet
ing chat all are trying to work In
harmony and much good will result
from the conference.
"a petition signed by nearly all the
assessors was presented TO Governor
Gunter asking him to reappoint John
b Phillips to succeed himself on the
tax commission. as he was in bet
ter position now to help the assessors
and see to just and proper eQuali-
zation OF property than any new man
could be expected TO do.
The assessors voted unanimously
to do away With the state board o..
equalization en- the ground that one
centrAl body In the state was all tina.
vas neceaaary 10 supervise the as
ssss1onts q properly"
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F. w. PAoeET is NOW
MANAGER OF ANGELUS HOTEL

F. w. Padget. well known to many
Canon City folks. is now the manager
of the Angelus hotel at Los Angeles.
Calf. This is one of the leading
hotels on the Pacific coast
Mr. Padget was for many years
manager of the Albany hotel in Dem
yer, where he made many acquaint-
ances with Colorado folks. He was
later manager of the Newhouse hotel
at Salt Lake City. Utah.
Mr.. Padget is very successful and
popular hotel man and will no doubt
make the Angelus a popular head
quarters for Colorado folks.