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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-03
NAuvoo. ILL.,, JULY 3.

John Kraus, the Nauvoo cigar deal
er made a,business trip to Dallas City
by the river route last Thursday.
Some OF Nauvoo's auto owners say
mat road drags in the country sur
rounding Nauvoo are so few and fal
between that farmers nags shy ano
sometimes run away whenever they
see one in operation. Meanwhile, Of
course, this doesn't mean that the US
aa talk about good roads in this sec
lon Is not going on wherever you
can md bunch Of farmers sitting to-
sether and talking.
MISS Clara BOegner OF Nauvoo un
derwent an operation in Keokuk's
Graham hospital for appendicitis last
fnaay and Mrs. Gotleib Boegner, her
aunt, OF this city, went down to be
wllh her during the operation. Miss
olara is studying to be trained
nurse at the above institution.
harvesting in the vicinity of Nauyoo
may begin in about two weeks. The
oat crop is expected to be such a big
ole THIS year that the elevator men
WI "n, nave some new cement pillars put
snaer their elevators to keep them
.ion coilapsing. When Nauyoo comes
s scross with a story it is generally to
pe relied upon. When a community
III view OF the size of its crops in the
mvcess of being harvested, safe
sualus itself by going around and
saohing up all the receiving bins, we
say that's prosperity.
HI ~ some towns in Nauvoo's neigh
;n uud the city marshal has been
,ns.ructed by the local authorities to
tn an dog owners that they must
h heep their pets muzzled during the
f.o . weather. After a reasonable time
t hoa When the owners of dogs have
=, zen notified. the official is to begin
ch,n noot rlght and left whenever he
tar aaoes upon dog not within the lat
nooo y, .ile law. OF course, some in
two oystanders may get a bullet or
~, Nv curing the process, but it will set.
aero .ne uog question in those towns,
M, ..neless. When those towns run
H. =. la material there is a big field for
VOC oncers operations here in Maui
s;ds and he'll have the law on his
que, at that, too.
,oa LOU Meyer of Nauvoo expects to
W., W. lor Nortonville, Kansas this
El1;s ana may be gone about ten days.
was 'i st. hfooerts, Nauvoo young man
the stricken with typhoid fever at
ago hume OF his parents about a week
WeIi - ne Is getting along about as
ra as can be expected at this time.
lac, "uteioups were on sale I'm Nauvoo
Ian weeks end and they retailed at
sva cents cents piece or three for twenty
he ~, experienced a sensation,
ore IN OF which was never known be-
,yeni in the Mormon city, last Saturday
, radiI Fang, OF In any other town within
or thus OF many miles of this place,
Tou,inat matter. Automobiles kept
no aa INTO Nauvoo early in the even
ully 'r ~ by nfne o'clock there were
,us;r Our hundred curbed along our
traatss s section and intersecting side
nn,s, The city was alive with
mnsa ,ilty visiting our business places.
oods enents and principally the wet
AM. elnporulms. Most OF the cars
i'on' iowa. caused by the bone
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-07-03

in Nauvoo since the bone dry law
went into effect on July 1 over in
Iowa. At any rate more people will
come to Nauvoo from our sister state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
-FOUR ENLIST IN
THE MARINE CORPS
Mound.v,Ile hau Furnished Five TIC
cruitu The Wock-Ono Accept
ed tor the Army.

Iurinrnn picked MP /" n"rn" extent
Srrtrrdny al til" marin" recruiting
rtnllnn. niN applications being report
cd, four nr whom w"r" nc"rplrI' The
liitlr city Of M"nndrrill" I'm" contrib
MED fyn ~ her rtHir To ihr mnrih'
,nrpn lhln week and n"vrrhl NOR" nj"
rkprrIct Ia apply Tor "nllnsm"nt be
Far, ,h,, end uf m" week, IhnH" en-
lInliny ycntrrdnY were. w. Sinclair
Hrndcrnon. Wheeling. w {. ''lhi.
WcIlrbury. Jonrph K t.ln"n. ~.
tlnlrnvillr. George r.. Walton. M"undn'
Vile They VIII b" r"nI /" flthhurHh
within n few hnyn FOR tn" lnnl "kninl
mn Ion.
Only one enlistment "hr r"p"ri"d
mt the navy recruiting station Y"H'"I
day. mn Ehlrf Gunn"r'n Male I""mny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
THIRTEEN APPEALS

ThIr,>ru nuprul" ir"mI ln"il"" '"'I''n
wcr, filed yrrI'I'lnV Win Harry !
CIuurr. deputy "l"'h "f ID" criminal
,uurt Twolvn nro Y"ni Inv hrp"n'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

tho tnpiirhln Order there lIrr"nhrr 1T.
1883 Ito made hia nlinul" V"wr InnuhrS
=: lhBI A. tn" i'ap'Irnlu M"n"nt"TY
In Cumberland II" ""ImI'i"I'h IIiI"r"phi
rnI ud Theological nIudn"H. lnn""ry :,
IHhH lao Iuul tho h"l'Inn v"w at Tia"
uiuunrtrry nnd wan ordained II IIl"tI
by Cardinal i.Ihh"n- nj iinllln"I". Arhll
H. IHHD. IL" said his ilIrl nhnH at lin
hnmt" pnrl-h. tho Holy 'T"nH "h"t'h.
IlnIIlrun,r .iiu"~ then hn hnh h""II
rinii"urd Ia I'IIirhmrUh during most 81
hIn IrIrrI h"..h other rln'"n wli"i" Lac
wan nlnIIuu"l w"Tn lI"r"r. g. huni"r.
Hnn aud chm l"nInu. w. Va,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
GETS HEARING TODAY

u"ldl~ Hund 10 I've" Chnrgn 81 HionluU
Goat nnu M"n"Y rr"m rih" H"m".
tI"IdIo '.""I wilI L." rr"Iru'd h.i''r'.
ii,IuIr, -" T. Ind'ht IT ~ - L." Il IhI'
nIuTulrr 1" "u"r'r u 'hnrr" "I lli'lI
IIr IL nII"prd IL hnN'' "nui,hrI n. cont
with ~ Ia. tl" r'" t'i". I"l"urimr I"
r. IT, tnldw"Il OF Nl'hmud w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

wuY rnmnrllrd 10 leave FOR lllihhhrHh
ION nrlicial Euninr"H II" VIII return
,odny md resume hiN dullrA nl recruit
,nv. Inrn for linclr Snm'H biz bnnlm.
n,I,, nur man wnn enlisted ont Of ak
.npplicnnta yesterday al ia" hf"'S 10
rruIIinr nintlun. Annlhrr buh'h "l
rrrrIilln who have h"'h rnllh'"u ut
the local nInti'1i during The phnl l""
duyr viii hr nrni Ia The '"iililh'Ih
hnrrnrlla lhlm morning. wh"i" 'h'v
VIII undergo tn" iinnl "khnIihh'i"h
and placed In rCIvlr".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26

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ia nIrIrh rm,I, 81 tho ,lrI"ud"ni' wnS
~, ut.n""L tee vi,lnIluR ~" pr"hlhi'I"h
Inw Tito npI"llnnin In III" fnnl ln"l
,.nr,n are i'"l N"u". I."" 1l'". ''r"TE"
I'mw"rn 'i""rE" i'nu'r. A'i"nl HlVnInh'l
uIrr",ly Nhnui'u, Myrtl" iI"lk HrhoaIl
i,r,IIIl InuI"p IInwlrY, f'nul "sHHSTa
Jnhu t'rIHwrlI nuh william InnfnhhtaIh5
Howard t'hrirIlnu. wh" wnr fined ana
luIlrd by HuuIr" t"bbr "n vaEraho1
vhnrrs alau upuuulpd his case,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-26
STILL AWAIT
MASTER LIST
LNTINtH rHVIiME iEl u I'"' y
IItII 4 or MA tfnr WV
IIIE unkrI nbNHpH.
Il"uulail"un no fpr ID" r"' "P"''F
bpic 90 Which DTPh thIln
No Ia Ito pOaind.

Iinih The Wheeling nnd ON" county
drnn Irnmrdr lnm "v"miug w"r" i''I
awaiting thr mrtI,ml at Il" mrnrl"I
number Urin ir"m washington. hf
whI,h lhry will pr"l,mr" ia" draft ll"'
IN hIlu county HnIl ia" Guy ~ TIE
order IN which numIrIH were drawn
Ia tho human lottery 1T Warrington
Inm Friday. Neither had amy nhlI
lInunI lnrlrurttunn ~ IT, how Ia pro
coed with the dtuII been received.
An ldrn at the next "nuuInnlW tack
which ruufruntn The irnIi hunrh" nny
h" gained from an explanation MAD"
yrHIrr,lny ~ Captain Henry fI"hn".
II member al III" rllY draft hnnr'l. VINO
rpcnI tho nGlrImuun IN ia" ollie" nf
Judge Item =. llmfrCh"r. htmIylnE
dfnI Trgulnliunn un Internationally m
though j." wei" II vnuhEnl"r al arHhnI
When ia" mnnIrr number lists nI'
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sci at WhrrIImr'r I"FirrImIinn rhtdr.
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I'DlIGr LDlIitI no 10

In IrrIirr court yUNIrtdn, morning.
Iu,Irr NuIuh Wuihiuu Imp"wh ~ IN"
mI T., and rur,lr on I"' NnInhnll l"I
.rurIIur an nmi"tu"hil" In front "f II
hl'' plu.
+ IlnlIr, aud william Wagner w"r"
nnrl TOR hrlnE luihirnl"d Wagner.
, IrurnIrr drrw $40 with rkirnr,
ItnIIry WIN let down With IL md
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
F. R. ROCKWELL DROPS
DEAD At SALT LAKE

F. r. Rockwell. for. number Of
years a resident of Salida, and SUI
p,-Tintendent of the second divis.ol,
bi more recently assistacg general
n anheer of the Ttah lines of the Dea
vc- and Rio Gran6e railroau. drop
ped dead Thursday afternoon in the
depot at Salt Lake City. short time
after bidding good bye to his wife.
who left on No. for Pueblo. Death
is reported TO have been caused by
acute indigestion.
Mr.. Rockwell whose connection
with the d. & R. G. extends back for
over 80 years was first employed with
that company in Pueblo as chief oper
ator, having served in a similar POSI-
tion in Gunnison- He was later made
superintendent of the second division
and later yet became superintendent
of the FIRST and second divisions be-
tween December. 1903. and June. 1903.
when he went out of the service for
a few months. He returned to Pue-
bio in October. 1910, as general super
intendent and remained in Pueblo un-
til the general office was removed
to Denver. He was promoted while
in Denver to be assistant general man
ager of the Utah lines with head
quarters in Salt Lake City. the posi-
tion he held at the time of his death
Mr. Rockwell was well liked by his
subordinates and had hundreds of
friends all along the line thruout the
state. He is survived by his wife and
two daughters. the Misses Helen and
Lillis. Miss Helen is attending Colo
rado College and Miss Lillis is at
tending college in New York state.
Mrs. Rockwell received a telegram
of her husbands death while enroute
TO Pueblo and Immediately returned
to Salt Like City.
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THE SCHOOLS GIN
ASSIST IN WAR PLANS
L. -

Children in the public schools Of
Colorado and especially those in the
manual training and domestic science
departments can lend material aid
to the nation in the time of war. ac-
cording to the plans announced few
days ago by Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford
of Denver. state superintendent of
public instruction.
In letter sent to the various coun-
" superintendents of the state Mrs.
bradford says:
Il have a suggestion to make that
think will put. the schools OF Colo
rado in position 10 render vital
service in tie present world crisis.
In those schools where domestic sci
ence and manual training arc taught.
will you not recommend to your
school boards and teachers that the
pupils taking these subjects utilize
the time assigned 10 this work in the
making of Red Cross supplies?
Il am making this plea from deep
sense Of the urgency OF the present
crisis. and OF the great value OF the
service that could be rendered by the
scnool children of the nation in its
present crisis
The public schools are the labora'
tories Of good citizenship. and they
interpret life in the terms of the
highest thinking and living. To thus
demonstrate their allegiance TO the
United States as the champion of
humanity in the present struggle is
task worthy of the best endeavors
of every member of the Colorado
school system
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FATHERS AND SONS ENJOY DINNER
And HEARD INSPIRING TALKS AT ''Y"

SUI.
John W. Emmerson spoke on THE
Fellowship that Should Exist Between
Father and Son" and strongly empha-
sized the necessity for some kind of
community of interest that would tend
to the eXaltation OF both. Prof
Arthur L. Haley followed with a few
sleight-of-hand stunts" all of them
well performed. and closed with the
Evening Breeze is Signing. Home,
Sweet Home" by means of a crayon
drawing. Prof. Haley sang the air
to piano accompaniment while de
picting the song. Prof. Haley's work
was very cleveriy done.
The principal speaker of the even.
ing was Rev. DIR. c. B. Wilcox. pas.
tor of the First Methodist church OF
Colorado Springs. formerly pastor OF
Trinity Methodist church of Denver.
Or. Wilcox delivered a magnificent
address on The Qualities of Real
Manhood He showed that il was
moral superiority. rather than physi-
cal or intellectual greatness that con.
stituted real manhood. when measur'
ed by the standards of The Man OF
Galilee." Il was an eloquent ad
dress and we regret that we cannot
advert 10 il at length in this connec
tion. ~. Wilcox left for home this
morning
A delightful feature of the even
ing's program was the music rendered
by an eight piece orchestra under
the direction of ". u. Mcmillan. The
orchestra was stationed in the bal
cony and led tie music. The ban
uuetters adjourned at 10 O'Clock by
singing. The Red. White and Blue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19

chairman Public Utilities commission.
wayne c.. Williams. Compensation
commission, c. p. Link, Tax com
mission. Enos A. Mills. author and
Naturalist. Hon. John A. Martin for
mer congressman. DR.. Livingston
Farrand. President Colorado Univer-
sity. DIR. William Siocum. President
Colorado College and Paul Armstrong
of the United States naturalization
service.
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THE FLAG ON THE
SKYLINE DHIvE

The night illumination of the Amer
lean nag on the Skyline drive has
evoked great deal of complimentary
comment tbruout the community dur
Ing the last few days and many In
quiries have been made as TO how II
came about The flag was raised
there a week or more ago at the in
stance OF the committee having
charge OF tie recent patriotic gather.
ing at the State park and was inspir-
ed by a suggestion made by Secre-
fary =. A. Bradbury of the Canon
City Chamber of commerce. The nag
which Is twelve by twenty-four feet
In size, Is the property OF the Elks
lodge and has been loaned TO the
Boosters club for the purpose OF
II is now being used. The electric
current used In the searchlight for
its illumination is being very gener-
ously furnished by the Arkansas Val.
ley Railway. Light and Power com
pany.
A more commanding location for a
flag ss. probably. not 10 be found any.
where in Colorado and II lie attract.
ing deserved attention. especially at
night. Just how long "Old Glory
will be kept waving there Is unknown
but hope has been expressed by a
number of Canon City people that II
will not be hauled down until peace
with Germany has been secured. A
more beautiful aud inspiring night
than the Stars and Stripes waving In
the glare OF searchliEht from tho
Skyline drive after nishtfall II 10 diff
ncult TO imagine. The nAx u visible
Tor several miles.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
PROGRAM OF THE COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

10:4s A. NJ The Organized Adult Glass At Work"
The Rev George l.. Burroughs
11:00 A. NJ. Open Discussion Two Preceding
Topics by DIR. T. S. Young.
IL 80 A. M.-"The Boy Know"--Mr. j. G. Arnold
1900 NJ. Announcements and Adjournment.
200 p. NJ. Song Service
2:10 p NJ. Business Session. Pledges from
Schools for County Association Work
230 p. NJ. The Problems OF the Schools in the
Coal Camps"-Mr. A. p Easton.
2:45 p. NJ. ".Extension Work OF the Sunday School"
The Rev. W. G. kerry.
300 p. NJ. Some Latest Movements in Sunday
School Work'-Mr. E. T. Albertson.
$3.50 p. NJ. The State Conventon"-Mr. E. T.
Albertson.
1880 p. NJ. Song Service-Mr. W. B. Mcmillan
ESQ p M.--Onering for County Association Work.
500 p. NJ. The Consecrated Life. the Second
Great Objective of the Sunday School"
DIR. T. S. Young.
$50 p. NJ. The Challenge of the Sunday School
to the Men of the Church"-Mr. E. T.
Abertson.
Lodging and breakfast free all delegates
Send large delegation from your school
munity
Authorize your delegates TO make School pledge
to County Association Work
State Convention. Colorado Springs, May II to 20.
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HEAL SKIN gRuprloss.

Painful eczema Is more active in
spring when the blood is overheatcd,
the burning. itching torture Is un'
tesrable. relieve II at once and heal
a. .eruptiOns with DIR. Hobson's Ec-
rema Ointment. THIS antiseptic rem
edy Is promptly effective In all skin
troubles. Tiinplea. blackheads, acne,
letter. ring worm. scaly biotchy Ekin.
all respond to Or. Hohson's EcEema
Ointment. Get 4 today At your drug.
Elnts. sbc. guarantsod.-adv
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event OF the kind in
the history OF the
club. About 13O were
present. Mayor Rob
ert Speer OF Denver
was the guest OF
honor. The mem
bers OF the club had
their wives and
daughters. 5 W e e L
hearts and friends rs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
FLORENCE CLUBS ENTERTAIN
CANON CITY VISITORS

The woman's Study classes of Flor
ence. including the Shakespeare class.
Study club. Reviewers club and sac
Thea club. were hostesses to the mem
bers of the Friends in Council and
Woman's club of Canon City on Mon
day at a Reciprocity Day program.
given at the Elks Home The lodge
room and parlor were beautifully dec
GRATED with Easter lilies and white
carnations. About eighty ladies were
present. including the club members
and guests from Florence and Canon
City. Mrs. n. W. Mcconnell. leader
OF the Shakespeare class. presided.
A program. chiefly musical entertain
ed the company most delightfully."-.
Every number was enthusiastically
eneo ed. The program follows:
Cornet SOLO with Violin 0bligato and
Piano-Mr. McCandless. Miss Col
umbia and Mrs. seyercool.
Address of Welcome. Mrs. Mcconnell
Vocal Solo .......M Mrs. Kidd
"Reminiscences of Friends In Council
Mrs. Webster. Canon City.
The Scholarship Fund-Mrs. Hardins
Canon City.
Tenor Solo ..........-.. Mr.. Banks
Vocal solo ....-..... Mr.. Evans
Piano Solo .........--... Mrs. Cafky
Vocal Due;-Mrs. Rei,er and Mrs
Howland. Canon City.
Piano Solo .....-S-.. Miss John
Vocal Solo ...-..-....... Mrs. Faircy
Address for the woman's Ciub-Mrs.
Goodloe. Canon City.
Piano puet-Mrs. Morris and Mrs.
Seycrcool.
The talks given by the representa-
tives Of the Canon City clubs were
especially interesting Mrs. Webster
gave an outline OF the history OF the
Friends in Council. the oldest club in
Canon City. Mrs. Harding. chairman
Of the Scholarship committee OF the
State Federation. stated that this
committee has loaned 5000. assist
ed go girls to attend higher schools.
and with lees than i've exceptions
the entire number bad made good
Mrs. Goodloe. instead OF speaking Of
the work OF the Woman's club. was
requested to explain the organization
of the Red Cross Mrs. Goodloe 3
TIE enthusiastic secretary Of the Red
Cross in Canon City.
At the close Of the program over
twenty ladies sisnified their desire
to become members Of Red Cross
branch in Florence. Mrs. utley and
Mrs. Emanuel have tie local work in
charge Following the program re-
freshments were served consisting OF
ices. cakes. coffee and mints-ali ex-
cellent in quality and efficiently sery-
ed.
The atmosphere OF cordial good fel-
lowship which prevailed made the oc-
casion one long to be remembered
and many were the expressions OF
hope that the women OF Florence and
Canon City. united by the bands of a
common interest in personal and so
ciai betterment might meet more fire.
auently in such Florence
Citizen.
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Canon City. Colorado.
April 10 and 20 1917.
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

FIRST ME HODISI EFTSCOF1C OFFOHOH
State Association Speakers-Mr. E. T. Albertson.
General Secretary Colorado State Sunday School
Association; Mr.. j. C Arnold. Secretary Boys
Work Denver Y. n. c. A. Superintendent Sec
ondary Division Colorado State Sunday School
Association DR.. T. S. Young Director OF Sun
day School and Young Peoples Work for Colo
RADIO and Southern Wyoming. Baptist Church.
PROGRAM:
Thursday, April fe.
7:30 p. NJ. Song Service-Mr. c. w. Van Patten.
Opening Prayer-Rev. D. J. Elsea.
7:45 P. nj Announcements. Appointments of Com
500 P. NJ The Organized Teen Age Class
Mr.. j. G. Arnold
$3.50 p NJ. Regeneration. the Supreme Objective
of the Sunday School"-Dr. T. S. Young
Friday, April 20
900 A. NJ Conference Sunday School Work.
Leaders. Mr.. AIbertson, Mr.. Arnold,
and DR.. Young.
10 A. NJ. The International Standard Sunday
School"-Mr E. T. Albertson.
1890 a. NJ. Advanced Sunday School Work in
Our CountyT-The Rev. C. J. Armen-
trout.
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l65 pounds and am as strong as q man.
! think money is well spent which pur-
chases Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound "-Mrs- JOS O'BRyAN, 1755
Newport Ave. Chicago. Ill.
The success of Lydia E. Pinkham.n
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs. Ii unparalleled. II may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displAcements, infAm-
n,adon, uleerAtiOn. irregularities. PERI
csiic raina, back ache. bearing down feel
ing, hAtulency. Indigestion. diaslne.a,
and nervous prnatrAttoO. Lydia 3 rink
dayd remedy tor female W
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19

was unable 10 walk
or do any Of my own
work. I read about
Lydia E. PinkhAm'o
Vegetable Com
pound in the news
papers and deter
mined to Try it IL
brought almost inn
mediate relief. My
weakness has en-
tirely disappeared
and l never had bet
ter health I WaiCln
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19

HERE FROM X. C. ON VISIT.
Mrs. Charles Cockennet of Kansas
City. No. is visiting here with her
father. Mr. H Ferkel. She expects
to stay about two weeks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
MAYOR SPEER
HONOR GUEST
LADIES' NIGHT
AT UNIV. CLUB

Ladies' night of the University club
for the season 1917. held at the
Strathmore hotel Thursday night un-
doubtedly surpassed any previous
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19
WOMAN SICK
Two YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong ~ .
Man.

Chisaeo. m.-"For about two years
suffered from q female trouble % I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-19

Some mems beaten track keeps
them going round and round.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-22

developed it from a prospect into one of the states richest gold mines. It has a production record of about S6.- 000,000 worth of ore and is yet con sidered one of the most valuable gold properties in the southwest. There is a largey tonnage of vari-grade ore blocked out on the several levels. Plans for the handling of this ore and for further development of the mine were well advanced when the death of Mir. Murphy in late June brought position will be made of the Congress mine by the executors of his estate has not as yet been announced. The mine is. however, too valuable long to remain idle. Under new management it is probable the property will be de- veloped to better purpose han MT. Murphy's failing health permitted.
 The Rich Hill placers, located near by the Octave and Beehive properties. supply data for an unique chapter in the chronicle of Weaver district min ing events. Although the beds of An telope and Weaver ~reeks are highly suriferous. the summit of Rich Hill. towering a thousand feet above them. has yielded millions of dollars worth of placer gold in nugget form. Many of the nuggets found there have val ue of S1OO each. and in one instance nugget having a value in excess of $500 was picked up on the highest point of the hill. Many theories have