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MISS LuNpoUIsT
VISITING IN CUNNtSON

Mr.. and MRS. c. L. Moore are enter
taining an old friend. Miss Anna L.
Lundquist. of Canon City this week.
Miss Lundquist Is a talented singer
OF Canon City.-Gunnfson News
Champiun
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Salida. DR.. Girard also succeeded in
killing fine buck. There were FIVE
points on the antiers of the deer
killed by Mr.. Burton, and the carcass
weighed us pounds after being
dressed.
ANN ARBoR CROWDED
SAYS DEWEY SIMON
Dewey Simon OF Florence, who is at
tending college at Ann Arbor. Mich !,
writes bis father to the effect that
rents and living is extremely high
there even more SO than in Colo
RADIO. says the Florence Citizens.
Dewey and two other students are
Obliged to pay s4s month for two
rooms in frame house The COL
lege is crowded this year with from
l.000to $4,000 more boys than expected.
This has resulted in everything going
out OF sight. especially rents. Sew
eral hundred who came to Ann Arbor
TO enroll as students have gone home.
being unable to secure sleeping &C.
commodations.
HAVE MOVED TO
SHERMAN AVENUE
Thomas Mears has moved from 92O
Macon avenue TO the Jukes place at
302 Sherman avenue.
PROUD PARENTS
OF BABY BOY
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A SomerviIle are
the proud parents of a son born to
them at DIR. Graves hospital last
night.
RETURNED TO HOME
OF HER PARENTS
Mrs Mabel Harrington. the 17-year-
old wife OF c. A Harrington. who re-
Gently confessed to the charge of
forgery in Colorado Springs and was
sentenced to a term of seven years in
the penitentiary here by Judge J. W.
Seafor of the Ell Paso county district
WILL VISIT DAUGHTER
IN SUNFlOWER STATE
Mrs. ]. NJ. Isley left Thursday for
Plains. Kan, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Fredda Templanan.
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huNIINo Trip

w. ii. Dozicr and Dali DeWeese re-
turned home Friday afternoon from a
deer hunting trip In the neighborhood
of Waugh mountain in the Stirrup
ranch country. Although both ia
nous hunters neither OF them brought
back any venison. They report deer
rs being very scarce In that locality
and hunting difficult owing TO the
density of the foliage on the trees,
making II impossible to see any great
distance ahead
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CARLOAD OF CHANDLER
CARS ARRIVE iN CITY

The Canon Auto Company today re-
ceived carload OF 1920 Chandler
models, three of the cars being of the
touring style and one OF them road
efqr
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PETE WESTWATER
HERE FROM GALLUP

Pete Westwater. general superin-
tendent Of two mines at Gallup. n. NJ,
is here today looking after his ranch
ing interests on Lincoln Park. Pete
says he has an enormous crop This
year and everything is looking good.
He does not anticipate coal strike
at his mines because they are not
unionized. He says the men are
making $3.50 a month. and seem per-
fectly satisfied with the wages.
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ENTERTAINING GUEST
FROM SAlIDA. COLO.

Mrs. Frank l.. Mason of Salids,
Colo. is here for a weekend visit,
with Mrs. W. r. Fulkerson. soT Macon
avenue
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Friday
VISITED PUEBLO
FRIENDS THIS WEEK

Mrs. J. W. Fisher. iolS Harrison
avenue. was visitor In Pueblo this
week for few days. with relatives
and friends.
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The water will he turned out Of the
South Canon ditch on October 10 so
ditch can be cleaned.
w. ]. DAVIS.
22S-it-wlt Ditch Superintendent.
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VISITING THEIR
DAUGHTERS HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. =. +. NJ Todd OF Erie.
Kan. are visiting their daughters,
Mrs. william Kenly and Mrs A. j.
Woods in this city.
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MR.. AND MRS. q.
DENkER VISITING HERE

Mr.. and and Mrs D. Denker OF Enid.
Okla, arrived here by automobile on
Thursday and will spend week in
Canon City rs the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lundstedt at SIG Col
lege avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Denker
were former residents OF this COM
munity, and two of their sons attend.
ed the public schools here last year
Mr.. and Mrs. Denker have become
wealthy from oil properties In Okla.
homa during the last few years.
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TWO DEER KILLED
NEAR HOWARD

~ c, burton Of Howard whose wife
and fanny are residing in this city
during the winter months I'm order
that their children may have the ben
ehts of the school. came down from
the western part OF the county Friday
bringing with him the carcass of a
fine deer which he shot while hunt
ing in the mountains south of Howard
few days ago. Other members of
the hunting party with Mr Burton
were Or Beckley and DIR. Girard OF
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HUNTED DEER
NEAR SAliDA

Harold Brown and Mr.. Puckett
manager of the Sedalia copper mine
are in quest of deer in the vicinity OF
Saiida-
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FOOTBALL GAME TO
BE PLAYED SATURDAY

The football game between Cripple
Greek and Canon City high schools
viii be played at the high school
grounds in this city Saturday after
noon at 2:So. Admission so cents.
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ENTERTAINING GUESTS
tFROM KANSAS

Mrs. Ross Martin and two children.
and Miss Belva wray OF Hutchinson,
Kan. are visiting their mo her. Mrs
Hattie wray. l1l4 Macon avenue.
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Saturday
LEFT FRIDAY
FOR MINNEAPOLIS

Mrs. Annie +. Cone and niece. Mrs.
c. c. Redheld. left Friday afternoon
for Minneapolis MINI. where they
will make their home Mrs. Cone will
reside with Mrs. Redfield who has
resided In Minneapolis for many years.
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GUEST OF DR..
AND MRS. WEBB

Miss Elma Lind Smith, formerly a
music teacher in the Canon City
schoo S, and who for the past year
has been doing canteen and enter
tainment work with the Y. NJ. c. A.
in France. returned from overseas Au-
gust 1. She arrived here Tuesday
from Chicago and is the guests of
DIR. and Mrs. <. c. Webb for a couple
of weeks
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were thrown at Senator Reed. A shot |
fred in the rear OF the auditorium |
caused the audience 10 stampede.
Gov. Robertson approved the demon
Artration.
. Saturday
LEFT FRIDAY
ron MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. Annie E. Cone and niece. Mrs. |
c. c. Redneld. left Friday afternoon |
for Minneapolis, MINI. where they |
will make their home Mrs. Cone will |
reside with Mrs. Redheld who has
resided In Minneapolis for many years.
HUNTED DEER
NEAR sALiDA
Harold Brown and Mr.. Pickett.
manager of the Sedalia copper mine,
are in quest of deer In the vicinity oil
Saiida-
VISITING THEIR
DAUGHTERS HERE
Mr.. and Mrs. .. +. NJ. Todd OF Erie.
Kan. are visiting their daughters,
Mrs william Kenly and Mrs A. y.
Woods in this city.
HOME FROM
HUNTING TRIP
w. II. Dozicr and Dali Deweese re-
turned home Friday afternoon from a
deer hunting trip In the neighboIhood
OF Waugh mountain in the Stirrup
ranch country. Although both ia
nous hunters neither or them brought
back any venison. They report deer
rs being very scarce In that locality
and hunting difficult owing TO the
density of the foliage on the trees,
making II impossible to see any great
distance ahead.
rs THE GUEST OF
SISTERS NEAR MicsNiTE
w $. Jackson of Warsaw. Mo. Is
visiting his sisters the Misses Emma
and Belle Jackson. at the Jackson
) y.slch. near Micanite. Mr. Jackson
kill spend two months here. and as he
Is Interested In land and cattle. he
may in the near future make Colorado
his home. Mr.. Jackson is a lawyer
by profession
ENJOYING A TWO
WEEKS VACATION
J. II. Higgins. the opticisn. Is en-
joying a vacation of several weeks
duration.
MAKING EXTENDED
EASTERN VISIT
Mrs. George Sherwood and son.
Frank. and Miss Jennie Levick. left
last week for an extended visit in
Missouri. Iowa and illinois
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
tFRoM KANSAS
Mrs. Ross Martin and two children.
n
Kan. are visiting their mo her. Mrs
Hattie wray, TIA Macon avenue
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
ENJOY A PICNIC
The Nonac Camp Fire Girls. chaper
oned by Miss Lola Dale. enjoyel a pic
mic supper on the Tunnel drive Friday
. evening The occasion was a more
than ordinarily pleasant one.
HAS SOLD REslDENE
ON FIFTEENTH STREET
Donald Likins recently sold his
home on North Fifteenth street TO w
II Martcn. and viii move to Colorado
City to make his home.
INDIANA PEOPLE
VISIT SON HERE
MIR adm Mrs. Isaac Rogers OF Mont
pelier. Ind. arrived here recently for
, an indefinite visit with their son. J
~, Rogers
TWO DEER KILLED
NEAR howard
- c, Burton Of Howard, whose wife
and fanny are residing in this city
during the winter months In order
that their children may have the ben
eits of the school. came down from
the western part OF the county Friday
bringing with him the carcass of
fine deer which he shot while hunt
ing in the mountains south of Howard
few days ago. Other members of
the hunting party with Mr.. Burton
were Dr Becltley and DIR. Girard OF
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INDIANA PEOPLE
VISIT SON HERE

Mr.. adm Mrs. Isaac Rogers of Mont
pelier. Ind. arrived here recently 70
I an indefinite visit with their son. J
~ Rorers
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CAMP FIRE GIRLS
ENJOY A PICNIC

The Nonac Camp Fire Girls, chaper
oned by Miss Lola Dale enjoyel a pic
mic supper on the Tunnel drive Friday
. evening. The occasion was more
than ordinarily pleasant one.
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GOT DEER NEAR
SOM NJ ERvIllE'S RANCH

According to telephone message re-
ceived here today from Sommerville's
ranch. II. p. Stommel and r. L. Sears.
who have been deer hunting in that
locality for the last two or three DAYS,
each killed fine buck there this
morning. They are expected to re-
tur nto Canon City this evening. SOM
mervil'e's ranch is about 80 miles
northwest of town.
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bride Joined her father in Denver in
August, and the marriage Is the termi-
nation of a childhood friends and ro-
nance. Following a short wedding
trip in Colorado, Mr. and Mrs Dun
lap. after October Is. will be at home
in Canon City. CoIo.-Okmulgee Daily
Democrat.
HERE FROM
RENick, MO.
Ralph Mitchell land family of Rem
lex. Mo, are here visiting the home of
the formers brother and wife. Mr.
and Mrs. T. NJ. Mitchell, 424 Pike
avenue.
GOT DEER ON EIGHT
MILE PARK THURSDAY
Robert Hundley and Jack Donoho
of this city each killed an antlered
deer on Eight Mile Park Thursday.
which they brought to town this morn
ing. How many deer have thus far
been killed by Canon City hunters
since the opening of the shooting sea-
son on Wednesday is not known. but
this far about dozen have been re-
ported. Most of them were killed
within few miles of town.
MRS. HARDY AND CHILDREN
GO TO WASHINGTON, D. c.
Mrs. Guy u. Hardy and children.
Miss Marion, and Masters Donald and
Lyman. LETT today for Washington, d.
C.. to make their home with Con-
gresham Hardy and son Max. the
latter of whom has been in the cap
ital since since early in the summer.
GUEST OF DR..
AND MRS. WEBB
Miss Elma Lind Smith, formerly a
music teacher in the Canon CITY
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HAS SOLD RESlpENE
ON FIFTEENTH STREET

Donald Likins recently sold his
home on North Fifteenth street. TO w
II Martcn. and viii move to Colorado
City to make his home.
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RETURNED TO HOME
OF HER PARENTS

Mrs. ]. NJ. Isiey left Thursday for
Plains. Kan, to visit her daughter.
Mrs. Fredda Templanan-
The Washington herald., 1919-02-14
MOTHERS SELFISHNESS
By DOROTHY DIX
THE WORLDS HIGHEST PAID WOMAN WRITER

selhshness by saying tnar she will
make him a better home than any
girl can, and that no other woman can
love man like his mother does. She
forgets that there is one glory of the
moon and another of the stars, and
that the love of a man for his mother.
and the love he bears to his mate are
not the same kind of love, and one
cannot be substituted for the other
any more than bread can be substi-
tuted for meat. Neither can mothers s
nome take the place of a home a man
builds for himself.
1t is instinct implanted in their
breast by God himself that makes the
young want to leave the home nest
and build nests OF their own, and
stretch their wings in flight to new
places, and the mother bird has no
right to try to prevent this. Her life
has been lived. Theirs is in the fu-
ture, and If one or the other is to be
sacrificed, she is the one
Selhshness can only be fought with
selhshness, and when sons and daugh-
tiers find that mother makes unreason-
able demands upon them, that she
wants them to give up their opportu-
mites and their chances of life to
crafty her whims, they should refuse
TO be victimitized by her.
Copyright. 1919, By the Wheeler Svn-
dicate, Incl.
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| 0YThe
NyCl[prl6l

Arthur s. Kane, general manager of
the Select Film Company, is In town
for a couple of days. meeting WASH
ington exhibitors. Mr. Kane says
Select has one or two things up its
sleeve. We hope one of>these things"
Is another Constance Talmage.
Told you Nat CHASER would come
back Saw him to-day and he says
he met Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney B. Lusk
in New York standing on the corner
watching the Wrigley sign. Guess
Syd's buying some more pictures.
What's in a name? A piece Of soap
by any other name would be just as
hard to catch in the bath tub. but the
fact remains that Mildred Harris now
bills herself as Mrs. Charlie Chaplin.
Mr.. wassung. at the Lyric, thought
this out.
Mildred. by the way. didn't Just hap
pen to call herself Mrs. Chaplin for
publicity's sake. az some folks believe,
she is Charles sure enough. honest
to-goodness wife.
Freddie Klein and Lawrence Beattus
hOO Dues 10 BlNc any ntMe
yesterday. N. NJ. Schenk. general
manager of the Loew enterprises, Is
here looking things over. Just be-
tween the two of US. we think IN. NJ"
is trying to find out why these two
boys are doing so much business.
They say Mack Sennett has been
raiding the beauty parlors again out
Los Angenes way Betcha Mack
grabbed a handful of peaches-you
have to hand It to him when 1t comes
to picking the good looking bathing
girls.
Harry Crandan is taking a few days
on in New York
Mr.. Brown. at the Regent. was the
first Washington exhibitor to show
Paramount pictures. Only about 80
per cent of the exhibitors have fol-
lowed suit The Regent is still play
ing them.
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PEACE BALLS.

The first great peace ball after tie
signing Of the armistlce was EiveE sp
Washington by British Officer II D
took the Letter mansion and once
tained those who had been their no
tcsses during the period Of the wa
II was an extremely brilliant ufaI- ar
which smart women wore new COWS
and S"woIs. II had the pre-war Fnr D.
and Eaiety. and the guests dane. 4
until TIE sun came up.
II was the British. you know. W. r
gave the first great dance after Water
loo. and InssIbly some OF the guests b.
that famous Caledonian Ball NCr,
represented by their posterity in r. %
burst OF EaieJy that Washington -rC.-
this leap from gloom into sunsl Irr
Lady Clementina Davis tells OF Lha-
most remarkable spectacle called % .
Caledonian Ball. with which Lgr6rl
, celebrated victory and the Re7ta-r-
ton. The Highland costume was worn
by all the guests, and each chic
tain wore his own tartan. The He. -
land fling was the dance o. q q
evening. and the wild yeIls OF trump
shouted forth by the dancers. write.
Lady Clementina, startled the polish
ed Continentals-Vogue
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.l1{Ql&iln

Bravo for Heifetz, star of violinists!
Yesterday afternoon the young Rus
sian violinist, Jascha Heifetz. ap-
peared in recital at the National Thea
ter. Never before has a washington
audience paid such a tribute to any
artist as it did to this boy virtuoso.
After each solo he received large ap-
plause, after each encore an ovation
and at the end of the program, after
playing two extra numbers, hundreds
of admirers remained in the theater,
among them the great Irish tenor.
John Mccormack. cheering, clappIng
their hands and even whistling. hop
ing that they would have another op-
portunity TO hear Heifetz at his best
For twenty minutes they refused to
go and continued the tumultuous ap-
plause until the management an
nounced that on account of a hurried
engagement Mr.. Heifetz would be un-
great outburst of admiration on the
part of Washington audience was
a triumph for the young star, who has
appeared here before. but never actual
ly swept the audience before him as
he did on this occasion.
The great development that has TAX
en- place in the young artist since his
appearance here last winter in recital
was apparent when he made his ap-
pearance here as soloist with the New
York symphony this season. but those
who heard him there were hardly pre-
pared to find him superlative through
an entire program.
HeifetZ is a master. a genius, his
technique, his tone, his depth and
brilliancy are unexcelled; he stands
alone as the perfect master of the
violin. The program follows:
]. Sonata in G minor, by Tartini.
2. Concerto in Z minor, Op. GA, by
Mendelssohn.
8. (a) Nocturne in D major, by
Chopin Wilhelmj.
(b) Dance No. Z, by Brahms.
(c) Caprice No. IS. by Paganini.
(d Caprice No. 90 by Paranini
4. (a) Andante Cantabile, by Tschai-
kowsky-Auer.
(b) la Ronde des Lutins," by Baz-
zini.
The encores were: "Minuet," by Mi
landre; 'iebesfreude," by Kreisler;
"Gossec," by Rigaudon. and ~Gui-
tarre," by Moszkowsky-Sarasa
Mr.. Heifetz has, indeed. secured a
most efficient, sympathetic and excel
lent accompanist in Mr., Benoist
The Washington herald., 1919-02-14
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Il. 1919.

Sinister stars rule today, according
to astrology. Mercury. Jupiter, Sat-
urn and the Sun are all in evil aspect
Owing to the forbidding power Of
the planets 1t is wise to postpone
initiative of every sort
There appears to be menacing
sway for family financial conditions
and thrift and economy are especially
commendable during this direction Of
the planets.
Some sort of bad news affecting
persons high in public life is presaged
and this may cause wide anxiety for
day or two.
Colleges and universities have the
prosnostication of great progress un-
der new conditions. The prophecy
made years ago that they woCld be
permanently linked closely with gov
ernment is likely to be fully realized
Strikes again are indicated. One OF
these will be epoehal, it is prophesied,
in settling a great industrial problem
Scandals through letters or writ
ings are foreshadowed. During this
configuration care should be eXer-
cised in the expression OF opinion.
whether spoken or written.
Persons who would test fate in any
eltdl pOSApOAie h-sASAA
until more favorable conditions pre-
vail
Again many deaths among elderly
persons are forecast. A famous man
will end his career while abroad or
an important mission.
Through a study of the effects OF
fear and depression, the gospel OF
cheerfulness will be widely preached
by physicians and other scientific per-
sons, the seers predict
Women will enter into large pro-
jects that combine commercial ana
philanthropic interests, it is prog
nosticated.
Chicago is to come much into ma
tional discussion in the next few
weeks.
Storms that will take a heavy toll
of life are forecast.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is have
the forecast of a successful year, IN
which financial affairs will prosper.
The young will court and marry.
Children born on this day Will be
active and enterprising, but rhcy will
be restless under control. These sub
jects of Aquarius must be carefully
guided to be successful.
tOopynght, 1881
The Washington herald., 1919-02-14
Eloise Aeeede, to My Plan and We
Make Our ArTansementy.

You have your passports. Eloise,
and more than enough money TO
take YOU to Brussels? Mother told
me" spoke softly and rapidly. and
Eloise caught my mood without
quite knowing why. Yes, Thanks
to dear Madame Dorimer, ! have
every hing ready for sailing-st
least. all that can be arranged be
lore get to New York"
when are you going over 70 the
sanitarium?' - I switched the topic so
abruptly that Eloise jumped.
Il do not wish 20 20 at all" she
said. But 1 understand l am to
have baths and massage in a rest
cure for business women, for two
weeks. perhaps, before 1 sail. And
an going this afternoon. The auto
is ordered for o'clock. l believe
Madame Lorimer will ride over with
me"
"Eloise. tell mother you prefer to
so alone
That's very good. No one will in
a Grand dinner for Mr.. Robert lori
mer tonight. I can persuade her TO
remain at home and rest before she
dresses"
That very good. No one will in
terfere with your preparations,
Eloise, and so you can pack your
things to go to New York;
Eloise was astonished and would
have interrupted but hurried on:
In New York you have powerful
friends. Il will be easy for you to
get your passports viseed at once.
Go home, Eloise. Go back to Bel
Eium at once"
But is il not most ungrateful for
me to leave Madame Lorimer 500
abruptly
"Eioise, / am going to tell you
something terrible. But you must
never blame Mrs. Lorimer nor Dad
dy. Remember that they are only
following DR.. Certeis' advice, and
DR.. Certeis is Daddy's best FREUD.
Eloise! It is an insane asylum to
which they are sending you"
EIoise is always so white she
she couldn't turn any whittier. She
flushed instead snd faced me with
her dark eyes staring wide.
And I thought IL was a spa" she
muttered. "But-a madhouse. The
Spanish spy planned that for me-
Then she came close to me and her
voice and her manner were tragic:
Can YOU not see? Is it not plain ?
Certeis is the Duke Of Riminez! Mr..
Lorimer's best friend is a great inter-
national spy!'
Maybe she is insane" I thought.
But even so, that's all she is crazy
about, and she will never see Certeis
IN her own country. What she says
now ought not to disturb my plan al
all"
However. it might shorten our talk
to humor her:
"If you think so, Eloise, you can
get out of his power-forever-as We
have planned. Get ready to go 70 New
York tonight. I'll phone for your tick
ct and berth on the train"
And let you go to an insane asylum
in my placer" she whispered in hor-
ror.
only to hide, my dear, until you
have sailed. Why, dear girl, thinE
how easy it will be for me TO claim
my own name againl"
Eloise considerd the matter and
shook her head dubiously.
Are you quite sure?" she said.
'Of course! 'Dorimer' is a name "a
conjure with" I protested. as l re-
called the crook in the street car who
had quailed at sight of my calling
card "But I must have some of youI
clothes tonight, Eloise. And your
handbag. want you to take my
travelling case. You'll find 1t in the