The Idaho Springs siftings-news., November 14, 1914, Image 8

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NOTICE
To the Citizens of
Idaho Springs
J ForstHnetime.it has been ap
parent to me that the people, once
|in a while, want to see something
|(Lcod and really Worth'While.
Tlierefiare, I have contracted
with the World Film Corporation
to supply me, once a week, w'th
The best features being pro*
duced in the United States to
day. Here are a few of the
Shubert and Brady teleases com
ing soon: “The Lure,’* “The
Dollar Mark," “Man of the
Hour,” “Mother,” Gentleman
from Mississippi,” New York
Hippodrome Spectacle, “Ameri
Ca,” featuring such famous play
ers as Robert Warwick, Wilton
Lackey, Tom Wise, Clara Kino
ball Young, Gail Kane, Emma
Dunn, Alice Brady.
Every Wednesday night, begin
ning November, idth with “The
Lure,” in five acts. Come to the
Opera House next Wednesday
night and let us convince you that
we are going to show you The I
Best Pictures That Money can
Buy. K. E. MoscmiPT, Mgr.
Advertised Letter List
Idaho Springs, Colo.,
Nov. 14, 1914.
The following letters remain un
called for at this office:
Matilda A r derson
Mr. W. G. Anderson
Mr. Walter Anderson
Will Baxter
Miaa Lena Baur
Mr. Jamea M. Bradley
Mr. J. C. Blair
Mr. George Burt
Mr. Chaa, Carlson
Mr. James Cousins
Wm. Davis
Joe Hampton ""*
P. A. Hakanron
Miaa Lottie Hicks
Mr. Nila C, Johnson
Mrs. Hannah lohnson
John G. Johnson
Mr. F. C. Miller
G. L. Martin
Ana Neilaon
Mrs. B. Nichols
Walter Overcamp
Mra. E. B. Roberts
Hilda Smith
S. C. Snyder
Mr, J. B. Traylor
Mra. Jessie Thomas
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LEADING THINKERS OPPOSE
SEX HYGIENE.
The United States Commissioner
I of Education has of late come in
ior considerable criticism, because
o! an indorsement, in his recent
Annual Report, of s«*x hygiene for
the public schools. This is not sur
prising, in view of the widespread
resistance to this attempted in
novation in our popular education.
Leading statesmen, educators,
clergymen, and even physicians of
national reputation, are on record
as being uncompromising in their
j opposition. Ex-President Taft, in
addressing the graduates of the
Pierce business School of Phila
! delphia, held that pursuit of edu
cation in sex hygiene is full of
j dangers, if carried on in the gen
eral public schools. ‘I deny,'* he
said, “that the so-called prudish
| ness and avoidance of nasty snb
! jects in the last generation has
i ever blinded any substantial num
! her of girls or boys to the wh ked
ness of vice, or made them easier
victims of temptation.”
Governor Edward F. Dunne, of
Illinois, in a letter addressed to
the President of the State Uni
versity, expressed the conviction
that the teaching of sex hygiene
“will induce rather than suppress
immorality and unchasity.”
‘Personally, said Governor
Dunne, “I would not permit ray
young and innocent daughters to
be sent to either a public or pri
vate school where sex hygiene is
discussed in public, in their hear
ing and in the hearing of children
of their tender age.”
Ex-Governor Joseph W. Folk of
Missouri, who is now such a prom
inent figure in Federal investiga
tion work, is on record as strongly
opposed to this proposed innova
tion. Bishop Charles P. Anderson,
of Chicago, Rev. George P. Wil
liams, D. D., of Philadelphia, Su
perintendent Roncovieri of the
San Francisco public schools, and
President Tierney of Woodstock
College, Maryland, are among the
distinguished clergymen and edu
cators who have registered their
protests; while the objections ad
vanced by such men as Dr. How
ell T. Pershing, an alienist of na
tion-wide repute, and Dr. Richard
O. Cabot of Harvard Medical
School, are highly signifeant, com
ing as they do from trained think
ers whose conclusions are based on
citical observations.
Friends of our public schools
should hesitate long before indors
ing a subject that * arouses such
pronounced opposition from lead
ing thinkers representing many
shades of opinion, and most sensi
ble persons will no doubt agree
with those citizens who deplore
the hasty action of the United
States Commissioner of Education
in indorsing teachings and theories
that, if introduced into the public
schools, would impair the useful
ness of these institutions, by im
pelling many conscientious citi
zens to take their children from
the public schools, as Governor
Dunne declares he would do if
sex hygiene taught.
Next Week’s Movies
- MONDAY -
Love's Refrain Imp
Mary Pick ford and King Baggott
The Hole in the Garden
Wall Rex
Rupert Julian and Elate Jane Wilson
A Rural A&air Sterl.
• TUESDAY
- Lucky Deception
2 reels Nestor
Eddie Lyons, Victoria Fords, L. Moran
The Slavey’s Romance Victor
WEDNESDAY -
The Lure 5 acts World Film
Filmed from the plsy after its phenom
inal ran nt Mnzime Elliott's theatre
Shubert Special Feature
10 and ao cents
- THURSDAY -
The Character Woman
2 reels Eclair
Julia Stuart and Bella Adair
Lost in the Studio Sterl.
- FRIDAY -
Trey O’ Hearts Series, No. 5
s reels G. Seal
Cleo Madison and George Larkin
This is the Life Powers
Edna Maiooo
- SATURDAY -
There is s Destiny Victor
Warns Kerrigan
A Bowl of Roses Rex
Brb Leonard sod BUa Hall
Well, Well Joker
- SUNDAY -
Jim Webb, Senator 3 reels lap
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To Arrange with You
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range for their meets here-^
About the kind they Eat
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Phone Idaho 144.
THE MERCHANTS AND MINERS
NATIONAL BANK
Capital Stock, $50,000.00
C. S. Birkins, President. A. A. Stover, Cashier.
W. L. Shaffer V. President. W. A. Roberts, Asst. Cashier.
A HOME INSTITUTION
OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY LOCAL PEOPLE
THE BEAUTY OF BLACK DIAMONDS
@d< n't use one season you can keep un
til the next, when the coal is sure to
should always have a plenty of coal
in your celler. Too much is a whole
'ot better than too little. Let us send
you up enough to keep yon a going
“rnd a little bit more.” #
Flour, Meal, Bran, Ship-Stuff and drain.
C. L. PLUMMER
The Windsor Bar
(Worth’s Old Stand.)
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ORE PURCHASING 1
Announces that It is now prepared '
the HIGHEST prices for Gold and
ores of ANY grade and in ANY qul
NO CHAROE FOR SAMPLING AND i
SETTLEMENTS. I
Shipments received by railroad or w\
For full information telephone
IDAHO 118 or adll
THE ARGO REDUCTION AND ORE PURCHASING
OTT F. HEIZER, Manager.
Rah a sere throat with BALLARD’S
SNOW LINIMENT. Oooor two ap
plications will core it completely. Price
Kc, 60c and 91.00 par bottle. Sold by
H. A. Elliot.
Mrs. John B. Anderson Will en
tertain the Ladiei ’ Aid Society of
the Swedish Lutheran Church on
Saturday evening, Nov. 21st, in
the Sunday-school room. All are
invited to attend.
Mr. O. H. Shaffer left on Wet
nesday morning for Sglida, Colo.)
on a business mission.
Pot s porous plaster on the chest ssd
take a good cough syruu iatersally if
you would treat a oo vara case
Hmgs properly. Get the dollar
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