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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
BALDWIN WILL HAVE
CHARGE OF TOURNAMENT
Great Airslip Contest at Lewis and Clark
Exposition to Solve Problem OF Aerial
Navigation Excellent Site for
Aerial COncOurse.

point aud return, Or perform other
stated Gvoluiions. In the contests TWO
ar mere machines lake part. The ono
that makes The best showing being
awarded the prize. even if the objec-
tive point was not reached by either.
Willie the contests and flights will
prove tie principal attraction To .ho
thousands Of visitors who will be inter.
cstcd in demonstrations OF the practi-
clbllity OF acronautic navigation.
amusement Of n most exciting nature
will be provided for those who wish
to experience without danger the ac-
tual sensation OF riding in an airship.
For tic first time at any exposition
people Nay 90 up in nirshipS after
the manner Of ascending in balloons.
The airships will tie securely anchored.
and will be drawn back to earth after
reaching an elevation of several tlous-
and feet. IT, is expected that the trip
into the heavens and back to arth will
take about fifteen minutes.
AT an elevation of one Thousand lie 1t,
The spectator will he able TO enjoy
panorama OF scenic wonders not cx-
ccl!cd elsewhere in America AT this
elevation the captive airship will he
above the foothills which compass the
city OF Portland, and one may see fnr.
mics and miles in every direction The
beautiful Willamette and Columbia
rivers will lie before the spectator. like
silver ribbons in the sunlight, inter.
secting country where grain fields
alternate with woodland. and where
snow-clad mountain peaks rise like
perpendicular pillars Of SHOW.
The system under which the airsnip
flights will be arranged provides for
a careful attention TO details which
should assure more successful series
of experiments in aerial navigation
than any held previously The gas
supply, which was inadequate al ST.
Louis, and was responsible for num-
Der of failures, has been arranged
for already. Other precautions against
failure will he taken, so that tho con-
tests Will show the real merit OF The
ccntcsting machines, and no inventor
will have any legitimate excuses to
offer for the failure Of his machine to
do what he has claimed IL would do
In one corner of The Aeronautic Con.
course an aerojrome will be bull. To
house the airshns. Here visitors
may examine the machines am. study
the mechanical arrangement which en-.
ablcs them to ily
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

Figures for the First Eight Months OF the
Fiscal Year Break all Previous
Records for a Similar Per-
iod of Time

Exporte u ion and Stt.' manniac-
lures from the United States in the
first eight months Of the present fiscal
year exceed those i'll Tie corresponding
months Of any earlier year. being So -
million dollars in value. as compared
with 81 i-2 millions, the high record
made in he first eight months OF the
fiscal yea. 1901
a statement Just issued ny tile DE
pariment of Commerce ana Labor
through its Bureau Of Statistics COM
pares the imports and exports of iron
and steel manufactures during The fist
eight months OF each fiscal year from
1885 To l05 In 1889 exports uf iron
and steel manufactures ,lcrln:, the first
eight months were less than haif the
value of imports OF iron and steel
manufactures, bcing l. IL million dol
lars as against %, milions of impcrls.
In 1905, drrins tho same months, the
exports Of iron and steel. are about six
tines as much as Inc imports Of iron
anu slecl: pclhS S3 lnllliunS. as
against II millions of,imnoris. Thus
the balance OF trade iii iron and slce!
which in SS5. slowed a .olaI of12 mil
lien dollars in favor Of imports shows
in 1905 to ;lalea total Of II million aol-
lars in favor of exports.
Tho growth in iron ard steel OK.
ports from Tie United States is even
more clearly shown by Il comparison
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Teddy Down Hmong the Cowboys.

tlustry wllicl, have only developed III
recent years. steel rails have aisc in
creased in exports from slTT,iG5 in the
ii'st eight months OF 1885 u S;.CnU..
Gl9 in 1905 to date, and ever hair Of
me latter value represents shipments
to the rapidly developing sections OF
Canada while Japan almost cuuals
Europe rs market for American rails,
being credited with $43l, 3DI worth as
against s52a,S39 for Europe as a whole.
Locks hinges ard oi.ier builders
hardware increased from $1.4S7.:lS in
1885 to S7,i03,Slj III 1905. though lie
latter sum is Slisht.- loss han The 10.
tails for the CORES pondns periods Of
1903 and 1907. The comparisons in
each case being for tile first eight
months of I'll? fiscal years named
Pig iron production in tho United
States Showed hut little growth in lie
twenty ycers from 1865 10 1855. being
about million tens and / nlilllnls. re.
spectively, Il, ,liC Two dates named. In
the twenty ya;l::; from SS5 tc 1905 The
growth ha: 'cen nearly If million col.
lars and Tho increase has cccu:re,I
chiefly in the last ten years having
almost douDlni IN 1909 as compared
viii: the pro- lliciion of 1895. 4 study
CT the figures prepared by the Burear
of Statistics indicates tlJ ra,id OK
pansion in he production ri pig iron.
beginning wi-h tho year 1921: ~ de-
crease in Tho imports CT ircn and steel
manufactures. which have stca,iilv de-
creased since 1880 aud III hut Two
Years 1851 and 1903, have touched
level reached III .he year named; CD
q corresponding increase in The cxrcr.
taifon Of iron and steel manufactures.
especially sinae 1892 and "a Il dis
apperrance ut the net inward move
ment, hcelarins with no year 1894.
increasing III Volume until The year
1900 sligisii1 rccpding until 1903. and
again advancing wlthevery Indication
That The excess Of experts over imports
of iron AMI steel in The rrt sent lis. al
year will he considerably mere than
lpO million dollars
g. d Hf.. f I. /. VI = 2 Ia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

Oh The movement In certain aIlicics.
In 1885 there were hut % ciasses of
sufficient Importance 10 warrant their
presentation i'll The monthly recon ds
OF export movements In 1.G:, ;ttout
40. separate items IF iron apd .tecl
manufactures are shown in Tho Month
~ Summary If Commerce and Finance
and he list steadily grows from year
10 year, III response tc the request
cmanating from these Interested in the
iron and steal industry. while in addi.
ton 10 this, many of the articles are
so presented as 10 slew their t!Gsina-
ton by collrtrics-a distinct improve
ment upon the methods pursued lwcn-
" years carrier sa
Machinery. tho leading item If OK
ports in The iron and steel schedule.
has increased from SSaSTGi0 in lie,
first eight months IF 1855 &c $4,000
0a2 in the corresponding months uf
the present fiscal year Under The
head OF machinery arc included loco
motives, i'll wiii.,n The growth was flom
s6a5,o3G in 1850 To S1.aiJ.I20 III 1906,
printing presses from SIlIil2 to
1911, 1873: sewing machines, from ST.
94Sf9l 10 S:.S99,ipl; and i'll addition
many other articles which were not
enumerated IN 1855. sncIl rs cash reg
listers electrical machinery, HUNGRY
,WDrk Ing machinery, fyupW,iiprS auJ
other Items representing lines; Of in
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Practically Nothino.

But have you any itleD." asked his
secretary of the treasury. what il
will cost to put the country on war
footing?'
I'VE don't need to figure on that, :
irrttably answered The South Amcri-
can president. "In tire CT war The
soldiers will SO barefoot. = Chicago
Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Needs Twn Editors

Visitor lin newspaper oince)--I sup
pose you have two editors for Tho
Questions and answers" department.
Edltor-No; only one. Why did you
suppose two were necessarily
II thought you'd have to have n
woman TO nsk the questions and a
man to answer Thorn. - Galveston
Nows. 8 q vi. ;;;js d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
OvercIlaraed.

Well said Mrs. stubb, thought-
fully, thc plumber that worked for
us during the past winter was Bird"
"Hm!" srnntcd Mr.. Smith. ''I'rom
the size OF his bill he mist have been
a pelican
= think he must have been u par
why so?''
Tribune.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09

Gov. Higgins starts his vc,o record
finely by swinging The ax over The
bill To make New York another South
Dakota,- New York Mail
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-04-09
Her Property.

He hndn', amy real cslu't,
Vel the maid. sinslc-handcd.
Got busy Gre II was too late
And soon she had him luudud
Detroit Tribune.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Robson enter
tanned very delightfully."- at dinner Fri
day evening Their guests were DR..
and Mrs Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Rockafellow, Dr. and Mrs. Little, Mr..
and Mrs. Guy U. Hardy. and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Robson.
G. L. Strawman, at one time en-
ployed at @. C. Patton's iewelry store
but for the last seven or eight months
a resident OF Pueblo, was in town a
couple of days last week. Mr.. Straw
man is now making his home in Dem
yer.
The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Euchre club was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Galley
last Friday evening. The meetings of
the Euchre club are delightful occa-
sious. and the one OF last Friday even
ing was no exception to the rule.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Chase left for
California the first of the week, where
they will spend the remainder Of the
winter. Their residence on Macon ave-
nue. will be occupied by Prof. and Mrs.
Eichhorn until their return from the
Pacific coast.
The members OF the Dickens club
were delightfully."- entertained last
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Cameron.
at SIS Main street. Ii was . regular
meeting Of the club and there Was the
usual study OF the writings Of its favor
ite author.
+. A. Vessel. formerly employed at
THE RKcoHp Office, hu, for the last six
or seven months travelling agent for the
publishers OF Golfers Weekly, was in
town for . short time last Tuesday
while on his way to Glenwood Springs.
John Smith of Del Rey avenue has
returned home from a pleasant visit
with his daughter in Greeley. MI.
Smith says there is no other locality in
Colorado that is to be compared with
Canon as place OF residence.
Grant Dickinson returned home last
Monday after a pleasant visit of a
weeks duration with his parents at
Granada. Colorado. He reports busi-
ness conditions As very good in that
section of the state.
C. G. Dawson, who has been in Dem
yer for a week in connection with the
Kansas-Coiorndo water suit, returned
Tuesday. Next week Mr.. Dawson will
go TO New Mexico to take testimony IN
this suit.
Mr.. Joe Walton received q telegram
Monday announcing the death of his
father. He and his sister. Mrs. Hes
keith, started that afternoon for their
old home in Ohio.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

1 The Rev. John B. Cook, while consid.
erably improved, was not able to
preach on last sunday. His pulpit
wss therefore supplied in the morning
by the Rev. g. W. Shaw of Orchard
avenue, who preached an excellent
sermon on the uses Of affection. In
the evening the services were in charge
Of the very competent director of mu-
sic, Prof. Eichhorn. They were evan
gelistic in character, and, a. Prof.
Eichhorn is widely known evangel-
list, as we'll as a very talented musician.
the service was most enjoyable. Rev.
Mr.. Hollar, who also spoke briefly, al
ways holds the closest attention of his
hearers.
Miss Marion Elvira Jones has resign
ed her position as voice director in the
Sedalia College Of Music and will, in
April. go to London, where she was re-
Gently elected an A. r. NJ. Of the Royal
Academy Of Music. She was q former
pupil of the academy and will again
stady voice under it's able instructors.
She expects to be absent nearly a year
and will probably engage in concert
upon her return to this country.-From
Sedalia paper.
Chas. H. Duncan, erstwhile connected
with r. d. Coolbaugh of Canon. has
once more accepted the position OF
A"s 'Aie'iAi Win nun anu Pu'
~ ~ ApPearahce IN es'ciin hohoay
An Vi Mr- oo'ioauen customers IN
'nis 'eo''o" "e aeie,'eu 70 again
' o'oe
1" nos '"oy i"
'u' -'oun'Ai" ifo'
~
or n u anu en-,
pp,e
nisn. anu are 'ne guests
=, M anu rs n y. "eos'er on
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26
The Leader Hardware and Grocery Co.
STORE TALK

Satisfaction is the link that binds pleased
customers to US. Our service is the best,
our prices are fair. Just now a great deal
on the table comes from the tin can, and
its the quality of the goods inside the can
that tells when once they get into the
kitchen and up to the good housewife.
Be she ever so good a cook, if the con-
tents of the can are not up to top-notch
the children complain that there's moth
ing to eat" Just try the Leaders brands
they are ''firsts' always. And then the
fruits: Green. dried and evaporated, all
fine favored-the best. Special prices
this week. We draw people here to buy,
because we please the palate at popular
prices.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

The R.coaD has some especially at
'trsctive club offers for this season.
These offers are open to all-old and
new subscribers alike. The only con-
-dition made 10 that the REcoRD must
be paid up to date, the club rate pay
ing for the RnooRD one year in ad-
vance.
The RKcoKD and
The womans' Home Companion.
Both one year ar------------- ----sl.so
The Record and
The American Boy.
Both one year --------------f-so 80
The Record,
The Success,
The Cosmopolitan.
All one year --------------$2.oO
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

=
kinus VI cns ss'n ~ Pouu'
Miss Holmes resumed 10 canon last
Tuesday from visit to Pueblo.
A. e. Wilson went to Cripple Greek
on business last Tuesday morning.
The Chieftaip, The Globe Democrat
and The RncoRD all one year for t2.15
TT. Hso.~ 49,. .f-.
~
me , walk SASys-0etnGl To-
Mr.. E. NJ. Hall and Mr.. sheafYer OF
Beaver creek visited Canon last Satur-
day.
Mov;,o n;,,,ra. axa ,;r,. ,ht.
week at the Glass Blower, Fifth and
Main.
Mr and sr n n uo,L;,. 80 H..
b.nnv n.rsnt. ~ . Ton nor,d .on horn
n thar, l.., s,,d.,
y nv
!,
-. -
$50 ~ - Lar e" .A,"e
n.i =, .nen H,e"us ~ ''ocA
' 's -"'
oHRisTiAs SCIENCE the gospel OF
the foor explained al the opera
house' monday evening" feo' D. p. m
Mr.. MCGOWAN, the mail carrier for
Beaver ana oiendaie. TOOK day on
ana spent last SATURDAY In the county
seat
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Gibson and little
son, David, returned home last Mon
day after visit Of several days in
Denver.
Would YOU know something of the
teachings OF Christian Sciencef II so.
attend the free lecture at the opera
house, Monday evening, February 6.
Smith Whip, a well known citizen of
Gunnison. stopped of here for a short
visit with his daughter. Mrs, ]. G.
Morgan. while on his way home from
n business trim to Denver. Mr.. Wbip
has been treasurer OF Gunnison county
Tor more than twenty years
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Bean of Camden.
Maine, arrived here last Saturday and
will spend the remainder Of the winter
It this city. Mr.. Bean and wife are
annual visitors to Canon City and know
from experience that we have the finest
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Shrewd buyers watch our hardware de-
partment carefully. Itpays, for our prices
help out the economically inclined. For
those in need of good, steady, reliable,
all-day, t-when-you-want-it power, we
call attention to the Dempster Gasolene
engine; has pump attachment; easy to
move where most needed; inexpensive to
operate: simple to handle and extremely
low-priced. Examine its merits and be
convinced; e-horse power and up; mighty
handy in spraying time. Pumps are an
interesting study just now; we have the
kind that work. Look at the Pitcher cist-
ern pump; small, cheap, easy to handle.
And the Dempster pump and Star water
elevator twill pay you to examine them.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

consequence OF eating fresh oysters
supposed to have been embalmed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

The Colorado Chieftain and TIL
RECORD both one year for $l.50.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

For feed, coal, and wood call on
Merris 4 Son. 3O8 Main street.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Three kinds of chocolates aOc pound,
tsffy l3c Saturday at Millers-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Do you understand Christian Science
No? Why not hear it explained at tn,
opera house, Monday Feb. 8, p. m
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

Just about everything in hardware and
groceries tells the story of our store news.
You noticed that the bread made from
the Imboden flour took the blue ribbon
at the Fruit Growers Institute. 1t is
made from Kansas hard wheat and we
think it is the best flour sold on this mar
ket. Try sack and you will agree with
US.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26

There is a difference between sanitary
plumbing and the other kind. Ours is
the sanitary kind and costs no more than
the other kind. Its better all around,
though. The melting snow probably sug
gested our store to you again in the mat
ter of tinwork, roofing or guttering. Our
telephone number is Blue 1888, and we
are Johnny-on-the-spot to FIX the leaks.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1905-01-26


You earnestly invited brands hove
W wrinkles will o
the Wizard o the mark
Barbed n an quantity.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22
COLORADO DAY
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. ga
large excursion train divided In sew
eral sections brought hundreds of
excursionists from different parts of
Colorado to this city morning. This
being Colorado Day. the management
of the exposition had made special
preparations for the reception and
entertainment of the visitors from
that state. They were received by a
committee at the station and escort
ed to the exposition grounds, accom-
panied by the administration band.
The visitors spent the morning rest
ing or sightseeing and after dinner
they attended the official celebration
at the Colorado state building
The program will include addresses
by Governor Chamberlain of Oregon,
the mayor of Portland. Governor Nc
Donald, President Goode of the expo
sition and others.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22
DOESN'T Want BACHELOR
TO HAVE THE YOUNG GIRL

to kiss her one day when Mrs. Wal
tiers was away. Such actions on your
part are wholly uncalled for. / had
to go away for few days or would
have taken up the matter with you
sooner.
Because of advances of this kind
toward these young girls I have de-
Cided that we can not keep you in
our employ longer. I do not care to
have any words concerning the mat
ter and will ask you to kindly fix up
your accounts.
LAS you have made these advances
toward these two young girls, I have
decided that we do not care to have
Lydia left In your care; hence l will
leave n release blank with Mr. Simp-
son and will ask you to sign it,
turning her back to the organization.
Should you fail to do this, 1t will be
necessary for me to take up the mat
ter with Judge KEENAN, and ask him
to set the adoption proceedings aside.
The watch you gave Lydia l will also
leave with Mr.. Simpson"
Friends OF Mr.. Ingram say 1t was
Mt the suggestion of Mr.. Williams
that Mr.. Ingram legally adopted
Lydia Mohr. The Laura referred to
in the letter is one of the girls at
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22

then went to Lancaster in a body.
There 1t was that Jonas Fairbanks, a
son of Jonathan. the founder of the
family in America. and two of his
sons. were killed by Indians in 1876.
Tomorrow the Wishing members of
the family will make an excursion to
Mills, Midway, Dover and Medfield.
They will visit the Old South Sher-
born cemetery. where many of the
family are buried. old Boggastown
Fort, Death Bridge and other historic
cal spots. In the evening supper Will
be served in Berkeley temple, Boston.
The Hon. j. Wilder Fairbanks OF
Boston, family historian, will give a
lecture on "Whitman's Ride From
Oregon" illustrated by moving pic
lures.
On Thursday the grand family re-
union will be held at the old home
stead in Denham. A family male
quartet, n New York family orches-
ira, q dinner and long list of speak
ers will comprise the days program.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22
PEACEFUL
VALLEY
KICKS

Peaceful Valley is again in arms
against the city board of public
works Residents in the valley claim
they are being neglected by the city
and they are mad.
The citizens claim that the side
walks in that section are in dan
gerous condition and that the sewer
which empties into the river at HUI
ron street ought to be fixed. l.. NJ.
Starry, who lives at 1928 Water
street. says the stencil which arises
from the sewer is nauseating and
dangerous to the health of all living
In that vicinity. He states the sewer
has been in bad condition for seven
years and in spite of appeals to the
board of public works and the city
health Office nothing has been done.
The board of health has called
the attention of the board of public
works to the matter many times"
said Health officer Genoway this
morning. and is not to blame for
the existing conditions"
+. +. Weymouth, president of the
board of public works, SAYS the
board did not take action on the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22

petition which was handed in a long
time ago by the people because it
was signed only by small majority
of the citizens then living in the val
ley. President Weymouth this morn
ing said the best way for the people
to secure relief would be to get up
new petition.
l.. M. Starry said: THAT sewer
has been in its present disgusting
state long enough. 1 think it is time
the city took some action to remedy
this matter We have appealed to
the city officials until we are black
in the face but to no avail, for moth
ing as yet has been done. The stencil
which arises from that pipe now is
almost more than a man can bear.
We want the matter fixed some way
and pretty quick, too"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-08-22

the farm, of about IA years of age.
The Lena mentioned is the adopted
daughter of Mrs. Walters, matron
of the farm, woman who has been
her latest husband. She is also the
mother by adoption of two other
children at Utopia farm, one a girl
and one a boy, both of whom are
younger than Lena. Mr.. Ingram
friends say if it is strange that a
bachelor should adopt a little girl,
it is just as strange that "A grass
widow adopt three children.
Mrs. Walters appeared as matron of
the farm only about two months be-
fore Ingram received the above let
ter. Migrants friends say on the day
preceding the day on which the dis
missal was written the matron, Mrs.
Walters, and the superintendent, Mr..
Ingram had words over a team of
horses after the pair had returned
from Hillyard Sunday school with the
children. Mrs. Walters is said to
have threatened that if a horse were
not provided for her that afternoon
she would carry the case to Williams.
Williams wrote the letter on the
following day. May 20.