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The daily tribune., 1906-09-27
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The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

REFORMING CANON-A report
reached here this morning from Canon
City that Mrs. Carrie Nation who
Is In that city doing 'saloon smash.
ing" and other things in connection
with the saloon closing and busting
business, pleaded with Joe Walton.
one Of the saloon keepers there yes
te day to try to have him change his
business. 1t Ia also said that most Of
the churches have been barred against
hor.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

CANTY'S BODY SHIPPED-The
body of william Canty, thu young
man who accidentally shot himself In
the mountains above Eight Mile park
while hunting deer Tuesday morning.
was shipped to his former home In
Iowa this morning for burial. The
body was accompanied by his father,
mother and sister. The party left
on Rio Grsnde train No. 6.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

APPEAL SUIT-The directors and
officers OF the First National bank of
Canon City are defendants in an ap.
peal that was filed yesterday before
the supreme court by Mrs. Annie e..
Gone. asking that the bank officials be
ordered to pay an outstanding note for
$40. 600 and interest, held against them
and the late j. Cones estate by the
First National bank OF Denver.
From tie text of the complaint 1t ap.
pears that the Canon City bank, of
which sex Governor Peabody is pres.
ident. had al overdraft of $40. 600
charged against it in March. 1905. by
the Denver bank, and the officials of
the bank at Canon City. of which Gone
was director. gave a promissory note
as security for the amount.
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CHANGED posIrIoNs-A Young

CHANGED POSITIONS-A Young
lacy of Canon City went into dry
goods store the other day and blnsh.
ingly asked the head olerk II he ''had
any of those elastic bands. capable Of
being elongated and adjusted at pleas.
ure. and used by the feminine portion
of mankind for putting around the
lower extremities of their LOGON otiyo
members to keep in the proper posi-
tion and the required altitude habila.
ments Of their tibias, The clerk f.
now on a ranch.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

DOING WELL-Lee Champion this
morning received a letter from G..
II. Wilkes who IL now in Muskogee,
l. T.. which says that he is doing
good business and expects to do more.
Muskogee is a live town OF 90, 600 pei.
sons. we'll built and has q street car
system.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

MILLINERY OPENING - Miss
Thede has her store decorated In an
elegant shape for her millinery
opening tomorrow and Saturday.
She has one of the finest display of
hats this year that has ever been
brought 10 the city. A cordial in.
vitation is herewith extended to all
the ladies Of the city to call dur in g
the opening days to see the fine
lima of headgear.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

FAREWELL PAKTY-The choir
of the Baptist church last night gave
farewell party to Mrs. Evan James
who leaves tomorrow for Colorado
Springs to reside. Mr.. James is EN-.
ployed at one of the mills In Old
Town and they will make their future
home In that part OF the state.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

OUIDOING ITSELF - Portland
Is outdoiDg itself in this way Of
activity; in fact the little village
Ia more active now than for many
months. A large force OF workmen
are engaged In the building OF the big
new addition besides ths regular
force in the nld mill. When the ad.
dition is finished and put la opera.
tion. this plant will be one OF the
very best in the country. although 1t
may not be ~ large Ms some. There
IL one thing certain and that Is that
the Portland plsbs will be running
when many others arc closed down
II IL located in a more ceitral part OF
the country than those In the East
and can furnish material much cheap
or than the Eastern plants. Then It
has M almost inoxhsustablc supply Of
shc raw material Spon which to work
These are two important items In
favor Of ths Colorado works, and
which tho Eastern factories must
overcome before they can successfully
compete with IL.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

NOT HEARD FROM-No word
has been received from any OF the
hunters who left early In the week for
the mountain districts IN search of
deer. As Special Game Warden
GivenS says there are more deer in
the hills this year. IL ia supposed
most Of the hunters will return with
trophys Of their hant. At the pres.
ent rate Of multiplicity. there will
be plenty of larger game In the noun
tain districts Of Colorado in the next
ten years, provided the present
stringent game laws are still In
force Another West End party left
for the hills last ni2ht.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

VERY SIMPLE-Every little While
We read in the paper that someone has
run rusty nail IN his foot or other
portion Of his body and lockisw re-.
suited therefrom and the patient died.
II every person was aware Of a perfect
remedy for such waunds and would
apply it, then such reports would
cease. The remedy is simple. always
at hand. can be applied by anyone
what Is better. IL is infallible. It IL
simply to smoke the wound or any
wound that IL bruised or infammed
with woolen cloth. Twenty
minutes In the smoke will take the
pain out of the worst case of inHam,
nation arising from such wound.
People may sneer at this remsdy as
much ms they please. but when they
are afflicted with such wounds. let
them try IL.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

GREEKS FIGHT GREEKS-Two
Greeks employed on the ore shoveling z
department OF the Union mill were
arrested this morning upon complaint
Of two OF their country men who
charge them with entering their home
on Petroleum avenue and administer.
ing a beating to the occupants. 1t
seems that the trouble originated over
some difficulty oocssioned by the
change of shifts of the men.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27
BE IN STYLE

Have you ever noticed the ap-
pearance' OF a man with a stylish
hair out and one that hasn't2 The
Powell Barber Shop, 119 So. Pixies
Peak Ave, is headquarters for
style in hnir cuts and easy sh wing.
Artists in both chairs Union shop
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JOTTlN0s ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

sENATOR-sheriff Inkley hAs been
nominated for state senator from
Chaffee and Park counties.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

RESERVOIRS FILLING - The
rainstorm Of the last forty Eight hours
has caused an Increased amount of
water to flow into the city reter-
voiTs. The rain insures a bountiful
supply for the remainder Of the year.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27
M. e. LEWIS

You WOULD NOT DISCONTINUE THE USE
or EYEGLAssEs AFTER YOU HAD SATISFIED
YOURSELF THAT THEY WERE HELPING you
DO MORE AND BETTER WORK.
You would not use candles to work by,
even though they are cheaper than other
illominants.
Ono hundred years ago kerosene was
considered good enough for Illuminating
purposes.
Two hundred years ago most people
would read and sew by the light OF an
open fire place.
Z II the illumination OF two hundred
years ago is not good enough for you,
why should that Of a century ago, or any
othcr imperfect illumination, be satisfac-
toy. All things considered, ELECTRIC
LIGHT Is the cheapest because 1t is 10
much the best. Phone US today.
Arkansas Valley Electric Co.
Phone No s53 Black.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

Pure. fresh drags and courteous
treatment at P.iaoe P..armscy. 22 81
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

ChilberR's Toe cream At Daniels
Drug store. Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27
TOHN T. SANDERS, ROOM II, BLUNT BLOCK
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC

Agent for the Illinois Surety Co. for reliable Companies,
Does general collection agent National
CoOperave Realty Co., the largest
in the United States have lists Of properties every town. county
and state in the Union See list Bring troubles
accounts to Come and have noara affixed your legal
documents
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

BIBLE STUDY--O Of the ladies'
Of the Seven Day Adventist church
will give A Bible study OF the
Prophsey Of Daniel. second chapter.
In the church building at . O'Clock
Sunday afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-09-27

Take your prescriptions to Palace
Pharmacy. 90. ~
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
SECRET OF M'GRAN'S
SUCCESS AS MANAGER
Shows No Favoritism and, Like the
Umpire, Keeps to Himself at Home
and Abroad.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March IO.-Some
fans were commenting on the fact that
Johnny McGraw did not bring his
Giants to Memphis with him, but came
ahead of them.
1t is part OF McGraw's policy not to
mix too freely with his players when of
the diamond. It is In the same line with
the rule governing the umpires They
are not allowed TO travel with players
nor associate with them in any way.
except on the field. The reason for this
is obvious. Personal friendships be-
tween an umpire and certain players
would hardly work to the good of i'm
partial umpiring. An umpire would be
bound to play favoTites, even invOlun-
tariIy.
McGraw treats all his men exactly
alike, from his pitching marvel, ChHsty
Mathewson. down to the newest and
rawest recruit There &c no favoritism-
Social gatherings when of duty might
have a tendency to beget obligations,
real or fancifui That is why McGraw
gives them no chance to exist In the
home clubhouse McGraw has a dress
ing-room to himself.
The general on the battle field, the one
on whom depends the success OF failure
of the entire action. the fate of a ma
uon, perhaps, does not mix with his
men except to issue orders. II he did.
he'd be of little use to an army.
The most cordial relations exist be-
tween McGraw and his champions. and
they are proud OF him. But it is q gen
eral realization, and not an individual
one with personal degrees.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11

seen by the tournaments and tear
matches which have been scheduled.
There are already eight OF ten golf tour
naments on the spring list, which are
only second 10 the national and Metro
politan events. Take. for instance. the
st. Andrews Golf Club. where golf has
been a pastime for members only in the
last few years. This year, however, Is
different, as this weli-known club will
have two championships played over its
course. VIZ, the NJ. g. A. amateur cham
pionship during the last OF May and the
Hudson River Golf Association amateur
championship, TO be held in July. The
Apawamis Club OF Rye, another NJ @. A.
club. has shown that soft is on the In
crease by the purchase OF several acres
of land TO improve it's course
Boston, Wilmington, and Washington
have made extensive additions to their
courses and everything tends to a great
er season for the royal and ancient
game.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
PHILLIPS APPEARS
WITH A CHALLENGE
Offers to Meet TyrrelI or Mackey in
Finish Bout ANY Old
Time.

Owens Phillips, THE Terrible Sol
der" the wrestler from the Engineer
Corps at Washington Barracks, climbs
into view again with a challenge to
meet any 145-pound man in the busi-
ness
Phillips is especially anxious to meet
Harvey TyrreIl, and it is likely that
VIII accommodate him by arranging a
match to take place the latter part of
this month. The soldier is also after q
return match with Mackey, who threw
him easily shortly after ne had made
an excellent impression by his work
against the Jap.
Phillips has been slowly preparing
for return to the public arena and his
hackers at the barracks claim that he
is the equal of any man Of his weight
in the District
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
CUBAN JOCKEY CLUB
OFFERS BIG PURSES

HAVANA, Cuba. March l0.-The Ha-
vana Jockey Club is making preten-
Sious start in racing.
1t is planned to have a *5ooo0 race for
the inaugural meeting next winter. and
there is a good chance that the plans
viii be carried through. That the Off
cials Of the club have taken a business
like view of the situation is attested by
arrangements already under way look
ing toward easy shipment Of horses
from New York. Secretary A L.
Hernandez said this week:
''OUr affairs have taken a decidedly
favorable aspect. Our stock has been
practically subscribed at par, our land
has been bought on one of the prettiest
roads near Havana and our concession
for betting has been secured in the
proper manner.
Both the national and municipal
bodies IN Cuba have taken cognizance
Of our enterprise in the most favorabIA
manner. Besides congressional action.
which will undoubtedly be taken. there
IS now before the city council the propo-
sition, fathered by the same members
who Influenced the appropriation Of the
6, 900 for the automobile races 10 give
the donation OF $4,000 for an initial
purse on December 6, the day Of the
opening of our racetrack.
If this becomes an ordinance We ara
willing 10 add s15,0o0 from the associa-
ton, and We have the assurance Of tha
Havana merchants of $1,000 more, max
ing q total Of $4,000 for the initial
purse
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
May Be Real Thing.

The weight is the only thing that
stands In the way Of the match being
made, as the other terms can readily
be agreed upon. If the reports are true
that both Britt and Nelson have de-
clined to meet Cans, Herman undoubt-
edIy is his nearest competitor for the
laurels that the negro veal and il
Cans wishes to fight and defend his title
he has the best opportunity in the world
now. IN speaking Of the match Lewis
says:
IF Cans wants to meet Herman he
can. If he wants TO make a side bet
he can make it. anywhere from $1,000 TO
s., 600 This forfeit of 81 600 we will let
stand. If the match is clinched, as a
side bet. and a guarantee that we will
post the remainder, providing ii is made
higher than that at the time agreed
upon.
when Cans passed through Chicago
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
WISHARD RULED OFF
OF EASTERN TRACKS

NEW ORLEANS. March 10-U. s.
Wishar1 the trainer who was recently
ruled off at City Park. is the man who
ran Athlone at Saratoga last summer
and won a race which enabled John J..
Ryan. of 'tget-rich-quick'' fame. 10 kill
the betting ring.
At the time, AthlOne's performance
was severely criticised as a form re-
Versal. but the track officials took no
action so far as could be learned.
Wishsrd will not be allowed to train on
the Eastern tracks this year, and other
tuTfmen who have been disciplined at
the winter tracks for similar practices
will be barred also.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
Crack Players Coming.


A large field Of experienced golfers is
expected and If they materialize and
accept the Invitation to contest. it will
bring forth some f1rst-class golf, the
best that Is obtainable. Many OF the
Pros" have expressed their desire to
play for the large prizes offered, and
the amateurs are also falling in line
A purse of $500 is offered. and is to
be split up, according to custom, into
prizes, according TO the positions at
the finish.
If one or more amateurs get in" the
money, plate will be substituted to the
value OF the cash prize won.
Everything is being done that will
help TO get the course IN shape by the
green committee Extra men have been
employed and the committee is paying
especial attention to the greens. The
members are now using temporary
green's, thereby relieving the regular
greens of the wear and tear during the
soft going for the next few weeks.
Season Begins Early.
Golf in Washington will tak5 a new
lease OF life earlier this year than US
ual and the proposed tournament will
give. an added xest which viii stimulate
many who have been inclined to put
away their clubs for good and all-time
to come
In and about the city OF New York
golf will have greater boom than it
has had for many seasons, as can be
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
NACKEY-NONDAY
FINISH MATCH
Will Meet Friday Night at
152 Pounds.
SUSPECTED AN OLD TRICK
Voluble Rob Roy Feared Brookiynite
Would Sacrifice Weight Forfeit
s- 10 Gain Strength.
SUSPECTED AN OLD TRICK

fhe much-discussed Mackey-Y Young
Monday wrestling bout TO a finish has
become a certainty-as far as certainty
can be in the sporting business. for they
have agreed to settle their differences
next Friday night at Concordia Hall.
The weight called for in the articles is
152 pounds. This is a liberal allowance
for Mackey. who can make 146 If neCes-
sary. and Will be a hard proposition for
Monday. With his street clothes on
Monday weighed III pounds yesterday
Allowing eleven pounds for his clothes,
which did not include an overcoat or
sweater. the Brooklynite has eight
pounds to get off before he can reach
the prescribed limit.
Suspected Trick.
Nobody is better aware of the trou-
bies In taking off flesh than the volubIe
Mackey. and in talking over his pros
poets of winning he is disturbed by the
possibility that Monday may decide to
deliberately let the weight forfeit be
sacrificed in order to be at whatever
weight will give him the most strength
and carry of the long end of the purse
10 reimburse himself. This is a trick of
the trade that has been worked on nu-
merous occasions. and Mackey now
regrets that he did not make the for
felt large enough to head off the scheme
Monday was taxed with this last night,
but denied that he had any such inten-
ton He declared that the l52 pounds
would be just about his size when in
proper condition and that he accepted II
in order to spur himself on to extra
training.
Monday Must Improve.
There is no getting around the fact
that in their recent bout in which Mon
day failed TO throw Mackey. although he
had promised TO do so twice in an hour,
the Brooklyn grappler did not show him
self to advantage. He was decidedly to
the bad, but attributed It to a sore
shoulder which prevented him from US
ing his superior strength to advantage
His cauliflower ear also interfered with
his work. but since the last engagement
the ear has been operated on and now,
although it is discolored from being
painted with iodine. it is not sensitive
and appears as strong as ever.
f. a letter has been received from George
Bothner. the lightweight champion. off,
erlng TO wrestle Monday to a finish in
this city, but the offer will not be ac-
cepted unless Monday makes a better
showing next Friday than he did a week
ago. He knows that his graphing ca
reer III Washington practically depends
on his success in handling Mackey. and
for that reason has promised TO work
unusually hard to be in perfect condi-
tion
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
Public Golf Course
Wanted in District
Wide Demand for Such an Institution-Send
in Your Observation-Disclosures Players
at Palm BeaCh-Coming Tournament

Washington should support a public
golf course Of championship length In
the near future, if the game grows as il
has done In the past few years. Such is
the opinion OF those who have studied
the situation. It is within bounds to
say that there are nearly 1000 people in
the District who play, or who have
played golf.
There are many, among this army Of
golfers, who cannot afford to become a
member OF one OF the recognized clubs
here. who would pay a small sum for a
card for the day permitting the holder
to play over such a course, as is done
in Scotland.
Why not agitate for such an institu-
tion and have the golfers of Washing
ton get together and propose some plan
of action to see II something can be done
to obtain a public course through the
permission and consent Of the Commits
sioners and Congress, or otherwise? This
lie the question being asked on all sides.
All true lovers OF the game could work
with this end in view.
Suggestions Wanted.
If the idea Of a public golf course
meets with your ideas. write to the "Golf
Department" of The Washington Times
embodying therein your suggestions
The Columbia Golf Club has been
ably represented at the Palm Beach
tournaments this winter by Dr. W. 8.
Harlan, and L. ". Weaver.
These players have been able by their
trips to Florida TO secure the names
of many prominent amateur and pro-
fessional golfers for their open tourna-
ment, to be held at their course on
April 10 and II. While this date is a
little early for tournaments in Wash
ington, as a general rule, this year is
the exception, as the winter has been
so open. that the turf will be in good
condition a day or two before this, the
initial event Of it's kind held in Wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11
JOCKEY SEWELL RODE.
A HUNDRED WINN ERS

MEMPHIS. March IO.-After riding 1o5
winners at New Orleans. Jockey Leverne
Sewell, accompanied by his employer,
Charles Rowe, has come to rest for the
coming of real springtime races
SeweIl Will return to New Orleans for
a single mount on ST. Patrick's Day,
having been engaged to ride c. p Eli
sons Lady Navarro in the Crescent
City Derby.
The Washington times., 1906-03-11

the last time. he told NE that when he
made 1@S pounds for Britt. he was fast
and strong. He also said to me that il
II was necessary for him to train down
he could do so. He promised Herman
a match when the time was ripe I con-
slider the time ripe now. and with this
offer We have made 1 look for an i'm
mediate answer from him. ] Will put
my forfeit up April /. and if I do NOT
hear from Cans. I will claim the light
weight championship on behalf of Her
man and issue a challenge to meet any
man in the world on the condition Of
fczed Cans.