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Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
PRECINCT OFFICERS NOM
MATED THURSDAY NIGHT.

A mass meeting of the Republican
voters of Canon City, Precinct No. 1.
was held at the district court room
at 7:30 o'clock Thursday evening for
the purpose of selecting thirty-one
delegates to attend the Republican
county convention to be held at Hous-
toms Opera House in Florence, at 10
O'Clock, Wednesday morning October
third.
1t was well attended gathering
and was full of the real simon pure
harmony you read about
II anybody present had ever carried
a political dirk or hammer he GER
tainly buried 1t good and deep before
coming out.
When the meeting was called to or
der DR.. Dickson msde motion that
James Pennington serve as chairman
of the meeting. Everybody voted for
It. Claude Hopkins was elected see
retary.
A motion was made that the chair
appoint a committee of fve to suggest
thirty-one names to be voted on as
delegates to the county convention.
The chairman appointed on this COM
mittee Guy U. Hardy. Lafe Combs. Dr.
Dickson, v. 8. Simon and A. L. jeffrey.
The committees report was adopted
and the following gentlemen elected
delegates:
C. A. Biggs. A. L. jeffrey, A. g. Jen-
sen, G. v. Hodgin, Allen Jameson, A.
Dryden. Lafe Combs. Jas. Pennington.
Mark May, E. w. Duncanson. John
Mckenzie. F. N. Carrier. v. 8. Simon.
J. W. Cannon. J. II. Dickson. Chas.
Booking. p. ~ Linneer. Geo. F. Rock
afeiiow. J. s. Brown. W r. Little. Guy
q. Hardy. A. r. Stockton r.. 8. Lewis,
r. b. Coulter. J. H Peabody, Lee Bru-
ton. ]. l.. Cooper. A. II. McLain. A. r.
Mitchell. w B. Ryie. q. s. okey.
While the commItte was out precinct
officers were nominated as follows;
T. II. Logan ard ]. r. Kennedy for
Justices OF the peace. G. l.. CofYman
and ]. j. Shuitz for constabies.
DR.. F. N. Carrier was chosen to act
as precinct chairman for the ensuing
term and Chas. Swanson. Jack Brown
and A. II. McLain were elected COM
mittee to fill vacancies that may occur
In the list OF party candidates on the
precinct ticket
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04

We have never thought that an in
telligent and civilized community like
Canon City need concern itself about
the evils of hazing for we have thought
that our sons like our grown citizens
were above it.
But we find we have been mistaken.
A number of the high school boys
have developed the spirit of the col
Ilege rowdy and hazing has been start
ed in Canon City in earnest.
1t matters not what form it takes
hazing is the work of the coward and
the rowdy.
1t is the work of the strong against
weak Its success depends on dozen
upper class boys taking one of the
younger ones and subjecting him to
humiliation and punishment. Hazing
is usually performed by a dozen big
towards against some little fellow
who must show himself plucky and
brave or he is branded cowardly by
the bunch.
Did you ever see dozen big fine
nealIny uOSS pounce upon niue
terrier and all go after him and roll
him in the dust?
Weren't your sympathies with the
under dog and if you were man did
MT you take big stick and go after
the bunch?
Its not that you care more for one
dog than the other but that every
manly man likes to see fair play.
No bunch of hazers ever gave any
body fair play. Its not part of the
game.
In some of the big colleges the man
ly boys, the ones you will hear of in
after years, have banded together and
agreed to cut out hazing. And they
are doing 1t with excellent effect.
The manly boys in Canon City, those
who believe in square deal and
fair play ought to get together and
stop the hazing before 1t has gone
too far.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04

In my stead. from the number of capa-
BILE Republican lawyers In this District.
The District Is almost equally d.
vided politically and conditions were
never more favorable for Republican
success for this office than they are
now and but for the pressing and i'm
portant professional duties, and tina
peculiar situation in which l have
found myself, l should be only too
glad to serve the party in making this
race, even though it would be at a
considerable personal sacrifice.
Expressing my sincere thanks to the
Convention, which did me this honor.
and assuring you that will do all
within my power for the success of
the nominee in my stead, and for the
success of the Republican party, l am.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE d. WILLIAMS.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
DEMOCRATS NOMINATE
COUNTY TICKET

The Fremont County Democratic
convention was held at Florence last
Saturday afternoon with DR.. r. H.
Paxton as chairman and Orion w.
Locke as secretary. The convention
was harmonious one and the fol-
lowing party ticket was nominated:
County Clerk-Geo. P. Nix. Canon.
Sheriff-Joseph Esser, Canon City.
Treasurer-A. H. Davis. Canon City.
County Superintendent OF Schools
Miss Ida T. White. Canon City.
Assessor-T. l.. Everley, Rockvale.
Surveyor-Benjamin McFall, Flor
ence.
County Commissioner-P. T. Nc
Guire. Florence.
Representative-Thom l.. Cooney.
Canon City.
County Chairman-Lee Champion,
Florence.
Member of Democratic State Central
Committee Mrs. Katherine Bell,
Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
EAST CANON REPUBLICANS
ELECT THEIR DELEGATES

Republicans of East Canon or Fruit
mere precinct held their primaries
Saturday afternoon.
G. T. Benton was nominated for JUS
tice of the peace and W. G. Orr for
constable.
John Weed was elected committee
man,
The following men were elected del
egates to the county convention:
f. p Arthur. Fl. J. Craig, W. p. Pax
ton, A. Hurlbut. John McWilliams.
John Weed, II. w. Hollar.
Alternates: A. Harrison and w. Fl.
Williams
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
SOUTH CANON AND
BROOKSIDE DELEGATES

At a party caucus in South Canon.
Saturday night, tn following delegates
were chosen to the Republican county
convention to be held at Houston's
opera house in Florence, Wednesday
evening: J. w. Hall, e. H. Stinemeyer,
w. j. Davis, Geo E. Colgate, David L.
Robson. NJ. r. Geraghty, w. G. Green,
John Thomas, F. B. Quinlan, T. H.
Jeffries. N. B. King, Fred Rouse, A.
s. Bailey. B. G. Woodford, A. ]. Mel
Chi
The Brookside delegates are: Joe
Vizetu. Geo. H. Sale and William
Bridges.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
HELD IN FLORENCE

Republican primaries were held In
Florence. Friday night. to elect del
egates Ia the county convention. Two
tickets we're up. The Issue was as 30
whether Ed. Furness or John Patter-
son should have the support OF the
delegation for sheriff.
The Furness crowd won out The
vote was about 100 for the Furness
ticket and so for the Patterson ticket.
It is understood that the delegates
elected will support Kelw for commits
sioner.
The following men we're elected as
delegates;
J. A. Condit, ]. @. Mcdonald. G. d.
Bradley, ]. d. Blunt, Thos McEniry,
J. F. Hardy. VIM. Davie. J. W. Rambo.
]. W. Cline, A. P. Johnson. r. A. RAM
sey. c. f. Perkins. J. H. Chairman. J..
F. Terrence. Barney Ginsburg, Arch
Rowland. Harvey Koontz. G. NJ. Die
bert, H. J. Owens. NJ. l.. Wood. Free
man Summer, w. ]. Daniels, and H. W.
Fitton.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
DEATHS.
Dudley.

Mrs. Emma Dudley. at one time
resident of Lincoln Park. but for .
number OF years living near Boise City.
Idaho. died Saturday. September 1rsfA
after brief Illness. Deceased was
the mother of George E. Dudley. for
merly deputy warden OF the peniten-
tiary here and superintendent OF
schools OF Fremont county. and Of
Eilwood Dudley. ex-principal OF the
South Canon high school. Mrs. Dud>
ley had a wide acquaintance In Canon
City and vicinity and was deservediy
popular with all who knew her. The
announcement OF her death will be q
matter of regret to many people here.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
H A z 1 N G..

We have never said anything about
the evils of hazing because we have
always considered this to be one Of
the far-off troubles that didn't concern
Canon City people.
We have always associated hazing
with other barbarian customs Of far
away lands, such as Harvard, Yale,
Siam. Samoa and Timbuctoo.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
u uir.

Betsy Spence, widow of the late
Walter Muir. died at her home In
Florence. Monday morning AT 10 n. m
OF typhoid pneumonia, aged SO years.
Deceased was native of Scotland and
moved from Illinois to Colorado twen-
ty-three years ago. The funeral ser
vices were held at the residence OF
Jams Muir. Williamsburg. Tuesday A.
ternoon at one o'clock The remains
were inferred In Green wood cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
Declaration Caucuses.

The Canon City delegates to the
Republican convention at Florence
will hold caucus in the city clerks
office Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock.
This notice will be all that delegates
will receive.
Following are the delegates elected:
C. A. Biggs, A. l.. jeffrey. A. @. Jen-
sen, @. v. Hodgin, Allen Jameson, A.
Dryden. Lafe Combs, Jas. Pennington,
Mark May, e. W. Duncanson. John
Mckenzie, F. N. Carrier, v. 8. Simon,
J. w. Cannon. J. H. Dickson. Chas
Booking, P. M. Linneer. Geo. =. Rock
afellow, J. 8. Brown, w. r. Little, Guy
U. Hardy, A. r. Stockton. r. 3. Lewis
T. B. Coulter. J. H. Peabody, Lee Bru-
ton, J. L. Cooper, A. H. McLain, A. h
Mitchell. w. B. Ryle. U. 8. Okey.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
-WELL, 1 DECLARE, l FORGOT TO
GO TO RUSSELL'S."

wish TO remind the people OF Canon
City that II they are In want OF any
thing in the line OF Jewelry, Watches,
Optical Goods, Musical Goods. Sewing
Machines, Photographs and Baldwin
Pianos to call and see me before
ruying.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
CANDIDATE WILLIAMS DECLINES.
TO RUN FOB DISTRICT JUDGE

Geo. D. williams declines to run Tor
district Judge.
He was in Canon few hours Thurs-
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
Legislative Ticket.

For Float Senator, Twenty-ninth
District O. H. P. Baxter of Pueblo.
For Float Representative, Fremont
and Chaffee-Dr. A. A. MacLennon of
Salida
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
An OLD LANDMARK
Is BxMG RRnOvED

The old brick church near the south
west corner OF Fifth street and Macon
avenue. so long used as q place Of
worship by the Episcopal congrega-s
ton. Is being torn down to make room
for the proposed structure shortly to
be erected on Its site by Gen. Maupin
for postof'ice purposes. II was built
about thirty years ago and is one Of
the Oldest churches In the city. being.
dedicated to relisiuos uses In Jans
uary 1877.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04
Judicial Ticket.

For District Judge-George D. Will
liams, of Salida.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04

We pay special attention 10 pAoas
orders--and give ~ good service CO
II you are'hers in person. The 0la1s
Market, Phone Blue eol.
Cañon City record., 1906-10-04

Send The Record back home. III
better than q letter from you.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-10-12

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Phone Main 6326.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
BiE crowd sees two FSvoritcs Win
at Heuulnu.

WASHINGTON. nov. 81 bis crowd
saw the races al Bennlng only two favor
ties won. In the SECOND race Bright Buy
finished second, ahead Of Sallie X, a well
played favotite, but was disqualified tor a
WITH yHq SaT RaTs P sT5 FSo th 2 sGe was
won by HOlscher al s to B. Red knisht.
favurite in the last event Of the card, was
left standing at the post. Noladay; ackcd
down from Ia 10 8. won the race. Results:
First race, high weight, selling Tor an
aEcs, six furlongs, Columbia course; 81,
lochan won, Umbrella second, Ajax ltusscil
third Time: ~.
Second race. maiden, 2-year-olds, one mile.
Columbia course Sophie Carter won Sally
X second Turbulence third. Time: i:i4tS.
Third race, firth Dixie, mile and six FUR
longs, old course Holscher won, Tavannes
second. Nemesis third Time: 3lOt5.
Fourth race, 2-ycar-olds. six furlongs, Co
lumbia course Tommernre won, Work ana
Play second. Ted third. Time: 1856.
ward. one mile, Columbia course: KING
Henry won, Matster second. Water Bearer
sixth race. selling. 3-year-olds mile and
furlonE, old course Noleday won, Blue
Buck second, Chalfonte third. Time: l:59.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. S.-Results az
First race. futurity course: Tavora won,
Avonalis second, santa Ray third, Tine:
Second race, six furlongs: Laura F. NJ.
won, Yellowstone second, Sharp Boy third
Third race hve furlonEs Canique won,
Furze second, Como third. Time; l:ol95..
Fourth race, mile and Il sixteenth: jack
fun won, Bearskin second, lras third Time
]: fSk
Fifth race. one mile: Prestige won. Do
RADIO second. Military Man third. Time;
1 :423s
Sixth race, six furlongs: Whisky King
won, Delagoa second, I'm Joe third llme 4:
1:148s.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 2s.-Results at iair
grounds:
First race. six rurlSngs: L. S. b. won.
Judge Burroughs second, Gold Circle third.
Time: 1853.
selling: Miss Ferris won, Pulque second
NeiOant third Time: iO9.
Third race. seven furlongs: Pin star
won, Mortiboy second Spider Web thilu'
Time: l:iJbs.
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs: Colloquy won,
DE orc second, Sir .Toddiugton third Time;
O12s.
Fifth race I'VE and half furlongs, sell
ing Allure won. Pill Phillips second,
Tsara third. Timer ] :61gS
Sixth race. milo and an eighth setting
Fiorizol won, Golden Mineral second, Har-
malxis third. Time: 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

ORGANIZATION of Breeders VIII give
Exhibition 81 IIsrness Animals.

NEW YORK. Now 2.-At a meeting to-
day OF many hprsenleu presided over by
II. *. DevareauH Of Cleveland, O., II was
decided to form IAN organization to be
called tho American Association. Of rrot-
ting Horse Breeders The avowcd object
OF the body is the uplifting Of trottine
snort ard with this end in view Il was
decided 70 hold an annual horse fair In
the north. south, east and west Of this
country IN successive years. An executive
committee was appointed and II will draft
a constitution and bylaws for the orEauiza-
ton Tie associa ton viii be incorpora ted,
probably under the laws of Virgins. The
following officers were elected at the meet
ing;
President Senator J. w. Bailey, Texas
first vice president w. r., Allen. St Louis;
5000. d wee, president. l.. V. Hardness, Ken
lucky: treasurer Sterling r. Holt Ind an
apolis. Ind; secretary, II. X. DcvcreauA,
Cleveland. 5...1.
Executive committee. Sterling r. Holi,
indiana; William r. Allen. Missouri; y. NJ
Johnson. Maine; ~. n. Balm. New York.
IT. X. DevereauN. Ohio; +. NJ. Marshall
Illinois; re. Estlll, kentucky; G. w
Basell Massachusetts; Paul @. Wilson
Wisconsin; w. q, Bennett. West Virginia
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
CORNELL WINS cRoss-cOuNTRY RuN
Pennsylvania L. second. Massachu
setfs Third aud Vale Fourth.

PR1NCETON,.N. j.. NOV. 2g.-Cornou won
the intercollegiate cross country run TO-DAY
defeating pennsylvania, Yale Harvard.
Columbus, Princeton and the Massachu-
sets Institute OF Technology. Peunsylva-
nia was second, Massachusetts third Yale
fourth Harvard NTH, Columbus sixth and
Princeton lest. out Of tho forty -nine men
who started, there being seven entries from
each college forty-fvC tluishcd. The dis
tance was six and a half miles
Captain John T.. EiSele of Princeton. who
was a not favoritc tor individual honors IN
the race. became temporarily blinded after
he had run four miles, Eisele was running
we'll At tho time, but was unable 10 see
and had "a BE- led 10 the gymua sum- Tho
trouble vas due 20 paralysis ot the muscles
affected for several years. re was leading
Jones OF Pennsylvania by 100 yards when he
was forced out Of the race. Jones finished
first, his time being SJ;2s9t
The nnish hetN Jones Of Pennsylvania
aud COlpitts of Cornell was q pretty one
the men runuiug neck ana neck In the
last 100 yards ScVe-.l Of the other hnisbes
Al most resulted in dead heats. Beck OF
Pennsylvania, retired al The end Of tho
first lap with broken ankle.
Cornell scored - points, Pennsy lVauia IS.
Massachusetts institute IS, Yale n, Harvard
90. Columbus Ia Princeton isd
The points were counted IN the order nm
which the men finished, nrst counting one
point. second two third. three, etc, the
hrst four men Of each team counted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
STUDENTS rAKB OVER ATHLETICS
MiunesOta board of Control Asks
Faculty Members 90 Resign.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. S.-John Gleason,
student president Of the Athletic Board OF
Control OF the university has requested tho
resignation Of two faculty members from
committees of the board aud in their places
named student members.
This action was taken by the president Of
the board 20 bring to head the question
of whether the faculty or the students
should control athletic affairs, For years
It has been the custom for the president
to appoint as chairman of the ticket com,
mittec one OF the faculty members ana to
appoint the other faculty member as chair
man Of the auditing committee. Now Prof.
James +. Paige. president OF the Big Nine
conference and Minnesota representative
10 that conference, has been forced to re
sign from the ticket committee. Prof. w.
r. Brook, the otheg faculty member, was
nIec forced OF the auditing COMMITTEES.
This action takes tho management Of the
athletic expenditures. practically out OF the
hands of the faeuitys representatives OF
the board. The Athletic board also went
on record as favorinE changes in the Bis
Nine conference rules 10 the eftect that
eight foot ball gaRles instead OF nve be al
lowed next season. and that the three
year eligibility Itle be noh-rctroactive as
to mon on the Trims before the reform
rules were passed last winter,
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
~" Sweater List
DoANE AND cREIGHrON At VINToN
Two Good Teams Will End Foot Ball
Season in Omaha,

season in Omaha.
The scene at Vinton street park Thursday
afternoon promises 10 be one long to be re-
mombered as fitting culminauon of the
seasons success under the new rules. The
gree and those VINO have enjoyed the game
I'm days past can find little fault with il as
played under the new rules. Instead OF the
seuscless piling up of players at all times
ms was the case under old rules. the game
is more open and all can see what Is going
on at all times. Creighton and Do1ne viii
both have u goOdly supply Of rosters on
hand 60 make the welkin ring and each
team should be able 20 give the rootors
vorsity stands united back OF its team and
this feeling Of support - a great help to a
team. Douae also will have team in The
The Creighton Doane game marks the
close OF the local foot ball season. This
contest promises TO be a fitting culmlna-
ton of the work of the local Rridiron war
riors, for they have been working hard OF
late and the list OF cripples has been en-
tirely wiped out. Captain Ihnphier will
be S.en in his old position 4 tackle and his
presence will greatly strengthen the lire,
both on Offense and defense. Monday
night saw the last scrimmag e work of the
year The practice was fast and both the
varsity and reserves warmed up 70 their
task In fine shape. The squad was large
and every one Wes given chance JudE
ing from the showing made, the team
which lines up against the Doane Tigers
Thursday will be stronger than any Cav
8uauEh has had IN the field this year.
Reports from Crete indicate that Doane
Is leaving nothing undUne 10 round into
perfect shape and is coming down to win.
In every game it has played this year
has fought for every inch \ comparison
with their omaha opponents shows no ad-
vantage cigher way as regards weight and
both elevcns employ the open slylc OF play
ALMOST exclusively. puaue puts ~ strong
defensive game. and that also is the strong
point OF the Creighton team. On such q
Com9acison u Is safe tn predict that the
game on turkey day win be won or lost
only by a narrow margin,
Iup lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
CIOady Today ia Nebraska, warmer
IN East POrtiOn-Rnin or snow
and Colder Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S--Forecast Of the
weather for Thursday and Friday:
For ENTHUSIASTICALLY Thursday. warmer
in the east portion; Friday, rain or snow
aud colder.
For lowa-Partly cloudy and warmer
Thursday; Friday. rain or snow.
For Missouri-Partly cloudy Thursdays
showers in west portion Friday partly
cloudy.
For South Dakota--Rain or snow Thurs.
day; Friday, snow and colder.
For Kansas--Raiu Thursday; Friday fair.
For Colorado-Fair, colder Thursday ex-
cept snow in the mountain districts; Friday
FUR.
For Wyoming--Fair IN east, snow in west
portionI Thursday, colder Friday, fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION TO MEET
Directors VIII Probably Refer kelley
Case 10 DclegateS.

MILWAUKEE, Noy. .. - President
Joseph D. o Brieu OF the American Base
rail- association today issued 2 call for "a
special meeting Of that body at the Grand
Pacific hotel Chicago, Sunday, December
> This meeting viii prccede business
meeting OF the board of directors, called
by Chairman Tebeau to consider the case
OF Michael ]. Kelley and SECRETARY Led
ward who, as officials Of the Minneapolis
cIlb were charged with conspiracy against
T-nlpire Clarence Owens during tire last
season The case was taken up by the
national committed and referred back Tor
Teton II Is likely that the association, al
> whole will be called to consider tho sub
iect with the hoard Of directors ana the
matter finally disposed of at this meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
wITH THE BowLERs.

On the Metropolitan alleys last night the
Falstafts took all three games from the
~ Caudillos. Bcscllu and LaNnguc Of the
Falstaffs were high on totals with Go each.
Hiurichs was the only one on tho 81
Caudilos TO bowl "a good game. getting
q total of 55G Captain jay is certainly
doing the business with his team this
year and Bodeman GAYS ST Louis sure. II
you have TO walk Scores:
EAT Ssr AT71gc
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
CREIGHTON.


HIMBULDT Neb,. Nov, 25.-In one Of
the most exciting and evenly matched
games eyer PLAYED IN this section. the
Wesleyan university team last evening de-
featcd the Humboldt Athletics in "a game
Of basket ball at the opera house by n
score of 81 TO a. The house was crowded
Ia the limit and considerable enthusiasm
prevailed. The teams We're evenly matched
nd y would b. difficult To decide which
did the better work only as the score shows
tho rnanlf
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
Fort Omnhn-DIetE Game.

The Fort Omaha team viii battle win
tha Dictz team this afternoon az DietH
park. The soldiers have PLAYED q ne game
with the Shamrocks and the result OF 70
Tive strength OF these three teams. Bon
Henson OF bellevue. who is a member OF
he Dietz Athletic association, will prob
ohiv bo In the game today, With Harte,
Brncvuc's fast fullback. The game VIII DC
called at 3 H. m. The lineup;
SoJ DITsRS .l. DIETX