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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

W. W =. Naistaaff
Zoe FeArrtun. drunk. called ihs
prosecutor ia police court
The hailiH repeated The mans
through the corridors ~ Central %.
lice station A policeman hsipal
Erteftau down from Bis cot fhs1
led the prisoner 20 The hat 81 iaa'
lice tie t0ttefsd. ana d. shakinE
hands tried "a bold the tail slender
alns-tnahed frame close - the fail
Ius "a ffuat of the judges bench
Joe. you're charged vita brinE
drunk what's foHf plea snllt3 q
not guilty nakrt fhr prosecutor
Not eailts replied Eckerion.
Yoa werr here last week con
auHft tha prosecutor fua prom
isnH 10 20 bone Here yuu are
samr ola drum Promise broken 81
macy times before where's 1os'
sifsT
ne regular wiped BIZ syes
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choke
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be fhiif,ed
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Iced her - mahr 3 man uuf ~ ms
elf took the pledge aidu
have = cent
The neat day seat 10 see ths
hoss Tor nhom ! mufked before ny
bal.y died cad ionk 10 drluk Ths
bnaa said 10 me. joe ! Eucaa -
got nafhin for YuH sac noe Yea
ser we're pretty veil filled %
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judge. as rvvrYN bsFf Eot thf
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passcd NE ~
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booked pretty sirE Shed been
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Wufks
= aAiksf out % The suburbs aud
stopped al Mr Halls lie saa sit.
Ting ca the front step walked
80 to him and said Ertertan mT
meme I'm the man who carved ont
that lion over there for you three
years aFu I'm out - uork They
eunt iAkr me haek AZ the cid shop
Caat SOC help me-
lie looked hf me Judge an Hala
i ainf got NJ nee for = fhau Whn
spends hia money FOR whisky Non
stnf go go to humanity
When ! came home my wife
MHs pretty sick shs called me
over 90 her bed IN iookin up ~
me. says Zoe. n ever die. yea
alnt Roln 20 keep on drinkin are
YoH tasf You will brace up An b.
man Ike you promised wun e
you joe You're Enin 10 keep
your pledge aint You
she put her arms nfnun ny
meek an Kissed me luat IKE our
little Mamie dld the Might shc died
She fell back on the pillows
! tried 10 set three or four dos
tore judge but when thef looked
me over they said they we're torf,
bee had other engagements and
couldn't come
= went 10 drug store and
asked the clerk n give me some
thing 90 strengthen my wife unit,
{ could set enough money for a doc.
tor Iie said be Vas awfuiiy sorfy
but that they didn't give no credit
90 anybody
= vent 20 another drug store u
was vol filled with customers !
saw a lat ~ boxes filled uifh bot
ties o. medicine. one Of them
says that the medicine IN the bottle
all strengthen the system The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

DE Wolf Hopper had "a slight cold
one aieht and In a curtain speech
referred 20 &c In this fashion =
went 20 my doctor. he declared.
and the doctor said ] had been
eating too much heterogeneous food.
and must stop Il and eat faHuaco=
uus food Since then ! haven't boon
able ~ cot at all. for ! don't know
what either word means
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Tho Playground Association Of
America viii open ON July
model playground OF the jamestown
exposition. containing only the
home made apparatus that Is not
patented. or such as can be dupll-
Gated by an ordinary carpenter Mt
small expense. The playground viii
occupy nearly POO feet square. and
Will accommodate COO children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

hundred members Of his force. is
% Dc q gentleman A gentleman
Ia Chicago IL mollycoddie to those
around aim.
You ought 70 have sequel 10
your article. How to Hnilh a $4,000
House. said the magazine editors
friend
a sequel asked the editor
"feo How 10 uet the e. 0b0'
Government figures show tire.
mcndoua increase Ina drinking In
France The life Insurance com
nanY - maktng itaelt felt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
GAY COLORINGS IN
MORNING HAT

Cardinal red. pink and brown are
the remarkable eolofs put together
and yet the combination makes a
pretty head dress. The severe lit
lie morning hat constituting this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Geo Cohan vas voted the most
popular actor IN America a. the
sectors fund fair hlCh 81 least
shows shat klnd Of people attended
the fair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Some western siEhlHeera visited
the Corcorau art gallery in Wash.
iuEton They stood for a time be.
fore Jean Leon Gerome'a huge
painting depicting the death 81
Julius Caesar Caesar lies stricken
a. the foot Of pompeY's statue
what's the matter with that fel.
loW said one Of them. Why.
don't yua read history waa the
relori That man h. Julius Cae.
aar. te has JUST been shot by Marc
Antony"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

coloring is IN form the popular
Inverted bowl shape II il OF rough
brown straw. and has a square
crown.
a fiat band of rieh cardinal red
velvet passes across the front. and
on either side 81 the crown IL q
large pink rose. The eoque fsath-
ers IN the back are Of brown that
matches the straw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

one reason pee.
pie are 80 alnw bes
levin IN truth IL
tht ia go acarce
they don't stt a
chance become
familiar with h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Do q little Bookkeeping on
your o~n &C count.
See N you can't Top of some
needless expense and save . ilt.
de.
We will help you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

A New York barber who ahaves
milllonaires SAYS they never wake
up In the morning with a crouch
II you should awaken In the MORN.
ing with a million. would you have
Erouehf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

such some from some friend. and
! see 40 one present whose friend
ship J have enjoyed ~ much as
your hon0rs So { make no hest
iati0n in approaching your honor
for loan 70 square the fines as
sessed against me
with Just The faiutoaf smile about
BIS lips bis honor looked first at
counsel and then At the clerk.
CLERK. said he a. last. remit
Nr MIichelIs fines The state r.
better able than I % lose $50 -
HafpefH NecklY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

A Cleveland suffraxist sAya
wonen's fine clothes hold her In
bondage The polut q visw makes
All the difference n the world We
always supposed womanH fius
clothes we're shat held man tn
bondage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

fNNT "rsFtH
= \ Gray 81 AalmuFHan. has
been IN the game fhiHhen huaineas
80 long that be sears pair ~ Faffa
on his heels when he Eeaa nut
horseback riding Wise VA
NeaN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Miss Oldham, the actress. il 60
b. married She's "a years old
And she's te be married
Yes
Who IL the lucky chIldf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

Ambassador Boyrs says be likes
America and alao SAYS Ne have no
poets This second statement Is
the answer e the first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

your first duty saia Chlesros
new chief IN > speech to several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
Specials
Thursday

Perfseto Yeda Rouge. regularly
b0c boz special ... 32r
Bourioia Theatre Rouge No. 10,
regularly &c bon. special !.
@+ss. ss.ts+s .s.sssss. Ice
PrAys Rosallns. go size: sps
oial. per Jar .,.....1t}<
Prays ongoline. zoe airs. sps-
eial. per bottle hmm. 23e
splro Powder-nssroys Per.
spiration. per bon lee
Bathasweet. per boz ..I8r
Bath Of Benzoin~-Dellghtfully
refreshing ia the bath, ape
eisi. per boz ..... Soc
Quaker Tinetnrs Of Green Soap
--PeFfumsd and purified for
use Ia the bath and shampoo:
per bottle $500. 80. Z5<
GosneIl'a Cherry Tooth Paste.
regular toe jar. special .3S<
ArnieA Tooth Soap. regular zsc
box. special ..........18f
Cooper'H Medical Discovery.
regular ti.00 bottle; special
500. ...s... ......s4. SIC
Don't Forget Our Brush sale
this week All kinda. All sorts.
al prieea-auy hrnsh IN the
store a. 10 per cent off regular
prsoe--this week.
LET US DEVELOP
Your Kodak films and 90 Yogr
printing Our work IL drawing
lots Of trade. and We want
yours A trial order will con
vince you OF the quality --for
It's the same old story
QUAKER QUALITY.
We carry those two words IN.
20 everything We DO or sell. and
they mean satisfartion. As Tor
price well. you knas ve're a.
Ways right there. and nos that
we have
BUSTED THE eAoToGRApH
TRUST
And others are copying our
price liaf. We ask voc 70 look n
the Quality NAteh he price
and please rcrnemheg~-
THE QUAKER SELLS II FOR
LESS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

or n sou bad million. would
you take the trouble 20 awaken In
the morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SILK
SUITS

Entieinsly Cool Creations,
ard ss charming a. they are
comfortable Don't you wan,
to include enc IN your sum
mer Sardrobe9
oar showing o. these includes
jacket suits In blazer. eton and
bolero effects dresses IN the
one piece and princess styles.
The popular jumper and aus.
pcudcr styles In all the most
desirable plain colora and the
new and summary fancy effects
all beautifully tailored
$3.50 and up
You're welcome. % course. ~
open an account with ua for
anything selected here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

a Word FROM Josh Vice.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

Messrs. Ben F. Taylor, H. L. Plum
mer. Robert Boyle and Jim Webb left
on an early morning train this morn
ing for Buena Vista from which point
they will pack into the mountains on
a hunting trip. They expect to be
gone mos of the week, and will bring
back with them some big game if any
is to be found in that part of the
country.
C. E. Bowman and c. A. Earle, Of
Wisconsin, were here a couple of days
last week as the guests of E. G. Bet
tbs. They were taken to Copperfield by
Mr.. Bettis where they made an exam
ination Of the various copper proper
ties of the Red Gulch district They
were much pleased with the country
and the opportunities for investment
here. Messrs. Bowman and Earle are
capitalists and may decide to put some
money in development enterprises
here.
The announcement made in The
Daily Record a few days ago that Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Sammons were the
parents Of twins, born to them at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Richter
in South Canon, was predicated on
Information sent to this office by some
waggish acquaintance, who desired to
perpetrate a joke on Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammons. Its publication was un-
fortunate, but as this paper had no
reason to suspect that it was being
imposed up by its informant, it has
fewer regrets than would have been
the case otherwise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sammons left for their home at Rhy-
olite, Nevada, this afternoon.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

The Swastika Club was delightfully."-
entertained at the home OF Mrs. Snuff
ON Main street Friday afternoon. The
hours from to we're spent with the
usual fancy work and music A delic-
ious lunch was served. The table
was decorated with the autumn tinted
leaves of woodbine, and the effect was
very pretty. Mrs. Snuff is charming
hostess. Next Friday Miss Lagrange
will entertain the club at her home
on Orchard avenue.
George Chetelat returned to Canon
City on Friday from Fort Wayne, In
diana, where he has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. H. J. Harkenrider,
since the first of July. Mr.. Chetelat
was accompanied on the return trip
Oregon, who has been visiting in the
east for some time. The latter for
merly resided in the Wet Mountain
valley and has numerous acquaintance
in Custer county.
Rev. Mr.. Shaw went to Castle Rock
Friday afternoon, having received a
telegram announcing the death there
Of his youngest daughter, Mrs. DR..
Alexander at II a. m Mrs. Alexander
had had an attack OF typhoid fever,
but 1t was thought that she was on
the way toward convalescence when
a sudden change for the worse took
place. Friends who have met Mrs.
Alexander or listened to her sweet
singing when visiting here. will join
with many others in deep sympathy
with her bereaved parents, children
and husband. I'
The success OF The Royal Cher
at the opera house Friday night was
a treat to local theatre goers and was
appreciated by them If the applause
which greeted its production may be
taken as an index OF their enjoyment
Mr.. Beghtol is giving the people of
Canon City first class attractions and
they are not unmindful of his efforts
in that direction. The next play will
be The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" which
comes here Tuesday night, the Sth
inst 1t is a fine attraction and will
be put on by the same company that
played The Royal Chef on Friday
night
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

Mrs. J. e. Maher and little son, Ed
win, left at noon today for Orange
county, New York, where they expect
to remain for several months. TIE
change is made with the hope that a
latter, whose health is not very robust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maher came to Colorado
from Orange county.
A postal card from c. c. Patton at
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, under date Of
the Both ult., says: Plenty OF smoke
and fog here, but no sunshine" Mr.
Patton is spending several weeks in
the East on business and pleasure.
and will visit his boyhood home in
Ohio before returning to Canon City.
w. H. Dozier and Ben W. Rea Joined
the Canon City contingent Of deer
hunters the first of the week, but like
the majority of the others, have not
shown the community any evidence
of their prowess In that line. They
are camped in the western part OF the
county. somewhere in the vicinity Of
Cotapaxi.
Mrs. H. s. Clearinghouse is attending
the convention of the State Fedora
ton OF Womens Clubs in Pueblo as
a delegate from the Friends in Coun-
Gil, of which organization she was the
president last year. Mrs. Clearinghouse
expects to spend several days In Pu-
eblo visiting friends after the con-
vention adjourns. De-.
Mrs. J. w. Talbot and Mrs. Ed.
Minor came home Wednesday night
from Pueblo. where they attended the
convention OF the State Federation of
Womans Clubs. They report a splen-
did convention and are profuse in
their praise OF the very generous hos
pitality extended to the federation by
the people OF Pueblo.
Mail Messenger Kloverstrom Of the
Florence & Cripple Creek road says
two deer crossed the railroad track,
about a hundred yards in advance Of
the train, some ten or twelve miles
from here. as they came down from
the district Wednesday night The
hills between Canon City and Victor
are said to be full of hunters. and II
one out OF ten of them bring home
venison there will be very few deer
left In that section of the country.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10

ing & Development company was to-
day placed on file in the office of the
county clerk. The lease is from the
Royal Gorge Coal & Fire Clay COM
pany and runs for a period of 80 years.
George Bartsch, proprietor of the
Home bakery at 622 Main street, has
made an assignment for the benefit Of
his creditors. Henry Hutton has been
named as assignee and an invoice of
the stock is being taken preparatory
to turning the business over to Mr..
Huton's management.
NJ. B. Worrel has returned here
from Broken Bow, Nebraska, where
he went recently to complete the de-
tails of the conveyance Of half SEC
ton of land which he purchased .
year or so ago, but sold lately at an
advance of $1,000. Two years ago
Mr. Worrell purchased a four acre
tract of orchard land on Lincoln Park
for $4,000, and after taking on one
crop of apples, sold it for $1,000. AZ
an investor in real estate few men
are as lucky as Mr.. Worrell.
Rev. J. T. Thomas, who is a mem-
Der of the board of trustees of West
minister University, the recently es-
tablished institution for higher edu-
cation, has received notice that a
meeting of that body will be held at
the First Avenue Presbyterian church
in Denver Tuesday, October 18th. The
university opened few weeks ago
under encouraging auspices and prom
ses to become an important factor
the educational system of the state.
Rev. Thomas will attend the forth
coming session of the trustees.
On account of the late arrival OF
trains from the East Monday the
Theatorium was unable to open its
doors for the regular change of pro-
gramme until shortly after 8 O'Clock,
thereby disappointing many of its pat
rons for the earlier performances
The management wishes to announce
that such steps have been taken
whereby the late arrival of it's pic
lures is not likely to occur again. The
pictures for the week are all good.
interesting and entertaining and well
worth the time and trouble it takes
to see them.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Wednesday.

NJ. Evans returned home on Mon
day from a thirty days pleasure outing
in the San Luis valley.
The Colorado Canning company can
use all of your small ripe tomatoes
at Soc per hundred pounds.
Miss Ida May Langevin of New York
City is the guest Of Mrs. Lou ]. Wood
at 631 Rudd avenue. She will be here
for a couple OF weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mitchell and
baby Of Decatur. Illinois. are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bancroft and fam
lily on Lincoln Park. Mr.. Mitchell and
Mr.. Bancroft are cousins.
Mrs. John @. Morrison was taken
to the Red Cross hospital at Salida
the first of the week. where she will
undergo a surgical operation for the
removal OF a trouble from which she
has long been q sufferer. ."
The woman's Club held their hrst
meeting Tuesday afternoon In Elk
hall Echoes of the Federation was
given by Mrs. Lonnecker, who was .
delegate. in = very Interesting paper.
Review OF last years work BY Mrs-
]. N. Wright in . condensed paper that
put all members. new as well as old,
in the spirit of work. The club starts
out with many new members and In
excellent condition financially.
F. W. Mahl Of Denver. general pur-
chasing agent for the Colorado and
Southern Railroad company. was In
Canon City on Tuesday. having been
with A. L. Boyd. general purchasing
agent for the Cripple Creek lines, on
hzrr IA ~
Colorado Springs Tuesday evening.
F. N. Duncan and Fred Moore left
here ON Tuesday for the Spaulding
mining camp in, the Silver Park dis
trict, to look after some property In
which they are interested. There 10
evidence Of q revival OF mining activity
in that part OF Custer county and It
IL expected that considerable work
will be done there during the coming
winter. -.-a- '...- r.
Cañon City record., 1907-10-10
Friday.


gives It the day 1t happened.
We are headquarters for The Best
School Shoes. Davis. the shoe man.
Miss Ellen Anderson has returned
to Canon City from a pleasant visit
with friends in Florence.
Mrs. F. F. Thompson arrived here
this morning from Nevada, Missouri.
where she spent the summer.
Women say there is nothing to equal
Kinks Jap Rose transparent soap for
Washing the hair. All druggists and
grocers sell It.
Mrs. Fred r Hubbard returned here
this afternoon from Des Moines. Iowa.
where she has been visiting friends
months.
Stomach troubles, heart and kidney
ailments. can be, quickly corrected
with a prescription known to druggists
everywhere as DR.. Shoop's Restorative
The prompt and surprising relief
which this remedy Immediately brings
IL entirely de to Its restorative action
upon the controlling nerves OF the
stomach. etc Rambo & Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Browning will
leave on Saturday or Sunday for
Southern California. where they ex-
pect to make their home. They will
probably reside in Long Beach. al
though Mr.. Browning will engage In
business In Los Angeles.
II Is announced that Rev. J. T.
Thomas OF this city will deliver an
address OF special interest to men at
the Presbyterian church In Florence
next Sunday evening. While the dis
course will be chiefly for men Ii Will
also be Of interest to women.
W. r. Ripley Of Pueblo. state SEQ
retary OF the Baptist board of mis-
sions. stopped on here this morning
for a brief visit with DR.. B. e. Harl
while en- route home from q business
trip to the western slope. Mr.. Ripley
left for home on Denver 4 Rio Grande
train No. 10 At noon.
David Schneck has returned 10
Canon City from . three weeks visit
to Nebraska. where he went to look
after some farm lands he owns near
Holdridge In that state. Mr.. Schneck
says that Agricultural land 10 selling
In that part of the state at from sew
enty-fve TO eighty dollars an acre and
that there 10 q big demand for It even
at that price.
Chief Engineer H. W. Cowan OF the
Colorado q Southern railroad arrived
in the district on a special train via
the Short Line at 1850 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. After q brief visit In
the district he departed for Canon City
In q special car attached to the AFTER
noon r. q C. C. train. Mr.. Cowan was
accompanied BY General Manager Jes-
Sc Waters OF the allied linea.-Cripple
Creek Times. IF.
A. H. McLain returned homo on
Thursday from Howard where he had
been for . couple of days attending to
some business AFFAIRS. He came homo
the FIRST OF the week from Greeley.
where he closed up deal for Baker 4
BiaBs by which they disposed OF all
of the horses and cattle which came
to. thena With the purchase OF the
Bsckwith ranch In the Wet Mountain
valley to Mr. 1tarblrd OF Denver,