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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17
MUCH INTEREST SHOWN
IN BAPTIST MEETINGS

Meetings at the Baptist church con-
tinue with interest. Sunday big meet
ings we're held at each service. Twen-
ty-one manifested interest and mis-
united with the church.
The meetings Will continue all week
at $3.50 In the afternoon and at 7;30
in the evening. All are welcome and
invited to attend.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17
10000 acres Of land near
Canon City to be brought
under cultivation by the
Waters Canal.
Some One is Going to Make Easy Money!


o
to terms
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17
SURFACING THE PENITENTIARY
PARK FOR GRASS

For some time past gang of con-
victs has been employed In surfacing
the park In front OF the prison with
soil preparatory to Its being sown In
grass next spring. There was too
much lime and adobe to produce a
FIRST class lawn and the entire nve
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17

Bui1ding of a Beet Sugar
Factory at Canon City by
the syndicate Of gentlemen
who have recently bought
the 4.Mi1e Water Rights.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17

Royal Gorge Calendars, and 10
cents. at The Record.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17
In The Near Future
BIC REALTY DEAL

Special to the Pueblo Chieftain.
Denver, Jan. 13-Four lots at Broad
way and Sixteenth street yesterday
brought $150,O0o. The property was
purchased from Edward Bishop by
Mrs. Maria Kassler. 1t is the inten-
ton to improve them with a large
Office building.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1907-01-17
CANON PEOPLE ENJOY
PICNIC IN JANUARY

Out OF door picnics In January would
be a paradox in most parts OF the
country, although they are common
enough In the vicinity OF Canon City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
George Mazarakie and Gus KraIs Arrested on Serious
Charge Believed to Be Promoters Of Organized
Scheme---0ne PreendS 10 Be Detective.

Suspected Of being the moving
spirits in a schome organized for
blaokmanlng purposes George Ma
zaralde. aged az. and Gus Krlans.
aged 25. Greeks, were placed under
arrest last night boy Detective Clark
and patroluhn Ballard The spe-
cific charge against the two men rs
that thoy demanded money from
Aohillo Gogua. proprietor of "a
Crock restaurant ON Pike place.
threatening him with death IN case
of refusal
Tho police believe that other Ike
attempts viii soon be- uuearthed.
MaEaraklo has pusaed as detec-
tive ahd under that guiso has of
fered alleged protection for hush
money. so the officers assert 10
various businesses conducted in
this city by Greeks.
GoRos. the PIKE st restaurant
proprietor. states that he put mp
the money on several occasions
Thursday night he claims just af
ter closing mp time Ma2araldo
Knalls and two other men entered
his place Tho restaurant man was
counting the money from the cash
reglator ana says that the Greek
detective made = erab for ~ threat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

10y unl,ea Prsss)


GUTHRIE, Okla. Nov ie-Okla.
homa state became a reality short
~ after o'clock this morning
when word was received that Pres.
ident Roosevelt had signed the
statehood proclamation.
Governor Frantz and other terri
tory officials resigned Immediately
The Inauguration ceremonies Of the
new officials began with much
pomp a. II O'Clock The oaths
were administered IN the Carnegie
library. where Governor G. y Has.
kell. in an hours address. reviewed
the statehood fight and praised the
states constitution Particular
pains were taken by Governor Has
he'll 20 criticise President Roose
velts administration as spec.
tacular. Governor Haskell sug
Restcd the closing OF the New
York stock exchange as the proper
remedy.
symbollcal Marriage.
A symbollcal marriage of Okla.
homa and Indian Territory ended
the Inauguration ceremonies In
dian Territory was represented by
a full blooded Choctaw Indian maid.
en-
Much feeling between the demo.
cratic officials and the retiring re.
publican officials was shown In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
Walter Thomas Mills Complies With City Regulations
and May Address CrOwd---Cases Against Arrested
Speakers Will Be Prosecuted.

bis Instructions regarding the ~.
cialist speakers who refuse 20 FOL
low the rewuiar order. and declares
there il no intention 81 dropping
cases against those who have been
arrested Ia fhis statement he is
backed b City Attorney DE- Braler
The socialist eases viii BE- tried
lust as soon as Ne can ind time
30 give them a hearing said City
Attorney he nruler this morning
The statement that no proaecu
ton ia Intended IL absolutely with
out foundation Tho truth Of the
matter 10 that the socialist cases
take up 40 much time and our reatl.
lar work 10 80 heavy Just now that
have not really had an oppor
tuuity 20 take 90 the last few ar
rests have already tried several
Of the cases and will have the
others up for hearing just az quick
~ as the opportunity presents
Or. Titus Arrested.
Dr. Herman p Titus. editor Of
The local socialist paper and Thos
sladden were arrested last night
AZ Fourth av and Pike e.. charged
with obstructlng the street Ia an
attempt % deliver addresses This
morning when the eases were cali
81 city Attorney De hruler asked
that the cases be continued. az the
arrestinR officers were not present
q am ready 10 admit all the o.
ficcrH would testify 90. said Mr.
Titus from the dock. "and I am
ready 10 admit that ! was speak.
lnr 20 a crowd Of 90 people
I'VE cannot tell what the officer
will testify TO. stated Judge Cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
MAY STOP HOLIDAYS


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov ie--
Governor 0lile,t. who arrived here
last night spent today IN mapping
out the work 70 come up before the
special session Of Tho LEGISLATURE
which vii commence on Tuesday
This afternoon he wiil ennfrr with
local bankers and discuss tho legal
holiday question and arrive a. q Dc.
elsion ~ TO the adviaahility Of stop.
ping them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

Walter Thomas Mills. the head
81 the socialist wins that Is oppos
Ing the faction led By Dr Titus.
viii speak on ruiou st.. between
Second and Third avs. between the
hours Of $50 and 10 tonight, b.
permission % Mayor William fiick.
man Moore iu response % q writ.
ten request from Mills asking that
Some place be- designated where b.
could hold a street meeting. Mayor
Moore advised the socialist speaker
that BE- could hold hts meeting ~
the location DESIGNATED above and
notified the police and fire depart.
ments % the permit given
Has aet requirements.
MAYOR Moore stated 10 The Star
that Mills has complied with all
that BE- has asked % Dr. Titus aud
hts following. namely that the %
lice be allowed % designate the 10.
cation whore street meetings Be
held aud that written request BE-
made OF the mayor Tor a permit
This % an have ever asked Of
ur Titus aad hts following said
the mayor but they have refused
10 comply and have dened the law
by attempting 20 hold meetings
without permit or notification
In order 90 give fun protection
have notified the police that this
meeting is Co 81 held tonight and
the fire department has also re-.
ceived notice The police viii see
that no trouble o. caused
viii Not Drop Cases
Tho mayor stated this morning
that no change has been made Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

parade TO Island park. whore the
barbecue was held. Eek Govornor
Frantz was missing from The pa
rado
when G, n. Haskell. railroad pro-
moter and corporation reformer.
was sworn I'm as governor OF the
new state of Oklahoma today. a
new experiment in state govern
ment was begun
Oklahoma has "a radical constitu-
ton. but she has only begun More
will follow
New state Law,
Government by the people Is the
basis OF the now state law The
initiative and referendum Is SO
fixed by the constitution that "A
law need not pass through the leg
islature II s per cent of the voters
at the last election petition for any
law. "a special election must be
called for a. If No per cent ask
for constitutional amendment
there must be a vote upon &C. If
8 per cent would have any law re-
fcrred TO the people that The legie.
lature may have passed, or which
may be upon the statute books. &c
must be- SO done
The voice of the people is TO De
heard
The recall. by which careless or
mfaithful public officials could 30
called back from thoir elective po.
sitiQna, was a part of the oona1i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

tuition. but was removed at the
eleventh hour by pressure from
Washington IL viii be written
into legislation at the first session
Of the legislature. as will a Jim
Grow Law Republicans and dem.
ocrats alike favor the latter
Corporation Scrutiny.
Corporations are TO be put 10
such close scrutiny that they must
be honest with their patrons and
stockholders. or leave the state.
The corporation commissioner
have supervision over al corpora
tioms, not only public service and
transportation. but also private.
Az such must iaks out charters in
the new state. file annual state
ments aud hold their books open
to inspection
Tho adoption and writing OF this
constitution is largely the work Of
C. n Haskell. elected 10 the con-
venti0n on an Independent ticket
from Muskogec. l. r.. but the dem
ocratie boss. from the time OF his
arrival Haskell served az appren-
ticcship In politics IN Ohio under
Cal nrlce
The men 20 whom he owes the
most are Alfalfa Biil Murray. an
organizer OF the Farmers unions
and president OF the constitutional
convention. and Z c. Dinwiddie. an
official OF the Anti-Saloon League
Of America. who really nominated
Haskell as governor
Murray. whose conversation is
interlarded with oaths. and whose
enemies swear seldom ventures
near the bath Is a man OF energy
and rude force He swung the
farmer votes 60 Haskell.
Dinwiddie threw the entire
church strength TO him on the
promise that the AntiSaloon league
could have les way In prohibition
matters
Murray Is now a candidate for
the democratic nomination for vice
president. while Haskell gazes upon
the United states senate with long
Ing eyes Dinwiddie has put Okla
homa in the prohibition column for
20 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

BAKERSFIELD. Cal Nov. 10
A. tho cnlmiuatiou Of particularly
brutal ease ~ assault and shooting
Henry Twiwht. "A nAndahurH team
ater. Hes dyinE IN the emefgeucy
hospital at Los Angeles. while bis
chief anaallaut shorty Wafreu,
Is In jall a. Randsburs with q muir
der charge hanging over nia head.
aud the arrest Of several accnn
plicea u hourly expected TNight
WIS found lyinE IN the brush near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

onlnE at the same time that he
would kin Gugos ~ he resisted
George Gogos. a son of the res
taurant Keeper told the story to tho
police yesterday IN the meantime
Mazarakie evidently relying upon
the supposed ignorance OF HIS IN.
tended victim regarding police
methods, actually took Gogos I'm
custody. telling him he was under
arrest and went to the prosecuting
attorneys office whore Ma2arakie
reported that Gogos had been lie.
gally selling liquors and cigarettes
In the restaurant
Detective Clark searched the
place thoroughly yesterday but
found nothing 20 Justify this charge
Afterwards Mazarahe called atten.
ton 60 a bottle OF gin behind a
trunk. which he ls now accused Of
having placed there himself, in or
der 20 manufacture case against
the restaurant man
Az n result of his investigations
Detective Clark believes that other
victims of the supposed hlackmall
Ing clique win come forward aud
give thoir stories MA1arakIo and
KriallH were placed under $500
bonds today by Judge Gordon, pend
iias preliminary hearing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

ErownF quito uneasy. Tn fat I'm getting wheezy
For month they've fed l suspicious aroused
Aye 20 Fat merely wohble and hardly Eobhlo
And a. night they all take
surmlae there's something doingcan trouble brew
ing
From The interest they take It's almost be
Every bone shaking. and very = qunkIng
For fear the worst f. coming coming mighty quick
! N fancy a platter and hear the clink ciauer
OF the dishes knives and forks bridget
nu the worst Of all dreaming gleamng
When head Is on the block and 7 last my
Life - growing sad and panE
For turkeys lie hard this time of
Woe ls and deep sobbug aud my grief is throb
bnE.
For the comng-comng mighty quick 10 met
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

GEORGETOWN. Ky. Nov iG-
The examination Of tho veniremen
was continued this morning Ia the
Powers trial Five out OF 60 have
qualified. but one has been excused
LEAVING four Three are democrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

company. were suli paving the old
exofhitant figure
Mr. William Calvert. president %
the new company. when seen TODAY
stated that they wcre not afraid 81
the coming price war. a. they had
better facilities for producing leo
than the trust companies. and that
people were gradually waking up 20
the fact that Il Ia better TO pay
them a price that will enable them
% stay IN the market aud keep
competition alive than 10 allow
them 10 be- driven oui BY the trust.
which viii Immediately raise the
schedule % the old standard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
AANaEN ON TRIAL.

Frank Hammer, who Is held on a
charge % making an assault Wifh
Intent "a kill upon Halle Scholl.
was arfaigned IN che superior court
this morning and granted a week
In which 90 enter his plea
Hammer. & ls alleged. brufaily as.
sauited Miss schoil with an iron
bar ON the aighi Of Nov . and beat
her terribly She escaped through
her own resistance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
BRUTAL ASSAULT

Randabnfg Thursday morning. hor
rlhly bgaten and with two bullets
W. his breast le was hurried To
Loo Angeles and the arrest Of War
rem followed the dying statements
TwiHhi made 10 detectives
Twisht says that Warren and his
companions beat him nearly into
insenslhlilty In a drunken row. shot
him twice. then hauled him into
the brush aud left him Tor dead He
lay q hours before being found
and now has no chance Of recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
NATIVES ON
WAR PATH

HONOLULU. Nov. Reports
reached hcrs today that the gov
eminent offices AZ Taibokn. on the
island % Formoaa. have been At
tackled by a band % oatlawa be
iicvrd 20 belong TO the AiYu tribe
and 10 employees we're killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
moUNrAlNeees sLscr BOARD

At "a meeting last night the
M0uutaiueora which has heretofore
existed as an auxiliary branch Of
the Mazamns forosworn allegiance
90 the parent organization and do.
trrmiucd to continue itg existence
na separate club The total Nom.
bership is now 275 and the annual
dues Will be raised from 81 io 80,
A board OF nine directors has boon
chosen and this board viii soon
meet 20 elect the regular officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16

COLUMBIA. La. Nov Nc
While on her way TO visit neigh.
Dor Lass night In a Wild region 10
miles west 81 here. Mira Annie
Valentine. wife OF a farmer. waa
killed by panther iler husband.
alarmed nj bis wife'p prolonged ab
a.nce. instituted search and
found his wtfcH head aud her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
GREEKS CHARGED
WITH BEACNMAEk
BURNS oLo BUILDING.

The old Crawford g Harmon
realty and warrant buying office on
the Yeslor triangle opposite the
city hall Was burned to the ground
yesterday afternoon by j. b..
Combs. chief emergency Inspector
under the board Of health The
consent OF J u. Lowman. trustee
of the YeHier estate, owner. Was
given for the destruction Of the
place The fire department was on
hand to keep the fire within
bounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
WOMAN DEVOURED
g y VIII - g 9 n 8 Y

skeleton. picked bare OF flesh. IN
a elnmp of bushes
lilta ~ the wnman'a clothing
were scattered over a distance OF
tko miles. showing that the panther
had dragged lee victim 10 a con.
yenient spot 70 make feast A
posse ~ men. with a pack Of
hounds are pursuing the beast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
BANK cLsAalnes.
MEMS cLUs MEETING.

The Mons club OF So Mark q
church Will hold its regular month.
% meeting IN the Guild room Of
the church on Tuesday evening at
i o'clock Prof J Allen Smith. Of
the University % Washington. viii
address the club on The Commits
sion System Of City Government
Good music aud a pleasant social
time are promised All men. whcth-
or members of the congregation or
not. are cordially invited 10 attend
this meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
Lave FoR NoRTH.

Accompanied by "a large crew of
men. EraBtus G Hawkins chief
engineer. aud M j Honey, con.
tractor for mo Copper River q
Northwestern railroad. sall FOR the
north today on the steamship Sara.
toRa u ib the intention 60 push
work. on tho Cordoya section this
wlpieg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
MOTHER DROP IN The
| LOCAL ICE MARKET
J FEDERATION IS AGAINST =
J GOVERNMENT DIVINE RsHlp. 4


; NORFOLK. Va. Nov H.. 4
= After a hot flKht the American =
Federation 81 Labor declared 4
; its opposition 10 the govern 4
mcnt ownership ~ railroads .
. and mines, BY a vote ~ ibt 90 4
: 50 The Federation stands pat :
: "a itu opinion that telephones 4
should De controlled b. the Z
. government 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
MAYOR GRANTS SOCIALISTS
PERMISSION TO SPEAK

don. And ! ALI release you upon
foa personal rncaeaitahce
WIN BE- tried Monday asked
Or Titus which ied 10 statement
from - Hrnler thar hr could not
tell AZ this time
Fivs Socialists Released.
Yesterday five Of the socialists
vers released upon their personal
rccuEnizancr
We have had no time 90 give
them trial and dld not want 10
keep the men 10 iAl any longer
than necessary before their hear.
ing explained the eity attorney
The eases - the first socialists
arrested as a reanif % tho meet
ings on Pike A. have been heard
bat no declaion har been announced
as yet b. judge Gordon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
ST. MARKS GUILD SALE.

The Womcn's Guild of ST. Marks
church win hold a sale of fancy
articles. aprons, and various kinds
of holiday goods In the Guild room
zoo the basement OF the church,
Tuesday and Wednesday, the third
and fourth ot December.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
FORTY-SlXTH STATE
IS ADDED TO UNION
sttts $1,000
= ROCKEFELLER 4
= HAS a HIDDEN PILE. a

10y United Prets.) =
4 NEW YORK. Nov i6- 4
a There was a report circulated q
= IA Wall u. this afternoon that q
= John u. Rockefeller has stow =
ed away in the vaults OF the .
. Standard on company 800 q
. 100000 Of government bonds. .
= II this IL true John D Rookie .
= Teller Is the government a
. creditor 10 the extent OF ne 4
q tie less than one ninth Of the q
. Interest bearing debt OF the .
= people The Significance 81 a
. this ia that the amount Of .
= bonds held out prevented the =
. national banks 20 that extent .
= from increasing the circuia .
= ton by depoaitinE the bonds =
a with the treasury, 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
UNLUCKY MI INBRED
TRAIN WRECKED

10y United Pressl
PERU, Ind Nov. l6.-Train
number ne on the Wabash railroad
was wrecked near North Pine,
station n miles north OF this place
today The engine, baggage, com
binatlou car aud one coach were
demolished Two other coaches
We're demiled Nine persons were
seriously. Il not fatally injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
VALUE or HUMAN LIFE,

TERRE HAUrE. Ind. Nov. TO-
Evidently the Dupont Powder COM
pany is nxing the value OF each
plosion az FoBtanet at 5000 and
$500 each Five settlements have
been made out of court The widow
and child of Elmer Bright were
paid 5000 The widow and two
children OF Samuel Nevlns were
paid $500 The reckoning rs $500
for each widow and sl00 for each
child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
SAYS ROOSEVELT VwYZZ BE CANDIDATE
BY UNITED PRESS

CHATTANOOGA
49, it wa
in tacma n eflto
nmin alton him he dY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-16
|plstons Of Twelve and Half Cents Per Hundred
Are Now Being GEen---The Independent Company
VIII Fight Trust to the Finish.

=, ar ess~een the LEGAL zee
"a 40 shs Pacific ice company,
..ss.nasns concern recently Or.
...ws to-day caused a further
=, \ the price o. ice, which 10
-. ssesss n seine sections o.
= II, a. lew as ~ cents per
...esa IRE management o. the
.a,sussns company announces
esas IL the field 20 stay, and
i i;As the trust 10 = finish.
Esksay robbery Is q refined
- 81 he operations % the
= .rss thar has had its cold grip
I A. sAruais o. the consumers Ia
;zs.tk and Tacoma. according a.
~ rasgmation that IL now coming
lekl cpncerulng It's operations
rs y pAst Cold hlooded monopoly
H. alnsd competitlon il the an.
~ naplsd with a serene iudlf
kwsn d the consuming public
x ~ besn compelled 20 take
- saeia geg. when Il could get
fArf IL up without murmur the
| snns price fixed BY the com.
-
N ssr has been quietly gath.
sssl stlence which proves con.
sewH re existence 81 an Ice
na,asy nat has been holding
fnsxa M Seattle helpless Ia its
"a b. w4ee for beth cities being
isssi Is sue nan. and The districts
.eag as,orsioned 70 the various
1 emtaniss oncerned IN the deal 90
asda eausssloa b. two companies
& iAe nme nald. after the time
sucFef rasapm - successfully en-
sd b ~ Standard OIL
Drtstts the Price.
n chaFies Richardson. ~ Ia.
c1nz i he mar behind. who has
- ssletlY 4ieta,ing che price ~
n ma fsve companies are the
sntin q bis operations IN TIA
nsk he Pacific Coast Storage
ssgaa7 ard the Tacoma Ice com
xF ssmiEAily active competitors.
h a reality hand in glove co nper.
rsu sn3er the direct control 81
4 richardson. their largest stock
alass control al the business IN
nH siY aHd % not compete
| 3 Seattle. the Seattle lee com
mg 4 which company Sir Rich.
zxa oEns . ma urity n she stock
<xnfs he priees 20 the Diamond
= eanIany and the standard lee
manY under working agree
~ 3 force between them that
~ vi eel 81 q uniform price
4 VII refrain from invading each
.srt specially assigned districts
Ifis sYstem has been working
s4ailiallF. with the price at ono
= a 4 ceaf q pound, with the
laqN Consumer frequently on BIS
- g 81 4 a that Price some
- q Nhzf this means mas be
''1eee from the fact that lee can
aaaasaetured and sold Niih
A a % ceuts per hundred
Annoyed the Trust.
Nsa ne Pacific Ice company
se he field about a month
20 we're regarded wiih some
/ ~ and annoyance by the PIN
combine that lived on
eompetifion and vapea FAT
*sTe Immediately met by 4
go and sweeping cat in prices
7s'ef ikey tried 90 get q GUS
This Information was ~
r Born customers Of both com
NO we're allowed to get
cs hon the combine even
II ~ A. i2h cents a hundred
othef consumers. who we're
wiring from The independent