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The Washington times., 1908-01-27
The Report.
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ALF lCAF8l / SAYS IA lttAl l.
Il is plain from all OF Mr. Mckinley s
utterances and your OWL, in inteTpreta-
lion OF Ou- national purpose, that We
are the trustees and guardians CT the
whole Filipino people, and peculiarly of
the ignorant masses, and that our trust
IS not discharged until those masses
are given education sufficient to know
their civil rights and maintain them
against q more powerful class and safe.
ly 10 exercise the political franchise
This IS important. in view OF the claim.
TO which / shall hereafter refer, made
by certain Filipino advocates Of I'M
mediate independence under the auspices
Of the Boston auti-impeTIalists, that q
satisfactory independent Philippine gov
eminent could be established under Il
governing class Of 10 per cent and q
serving and Obedient class OF 50 per
cent.
Another logical deduction from the
main proposition Is that when the
Filipino people as a whole, show
tk themselves reasonably fit to conduct
2 popular self-gOVeTnment, maintain
ing Law and order and Offering equal
protection of the laws anl civil
rights to rich and poor, and desire
complete independence OF the United
States, they shall be given it.
Work of Army.
The agency OF the army in bringing
about order in the islands must never
be miuimiZed. The hardships of the
campaign which It had 70 carry on were
very great. II is not too much to say
that no other army Of the same size
could have accomplished the results
which were accomplished by the Ameri-
can army. At times there were some
members Of this army who were tempt
ed, IN the eagerness OF pursuit, into IN
defensIbIs and cruel rsctices for the
obtaining OF information - practices
which had been common among the
spaniards and the FiIpinos themselves
Revelations OF these CrueltieS led tC
severe fndiscriminate criticism and at
tacks on the army as a whole which
were calculated TO discourage and dis
hearten. but in spite Of ell difficulties
the work went on
The Washington times., 1908-01-27
Ready to Break Skull.

NJ. Mudd exhibits today several
scratches and tells a graphic story of
his rough and tumble fight with Al
The Washington times., 1908-01-27

MONDAY. JANUARY q, 1908.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
The annual congregational meeting

The annual congregational meeting
Of the members OF the First Baptist
Church Wednesday night developed
some surprises. prominent among
which was the resignation Of Rev. DR..
B. Z. Harl as pastor of the congrega-
ton to take effect May lst OF the cur
rent year. DR.. Harl stated that on
account OF Ill health he desired to re-
tire from ministerial work and urged
the acceptance OF his resignation by
the members OF the church in order
that he might devote himself to some
less onerous and exacting employment
DR.. Harl entered upon the pastorate
Of the church here thirteen years ago
and has won for himself a well earned
rest. The church has made rapid
strides in all OF its benevolences under
his ministry and IL now one OF the
strongest and most influential Baptist
organizations In the state When DR..
Harl came here he found q debt Of
el2. 900 hanging over the congregation
and he Mt once set about to pay II
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
CONFERENCE OF GUARDIANS
OF LIVESTOCK INTERESTS

DR.. Charles q. Lamb. State veterin-
arian OF Colorado. ate Christmas tlr-
key with DR.. George H. Glover, head
OF the department OF veterinary sci
snce at the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege, and together these patient work
ers for Colorado's live stock interests
discussed the states good fortune In
freedom from the numerous diseases
that infest less favored localities and
become menace to the very life Of
the people.
This 10 not the nrst Conferences
thess guardians Of bovine veal and
human welfare have had. Doctor
Lamb makes frequent vista to the
Agricultural college In the interests
OF the young men OF the veterinary
science department, 10 whom he leo
turss upon topics OF immediate prac-
teal interest and benefit
A preeident Of The lntsrstate a.
sociAtioa q Live Stock Boards, Doc
tor Lamb voaeAsafsA tAs folloWtnG IN
tsreetiAg tAets relating - tho In
DoftnAs work ee tAls or0eAluaA1oa:
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
LARGE MEETING OF
GENERAL AID SOCIETY

Despite the fact that it is the holi-
day season, when attendance at such
meetings usually shows a falling on.
there were about fifty ladies present
this week at the January meeting of
the General Aid society of the First
Methodist church.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ragsdale, president of the
society. presided. Reports of the Sc
cretary, Miss Armstrong, and Of the
treasurer. Mrs Pierce, showed that
the bazaar held in December brought
the sum of over $S1 into the treasury.
while the dinner given at the same
date resulted in n profit of $40, there
being but $40 expense connected
Herewith.
The ladies voted to pay 800 toward
the building fund obligation. thus
making a total of $1,750 paid upon the
81 500 obligation assumed by this So
ciety at the time of the enlarging OF
the church A magnificent showing.
especially in view of the local condi-
tions, and indicative of the loyal ef-
forts of the membership as we'll ~
of the excellent official management.
The ladies of the South Canon divi-
sion served appetizing refreshments
at the close of the business session.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
ENJOYABLE NEW YEARS
RECEPTION AT Y. II. c. A.

The annual New Years reception at
the Y NJ. C. A. Wednesday afternoon
was attended by between two and
three hundred people and was a very
enjoyable affair in all respects The
entertainment program was given in
the gymnasium and consisted Of bas-
ket ball game between teams repre-
senting the Y. NJ. C. A and the Canon
City high school and acrobatic feats
by members of the association. The
basketball contest was especially
good and aroused a keen interest on
the part of the spectators, of whom
there was a large number present
The game was won by the Y. NJ. c. A
organization by a small margin. Light
refreshments were served during the
afternoon by the entertainment COM
mittee.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
RAYNOLDS MEMORIAL CLASS
SURPRISES THEIR TEACHER

The class that does things, that
class that has for its motto, Works,
not words" certainly did things"
Wednesday night, when committee
consisting of James A. Stump, F. X
Miller, Ben F. Taylor, Fred E. Duncan,
Harry T. Wallace and Robert Quinlan
called at the home of the teacher OF
the class. ostensibly TO make New
Years call. but in short time the
real object of the visit was revealed.
Mr.. Stump in his happy manner, on
behalf of the class, presented Prof.
Smith with magnificent ring. The
surprise was complete, and for once
the teacher could say but little, That
this birthday gift will always be cher
ished by the teacher of this splendid
body of young men is certain.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
Or. B. E. HARL RESIGNS
PASTORATE OF BAPTIST CHURCH
ASKS Be Relieved Of His Duties May First That He
May Take Up Less Exacting Wofk-Has
Been Here Thirteen Years

on. Not only las he succeeded in
securing IT'S cancellation but he has
made 1t one of the most liberal givers
OF contributions to domestic and for
eign missions OF any church of the de-
nomination In Colorado. DR.. Harl Is
the Nestor of the local ministerial as
sociation and his retirement from the
pulpit will be generally regretted.
More than a hundred members Of
the church were present at Wednes-
day nights meeting and much busi-
ness OF Importance TO the congrega-
ton was transacted. among which
was the election of three deacons. two
of them to succeed the late Lodford
Truman and w. D. Combs. The dea-
cons elected were J. E. Holmes. Alvin
Boice and J. ". Anderson. Other
elections we're W. b. Ryle. treasurer,
and Claude Benton, assistant The re-
ports from the various departments
OF the church were highly gratifying
and showed 1T to be In a very aggres-
sive and fourishing condition in all Its
enterprises"
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
MISS SNOW PLEASANTLY
ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS

A large number of the young friends
of Miss Mae Snow were delightfully."-
entertained on New Years eve. at her
beautiful home on East Sherman ave-
nue.. Music, games and guessing con-
tests were features of the entertain
ment The rooms were beautifully
and tastily decorated in suitable colors
for the occasion. Suspended from the
ceiling OF one room were "Snowballs"
in each OF which was the name Of a
young lady and by choosing one OF
these the young men selected their
partners for the evening. Merriment
and joyous hilarity reigned supreme
during the evening. Delicious refresh
ments consisting OF coffee and sand
wiches, cake. Ice cream and candy.
were served. Soon after the New Year
was ushered In the guests departed
with pleasant memories OF the zap
memories Of the happy occasion, votc-
ing the Shows royal entertainers.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
COLLEGE BOYS WIN
AT BASKET BALL

In one Of the swiftest games of ball
ever played in Canon City, the Uni
versity Quintette defeated the 8. c. H
s. boys at the gymnasium last night,
the score being 80 to 26. 1t was alb
solutely a gentlemanly contest, both
sides doing their best, with not an
unpleasant feature to mar the sport
The College team was made up Of
the following well known persons:
Tom Warner, Mont Preston, james
Lamme, Bruce Houston and Harry
Aurand, one Of the best players of
the state.
The line up for the S. c. H. 9. was
Watt, Quinlan. Lloyd, Acker and
Commacker.
Preston Ashton dispensed justice in
a way that pleased all.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
D. II. LOGAN TELLS HOW
TO GET 10 TKIPLR CANON
Editor Record; /;

Editor Record;
On Monday. In company with Rev.
H. N. Jameson, the writer visited
Temple canon. which Is certainly one
Of the most unique and picturesque
of Canon's scenic attractions.
We were Indebted to DR.. orendorf
for directions which made II easy for
US to ind this scene OF wierd tradi-
tons and II is In the effort to pass
these directions on to the Canon City
public that these lines are written.
We followed the Grape Creek canon
road out past Green wood cemetery and
across the divide. Perhaps a mile
beyond the summit OF the divide. .
deep canon spanned at the bottom by
a log and stone culvert comes down
from the Greenhorus. Here we left
our horse and a fifteen minute walk
down this canon brought us to Grape
creek. Temple canon Is directly
across Grape creek from this point
and fve minutes more brought us
to the amphitheater.
While going down the canon to
Grape creek We saw two deer. good
sized bucks. that had escaped the
eagle eyes OF Canon's 700 hunters.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
VISITED TEMPLE CANON
ON NEW YEARS DAY

J. n. Wright. G. V. Hodgin. Harry
Bowen and E. A. Swarthout visited
Temple canon on Wednesday and are
enthusiastic over its picturesqueness
and the wild beauty of its surround
ings. Although all of them. with
the exception of MIR. Swarthout, had
been there before. the locality never
seemed quite 50 attractive to them
as it did on New Years day and they
express surprise that it Is not more
popular a. a picnic resort They say
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09

They trotted to the top OF the canon
wall and then bounded away, making
graceful pictures as they were sill
houetied against the sky.
But to return to my theme. After
entering Temple canon and proceed
ing perhaps 200 yards, what looks like
a pocket in the side of the canon opens
to the right, passing up through this
pocket, you find that 1t opens at one
side into a canon and 100 yards fur
ther on is the amphitheater. I shall
no, try TO describe it. 1t Ii In class
by itself. You can drive to the stone
and log culvert In about on and one
half hours. over very pretty noun
tain road. and twenty minutes walk
ing. most of II easy going. will put
you in Temple canon.
want to commend the Record for
Its efforts to exploit the scenic beau
ties OF Canon City II seems to me
that they should be more widely ad-
vertised. hope 10 see the time when
the business men and citizens OF Can
on City will maintain offices in Colo
RADIO Springs and Denver during the
tourist season. for the purpose OF
advertising the city and interesting
tourists in her beautiful drives and
boulevards, her awe-inspiring canons
and magnificent mountain views.
One thing more. Our dealers In post
cards are missing a golden opportun-
ity to coin money and at the same time
advertise Canon and its environs be-
cause they have limited their list Of
cards to Soda Springs. the Skyline
boulevard and Royal Gorge. I think
their lines ought to include Oak Creek
canon ito my mind the most beautiful
OF Colorado canons), Temple canon
and view OF Grape creek canon from
point on the grade which gives =
view OF this beautiful mountain stream
with the towering Greenhorns for q
background. Let the dealers put in
cards and then let US all help to
boost" Canon's unrivalled mountain
scenery.
d. H. LOGAN.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09

This association, as its name fndt-
Gates, is an association OF veterinar-
ians and laymen engaged in the con-
troll and eradication Of diseases OF live
stock They hold annual meetings,
the last one having been held in Rich
mond, Va, at which eighteen states
were represented, together with a
delegation from the U. 8. Bureau of
Animal Industry, including DR.. A. d.
Melvin, chief of the bureau. One OBJ
ject of the association is to enforce
uniform regulations between the vari-
GUS states regarding the interstate
moving of live stock that may be
capable of conveying diseases: also
for mutual benefit and advantage In
arranging for uniform control OF dis
ease in the various states. 1t was
largely through the efforts OF this
board that the work of tick regulation
among southern cattle was under
taken by the government working In
conjunction with the southern states
where the so-called Texas fever tick
had resulted in the annual loss OF
many millions Of dollars to the stock
raisers OF the south.
The presence of the tick in the
southern states has precluded the i'm
portation of thoroughbred cattle from
the north, which has greatly ham,
pered the breeders from raising the
standard of their cattle. With the
scientific knowledge we possess. it is
possible to thoroughly renovate any
given farm of the tick; and, working
under the assumption that IL a farm
can be renovated, a county can be
renovated: and II a county, an entire
state. Following this line OF work,
during the past two years eight or
nine counties have been placed above
the dead line in Virginia; about an
equal number in North Carolina, and
several counties In Arkansas and in
the Indian territory. To these coun-
ties this means an annual saving Of
large amount OF money, and 1t has
been demonstrated that II Is 4 Ques-
ton of only a few years when it is
probable that the dreaded Texas
fever tick will become a thing OF the
past in the entire southern country.
This is only one phase OF the work
OF this board. At the last meeting
resolutions were adopted. and the
members pledged, to endeavor to Sc
cure state legislation in their respec-
tive states looking toward testing
mich cows and the eradication of
tuberculosis among the dairy herds.
Already the good efforts in that di-
rection are noticeable in the interest
legislative bodies are taking along
these linea.
The next meeting OF the associa-
ton will be held during the month
OF September. the exact date and loca-
ton having not az yet been determin-
ed. From present indications. how
ever. the next place OF meeting will
be Washington, D. c."
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
BIG CROWD WITNESSES RACE
AT THE SKATING RINK

A large crowd Of people were pres-
ent at the rink Wednesday night to
witness the ten mile skating race for
the purSe OF twenty dollars hung up
by the management for the winner.
There were 6ve starters, viz: Harry
Phillips. Ralph Ditto, Frank Asher,
Pete Blythe and Vic Lynch. but only
two OF the fve finished the race. the
others dropping out At various stages
OF the game from exhaustion. or &C.
cident. Under the rules Governing
the contest . ten minutes rest was
taken amer tweaty laps had been made
and = similar one after twenty more
laps had bsea made. which divided the
race Into three heats Of twenty, thir-
" aAd any lAps respectively.
Tue ccatsse Was voA by Harry
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
Cures Wounan's Weaknesses.

We rsfer 10 that boon 70 weak, nsrvo0e.
sufYoripg women known - Dr.. Piercob
Favorite Prescription.
Dr. John Fyfe one OF the Editorial StA0
a Tn HCr.EcrIc MEDICAL REVIEW says
of Unicorn root (HelOsaSns Dto$cu) which
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Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
BIGGEST MONTH IN HISTORY
OF LOCAL POSTOFFICE

If there has been any falling on in
the business of the community on ac-
count OF the financial disturbances it
Is not indicated in the volumes of
business OF the Canon City postonice.
indeed. everything points the other
way. for never before in a calendar
year has the income of the postofiice
here been as great as 1t was during
1907.
Now that the holiday rush is over
and Postmaster Lewis has had time to
do a little figuring he finds that the
month just past was a record breaker
SURPRISING December 1906. which was
the banner month up to that time II
was generally believed n week before
Christmas that the holiday business
at the postofiice would not quite equal
that of twelve months ago, but the
last few days developed surprise.
and the volumes of business amounted
up to a point previously unattained.
much TO the qualification of the OFF,
cials.
The income from the sale of stamps
alone during the month just passed
was in excess OF $4,000 and It is es-
timated that the business OF the ONCE
for the calendar year was approx
mately $4,000. which means n nice
surplus to be turned over to the gov
ernment after paying all expenses.
Not only was December record
breaker. but each succeeding quarter
OF the year surpassed any similar
period In the amount OF business
transacted The year 1907 has gone
upon the records as the greatest and
most prosperous In the annals OF the
Canon City postonice.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
FRMER RESIDENT OF CANON
CITY DEAD IN IDAHO

P. NJ. Linneer, Secretary of Canon
City lodge No. Z, 1. o. o. F., is in pos
session of a letter from st. Anthony,
Idaho. announcing the death at that
place on the 2Sth ut., of Nathan Hen
bricks, a former resident of Canon
City, and a member Of the local lodge
of Odd Fellows. Deceased was about
IS years of age and removed from here
to Idaho in the spring Of 1899. He
was the father of Mrs Joe Watson
and had one son. Thomas, in Idaho.
His death was caused by erysipelas.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
FIRST BAPTIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL ELECTS OFFICERS

Al the annual congregational meet
ing of the members of the First Bap-
tist church Wednesday night the offic-
ers of the Sunday school were elected
for the current year as follows: DR..
c. H. Wilkinson. superintendent: A.
r. Gray. first assistant superinten-
dent: Mr.. Parnell, second assistant
superintendent: Clarence Hawley, Sc
cretary and treasurer; Claude Burton.
assistant secretary and treasurer.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
ENTERTAINED HER FRIENDS
At NEW YRAR'S PARTY

Miss Ivaline McDaniels was host
ess at a very delightful New Years
party at her home, 203 Macon avenue.
Wednesday evening. There was
large company OF young people pres
ent and its members enjoyed the hos
pitality Of the entertainer to the ut
most. In the game OF Advertise
ments" the honors were awarded to
Miss Martha Dooley. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09

that a fairly good trail could be made
from the Salida road down to Temple
something of that kind ought to be
done. The trail would leave the road
near the old Ute Indian burying
ground and would follow a ridge down
to Grape creek to a point almost op-
posite Temple Canon.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09

Phillips by three and a half laps over
Ralph Ditto. who were the only ones
competing in the third division of the
race. The contest proved very in
teresting on to the spectators.
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09
Desirable Cmeea Vacant

Two Of the most dssirahls omos
rooms In the front row Of The Rsoor6
Block upstairs viii soon b. vaealA
They can be secured BY . desirable
enant These rooms are very s1ft-
.ble for professional men
Cañon City record., 1908-01-09

Engraved cards cost from $50 TO
$500 for the plate and 100 cards. Az
ter the plate 10 made the next order
10 cheaper.
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