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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23

OAKLAND, Aug. 22.-The supremacy
Of clean politics in the government OF
Alameda county was established today
by the action Of the republican county
convention. which ousted the followers
OF the Herrin machine from control OF
political affairs and completely reor-
ganized the republican party in this
county. Declaring for clean govern
ment. direct primary law and the
abolition OF racetrack gambling and
other kindred 1egalized vices. the con-
vetion went on record as the champion
of all the governmental reforms which
the railroad machine has so brazenly
and successfully opposed for many
years.
BROWN VOICES SPIRIT
The spirit OF the convention was
voiced by District Attorney Everett j.
Brown, who in a rousing speech de1iv-
cred just before adjournment declared
that the next legislature would ring the
death knen OF racetrack gambling IN
California Browns speech brought the
convention to its feet with a mighty
roar of appreciation. The tumult OF
cheering lasted for many minutes It
was the most significant demonstration
OF a convention which was character
izsd throughout by its enthusiasm
PLEDGE FOR DIRECT PRIMARY
The platform adopted contained
planks piedging the votes OF the state
legislators for the passage OF a direct
primary law; favoring liberal appro-
priations for the support Of the Uni-
versiry Of California; favoring the pro-
hfbition of racetrack gambling. book
making and pool selling: advocating
the development and improvement OF
the Oakland water front by and for the
people OF Oakland: favoring q consti-
tutional amendment providing for the
election of United States senators by
direct vote OF the people. and prior to
the passage OF the amendment recon-
mending the nomination OF United
States senators by an advisory vote at
the direct primary elections; condemn
ing corporate control OF the political
parties OF the state and pledging the
candidates to refrain from seeking or
accepting corporate favors, and favor
ing a constitutional amendment per-
mfttfnE the people OF any section OF
the state to vote on the question OF
city and county consolidated govern
ment-
NO SPECIFIC ENDORSEMENT
A plank commencing the state rep
resentatives In congress for their ef-
forts in behalf OF the people OF Califor-
MIA was also included. but no specific
Endorsement OF any congressman or
senator was made.
In only one district. the fourth su-
Dervisorial. was there contest f. w
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says the entire matter will be straight
ened out Burke Corbett. attorney for
the Ocean Shore company, left San
Francisco last. night for Reno. where
Sheriff Ferrel took Lynch into formal
custody early in the evening.
BONDS TO SECURE LOAN
Lynch. with A C. Bacon, came to San
Francisco last spring. He lived In
Oakland, part of the time at the Key
Route inn. In the city he said he was
a mining man and had wealthy friends
whose money he sprofessed to handle.
He came in contact with brokers.
When the Ocean Shore company last
summer wanted some money and of
fered its bonds as security on an
amount small compared with their
value, Lynch took 40 of $1,000 each.
Two days ago came by accident the
discovery of one of these bonds in the
possession of third party. At once
investigation began. At the Waldorf
hotel, where Lynch spent much time,
and where he was known as a mining
man, nothing had been seen of him for
some time In Oakland the same was
true. Further investigation went to
show that he had been Interested in
Reno in one or two mining deals which
had fallen through and that he had at
times been strangely short of cash for
a man who could command money
easily. At this stage the investigation
became anxious. Lynch was located In
Reno and placed under surveillance.
DRAFTS NOT HONoRED
1t came to light that Lynch had been
drawing early in August on a man
named Tucker in Reno, from whom he
had on a previous occasion borrowed
$40. Tucker had not honored the
drafts The sale of bonds in this city
took place August 6. At this point in
the investigation the Ocean Shore
people with fevered haste repaired to
the bond and warrant clerks Office,
after wiring to Reno to q lawyer, who
kept watch on Lynch at that place.
In an interview Lynch stated that
the whole affair was misunderstand-
ing and that he would be free in "a
hours. However, he wired for help to
Bacon, who is In Fresno.
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MINING Man IS
ARRESTED FOR
EMBEzz[E|M[NT
John j. Lynch Charged With
Selling $4,000 in Ocean
Shore Railway Bonds
Officials of Company Discover
That Collateral for Loan
Has Been Disposed Of
Warrant Secured in San Fran
cisco Is Served on Accused
in Reno, New.

Accused of embezzling $4,000 in
Ocean Shore railway bonds, John I.
Lynch, who represented himself in
this city as mining man, is under
arrest in Reno, New. Ocean Shore
officials discovered two days ago that
one of these bonds, which had been
turned over to Lynch as security on a
loan of $4,000, had been sold. In
vestigation at frantic speed followed,
and at its end a warrant was sworn
out here. Lynch, at the time under
surveillance, was arrested on this
warrant.
What the company alleges is. this:
Lynch brought through loan of s1o,-
600 and got on that amount as security
$4,000 in bonds. These he disposed
of at a much larger sum than, that ad :
vanced. s On the other hand, Lynch
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Alameda County Republicans
Reorganize and Defeat the
Herrin Henchmen
Convention Nominates Men Who
Are Pledged to Reforms
Advocated
Direct Primary and Vote of the
People for United States
Senators Urged
One Plank in Platform Declares
for Abolition of Gambling
at Racetracks
For Direct Primary Law
and Against Perkins
kkTHE nfty-second district,
In convention assembled,
u hereby instruets its rep

kk"HE fifty-second district,
In convention assembled
Il hereby instructs its rep
resentatiye In the as as
sembIy as follows;
ITO use his vote and influence
to procure the passage of a di-
rect primary law.
ssTo work for n law to prohibit
raeetracI< gambIing, book max
Ing and pool selling.
STo oppose the reelection OF
Senator Perkins, and to cast his
vote for a United States senator
who shall be In harmony with
the principles Of the Lincoln
Roosevelt leagne and with the
principles advocated by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and william HI.
Taft.
.sT0 procure the enactment OF
4 law calculated to give every
voter an advisory voice In the
selection of United States SEN
ator.
'sTo procure the enactment OF q
law designed TO remove the Ju-
dietary from the influence OF
partisan politics.
ITO make every effort to Sc
cure adequate appropriations for
the University Of California and
for the California Institution
for the Deaf and the Blind.
ITO use his influence to elimi-
nate useless expenditures at all
sessions of the legislature, and
finally,
ssTo seek the enactment OF
measures designed TO reform the
management of the penal fnstf-
tutions Of CalifOrnia.s-Instrue-
tions given by the nfty-seeOnd
district delegates to their as
sembly nominee, c. G. Young.
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planned to go to the United States.
where he was to take out citizenship
papers in order to allow her to obtain
divorce from her husband and marry
the singer.
After his New York season the tenor
was to commence tour Of the princi-
pal American cities and the lady went
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CARUSO'S COMPANION
ELOPES WITH CHAUFFEUR

Following the complete story Of ths
tenor's companion. already given to the
newspapers, has now produced the most
tremendous scandal that has arisen in
Europe for many years.
The tenor lived with beautiful
singer, who abandoned her home and
husband for him. He bought her q
splendid villa near Florence last win
ter. but her husband threatened pro-
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DERELICT SCHOONER is
SEEN BY LINER ASIA
Believed to Be Japanese Craft
Steamship Bringing $z,5O0,0O0
Silk Cargo

HONOLULU. Aug. 22.-The steamship
Asia. which arrived here today from
fTcnzlonz encountered derelict
schooner IN latitude 1886 north. longi-
f,lde 1925 east It is thought that the
sfSr1aeted vessel was the Japanese
r schooner Kinomoto Maru.
THE Asia carries a cargo of silk
valued at S2.50O.0o0 to be landed at
gan Francisco August 2s.
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to live in London. where the tenor was
to have met her
Meanwhile the tickle lady had fallen
madly in love with her chauffeur. but
when the singer arrived in London she
went to live with him again Shortly
afterward she fled with her chauffeur to
Nice, taking diamonds and jeWelry
valued at S16o.000-
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Alameda County r republicans RoutH Herrin Machine
INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE KEARNY SO
sUNDAY. AUGUST %. Is
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind; maximum
temperature, 60; minimum, 81.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Fair; fresh west
wind. Page Al
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auAKERs MEEr nEFEAr

NOTTINGHAM, Aug. 22-The Not
tinghamshire eleven this afternoon won
it's match against the Gentlemen off
Philadelphia by 130 runs.
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GAMBLING PLACE RAIDEn

OAKLAND, Aug. 22.-Eighty six Chi
nese were arrested tonight in a raid on
Sam KEGS gambling place, 3e1 Seventh
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SUBURBAN

Kappa Alpha Theta opens new home at Uni
versity OF California. Page SO
First Presbyterian church may call Rev. Mark
A Matthews Of Seattle TO succeed Dr.
Baker. Page 80
Prof G. B. Foster to lecture on the function
Of religion at university Friday. Page SO
Berkeley girl to leave for Europe and viii be-
cope protege OF Jean de Reszke. Page SO
South San Francisco viii vote on Incorporation
at election September 3. Page SO
Western Pacific railway secures sites in
East Oakland for freight depots and passenger
stations. Page 80
COAST
Supervisors examine proposed site for reser-
voir in Hetch Hetchy valley and receive inter
esting figures from Engineer Manson Page 20
Drunken Piutes terrorize Mrs. VIII Tevis'
beach party at Lake Tahoe. Page IL
Elaborate equipment required on cruisers TO
tow torpedo boats TO Samoa. Page "a
EASTERN
Commercial reports show jobbing trade has
made noticeable gain Page 80
Two West Point cadets to be dismissed and
six others suspended for bazing. Page 29
Federal officials believe Mrs. Cbsdbourne owa
confscated art treasures. Page IL
FOREIGN
Polo games and races attract society people
and California visitors in Paris. Page 81
Sultan OF Morocco reported TO have been cap
tured By his brothers. forces. Page 10
SPORTS
California golf players preparing for next
weeks tourney at Del Monte. Page IS
Soccer association 10 settle question Of
grounds for seasons games. Page IS
Oakland keeps up the good work and takes
another one from Portland. Page 33
Pittsburg scores lone run against Brooklyn in
great IL inning game. PAGE 8S
l.. A. Wolf donates bronze trophy for Rugby
players. Page So
Pinkola wins Empire City $4,000 handicap
from best eastern horses. Page S9
Nelson and Cans settle down TO train for their
third meeting IN ring. Lightweight champion
has all sorts Of experiences during his recent
trip. Page S4
Wild Bell In trial against time reduces coast
trotting record 10 2:o5A. Page 30
Great reception for American Olympic ath-
ietes planned in New York. Page 80
MARINE
San Francisco win have its last chance this
afternoon 70 visit the big armored cruisers.
which leave tomorrow on a three months
cruise. Page AZ
LABOR
The San Francisco labor council committee Is
10 prepare Questions the labor question to he
asked Of candidates for office Pare <s
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EDITORIAL

What are you going 10 do about itf'' ask the
gouging public service corporations. Page IS
Infringing General Stones patent. Page IS
Ocean carrying trade east and west Page IS
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-23
GRAFT

Langdon. Heney and Bl
OF Ruet and, although
criminal. deny having
against him
Judge Lawlor files sfh
conference. saying Ruef's
toned and that be was
munity contract.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
HyE6TIGA A1ING APPLICATIONS
FOB NATURALIZATION

Alva Snyder Of Denver has been
Aars most Of tie week making N in-
vsstigation on behalf OF the govern
Dsnt Of the history and antecedents
Of the petitioners for American citi-
ssnship in this county. ont only has
llr. Snyder made . careful e1amina-
ton of the petitions aled with the
clerk OF the district court, but he has
made an exhaustive inquiry into the
character OF applicaAts. particularly
into their career In Aeir native land
end the reasoas that prompted their
snigrat3oa to tie Uaitsd 8taasa- Ac-
sordtng TO Mr.. 8aydsr the most diRi-
salt placs ln tAs west 70 obtain the
SsQ1ired Information about foreigners
vAo desire nataralisatton 10 among
- Mormons In Utah, many Of whom
ors unacaaaiDtea With he nngiisA
osagss. aAd. BY reason Of their pecu.
nas rsligtoss bsaief and the instituttoa
q polyeAmy. are sasptcsous OF all
DovernDe4t emoloyea.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
WRITES IN TERMS OF
PRAISB,OF CANON CITY

L. e. McGilvra. who. with his two
daughters, recently came here from
the East in order to enjoy the sun
shine Of our winter climate. has writ
ten very interesting letter descrip-
tive OF Canon City and its surround
ings to his home paper, the Larch-
wood, Iowa, Leader. which was pub
lished by that Journal in its issue Of
the 26th ult.
Mr.. McGilvra. who IL himself . news
paper man and a trained observer OF
things. speaks very complimentary Of
Canon City and Its people. He tells
the readers OF the Larchwood Leader
about our apple orchards. our miles
of concrete sidewalks. our public
schools. the Skyline" drive. the
Royal Gorge, our proposed scenic
road way into the Grand Canon. etc.
That Canon City, with its unsur-
passed climate and surroundings. has
made a favorable Impression on Mr..
McGilvra Is apparent from the tenor
OF his very entertaining letter. to
which the Leader gave q nrst page
position. Mr.. McGilvra and daughters
are domiciled at al North Fourth
street.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
FRIENDS In COUNCIL .,s
RNTEkfAM CLUB WOMRH

The symposium Friday ansss"oe
at which the Frssnds II Sosneal en-
tertained oenU -~oosaS eiass OF
the city was an anair' or snassA m
tsrest- Two committees tAoee % 60
ucation and history. consasuAe OF -
iadies, their chalrmen seane 1H Ds-
ker and Ars. WALDO. Asd ne nAssse
in charge and, had- arranged rare
treat for all attending. 1nis Wa tAe
address on Tho AlnAstsy OF Art "
the Rev. Or. VoaDurSs Oh ne .Ffss
Baptist church oh penvef.swo 1see-
NEATLY ntted % 9escoss sSce
Ject most Aeipfsliy ~ he 70 - eU
an eloquent ana ,Eorcesai sSea1ef'
evidsntiy Al entlsssastse ssaaeat -
art a. well - q d.eessnaaAaeg ef,.p-
He cosnparsd psSfasafe. -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
HADR RRuARKADLE 0OOD
RUN - RIOR1NCE

Thursday afternoon Warden cles-
horn invited Governor Peabody and
". II. Peabody 70 accompany him on
aa astomosils trip to Florence 70 see
sAs body OF yos MlhcALsiio. the mur-
.6ored Italian. exAsmsd from the
crave In which Bavari had buried t.
Mr. Cleghora told George Crosier. Jr.
Vho II AaadltAg his car. that As
would like 10 20 II pretty good clip
n order that tAs ear migAt b Given .
Bile tsst Of its s0ssA- NotwttAstand-
1aS The fact tAat tAe car was com
Osetsly stoDpsd oace, and vas twice
ssovsd dova 20 . rate q two miles an
hour. the trip vas made in esghteen
Aad oas-Aalf minutes. All declared
hat tAs machine coald make tie trip
h n6tsea naiastes, as6er favorable
apoditioas. 0soree crosisr says that
u Il Gomez 70 . test he can drive he
model n OldsnoblIs fro@ Canoo CITY
% PorsAce II leas tAAn Afteen min
StsA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
CHANCE OF OWNERSMW
OF CANON STEAM LAUNDRY

The Canon Steam Laundry changes
hands today. Jackson and BAhsr, tAa
new owners. having taken charge,
Mr.. u. b. Baber 10 here and will b
personally in charge OF the business.
Mr.. Baber comes from Montrose
where he wes in the laundry business
Mr. jackson will not move here al
present.
- Mr.. Baber says that he will do ev-
erything in his power to make the
Canon Steam laundry the best in the
state and he will appreciate the con-
tinuation Of old friends patronage
and q trial order from new people.
Mr.. Payne, who has sold out will
take life easy. having no definite plans
At present.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
FRIDAY NIGHT WAS
COLDRST FOR TWO YEARS

Friday night was the coldest for two
years. according to reports from the
penitentiary, where are kept the OH
cial records Of the weather bureau
At s O'Clock Saturday q m the govern
mant thermonetsr registered . tenn
pssatars Of . osaroes beaow ssro. Q
point not reached BY the mercury horo
since the winter os 1866.
At several places IN ths Vicinity oe
town. notably On LAeeln Park. IL
Temperature was rsDosted oona6&oe-
ably lower than At tho prison. In Q
few tnssanoes ~ low a. seven and
eagAt degrees bs3sW ssso. Ths tAse-
Donetsrs at CsiD11s Greek thta moFA-
monster at GsfND1e Creek SATURDAY
revealed a Temperature Of 80 degrees
below zero.
The s1trsns cold Of Friday nighe
caused two ef tAa heavy copper wires
Of The Colorado Ts3epAoAe company
between here an6 Denver to break a4
q result Of esa1raetion, thing that
never occurred before.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
SERIOUSLY INJURED By
KICK PROM A HORSE

John Frebrezzio. son Of Nj. and Mrs.
Mike Frebrexzio OF Coal Greek, h un-
dergoing treatment at DR.. Graves hos
pital In consequence OF injuries re-
ceived BY a kick from = horse last
Tuesday evening. Young Frebrezxio.
who Is Is years Of age. had just re-
turned with his father from Florence
when the accident occurred. and that
he was not killed by the blow he re-
ceiyed 10 regarded as somewhat re-
markable.
The horses had been unhitched from
the carriage and turned ont in the lot
about the stable when the unfortunate
affair happened,
One OF the horses In a playful mood
kicked the boy on the back Of the
head. fracturing his skull With the
caulks Of the iron shoe 1t wore. The
boy Was brought here the following
morning aad underwent . trsDhiaing
process. with apparently. satisfactory
resuftaI
He 10 EetsinS along fairly. yell. ooa-
sidering the seriousness Of his voaAA.
although his coalition y still oocA -
to arouse the utmost soneitnae os Ais
relatives and frisads.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
COuPLInHNTO CANON
HRCnANTD A90OCIA1l0N

@. G. BAckus. representing r. @.
Dun q Co.. was In the city last week
looking up business for his 0rse. Mr.
Backus always has . g0oH word io
say for the business man Of CAsos
CITY,. He says much credit for TIE
good standing OF our merchants u
due 10 the credit departEesRt Of he
MsrcAants' association. He speaks b
highest terms of Secretary noas end
The work q tAs caAoa 0ty l1arsAAn1B'
asspela4ioA AnA ~. Daskuo 4 = .
psaAs,oa = knsv aheue - 49,
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
FAIR EXCHANGE
A New Back fer N Old One -7Hsw 1t
IL Done IN CaHo1 City.

A New Back fer N Old Oae--Hsw II
IL Dsae IN CaAsD City.
The back aches at times with . dull
indescribable feeling. making yoa
weary and restless; piercing pains
shoot across the region of the kidneys.
and again the lions are % lame b
stoop In agony. No Rss 10 rub or ~
ply . plaster 10 the back in this coada-
ton. You cannot reach The ca1sa.
Exchange the bad back for . new aAa
stronger one.
N. Nybsrg. living At so2 Granite ave
niue, Victor. Colo.. says: I Was sob.
ject to hacksche and pains acros ny
|loins, and while was nsvsr troshssd
10 the extent that vas ohaigsa b laJ
FoR from work. yet the tirsd aeaina
disturbed No at times % tAas II va
|dimcult for me 10 stDoD over and NJ
hack often felt tired and lame when
Il arose In the morning Having. ny
attention called to Doanh Kdney Pilla
and believing that they were the kind
|of medicine I required. we1t 10 tn
drug store and procarsd . boz.
found that Doan's Kidney Pills acted
solely On the kidneys. restoring tAsu
10 q natural coalition and Aps s6set.
Ing . complies cure. and one tha3 haa
been permansot up tD data"
/ For sale BY al dsalsrs- Price, 81
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06

! Seven young mc1 ssndsats of -
Canon CITY IlGA seAooa h4vs some ta1o,
time On their AAnAe today Aftsr .
summary Asa<iAg oseOee the fAculfy
this DosniRE tAay Wsrs oaneially s1-
pelssa and Ao& Dako tAair peAne wa
tie hoard e slDsna1s4 bseore tSsy CA
reeasa to tAsbF boaAs and sl&tes.
Ths reasnA- for tA,s result y raaAse
peculiar. The yoaAg men secured,
from . local drug ssore. . Q1a1<1ty oe
. Deeallnr nritana. WAaeA
. few maanesa aesDs It's app,isakipas
causes strsososs leeA1ne q tAs VaTee
treated. ~.
-CowAAos" mAAs ies apDsaraDss As
the high scAsaa yOsDfdav. TroabiS
started ~ e0es. IN sfaaosa. hon
"frsshies" b ss1ssrs. were a4seosE
II was . reign of irritation Small
boys squirmed aAA vrithsd in their
seats. Young ladies rubbed their ears
until they sAone hhe crimson hair
ribbons. The epidemic OF unrest In
interfered with the glasses and made Q
general disrupted situation.
Then came the aftermath. More
convictions may follow. Cold cream
has been used eopiOasly and most OF
the Inflammation has been allAyed.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
Miehty Dlg Price.

John Aurch. . veteran pioAssr Of
the Wet Mountain valley. ysstsrday
closed . deal through the J. y. Bart
lett Real Estate company for IL par
chase ON one and one-hAlf Acres Of
land at 4l9 Park avsnte. Ths prise
paid was $500. cash, He purchased
the land from John Owes.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06
Three Good Jokes

Visitor: what seems to be the
trouble. Harry? Why 10 sadr
Harry: Papa IL going to whip me
when he comes home"
Visitor: Indeed! What will you
give me to take the whipping on your
Aands?"
Harry: He amt going to whip me-
Sn my hand"
Traverse ito tAe deviD: Johnnie.
lid you take that check down to my
taiIorf" .'s .'
Johnnie: "Yss Sir"
Travsrse: "what did he do when
you gave 1t to himr'
Johnnie: He faintsd. STR"
You can cut the cost in two WITH q
Miller saw-Trimmer. and then you
ean shave the price. II you want to.
First cftixen: That new neighbor
Of ours. Mrs. Jones. seems an illna-
tared sort"
Second Citizen: "How sor'
First Citisen: why. called her
up ON the telephone yesterday and
asked her II she had any idea where
her husband was staying. and she rang
Oh without answering me-"
Second Citisen: Il don't wonder
he's dead"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06

fault less 1t is NO easy task to 30
from building to building and from
room 70 room and to stand before
mixed classes of children from kinder
garten to high school coming from all
ranks and conditions Of home life and
to secure and hold attention and inter
est in a subject about which they hear
very little at home. Any teacher thus
engaged is entitled TO The largest pos
sible degree Of sympathetic cooper
alton. Have you given your shAre OF
encouragement to the teachers OF your
children!
The matter OF visiting the schools
is one about which few words should
Be said. For I'VE years the writer was
en9axed as supervisor OF music in
public schools In Indiana and knows
BY personal experience that patrons
do not visit schools. SuhseQuent OBJ
servation and inquiry reveals the
same evideaces OF indifference or
careleaaness. There IN very little Wis
fting OF schools in Canon City. accord
ing 10 Information from the superin-
tendent's once. Patrons would Be cor
daily welcomed by the teachers and
principals, and occasional visits would
be encouraging and helpenl ell along
the line. Doubtless 6npt Thompson
would BE- glad to AAve parents and
friends come into c,6ser touch With
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06

Toothache! Paint It with Neyerh
Mentodonc and forget it l5c; al
druggists.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-02-06

The Record gives all the news and
gives II the day It happened