davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
BOWDOIN COLLEGE.
Arrangement of Parts for College Band
The Christian Association.

Brunswick, Ne, Oct. 5.-(SpeciaD =
The arrangement of parts for the Col
lege Band has been completed and the
following assignments have been
made: Bass horn, Knowles II, Weeks
10; baritone, Kane 09; trombone.
Squirting 10, Davis ~; alto, Pike '09,
Crowell '19 Wing 10; solo cornet.
Richards II. Holt II, Atwood 10; first
cornet, Newell -, Dunn '12; second
corret, Morton ~, Manter '09; third
cornet, Locke '12; solo clarinet, Clarke
~, Whitmore 10: first clarinet, Lin
coin Il; second clarinet, Oakes -;
third clarinet. Chapman 10; pcolo,
Riggs '12; snare drum, Lawliss II,
Perry '12: bass drum, Sanborn 10,
Burl<ett II; cymbals, Hitchbcrn II,
Sanborn Il.
The band is being organized under
the direction of John Bridgham '04,
and will be used at all Of the Maine
college games this fall.
The Christian Association of Bow
doir College is now fully entered upon
it's third year and the association will
undoubtedly enjoy this season, its
most successful year since its organ
iZ:,tion. Plans and arrangements for
the weekly meetings for Bible study
and for social service have been COM
pleted and everything is now in run
ming order.
The Christian Association officers
and committees who have beer elected
and appointed for 19OS-9 and who have
been carrying on the work SO effec-
lively this fall, follow: President, Leon
ard F. Timbcrlake '09 vice president,
Ralpn II. Files '09; corresponding sec
rotary. Harold H. Burton '09; record
ing secretary. Horace H. Watson II:
trea surer. Robert d. Morss 10; gener-
al secretary. Roderick Scott; eXecu-
tive committee. Roderick Scott, l.. F.
Timberlake '09, r. II. Files '09 II. Fl.
Burton 90. K. u. Morss 10. +. q. FL
field II: bible study executive commit
tee. Z. F. Timberlake '09, Harrison At
WOOD '09, J. J. Stahl 90, G. w. Cole 10,
F. G.. Evans 10; membership and Bi-
BILE study enrolment committee. p. B.
Morss 10. r. +. Ross 10. w. P. Hinck-
lev 90. Harrison Atwood '09 j. j.
Stahl '09, II. II. Berry IL. r. Il. Files
90 w. +. Robinson 10. +. B. Smith IL.
f. G.. Fifeld II. H. w. Slocum 10. G..
w Cole. 10, f J. Palmer H. NJ. P. Hill
II. 7. D. CHM 09, Edgar Grassland
10. r. f. Fisher 10; social service COM
mittee Fl. H. Burton 90. NJ. P. Cush-
inc 'O9. A. W. Stone 10. w. r.
Sterhens 10. II w. Slooum 10. F. F.
Kern II. A. II. Cole H. finance COM
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
A Germless Milk

In five states, every day, we milk 20,-
900 COWS.
Each of these cows is inspected. So
are the men who milk them. No tubcr-
cular cows-no diseased milkmen-con-
vev their infections to Van Camps Milk.
Our daries are sanitary Cleanliness
everywhere is carried to the extreme.
Our buildings, where the milk is evap-
Grated, are built without wood
Then the milk is sterilized after the
can is sealed This makes it certain that
not germ can exist in it.
Science guards every step.
Not 50 with your milkman's milk. In
every drop there are mvriads OF germs,
and YOU never know what germs they
arc.
In Washington, D. c., it was recently
found that ! per cent Of the dealers sold
tubcrcuar milk-lnilk with Consumption
il it. Mil. that caused guinea pigs to
die OF tuberculosis when they were fed
with it.
Vet that is but one OF the risks. Is it
not folly to take them zen they can be
wholly avoided?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
EXERCISES CONTINUE.
St. Johns Lodge, r. and A. NJ, Boston,
Observing 175th Anniversary.

Boston, Oct. 5.-The exercises in
connection with the observance of the
18TH anniversary of the founding OF
st. Johns Lodge. Free and Accepted
Masons, the oldest in the country, be-
gun with much impressiveness by a
religious service yesterday, was con-
tinued today. in the Masonic temple.
There We're present IL grand masters
from as many states, who took an ac-
tive part in the days program, ad-
dressing the several meetings held and
bringing greetings from the craft in
their Jurisdictions.
Governor Curtis Guild, Jr., was the
chief speaker at the afternoon meet
ing of the lodge, the program of which
had been arranged as the opening one
Of the formal anniversary exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

You are bound to use Van Camps Milk
before very long.
Your neighbors will tell you its good
ness-tell you what delicious milk dishes
they make with it.
They will tell you the convenience of
a COW in your kitchen-and the economy,
too And you will not be content with
impure milk when you have learned those
But you are wrong in waiting.
If you will read these facts-then get
one can to prove them-you will use in
your home the richest, purest~ milk in
America
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
You Are Mistaken,
Madam

you cling mman geaden milk is because Of mistaken IDEAS
erhaps think that Van Camps Milk peculiar wrong
differs from milk only in richness and purity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The Canadian department of labor
was Monday notified that the Canadian
Pacific machinists had accepted the
award of the board of cOnciliation ap
pointed under the LemieuX act. The
strike is therefore over. The men two
months ago refused to accept the
award and struck. At that time tne
company accepted the award.
The food fair and house furnishing
exposition held under the auspices Ol
the Massachusetts Retail GrocerS and
Provision Dealers Association was for
mally opened Monday night at Boston
With addresses by its officers, state and
city dignitarics. The fair also includes
a number of additional attractions,
Bostock's animals. several large war
pictures and music by the Mexican
Band. The fair will be open daily un-
til the last day of the month.
Dr. Alexander Mann, rector OF
Trinity Episcopal church, Boston,
who was elected to the bshopric
Of the diocese of Washington scvera:
days ago, may decline the honor. as
did Bishop Brent Of the Philippines,
who twice refused the position pre-
viousIy. The parishi"ncrS Of Trinity
church are very anxious to retain Or.
Mann and it is understood that the
rector has assured several personal
friends that as yet he has made no de-
cision and will not until he confurs
With Il committee later in the week.
The members of the parish appear
confident that Dr. Mann will remain
at Trinity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

Please remember this fact Van
Camps is not like condensed milk, which
is half sugar-a milk that you can't use
in cooking.
We take the richest Of milk, fresh from
the COW, and evaporate part of the water.
Then we seal it and sterilize it, SO it
comes to you just as fresh as it was on
the day we milked it.
That is all We add no sugar, no
starch, no prcservative. Nothing what
ever is altered.
Analysis shows about 80 per cent of
solids, Of which s per cent is butter fat.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
Six Cents Per Quart

A pint can of Van Camps costs less
than ten cents when you buy the cans
by the case.
Put back the two parts water-which
we evaporate-and you have our original
milk. The cost is about six cents per
quart.
Think OF that-rich Holstein milk,
without germ of any kind in it, for six
cents per quart. And no waste.
Van Camps is as thick as thick cream.
So thick that you add one part water
for coffee. Yet it costs half what cream
costs.
This richest of milk costs you less than
a half mlk-less than milk that's inn
pure And it can be always on hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

r1ittcc. r. D. Morss 40, j. NJ. Sturte-
want 90. II. O. Hawes 10; Northfield
committee A. w. stone 10, f. G. FL
field II, f. G. Evans 10; gymnasium
committee. a. II. Fisk '09 J, G. p. Nc
Kusicl< II: press committee, w. f..
r. binsrn 10, l.. S. Lippincott 10; mu-
sic committee. NJ. p Cushing o9, F.
E. Morss 10, n. X Hine II: room com
mIttee. p 3. Morss 10, A. S. Pope II,
r Smith '12
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
For Children

Two-thirds the mortality of children is
Que to the germs in milk.
Van Camps avoids those dangers.
Raw milk is just as unfit as raw meat
1t carries more danger of germ infection.
Give your children milk that is safe.
They will like Van Camps better than
raw milk For that slight almond flavor,
due to sterilization, is itself delicious
taste And the fact that Van Camps is
not germ-laden makes it seem doubly
good.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

Nothing else can do this. When
the stomach is weak it needs help;
you must help it by giving it rest,
and Kodol will do that.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

Van Camps Milk comes in S and 10
cent cans-at your grocer's. Try one can
and YOU will want it always. Then it is
cheaper to buy by the case-also more
convenient.
Produced in five states by the daries
Of the Van Camp Packing Co., Indian
apolis, Ind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06
Nothing But Milk

Van Camps is simply rich Holstcn
milk with two-thirds the water evap-
grated.
Nothing whatever is added-nothing
subtracted save water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

The Ellsworth driving club is arrang-
ing tor trot at Wyman park Thurs
day. oct. s. There will be three-min-
ute and 2.3J classes and probably a
aStcr class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-10-06

Deafness Cannot be Cured.

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and, that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by ar inhameG condi-
ton OF the mucous lining Of the F,ustach-
ian TUBE. When this tube is infiamed
you have r,mbling sound or imperfect
hearing and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the in
flan,mation can he taken out and this tnbe
restored to its normal condition. hearing
viii be DESTROYED forever; nine cases out
Of len are caused by Catarrh. which is
nothing but an inflamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
anv case of Deafness (causcd by catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrf
Cure Send for circulars free.
r j. CHENEY & co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa.
tion.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
mrs. PAIPPS' BLACK MAILER
ATTEMPTS TO TAKE RER LIFE

Denver. Nov. 1O.-Taking advantage
of Chief Armstrong; voluntary ah-
sence from his private once where he
had been Investigating her for some
time this morning, the woman who at
tempted to black mail Mrs. Phipps
yesterday. attempted to end her life
by swallowing quantity Of morphine.
That she was not successful was due
to the prompt work OF Chief ARM
strong who knocked the tablets from
her hand just as she was In the act
of placing them in her mouth.
The police surgeon was called. as 1t
was feared that the woman had suo-
ceeded in swallowing some of the tab
lets and was in the act OF taking the
second dose when detected. 1t was
shown. however, that she had not She
is being carefully watched at all times
to see that she does not make another
attempt at suicide. After that. In an
unguarded moment. she let SLIP the
name OF DR.. r. o. Batter0sld. q Daa-
yer physician, whom she declared
declared could identity her. ne DOC
tor was Immediately called an feoog-
niRed her but has rsfaasa - ulAKe
any statement c0ncernln9: ~ wo0An-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
FAMOUS BLOCK
6 COAL IS
BROKEN UP

The falnpus bid block Of coal that
has stood Spsleng in front Of A. Nc
Farlanes. piss Of business at 21s
Main street pVs few days ago
broken up an1 carted off to the fuel
bins OF MNn. McFarIane and Rock
afellov 40 VII be used to keep their
ONCE wnsp, dsring the cold weather.
This block Of coal was taken out Of
one OF tke lower levels Of No. 5 mine.
now beiDKaIng to the Colorado Fuel
& Iron company. in 1890 and for eigh-
teen years and more stood on Main
street. Arst IN front OF what is now
the First NAtiDnal bank and later in
front OF Mr.. McFarlane's once. 1t
weighed originally 4800 pounds and
was spIendid specimen of the black
diamond. being without seam or
fault or any kind At the time it was
mined the late Jas. McClelland was
the local nEent for the coal company
which tnOk It ont and 1t stood near
the entrance to his place of business
until he died. subsequently Mr.. Nc
Farlane was appointed agent and he
had It rn1sDyed to 2z3 Main street OF
late :yeafs IT had greatly disintergrat-
ed. oNing TO Its long exposure to the
weather. end had lost much Of its
pr1m1z5 balkE from the jabs and
punaAeo -of umbrellas, canes. etc, In
the hAnds Of pedestrians going and
cou1a9 from the Soda springs
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
W. I. BRIDWELL
HURT. BY FALL
FROM HORSE

w. T. Bridwell sustained painful
injuries by fall from his saddle horse
at his home. corner Ninth street and
Hazel avenue. Saturday morning and
has not since been able to leave the
house. In attempting to mount the
animal Mr.. Bridwell fell heavily to
the ground. breaking one Of his RIBS
and injuring his back and right shoul-
der. He lis able to sit up. and. II is ex-
pected. will try and visit his ONCE by
the end of the week On account Of the
accident to Mr. Bridwell the special
convocation OF Canon City Chapter.
r. A. NJ, which was to have been
held this evening TO confer the Royal
Arch degree. has been postponed
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
UNKNOWN WOMAN DEMANDS
q 80 eeo pIllp
Bold Atsenpt ROB Proinent Society Lady n BeosS
DayHxht-Presenee Of NAnd Saves Live of Her-
seH and Little Dasehtes-Woman At
a%s. tempGs Suaca5e.
01auIIluui,unuuiiuuuuruip

Denver. Nov. 10.-One of the boldest
attempts to hold mp, resident OF this
city occurred at 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. when an unknown woman
Jumped into q moving automobile
which was being driven by Mrs. Gene
We've Chandler Phipps. one Of the best
known society women of the west. and
flourishing two sticks Of dynamite
demanded that Mrs. Phipps give her
go, 900 in cash, or go to the hereafter
In ten seconds. Mrs. Phipps. who was
alone In the machine, realised that she
dealing with = crazy woman or at
least she thought that the woman was
crazy. She told the woman that she
did, not have that much money on
her person. but that she would be
clad to take the woman to the Inter-
national Trust company and there
secure the cash and give 1t to her.
The woman was not quite satisfied
with the answer, and told Mrs. Phipps
that she wanted her to first drive to
wolcott school and get Mrs. Phipps'
little girl and take her along and leave
while Mrs Phipps went into the bank
after the money, the child to be a
guarantee that the money would be
returned to the machine without trou-
BILE. and ON the understanding that II
trouble was started the child would
be blown mp.
Mrs. Phipps tried to argue the wom-
an out OF the proposition. but all to
no purpose. The woman raised one OF
the sticks of dynamite and started to
crash It against the bottom Of the ma
chine, and Mrs. Phipps terrified.
agreed 10 do as she was asked. They
drove to the school and the strange
woman called the janitor and had him
bring he child to the snacAins. Too
frtshtsasa 10 raiss an ostcry MIRA
F6lpps arovs aoWa town - the tr1st
company ana. having ths child With
he vosaaA. Went into ~ laAk ssp-
Dossaly fur ~ Inoasy.
~ Aarrssdly tpld tAs prsasAsat hsr
DEoaicAmsat. One of tAe elviliaA
1rsasaa AsAsntives In tAs bAAk was
called. go wAe sent oa4 &Ae ss
anA 49, - ttsese =
Ne vE o1ssAsllne -
atesat1sA VAaa ~ eanS - tesle]
uAsAAna ~ 1UaA = ta,2 ADpt1Ae1
u1slao 1ek1 nsaaos - ~
fg v0gssAsr 1HGlef e ~ usil Wos1
nnss7111 aA - psai66 - -
-. - - alntUUa - = M =
- e - U1o1eDA a Anooo1 6411G.]
~ - ~ n - = - l6
- & :
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
CANON OUGHT TO HAVE A
new RAILROAD STATION
Meschant's Association Committee ShouA Again Mtse-
view Denves & RIO Gfande Officials In Relation
to the Promised Imrfovement-Beiieved
That Something Win Be Done
Next Sunnnner

sive spirit of our people and inspire
a desire to stop off here and see what
the community is like.
With work going forward on a new
and improved water system and with
a great electric line of transportation
coming in from Kansas and eastern
Colorado a new railroad station be-
comes almost essential. 1t will be =
good investment for the company and
a splendid advertisement for tho town
Canon City is bound to grow and the
prposed station will be more and more
needed in order to properly handle the
trafic of the road as the months 60
on.
The Denver and Rio Grande com.
pany does business here approxi-
mating three quarters of q million
dollars every year and can well AFFORD
to make the Improvement, both a. =
matter OF self interest and Of public
spirit
1t is believed that NO better time
will occur to the committee to remind
the company OF its promise Do tAe
town than now and that II will mt
BE- turned down II It urges upon ~
co0pany he fulfillmeak Of its pSoA0a.
n AGaRuAaMU A0ociaftuu 49,
SHOULD psuesefsto ~ busy In tgH
A. - -.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
ODD FELLOWS LODGE WAS
ORGANIZED HERE IN lsos

Tuesday night was the fortieth an
niversary Of Canon City lodge. No. 4
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows
one of the oldest in the state. None oi
the charter members OF the lodge are
now living here, although the connec-
ton OF several OF its members with
the work OF the order extends back for
q period Of twenty years and over
d. J. Houston was admitted to mem
bership in canon CITY Lodge 1. o. o
=. in 1871 and his association with Il
antedates that Or anybody now q resi-
dent of this community.
In the summer OF 1868 a petition
vas circulated here for the purpose OF
securing signatures preliminary to
the organization of an Odd Fellows
lodge. which was instituted November
10th of that year with Ruben J. Fra
xier. Benjamin F, Smith. Gideon b.
Frazier and Samuel D. Webster as
novitates and w. A. Helm. John NJ.
Espey and Ambrose Flournoy, Ancient
Odd Fellows, as charter members.
!
Chas. Pauls and william Shepherd Pc
tlttond for membership in the lodge
soon after its organization and were
duly elected. but Initiation was de-
layed until February 1863 for the rea-
con that the lodge was unable to pro-
cure the necessary regalia. etc. for
actnal work. Canon City Lodge No z.
I. o. o. =. b the oldest in Colorado
oetside Of Dsaver and its immediate
nsa0hborhood. There were Masonic
aAd Good Ts@plars Organizations In
CAnoa CITY bseors The ooning Of Odd
FellovsAlp. bat they were the o0ly
lpaDas here q tAAt ine, CaAoa CITY
Lodge. No. :. I. o. o. r. now has
ahout 19S msMhsrs. wAicA 10 mors
than he eatlre pop1latioa, oe the towa
In Mvsaalsf 1864.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
B NOW MAKING A 1oUR ~ IS
C0R1A AND MANCaU1lA

A postal card ffoA L ". RuleDf q
Osaka, Japan. under dAta ~ 0etoAGP
1A1. stAtss hat Aftsr q Ave Wesks
toar IL JaDAA. nnaA a V o1t q -
beatsa trAek of travel. - y ready -
- 10 Corsa ana North CHA. vAesN
- :. - g - ~
~ sa1a -
FpaSN ane 49, sgoI
ess1 l1s = ~ ~ Aeee 1GD1
|kAe 6lk t1nl(nnk - - Ueaga1E
-: u8ts ~ - GnfG xzesr bss
|0nGADesN n - 0f1o1 - 1n1DeGr
~. Ha1tnr ~ uEossoa - 0aA1n11N
gn H enD11s - aDA 0A -
! ~ - ~ ees lss
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12
REGULAR TERM Of COURT
POSTPONED TILL NEXT week
Jsdee n S BAbsy Called - Lsadvhle 10 oeespy Benei
ioe Jsdee Caveader-Dochst VIM Be Read Next
Monday. BSt JRy WIN Not Be lmpaa-
aSaf nerJed Tn November 23ed.

The regular November term OF the
Fremont county district court was ex-
pccted to have begun this morning.
but Judge Bailey was called to Load
VILE 10 preside at the Lake county dis
trict court BY Judge cavender and the
calling Of the Docket was postponed
until next NondaS morains. one week
Iaisr than the date sst down In The
court calsnAars
Thsrs are eight applications for eit-
issnsAip On fils IN the once Of The
a.strics es6sk ane hey viii b Asard
- wednesday. jpAOe BAILEY rstsrniag
hsss ~ sAas DufSoss. Petitions of tAis
eharastsr afe loors eAaa ordainArily
tiporfaet aa4 taks DssosdsNcs over
eeseutn Co. eo6s .: casea n sosA
nastsss ~ tstann11 q ~ w
nsssss iA,aea1sAsv: hrse 10 sseaA111A
- - ~ Esalis .a0s,1sapt AAs baaA
~ yoase ! ro1aAsaA q u u111e1
0nnAss, aAA. at 1saSe. 90 yeas AAHne
eoat e Oelosa1A.
~ pslst3oAsrs Spr elsissaaAAD -
- l1ngAsg 1Asuaa 01aa6l
Olassss 0sssUA. onnsa Cly; -
nnn1,a. O. 0eoqk; nlalp N9qN
- -
g. C116ss ~ Dz1..
&nHA1rf 49, <1 oAsG
-. 4nfanno1S 0H1nlEf ~. s.
- esGl - @1p1 i fl1l
so1nR nsso . - ~ -
- - tce1 M
''' r. p ~ e. ~ r. - ~
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

man and pinioned her arms, while the
nrst one took the dynamite away. and
then they took her to the police sta
ton. .-.
At the station she maintained that
she had forgotten her name. and all
about where she lived. The police are
inclined to think that she d sham
ming. however. and that it was . de-
liberate attempt to secure $50 900. On
ly the coolness Of Mrs. Phipps saved
her life and the life OF the child.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

That the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad company needs a new station
building here to properly handle its
freight and passenger business has
long been evident and is becoming
more so every day.
The present structure is not only
Inadequate, but is fast becoming dis
grace. both to the company and the
town.
The company promised Canon City
new station last year and would,
no doubt, have carried it out but for
the unfortunate industrial conditions
that came on soon afterwards. There
in no reason to believe that the COM
pany is going to default in relation
to its agreement and next spring will
surely Sc work inaugurated on the
long deferred Improvement. All OF the
plans, it 10 understood, have been ac-
cepted and are now on file In the COM
pany's once in Denver.
Hardly anything that could b done
would create 30 favorable an impres-
sion OF Canon City on the thousands
OF people that travel over the Dsa-
ver and Rio 0rande system every year
MsAznsAern and vel aRpan roll
ROAD stNe1oa hsre. It VUu1d 91vo Ns0
nor,a idnA AZ ~ tArffk anh nroaFNe-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

Cripple Creek. Nov. 1.-THE coron-
srS jury which yssterday Investigated
The death Of Police on,cer Albert
saith, Who vas shot and killed Nom
day night on the streets OF this city,
rendered verdict that Smith came
70 his death from gun shot wound
sshot from .38-calibre Colt revolver
in the hands OF George Goode OF Grip
ple Creek. and that the shooting was
feloneous.
Ths verdict follows the killing Mon
day night Of Omcer Smith BY Goode
in front OF the Turf saloon OF which
Goode was one OF the proprietors. The
evidence adduccd At the inquest yes
terday shows that the shooting appar-
entity was deliberate and unprovoked.
and in consequences feeling asainst
ooode runs high. After be shot onicer
smith 0oode turned the pistol to his
ovn bead and sent q ballet crashing
into his skall. bot he Il stiil living.
anA his condition - % prscarious that
the doctors Ct the Sisters hospital DO
nat sxDsee him 10 Mvs through ths
AasAt Ahsavy gtnfd has bssa placsd
arounA ths hospitll . prevent any at
ssnpe = - past - ~ sarassd pso-
NaeA - ely 10 itnsA hin vhscA uh-
sNbnooMIy usui1 = apas b spits -
- ouard vsrs ~ lsoe h ssch crit
eulApnnnaSsa.
- - - svsa.es tspsAt
81 - 8. - nlnA1np. - GpsSt
l1 1i N W. Il Z : { {. :.
60 suils - t1sel - vlCiss - ~
- DaitGa 1sn - silboa. f6iIOvS1
- 0os1s. ~ Sas ll0Ars1Aing , re-
Vssvse. 0AdDr 0aith, vAA 6as oststds
sr1srsa ooe1s - ~ ~ hts 'Sua ard
vAs hsaFd - ~:
we aosr vsnt my gan plays
ase1nl hsre.s
A. The oaesr ssrsed away ooods
aald: 'sttasi
"I1i fiasA ny gun whenever vast
and when I fasa r sAoSk.- and win
that. according To tAs Witnesses. he
pointed his gun u em1tA who vas
oniy shout four esst away and Ared.
0mitH tell ana aAoss half . minuts
Afterwards 0oods tnraSd the pistol 70
his own hsaA aaa.ased,
o@css Saith vAs tAIrty-eight ysafs
Cañon City record., 1908-11-12

most part. not very serious and the
criminal docket will be disposed OF In
short order. The most notable Of the
civil cases to be heard 10 the matter
OF Jacob Wallace Of Florence and the
minority stockholders OF the United
Oil company versus the Inland OIL q
Refining company Of Boulder. the Un-
ited OIL company and other subsi-
diary Organisations OF the Standard
Oil company in which damages ID
asked In the sum OF el.ooo.o0o for Al
legged mlsmanagernsnt Of the affairs
OF the United OH company and dis
criminatton against II y he market-
ing Of its pro1ucts.
OF he ~ Gases On IL aeekst fss
the November terns a ceart - aro
equity and Jury oaeso AAA "a criminal
cAsss. OF tAs fornlsr Il = peoeAD,s tAaa
not more tAaA eae esftA W111 - eall-
- lee trial. Many ef tAa4 hAvs bssa
q ~ docket fos . ysaf q nprs.