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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

George r.. CASTOR wins the Republi'
can nomination for sheriff from Mol
gan Parker by loo votes on the face
OF the primary returns, but Parker
Will ask recount.
Gaston's lead Is SO close that a
change Of one vote In each OF the 100
precincts would put Parker ahead.
Charges OF Irregularities in the count
are likely to be made.
The fact that, In most cases, two
sets Of clerks on the same precinct,
Is likely to lead to discoveries OF err
rors.
After the close of the vote-counting.
at o'clock Saturday morning, Gas
tons representatives claimed the NOM
nation for him by 400 votes. but this
Gwindled as the returns were checked
up.
The nomination, 1t now develops,
depended upon Gaston's big vote in
the So districts outside the city. which
Parker was expected 10 carry. but
which he lost by several hundred.
There was uncertainty about the
shrievalty nomination until the last
box was counted.
While CASTOR started with big
lead, this was cut into deeply as the
count progressed. and by Friday night,
Parker had assumed the lead ano
kept mis- advantage through most OF
the night. The last results from the
western wards. established CASTOR In
first place again, where he continued
TO the finish.
Van zIIs an Easy Winner.
For the Republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney, Van Zile main
tanned his lead to the end finishing
over 1000 ahead OF Turner. who ran
5000 ahead of Hall.
Farrell made a show Of his oppon
ents In the contest for the county
clerkship nomination. winning by over
5000 from Weiss. who stepped into
second place In the late returns
Noeller. for the Republican nominal
tion for county treasurer. kept up MS
dne run TO the end and finished over
4, 900 ahead OF Waldo.
Robertson. for the Republican nomi-
nation for county auditor. buried his
two opponents, Auditor Hawley Chris
tian running a poor third.
Benpett and Burgess are The Kepub'
lican candidates for coroner. which
practically means election. Benefits
great run was one OF the features or
the contest.
Nichols 8y Thousand. 2---
Cbas. A. Nichols. who won the Re-
publican nomir alton for city clerk.
had the same kind OF rpce as Gas-
ton. He had an Overwhelming margin
ri the start, but this fell steadily and
az the finish drew near. IL became
ONLY a question as to whether his ad-
vantage was sufficient ~ Offset the
ever-increasing vote for Lindsay.
Nichols wins by less than thousand
Philip /Breitmeyer won the Repuh-
lican nomination for mayor by the
plurality that had been claimed for
him at the start. about 5000.
The biggest winner was Otto stoli.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

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Ia Co.. Is John R.-st. Phone 1893.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-26

HOURLY TEMPERATURES.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16
CANON CITY PEOPLE
WHO HAVE GONE AWAY
Something Abost Sonae of Ous Youn9 and Old Folks
WHO Are Living IN Other Towns

r. r. Chess and family are located
at Ordway, Colo, and Mr.. Chess is
soliciting. He rents his fruit ranch
here to Mr.. J. Laws.
Everard Bancroft of the class OF
'07 of the Canon City high school, Ia
attending Barnes Commercial college
In Denver this year.
Miss Lulu Strecker. formerly Of
Canon City, Is employed az steno-
napher and cashier in ons.sfs the
stores in Florence.
/ Ray -Bassler until recently q stu
dent in the.Junior class OF the Canon
City high school Is now going to
school in Montrose.
Harral Coulter Is once more able
to resume his duties at the University
OF Nebraska, after an absence OF two
weeks due to illness.
Elsie Fischer, who graduated from
the Canon City high school last year,
is taking a course In nursing in q
hospital In Pueblo.
Miss Grace Taunt, at one time . res
ident OF Canon City. Is employed in
q clerical capacity in one OF the larger
Leslie Clearinghouse, class 'o6 Of the
Canon City high school. is q sopho-
more at the Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute OF New York state.
Alfred Gravestock. who once lived
on Park Center, and attended the
Park Center school. is now going to
the Longfellow school In Boise, Ida.
Edythe Gravestock, who went to
Boise. Ida, about two years ago, is
now wearing a nurses garb. and ex-
poets soon 10 be classed as trained
nurse.
Miss Monvilla Grayestock, who
graduated from the Canon City high
school about two years ago 10 TAX
ing q course in a business college in
Boise. Ida.
Clarence and Flossie Moore once
lived ON Fifteenth street, but during
the past year they have been In Iowa,
ents to Las Animas.
Charles Stream and family removed
to Cripple Creek several years ago and
Mr. Stream 10 in the mining business
there. They have sold their fruit
ranch on Orchard avenue.
J. L. Heaton and family are domi-
ciled at Boulder, where his children
are In college. He has rented his
nne home At A31 Sherman avenue on
Lincoln Park to Nj. @. c. Hansen and
family.
Canon is proud OF her bright boys
and girls In the Colorado College this
year. Some OF them are Helen Clarke.
Paul and John Burgess. LeAbeuo
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

other rooms by recitations, dialogues.
ETC., Friday and q very pleasant time
was had by all present D3f'J
Miss Gertrude Horney, former
high school student. left for her new
home In Oregon Tuesday. She was .
member Of the hasketball team and
will be missed by her friends.
Miss Gertrude Hall. a member OF
the sophomore class OF the South Can
on high school 10 staying with Miss
Humphrey, but will go to, Del Norte,
her new home. as soon as school IL
out. --. -
La Verne Augustine and her brother
Donald took a stroll to the river and
saw many interesting things. They
saw five Beaver dams and they
brought home several specimens Of
wood gnawed BY the beavers. 3D..
Last Monday morning on the trip
to Camp Carrier BY the cadets, Claire
CaterlIne lost his cadet cap while h0
was riding on top of a box car. The
obliging engineer Of engine No. 20
found 1t and brought it to him a few
days later.
The children of the eighth grade
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

OF the Washington school are going to
work for the prize on a hand map OF
the United States as it was in 1858.
showing the free and slave states and
the route that Grant took during the
civil war.
nun.uer "a Dvys "a Cainp Carrier
weAL up sIcLor anu spent riudJ
n.sn., s...4.ns Lnell ue.ns SAaIre CaIer-
AAAie, Dr"I,L AAarrisOn anu avert uar-
..Ae.4vuse. Ane, sa.u ,ney nau nne
.....e d p.aS a. ,ue opera nouse tIiA.
ii.sn. "uu Just Sulup awlui.
.-....e -.-.sscs C.ue., A.e.nSf Anu -ua
--..is.u, ..lnIe -slSDan.sA, A.uoJ
.,-.A..J ..4>. NS4 uuS iocnuAi Va A>Hs.
~....o.4 p.-n.Shcu vu .uT iIscIsIue riA-
u..y an. S>,SAru ,uoIi ulun1i. ne ICoI
y. uaJ epen. saiues, e.c.,
e...u ~ enJoy yaule tIuIv nds ndu ~
o.a -,uau.s, wno nas ueen morh-
.ns d. ,ue canon Clly Grocery com-
pauy s,ure. IslL TnursQay, april Z,
for Delhart, Texas, where he expects
to make his home. He was accompa-
nied by his uncle and grandfather.
They went In q wagon and anticipated
a. pleasant journey, and arrived at
Delhart, Texas, about the 11th-
Lincoln Larson had quite an acci-
dent at the home OF his mother. Mrs.
Anna Larson. Friday morning. He was
playing ball and in running to catch
tha hall fell over. q machine tongue
and it was thought at first his arm
was broken, but proved not to be. He
is wearing it in q sling as a conse-
auence. 1t is injured and laccrated
haf1ly
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

Ed Smith is a student at Colorado
College. .-.--.1
Jessie Bachelor is attending the
University OF Denver.
Erice Bobbitt 10 studying to be q
lawyer at Ann Arbor, Mich.
Theodore Fisher is freshman n
Colorado college this term.
Miss Ethel Gibson is attending Hal
cyon Hall at Millbrook. n. Y.
Miss Ethel Strecker il teachin1
school at Chandler this winter.
Albert Phillips. a former reddent Of
Canon, IL now living In Oklahoma.
Mont Preston Is one Of the bright
Canon boys now at the State UNI
| versity. sss.. 81. -..-.-. ..r q
Ansel Priest is now working FOL
the telephone company In Auncie. In,
diana. s aa-.. 8,
Miss Clara Bachelor is taking q
course at the Denver Business college
this year. .-s.s #t1E
Herbert Gravestock. who in working
at Victor, visited his friends in Can
ON Sunday.
Miss Elsie Fisher is learning to be q
trained nurse at the Minnequa hospi-
tai In Pueblo.
Tom Huxley is doing fine in his
ministerial study and work in Mis-
souri, this year.
Fred Feller, whose family reside on
Kountx avenue has a good position In
mine at Cripple Greek.
Charles Evans, who went away q
short time ago, is working In q drug
store in Alameda. Cal
George Pedley. we'll known among
the young folks in Canon City. is liv-
ing at Pasadena, Cal, now.
Miss Eleanor Burr of the class OF
student at the state normal.
Clinton Morrison, formerly a bright
little Canon City boy. thinks Los An
geles is a nice place to live.
Bernice and Geraldine Worrell who
went from here to Nebraska. have now
moved to Orchard. Of the same state.
Miss Wilma Paxton, q last year g
graduate from the high school Of this
city. 10 attending the college at Boul-
der.
Cyril Paquin for a long time soda
fountain boy At Seely's 10 employed
in . similar capacity now at Colorado
SPRING.. ga nr
His many ffriendsswill be glad to
bear this and to know that he 10 do
ing excellent works the law course
at Lincoln.
Misses Ethel Riede. Mona Brown
and Marguerite Granger are attending
the state normal at Greeley this
year
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

We think We have some mighty In
teresting stu6 this week.
TAe notss about People Who Have
0oae Away are all OF especial interest
heard little OF some Of them 1Dr pears
And TIE 'llids Nevu," 20 eoano q
our yssag writses call II b 1poa slse.
he - cent pieces are givsa - Jack
Beatty AAA Roarl 0favsaaoek nor AAv.
tAg IL 1nak and bese its0a oheak -
20 who have soas away.
1aeats elsesr. Rnhy DsA&ty. - .
~ q tAa1o Nms b al1o - 08
Vero Gs1suAAA U11sa - V1lA l1Ah
n vaa nae1 - ~ - sAaaM -
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16
sSQUAWKING BABY" TOY
BARRED FROM COLORADO

The "squawking baby" a rubber
toy. which. when filled with air. emits
a sound like a crying infant, has been
declared unfit for sale by the state
pure food commission. 1t is alleged
the mouthpiece contains arsenic or
alcohol poisoning and that several
children have been poisoned after
placing the toys in their mouths. The
sale has been ordered stopped in
Denver.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

ern slope. Mrs. Sellards is well pleas
ed with her position, but Miss Leona
has been sick for several weeks. We
hope to soon hear of her entire recov-
cry. Mrs. Sellards rents her ranch
on Reynolds avenue.
Charles jenkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Y. Jenkins OF South Cottonwood
avenue is attending school at Bliss
electrical college at Washington, D.
C. He will graduate in June, 1908,
but will not arrive at home until some
time in July. We predict for Charlie
a successful career, as he is a bright
young man. Charlie has interests"
in Canon in the form of lovely young
lady, 50 we may expect him home very
soon after graduation. ...
Elmer and Neal RakestrAW are both
located at Carson, Wash, on farms
and are doing we'll The Messrs Rake
straws and their families left here
several years ago and settled at Hood
River, Oregon, later going to Carson.
Wash. Mr.. Neal Rakestraw had the
sad misfortune to lose his little SON
about year ago. The balance Of the
family are doing well. This family
has many friends in Canon who SYM
pathiZe with them in the loss OF their
little and only son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pierce are
located at, Corcoran. Cal, and Ak.,
Pierce h wofk1ng at a sugar factory.
They were formerly located at Long
Beach, California. but during the pam
ic the house Mr.. Pierce was employed
in closed down and the family them
removed to Cocoran, where Mr.. Pierce
has good position. Mrs Pierce has
regained her health, and are well
pleased with their new home. The lit
tie girls are in school and write nice
letters home to Grandpa and Grandma
Cline of Cottonwood avenue.
w. L. Tinker and family are again
located at Sunnyside, Wash. Mr.. Tin
ker left here, several years ago for
Routt county and not liking that
place they removed to Grand Junction
where he was head foreman on the bis
Lee ranch at that place for several
years. They removed to Sunnyside q
short time ago. Two lovely little
daughters, Ruth and baby Helen, have
been added to this family since leaving
Canon. Their many friends will be
glad to know that they are well and
hope their next move will be back to
Canon.
OF the Price boys, sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Price of South Cotton
wood avenue, all raised at Canon City.
William has extensive interests in q
big mine at La Plata, Colo. and is now
travelling in the east and north in Can
ada in the interest Of the company.
Thomas Jr. is now located at La Plat
tn, and looking after his brothers in
terests during his absence, and he
is rapidly coming to the front. though
just past his majority. John Is locat-
ed with his family in Arizona, where
he has mining interests. and doing
we'll, and Ethan is located in Utah.
where he has property and doing we'll.
OF this family of six boys, all are six
foot and over tall, except the young
est, George. Two of the boys are at
home, the eldest and the youngest,
but John is married. -tr
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

Charlie Kutzleb has the scarlet Ge-
yer and ID vsry sick.
Girls are generally afraid Of frogs,
but La Verne Augustine isAt
Little william jeffrey Of GreeaWood
avenue 10 s3ck with the measses.
Aileen Oates missed school the nrst
Of the week ON account Of toodlitis.
Leora Corrin has made several
beautiful book covers for the county
fair.
La Verne and Donald Augustine
were absent from school last Non
day.
Miss Agnes stienmeyer ID over the
scarlet fever and IL able to % about
AGain. ,7r.,.-a ...7 -.
Dorothy and Helen Baird. or East
Main street, are sick with scarlet
fever.
Emily Hartmann Is missing her
school work on account OF quarantine
On her home.
ocia Mulnix has returned to school
after being absent on account Of the
scarlet fever scare. -
The Hast1ng children are having .
hard siege OF scarlet fever at their
homo on Rhoades avenue.
The rooms ON the upper door OF the
lincoln school are all going to have
their Arbor day program.
Elsie StArbuck, . new resident OF
Orchard avenue. IL now attending the
sixth grade at Lincoln school
Last Wednesday La Verne Angus
the brought . frog 70 school and the
afternoon was spent looking at It.
Clarence Nahurin Of East Canon
was absent from school Monday and
Tuesday ON account of . slight fitness.
The L. p. Sewing club met 1t the
home OF Miss Marjorie Davis last Fri
day. Delicious refreshments were
served.
Carsy othus, one OF the Record car
riers was absent from school Friday
morning ON account OF . slight III
ness.
Curtis 0tarbuck and Arthur Morgan
oRiesrs privileged orderlies At Camp
Carrier.
Coastaaoe Hartmann IL Ill with
scarlet ssver at her home ON N. sth
street and 10 greatly missed By her
school mates. rnr
Mildred Bailey and Martha DOoly
had o nne time NJ the cadet camp on
TAnruAay and told all about the camp
70 tAeir ffissAs. @ - -
Mr.. Shuitis 10 making a business OF
looking at frogs under the micro
scope. He has had the children bring
him many Of them.
Raymond Templin took his camera
with him On the cadets' camping trip
and succeeded In securing = good
many pleasing pictures.
Howard and Edith Burton. Isabel
and May Mc1lvaney. and Ada Burton
enjoyed a days outing to the Hogs
back during vacation week.
Roy EmArd and his sister have
moved on Franklin. street In East
Canon between Park and Orchard ave-
nuea, but are not quite settled yet
vlrd Mahurin Of the Lincoln school
stayed out Of school all this week in
order to straiEhten out his fathers
place and to get ready for planting.
Florence and Agnes Hundley. Elsie,
Helen and Mae Bowers. Nina Skinner
and Lucy Carter enjoyed a picnic up
70 the Hogs back during vacation
week.
The school board has offered prize
Of $3.50 for the best map illustrating
the civtl war. drawn BY the eighth
Garde pupils Of the city schools. Many
are compsting for II. =.
Mary Cook, residing At 1873 River
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16

h eiyesrins employed in Dr. PiacsAs
0onSeanas grootly enhances the MsAicinAl
Dsu0setses which Il extracts froA native
Rs1Icinal roots and holds In solution
6nsA Aesaae than Alcoh0f woulA. II also
DossssB medicinal prQperties Of ~ own.
rk11nG - vas1Ahla llosnt, nue11eesA
A1(sspeio ;epd. Sa1tilernaak n sN1ps
GAs6, 3ioodFuok Golden Seal ro0t 6to0s
s0ss1sa Medical Discovery In suhduing
eAFoAic. O. lingering coughs. bronchial,
lAeoa4 and lung affections, for al Of which
Oo1o A9oAee Aro recommendod b. 0tAn1-
81 Uo1ieal authoeitlea. a
+ In ~ cAsas whsre there = . wasting
sway Of desh. loss Of appetite, with weak
O1omNEA, - In the early stAGeo OF con
0umrkiba, there can % no doubt that 6ly:
s lsess 49,. q x.iYaSls BE- n9ss,sl.s SsdsS ,s oSd
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1908-04-16
AMONG THE YOUNG FOLKS
My s... u ,ss.. A,eu* Ye-s~ SET

street II confined to her homo on ac-
oonnt of slight attack OF illness
whIch the Doctor thinks Ii the begin4
alnE of q scarlet fever case.
Last Thursday afternoon was spent
In experime1ting with some chemicals
By tie eiSAth grade Of the Lincoln
school Mr.. ahultis had one Of the
high school microscopes.
0one OF the girls went on . picnic
in vacation week up to the Hot
SpriAgs. Those present were Ella
Nnx, LAara Corrtn. Bertha Assna,
Burdie Bachelor and Clara Polhemus.
Two cadets while in Camp Carrier
cultivated . strong taste for poetry.
Eugene Riley, alias Shorty" or "the
Irish Drummer" could keep the occu-
pants OF tent No. 6 in a continual fit
OF laughter by his comic poetry.
Niss Ethel McGowan spent her va
cation In Cripple Creek.
Miss verna Eighmy is out of school
on account OF sickness.
Henry Abbott went on a camping
trip to Millsay this week. "
Irving Barber Of Woodlawn avenue
Ii seriously sick win tne measles.
Elsie Starouck Will ie.o INC tn
mediate league next SUNDAY night
BOYD Cangney was aoeen' tfol
school this week. He has the scarlet
fever.
The Man slfis anu tneir pssen,. Ae
living In their new nome IN hAfoins
addition.
Arthur and Helen seaman are SUI.
connned 10 tneir nome on ACCOUNT VI
the measles.
Little Miss Eloerta Lewis OF Anooin
Park, Is convaleScent from an a1'ack
OF scarlet fever.
Ante DickmAn OF ALLISON avenue
Will entertain ner friends SATURDAY
night at her home.
Miss Nettie Aadoox lert ON tne noon
train Friday the lin TOR Castle hock'
to visit ner tr'enos-
Marvin Russell. VINO mas oeen III
with scarlet leSer AZ NE NOME On Ut
cha1d Park. - recovering.
Inc poys Oh tne nAsn sS'" 1o
PTaCucihS OA tASe" S~~A e~
nve mile race tnAsi spDnS. .
De Leo Eliot. one OF tne members Oh
the class OK W Oh tne canon S'S "sA
school. has moved away. :.
The boys OF the Noftn ana SCUM
sides will play a game OF oasKetoah
Saturday night NJ tne finA.
Elsie Staroock. VINO nae ooen pu-
Pill OF the washington scnooi ID now
attending the Lancoin scno.
Queenie Jameson "niie piAyins oAs-
ketbaii about a week ago sprAneo nef
ankle ana ID now on cru'cn
Hazel Nynans OK tne e'en'o s.aoe
OF the washinston schooi u coonheo
In her home Win the scarlet te'er.
Jessie smitn OF tne acaoemS' VINO
was injured q ie" Gays ago oS iaii-
Ing on rock is gettne a,ons nlcely.
Inc chiidren OF inc "asnins'on
school are Trying 10 solve .he prop
lem OF The value OF Total Aosan-
ence."
The Canon CITY hign scnooi ooys arc
still playing oaseoaii' ana II eA
pected that they Will soon develop
good team. :,
The pupils OF the Jenerson scnooi
are writing history OF canon City
and are drawing some very good maps
OF Colorado
MISE lrena ana Eni'n namii'on are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-06-12
Lucky In One Way.

1.-THE late yalerian Gribayedoff," said
a Chicago art editor. was one OF the
first American newspaper sketch art.
lists. On that account he leaves be
hind him famous name. AZ GrIbaye-
don said himself the last time ] Wis
tied him In Paris. his fame was due
not to his great artistic skill. but To
his luck In coming first. And he added,
with laugh. that 1t was always lucky
to come early and avoid the rush, In
stancing the case OF a restaurant on
tho Boule Mich, In the Latin quarter,
where young poet had large tureen
Of soup spilled over his coat one even
ing. The waiter. In response to the
savage outcries Of the poet. said good
naturedly:
"Oh, well, you needn't alarm your
self. sir. There's no harm done. Our
soup never stains after half past T."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1908-06-12

One of the most remarkable cases OF
longevity on record was that OF an
Englishman born in 1888, whose deli
cate appearance made all the doctors
give him up when he was IN the era.
die. His chest was no narrow, says
the report that he seemed to have diff
ficulty in breathing. Well. this young
moribund, condemned by the doctors
to die in short order, died In 1851 ut
the age Of 100. He saw the rclgn of
ten kings. Secundi IIango. consul of
Venice at Smyrna. measured only fif'
ty-seven ccntimeters around the chest,
and one Of his lungs was diseased,
Nevertheless he lived to the age Of
i15 years. He was married Ave times
and had forty nine children. When he
was 100 years old he got his wisdom
teeth. When he was 40 his hnir
turned black again. At ll2 his eye
brows and his beard turned black.