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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1908-04-23

In Europe they say,
See Naples, and die
This to Bermuda
We here can apply.
But. why di3;
When during my stay
gained a pound every day,
Then why not say this
See Bermuda, and live
JOHN SCHUETTE.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-26
BUSINESS NOTES.

The Fair Is Chicago's foremost de-
partment store and 10 also the safest.
It abounds with splendid assortments
Of merchandise exclusively for the use
Of men.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-12-26

The buffets that are supplied by
william Davidson. the well.knOwn ca.
terer. ut ~ Locust street, all report =
big increase In business. Mr.. David
son handles nothing but the best OF ev.
which accounts for the great
success he has attained.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

IS degrees Is considered the danger
point for apples. At 1880 the pots
were going out rapidly. hence the
rapid decrease Of temperature in the
heated era. At $3.50 We lost degree
by shifting the pots TO another posi-.
ton but quickly reGained It when they
were placed back.
BY using more oil We could un-
doubtedly have held the temperature
safe In this tract all night
On yet another tract We heated by
using one pot 10 the tree. placed
southeast Of the tree. bat this did not
give heat enough to save the fruit.
This experiment. compared VITA
former ones shows hat II 10 more dif-
ncult to heat a orchard whsa he
trsss are hare Of leaves or b,osso0s.
Il also appears to show tat some or
chards viii b harder 70 heat than
Others. depending o. peaAsclSoa b
otAsr orchards. Aeaslty Of trees. etc.
II tAis szpss1msat % oil was ass1.
about salloa b tAs po&. TIE pots
wsrs Hostly tAs lara pail tyDs.
he oil hanllsd with parfsot eass
q - Degrees % - dsSrsss and bnsn-
- Withput sivine - my troabls q
IN. nssDsotfnlly.
q - RNR1GU
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
HIGH SCHOOL HAS ITS
FIRST ANNUAL CLASS RUSH

The Glass Rush" inauguarted on
Tuesday afternoon at the Canon City
High school was success, from be-
ginning to end. Az four O'Clock a dunn
my was hoisted on a pole at the rear
of the school building by the Junior
and Freshman classes. This dummy
contained, hidden within it, long
piece of rope, knotted and strong.
This rope WAS to be the prize for
which the classes contested. The
dummy was defended by the Juniors
and Freshmen: the attacking party
was composed of the Seniors and So
phomores-
Several days previous to the rush.
a committee composed of repr ssenta-
tives from each OF the four classes
had met and had drawn up a set Of
rules to govern the rush chief
among these regulations were the
following:
/. Members of the faculty should
be time keepers and umpires.
2. The rush should last Is minutes
and no time out should be allowed.
3. The contest should be decided
by points: each hand on the knotted
rope at the end of the rush to count
10 points.
4. Foul playing by any contestant
should count 10 points for the oppos-
ing side.
t.A nf mis- doA
striking. kicking, scratching. hair
pulling, the using OF any implement
in the hand. needless roughness. un-
fair holds.
6. The umpires should disQualify
any player who continued to violate
the rules
Z. A spirit OF true sportmAnship
should be observed by all partici-
pAnts.
TIE umpires took their stations:
the opponents OF the Juniora and
Freshmen lined mp for the charge and
the timskeeper's whistle blew q 4:11.
TIE struggle centered about The pole
on which hung the dummy. TIE Ssn-
lore and aophomores attached again
and asain. bat the Juniora and Fresh
men chung 10 the post tsnaceously.
WIN oimna and Ira Barr did spisa1ia
work for he 0ealors here. bat Arthaf
Morgan. 1a1Aomore. Anally sac-
cssdsd h rsasAiae Ne dummy aaa n
pulling II dowA.
~ .rahs H. t,oVoAonaA fptO \
ssnl-esatAall soel1nAlA ~ 1umnnv
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

OF ali ~ citisens Of the Park, made
ths dvs1ing . very en3oyable one.
About nad-night. after generous re-
past ~ been served. the visiting
frian4e hook hands with Mr.. House
and hiss family. bidding them God
speed. de said. I'VE are sorry to have
you isaye:" another added. .'yes.
sorry. very sorry. for them. thsy are
leaving one of the beauty spots Of the
world and all said amen, when an
other called out. they viii soon b
back and when they como back. they
Wfll And the latch string out. and q
hearty Welcome"
1t Il mot likely. however, that they
win svpr return. as Mr.. House suf-
fered ni sun stroke in the east, before
he eanie to Canon City. and hopes tc
find . climate where he will suffer
less eabarrassment than he has here
He hAa this consolation, however. hs
has the prayers and good wishes oi
all -wh0 know him. E
Mrs Cheney has the thanks Of the
friends for her wisdom and energy
which made it possible for them to
thus gather and say "God be With
You Tin we Meet Again" .-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
]. P. FARMER DETAILS THE
RESULT OF LATE ExPfRIllEllI
TIE Sseee0 Of tie Orchard Heating Test On tie Quann
Ranch Wednesday Night Moee Pronosueed
than Indicated IN Aceount Gfven
~ the Folio Day.

ed by pots to the tree u20 pots to
the acreJ placed south, southeast and
east OF the trees twind from the
southwesp or nearly %. about 10
fee, from the trunk of the trees and
about the same distance from each
other, On this tract We raised the tenn
perature from "a degrees to the safe
point t2s degrees) in half an hour
and held 1t safe for over three hours,
having from ! degree to degrees Of
temperature to spare most OF the
time, At the end OF four hours the
pots were going out rapidly and ve
ended the experiment On this tract
with three pots to the tree we Great
Ell little more heat than was neces-
sary to save the crop. Our thermom-
eter readings on this tract were N
follows tpots lighted AT 6:3O:
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

was torn to tatters and scattered
about the field. The rope soon appear
ed in the hands of Lee Mckee. who
carried 1t far down the field and
threw it to another member of the
Junior class. The whole rush then
massed at the extreme western end of
the drill ground and the men whose
hands were on the rope played a bull
dog game In the stubborn refusal to
let go.
The heaps OF men surged back and
forth over a very small area from
4:20 until 4:2S. The men under the
pile we're suffering for want of air
and were really in as dangerous q
situation any any phase of the rush
presented.
AT 4:a6 the time keepers whistle
again blew. and Mr.. Hall and Mr..
Jeffers began at once to determine
the points won by the holders of the
rope. The final count stood as here
indicated:
John SAVERS, senior, hand. 10
points: Roy Turner, junior. l hand, 10
points: Bert Kettle, senior, hands,
20 points: Guy Worley,, junior. 3
hands, 20 points: Carey Othus, junior.
- hands. 20 points: Harold Brown.
junior, hand. 10 points: Albert
Caughey, sophomore, hand. 10
points; Harry Hyssong. sophomore.
1 hand 10 points; Harry wray. junior.
. hands. 20 points; Clyde Biggs.
sophomore. hands. 20 points.
No persons having been penalissd
for foul playing. the final score. in
totals. was as follows:
! Juniors and freshmen. so points
Seniors and sophomores. 20 points.
The umpires declared the juniors
and freshmen winners Of the rush.
The spirit shown by the boys was
very commendAhls. ~ he lack Of foul
playing indicates. Men cane up non
the struggle. smiling and ready toe
more. true the sport vas roaGA. ard
perhaps dan9sross. but healthy and
manly and spirited.
Many psople have = wrong idsa oe
class rusAss. because reports q ssoA
rasAso have always bsea fro1uAte1
out With records of fAtalitisa Rnalss
iApropsriy regulated are AaAosRoaA
and ossht 10 b barred froA scAssa
life; rusAes hat are Dssssrly ~
striesea ana sovsrnss - - aa1s 4
Ipart y eeAcsa ~. - 8 t e
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
UNITED OIL COMPANY WANTS
TO Be MADE PLAINTIFF

4 motion was argued before Judge
Bailey in district court on Tuesday In
which permission was asked to sub
stitute the United Gil company as
plaintiff In place of Jacob Wallace in
the million dollar suit against the In
land Oil 4 Refining company of Boul-
der and other subsidiary organisa-
tons OF the Standard OIL company for
alleged discrimination against the
products OF the Florence oil field.
The matter was argued at length.
Mr. May OF the Law firm OF McBeth 4
May Of Denver. appearing for the pe-
titioner and Henry O. Rogers OF Dem
yer for the dsfendantA
The question involved In the pro-
position IL whether the United OIL
company a. q corporation can at this
stage OF the proosedines legally b
made the piaiAtiff IN the suit q .
substitute eDf The individual stock-
holder IN whose name Il vas original
y bFoagAt
TIE matter was taken un0er ad-
visamsnt By the court and. until
dscisioa Aas essa AaAAea iowa, he
primary case viii remain uaheard
upon the calendar.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

The Daily Record has been plan
ming q big day for the boys and girls
q Canon City. We havnt known just
what It would be. but now We are able
% tall you all about Il
We have been very fortunate In be-
ing able TO engass Mr.. Greene and his
vifs. the best known magicisns and
sleight Of hand performers Of the
west They will come here especially
for the Daily Record and will give .
performance for the Daily Records
cAiIdren friends.
This viii be given in the afternooa
It the Opera House. The show viii
bsgin u three o'clock % that every
boy and girl viii have plenty OF tinss
70 finish his or her TAaAkaedving day
Alnnor.
TAis show will b ahsolntsly tree 70
Ill 6oys aAA girls 1S ears ole and
yoaagcr. aad it's regular Gec show.
All you have 70 Do - 70 oo0e 70 IL
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

ture Mr.. House sold his holdings in
Lincoln Park last summer and to the
sincere regret OF all his neighbors is
soon to remove from their midst. Mrs.
Cheney invited the family to supper,
and about an hour after the evening
meal the friends from the east and
west, north and south. came in upon
them. laden with food and fruit fair
to the eye and pleasant to the taste.
Recitations. music by the High school
mandoline club. and addresses APP.
propriate to the occasion and express
sive OF the coincidence and good viii
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

Since the appearance Of the Daily
Record OF yesterday. SO many people
have asked for more Information re-
sarding our orchard heating expert
ment on the night OF Nov. llth, that
have decided TO write you fuller re-
port OF this experiment As you stated
its main object was TO ascertain the
best way to place the heating pots in
an orchard planted 33 feet apart each
way and where the trees are COM
paratively small. We used an orchard
also, which was on the crest OF .
ridge and consequently was exposed
to air currents. The wind on this par
ticular night was In just the right
direction to blow up draw" and
strike the tract We were heating
The temperature was extreme (be-
ing 10 degrees at l0:3O and we work
ed under the handicap OF n temper
ature OF ~ degrees a degrees below
danger point for apples) when the
pots we're lighted. The trees were
practically without foliage which
rendered heating more difficult. We
felt that we were working under
about all the disadvantages possible
except 4 high wind.
The tract heated was nearly two
acres. One part OF II was heated with
"a pots TO the acre placed midway be-
tween the middle OF the beds. On this
tract We were unable to push the tenn
perature up to the safe point for ap-
pies. demonstrating that 81 pots to
the acre thus placed will not sufiice
70 night temperature Of 10 degrees to
- degrees.
On another part OF the tract We had
two pots to the tree $50 to the acre)
placed about 10 TO II feet from the
hose Of the trees and about the same
distance from each other.
On this tract We were able TO raise
the Temperature to the safe point In
one hour and to hold It safe for = lit
IL over two hours. AZ no time. how
ever. did We have more than one de-
grss oe tsnperatare 20 sDAro. rs
tsst q tAis tract seems 10 prove hat
only b. the most advantageous plac-
ing Of the pots. BY careful watching
and by keeping them burning strong
(noarly fall Of oil) can The fruit b.
savsa with 90 pots to Tie acre tAus
placsd ON sscA nlsht - that a.
Mpv. II.
Il b ny oplnaoA. however. hat 10
erak growes sAould dspead q -
$50 70 ehs eere. tOr ~ nlgAt ~
uass ne sayiAg * his CROP aAd -
,A6s = - - = I ma.
est1es ~ - - troat Was hsat-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

The work of laying the wooden con-
duit will begin on Wednesday of this
week at point about 5000 feet this
side of the intake and will be carried
on in both directions, two gangs of
workmen being employed for that
purpose 1t is expected that they will
be able to lay five or six hundred feet
a day. The conduit will be built out
Of Oregon fir. the slaves of which
vary from twenty-five to forty fest
In length. The conduit has an inside
diameter Of thirty inches and the
trench in which 1t Is to be laid has .
minimum depth of four feet, practio-
ally all OF which is cut in the solid
rock. $500
As no provision is made In the con-
tract with Messrs. Lumsden Z Gordon
for cementing the bottom Of the So
Ting basin being constructed near tie
primary reservoir. above Ksnlsy's
Gardens. the matter Of having it dons
In connection with tho present under
taking was formally discussed. but
no action was taken upon the propo-
sition- It was argued that Portland
cement will not likely be as cheap at
any time during the next decade - it
ID now. and. for that reason, tie work
could be more economically done this
winter than At any future period.
As the result OF some inquiry BY The
council Monday night 1t was learned
Ihat 10 vsek of sxcavating IT, -
.rvoir d. .rfoeseding at the f1tS-ufUoo
cubic yards day. or 1900 cubic
rards . month. It IL now about one
hird done and shoald Be completed
y March nrst II the present rata of
progress b natntniasa uAea tAAk
'ine. A very satisfactory advance b
oeing made on the waterworks prob
EN-. as no obstacles are in the way OF
he execution OF the enterprise. 1t ID
highly probable that the work will be
within the prescribed time
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
LITTLE BUSINESS TRANSLATED AT
COUNCIL MEETING MONDAY NIGHT
Ordmence Member Seventeen Amending Sections Foa
and Twenty-one Of the Puee Food Ordnance
Passed First Reading Mayor and Alder
men TO Inspect Watesworfs Pipe
Line Next Week.

The" regular semi-monthly meeting
Of the city council Monday night was
one OF the shortest in the history Of
the present municipal administration,
lasting altogether less than half an
hour.W the session was called by
the mayor. three Of its members, Al
dermen Hiatt. Jewett and Lamb, were
absent, but the two latter came in af-
terwards, Alderman Lamb. however.
too late to take part in the delibera-
tions.
After roll call and the reading OF the
1903, amending sections four and
twenty-one Of the pure food ordin-
ance. WAS read for the frst time and
adopted without change. There being
no other ordinances, communications,
remoastrances or reports Of commit
tees suggestion was made by Alder
man Okey, chairman Of the water
committee, that the members Of the
council make n visit to the Royal
Gorge Wednesday. November 35th, for
the purpose Of inspecting the work
being done on the proposed water
works pipe line and the installation Of
the thirty inch wooden conduit,
shortly to be placed In position.
On motion Mr.. Okey's suggestion
was adopted and the trip will b made
ln accordance with his ideas. Tho
party viii leave here early in the
and. II posslhas. Wan ride
. far a. the intake. Q couple OF miles
Rest Of the Hanging bridget ON
0snvsr and Rio Grande freight train |
md viii walk back ~ far ~ the up
,ae sAA ce o. scsaic driveway where |
,aFfaasss Will - WaitinG n S0ayayt
ID mamAsrs to town. It viii b IN
lll-day excursion and viii afford the
members Of the council an oppor-
unity Of ascertaininE from personal
observation what is being accomplish
ID along the upper portion of tho
system
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
AN ATTRACTIVE
THANKSGIVING WINDOW

The proprietors o: the Eureka Bar
gain store have far greater opportun-
tiles for decorative effects and win
dow displays since moving into the
Masonic block than was possible At
514 Main street, owing to more capa-
cious quarters. and they are making
the INST OF their privileges In that
line OF Advertising. Their Thanksgiv-
ing display 10 very attractive and the
exhibit OF ssasonabls merchandise In
their show windows can hardly -
cape the attsation OF passsrs aloas
that portioa Of Main street.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

The Southern Colorado Deanery Of
the Eptscopal church met at st. An
thony-s church in Manitou Tuesday
morning for a two days session. Bish-
op Olmsted OF Pueblo will deliver an
address today and Rev. Edgar A.
Shersod of this city will deliver the
annual sermon this evening. Episco-
pal eIeIgymen will be in attendance
from Canon City. Pueblo, Salfda, Wal
sen6seE Colorado Springs. Colorado
City. Denver and other points.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
Mr. AND mrs. SHERMAN
MOUSE GIVEN
AFMRNEl PARTY

ssysny-avs or q hundred Of The
neighhoes aAd frisads Of 0hsrman
Hoase. EAtAsred on Tuesday evening
q The hona Of Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
Cheney on Grand avsaue. Lincoln
Park. % bid him and his sstimaAas
1Anily God spsed n thssr new vsA-
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

sen. who recently resigned to take a
position in Nebraska. Mr.. Goodspud
comes to Canon City with splendid
recommendations as a dry goods man.
and. will, no doubt, redeem the high
est anticipatIons OF his friends in a
mangerical capacity. Mr. Goodspud
is unmarried.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
Daily Record Will
Entertain the Boys and
Girls Of Canon City
Tie Daily Record Has Hired the Opera Hosse and Has En-
sased Wizard Greene and Madam Wizard Greene the
Famous Magicians to Come Here for Special Pertor
naance to BE Given for Or Young Friends Thanksgiving


Daily Record once and get . ticket on
next Wednesday.
We will have more to say about this
wonderful entertainment the DAILY
Record Watch for further mention.
And don't forget the date-Thanks-
giving Day.
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19

w. c. Holman. formerly connected
with the Holman Grocery company OF
this city. bat now sngaged In buaiAees
at Olathe. etopDsa OF here % Tuee-
day for short visit while On his way
from the vestsrn saops to Ppsblo. He
10 in ths Usnsfal nlsreantils basiness
at OlatAe aA1 says that his ArIh has
one OF ths laRsset Ra&roaasss IN
Cañon City record., 1908-11-19
NEW MANA0ER AT Prank
L 0m1AU o1eAR

A. :. 0ooAspud. late salssaA with
Carsua. rlfis. oestt . enuoeay Of
CAtba0o, has tahsa eAarus - tAnaG-
% dt Efank |. on,lA's an s1s
tlose 9 ~ gsssDss g = &C.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
Rob Is Doing Well

A letter from Rober. NJ. How
ellis, dated at Fargo, was receiv-
eli at this Office yesterday.
Letters from Bob are always
rs Welcome as the birds in spring.
lime, but this was Goubly well
come because 1t contained an
ancloeu G on which was written
am order upon a certain Fargo
money changer, to pay to G. G.
knappen the price Of the sub
scription to the STANDARD to
Jan. ist 1865. We quote the
following from the letter: /
have changed my location from rom
Mjnot to here. was called in
here a week ago and offered the
position of assistant manager in
charge of collections for n. D.
for the Company with head
quarters and office here. and
have accepted the same and
. commenced work last Monday
morning.. Z"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
Kind Word For Ma tin.

In making q Wrlte-4p OF the
new members Of congress. iUs5
sworn in, the Wasnine ION cor
respondent OF The New York
tribune has lhis to say Of Eben
". Martin of this state:
Of the new members, only one,
E,hcn MeEe' Martin. # large
from South Dakota, has served
in congress before, He had SIX
years in the house. He made an
enviable rec cord for conscientious,
level headel work in congress
until the fate of politics gave w.
H. Parker of DeadWGod his job
two years ago. Mr.. Martin was
a member OF the 57th, 5Sth and
59th congresses and was one OF
the few northwestern members
to be called in frequent con-
sultation at the white house.
After Mr.. Parker Was elected to
fill his seat in the fiftieth con-
gress Mr.. Martin retired 10
private life for a time, but when
Mr.. Parker died he presented
himself for the vacancy and was
rewarded not only w tn the un-
expired term, but the seat in the
61st congress as we'll, Mr.. Mar
tin was born more than fifty
years ago in Iowa, was graduac,
ed from Cornell in the class of 70,
receiving the masters degree
three years later, and attended
the Arm Arbor law school. He
moved to Deadwood in 1880, and
has practised law there even
since. Mr. Martin is a member
Of the Loyal Legion and the
Sons of the American Revolution,
and was for several years presi-
dent of the Deadwood board Of
Ieducation.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
Christmas Salad.

For a Christmas salad select
the largest and brightest red
and cut a deep Slice lAotn
each at the stem end. Scoop
on the pulp; drop both the
covers and apples into cold water
and leaves them until needed.
Cut crisp celery into small pieces
with one third the quantity of
English walnuts or pecans brok-
en-; mix with very stiff mayon-
naise. Wipe and polish each
apple and fiji with the salad, fit
ting each cover carefully, anc
set on a bed of crisp lettuce
leaves just before serving.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
Accident on a Farm

Wednesday afternoon as two
men on the Bradley farm near
Watertown were unloading hay,
and as the fork was being drawn
back by the man on the load, the
rope broke and threw him head
foremost on the frozen ground
II feet below. That the man
escaped with his life is almost a
miracle. He was taken to the
house and is said at the present
writing to be out of danger.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
County 0nfion AGAIN

The county option" like Ban
quo's ghost viii not down but
will bob up serenley for another
try ouf ia the coming legislature.
The bill, as framed, is some
Shorter than the enc that was
defeated at the last election.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18
Rouse Nit der Grumbler,

There is in Sisseton as in all
communities. a very knowing
class of misanthropes albeit
they are generally very respect
able who rejoice in the name
of 'Grumblers, /" they are so
sure that the world is going to
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18

There will be a very shong
lobby on The floor both for and
against the bid.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-12-18

A. T. and A. NJ.
w. NJ. II l.. Morris.
S, w. A. B. Matthews.
j. w. II. l.. Allingham.
Treas, II. D. Massingham.
Sec. j. A. Rickert.
S. ID. w, j. Thomas.
j. d. II. L. Cortelyou.
S. S. A. w. Tower.
j. S. R, O. Lowry.
I. John w. Pryor.
EASTERN STAR.
Worthy Matron Mrs. Minnie
MATHEWS.
Worthy Patron J. C. Perkins.
Assistant Matron Mrs. Maude
Maldaner.
Treasurer Mrs. Gertrude Left
ingwell.
Secretary Mrs. Ella Babcock.
Con ductress Mrs. Lillian
Perkins.
Assistant Condructess Mrs.
Elizabeth Bobb.
Chaplain Mrs. Massingham.
Marshall = Mrs. Martha Cort-
elyou.
Organist Miss Allie Kennedy
Adah Mrs. Margaret Lowery.
Ruth Mrs. Mary Morris.
Esther Miss Lillian Evans.
Ma ,ha Miss Minnie Mathews.
Il Mrs. Mary Crosby.
Wafder Mrs. Rachel Peterson.
Sentinel H. &. Cortevou.
While the Eastern Star were
being installed some of the
/ Masons under the leadership of
j. A. Ric5ert, quietly left Tie
main hall and pr5cae led to nro-
pare the surprise OF he evening.
| Now everyone knows that 4
lis fertile in IDEAS and what Ne
can't t think of is not worth while
and after the installation was
over Mr.. H. S. Morris announced
/ that the gentlemen had prepared