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The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Members Of the judiciary of Detroit
V.ra ,,u.sts ~ ~. n. ni,Lt. 80 -

lumhus at Il social session. held Tues
day evening in their hall. No 40
AiChigan-aVc The entire circuit
bench consisting OF Judges Murfn.
Murphy MsnGell. Rohnert. Donovan
and HoSmcr was present and Judge
Phclan represented the recorder
court Allan II. Frazer represented
the bar. Judge Muffin delivered an
address on tho Judiciary and several
others smoke briefly
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
me annual meeting Of the FeIIOwcraft
club WIS held Tuesday evening mud

The ELECTION resulted I'm mo soIoCtiOn
81 Harry Austin and W. " McRryau.
and the recollection Of J. Ward How
land as members OF tho board 81
governors for three years. Officers
will he chosen next Tuesday from
among TIC members ~ ~" hoa ri
which now consists ~ T. r Sinclair
Thomas A. Conlon VIII \ Waite
Conrad ~ Smith g r Walker. s l.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
MR.. Annie l.. tndrus. president Of the
lncnI " q. Il l. mud Mrs Elm G

iii, ,'or,o CO ,'rn rn
m"mhcr Of the union. discussed pro-
Eibition I'm the meeting az the local
organization. TUESDAY afternoon. in
the AT Muscuw Mrs Andrus has
lust returned from Pontiac. where
she interviewed several ot the lead =
ing tradcsmen concerning prohibition
IN Oakland county,. Several Of the
merchants declare prohibition good
thing. hut some complain 90 because
trade they would otherwise get goes
10 Detroit. and favor Prohibition that
would cover TIVE whole state. The
p~oprietor OF tho Hodges house told
Mrs Ardrus that his business has
fallen Of Transient family trade he
said. would not come where liquor
cannot he sold with meals
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
FUNDS ARE RAISED FOR
FOREST LABORATORY

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Jan. 20.-Sec.
rotary Smith, OF the University or
Michigan. who has Just returned from
Saginaw. reports that between $4,000
and $4,000 has been subscribed by
the citizens OF the state To date pro-
vided the United States government
will locate the experimental station
for forestry purposes at the univer-
sity. The business men OF the state
are urged To contribute TO the cause.
Secretary Smith went TO Saginaw TO
interest lumbermen in the plan.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Just Flaw ius L.. Brnokc Will submit 10
L,.nln nj of iudifnr-l.cnnruI E'ulI-

cr that he remove his permanent res
idcnce 10 Lansing, taking this action
soon as he RECEIVERS from an Ill
ness which has confined him To his
home IN Detroit. The constitution
provides that supreme court Justices
must reside IN Lansing. but Justice
Erookc had kept his home In Detroit
temporarily desiring To have his
children finish their school terms
here before taking them 20 tho state
capital lie received his salary for
November and December but that for
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
rink Cook. .. wears old. went Ia the
conntN mil. TmeshnN nfternnOn. 10

visit his friends. Albert kotchcr ana
ANTHONY Riclowskt who arr locke
m on Charge of stealing 400
pounds ~ brass from the Michigan
Central ara as he waS about to Leave
was himself arrested by Deputy
sheriff William MartZ on suspicion
OF being implicated In tho hrass
theft He was taken To the Scotch
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
y the mailing of 100 checks. nRGrc-
,.stuy a. n,n rrn,,, The ufnca az the

referee I'm bankruptcy. the affairs Of
the United states p1ilV have been
closed up Adolph FiNcl, ia" frus-
tee. was able IL pav u per cent in
dividends on The $50 200 ~ cloims.
The incorporators of tho short lived
Daily were: : T. Hutchinson. w.
70 10 Iean.vl4lag
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
e. waldo WINS. Tuesday afternoon.
rlenfcl nrc sILe nj nI TIC n hiic Stnr

line 10 nj the vacancy caused by the
death OF g. A. Parker. w -. Parker
Will continue as general manager,
John Pridgoou Jr. as Treasurer:
traffic manager md g v Phillips
as assistant traffic mano2r~ y \
SchantZ Of the ~ = 6 line. was
added TO tho board Of directors
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
Bird and those elected Tuesday

Bird and those elected Tuesday
evening
the city asscssors are endeavOring TO
secure repIattinI of the property
between TMelfth-st. and Fourteenth
.Nc.. nOrta Of the boulevard This
land & now plated with the lots
running east and west. and with no
cross streets running through. white
all the other property in that vicinity
il plated with the lots running in
the opposite direction and facing
upon LOthrop and other avenues par
LII n, IN. nd hid
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
f,er % dn,. of ,nnrricd lie, ,nthony

0OuIttr Ur'IHr" Vt N'"'H Y" II
single again. ana Tuesday afternoon
fled n bill for diVorC" against his
wife. MARY Anthony was in police
court Mondav charged by his wife
| with disorderly conduct. Sic alleges
he threatened 10 XIII hcr rs soon
as he was acquitted. hc hunted up
LAWYER and started divorce pro-
llr1rr
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
rass t!li ives operated On Common
NeuIth-uNc N3ndu- ni1ht. with po0h

success. They stripped the outside
faucets. To which garden hose IS at
tached in tac Summer time from
every house on the street between
Grand River and AleNandrine-a AYES.
The police have no trace OF the
tbipVeG
The Detroit times., 1909-01-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

enntor John ID. Maci<ny's hill pro,ih-
su: For ~tn'~ civil service, van ne
st.pp prtrd by the recently - IN Ivd
Michigan Civil Service league.
.dv,urd =. Randolph, al sIiG.l.nad Park,
VIII .ucrc.d Auuiph (.cri.asd. Wausr
election as justice 90 t!tr peace Tor
Hamtranck. was declared illegal by
Judge lockwood.
he Edward J. hickey Go. has moor
pufatcd rO carry on ti:r Cictising bus
mess fDrulOgt. c1tiductt .N MI
Hickey To company is capitalIz'd
at 500. 600. 90 which s23.tli12 has
been paid iu cash Nj. Hickey holds
I $50 Of the 10000 shares OF stock
russ ~ ,Ip. ,n~rnfp. on Common
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

ment for better public highways in
this portion of the state.
The Canon City Colorado Springs
road. in which our people are special
ly interested. was endorsed and an ef-
fort will be made to have it incorpor-
ated into the system Of public high
ways to be constructed in part. at
least, from the internal improvement
fund. now in the state treasury. The
convention also concurred In the pro-
position to use convict labor In the
building OF the public roads.
Canon City had almost as many re-
representatives. In the conference as all
the other towns combined and their
influence was felt in everything that
was done Most OF the Canon City
people made the trip overland in auto
mobiles. although few made the
journey by rail. Those from this city
who took their automobiles were:
Warden Cleghorn. D. E. Gibson. DR..
Hart Goodloe. Frank L. Smith. c. A.
Biggs. Frank Thomas. Richard j.
hniSht. Nnas. fauis anu Snas' IL MI
Lain.
Most OF the Canon City party regis
tered at the Antlers, among the num-
Der being D. E. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson.
Mrs. Harding. Mrs. Lewis, T. NJ. Hard
ing. John Cleghorn. W. H. LAGRANGE,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. R. McLain, Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs
W. B. Rowland. F. P. Smith. W. H.
Dozier. c. W. Bethel. J. F. MArr. Jas.
H. Goodloe. James d. Biggs. Guy U.
Hardy. A. E. Wilson. Chas. Reeves,
A. H. Seely. Robt. 8. Lewis. Chas. L.
Milton. w. H. Doxier and R. J. Knight
Among those from Florence were 8.
G. Kelso and W. E. Mitchell.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
CREE HORNER PASSES OVER
At PENNSYLVANIA HOME

The Daily Courier OF Connellsville.
Pa. tells OF the death of Cree Horner,
who died at his home there January
18TH Mr.. Horner was employed by the
Daily Record last year. He was Ill
when he came to Canon City and had
to quit work and return home because
OF a decline in health.
The Connellsville Courier says Of
Mr.. Horner:
The White Plague has taken a for
mer member OF the reportorial staff Of
this paper. In the roar Of the wild
winter storm Saturday evening. Cree
Horner sank peacefully into eternal
sleep He was cut down in the flower
OF his young manhood, but not before
he had done a goodly portion OF the
work which newspaper men do in the
undying cause Of humanity. Editors
are reporters are only human. to be
sure. and they have their weaknesses
and perhaps their wickedness as we'll.
as other people; but in the industrial
army none work more faithfully. none
do SO much that is so little appreciat-
ed. none serve their brethren with
greater zeal and less reward. none
promote the public welfare with so
few thanks, none betray more public
spirit with less public appreciation.
Cree Horner did not get much reward
in this life for his work. There Is
something coming to him In the Great
Beyond"
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

might prove beneficial to her health.
About two months ago, while shop
ping in Durango. Mrs. Terry fell and
broke her arm and badly bruised her
body generally. from the effects of
which pneumonia developed. She has
remained in a critical condition ever
since. not recovering as much as de-
,ired. so the attending physician ad-
vised that she be taken to the lower
part OF California. where 1t was hoped
the mild. warm climate and sunshine
would do much to improve her condi-
ton. Judge Terry and their daughter.
Mrs. N. w. Strong Of Denver. were
with Mrs. Terry in California. and will
return with the remains to Pueblo.
where the interment will be made.
Services will be held At McCarthey's
chapel Thursday. the 2sth. at ten
O'Clock.
Deceased was An aunt Of Mrs. H.
Sartor Of this city and was one OF the
old time residents Of this community.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
232 Main St.

time We will have for boys now. We
will endeavor to make 1t interesting
for them during these hours. Our
words for men is so much larger and
OF so much greater import that this
arrangtiement is Imperative. The Y.
NJ. c. A. is not kindergarten play
house, but a mems Institution. We are
willing. however, to deviate from the
usual laws governing mems clubs Of
various natures. and look out in .
limited way for the men Of tomor-
row" When our new building Is COM
pleted It will be modern and contain
separate rooms exclusively for boys
work.
The state convention at Colorado
Springs from Feb. eth to 7th. will b
one Of the largest and the very best
ever held in Colorado. One fare for
the round trip. Le< many prepare to
attend.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
lad our WORK --....l - =
READY TO Give Up IN DESPAIR

Restored to Health By Vinol
II was sick. rundown and finally
hd to give up work After trying
Q number of remedies and several ply
sicians. l was just about ready to give
up In despair. saw Vinol ad-
vertised and decided to try it.
and 1t has done more good for
me than all other means combined. It
has built me up and restored my
strength until l now feel twenty years
younger. and am able to attend to my
work again as usual" Job JeavonA,
1886 Lind street. Wheeling, w. Va
The reason Vinol Is 30 successful in
such cases II because 1t contains tonic
iron and all of the Strengthening
blood-making and bodybuilding ele-
ments Of cod liver oil, but no oil.
Vinol II unexcelled as q strength
creator for old people. delicate children,
weak. rundown persons. and after
sickness-and IL the best known rem
ody for coughs. colds and bronchitis.
We return your money II Vinol fails
70 g1vo satisfAction.
SEELH DRUG co.
CANON CITY
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
FIRE DEPARTMENT SEVEN
YEARS OLD TO-DAY

Today is the seventh birthday ami
versary OF the Canon City fire depart
ment and a number Of people have
called at headquarters to compliment
the firemen upon the efficiency Of their
organization.
Previous to the administration OF
Jas. H. Peabody as mayor Canon City
relied for protection from fire upon
volunteer organization. which had ex-
listed for a good many years and
which Is yet a valuable auxiliary.
January 25th. 1902. the present paid
department was launcded with Geo.
r. Cassidy as chief and c. T. Chap
man as captain. Mr.. Cassidy is still
It's chief. having held the position con-
tinuously from the day OF the organi-
zation OF the department to the pre-
sent time Mr.. Chapman continued a.
captain until last August when he
resigned to enter another line of busi-
ness.
There 10 not a man now ON the pay
roll OF the department that started out
WIN IL seven ycAEh Aeo oASCPN EAt
Cassedy. although the horses. Chief"
and Taylor" are still In service and
are. APPARENTLY. good for another year
or two. They were formerly employed
on the streets, part OF the time at
tached to the sprinkling wagon. and
were purchased for the department by
Chas. Swanson. who was hen n mem
Der Of the city council.
In the seven years Of its history the
department has responded TO 23l fire
calls. and Investigated about twenty
false alarms. Ii has never failed in its
duty when requirement was made for
its services and has saved the city
from anything like serious confia-
grafton. The biggest loss in all the
years OF the existence OF the depart
ment was the Cripple Creek shops.
which were burned September 2sth.
1906, entailing loss OF something like
$25 900. The active men OF the depart
ment as now constituted are r. w.
Johnson. captain: Virgil Cutler, lieu
tenant. and Geo. L. Paddgett. pipe
man. The people Of Canon City have
reason to be proud Of their IRE de-
partment and falicltate its members
upon the seventh anniversary Of their
organization.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
CANON CITY GIRLS won
SIGNAL TRIUMPH AT VICTOR
IN Basket BALL GAME
Local Team Swept Everything Before Themn the District
Debating the Cripple Creek High School Orsani
xation BY Substantial Margin 1hoss-
day Night and the Victor Team
Friday Night

Victor had the big end OF the score.
How they did no body but the official
scorekeeper. a man with brick colored
hair and a blond voice, could give an
account. BY much rolling and tumb-
ling, and after the ball had bumped
into the face OF every man in the
crowd and had tried to make a nest
for itself among the feathers and
frumpery OF every woman's hat, the
Victor girls found that they had
thrown two goals, while their sisters
from the coal mining town had scored
one point on q foul.
After a short breathing spell while
the Victor Boosters yelled their loud
est and the visitors from Cripple
Creek tried to drown the racket with
derisive yells. the girls emerged from
the dressing rooms with their hal.
freshly fastened down. The umpire
blew his whistle, and the confusion
began anew.
Becoming accustomed to the sQuirm-
ing and twisting OF the players the
crowd began to be able TO keep track
of the game. Victor quickly threw
two goals from the foul: foul Is any
thing from pulling hair to tripping
and their supporters went crazy. The
Canon girls. with a look on their faces
which seemed 20 spell now or never,
began playing in manner which
could not be stopped. When the dust
Of battle had settled down after the
whistle brought the affair to close,
Il was found that Canon had annexed
the game by a score OF II to 6. Picking
up hair pins and rubbing bruises the
players hiked to their dressing rooms,
leaving their friends to pick up BUSH
els OF hair pins. while they rubbed
bruises and told each other how II
happened.
The game was n hitting close to the
Victor girls playing season. While
they did not win. they put up . game
which was highly creditable- Aside
from a little roughness the game was
the best girls game seen here for
some time"
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
FORMER CANON CITY YOuN6
MAN MARRIED IN GREELEY

A. A. Carson, formerly OF Canon
City. but now living In Denver. where
he Is employed a. q stenographer with
the Anderson -Dunway Clothing COM
pany at l439 Lawrence street. was
married at Greeley on the goth inst.
to Miss Iona Dill Of Winchester. Kan
sas. The groom graduated from Dodds
Commercial college here In the class
Of 'O7 and for two years previously
made his home in this city. In refer
ring to the wedding the Greeley Trib-
une says:
Iona Dill Of Winchester. Kansas. were
married on Wednesday at the home OF
the brides sister. Mrs. 7. r. McCrae,
$50 Sixteenth street. The wedding was
a simple home affair and was witness
ed by only the immediate relatives
and friends. The ceremony was per-
formed at So'clock by Rev. French Of
the Reformed Presbyterian church at
Denver. assisted by Rev. J. NJ. Wyiie.
OF Greeley. Following the ceremony a
| wedding supper was served.
The bride came here week ago
to visist her sister. The groom has
been in Denver two years. where they
will reside. Friends OF the couple here
heard of the wedding and phoned
Denver friends. who came to Greeley
on the evening train. and with the
Greeley young people. serenaded the
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
son left this morning for their home
| in Denver"
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

while being brought to the peniten-
tiary to serve = twenty-five year
sentence for the murder OF John
Walsh, a saloon keeper at Leadville.
June 1893. was acquitted at Minneap-
polls a few days ago Of the robbery
of a sleeping car on the Northern
Pacific railroad in April OF last year,
will. after all, be compelled to pay the
penalty for the crime committed In
Colorado.
Sherclifie will remain in custody
of the Minnesota officials until an Off
Ger from this state can be sent after
him when he will be brought here
and entered upon the prison rolls.
Shercliffe is an all around bad man
and is wanted in nearly every state
in lthe Union for offenses ranging
from petty larceny to murder. The
crime for which he was convicted in
Leadville was the killing of John
Walsh, saloonkeeper who was mur-
dered and robbed fifteen years ago.
Although the authorities unearthed
enough evidence to justify Shercliffe's
arrest as a suspect he was being pro-
tected in Iowa and it was not until he
left that state that his arrest was
made possible.
Even then the Lake county officials
had difficulty in holding him. 50
numerous were the other states who
were clamoring to get possession Of
the prisoner.
SherclifYe was convicted OF the
Walsh murder after brief trial. He
was sentenced to a term of twenty
FIVE years in the penitentiary, but be-
fore he had been taken from the court
he made the boast that he would
never enter the Colorado penitentiary.
He was arrested at Knoxville, Ten
nessee. and taken from there to Min
neopolia-
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
4 WORD TO THE PEOPLE AND ESPECIALLY
TO THE MERCHANTS OF CANON CITY

Some time ago there was planned
10 Pueblo what vas called the
Trades Excursion' or cheap rates
frem all the towns In the Southern
pArt Of tho state to Pueblo. that peo-
pie might take advantage OF some of
ths soealled bargains offered At that
dme. Tho merchants Of Canon City
- we'll a. all tho other small towns
rlised the plea with the people that
attending these sales was an
Injustice to the town where they lived,
and to the merchants who paid the
most OF the taxes In the town. That
much II history.
Nov I claim that am in the same
boat - the merchants were. a Pu-
ablo 10 constantly invading my field
with its cheap railroad rates that they
nay induce the people Of Canon City
- 70 there and attend their attrAc-
tons which do not play at the local
theatre. Every time that one Of those
excursions are given and patronized.
not only Injuries the theatrical busi-
ness In our town. but the town It's
self Just AZ much. for II takes the in
terest away from the local house and
when a meritorious performance does
come here there Is a small attendance
and the theatrical company goes away
from here with the report that Conon
City Is one OF the worst places i'm
imaginable. and l wish to say that the
"show People" are the greatest boost
ers that any place ever had. and they
are Just as hard knockers. Also.
that It Is n well know fact that Canon
needs a new opera house.
Now there la no one going to VEN
tare to build a new opera house hero
- long az these conditinos exist. and
the local management cannot secure
Arst class attractions unless the
house 10 better patronixed. We all ad-
nit that . nice theatre and . good
play u something to be enjoyed and
with the help Of the people Canon City
u bound to have these just A. with
tAsir help they will have . now drive
way TO thu top Of the Gorge and with
r&Asir help they did build the Skyline
arivevay. G. 8. ROGERS.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

cession. eighteen OF the thirty-one
United States senator's whose terms
expire with that OF President Roose-
welt. will on the fourth OF March. be
sworn In to succeed themselves.
Among the thirteen new senator's is
included former Governor Cummins
OF Iowa. who IL now serving out the
une1pired term OF the late Senator
Allison.
The newcomers in the senate will
be: Wesley L. Jones. Washington !:
Theodore E. Burton. Ohio; George E.
Chamberlain. Oregon: e. d. Smith,
South Carolina: M. N. johnson. North
Dakota: Benjamin F. Shively. Indi-
ana: Coe. l. Crawford. South Dakota
Joseph l. Bristow. Kansa; W. o.
Fletcher. Florida: Elihu Root. New
York: Charles J. Hughes. Colorado:
A. B. Cummins. Iowa.
Senators Brandegee Of Connecticut
Clarke Of Arkansas. Clay Of Georgia
Dillingham; OF Vermont. Gallinser OF
New Hampshire. Gore OF Oklahoma
Hepburn Of Idaho. johnson OF Ala
bama. McEnerney. OF louisiana, New
lands OF Nevada. Overman Of North
Carolina, Penrose OF Pennsylvania
Perkins Of California. Smoot OF Utah
Smith OF Maryland. Stephenson OF
Wisconsin and Stone OF Missouri, all
have or will he re- elected
The retiring senators and their
length of service were as follows:
Ankeny. Washington. years: For
aker. Ohio, 12 years: Fulton. Oregon
6 years; Gary, South Carolina, l year
Handbrought, North Dakota. IS years
Hemenway, Indiana. 6 years: Kilt,
redge. South Dakota, s years; Long
Kansas. 6 years: McCreary. Kentucky
8 years: Milton, Florida. year: Plat,
OF New York. - years: Teller, Colo.
RADIO. "a years.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
CANON CITY PEOPLE AT THE
GOOD ROADS CONFERENCE

Canon City and Fremont county
were splsndidly represented at the
Good Roads conference In Colorado
Springs on Friday. there being about
thirty-nvs people in attendance from
here and half dossn from Y1orsaos,
The confefsnoe was held under he
auspices Of the "a PAso C0uAty Good
Roads asscciatioA aaa he COLORADO
0priAss Auto0ohlle claA. aAA oan
hardly fAil 10 - Deednetivs q n1eA
Ooo1 d ~ aAvaAoomnne e - 0oVo-
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28

Tho girls basket ball team of the
Canon City high school has demon
strated itself to be one Of the swiftest
examinations OF the kind in Colorado.
indeed. there is reason for the belief
that 1t would make an excellent rec
ord II an opportunity were Afforded
Il to compete for the championship
Of the state. The team returned home
this morning from triumphal tour
Of the Cripple Creek district. where
n added to Its laurels by defateing
both the Cripple Creek and Victor
high school organizations: the first
on Thursday night and the latter on
Friday night Many Of the friends OF
the team were at the railroad station
sn its arrival and congratulated its
members upon their splendid achieve
nents in the district
During their visit to Cripple Creek
and Victor the girls were royalty en-
tertained after each game. and have
many kind words to say concerning
their treatment.
At both games the crowd was large
and enthusiastic. Altogether the trip
vas a great success. and especially
ENJOYABLE because OF Its victories.
On next Friday night the Cripple
Creek team will be here to play the
return game. They say they are going
70 win without doubt. The game will
be the hardest OF the season because
Of the tremendous effort that the Wis
iung team will make to win back its
lost iaurels.
In describing the Victor game the
Cripple Creek Times OF this morning
says:
"A tumbled and twisted mass OF
Arms and legs and flying hair weaved
itself back and forth across the floor
q McCarvill's hail last night before .
largo and noisy crowd. When with the
assistance OF . couple Of otacials-the
oaly men allowed on the floor-the
mass had been untanEled after the
arst scrimmage. Il was found the girls
baaket ball teams OF tho Victor and
North Canon City high schools had
succeeded In making a score Of 4 to l.
Cañon City record., 1909-01-28
MRS. J. n. TERRY DIED AT
LOS ANGELES SATURDAY

Mrs. J. H. Terry. wife OF J1dgs
Terry OF silvsrtoa. died at Los An
eslss. Calif.. saturday. Nrs. Terry bad
bot rscsatly reached CaliforaiA nom
ColoraAo ia AoOss that tAo change
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