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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
ANNUAL SMOKER OF COMMERCIAL
CLUB NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
Interesting Program Has Been Prepared And Large Attendance Of The
Members Is Urged Refreshments And Cigars To Follow Address,

City."--B. R. Jouett.
Z. Address, GAS | See Winches-
ter. Nv. "A. Beatty.
8. Address, "Some Needed I'm
provements."-D. l.. Pendleton.
8. Address, "The Part Advertis-
ing Plays in Building a City."IJudge
w. M. Becllner.
Refreshments and cigars.
The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 7;30 o'clock in the Cir
cult Court room and every member
of the club is urged to be present.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12

arise along certain lines in the fu-
ture. Provision is made for a joint
high commission to be made perma-
nent in character. go R.5t
Dependent upon the final ratifica-
ton Of the treaty by the United
States and Great Britain. rests the
settlement Of numerous complications
connected with the water boundaries
along the northern border. which
have been the source OF more or less
annoyance at different times. Includ-
ed in these are the regulations of the
use of the waters Of the great lakes,
with the secondary, but none the less
important question, OF the. diversion
of the waters Of these boundaries, in
Guiding Niagara falls. 2
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
CHURCH SOCIAL AT
HOME OF J. n. MAC NELL
Every One Is Invited As Meeting 3
For Benefit of the Mission
airy Society.

There will be church social given
at the residence of Rev. j. H. Mac
Neil at No. 20, French avenue Thurs
day evening at z o'clock for the ben
eft of the centennial offering Of the
missionary society. Refreshments
win be served and there viii be plenty
Of good music. Every one is invited
to attend and bring a silver Offering,
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
Shot by stray Rullet.

Hamilton. o., Jan. ~ = When no
delivered milk on Washington street
Frank Concannon, 16, was shot In the
left side by stray bullet. His COM
panion, Mart Kammerer, was unable
to tell who fired 1t. Concannon,s
condition is critical.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
-
VISITS COLUMBUS.

Col. T.. g. Stuart, Of this atty, was
one of the Kentucky guests of honor
at the inaugural ceremonies and ball
given to Judson Harmon, Governor of
Ohio, at Columbus Monday night.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
VOTE IS CAST
carew Will Carry Result of Ohio Bal
lot to WASHINGTON.

carew Will Carry Result of Ohio Bal
lot to Washington.
Columbus. o., Jan. 12.-Ohio's cleo
toral vote was cast for William H
Taft and James Schoolcraft Sherman
at the final session of the members
of the Ohio electoral college, at
which President John S. Easement
presided. The balloting Immediately
followed a short invocation by Rev.
Washington GLADDEN.. "a
Joseph T. Carew of Cincinnati,
elector-atlarge, was selected to carry
the result of the ballot to the presi-
dent of the United States senate a.
Washington. and George M. Skies Of
Shelby to convey it to the United
States district court at Cincinnati.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
TURKISH government
I ACCEPTS TEN MILLION
Austr0-Hungarian Offer For Annexa-
ton of Balkan States
Satisfactory.
Special to The News.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 12.-
The Turkish government accepts the
Austro-Hungarian offer of ten mil
lion, eight hundred thousand dollars
indemnity for the annexation of Bos-
MIA and Herzegovina. The POSSIBLE
ity of war is therefore removed.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
Wright Arrives In France.

Cherbourg, Jan. 12-OrYille virgins
and his sister, Miss Katherine, hayU
arrived here and proceeded toward
Paris. Mr. Wright said he did nos
intend to make an aeroplane fight I'm
France, but would continue to WORK
towards perfecting the apparatus,
He would probably go with his BROTH
er Wilbur to Pau.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12

Mr.. A. HI. SIMPSON returned this
week from Crown City, Ohio. This
section of Ohio grows hurley tobacco
and Mr.. SIMPSON has spent several
weeks there in the employ of the
American Tobacco Company.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
RETURNS FROM CINCINNATI.

Mrs. Ella W. Haggard has returned
from a weeks stay in Cincippati,
where she has been selecting the
spring stock of goods for her millin-
cry store. ~ e
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
Clark County National.

D. B. Hampton, President.
s. d. Golf, Vice President.
B. F. Curtis, Cashier.
r. o. Fitch, Assistant Cashier.
Board of Directors-T. G. Barrow,
r. P. Taylor, S. K. Hodgkin, S. d.
Golf, D. L. Pendleton, Vie Bloomfield,
d. B. Hampton, Floyd Day.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
ANNUAL ELECTION OF
THE NATIONAL BANKS
Clark County and Citizens Choose
Their Officers For the
Year.

The annual election.:of officers of
the Citizens and ClarkGounty Ma
5 tional Banks was held atsthe respec-
tive bank buildings this morning and
the following officers for the ensuing
: year were elected: Practically the
same officers and board of directors
of each bank were elected.
Citizens National Bank.
J. D. Simpson, President.
T. F. Phillips, Vice President.
A. Fl. Hampton, Cashier.
J. w. Poynter, Assistant Cashier.
Board of Directors B. Wills,
NJ. Fl. Gardner, M. III. Bush, M. S.
Simpson, 7. F. Phillips, A. H. Hamp-
fOY7
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
TOWN WINS THE
INDOOR GAME
Large Crowd at Auditorium Monday
Night. Score, Town, %;
College 10.

Ii the enthusiasm or last night is
any criterion, indoor baseball is an
assured success In Winchester. In
spite of the bad weather, three hun
dred people turned out and kept
the Auditorium ringing with their
appreciation of the work DONE
This being the first game, little
raggedness was apparent, but with
more practice the game will run
much more smoothly and rapidly.
AS it was, six innings were played
and these were replete with every
kind of baseball ever seen on field.
Some sensational stops and catches
were pulled off and some very yell
low baseball, was INDUCED in.
Moore Plays Well.
Fol the town boys, Moore in left
field made catch of a fly bail that
sailed high over the decorations
and beams until it was seemingly
lost. but as it came to earth again
he smothered it. Proctor pitched a
consistent game. He was hit freely
at times but used his head. to get
him out of several tight holes
Todd at first played fine ball. r
StapIet0n Starred.
Stapleton starred foi the college
team. He made a couple of good
catches of difficult flies and did fine
work at the bat, fully justifYiDg
placing him at the head of the
batting list. Green also played
good game in the other field. The
college pitching was notable be-
cause of its wildness. Rosser did
good work forSa time but later could
not locate the plate and Crockett
was substituted. He was steadier
butNwas hit freely. Stone was very
handy with the stick. Caldwell
was very erratic, doing splendid
work at one minute and letting
them 60 by the next. More prac-
tice will work wonders for both
teams.
The Rooters Club.
Mention must be made of the
Rooters' Club, headed by Charlie
Strother. 1t furnished as much en-
tertainment as did the players.
The next game should be played
Monday night and should see stand
ing room at a premium.
The game, as was predicted, was
win for the town team, but by
a close score, considering the game.
The final score was: Town team
90; college, 10. That this score will
stand as the high record score of the
year goes without saying.
Score BY Innings.
Town ..........3 5 4 A
! Total %. 80
College =. ........7 5 6 1 o
Total 10.
Umpires, Jim Phillips, Geo. S. DIAL
getty.
Scorers, Moore, DR.. Crutcher.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-12
Score BY Inning

Umpires, Jim Phillips, Geo. S. Dial
getty.
Scorers, Moore, DR.. Crutcher.
Evening star., 1909-06-23

li15 X ST. N.W.-TWO EIABoRATEI1 FUR
fences je23-3t'
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
One cent a word for 15 words
FURNISHED.

COOL. ATTRACTIyEIY FURNISHED ROOMS;
summer rates. Telephone 1910 18Th NV.
jep3-
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COOLEST APARTMENT IN WASHINGTON: SIN
outside rooms and bath: wide. breezy porch
ao34 North Capitol St. second floor.
Evening star., 1909-06-23

1850 STH ST w-FLAT OF THREE FUR
canveniences jp233t
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ALLAN E. WALKER & co.. INC.

ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INC.
1412 G st. NV.
1912 n. 1sr. Oh. Sl5U 2024 Wis av. Or. b. Is. 90
152a av. l2r. h. .110 81 sw. 6r. IL 90
1871 RI av NV 12r. bS5 90 21l9 Greens ct 5r..s 80
9l7 10Th NV, Tor, b. 500 FLATS.
1912 W, l0r. Oh. 40 80 120 9th nw.9r.b AZ .0o
1890 + NV. Tor. b. 40 90 22i9 y. 5r. hi, &c. 80
$500 10Th. Sr. b. .3a.an 1105 d ne. 5rEb .2I on
2fnj 11th w.6r. b.33 90 331 l1th NV. 5f. bis. 80
IS4l I4th NV Or h. 800 1S46 NV. Or. b. l6. 10
3150 Q NV. 6r. b. $3.50 GARAGE.
~ Fla NV. .6r, botD l24l W large rm. Go .O0
36 ne. Sr. b.. .225O s1S"4 Biltmore. brick
1925 G ne. Sr. h. ..u5J stable. 20. 90
Send for up-tO-date rent bulletin.
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FOR RENT-H.OUSES.
UNFURNISHED.
FOR RENT
: HEN T.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1349 New York ave. NV.

STONE <
1349 New y
Adjoining col
5000. sos 18th NV, oar
S1c5. 1901 18th nw.12r. .2b
S125. .425 18th NV
S125. 1925 NJ NV. 14r.3t
500. 1921 Mass av NV
500. 1927 Mass v,12r. 3b
500. ia 18th NV. LII
500. lois 14th NV. Ill
$50. 43.1152 1Gtn NV. il b
$50. .1340 2lst NV. Tor. .2t
ST5...127 18th NV. lar. .2t
S61. 1850 Col rd. 12r. b
s65 1902 10Th NV, l0r. 2h
500. HOG 18th NV. lar. b
500. .l3S Pa av nv
$50. ia lltb NV. lar. t
500. ..916 23d nw.l2r .2t
$50. l4O0 Irving NV. Tor. b
$40. so. Az G. nw.l4r. /
S5a. 1920 18th NV. Or. h
$55. Ills 21st nw.llr, h
$50. ..lT44 Q NV, 10r, /
$50. ..20c6 T NV. Tor. b
$50. ..170s 21st w.9r, /
$50. ..121S 9th NV. 12r
$50. 1911 1lth NV. l0r. b
$40. .1717 Ore av. 10l
$50. .a24 23d nw.i2r.2h
$50. 1890 Newton. .10r. 2h
$50. Woodside. Nd
S45. -. 1904 11th NV. 11r. i
81. 80. 3019 18th NV. Tor. /
S45. 30. =. .i245 Kenyon
S45. 50.lTi1 Park d. Or. b
s45. .2619 Univ pl. 1Ul
S45. .a37 y NV. 6l
s+5. .1725 Riggs. Tor. t
Si3. .17o3 Enciid. I0l
s45. HIS Honkins. 9r.t
$40. 30. .l745 Z NV. Or. b
s42. 30. 1419 9th NV. 10r. b
s40.m. .2io1 18th. II
$40. 80. 1850 Ore av. .10r. b
$40. 80. .2n20 18th NV,
$40. :. 900 T NV. Or, b
$40. 300 K NV. Or, b
S%s 10. 1877 Ore ". Inr. L
ST. 30. 24O6 14th NV. Or. h
S27. 80. .30i4 14tn NV, 9r
ST. 90. ..1i30 Newton. ST
s2T 20. .1o12 s NV. Or. b
S37. 30. 15o7-11 Irving. II
So 80. 1884 9th NV. Or. h
ST.. 30. IL \ NV. ST
t35 ~, 1920 10Th nv Il.
s35. 20. his Q nw.10r. b
s35. 30. 1920 18th Gw. sr
So 10. l41G 14th nw.5r. q
$3.50. 30 | No. 11r. h
s25. 20. 43l Mass AZ Or. h
$3.50. 29-31 | NV. .11r. h
81. 0.l74a 18th NV. ar
$50. ..I411j Monroe. Gr
S33 %. .22S G NV. sr. b
$50. 20. 1907 I'd NV. 7r. h
So. 30. .155 Randolph
S32. 80. .939 q NV. Sr. b
So. 80. AZ 4th ne. Sr. h
$50. 80. 1915 Fl nw.1Or. b
$50 30. .41S 4th ne. 81
SO. 30. .4n2 4.h ne 6r h
$50. 80. 1917 Monroe fr. h
$50. 30. 1907 y Capri t
$50. 30. .aI3 14th e.6r. |
$40. 30 3n1 Center, new
5000. .432 4th ne. Sr. b
$50. 80. .3GlS 18th W.T.
90 IN. 1hi1 2uth NV 81. b
$50. 30. 500 14th ne. 81
$40 10. .S4 r NV. 6r. +
SOS. 20. :. .3l2 G ne. n
See our list of apart
to Let.
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FOR RENT-2o44 ONTARIO ROAD. ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat: colonial porch: s22 so
Apply VI. ]. kEANE. 6o4 Colorado building.
loo
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81 GRANT PLACE NV. : FRONT ROOM.
southern exposure: two back rooms. yeranda:
running water in rooms: porcelain tubs: tran
SiputS taken JeSs-0f'
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TIE COLDE\STROTH 1913 PA AVE. NV.
has few rooms for rent tn weekly tenants at
special summer prices. All the accommodations
of first-class hotel Mt boarding house rates.
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ROOM FOR RENT AT THE CUMBERLAND.
sixth floor. Apt g.
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iFIRNISHED ROOMS. CLEVELAND PARK.
1913 Norton place. je23-f'
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FOR RENT-EXCELLENT LOCATION: II
rooms and bath: steam heat: all modern i'm
provements; good repair. Rent reduced to
$3S. So
Also fine house for boarding or rooming; good
location; modern. Rent, 500 80.
JOHN B. DASH,
Hibbs. building
723 18th ST. NV.


AUL CO. 7TH & l. NV.
SHi34 Ga ay. 10. 90
616 La av. ha SENT g. co
COLORED TENANTS.
17o3Seaton NV. Ar. b20. 30
2o19Water NV. or. Wiz. 80
SD st ne. Ar, W. 1000
521 Johnson CT NV.
ir. w. o 70
1925 1st sw. 5r. W. 4. 80
STABLES.
Rear 1413 N NV. 1000
RI 2113 Ga av, sta &
? acres. =. .1c. 90
r 2151 Sth nw. 4stls1 1000
OFFICE ROOMS.
s12 + NV. 3r. b.. 40. on
1851 U NV. 4r. b. $500
J1o r NV. 1r. 10. 90
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley 40 on
Rear 613 l. NV. 1900
ie12-tf
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4l2 II ST NW.-SECOND- FLOOR FRONT. 3
rooms: gas range and water; furnished; large
porch rent. 500. ie22-"t'
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1850 10TH ST. N.W.-LARGE. COOL SEiDND
floor front room: private family suitable Tor
gentleman: S15 per month. je22-ot-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHEn

FOR RENT-MODERN HOUSE. IL ROOMS AMI
bath: one square from Capitol. Library and
cars. Inquire l01 I'd 81. ne. te211t',eSu
Evening star., 1909-06-23

FOR Rents ROOM HOUSE. BARN AND
acres land: Greenyale. near reform school
IanSdon: $500 Apply TO WM. II: SEA
MAN. 1424 1ith n. js2l -Sts
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FOR RENT-ROOM: LARGE BAY WINDOW.
2f-siory front: suitable for two gentlemen
close 10 III St cars: : minutes walk from
Union station 10 I'd ST ne je22 St.
Evening star., 1909-06-23

FOR GENTLEMEN: 1863 T N.w.-TWO COM
SIS and $40 je2l-1t
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111o VI ST. N.W-TWO SECOND-FLO0R FUR
niShed rooms. jc.Z-3t'
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FOR RENT-JUST BUILT.
Six large rooms and bath: large colonial
porches: concrete cellar: yards In front and
back. Finished without regard to cost Don't
fail these.
SAMPLE HOUSE OPEN ALWAYS.
10 to 720 Morton st. Rent. nt....-...... So5 so
1924 to 1870 Brightwood ave. Rent. .S2I so
MOORE & HILL unc.l, 1883 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-23

FOR RENT-BY l.. J. MILLS. eo5 STH NV.
1884 Willard. 6r bS20 30 l6ooie Sd NV Or b 10 90
ieIa
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FOR RENT-321 18th ST. NE.
Six large and bath: large yards:
porches in front and back. convenient car
lines. In perfect repair. 4 bargain at 5000.
MOORE HILL tInc.}. 1858 & st. NV.
ieo3-3t
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FEMALE.

WANTED YOUNG LADY TO ADDRESS CIR
culars; about four weeks work: salary. 81 per
week. Address GOOD PEN. Star Office.
ie23-2tt
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FOR RENT-REDUCED TO $50.
The prettiest six room house in Washington:
HOT-wATER HEAT: TILED BATH: attract
i've decorations. Healthy. cool location; near
10th and Park road.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
soOp
Evening star., 1909-06-23
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED = TRAVELLING SN.ESMEN EARN
- fa 20 10000 yearly Write for free hook,
How Statesmen Succeed and secure position
as travelling salesman with reliable firm.
RRADSTREET SYSTEM. Dept. 135. Rochester.
% va
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FOR RENT-COLORED
Don't miss the opportunity to rent 3ls Elm
st. rooms and bath: in perfect condition;
$3.50. CHAS. E. BANES. 1921 F st.
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| FOR RENT-C0T0REp.
| dition Key next NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S3n SO
| teia6t CHAS F.. RANES 1921 T ST.
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SELECTED LIST OF
HOUSES FOR RENT
BY
MOORE & HILL GNC),
1888 G. ST. NV.

33 I ne, 11r. h. $3.50
81 | ne. llr. b. 80
1909 Monroe. Or. b.3o. 30
1850 Monroe. Or. .b.35. 90
2c2 G NV. 7r. b.. $3.50
AS 4th ne. Or, b..32.30
52l 18th NV. 7r. b.32. 80
40S 4th ne. Or. h. 80. 30
614 9th ne. 7r, b. 80. 30
Ills : Fl av. .r. h30. 30
l342 Riggs. Or. h. IS. 30
1880 Ga nv NV. Or b27.N
1894 Ga nv NV Or. ,,21 ~
1896 Ga ay NV Or. b2I. 20
1i5 lst NV. Or. b.. %. -
315 / ne. 6r. b. 20. 30
104 G ne, Or. b. .25. 80
2217 III NV. Ir. b.25.30
TO Morton NV. Or, b2o. 10
7l2 Morton NV. .6r. .ho5. 30
TIA Morton NV .6r. b25. 30
3O7 ! ne. 6r. b. .25. 30
116 Morton (new).
6r. b. %. 30
rl0 Shnnhnr1 nu-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
COLORADO SPORTSMAn'S
ASSOCIATION NAY ESTAB-
uSH FISH HATCHERY
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
William Givens. who is employed
by the Fremont county branch of the
Colorado Sportsmen's Association
is in town and states that the asso-
citation has its fences up and gates
locked on its leased ground on upper
Beaver Creek. A new cabin has been
erected for the headquarters Of Mr..
Givens. The leased territory covers a
territory of 30 miles and extends
from the Beaver Land and Irrigation
company's hydraulic haedgate to the
Skagaway reservoir on West Beaver
and the Teller county line on the
East Beaver.
The association contemplates put
ting in fish hatchery of their own
in short time and will stock the
leased territory whenever 1t is DEEM
ed necessary. $4,000 trout fry have
been liberated in Beaver Creek dur
ing the past year by the state and
with the large number of native hatch
that has been made n the creek
ing next year should be excellent.
The fishermen of Fremont county
while some object to joining the as
sociation, have reasons to feel kind
ly toward 1t, for had 1t not secured
the lease on Beaver creek, party Of
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
FORMER CANON CITY
GIRL ALLEGES THAT her
HUSBAND HYPNOTIzEO Her

will bring them before Judge Lindsey
upon his return to Denver, for the
purpose Of settling the permanent
custody Of the youngsters.
when Deputy Uzzell arrived for
my grandchildren he showed An order
for them from the Juvenile court said
the aged Donovan. But . storm was
raging. The wind was blowing and the
lightning and thunder were playing
hide and seek. The two children were
tucked away in bed asleep, where
there grandmother had placed them
for the night. One Of the children Is
in delicate health. To take them out of
that warm bed out into the storm
would have meant death for the little
boy, believed.
"1 am a law-abiding man. but I
would have fought rather than permit
those children to be sacrificed in the
storm
!. Mrs. Donovan will charge that her
husband is not proper person to rear
the children. Donovan offers to pro-
vide home for the children with his
parents in this city. Mrs. Donovan
says her parents at Colorado Springs
will assist her with the children.
after their marriage at Colorado
Springs the Donovans went to Idaho.
where they were separated. Mrs. DON
ovan afterward went to Basin, Mont
She claims that her husband Travelled
about giving hypnotic entertainments.
He appeared at Basin q few days ago.
she charges. and through his powerful
Influence over her. took her and the
children and brought them to Denver.
She says that upon their arrival here
Saturday night he nguratively kicked
her out and took the children from
her.
"she employed Roy c. Hecox. who
has taken action to recover the Gus
tody of the children for her"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
Points On Swimming

Why are amateur swimmers. even
when they have good examples before
them, so generally unsuccessful? II is
true that there are also people in
plenty who walk, run or stand ba1ly,
but these things are learned in early
childhood. and are not, as in the case
with swimming. the result of mature
effort. and they are not SO likely to be
a matter OF life and death to the ex-
ploiter. since they do not, like swim
ming and open-air bathing. carry him
into immediate danger.
Physical disability ID not the cause,
since the best teachers Of swimming
seldom fail to carry the pupil at least
considerably beyond the point which
he would reach without such help. II
is easily possible that large number
Of drowning cases may be rather due
to Inefficient instruction. bat nsvsf-
the less. the prospective swimmer
would do we'll to place himself under
the care Of \ oompstsat insefuetcf,
rather than attempt 20 aequlro - -
compliahnasnt unassisteas-som ~
PHYSICAL Culture.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS
By THEIR MARRIAGE ON
LAST MONDAY NIGHT

From Thursdays Daily.
Cleo Combs and Miss Ethel Cowan.
surprised their scquaintances by get-
ting married last Monday night. Il
was gsaerally known to tAsir aaoo-
ciates that they were to b wedAsd
soon and it was expected that their
nuptials would be more or lsss Tor
NAL affair. indeed. arranssmsnts wsFe
being made to that end. The bsst laiA
plans gang aft aglee" and the yo0Ag
people spoiled the hopes and a.
billions OF their friends by invttfnG
Rev. J. T. Thomas to the residence q
the parents OF the briAe-to-be, Mr.. anA
Mrs. David Cowan. 41a Rudd aveaUe.
last Monday night where they were
quietly married At half past sigAt
O'Clock In the presence Of the inAe-
diate relatives Of the coatracting eo0-
pie. Both the bride and groon are
well known young people and have .
host Of we'll vishsrs who sxtsaa =
them their congratulations They VIII
reside In the fiat at he cornse Il 0eo-
ond street and Macon avsaue. Mr..
Combs il employed By The Casoa Gro
Gerry Company.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
BRAKEMAN M'W|luAMS
OF SAuDA INJURED IN AC-
CIDENT At CASTLE ROCK
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
While coming to Salida on No. Is
yesterday morning Brakeman McWil-
liams of the Denver and Rio Grande
stepped off the train at Castle Rock
and was accosted by two hobos who
asked him to deadhead them through.
McWilliams replied to them in q sar-
castle manner and as the train was
pulling out started to board her, but
just as he turned his back one Of the
hobos gave him a shove and he fell
under the train, one OF hands extend
ing forward Just far enough to reach
over the rail and the wheel Of the
coach passed over the hand and sew
cred all Of the fingers and part of the
thumb. McWilliams cried out and the
hobos ran away. the arain was stop
ped and McWilliams was taken
aboard. DR.. Roe, OF the Rio Grande
service happened to be on the train
en- route to salida and attended to Nc
Williams, who was bleeding very free
ly. The police force OF Castle Rock
was given a meagre description Of the
hobos ran away. the train was stop
apprehended. Mcwilliams is now In
the Rio Grande hospital at this place.
All his fingers are lost but the, re-
naming part Of the thumb may bs
saved.-Salida Mail.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
EVIDENTLY OKLAHOMA
FARMERS ARE MAKING
MONEY THISiYEAR

Five large touring cars. owned and
occupied by Oklahoma farmers and
their families. arrived here from the
east this morning. and. after q brief
stay. left for Colorado Springs. Hav-
ing finished harvesting their crops.
which were unusually prolific this
year and brought them good prices,
many Of the farmers of Oklahoma.
Kansas and Texas are touring Colo
RADIO and other wastern states for
pleasure and recreation. That the
people Of Oklahoma are a prosperous
set Is evident by the large number Of
them that are automobilIng through
this section OF the country.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

The cherry growers around Denvsr
have been buster than nddlsrs for ths
past month picking and packing fruit
and they are still at It hammer and
toags. The Madison orchard's crop
this year will bring anywhere fro0
forty to nfty thousand dollars a. con-
pared with twenty-seven thouaand
dollars ~ the gross income last SEA-
son and all the other folks in the
prune business are doang practically
as we'll. Much of this fruit In carload
lots is shipped direct to the Atlantic
seabosrd with New York City ~ the
principal market. while the cry 10 for
more and still more morellos. The
Denver market has held firm all sea-
son with figures exceeding $3.50 the
crate with nothing below that price
30 that the growers have been taking
in money by the hatful.