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Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
Canon City Might Do
Something to Bring
Some Of the Thousands
OF Tourists Here

les for accommodations. and 1t now
looks certain as II the fondest hopes
Of the railroads for the years bus
iness are to be realised.
The railroads have anticipated .
heavy business by installing numer-
Gus new trains. and have shown their
faith in the seasons prospects BY ex-
pending 100000 for new rolling
stock to accommodate the travel. The
Union Pacific has inaugurated thru
trains between st. Louis and Denver.
and the same road has placed in daily
service a new train each way between
Denver and Chicago and between
Denver and Seattle. The Rock Island
has now established a new service
which gives a morning. noon and
night train out Of Denver to the East.
and similar service In the opposite
direction. The Denver & Rio Grande.
in addition to its mountain trains, has
put on another through train to the
West. and the Colorado & Suthern has
inaugurated ne wtrain each way
each day between Denver and GAL
weston.
These increases In train service
have cost enormous sums of money.
It requires from four to seven COM
plete sets OF equipment, locomotives,
coaches and sleepers to establish each
new train. This means the employ
ment OF hundreds OF workmen. the
expenditure of thousands of dollars
for advertising purposes and the Gre
alton OF new business to make op-
GRAFTON OF the trains pay. All of this
work rebounds to the direct benefit of
Denver and means that its hotels, res
taurants, merchants and business
houses are going TO have a season OF
unusual prosperity.
Denver will he the most important
gate way in the West this summer.
The Elks convention In Los Angeles.
the Seattle exposition. the Grand Ar
my Of the Republic reunion at Salt
Lake City. the knights Templar con-
clave and the Wholesale Grocers' con-
vention In Portland, the National Ed
ucational association meeting In Den
yer and numerous other conventions
will bring thousands through the
depot in this city.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

gelist. said he:
II had a Methodist evangelist in my
classes recently. and he was sur
prised that do not talk more about
danger OF evil. or wrong doing.
He said much as one OF these
preachers said the other day back
East. that people must be shown their
wickedness and that sort OF thing.
Il said to him: What are you a
preacher for7 Is It for God, or for the
Devil7 He said that he was preaching
for us OF course. Then told him.
preach only for God. let the devil do
his own advertising. Doesn't your
Bible tell you that God is love?
Then what in the world do you
want to work for the other follow for,
and talk about him so much
At the closing of the meeting DR..
McIvor- Tyndall answered many aues-
tions from the audiences and was
greeted by much applause.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
REV. WILLIAMSON THREAT.
ENED WITH An ATTACK
OF TYPHOID FEVER

Rev. Jesse L. wilkinson. pastor OF
the First Christian church. has been
confined to his orom at 6l2 River
street since Saturday in consequence
of a threatened attack Of typhoid fe-
yer. Rev. Wilkinson has not been quite
well for several days and the illness
from which he Is now suffering Is the
elimination OF that indisposition. The
friends OF Rev. wilkinsoo sincerely
hope that he viii be speedily restored
to his accustomed health. The pulpit
Of the First Christian church Sunday
night was occupied BY Rev. Waite OF
East Canon, who preached. for Rev.
Wilkinson, the annual memorial ser
mon to the members Of Gate City
Camp. Wodmen of the World. and
Gate City Camp. Women OF Wood
craft.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
RAILROAD PARTY WILL
NOT REACH CANON CITY
UNTIL TOMORROW NIGHT

The party of Lawrence. Kansas.
capitalists and railroad men which
was expected to arrive here tonight,
was delayed one day in making the
Canon City until tomorrow evening.
The party will be in charge of A. B.
Hulit and will inspect the grade OF
the proposed Kansas Colorado cleo
trio line before coming to this city.
The business men of Canon City will
meet the visitors in an informal Tay
at the Strathmore hotel tomorrow ev-
ening. A complimentary drive over the
Skyline will be given the visitors on
Saturday morning.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
(By Tolbert r. Ingram in Denver
TimeS.) .-. a.-

(By Tolbert R Ingram in Denver
Colorado's most prosperous tourist
season opened this morning. One
thousand sightseers from Kansas.
Iowa and Nebraska passed through
the Union depot gates between Z and
O'Clock and ushered IN what prom
fses to be q summer of unusual pros
perity and business activity for every
Industry in the state. The railroads
has prepared for this enormous ousi-
ness by purchasing and putting in op-
GRAFTON new train equipment which
has cost nearly S6.000.000. and are
ready to meet any demands which are
made upon them.
The dawn OF the tourist season OF
1909 Is accompanied by every assur-
ance Of 1t being a record breaker. Re-
ports brought back from the South
say that the Southerners are coming
over 100000 strong.
The East has responded with con-
tracts for special trains from every
section OF the country to Los Angeles.
Portland. Salt Lake City. Seattle and
other Western centers and each and
every one is to pass through Denver
en- route or returning.
Commercial clubs are to tour the
West In a body and have placed Den
yer on their itineraries. The first OF
these, composed of the Chicago Com
mercial organizations. has already LEFT
the Windy City and is speeding across
the continent to Seattle and will re-
turn via Denver about June Is. The
largest annual gathering OF various
organizatins in the country will take
place In the West this year and Den
yer is on the pathway for all OF this
business.
The arrival of the first 1000 tourists
this morning represented purchases OF
tickets at the Missouri river points on
the opening day OF the low rates. They
will be followed tomorrow and the
next day by excursionists from Chi
cago. ST. Louis and the far East. The
indications this morning pointed to
the necessity OF running the transcon-
tinentai trips In sections In order to
handle the business. A wave OF optim-
ism has followed the first days inauir-
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
OPEN TOP OBSERVATION
CAR WILL BE TAKEN on
HILLSIDE EXCURSION

Acting Division Superintendent W.
E. Miller OF Pueblo has authorized H.
S. Maddox. local agent of the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad company, to
attach one of the Royal Gorge, open
air observation cars to special train
carrying the Baptist Sunday school
excursion to Hillside on Tuesday.
June Is. The fact that one OF these
observation cars is to be taken along
will add immensely TO the pleasure Of
the trip and should induce many peo-
pie to accompany the excursion that
would otherwise remain at home,
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
COUPLE OF TEACHERS
ELECTED BY BOARD OF EDU.
CATION THIS MORNING

From Thursdays Daily.
At meeting OF the members Of the
board OF education held at the once
OF Dr. F. N. Carrier this morning,
Prof Geo. c. Sherwood Of Florence
was chosen to the chair Of science In
the high school faculty rs the success
or OF Prof. Jebers. who was not an ap-
plicant for reelection. Miss Katherine
Maddox late OF Colorado Springs, and
q sister OF II. 8. Maddox. local agent
Of the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
road company. was elected as teacher
of one OF the grade schools. Practical
ly all OF the places In the gift OF the
board OF education have now been
filled. except In the case Of the Parh
Center school.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
WILL ENDElvOR TO MAKE
the LOCAL BRANCH ONE OF
the LARGEST IN THE STATE

The branch OF the Colorado Sports
mems Association, launched here last
week, promises to become one of the
largest and most successful in the
state. Confident that it is a good thing
for the public, those at the head Of
the matter are determined ito push
It along" and secure for it as large
a membership as possible in Canon
City and its environs. The local 80
citey is supplemental to the state or
ganization and will work in harmony
with It to provide effective means for
just protection of game and fish with
In the state Of Colorado, and to as
sist the state in acquiring ownership
of q right of way along all trout
streams within its borders.
Geo. R. Cassidy ID vice president
and L. r. Uhord secretary-treasurer
OF the local, or Fremont county,
branch OF the association. At pres
ent 1t has something like fifty mem
bers. but it Is expected that the num-
Der will be increased to at least two
hundred and fifty within a short time.
Messrs. Cassidy and Unord are
planning an aggressive campaign for
membership and will begin can
vass OF the community for that pur-
pose within a few days. The advant-
ages OF membership in the associa
ton are obvious and the plan and
scope of the organization will COM
mend themselves to every true sports
man. Past efforts have clearly shown
| that the local association has accom-
plished little to further the interests
OF fishermen and hunters. This is
how numerous and deserving any
portion of the community may be,
practically no attention is paid to
their demands until they have organ
ized and presented their claims
through the medium of a strong rep
resentatiYe central badly. When a
through organization is affected.
sportsmen will receive recognition in
proportion to the justness of their
cause and the persistence and ability
with which their claims are present
ed.
Mr.. Uford went to Denver a few
days ago as the representative of the
local branch Of the association and
conferred with the leaders of the
state organization in relation to sew
eral matters that were not already
clearly understood here. AS a result
of Mr--Efford's mission ]. F. Engel
president of the Denver branch. and
Herman Rauchfess, of the executive
committee, will visit Canon City in
the course of the next ten days or two
weeks and will address public meet
ing to be held in the district court
room upon the object and ambition of
the association. Ample notice will be
given of their coming. and. 1t is hoped.
there will be a large attendance out
to hear them. A membership card in
the Colorado Sportsmen's Association
will permit its holder to hunt or fish
in any game preserve, or in any
stream or lake in the state. The Ere
mont county branch. of which the
Florence organization is a part, has
secured the exclusive fishing rights
to three miles of Upper Beaver creek
and will prohibit outsiders from angl-
ing in that territory.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
ueJvOR.TYNDALL TALKED
TO FULL HOUSE on POPT-
LAR SUBJECT SUNDAY NIGHT

Or. Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall S
exposition OF the subject. THE DEVILS
Death" attracted another immense
audience to the opera house Sunday
night.
The celebrated Psychologist, has in
augurated a sort OF psychic revival
since coming to Canon City. and the
subjects he expounds SO ably. and en-
lighteningly. are becoming the all-ab-
sorbing topic among the thoughtful.
The character OF last nights au-
dience was tribute 10 the education
nj work being done here by the fam
Gus exponent OF the subconscious fac
ulties.
The scientist said in part:
ut is strange. Indeed. that preach
ers will go on year after year. with
the weapon in one hand with which to
stay this devil. and with the other
hand they are giving him the food up
on which he fattens. and grows
strong.
Condemnation, pre-judgment. in
tolerance. are the component parts OF
hate. and hate is the only thing that
keeps alive the devil-evil.
Again. we can prove the absolute
practicability and science in Christ's
advice Love your enemies"
He did not mean that you are to go
on loving your enemies merely because
God said to do 30. or because you are
expected to prove you superior spirit
uality by 20 doing. Not a bit Of It. He
meant simply this: Love will convert
your enemies into friends. because
hate absolutely cannot live In the
same atmosphere with love. Love Is
the magic solvent that dissolves hate.
30 Christ gave to his listeners re-
cipe for the removal Of their enemies.
n practical AS any chemists formu-
Ia"
Dr. McIvor Tyndall then related an
interesting experience with an evan
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
ONE WAY OF DOING 1T.

The Palisade Tribune reports the
sale of an orchard tract in that yicin-
dent of the Grand Valley recently
told the journal that many of the
sales OF land reported at exhorbitant
prices. are not boui fide: merely
friendly trades between neighbors to
keep up reputation for high prices.
Telluride journal.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
Do this with your children.

School children should Be fed pienti-
fully and frequently on Quaker Scotch
Oats. II makes the best possible break
fast for anyone who is to work with
either brain or muscle. It's easy to
peove this in your own family. Increase
he daily consumption Of Quaker Scotch
Oats and you'll see an almost immediate
Improvement in the health and energy Of
those who eat Il.
Regular size packages for city trads.
while large size family packages OF Qua
ksf Oats fos those who are not conven-
iont TO the store. win Be- found most
opnvsniens.
Breakfast % ouaksr Scotch osss
avssy day.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
FOUR WOMEN DROWN
PLUNGED INTO SACRAMENTO
RIyER-ALL DROWN

knights Landing. Calf, June s.
Four women we're drown in the Sac
ramento river when au automobile
plunged into the stream. The driver
lost control Of the machine. He was
rescued.
A Daily Record Want Ad. That's all.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
FOR lOUNGIN6 PURPOSES

We make mp . splendid liAs of 0se1s
Suits ana other fabrics. Yet .e Serge
10 the most ssrviceable fabric aftsr
all. 1t 10 the choice thlng for vacation
clothes. because It viii stand no 0nd
OF rousht usage and always hooks
neat and freah. Bat we make up 0at-
Ing Suits In all OF tha popalar fabrica.
and can guarantee comfortable 1t
ct an easy prsOo.
Rs0smbsr We clean AID Drses both
ladies' and gentlomsn'I clothes. Either
steam or dry eieaa. Call for yua1
work and deliver. TIE best equipped
place In The city TOR .his work.
tGiIlituddy
eCssssse CssAsas
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

The wssAly Record 10 el.1s . rear
From l1oAAay's daily.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

D. T. Gisson says that the man who
buys team OF mules adds 10 his as
setts but he who buys IN automobile
adds 10 Ais liabilities. He ought b
know; he has both.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10

The Canon City Automobile clul
isn't 10 very strict with its member
ship list. II recently elected to mem
ber ship q man who couldn't ever
crank his own machine.
Cañon City record., 1909-06-10
GETTING COMMON IN CANON.

A year or 20 ago when Canon man
bought an automobile he got \ big
mention in the local papers. Just like
the man who builds fne new house
or q business block.
But buying automobiles has become
20 common with Canon City people
now that such items get little more at
tention than the purchase Of q bicycle
or q new buggy.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1909-11-25
FARMERS, ATTENTION.

The Missouri Farmer and
Breeder Missour's great ne "
farm and stock paper. puts you
in touch with Missouri's Great
Agricultural Collega and the fine
things it Ia doing for the Mis-
sour. farmer. 1t is a big monthly
and only costs 5oc per year. No
progressive Missouri farmer can
afford to d. without it. Order
it now and read it during che
long winter evenings. Leave
your subscription at the O tfice of
the WORLD'S CKESSET.
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PATEN;

Granted this week, Reported M
Snow & Co Pa. ten, A,,erues
ngion.
&C. Allen. Kansas City, IaS
measurer. A. 3. and AZ
Cllppinger' Kansas City, I
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Angle cook holder for rain
cars j. N. Lawrence. M
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City, Eyegless.guard Jsl
Pullen, Ozark, Temper,t1
regulating apparatus. Az.
mack, Bcvicr. Puzzle. T. K
Kansas City, Lixuiddropps
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Telephone spstem. J. W. tJn81
wood, 81. Louis, Flash.licht Y
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Fer copy II any of,he abo7e ~
end ten cents n postage sismps
late Of his paper 10 g. a, Saos q
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Twenty Miners are
Rescued from Mines.
Continued from first Page

Continued from first Page)
far into the night. Selling fran.
tically at every straw OF en-.
conragement offered.
From the top of the 'loistng
shaft To the sleeping cars dra rn
upon >iling>, is Il distance If a.
bout $50 feet. Between tn.
crowd was held back by the
militia. who formed a gangway
Along this l,ne were women, look
ing for loved ones, gazing into
the faces OF the survivors Il, they
passed through.
As night drew OF the whole
scene was ravealed only by the
pale moonlight and nirk-rlDr
IlGhts Of thu trrchr. worn Oh the
caps y! th- rescunr,. E,"h t.mo II
signal sounded from tn. hJ,t tor
the cug" to c.me up from the mine
the nose OF the crowd suLslded
into murnurlng expectancy.
Hoist her up" &C m" from tho
dera'hs Hoist her mp. repeated
the engineer overhead.
Then men and women pressed
forward against the i,ue OF soldiers
and ropes determined to CT ns
near M possible to peer inta the
faces Of the survivors a. they
marched by.
"Evrryhody be quiet. Pi,a-e
don't Oh, er, whispered the guards
The machinery Of the hosting mp.
piratus rumhlsd aud scre.ched a.
the casa came upward. Hearts
beat laster.
Would there b, in this load alive
one VINO had D-eu n:nurned Tor
during seven day. az dcla, THIS
iue-tloa flashed through a nuo !
I'D minds The sangway barrow.
I'd "a each anxious looked instiuc. ,
lively pressed forward. |
Here they come, now Look /
sharp" woman mere and Their.
Who could not see held up child
md cautioned it. Look and try
{ you can see papa when thew
,ass.' =.
Springfield Republican,.
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crib this year by Thanksgiving
day anyway. The turkey will
taste that much better.

Wonidn't new coat of paint
help out the appearance of your
house, barn and other ou,bni.d.
ings about 400 per cent? Ii so,
wouldn't it be a good invest mentY
We have known a land buyer TO
pay SO more. per acre for u farm
because tho improvem ents were in.
viting and neat locking than was
demanded cor adjniuing land
which was more valuable. An
outlay OF s. psr acre or the other
farm III paint, e:c., would have
still loft him so per acre ahead
Of tbehouuds. Thinx it over.
How about til, Thanksgiving
,urkey-or dldn't you raise aLyy
Well If you dicn't, resolve to raise
some mex year. H. takes u little
care of course bur every American
farmer should have ,uskay of
his own raising for Thanksgiving
day t0Ral In all it Is tho greatest
dlnEer the American celebrate.
Many Ell old gray and grizzled
man who is II. the thick of the
worlds business strife thinks back
with watering mouth 10 the
Thank giving days .: the long ago
on the Old farm nf has boyh3od.,
day.. Besides, turkeys when
carefully handled ar. money
proposition. Clippings
rom the November Farmer and
Breeder, Columbia, Mo.
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NOTICE

Mr.. G. A. Simons has been
appointed to settle up with any
one having business with the
JAH.Ville Colony II there is
any one wanting to know how
they stand with the Colony please
call an c. A. Sinons, L. S. Gar.
rett has nothing more to do with
this part of the business.
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Mr.. Thomas Holt and his broth
er Harrison paid til. Colony PEG.
pie q visit on last Sunday. We
will always oe proud to see those
MILESTONE people coming, for
our associations with them was
always.the very best.
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fICKCPS FROM NEAR NORWOOD
BY TIE MARGUERITE

We are having fine weather q,
present.
The hand of Indians. and Mex
leans passing through the coun.
try are camDed just west Of Lum
Candies. it is said they are a
very unrulv lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swing and dau.
ghters Blanche and Louise spent
Sunday with Mr.. Snyder aud
family
Prof. Il. J. knight visited
Caud.c school Il few days ago. 1t
was the siytirtl school on his
tour Of the schools in the Co.,
aud he gave IL the name of being
the best school he had y,sit,d.
best Attendance, order, the per
sonal appearances Of the teacher
and scholars neat, and The school
graded nicely.
E.zzl Hcnsley and Dora Pippee
called on Mrs Steinert and dan.
gttcT, Friday evening.
Chester McCaskey who for
three years has been traveing
in many parts of the L. 5. re.
turned IT, Norwood Nov. t., and
is visiting friends here now.
l. +. jarrett is visiting his
mother and other relatives at
West Plains.
Mclrose Dake of Mt. Grove
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BlRHrARD GOSSIP.

L
Be kind TO your stock. They
sre much more easier hsudled and
thrive better with gentle attention
Make II = point to curry your
horsss this winter. The horse en-
Joys Its curry comb in the morn
ing as much a. you do washiog
your lace and hands.
1t il a pretty good idea to take
look ut the stock out 10 the barp
before gong TO bed. Maybe some
horse has 60, ten q leg into come
place where It doesen'l belong.
Don't be afraid to do u thing liks
yonr ne'ghbor did it--sspecia'ly
when your better jadgemeo. tells
you that his method is better
than the one you have been follow.
ing.
ioutg farmer boys wanted in
every township 10 RAISE suhscrip.
ton clubs for the Farmer aud
Breeder Liberal commissions and
premium. offered. Address, Far
mer and Breeder, Columbia. No.
Re SIRE your horses, cows and
pigs have plainly It warm bedding
this winter 1t caves feed bills and
keeps them IN better CONDITION gen.
crafty. A dumb brute likcs q
bed IA muca as you d q
Do y"u put in good deal Of
yuur time SC 'dng H.. childrcn mt
your housr. /; so ,rr the other
way inr ~ while. Speak gentle
and eucJurSsiugi t. them Tax
TO them u, though ihcy were yOur
partners and the best children in
the ncIghbprho0i-.and here's dol.
lars to doughnuts you'II like this
plan the best.
Every farmer who owns IA farm
of any size should own Il small
flock Of good sheep. They cat
up weeds and bushes and q lot of
other things that other stock
year after year.
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The CREssEr
NORWOOD NO
LOCAL lore

--- -
LOCAL LORE
The CREssET wants your aid
Help us Q little.
Mr.. Sharp called a: the Cries
GET OFFICE on last Monday eve.
DO not forget the. CREssEr and
help it all you can.
A kind word from our Cores
pondents is Of great encou -age.
nent to US.
The CREssET OFFICE is now on
the Dan Hilton farm 3 miles
South of Nor wood.
Mr. Thomas McCraw and his
."' SUNS from OF the head OF
""e's'ohe spent part of the day
ar Jo'In Don"loson was a
P'e0s"''' VISITOR at the Colony
SUNDAY anu " welcome visitor
M.etin, ., ,ho Co,
NOV, Ca, ,;,-,. c.,
and S,r ,;,.,, -
Al
'''''ohS farm any one wanting
'''hoer come here for it, the col
'ny saw The best OF lumber.
may ''o'u Il series Of
w ''''i1 n'Ao sunday
VII bo told next Sat. night.
,, :,
'' " ~ W. ~" '''''p
"'' several Oh the Mr. humans
VAS pleasant callers at the Cole.
Nv TENTS on last sunday. Come
-r,.
IN
,, :.
W f. Dawson and Iohn Sher
mon both members belonging to
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The Ed. is an agent for !
Beilevilie seperatorand the .]um
engine, THE BEET that is md
W. kncw what we are ta}ki)
we have been running I
engine now for four years.
WILL sell you one or both of til
engine or separator and also
hay bai]er unsurpassed call
see u.s. or write US. Now liz
lime To buy: Come let us
you to the worth Of your MOI