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Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

The Colorado National Apple Ex-
position to be held in Denver, at the
Auditorium January TO 8, 1910, is an
affair that should receive the best of
attention by the people who are in
terested in seeing Canon City forge
to the front as an equal. at least, of
any apple producing section of the
country.
Clinton L. Oliver. secretary OF the
exposition is in the city this week try
ing to create the proper interest. In
talking with Mr.. Oliver he had the
following to say regarding the show
and our chances of achieving fame by
properly taking advantage of the op-
portunities offered:
THE Denver show is taking on
vast proportions. exhibits are promis-
ed rom Washington to Georgia and
some will be sent from Canada We
Coloradoans all believe that this state
excells the world in apple production,
but we will have to fight hard to
maintain our own convictions and
prove TO the world that We are right
II Colorado is the banner apple state
why should Canon Civ not endeavor
to prove that she is as good II not
better than any section of the state.
Judging from the prizes you have tax
en- at the Interstate and State fairs
other parts OF Colorado would have
to look close 10 their honors should
they expect TO win.
"As a matter OF pride in our state
we cannot afford to fail to exhibit.
Even the chance to win a share of the
$4,000 to $4,000 in cash and special
premiums should not weigh as much
as the opportunity to establish and
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
REFORMATION DAY 10
BIZ OBSERVED AT THE
LUTHERAN CHURCH

October 81 ia known among Pro-
testants a. Reformation Day. because
Il was on this day that Martin Luther
nailed on the church door at witten-
berg the famous 'Ninety-nve Theses" :"
It was this act that precipitated the
events that brought about the Retor-
nation and the establishment OF the
various Protestant churches. As oc-
tober 81 comes this year on Sunday
Rev. c. e. Sparks, pastor OF the Trim
ity Lutheran church. will In tie even
ing give an address appropriate to the
occasion on the subject. The Birth
of the Reformation" This address is
to be of a historical and not OF pol
emic character. It will deal with the
historical facts and events connected
with the beginning OF the Protestant
Reformation. The public Is cordially
invited to hear this address on Sunday
evening. October 81.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

among the lovers of high-class enter
tainment. Surely the committee is to
be congratulated on the selection Of
numbers that are 50 universally pop
ular in the public eye. The first num-
Der of this course will be Col. c. A
Gearhart. with his masterpiece. Foot
prints OF the Centuries" Mr.. Gear
hart was a prominent attorney II Buf-
falo. n. Y, before he entered the lee
ture platform He is probably the
most-used man in Lyceum work today.
He is a man among men. and gives
his hearers a real uplift on every oc-
casion. November s. at O'Clock p.
m. is the time OF his lecture. The
place will be the Methodist church, as
usual.
Perhap. a few words of explanation
should be made regarding the tickets.
Adult tickets are s1.5o to everyone.
and are yellow in color. Student tick
cts are s1.oo and may be used BY all
students. They are red in color.
Single admission tickets are SO cents
to everyone. The season tickets are
not transferable, except in families.
We mean by this that they can not be
sold to other individuals. II rep
resentativs OF the family desires to
bring guests that may be in the home.
on the family tickets. there will be
no objection offered. The previous
ruling is made to protect the manars-
ment against ticket ,calpers. also to
make 1t possible for them to realize
something on single admission tickets
at so cents each All who buy such
tickets will get their moneys worth.
The season tickets are sold at % low
8 price that all corners must be ju
diciously watched IL the proper re-
turns are realized ou the course All
classes OF tickets are now on sale at
the Corner Drugstore. Fslter's cloth
ing store and the Palace Drugstore.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

first of the week for carrying con-
cealed weapons, went to Salida from
Canon City. where he burglariZed a
house in the absence OF its occupants
and secured s31.e5 and the knife al
luded to. He was one OF the miscre-
ants who a few nights ago stole a
hand car at Parkdale and ran 1t down
through the Royal Gorge. dumping 1t
of the railroad tracks at the Hot
Springs hotel. Ray. from all accounts.
Is pretty tough customer for a chap
OF his age
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
GROUP OF PROMINENT
RAILROAD MEN VISITED
CANON CITY YESTERDAY
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Canon City was visited by a quar-
teite of prominent railroad men yes
terday, the result OF which may mean
a great deal for the material future
Of the community. The party was
composed of A o. Fox. president of
the Northern Electrical Manufactur-
ing company. of Madison. Visions sin /:
R c. Johnston. manager of the Kan
sss-Colorado Construction company:
r. c Clark. Colorado representative
Of the General Electric company of
New York. and A. b. Hulit. promoter
OF the Kansas-Colorado Power and
Transmission company.
They arrived on the Santa Fe road
At noon and were taken In automo-
biles over the city. through Lincoln
Park. Florence and Penrose. after
which they returned TO Pueblo to at
tend q meeting OF the board OF diree-
tors OF the Kantas-Colerado raiiroaod
company. to be held there this after
noon.
The purpose of their visit here vas
to ascertain the views Of the people
Of Canon City in relation to the rail-
road now being built by the Kansas
syndicate, headed by Conrressman
Boversock. from Pueblo into the coal
neids OF Fremont county.
while they we're noncomrittal as
to the intentions of the company now
pushing the enterprise. the impress
sioa was created that the road will b
operated by electric power instead of
steam as previously planned.
President For stated that the work
on the road between Turkey Creek
and Canon City would begin at s,oe.
He said there would be no waiting for
the sale of bonds. as the company had
plenty money In its treasury to carry
ost all OF It's plans. Mr.. Hulit said
that his San Luis Valley road would
be extended tn westcliffe In Custer
county and would connect with the
Pueblo-Canon City line aear Florence
by coming down Oak Greek canon In
to the Arkansas valley.
The visit of these men has greatly
encouraged the belief that the Kansas
Colorado enterprise ls to become 4
reality.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
AUTOMOBILE PARTY FROM
OHIO Is SPENDING
FEW DAYS N CLEoE
rrsn Saturdays Daily

Fren Saturdays Daily.
A party OF autoists from Urbana.
0Aio. consisting Of Messrs. L. n. Kir-
~. r W Kirby and C ". ellis. are
registered at the Hotel Denton and
are spending a few days here in the
enjoyment OF the scenery about Canon
City. which they pronounce the most
attractive they have seen in Colorado.
They came originally to Denver. and
after remaining there for . week or
% proceeded to Colorado Springs.
where they heard OF Canon City. and
decided to include II In their itinerary
Of travel. They are delighted with the
tswn and its surroundings and ex-
press surprise that so few tourists
come here, a fact they attribute to 4
lack OF advertising In the Eastern
states. They have been over the Sky
line drive and today are picnicking at
the top of the Royal Gorge. The trip
from Colorado Springs here they say
was one OF the most beautiful they
have seen anywhere In the west. They
will leave tomorrow for Pueblo en-
route home.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
CANON CITY DISTRICT SHOULD
HAVE FINE DISPLAY AT COLORADO
NATIONAL APPLE EXPOSITION

maintain a reputation for Colorado
first ana our home communities sec
ond.
There never has been show or
fair of any kind organized along such
liberal lines as our apple show. Even
should there be a profit it is pledged
to fund to be used in advertising the
fruit sections which assist with the
preliminary fund of $4,000 raised in
those sections. Denver contributes the
premiums and the chamber of COM
merce of that city guarantees the op-
Grating expense estimated to run
from s15, 900 to $4,000.
THE National show in Spokane last
year had 100000 paid admissions.
Denver is a larger city and more cen
trally located than Spokane, therefore
we feel safe in expecting $4,000 visit
ors to our show. This attendance will
include visitors from many states. We
must have Colorado we'll represented
in the exhibits"
Mr.. Oliver expressed pleasure at
hearing that Canon City is to exhibit
at Chicago. He said: Chicago will
have a great show OF general farm
products and no state excels Colo
rado in the quality of her production.
but the Denver show is exclusively
an apple show and this locality is es-
pecially an apple section It must not
be forgotten that the Denver show is
a national affair also and the honors
will be as widely advertised as those
won at Chicago, besides our show is
promoted by Colorado push and en-
ergy."
Our people should not fail to en-
brace the opportunities OF the Colo
rado National Apple Exposition.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
May Get Him After q WHILE.

Twenty years ago Charles Hale st
Montrose was arrested for the heft
OF horse from Charles Ryan. . very
wealthy stockman. Hale was captur-
ed riding the stolen horse. but on his
preliminary hearing was released Inn
mediately under a heavy bond. and
fed. Last fall. nineteen years after
the crime. Ryan met Hale near Plac-
eryille, and drawing a gun forced the
latter to surrender and accompany
him to Montrose. At this time he was
placed under $1,000 cash bond.
which he produced himself and again
fed. The district attorney has Just
had the case continued, and Hale may
be captured again in the course OF
twenty years more.--Rifie Telegram
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
Notice OF Adjustment Day.

Estate of Baldwin e. l. Harl de-
ceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed executor of the will of Balu-
win E. l.. Harl. late of the county of
Fremont, in the state of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the county
court of said Fremont county, at the
court house in Canon City, in said
county, on Saturday. the 9th day of
November. A. d. 1909. at the hour of
2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at which
time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado. this
4th day of October. A. D. 1909.
MAXCY ]. HARL
Executor OF the estate of Baldwin E.
L. Harl. deceased.
ID. w. Ross, Attorney.
First pub. Oct Z. 1909.
Last pub. Nov. 4, 1909.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
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Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
MISS WEBSTER WILL BE
MARRIED AT ROCK SPRINGS,
WYOMING. on SATURDAY
From Fridays Daily.

FROM rrldAys q DAILY.
Miss Mary Webster, eldes; daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c, Webster OF 521
Greenwood avenue. left on Denver &
Rio Grande train No 10 this morning
en- route to Rock Springs. Wyoming.
where she will be married tomorrow
to James Austin o'Keefe. formerly
employed in the office OF the county
surveyor. Charles L. Milton. but now
occupying the position OF craftsman
for the Union Pacific Coal Company
at that place
Aiss Webster is one of Canon City's
talented and acoomplis hedyounE wo-
men and her friends here are as vide
as the circle OF her acquaintance. She
10 a graduate OF the Colorado State
Normal school at Greeley and taught
for two Year, with great seceptsoility
in the public schools at Flagstaff. Ar
lruna- Mr.. o'Keete 10 . young man OF
excellent character. possessing in ad-
dition to his integrity the qualtfca-
tons necessary to success in the pro-
VI S.'h ensiHseiins- hne oi
work In which he has besa engaged In
for q nunbsr OF ysars
Both young people have host Of
we'll vishers in advance OF their nup-
tials. who unite in felicitations and
In the hope that their welded life may
be one OF perennial happiness. Mr..
and hrs- o'Keete will make their ts-
ture home In Rock Springs.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
DAMAGE CASE AGAINST
THE CITY DISMISSED
AND ANOTHER is FILED

From Saturdays Daily.
At the instance of Gen. Maupin. at
torney for the complainant. the suit
of Grant Cox OF South Canon to re-
cover $4,000 from the city In conse-
quenee of injuries sustained by his
little daughter. Genevieve Cox. while
playing in the public park last sum-
mer. was yesterday dismissed from the
docket of the Fremont county district
court without prejudice.
A dersarrer to the complaint .n this
suit was argued before Judge Chom-
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
Notice for Publication.
(Not Coal Land.)

Not Coal Land.)
Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land
once at Pueblo. Colo. September
20, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that Robert
Lyle Ride. OF Florence, Colorado.
who. on June 6. 1904. made Home
stead Entry 1879. Serial No. G332s.
for 81 Mex, M SEk. section 80.
township II south. range 6S west,
sixth principal meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Finai
Fiye-Year Proof. TO establish claim
TO the land above described. before
clerk OF the District court. at Canon
City. Colorado. on the eighth day OF
November. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William p. Height, George Jockey.
Charles Lancaster. David Hall. all OF
Florence. Colorado.
s. A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. Sept 30. 1909.
Last pub. Nov. 4, 1903.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
HERE LAST
NIGHT FOR BURGLARY
COMMITTED IN sALDL
From Fridays Daily.


William Ray, alias William Kerr.
was arrested here by Undersherin
John Chetelat and Marshal Houston
about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon
as the result of a telegram from the
authorities at Salida. who want him
on the charge OF burglary.
Ray, who is only nineteen years
old. was found TO have the sum Of
ss0,95 and a large knife on his person
when taken into custody. all of which
he had stolen. He was locked up In
the county jaail until this afternoon
when he was taken TO Saiida by OH
Ger Ed Mitchell of tho Denver & Rio
Grande special service, where he will
be held to answer TO the Chaffee
county district court at its next term.
Ray. who was In the tolls here the
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

pion a few days ago. but a decision
in the matter had not been handed
down when a motion for dismissal OF
the case was made by Gen. Maupin.
Proceedings OF this kind may Be
dismissed by the plaintiff paying the
costs in connection with the matter.
which was done in this case. A new
complaint, asking the same amount
of damages, was filed by Gen. Maupia
in the ONCE of the district clerk this
morning. The case will come up tr
trial at the November term.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
Notice fer Publication.

Department OF the Interior. U. 8.
Land once. at Pueblo. Colorado. Oct
sth. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Charles
N. Conroy. OF hIcanite. Colo. who. on
Dec /. 1908. made Homestead Entry
No. 13si3. serial No. o3isi. for SEX
SEX. Bee. >. MEX MEX. Sec. 10. WV
Ewk. Sec. IL. township II south.
range Z, west. 9th principal meridiaa.
has fled notice of intention TO make
Final rve-Ysar Proof. TO establish
claim to the land above described. BE-
fore clerk of district oourt At Canon
City. Colo. on the isrd day of Sovem-
ssr. 1908.
Claimant names a. witnesses:
willis p. ninke. OF Canon City.
Colo. John Baxter. OF Black Noun
tain. Colo. Alfred Chivis. OF Cano,
City. Colo. Jerome Taylor. OF Mica
mite. Oole.
D. A. ABBEY. Register.
First pub. Oct IL. 1903.
Last pub. Nov. Is. 1905.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
ENDEAyORERS HELD
HALLOWEEN SOCIAL Az
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
From Saturdays Daily.

Prom Saturdays Daily.
The members OF the social eomn.A-
tee OF the Society of Christian Endesv-
or of the First Presbyterian church
entertained their associates in q very
delightful manner with a Hallowe'sa
party in the church parlors Thursday
night There was a large attendanss
and the occasion was an exception
ally pleasant one IN all respects. TAe
entertainment program was suggest
i've OF the Halloween season and was
highly diverting Jack-o.lanterns
were drawn upon to assist in lighting
the church and gave a sort OF glan-
our and romance to the surroundings
Pumpkin pie and other refreshmssss
we're served
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
MANY PEOPLE BUYING
STAR COURSE TICKETS
FOR THIS SEASON

From Saturdays Daily.
The Star Course Is proving to be a
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
BILLS ALLOWED.

ny the County Cs..issiesers Of Pre-
Hent County for TIE Hsstk Of
September, 1see.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
HooKwoRM APPEARS HERE.
Arkansas Family Thought to be Vic
Tins at Nephi---An Odd Parasite.

DR. o. d. Minor OF Nephi called up
Secretary Beatty OF the state board Of
health Thursday evening TO notify him
OF the presence OF two cases OF sus-
pected ''hookworm" at Nephi, the vic
tins being members of a family re-
Gently arrived from Arkansas. where
the dreaded parasite has spread such
havoc. DR.. Beatty instructed Dr.
Minor TO quarantine the family and
administer thymol In good sized dozes
The hookworm Is much like the or
binary pinworm in appearance, but has
mouth provided with fang-llke cut
tiers which fasten on the mucus mem
brane lining Of the intestines and draw
blood therefrom. The first stages Of
the affllction are characterized by in
ertia followed by a general physical
Generalization later. Magazine ar
ticles have been written about H. and
much OF the so-ealIed lazlness OF tho
working classes In the south is now at
tributed 10 the hookworn. John ID.
Rockefeller has given a million dollars
10 fight the destroying parasite.
Morning paper accounts of the sns-
pected case credited n to Lehi. but In
qulry AT that point and at Nephi dis
closes the fact that there Is no such
case even suspected al Lehi. but that
II Ia case reported from Nephl by Dr..
Minor.
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NOTABLE RECEPTION
At FkRNSN0RTH HOME
Mrs. Adeline +. Fitz. President Cen
eral of Daughters of the RevOlu-
ton, Is Guest of Honor.

Last night ut the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philo r. Farnsworth, a brilliant
reception was given by the Daughters
OF the Revolution In honor of Mrs.
Adeline +. Fitz. president general OF
the national society Daughters Of the
Revolution The handsome home was
decorated throughout with chrysanthe-
NUNS and festoons OF English ivy, the
dinlngroom being especially attractive
Wath ITS window alcOve and mantels
laced with ivy leaves. In the receiving
line with the guest of honor stood the
first state regent. Mrs Emmeline Il
Nells the present regeut Mrs Alice
NJ. Horne, Mrs. Philo r. Farnsworth.
Mrs. Thomas G. Weber. Mrs. w. y.
Dougall, Mrs. John d. Spencer. Mrs.
Henry c. Lund and Mrs. w. n. Will
iiams Assisting in the diningroom were
the Misses Florence Lacy and Alice
Fainsworth, Lucy Jeremy, Miss Ben
ton. the Misses Georgia Williams. Mary
Horne. Geneva Wright, Ruth Richards.
thea Rogers, Cinda Murdoch Mar
Suerite Mansfield and Mrs Morrill, n
Farr. Miss Marian Whitney and Miss
Lillian Wells received the guests al the
door and Miss Athene ransworth up
stairs.
A delightful musical program was
given by Miss Sybella Clayton. Prof
kisselburg and Miss Irene Kelly, Miss
Kelly singing a number OF Mrs. Fitz'
songs with the composer accompany
ing on the piano Mrs. Fitz also read
2 paper on Song Craft, or the Art of
Making Of Song" which voiced her
sentiment in regard 10 the motive OF
sons, and also gave interesting bits Of
history connected with the writing and
publishing of well known hymns and
ballads. About $50 guests were present
10 enjoy the affair which was "A most
delightful one throughout.
Mrs. Fitz Is composer of the following
songs. besides a number of children's
and other special songs. hymn settings
and accomplishments; The Dandelion
and the Daisy" "A Shepherds Lula
by" "The Sweetest Flower that
Blows" My Little Sweetheart" THE
Siren of Old" sheep In the Sky" and
''Iio, and Away to Sunderland
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UNIVERSITY NEWS

The faculty dance Is on the pro-
gram for tonight This is an annual
afiair and has been Instituted I'm
order that students may have a good
and pleasurable opportunity Of be-
coming acquainted.
Last night the Scribblers held their
regular weekly meeting al the A. y.
fraternity house. A talk was given by
MI hutlor. founder Of the club.
French literature Ia III smaller
studies was enjoyed by the French
circle an ~ meeting last night This
club in among the leaders OF the
foreign language organizations % the
university
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12

Many requests from Catarrh suffer-
ers who use atomizers have caused us
10 put up Liquid Cream Balm a new
and convenient form Of Ely's Cream
Balm, the only remedy for Catarrh
which can always be depended on, In
power TO allay Inflammation. 10 cleanse
the clogged air-passages, 10 promote
free, natural breathing, the two forms
Of Cream Balm are alike. Liquid Cream
Balm Is sold by all druggists for 10
cents. Including spraying tube. Mailed
BY Ely Bros. 30 Warren Street, New
York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-12
FRANCHISE REVOKED.
SIXTEENTH WARD REUNION.

The residents Of the Sixteenth ward
BED largely attended reunion in the
faia amusement hsn Thursday night.
peasant features OF which were a
o'aninul spread, and a musical and
.A.laly program, There were over 500
t0pe present who listened 10 the fol-
owing program: Mixed quartet. Young
, members OF ward; duet, Bertha and
llah Emery solo, Charles Crowton:
. icy George W. Timpson; cornet
~ lhomas Comm; baritone solo, w.
p water soprano solo, Bessie I'd
--A,s newman; address, Bishop Ed
sm =, Parry Of the sixteenth ward;
. ss' Burton Newman. Dancing
,alea a portion of the evenings pro-
n ~ PRESIDENT Nephi l.. Morris OF
sat Lake stake and counselors
SID ''' D. iNe'u pre-
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Ninth Mard--A benefit entertain
meat will be given this EVENING in the
Ninth ward westinghouse for Mormon
missionaries now laboritig in foreign
countries. IL is the intehtion to send
Christmas presents to the absent work.
ers. Among others on the program for
the entertainment are Isabelle Woolley,
Mercy Bywater Edith Woolley, j. b.
Bowers. Ruby Maln. Sarah Giilctt
Mary Taylor Ruth Taylor. Professor
Careless. John Robinson, Myra Bywa-
ter Walter Corbet. Irene simmons.
Evelyn Thomas. Esther Davis. Mrs.
Henderson and Nettie Woolley