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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
J. J. HILL SAYS COUNTRY
I6 RAPIDLY RECOVERING

In the course OF an interview in
New York . few days ago. J. J. Hill.
who had Just returned from . tour OF
inspection OF the Great Northern rail-
road system. revealed himself to be
an optimist OF the most hopeful time.
Among other things Mr.. Hill said:
There Ia plenty Of money In the
country. There has not been 10 rapid
a recovery as some people looked for.
but that II Just ~ we'll. There was .
good deal Of damage done last
year. and II takes some time to COM
plets the work Of repair. but II 10 go
ing ON steadily. There 10 already some
ease In certain k:Ads Of business.
and I look for healthy revival In all
lines this. spring.
Perhaps the most notabls feature
OF he situation II the increase In
building operations, particularly n
the west"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
GROWS HAIR ON BALD HEADS
Raid Headed People May Get . New
Chance in Life

In these days when youth Is the
moving factor in business; when a
man makes his mark at thirty-f1ve
and is ready to retire at forty-flve
when business houses pension the
man we call middle aged" rather
than allow his tagging influence to
intrude upon the commercial rush. a
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hopes. The following must therefore
prove interesting to people who are
losing theis hair or who are bald.
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
COUNTRY LIFE COMMISSION
URGED 10 STUDY DRY FARMING

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Jan. 26.-John T.
Burns, secretary OF the board OF con-
troll OF the Transmissouri Dry Farm
ing congress, yesterday sent 4 letter
to Pres. Roosevelt urging the presi-
dent to request members Of the coun-
try life commission to attend the seS-
sion Of February 33-3S.
Mr.. Burns desires the commission
to study dry farming by coming In
contact with the men who have given
time. thought and labor TO the prob
lens Of dry land agriculture. also
that the report Of the commission
may contain resume Of the work &C.
complished by the congress-.
Recently an article appeared In the
Chicago Record-Herald over the sig
nature OF William r. Curtis which at
acked dry farming and attempted to
.ast reflections on the Advertising
natter which the congress 10 sending
,ut. A reply was published In the
.ame paper over the signatures Of v.
r. Cook. state director Of dry farm
experiments, and Mr.. Burns. Mr..
Burns at the same time wrote 70 the
president protesting against the mis-
representations Of conditions In the
west which the Curtis article 10 al
legged to contain. This letter was re-
ferred to Clifford Pinchot. who replied
e i asserting that while hs was not
sufficiently familiar with the work Of
the dry farming congress to have .
reliable opinion Of i0 character he
personally knew the movement had
been largely exploited BY real estate
boomers"
Mr.. Burns letter to the president
In reply to the statements made BY
Mr.. Pinchot says: The expressions
In the letter Of Mr.. Pinchot indicate
that It was not improbable that the
counry life commission will include
In Its report certain statements based
upon personal opinions and lack Of
knowledge OF facts which statements
II published In the government record
viii b far reaching and irreparabls
injury 10 the west We do not be-
lleve that the commission on coun-
try life would Intentionally lnjure one
Of the growing sections Of the United
States but the letter Of Mr.. Pinchot
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28

indicates belief that the present de-
velopmen OF dry farming In largely
the result OF judicious and dishonest
exploitation by real estate boomers
and that the claims Of successful dry
farming cannot be proved. Such .
position is untenable In the face OF
the facts.
III II Is possible for you 70 do 20
we urge upon you the Importance OF
urging the commission on country life
to ofacially attend the sessions OF the
dry farming congress that the situa-
ton. a. to dry farming, Its past and
future. may be studied By personal
contact with hundreds OF men who
have given time. thought and labor
to the dry farming problem We
hope that the commission on country
life will realize that dry farming b
already established ~ . factor In the
agricultural and commercial apbaiId-
Ing tho west: that II should be treat
cd carefully and seriously and that
rather than commit unintentionai and
irreparable error through ignorance
Of the facts II would be much better
that tho commission should mot dis
cuss dry farming In its report"
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
SIMPLE MIXTURE SAID
TO RELIEVE vICTLMG

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cist the following:
Fluid Extract Dandelion. one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce;
Compound Syrup sarsaparilla. three
ounces.
snake well IN q oottle ana tAe .
teaspoonIui 9ose atter eacn "eeI sno
at oeotime. j..
Inc ABOVE ID consiFeroo Ae mo n"s'
certaln prescription ever "rHtsn 70
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
OF ExHCUTIvE
BOARD HERE ON TUR9DAY

A conference Of the members Of the
executive board OF the Colorado Col
orsd Baptist association was held 1t
the NJ. Olive Baptist church here on
Tuesday afternoon with Rev. r. W.
johnson OF Denver omciating - mod
orator. Among those taking part In
the conference were Rev. J. b. Back
ham OF Colorado Springs. Rev. d. q.
Over Of Pueblo, J. w. jackson OF Dem
yer. president OF the Colored Baptist
State Sunday School association. and
Mrs. Lillian q. Smith Of Denver. pres
ident Of the Woman's Organization OF
the colored Baptist churches OF Colo
RADIO.
The conference was . very pleasant
one and various matters relating 70
the work OF the colored Baptist
church In Colorado and its auxiiliary
bodies was discussed. Ths Visitors
wsre shown through the psnitsaeiary
this morning.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28

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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
MANY PEOPLE PATRONIER
EXCURSION 10 PUBRi6 8

The theatrical excursion over the
Denver 4 Rio 0rands from Canon
City to Pueblo Monday night ON ac-
count Of the comic opera. "The Red
Mill" at the Grand opera house. was
a very pleasant affair and made some
money for its promoters. The train
pulled into Pueblo with more than a
hundred passengers on board. Fifty
two tickets were sold at the local
office. The play was an excellent one
In all respects.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
REAL ESTATE

FOR sALESF1ne big sevsm-room
brick home. lot and half, good 10
cation. Good for home or rooming
house. The Record.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
OUT Of THE FRYING
Pan AND INTO THE FIRE
FOR SHERcuFFE


Sherman w. Norris. known to fame
and the police of the entire middle and
western portion Of the country ~
Frank Shercliffe, murderer, diamond
robber and escaped convict, was ac-
quilted of charge of train robbery
! by Minneapolis Jury yesterday after
12 men had deliberated 1S hours.
The decision was announced before
Judge John Day Smith Of the district
court. in whose room the nine days
trial occurred. Surprise was written
on practically every face in the court
room as Ed. Goff, the deputy clerk.
read the findings OF the jury.
The prisoner. who had shown emo
ton during the trial only when his g.
year-old girl was taken from his arms
and removed from the court room,
smiled but made no further demon
stration. He shook hands heartily
with his attorney, Frank Morrill,, but
lCtdlhCu ulS oCdI anu was PAomPtAy
re-arrested on a warrant charging a
similar offense.
The Indictment under which Morris
was tried charged him with taking $11
from Luke NJ. Perkins. passenger on
Northern Pacific train No. 8. between
the Union station and Northern juno
tion April 16, 1908. Owen Ball. now
serving an 8-year sentence for con-
Tossing to the robbery, implicated
Norris and was the chief witness for
the state.
Morris set up an alibi, testified to
only by himself and his wife. He as
serted that he had been In Des Moines
during the week of the robbery. His
long criminal record. up to 1898 when
he was sent to the Iowa state prison
for II years for the Pollock diamond
robbery. in which he secured $4,000
worth OF diamonds. was admitted on
the stand. But he asserted that since
leaving the Iowa prison he has been
trying to live an honest and upright
life. .
The warrant under which Morris
was re-arrested charges him with
robbing w. C. Smith. another passen-
ger on the same train. OF 81. The Of
tense and penalty are the same. The
same Witnesses will be used II the
case comes to trial. Morris will be ar
raigned on the warrant in the muni-
cipal court Monday and held to the
grand jury. Witnesses who testified
In the case have been summoned to
appear before the grand jury when Il
meets Tuesday and the county attor-
neys once expects another indictment
to be returned against him.
1t seems to be the intention Of the
Minnesota authorities to land Morris
In saltwater. no matter what the cost
The man 1t under sentence for murder
in the second degree In Colorado, hav-
ing escaped from a train while ON the
way to the states prison there. Should
he be acquitted again in Minnesota or
no Indictment returned he would still
be held for the Colorado onscials and
spend . term OF from 20 to rs years in
that state.
But there seems TO be no intention
Of letting Colorado have the prisone,
until all efforts to place him in tn.
Saltwater prison have failed. Tn,
county attorney began preparation,
for another trial as soon - the YER.
dict was announced yesterday.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28

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Hair Tonic will grow hair on bald
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that the roots Of the hair are entire
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Remember, we are baseing our
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Lincoln Park News.
Just ask Joe Hoyt II he has heard
from the state poultry show, II you
want to see the real thing in smiles.
His White Wyandottes got nrst pre-
MUM. His third bird was but half .
point lower than the winner. 70 that
he came that near getting . dubls
first.
The county commissioners have
been out the last few days looking
over the ground along Park avenue,
where less than four hundred feet
stands In the way Of an extension of
that thoroughfare a full mile further
to the eastward.
W. D. Twinam has built q model
open air dwelling near his cement
block house.
/. F. Davis Is abandoning his hot
beds and replacing them with q mod
ern green house. There's nothing too
good for the Park.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
GRAND SOCIAL AT Y. II. C.. A.
ON THURSDAY EVENING

The B. Y. P. U. Of the First Baptist
church will entertain at the 7. N. G.
A. Thursday evening. A splendid pro-
gram is being arranged and . nns
time is promised. The B. Y. p. U. and
Y. M. c. A. Join in inviting the young
people Of the city to participate in this
event The other young peoples 90
cieties OF the city are especially In
vited to be in attendance. Other Of the
young peoples organisations will en-
te'tain in the near future ct ths same
place. Let us get bsttsr aeauaiated
and more fully enjoy our yoang
neighbors. Do mot forget - uas.
Thursday eveaing.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-01-28
SOIL CULTURE

IL Ii an impossibility too produce abundant
crops Without proper soil culture and clean
tested seeds: The Bartelds Seed Co. Of Denver
have Issued an elegant seed book With the
Rreee plan Of scientific soil culture worked ont
In detail, and will be pleased TO mail one 10
xo1. Drop them . postal and say you saw
thsir adv. In the Canon City Record.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
PRINCE ITO BURIED.

Tokyo. Nov. Funeral services for
Prince Ito, who was assassinated by a
Korean at the Harbin railway station on
October 26. were held I'm Hibiya Park, in
the center of Tokyo, this morning. The
Shinto rites were simple and impressive.
The bier was raised up like an altar. be-
fore which there were offerings OF food.
and the priests made addresses to the
spirit OF the dead statesman.
Finally twigs Of the Sakakibara, or tree
Of the gods. We're offered by the ranking
mournerS. In this procession the Am
bassadors Of Great Britain, France,
America, and Germany, representing the
monarchs and Presidents Of their coun-
tries followed after the imperial prince.
The body was temporarily buried at
Omori. on a wooded bluff overlooking
Tokyo Bay. Later on when a tomb has
been erected the body will be placed In
its final resting place in Shiba Park.
It is generally conceded that Prince
Katsura is now the ablest statesman in
Japan.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
ORVTLLE WRIGHT RETURNS
Uncertain About Competing for the
Michelin Cup.
Aviator and HIS Sister Reach New
York on Liner that Goes
Aground I'm Harbor.

New York, Nov. AFTER having been
DELAYED for several hours by the White
Star Line steamer Adriatic running
aground at the entrance to the Ambrose
Channel. Mr. Orvine Wright arrived in
this city to-day after having spent three
months in Europe He was accompanied
by his sister, Miss Katherine Wright
They were met at the dock BY Wilbur
Wright.
Mr.. Wright was most enthusiastic on
the subject of aviation, and declared the
strides being made in perfecting the aero
plane were greater even than he had
hoped for He did not know as yet. he
said. whether ne or his brother Wilbur
would compete in the flights for the
Michelin Cup. but would announce it Just
as soon as he and his brother had had a
talk together.
Mr.. Wright said that he had left several
instructors in France and Germany to
teach the art OF navigating the flying
machines, and that they were all busy
with pupils. The pupils IN turn would in
stiuct others, and in this way an endless
chain Of aviators was being tablished.
Miss Wright laughed when told OF the
story which had been cabled from Europe
about her being the head of the Wright
family's invention. and denied that she
had anything to do with the perfectlnE Of
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
TELEGRAPH BREVITIES.

CayUga. Ind. Nov A FIRE OF unknown
origin destroyed almost half Of Cayuga-s business
district early to-day The loss is about Ssoc@.
Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 4-HaIley' .
comet win Tass acTuss the sun OF May Is 1910 u
the calculations of Father George NJ Searle. C. =
r., o. New Nork. sent u the Harvard observatory
prove correct.
London. Nov. 4--John Ridgely Garter,
former secretary TO the American Embassy here.
who has been appointed Minister 10 the Balkan
states had a farewell audience with King I'd
ward TO-DAY. His majesty expressed regret at Mr..
Cartsrs departure from London.
Mexico City. Nov. president Diaz
has appointed Gen Manuel Salamanca assistant
Secretary ~ war 70 fn the vacancy caused by tls
resignation o. Gen Jose Mariamier who was yes
terday formally installed governor a the state
Of Nusyo Leon % succeed Gen. Bernardo Reyes.
Dallas. Tex. Nov 4.-District Sttornev.
James K. Hamilton Of Austin stated to-day tbs
trial q Henry Clay Pierce the oil maguate charged
With false swearing viii positively be gore into
IN November. and that the state viii S-renuolsy
resist any effort Tex further continuance Of the
case.
Hackcnsack. y. J.. Nov. 4-Mrs. Israel
Miller whose later husband was a Erother-in-aw
Of jay Gould and who has had chcczered eareer
IN litigation since she frst assumed charge o. the
old Joe jefferson homestead At Parsmus was non
suited In two tined the courts here to-dar.
Inc hrHt Sutt vas 70 recover oanage3 ron Herbert
Iac3uelm. who bought the Jefferson homestead under
foreclosure.
New Haven Conn. Nov. 4-Tleut. Com
mandeg D. W Wurtsbaugh Z. s. ~ secrstury o.
the academic board Of the Naval Academy. has
written % Maj William r. Hewlett. of this city.
for the return a the diploma that was given 70
Mai Hewlctts son. George W. Hewlett when he
graduated from the Naval Academy last summer.
II has been discovered tho words with merit ~
indicating high standing in studies were Jeff ~
Young Hewlett's diploma, aud the Navai Academy
oaicials want 10 put them on.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
COMBINED AGAINST LOEB.
New York Importers Reported to BE
working for His Dismissal.

New York, Nov. 4-Merchants and i'm
porters who are disgusted with condi-
tions I'm the New York custom house
are planning TO ask President Taft 70 re-
move William Loeb. jr.. as collector Of
the port.
It was learned to-day representatives
Of number of large importing concerns
have held a meeting 90 talk over how
the matter shall be put up 20 the PreSi-
dent when he returns 20 Washington.
IL was stated authoritatively more con-
ferences Will be held on the same sub
ject.
Representatives OF mercantile concerns
that have been squeezed by dishonest
officials in the appraisers department as
well as by grafters IN the surveyors divi-
sion have made up their minds TO ask
for a square deal from the President. At
the same time they want Congress to
send a commission to New York. which
will comb the customs service out and
not permit its representative to be pigeon
holed i'm the trade
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
PASSES FROM REcEIvERsHIP.
SeabOard Air Line Turned over ia
Stockholders.

SehDOurd Alr Line turned ONcr 70
SfOckhoIders
New York Nov 4-Control or the Sea-
board Air Line. which has been in the
hands OF receivers since January, 1908.
passes to the stockholders tomorrow
morning The directors OF the reorgan-
lied company met in this city to-day TO
make propositions for the delivery Of the
property. At the close OF the meeting
this statement was issued
a meeting OF the directors Of the Sea
board Air Line Railway was held to-day
in anticipation OF the turning over at
midnight of its property TO the company
by the receivers.
IS. Davies Warfeld one Of the receiv-
ers and chairman OF the executive COM
mittee. said that the circular which the
directors had ordered TO be sent 10 all
the employees provided that until further
notice all persons who at the time Of the
transfer were officers or employees OF the
receivers are continued as the corre-
spending officers and employees OF the
Seaboard Air Line Railway. with cor
responding titles and the same cOmpen-
SatiOns and duties as at present, the pur-
pose being TO maintain the organization
which had produced such excellent re-
suits during the receivership''
II is the common anticipation that John
Shelton Williams. former president or the
road. will be appointed once more % that
position The annual meeting OF the
stockholders viii be held next Thursday
in Petersburg, Va.
The Washington herald., 1909-11-05
MILITIA CALLED OUT
Troops Keep Mob from West
Virginia Jail.
SEEK LIVES OF TWO NEGROES
BraxtOn County Citizens EnrnSed
over Attack Upon Woman - Gov.
GIasscOck Goes 10 Gassawny to
Prevent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Trouble
Is Feared During the Night.

Elkins, w Va. Nov, Troops have
been called out to protect the two negroes
in the Gassaway jail who attacked Mrs
Albert Lockhold from mob which
threatens any minute TO surround the
prison and take out the men and lynch
them. Gov Glasscock has arrived on the
scene to take charge OF the troops and
prevent a lynching
Governor Takes Charge
Charleston. W. Va. Nov. 4-Gov VIII
lam r. Glasscock, Gen. Il. l.. Boggs, his
private secretary. and Capt. J. /. Pratt.
assistant adjutant general, left via the
Coal and Coke Railway late this after
noon for the scene Of the trouble, and.
with company Of National Guard there,
they hope to prevent the lynching OF the
negroes tonight.
II more assistance is needed one or
more Of three companies located here
/ will be rushed to the scene on special
train
: The attack was committed on Mrs.
| I.ockhold after her husband. a we'll
known farmer had been tied to a tree,
/ body barred and whipped with willow
| switches.
Screams heard by persons near by prob
ably saved the life Of Mrs. Lockhold.
1 An effort viii be made tonight to have
Mr. and Mrs. Lockhold identity the
| two negroes arrested.
Deputies Guard Prisoners.
Gassaway. ". Va. Nov. Livery pre-
caution is being taken to-day TO prevent
/ the lynching Of two negroes under ar
rest here in connection with the attack
made yesterday on Mrs. Albert Lock
/ hold white woman. by three negroes.
one Of whom was run down last night
/ by mob and riddled with shot.
Word from the Lockhold home. at Ex-
change. near here. is TO the effect that
I A5rz l.ockhold viii recover.
Although il has not been definitely de-
cided whether the two negroes in Gus
/ zody we're implicated I'm the attack. the
people are greatly excited During the
night the Jail was heavily guarded, and
to-day twelve deputies are on duty inside
the prison.
one of the prisoners protests his inno-
I cence. He Is John Robinson, OF EIhlhs
W Va The other IS sullen and refuses
/ 90 talk.
uanEer Zone Established.
A zone through which none might pass
was established and negroes manifested
great fear.
The city lights went out at 9 o'clock
but reappeared in half an hour. Scat
tered groups are seen about the city, but
! there has been no concerted action.
The governor addressed the citizens
about 10 O'Clock. appealing 20 them 10 up
! hold the law. Confident there Will be M
Iynching, he will go 10 Charleston in th'
| morning
IT is believed an effort will be made e
| move prisoners TO sutton during the
night. Everything was quiet al midnight
and no trouble is expected before morn
ing.