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500 18TH ST. EXTENDED-lARGE. Sunny
ROOMS: good board: veranda: slee.ing balcony {;
extensive grounds. trees tennis: stable. Phone
e,.,- 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06

WANTED-BI GENTLEMAN. LARGE I\FI X
nished "r fun shed room: first second floor:
bata convenient: hot-water steam heat:
with board: near Mt. Pleasant Address
Box 113. Star Office. OrI-2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06

THE GIYSBORO. 1909 18TH ST.-OpEN OCT
l. permanent and transient guests. Miss VI
h NEWTON ,rl-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06

front room. sd floor Octi lot
Fl FINISHED COMPLETE. INCLUDING LINEN.
dishes and cooking utcnsils-Two beautiful
large rooms and bath: southern exposure: pr-
vat" family: near Capitol aud Library. 30; {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-06

1898 /. >I.-RUOMS WITH BOARD: STEAM
n'at: bath on each floor; southern exposure.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
r. D. M'CLELLAND MUST SERVE
THREE YEARS IN PENTENTIARY

R.. D. McClelland, who is now in
jail here awaiting the execution of the
sentence of Judge Cha Epion on the
charge oof subornation to perjury,
was yesterday denied a writ Of sup
ercedeas by Judge Campbell OF the
supreme court and must serve the
term of three years in the peniten-
tiary.
After his conviction in the district
court, McClelland. through his attor-
ney, made application for a writ of
supercedeas; hoping in this way to
obtain a new trial. and. possible. ac-
quittal of the crime of which he was
charged McClelland's conviction, it
will be remembered, grew out of his
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
scMDeS FROM CREEK
BEAT LOCAL BUNCH
At BASE MlL

A.oour.,r.d bx . bevy og the fair
-, .na . so,,ov,n. az iu.ty roo,ers,
he,aed by DEPUTY Sheriff Jack Carr
~. mn. p,u penny, IN. scr,bes from
,hs cr,nn,. Creek Times were the
.r..,. q, IN. local printer. yester-
A.x ana he.t ,hem at the scheduled
....,on n, IN. national s.me bv the
e,o.. .cors ~ "a IN u. and this after
.x.rv,b,n, h.a ,ooked ROSY for the
L,c., .,,cier.
Jn.t vhen II seemed there was
,o,h,nx IN n bu. recording n one
.,d.d v,n for n. the pncxpected hap
5000 m, wha, ,ookes IKE certain
.,c,orx m. ,urn.d into defeat "s,im
p.u,. r,vhmv -. ON the srinr line
Gov IN. local team ana xbat he d,d
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=, ,nn,,.. !. ~, vo,th record,nv
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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
eROUnD BROKEN FOR the
NEW D. & R. s.
STATION TODAY

Ground for the new Denver 4 Rio
Grande railroda station here was
broken at O'Clock this afternoon and
the work will be carried forward with
as little delay as possible until the
building is finished and ready to turn
over to the company for its intended
purposes
Mr.. Mayer. the contractor, arrived
here from Denver yesterday after
noon and will give the work his per-
sonal supervision In the course of
a conversation with the writer this
morning. Mr.. Mayer stated that the
building would be in every way wor-
thy of Canon City and the railroad
company. 1T will be a structure that
will command the attention Of people
who travel over the Denver & Rio
Grande and will be a big advertise
ment for this community" said Mr..
Mayer. Under the terms of the con-
tract the building must be ready for
occupancy in ninety days.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

alleged Kidnapping of Nellie Hart.
fourteen years old, and sending her to
Emporia, Kansas, on the night before
she was to appear at a trial on the
charge of incorrigibility. Taken into
custody on this allegation the other
charges were heaped upon him soon
after.
Half dozen other complaints were
filed against McClelland, among them
robbery of mails, contributing to juv-
emile delinquency and burglary; ON
any one of them it is believed he
could have been convicted and given
long terms of Imprisonment.
McClelland will be taken from the
county Jail 10 the penitentiary this
afternoon or on Monday.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
IMPORTANT ARREST MADE
BY SHERIFF ESSER AND
POSSE SUNDAY MORNING

ton, but the only information to date
which the government has been able
to obtain Is that on a casual inspec-
ton of treated and untreated pole
lines in Louisiana. In that region It
was found that poles which had been
impregnated with creosote oil were
not attacked by the birds, whereas
untreated poles under the same con-
ditions were very severely injured.
Whether or not creosote will pre-
vent such attacks is not definitely
known, but the service 10 investiga-
ting this problem. and should this oil
prove a preventative, 1t will fulfill q
two-fold purpose. It will protect the
poles from decay and destruction
from animal life. In southern Indi-
ana. some members OF q traction com
pany thought that they could preveat
further destruction Of their poles BY
filling the holss in. the wood with
stones. The birds, however, sirplJ
drilled around the stones and made
the conditions mucA worse. This ap-
parently does not seem to b means
of preventing their depredations.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

An important arrest was made At
a deserted house on Four Mile creek
at daylight Sunday morning when
Sheriff Ssser and a posse took into
custody Bert Sneider of Cripple Greek.
who made q murderous assault on
Richard Thede. shift boss at the Dante
mine number two last Friday, from
the effects of which he died thirty
six hours later.
The house in which sneider was ar
rested was until few days aeo oc-
cupied as . home by his parents and
1t was due to that fact that = watch
was kept ON the premises by the au-
thorities. Although the hoase had
been under survsilla1ce for some time
It was not until q light was Se9a
within. about. 4 O'Clock in the morn
ing. that the ofacers closed In upoa
1t. Sheriff Essee went to the door
and informed Sneider that the place
was surrounded and that he had bet
ter come out and surrender. advice
that he acted upon after some Nhesi-
tation. He is supposed to have been
heavily armed when he entered the
house the previous night, but NO
weapons were found on him when
taken into custody.
Sneider is twenty-five years of age
and has the reputation among his ac-
quaintances of being a bad man. He
is miner and had been working for
some time on the Dante property, but
was discharged from the employ of
the company last Thursday night The
following morning he visited the mine
and sought a quarrel with Thede,
striking him on the head with a rock,
crushing his skull. in consequence of
which he died Saturday night withou;
regaining consciousness.
Sneider was lodged in Jail here un-
til 7:30 O'Clock Sunday night when he
was taken to Cripple Creek by Dep
uty Sheriff Jack Carr where he will
be held to the Teller county district
court to answer to the charge Of
murder. When Sneider left here he
was not aware that Thede had died
from his injuries
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
30 HAeER GIVEN A REPRIEVE FOR
NINETY DAYS BY GOV. SHAFROTH

= 4. a ~ H..
pidity and lack Of sense Of the man.
When petitions from the prosscut-
ing district attorney, John W. David
son, and the Judge. P. e. Riser. came
In. Governor shafroth was convinced
OF the utility and necessity OF an Inn
mediate investigation.
To that end arrangements were
made to have the prosecuting Witness
es interviewed by the governor. but
this could not be done readily, be-
cause OF the absence of the daughter
OF the murdered woman. Her alb
sence was .nexplainable. and NO steps
could be taken until she was found
and interviewed. 1t was said that she
could explain many Of the battling
circumstances of the murder and she
could throw light on the relations of
the murderer to his mother.
Accompanying the reprieve was an
order to Warden lyman OF the peni-
tentiary directing him during the
week commencing Saturday the thir-
teepth day OF November. 1909. to car
ry into execution the sentence Of the
district court OF the Tenth Judicial
District OF the state Of Colorado, sit
ting within and for the county Of
Pueblo against the said Hager."
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
From Saturdays Daily.

Prom 6aturdays DAfly.
There arrived at the penitentiary
this morning a reprieve from Cover
nor shafroth staying the execution Of
I'd Hager for ninety days, until the
week beginning November 18Th. The
rsprieve was for the purpose OF af-
fording the governor an opportunity
Of making personal examination of
the case. which would enable him to
determine whether the prisoner was
mentally responsible for his crime
on not.
Heger was sentenced to be hung by
Judge Rixer OF the Pueblo county dis
trict court last May for the murder
OF Mrs. Elizabeth May James OF Pu-
sblo nearly a year ago. The murder,
a. was brought out at the trial, was
premeditated. but later II was argued
whether q man Of Hagerd's limited In
telligence was capable Of plotting the
scheme. The fellow. stricken BY mis-
cry. was hardly Ineligible when In
terviewed by Governor Shafroth dur
ing q visit to the penitentiary few
weeks ago. No sensible answers
could be drawn from him and the
eovernor was convinced OF the stu
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
wOODPECKERS ATTACK TELE.
EPHONE. TELEGRAPH AND
ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES

Considerable damage is being done
TO telephone. telegraph and electric
light poles by members of the wood
pecker family. These birds originally
built their homes in the dead or dying
trunks or limbs of trees, but for some
reason best known 70 themselves, have
come to the conclusion that the peeled
pole offers better conditions for
home.
They have become so ravenous Of
late that their depredations are at
tracing considerable attention among
those who are compelled to use guam
titles OF wooden poles. Their activi-
ties spread over a wide portion Of the
United States. notably in the south.
southwest and central west. Cedar
poles seem to be the OF es most FREE
quentiy attacked. The birds bore Into
them at any heighth from the ground
and the holes which they make are
often two or three inches In diame-
ter and four or five inches deep. Such
an amount OF wood drilled from =
stick OF timber which Ia carrying .
load OF wires naturally weAkens the
s.rength OF the lire.
IL would. OF course. not Be- dif-
ficult matter to e1termlnate theoe
birds, However, this 10 not desirable.
as they are among The most bensficlal
forms OF bird life native to this couA-
try. because they destroy large num-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

". n. smith Of soutA Caaon. vho
has important interests In hat sse-
tson. reports . damaging clou1eurst
IN the Isle district. about twenty
miles south Of Ca1on City. last En-
day aftsrnooa that resulted II .
heavy loss Of property, particularly
aloAg Oak creek and its tributaries.
vhIeh ovsfAowsd all the low laaAs
along their cosrses. II was ths
heaviest rainfall that has occurred In
IN that portion q the country for fif-
tsea years and crops of all kinds we're
other injured or destroyed Bridges
we're vashed ont and the roads rea-
dered impassable In many places. ss-
pecially the Silver Cliff roaA. which
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
O6efal Notice.

Under the new law teachers who
have been engaged in their profession
for forty-Hve t45) months in any
Colorado high school are entitled to a
state certificate. These certificates
may be secured by application to the
county superintendent of schools be-
fore October 4th.
Mrs. Minnie C. Merriam.
2St4 County Superintendent.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

versed the decision with the willing
consent OF the local bunch. The bat
ter then got flrst and his team scored
three runs. which otherwise would
not have happened as the man fol-
lowing Esbridge proved an easy out
The locals tried hard to even mp mat
tiers in their half but the best they
could produce was one run. an insuf-
ficient quantity. This ended the
run-ge'ting. the. final score being IA
to IL in favor OF the 0cribes. Con-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
MORTGAGE RECORDED
IN COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE

A mortgage amounting to $4,000, 900
executed by the victor-American Fuel
Co.. a company Incorporated under
the laws OF Maine and doing business
in this state and New Mexico. to The
Standard Trust company. OF New
York, was recorded In the county
clerks once today. The trust COM
pany viii issue E.ceo tAirty-ysar Arst
mortgage boads to cover The NOR
txAge. The mortsage was executed in
New YoFk.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
DAMAGE CAUSED BY HEAVY
FLOOD IN OAK CREEK LAST
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

cannot be put into condition for trav-
Ell for q week or more. The main
head Of the Hood came down willow
creek. which vas In few minufAs
after the rain bsgaA. oonvsftsd isto
. torrent that was irresistible. sweep
ing away four or ave bridges
and washing ont the dam of - many
reservoirs ussa for impending water
for irrigation purposes Practically
all Of the hay crop in the territory
covered BY the closdburst was Bost.
entailing 4 loss OF several tho0saAa
dollars. The Griffin raAeA safforod
severely and most Of the crops on tAs
place were destroyed. Reservoir
dams on the Griffin. Armstrong and
Borauin ranches were washed out-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19
Build Up; Buy Goods Made
In ColoradO
Zmt's Talks On CoDcsA4O Made Goods
Seventh of Series of Articles Enploitng Home

~ z
Recent s'a'isos s' sno~ -s" - =
tne erea.es. iuah e -
tne
son anu lla pa to -
oroer naineu' Ne~ mann 'nuue
trs or lna' which ~
age III 'o'Ai u
cio,nins ana iaues
cago tne packing inusti DOS 'on II
poo's anu siioe '
NE ana cotoon iaofis
eoioraao mas '"o eea. inanAo
turing eilies' ef anu eio' e.u
many o'hef e''ies 'lfousou. 'e e.a'e
are making rapia eane ~ 'ne' e"oine
their percentase III a,i nnes VI manu-
iacIurihs- Dehfer anu rue"io aeeoiu-
ing 10 popuia'ion ass 'o u
manuiac'ured prouuc's ~eh co
pare ia'orapis WIN oiuef ci'tes anu
basing our iuture greatness as
CONNER" "eaiih oi man i
oustries on past achie'enen's We WIN
soon oe recosni]eo III .ne same GLASS;
Win tne ci,ies nanieo Aoose
Coiorados manutac'ur'ns e'es
are wen suppheo WIN railoAas' 'ne
transportation iaciii.ies enaoie u !"
reacn every pAFt u o0s S
triouuSe terrItory ana QUIZ aohey IN
expediune oehsery oi OUT pFoo"c's -
great andvantase over our more ois-
tAnt COm0Gue0tO-
UnAa
We nave unlimited resources OF
crude OF raw msAeriai tnAt enters 'n'o
the composiuon OF our "AnutActufeo
products. also inexnausuoie foei re-
sources toSetner win ever incfeesine
ana cheaper eiectrlc1l power. winch
are factors OF NO smail considefatson
In the upoitoine OF man N
Cosoraoo. We Wsn 70 ten you oi an
industry that mas grown pnenomeaai-
ly and IL . marvel 70 tnose VINO nave
watched ies deveiopmeaI ana .nAe
probably mas attrac'ed less attens'on
and ID % httse known a. u tne manu-
fhcture OF CRACKERS ana coniectsons II
their line, the history OF wn'cA no0ws
the re0arkaole deveiopment ana dem-
onstrates tne possioihues 1nat can %
reaHxed On "uno'eos Vi otne' ic
les IN otner lines OF manufaceufe
the same energy. determination ana
that tnoomitaoe western quaney
grit wnicn Knows NO iaiiure - car
ried into their business.
cotorado crackers are famous TOT
quality In All terr1tory between tne
missouri river ana me faclne eoast
Crackers MADE IN coioraoo are 'ne
best IN the wofid. ms Is que 70 tne
fact that the altitude a wnien tney
are mads Is jest one mile ABOVE sea
level. and there Is no dampness In tne
atmosphere 70 oe absorbed ana 'neS
remain dry oritue ana crisp fof q
mucn longer ume than tnose maze Il
or near the sea level or IN lower att
tudes; besides this iiour MADE rom
the wheat grown IN tne state OF COLO
rado Is peculiarly adapted for manu-
featuring crackers. ana when our
market on four wiii permit OF IT,
many OF the larger cracker lector1es
In the east VIII purchase train loads
OF COLORADO fiour for use IN their ousi-
ness
CTec3ef lAeeeu5.
The cracker industry In COLORADO
began almost at the same time as the
settlement OF the territory; AZ early
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-08-19

2St4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30
zaee Florida.
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THE SEMINOLE LIMITED.
sdslid BON Is. aopember 1909 an.

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II. j.. PHELPS, Division Passenger Agent, L. c. r. r,
ta' sos Bank Bldg, Dubuque, Iowa.
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pro 9uIdel rcidt boh nif)t an Den
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spab mnb and iein.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-30

Iaitte lleberiid)t, bon lpcld,er mir Ell
ntge Der midtigiten Yuntte bier mie.
0ergeberl.
Wiilouri bot Die meiiten Sarmelt
in Der Union, ndmlid 2S4.SS6, i'm
Glrd)ihnitt iebe 120 glcres rrno oua
Sano ltebt i'm @eribe bon $34.75
pro glcre. Wit Iusnobme BON Ohio
nit 10000 Sarmen Su ourti6nitts
lid SO acres lit Der ein5elne 2ano-
beiiscr in MiIiouri fleiner aIs in
irgeno eincm Der an9ren5enoen
Stoaten: Sainois 264,0O0 Surmen
81 124 acres, Soma 22s,000 nit
Isl uno 2onias 10000 su 22S
acres; i'm Gurhidnitt enthdlt ieoe
Sorm in ben Ser. Stauten 146
Icres, es limo aber MIR 80 8ro5ent
oes gan5en Sanoes fultipiert. Gin
pidtiaes aapitel lit Der Sieh5udt
gelpibmet uno penn audi Wtiiiouri
ais ,Wuuleiel Staat" gilt. gibt es
bod 4 NAL 10 piei Tferoe oils Wa,tl.
eiel ltno I'M @un3en p~ertbeilen lid,
Die Sartstbiere ourdihnittli6 a,tf
jeoe Surm: 10 Stiid Hinbpieb. 4
Nferoe, I Wonltbier, 26 Shpeinc.
. Sdafe une ie nod SerbGltnIB Der.
id)ieoene onoerc Shiere. Gin poles
Grittel Ser 9epolfermg e%riItirt oil
reft ooer inOireft bon Der Gieh5tbt,
es lit bas Sorpteinfommen BON 50
Erosent Der Surmer ltto erreid)t
iGbrlih $4,000, 900. Sn 9e5ug
auf perpahtete 6armen itebt Ntii.
ioilrt in Ser britten Geibe:, SQinois
bat CT Yro5ent 6ormer oie ihr eisc.
mes 9anD bebal,en lno 80 9ro5ent
4ad)ter: OH 3weiter Stele itebt
Sotpa nit $40 Bro5ent Yahtfar.
men, Wiiiuri bat ailf 10 Sarmen
orei Ydbter. in Ohio iinb es 27.5
GroSeut unb in Wid,igan fGat e.
auf 1873 Yro5ent berrnter. Us
miro berporgeboben, bob ons Gad)t.
ipitem in oqen peitIifen Staaten III
Der 3iinabme beariffen lit. Gage.
gen iei es oufialleno, ooB nah ocn
lebten 3eniltsberihten Die 9ooener-
trGge oes fultipierten Sanoes IN
Wiiiouri aeringer iinb ais in nohc-
gelegenen Stuaten: Sn Ohio
$13.36, in Slinois St2.4S, III Wih-
igon $12.42. in Soma 1922 mo
in Miiioltri nur $9.5S pro gcre.