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Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Watkins of Hum
bolt. Iowa. who have been visiting Mr..
aud Mrs.. H. McKinistry of this city
for several weeks left on No. 10 this
morning for their home. Mrs. Walk
ins and Mrs. McKinstry are sisters.
Frank McKinstry. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. McKinstry of this city left on
No. 10 this morning for Pueblo.
The Santa Fe trains from Pueblo
which has been coming in at 1910,
now is scheduled to arrive at 1855 a.
m.
Mrs. A. T. Bouker of SIS Green
wood avenue is very I'll. Her son and
daughter. Albert and Eunice, are at
her bedside.
Rev. s. H. Slutz returned this after
noon from westcliffe. where he has
been holding services at the church
at that place.
Miss Louise Allen will leave tomor-
row for Denver and while there she
will probably attend some of the ses-
sions of the Sunday school conven-
tion. Leaving Denver she will go to
Sterling. Colorado. and attend the
Christian Endeavor convention which
meets there. After a short visit in
Sterling she will go to the home OF
her sister, who lives on a mountain
ranch near Canon City and remain the
rest of the summer season.-Grand
Junction Herald.
Mr. and Mrs. j. T. Wilson of 919
Rudd avenue are the parents of a
handsome baby daughter. born to
them on Sunday. Mrs. Wilson is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 1. Case
beer of s32 College avenue.
Mrs. Robert Norcross of Trinidad. a
sister of Mrs. Theodore Ashley of this
City, returned home on No. 2 this af-
ternon after a two weeks visit with
her sister in this city.
w. c. Thomas returned on No. 2 this
afternoon to Colorado Springs where
he is employed by the Canon City
Business Mems association as their
representative in that city.
C. E Reeves left on No. 10 this
morning for Florence on business con-
nected with the Fourth OF July cele-
bration which is to be held in that
place.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

Margaret Granger and little sister
arrived in this city last evening on
No. 8 from Pueblo. They expect to
remain in this city during the sum-
mer months.
The Misses Gladys and Gretta SAT-
fin from Cincinnati arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon. They will
be guests at the Harding-Brewster
wedding tmorrow. They are cousins
of Miss Alice Harding.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Morrison left
today for an extended trip through
the Michigan and Wisconsin lake re-
gion, after which they will visit Wash
ington, Oregon and California with
a view of finding a suitable place in
which to make their home. They ex-
pect to spend the heated term at Pc
toskey. Michigan, proceeding later to
Seattle. Portland, San Francisco. and
Los Angeles. Mr.. Morrison express
ed the opinion that IL was not prob
able that they would find a place they
liked as well as Canon City, in which
event they would return and re-estab-
lish their residence here.
number of the grade school boys
between the ages OF eight and twelve
met at the Washington school
grounds this morning at 800 o'clock
and enjoyed the games. Playground
ball was INDUCED in for a short time
and then a new game called "Beater
Goes Round" was played. This prov
ed to be very funny and popular with
the boys. The Y.MC.A. secretary has
several new games that are sure to
be enjoyed by the children and every
boy and girl in the city is in9ited to
come out and enter into the activities.
They meet again next Thursday morn
ing. A hike for the boys is being ar
ranged. About 20 boys are lined-up
for trip to the top of Fremont's peak
next Friday morning. The secretary
viii accompany them and a good time
! is assured for all who can make the
trip. The boys will take luncheons
with them and make a whole day oi
i IL
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

Merl Wilson. who has been visiting
| his parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. 2. VIII
Son of this city has returned to Col
orado Springs, where he will work
during the summer.
Miss Grace and Jessie johnson en-
tertained the z. o. r. girls to the
number OF eight with a towel shower
to Miss Alice Harding who will short
| ly be married. The party was held
last Wednesday evening at the John
son home on Rudd avenue. Refresh
ments were served and a general good
time was had by all.
Mrs. Frank Burney returned home
yesterday from Salt Lake City, Utah.
where she has been visiting her son.
Mr.. W. J. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Taggart OF Los
Angeles are in town for a day or two.
east and back through the northwest
Mr.. and Mrs. Taggart lived in Canon
City II years ago.
Judge Maupin and Judge Schweig-
ert returned home yesterday from
Westcliffe where they have been for
| several days on business in the Gus
ter county court
| Theodore Fischer returned to Colo
rado Springs on No. yesterday.
He came down TO this city to attend
the wedding Of his sister. Miss Elsie
last Tuesday.
The members of the Order of the
Eastern Star surprised Mrs. Jack
Brown with party Thursday. Re
freshments were served and a gener-
al good time was enjoyed.
Miss Margaret McRinzie and Frank
lie Harding were visitors at the annual
roundup on Twelve Mile Park yes
terday.
E. c. Hiatt. who has been i'll for
several days is now able to be about
his work as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Emmerson OF
Mount Vernon. Illinois. arrived here
last evening and are registered at the
Strathmcre hotel. They expect to re-
main in Canon City for several weeks
and before returning home. Will visit
the Yellowstone National Park and
other points of interest in the north.
west Ar Emmerson is a prominent
banker and business man of his home
town and is member of the board oi
commissioners of the Southern I'LL.
nols penitentiary at Chester.
Rev. II. NJ. Jamison, pastor OF the
congregation of the United Presby.
terian church. has returned home from
an Eastern trip during which he visit.
ed relatives in Illinois. Indiana. Ohic
and other state and attended the meet
ing the general assembly OF his de
nomination at Philadelphia and the
International Sunday School conven.
ton in Washington. ID. c. Mrs. Jami.
son remained at Columbus, Ohio. fol
mere extended stay with relatives
and friends. but will return TO Canor
City about the first OF July.
Marriage licenses were issued OF
Thursday 10 Fleece Marino and Ross
Damico: Stanley Haley and Margaret
F. Amos; Charles A Blikly and Re
becca B. Walker.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
Wednesday.

Leslie Curtis. Harold Brown and
Ernest Atkinson left this afternoon
for a weeks camping trip to the top
of Greenhorn range
Mr.. NJ. F. Jones and sister left on
No. 10 this morning for their home
in Oklahoma City. Mr. Jones is a
son-in-law of DR.. Allan Bell OF this
city.
Mrs. vickers of Montana, daugh-
tel of DIR. Allan Bell of this city. left
on No. 10 this morning for Denver.
after which she will return to her
home.
John Mullett of Farmingdale. Ill.
who has been visiting with B. +.
Bruse and J. ]. Brown of this city
for the past three months left on No.
10 this morning for Salt Lake City.
and other points in that and other
states. after which he will return to
Springfield. Illinois. Mr.. Mullett has
taken in all the surrounding country
near Canon City and is greatly TAX
en- with it
Prof. Edwin L. Clarke Of the South
Canon high school has recently re-
ceived letter from G. Stanley Hall,
president of Clarke University. mo-
tifying him OF his appointment as an
honorary scholar in economics and
sociology in that university for the
coming year. Professor Clarke ex-
poets to return to Worcester by way
OF Washington. where he will attend
the sixth international congress of
Esperantists. held during the second
week in August.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
Saturday

Miss Adie Reese of Denver Is visit
ing In Canon City for few days.
Mrs. II. z. Smith returned from
Denver last night where she has been
attending the state Sunday school
convention
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Robinson OF R.v-
er street will move to Denver In few
days. They have been residents in this
city for several years and their de-
parture will be much regretted by the
people OF this city.
Miss Lena Nelson. for the past
school year, teacher In the Washing
ton grade school. left on No. 10 this
morning for Greeley. where she VIII
take n short course. Later she will 30
to Helena. Montana. where she VIII be
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Case.
Ex-County Commissioner Albert
PhIlipp OF Coaidale. was business
visitor in town last night and this
morning. MIR. Philip. who has been
engaged for several years past In get
ting out railroad ties and props for
mining companies from the timber
ed lands In the vicinity of Marshall
Pass, says there Is very little snow
at present on the Continental divide.
except In the gulches along the upper
slopes OF the range. The season 10
rather dryer than usual and the fores-
try service has already had to con-
tend with several threatening fires In
that locality. Mr. PAilipp is getting
out three car loads OF ties and props
day on an average.
Rev. s. II. Slutx left this afternoon
for Hillside where he will deliver n
lecture on the Value or Water" this
evening. Following the lecture there
will be n social at which strawber-
rIes. leo cream and other refresh
ments will be served.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company will begin the construction
OF n side track from its main line to
the warehouse of the Fremont Coun-
ty Fruit Growers association nt the In
tersectlon of Tenth anc River streets
next week. IL is the Intention of the
company to carry out its scheme OF
improvement In the local yards as
rapidly as possible.
II. L. Plummcr, J. III. Ellis. Gene
Keables and Bert Ellis viii leave to-
night on fishing trip TO Carpenters
ronch. 13 miles below Gunnison where
they expect to remain ten days or two
weeks. They will, probably. be Joined
In camp by A. Il. Wilson and Rev. J.
r. Thomas some time next week.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
Tuesday.

Mrs. C. W. Turpen OF jefferson, To-
wa, lis the guest of A. S. Taylor OF
this city. AIRS. Turpen is a sister-in-
law OF Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs r. H. Coleman and hildren
returned home yesterday afternoon
from a several months visit with rel
atiyes and friends in Oklahoma. In
comany with Mr.. Coleman they left
this morning on an overland trip TO
the Wet Mountain valley where they
will spend some time camping and
fishing on the DIETRICH ranch.
A. r. Stockton returned home last
night on No. from Denver. where
he has been the guest of his son. Tru-
man and family. He accompanied
Truman TO Denver in the latters' au-
tomobile. last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Davis. Mrs.
Frank Harper Of Denver, and Mrs.
Gentry of South Canon. left this af-
ternoon for the DIETRICH ranch in the
Wet Mountain valley where they will
devote several weeks to camping and
fishing They will be Joined at their
destination by Dr. and Mrs r. n
Coleman and family.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

The League of the Lutheran church
to the number of % held moonlight
picnic in Rockafellow's grove last ev-
ening. Refreshments were served
and a general good time enjoyed by
all present.
w. N. Webber OF the county as
SCISSORS office left here on Monday
for a visit with mis- parents and 9TH
er relatives at Manistique, Michigan.
He expects to be gone couple OF
months or more. Mr.. Webber has
been greatly benefited by the cli-
mate of Colorado and will return at
the conclusion of his vacation and re-
flee
Matte Corpolongo. of portland. II
years of age, who recently was tax
en- into custody here by the author
tiles at the instance of her father for
attempting to elope with Frank Riv-
oil. a Sicilian, was adiudged an in
corrigible in the county court a few
days ago and taken to the home for
dependent children in Denver by Un-
dersheriff John Chetelat-
The house being erected for Grant
Dickinson at S2S Greenwood avenue
is approaching completion and will
be an attractive addition to the nice
group of residences in that neighbor-
hood 1t is being built by W. r.
Gleason and will be thoroughly mod
ern in all of its construction. The
fact that Mr.. Dickinson left for an
| extended Eastern trip while its con-
struction was in progress, leaving ev-
/ erything to the contractor. is tribute
to Mr. Gleason's faithfulness and skill
as 4 builder.
F. E. Moore and W. l. Ramsey who
recently entered plea OF guilty In
Justice Holmes court at Portland on
the charge of burglarizing the COM
pany's store at that place, were ar
raigned before Judge Champion Of
the district court a day or two ago
and sentenced to the state reforma-
tory at Buena Vista They were TAX
en- to that place the first OF the week
to enter upon their terms Of impris-
onment
George W. Liggett and friend. j. 8.
Edwards. drove to Canon City yes
terday They took a peek through
the penitentiary. viewed the surround
ing country from the Skyline drive
and enjoyed the sights in the or
chards between the county seat and
this city. Mr.. Edwards is from Siat-
er. Missouri. and is night foreman at
the Schaeffer dam--Florence Citizen.
Peter O'Brien OF Denver, chief en-
gineer OF the Canon City waterworts
system. arrived here last night, and
in company with C. W. Patten, made
a visit to the reservoir. settling ba-
sins and filterers above Kenley's gar
dens. Mr.. O'Brien pronounces the
local waterworks plant one OF the
: best of its kind west of the Missouri
river.
Dry Ullom and family, after a few
days visit to his mother. left this
morning for Cripple Greek. where he
will live Mr.. Ullom has recently
been working on the Deweese ditch
near Canon City. with his brother-in-
law. Mr.. Perryman.- Star
Journal
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
Friday.

Jack Brown returned home last ev-
ening from Salt Lake City where he
went n month ago on business.
Il. G. Higgins returned to this city
this afternon from westcilffe where
he las been on business
Mrs. NJ. s. Reynolds entertained a
few guests Tuesday in honor OF Mrs.
John Cleghorn OF Denver.
Mrs. n. S. Lcwls. who has been
spending week In Denver. returner
home yesterday afternoon.
Miss Dorothy Allison OF sturgeon.
Mo-, is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. @.
A. Fisher at 4o6 Harrison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs, II. Kinnamon OF Gale
donia. Ohio, are visiting at the home
Of u. 70. Strawman on Macon avenue.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23

Miss villa Swain of this city left on
Wednesday for two or three months
Oklahoma
Miss Myrtle Chetelat of Victor came
down to this city to spend the sum-
mer with the family of her uncle.
John Chetelat.
Mayor G. r. Tanner of this. city left
on No. 10 this morning for Pueblo.
where he will be the guest of his son.
Charles Tanner for short time.
A. A. Pope went to Denver Wednes-
day to meet his wife's sister, Miss
Irene Holland OF iPttsburg, Penna.
They arrived in this city last evening.
Miss Holland will spend the summer
In this city.
ter. Elsie returned to Canon City on
Wednesday from an extended visit
with relatives in Pennsylvania A sis
ter and brother OF Mrs. Miller accom-
panied them to this city and will make
an indefinite stay.
The first work towards the erection
of Pueblo's proposed new 100000
Young Mems Christian association
building was started yesterday when
workmen began clearing away the
site preparatory to beginning the con
struction on July first
Miss Edith Brainard returned this
week from Emporia. Kansas. where
she has been a student in the state
normal school for two years. She
will spend the summer here with heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Brain.
ard on north nineteenth street
Mrs. Yarnall. the delegate to th'
mothers congress at Denver from the
state of Pennsylvania, having con
scented to address the parents anC
teachers association meeting tonigh
is happy blending of mother an'
teacher; is a mother Of three ACTIVE
boys and was a teacher in West New
ton high school. Massachusetts,. fol
several years. So come out and heal
her.
Mrs Samuel Macdonald OF this cir
left today for Denver. where she vii
be Joined by her husband from Crippl,
Greek to attend the wedding OF Mis-
Emma Stevenson Buchtcl. daughter o
Ex-Governor Buchiei. and William C
Lennox. which will take place ;omor
row at 500 o'clock at Trinity Meth
odist church in that city.
Mrs. p. II. Collins, Mrs Beaie. Mrs
HyxsonE and other ladies of this city
nineteen in all. left on No 10 thii
morning for Florence where they vii
enjoy a picnic luncheon and a gener
nj good time on the lawn OF the hom'
OF Mrs Cummings Of that city
Mr.. Joe Dale OF Leadviile arrived
In this city yesterday afternoon OF
No. from Denver. where he has beei
visiting friends. for a short visit will
Alva Woods. Mr.. Dale's home is II
Lesdvilie. but he has been engage'
IN the mercantile business with hi
brother at Miilers. Nevada. for tn
past few years
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II
Jones. corner OF flm aou Shestou
streets. Lincoln Park. was the seem
OF very pleasant social gathering ol
Tuesday evening last. A surprise ha'
been planned in commemoration O
IN. sixty-ffth birthday arniversar,
Of Mr.. Jones and a party OF 25 or 3
f-tends and ncighbors assembled &
d, him honor. Refreshments consist
ling Of ice cream. cake and strawbcr
/ ries were served
Mrs. Sherman Bell OF Denver an'
her neice. Miss Edith Vaughn arriv
ID In this city last evening. and ar
the guests OF Mrs. n f. Hari.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
Meuday.

Miss Ruth Swan left on No. 10 this
morning for Greeley where she will
take the summer course in that insti-
tuition OF learning
Mr.. and Mrs. Zheebro OF Sioux City.
Iowa. were guests at the home Of Jes-
Sc Knowles on Orchard Park last
week
Eric Bobhi,t stopped off between
trains Saturday afternoon for a short
visit with friends in this city. Mr..
Bobbltt is meeting with success on ev-
cry hand at Hotchkiss. where he has
been elected city attorney. He return
ed to Hotchkiss Saturday night.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-23
News Notes
Ragsdaie's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 52s
Main street. Record office.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20
SPEEDY RACES BILLED
FOR MOTORDROME SPORT
Whittier and De Roster Matched To-
night in Chief Event of
Fast Gard.

Unless the weather man takes a
hand i'm the game. as he did on last
Saturday night. the motordrome fans
should see the best program of races
that has been pulled off on salt Lake s
new speedway tonight. Motorcycles
and automobiles make up the pro-
gram. and IL IS so arranged that the
greatest speed possible will be dished
out.
Chief Of interest is the match race
between Whittier and De Roster. II
is a case Of speed and nerve against
more speed and nerve.
Frank Irving and his Vanderbilt
cup car is another feature on the
track tonight. Irving has the machine
going at top speed and says he will be
sure to let a little of it loose as he
skins around the rim OF the pie pan.
All of the professionals are entered
i'm the ten-mile professional handicap,
with Mitchell. Samuelson, De Roster
and whittier starting on scratch. The
trade amateurs and local amateurs
also have good events.
The management announces that the
new bleechers are now in place and
all viii find seats, and special street
car service has been arranged.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20
BOXING GAME DYING
SLOWLY AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal. July 19.-Prizs
fighting i'm Los Angeles is at an end.
Without a dissenting vote the city
council today instructed the city attor-
ney to prepare an ordinance regulating
tests
Regulating" was the word used in
the formal motion. but informally Mr..
Hewitt was asked whether il would be
possible to prepare q drastic measure
which would not conflict with the state
law. but would have the effect Of abol-
ishing prize fighting He replied that
he could and would prepare such an
ordinance.
The ordinance will be presented at the
next meeting Of the council and its pa s.
sage is virtually certain.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20
STAKEHOLDER IS
SNAP IN NEW YORK
Win or Lose There Is No Valid
Claim on Money, Says
Court.

New York. July 1a.-If you deposit
money with stakeholder and win and
he chooses not to give you the win
nings you have no redress under the
laws OF New York state.
This was a magistrates decision to-
day I'm discharging r.. II. Saltz. former
manager OF the Hotel Albany. whom
group OF negro sporting men, includ-
ing Baron wilkins. Jack Johnson's
friend. had arrested In Buffalo charged
with grand larceny. The negroes
raised = pool OF $3.50. IL was alleged,
and placed 81 with s-aitz to be wagered
on johnson at Z TO 10. When the fight
was over they claimed they had trou-
BILE i'm getting the money. and Saltz
was arrested.
Counsel for SaltZ COntended that as
betting was Illegal. the winners had
no legal title to the money. and that
consequently no crime had been com
mitted. The court shared this view.
AS soon as the defendant was dig
char ged. however. he was rearrested
for violating the section OF the penal
code which provides that acting a
stakeholder IS n misdemeanor- No com
plant was made against the men who
had put up the wagers-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20
MOTOR PACKAGE
DELIVERY SYSTEM
FOR SALT LAKE
Big Business Expected, as Salt
Lake Has Been Lacking in
This for Some Time.

One of the most necessary things TO
put Salt Lake City in the ranks OF the
first as a real metropolitan city has
come to pass with the organization OK
the Motor Package Delivery company.
The company have on hand now. four
of the very best type Thor machines.
which are wen known as being excep-
tionally good as hill climbers with
heavy loads.
Every machine will be ridden by a
bonded man. so that the public takes
no chance in turning over articles OF
value TO the new concern.
Private individuals will be taken care
Of on delivery. as well business
| houses.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20
GRAND RAPIDS MEET.
Harness Races Witnessed by Large
Crowd-COntcsts Exciting.

Grand Rapids. Mich. July 19.-The
Grand Rapids harness racing meet
started here today with perfect weather.
"a fast track. exciting contests and a
large crowd.
The absence OF Driver Ed Geers. who
was thrown from his sulky while work
ing Orienta this morning, was the only
dampening influence.
The 2.2o trot was announced as the
first international harness race in
America, owing to the presence Of Dora.
a Hungarian-bred mare owned in Lon
don. Dora was strong contender I'm
three heats. but fell back in the decid-
ing heat. Summary:
2:O7 pace, purse S1.00O-Wlllie Benton
won. Ella Ambulator. second: Doctor NJ
third. Best time. 2;O5s.
2:O9 trot. purse Sl.OoO-Nancy Royce
won; Tessel, second; Ruby Clay. third
Best time. 2:0si.
2:14 pace. Ira NJ Smith stake. purse
Se.00O-The Limit. won. Brenham-
Naughman. second: Direct Hal. Jr.
third Best time. 2:06i.
$50 trot, purse. 1.0C0--Captair
George. won. Fair Maiden. second. Dora
third. Best time. 2.11a.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-20

Two notori1uslv bad actors. Hannah
Louise and Thistle Belle. kept the field
over n minutes 20 The post I'm the purse
race az six futionrs. when the barrier
finally Flew. Thistle Bells was first in
her stride. ans she lasted 20 out TO the
wire. scoring ner FIRST win OF Che meet
ms ahd show ii's sunni - or her E0oe
Oakland form Hidden Hand close@
very stouty FOR the place. picking up
the firing Hannah Louise IN the last
sixteenth. Lady panchitt was up with
the pace. but lacked the speed To- make
a successful challenge in the drive.
Friez', allowed 10 drop back by the
talent 60 the LONG odds OK ~ % L. ran
= very fast mile 90 repeat her last vic
tory, beating the good ones. TremarWO
and Harlem Maid. IN 1871 As. Frieze
opened up good lead. but had TO be
ridden out 90 win. TremarEo looked
dangerous an eighth out. but sulked
under the whip. Harlem Maid was
just good enough % beat Round and
Round Tor the show.
Miss Picnic went 10 the front In the
second race az five furlCngs and wen
handily from Argpuaut. The latter was
Jammed after the start and pocketed
when Strengthened away found the han
dicap too much 90 set up. Smiley Met
ger made up a lot Of ground to be q
fast-cominE third.
The hard luck horse Good Ship. won
the third race az six furlonEs. just aset-
ting up 20 delight the talent I'm the
last sixteenth 90 pass the firing pace
maker. Lady Adelaide. Dick Moss
lasted for tho show.
The opener no five fur1onEa went 90
Hattie Dods0n who with Electro van
outEafned their coutcudcrg iu st~etch.
Today's card looks good Win SuWe
Wei ruled fields one o. good show ~