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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07
TOLEDO MAN GOES
AFTER TIMBER LAND
IN GOLDEN STATE.

Ed. Journal:-As It has been some
time since have written 20 the
Journal on account Of taking trip
90 California to look at some govern
ment timber lands, viii write about
my trip. left Toledo on the Sunday
excursion June 18th, going TO Albany
where stayed over night. The next
morning ] went to Salem and from
there to Eola to visit my parents for
one day. Tuesday took the Oregon
Electric to Portland where called
on one Of my neighbors while was
homesteading on the siIetz; wednes-
day evening, June 18th, started to
santa Rosa with two friends and
neighbors from Toledo who met me
at Albany. We arrived at Santa
Rosa Friday. June 18th, at IL O'Clock
=. m, and stayed there until 10
O'Clock the next day when we took
che Northwestern Pacific for WiIlets,
Mendocino county. From there we
drove about so miles toward Eureka
on the Eureka road 10 opposite Big
Red Mountain. Here we left the
road and walked about three miles
over to Big Red Mountain to look at
the timber claims. While / and my
friends filed upon timber claims
would NOT advise anyone to make the
trip to do 50. Mendocino county IS
very rough and mountainous, the
hills being used for stock ranches,
most OF them containing from 10000
20 $4,000 acres each. The grass was
all dried up and TO US Oregonians IL
looked like it was worthless for pas
ture now. but the surprising part
was that all the cattle we saw was
very fat and sleek. After making
our trip to the timber we returned
60 WilIets and took the train to Oak
land where we arrived on Tuesday,
June 81. The next day we called at
the Oakland lanG office and made
our filing and prepared 90 start on
our return trip to Toledo that even
ing. In the meantime waiting for a
friend. gave me two days spare time
which spent taking 10 the sights of
San Francisco and vicinity I first
visited the state mineral and horti-
cultural exhibit at the Union Ferry
depot. which were large and exten-
sive exhibits. Afterwards | took a
trolley car trip with six others. We
having guide for the day. We first
visited the Government mint, where
We saw them coiuing silver half-dol-
lars at the rate OF s450.OOO a day
We we're told by the government Of
fetal guide that the mint there
coined more than the other three
mints combined; that $50, 900
was coined at the San Francisco !
mint Ia 1908. which was the largest
amount that had ever been coined in
one year at any mint on the globe. |
From there VIC passed the Postofflce
and went 10 sutro Heights, which is
a private owned park at the entrance
Of San Francisco Bay. From there
we went to the Cliff House and Seal
Rocks and on 70 Golden Gate park,
where we saw a number OF buffalo,
a large grizzly bear. a cinnamon bear
with two cubs, and some deer. We
were through the Memorial Mus
cum where we saw all kinds Of relics
and hand-work OF people all over the
globe, besides a collection OF fine
paintings and an extensive exhibit OF
mounted birds and animals contain
ing thousands OF specimens. From
there we went to China town where
We went through a wholesale and
retail store. The next day took
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07

Soreness OF the muscles. wheth 81
induced by violent exercise or In
jury. is quickly relieved by the free
application OF Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. This liniment is equally valu-
able for muscular rheumatism. and
always affords quick relief. Sold by
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07

The happenstance farmer is get
ting more and more scarce every
year. Too many places where he
can stub his toe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07

Roosevelt still believes in peace
and a club, but how about the little
fellow who cant even carry a club,
much less use it.?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-07
Terribly scalded

is something we hear or read about
every day of our lives. Burns and
scalds either slight or serious are
bound to happen in your family, be
prepared by having a bottle Of Bal
lard's Snow Liniment handy. 1t re-
lieves the pain instantly and quickly
heals the burn. Sold by all dealers
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

every euro"vi IL a. NJ. aud =, 7. NJ. SEAT
free Al W-lcOnit.
MIS-. Il. :. Sweeney CT Minter City
is Q guest ct the home Of sister, Mrs.
J. Z. Hughes,
Flower seed Of al kinds il packages
at Mocre's.
Mrs. T. 7. Eel returned a few days
ago 1r.m an extended visit &c relatives
in St, Louis.
j.. We sell LarGreths garden seeds. The
best. w. d. Salmon G Co.
Drs. ". Il. Whitaker and A. Fl.
Bays, Messrs j. w. Vance, T. E.
Moody, n. J. Jennings and Maj. 3. F.
Thomas are in attendance upon the
Grand Loage Of Masons which met
Tuesday il Columbus. Several others
contemplate going during the week.
u
Sweet Pea seed, sweet Alyssrr: seed,
and N~asturtium SEED III bulk a. Mocre's,
o
Bailey & Owens the new plumbing
company located \ door south Of E.
P. Juche:ms blacksmith shop can save
you a nice little sun Of money OF any
plumbing or electrical work given them
Pt5ne 60 and give them a chance to
submit their prices. Is lG 1t
Mr.. r. B. Talbert, ard family
recently of Louisville, Miss, will be
guest for several days at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Conger.
o
Deputy Sheriff H. L. Talbert of
Clarksoale came into GRENADA on the
fast train Tuesday from McComb City
with w. c. Evans, alias Buck" in his
custody. Evans spent the night in jail
and Talbert with his mother, Mrs. M.
l.. Talbert. Evans is an erst while
newspaper man.. At present, he is
wanted at Clarksdale on the charge
of flching some funds from J. T. May
hew, editor of the Clarksdale Challenge.
Evans has been somewhat unfortu-
nate in his transactions. He got him.
self in the lookup in Memphis last fall
He has the appearance of a dope iend.
He married Miss Annie Spears, a most
excellent young lady of Graysport, this
county. Evans is credited with 3'doing"
quite a number of people in Greenwood
last year.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18
Where to BUy
Fertilizer

In another column will be found the
ad of the Canton Oil Mill Co, Of Can
ton, Miss, which prides itself on man
ufacturing fertilizers for this section.
The farmers are giving more thought
to the preparation Of the soil than ever
before. One of the most important
things to be considered by the farmer
who strives to succeed is the kind of
~fertilizing. The Canton Oil Mill Co.,
makes the High Grade Paragon-there
is none better. Write them about it.
You will learn something that will be
worth something to you whether you
buy OF not.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

EFbHGr# ii
Gu last FrGay 2:ght STOW Tel again
al icr t1e tkirG time tbs winter
nclher earth was robed il white. The
temperature 1cll Saturday a@3 Tire
Pow f.oze ard muc. OF It remained
.;nil Monday. Tae ground vas not
Entirely covered here, but rs miles
cr,h CT here il was covered to q
.eoth Ct several inches.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

Tee yonng ladies Of the Methodist
Church win give q Colonial Tea at
the residence of Mrs. J. ". Sharp
Feby. 2Zno, from s tn Il p. II. Admis-
sion 25cts. Everybody invited.
Mr.. T. H. Lance ard lis son. Tom,
of near Cascilla were in Grtnda this
week.
characteristics nf tie
Southcrn Negro" lay T.. H.
Ranhle. a. Nj. l.. l.. ID. Of
HERNANDEZ, Is meeting with
rapid sales. The price oftie
beck is ST. subscriptions
will be tuESpn for he book
at the Sentinel office.
Mr.. Egbert Meaders reached home
Tuesday. He has been in Los Angeles
Cali, for the past fifteen months,
Al o"N cb'4ho i4N N~SNJ I'm 49,
any other nan) you should thoroughly
cleanse ard thin your blood in order to
prepare your system to resist the var
lous bugs winch Try to eat you up IN
summer. IN oemzles Sarsapari-!a
comp. with locioe O potash we oHer
You an efficient and pleasant conbina-
t1atio,, which will do h iCi, IL SO
1850 4ar-on
&c. Oh r,ou 1uc4
3
BY rerusirg Duncan G Co.'S az tie
reader will learn something, which il
enlarge lis pcclet5oon and echance Is
happiness. ilvit.
Co.
We want to fill your wants in line
and cement. ROANE & CO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

In another column map be seen the
advertisement Of Roare & &c. This is
one of ire most substantial mercantile
establishments n the country. The
greatest courtesy is extended every
customer and Fair treatment andhonest
dealing Is their motto.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

Dr.. A.Martin Of Hardy srrounces 10
MS friends and patrons t4a3 he VII be
absent Feb. p, % and "A, attending
the association of railway surgeons IN
New Orleans.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

Mr.. w. G. Hamilton, a former Gre
madam is here again to reside. At
present heis engaged at McCaslin's.
Mr.. Hamilton was at one time one of
Grenada's. stalwart merchants. Prior
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1910-02-18

Mrs. E. L. Putnam and baby arrive
in Grenada Sunday from St. Louis an
will spend some time with Mrs. Put
MANS parents Mr.. and Mrs. D. B
Philips.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-30
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 50, 1910.

Weather Prediction.
Thursday, generally fairs brisk to
high north winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-11-30
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Mentholettes, the best cough drop, for
sale only by Davis, the druggist, Sc the
package.
Now is the time to have your harness
put in condition for the winter Bring
it to Parkers.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
PLAY GROUNDS FOR
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS

Up to date Fairgrounds for the
school children of the public schools
in the country is the last innovation
OF Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
ton Katherine Cook. She brought
the matter up before the land board
today and asked for the adoption of
a resolution granting unto every
school located on state land a tract
OF land to contain from two to five
acres to be used for playground pur-
poses providing the school board of
each school will pay for the play
ground equipment II is the inten-
ton to equip all OF the country
schools with turning poles. swings
and in fact every equipment known
to an up-to date playground II il can
be done The land board favors the
proposition and wherever a school
can be found located on state ground.
the trustees of which will furnish the
equipment the land board will fur
nish the land for the establishment OF
the playground.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
ENTERTAINMENT AT OPERA
HOUSE LAST NIGHT VERY
RUMOROUS--A SUCCESS

The Darkies Wedding" presented
at the opera house last night by the
Canon City woman's club. was gen
erously patronized and was one Of the
most humorous entertainments given
in this city In long time by an
amateur company. 1t Is delightful.
wholesome comedy Of the most roll
licking kind and was immensely en-
joyed BY all who had the good fortune
To be present There were twenty
three people in the dramatis personas.
OF which a considerable number are
picanninies. The principal characters
were Buster Allen White" the
groom. impersonated by Mrs. M. s.
Reynolds. angelina Maude Booker"
represented by Mrs. J. A, Lamb.
Brother Colfax," the minister in the
case. Miss Robinson. The grooms
father was impersonated by Mrs.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03

Maxwell The groom's mother by Mrs.
Stitt while Mr.. and Mrs Josephus
Washington Booker parents of the
bride. were represented by Mrs. R 8.
Lewis and Mrs c. II. Duncan. respect
lively. The play will be reproduced at
the opera house tonight with the add
ed attraction OF Henry n. Wagner. the
famous baritone. who will sing a
number of selections. Mr.. Wagner
possesses n marvellous voice and has
sung in many of the largest theaters
in the United States The receipts
from the sale OF tickets for last
nights performance were ninety-two
dollars At the conclusion OF the en-
tertainment this evening the MEM
bers OF the company presenting the
play will be given n complimentary
dinner by Mrs Andrew Shore. presi-
dent of the Woman club. and Mr.. C.
C. Denton at the Hotel Denton.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
THREE JOY RIDERS KILLED
IN RACE WITH TRAM CAR
Auto Tossed From Track to Track-One Man In Hos
pa1 With Factured Sku1-Two Women Dead

Denver, Feb. lin a head-on col
lision between an automobil driven
by Morris Mayer, and a tramway car
at Arizona and Broadway last night
three occupants of the automobile
were instantly killed and one probab-
ly fatally injured. Mayer escaped in
jury and fled from the wreck without
waiting to learn the fate of his COM
panions. Up to late hour last night
he had not been located by the police
The dead are August Baker, Cincin-
natl, Ohio, a guest at the Albany;
Miss Virgil Kane, 14o1 Madison street,
and Mrs. Bertha Keating.
Russell F. Talbot, Of New York. q
guest at the Shirley hotel, was the
person who is probably fatally in
jured.
Not in the history of automobile ac-
cidents in Deliver has there been one
10 compare in gruesomeness and NOR
tality with that of last night. Mayer
and his party were speeding out on
Broadway. racing with tramway car
No. 81. southbound.
On approaching Arizona street.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03

Mayer sent the car to the left to pass
the trolley and crashed full into tram
way car No. 5S, which was approach
ing from the south at a high rate of
speed.
The machine after smashing into
this car was tossed back onto the
other track and was struck by car 81,
which carried the wreckage hundred
feet further.
Three of the occupants of the car
were thrown from It at the first COL
lision- Talbot and Mayer fell clear
OF the wreck, while Miss Cain and
Baker fell on It and were run over by
the trolly wheels and badly mangled.
Mrs Keating was found wedged In the
steering gear OF the car She was
breathing when extricated, but died a
moment later.
According 10 witnesses Mayer was
the only one to rise to his feet after
the tragedy He ran to the body of
Mrs. Keating and asked. Are you
badly hurt, Bertha?" Receiving no
answer he is supposed to have torn
the license number from the car and
then disappeared.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
lyman CQNFERS WITH The $.
Ell PAS0 COMMISSIONERS
Work on Canon City Colorado Springs Road VIII BE
Continues With Convict Labor-Warden In
spects Road on Return Trip

Baldwin. in charge OF the convict
camp
According to County Commissioners
II. Hutchinson the campaign by Rob
ert Chisholm and ]. A. Hayes, OF the
El Paso County Good Roads Associa-
tionn,to. secure the necessary funds.
amounting to about $4,000. to finish
athc work ON. the Canon City Colorado
Springs road, Is meeting with most ia
vorable results, and II will be but a
short time. in the opinion of Mr.. Hut
crimson. before the entire amount is
subscribed.
Tho county commissioners estimate
that thu worksis being Aouel thref
times - fast BY convict labCr - n
would have been done BY coatsacA--,
Colorado SprfngE4lt esAehsssv 80:
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
The Tenderfoot at Bulyrog Camp
By HARRY ELLARD. Poet Larlat."

Things looking with The men & at Bu FTGg % Camp
The going. as dealer dealt the
house the joint heard Now swing your
pards"
within this house of vice.
the gambler oud would call
held stacks of reds and blues
Tney ne all i1 seemed 1n to be Winning
enough to jack pot
s s East
He out to the West he said to seek for gold and health
s ss he ms m fn $
By looking Ger my shoulder nd buttni in game"
pay Just
Before plant between your our eyes little & eaden Pill
1 +, been sa1 my D1E I to 's0s to M ne s deadly adj % dem
al shens fear m vers Sooe my Tas
And a host of desperadoes l easily hold at bay
The lions and the coyotes the Wildcats and the bears.
ss fought them s % @ ,sSuf I'm hsy caught e e,
You'd tell meat
The look he gave to Deadly a cutting little sneer
He was cool & as he could % Be as The bully % & drew & up near
While Dadys blood boil with and REDEEMED face
tenderfoot looked his Quesioners
Then he strobe across the ,sde ian h9Sr with nrm and pace
drinks the happened be
pulled pocket silver dollar bright
colt, meath his belt
And the twinking OF six shots quickly dealt
And eagles eye.
III You cali blum said ready you
But Deadly said word but made courteous bow
1 6S ss sa % my 1d & s @ @ % a NOT SaRy said
beg pardon and I'll be by your dicta'ions led
from New York his SKIN all could indose
In % B f Ta % cam hs he @an;
claimed him place upon his bier
Cincinnati. Ohio
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
AMERICAN RAHROADRRs
TO STRIKE IN MEXICO

Laredo. Texas. Feb. 1.-The last
word has been said by the committees
Of the conductors and engineers who
have been In Mexico City comforting
with the general manager of the Ma
tionaI Railways OF Mexico and the
latter has declared his ultimaium-
The committees from the various
branches OF the conductors and engi-
ncers are en- route to their homes to-
night TO take pov to ascertain
whether the men will continue Mt
work or resign in n body.
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
Wednesday Musical Club.

The first open meeting OF the We'd
nesday Musical club was held AT the
home of Mrs. Maupin. Jan. 20 1910.
The following program was given:
"Shepards All and Maidens Fair
Miss Birline.
"Oh Beautiful Violet'-tReinecke
Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Maupin-
'valse"-C -CwoskowskD-Miss Hen
erickson.
The Death of the Rose (Poutius,
Mrs. Gould.
Hungarian Dance'slS>sa tBrahms,-=
Mrs Lane. Mrs. Watson.
Love and r'-tHawiey) = Mrs
Maupin.
Marcia Fautaskia" (BarsuD-
Mrs. Lane.
Gould r'-tTostij--aFs, william
son.
Trio. soverture to Marietta Fiolow-
satBehr)-,Miss Hendrickson Ara
eNswayt. Mrs. wstnAn. ssss - /. -
- -
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
PRINTERS HOME WILL
DEDICATE new LIBRARY

The dedication of the new library
addition to the Union Printers home.
which has just been completed at a
cost OF $4,000, will be made an event
that will bring prominent printers.
editors and publishers from all parts
OF the country to Colorado Springs.
The exercises are to take place Feb
ruary Is and 16. and will mark the
formal opening of the magnificent
new library of the institution This
library contains IL 900 volumes
Besides the library the new ad-
dition contains a dining room, kitchen
serving room and storage room The
library room proper is 81 by 40 feet.
and has 80 large windows. The book
cases are of the most improved style.
The appurtenances of the dining room
are said not to be excelled in the west
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
From saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
After. trip to Denver relative to
the continuation OF work with convict
labor on the Canon City-Colorado
Springs boulevard. Warden william
lyman OF the state penitentiary came
to Colorado Springs this morning and
conferred with the county commits
sioners. Ia
Although nothing definite was de-
oided upon Mr.. lyman said that satis-
factory arrangements have been made
to continue the work. He left for Can
On City In the automobile Of the peni-
tsntiary at noon today. On tho way
to tho southern city Mr.. lyman will
inspect tina work already donsra Dad
Mans canon. and IN this. vicinity. He
Win b. the 'dsnrst EuSk Of ciStain
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
VICTOR ELKS WILL ERECT
FINE LODGE BUILDING

The Eiks of Victor have decided to
erect n palatial club house and lodge
building on the site of the present
Elks' building on Victor avenue. the
cost to be $4,000. The design for the
building has been accepted and work
will commence immediately. It is be-
iieved the place win be ready for oo-
cupancy In i've months,
Pc From the plans n palatial building
fitted with every modern contrivance
win be Installed and the club house
viii compare favorably with any OF
the houses of its kind In the state. It
viii compare favorably with the Col
orado Springs Eiks' building. The In
terror 10 designed after one Of the
leading club houses Of New York City.
and the furnisAings win be-. In oom-
parisoa. ~ lsxnrious and costly. ~
80 eEaS' ui lar (,
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
GANDERBONE'S FORECASTS
Copyright 1908 by c. n. Rieth
FOR FEBRUARY

Ny dears. do you know
That n short time ago
Two dear little children De-
Named Ted and Pinehot
Were stolen away
On n bright summer day.
And would have been dodo
Had Taft had his way. av
Their captors had planned
When they got them in hand
To dash for the nearest
Tail cut in the land.
And there in the trees
To desert them TO freeze
And 10 die of starvation
And grief. II you please
And when they were dead
The robins SO red
We're to cover them up
From the foot TO the head
With leaves of the wood.
And TO sing when they could.
Poor babes In fhe forest.
Now will they be EoodY"
But look far ard wide.
Never forest was spied.
Nor any place left
Where the babies might have died;
For the forest of yore
They would never see more.
And they heartily wished
They had saved three or four.
Which occasioned a halt,
And with verbal assault
They openly said
II was Ballinger's fault:
So they cussed him some more.
And they bitterly swore.
And the babes were put back
Just as good as before.
Hut that's enough Of BallingG. o
fDr ;him or sorntnst: the groundhoI
win n-aHakes aGnin ppon the ID inst
|He1,:pipeh Aimseify 5Alke Or two. 70,
|sssv.pn Aa Nd. - I IN callssAsass
GkSn1 ssrs he aaS pOAsssa,bAlu
Cañon City record., 1910-02-03
INCREASED t.
COMPL q
e

The nrst half of the general and
special taxes for the calendar year
1909 has been due since January first
and will become delinquent on March
nrst, after which the law provides that
they shall draw Interest at the rate Of
sne per cent per month until the first
Of August, and. thereafter. at the rate
Of fifteen per cent per annum until
sold The total amount Of general
taxes TO be collected in Fremont coun-
" this year is 3327 900. The special
taxes. such as those levied by munich
palities for sewers. sidewalks. etc. ag-
gregate many thousands more. but
the amount does not appear in a sep
and is difficult TO ascertain In con-
sequence. The general taxes for 1908
we're In round numbers 3295 900. or
t32 900 less than they were twelve
months later. Last year ninety-nve
per cent of the general and special
warrants were collected. leaving only
something like ss.I0o to be procured
from the sale OF property: certainly
q remarkable showing.
The assessment for the year 1909 in
this county was considerably higher
than Il was twelve months before. and
As n result more or less complaint Is
being made by property owners The
general levy for state and county In
1908 was Z mills and isIs mills. re-
spectively. Last year II was +i-io
mills and isk mills. respectively.
The school tax In District No.
which includes Canon City. was the
same for both years. or &c mills. In
school district No. ?. which includes
Florence. the tax to be collected this
year Is % mills. or , mills more than
It Was for the previous year. The
school levy In District No. ! for 1909
which is the amount TO be collected
this year. was s45.7so. In District No.
II was s20.s53. while in District No.
6. which embraces South Canon and
Lincoln Park IT was ,15.s31.
The general tax In Canon City 20 be
collected this year is s35175. In Flor
snce II Is s1i.35s; In East Canon seo7;
In Coal Creek 500. and In South Can
on s5.il0. In the latter instance. how
ever is included both the general and
special taxes.
In Canon City and Florence the spe-
sial assessments for sidewalks and
sewers are not included In the above
hgures.
One OF the causes OF high taxes In
some portions OF Canon City this year
IL the fact that one-six;eenth OF the
principal OF the sidewalk Indebtedness
is being paid. Heretofore only the in
terest has been collected. This high
rate. however. relates only TO the
property situated in three OF the spe-
cial sidewalk, districts; the others will
come In later for an Increase.
Although the cost for these special
sidewalk Improvements is TO be paid
In sixteen annual installments the
rate will decline each year after the
first payment on the principel has
been made. The sidewalk TAX on cor
ner lots in two or three of the older
Improvement districts In Canon City
this year will run as high as twenty
dollars. but will only be about one