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Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
R0ADY GOT HIS MONEYS
ACCOUNT FILED

It cost Roady Kenehan se.2s5.So to
get elected treasurer of the state OF
Colorado. Renehan filed in the Office
OF the secretary of state yesterday,
in conformity with the law, sis am
davit of campaign expenses. proper
" itemized.
He paid $500 to George T. Brad
ley. Democratic state chairman. as his
assessment for the party campaign.
Then there was an item OF s325 for
railroad fare. postage. hotel bills. and
the incidental expenses OF travelling.
He paid s1e5.5o for advertising. He
relinquished SIS for fairs and other
charities, and contributed $500 to var
ious county chairmen. There is one
paragraph in the affidavit to the eff
feet that no corporation contributed
any money to the Kenehan campaign
municipalities.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
SOUTH CANON SENIOR
CLASS TO ENTERTAIN

To commemorate the recent INSTALL
alton OF electric lights in the South
Canon High School building. the SEN
ior class OF that institution is to give
a free entertainment this evening.
\ class play will be given. A lit
erary programme will also be rem
dered. Tho seniors know that the
occasion is worthy one and they
are determined to make the event one
to be remembered. not only because
of the use OF electric lights in the
building for the first time. but be-
cause of the excellent programme
they are going to give.
Everyone is invited TO attend.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
DUCK HUNTER FINED

Portland. Colo. Nov. is.-Tony
semonick. OF Portland. Is now one NJ
the wfsest men in the county to the
exact intent OF the game laws. requir-
ing a license to hunt Yesterday look
cd good to Tony for duck hunting and
accordingly he shouldered his gun
and went forth in exultant spirits.
There Is one thing. however. Tony
overlooked: whether Intentionally or
unintentionally. It is not exactly
clear. At any rate this Is OF no con-
sequence in law. Game Warden Po-
teet who was meandcring around the
neighborhood chosen by Mr.. Semon-
ick as a hunting ground. ran across
the gentleman. The officer requested
Tony to present the required docu-
ment giving him authority 20 carry a
gun. But there was nothing doing in
the license line with Tony. He plead
ed innocence OF the law. OF course
that didn't help matters in the least.
Poteet took him to Portland and he
was given a hearing before Judge
Edwards
twenty-five and costs" said the
stern dispenser OF justice. and You
lucky to get off so easy"
The fine and costs amounted In all
TO ss5, enough TO purchase thirty-hve
hunting licenses. The prisoner payed
up and was released He is a poorer
but wiser man.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

household complained a great deal OF
pains in the back and an extreme
lameness across the loins and kid
neys. Believing that this suffering
was due to fault OF the kidneys, he
procured a supply OF Doan's Kidney
Pills at Hunter Palmer's Drug store.
This remedy quickly and positively
relieved him and during the past six
years. there has been no return at
tack of the trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price Soc.
Foster MIiburn Co. Buffalo. New
York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
University Place. Nebraska,
Nov 10th. 1910.
n. S. Maddox, Esq,

Canon City. Colorado.
Ny Dear Mr.. Maddox
had in mind to send to you at this
time my congratulations upon your
election to a good county office, but
upon further reflection, have decid-
ed to extend to you congratulations
upon your escape from the arduous
and thankless job of serving the good
people" for a small consideration and
at the expense of vast amount of
worry. anxiety and "unrequieted sac
rifice"
While my congratulations may ap-
pear to you to be rather far fetch
ed" and in fact may be so. yet l feel
perfectly sure that congratulations
extended to the city of Canon City
upon the outcome of the election, as
relates to the Office of county treas
urer. are timely and entirely in or
der. For. without wishing to appear
in the role of an idle flatterer "a
thing l detest in anyone), say frank
Iy that in my judgment it would be a
serious loss to your city for you to
become inactive in boosting for Canon
City and Fremont county Your Pc
culiar adaptation to the duties of the
Office of Secretary of your Business
Mems Association is one of the strong
impressions made upon my mind dur
ing my recent stay in your little city.
We liked Canon City. Her delight
full climate. charming scenery. multi
piled resources and energetic, con-
genial people. rendered the month OF
September. 1910. one of the brightest
months in our lives, and we cherish
the memories OF our short sojourn
there as among the most pleasant we
have ever enjoyed anywhere And
what makes those memories especial
ly bright and consoling to us is the
fact that our delightful. restful stay
of a month in your city. gave to US,
each and all, new installment OF
health, energy and Inspiration. We
came away with greatly improved
health. renewed energy for life's busy
demands and new Inspirations and as
pirations to do our full share. in our
humble way. in making this old world
ALL as nearly like Canon City as
possible. 1t seems to me that would
be good enough for this life. and in
spire us to right living here in order
to inherit the best hereafter.
have no property interests Of any
kind in your city; I only wish had.
Neither is there any one there to
whom l am under any material obli-
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
PROMINENT NEBRASKA
MAN LIKES CANON CITY

cation, hence anything l may say in
a complimentary way about your city
or country cannot be charged up to
selfish or ultra motives Also / have
let my impressions soak in" for about
two months now. and am, therefore.
not excited or speaking hastily. but
deliberately and without malice
aforethought"
Within the past few years we have
journeyed twice across the contin-
ent from Maine to California; have
visited most of the important cities.
pleasure and health resorts and
feasted upon the grandeur and sub
Unity of the prairie, river. mountain
and ocean scenery of this most won
derful country il the world. And 1t
is most wonderful country One
that every loyal American citizen
should see il possible One could cas-
lily grow eloquent in discoursing upon
our great cities. majestic rivers, beau
tifal landscapes, soul inspiring noun
tain scenery and sublime. ocean
washed sea shores
But that is not what 1 am writing
about just now. l want simply to say
10 you, that in all our travels no
spot has appealed to us more strong
ly. from scenic and recreation point
of view, than the lovely little city
that stands seminal at the month OF
the famous Royal Gorge. snuggled up
close to the side of the astonishing
Sky Line Drive. and receives the
turbulent waters of the Arkansas as
they come dashing and splashing
down and out from the Businesses OF
the Rocky Mountains and passes them.
on TO the waiting orchards, alfalfa
fields and flowers In the valley below.
In perfect harmony with these Ma
ture-bestowed attractions and God
given resources, we found the civic
pride and purity of your city to blend
Clean streets. well kept lawns, a cui-
| tured. well dressed and industrious
population. speak voiums for the ad-
vantages of civic purity over debauch-
cry. infamy and vice. sincerely
hope that you will never allow the
blighting influences OF a liquor sa-
loon to mar the beauty and tranquil
ity OF Canon City. Colorado. 1t is too
nice 4 place to thus despoil of the ad-
vantages and honors that come to It
by reason OF its freedom from the pol
luton of the open saloon and its at
tendant evils.
With continued good wishes to you
and the many pleasant acquaintances
we formed while temporary residents
OF your city. / am.
Very cordially yours,
T. NJ KIMBERLEY
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
ENTERTAINED DE-
PARTMEhT INSPECTOR

The women's Relief Corps of this
city was hostess to Mrs. Julia KILL
lam. Department Inspector, on last
Monday night. 1t had been intended
TO have n special meeting for the In
spoctor. but owing 10 train schedules.
this was proved impracticible. How
ever. n reception was arranged for
Mrs Killiam who was to arrive on
train No. 4, at the homo OF Mrs. Hiatt.
the president OF the organization. The
ladies, however, we're disappointed In
this also, for No. did not arrive In
Canon City until very late In the ev-
cning. Mrs. Killlam was TO leave on
No. 10. at 1880 Tuesday A. NJ. go not
to be cheated out OF some manifesta-
tion OF hospitality. the members all
gathered at the depot and gave their
inspector pleasant farewell.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
POPULATION OF SAN FRAN
CISCO SHOWS HEALTHY GAIN

The population of San Francisco is
416.e12. according to the statistics
OF the thirteenth census. made pub
lie a day or two ago This is an in
crease of 74.isO. or ZIG per cent more
than S42.7S2 in 1900.
In connection with the announce
ment Of the population of San Fran
cisco. the director OF the census said
the original returns contained ago.
2s4 names. but Of these on inyestisa-
ton by the census. 1892 were elm
mated There was found no evil
denoe OF intentional fraud on the
part Of the enumerators
Population statistics for other Cali
fornIa cities are as follows;
Oakland. t5ol74 an Increase Of 80.
PA. or 1s4.6 per cent compared with
se $50 in 1900
Berkeley. t0S, ,isl. an Increase of e.
go or 20s per cent compared with 49,
PA in 1900
Almeda. es,sSs. compared with To-
O64 in 1900
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
MS SeVEhn-FIFTH
BIRTHDAY anniversary

Today is the seventy-1f birthday
anniversary OF Capt. b. F. Rockafei-
low and he is receiving the congratu-
lations of his friends In consequence
of rounding out three quarters OF a
century under such favorable circum-
stances. Capt Rockafellow is one Of
the pioneers OF Colorado and Fremont
county and has been a factor in the
history OF both OF them
He was born in Livingstone county.
New York. November 18th. 1885. and
-. served through the Civil War as a
soldier in the Army OF the Potomac.
being a member OF the Sixth Michigan
cavalry. After the surrender OF Gen.
Lee and the fall OF Richmond the
brigade to which he was attached was
sent BIZ the government to the Powder
liver valley in Montana TO assist Gen
p. Edwin Connor in protecting the
frontier from the Sioux. Arapahoe and
Cheyenne Indians. who were at that
time making trouble for the settlers.
Later. nj Fort Bridger. Utah, the First
Michigan cavalry was organized from
Veterans OF the brigade sent to the
west at the close of the War OF the
Rebellion was formed and detailed
for duty Mt Salt Lake City to sup
press any trouble that might arise
with the Mormons who were Nt that
nsriod hostile TO the United States
authorities.
Capt Rockafcllow was mustered
out OF tho military service at Fort
Douglas. Utah. In Marcn. 1866. and
for a number OF years afterward he
engaged in mining in the Rocky
Mountain region. During the summer
OF 1866 Capt. Rockafeilow helped hts
father in the placer workings near
where Como. Colorado, now stands.
In tho fall OF that year he crossed the
plains with FIVE companions and
proceeded to Philadelphia. where be
sold the Rockafellow mining claims
in that state for twelve thousand
dollars. The Union Pacific Railroad
was built only as far west as juno
ton City. Kansas, about one hundred
miles this side OF the Missouri river
and the trip from Denver to that point
was made by wagon. The Indians
were on the war path when Capt
'Rockafeilow and his associates made
their trip across the plains and they
had considerable difficulty In avoid
ing rowing bands OF hostile red men
on the way.
Capt. Rockafellow returned to Colo
rado the following year and from that
time to this has been associated with
nearly every movement having for its
object the development OF this portion
Of the Arkansas valley and the we'll
being of Canon City. He has host OF
friends here who hope that he will
live many years yet to help acceler-
ate the cause of progress and civil
ization.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
FALLS FROM FAST TRAIN
BUT is NOT INJURED

Wednesday afternoon Mr.. H. C.
Campbell, formerly of Centre. Colo.
but now Of Canon City, fell from one
of the afternoon trains while on his
way to Florence. The accident oc-
Cured about one mile west of the oil
city. Mr.. Campbell was standing on
the platform preparatory to alighting
at Florence. He had fairly good
hold upon the hand railing, but had
no idea that It was necessary to hang
on for dear life. The car gave a
and landed on the roadbed in badly
shaken condition. Fortunately for
him he landed on his side in such a
manner as to keep his face from the
Stag and also SO as to keep both legs
and arms free from any position
where they might have been badly
broken. The man rolled along for the
distance of about twenty-five feet and
at last landed in a heap at the foot
OF the embankment. He was badly
scared, of course, and severely shaken
MP, but no injuries to his countenance
or body were apparent, although his
clothing looked as II 1t had gone
through a threshing machine After
few minutes rest from his unusual
experience. Mr.. Campbell. although
quite sore in places, gamely started
to finish his journey by foot He ar
rived in Florence safely and after a
good nights rest he was able to re-
turn to Canon City apparently none
the worse for his mishap.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
DEEDS, NOT WORDS
Canon City People Have Absolute
Proof Of Deeds ut Home.

it's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds Of Doan's Kidney Pills.
For Canon City sufferers.
n Have made their local reputation.
2 Proof lies in the testimony of Can
on City people who have been cured
to stay cured.
Mrs. John Rippse 21b Greenwood
avenue. Canon City. Colo, says: THE
knowledge I have OF the benefit other
persons have received from Doan's
Kidney Piils gives me great conf
dsnce in them. A person in our
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

MIR. JOSEPH Il. DISCu, 45l W. JET.
lt1 ferson ST.. Louisville. Ky, writes;
81 take great pleasure in recommending
your valuable PerunA As estarrh
remedy.
81 have been suffering for the past
three years with catarrh, aud had used
almost every thing in the market untl
i read OF your wonderful Pcruna REM
edy. After using two bottles OF Peru
ma can choerfuiiy recommend IL to
any one having the same disease.
"I was almost compelled io give mp
my business, until ] used your remedy,
and have never been bothered with
Aatarrh since"
Hon. c. Slemp, Congressman fron
Virginia, writes; ~ can chcerfuiiy
say that haveused your valuable REM
edy, Pcruna, with beneficlai results,
and can urhesilatinsly recommend
your remedy 10 my friends ~ an invig.
Grating tonic and an effective and per
mancnt cure for oatarrh."
People who object TO liquid medicines
ran now secure Poruna Tablets. sold
by drugrlsts, and manufactured by The
Pcrnna Drug Mfg. Co., Columbus, ohia
Man n-,In IN Ideal laxative.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
A hAS WANTS TO DIE

only when a lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful dependency.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills eIpel
poIsons from the system; bring hope
and courage; cure all Liver. Stomach
and Kidney troubles; impart health
and vigor to the weak. nervous and
ailing. CSC at Hunter Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

AIittle boy who delivers milk to a
neighbor told them last night when
he took them their quart that that
was the last they could have.
But whyl What is the reasonG"
asked the astonished lady,
"oh. just cause replied tho youth.
But tell me why" persisted the
housewife.
Well" said the Kid, Just cause
our old COWS shrinkin.''
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
LION FONDLHs A CHILD.

In Pittshurg a savage lion fondled
the hand that child thrust into his
cage. Danger to a child is sometimes
great when least regarded. often 1t
comes through Colds. Group. and
Cough They stay thousands that DR..
Kings New Discovery could have saw
cd "a few doses cured our baby OF
a very bad case Of Group" writes Mrs.
George b. Davis. OF Flat Rock N. c.,
we always give It 20 him when he
takes cold. Its wonderful medicine
for babies" Best for Coughs, Colds.
LaGrippe, Asthma. Hemorrhages.
Weak Lungs. soc. 800 Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed by Hunter Palmer.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

Mr.. Otto Paul. Milwaukee. Wis.
says Foley's Honey and Tar is still
more than the best He writes us.
"All those that bought it think 1t is
the best for coughts and colds they
ever had and | think it is still more
than the best Our baby had a bad
cold and 1t cured him in one day.
Please accept thanks" Sold by all
druggists.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
AUSTRALIA
INVITES YOU

100 Farmers wanted to locate on
ready made farms on the Irrigated
state Lands OF Victoria Cheap
land. Fine climate. Good mark
cts. Free schools. Cheap Railway
and Steamship fares. For full par
ticuinrs apply to
Miller & Williams
l72s welton st. Denver. Colo.
Imnisrat'n Assats for stassst victoris
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24
SOME UNCLAIM-
ED LETTERS

List of letters remaining unclaim
d in the postoffice at Canon City
for the week ending Novem
'er 13. 1910:
Alfred, Miss Leona.
Baird, Miss Anna.
Bell. Mr. F. A.
Bracket. DIR. C. N.
Butler. Mrs. j.
Campbell. Roy.
Cavaness. Burt.
s Cheney, J. n.
Cieaver, Miss Violet.
Cole, James.
Coiotter. ]. W.
conway, Mr.. Jack.
Debord. Mr.. A. II.
Denney. Miss A. Mela.
Dirito. Miss Anna.
Dent, Byem.
Douglas. Miss Chris.
Erbany, Paul.
Elliott, Mrs. Emma
Evans. Mr.. A. Vance.
Gates. Mrs. Jessie.
Green. Mr.. II. L.
Griffith. Margaret.
Hadwiger. Miss Marie.
Hall, Cora.
Hamilton. Mr.. ]. II.
Harbaugh. Miss Alfredo.
Hattem, Miss Lois.
Hatten. Leon.
Hawkins. Mrs
Henvey, Mr.. ]. C.
Howard. Harry.
Johnson. Mrs. Carl.
Johnson. Mrs. Myrtle.
Jones. Mr.. Victor.
Klrvin. Mrs. C.
Larson. Mr. Aug.
LILY. J. NJ
Lewelyn. Mrs. Clarence
Long. Mrs. Henry.
Lroman. Mrs. l.
McFedries. J. X
Meredith. Mrs. Mile
higgins. Miss A.
Morton. John
Nash. Miss s
Andrada. Senor odislo.
RAIDER. Master John.
Reed. Mrs J. 4
Roberts. Mrs J. a
Roberts. II. A.
Rupp. Mr. c. d.
Sanchez. Mr.. F~rmimio.
Sanders. ]. z.
Savay. Mrs. Alice.
Savay. Master Albert.
Sharhaidt.
Smith. Mrs. Anna
Smith. Mr.. Chas.
Smith. Mr.. Chas
Smith. Miss Jean.
Sportuian. Mr.. Don.
< stearns. Mrs. Alpho.
Tafella. Mr. Santiago.
Taineymi. Sr. On. casimis
Thomas. Miss Agnes.
Thomas. Mr.. J. f
Thomas. J. N.
Zimmerman. Mr.. Henry.
Slack. Juan
Michigan Service Co.
ROBERT s. LEWIS. Postmaste
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

When a farmer comes TO town on
Saturday. he shakes hands as many
times rs Colonel Roosevelt when he
stops at country station.
Cañon City record., 1910-11-24

II is a pleasure to note the hole in
the atmosphere through which the
Alternately boys disappeared into tho
vastness OF Texas.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-09
Summons,


In the District Court of the Tenth r,d;c;,, r,;s
trict OF the State of Montana III and for the
County OF Meagher.
Minneapolis Brewing Company
Corporation,
Plaintiff. Alias
Versus SSum,mo,,s
Arthur Johnson and
John NJ. Myers
Defendants
The State of Montana
Sends Greeting to the above-i,ained Defendants
You are hereby summoned to answer the com,
pant II, th,s action which is filed in the Office OF
tne clerk OF this Court. n copy Of which is here.
with served upon YOU. and to file your answer
a.,a serve copy thereof upon the plaintiffs
TINS summons. exclusive of the day of service
and III case of your failure to appear or answer
judgment VIII he takei, against you by default.
for the relief demanded i'll the complaint.
ms action is brought to obtain n Judgment
and decree Of this Court declaring aud foreclos
l"s mat certain equitable mortgage to secure two
SIX months and the other due one year after
date Tor the sum OF five hundred dollars each.
together with interest thereon from date at the
aate o. Twelve per cent per aiiii,ii negotiable al
me Security State Bank Of Judith Gap in Judith
Gap. Mont. upon the property III the said COM
PAM ana hereinafter described and for four hun
dred sixty and five one-hundredths dollars. and
one hundred forty-one and thirty one hundredths
dollars as Arrangements protect the said mort.
gage ,'en; aa tor two N red fifty dollars as
IetsoMaDe attorney les tOreclosng said mort
gage lie and for costs Of suit and that the usual
decree OF sale OF said premises he made and the
proseeds OF such sale applied to the payment OF
sald sums. and that deficiency judgement be n
tered AGAINST YOU Tor any portion of such sums
remaining unpaid BY such proceeds, and for yen
era' relief all Of which more fully appears from
the said complaint. which is hereby referred tn
and made part hereof The said premises are
situated in Meagher County, Montana. and are.
described as follows. to-wit:
. Lot Eight ~ OF Block Thlrtyfve (3S of the
Townsite Of Judith Gap. Montana, according to
the plat OF the said ownsie on file and Of record
III the County Recorders Office of said Meagher
County. Montana together with the appurteian.
CeS.
Witness my hand and the seal of the said
Court. this 18th day of November. 1910.
r., r. H. Mayn.
court Seal Clerk.
G. $. Bills. Judith Gap. Montana. and
Edgar G. Wore en-. I.ewistCwn. NJ nta,ia.
Attorneys forPla,ntin.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-09

grain in the spring and we have seen
striking cases of abundance of the
caterpillars in large grain without the
caterpillars being very injurious. One
farmer informed us that he had none
of the cutworms and his grain was
looking well. On visiting the field we
found that the grain did in fact look
very well, yet there were many of the
worms which had escaped the owners
attention. 1t was estimated that there
was at least one worm for each six
inches square of the surface. or 174,-
24O cutwOrms per acre. The grain de-
veloped well and the farmer harvested
a good crop. 1t is needless to say,
however. that the yield per acre was
reduced by this host of worms feeding
on the growing plants.
Where the moths arc forced to lay
their eggs around the edges of the
fields the caterplllars Matching from
the eggs are likely to migrate in from
the edges. 1t is much less difficult to
control the insects under these condi-
tons than when they are distributed
mended and have received numerous
endorsements from the farmers con.
corning the following method of
treatment Of worms when they occur
in armies moving from one part to an
other in a field. Under such circum-
stances we recommend blowing deep
furrow ahead of the army" leaving
the vertical edge of the furrow toward
the part of the field to be protected.
1t is we'll also to dig post holes" at
intervals along the bottom of the fur.
row. The caterpillars crawling about
in search OF food get into the furrow
and are unable to crawl up over the
vertical side and, crawling along in
the furrow. drop into the holes, where
they may be destroyed by pouring
little kerosene upon them If they have
not already died of starvation. BY
this method isolated armies of the
worms may be confined to small areas
and starved out or killed in the
trenches.