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Cañon City record., 1910-07-07
Saturday

Miss Francis Durant and Mr..
George wheatley OF this city left on
No. 10 this morning for Pueblo where
they will spend the Fourth OF July.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess left today
for Pueblo whore she will visit her
brother Paul. over the Fourth.
C. f. Reeves left on No. 10 this
morning for Florence on business
connected with the Fourth OF July
celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Thoreau and
family went to Denver this afternoon
where they will visit friends for few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Shumway and
children left on No. 10 this morning
for Pueblo where they will spend the
Fourth.
Mr.. V. shumway and wife will leave
tonight for Trinidad where they will
spend the Fourth with friends and
relatives
Mr.. G. w. Liggett. father OF Mrs. ].
II. Leake of this city. and who has
been In this city for the past few
months left today for Santa Anna,
Calf. TO visit his son. @. w. Lggett,
Jr. is in the real estate business at
that place. Mrs. Leake accompanied
her father as far Ms Denver where she
will visit friends before she returns
homo.
Mrs. Matt Lines and daughter. Miss
Rose. left on No. l this afternoon for
westcliffo to remain over the Fourth
visiting with friends.
w. b. Anderson and w. A. Benson
viii leave tonight for the cunnison
country. where they spend a few days
fishing.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07
Tuesday.

Mrs. Matt Lines and daughter of
Canon City, will arrive here this ev-
ening to remain over the Fourth. as
guests in the family of August Gleyre.
-westcliffe Tribune.
Miss Phoebe Paxton and Miss Lena
Bishop returned home yesterday from
Buena Vista. where they have been
for the past few days.
Clayton and Ford Simon of Goff.
Nemaha County, Kansas. arrived in
town Sunday afternoon for a short
visit with their uncle and family. Mr..
v s. Simon Of this city.
Hay Fever and Asthma.
Bring discomfort and misery to
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar gives ease and comfort to the suf-
fering ones. II relieves the conges-
ton in the head and throat and Is
soothing and healing. None genuine
bat Foley,s Honey and Tar In the yell
low package Mitchell & Egbers. Pal
ace Drug store
Porter Guthrie. who has been visit
ing his mother and sister in this city
toT luc past low uds ictt ou w. ~
today for Portland. where he Is en-
pioyed in the cement factory
Margaret Kunkel. daughter OF L. d.
Kunkel OF the box bowling alley. is
spending several weeks with her pa
rents IN Salida- This little eight-yezr-
old Miss is student at the Mount st.
scholistica academy in Canon City
salida Mail.
Frank chetelat. wife and babe. OF
Portland. Oregon. will arrive here this
evening 70 remain over the Fourth
with the family OF G. c. Chetelat in
Silver ciiff- George cheteiat. ST.. will
accompany them up from Canon City
-westciiffe Tribune.
W. l. Lucas and daughter. Miss
Frances. OF Colorado Springs were
/ visitors in Canon City yesterday. Mr.,
Lucas is a prominent merchant in his
home town. having been engaged in
the bicycle and sporting goods trade
there for many years.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07

r. NJ Teny and daughter. Mrs. Hugh
Montgomery. and the latter's son, all
of Montour, Iowa. arrived here few
days ago, and are stopping at GIL Ma
con avenue; they came here for the
benefit of Mrs. Montgomery's health
G. w. Oorme of Grand Junction was
business visitor in Canon City on
Saturday. Mr.. Orme is administrator
of the estate OF the late John Amuld-
son of this city and he was here on
business connected with its settle
ment-
The regular semi--annual installa-
ton of the officers-elect of Canon City
Lodge, No. z, Independent Order Of
Odd Fellows. will take place at Frater-
nal hall this evening and all members
are requested to be present. Follow
ing the installation services ice cream,
cake and other light refreshments will
be served
The families OF George Bethel. r. p
Smith and E E. Galley. left early
Sunday morning for Beulah in their
autos and returned home last evening.
Mrs. J. R. Morgan and daughter,
Mrs. Lillian Pauls spent the day yes
terday at Pueblo.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case of kidney and bladder trouble
not beyond the reach of medicine. No
medicine can do more. Mitchell & Eg-
bers, Palace Drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. White, Of Denver,
who have been visiting In this city for
tn past few days, left on No. 10 this
morning for their home. Miss Grace
Dale accompanied them to Denver.
Mrs. F. C. Fish of Denver, wife Of
Brakeman Fish of the local train from
here to Denver. spent the Fourth with
her husband in this city. They re-
turned home today on No. 10.
Miss Arbuckle of Pueblo, who has
been visiting in this city for the past
week. or so. renewing old acquaint-
ances, returned to her home today
on No. 10.
Attend the big dance on Lincoln
Park Friday night. corner Lombard
and Poplar. Admission five cents. Al
bDlt anu zee CIttlu- DduCt
starts at 1880. A. W. Stultz.
Miss Kathrine went to Ouray Satur.
day to spend a two weeks vacation
with the family OF Sheriff Mcknight
The ladies OF St Mary's church gavs
a dinner yesterday at the Hot Springs
Word has been received that Jane.
Smith. who was nicely settled at Pen
rose. Beaver Park. near Canon City
where he purchased very desirable
fruit land. recently sustained a pain,
full accident While riding the othei
day. the driver upset the wagon and
Mr.. Smith was thrown to the ground
dislocating and fracturing the wrist
The member is healing as nicely a,
could be expected. but complete recov
cry will no doubt be slow and tedious
Saiida Mail.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07

J. w. Augustine left on No. 10 this
morning for Florence after which he
will go to Beaver where he will at
tend to business connected with his
position as water supervisor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Schweigert, Miss
Marie and Will Schweigert. Miss Ruth
Smith. l. W. Smith left on No. 10
this morning for Florence where they
will attend wedding.
Miss Hazel Deweese is entertaining
at Forest Home" on Lincoln Park.
Miss Juliet Brown of Buena Vista.
and Misses Clarkson of New York
City and Miss Patterson of Omaha,
Neb., the two latter arriving here last
Saturday afternoon.
Rev. H. S. Slutz returned home yes
terday afternoon from Hillside where
he has been holding religious Services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadman and daugh-
ter. who have been fishing in the Gun
nison country for the past week. re-
turned home Monday evening.
George F. Rockafellow. president
of the Fremont County National bank.
has been confined to his home on
Greenwood avenue for a couple OF
days by illness. Mr.. Rockafellow's
family and friends are apprehensiva
that he is threatened with typhoid
fever.
r. S. Beall, chemist at the plant OF
the Empire Zinc company, returned
home yesterday fro ma three weeks'
trip. during which he visited Chicago.
New York City, Philadelphia and
many other points Of interest During
his absence he inspected the chemical
laboratories of half a score OF the big
manufacturing plants. While he was
gone his work here was looked after
by Glenn Haigh and James Bunten.
D. N. Cooper, cashier OF the Fremont
County National bank, and Attorney
E H. Stinemeyer have arranged 10
leave here next Friday afternoon for
Pueblo. where they will board the COL
orado Elks' special train for Detroit.
Michigan. as delegates to the b. p. o.
E Grand Lodge and national con-
vention. After the Grand Lodge meet
ing they win go to Niagara Fails.
Buffalo and other points of interest
in that section Of the country. They
will return from Detroit to Chicago By
water. making the trip via Lake HUI
ron and the Straits of Mackinac. They
will be gone several weeks
} Harral Coulter returned home Sat-
urday- He has been attending the Ne
braska University at lincoln. the
past year. but for the past week or
more has been the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. S. E Hoover at Coffeeville. Kan
Mrs. Hoover accompanied him homo
: with three OF her children. Clara.
: Clark and Betty. Her oldest daugh-
ter. Miss Della, is with her grand
parents at Lincoln. Nebraska.
Dali Deweese returned last evening
, from a several days business trip %
Chicago. He reports the weather ~
being very warm in the Lakeside city
and says that large number OF pros
trations and deaths have resulted
from the heat there ruring the last
ten days or two weeks.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07

Mrs. ]. H Gettemy and daughter,
Miss Winifred. of Moline. Illinois, ar
rived here yesterday for a visit with
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Jameson on So
Ninth street Mrs. Gettemy is an aunt
of Mrs. Jameson, and with her daugh-
ter. spent some time in Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and other points of int
crest in the state before coming to
Canon City.
Last Saturday was the 82d birthday
anniversary of Abraham Payton and
a reception was given by his daughter,
Mrs. Laughlin. at the family home.
$50 Pike avenue. in commemoration of
the event A large number of friends
OF Mr.. Payton called during the after
noon to pay their respects and to fell
health. In contradistinction from
most people of his age Mr.. Payton Is
SO years young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheel and the latter's
sister, Mrs. Royal Netherway. of Wa
hoo, Nebraskt. who motored here from
Colorado Springs ten days ago to Wis
Il Mr.. Rocker, left this morning for
Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver and
Cheyenne. Wyoming. en- route home.
They made the trip in Chalmers-De-
troit car and experienced no difficulty
whatever with it from the time they
left wahoo until their departure this
morning. They were accompanied as
far as Pueblo by c. C. Patten-
as Life Worth SAVING
Mrs. Afollie McRaney. Prentiss. Miss,
writes that she had severe case OF
kidney and bladded trouble, and that
four bottles of Foley's Kidney Rem
edy cured her sound and we'll. She
closes her letter by saying. Il heart
| lily recommend Foley's Kidney RENE
/ dy to any sufferer OF kidney disease.
II saved my life Mitchell & Egbers
Palace Drug Store.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
OF Mrs. C. H. Graves to learn that she
escaped the attack OF typhoid fever
with which she was threatened recent
iy and is again in the enjoyment of her
accustomed health.
Miss Loretta Clare, niece OF Mrs. f
G. Haskins. has returned from Canor
City. where she has concluded a sat.
isfactory two years course OF study
She VIII remain during the summer
with her parents. ]. A Clare and
wife. and viii return to Canon City
in the fall to take up another year,
work--Saiida Nail
City Clerk Johnathan Seaman left
last night for Loveland. Colorado. In
response to message received yester.
day afternoon announcing the death
of his brother, Joseph Seaman. at that
place, after a brief illness. Deceaset
was married and had been engaged
in the iewelry business at Lovelant
for A. number OF years.
l.Feley'S Kidney Pills Have Cured Ne.
4 The ab9ye is a quotation from a let
ter wrftteh~by II. NJ. Winkler. Evans
VILE. Ind II contracted severe cas-
of kidney trouble. Ny back gave ou
and panied me seemed to have los
all strength and ambition: was both
lered with dizzy spells. my head woult
swim and specks float before mYSeyes
1 took Foley's Kidney Pills regularly
land am now perfectly well and fee
like a new man. Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me-" Mitchell & Eghers
Palace Drug store.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07
rhursday.

lnufB08ys
Mike Mulch of Chandler was arrest
cd yesterday and brought to Canon
City last night and locked up In the
county jail by Undersheriff John
Cheteiat on the charge of assault to
commit rape. Mulch is an Austrian
and was bound over to await the ac-
ton of the district court at the Nov
ember term.
]. H. Graham Of Pennington. N. NJ,
a former resident Of this city In the
guest OF Lane Duff.
T. Walter williams. New York
correspondent for the London Daily
Mirror and special feature writer for
the New York Times. passed through
Canon City Tuesday night en- route
70 Reno. Nevada. to attend the Jeffer-
ies-Johnson fight Mr.. Williams will
handle the fight fro ma human inter-
est point of view. He says that in
terest In the outcome of the mill" In
at a high pitch in New York. although
comparatively few Gotham sports-
men will make the trip to the ring
side on account Of the change in loca-
uon from San Francisco to Reno.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday 10 Clarence r. Beers. manager
OF tn Gibson Lumber company's busi-
ness at Penrose. and Miss Hattie A.
Lucas of Lincoln Park. A similar
permit was granted this morning to
J. J. Dyer and Mrs. LILLIAN J. Nichols
w. r. Wallace returned home Tues
day evening from a business trip 10
Pittsburg. Pa
A: C. Livings OF Florence was in
town this morning closing mp deal
With =. C. Johnson in which he ex-
changed his paint shop In Forencs
for . tract OF land near Three Mile
ajrinx. Mr.. Livings will move ontn
hid new purchase and engage In the
poultry business
Mrs. w. L. Norris and children ARE
Waiting Mrs. Norris father In Saiida;
hey win Be gone for about thres
weeks.
w. T. Robertson left yesterday for
Denver TO Join his wife. Who IL now
living In the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 8. Brown have TAX
en- rooms with Mrs. Swan on Green
wood avenue. and removed there TO-
day. They have leased their propert,
for year.
Or. Wyatt OF Cunnison came dowr
to this city last night. returning today
by automobile which he purchased ol
DR.. Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Mayhem and
son Ira left Monday on \ fishing trir
20 Gunnison. Mr.. Mayhem Will make
a business trip TO Mon,rose-
]. ". Russell OF Tcrre Haute. In.
diana. who Is sojourning in coiora-
do for the benefit OF his health. ar
rived here from Manxinola a few day.
ago and will spend the summer In
Canon City and surroundings.
Mrs. NJ. J. Marin. son and dsugh'
ter OF Marryville. Missouri. arrived
in Canon City a day or two since anc
will spend the summer here. They
have taken the cottage at lois Har'
rison avenue.
Through the real estate firm OF Bot
tenneld & Howard the VIM. Murph,
three-acrc ranch on 10Th street wa,
transferred 10 Frank A. Carleton o.
Denver: consideration ss,5oo.oo. Mr.
Murphy getting $4,000 ranch neat
Fort Collins. Both parties will re
move 10 their new homes at once.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07
Wednesday.

Orion Locke left on No. 10 this
morning for Florence on business.
E. F. Jewett left on No. 10 this
morning for Florence on business.
Mrs. W. H La Grange left this
morning for Florence where she will
visit her daughter for a short time.
Cañon City record., 1910-07-07
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5aS
Main -zfreet, Record office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
Dispatch All
Sc hoI stic Team

Brun,mcl III. So, left end.
Anderson III. 81, left tackle.
Parrish II. So, left guard.
WilllnEhnm OH. 81. centre.
Robins Oh. 50 right guard.
NIcElroy III. Sd, right tackle.
Ebcl, Capt. (McGuire's), right end.
Montgomery Oh. So, quarter.
King III. So, left half.
Chlldress III. SD, right half.
scott tNIcGuire's). full back.
Itichmond Academy Is not given
n place on the team for the reason
that not n man ON the team can
compare with the men selected for
tho positions. High school gets the
greatest number of nlnces by virtue
of merit. Ebel, of N1cGnirc's, Is
mndc captain of the team for the
reason thnt he IL q great leader,
tackles well and is always follows
ing the hall. In other words,
good man to pattern after. King is
second choice for captain. Scott Is
given the preference over Warwick
because of HIS superior kicking mill
ity. There cnn he no question as to
the other positions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
.BAP lists TO PLAY
TARS IN DURHAM.
Wake Forest and Training Ship
Franklin's Eleven Meet
To-Day.
[speeial to The Times-Dispatcl,.l

Wake Forest. n. c., November H.
With enthusiasm running riot, the stu
dent bouy assembled in mass-meettng
tonight to learn the new songs and,
yells that Will be used against the
United states ship Franklin in Dur.
down with 500 men. which is the larg.
est number of uniformed sailors that
have ever assembled at one time on
North Carolina soil. The sailors have
a record of being excellent irooters, bui
under Chief Rooter. Hutchinson, Tucker
and Pruitt, the student body expects
to make favorable showing. A spe-
cial train will leave here at $3.50. and
will return Immediately after the game.
Several of the best men Will be out
Neither Fancette nor Belts VIII be
used on the ends. but Highsmith and.
Robertson. 1t Is believed, wall take
care of those positions in great style.
II either one of these is hurt, his place
will be filed by .Dowd or Struggled,
and only as last resort will Faucette
or Belts be used. The two regular
tackles. Pointer and Holding, will be.
in their places, while Deen and Parker
will be along in case any one an
the game off at guards, with Green
and Dickens on the side line. Centre
will be played by Bagwell, tAough
Ramsuer Is working hard for the place
Aydlett Will play quarter. .rNluoiSht
who was shifted to full from the line
when Murchinson was Injured the, early
part OF the season. will not go in the
game unless absolutely necessary, as
he is determined to get in the David
son game if possible. Hutchinson, who
has not played in an intercollegiate
game this year. will report for duty
Monday, as his knee has fully recov-
cred It Is probable that either he OF
Riddck will be shifted to some other
position, as they are both too valuable
to be on the side lines. Huntley, who
has been playing left half, will play
full Saturday, and either Savage or
McBrayer Will play his old position.
Captain Utley will play right half.
Broughton will get In the game at one
of the back field positions. In all.
there will be twenty-three men car
ried along.
Besides the special from here. trains
will be run from Louisburg to connect
with the train from this place. which
will carry people from all stations on
the road. A special from Norfolk, with
an estimated crowd OF 1000. will be
there. as will one over the Durham
and Southern Many Chapel Hill and
Trinity students will attend the game,
besides the people of Durham, and 1t
Is believed that the largest crowd that
ever attcnded.a football game in North
Carolina Will attend this game. The
sailors will parade the streets of Dur
ham. as they did in Raleigh last year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
PARSONS CLAIMS ELECTION.
Declares That Mnjoritles Claimed by
Democrats Arc Too High.

Especial TO The Times DisDatch.1
Roanoke, Va, November 11-John
VI. Parsons, Republican candidate for
Congress in the Fifth Virginia Dis
trict, does not concede his defeat, al
though the official count In the dis
trict shows Congressman Il. w. Saun-
ders, Democrat, has majority of g..
votes. In telegram to George L..
Hart, secretary of the State Republi-
can Committee. Mt Roanoke to-day, Mr.
Parsons, who is Mt his home Mt indie
pendcncc, Carroll county, declared that
figures In thnt county would cut the
majority clnimed by the Democrats In
half, and TINT too many votes arc
claimed by Democrats In other parts
of the district.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12
GEORGETOWN READY
TO MEET VIRGINIA
Both Teams in Good Condition to Fight Hard
for Victory, Lineup Of Both Elevens
Is Doubtful.

and Jones at full. Wood will play CEN
ire and Towles and Panky will be seen
ut the guards.
The tackles and ends are yet to be
determined. shifts having been made at
three places number of times in prac
tice during the past week. If he Is
we'll enough Captain Geyer Will be
seen in one of the tackle places, thus
increasing substantially the weight OF
the Orange and Blue line. The other
tackle and both ends are very much
up In the air, the final decision not
being expected until this evening. Bow
en- will be used somewhere on account
of his punting.
Game Mt .:3O.
The game will start promptly at $3.50
The periods will be fifteen minutes
each. The final selection of officials
is Bergen, referee; Armstrong. umpire;
Donnelly, field Judge; Seiber. head lines
man. According to reports this morning
the weather Will be fair and cold.
The Virginia rooters will arrive in
town at 10 o'clock in the morning, and
will parade Immediately to headquart-
ers at the Arlington behind the uni
versity band. The Georgetown rooters
completed their plans at a big mass
meeting in CASTOR Hall this evening.
at which addresses were made by many
of the large number of alumni already
in the city for the event.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-12

There was just the right tang in the air
yesterday for football game. and those
who lourneyed to Broad Street Park we're
not disappointed. The youngsters from Nc
CURES and the John Marshall High School
put up an article of ball which might well
be initiated by some other teams not NIL
lion miles away from hero.
In Captain King the High School has ono
OF the best halfbacks on any team in Rich
mond. He runs close to the ground. and 1t
takes good end TO stop him when he
starts. He is as hard as nails. too, and can
stand an awful lot OF punishment
Also be 1t noted. that young Montgomery
is some quarter. Tho coolness with which
that boy runs the team is pleasing to be-
watching for some weakness OF the opposing
team, and generally aims his attack at the
weak spot. which Is the only way TO play
the game OF football.
Don't forget Robins when thinking OF tho
scholastic teams. He Is one guard always
In every play. He hasn't been successfully
stopped this season, and It will take a
mighty good man to put him out OF inc
running.
Wiingham at centre is also good The
way he handled Whitehead yesterday was q
shame. Whitehead stands up straight In
the line. and is the easiest kind OF picking
down? Except as passing machine he y
absolutely vaiueless to his team, and yet he
Is built for football player.
Sands at LETT end for the High School is a
new new man. but he played great game.
With Just little practice he will dcvelon
INTO star He is sure tackler, is death
on forward passes. and will yet be heard
from II he sticks to the gridiron
Captain Ebel. OF McGuIre's, is easily tho
star OF his team. There were several people
watching him yesterday from the stdc lines.
you wanted to find Ebel you must look for
the ball. AS ground gamer he is also
some pumpkins. iS
scott is another youngster who Is destined
10 do things. II he improves his kicking as
ne has done within the past few weeks
they VIII be ready to grab him at the hle
schools. especially II the open style OF play
Al! In all the two teams arc more eysnls
matched than appeared on the surface
True. High School seemed to have mucr
I: Just getting into Its stride. and there y
no telling what a few moro days would az
to that team with capable coaching.
Coach Johns NAV BE- satisfied with hi
High School boys, however. 1t is one 9
| the gritttcst little teapls ever developed u
Richmond. AT times the boys play llke YET
Grams, and they always play way above VIVA
is expected OF them.
Richmond College tackles North Caroline
A.. and NJ. to-day. The entire squad va
taken to Raleigh, and Coach Long ma
hopes. lie wouldn't say what hopes are
but, still they are hopes. A. and n, shouls
have little trouble In winning " seem
| largely question OF how large tne SCOT
| will be.
\ Yale VS. Princeton to-day. This bare az
| n9uncement will attract thousands q ln,er
the United states. /. matters little Wha
| previous records Yale may have made Q
what the condition Of the team, one ma
| always be assured Of some fun when fa1
! Princeton, but odds have favored the Ne,
JsraaY school before and then the oullEdoS %