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The Washington herald., 1910-01-02

had with her yesterday Mrs. Mann, Mrs.
Boutell. and Mrs. Richard Wayne Parker.
wives of Representatives in Congress-
Mrs. Busbey, Mrs James c. Hooe. of Vir-
ginia; Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Graeme Stew
art, Of Chicago; Miss Aldrich. Miss Hege-
man, the Misses Kean, Miss Amy Gil
lett, Miss Mercedes Stewart. OF Chicago;
Miss Helen Stewart. the Misses Parker.
the Misses Foster, Miss Boal. Miss Kath-
crime Weeks. Miss Alice BOutell. Miss
Katherine Holbrook. Miss Psrkman, OF
Boston: Miss Frances Webster, and Miss
Ruth Draper, Of New York.
| Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Hutchinson
| gave a dinner on Wednesday evening IN
/ their apartment at the Don Carlos in
honor OF Admiral Nicholson, their other
guests being Admiral and Mrs. Dflling-
| ham and Commander and Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. r. p Craft entertained at tea
early in the week at the navy yard IN
honor of her father. DR.. George B. Bley-
thing, OF New York Mrs Alderman,
/ wife Of Commander Alderman. L. 8. n,
and Mrs. Burrage. wife OF Commander
Burrage, L. s. N, presided at the tea
I table. Mrs. G. l. Smith, wife OF Lieut..
Smith, of the navy, and Mrs. Talbot, OF
New York, Mrs. Smiths house guest,
received with Mrs. Craft and Dr. Bley-
| thing.
| Invitations have been issued by the
Jolly Dozen for their three-year-old dance
at Mrs. Dyer's. 15i7 R street. Wednesday
evening. January 10.
Mrs Richard Wainwright has issued in
vitations for a tea on Wednesday next
from 4 to 7o'cIock in honor Of Miss Alice
S. Blech.
DR.. and Mrs. Reid Hunt have sent out
invitations for q dinner party tomorrow
evening.
The president Of the Congressional
Club Mrs. J. Breck Perkins. gave an
enjoyable dance at the clubhouse Friday
evening. The guests included a large
number Of young people home for the
holidays. Mrs Perkins was assisted IN
receiving by Miss Cannon.
Mrs. Eugene ByTnes entertained at q
large and well appointed tea yesterday
afternoon IN her beautiful home IN
Georgetown in honor OF her niece, Miss
Helen WyekIiffe Cooper, one Of the deb
utantes Of this season. Some OF those
who assisted Mrs. Byrnes in receiving
were Mrs. Patten and Mrs. Downs L
Wilson. in the dining-room; Mrs. Orme,
in the library, and Miss Carpenter, Miss
Pennebaker. Miss Radford. Miss Sibley
wilkins, Miss Dorothy SnialIwood Miss
Maud Parker. Miss Marion True, Miss
Maitland Piper. Miss Glenda MILAN, and
the hostess mother, Mrs. II. c. St!er
Mrs. Byrnes had the receiving party at
dinner, after which a number Of addi-
tional guests came for the informal dance
which followed.
Pastors Of Washington churches who
received at the Y. NJ. c, a. were the
Bishop OF Washington, Rev. George s.
Miller, Rev. S. / Franz. Rev. John Van
Sehaiek, Rev. E. z. Marshall, Rev ".
E. Bird. Rev. ". II. BalIingee, Rev.
Donald c. Mcleod. Rev. n. J. Scarito.
Rev. Lloyd Douglas, Rev. L o. Baker,
Rev. E. c. Powers, Rev. Zed H. Copp,
Rev. R. S. Owen. Rev. H o. AIilIington,
Rev. NJ. Earl, Rev. ". ]. D. Thomas,
Continued on Page 3, Column 1.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02
ENTERTAINMENTS.

One of the very largest receptions Of
the day was that Of Speaker Cannon
and Miss Cannon. in their Vermont ave-
nue. home. This was a rendezvous for
the older men in official life. those who
are older in point OF service. If not in
actual years. The steady stream Of visi-
tors and the crowded drawing rooms
The Washington herald., 1910-01-02

throughout the afternoon and evening,
showed the popularity Of these hosts.
Miss Cannon, who always has a large
company Of bright women assisting her,
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Continued on Page 3, Column 1.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
CENSUS ENUMERA-
TORS WORK BEGAN
THIS MORNING
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily.
The work of taking the thirteenth
census began at dawn this morning
when seventy thousand interrogators,
men and women, white and black,
were turned loose in pursuit OF the
people of the United States by Di-
rector Durand from his office in
Washington, D. G. Uncle Sam esti-
mates that he has family of about
100000 men. women and children
and he will put to work a body Of
enumerators considerably greater in
number than the standing army.
The enumerators will cover all of
the forty-five states and two terri
tories of the union proper and also
Hawaii and Porto Rico. Alaska, the
Philippine islands and Guma will not
be included, as especial arrangements
are made for numbering the people
of those dependencies.
Under the statutes governing the
work, the entire enumeration must
be completed within a month, and
In the cities the work Is limited to
fifteen days. 1t is expected that some
of the returns from the cities will
be received as early as the first week
In June, but the exact population oi
the entire country will not be deter
mined before some time In Septe'
mber. The census officials will, how
ever, know within a few thousand oi
the number long before the close
of the summer months.
The inquiry will comprise three
principal branches: Population. ag'
riculture and mining and manufac'
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

Capt. b. F. Rockafellow--Don't
think any damage whatever has been
done to the prospective fruit crop n
this section by the frosss Feel sure
that there are too many blossoms
on the trees yet. The outlook was
never more encouraging for the horti-
culturists OF the Canon City district
than ii is now"
Francis Bachelor. former horticui-
tural inspector for Fremont county.
The indications for full crop OF APP
pies and other fruits in this district
was never better than II Is now. No
damage has yet been done to any
Kind OF vegetation by the frost 20
far as am aware
G. v. Hodgin-"The moisture of the
past As hours has proven a good
thing for the fruit crop In more ways
than one II has been the means Of
stimulating the growth OF the trees
and OF saving them from injury BY
the frost No bad effects whatever
resulted from the freee iazst night"
Dali De Weese-"I made an EXAMINE
alton early This morning and was un-
able To find that anything was kill
ed by the frost last niehf. The apple
and cherry trees were net hurt I am
sure and so far as I could determine
the iilacs. peonies and oher tender
plants were uniniured. There 10
mere danger. IN my opinion. from the
temperature tonight than there was
last night"
Glen Kirkton-"Noihing was In
jured by the frost last night and
am no; uneasy so far rs the apple
crop Is concerned from the temprra.
ture tonight The orchards are In
fine condition and there II little
likelIhood OF their being injured from
ihe frosts during this stcrm-"
Forecaster Daingerfieid OF the
weather station at Pueblo advises TO-
day that II VIII. probably he clear sor
the next ~ tours and hat IN. ssm-
reraiure r. ifke'y to fat 70 ~ or 30
degrees tcn'rhi. He thinks there
will be no wind tonight a-d he pre-
diets heavy frost. although he says
II may not be any colder trnight than
II was during the previous ~ hours
The prediction for Sturdy IRE "fair
with rising iemerrature."
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

ward with much pleasureable ex.
pectancy to the coming OF the Kan
sas visitors and are determined to
make their stay here notable one. A
special committee. consisting Of Joe
Ball. Frank q. Thomas and w. w
Hughart. acting in conjunction with
the officers Of the club, Will have
charge of the arrangements.
A resolution was adopted to CO.
operate with the Florence Automobile
club in erecting guideboards at all OF
the more Important road intersec-
tfons In the county. Such a step has
long been needed and the carrying
into effect of such a resolution re-
ceive public commendation.
The recent action of the city coun-
ell in granting automobile owners
the privilege of using the Skyline
drive from dawn until noon every
day of the week has necessitated the
repainting OF the guideboards at
either entrance TO that roadway and
a motion was adopted last night TO
have the work done at the expense
of the club with as little delay as
possible. Automobiles having been
given the same rights on the Skyline
drive as other vehicles II was deemed
proper by the club members to an
nounce that fact on the bulletin
boards at each entrance to the road
as means of preventing possible ac-
cidents.
Another matter determined upon
by the club last night was the pre-
paration OF a map OF the county
showing all of the main travelled
roads. ranches. etc. f. A. Brandbury
was commissioned to make the trac-
ing map. and. on Its completion, blue
prints of It will be placed on public
sale at so cents apiece. The new mem-
bers admitted 20 the club last night
were J. NJ. Andersen. George Fl. Sale.
C. v. Hodgin. A. z. sharman and Bert
A. Ellis. The club now has a MEM
bership OF between seventy and eighty
and is "a live wire" SO far as public
enterprise is concerned. II has a
hundred dollars available cash in Its
treasury.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
NO INJURY TO
THE FRUIT CROP
FROM THE FROST

From Fridays Daily.
In spite OF the enow storm yes
terday and the forebodings Of danger
to the fruit crop by many Of the more
timid people OF the community no in
jury to the orchards resulted from
the frost last night. nor is any apre-
hended during the next twenty-four
hours. From O'Clock yesterday
afternoon to the corresponding hour
this morning there was little varfa-
ton in the markings of the thermom-
eter in the Canon City district. which
Is considered somewhat remarkable
thing for this season OF the year. 1t
was naturally expected that there
would be a material drop In the tenn
perature during the night. but such
was not the case and there was lit
tie change either way.
The average temperature through
out the valley was 80 degrees. which
was several degrees above the dan
ger point. 30 far as the horticultural
interests are concerned In q few lc-
cailtles in East Lincoln Park and on
Four Mile the mercury indicated a
temperature as low as 2s degrees. but
II was not sufficiently cold to do any
damage at any place In the valley 50
far as we have been able TO ascertain.
Even In the more exposed places on
Lincoln Park the liiacs aud other
tender forms OF vegetation were un-
touched by the frost and are as
graceful in their bloom and foliage
today as they were yesterday. The
Daily Record called up a number OF
representative orchardisis and gard
eners on the phone this afternoon and
asked them II any injury was done
to the fruit and vegetable Industries
by the cold snap last night ard In
every Instance received a negative re-
ply. Amcng the interviews were
the following:
Geo. II. Sale. secretary Fremont
Fruit Growers association" Nothing
whatever was hurt by the frost last
night. There is far too much bloom
on the fruit trees this year for their
own good and little killing off
among the blossoms would be an ex-
cclient thing. Some OF the trees might
lose rs per cent OF their bloom and
then have enough left for a bumper
CROP
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
AN UNUSUALLY INTERESTING
MEETING OF The AUTO CLUB

From Fridays Daily.
An unusually we'll attended and
Interesting meeting of the Canon City
Automobile club was held at the Of
flee of DIR. Otis orendorff last night.
Several matters of concern to the
membership were taken up for dis
cussion; among them the forthcom-
ing Flower carnival" the entertain
ment of the officers of the Santa Fe
Trail association. the erection OF
guideboards at the principal road In
tersections throughout the county, the
repainting fthe guideboards at the
entrance to the Skyline drive and the
preparation of map showing all OF
the public roads in Fremont county.
1t was decided to enter heartily
into the spirit of the "Flower carni-
val" and contribute by every means
In its power to make 1t a success. On
motion the matter was referred TO
the entertainment committee of the
club, which consists OF Frank p.
Smith, Guy U. Hardy and R. ].
Knight. Vice President w. B. Row
land was requested to cooperate with
the committee in extending to the
promoters OF the Flower carnival"
all possible helpfulness and encour-
agement.
In view of the endurance run OF
the officers of the. Santa Fe Trail
association, and accompanying news
paper correspondents. from Hutchln-
son, Kan, to Pueblo next week an
effort will be made to bring hem TO
this city Sunday the oath inst. at
which time they will be the guests OF
the club on a trip over the Skyline
drive and to points OF interest with
in a few miles OF town. They will
attend a good roads convention In
Pueblo Saturday evening. the 23d
inst. and Or. Hart Goodloe and Chas.
r. McLain were appointed by the
club to be present as Its representa-
tives and to pilot the visitors here
the following morning. II Is proba-
BILE that the members OF the club and
It's guests will take dinner at either
the Strathmore or the Hotel Denton.
The club members are looking for
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
ENTERTAINED IN HONOR OF
MRS. HARDIN OF-DENVER AND
MRS. KYLE OF CRIPPLE CREEK

From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. T. B. Coulter entertained the
members OF Canon City. Order OF the
Eastern Star, at her home on FIJI
teenth street last night compliment
tary to Mrs. Fannie Hardin Of Denver.
senior national vice president Of the
Woman Relief Corps. and Mrs. Stel-
la Kyle of Cripple Creek, department
president OF that organization. The
guests OF honor are both Eastern
Star members. and as the result OF
Mrs. Coulter's hospitality they were
enabled to personally meet most OF
those connected with the local chap
ter of that association. There were
fifty people present and the occa-
sion was one OF more than ordinary
enjoyment to all. One OF those In
attendance described the affair as a
hilarious good time" Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

lly and prettily. acting their parts
well. Tiny girls. dressed as butter
files. fitted about among the flow
ers. lending beauty to the scene.
The king OF the Flowers" next ap-
pears and crowns the little Goose
Girl Queen. while the Peoples are
called forth to dance before her.
LASTLY. the May pole is brought to
the center and eight little flowers
whirled about 1t. for the entertain
ment of the Royal Pansy and his
bride.
Miss Gladys Corey OF the high
school was pianist for the occasion
The entire program showed most ex-
cellent training had been done. and
great credit is due the teachers Of
the Fourth Street school for their un-
firing efforts IN planning and carry
ing through 80 successful an affair.
goodly sum was added to the H.
brary fund by the sale OF tickets.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

turing. The questions will cover the
acreage. the value and the product
of farms. including an especial en-
umeration OF animals, as 1t will the
capital invested. the value of pro-
ducts and the number of employees OF
mining and manufacturing plants.
The enumerators will want to know
a good deal about You for the pop
ulation volumes. They not only will
insist upon knowing your sex, but
will expect you to reveal your age.
and will expect you to tell whether
you are white. black. mulatto. Chin
ese, Japanese or Indian. whether you
are married or single. and II mar
ried how often; whether you are
the latter, that you give not only your
nationality, but your race and moth
er tongue. Then. II you are woman,
you are to tell how many children
have been born to you; and, In any
event, you are to tell all about your
education. your parentage and your
employment. All this information
is to be for the general average and
for the ear only OF one of the enum-
orators He is sworn not to reveal
any of the awful truths.
In the south the negroes will be
visited by enumerators OF their own
race, as will also the whites by their
own people. There also will be about
500 women enumerators. In point OF
numbers New York will lead the list
with $500 enumerators, while Ne
vada will close the procession with
&c.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
POSEY BED CAN
TATA fine AFFAIR
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
The "Posey Bed" contata. given by
the pupils of the South Canon grade
school at the high school building.
was a decided success. The program
was replete with bright songs. grace
full drills and well selected recita-
tions
After the little boys. fitted out in
brown suits, pointed toes and pointed
caps, to represent Brownies, had call
ed forth repeated applause by their
cute songs and drills. another group
of boys mystified the audience by
first showing their heads and then
row OF feet above the curtain as
they sang 'Ring-a-Ring."
After four girls. dressed all In
white. had planted the flower bed.
amid songs and dancing. they coaxed
forth the little Miss Pussy Wilson.
who, with her magic wand. ushers
In all the spring flowers. The groups
OF girls representing the various
flowers. were all dressed very dafnt-
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
FLOWER CARNIVAL SURE
TO Be A GREAT SUCCESS

From Fridays Daily.
Much enthusiasm is being mani
tested toward the outcome OF the big
celebration to be held here on Sat
urday. April Both. under the aus
pices OF the Civic Improvement
league.
Foresight to plan and fortitude TO
sustain are the two great factors
necessary to attain success. and these
qualifications are surely throwing
themselves in the leaders Of this
movement, which we hope will re-
solve itself into a yearly festival In
Canon City.
Among the features of the after
noon is to be the children's floral
parade, consisting OF several divis-
ions-the little girls with their doll
buggies-the babies In their go-carts,
and the boys with their coaster
wagons and bicycles. all to be. de-
w. w. Sullivan. travelling repre-
sentative OF the Knight Campbell
Music company who has been trans
acting busines in this district for
the past week, returns to Canon City
today.-C Cripple Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
CANNON IS AFTER
SPRINGS GROCERs
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Denver. April 14.-Pure Food Com
missioner Cannon today ordered thir-
ty-eight grocers of Colorado Springs
to appear before him and show cause
why they should not be prosecuted
for selling adulterated sausages. The
commissioners has landed about every
grocer in he Springs. He docs moi
claim that the sausage contained dog
meat, but he does claim that 1t con-
tanned every other thing except meat
of any kind. He said its principal
ingredient is starch.
At any rae the Colorado Springs
grocers will have to come to Denver
and report TO Mr.. Canon.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
MAY HAVE LAW REQUIRING
REGISTRATION OF C0NSUMPTIvES
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
The Legislative committee OF the
Colorado State Society for Preven-
ton OF Tuberculosis Is working on
law which will compel tuberculosis
sufferers to be register ID with health
departments OF the cities and towns
OF the state. and piacards to he
placed on houses vacated by victims
OF the white plague warning the new
tenants TO fumigate and disinfeet
the premises before moving in.
Such a law is In force In most OF
the eastern states where crusaies
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

w. r. Wallace went to Denver the
last of the week to meet his wife
who has been In the east for a num-
Der of months. Miss Wallace went
Sunday. The party attended the
wedding of Miss Jean Wallace, which
took place on Monday.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

Mrs Otis Orendorf and little
daughter, Katherine. left this morn
ing for a visit with relatives at
Yates Center and Colony, Kan. They
will be gone several weeks.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21
From Fridays Daily.

From Fridays Daily.
Mrs. Anna Craven OF Sedalla. Mo-.
arrived here yesterday for a visit
with Canon City friends. She Is the
guest of Mrs. George F. Rockafel-
low.
City Marshal ID. J. Houston went to
Florence this afternoon TO visit his
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

brother. Hugh. who is critically ni
at his home In that city In conse-
quence of an attack OF sciatic rheuma-
tism. Mr.. Houston has been confined
to his bed from his affllction for three
weeks and his condition has become
such as to leave little hope of his re-
covery
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

against the spread of tuberculosis
are being waged. Physicians know-
Ing OF tuberculosis cases. will. ander
this law. be forced to notify the
health department will have 10 FUN
be liable to severe penalties. The
health department will have to fun
igate houses vacated by health
seekers. On the houses will be 4
piacard which will tell the prospcc-
tive tenants that the house was &C.
cupled by tubercuiar persons.
Cañon City record., 1910-04-21

corated with flowers. Then there Is
to be the May pole dance at the rink,
and the ever popular fish pond.
which Is to be beautiful affair IA
the shape OF huge May Day bas-
ket
Oh. yes; to be sure. there will be
ice cream cones and confetti, for
what festival Is complete without
them. The rink will be beautifully
decorated. and that alone will be
worth the price OF admission. which
is TO be 25 cents.
In the evening Canen City will w.t.
ness an Illuminated automobile pa
rade. after which the exercises at the
rink will consist OF two beautiful
May pole dances, the crowning OF
Flora. the goddess OF flowers and
dancing until midnight.
F. W. Abbott, manager Of the Col
orado Supply company's store At Coal
Creek. was q visitor in town yestsr-
day. He came over to zee his wife,
who IL undergoing treatment In ths
hospital here.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-21
WEEKLY MARKET LETTER
(By J. A. Rickart, Correspondent

(By J. A. Rickart, CorrespondenD
 Kansas City Stock Yards, Oct. Y, 1910. Cattle receipts here last week were 8o,ooo head, including II,ooo calves, about a normal sup- ply for the time of year. More cattle came in from Colorado, New Mexico and other range states than heretofore, and fewer from Kansas and from below the quar- antine line. These two last dis tricts will drop off fast in cattle re- ceipts from now on, and while the range states will remain at max imum figures in cattle shipments for a few weeks yet, receipts will decrease from now on. The mar ket held up firm last week, closing strong on she stuff and stockers and feeders, for the week, killers fully steady. The run today is 23ooo cattle including 5000 calves, a decrease of several thousand head from recent Mondays. A feature lately has been the extra ordinary demand from the country. Last week was the biggest of the season in this trade, Io5o car loads bought here for the country during the week, containing B, ,ooo head of cattle. The market is steady on all kinds today. Colo rado stock steers sold today at &. 50 to S5, feeders up to S5.25, beef steers S4.65 to $5.25, COWS S3.5 to S4.25, heifers $3.75 to S. Go. New Mexico and Pan- handle COWS sell at $40 to S4 mostly, calves a quarter lower than week ago, best at g to sS, stockers and feeders S4 to S5.Io. Stockers and feeders exhibited at the show here last week were sold Thursday and brought fancy prices
 S5. Go and S6.6o.
 Sheep receipts last week were 53,ooo head here, and the market held about steady for the week. The run today is 22, 1000 head; the market steady on sheep, but IS to 25 cents lower on lambs. Country demand was a little ahead of the supply last week. and lambs for feeding sold freely at S5.75 to S6.Io. The best Utah lambs here today brought S6.65, which is 25 cents under the top paid last week. Aged sheep are holding up steady, year. lings at SAYS to S5.25, wethers s4 to S4. 50, ewes S3.5o to S4. Feeding wethers have been going out in big strings, at S4 to S4. 40. A heavier percentage of the re- ceipts are cut out by the packers each week, who complain of lack of quality in the offerings, and of the big lot of work it takes to fill their orders. The remainder that is left after the packers get theirs is readily disposed of at prices, in the case of wethers, right up to packers prices.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-21

O.B. Fuller and William Dysart, cattle buyers of Los Angeles, were in Flagstaff Wednesday. MT. Full Ter purchased 20 cars of cattle in the Holbrook country, which he came in with from the east.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-21

LOST Buckskin pony; weight about 825, branded II on the left thigh, 7 and 6 connected on right thigh. Lost at Mary's lake. Reward given for return. W. H. James.
The Coconino sun., 1910-10-21
How Much Will You Pay

to have your eyes cured; Suther- lands Eagle Eye Salve only costs 25c. and will cure. Good for noth- ing but the eyes. Hunter Drug Co.