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Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
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Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
TELLER COUNTY
REPUBLICANS
NAME TICKET
From Tuesdays Daily.

Victor, Sept. PA representative
ticket was named by the Republican
party of Teller county at the conven-
ton hel din the opera house yester-
day. The nominees are as follows:
Sheriff-John H. Huelhausen, Vic
tor; treasurer-Geo. Roerie, Cripple
Creek; clerk-Geo. C. Stoddard. Grip
pls Creek; assessor-John Williams,
Victor; superintendent of schools
MS E. l.. Smith, Goldfield; coroner
E. A. Claypool, Cripple Creek; sur
veyor-E. P Arthur, Cripple Creek;
county commissioner Franklin J.
Wicks, cripple Creek; state senator
39th-Wilbur NJ. Alter; representative
j. H. Anderson, Cripple Creek;
VIM. Harrison, Goldfield; Frank K.
Young, Cripple Creek. Owing to the
illness of the chairman, C. F. Black
mer. Judge James Owen was unani-
mously elected chairman of the con-
vention.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
C0DDLING MOTH PARASITE
FOUND IN ORCHARD HERE
From Tuesdays DAILY.

From Tuesdays DAILY
Prof. Taylor, entomologlst In charge
of that branch OF the state agricul-
tural work being carried on at the
experimental station at Grand juno
ton. who has recently been in the
Canon City district inspecting the
nursery stock in. that locality, was
greatly surprised and pleased to find
in the orchard of Capt. B. f. Rocka-
fellow, the largest in that portion of
the Arkansas valley, the parasite
preys on the coddling moth and Its
larvae.
Several years ago this very valu-
able parasite was discovered in Aus
tralia and at once imported into Cali
fornia where its work has largely do
stroyed perhaps the worst pest an
noying the orchardists. The raw
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
FLORENCE MAYOR NAMES
DELEGATES To CONGRESS
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Florence, Sept. 27.-Mayor J. Q.
Macdonald this morning appointed the
following delegates to represent
Florence at the National Irrigation
congress which opened in Pueblo this
afternoon; Hon. James a. McCand-
less. City Attorney, G. II. wilg.es City
Engineer A. o. McF'all, Henry VI.
Fox, of the Fox and Smith Conctruc-
tion company. and Emmett Jennings,
president of the Hardscrabble irriga-
tion district. The delegates left for
Pueblo today
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
COLORADO REALTY DEAL
ERS To MEET IN TRINIDAD
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
The ninth quarterly convention of
the Colorado State Realty Dealers
association will be held in Trinidad
on Tuesday and "Wednesday OF nsxt
week and will be the guest OF the
Trinidad chamber OF commerce. As
the railroads have made rate of
fare and a third for the round trip
and as all realty dealers are invited.
1t is expected that there will be a
large attendance.
The convention will be called tc or
der at 1870 on October 4. and after
an afternoon session devoted TO the
consideration OF number of import
ant topics. the members will be the
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
ENTERTAINED AT 6
O'CLOCK DINNER
From Tuesdays Daily.

from IueSday DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Combs entertain
ed at O'Clock dinner at their home
All Greenwood avenue, last night, NJ
and Mrs. Sam McKissick and daugh-
ter, Miss Verna, of New York City.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. McKissick and daughters,
Mrs. Lou McCorkleand Miss Pearl Nc
Kissick, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Cramer
and MIR. and Mrs. Harry w. Combs,
all of Canon City. The dinner, which
was a very delightful affair, was in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam McKis-
sick, who are visiting Mr.. McKissick's
mother and other relatives here. Mr..
McKissick is division superintendent
for the Pullman Car company with
headquarters in New York City. All
of the guests last night were former
residents of Bedford, Iowa, except
Mrs. Harry w. Combs. and the gather
ing was in the nature of reupion of
old friends. Mr.. and Mrs. McRissiclI
will leave for their home in the me-
tropolis tomorrow morning.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

sion Council. the office proceeded to
make very thorough and systematic
study OF the Home Mission situation;
year books were consulted. field sec
retaries interviewed and specific
fields were visited. Within a few
months these facts were available In
the office; location and population
OF every town and country. every ru-
raj district and country post office.
denominational affiliation OF all Prot
estant churches and Sunday schools,
and post offices where there we're
no religious services OF any kind.
In other words. we ascertained ex-
actiy how much. by what church and
where every dollar OF Home Mission
airy money contributed by any evan
gelical church was spent. That there
was overlooking on the one hand and
overlapping on the other. everybody
knew. Every stray evangelist. SEN
sational lecturer and scare-head
periodical visiting or working in the
West had forcefully reminded US OF
our seethrianism and sinful waste.
II was one OF those prolific and pop
ular subjects which would always
make hit" with any crowd.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
NOTES ABOUT SOUTH
CANON HIGH SCHOOL
From Wednesdays Daily.


The various classes have elected
the following officers for this year:
Senior class. president William
Mccormick; vice president. cornelia
wadlelgh; secretary and treasurer,
Glayds Corey.
Junior class, president. Malcolm
Andrews; vice president, Perry Will
liams; secretary and treasurer, Vera
Merris.
Sophomore class, president, Frank
BEEN; vice president. Elsie Sceares; I;
secretary and treasurer. Ida Barnes.
Freshman class, president vern
Kiscr; vice president, Frances Watt;
secretary and treasurer. Clara Kirk
land.s
Basket ball practice by both the
boys and girls has started Glass
teams are being organized and the
prospects for good material for high
school teams 10 splendid.
Haldon McNutt. q popular member
OF the Senior class who has had An
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
The Federation Council
of Churches in the Uesf
From Fridays Daily.

iOh4 AAAay
By REV. JOHN T. THOMAS. JR.
District Superintendent Western Di-
vision. Denver, Colorado.
In Assembly Herald for August:
At the last quadrennial meeting of
the Federal Council of Churches in
Philadelphia there were those In at
tendance from the West. more parti-
cularly that part of 1t of which Den
yer and Colorado Springs are the CEN
ter. Their Interest was keen and II
was largely because OF their earnest
opportunities that in August. 1909. the
Western office of the Federal Coun-
Gil of Churches was opened in Dem
yer and temporary secretary placed
in charge. The Rev. o. F. Gardneu
who had for several years served as
DR.. Sanford's assistant In tho Ma
tional Office. came to Denver and
opened the Western office in the Y.
NJ. c. A. building. January LIST. 1910.
the Rev. J. T. Thomas, for eight years
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church OF Canon City. Colorado was
elected. accepted and began his
work.
Under the direction OF the special
couuftfaa nf the Nnftonat uana Nffa-
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

attack of appendicitis is still absent
from school.
Anna Derlto OF the Sophomore class
has been unable to attend school
since the second day, on account OF i'll
ness.
Gladys Corey is absent on account
OF bronchitis.
A meeting was held on Wednes-
day last, to organize literary 80
ciety. Great interest in the society
and much enthusiasm were evidenced
among the scholars. The officers
were chosen as follows: President,
John Griffin, vice president, Kate
Barnes. secretary and treasurer Fac
Ewell. Committees on program and
constitution were appointed by the
president.
Among the visitors OF the past
week were Earl QuInlan. We're Eliot.
Kate Pourd and Homer Thompson,
Frank Arnold. Roscoe West. John
stiers. all members OF the South
Canon Alumai
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
SOME UNCLAIM-
Ed LETTERS

List of letters remaining unclaim
ed in the post office at Canon City
Colo, for the week ending Septem
ber 25, 1910.
Adams, Mrs. Ray ].
Anheier, Mrs. Mabel.
Bader, Mr.. Robert.
Bartel, Mrs. Anna.
Barnett, Mrs. Helen.
Bates, Mrs. A. C.
Baton, Mrs. Henry.
Berman, Mr.. A. B.
Bonderson, Chas.
Boon, Mrs. Robert (2)
Brunch, r. F.
Brown, Mr.. c. A.
Brunton, Roy.
Campbell, Mr.. ].
Carbreau, Mrs. Joe.
Cain, Mrs. Harry.
Chamberlain, Miss Maud.
Clark, Mr.. Irwin.
Cloyd, Mr.. Scott.
Collins. Fred ].
Croughlin, Mrs. c.
Cruz, Noises, (2)
Decker, Mrs. Elmer.
Doddt, Mrs.
Ferninando, Al Signor Dalpiaz.
Gettemy, Mrs. Frank.
Holly, Mr.. John.
Jacabsan, Mr. L.
Joseph. Mr. Mark A. (2)
Kincaid. Mrs. C. ID.
Kryer. Mr.. Fred.
Lacome, Mr.. Candido.
Leuthold, John.
Magzor. Miss Lualla.
Merlino, Al Signor Nicoladonio.
Merrick, Mr.. James B.
Miller. Mrs. Julis.
Mills. Mrs. John 90
Murphy, Fred.
Norton, Miss Dora Z.
Roberts, Miss Effie.
Sheppard. Miss Anna.
Stoudly, Jno.
Taylor. Mr.. Bert.
Viga. Jesus.
Wallace. Mrs. W. Q.
Mickham. Peter.
ROBERT s. LEWIS.
Postmaster.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
SWIMMING POOL IMPROVEMENTS.
From TuesdaY'a Daily

Lamb and Campbell have the con-
tract for extensive improvements at
the natatorium which will add much
to the comfort OF the fall and winter
patrons and which will be greatly ap-
preciated by the public. This is one
Of the enterprises in which all are
interested as It brings many strangers
here for the benefit desired from its
waters, which are so much apprecia-
ted by all who bathe there.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

guests In the evening OF the Trinidad
chamber OF commerce Mt banquet.
The officers OF the association are
J Z. Campbell OF Pueblo. president:
Charles F. Helm OF Ia Junia. first
vice president: w. W. Williamson OF
Colorado Springs. second vice presi-
dent: Logan Ragie OF Pueblo. secrs-
tary and treasurer.
The directors are W. X. Given OF
Denver. william Ferris Jr. OF Denver.
George A. Watson OF Lamar. l. r.
Fennason OF Rocky Ford. W. A How
ard OF Las Animas. Edward u. Day OF
Trinidad, A. p. Martin OF Colorado
Springs, +. II. Borrower OF Cripple
Greek. and the officers.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

ages of the codling moth unless con-
tinually checked. amounts annually
to millions of dollars in the Uuited
States.
How this most welcome visitor got
over the mountain ranges from Cali
fornia is puzzle. but he is here, and
already doing business-Pusblo Star
Journal.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

Air castles seem always to invite
destructive storms.
We've noticed that the travelling
passenger agent of railroad has
mighty little to do.
A good appetite is a great institu-
tion If you don't let it boss you, as
You ara pretty apt to do.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29
Weather Report
From Tuesdays Daily.

The following record OF meteorolo-
gical observations for the week end
ing September "a, were made at
Canon City. C. C. Sherwood, CO.
operative observer of the weather bu-
reau of the Department of Agricul-
ture, and shows the maximum and
minimum temperature, the rainfall
and the character of the weather for
the different days of the week:
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

The man who is fond OF showing
his authority probably hasn't a great
deal
Cañon City record., 1910-09-29

Under the direction OF the special
committee OF the National Home Mis-
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NOTARIES PUBLIC EXCUSED
FROM THE GRAND JURY
Validity of Indictments While They
Attended Deliberations May
Be Questioned.

At the request Of United States Attor-
ney Wilson, Justice Wright in Criminal
Court No. 1 today excused from further
service on the grand jury Samuel E.
Lacey and P. Harrison Johnson, each of
whom is a notary public.
Without passing on the question
whether a notary public is in the employ
Of the United States and SO disqualified
under the Crawford and Crowley de-
cisions by the United States Supreme
Court to sit on a grand jury. Justice
Wright acceded to the request Of the
United States attorney. Justice Gould
held last spring that a notary public
was in the service Of the government and
might not properly sit on a petit jury in
the trial of criminal cases or in civil cases
in which the United States is Q party.
The new grand jury was organized Oc-
tOber 5, and has not yet returned any in
dictments. The two men excused, how
ever, have been present at the hearings
and deliberations Of the grand jury. and
1t is expected the question will be raised
that the indictments growing out of such
deliberations are Initiated by the presence
of the two notaries. 1t has been suggested
that the strict attorney may be put to
the expense of resubmitting to the grand
jury when completed by addition of two
men in place of the notaries all the cases
that have been heard, since October 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
MACVEAGH IN CONFERENCE
OVER CUSTOMS MATTERS
Collector Loeb Submits Facts in Con.
nection With Allegations Against
the Duveen Brothers.

Customs matters generally, includ-
the proposed prosecution of the case of
the Duveen brothers, were discussed at
a conference today between Secretary
MacVeagh and Assistant Secretary
Curtis and Collector Loeb, Solicitor An
drews and Special Agent Wheatley of
the New York customs house.
The conference followed Immediately
upon Secretary MacVeagh's return
from Chicago, where he registered for
the November elections. 1t was the
first time he had been in his office since
he left for his summer vacation in
New Hampshire several months ago.
Mr.. Loeb has been here several DAYS,
both to take up the numerous import and
customs matters that have been pending
and to attend a meeting of the drec-
torate of a local street railway. Mr.
Curtis has direct supervision of the GUS
toms part of the Treasury work and has
beer studying the claims and counter
claims. He displayed AL exhibit of the
textiles as types that figure i'm the dis
pute. 1t is likely that some notifications
designed to satisfy the foreign interests
and at the same time protect the domes-
tic interests from a revenue standpoint
shortly will be announced.
Collector Loeb was able to advise the
conference Of what he regards as the
clear evidence of the government in the
DuVeen case, which involves charges
OF a great deal of differentiation on art.
goods purchased by some of The most
prominent families in the country. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
CHILD ALONE ALL DAY
WITH SLAIN PARENTS
Found Pleading With Mother,
Dead by Husbands Hand,
to Arouse Herself.

PHILADELPHIA. October '2o.-with a
three-year-old son leaning over the body
of his mother, pleadingly asking her why
she did not get up, the parents of the
child today were found dead in their lit
tie home in the lower section Of Phila-
delphia with bullet in each body.
The double tragedy was revealed by ar
aunt of the child. The police after in
vestigation came to the conclusion that
the husband. John Boutwell,. a carpenter
had killed his wife and then committed
suicide.
When the aunt walked into the house
today to pay q visit she saw no one or
the lower floor, and went to the second
story There she found the child leaning
over his mother imploring her to get up
why don't you get up mamma?" the
boy tearfully pleaded. But there was nc
response.
Horror stricken and frightened at the
sight of the lifeless form of her sister, the
visitor rushed downstairs. She found the
husband dead in the kitchen.
Giving the alarm. the police were quick
ly on the scene. The child, looking worn
from lack of food and loss Of sleep, did
not comprehend what all the strange
dOings were about.
The police believe the tragedy occur
red yesterday morning. The child said
his parents had been quarreling and HI
heard a noise. which, the police believe
came from revolver shots fired by the
husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
S|XTEEN-yE AR-OLD GIRL
Nellie Holt of nth Street
Southwest Missing Since
Monday Evening.

Nellie Holt. sixteen years old. left her
home at 4OS 18th street southwest Mon
day evening to go to Epiphany Chapel
and has not yet returned. Her mother
became so worried yesterday afternoon
over the continued absence that she ap-
pealed to the police department to find
the daughter All policemen in the Dis
trict have been furnished with a oescrip-
ton of the girl and instructed to search
for her.
Her father, Edward c. Holt, printer
is said to reside in Louisville, Ky. Mrs
Holt said this morning that she had not
heard from him for three years. She
is employed as a charwOman, she stated
and has. done the best she could to care
for her three children and herself since
her husband went away.
Nellie was employed in a eth stree,
store until the child labor law went into
effect" said her mother to a Star re-
porter, and she then had to stop work
1 am earning S. a week
Went to Addison, Va.
Since leaving home Monday night
the mother learned. Nellie visited
friends at Addison, Va. The mother
hurried there yesterday. only to find
her daughter had said "Good-b an
hour earlier. Back home, with hopes
of finding Nellie, went Mrs. Holt. but
there was no Nellie" there.
The missing girl has light complexion
and light eyes, and wore q plaid skirt
white waist and black hat when she
went away. Mrs. Holt does not think
her daughter has gone to Louisville to
see her father, nor that she has gone
aWay to get married. Nellie. she stated
had been receiving postcards from a
young railroad man, but he told Mrs
Holt yesterday he had not seen the
girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
PAYS DEBT OF HONOR.
Clark Pays Government
$500 Stolen by Another Man.

DENVER. Col, October D.-By the
terms Of the will of Rufus Clark. known
&C Potato" Clark. which was admitted
to probate here yesterday, the United
states government is bequeathed $500
because. according to the will. in 1859
clark knew of the defrauding Of the gov
eminent of an equal amount by a man
whom he does not name.
..Tbe fact was never reported by me-
Clark declared in his will, and 1 now
feel in honor bound to make restitution.
Clark's estate amounts to something
more than 100000. a large portion OF
which was accumulated in potato crow
The greater part Of the estate will go
To the support of the Rufus Clark Theo-
logical and Training School, founded by
clark, at Shaingay. Sherbo Mission, In
West Africa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
STRIKERS STAB FOREMAN.
Attacked in chicago as He Was
Leaving Elevated Train.

CHICAGO, October 20.-George Albrecht
q foreman for an establishment which
is the storm center of the garment work
ers' strike. was stabbed in the hand by
alleged strikers today. AS Albrecht de-
scended from the elebated railroad he
was surrounded by dozen men. believed
to have been strikers. He tried to force
his way through the ring, when one of
his assailants drew a knife ard made a
lunge at him.
The foreman threw up his arm to ward
off the blow. and the blade pierced his
hand. The supposed strikers escaped.
Heretofore the strike has been marked
by three riots within a week.
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RooseveIt's Course Set for
1912, Says Friend of Both.
UNDERSTAND EACH OTHER
President Convinced Colonel Is His
Friend and Backer.
NEAR BREAK AT ONE TINE
Cordially That Was Threatened by
Meddlesome Friends Now Re-
stored, It Is Said.

President Taft fully understands from
responsible sources that he is not to be
opposed for denomination by ex-Presfdent
Theodore Roosevelt: further, that the for
mer President comedies the wisdom of
renominating the present occupant of the
White House
These and other facts became known
here today from most intimate friend
of both men, a New Yorker of great in
fiuence, politically; a man once the most
intimate adviser Col. Roosevelt ever had,
and now committed to the denomination
of President Taft.
This quiet understanding between Taft
and Roosevelt has had much to do with
the visit Of President Taft in New YORK;
and of the expressions of his hope for the
election of the republican state ticket.
Not only is he without the slightest sus-
picion as to the good faith of Theodore
Roosevelt in 1912, but he is convinced
that Roosevelt will again be his friend
and political hacker. For long time
meddlesome friends Of both men brought
both close to the point of open rupture,
but more diplomatic friends have restored
a cordially more nearly approaching the
old days prior to 1908.
Warned by Roosevelt.
Col. Roosevelt. 1t is positively known
has gone SO far as to warn his stanch
admirers, James Garfield and Clifford
Pinchot. that they must not stray so
far from the republican reservation that
they cannot support Taft in 1912. He
has told others of the same kind the
same thing, but he has not felt called
upon to blazon this all around the coun-
try. In fact, he has felt that he would
do Taft more good by not praising him
too much now than IL he postponed this
to a later time.
Roosevelt is the most misunderstood
man in the country today" said this high
authority. II know what 1 am saying
when l tell you that he has no idea in
the world OF becoming a candidate for
the presidency in 1912 and that on the
contrary he is for Taft's denomination.
He entered this fight in New York for
clean party organization. He won in that
and the party is in good shape for the
future, even If 1t loses in the present
fight His motives are not selfish and ]
know what 1 am saying when tell you
that President Taft in no way believes
that Roosevelt is seeking to do him harm
or deprive him of denomination"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
DIR. NcNAUGHTON CONVICTED.
Is Sentenced to Be Hanged for Poi.
soning Fred Flanders.

SWAINSBORO, Ga, October 2o-After
being out all night the jury in the case
Of DIR. w. ]. McNaughton. charged with
poisoning Fred Flanders with murderous
intent last June. returned verdict of
guilty.
Judge Gilbert sentenced McNaughton to
hang December o. motion for a new
trial was filed. The motion will be heard
in Columbus November 23 Judge Gilbert
signed an order staying the execution.
The trial of Mrs. Flanders. indicted
jointly with McNaughton, was contingent
upon the conviction OF DIR. McNaughton.
as her part in the crime Is alleged to
have been that OF an accessory Her
trial has not been assigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-20
ELEPHANT KILLS KEEPER
Throws Him to Floor and Then
Kneels on His Rodv

NEW YORK. October 20.-Queen. a
trick elephant. became enraged at Robert
Shields. a new keeper. who tried to
shackle her in her winter quarters in
Jersey City yesterday and crushed him
TO death. She seized him around the
waist with her trunk, slammed him
against the wall. threw him to the floor
and then trampled on his face knelt on
his body and finally gored him. The
body was unrecognizable when recovered.
The animal was perfectly tractable to
her regular trainer a few minutes after
the killing. and allowed herself to be
shachled without making further trouble.