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The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
THE JEWISH HERALD

and unsuited for further use by the
congregation. Architects advised
that the necessary repair would be
expensive and would give only tenn
porary relief. The trustees recon.
mended the building of a new temple.
and the matter was presented to the
congregation by DR.. Warsaw so for
chilly and eloquently that the con.
gregation decided to build. Plans
prepared by Architect Milton w.
Scott were accepted, and June 1, 1909
contract was let for a modern brick
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30

the Ladies Hebrew Aid Society the
Temple Guild and the Cemetery AS
ISOLATION. The ladies of the congre-
cation have rendered invaluable as
sistance, financial and moral, to all
Undertakings in behalf of the Jewish
community and for charitable work.
In 1887 was organized the Young
Mems Hebrew Association for the
purpose of encouraging Jewish study
and social and literary exercises. If
prospered for dozen years or so.
and then having become a social or.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30

airy committee of this club are now
making preparations for a big Zion
list mass meeting to be given soon,
and they expect "a number of good
speakers to address the assembly.
Harmony Club held their regular
meeting Thursday night, September
2S, at $50 Pawhattan Street. Ar
rangements were made for the sencond
annual masquerade ball.
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30

ganization, its name was changed in
1900 to Progress Club, and is now one
OF the strongest social organizations
i'll the city The Progress Club has
recently acquired new and beautiful
rooms consisting of parlors, buffet,
ballroom and billiard salon. 1t has
the only roof garden in the city and
furnishes its members every COM
fort and pleasure connected with
modern club. Its officers are ]. L.
Davidson, president; Joe W. Sanger,
vice president; NJ. l.. Hirshfelder,
secretary; Dan Wise, treasurer
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
WACO.

In compliment to their household
guests, Miss Ettelson of Waco and
Miss Grace Rogers of Miles, Mes
danes. Levi and Nussbaum and Miss
Frank entertained the young ladies of
the city on Monday afternoon with
a forty-two party The rain came
down in great drops, but the ladies
were on hand at the appointed hour
and took part in the games that fol-
lowed. Delicious REFRESHMENTS were
served in the spacious dining room
Among the guests were a number of
Bryan, Miss Blount of Nacogdoches,
Miss Rice of Austin, Miss Foscue of
Waco, Miss Organ of Ballinger and
Mrs. Walter Van Ger Stucken of
Llano. At the residence of her
mother, North Fifth street, the mar
riage of Miss Annie Cinnamon and
Morris H. French will take place
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
Rabbi |. Warsaw officiating. Announ-
cement of the bethrotal of these two
young people was made some time
ago The bride-elect is one of Waco's
most lovable young women, while the
prospective groom, a former Waco
boy, now engaged in the mercantile
business at Wichita Falls, has a most
extensive acquaintance here Follow
ing the ceremony, departure will be
taken for Wichita Falls, where these
beloved young people will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Jacobstein and
little daughter, Annie, of Louisville,
KY, are here for the Jacobstein-
Goodman wedding. Miss Birdie
Lowenstein has been enjoying her
vacation with the home folks and will
soon return to resume her music at
Dallas. Miss Miriam Suhler will
leave on Thursday next for Chicago,
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
DALLAS.

The Texas Young Zionists of Dali
as held their first opening dance of
the season last Sunday night at the
Academy hall. About rs couples were
present. A few from FIT. Worth. The
affair scored a success. The Liter
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1910-09-30
GALVESTON, TEXAS.

Mr.. Leopold Meyer left the past
week for New Orleans. Rabbi
Henry Cohen and family have return
ed from Chicago. = Mr. and Mrs.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

The most successful hunting party
returning to Canon City this season
arrived here this morning from the
Western slope. each OF its members
bringing back with him n fine deer as
an evidence OF his prowess with the
rifle. In the party were Chas. r. Nc
Lain. DIR. Hart Goodloe. DIR. r. Il.
Holmes. Rev. J. T.. Thomas, Jas. A..
stump. NJ. j. Evans. DR.. Theodore
Ashley. and DR.. V. A. Hutton. of
Florence. They were cnmped on the
upper reaches OF F'awn creek. trib-
utary OF White river. In the northern
part Of Rio Blanco county in what lis,
perhaps the best game section in Col
orado The hunters left the railroad
NJ Rifle. and drove up East Rifle box
canon to Fawn creek, where they out
fitted with pack train for their trip
into the interior. Eleven pack anil
mals we're required to carry the
camp equippage and provisions OF the
expedition 10 the hunting grounds and
half n score Of saddle horses were Sc.
cured for the use of the party, max
ing. in the aggregate, n very respect
able sized cavavan.
NJ. ]. Evans. who was the tender
foot OF the bunch. got the largest bucf
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
WIFE DIES VERY
SUDDEN IN DENVER

Or. A. Ward Miller. expert forrest
er and sntomologist. who has been
in the city for some time. received
word this morning at nine O'Clock that
his wife had died suddenly earlier in
tho morning at Denver. their home.
Mrs. Miller had been ailing for several
months yet her death came as a great
shock to the doctor and his son, Clyde.
who is here assisting his father. Mr..
Miller Is engaged in beauufying many
OF the lawns Of our private citizens
and also the city parks. He had just
finished work on the grounds OF the
d. f. Gibson home, having completed
the work on the T VI Harding lawn
previously. and was about to begin
on the various city parks. DIR Miller
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

Everybody is in the apple orchards
this week and the trees will soon show
nothing but leaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckay came
UP from Pueblo last week for a two
or three days visit at the Whitlow
home on Sherman Avenue.
The Lincoln Park rrayer-meeting
convenes this week Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr. Hawkins on
Elm avenue, with Mr.. Milligan leader.
Mrs. C. NJ. Reed. the mother of Mrs.
VIM. Jones, who has been visiting the
family on Chestnut street. all summer,
left last week to spend the winter
with friends and relatives in Iowa
1t is worth recording that Miss Nc
Dougall who has been a guest at the
home OF F ]. Stiers. on Elm avenue,
for some weeks. and is seventy-seven
years old. picked thirty boxes OF ap-
pies one day last week and felt none
the worse for the effort.
w. II. Widdoes. of Holton. Kansas
has been n guest in the Gebhart home
on Sherman avenue the last few days.
He will take in the city Of Denver en-
route for home.
George Smith, of East Sherman. is
on with a party over the range on a
deer hunt. and will be ready to report
results later.
Messrs. Wilson. Smith and Freid-
enger were on track of a deer last
week in the Twin Mountains, but
brought home no trophies.
Mrs. Seibert and Miss Edith Jones,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jones. came down from Denver Sat
urday for visit with the home folks,
Miss Carrie Cheadle OF Denver is also
a guest at the same place.
Mother Snow" is making her home
with the family of d. G. woodford,
corner OF Park and Garfield. for the
present The Snow and woodford
families are old friends.
Grandma Brown. who came from
South Dakota last spring to visit her
daughter Mrs. z. w. Howes, left
Thursday Of this week for Hood Riv-
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
PROPOSE TO FORM
fruit GROWERS ASSN
A Meeting Was Held Monday Night And
Another Is Called For Thursday
Night At Presbyterian Church.

not get the top prices for their pro-
enough in preparing it for market
and that an Improvement in relation
to the pack would mean a great deal
to them in a financial way. What is
especially desired by the promoters
Of the association is to introduce
here what is known as the North
western pack" which grades apples
into Extra Fancy" Fancy" Extra
Choice" CHOICE Small Choice" /"
and Standard" The Northwestern
pack obtains in Idaho, Washington
and other apple growing states and
Is the favorite pack OF the South
Water street fruit dealers in Chica-
20. Under this system the box used
contains ten cubic inches less than
the box used here.
1t is the intention OF the proposed
association to purchase everything
the fruit grower produces and to dis
pose OF IT in such a manner as to
get the quickest returns. All "culls,
and "windfalls" will be taken and
sorted in such way as to make them
marketable at some price. This
cheap stuff. it is contended by Mr.
Scott, has value and can be dis
posed of. II handled in car load lots
to the advantage of the grower. A
committee was appointed last nigh
/ to draft constitution and bylaws
for the association and to report or
the most feasible plan of organiza
{ ton, the members OF which are al
follows: DR.. Paul b. Wallace, w
II. Biddall, Henry c. Polhemus ant
l c. w. Williamson.
A public meeting will be held II
the Presbyterian church at 1880 o.
clock Thursday night for the purpos
of effecting an organization to whicl
every fruit grower in the Canon Cit,
! district is invited.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
live news NOTES
FROM LINCOLN PARK

er. Oregon, for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Allen. and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Davidson return
ed to Denver the last of the week. at-
ter weeks visit with the family OF
Mr. Cheney, corner of Sherman and
Garfield. Mr.. Davidson is brother OF
Mrs. Cheney.
Mrs. Will Funderburk and two sons
OF Greenwood, Colorado, while on a
visit to Canon City have been spend
ing part of their time with her aunts.
Hrs. woodford and Mrs. Bancroft on
Lincoln Park.
DR.. Ransom returned tc his homo
ON Park avenue Saturday morning af-
ter spending some time In Indiana
and other places in the east His son
Clarence is attending school at In
dianapolis.
from Denver, were out on a hunting
trip last week. but failed to bring In
deer for the first time in eight
years.
About two dozen OF the friends OF
Miss Orpha Cheney took her by sur
prise last Wednesday evening at the
home on Garfield street, it being
birthday anniversary. The young
folks had a merry time with games.
music and refreshments. leaving =
postal shower AS a reminder OF their
best wishes. and hope for many hap
by returns.
Mrs. George who came from Spring
field. No, some weeks ago to visit
her daughter. Mrs. Sawhill, left for
her home Tuesday morning.
The Chase family. whose home is
on Sherman ave. are enjoying a visit
with Mr.. Chnse's sister from Omaha.
Nebr. She will remain abou, month.
then go on West TO join her parents
at San Jose, Calf
The Rev. MIR. Kerby and family
came down from north OF Pueblo last
week for load OF apples. They put
up over Sunday with the family of A.
G. Galbraith on Twelfth street.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
FEDERAL LANDS TO Be
OPENED To ENTRY

President Taft on Saturday signed
a proclamation eliminating 1851
acres of land from the Arapahoe nat
ional forest in this state. The chang
es are the result of careful field
examination made by the United
States department Of agriculture in
pursuance of general plan, for the
correction of all national forest
boundaries.
The lands excluded by this procla-
nation are located along the exter-
ior boundary of the Arapahoe national
forest and embrace a number OF
tracts, mostly rugged foot hills desti-
tute OF merchantable timber They
comprise section 22. township s
north, range 81 est; section "a and
west half section IS, township north
range rs west; section 81, township
] south, range rs west, and east hall
section SO, township ] south, range
70 west and east half section 36
township 1 south, range 10 west 81,
principle meridian.
The lands eliminated will be restor
ed to settlement and entry aftel
they have been advertised in the To-
cal papers by the secretary of the in
terror.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

made good" and. right here. let me
say that Thomas was on deck and
there with the goods at any and all
hours and he deserves more han
money for the part he played. Give
him my regards for he won them by
conscientious work, and. while ] am
about It, / second the motion that
you have one also. Now. old man,
might have passed up my trip to
your city. but not now. I will be
there before the election. as there arc
many things want to enlighten the
good people OF Fremont county on
before the coming OF another tourist
season. I an not going TO ask you
for cash 1ut II you can get your arms
around good box OF apples, or a
sack of potatoes, put my name and
address on them, and. in return I will
tell only your good qualities. | rath-
er think 1t is going TO be hard win
ter so Il might be beat to send the
potatoes"
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

A petition bearing the signature of
one hundred and thirty-six legal vot-
e of precinct twenty in South Canon,
which includes Prospect Heights, was
filed in the office of the county clerk
and recorder at 5 o'clock last Satur-
day afternoon asking that the ques-
ton of continuing it dry" or anti
saloon, territory be re-submitted to
the voters of South Canon at the ell
ection to be held next month. The
local option law OF Colorado provides
that If forty per cent of the qualified
electors at the last preceding general
election in any disaffected territory
petition for a reconsideration OF its
application to their conditions it may
be again voted on. The law requires
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
Petition Filed To Make Pre-
cinct twenty Wet erritory

that the petition be filed at least thir-
ty days before the election. and. last
Saturday was the latest date in which
the matter could be acted upon this
year, it was taken advantage of by
those wishing to bring about the
change. AT the last general election
in precinct twenty two years ago
there were three hundred and twenty
seven votes cast, from which 1t will
be seen that the petition filed last Sat
urday contains five names more than
the forty per cent demanded by the
statute for a re-submission of the
proposition. The petition was present
ed at the county clerks office by Max
Hahn and created some surprise there.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

According to the Democratic news
paper of Denver that have been pros
ecuting the cases of alleged graft
against the late Warden Cleghorn and
associates the firm of Shafroth, Bar
nett and Kenehan are getting ready
now to file informations and have a
number of people arrested on GRIM
inal charges.
You will note by the calendar that
this is the 18th day of October, and
that the election in which the firm
of Shafroth, Barnett & Kenehan has
much at stake comes off on Novem-
ber Sth.
You also know that informations
filed at this time cannot be given
fair trial before election.
Shafroth and company have had
full possession of all facts concern
ing the penitentiary for nearly two
years. For most of this time they
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
ARKANSAS VALLEY EXHIBIT
ON WAY THE To PITTSBURG

The Arkansas valley exhibit for the
P.ttsburg land show will leave Den
yer tonight with the rest OF the Col
orado display. The exhibit was car
ried free to Denver by the Denver &
Rio Grande Railroad company and the
Union Pacific will furnish a special
car for its gratuitous transportation
from that city % its destination. The
state bureau OF immigration has pur-
chased a booth at the Pittsburg show,
in which every section of the state
will be permitted to make free dis
play.
Probably the chief feature OF the
big exhibit is the Hearst trophy which
was won by otero county at the Irri-
CATION congress as having the best
general exhibit of any county in the
United States From Pittsburg the
trophy will be taken to the Chicago
show, where again II will be the CEN
ter of interest OF the Arkansas valley
exhibit.
The exhibit at Chicago. however,
will be considerably larger than the
one at Pittsburg. The Arkansas val
ley will have its own booth at Chlca-
go. Pueblo county is arranging for
a mineral exhibit at Chicago, to be
arranged by the Turkey Creek Stone
company. Such an exhibit will ad-
yertise the immense mineral wealth
OF Northern Pueblo county.
The ranchers OF the Canon City dis
trict are represented in the exhibit
by about twenty-five boxes of apples
and ought to get considerable valu-
able advertising out OF the display
There will be land shows this fall in
Pittsburg, Chicago. Nashville. St Lou
is and Omaha.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
SUCCESSFUL HUNT
|NCPARTY CAME HOME
TUESDAY MORNING

in the party. although Dr. Ashley was
good second with one but little
smaller. Mr.. Evans's deer weighed
two hundred and forty pounds dress
cd and was one OF the finest speci-
mems killed in Rio Blanco this year.
Mr.. Evans had never killed a deer
before, and. naturally. was consider
ably eIated over his achievement. Tho
party reports many hunters coming
out from the northwestern part of the
state empty handed, owing to the
scarcely of game In that section this
year. The warm. dry weather rem
ders the stalking of deer dificult
and laborious matter and many good
sportsmen have failed to get n buck
in consequence. The Canon City par
~. however. got Its full share under
the law and was congratulated by
many OF the less fortunate huntsmeu.
Mr.. McLaln says there are plenty OF
Elk in the White river country and
that they are multiplying rapidly I'M
der the protection afforded them un-
der the statutes OF Colorado. There Is
also an abundance OF grouse and the
Canon city bunch found them nne
shooting
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
Fine Political Work

have had nothing to do and plenty of
time to push cases of this kind.
If a case had been brought last
summer it could have been tried and
the accused found either guilty or in
nocent.
But the cases were not brought
then - they were merely advertised
in the Denver press.
And now-just four weeks before
the election when Shafroth. Barnett
and Kenehan are too busy campaign
ing to attend to any ordinary office
business, they talk of bringing up
these cases.
Just long enough before election
to make political capital of-and just
too close to election to let the accus-
ed men come to trial and prove their
innocence.
Fine political work, isn't it?
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

a meeting was held at the Office OF
Hodgin & Sharman last night for the
purpose OF taking preliminary steps
toward the organization of a fruit
growers association that will secure
to the community a more uniform
pack of its orchard products and en-
able horticulturists to find a market
for all grades of their crop.
There were about forty fruit grow
ers present. representing in this sea-
sons crop about $4,000 boxes of ap-
pies. c. " Hodgin was made chair
man OF the meeting and DIT. Paul B.
Wallace secretary. c. +. Scott, of
the firm OF Peters Brothers, Chicago.
who has organized a number OF sim
liar associations to the one in con-
temptation here. addressed the gath
ering and explained the subject and
and ambitions of the meeting He
stated that it was not the purpose OF
the projected association to antag-
onize anybody, but. on the contrary
its desire was to be general bene-
fit to the community. The primary
thing to be attained is to establish a
central packing house for the grad
ing and boxing of fruit and to place
It upon the market in the most ad-
vantageous manner. At the propos-
ed association packing house every
grower will be given the privilege ol
packing his own fruit, but must dc
so under the general supervision o.
those in charge, as. it is contended
that only in that manner can an alb
solutely uniform grade and pack b.
secured.
1t was stated by Mr.. Scott that I
perfect grading of apples is imposs
lble under the individual system il
vogue in the Canon City district. and
as consequence, the grower suffer
because of the difficulty of finding
steady demand for his crop. 1t wa
asserted that orchardists here di
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
From Wednesdays Daily.


Mrs. Joseph Lamb. mother OF Mira.
Dr. @ C. Lamb. died at the family
home on North Eighth street at 1880
o'clock yesterday A. NJ. after a long
Illness. Deceased was born in Oak
land county. Michigan. and came to
this city with her husband about
eight years ago and has since made
her home here She was a member
Of the Baptist faith and was a wo-
man Of many excellent qualities. Tho
funeral will take place from her late
residence Thursday morning. follow
ed by interment at Lakeside ceme-
terry The obseauies will be conduct
ed by Rev Stafford pastor OF the
First Baptist church.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

In the course of letter received a
few days ago by Secretary Maddox
from w. C. Crosby, owner of the ad-
vertising franchises at Colorado
Springs and Manitou, closing his ar
rangement with the business mems
association here for the season he
states: you are at liberty to send
me any printed matter in relation
10 Canon City you may have on hand.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
Made Good In Tourist Busi-
ness At Colorado Springs

or may get out between now and
June ], 1911. and will use 1t to the
best possible advantage without cost
tot your association"
Continuing, Mr.. Crosby says: We'll
Harry, we did everything we could
for you and turned your town lot
of business which will be OF great
help to you in the future. ] think
that your people must admit that you
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13
SOME UNCLAIM-
ED LETTERS

List of letters remaining unclaim
ed in the Post office at Canon City
Colorado. for the week ending octo
ber End. 1910:
Backman. Mr.. Morris.
Benson, Mrs. Engel.
Born, A. E.
Bungard, Nick.
Coffey, Mr.. Augustus.
Carper. A. ].
Carroll, Miss Sadie.
Chapman, Mr.. Chas.
Collwell, Eva, 2.
Copeland, Miss Sallie.
Council, Mrs.
Cousins, NJ. r. B.
Elliott, Miss Emma.
Enke, Mr. A. A.
Fitzpatrick, Mr.. Jos. P.
Foster, Mr.. H. P
Fox, Miss Lila
Goldstein, Harry.
Greenard, Mrs. George.
Closer. Mrs. Nethe B.
Hill, Mr.. w. r.
Hodson, Mrs. Sadie.
Hutchinson, Mae. -
Romero, John.
Knecttle, F. w.
Mccarthy, Miss Evelyn
Mckinney. Mr.. Bill.
Matthers. Miss Bertha
Merrick. Mr.. James B.
Merrick, Mr.. Russell
Miller, Mr.. VIII s.
Morris, Miss Ruth. -.
Mosher, Mr.. b.
Muckler, T. w.
Nelson. Mrs, Bert and Milton.
Padden. illola.
Rekmeyer. Mr.. Clarence
Richardson. Mrs. Nora.
Rouse. Mr.. Joe.
Ruby, Mr.. A. B.
Ruis. Senior Don Edwards.
Sawdiland. Mr.. A. L.
Shields. Phil
Shinn, Miss Alma, 2.
Spencer, Mr.. N. d.
Trout, Mr.. U. n.
webber. Mr.. Christa.
Wilson. Miss c.
Wilson. Mr.. Eugene p.
Wright. Mr. C. w.
Vail. Mrs. Harry.
Vail. Mr.. Joe.
Lee Advertising Co.
Kansas Sales Co.
Mckee. Mrs. Hannah (Pkg)
ROBERT S. LEWIS. Postmaster
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

Jduge james A. Orr of Colorado
Springs, the Republican nominee for
congress in the Second district, is a
friend of the miner. While in the
Cripple Greek District, he was prom
inent in some of the leading mining
litigation of that section and is thor
oughly informed as to this great in
dustry. He is popular as a campaign
er. and is one of Colorados most gift
ed orators.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

The woman's Wilson and Wolcott
Club, non partisan. sounds good to
us. It's the little rift within the Lutte
that silences its tune, and the little
crack in the dam that let's the flood
through. The women certainly have
reason to look with favor On the Re
publican ticket. regardless OF their
previous political affiliations, and the
longer they look the more places they
will Gud to put their little X. Be
ginning by standing by these two
splendid representatives Of their own
sex. they viii find good cause to car
~ their endorsement fal TIER More
power TO them.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

Former Governor Mcdonald, chair
man of the Republican State Central
Committee, continues to receive most
encouraging reports from all parts
of the state, as to the popularity of
the ticket, and the general harmony
that prevails in the party.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-13

expects now to bring his family Of
girls. who survive the mother. To this
city to live as soon as he can do so.