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Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
G0DDlNG WILL SOON Be RELEASED
FROM PENITENTIARY UNDER PAROLE
From Wednesday, Daily.

From Wednesday, Daily.
John 4. Godding. the Rocky Ford
banker, who was convicted OF misap-
proprsating the funds OF the institu-
tion OF which he was president. will
be virtually a free man on the 17th
day OF this month. His sentence VIII
not have expired at that time. but he
Will be due to parole under the pro-
visions OF the law and he Will be re-
leased. For about four months he
will be required to report to the pa
role officer. after which he will be dis
charged from any further obligations
TO the state SO far as his crime Is con-
cerned.
Godding's punishment was hxed at
Eve years In the peniteatlary by the
district court OF otere county, but the
last official act of Governor Butchel,
was TO reduce his sentence to two
years, and this sentence will expire
late in the fall. But, during his fret
year OF imprisonment, Godding earn
Cd ono months reduction OF his term
by good conduct and during the Sec
ond he also earned good conduct
time
During the past few months he
earned additional time by working on
the road In the convict camp near Col
erado Springs. welding the pick and
shovel like his feilow-prikoners. and
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
GOV. SHAFR0TH PETITIONED TO
PARDON J. {. SMITH FROM PRISON
From Wednesdays Daily.

FROM wednesdays > DAILY
IL is reported from Denver that
strong pressure is being brought to
bear upon the authorities to secure a
pardon for Cashier J. f. Smith. who
was sent TO the penitentiary from
Rocky Ford in connection with the
failure OF the bank in that city. for
n term OF from three 20 four years.
More than n hundred letters address
sed to Governor Shafroth and the
state board OF pardons have been re-
ceiyed during the last few days ask
ing ciemency for Smith. whom, the
writers state. has already been amply
punished for his offense. The COM
munications are from some OF the
most influential citizens of Rocky
Ford. La Junta. Swink. Victor. Col
orado Springs. Manzanola and other
points over the state some of them
having been depositors in the defunct
bank.
All the petitioners declare that
Smith Is the unfortunate victim OF
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
PRESbYTERIANS DE-
FElI||| / CHRISTIANS
From Wednesdays Daily.

from wednesdays s Daily
The Presbyterians retaine-. ieir
position in first place by : ing
the Christians 12 to 3. The s-- was
simply an effort TO see which team
could make the most errors.
In the first inning the Christians
were able TO get only one man on
base c. Turner took first on balls.
stole second. went TO third on .he
catcher's error. but was unable to
score. The Presbyterians made three
runs in their half. Miller. Duncan and
wylie scoring one lone dit and three
errors.
The Christians went out In one.
two three order in the second in
ming while Hodgin was the only one
to score for the Presbyterians-
TIE third inning was a swat-fest
for both teams. the Christians batting
seven men and the PresbyterianE IL.
The Christians made only three runs
while the Presbyterians made eight
The fourth inning was uneventful,
both sides being easy outs.
The Presbyterians kept their posi-
ton In first place more by luck than
baseball. for enough errors we're made
TO let any team win.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
FRONTIER SKETCHES
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
a telegraph operator who had been
discharged by the company for de-
vulging the secrets of the office.
agreed with a monied man of San
Francisco to furnish him the result
OF a great Virginia City mining law
suit within an hour after its private
reception by the parties to it in San
Francisco. For this he was to have
a certain percentage of the profits on
purchases and sales made on il by
his fellow conspirator. So he went.
disguised as a teamster. to a little
wayside telegraph office in the noun
tains. became acquainted with the
operator and sat in the office day after
day smoking his pipe, complaining
that his team was tagged out and un-
able to travel-and meantime listen
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

ity are concerned. Heretofore II has
been a difficult matter to cross Grape
creek in the neighborhood of Temple
canon without getting wet, at times
a physical impossibiiity. and the
bridge In question will increase the
popularity of that locality as picnic
resort In addition to the bridge con-
struction Mr.. Van Buskirk erected a
railing along a portion of the front OF
the temple. under the great arch. to
avoid the danger of falling on the
rocks below. Temple canon and the
old Ute hurying ground are now easi-
ly accessible to visitors.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

was instructed as a preliminary to
the proposed purchase to obtain long
time lease on the necessary land in
that part Of town upon which to erect
building for the storage and safe
keeping of the fire fighting apparatus
to be set apart for the protection of
property in that locality. 1t was stat
ed that there was at present in pos
session of the city about $500 feet
of first class fire hose, a quantity in
sufficient for the needs of the depart
ment
The ordinance introduced at the last
meeting Of the council conveying to
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
company a right of way for a railroad
track across Eleventh street, also a
right of way, along and across Tenth
street was passed upon second read
ing and ordered published in accord
anee with the laws of Colorado. The
committee on streets, alleys, and
bridges was authorized to purchase for
use of the city a new road grader,
the old one having been declared in
adequate to meet the demands upon
it 1t was also empowered to purchase
new moving machine to be used in
cutting weeds along the roadways
within the city limits
The matter of a settlement with
Warren W. ireland for injuries re-
ceived several months ago in conse-
CONTINUED on page q
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
STATE CONVENTION
MAY Be HELD HERE
From wednesdays Daily.

From wednesdays Daily
Asss Lola Roberts and Arthur Pow
ell viii leave about the FIRST Of next
week for Fort Collins. as delegates 10
the State Epworth League convention
which conyenes there June 1919. The
convention Is expected TO be the best
yet held in Colorado and fine pro-
gram has been arranged. Many ques-
tionS which vitality concern each
league will be discussed and no one
who can spare the time should miss
II. The railroads have granted rate
OF fare and one-third for the round
trip.
Canon City is going 10 get the next
convention. which meets In 1919. ~
plans. which are being made are car
ried out properly. The convention has
been held in all the other districts
and now II is time for It to be held
In our district The Business Mems
association has extended an invita-
ton TO the convention In Fort Collins
to make Canon City the next place OF
meeting. The association has also
furnished us with supply of the new
folders of Canon City. This viii not
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
CABLE BRIDGE AT TEMPLE CANON
PLACED IN POSITION FEW WEEKS AGO
From Wednesday, Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
The foot bridge over Grape creek
In the vicinity of Temple canon was
placed in position the first of the
week and is now available for pic
nickers and others who desire to use
Il as a means of crossing the stream
at the place. II Is OF the suspension
order and is hung on wire cables. Sc
curely anchored to each side of the
creek. fourteen feet above the creek
bed. The bridge was built by S. A.
Van nBuskirk at the instance of the
Canon City Business Mems associa-
ton and will fill "A long felt want
SO far as the people of this commun-
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
ELM AVENUE, LIN
colin PARK, TO
Be SANDED
Prom wsdresday.. Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
At the instance OF w. II. LaGrange
OF the board of county commissioners
the work of sanding Elm avenue. Lin
coin Park. from Lakeside cemetery
eastward to It's terminus was begun n
few days ago and will be carried on
as rapidly as circumstances vii per
NIT until complete. A strip about 80
feet wide down the center OF the road
way will be sanded. and when prop
erly settled. will make one of the
best drives In the community. There
is heavy travel along Elm avenue
at all seasons of the year. particular
iy during the summer months. and
Its improvement will be greatly ap-
preciated by the public.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

Mrs. w. T. Granger and family re-
turned to Canon City from Pueblo.
where they spent the winter. and
have taken possession OF their house
at the northwest corner Of Pike av-
enue and Sixth street
George Bengly and friend. Harry
Goctx left on No. 10 this morning
Tor Colorado Syringe. where they ex-
pect to make their home. Mr.. Beng
" and friend were shipmhtes on the
y. 8. Steamship Albany.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

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with the first stop at Porto Rico.
The family OF NJ. C. Gaines know
how to do things. Mrs. Gaines sent
word to some of her old neighbors at
Salvam-twenty miles on the road to
Pueblo--to furnish cake, cream and
sugar. and gather a crowd and the
family would drive down Saturday
evening with few crates of Straw
berries. The compromise was effected
according to suggestion, and they met
their friends at the school house to
the number OF eighty, and enjoyed an
old fashioned socials evening. They
also visited in the neighborhood over
Sunday. returning in time for straw
berry picking Monday morning. They
report a grand time," and that
wheat and alfalfa are looking very
promising in that section.
Those living on Grand avenue are
proud of the fact that that street
is now graded from end to end.
Eary cherries are getting red.
roses and peonies are making a fine
showing in many yards and those
who gave their lawns Special treat
ment in the early spring are enjoying
the results. as well as giving pleasure
TO people who take drives over the
Park.
coin Park should lot be made one Of
the beauty spots of Colorado.
The family OF Mr.. Gilbert have
changed their location from Elm to
Colorado avenue.
Mr.. Geo. Sale. we believe has the
largest average OF Strawberries in
this vicinity. He employed a full
force of pickers last week every day
bnt Saturday and marketed 16O crates
of berries.
The home of John Deweese on Elm
avenue has lately been quarantined
for scarlet fever.
Mr. Hemphiil moved his family last
week TO their new home on Sherman
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Carver took a trip
to ordwey. just before Mr.. Carver
started on his tour Of the West.
A lawn party was given by Pender
Trimble on Elm avenue to some of her
school mates one afternoon. not long
past They had fun and frolic to the
firfxh. =
Mile Lewis gave party to a few
Of her friends at her home on Elm
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
WILL ASK DISTRICT COURT
FOR TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
From Wednesdays Daily.

from wednesday Daily
Mrs. Mary v. McShane win be n
complainant in the Fremont county
district court tomorrow when she will
ask Judge Champion for a temporary
injunction restraining William McKin-
ney from taking water for irrigation
or other purposes. from the sources
of supply of the Frank Ditch & Res
ervoir company. of which she is said
to be the principal owner. II Is un-
derstood that the petition of the plain
tiff will be heard at 1000 O'Clock to-
morrow morning The parties to the
suit live In the Six Mile district. to
the northeast OF Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
JUNIORS OF THE S. S.
A. |. WILL OR6ANIlE
rom Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily. rA.srs
The intermediate and Junior dlyis-
ions of the S. S. A. L. vii meet at the
Y. NJ C. A. Friday night OF this week
at 1880 sharp. All boys. between the
ages of twelve and sixteen years who
are interested In base ball and want to
play this summer are requested to
be present Come promptly, and get
your team in the league , -.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

Joe Bal left on No. 10 this dncrn-
Ing for Pueblo cn busiuesaaods -
day afternoon fof ifdsho Where he
will Join her husband. who nkB D1en
cse's.ssi & that ir1i'S RAl.{s 81 dY H.
business 5 ;sssSs3is;s;'vs'bA Is;
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

A marriage license was issued this
morning TO John r. Murray and Mary
z Harvey.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09

Mile Lewis gave party to few
Of her friends at her home on Elm
avenue one evening last week The
young folks had very enjoyable
time
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
MOVEMENTS OF VESSEL In ALL PARTS OF WORLD

which will go to the United Kingdom on the
German bark Omega. in port and under
charter to the Pacific export lumber company 1nn nSo
feet, will be furnished by the Clark & wilson
mill at Annton.
In addition to the European demand for Oregon
FIR. two windjammers are In the river loading
lumber for South Africa. They are the British
ship Clayerdon and the German bark Goldbek.
and the latter to the Oregon pine export ium-
Der company.
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. 1o.-Arrired: Steam
ers Yellowstone San Francisco; Sue H. Elmore,
Tillamook.
Sailed; Steamer Eureka Eureka.
ASTORIA Nov 1O.-On tanker J. A. Chans-
Oil tanker washtenaw sailed today in ballast
for San Francisco.
Steam schooner Selma Yak arrived down the
river last evening and will finish taking on a
cargo of lumber at Hammond mill this evening
Steam schooner Yellowstone arrived this morn
ing from San Francisco with cargo
Steamer George Elder sailed this morning for
San Francisco and San Pedro with freight and
Steamer Breakwater was unable TO cross out
over the bar last evening, but sailed this morn
ing Brtsh ipr steamr gas Needles and the
steamer Tamon Marn with lumber for China ar
rived down the river last evening and will go
TO sea at the irst favorable opportunity
Steamer Sue II. Elmore arrived this morning
from Tilamook with freight and passengers.
Vessels arriving today report high sea
steamers are barbound outside the harbor.
Steam schooners Rainier and Shasta are due
to arrive from San Francisco
SEATTLE, Nov 10.-Arrived-Steamer Ar
gyll. from Eagle harbor; steamer Penrith Castle.
from Antwerp: steamer Riverside. from San
Francisco; steamer Northland. from Tacoma
steamer Governor from Everett.
Sailed-Steamer La Touche, for Tacoma
steamer City Of Seattle for Eagle harbor.
ABERDEEN, Nov. 10.-Steamer Norwood
reached port today. after experiencing lively
shaking up in the storm yesterday. 1t had
full complement of passengers, mostly for the
sound
Schooner Edward r. West late arrival
yesterday from Callao. The West had long
passage TO Grays Harbor on account of adverse
weather.
Before reloading at the West mfi. the siade
Will go the marine railway for a cleaning
Steamer Hermne is still in the lower harbor.
Steamer Chehalis, which arrived yesterday.
had opportunity to help the steamer Falcon.
which caught fire the California coast. but
the Falcon did not call for assistance. The
wireless service of the Chehalis played an i'm
portant part in locating the Falcon and putting
1t in line for relief If assistance was needed.
Steamer Daisy Mitchell arrived this after
noon.
TACOMA, Nov. 10-Arrived: Steamer Watson,
San Francisco; steamer La Touche, Alaska.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
~ of the Pacific
ISh.c;nl Dishnfch 10 The Call
ISoeciol Diseotch 10 The Call

EUREKA, Nov 1o.-The Pacific Coast steam
ship company's steamer City of Topeka arrived
in port this morning at $40 O'clock with
freight, mail and passengers. The Topeka will
depart on the return trip to San Francisco to-
morrow at noon.
Arriving this afternoon was the steamer
Acme The Acme is loading redwood lumber at
the Arcata wharf and will depart Saturday for
The oil steamer Whittier. which has been
discharging fuel oil at the Humboldt transit com
pany's wharf, departed this morning for San
The North Pacific steamship company,s
steamer Santa Clara departed this afternoon at
o'clock for San Francisco with freight mail
The steam schooner Metha Nelson is at The
Bendixsen shipyard having new mast placed in
position.
LOS ANGELES, Nov 10-Arriyed-Steamer
President, from San Diego; steamer Hoquiam,
from Raymond; steamer Coos Bay from San
francisco; steamer Orient from San Miguel
sailed-Steamer President. for Seattle steamer
Bear for Portland; steamer Francis H Leggett
for Eureka: steamer Coronado, for Grays Har.
steamer Lakme for Eureka; steamer Claremont
for Aberdeen; steamer Louise, for Umpoua river
PORTLAND Nov. 10.-Coming from Humboldt
bay the steamer Eureka today entered Of the
custom house and cleared for the same harbor,
sailing tonight, while the steamer Beaver entered
from San Pedro and San Francisco
Tomorrow the schooner Alyena will be towed
to Astoria.
the coast as far as the latitude of Yaoufna head
the tank steamship j. A. Chanslor which crossed
out yesterday bound for San FRANCISCO turned
this morning and is retracing its course to AS
toria. In battling with the wind and waves II
was feared its supply of fuel oil would be ex
hausted before reaching the bay city.
Aggregatfng nearly 9,ooo, 600 feet, three lumber
ment to Europe, and the product viii be for
warded as soon the necessarv fonna 20 can
be chartered. This is exclusive OF the cargo
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Patents for CalifOrnians
[SseeioI Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Patents to-
day were granted as follows;
Charles R. Austin. Long Beach, semiauto-
Riverside. extracting copper from ore; Silas I.
Berry. RedIsnds. perpetual calendar; John C.
San francisco. sprinkler: William *. Bower
man. Los Angeles. wave motor; Bendetta Capro,
Los Angeles. combination car step and gate;
Kenneth Carter. Monrovia. double ended snap
book: Albert R. COlgrove. Pasadena, folding
umbrella; George W. Darlington. Los Angeles,
combined ventilator and ny escape; Charles J.
Duff. San BernardinO. c. '. Phelps. Rialto. and
s. ". Pitts. San Bernardino. distillare burning
apparatus; Lou DurbyeIe, San Francisco. hair
curler Frank Fl. Farmer. San Francisco. wave
motor: Wallace G. French. Oakland. telephone
qalye dSs'0f for water nozzies John P. Grohs. Los
Angeles, apparatus for making conduits and
tunnels; william A. Hall. Los Angeles, gearing
7ertising sign; Charles W. Hickey Stockton.
dredger bucket: Simon JachimOviez San Fran
cisco. starting mechanism for explosion engines;
Jnlius c.. ". Jorgensen, San Francisco, nuid
speed governing mechanism: Eugene P. Ktllgore.
Berkeley. and r. ". Bosworth. Oakland. gas
burner; William E. kurtz. Oakland. pneumatic
cushion furniture; Lulu S. Lee. Los Angeles.
combination garment; George 5 Linn. Santa
Barbara gas filter: John NJ Makowski San
Frs ncIsco cIiD and studdfpg for freproof con-
structions; Charles B. Mann. San Diego. snow
melting device James ". Myer, San Francisco.
lifting jack; Wilmer W. Pedder. Los Angeles.
drilling and cemeRstng walls; John 2. Layer
Jr.. Oakland. anti-creeper; Joseph ". Pogue.
Rice Los Angeles. manifold for internal
bustion engines; James R. Ricketts,. Long Beach.
trolley catcher; Walter i. Schaefer. Los An
geies and J. z. Steers. San francisco. fountain
toilet brush: Marion NJ. Sickler Los Angeles.
road machine: Casius NJ. smith. Los Angeles.
form for garment fitting Orlin Wait. San Jose
self propelled plOw; George ". Woodbury.. de-
traitor. vehicle wheel; vincent c. Deyberrond.
Los Angeles. nail
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
COMMERCIAL NEWS

line of futures counting on the spinner TO be-
come frightened and rush in to buy Southern
spot markets officially reported early were IN
changed 10 1-16c higher Indications point TO q
ing TO information received by prominent Rus
sian spinners. Exports so far today, 20. .406
hsles. making 2, 245. 62S so far this season,
against 2.3sS, ,514 last year
Gables received here about week ago esti-
mated India crop at 6.000, 600. Since then other
adviees have come in saying that estimates
were being reduced and we hear today that
the estimate is around 5.500,o00 bales How
Russia expects a record crop this year.
Memphis reports that a considerable amount
Of spot cotton has been purchased in that terri
tory recently for Manhattan and Italy account.
the best demand being for Bender and long
staple cotton
Spot cotton closed quiet, 5 points advance.
Middling uplands Il soc; Iniddling gulf, 15.05c;
sale hal
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
ARRIVED

500 D. M. stmr Aurelia, Weber 80 hours
from Eureka; 100000 feet lumber to Trower
Bros.
3:15 D. M. Br stmr Cetriana Dick. IA days
from Ladysmith; 5000 bales wood pulp to Dod-
we'll & Co.
2:2O D. nn stmr North Fork, Nelson. % hours
from Eureka $4,000 feet lumber TO Charles
Nelson company.
$50 D. M. stmr Buckman, Wilson. % hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
Alaska Pacific steamship company.
l2:45 D. m. stmr Admiral Sampson. Bartlett
70 hours from Seattle; passengers and merchan-
disc TO Alaska Pacific steamship company.
$50 a. m stmr Olympic. Hansen. So hours
from San Pedro; ballast TO e. X. Wood lumber
company.
1910 a. m stmr National City. Higgins %
hours from Port San Luis ballast TO Union lum-
ber company.
rs a. M. stmr Roanoke Dunham. So hours
from San Pedro; passengers and merchandise to
C. P. Doe & Co.
a. M stmr Pomo. Lilleland, IS hours from
Albion, via Point Arena IL hours; 20s,0o0 feet
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The storm of Vancouver island this morning Is
moving slowly eastward and the
northern portion of the Pacific slope. causing rain
from Cape Mendocino northward with snow in
western Montana and cloudy weather the
southern portion Of the Pacific slope and inter-
mountain region. The of high pressure Is
central over Manitoba, causing generally fair
weather from the Rocky mountains to the Missis-
sippi. The storm oEer the lakes this morning
has moved eastward and is central OF the
New York coast, causing rain from the Missis-
sippi river to the Atlantic with high west and
northwest winds the north Atlantic coast.
Snow is falling in the upper lake region. The
temperature has fallen over the lake region and
Ohio valley and risen over the intermounta tain
region. In other sections the changes have been
slight Conditions favorable for rain Friday
north of. the <Tehachapi with cloudy weather in
the south.
FORECAST
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at D. m
Friday, November IL, 1910:
San Francisco and vicnity-Probably rain Fri
day; light southwest wind.
Sacramento valley-Rain Friday; light south
west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Rain Friday; light south
west wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy, probably showers
Friday; light southwest wind.
California south of Tehachapi-Cloudy Friday !;
light west wind.
G. H. WILSON, Local Forecaster
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. Nov 1o-Observations taken
- ocfA firna
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-11
Los Angeles Produce Market

lOpeCtdI DGSpotch 10 ne 1 all
LOS ANGELES. Nov. I0.-Light receipts and
continued heavy demand today caused another
advance n eggs Ca1dled hrsts and case count
each went up lc, making The new prices SOC and
&c 2 dozen respectively.
Butter and cheese were firm and unchanged.
Receipts cf produce today: Eggs. 60 cases:
butter. 800 pounds; cheese. 1.S54 pounds:
potatoes, 81 sacks; sweet potatoes. 159 sacks
apples. 3 .62e boxes.
Cheese lper lbB-Northern fresh 1S61S1c:
local. Isc; eastern singles. 171z a 1Sc; eastern
twins. az a lSc: eastern cheddsrs 2Oc; eastern
longbarns. lSIs n 20c; oregon daisy, 1871 M19c;
eastern daisy. l69l9kc swiss, imported. &c;
swiss domestic. 22d2sc; brick cream. 1Sd2oc;
lnburger l9G 2oc; imported Edam, Ss@s50-
Butter fper lbl-Creamery. extra, 35c; frsts,
32iac. lsdle butter. 25c: cooking butter. 25c.
Eggs lper doz)-Local ranch. candled. frsts,
Soc case count. z6c; eastern fresh, 35c; storage
extras. 32c- storage seconds, pc.
Beans iper ctll-No. 1 pink. S55od5.75; No.
llmas. S5n5-25; Lady Washington. $3.50;
small whites. No l, $3.50; blackeyes. IS; gar
venZas. $50 leDtils. 81.
Potatoes (per ctl)-Hi ighlsnd. 81 .25d1 so; Sa-
Lnss, $40: sweet potatoes S1.50,