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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22
SEEK MISSING Boy.
Police Get Touching Appeal to Aid in
Search for Chicago Boy Long Lost.

TUIiCE EEI IUUCHHIS APpeaI 10 AID IN
Search for Chicago Boy Long Lost.
The police of the city have received
a touching appeal from Chicago ask
ing them to make an effort to find some
trace of Anton Weisnewski aged s
years the son of poor Polish laborer
at South Chicago who has been miss
ing since November 10. The child
speaks broken English and the police
of Chicago have not been able to ex-
plain the mystery surrounding his dis
appearance. 1t is thought possible
that he was kidnapped and taken to
some city outside of Chicago.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

All of the papers and magazines
printed in foreign languages carry a
full line of advertisements telling their
readers how easy it is to send their
money "back home' but what we
would like to see in them is little in
formation showing how much easier,
cheaper, and better in every waysit is
to keep the money in this country.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

Most men can rise to an occasion
more or less successfully but it takes
genius to make a verdict against
him in libel suit, the basis OF a first
class advertising campaign.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

Should it chance that any uncertain
ty as to what to buy is the cause OF
the delay, any number of helpful sug
gestions will be found IA the advertis-
ing columns.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

Sunday is a day of rest but a little
work done in keeping the walks clear
ed of the snow will doubtless be con-
doned, especially by the people who
have to use them.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

Be GOOD natured about it anyway.
II is YOUR own fault that you have to
mix with crowds and wait for the SER
vices of the clerks.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

You have got to buy them some day
this week. Get down early in the
morning and it won t be so crowded in
the stores.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

The members of the Kenosha lodge
of ,Elks had pleasant social session
at the club rooms on Thursday even
ing.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1910-12-22

The resignation of Miss Buck closes
a pastorate of more than nine years in
Kenosha ard one which was preemin-
emily suecessful. When Miss Buck
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

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Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
Mr.: lyman Has Not Yet
Paid For That "Uxtry"

tFrom the Denver Republican,
When Governor Shafroth determin-
ed upon his extraordinary session
there was objection from the watch
dog of the treasury that there were
no funds On hand with which to meet
the expenses.
At the proper moment there appear
ed the spectacular Warden lyman of
the state penitentiary that he would
save the day. Through the reforms"
he had introduced he would turn over
$50. 900 TO meet the expense OF the
session. Honest John" published the
telegram all over the state
Well. the "uxtry- has come and
sonr and left s7s.eee in its train, but
never a word from Canon City. The
state treasurer and the state auditor
would like to hear from Mr.. lyman.
II is stated on what appears to be
good authority that at the last meeting
OF the board OF penifentiary eommiss-
toner's il was found that Mr.. lyman
had in the treasury but si3s on which
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
CELEBRATES ssND BIRTHDAY.

On Tuesday Mrs. Henrietta Lahm,
the mother OF Mrs. T. NJ Harding,
celebrated her ninty-second birthday
at the home OF Mrs. Harding ON
Greenwood Avenue. Mrs. I.ahm was
born in Chambersburg. Pennsylvania,
on the twenty-ffth of October. 1918.
She has lived with her daughter for
the last twenty-five years OF her life,
the greater part OF that time being
spent in Canon City. At present Mrs
I.ahm is not very well but enjoyed the
little tea and reception that was CIV
On yesterday in her honor to great
extent She received many calls from
old time and Interested friends and
uxs ~ nsctyices - .nny eouauses cf
bsAutifsl fowsrs. ts.>,- '-
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
NC CAMDlESS
ASSIGNED SHORE DUTY

Lieutenant Byron McCandless. who
with his wife. has been enjoying a
brief leave of absence from his duties
on the battleship Louisiana at North
River, New York, received orders the
first OF the week from the secretary
OF navy at Washington. ID. c., in
strncting him TO report to the COM
mandant of the navy yard at that
place for duty at the gun factory, LEFT
this morning ON No. c for tho nation
nj capital. They will stop over en-
route at Kansas City. for visit with
his sister Miss beatrice.
Lieutenant McCandiess will be as-
signed station In the Washington
navy yard where gums. mounts. sights.
etc, are manufactured. and 'wili satsr
upon his new 4Aut&Hss ist-snss- uhs
ruupasr have enjnssd I heir talt .lat
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

to run his charge until the first of the
year The appropriation for the pen
itentiary made by the legislature for
the current biennial period we're high
er. by $4,000, than for the preceding
period.
Warden lyman is a well meaning
young man. but he has got the itch
for publicity. He caught the con-
tagion from the yellow journal crowd
that has been hanging around his
quarters. To hear him talk and to
hear his booster talk. one might
be led to believe he was the origin
ator OF road building through the use
OF convict labor and that all the
roads which have been built in this
manner had been constructed in the
last eighteen months. since he has
been warden.
: Fortunately for him the man who
preceded him is not given to talking
and he has never employed press
agent. -s.t
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

good Judgment and experience fol
leadership; characteristics he has ex.
ercised for the advancement and we'll
being Of all with whom he has had Of
fetal relations. He is not a mere
deliberative and passive member OF
the board. but active and aggressive
In his conduct Of affairs: traits that
add immensely to his value and use
fulness in the public service.
Kelso has played a conspicuous
part in every movement for better
highways. better bridges and improv-
ed public buildings in this county dur
ing the last few years, and. to his sug-
gestion and leadership Is due In a
large measure the progress that has
been made along those lines Mr..
Keiso believes that Fremont county
is one OF the most desirable places in
the world to live and is convinced that
by development Of its resources and
the improvement OF the means OF
travel and communication within its
borders thousands OF other people
now residing in other states. can be
brought to the same opinion The
money being spent on public high
ways here. when looked at from the
vievpoint OF Mr.. Kelso. is money well
employed and opens mp sources oi
wealth that must otherwise lie dor
mant and unproductive.
Honest. competent and careful &c
degree surpassed by no man that
ever stood for public once. here OF
elsewhere. Mr.. Kelso cannot fail to
appeal to the support OF every voter
who casts a ballot at the election
next month. and. We opine. to the be
lief that he will he successful by &
majority large enough to be supreme
ly gratifying to himself and TO his
friends.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
CLARA LEhEVE ACQUII-
TED; THE TRIAL SHORT

I.onodn. Oct. 25.-After a trial last
ing but a few hours in the New Bailey
criminal court today. a jury found
Ethel Clara Leneve not guilty as an
accessory after the fact in the muir
der of Cora Belle Crippen. for whose
death the latter's husband, DR.. Grip
pen, will die on the gallows on No
vember s.
Miss I.eneve was in love with DR..
Crippen and slept in his house with
in forty-eight hours of the time the
doctor murdered his wife and buried
the dismembered parts in the cellar
OF his Hnldrop Crescent home. She
accompanied Crippen in his flight To
Canada and with him was arrested
and indicted.
When arraigned today Miss Len
eve pleaded not guilty and witnesses
were introduced by the prosecution
to shew that she had experienced
periods OF great mental distress fol-
lowing Belle Elmore's death. The
crown prosecutor. Richard Muir. in
troduced only such evidence as had
been brought out In the earlier hear
ings.
Miss l.enevc's counsel. Frederick r
Smith. NJ. p. asked the jury to bear
in mind that his client had been un-
der the influence OF crippen, one OF
the most dangerous criminals OF re-
cent years. since she was l6 years of
age. This. he asserted. accounted for
her flight in the doctors company.
There was no proof that she had
knowledge of the crime. Counsel
said he took upon his own shoulders
the responsibility for not putting Miss
I.eneye In tho witness box
Lord Chief Alverstone. who prcsid-
ed. In summing up for the jury. said
he saw no reason why DR.. Crippeu
should have told Miss Lenese a story
asasreut from -shsa vAs<h ~ toId on
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

accommodate all who sought admiss-
ion. There is unquestionably strong
undercurrent OF Republicanism in the
state. especially in the Arkansas val
ley and along the western slope.
This is a Republican year in Col
orado, and We confidently expect TO
go to Denver with at least fifteen
Thousand majority for the ticket The
enthusiasm is contagious and is get
ting stronger as the day of election
approaches. The Republican senti-
ment is growing everywhere through
out the state: In Denver. Colorado
Springs. Pueblo and In the rural dis
tricts conditions are flattering and
give promise OF substantial victory
at the polls II looks good In Canon
City and in Florence and we are rely
ing on Fremont county to roll up a
healthy majority for the Republican
ticket week from next Tuesday"
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
FIND OIL At FORT COLLINS

Fort Collins. Oct 2s.-Naturai gas
and oil sand have been struck by the
LaPorte Oil and Gas company's drill
six miles northwest OF Fort Collins.
For two days the driil has been going
through sand which. when washed.
gave a good showing OF oil.
The gas came spasmodieally. and
at one time produced n flame sixteen
feet high. The drill was down only
$50 feet when the hrst showing of
oil came, but at 500 feet {, was again
In the shale
The driiiers believe that these In
'dfcations. 50 near the surface. means
a good flow at i.so0 to 1000 feet
This Is the second well sunk In that
vicinity. The first yielded nothing and
drilling was abandoned at 1000 feet.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
FORMER FA|RPLAY
PRINCIPAL PAYS Mr..
W|LKIN A TRIBUTE

ances OF the most ragged little urchin
in town who considers Mr.. wilkins
Office a temple OF justice and adjusts
his trouble and alleviate his distress.
5,h- And from a legal standpoint
the judgment and Interpretation OF the
law given out by Mr.. Wilkin is held
In the highes, esteem by all people OF
that section Of the state. This, to-
gether with his high appreciation of
justice gives him perhaps the most
extensive practice Of any attorney OF
that section.
In general II has never been my
privilege TO meet q man with big
ger heart. a sounder Judgment. and a
higher appreciation Of justice. And
were to have to stand before one man
ror Judgment whether guilty or In
noccnt. know Of no man from whose
lips I should expect a more just SEN
tence-a sentence prompted by rea-
son. based upon law and tempered
with mercy. than from the lips OF G
A. wiikin.
And | am quite sure that every per
son in Park county and surrounding
country who is personally acquainted
with the above named gentleman will
endorse every statement have made
in this letter. And we have number
OF other democrats In Mesa county
who were former residents of Park
county. who with the writer OF this
letter would like to be citizens OF
Park county again long enough tc
cast ballot for Charlie wilkin for
Judge OF the 1lth District.
Now Mr.. Editor. wish TO say that
this letter is unsolicited by and en-.
tirely unbeknown to Mr.. wiikin. bn,
II you consider II 10 his advantage
and worthy place In the columns Of
your paper. you have my permission
to publish the same.
rodrs sincereAy. -.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
LIVE NEWS NOTES
FROM LINCOLN PARK
AND VICINITY

The many friends OF DR.. and Mrs
Bell are glad TO see them at home
again after their long stay at Denver
Fred Huling, who has been spend.
ing his summer vacation on Lincoln
Park. left Monday evening for a visit
with the home folks at lola. Kansas
and also at Holton, where he has been
a student at Campbell College
The Lincoln Park prayer meeting
was postponed last week on account
of the rain, and viii convene this
week Wednesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Switzer on East Sherman,
with Mrs. Aff1eck, leader.
Apple picking is in order in some
places over the park. but the bulk
OF the crop is stored away awaiting
better prices.
Miss Mabel Cuthbert spent a few
days last week at the home OF her
brother. Jim cuthbert OF East Canon.
Quite a number OF Lincoln Park
people were among the crowd that
gathered in the depot park Monday
TO hear Governor Shafroth-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Huber re-
turned from their honeymoon trip
Saturday evening. and are busy this
week setting mp housekeeping at their
home on Sherman avenue.
Miss Hill. the eighth grade teach
er Of South Canon took dinner Sun
day with Miss Grace Gillen on Chest
nut street
Mr. and Mrs Martin Jones's baby
has been Ill enough recently to call
in a doctor.
VIM. Jones. OF Chestnut street,
shipped car load of apples to Colo
rado Springs the first OF the week,
taking the trip himself with horse
and buggy to dispose OF them in per
SON
Miss Meta Cissna of East Canon
was a guest OF Miss Ida Gebhardt be-
tween church services Sunday.
Miss Effe Hunter. who has been
staying in Canon City for some time.
is spending two weeks vacation with
the home folks on lincoln Park
The L. p. Ladies' Aid Society OF the
VI. F. church met last Thursday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ransom
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
SIMPLY A QUESTION
Of MAJ0R|T|ES FOR
THE STATE TICKET
From wednesdays Daily.

FROM WEDNESDAY Daiby.
Hon. John b. Stephen. nominee OF
the Republican party for governor of
Colorado. and Hon. r. N. Stevens.
candidate for congressman-at-larg
arrived here from the east on Den
yer 4 Rio Grande train No. l at .
O'Clock this afternoon and were given
an informal reception at the Repub-
iican club rooms In the Apex block
from three TIL fve O'Clock. during
which a large number OF Canon City
reople called upon them TO pay their
respects and to pledge their support
at the elections next month.
The distinguished visitors made an
excellent impression on all with
whom they were brought In contact.
confirming the good opinion OF them
cfkaAaed from public report They
win Leave here this evening for Flor
ence where they will be the principal
speakers at a political rally at Hous-
ton'n opera house at 8 o'clock. In the
course OF an Interview with them this
afternoon they stated that the out
look for Republican success at the
polls in November was most encour-
aging and that there was little doubt
but that n new administration in
state Affairs would be ushered In next
January.
-Everywhere.- said Mr.. l. y. Stew
ems. I'VE are having record breaking
crowds at our meetings and the inter-
est In our discussions OF campaign
issues 10 OF the keenest kind. At
Boulder We had an audience of eight
hundred people out 10 near Us against
to hundred for Governor shafroth.
AZ Las Aniraas the crowd Vas the
largest that has gathered there for
political purposes In years and At
Rocky Ford the hall where our meet
ing was held was not biz enough to
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

So far as the public at large Is
concerned the county commissioner
ship is one of the most important OF
the local Offices to be filled as a re-
suit OF the November elections and II
is essential that q man of sound judg-
ment and OF good business qualifica-
tons be selected. for the position.
Sanford G. Kelso. the Republican
nominee, possesses in an unusual de-
gree all OF the requirements for the
place. and. II elected. will administer
its duties in such a way to TO evoke
general praise and commendation.
Mr.. Kelso is at present a member
OF the board of county commission
ers. and, In asking for reelection. is
willing. indeed, he is anxious. that an
Investigation be made of his record in
that capacity He has been liberal.
but judicious. at all times In voting
the expenditure OF money for the gen.
eral good and has always been a
champion of better roads. more sub
stantial bridges and the Improvements
that contribute to public prosperity,
He is generous. without being prod
igal; economical without being par
simonious.
AIR. Kciso's experience as \ mem-
Der OF the board OF county commiss-
toner's has ftted him for the place
such as a similar career did few OF
his predecessors; rendering him the
logical candidate OF the party for the
position. He is familiar with the pub
lie highways and their demands in all
sections of the county. consequently
is able to deal more effectively and
economically with them than would
be possible for anybody else less in
timately In touch with the situation.
He is thoroughly representative OF the
people and possesses the initiative
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
CANON PEOPLE TO
ATTEND POLITICAL RALLY

A large number OF Canon City peo-
pie are planning to attend the Repub-
lican rally at Houston's opera house
in Florence this evening. some OF
them making the trip by rail and 9TH
ers in automobiles. Speeches will be
made by Hon. John b. Stephen. can
didate for governor: |. \. Stevens.
candidate for congressman-at-large
and Mrs. II. NJ Wilson. candidate
for state superintendent OF public in
struciion All of the candidates for
county Offices will be present and 1t
is expected that the meeting will
be one of the biggest and most en-
thasiastic of the campaign Music
for the occasion will be furnished by
the Columbian Campaign Giee efnb
OF this city. @ s;',s--ses :,
special rate af fifty. cents for the
round trip has been made by the Den
yer & Rio crande Railroad, company.
certainly an inducement for many
Canon City people to attend the Flor
ence meeting Tickets will be good
on train number four. which is ex-
pected to arrive here from the vest
about O'Clock. IL number four
should be late number nine viii be
pressed into service for the Florence
trip. leaving here about 7;15. or. Inn
mediately after reaching here from
Pueblo. Don't fail TO go down to the
Florence rally tonight.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

on Park Ave. They had a pleasant
social time and tied three comforters
ION the side"
Mrs. Acker enjoyed a short visit
with her son at the D. & r. G. depot
one day last week He was one of
the foot ball team of Colorado COL
lege enroute to play the Utah Univer-
sity team.
The Lincoln Park Junior Associa-
ton met at the home OF Mrs. wether-
ell on Grand Avenue Saturday after
noon. The subject under consider
alton was Korea The next meeting
will be with the president. Mrs. An
drews
Some coyotes have been getting
bold over the park Of late, molesting
the poultry house of John Cheney ON
Garfield street, taking hens and tur-
keys. and have been seen prowling
around other places.
Mr.. Horn and family have recently
moved from South Canon to the Trot--
ter place On Park avenue.
11fse ENfCuOiiS WHO udS pccu Sl8g-
ing for some time at the home OF VIM.
J. Lindenberger on Elm Ave-. is hav-
ing a relapse Of typhoid fever.
Mrs Mccartney. living on Logan st.
had the misfortune to fall while get
ting into the buggy one day last
week, which resulted In the fracture
or two or three ribs.
The Tober family OF Park Avenue.
has been enjoying visit for some
days with Mrs Tober's sister. Mrs
Headwiger and daughter of Pueblo.
Mr.. Headwiger. who is a builder
and contraetor. came In Tuesday ev-
ening. and the family will go on
west to look for a location.
The families OF ]. n. Trotter. Har-
~ Bowman and Mr.. Tobler enjoyed
social dinner together at the
home OF Harry Bowman on Park
avenue Friday evening in honor OF
Mrs. Tober's sister. Mrs. Headwiger
of Pueblo. They had an all around
pleasant time which will doubtless be
an inducement for Mrs. Hsadwiger to
renew neighborly acquaintances here
for some time in the future.
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27
Dialogue, Colo. Oct 25. 1910.
To the Daily Record.
Canon City. Colo.


Dear Mr. Editor:-
When in tho course OF human
events IL becomes necessary to MI
our public ofuces. among which is the
once OF District Judge.--we hold
these truths to be self evident-That
qualification for the ONCE and not
politics. is the only consideration to
which the candidate is entitled.
To this end / wish to add my tes-
tlnony OF commendation OF what
consider especial qualities OF fitness
sor this once poeaessed by the can
didate for Judge Of the 1ith District,
Mr.. Charles A. wiikin.
I wish to say that have known Mr.,
wfikln for the past s years. Of
which were spent MS Principal OF
schools OF Fairpiay and Alma. In
this capacity came In direct rela-
iion with Mr.. wiikin, he being men,
Der OF the school board Mt Fairplay
and a staunch supporter OF the edu-
cationai interests OF the county.
In the first place no man is better
OF more favorabiy known In Park
county than Charles A. willkin.
End No man In the state holds
higher regard or supports more 10y
ally, tho social. educational. moral
and religious institutions and theii
worthy representatives than does Mr.
wilkin.
srd. No man in Park or any Other
county responds moro promptly or
generously 10 distress regardless oi
other conditions than does the said
Mr.. wilkin.
4th- don't bclieve there is man
In the state who puts in longer hours
or more days In the week In his study
Ahan does Mr.. wiikin and yet this
busy man whcsc work is never COM
vletsd has time 10 listen 70 the rrie~-
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

Mr.. Frank Brown and his mother.
Mrs. Anna brown. of Burlington, Ia.
left Wednesday afternoon for Albu-
querque. New Mexico. where they VIII
spend the winter. Mr.. Brown has
been here this last time for three
months although in >the past he has
made Canon City his homo for year
or two at n time. Mrs. Brown Join
cd her son here but recently and they
decided To try the excellent climate
OF New Mexico for the winter In an
effort to overcome Franks indisposi-
tina-
Cañon City record., 1910-10-27

Florence very much aud their many
friends regret exceedingly 10 see
them depart.-Citizen.