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Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
CHURCH CHOIR REFUSES

PASADENA, March S.-The city
council today received its first reply to
a suggestion sent to the various
churches two weeks ago that church
choirs be provided in turn TO sing dur
ing the intermission at the Sunday
band concerts. The reply was from
Rev. Leslie f. Learned, who stated
that All Saints Episcopal choir cannot
take part in the arrangement. The
program for the municipal band con-
cert in Central park Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:3O o'clock by the Crown
City band is as follows:
March, THE Fascinator." (Page).
Waltz. "Espana." (Waldteufe).
Internezzo, Les Contes dHoffman"
(Offenlach).
Cornet solo. selected, CWil E. Bates?.
Selection from THE Fortune Teller
(Herbert.
"Andalusian Boero" (BousqueO.
Overture, 1.-THE Fairy Lake. (Auber).
Evening star" from "fannhauser'
(Wagner).
"A Hunting Scene" (BucalossD.
Finale selected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
CUPID MAY THWART
ENLIGHTENMENT TRIAL
Mrs. Marean, Who Charged Scott with
Stealing Her Diamonds, Has
Changed Her
Mind

SAN BERNARDINO, March s.
Sheriff Ralphs left Salt Lake City to-
day with Otis II. Scott, the alleged en-
bezzler who is charged with stealing
$4,000 in diamonds and money from
Mrs Anna B. Marean of Del Rosa.
1t is said however, that Cupid Is
threatening to stop the progress of
the law. Sheriff Ralphs on his arrival
at Salt Lake City received telegram
from Mrs. Marean stating, Have
changed my mind since complaint was
issued. See my letter on way to you.
This indicates that Mrs. Marean Will
seek to secure the release of Scott
Scott, it is said, states that Mrs.
Narean fell in love with him and gave
him the money and jewelry. The dis
trict attorneys office has no intention.
however, of allowing Mrs. Marean TO
withdraw her complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
WIRE MUzzLE REQUIRED

SANTA ANA, March S.-The city
council last night put a new dog muz-
zling ordinance on first reading. The
new ordinance requires wire muzzle
istead of "any kind of muzzle" The
regulation in it's first form has been
in allegiance for some time past, but
the mad dog agitation recently stirring
Los Angeles and other Southern Cali
fornia cities has called the matter up
again in a more stringent form.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
TO BURY ACCIDENT VICTIM

SANTA MONICA, March S.-Funeral
services over the remains of Lloyd
Pulham, the young law student who
fell to his death in an elevator shaft
at Los Angeles last Tuesday, will be
held tomorrow afternoon from the
Santa Monica Methodist church. The
funeral arrangements have been de-
Iayed pending the arrival of a sister
of the young man, Miss May Pulham,
from Minnesota.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
ROAD DIRECTORS ORGANIZE

SANTA ANA. March S.-The high
way commission recently appointed by
the board of supervisors was this
morning sworn in, and at once organ~
lied by electing NJ. M. Crookshank of
Santa Ana president, G. c. Chapman of
Fullerton as secretary. w. II. Burn
ham of Orange is the other member of
the commission,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
NATuRoPATHlc PHYSICIAN

DIR. MARGARET C. GOBTTLER
LICENSED PRACTICING PHYSICIAN
Home for invalids. Cure by scientific diet
massage, herbal and Vapor baths; Kneipp's
packs and gushes; electricity vibration
physical culture etc Outside patients
treated at home office. Home table,
rates reasonable. 241 N. EUCLID AVE
Home 1880; Main 20l6. s-4-lmo
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, RESORTS
CAFE BRISTOL

The criterion of the Coast in cookery
Service and music of the same high
standard. Drop in for dinner and you
will be convinced.
Entlre Basement IL. w. HeIlman Bldg,
Fourth and Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
PASADENA CLASSIFIED
CROWN CITY pYE WoRKs

MEMS SEWED SOLEs AND HEELS, 81 90:
ladies' s5c. 154 N Fair Oaks ave.
2-241rna
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-09
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

WALLACE A. JOHNSON
Over 20 years experience. 299 WORCESTER
AVE. Home 340e Sunset 1929. 3-8-lmo
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
CLASS PLAY IS A
GREAT SUCCESS

II any uncertainty existed in the
community that the public was not
interested in the achievements and
riumphs of the Canon City high
school il must have been dispelled by
the large and enthusiastic gathering
Of people OF all classes which assem-
bled at the opera house las night TO
witness the annual class play. With
the exception OF a few undesirable
seats In the balcony. 30 far back
from the rail as to render 4 view
of the stage unsatisfactory. the build
ing was full. although not crowded
to a point of discomfort
The play was The Crisis" a dra-
matization from Winston Churchill's
novel of that name. and is a purely
southern civil war piece in five
acts and is possessed OF great oppor-
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

or ten years ago from Maine and was
a most estimable citizen of the COM
munity. He was a member OF the
Methodist church and was regular
attendant upon the services of the
congregation. The oldest son is a
member of the South Canon high
school orchestra and was engaged
with his companions in furnishing
music for the annual Glass Day
program OF that institution at Annex
hall when informed OF the accident
that had befallen his father.
DR.. r. f Holmes. the family physi-
clan. was summoned at the time OF
the unfortunate occurrence but WIS
unable to do anything as examina-
ton showed that death had been In
Simultaneous.
The body was brought to Wilson's
undertaking parlors and will remain
there until the funeral. which will
probably take place tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs Of Victor. par
ents OF Mrs. Brewer. arrived here to
day and WIN be present at the obse-
quies, which will be conducted by
Rev. Phifer. pastor Of the First Meth
odist churen se,a ~ r.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

the floating scheme promoter, as 50
out of $40 spent with such enterprise
is absolutely thrown away
And the business men of Canon
City also know pretty well what they
want in the way of newspapers.
So far as we know they have never
gotten together and made any agree
ments in the matter like they have in
Greeley and some other towns, but
they have almost TO q man refused to
give support or financial encourage
ment to new enterprises.
Last month Canon City witnessed
the advent of two morning daily pa
pers.
They could hope 20 exist only
through the favor and support of the
business men. and this the business
men declined TO give.
This was done. not through any
friendship for existing papers. SO
far as we know not a single publisher
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Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
BUSINESS men OF
Canon II'c|TY KNOW
A hing OR TWO
From Mondays Daily.

From Mondays Daily.
The business men of Canon City
are pretty sensible lot Of fellows.
II has been said that this town is
easy" on fake schemes. But 1t is
not Some people have been picked
up occasionally by shrewd swindler
Ike the Kitchen Cabinet man. for
instance. but the town is not easy"
and the business men have not often
been worked"
Promoters of fake advertising
schemes will tell you that Caon City
is the hardest city in the state to
work They come here from Crir-
pie Greek. Grand Junction, Florence.
Pueblo and other towns where they
have successfully put through their
schemes. but they nearly always fall
down In Canon City. A half dozen
scheme promoters have tried the
town and given II up since Christ
mas.
This is a good test Of the business
man. He should protect himself from
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
S. C. H. S. CLASS
day AT ANNEX HALL

Prom Wednesday, Daily.
The seniors Of South Canon high
school held their annual class day
exercises yesterday afternoon Al An
mex hall. The place was very artis-
ticaiiy decorated in the class colors.
red and white. the bunting and
streamers being 20 arranged A. 10
form a canopy overhead for the en-
tire room
At 2:3o the whole caiss marched
out TO reserved seats at the front Of
the hall. after which the following
program was given:
Music ...... High School orchestra
Violin solo. ....... Miss Mae Moyle
Speech OF welcome. ..........
-. Elton woodford. class president
Class phophecy Clara Fankanhauser
Vocal solo. ........A Dutch Lullaby
Miss Marguerite Kober
Glass viii ............ Guy Miller
Orchestra.
Glass play ..... The Professor"
Piano solo. Miss Sophia Tobler
Class song.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
LINCOLN PARK NEWS
From Wedneedar,a Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mr.. NJ. E Snow went to ordway
last week. expecting to extend his
trip into Texas. -.
Harry Bowmans friends are glad
to see him out again. after being
confined TO the house with serious
illness for several days.
C. F. Briggs of Victor. father TO
Mrs. Brewer living on Grand avenue,
was over the Park soliciting orders
for garden produce during last week
A new family has moved into the
house on Sherman avenue, vacated
last fall by Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis.
The citizens of Grand and Popular
avenues have been cooperating with
the county commissioners in the in
terests OF good roads
The short streets running north
and south will have their share of at
tention also
New comers generally estimate the
prosperity OF a community TO quite
an extent by the condition of its
highways, 80 all work along that
line before the fruit season opens
will not come amiss. and add that
much commercial value 10 all ad-
Joining property.
Those who covered their tomato
plants well from the frost OF May II.
are the fortunate ones. Grapes that
were nipped are coming out again.
but small per cent Of damage was
done TO the cherries. currants and
Strawberries
Lincoln Park school closed Friday
on account of the development OF
new cases of Scarlet fever.
Now all the small boys who are not
In quarantine can 60 fishing or pick
strawberries
Mrs. whitlow returned from her
visit To Pueblo Sunday evening.
Mr.. Cuthbert. living on Grand
avenue. and his son from East Can
on drove To Cripple Greek Saturday.
a few crates OF Strawberries were
marketed the last OF the week They
ripen slowly these cool days.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

sustained a broken arm In conse-
quence OF the collapse of the con-
trivance in question which brought
on an illness that endangered the
life OF the child. Gangrene having
developed ss result OF the accident
It was necessary to amputate the In
jured arm at the shoulder. where
upon the father Of the unfortunate
girl. ms next of kin, instituted pro-
ccedings to recover damages In the
above named amount.
General Maupin' b the attorney for
the defendant.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

am on Monday morning. May 30th,
ON Main street where the line Of
march will form. and unite with the
Grand Army Of the Republic, in its
solemn march to Greenwood ceme-
terry. there to strew flowers upon
the graves of the departed heroes
and TO listen to words of praise, of
loyalty and patriotism.
The assembly VIII be sounded by
the buggler at 8:45 a. m. the column
will begin its formation at 500
O'Clock sharp, on Main and 7th,
facing the west; the accompanying
organizations and societies will form
on the north side of Main street be-
tween 4th and 7th streets, facing the
east. to be ready for assignment.
This may reduce the march some
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Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

remainder being available for irriga-
ton purposes.
The unusual volume of water in
the river is due to the heavy snowfall
in the mountain districts Saturday
and Sunday.
From Beulah comes the report that
more than a foot OF snow fell there
the first of the week and that thous-
ands of dollars worth of fruit trees
were destroyed by its weight on their
branches and foliage. Many of the
shade trees on the mountain sides
were broken down from the same
cause.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

school and Misses Anna t. Kenni-
cot and Essie Hayes rendered their
designations as teachers: the former
as instructor in the science depart
ment in the high school and the lat
ter her position in the Mckinley
school ON Lincoln Park. The teach
ers chosen Saturday night and their
assignments were as follows: Prof.
George NJ. Warner. superintendent:
high school. Miss Anna Garwood.
English; Miss Anna NJ. Hill. eighth
grade; Fourth street school. Miss
Pearl NJ. Hall. sixth grade: Mrs. En-
la C. Jeffrey. fifth grade: Miss Helen
B. Logan. fourth grade: Miss E. Kisr.
third grade: Miss Estella Garwood,
second grade; Miss Elizabeth Blair.
first grade.
Lincoln Park school. Prof. o. w.
Colgate. principal: c. @. Lacey. NTH
grade; Miss Cora NJ woodford. third
and fourth grades.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
From Wednesdays Daily.
BY MRS. W. BOUCHER.

Every observing person has no
ticed the great difference between
towns and cities as respects what
may be called municipal or public
spirit By this we mean an honest
pride in the town of ones residence.
an earnest interest in all that per-
tains to its prosperity. and a readi-
ness to lend a willing hand to what
ever contributes TO its substantial
growth and its good name. In one
city or town, you will find this spirit
SO general and so active that it is a
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
TEACHERS ELECTED
FOR SOUTH SIDE
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
A meeting of the members of the
board OF education in District No. s.
which includes South Canon and
Lincoln Park. was held last Saturday
night for the purpose OF electing
teachers for the year 1901 and for
the transaction of other business
Several of the instructors Of the term
Just closed were not applicants for
reelection and their successors will
be chosen at a latter meeting OF the
board.
Prof. E. l. Clark. late principal of
the high school, was granted leave
of absence till September 1. 1911. to
enable him to accept the position OF
assistant teacher OF economics in the
faculty OF Clark university at wor-
cester. Mass During the coming
summer he will pursue his studies In
history and education In the uni
versity.
Miss Eidora Britt declined the
principalship Of the Fourth street
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
EMERSON BREWER IS
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Emerson Brewer. well known
and highly respected rancher resid-
ing on Grand avenue, Lincoln Park,
was struck by lightning during an
electric storm about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon and instantly kill
ed
Mr.. Brewer was a carpenter by
trade and was working on the gable
of house he was erecting for Jas.
Brunetti at the east end OF Lincoln
Park when the fatal shaft came. The
bolt struck him on the top Of the
head and passed down his spinal
column and out at the feet. leaving n
well defined imprint of its course
through his body. Death was i'm
mediate. and probably painless so far
as the victim or the stroke was con
cerned
Mr.. Brewer was working about is
or 20 feet FIR N the ground at the
time aud In falling struck his head In
such manner as to leave contus-
ion on the side OF his face.
Deceased wan 40 years OF age and
leaves h wife and four children to
mourn his tragic and untfmely death.
Mr.. Brewer came to Canon City nine
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
DECORATION DAY, GRAND MAR
SHAL'S ORDERS. GEN'L ORDER NO. |
From Wednesdays Daily.

from wednesday Odlfy.
The following general order is is
sued to govern the proceedings and
exercises to be held in Canon City,
Colo, on Monday. May Both, 1910.
under the auspices of Greenwood
Post No. 10. Department of Colorado
and Wyoming, Grand Army of the
Republic. for the proper observance
OF Decoration Day.
To pay fitting tribute to the mem
ory of those brave citizens who free
ly gave their lives in the struggle of
the SOS to maintain the life OF this
glorious nation and perpetuate the
Stars and Stripes, that emblem Of
purity and freedom. also to those
Comrades who has since answered
the last roll call. all citizens, young
and old are asked to forego business
and pleasure and assemble at $50
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

The census enumerators has been
around recently finding out how
many carriages. wagons. horses.
COWS and pianos there were on Lin
coin Park.
Arthur Seaman, Harry Montgom-
cry. Herbert Maus, Hansel Baird,
Donald Entorf and Ronald Sprinkle
were the six disappointed boys who
did not get TO the top of the Green
horn Saturday as they anticipated.
They had Friday night in camp on
Oak creek anyway with their s. s.
teacher. Mr.. Gebhardt. who got them
all home to their mothers before the
cold rain set in next day.
Mrs. Joe Hoppe went TO westcliff
Thursday to attend the funeral of
her father.
Mrs. Turner and family leave for
their new home in ordway Friday.
Frank Sullivan. who has been at
tending school in Omaha, Neb. the
past year. is home for vacation
F. ]. stiers and James Langan took
two hay rack loads Of South Canon
Seniors and Juniors out to Diamond
mine sor their annual picnic Friday
evening All had a fine time. bu'
the two boys who ''tarried by ths
irnce to relate. late the next day.
Six OF Mrs. Entorfs neighbors
came In Friday and lent a hand with
the packing OF household goods pre-
paratory TO the loading Of a car
early next week.
Mr.. Poulsou took a sightseeing
overland trip to Colorado Springs
last Friday. His son Earl who h
taking a course in Dood's Bushes
College followed on his wheel Sat
urday.
An impromptu orchestra of eight
pieces. mostly from Lincoln Park
wen; to furnish music for the com
mencement exercises at Brookside
Thursday evening.
Public sentiment is aroused over
the prospects of saloon being To-
Gated on the corner of Popular and
Lombardy. and protests are in order.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
GRANT COX SUES
CITY FOR DAMAGES
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon in the
Fremont county district court. before
Judge Cavender of Leadville presld-
ing. was called for trial the case OF
Grant Cox against the City OF Canon
City, in which Judgment is sought In
the sum OF $4,000 for alleged cul-
pable negligence on the part Of the
defendant in permitting the exist
ence In one OF the public parks OF a
merry-go-round for the use Of chill
dren that was dangerous and unsafe.
A year OF more ago little 0enevieve
Coz. daughter Of the complainant.
while playing with some companions
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
public SPIRIT
IN THE TOWNS
Municipal or Pub1ic Enterprise Means an
Honest Pride IN the Town of Ones
Residence---An Earnest Interest IN aft
That Pertains to It's Prosperity.

marked characteristic of the place
while in another with equal advan-
tages, you will scarcely find it at all.
and in its stead a habit of grumb-
ling, growing and fault finding. and
this SO general as to make 1t char
acteristic Of the place The former
is a prophecy and pledge OF up
building. and the latter of stagna-
ton and decline. To a considerable
extent a town like a man, may be
talked up or it may be talked down;
not by talk that has no reality under
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Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

tunities for the exercise of hlstorionic
talent The cast included about 20
persons; several of the rolls calling
for skillful acting for their proper
presentation, and that the members
of the class were able to portray the
various characters so well is COM
plimentary to the training il had re-
ceived from Miss Elsie Armstrong.
the instructoress and the painstak-
ing and intelligent attention given to
the rehearsals by the members of the
company.
The play deals with the events be-
fore and during the civil war period.
The scene of the play is in ST.
Louis.
Judge Whipple. an old lawyer in
St Louis. who sides with the repuh-
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Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

After the program a delightful So
ciai hour WAS spent. while the or
chestra rendered moro music Waters
and fruit punch were served By the
girls of the class
ALI reported a delightful time and
highly eompllmented the members of
the class and their friends. who had
assisted In making the affair such a
success.
Graduation exercises will be held
this evening at the First Presoyter-
Ian church. Regular work at the
high school ended today with final
examinations for the eophomores and
freshmen. All are to be in school
Friday morning. at which time the
grades will be given out and the
Hisa School Annual distributed This
is much larger in point OF size and
number OF pages than last years An
nual and all are urged to get one as
soon as possible before they are all
gone.
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
TWO DAYS OCCUPIED
IN THE TRIAL OF THE
TENANT WATSON CASE

From Wednesdays Daily
The money Of William Tenant VS..
W. A. Watson and Z. C. Watson to
recover the sum OF $4,000 on con-
tract occupied the attention of dis
trict court yesterday and the day be-
fore
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26
PLENTY OF WAT.
Err TO Be HAD
AT PRESENT
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily
The Arkansas river is carrying at
present more than 1000 cubic feet
of water per second past Canon City
of which something like 800 cubic
feet per second is storage water, the
Cañon City record., 1910-05-26

Proceedings were instituted by the
plaintiff for the purpose OF obtain
ing Judgment in compensation for
certain cemen; work done for the de-
fendant under the provisions of an
alleged agreement entered into at
the time.
The case was given 10 the jury at
3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon and n
few hours later II returned verdict
for the defendants.
II. f. Coles of the Monumental
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-18
Rebels Against Cannon Cause All
Night Debate.
Regular Republicans Beaten and Fighting for
lime at 2:3O This Morning.
Washington Excited

WASHINGTON March still in session after
Democrats repeatedly defeated the Republican
AT 23o this morning Republicans moved an
adjournment It was defeated bv
vote OF l3 " 1885, amid wild by
wire to New York and Philadelphia chamber
ana the debate
messages enough at least force an
adjournment
The debate it served to cause
outbreak
The battle against the house
" Party lines discussion of the rules of
the Republicans
and Democrats forcing issue
regular Republicans anti Cannon
o an unexpected
The best orators all sides
News
Of congress quickly watching
morni
At this time the cannontes fighting
they
they
to
on rules and deprive the Speaker
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-18
CHINESE PRINCE
COMING HERE
Governor Frear Advised by Cable
OF Approach of Distin-
gulshed Visitor.

Honolulu Is soon t. have an orpor-
tun5rE IT, entertain another member Of
an imperial oriental family. Prince
T~ai Tao Of China is due 10 arrive
mere next month, en- route TO the main
land, where he i. to study military
affairs, lie is a commissioner Of the
Chinese government to inspect the
American military system, and VIII be
afforded every courtesy Governor
Frear has been notified by cable of the
expected visit, the' department of state
having requested, through the interior
department. that the Prince be suitably
entertained here
Governor Frear viii arrange to see
that the Chinese Prince is received at
the wharf and given proper honors dur
ing his stay in port. His visit to the
mainland is on mission on which
China is sending representatives to
many lan1s-the study If modern mill
tary methods.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-03-18

LANGFORD WON IN EIGHTH.
Los ANGELES, CAL, March IL