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Giant Battlcsh,p Proposed.

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innkiug tn" lulrrd States til" leading
l;.. III uoW"l. ar planned hv SECRETARY
Nry,r he Is said lu hav" told the
lInr-.. naval commute" saturday. TN"
prur'S"d rlan' hn't'rSh1p. with l"ur-
'crn II inch guns. WAITS un'Ii NEXT
lrI only h"cHus" ~" naval expert
ri,uiS with lipnch guns hay" not been
completed and th" department desires
fo know the result -, uIli "NV, rlm"ntS.
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A Natural Question.

James i. torh"tt. in the smoking
room oi III" Maur"lania. praised tn"
style" oi lin J"frirS
l. : II neat style. h" said: neat
quick Ia III" point 1t gets there lik"
the remark oI Il little girl who said
TO tn" minister in tho cours" oi II
quito int"rninabl' call:
Did you forget to bring your amen
With Nuu iuciOr"'
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forth Ecrrc"ly cold ON his face, he re-
sh" would on the last pag" chang" her
cruel mind Then Ii" tlnne 1t down
with an angry exclamation and looked
about his lonely rooms. They had
lately been to him worse than lonely.
and an Involuntary shivrr passed over
him rs ii" glanced at corners wh"r"
Ghostlik" habitanta w"r" growing
tenacious in possession At tn" sid"
oi tn" winduw.CnSins hung Il mirror
in an old brass frame between tn"
vivid lights ol the full afternoon.
Tempest strOd" up to il. throwing his
heavy hair from his forehead. ea2rd
int" tn" glass. pr"r"d in searching
III" cold. rejecting surface AS il h."
would tear from it some, flaming. mi
raculnus revelation of himself -.
Turning away viii. sigh he rang
Tor his man servant
Pack III" n valiSr and order the
motor car "" tax" the London cx-
press Wire for rooms II, tn" Carl
ton
Either his drSir" for Miss Carcw :
society MAS not sufficiently strong to
warrant his usual hrusuuc siorming of
her door. or h" may have felt Il dan
H"r not b"f"r" aCknow l'de"d in his re-.
latiun5 with women He did not so
much as look towards tho rosccov.
cred CottaG" ai th" back OF its cab
bag" and hnllyhnck patch rs his mo
tor flashed by it. and Lucy Carcw.
-. Ill
there 10 "hS"rN" his sudden departure.
Sh" had Gnn" i"r Il long tramp over
fields. and even then Wa looking at
Craven and its towers from u distant
hill
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PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS
PAID blNrMESTt : qua artr..i - cure any rass
81 i,.mns hl!nh hl"'|i,nE "r rr"truding Piles in
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II It's Your Eye Use Pettit's Eve Satv,

for inflammation. ~tN~ itching lil> eve
aches. i"i""i- Of >ISinu aud -rn~itivitv to
strong light, \ll druggists or Howard
Bros. l'uliLl". y \
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Mrs. winslow.s SO"thing Syrup.
For children t-"thins -nfu- IN. gums. reduces In.
h4nnat!"n say pain Wind collie. &c bottle.
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Many u saint would haN" less irulI.
bl" wr"$ilir" with the devil il he
would get out and wr"sri. with II ball
Tor an hour or Two
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Take from my mouth tn" wish oi
Eauny Gears. Sha k"Np"ar"
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs n. C. Farnworth en-
tertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing, Mr.. Joseph Garst and Miss Lucy
Herring. and later at cards they en-
tertained the dinner guests and Mr.
and Mrs. w. n Coleman, Miss Lucille
Duval of Canon City. and Thomas C.
Smith.-Fort Collins Express.
Mrs. D. W. Garrett and family of
Bristol, Tenn, arrived in this city
this afternoon on No. /. Mr.. Garrett
has been in this city FOR some time
past and has decided to locate here.
Mr. Garrett is the uncle of F. R
Montgomery of this city.
Undersheriff Harry rriplet of Gus
ter county is in the city today. He
came down from Westcliffe to take
back Earl Willis who is wanted in
that place for juvenile delinquency.
Willis is the adopted son of Ferdi-
nand DIETRICH OF westcliffe. The
boys trial will take place in Silver
cliffe tomorrow and will decide
whether he will be sent to the reform
school or not.
Mrs. W. f. Wood and Albert Ames
and two sisters of oblong, Illinois. old
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bottenfield
of this city who they have been Wis
iting for the past week, left this
morning for their home in Illinois
They were greatly taken with this
country but they had to leave soon
on account of the girls having to enter
the schools.
Geo. Helter an attorney OF Bloom
ington. ILL.,. is here for couple OF
days visit with his brother. C. n
Helter of Lincoln Park. Mr.. Heller
is on his way to Portland. Oregon. He
IS delighted with Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
Saturday

Mrs W. II. IaGrange came down
from Canon City last night and is
the guests Of her daughter. Mrs. ].
O. McNutt. OF South Pixies Peak
avenue. Mr.. LaGrange went through
on No. last evening to Denver where
he will look after business matters
for a few days.-Florence Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Dick OF Terre
Haute. Ind. are among the visitors
TO Canon City this week. They are
canvaSslng the ADVANTAGES of the COM
munity as a place In which TO pur-
chase property and make their home.
Mrs Essie Stevens and daughter of
Efnngham. Kansas. are visiting in
Canon City as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Stevens at 1910 River
street. Miss Stevens is a graduate OF
the conservatory Of music at Linds-
burg, Kansas and for some time past
has had large class Of pupils at
Mankato. Kansas.
Marvin Smith and Bob Champion OF
this city left this morning for Colo
rado Springs by automobile. They
will remain in that city for couple
of days and will look over the college
preparatory TO deciding as which
school Smithie will enter.
Lawrence Reynolds and Charlie
Wright left this afternoon for Colo
RADIO Springs. Charlie Wright will
remain in that city and will enter the
college this fall Lawrence Rey-
nolds will stay few days TO visit
friends and will later enter the col
lege.
Or. Theodore Ashley and Or. F. A..
Twitchell returned homo Thursday
night from a camplng and fiehing trip
TO the Son.h Park CO otpntry, .weiveor
fifteen miles northwest of Ha:tss!'. on
tho upper reaches OF ,hs Platte river.
DR.. w. t. Little and son Franklin.
who were nemsors Of the same party
on the outwA d trip, will return by
way OF Denver and Colorado Springs.
The journey was made In automoni,es
and was delightful ono in all its-
poets.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
RETIRING STATE PRES
IDENT OF WOMENS CLUBS
From Wednesdays Daily.


Mrs. Hollister, our state president,
has worked untiringly for the good Of
Women's clubs during the past two
years, and by her unnassuming ways
and tactfuI methods has endeared her
self to club women all over the state
During her administration she has
endeavored to visit the one hundred
and fifty clubs in the state and to in
spire them with her presence. Her
aim has been to be fair and impartial
and to adhere closely TO club rules
and parliamentary law, which is af-
ter all the only successful way of do
ing things where so large body OF
people are concerned. Even where
single clubs adhere to this rule the
machinery usually runs smoothly.
Among the many subjects dwelt
upon at the various meetings by Mrs.
Hollister perhaps mona were more
important than those Of Good Ciu-
zenship" and The Home If our
clubs tend to make better mothers and
better homes we cannot fail to have
better citizens.
AS Mrs. HoIlister retires from office
the Canon City club women join in
wishing that she may enjoy many
years of usefulness in her home
and club life; and. as in the past
still lending her influence as a power
for Good Citizenship"
A MEMBER
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01

Mrs. G. W. Tobin is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Rose Chamberlain, OF
Baker City, Ore. Miss Baker is on her
way home from New York City and
Chicago, where she has spent the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Polhemus of this
city have gone up to Guffey in Park
county for a months outing. They
will return about October LIST.
w. j. Clark, stenographer of the
district court, and bride who were re-
Gently married in Philadelphia, Pa.
arrived in Canon City last night on
No. from their honeymoon. A party
of friends met them at the trim.
Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and two sons
of Colorado Springs arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon and have
taken rooms at the Strathmore hotel
where they will remain for a week or
ten days While in this city they will
take in the sights which they have
heard so much about and ascertain
j where Canon City can deliver the
goods which they have advertised so
extensively or not.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01

George Wilson left yesterday for
Denver having been excused from
Jury duty Wednesday morning at Can
on City. He will return the end of
the week-Florence Citizen.
Mrs. Claud Quinley and son of Flor
ence are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L. Plummer of this city. Mrs.
Quinley and Mrs. Plummer are sis
ters.
Mrs. DR.. L. w. Palmer and two
sons, together with Mrs. w. J. Max
well and sons of Castle Rock, Colo.
returning from trip to the west
ern slope, during which they visited
Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs
and other points, stopped off here on
Wednesday for short visit; the for
mer visiting the families of Rev. S.
H. Slutz and H. S. Maddox and the
latter that of Dr. J. G. Maxwell.
While here they were taken by their
entertainers to various places of
scenic interest about town and express
sed themselves as being highly
pleased with Canon City and its sur
roundings. They left for home on
Denver and Rio Grande train No. 10
yesterday morning.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01

VIII Schweigert of this city accom-
panied by his two friends, Franz
Krentschmen and Edward Edef of Pu
eblo left Sunday night with their
blankets for Parkdale where they in
tend to rough it fer awhile.
Claude and Harl Adams who have
been visiting their brother, v. B.
Adams and also at the home of A. NJ
Ewell in South Canon returned to
their homes at Avondale today.
U. f. Sidebottom and wife left to-
day for Kansas City and other points
in Missouri for visit with friends
and relatives. Mr.. Sdebottom will re-
turn in a couple of weeks while his
wife will make a more extended stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Maxfield of
Rudd avenue are the happy parents of
handsome baby boy, the little fellow
making his appearance in the world
yesterday morning.
Miss Marguerite Whitmore enter
tanned last night party of young peo-
| pie in honor of the Misses Myra Sher-
rell and Devere Dozier who leave
soon for school. The former for Boul-
der, Colo, and the latter to Oswego,
| Kansas.
Bernie Woodruff, a school teacher
of Seattle, Wash, who has spent the
past summer NlSlIlnS IN lne east anu
who has spent the past two weeks Wis
iting at the home of J. P. Waits and
E W Thompson in this city, left yes
terday afternoon for her home to re-
sumo her duties in the schools.
| w S. Burd and son. Arthur, OF
Armstrong. Ill, who have been Wis
lting for some time at the Bachelor
home on Orchard avenue, East Canon,
left today accompanied by Frank
Bachelor for Ordway, Colo, where
after a visit of week Mr.. Burd ex-
pects TO return to his Illinois home
Arthur Burd expects to remain in the
state for while and will visit several
of the Colorado towns Mr.. Batche-
lor will return to Canon City. Mr.
Burd is a brother OF Mrs. Bachelor
| Auditor Moore and ]. f. Legget are
busy at work checking up the books
Of the local Denver and Rio Grande
railway station this week.
Dick Carol left the first OF the week
for Canon City. where he will be con-
nected with the new Powell and Brew
er theatre at that place While living
| in Salida Dick had charge Of the Osos
| Grand opera house and is thoroughly
acquainted with the duties in his line
of work.-Sallda Mail
After laying fiat on his back for
sixty days. w p. Mendenhali. a FAR
mer resident OF Canon City was to-
day carried to the train and sent 70
his present homo in Pueblo. He has
been at the home of Peter Richter.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
Friday.

Mrs. Ford DeHaven OF Twin Lakes.
dorado. who has been visiting Mrs.
|soph Esser and other friends here
some time. left for home this
|ernoon. Mr. and Mrs. DeTIaven
|-merly lived in Canon City and are
III known here. Mr.. DeHaven is at
ssent n ranger in the government
estry service with headquarters at
in Lakes.
rhe Sunday school classes of little
ls OF Miss Elsie Armstrong and
ks Liela Armstrong OF the First
th9j jdBt church held n picnic at
Island yesterday. They took a
ch with them and ate II at noon
o after which they played many
hcs and amused themselves with
pr sports during the afternoon.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
Mednesday.

An Nicholson, a prominent bus
mess man of Leadville is in the city
on business.
The meeting of the Third Division
OF the women's association Of the
First Presbyterian church has been
indefinitely postponed
D. Howard King of this city is a
patient in the Red Cross hospital
at salida where he has gone TO under
go another operation
District Judge Lee Champion of this
city was a visitor in Sslida last Fri
day and Saturday renewing old ac-
quaintances and friendships.
Miss Margaret Baird OF Salida will
attend school in his city this school
year and will he sent by her aunt,
Mrs Carlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Mari entertained
the Sheriff. family at dinner Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davidson OF
Marshall county, Illinois. cousins OF
Mr.. Adam Dryden OF this city arrived
here yesterday. They were accom-
panied by Miss Belle Burnett
Sam Phlaf returned to this city yes
terday morning from Los Angeles
Calf. where he and Mrs. Phlaf have
been for some time and where they
expect to make their future home. Mr..
Phlars return to this city was for the
purpose Of settling up various bust
ness affairs preparatory to moving to
Los Angeles.
Mrs. o. F. Arnold of Aurora, Neb.
sister of Mrs. O. S. Reed and Miss
Ressa Byler OF Dallas, Ill. now en-
route to Sacramento. Calf. her fu-
ture home. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. S. Reed in this city. Miss
Byler will leave this evening for Cal
ifornia where she will be married
while Mrs. Arnold will remain here.
NJ ]. Augustine of oskaloosa. Iowa
is the guest of J. W. Augustine and
family, the two gentlemen are cousins
TT. Thomas and family of this city
left this morning for Rocky Ford
where they will attend the Water Mel
on day celebration in that city to-
morrow. They are making the trip
in their automobile.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01

Mr.. Hume Of Richmond, KY. who
has taken care of DR.. Wilkinson's
house during the Doctors absence and
who is out here for his health left
on No. 10 this morning for Denver
where he will remain for a few
months after which he will return to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. N. Wright were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Johnson
In this city last week. They left
Monday for their home in Denver
where Mr.. Wright holds the position
of bailiff in the supreme court Mr..
Wright is an uncle of Mr.. Harry John
son.
Dali De Weese left this morning for
Denver to look after some business
matters connected with the Canon
City, Florence and Pueblo Water COM
pany that Is likely to occupy his at
tention for several days.
Clark Nesbit, who has been clerk
ing in a large store in Tekamah. Neb..
during the summer is expected home
tomorrow for a short vacation before
entering school.
Messrs. J. c. Freeman and ]. 8.
Bachelor of Craig. Neb., who have
been visiting friends in Canon City
for several days, will leave tomorrow
morning for Colorado Springs and
Denver en- route home. They will al
30 spend q few days in Kansas City.
before reaching their destination.
Mrs. Murrin. daughter. Miss Char
lotte. and son, John, of Marysville, Mo.
and Miss Gallagher OF Oklahoma
City. who have been spending the
summer in Canon City. left this
morning for Lamar where they will
visit for a few days while en- route
home. They were much pleased with
Canon City and will recommend 1t 70
their friends as one OF the most in
teresting OF Colorado's tourist points
The Elks will storm Denver this af-
ternoon by parading the business sec
tion led by the famous Cowboy band
OF twenty-five pieces including
stage coach from Pueblo, during a
stopover there while in route to Boul-
der TO attend the annual state meet
ing OF the order That they will make
the capital city citizens sit up and
take notice is their determination and
there will be about 200 in line. repre-
sentatIves from Pueblo. Canon City
walsenburg. Rocky Ford. Ia Junta,
Cripple Greek and Colorado Springs
comprising the parade.
T. p. Hammett and family OF Lsad-
onia. No. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Hammett on Lincoln Park. They
are very much pleased with colors ic
and, especially with Canon CitS as
a place OF residence.
Mr. and Mrs. McMinn returned TO
Canon City this afternoon from their
honeymoon trip to Denver and 9TH
er points in the northern portion OF
the state. Mr.. McMinn states that the
cloud Of smoke that settled down over
the city wednesday afternoon. pre-
sumably as result of the forest
fires In Idaho. created CONSERVATION
in some OF the hotels in Denver. At
the Brown Palace the smoke and dust
from the street was blown Into the
hotel by the high wind in such way
as to cause many OF the guests to be-
Hove the house was on fire. Some
thing akin to panic existed until ths
cause of the trouble was ascertained.
Mrs. J. X. Quinn is spending the
week visiting relatives and friends in
Pueblo.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
MRS. WILLIAMS ENTERTAInS
HER CHANDLER FRIENDS
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. C. H Williams entertained the
ladies' of Chandler last Friday after
noon in a very charming manner at
a O'Clock tea
One of the features of the entertain
ment was on entering the house each
guest was given a pencil and paper
with 20 different articles written
down and the guests were requested
to find them all on a penny, each
guest was furnished with the neces-
sary penny
The ones getting the most answers
were given a handsome hand painted
picture, the work OF the hostess.
Those fortunate enough in receiv-
Ing prizes were Mrs. Andrew Blom-
snes. and Mrs. Clay Stone. Mrs. Mo-
zart Lewis and Mrs. William Lloyd.
At the close OF the contest a delicious
three course luncheon was served and
he q ftronnwoeetaoNoctw .etaoinn
the afternoon was thoroughly enjoy
ID By all, each guest went away vot-
ing Mrs. Williams n most delightful
hostess. Those present were: Mrs.
DANES Bogardus. Richey, Lloyd. Stone.
Perrine. Lewis. Bloomsnes, Davies
and Miss Mulnix. The Misses Pearl
and Marie Bogardus and Ruhama
Adams served as mattresses.
Cañon City record., 1910-09-01
News Notes

Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.
Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 523
Main street, Record office.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-02
SPECIAL PRICE DRESS GOODS
Sale at A. ZeImenovitz's on Monda,
and Wednesday-Tuesoay Holiday.

The weekly sale of A. Zelmenovltz
this week will interest the ladies spe,
cially. The leader will be the splen-
did line of dress goods and ladies'
tailor-made suits, cloaks and capes.
The stock is complete in every re-
spect A full line of ladies' and chill
dren'S trimmed and untrimmed hats,
which are the latest and most up-to-
date styles.
All the different styles of fall and
winter cloaks and capes are now in
stock; prices will be reduced on all
lines OF goods, and remarkable op-
portunity will he offered for the Ia
dies to supply themselves.
On account of Tuesday being holi-
day with these people the store will
be closed from Monday evening at s
O'Clock until Tuesday evening. and
the sale this week will be on Mon
day and Wednesday
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-02
WILL DEP0RT HIM
IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR HOW.
ARD LEAVES TODAY TO TAKE
A MAN TO CANADA.

immigration Inspector Vaug1n
Howard leaves tonight for Atlanta,
where he will take into custody Lou
is Russ, a Russian Jew, and he will
escort him to Montreal, Canada,
where he will he placed aboard a
steamer and deported
Russ, it seems, arrived in this
country on April 80, the ship which
he came on landing at Portland,
Ne. Along in August Russ was picked
up in Atlanta by the Associated
Charities, and it was then found that
he was insane. The case was at
once reported to the local immigra-
ton inspector and he went to At
lanta on Aug. 80, and arrested the
Russian. A trial was held the fol-
lowing day before board of inquiry
in Atlanta and Russ was ordered de-
ported He has since been in jail i
Atlanta
Mr.. Howard will leave Atlanta with
the insane alien on Tuesday night
and will go direct to Montreal with
MIN. At this Canadian port he will
be placed aItoard a steamer and sent
back to Russia.
This case will prove a very ex-
pensive one for the steamship COM
pany which brought Russ to this
country. 1t will fall to the owners of
the ship to pay all the expenses. They
will have to pay railroad fare for
Russ, the immigration inspector and
an assistant inspector all the way
from Atlanta to Montreal as well as
all other expenses, including the re-
turn to Brunswick of the agent and
the assistant. The man will be ship
ped over the same line of steamers
which landed him in Portland in
April.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-02
CARRY CASE To
UNITED STATES
SUPREME COURT
THE FAMOUS ST. SIMON WHARF
CASE MAY BE FOUGHT IN
HIGHEST tribunal.
Reported that Steps Will at Once Be
~ Taken to Carry the Case into Uncle
Sanfss court-The Lawyers Refuse
to Discuss it.
to Discuss it.

While the attorneys interested
nave no announcement to make on
the subject, it is understood that the
now celebrated st. Simon case. which
has twice been decided lty the Geor
cia supreme court, will go to the
highest court in the country, the
United States supreme court.
This was the report which was ir
circulation yesterday, and, as nc
steps have yet been taken to carry
out the recent decision of the Geor
gia tribunal, it is believed that at
torneys representing the new whar
company will make some move with
in the next few days.
This case, as is we'll known, has
already been fought out in practically
every court in Georgia, and there
is now but one more tri(t unal tC
which the losing company can resort
and that is the United States court.
Through just what channel tht
case will proceed to reach Uncle
oHAi . Il lOuliotl 10 AlCG hllOh II, OuL Il
can be safely stated that the end o.
. the case is not yet in sight and il
! will be fought out for many more
weeks.
Under the terms of the last deci
sion rendered by the Georgia su
preme court, denying a rehearing tC
the new ttoat company, the wharf a
st. Simon, erected early in the sum
mer, was ordered removed, being de
clared in the decision a menace an(
Illegally constructed, but so far NJ
steps have been taken by either com
pany to enforce the decision and tbs
steamer Ellen has been on the ru1
Ito St Simon as usual. using the new
pier.
This case is one of unusual inter
est, as a very unique point, not be
fore brought up in this state, is in
volved, and the final outcome of the
case, if it is carried to the United
States court, will be awaited with
much interest, -,tp .- ,,,ss -
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-02
PRETTY DISPLAY OF SKIRTS
AND CLOAkS AT SAM HELLER'S

The stock of ladies' furnishing
goods have just arrived at Sam Hell
ler's, on Newcastle street and the
window display is quite attractive.
This store offers most liberal terms
to the purchaser, and has always
been a favorite with those who pa
tronize it. The goods are all new
and up-to-date in style and finish and
can he bought at very close prices,
ated for the convenience of the Gus
toners.