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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-28

who was Miss Eloise Breese; the
Duchess Of Manchester, formerly Miss
Zimmerman Of Cincinnati; the Count
ess of Donoughmore, who was Miss
Grace of New York, and Mrs. Beatty,
Mrs. Drummond's sister-in-law, are a
few Of the Auglo.American ladies who
are expected to entertain largely.
Just at present the most envied
young women In Great Britain are the
six who have been appointed as train
bearers to the queen In place Of the
usual pages. The pretuest girls In the
English ~aristoTYacy were selected for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-28
Brick iron Rast.

IfGou have a good deal Of ironing t6l
do a much better iron rest than the q 8
binary metal stand is a brick 9r3Tious.l
" heated in the oven. In this wav thu
iron wei retain its heat nearly twfc13
- long. and you with ave much ttmA3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-04-28

vet must be heavily embroidered With
gold and trimmed with ermine and
miniver, making its weight no mean.
matter even for eight athletic twen.'
Heth century maids.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
ROCKvAlE EEWS:lTEMS

The shaft of Rockvale mine number
one has been temporarily closed in
order to permit of the installation Of
some needed improvements. New
drums are to be put in the hosting
plant. the system of ventilation ex-
tended and the machinery overhauled-
Master Mechanic W. ]. Hanankan has
the work in charge and expects
to complete it in about ten days. When
the task in hand is finished the mine
will be one OF the best equipped. as
well as one of the safest in the state
g-@ix
The excavation for the Rockvale
reservoir is completed and bids are
out for the cement work. The new
reservoir will AFFORD the storage of a
supply OF water adequate for the
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
FIVE

needs of the town for all purposes. 1t
is seventy-five feet wide, one hundred
and fifty feet long and sixteen feet
dep.
W-x-&
The daughter of Postmaster Joe
Powell returned home last Friday
Nevada and will spend the summer in
Rockvale.
The Colorado Supply company has
just finished its annual invoice and
Manager Gus Olson is greatly elated
over the splendid results shown.
X@XlX
]. F. Powell, salesman for the Col
orado Supply company and head Of
its dry goods department, is rapidly
recovering from the injury he receiv-
ed at the swimming pool last week
&-.s-%
The A. G. c. club of Rockvale is
arranging to go into camp soon at
Cottonwood grove for a week or ten
days outing.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22

Nevada came here from Goldfeld,
their home, TO spend few days in the
beautiful Arkansas valley.
Mr.. Ira Carrier went to Denver this
morning to visit his brother, Doctor
f. N. and wife and the children. Ira
hasn't seen the children in some time
and he made up his mind that IL he
had to go clear to Denver to kiss them
he would do so.
L. w. Felter arrived here from Dem
er a few days ago and will remain
a couple of weeks or more for the
purpose of looking after business mat
ters. Mr. Fielder has recently return
ed to Colorado from a combined busi-
ness and social visit with friends and
acquaintances in Iowa and Minnesota.
NJ. Will Emmerson and wife and lit
tie daughter and his father spent the
day at the top of the Gorge picnick-
ing. This is Mr.. Emmerson's first
relief from his active duties of pound
ing out copy for the Daily Record in
many moons.
Miss c. Van vranken of Kansas
City who is on her way to the coast
for the summer stopped of to see the
Sky Line Drive and the Royal Gorge
from the top. She said that she had
heard SO much of Canon City that she
wanted to investigate for herself and
can frankly state that she has not
found things exaggerated in the least
Mr.. C. R C. (Pop)Dye arrived in
the city last night and stated that he
had come back to stay awhile. Mr..
Dye was formerly proprietor Of the
Strathmore Hotel and is one of the
best known and popular men who
have lived in Canon City. Mr.. Dye
states that Florence Dye has been in
Denver for the past week but at
present is in Glenwood Springs.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
ANTHONY SHIER FoUNO GUILTY

In the case of the people VS.. Anth-
ony Shier, held on the charge Of hav-
ing knowingly received stolen goods,
the defendant was found guilty by the
jury Monday afternoon. Sentence as
yet has not been given, the court de-
string a short interval to think the
matter over.
On March 21st. it is said that Shier
Sr., sent his little son. Louie. 13 years
of age, and another son Joe to see
what they could pilfer from Frank
Krouse, who lives in the vicinity of
Wolfe Park mine. 1t was alleged
that their foraging expedition netted
them $50 in money. a gold watch val
ued at s12, and pistol worth IS.
Several different stories have been
told by Krouse and others as to the
exact amount OF cash stolen but it
ranges anywhere from $50 to $50. Dur
ing the testimony yesterday it develop
ed that the boys held the stolen prop
erty in their hands for some days
and turned it over to their father on
April the first.
There seems to have been some lit
tie i'll feeling between Krouse and
Shier sometime previous to the rob-
berry and it is thought that perhaps
that is what caused shier to instigate
the plot to rob Krouse-
The young boys were sentenced to
the state reform school sometime ago
but their sentence was suspended for
the time being. 1t was thought
that perhaps IT would be best to keep
an eye on them here for awhile.
Tor rant a mann IN gnod condition
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22

q
exercises of Mt St Scholastica's acad-
emy on Thursday of this week and ac-
companied her back to the Chaffee
county metropolis. Mrs. Ford expects
to remain in Colorado the greater part
OF the summer.
Hiram K Jackson of East Canon
left few days ago for Fort Collins
and will spend the summer on his
fathers ranch near that place.
Mrs. J. A. Van Horn and little
daughter. Genevieve. returned to Can
on City ON Thursday of this week from
from Santa Fe. Missouri, where they
have been the guests of the formers
sister since the middle Of April.
Joe p. williams came up from
Canon City Saturday afternoon and en-
tered the Red Cross hospital with a
diseased eye. He had been in Canon
only a short while when compelled
TO come home.-Salida Record.
Mrs. Jane Morgan went to Canon
City Thursday afternoon and attend
ed the graduating exercises of Mt. st.
Scholastica academy which she de-
clares to be the most brilliant affair
she ever witnessed. A number OF
Florence people were In attendance.
Florence Citiden.
G. T. Scufort and family, late of Le-
banon, MISSOURI, arrived here on Fri
day and have rented property on Stan
ley avenue, South Canon. with the IN
tention OF establishing a permanent
home here.
Mrs. Agda Griffin, nee Freek. died
here Friday afternoon from paralysis.
Deceased was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freek of Garden park. The body
was taken to Garden park this mora
ing and the funeral and intermen.
took place there this afternoon Rev.
]. F. Harris. pastor of the First Meth
odist. conducted the obsequies.
Mr.. and Mrs John Shaw. Jr-. and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. knight left Friday
afternoon on a fishing trip TO the Gun
nison river. They are located at Elk
horn and will remain there for sever
al days
Monday.
Miss Katherine Hendricksou return
ed Saturday from visit to Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Hooson. ac-
companied by their daughter. Lola. OF
Canon City. Colorado. arrived in the
city last evening for a visit with theiI
daughter. Mrs Flora H. weich. at the
Butler apartments.-Des Monies 10
wal Capital.
Mrs. Monroe Brown OF Cripple
Creek was the guest of Mrs. Frank
Singer over Sunday.
Mrs. John Garrett, and daughter
Miss Miriam Garrett. have gone on a
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
Thursday.


Charlie Canterbury and Dudley Van
lsft this afternoon for Pueblo on a
short business trip.
Mrs. ~ C. Fe-rington charmingly
Entertained a company Of about fifty
ladies' at her home in East Canon last
Tuesday afternoon. In addition TO
providing delightful social program
tor her guests the hostess served
strawberries and cream for refresh
nents.
Mrs. ]. W. Terry left yesterday
|norning to visit her niece, Mrs.
booth, Of La veta, Colo.
A telephone message was received
yesterday afternoon from the head
urse at, the hospital In salida. that
r. RaAr's condition was slightly i'm
roved. and the doctors now have
ppes for his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Carter and
tugh.S. Miss Thslma. of Lynn. In
ana. en- route 10 California. stopped
here on Tuesday for q short visit
Ith friends. They left Wednesday
orning for NsaA Lake City and the
Lcinc coast
The young ladies and young gentle
"a who compose tho very efficient
trking force of Baker and Bigss
Ircantile establishment enjoyed
delightful picnic supper in the city
rk Tuesday night The evening
very delightful and great deal
enjoyment was derived from the
door feast This little gathering
but she forerunner OF many that
TO follow.
B. Mccoy ai Portland. Oregon. is
nding a few days in Canon City
estigHing financial and Industrial
ditions with n view -<nAking his
1e here. Mr.. Mccoy was formerly
the east. and not finding anything
Q suited to his wishes on the Pa
coast decided TO try Colorado.
likes Canon City better than any
n place he has seen and he may
de TO locate here
Simpson and family left this
ming for Kansas City and other
|ouri river points for two months
with relatives and friends Mr..
pson saysdn the weather is not
hot down there they Will remain
the @rst Of September. This is
simpsons FIRST vacation in sever
,ars and be is looking forward TO
ith Fneh pleasureable anticipA-
s. A. W. Addinsell and daughter.
Coliees, arrived this noon on the
Fe to viBit for an Indefinite
d with their son and brother. Mr..
pr A. Addlnsell of the Colorado
and Power company. Their ar
here was the elimination OF a
long and tss;ious journey from
on. England. their home. They
rked that the weather In the east
unusually disagreeable and that
we're glad to come within range
o cool and refreshing breezes
waited downward from the
es. Their first Impressions of
City are favorable.
Booth received letter from V.
non on Wednesday announcing
rival OF himself and wife at Los
ps. NJ. Simon said that both
Mrs. Simon were quite sick
cir way to the Pacific coast
ere feeling better as they be-
rested from the fatigue of the
".
Lubeiie wherritt and sister
nsas City were the guests ol
WITS for two days while on
way to tho coast to spend the
r. They are extensive travel
d for thfseseason their state
Fhaa tN Sky Line Drive ant
F,orre road are unique and mag
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22

acquaintance. Mr.. Coleman and
Oldest son are expected here in the
course of a week or ten days. Mr..
Coleman will be remembered as hay-
ing been one of the largest purchas-
ers of apples here last year.
H. F. Wood, local agent for the
Denver & Rio Grand Railroad COM
pany, and family are today moving
their place of residence from the
southwest corner of Eighth and River
streets to7os College avenue.
Chas. Head. who was formerly en-
ployed as druggist at the Rambo
drug store at Portland. arrived yes
terday from Canon City. where he
was the guest of friends for a few
days. He is now employed at Raw
lins, Wis, and has been spending q
vacation with relatives in Sumner
and Grand Island, Neb. He will stoT
over at Portland and Denver before
returning to his duties at Wawlins.-
Florence Citizen.
Frank Bunten, the auto man, sold
A. s. Taylor a swell little Ford tour
ing car the other day and A s. is in
specting ali the orchards in double
quick time nowadays. Mrs. Laura
Pease also bought Brush runabou
from Frank. lately.
Friday.
Mrs. Lettie Thompson arrived yes
terday from Portland TO attend tn,
graduating exercises at Mt Scholast
cas- academy. While here she wal
the guest of Mrs. rank Singer.
Mrs. T. w. Hughes from Pueblo II
visiting her mother. Mrs. Robt- Bun
ten. while Mr.. Hughes is fishing on tbs
Gunnlson.
Miss Nellie Thomas who has beer
guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Harris at tn,
Methodist parsonage. left this morn
ing on the 1850 train. returing tc
Denver.
DR.. F. \. Carrier OF Santa Rita
New Mexico. who has been here fol
nearly week visiting relatives ant
friends, left this Afternoon for Said.
where he viii spend a day or tive
as the guest of DR.. Cochems- From
Salida he viii go to Denver Cor 1
short time and then back to New Mex
leo. Mrs. Carrier will remain he.r
for somewhat longer sojourn befor'
going home
Messrs. John T. and James r. Cal
vert are arranging to enlarge the ca
paclty OF the greenhouse on thei
ranch in the Hot Springs addition. |
is understood that they have diclde'
TO double the size OF the presen
structure, which will make It h'
largest building OF Its character Il
this portion OF the Arkansas valley
Tho Messrs. Calvert are convince,
that there Is a demand in Denver
Colorado Springs. and Pueblo 10
all OF the hot house vegetables the,
are able to produce.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
Saturday.

Miss Leah saudusky of SaIida. has
been here the greater part OF the week
visiting Canon City friends. She came
down on Monday to attend the COM
mencement exercises at Mt St Schoi-
astica's academy.
Sherman Lewis. OF Denver is Wis
iting Donall Montgomery of 1902 Mac
on. for an indefinite length Of time
John Burnside and family Of Gar
den City. Kansas. and Miss Margaret
Burnside of Monmouth. Illinois, are
visitors at the wrights on South 12th
street. Lincoln Park.
Rev Sewer and family passed
through Salida on No. Wednesday
on their way TO Buena Vista from
Canon City where they will spend the
summer. Mr.. sevier occupied his ten
minute visit In shaking hands with
Salida friends assembled at the depot.
-Salida Record.
Mrs S. NJ. Harland and sons. Har-
aid and Kenneth, OF Iidianan. are here
visiting Mrs. Hariand's sister. Mrs.
Hoeney.
Rev. p. c. Crutchneld has tender
ed his resignation to the Mt Olive
Baptist church and will preach his
farewell sermon Sunday. Rev. Crutch-
field has been called to tho Second
Baptist church OF Cheyenne. Wyoming
where he was pastor two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. X. Kohlman of Del
tn are here for short visit with Can
on City friends. They are on their
way home from Colorado Springs
whore they attended the waters-Hol-
man wedding on Wednesday of this
week.
Mrs. John Ford og Dubuque. Town
mot her cousin, Mrs. James uoushn
Of saiida here At the commencement
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
few days motoring trip to Canon City

few days motoring trip to Canon City
with Mrs. Glen Christy of Denver
Colorado Springs Gazette.
There will be preaching services at
the Hillside school house Sunday,
June 25th, both morning and evening,
by Rev. 8. H. Sperry of Canon City.
The administration of the Lords sup
per will be observed at the close of
the morning service.
Mrs. O. S. Hinton of Denver was In
our city today looking up members Of
the Modern Brotherhood of America.
She expects soon organize a lodge
here of that name. Mrs. Hinton was
very successful in Florence, having
organized a lodge there Of eigthy-five
members.
Mrs. Emily T. Fowler. of the Mail.
went down to Canon City on No. 16
Wednesday night to be with her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth, during COM
mencement OF the Mount st. Scholast-
ica's Academy. Miss Francis Sulli-
van, of Salida, is receiving her diplo-
ma from that Institution this week.
Other Salida people present at the ex-
--.s..- .,-h< ,-apf dau-n IN NJ vas
terday morning, are: Mesdames John
Sweeny and daughter, Miss Anna;
James Gaughan and daughter, Miss
Agnes; John Demphy and daughter,
Miss Mildred, Geo. Curtis, Ada Jen-
nigs, and Joseph McDonald-Salida
Record
Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Singer went to Colorado
Springs and Manitou this morning
] where he will be in attendance at the
convention of the Colorado Pharmacal
Association which meets there this
week Mr.. Singer goes as a delegate
and says he is going down to get ac-
quainted. This wont be hard thing
for Frank to do for he is already one
OF the best kknown men in the state.
Mr.. p. H. Wilson and wife of Tope-
ka, Kansas. are spending a few days
here and are immensely enjoying all
the big sights about here.
Mrs. Charles Seibert returned to her
home in Denver this morning after
spending a very pleasant week at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
II. Jones. in Lincoln Park.
Cy Patten. mayor of victo- and
treasurer of Teller county. was a Wis
tor in town on Monday. Mr.. Paxton 1:
an old Canon City boy and was fol
years engaged in the hardware bus
mess here,
Mr. Guy L. Hardy went to la Junts
this morning to attend to few bust
ness matters. He viii return Wed.
nesday afternoon on train No. 5.
Mrs. VIM Pape and son. f. a Pape
finding it too warm in the wilds oi
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22

Tor rent. a piano in good condition
Mrs. jenkins. 31s North Third. 1854
Cañon City record., 1911-06-22
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Nc.ars Public-W. B. Rowland. 5aS
AlIin street. Record offics.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-29
JUAREZ ! LAWYER
BOOSTED FOR
GOVERNOR
Felipe Seijas May Be a Can
didate-Orozco Said to
Be Ineligible.

Felipe Siejas, a Juarez yawyer, is
being talked Of as possible and a
strong candidate for governor of the
state of Chihuahua at the coming cleo
ton. The political clubs in Juarez are
considering him favorably, and the peo-
pie Of the city generally. will support
him.
Siejas is a native of the state of
Chihuahua and is highly educated
man and well able to handle the af-
fairs of state should he elected
Candidates Numerous.
Another man who has stepped into
the field in the race for the COVER
norship in the state of Chihuahua is
Aurielana Gonzalez. Mr. Gonzalez is
also a lawyer and an able man, but as
he is not a native of the state of Chi
huahua it is believed this will be held
against him.
1t is not certain whether Abram Con-
Gonzalez. the present provisional gov
ernor of the state will run or not,.as
Emilio Vasquez Gomez minister O.
government has issued a statement,
recommending that the present pro-
yisional governors Of the various states
of Mexico should not be candidates
If Abram Gonzalez Is to run, he will
on account of the minister's order, be
compelled to resign as the present pro-
Yisional governor before the election
is held.
Orozco Is Ineligible.
Pascual Orozco is being boosted as
candidate for the governorship by
several people, but mostly in the city
Of Chihuahua. A manifesto addressed TO
the people of Chihuahua, and signed
by several of the prominent men of
that city was distributed about Juarez,
Wednesday night, telling the people
to support Pascual Orozco at the com
ing election for governor. Orozco, II
Is believed, Is not eligible for the po-
sition of governor, as he is not yet
80 years of age, and the constitution
of the state requires the governor to
be at least that old
Madero Agreed On.
The Juarez political clubs agree as
to francisco l. Madero as their choice
for the nomination for president, but
will probably work against DR.. Fran
cisco Vasquez Gomez as his running
mate. In his stead Jose NJ. Pine
Suarez. who was member of Maderos
provisional cabinet, will be supported
for the position.
Juan n. Medina and DR.. Rodarte, of
Juarez, are still the only men in the
field in Juarez for the position of mu-
nicipal chief of the city, and their
nomination will probably be made at
the meeting of the clubs next Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-29

Real Estate Trust company, told ths
committee yesterday that former presi-
dent Roosevelt had lost his preference
for big game" in not prosecuting the
sugar officials IN that case.
Have you ever had any trouble with
Mr.. ROOSEVELT" asked chairman Hard-
wick today.
None at all. I voted for him twics
and stumped for him. and when wrote
to him about this case was sure some-
thing would be done"
Never had any communication with
him SINGER"
mo, sir. I never met Mr.. Roosevelt
but once since I left Harvard and that
was at the white house. He asked ne
II my career in Harvard had done ne
any good. I told him I did not know.
Then in that peculiar enunciation
which he possesses, he told something
to me IN Latin. which I could not by
any chance understand Being ex-
amined in Latin by the president OF the
United States made me feel silly, so
smiled and the president slapped ms
on the back and said:
81 see you understand which. OF
course, I did not. but by smiling IL
made him think So That's the only
conversation I remember having had
with Roosevelt IN many years"
The president of the United States
relied on his law officer for advicei
and there is no evidence before this
committee that the president acted
from improper motives don't agree
with the opinion OF the attorney gen
eraL am one of these people OF Kan
sas, who still believe in the int gritty
of Mr. Roosevelt"
DO you have any doubt that Mr..
Roosevelt was sincere opponent Of
the immoral practices OF great organi-
zations of capital?' asked representa-
tive Hines
IT would rather not answer that
question" said Mr. Earle.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-29
DOCTORS MAY GO
NEXT TO CHICAGO
Officers Are Elected and
Papers on Diseases
Are Read.

Los Angeles, Calf, June 29.-The
National Medical association elected its
officers today for the ensuing year, as
did also eleven different sections of the
association.
Many addresses were made today at
the sectional meetings. In the depart
ment of surgeons, DIR. F. A. Jones, of
Omaha, read a paper on Spinal Frac-
lures" and Dr. F. w. Andrews of Chicago
told the surgeons of his new methods for
closing wounds.
Dr. B. H. Beebe, of New York ex-
planned the Experimental and clinical
studies of modified vaccine treatment OF
infection in animal and man" and many
physicians spoke on the effect of alcohol
on the human system.
Chicago viii probably secure the 1912
convention.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-29
THIRTEEN-YEAR-O GIRL
WANTED TO GO TO DOUGLAS


Cecilia Jackson, the 1Syearold daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jackson,
Of 125 Leon street, returned to her
home Wednesday morning about 10
o'clock after having wandered around
over the mesa all Wednesday night.
The little girl is said to have had a
desire to return to her home in Doug
las, Ariz., and with this idea in view
she packed a grip during the absence
of her parents Wednesday morning,
about Il o'clock, and ran away. Size
went into the business district and
asked many people the direction to
Douglas, and it is thought that she
boarded an Arizona street car at late
hour Wednesday night, as she was
observed by a milkman at o'clock
Thursday morning one block from the
end Of that car line
All day Wednesday, after missing
the little girl, the distracted parents
wandered over the mesa searching for
her. At late hour Wednesday night
they reported the matter to police
headquarters, and then returned to
their search.
Thursday morning when informed by
the officers that they had not located
the daughter, the parents once more
returned to their search and finally
found her
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-29
CLoUDCROFT GUESTS
VISIT BOY SCOUTS
Latter Have Own Cherry
Tree at Mountain
Park.

Cloudcroft, n. NJ, June 2S.-The Boy
Scouts encamped at Mountain Park are
enjoying themselves immensely. They
have organized a baseball club and
have a daily game in the alfalfa field
near High Rolls. Mr.. Cadwallader, the
Wizard of Mountain Park" has given
the Scouts the largest cherry tree In
his orchard for their use. Friday night
they will give an entertainment to
which every one is invited. They will
soon have a track meet at which prizes
consisting OF candy and jackknives will
be given. At the boys daily shoot some
very good shots are made.
The first concert Of the season was
held at the Lodge. Several Of the
guests played and sang and every one
had a very enjoyable time.
Registered at the Lodge; Mr. and
Mrs c. Allen. Tucumcari; w. F. Moore,
silver City, n. NJ; T. B. Grace. Ell Paso.
Texas; Mrs. Kirck and family, Chihua-
bua: H. Sloschi, c. Juarez.
Geo. G. Sauer has arrived In Cloud
croft and viii remain some time with
his family.
Miss Ora NJ. L. Slater has returned to
FL Paso after spending a week as the
guest of her sister. Mrs. H. ID. Slater
at '"Cabin Jonimac.
Mrs. Baker anu Miss Eileen Baker
have returned to FL Paso after spend
ing a month in Cloudcroft.