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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

paper.
How would you go through a
railroad passenger car and take
up all the tickets in the fewest
steps and in the shortest time to
get all the tickets? There is one
right way, called the standard
way, that is used by nearly all
conductors, because the work has
been counted in advance OF
them.
The conductor who knows the
standard way enters the forward
door and takes up the tickets of
the passenger who sits on the side
seat in the left-hand corner of the
car. He moves up on step and is
IN front of four passengers, two in
each of the first pair of seats. The
nearest seat is on the left, and
he takes these nearest tickets
first and then steps to the right
and takes the tickets OF the pas
sengers sitting in the righthand
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Instead of one line zoo feet Iona
have two 1OO-foot lines, or, better
still, four 25-foot lines"
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
Saturday.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. jackson came
up from Canon City to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. ~ Foss during the en-
campment Mr. Jackson was former
ly in tho lumber business in this city.
-sallda Record.
C. W. Darby came up from Canon
City Wednesday afternoon to Join his
wife during the encampment-Sal Salida
Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. stroh and Miss
Anna staiburg OF Percy. Illinois. are
visiting the Preston family on East
Mason avenue Mrs. stroh and Mrs.
Preston are sisters.
T. NJ Howell. the popular agent for
tho Aegis Life Insurance company.
spent Thursday and Friday in Canon
City renewing ole associations. Mr..
Howell returned to Denver this morn
ing.
Miss Wilma Paxton of East Canon
who has Just completed a successful
years work at the University Of COL
orado at Boulder. returned to her
home Friday night to spend the va
cation period.
A party OF Colorado Springs peo-
pie, headed by Messrs. Carpenter and
Center, will arrive here this evening
to spend Sunday in Canon City. They
will make the trip overland in auto
mobiles, and. while In town, will be
registered at the strathmore hotel.
NJ. r. Geraghty and z. d. Barnhardt
came home yesterday from Salida
where they have been in attendance
at tho annual encampment OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic for the
department OF Colorado and Wyom-
ing since the first of the week. They
conform the reports received here a
couple of days ago Of a good time in
Salida and generous hospitality and
treatment on tho part OF its citizens.
A party OF tourists and pleasure
seekers from Chicago will arrive here
this evening for a several days visit.
They have heard OF the scenic attrac-
tons Of Canon City district and arc
coming here to ascertain at first hand
whether the reports that havs roach
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

ed them are exaggerated or not. In
the party will be Ed Schrann r. L.
Downs and ]. A. Peterson. During
their stay in town they will be guests
at the Strathmore hotel.
The following delegates from U. s.
Grant Circle, No. 10. Ladies of the
G. A. r., to the recent department en-
campment at Salida, returned to Can
on City on Friday, after having been
almost royalty entertained: Mrs. e.
D. williams, Mrs Gladys Corey, Miss
Amanda Gibbs and Miss Maud At
kinson.
Monday.
Mr.. C. A Burkhardt returned to his
home in Kansas City Sunday after
spending week with his wife and
daughter. Sarah, and with DR.. Apper-
son, his brother-in-law, who are
spending the summer in this city.
Miss Margaret Mackenzie returned
home on Sunday from Colorado
Springs where she has been a student
at Colorado co'ege during the past
year.
Mrs. B. E. Harl, who has been at
Liberty, MMissouri. during the past
year where her son. Maple. has been
student at William Jewell college, is
expected here soon to spend the sum-
mer.
Miss Madeline clighorn is expected
10 return to Canon with her brother
VIII who has been visiting the folks
in Littleton for the past three or four
days. Miss Cleghoru will. perhaps.
remain in the city for week or more.
Miss Rachel NJ Hutchinson spent
the latter part of last week visiting
with friends in Great Bend. Kansas.
From that place she goes to Memo
monte. Wisconsin. for somewhat ex-
tended visi, with relatives there.
Rowland Armstrong and sisters left
last week from Buena Vista where
they will spend several days before
going to the Armstrong cottage az
Twin lakes for the summer. They will
be Joined later by their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. ] Armstrong.
Maple HarI. who returned to Can
on City one day last week from his
collegiate studies at William Jewel
college at Liberty. Missouri. left on
Saturday for Buena Vista where he
will join the Armstrong; on their an
nual camping and fishing outing.
The annual picnic OF the Sunday
school of the First Methodist church
will be held at Alta Vista on the line
OF the Florence & Cripple Creek rail-
road on Thursday. June 22nd. A spe-
cIal train will be chartered for the oc-
casIop. and. II is expected. several
hundred will make the trip. The train
will mako the run from Alta Vista
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

down to Cramer in the afternoon
where game Of base ball will be
played.
Dr. r. E. Holfes, wife and little son,
Rayner. have been spending the past
week with friends in Hartsell.
Mrs. Harry Brown. who has been
spending the past week with friends
in Denver, writes her husband here
that she will go up Bear Creek, among
the mountains to spend this week.
Mrs. Boyd Gatewood of Las Vegas,
New Mexico. who has been here for
several weeks visiting her parents.
Senator and Mrs. NJ. y. Lines, return
ed home a few days ago.
Mrs. Esther White and daughter,
Miss Helen. arrived here from Bould-
er a few I~ys ago and will occupy
their house at sO4 Rudd ave. for the
summer. Mrs. White is one of the
teachers in the Boulder schols.
Harry Dunn. who has been connect
ed with the hospital department of
the penitentiary for the past year or
more, left this afternoon on No. for
New York from which place he will
sail on the 21st of June for Panama
He has fine government position
there.
Miss Dorothy Downs is planning on
leaving the latter part OF the week
for the western coast where she will
spend the rest of June and all of July.
She will return to Canon the middle
of August and then go to Chicago
where she will buy her fall line of
hats.
Miss Jessie Craig spent Sunday in
Florence as the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Harry Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W E Galley and lit
tie son and DR.. and Mrs. Ashley went
to Hartsell on Sunday in an auto and
are expected to return this evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Carrier and children
arrived Sunday afternoon from their
home in Santa Rita New Mexico.
where the Doctor IS now company
physician for large smelling con-
cern. They viii remain in Canon
city possibly this week.
Mrs. NJ. S. Reynolds returned on
Sunday Afternoon from Denver where
she has been spending the week with
friends. During her visit Mrs. Rayn-
olds saw Ethel barrymore in The
Twelve Pound Look" and Alice Sit by
the Fire. Miss Madeline will remain
during this week with friends in the
capitol city.
A number OF ladies' gave a compli-
mentary picnic at the City park Fri
day evening 10 Miss Laura Abersold.
who left on Saturday to spend the
summer with her parents at Rochest-
er, New York. Most OF those in at
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
FIVE

venes tomorrow morning. There is
laisJ number of criminal and COM
mon law cases to be heard and court
is likely to be in session the remaind-
er of the current month. perhaps.
longer. There are dozen or more
prisoners in the county Jail whose
fate will be determined at the forth
coming term of court.
W. T. Wallace took Mr.. and Mrs.
Dozier in his car across to Colorado
Springs this afternoon to attend the
Waters wedding
T. L. Shumard of Bethany, Missouri,
is a recent arrival in Canon City; hay-
ing come here on combined business
and pleasure trip. He is favorably
impressed with the community and
will remain here if he finds something
tn interest him in a financial way
The special train on the Denver <
Rio Grande for Pueblo on account OF
the Colorado State Sunday Schol Con-
vention at o'clock this morning car
ried a large number of Canon City
people. The convention is largely at
tended by Sunday school workers
from all over the state and the pro-
gram is one of unusual interest A
delegation of eastern people en- route
to the International Sunday Schol
convention at San Francisco are TAX
ing part in the proceedings.
Miss Alma Zengle and Miss Hall
were visiting in Texas Creek on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Green of Bata-
via, Illinois, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Curtis
L. E Moody, of the Hoosier market.
will leave on Thursday for six
months visit to his former home a.
Lynn, Indiana. Mr. Moody own some
valuable farming property back there
and the trip is made partly for the
purpose OF looking after it
Miss valeria overman left last
night for the East, where she will
make a two months visit in Kansas
and Oklahoma.
Miss Regina McGovern and Miss
Minnie Looney entertained fourteen
young ladies last night in honor OF
Miss Eva Zengle who is to be married
soon to Mr.. Albert C. Schaefer of Fou
Du Lac. Wisconsin. The guests. after
meeting at the apartments of the hos
tess were taken to the Majestic Thea
tire and from there to Nelson's where
delicious lunch was served
Mrs. Trevor a Addinsell went to
Pueblo this morning on No. 10 to
meet his mother and sister who are
coming from London. England. to Wis
it with him during the summer
| months.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

Park Ave. While here they were TAX
en- to the top of the Royal Gorge, and
were very much impressed with the
beauty of the scenery. They pro-
nounce Canon City as near garden
of Eden as any place could be.
Theo Shoemaker left this morning
for Pawneee City, Nebraska, on a bus
ness trip that will occupy several
days.
Miss Gertie Hall. of Del Norte, VINO
has been teaching in South Forks the
past nine months, is visiting friends
and relatives. She will remain sew
eral weeks. then return to Del Norte.
From there she goes to Denver where
she will remain until September when
she again returns to South Forks.
T. NJ Harding, Sr.. E. G. Bettis and
Mr. and Mrs. A. l. Taylor left this
afternon on a fishing trip to the Twin
lakes. near Leadville. Mr.. Harding
had planned fishing trip to the Gun
nison river this week, but learning
that the waters OF that stream and
most OF its tributaries were out of the
banks and overfowing the adjacent
iowIands, was compelled to abandon
II
A l.. Cartwright, who recently came
to Canon City from Oklahoma to take
a position as head miller at the plant
of the Peerless Milling company. will
go to Pueblo on Saturday for the pur-
pose OF meeting his wife and family.
who have been visiting in Caldwell.
Kansas. for some time past. and es-
corting them here. Mr.. and Mrs. Cart
wright will reside on Pike avenue. be-
TWEEN Fifth and Sixth streets.
DR.. X. C. sapero. the Eye. Nose and
Ear Specialist. at the Denton Hotel
for couple OF days.
Mrs. W. A. Watson left yesterday
morning for Decatur. Illinois. where
she will visit for an Indefinite period
She stopped at Pueblo while on her
way SO that she ai!sh; be in attend
ance at the graduation exercises Of
Centennial High School where her
niece. Mss Dorothy Watson. received
her diploma this year. Mr.. and Mrs.
willis A Watson. Jr. accompanied Mrs
Watson to Pueblo.
Mrs NJ NJ. Campbell OF Denver stop
ped OF here on Thursday for few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. s.
Bowlby. at 5is Harrison avenue. while
on her way home from the recent en-
eampment OF the department C. A. X
and Its auxiliary organizations at sa-
nda.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15

tendance were classmates of Miss
Abersold at the First Presbyterian
Sunday school,
Mr.. ]. ]. Armstrong is on the way
to Denver today for an E. NJ. F. car
which he has already sold TO cit
izen of Canon City. He will return
tomorrow.
Miss Wylie, who has been here for
a month or more visiting her sister
in-law, Mrs. NJ. NJ Wylie. left this
morning for Wyman, Iowa, where she
will be the guest of relatives and
friends for several weeks before re-
a missionary for many years among
Levant Miss wylie, who hae been
the people of Syria, will sail from
New York for Constantinople August
fifteenth.
Mr.. Roland Armstrong and his sis
ters, the Misses Leila, Fern and Elsie,
with their aunt, Miss Margaret Arm
strong, went to Buena Vista the lat
ter part of last week and will spend
a good share of the summer at Cot
tonwood Lake.
All the merchants should remem-
l.,
flag day and are requested to hang
out their flags on that OCCASION. Cap
tain" W. W. Wallace is making an
earnest effort to inform everyone per
sonally but there are some that he
may not be able to see and this no.
tice will perhaps help to inform
them.
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
Tuesday.

Mrs. E. d. Meyers. of Topeka,
Kansas. is visiting for a few weeks
with Mrs. Ashby and Mrs Frisbie. at
4Os River.
The regular meeting o, the wom-
ans Relief Corps viii be held We'd
nesday afternoon and large attend
ance OF members is desired. Matters
Of special Importance will be consid-
cred and all are urged to be present
Mrs. Lafe Combs and daughter. Mrs.
II. r Audley. OF Seattle. Washington,
went to Cripple Geek this morning
where they will remain until FRIDAY
as the guests of the formers sister,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Audley will leave
for her home on the Pacific coast next
Tuesday.
Marriage licenses were Issued from
the county clerks office on Monday
10 George A. heed OF brdnu NahOh'
Coconino county. Arizona, and Miss
Mabel Manning OF San Francisco, Cal
ifornia. To Roy Smith and Miss Liz
zie B. Wright, both of Pueblo.
Wednesday.
Judge C. A. willin arrived here
from Fairplay this afternoon and will
preside at the June term of the Fre-
mont county district court. which con-
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
Thursday.

Thursday.
Miss Alberta Miller arrived home
the first of the week from her school
duties w. the Agricultural school at
Fort Collins.
Mrs. Sinnock and son William Of
Newark, New Jersey left on Wednes-
day for Wagon Wheel Gap where they
will spend the summer months in an
effort to recuperate the sons health.
Mrs. Raynalds went to Denver this
morning to spend a few days with
friends. Miss Madeline accompanied
her.
Lawrence Raynalds and Marvin
Smith are home from Colorado Col
lege and last night participated in
the ,eesbyterian-Catholic game.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Collins. who will
be met here by Mr. and Mrs.Archie
White, OF Denver. will leave Thurs
lay evening for two weeks vaca-
ion and fishing trip over in the vicin-
~ OF Lake City. They expect to
iave an enjoyable time.
George Patsason. son-in-law OF the
ate Augustus Macon. died Mt his home
a Denver last week and his body
sas cremated there on Friday. the
econd inst Mr.. Patterson. previous
his marriage TO Miss Tiliie Macon.
-as a resident OF Montreal. Canada.
ince then he has made his home in
|enver
Mrs. c. n. Kittell and daughter left
nis afternoon for months visit
Kansas City and some of the small
r Kaneas towns
Miss Sartor and Miss Mary Wood
parted the frst of the week for
Lifornia where they will spend the
mmef These ladies. during the
nter months. opcraa a very sue
ssful boarding house on Main
rect They spend the hot summer
pnths in the west.
Mr. and Mrs. T, S. Underwood. late
Independence. Kansas. arrived here
Wednesday with the Intention OF
king their home In Canon City.
Underwood is a bookkceper by
,fession and was city clerk at In
pendence for a considerable period
fore coming TO Colorado.
Friday.
rhe infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Conan. of 122 Park avenue. Lin
park. died Thursday morning.
funeral was held at the family
ne at , O'Clock this afternoon with
'. o. S. Reed. pastor of the First
-istian church. conducting the ser
). Interment was at Lakeside cem-
~.
hr and Mrs. Frank Archer OF Pu-
are visiting friends and relatives
week.
e. Wilson I'D Dr. r. f Holmes
a few days ago on q fishing trip
Hartsell in Park county. They
10 the trip by automobile and were
ed at destination by Z. f. Jewctt.
travelled there by rail. Some fine
hes of trout are reported To have
made in the vicinity of Hartseil
ng the last ten days or two weeks.
r. and Mrs. r. I. Blankenship and
ly OF Lynchburg. Virginia, arriv-
n Canon City from the east this
rnon and, will remain here during
summer Mr.. Blankenship had
in correspondence with Secre-
Maddox of the business mems
citation for some time and was
cod e como here by the adver-
3 matter sent him.
Emma Acker OF Lincoln PARK
Tuesday afternoon for Omaha
o sbo expects to spend some lit
me visiting friends and relatives.
will also visit in Iowa before re-
ng. -
L. FeyI left Wednesday for sa-
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

NcVry Public-W. b. Rowland. 523
Main street. Record office
Cañon City record., 1911-06-15
Parasols

A complete line for ladies and
children; prices right.
Chlldrcn's, 15c, 2Sc, SSc, and 50c.
Misses, -. b0c, 5Sc, and $780,.
Ladies'i e1.00s S1.sS, &l.sa ts.00
and X&.k0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07
MANCHESTER

Miss Vera Beanc Of Fairfield was
the guest of her parents. Mr. ana
Mrs Edgar Became Of Readfield, Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Among the Sunday visitors at the
Scribper farm Were Mr.. and Mrs.
Emery Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs e. p.
Hewitt and sons. Merritt and Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Bartlette and
daughters, Margaret and Irene, Mr.
and Mrs. Maybury Birch and daugh-
ter, Flosse and Mr. Holmes of Angus
ta; c. c. Putnam and son, J Edward
Putnam Of Winthrop: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Jackson and Mrs Lizzie Worth
ing and little son William.
Miss Emery who has been assisting
Mrs. Ella jackson with her sewing
returned home, sunday.
Mrs. Grace Parsons passed Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Joseph
F'ifcld.
Mr.. Cummings of Winthrop has
bought the hay on the farm of Mrs
Lizzie Weston of Mt Vernon ana his
men are pressing it.
Il. H. Thomas who received charge
of a shot from the gun Of Kenneth
Lee, Oct u, is slowly improving and
is able II sit up short time each day.
George Tibbetts was thrashing the
grain last week fer Edgar Beane.
Farmers have improved the fine
weather this fall and have their crops
ell harvested and are busy looking
after the stock getting the young cat
| tie home from distant pastures and
| battening and banking for winter.
NORTH-Mrs. Andrew Dudley, Bel
grade was a visitor, Saturday, of Mrs
F. b. Robinson.
| Mrs Elizabeth Hall passed Friday
| as the guest of Mrs, b. p Winsiow.
2 NJ. Dudley purchased two fine
COWS of Belgrade parties last week.
Mrs NJ. :. F'ifield and daughter-in-
| law. Mrs. II. G. Fifeld We're business
| callers. Saturday. in augusta.
Erwin w. Lord passed the week END
| vacation with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. w f. Lord.
| Mrs. E. NJ. Dudley. was a caller.
| Saturday. of Chauncey w. Fifield.
Mrs. John Knhwles has returned
home after an absence of nearly three
| months passed with her children liz
| Augusta.
| NORTH-Roy Cottle and Perry
Caldwell ATTENDED the concert siver
by the II. II. s. Athletic Association at
Hallowell last saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07
The Cat and the Fiddle.

Announced for appearance in this
city, NOV. ~, at the Opera house. is
Chas. \. Selon's Merry musical En-
travaganza, The Cat and The Fiddle
This is the first of its kind since the
Hanlons Superba and Fautasma and
is being welcomed as a decided relief
from the stereotyped musical comedy
Ghas 4. Sellon is the first to exploit
the rich field of musical extravaganza
in late years and he has been meet
ing with very gratifying success il
all parts of the country. One not
only is entertained with up-to-date
popular music. songs. dances and
clever Jokes galore but besides all
these good things. countless wonderful
tricks. startling Illusions. unaeeount-
able appearances and disa ppearances
and beautiful transformations crowd
the stage of The Cat and The Fid-
die during its twenty scenes Indeed
one feels as if one had been trans
ported to a veritable fairyland and
leave the theater at the close Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07
AMUSEM ENTS.
At the Opera House.

The big laugh sensation. "F'lirta
ton" introducing LeFeVre and ST
John made sure hit yesterday after
noon in their initial performance. tie
critics pronouncing il Il success
tGeir dialogue is clean, witty anG
bright, their songs and incidental mu-
sic taueful and catchy, and the en-
tire act would hold a feature position
on any strong bill. Another act that
might be called production is that
of the musical Thatchers. introducing
tie Blind Thatcher and his accomp-
lished daughter The act is beautiful
Il set with special scenery and cleo
tlical effects adding greatly to the
artistic effect The ansfulmation
scene at tie close Of the act, pre-
senting the Holy city as a elosin}
number was fine bit of entertain
ment Tie Thatchers are finished
musicians with big variety of novel
musical instruments. The big audi
ence present will undoubtedly witness
the act = second time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07
Gov. Hoch Sale BEGINS Today.

The advance reserved seat sale for
Gov. Hoch's lecture. "A Message from
Kansas" to be delivered in City Hall
next Thursday evening. begins at nine
o'clock this morning at Burns Drug
Store in this city and at the store of
J. c. Whittier & Co. Hallowell. Sub
scription season ticket coupons can be
exchanged for reserved seat tickets at
that time.
Gov Hoch OF Kansas has the repu-
tation Of being the finest speaker now
before the American public Augusta
is very fortunate to be the first city
in Maine to secure this famous lee
turer. who not only commands one Of
the highest prices given to public
speakers, but makes very few engage
ments.
His power over an audience is said
to be remarkable, and his lectures
have rever failed to arouse the great
est enthusiasm
As the sale of subscription season
tickets has been unusually large. per-
sons wishing for the most desirable
seats will do we'll to secure them early.
There are seven hundred soc. reserved
seats in addition t. the usual number
of 75c. seats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07
TO SHRINK A FLESHY.
FLABBY, 6LoATED FACE,
d''rom Happy Home,1

The woman whose face has a
bloatcd appearance at times. particu-
larly upon arising. az we'll as she
whose face is permanently over
Heshy or fabby, should use the saxo-
lite solution This is made by dis
solving ! %. powdered saxolite in
z pint witch hazel, inexpensive in
gradients which any druggist can
supply. Use as a wash lotion. There
is nothing better 10 reduce the face
To a normal condition. The loose
skin shrinks. basginess and wrinkles
are ironed out. Not only does the
effect quickly show in ones improved
but there is also u COM
Portable feeling of firmness and
This treatment is far superior to
The latter, as matter of
fact, can afford but temporary relief
ana it's continuance tends to break
down the muscular tissue and aggra-
vate the trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-07

Nike Medini, on of the members IF
the caretakers' force at the State
House. mad very narrow escape,
Monday morning, from serious ac-
cident. because of a fall which he had
on the second floor of the building.
He was engaged at the time in clean
ing the glass in the front of case
containing flags which stands near the
door of the State treasurer's Office
and was using : tall ste2-ladder for
the purpose The case is narrow at
the base and iii some way it tipped
and fell over toward the stairs. TAX
ing tie step-laadel aud young Medini
with it. The Young man WIS thrown
against the stair rail, the step-ladder
was broken against it and the glass
in the case was shivered into thou
sands of pieces. Mr.. Medini received
slight cut or the forehead and a
cut about an inch long on the right
hand, from the flying glass, but 9th
erwise was not injured, and was able
to return 20 work after the cut on his
hand had been dressed.