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Arizona republican., 1911-11-14
Too Much for the Enqlish.

I was out with a party Of English
and American friends the other day
We had organized a river picnic in
search of sylvan glades and cool
breezes.
The belle OF the party was a lovely
young American lady, very Edith
Of the swans neck" She held the
audience with original portrayals OF
the free American woman's way OF
doing.
A fine stalwart Briton, who saw all
his protective instincts thwarted, and
who wages war against the suffra
gettes, broke out at last with stern
disapproval. IF you were my sister,
he observed, Il would have you shut
up under lock and key"
There was an appalling pause
We'll, / guess" said that American,
that you know your sister,"
The American half of the company
were convulsed and / began to won.
der if the English really lack humor
Black and White
Arizona republican., 1911-11-14
PLACE FOR FASHION HINTS
Policeman's Wife Rejoices Over His
Promotion to the Fifth
70 Avenue Squad.

When 1t was reported that the cross
street policeman had been promoted
to the Fifth avenue squad the police
mans wife declared that she was the
happiest woman in New York.
"Oh, ii isn't the salary" she said
nor the honor | don't know whether
he will get any more money or not
and as for the honor, he had enough
of that where he was. But the fash
ions; just think of the hints he will
pick up on them. For the last five
years l have been sick with envy OF
the Fifth avenue policemen's wives
every time | went to policeman's
ball They looked so chic. When
asked where they got their ideas they
said
why, from my husband. of
course. He is right in the center of
fashion, and he takes notes and comes
home and tells me things. Then when
| get my clothes made up he can COM
pare me with the women he sees
every day and tell whether / look
just right or not
Now it is my turn to crow. My
husbands eye for clothes is as keen
as any mans, and there won't be
much in the way of style that will
escape him. Oh. yes, no doubt ne will
be kept pretty busy managing the
traffic, but you can trust him to find
out how the new clothes are made, just
the same"
Arizona republican., 1911-11-14
A Tennessee Romance.

A st. Louis man went down into
Tennessee the other day to fresher
memories of his youth. In the course
of looking up everybody he called
upon an old negro nanny who is 3
fixture upon the place.
What's new, nanny" he asked.
well, Marse Bob, they amt nc
nuthin' new 'cept Nellie's gwin marry
Lee" she said.
THAT trifiing niger Lee, nanny?
How did that happen?"
''Ah don know, Marse Bob. You
see. Nellie's got a home an stove,
an falls comm on. All 'spects that
3igger Lees jes' fixin' to battle the
winter. Marse Bob."-St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-14

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Try Republican Want Ads for re-
suit.
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Payee and Purpose
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Public Instruction September %.
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Cañon City record., 1911-07-13

and found his clothing there. Search
was at once instituted to find him.
and, on going into the water. he was
discovered lying on the bottom of the
pool directly under the bar on which
he had been swinging.
The body was taken from the water
and every means known to his friends
employed for its resuscitation, but
without result A physician was sum-
moned and pronounced life extinct,
after which the remains were taken
to Florence to be prepared for burial.
No one saw Mr.. Levitt fall into the
water and whatever struggle he made,
IL any to save himself from drowning
was unobserved by those about him.
Jimmy Wilson OF Florence, who was
one of the party in the pool, called
to him while he was swinging on the
horizontal bar and asked him IL he
needed any help In getting down,
to which negative answer was re-
turned. 1t was, perhaps, fifteen or
twenty minutes later before it was
noticed that he was missing and the
search for him begun.
Levitt was unmarried and carried
a policy of five thousand dollars in
the New York Life Insurance company.
which was issued to him a couple Of
months ago. His father and three
sisters, besides a multitude of friends,
are left to mourn his untimely demise.
Levitt was six feet tall and possessed
an exceptionally fine physique. One
of his sisters. Mrs. J. H. Iathy, resides
in Pueblo; the other two live in Sa-
Ida and Segunda respectively.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
LOST HIS LIFE AT
THE NATAT0R|UM
Edward w. Levitt, of Florence, Drowned
Tuesday Night IN Seven Feet of
Water.

Edward w. Levitt of Florence was
drowned at the Natatorium here short
ly after o'clock Tuesday night while
bathing with party of friends from
that city. In company with a number
of associates Mr.. Levitt drove up from
Florence early in the evening and had
been in the water for, perhaps, an
hour and half when the unfortunate
occurrence took place.
Mr.. Levitt was twenty-six years of
age and was overscer for the Boston
Land & Cattle company, a concern
having extensive interests in south
ern and central Colorado. He had
been in its employ ten years and was
regarded as an exceptionally capable
man in his particular line of work.
Until about six months ago he was in
company's business in the South Park
country; since then he has been look
ing after its affairs in the vicinity
OF Florence
Mr. Levitt was unable to swim and
he was repeatedly warned by Super
intended Mad Madison of the Nata-
torium to avoid deep water on account
of the danger of drowning. After
wading about in the pool for some
time he climbed up to a horizontal
bar, five or six feet above the surface
Of the water. and is supposed to have
become dizzy, 1t not unconscious, while
swinging on it and dropped into sew
en- feet of water and drowned before
his friends knew what had happened.
Mr.. Levitt was not missed until his
companions went to his 'essing room
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
r. F. Perrine.

Surrounded by densely wooded
ridges and resting peacefully
in its pretty little valley lies Chandler,
the best arranged camp of all the
camps, just five miles from Canon
City. It's proximity to the county
seat makes it's citizens better known
here from the fact that, they are seen
more often upon our streets.
Clean and broad and as level as
a floor the thoroughfares of this
splendid little town are excellent mod
els for Canon City or any other town
of larger size to follow. The. city
fathers keep a man busy at all Times
gathering up the refuse and sweeping
the streets and it is a great delight
to roll down toward the business sec
tons over gravel as hard as any paw
ing. Chandler people are proud of
their little community and well they
might be.
The resident sections are well laid
out and the homes are various enough
in architecture to make the effect a
pleasing one to the eye. Cottages,
however, prevail throughout the town.
being relieved here and there with a
two story structure.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Miss Mary Hughart returned re-
Gently from a two weeks visit with
the family of her brother at Pueblo.
x-x-x
Ernest Lewis is so far recovered
from typhoid fever that he was able
to ride out Sunday.
MS@Ta
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones left for
San Luis Valley Saturday to visit
among relatives and friends until fall.
when they will go to Boulder at which
place Mr.. Jones expects to take up
his studies at the State University.
w-w-M
NJ. C. Gains is excavating for a new
residence on the corner OF Sherman
and Dewey.
@-~@g
Mr. Hemphill. living on the corner
of Sherman and Garfield, has recently
returned from his old home near King
man, Kansas He reports farming
crops injured to quite an extent by
the prolonged drouth.
@-g-w
Mrs. Oppenheimer OF Cripple Creek,
and Mrs. Henry Stamm of Garden
Park, were guests of Mrs. u. P. Ahart
one day last week.
x-w-~
Mrs. Ed Zimmerman OF Hiawatha,
Kans., a sister-in-law OF Mrs. Sweit-
ger, is a summer guest in the Sweitzer
home on East Sherman avenue.
M-w-@
Miss Grace Cram OF Denver Is
spending the week with Miss Nellie
StIers nElm avenue. The girls
made up a party and took picnic
drive over the new Royal Gorge road
Monday.
w-%-w
Currants and raspberries are still
going to market. and every one on
Lincoln Park is busy and happy.
Though the leaf roller has taken the
apple crop in. places the owners of
inch spots are magnanfmous enough
to be glad fofr those who touch ell
bows with loeded orchards.
x-M-M
Miss Viola Wagner. niece OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Nothwang. from Chey-
enneville. Col, is visiting them at
their home on Sherman avenue.
NM
Rev. and Mrs. Reed and Miss Galley
Of Canon City took an auto ride over
the Park Tuesday calling among
M-H-H
Mrs Mary Barnhardt has eons %
Denver 70 take special treatneot for
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
CHANDLER

Mr.. G. H. Williams who is mayor
of the town is also Superintendent
of the C. F. and l. mine which has
been working something like one
hundred and sixty men of late. The
output of the mine thus far this month
however has not been up to the av-
erage of other years, yet it is still
good and indications are that 1t will
improve as the month advances.
The mine is situated in a little
gulch below the town almost out of
sight of either the business or resi-
Dental section. This perhaps is the
reason why Chandler does not impress
one as mining town.
Mr.. Mayhall, Manager of the Colo
rado Supply company and Leslie
Damewood, his right hand man. say
that the town is not as well kept or
as busy as has been the case in past
months, but an investigation would
prove that it is as lively as one could
expect.
Social events are the chief source
of pastime and they are done up in
regular city style down there, too.
Mrs. C. H. Williams, Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
Drinnin, Mrs. Damewood. Mrs. Mozart
Lewis, Mrs. Bogardus and several 9TH
ers manage to make their husbands
keep up with the latest kinks in cocial
etiquette by giving a continual string
of dinner parties, luncheons and other
things of that description.
1t is a safe bet that If one were
to move to Chandler the life there
would be so pleasant one would not
want to leave. At least that is the
Impression one gets from even one
risit to that jolly little town.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
Ages 9 to IA years.

infiammatory rheumatism of which
she has been suffering for some time.
Miss Mcdonald, daughter from Flor
ence. Is keeping the home during her
absence, and caring for Mr. Barnhardt
who is going about on crutches
at present as the -esult of a sprained
ankle.
w-H-H
Mr.. A. F. Buchler. nephew OF Mr..
and Mrs. Chas Sweltzer. stopped on
for a weeks visit on his way home
from Colorado Springs, where he has
been for the last nine months recup-
Grating. Colorado climate has i'm
proved his health and he is return
ing to his family at New Philadelphia.
Ohio.
x-.S-%
The Epworth League OF Canon City
resolved itself into a hay rack party
and came out to the Davis home on
Sherman avenue Thursday evening
for a social and business meeting.
There were over sixty present. In
cluding orchestra music and refresh-
ments. there was no lack for the ele-
ments OF general soclalibility and the
young people had an exceptionally
good time.
x-x-w
Mr.. and Mrs. James Riskaddon OF
Elm Ave, received a recent telegram
announcing the arrival OF a baby girl
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lowrie
Kiskaddon at Los Angeues. Cal. on
July the sth. Congratulations OF their
many friends are in order. As a
proof that good fortune never comes
singly. It is worthy OF note that since
locating at Los Angeles, Mr.. Kiskad-
don has been promoted to the position
OF money order clerk for the Amer
lean Express Co.
x-w-H
t. f. Lewis. a nephew OF Mr.. VIM.
Cuthbert, has been visiting at the
home of ames Cuthbert on Grand
Ave. arriving Thursday. He comes
from st. Paul, Mimi, and is mail clerk
running on line from that point into
South Dakota. He says he can't take
time to sleep where there is SO much
beautiful scenery to take in on
short trip. They viewed the Royal
Gorge from the top Friday and start
ed at O'Clock p. IN. for moonlight
drive to Cripple Creek. returning in
time to catch Saturday night train
for Denver.
w-x-w
Rev. and Mrs. J. II. Sazel from To-
peka, Kansas. parents OF Mrs. A. r.
Romig. arrive this week for visit
It the Romig home ON Park avenue.
they will take roooms with Mrs
squirss and remain 70 enjoy our COL
'rado climate for The rest Of ths sun- J
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
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Mrs. Emma Archer has recently re-
turned from n visit with her mother
and other relatives at Omaha, Neb.
She also visited among old friends
and acquaintances at different points
in Iowa and noticed striking changes
since her sojourn there some twelve
years ago. En- route for home she
experienced at Grand Island. Neb..
on the 2sth OF June. hot winds that
burned the leaves OF trees to crisp.
and before she reached Denver. July
4. noticed frost on the railroad ties
Mrs. Archer also spent a day on her
return rtip with her son. DR.. Frank
at Idaho Springs. where he is pleas
antly located. Altogether she had n
delightful trip. but is glad to get
back to Colorado.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
LEFT ON ElKS' SPECIAL
FOR kTLANTlC.CITl

John Thomas. alternate delegate
representing Henry L. White. who wad
unable to make the trip IN account 2
his Official duties. left this morniu(
for Pueblo where he will join d
southern Colorado bunch OF the ant
iered herd" on their trip to Atlantic
City. New Jersey. to attend the Elks|
national convention. the opening ses-
sion Of which will be held next Mon
day afternoon. Judge Kent L. Eidred.
the representative from Canon City
Lodge. No. slo, to the convention. will
not go on the Official train for tho
reason that he Is desirous OF stopping
on en- route at carlInville. Illinois.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLExENT

s'Vtat6 VT ftNtL oEI ILE DEH IL
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Thurs
ton A. White. Deceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given. That on
Saturday the 18th day of August, A.
ID. 1911. at o'clock p. NJ. being one
or the regular days of the June Term
of the County Court OF Fremont
Count. In the State of Colorado, /,
Rosetta " White. Executrlx OF said
estate. Will appear before the Judge
OF said Court, present my final set
tement as such Executrix. pray the
approval OF the same. andly;iil then ap-
ply to be discharged as sifca Ecxcutrix.
Al which time and place any person
In interest may appear and present
objections to the same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Fremont
County. Colorado July 18th. 1911.
ROSETTA v. WHITE.
Executrix of the Estate of Thurston
A. White. Deceased.
First Pub July 10. 1911.
Last Pub. August 10. 1911.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13

Miss Henrietta Calder of Seattle Is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Yard. Can
on City was Miss Caider's homo 70.
. good many years and she has . host
Of friends here who will bs g'ad 70
know Of her visit
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13

Corbin Robson, former Canon
City young man, but now a practicing
attorney at Fort Morgan. il spending
the week here visiting his parents and
frisads. Mr.. Robson II building up .
Ans legal businsss In his district.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13


Mrs. Martin. with two children. is
here on visit to the family OF her
brother. A. F. Romig. Strange as It
may seem this is the first time the
brother and sister have ever met.
Foreign born. Mr.. Romig was sent
to U. 8. to be educated before the birth
OF his younger sister. Rev. and Mrs.
Martin are missionaries OF the Nor
avian church, the latest foreign field
being Bluefeld. Nicaragua. s. A. They
have travelled extensively in the in
terests Of their work and are at pres
ent located at waconia, MINI.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13

Rev. and Mrs. J. H. saxel from To-
peka. Kansas. parents OF Mrs. A. r.
Romig, arrive this week for a visit
at the Ro'mig home ON Park avenue.
They will take roooms with Mrs
squirss and remain 70 enjoy our COL
orado climate for The rest Of ths sun-
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
CHARMING CHANDLER
MIDST WOODED HILLS

MAYOR,
G. II. Williams.
TOWN BOARD.
w. II. Mulnix,
Ithel Williams,
Mozart Lewis,
John Scopnich.
MARSHAL,
r. F. Perrine.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-13
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spRIsKLlNa AspHALTIo OIL.

ment, which were built last year. show
practically no evidence of wear Tel
ford blocks. laid by hand, were used
as foundation. and on top of this
was placed mixture of crushed stone
and asphalt. mixed hot and rolled. A
surface Of fine stone screenings and
asphalt wss placed over this.
Another experimental road now be-
ing constructed has telford base.
upon which is placed layer of crush
ed stone and asphalt mixed with the
stone cold and the asphalt hot. The
surface is sprinkled with hot asphaltic
oil and covered with a thin coating OF
coarse stone screenings.
These various methods exceed the
cost of Ordinary macadam by at least
% per cent. but this extra cost Is sup
posed to be- more than compensated by
the REDUCED cost of upkeep.
The department is also experiment.
ing with dust lager for ordinary
macadam roads known as glutrin. IL
is a byproauct OF wood pulp making.
The LIQUID has the consistency and APP
pearance os tar 1t is soluble in water
and one of iis peculiarities is that each
succeeding rainfall renews the bond
ing or cementing qualities of the com
pound. A piece of road dressed with
II early this season is being carefully
watched by the department.