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Evening journal., 1911-07-05
SUSSEX SUFFERS
FOR WANT OF RAIN

Reports from Sussex county stats
that that end Of the State Is almost
burning up for want of water and the
drought is doing untold damage. The
potato crop. it is claimed. is a total
failure and much damage has been
done to other vegetation.
While It poured at Clayton yester-
day not a drop Of rain fell at Bren-
ford. the next station below that place.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
JEFFERSON-P PENNINGTON.

Miss Catherine Pennington, of Mid
dletown, and Harold Jefferson, Of
Westerly, R. l., formerly of this city,
were married at IL o'clock today at
the residence of the brides brother,
Robert Pennington, No. 1907 Franklin
street. The Rev. A. E. Clay, of Old
Swedes Church. performed the cere-
mony, after which Mr. and Mrs. JEFF
ferson left in an automobile for Mr..
Jefferson's farm near Westerly.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
RoMB BLOWS BOY TO ATOMS.

NEW YORK, July -5.-Carlessness
on the part of one Of the city's officers
may result in the death of three per-
sons today. A bomb left in the street
was picked up by boys this mornin. 1t
exploded and John Senelli Is, was
blown to pieces and John and Joe
Greppo so badly hurt they are dying
in the hospital Tn fatality occurred
in the Flatbush district of Brooklyn.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
RUILDING PERMITs ISSUED.

Building Inspector Cassidy has is
sued two permits, one to Herman
Dohl. to erect two dwellings on the
south side of Twenty-fourth street,
between West and Washington streets,
costing $4,000 each, and the other to
c. ]. Dougherty, to build an addition
to No. 620 Jackson street, for John
stauffer, costing s400.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
MAYOR,s CARINET TO MEFT.

The Mayors advisory board will
meet this afternoon for the first time
since Mayor Howell assumed his
duties as Mayor. The meeting will be
private as heretofore, but there may
be some action today for public meet
ings, which Mayor Howell is said to
favor
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
VIII COLLECT THE TAX.

Only one week more remains to pay
other places Of amusement that are
conducted for profit. State Revenue
Collector Bowers said today that he
will cause the arrest OF all delin-
quents.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
ORSERyED THE FOURTH.

While there was no public demon
stration yesterday in observance OF
the Fourth elaborate celebration was
given by citizens, last evening
on Franklin street, between Sixth ana
Seventh streets. The display cost
500. and was much enjoyed by the
nefehbOrs.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
rAYrs cnNnNc ~

The two tax collectors report that
the taxes for the past years which they
started to collect on the first of the
month are coming in nicely. A rebate
is allowed this month. Next month
the face Of the bill will be collected and
after September / there will be a
penalty attached
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
ON TRIP TO COAST.

George G. Mckay and William p
Linton left this morning over the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for an
extensive tour of the West The frst
stop will be al Colorado Springs. and
they will then proceed TO the coast.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

Mt Security Trust and Safe Deposit Com
NoTIcR--
PAM
Wilmington, Del. July 5, 1911.
The Board Of Directors has this day de-
ciared a semi-annual dividend Of four per
cent. and an extra dividend Of one per
cent, payable on demand. Dividend checks
will be mailed
L. SCOTT TOWNSEND.
iy5-3t Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
NAVY vIsIToRs AT PENNsGROyE

There we're more persons at Penns-
grove yesterday than any time ourlhB
twenty years. In addition 10 tne COZ
onies Of summer tenters mere were
excursions TO the place every hour
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
GIRLS RAIN PARTY
ON CAPITOL ROOF

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 5.-One hun
dred stenographers and women clerks
in the McGill building here provided
themselves with bathing suits and an
nounced today that they will give a
party on the roof of the building the
next time IL rains.
THE heats driving us to it, said
blonde typewriter.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
POTTsTOWN COUPLE WED.

William R. Dechant, aged 40 years,
and Miss Mary Skean, aged is years,
both Of Pottstown, Pa, obtained a
marriage license here today. from
Magistrate Robertson. Where they
were married. however, was not
learned.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
HOLY NAME sOCIETY sMOKER.

The smoker given by the members
of St. Elizabeth Holy Name Society on
the lawn of the church last evening
was we'll attended.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
AFTER GOVERNMENT PLACE.

One applicant took the civil service
examination for laboratory assistant
in the Departmental Service of the U.
s. Government here today.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
WORKMAN LAS RIBs BROKEN.

Hugh Ryan an employe of the Will
mington and Southrn Traction Com
pany, was hit by block at the power
plant of the company this morning
and had several ribs broken. He
was removed to his home in New
Castle.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
TO WASHINGTON BY
AIR ROUTE THIS WEEK
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
ATLATTIC CITY, July 5-Harry
Atwood, the Boston aviator, announced
this afternoon that he would not start
the Washington, D. c., flight until
Friday or Saturday.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
WORKMAN LOsEs FINGER.

Charles Dempsey, aged 81 years, Of
Christiana. had his right hand caught
in machinery this morning and was
brought to the Homeopathic Hospital.
One Of the fingers was amputated.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
FIOnnS IN BULGARIA.
nu ma united Press.

BY The UnlIeu FItaa' -l.
SOPHIA, Bulgaria, July 5.-serlous
Aoods are devastating southern bul-
garia. Damage to crops and towns OF
$40 .OOO. 900 is already reported
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
HINGE RRAnFORn TO GO ABROAD.

Federal Judge Bradford, accom-
nanied bv his son, Edward G. Brad
ford Jr.. will said for Europe on the
steamer Bremen from New hork 10
morrow.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
CRACKER BURNED HIM.

Howard Legstes, aged IL years. Of
Eleventh and Poplar streets, had his
left hand badly injured yesterday by
an exploding firecracker.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
JURORS DEMANDED
HIGHER PAY

vITERBo, Italy, July 5-After
threatening to strike" for more pay,
the jurors before which the alleged
camorrists are being tried for murder,
were in their seats again today.
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
RIFLEMFN AT THE RANGE.

Many members Of the Organized
Militia spent yesterday pracucing al
the State Rife Range below New Cas-
ffa
Evening journal., 1911-07-05
PHARMACY BOARD MEETS.

The State Board of Pharmacy is hav-
ing its quarterly meeting to examine
candidates at Newark today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

N. {. SNOW
LANDED THE
SWEEPSTAKE
Tie Awards of the lodges
at County Instftute
Made Ppblic.
DISPLAY WAS BEST
EVER SEEN HERE
NRs. d. s. MOORE CAPTURES
FIRST In PANTRY
STORES
FzA List of Prize Winners in Apple
Display and Pantry Stores
Division

Tao displays in both the apple and
pantry stores departments at the re-
cent institute of the Fremont County
Horticultural society were highly
creditable to the exhibitors and at
aracted much attention from visitors.
About one hundred and twenty en-
tries of boxed apples were made, con-
stituting, perhaps. the best display
ever made here on similar occasion
The exhibit of plate apples was also
excellent, but was not SO extensive As
made here on previous years. owing
TO the restricted space available for
display. The sweepstakes in the apple
department was awarded to NJ. e
Snow on a box of winesaps. The COM
piete list of the prize winners fol-
lows:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
EXPECTS TO GO TO TOP
OF ROYAL GORGE BY RAIL

Secretary Maddox of the Canon City
Business Mems association received a
letter day or two ago from Freder-
lex B. Street of New York City in
which be says the outlook for secur-
ing the necessary capital to build,
equip and operate the proposed troily
line from Canon City to the top. of
the Royal Gorge is highly encourag-
ing, although, he states. many details
OF the proposition remain to be work
ed out. Mr.. Street concludes his let
ter by saying. "Shall be glad to hear
what progress you are making In the
matter OF securing rights-of-way. We
believe more firmly than ever that we
shall. next season. go on to the top
by electricity"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
ODD FELLOWS nRf Busy


The l. o. o. F.. lodge Of this city ID
getting busy for the next Grand
Lodge session. OF the state of Colo
rado. which will be held in this CITY
next fall. and are having degree work
and taking in new members at every
meeting.
They exemplify the FIRST degree NEXT
Tuesday evening. and 1t would be Neell,
for all visiting members to come OUT
and see the degree put on In nae
shape. ~
The lodge is also in communication
with the board OF trustees who have
the matter of locating the I. o. o. F.
home and they think this city stands
good show to receive said home.
All citizens who may have land 10
submit for this home 1t would be weil
for them to see the committee who
have this in charge for all proposals
must be In by March 1. 1919
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

such caper. In attempting to regain
possession of the lines Mr.. Hutchin-
son was thrown under the horses
feet and was in imminent danger OF
being kicked. In the melee that re-
suited from Mr.. Hutchinson's endeag-
ors to get out of harms way his left
shoulder was broken and other more
or less painful bruises sustained. He
managed. however to get control Of
the refractory horses and drove on 70
the cemetery when he telephoned for
assistance to get back to town DR..
Brooks responded to the summons
and went after the unfortunate man.
bringing him home in his automobile
and ministering to his wounds. Mr..
Hutchinson will probably be unable
to look after his business affairs very
closely for several weeks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
NEWS FROM PEMRosE

L. c. Dickhut ana wife spent Mon
day and Thursday OF this week In
Canon City.
Miss Agnes Pummei spent a few
days In Canon City among friends
this week. returning in her car on
Wednesday.
Misses Helen Cooke and Pearl Ber-
key. teachers in our schools. spent
the week end with home folks In Can
on City.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. cogan.
a son. on Tuesday the 9th. The little
fellow came to enjoy the comforts of
the cogan home with his two brothers
and sister.-Penrose Press.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
C. B. HUTCHINSON
HURT NEAR FLORENCE

C. B. Hutchinson of the Canon City
Monumental works was severely hurt
near Florence on wednesday while
on his way to deliver some work at
Highland cemetery. Mr.. Hutchinson
had heavy load to hau; and attached
three horses to the, wagon in order %
avoid the possibility of becoming
stalled on the way with his burden.
Between Florence and the cemetery
he momentariiy dropped the reins and
two OF the horses started to run, bat
were prevented from doing so by the
gentleness and reliability of the lead
which was opposed to any
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
Mr.. M'CLAlM IN PUEBLO mi
INTEREST of G00D ROADS

C. r. McLain OF Canon City. chair
man of the committee whose duty It Is
to bring in a plan for financing good
roads in Colorado. which plan was to
be submitted to the Good Roads con-
vention that meets In Pueblo Jan IL
and -. was here yesterday. He talked
about the convention with members OF
the board OF control and said his
committee would be on hand with
some sort OF proposition. Just what
the committee would propose Chair
man McLain was unable to tell
At the last convention of the good
roads association. which was also the
first that organizatin ever held. the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
BEAVER COMPANY TO
RAISE SUGAR BETS

The Beaver Land and Irrigation
company, the head offices of which
are in this city. will have 1000 acres
of land in sugar beets next season. as
the result Of extensive expeSinentS
made last summer which rrovA very
satisfactory according to J. J. cogan.
general superintendent. who Is In the
city today. Tho company will Rave
this acreage on It's own account and
It is probable that many OF the farm
ers will engage in the industry on
their own account. The company has
1900 acres Of land OF which 5000
acres has been held In small lots and
Is now being cultivated by the 500
new settlers who have been brought
in during the last four years. The
town Of Penrose. which Is n the -csp-
ter of the company's land. has a pop
ulation of 200 people.--colorado
Springs Heraid-Telegraph.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
LOCAL CHARACTERS
MIR. DUKES
MIR. DUKES

AFFORD an automobile he says Look
at Blank now. He has money but he
stole it. No man ever made that much
money honestly. No man can make
that much money and be honest To
accumulate wealth you have to be .
robber aud shut your eyes blindly 10
the misery of those you rob-
II Mr. Dukes has said that to US
about one man he has said 1t about a
dozen.
Last spring they we're talking about
candidates for alderman. Mr.. Dukes
happened along when the name OF .
respected citizen was mentioned. He
said right away, II won't stand for
him. He has money OF course. but he
is thief. How could he save money
II ne isn't. He would steal the
shingles off the old city hall II he
was an alderman. He would steal the
city blind. The kind OF man we want
for alderman is one who hasn't any
money--who isn't smart enough TO got
hold OF other peoples money then we
are safe. l don't like taese smart men
for aldermen. I'm afraid Of them"
We have been looking for Nj.
Dukes TO propose himself for alder
man some time. We have an Idea that
he could aunlIfy accordinE- to his own
standard,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
MONDAY READING CLUB.

The regular meeting OF the Nonday
Reading Club was held this week
with Mrs Rachel Evans
The reading Of "oricntai Lifij was
commenced with Mrs. Clark feader.
The magazine articles "In Persia's
Capitol" and Through Persia by
caravansary" were read BY Mrs.
Coulter. The meeting next week will
be held with Mrs. U. s. okey.
A o'clock luncheon will be served
by special committee. It Will be
Our Christmas Celebration and tho
las, meeting for the year 1911.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

mond; second, Mrs. ]. NJ. Beatty.
Glass Seven-First. Mrs. D. $
Moore; second, Mrs. A. S. Taylor;
third, Mrs. s. ]. Andrews.
Glass Eight-First, Mrs. A. 8. Tay-
lor; second. Mrs. j. E. Freidinger;
third, Mrs. Frank Duffy.
Glass Nine-First. Mrs. George D.a-
mond; second, Mrs. B. Bruce.
Glass Ten-First, Mrs. George Dia-
mond; second, Mrs. D. s. Moore.
Glass Eleven-First, Mrs. George
Diamond; second, Mrs. Leroy Max
field.
Glass Twelve-First, Mrs. Chas
Heyl; second, Mrs. C. ]. Fredrickson ;
third, Mrs. Naomi Holland.
Glass Thirteen-First, Mrs. z. T.
Flescher; second. Miss May Snow;
third. Mrs. Frank Duffy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

Another of our friendly callers is
Mr.. Dukes. You wont know him by
that name of course, for that Is not
his name-but 1t is just as good here
as any other and 1t may save him
and us some embarrassment. II he
ever jumps on us for something we
say about him we can deny It and
assure him--whoever jumps on US
that 1t was some other man we were
talking about.
Mr.. Dukes, 1t seems to us wears coll
ored glasses. Not real glasses. but
colored glasses Just the same--col-
ored glasses on his souls eyes. He
sees things darkly.
Mr.. Dukes sees little good in tie
world. Things are not done here or
anywhere else TO suit him. He pre-
diets evil on all occasions and OF all
enterprises. He predicted that the
new waterworks wouldn't work and
hc thought that the effort to go after
the Tourist Business was fool move
ment.
Mr.. Dukes is good old soul. He
has a good heart and never falls TO
feed a tramp. but he does seem 70
have but little sympathy for anybody
eIso. He certainly doesn't think much
OF the rich or the near rich.
Speaking Of a local man Who can
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
A CONFIRMED STATEMENT
Evidence Canon City Readers VIII
Appreciate. y

Appreciate. y
Doan's Kidney pills have doae
splendid work in this locality.
Have merited the rnstinted praise
they have received
Here's evidence of their value that
none can doubt
It's testimony from this> locality
twice-told and well confirmed.
Such endorsements are unique In
the annals OF medicine. d
Should convince the most skeptical
Canon City reader.
Mrs. W. II. Dawson. III Macon
Ave-. Canon City. Colo. says: I'm
1906 l gave public statement. tell
ing of the good results that had fol-
lowed the use OF Doan's Kidney Pills
in my case. Ny trouble was from a
dull. heavy ache in the smail OF my
back and between my shoulder and
II I worked hard. che misery was al
most unbearabie. Frequently vas
distressed by headaches and Akxy
spells and was aiso annoyed By ir-
regular passages of the kidney secre-
tions. The contents OF two boxes OF
Doan's Kidney Pills. procured at
Hunter Palmer's Drug Store, dis
posed of all my trouble. Now, after
lapse OF over two years, l gladAy
verify my former testimonial as st.ll
have unlimited confidence in Nan
Kidney Pills" ~
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co.. Bafralo,
Remember the -Doan's--afd
take no other. -.
New York. sole agents for the unitsd
States.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
REX DYSPEPSIA TABLETs.

Relieves gas in stomach. distress af-
ter eating. stomach nervousness. dir
ziness. headache. heartburn. heart
paIpitation and other ailments caus-
cd by faulty digestion. Price 2Bc. Pre-
pared by United Drug Company. Bos-
ton, Mass Sold In Canon City only by
Palace DRUG Store, Mitchell 4 Eg-
bsrs. Props. col Main u
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

delegates endorsed a proposition for
bond issue of s1o.ooo.ooo by the
state. Senator Stephan went before
the senate with bill which provided
for the bond issue. but in the excite
ment OF not electing United statos
senator little thing like a 10000. 900
bond issue bill was lost sight of.-P1-
eblo Star-JournaI.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
APPLE EXHIBITS.

APPLE EXHIBITS.
Glass One-First, NJ. E. Snow; sec
ond, C. v. Hodgin; third. William
MacDougall.
Glass Two-First, C. v. Hodgin;
second, ]. NJ. Beatty.
Class Three-First. NJ. E. Snow;
second. NJ. C. Gains.
Glass Four-First. R. H. Bowman;
second. NJ. E. Snow.
Glass Five-First. r. H. Bowman;
second. NJ. f. Snow; third, Hunter
Palmer.
Glass seven-First, N. B. King; sec
ond. A. r. Ralston.
Glass Eight-First, NJ. C. Gains;
second. NJ. E. Snow; third, A. N. orcn-
sorff: fourth, NJ. t. Gillen
Glass Nine-FTrst, NJ. E. Snow.
Glass Ten-First, N. B. King; sec
end, NJ. S. Snow; third, William Mac
Dougall.
Glass Eleven-First, n. B. King;
second, r. W. Fitzgerald.
Glass Twelve-First, NJ. E. Snow;
second, N. B. King.
Glass Tihrteen-First. NJ. C. Gains;
second. NJ E. Snow; third, D. J. Nj
hirk.
Glass Fourteen-First NJ. C. Gains;
second, N. B. King.
Class Fifteen-First. william Mac
Dougall; second, Mrs Chas. Heyl.
Glass sixteen-First. Mrs. Chas.
Meyl; second, d. s. Moore.
Glass seventeen-First. R. H. Bow
man; second; W. s. Post.
Glass Eighteen-First, NJ C. Gains;
second, L. Larson.
Glass Nineteen-First, N B. King;
second, r. H. Bowman.
Glass Twenty-First, A. R. Ralston;
second, N. B. King.
Class Twenty-One-First, q q.
kibbe; second, James Lewis.
Glass Twenty-Two-First, M. E.
Snow; second, W. s. Post.
Glass ty-Three-Ffrst, Mrs.
Heyl; second, G. A. schlaff.
Class Twenty-Four-Ffr A. w.
Lucas; second, John Seubert.
Glass Twenty-Five-First, J. e.
Weber; second. r. II. Bowman.
Class Twenty-six-First N. B.
King; second, Mrs. chas. Heyl; third.
D. s, Moore.
Glass Twenty-seven-Flrst. H. ~
stamin.
PANTRY STORES DEPARTMENT
Glass one--First, Mrs. d. s. Moore:
second. Mrs, A. s. Taylor.
Class Two-F'Irst. Mrs. chas. Hey;;
second. Mrs. d. 8. Moore.
Glass Thrce-F1rst Miss May Snow:
second. Mrs. Frank Duny
Glass our--First--Mrs. NJ 70.
Snow; second. Mrs, y. 10. Gleason,
third, Mrs. A. q. Taylor.
cia~ slr-yIrst, Mrs. George DIa-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21

A pair Of glasses or new frar,e
makea a nioe present for the old
folks, perfect At assured. A. IL Gut |,
ting optical specialist and op1ciaa. Z
as Main.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1911-12-21
WANT ROAD BETWEEN CANON
CITY AND FLORENCE IMPROVED

At an enthusiastic meeting of the
members of the Florence Motor Club
Tuesday night committee consisting
OF y. F. Jack, J. D. Blunt and v. A.
Hutton was appointed TO meet sim
liar committee from the Canon City
Automobile club and work jointly In
an effort TO secure some much need
ed improvements on tho Canon CITY
and Florence road.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-24
'5-.' ~
Anlu9o mo
GRAND

Follow the crowd and see the one
best bet in the theatrical line in Bis
marck-the old reliable Grand. The
show the latter half Of the week is
certainly immense. Emerson and
Wright present side-splitting bur-
lesque on Cleopatra. Don't have your
coat buttoned too tight when this act
is on, or you will have to pin it to-
gether, on your way home. Miss
Mabelle Milton made big hit with
her clever singing and talking stunt.
The little lady also has several pretty
costumes which caught the eyes of
the ladies last night. Miss Marie
Nelson is singing one of the very
latest popular songs, "Curly Head"
She has a sweet soprano voice which
has made her a prime favorite with
theater goers in the capital city. The
photo plays are up to the usual Grand
standard. Little Boy" is a stirring
drama of the life of a little boy, as
the title indicates, while the comedy
portion of the motion pictures is por-
trayed in the. AIM, "You stole. my
purse" You will surely miss a good
time if you fall to see this bill at the
Grand-the old reliable.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-24
ORPHEUM

The real show Of the town this end
of the week is at the 0rpheum-the
theater that is always at home to its
patrons, who are never disappointed
in any particular, as the packed house
of last night clearly demonstrated.
The vaudeville numbers, the photo
plays, the music and Mabel Degnan's
happy hit illustrated song 'Silver
Bell" are all to the good.
The musical Martens have high
class musical act, and Miss Adeline
Marten, the violiniste, is special
feature, while Marten as a performer
with the cello is an exceptional ar.
fist.
Zsno & Mandel, the singing, talking
and dancing comedians, have an act
that. is new as we'll as it is novel and
goes from the stage to the audience
with the biggest. kind of scream.
Their songs, dances and piano play
ing Is certainly the real thing.
Remember the Orpheum show house
is always at home to the people, and
is always there with the real show.
Don't forget to be on hand early to-
night II you want your favorite seat
at the popular house. And listen,
don't forget the Saturday matinee.