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Arizona republican., 1911-12-30

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-State de- pertinent officials insist the United States are doing everything possible to bring mediation in China. and de- clare in so doing the department has been acting in perfect accord with the other five powers interested in China. Today'S advices to the state department from unofficial but thoroughly reliable sources. after con- firming the reported election of Pres ident Sun Yat Sen, expressed the opinion that the revolutionists will be united by the election. The edict from the throne yesterday and the announcement of its willingness to accept the decision of the national convention as to the future form of government of China, is regarded by the reVolutionists as tantamount to publication by the throne. Word has been received at the Chinese lega ton from Alfred Sze, newly appointed minister. saving he had not sailed for this country because of the dis turbed condition of the empire. and added he will not sail until the situ- ation in China clears
Arizona republican., 1911-12-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. :9.-A ca blegram received today by the Chi nese Six companies from Dr. Sun Vat Sen, president-elect of the new Chinese republic. contains the names of four men who will be members Of the cabinet Among them is Flung Chi Yue of san Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-30

If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 E E. PASCOE
 no North Center Street.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
DEXTER" THE FIRE HORSE
BACK IN HIS QUARTERS

Dexter one of the span OF gray
horses belonsing to the fire depart
ment. was returned to his quarters in
the city building on North Fourth
street on Sunday after undergoiDs
professional treatment for r couple
OF months at the hands of Wilson
Pearson. veterinarian, for Injuries re-
ccived while running TO nre al the
Methodist parsonage on Greenwood
avenue on November tth. Dexter
crushed tho coffsn Joint in his right
foro foot IN consequence OF slipping
on ono OF the concrete CROSSINGS on
Greenwood avenno and for six weeks
afterwards was unable TO put the In
lured foot TO tho ground. Although
II WI. probably. be a year or more be-
fore he fully roeovers from the effects
of tho accident. Dexter Il worth q
soors OF dead horses and his beins
go s~ssstfs .ss@~s AA-tst - e--tsh SOD
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19

Does baby pay for itself?" said
a prominent author the other day.
Sometimes / think not. | thought
when my own baby slipped into my
study and scrubbed the carpet and
her best white dress with my bottle
OF ink; and again later in the day
when she pasted so cents worth of
postage stamps on the parlor floor
and poured dollars worsh OF the
choicest white rose perfumery out of
tAe window to see 1t vain.
She has already cost more than
$500 in doctors bills, and l feel that
/ am right in attributing my few gray
hairs to the misery endured walking
the floor with her at night during
the first year and IA nalf OF her life
What has she ever done to pay
me FOR that2
"Ah, hear her little feet patter-
ing along out in the hall. hear her
little ripple of laughter because she
has escaped from her mother and has
found her way up to my study at a
forbidden hour. But the door Is clos
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
MADDOX WILL ATTEND
CONVENTION AT SPRINGS

II. 5. Maddox will go TO Colorado
Springs on Thursday TO attend the
first annual convention OF the Colora-
do Association OF Commercial execu-
tives. which meets in the parlors of
the chamber Of commerce. Following
the convention banquet will be Civ
en- In honor of the visitors by the
board OF control of the International
Dry Farming congress at the Ant
lers hotel The obiec, OF the associa-
ton is 10 bring about closer acquaint-
ance and foster good fellowship
among its meinbers. as we'll as to ex-
change Information and knowledge in
relation 20 the true mission and func-
tons OF commercial organizations In
advancing the industrial and civic
interests which they represent.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
IOWA FRIENDS VERY
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED

Mr. and Mrs ]. NJ. Cunningham very
pleasantly entertained party OF their
old time Iowa friends and neighbors
at their home on Cedar avenue. LIN
coin Park, last Saturday evening. The
earlier part of the evening was spent
in conversation and social pleasure
later the guests being invited into the
dining room where q splendid supper
awaited them. Many recollections oil
by-gone days were recounted by those
present while they enjoyed the many
good things 10 eat. The occasion was
one of exceptional pleasure and its
memory will be long retained by those
fortunate enough 10 be in attendance
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs j. H.
Holzfaster. Mr.. and Mrs. J. E Cook
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. sandiland. all
residents on Poplar avenue. Lincoln
Park
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
C. F. STeDDON BUYS
THE BRILL BARBER SHOP

O. F steddon has purchased the
John Brill barber shop at s2i Main
street.
Mr.. S;eddon came here last week
from las Aneles. Calf 1t didn't take
him long to conclude the deay with
the executor after seeing Canon City.
Mr.. Steddon came originally from os-
kaioosa. Iowa. where he lived many
years. He will no doubt soon be nj
home here. there being so many Iowa
people in Canon City.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
MIKE MURPHY SAYS
CANON is WAKING UP

Cyrus coshenby and -old Mike
Murphy we're down in the depc: park
talking.
-oru al yez cy." Mike was sayins.
This here old Canon town is goin' the
limit nowadays She sure is Dustin
III mile a mint pace
"Eh-what-what say spoke up
the astounacd old ranchman- Mix
you've been drinkin's more that
there squirrel juice
squirrel juice your eye. ain
saw none since Christmas Bu'
haInr yez heard bout III Faith c.
an yez is geitin' pokey. Here she
come. nutterin' int town like'n pair
eeshute. a stickin' up her piehers In
all tho conspicuous tree stunps an
telephone poles In tn hui burg a
meetin' all the upper layers iv soc
eiety and deciariu' she was agoin'
to hay. a Kirmess. what tn divf' n
ever tha, Is, n bcgorra here yea Is.
cv suorsu. ~ rsei!ey " Aerdei
aud sons please 20 way and let ms
sieep.7 cy. cy- may m Hfvens her
pity on ye.-
-conaarn Il. Mike. what We driven
att who's she, An what kind mess
is Kirmess-7 caliaie yo've gone
plum crary.-
Well. y poor euss an y hahn
heard o. verrie Jane Edwards. tn liz
eratoor nachinist yitf VOL she jes'
TUX this here old abode o pettrihcd
humane beins' b tn horns n Is max
in. thin all dance IN hifallutin' can
can. An believe me. she's got some
~ tn unadulterated Ice cutiin' pee
pul o. IN communitee a noidin' ther'
noodles In phosphoresence ct her ges-
tlruiations. Tn Eepisqupailuns IL n
siickin' up for her an thez Jest a
more'n a spreadin' tn saive an er-
er;in' IN elbow grease .o'make tn
thing take tn altitude record for sue
cess Thez goin' ;'caii IN skitch All
IN. d--n foolIshness OF 1910. er
sumthIn, like that Anyway thew
got fnjnns an cowboys an pretty
maids. like me ovn Katie Murphy. an
sum crazy lookin' gaioots In thin
thor creations ~ IN divii. called swai-
iv-,aIls. IT'S tbe'th' crowning evine "
IN season as mefriend Dooley seq. tn
hriiicnt intiiiec,s that conssituoot tn
all star caste " lnexperi-hc.-i ami
lures Will become tn shoinin' ioights iv
m community on Febry LIST. an Febry
end. Two nights iv Mary Garden
dancin' an Grand opera singin'. CT.
yex oil bonehead. ycz'll have t'sit up r
take notice cuz sumthin's goin' thar
pen
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19

tion Of concrete sidewalk was adopt
ed without discussion. The PROPOSE
ton OF leasing fifteen cubic feet oil
water. now flowing through the water
works pipe line. 10 the Fruitlands
Ditch company for irrigation purposes
was presented for consideration. but
no agreement reached in relation TO
the matter.
on motion OF Alderman Cooper the
nrc committee of the city council was
instructed to obtain by corresponce
all possible Data In respect to the
cost OF purchasing and maintaining
an automobile fro lighting apparatus
10 take place OF the horses and other
equipment now owned hy the city. II
ia believed by some OF the members OF
the council that such an equipment
might he moro efficient and cconomi-
cal than that of the outfit now in pos
session OF the fire department.
A communication was read by the
city clerk from Mayor II. Y Avery,
Of olorado Springs asking the council
TO anaoint one or It's number OF tbs
board OF control Of tho Sixth Intcrna-
tionai Dry Farming congress. TO bs
held in thnt city next summer. Nc
action was taken In rotation TO the re-
quest beyond filing Il away for future
reference. A billiard and pool license
was granted 10 NJ ". Mcconnell al
tsr which the council adjourned tiil
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
Does Your Baby Pay?

ed The worthless little yagabond
can't get In and won't open it for
her. No. I wont. 1 can't be disturb
ed when I'm writing. She may Just
cry if she vents to. NJ. / won't be
bothered for-'Rat. tat tat, go her
dimpied knuckles on the door 1 sit
in silence. 'Etat, tat. ta.,' sit per
fectly still.
, "'Papa,
NO reply,
'Peeze, papa.
Grim silence
Baby tam in-peeze. papa
"she shall not come in.
My papa
Il write on.
Papa says the little voice 1
hub my papa Peeze let me come in
|. II am not brute. and throw open
the door. She runs to me with out
stretched little arms. with shining
eyes. with a smile catch her up. and
her warm. soft little arms go around
my neck ann the not very clean little
check Is laid close TO mine. Express
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
AL|CHTS ON
BATTLE
SHIP
,sy United pressl

San Francisco. Jan is.-Aviator
Eugene Ely this morning new from
seifridge field to the harbor here.
fourteen miles. alighting safely on the
deck OF the batteiship Pennsylvania.
The trip required ftsen minutes
The machine was equipped with can
,oons and hyarcplans to present ur-
scstIns Il II struck tho water. A spe-
cial platform is2 feet long had been
erected ou the dock Of tho Psunsyivs
mia bnt Ely stounsa his nsaahina sits.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
JAS. A. HILL
RELEASED
FROMPEN

Jas 4. Hill, sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary here March Is, 1906. with Leo
nard ImDoden or ~recking the Den
yer Savings bank. vas released on
parole from the prison road making
camp at Ute pass. near Mauitou Tues
day morning Hill has served more
than sosr years and ten months IN the
penitensiary. but by his good behavior.
coupled with the ract that during the
last three years he has worked on the
public roads. his sentence was short
enad almost a year
Although many efforts were made
to secure a pardon for HIil and I'm
boden they we're all unayailing and
Hill left the prison this morning un-
der the ordinary operations OF the pa
role law. Thus far Hill has not re-
ported at the peultentiary since his
release. nor IS II necessary that he
should do so. although It is believed
tina, he will come here before leaving
the state for A consultation with his
former partner. fmboden. who will
not be released from imprisonment
for several months.
Although n "trustee-' Imboden has
not been able to gain as much good
time ms Hill was he was debarred from
road work by his frazier physical con
dition. which did not permit him 20
undertake the hard labor incident to
the road making camps outside the
walls OF the penitentiary.
II Is understood that Nm intends
to VISIT his late wife's two little sis
ters, aged twelve and fourteen years
r~Spec,iveiy. who were left under his
guardinnshIp and who are now in
school down In Texas. hin was mar
ried abou; a year before his arres, in
connection with his "frcnzied finance"
practices and his wife died while he
was awaiting trial on the charge OF
which he was ultimately sent to pri-
son. Her death. It is said, was caused
by broken heart over her husbands
trouble. Shortly afterwards her
fo,her and mother died. leaving their
two little daughters in HIll's care
Hill. Il is stated by the prison an-
thorities was ono OF the best priso
ncrs ever confined In the peuitentiary
here. He Is reported 10 be man of
high character in many ways and tho
prisoners In the Institute all respected
him and his influence over them was
always for good. When gang OF
convicts was to be- sent TO the road
making camps Hill was often selected
TO take charge OF Il and the mon piac-
cd under his oversight and supcrvi
sion. In some instances gang con-
tanning as many as sixteen men wer'
placed In his charge TO take TO a new
camp and he never failed to measure
MP to the demands upon him.
During his term in prison HIN is
credited with saving tho institution
many dollars by the excellent service
he rendered the state In the road
camps. hin wss nioneer In convict
road building In Colorado His first
work In that capacity was on tho Sky
line Drive four years ago aud sincs
then he has been employed In con-
nsction with the camps In las Ant
mas county. at Red Hiil al Dead
MINIS Canon. and moro reoontly, Ut
tIte Pass. In the colorado anrinss di.-
l<Irf
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
WHAT W0MEh.S CLUBS
ARE TRYING TO DO

The executive board OF the CclOra-
do Federation of women's clubs held
its annual January meeting at the
woman's club building in Denver.
Thursday. There was good attend
ance. Mrs Hugh. of Fort Collins.
first vice president presided.
Mrs. Dewey c. Bailey extended
cordial invitation to the board to
make Denver the meeting place for
the next convention of the State Fed
Grafton. which will be in the fall The
invitation was accepted by unanimous
vote.
The resolutions committee present.
ed resolutions regarding the death of
beloved federation worker. Mrs. Eu-
gene C. Stevens of Denver.
There was little other business ex-
eepting the reports OF chairman of
standing committees and officers of
the federation
Mrs. McI.ain. president, and Mrs.
Hardy. corresponding secretary. both
reported their work. and the year
book in the hands Of the printer.
Mrs. Thomas. treasurer. reported
ss49 55 in the treasury. Mrs. Decker.
of the civic service committee has
planned a general cleaning up and
beautifying OF the state. and would
like to hear from every club as to the
needs of its town and the work al
ready done.
Mrs. Stote Of the education commit
tee has plaas for the health and COM
fort OF the school children. which in
clude individual drinking cups and
screened windows.
I Mrs. Williamson OF the Legislative
committee invited all clubwomen who
are Interested in the passage OF any
laws by the present legislature 70
meet her in room 1e at the state cap
itoi any Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Harding of the scholarship
committee. reported that since the or
ganization of the committee $4,000
has been loaned to girls. whose object
is not only self-culture. but seif-sup-
port. Loans have been made 10 eigh-
ty-nine girls, forty-nine OF whom have
finished paving hack their entire In
dehsedness- Scholarships have been
furnished 10 thirty-nine girls Since
the beginning OF this club year re-
ceipts from loans returned and from
gifts amount to s1.065, and loans have
been made to sixteen girls.
Mrs. Hosmer. OF the press commit
tee. in her report commended on the
( unfailing courtesy OF the reporters
and newspaper folk generally.
At 1880 the board was invited
downstairs to n discussion luncheon
OF the home and education department
OF the women's club. and at o'clock
the business being completed. the wO-
men went downstairs to the ballroom.
where delightful reception was given
by Mrs. W R Garretson.
The following report was given by
the scholarship committee; To cash
on hand September IS. 1910. ss.6i: re
ceipts from payments on loans. $500.
receipts from gifts. s54i.7s; total.
81 .06S.4o. disbursements by loans to
sixteen girls. si.Oi9: to balance Ian
uary 10. 1911, sIs.40.
4 The committee has an outstanding
capital today of $500
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
INTERESTING MEETING At
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

\ service OF very helpful eyangelis-
tic meeting began at the First Baptist
church in this city Inst Sunday eve
ming under the preaching OF Rev.
Joshua Gravctt. of Denver. who. for a
period Of twenty years has been pas
tor OF the Galilee Baptist church
there. The meetings will be ccntin-
ucd for several weeks and are eS-
pec,ed TO awaken deep religious in
terest among the members OF the con-
greeation and others who attend the
services There is preaching every
afternoon AZ \ O'Clock and every eve
ming nj 80 o'clock TO which q cor
iiai invitation Is extended TO the pub
lie. Rev Gravctt Is most pleasing
taiker and none can attend the ser
vices without being entertained and
benonttcd by hls splendid disccnrscs
npon biblical matters. Tonight the
congregation will be dismissed in ann
Pile time 70 afrord amy present who de-
rire 10 do 40 an opportunity 20 attend
the V. " G, A. star Course entertain
neut at tho First Presbyterian church
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
SENTENCES
24JAPST TO
DEATH
sBy United Press)

Toxic. Jan. Is.-The twenty-six Jap
ancse socialists convicted of plan
TO assassinate the AIkado and other
members 2, the royal family and a
number sate ministers. were sen
tencs.d tozff in TIE court OF cassa-
ton. Tventy-four including DIR. Ko-
toku ant Mistress Kanno. leaders of
the band, we're sentenced to death
Two named. Nitta and Nimimura, were
sentenced 70 life Imprisonment
After the sentence Mrs kanno calm
ly bid farewell to the others who pub
licaIiy cheered her Hope is ente--
tained that the MIkado will pardon.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19
I AkE: SKY
LINE DRIVE
PICTURES

The first photograph ever taken
from the Skyline drive and the top of
the Royal Gorge to be shown "
biograph. or moving picture mach ne.
was secured this morning by Geo. l.
Beam. of Denver. Official photograph
er for the Denver & Rio Grande Rail-
road company, and ]. K Lubkins. OF
Washington. D. c.. the latter repre-
senting the United States Reclama-
ton service Messrs. Beam and Lub-
kins have been taking Photographic
views in the Royal Gorge since the
beginning of the week for the rail-
road company to be used for adver-
tising purposes. and, at the Invitation
OF Secretary Maddox OF the Business
Mems association, agreed to take a
series of pictures from the Skyline
and along the new scenic highway to
the top OF the Royal Gorge TO be ex-
hibited in connection with the fs-
nous Ford travelogue.
A few minutes after 10 o'clock this
morning an automobile containing
Messrs. Beam. Lubkins. W. Babberger,
II. S. Maddox and the driver left the
Strathmore hotel as the leader of half
dozen or more cars and proceeded
to the Lone Tree turn at the southern
entrance TO the Skyline Drive where
arrangements were made for taking
the pictures The automobiles we're
lined up where they could be display
ed to the best advantage In giving an
imatior to the scene. and, when every
thing was in readiness. the camera
was brought into requisition and pho
tographs Of the surroundings by the
hundred. depicting In the minutest de-
tail everything within range Of the ma
chine. BY turning Il crank attached
to the camera from forty to sixty ex-
posures a second was made each of
them showing a distinct picture. which
all will concede was going some"
camera that can turn out three thous-
and six hundred photographs 4 min
ute is certainly triumph Of inven-
tive skill and wen worth public at
tention
At O'Clock this afternoon several
thousand pictures were taken by
Messrs. Beam and Lubkins along the
Royal Gorge-Parkdale highway. look
ing down into the Grand Canon of the
Arkansas river and across to the snow
capped Sangre de Cristo mountains
to the westward II was. no doubt.
the most notable series Of pictures
ever obtained in this part OF Colorado
and they are destined to attract many
tourists to this portion OF the state.
II is understood that the views secur-
ed today win be shown all as moving
pictures over the United States and
Europe II the films containing these
views could be secured for the NOV
ing picture machines by the managers
of the local thesttoriums and shown
here they would make n decided hit
with Canon City people.
Cañon City record., 1911-01-19

Althousk Ill men ars created equal,
they outsrov that good deal quick
~ than tAss 40 sav ~ sAstr esh@s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-05-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Pocomoke Guiana Co. VS.. e. D.
Hawkins. Judgment for $1,000 with
interest.
J. l. Triplett VS.. Washurn Crosby
Milling Co. Judgment for 500. OC
and costs.
Triplett & Irwin VS.. Washburn
Crosby Milling Co. Continued.
Annie Hannah VS.. Geo. Fl. Ham
mans admr. Decree concerning sale.
Ann r. Hollcr VS.. j. E. Holler's
admir-. &c. Decree confirming partition
of realty.
w. D Minor &C., VS.. 7. E. CARRIER
&c. Answer of c. G. Biedler &c. fled
and asked to be treated as cross
bill, general replication. leave to
answer cross bill, process to be
waived.
Nj. L. Bauserman, &c. VS.. Oscar
r. Bausermap, &c. Sale of realty t,
Ida Bauserman, widow confirmed and
Luther r. Burner appointed Specia
Receiver to receive the oshares OF
infants.
Lizzie A. Darnel. &c. VS.. Mary z.
Taylor's admr. Sale confirmed
S. L. Sager VS.. Snowden Whit
takers admr. &c. Decree of Reference.
Mary E. Moore's admr. VS.. Sarah
E. Green, Recree constituting deed
from Jno. H. Green to Sarah e.
Green.
NJ. L. Bauserman &C. VS.. David
Bauserman's admr. sc. Decree OF
sale.
Special Term of the court appointed
for June I, 1911.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1911-05-19
Massahltten Academy !.

Tho Academy Students gave q re-
petition Of their play Tony The Cou-
vict in Twins Hall on Wednesday
evening, May II. A large house saw
the young Thespians do justice to
What is very thrilling comedy In five
acts. The play will be given in Toms
Brook on Saturday evening, May 20,
in tie Town Hall. Alumni OF the
Academy, who live in town, are very
much interested in pushing this as q
benefit for the athletic association.
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached in st. Paul's Reformed
Church on Sunday evening, May %,
by DR.. Henry w. Battle, D. D, Pas
tor of High Street Baptist Church,
Charlottesville, Va. DR.. Battle is q
son Of General Battle of Georgia.
He is pulpit orator of fame and we
feel delighted in being able to an
nounce his coming. The service will
be at 1880 p. m.
David Garrlck' will be presented
in Lantz Hall on Monday night, May
20. Everybody will fall in love with
this pretty little comedy and it will be
handled we'll by the students, assicted
by Mr.. Wm. w. Calvert. Costumes
of the 18th century will he furnished
by A. I. Jones & Sons of Baltimore.
Tuesday will be day full of college
decorations in the morning-class day
in the afternoon. and music in the
evening. The commencement exer-
oises will close the years work, on
Wednesday evening. Hon. r. Gray
Williams, of Winchester will be the
orator of the occasion, and this means
q fine address. In all, we anticipate
one of the finest commandments for
Massanutten.