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Cañon City record., 1911-05-18
A PROPOSED ORDINANCE.
ORDINANCE NO.
Series of 1911.
Amended Ordinance No. 8, Series 1909.

Amended ordinance NO. y, series lSUS.
Be ii ordained by the City Council
of the City of Canon City, Colorado,
Section 1. That section No 2 of or
dinance No. 8. Series of 1909. be and
is hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 3 To obtain the license men
toned in section l the applicant shall
apply to and pay the city clerk for
said license the following sum for
each vehicle to be used, viz: For
hacks, cabs. omnibuses. automobiles,
carts. express wagons and other We
hlcies of like kind and use five dol
lars in advance for the quarter year
in which the application is made. the
year being divided into four quarters
beginning with the month of January.
and licenses issued during any such
quarter shall terminate at the end of
said quarter. and no deduction shall
be made from said sum on account of
any such license being issued after
such quarterly period has commenced
No licensee shall engage in any
business enumerated in section l, 9TH
er than the business named in his Ii
cense: provided that the clerk may
issue licenses for the carrying on of
any of said occupations temporarily.
upon payment to him by the appli-
cant. for such temporary license. for
each vehicle to be so used, at the rate
of Sl.00 zone Dollarl per day.
introduced. read and ordered pub
lished this 18th day of May. a D. 1911.
Adopted and approved this--day
d., a. D. 1911.
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Attest: Mayor.
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over what was believed to be the
longest single telephone circuit in the
world. from New York to Denver.
distance of 2osO miles. persons Gin
versed week or ten DAYS ago for the
first time. when it was opened for
commercial business The price is
s11-25 for the first three minutes The
voices sounded as distinct as ove-
local cncuit
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18

son is located in San Francisco and
came to Colorado TO attend the we'd
ding of his sister, Crete, to Archibald
Turner. which took place in Canon
City last week-Salida Mail.
Julius Pearce of Denver, for many
years chief of the fire department of
that city, is a business visitor here
| today Mr.. Pearce is at present gem
eral agent for the seagraves Electric
Fire Motor company of Columbus,
pose of convincing the members of the
city council that his machine is su-
perior to that of any other make Mr.
Pearce sells a sixty horsepower auto
truck that he thinks is just the thing
for the Canon City fire department
Mrs. Anna Betham left on Sunday
for salida where she will remain for
two or three months. Mrs. Betham
is an expert hair dresser and did
large business while here.
Deputy Postmaster John W. En-
merson will leave tonight for Denver
to attend the annual convention of the
postmasters' association of Colorado.
which meets there tomorrow Mr..
Emmerson is on the program for a
paper.
Friday night the S. Z. Gould family
who live in Park Center. had a rather
peculiar and quite serious accident
while riding home after the auto par
ade. In some manner the rear seat
of the buggy became loosened as they
were riding along and unceremoni-
ousIy precipitated Mrs. Harry Nc
Clanahsn over backward onto the
ground. She sustained a broken
shoulder and was badly bruised but at
present is recovering rapidly.
The members OF Greenwood Post
No. 10. Grand Army OF the Republic.
are very anxious to procure large
picture of Gen. u s Grant to be used
in connection with the decorations for
the annual Memorial and Decoration
days and those who have such por-
trait that they will lend for the occasion
will confer favor by communicating
with Capt H NJ Snngay at the Ramb-
Ter printing ofioe
Clarence Reckmeyer. student at
Dodds commercial college at Canon
City. was brought home last evening
and is quite N at the Reckmeyer
home on West Third street-citizen
Mr.. Harold Sterling started this
morning for his home in Iowa after
months visit with his brother.
Pete" OF the Record. He intends to
stop or in Colorado Springs and Den
yer for few days.
Mr H 5. Reed and family who have
been residents OF Canon City for a
number Of years have sold their home
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DIED Of PNEUMONIA
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

Willie Rober. son OF Mr.. and MrS-
Fritz Kober. Jr, died at 2:3o O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon from pneumon-
ia after weeks Illness Deceased
was born in Canon City and was aged
fifteen years. two months and one
day. The funeral arrangements have
not yet been announced. Interment
will he at Lakeside cemetery.
Try a Record Want Ad. that's all
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carmody of
/ Florence during the carnival and over
sunday. Mrs. Carmody is sister of
Mrs. Tyo.
Mrs. Mary Wilson OF Penrose was
the guest of Mrs. Joseph Maupin of
Maccn- avenue during the carnival and
rode with Mrs. Maupin in the latter's
pretty outfit during the afternoon par
ade.
W. A. Chapson and Woody, Hig-
gins returned here last Sunday night
from Cuba. New Mexico. with bunch
of one hundred and ten head of year
ling steers recently purchased by Mr..
Chapson in that section of the coun-
try. The steers are temporarily be-
ing pastured on the Tong ranch north
east CT town.
Mrs. Ada Roper of Colorado city
left yesterday for a visit to Canon
city. after which she viii make her
home in Denver She was given a
farewell reception by the South Side
Improvement society Saturday night.
and was presented with a purse OF
gold.-colorado Springs Herald-Tele-
graph
Mrs. Frances Konte of Prospect
Heights died ut O'Clock Sunday
morning. Deceased was a native of
Austria and was thirty-six years of
age. The funeral took place from St.
MlehaeI's Catholic church at O'Clock
this morning. followed by lnterment
at Lakeside cemetery.
Rev Harris preached the baccalaur-
cate sermon to the members of the
graduating class OF the South Canon
high school at the First Methodist
church Sunday night A splendid au-
dience was present and a scholarly
discourse was preached The senior
class Of the South Canon high school
has twenty members this year; six
teen young women and four young
men. The commencement exercises
viii take place on Thursday night oil
this week.
DR. RolphiuE and sister Clara oi
Colorado Springs came over in a bis
car for the festival They brought
with them Mr. T. Il. Logan's daught
er. Mrs. Godfrey. and her daughter
Mrs. Clara Bell and also her little
daughter. Miss Rae Bell. The whol'
party were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
IT u. Logan. OF North Fifteenth stree
during their stay here Or. RoiphInl
accompanied DR.. Phelps around ;h'
world on her recent tour and was en-
ter;ained ~ DR.. Phelps a good shar'
Of the time during her stay here.
Harry chapson arrived in salld'
from Canon city the les, OF the weel
and spent several days. the guest o
Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. smith. Mr.. Chap
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18
Thursday.

foA the, San Juan de Tavicho Mining
company at Taviche. oaxaca. Mexico.
is here visiting old friends for a few
days
Miss Minnie Looney. Of the criter-
ion millinery, was taken quite SER
iousiy Ill this morning and is resting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
at the corner OF Ninth and Macon
The Aquinas literary society of
Mount Saint schlasiicus are to en-
Joy pleasant picnic party on the
Skyline drive this afternoon from
until p. m. The young ladies Of
thiNTociety have been looking for
ward to this little party for some
time
Mr.. and Mrs. Alya A. Swayne OF
Denver will arrive here tomorrow
morning for the week end festivities
Mr.. swayne is the Associated Press
correspondent for Colorado and Deu-
yer representative OF the Pueblo
Chieftain.
r. l. Lambdin OF Denver Is spen :
ing the week In Conon City as the
guest of his uncle. W. b Montgomery,
OF iio2 Macon avenue. Mr.. lambdin
In a commercial artist. making spe-
ciaity of advertising illustrations. He
will be here for the highway ceiebra-
tion and May flower festival.
Charles r. McI.ain. master of cese-
monies at the top of the Royal Go-se
next Friday in connection with the
road dedication exercises, received
word Monday from the commissioners
Of saxuache county that they would
be Are for the celebration without
fail They will motor through the
country from saguache. coming he-e
by way of Pueblo.
Mrs. J. A. vanHorn. who Is rus'ieai-
tng In Missouri for her health, -
ports very much Improvement and ex-
|oecss to be home about July J.
Rev. T. p. stafford went to Denver
yesterday to attend a Baptist commit
tee meeting and expects TO return this
evening.
Twelve little girls from Mount Saint
scholasticus are TO take part In the
hndren's parade on Saturday morn
ps.
John Leslie Me<lbbin. formerly en-
loyed as 4 clerk at Rambo a Sim
MS drug store in this city. was mar
ed q Miss Nora olive cochonour
Casey. III. on May sth. They Will
at home" to their friends at Ev-
green. Colorado. after May 25th-
DIR. and Mrs. T. b. Moore went T.
>nyer this morning to spend week
so visiting friends and enabling
j doctor to ace some OF the western
sxue games ~. Moore is certain
one of the grestest fans in Canon
~.
rhe scheme OF decoration thought
by W. w. Wallace. for which pre-
ratious have beon going on for
past week, was put to n practical
for the first time this morning
found TO be a splendid success.
Mayor West. OF Pueblo, and a party
friends arrived here In an automo-
about 1890 o'clock this morning
& the rest OF the Steel City bunch
merAbers of the party we're lit
austy as a result OF their forty
y ride but found the trip as a
very pleasant one.
Jspes NJ. Bradbury. formerly a
1snt OF this city. but now at Grand
hon, arrived Thursday afternoon
here for the Royal Gorge open-
IND svifl spend few weeks Wis
old friends.
and Mrs. Boyd Gatewood. OF
teli. New Msico. arrived in Can.
1ty Tssadny night and arc guests
j parental Matt Lines home nr
street. Mr.. and Mrs. aatewood
d to remain for some little time
and Mrs. VIII Gray OF 14ft
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minute.
Mrs. Helen Sills. OF Gunnison, de-
partment president of the woman's
Relief Corps OF Colorado and wyo-
ming. is visiting Mrs. T. B. Coulter
during the road opening and for Is
short time afterwards She is de-
lighted in Canon City
Frank Homan returned to Canon
City on Thursday fro man extended
business visit in northern Colorado
and Wyoming.
Governor Shafrorh. Ex-Governor
Charlie Thomas and Mr.. Allen of the
state highway commission. arrived
here on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. this afternoon and were aiken
to the top OF the Royal Gorge in War
den Tynan's car
The Colorado Springs crowd made
the distance between the two cities
in two hours and a half The oced-
pants of the Gazette car and of The
Telegraph car enjoyed themselves ty
racing all the way
Monday.
Mrs. r. Greer of Las Animas and
her little son. Jimmie. came up for
the carnival and are the guests of
Warden and Mrs. lyman.
Mr.. Simmons. cashier Of the First
National bank OF Victor. came down
from the district Saturday afternoon
and spent Sunday with his wife and
little son. David, who are spending
the spring months among the apple
blossoms in Canon
Editor and Mrs. Z +. Hoyle and lit
tie son OF Salida were the guests OF
Mrs. Ida Beecher during the festival
week.
Mrs. Myra Sheriff. of Boulder came
back TO Canon. her old home. Friday
to be the guest OF DR. and Mrs. Palm
er for the carnival.
Miss Clara Esser. formerly sales
woman at ] r Marr's store, has TAX
en similar position at Frank Ia
Smiths dry goods establishment
Mrs. Rober; Smith OF Cripple Greek
! is spending the week here as the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Lafe Combs. and
family at AZ Greenwood avenue. Mrs.
Smith came down last week to witness
the flower parades-
Geo. Eikuns and fomils OF the Alamo
mo,ored over from Colorado SPRINGS
on Friday morning and after enioyinE
all the festiyieties. returned to their
home on Sunday. They Were enthus-
iastic in their appreciation Of canon
CITY hospitality as well as OF our
beautiful drives and scenery.
/ Mr.. and Mrs George Els;uu. daugh-
ter ana ncice. we're the guests OF DR..
and Mrs. Kiuen Tor dinner on Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs. Els,un and their
hosts were former schoolmates snd
classmates at the Kansas state nor
NAL school and took this occasion to
recall old times and renew old ae-
quaintanees.
Hal Entorf arrived here from Mon
tana for visit with A. ID. Morrison
and. incidentally. to attend the festi'
vitles connected with the commence
ment exercises OF the South Canon
high school.
A. d. Morrison was business Wis
ltor In Denver last Saturday. Mr.. Nor.
rison regrets very much that his triI
out Of town compelled him to mis-.
seeing the parade here In connection
with the flower carnival.
DIR. and Mrs. cochem of salida wer,
among the autoists who came dowr
from saiida for the gorge opening
They were the guests OF DR.. and Mrs
7. d. Palmer of 11e North Seventh
street during their stay here.
Miss Grace Schultz left Saturda,
afternoon for couple OF months so
journ on the Pacific coast She viii
visit Los Angeles. San Diego. sar
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Ls&c.ary Public-w B. Rowland. 533
Hsln street. Record office
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18
Friday.

wHbls town was out TO greet
|utoists who came in this mora
II kept them out all morning
Cañon City record., 1911-05-18

Prof Forest P. Recce OF the faculty
OF tho Centennial high school Of Pue-
bio. spent Saturday and Sunday here
a. the guest OF his cousin. Miss Anna
NJ. Hill. Of South Canon.
Nr. and Mrs. steve ryo entertained
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
A gE1ITTLEf d DAN DERIATE lWIT.L
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A delightful surprise awaits particularly
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At once, Dandcrne dissolycs every particle
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Try as you will, after one application of
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

"Soul winning" was the subject OF
Evangelist Dave Hilrs sermon deliv-
cred before meeting of Christian
v orlters at the Epworth NJ. l.. church
Monday night Despite the rainy
weather a good crowd was present
t. near the remnrEs of the evangelist.
lHs discourse in general was an APP
lpeal to men and women to work for
Christ. He explained to the people
the need Of such workers and the op-
position met with ON all sides. In the
course of his talk hc said
"1H.e reason the world does not
want to lie saved is thet the world
Goes not know It is lost The thing
the church wants to do is to wake up
the world and then il will want to
lc saved and we will not wake up
the world untillwe stand shoulder, to
shoulder and accept the gosepl truth.
IL was standing ON street in
Trenton. ~ j.. sometime @go, watch4
ing crowd passing along the street.
4 great number of the men We're
drunk, cursing and swearing. \ man
approached me and asked If ! thought
trat crowd would he lost no, sir,
/ replied. They will not be lost They
are already lost, All they have to
DO to go to hell is to stop breathing
with this and many other illustra-
tions the evangelist showed the pec-
lie the great need for Christian
workers.
People forget that the world with
out Christ is already lost. What God
wants is the church filled with the
spirit that IT may be able to win the
world for Jesus Christ.
'"rhe world thinks that If II has
enough morals to keep it out Of jail
that it is ready for heaven but every
inan must have ihe blood of Christ
applied to.hiS 1ieiSt Some timc between
the ose or accountability and the age
cf heaven.
In conclusion. REV. Hil said, "ro
be Christian worker and a soul win
ner, man MUST take a stand against
everything that Is unrlghteous and
stand for everything that Is good and
everlastingly sticlt-to it,
As an indication of the effect of the
earnest appeal Of the, speaker and the
interest maniiostdl In the Y. NJ. c.
A, gospel meetings, Rev. Hill, at the
conclusion Of his remarks, asked all
those who would make "a covenant with
God and who would go in the soul
saving buL Liness for the Master to
gather around the alter Of the church.
Nearly the entire audience responded
60 the call
Arrangements are being made for u
great men and boys mass meeting
next Sunday afternoon at the Epworth
NJ. T.. church
The evangclists held services at the
plant of the Marion Steam Shower
company this noon. a special program
vas rendered.
A special meeting for the Huber
Manufacturing company employees will
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

appeal can be taken, in view of her
plea of guilty
At the same time, the district az
tcrney today filed with the court an
AFFIDAVIT setting forth the narentage
of the child of Mrs. Evers so cruelty
beat, but this will be kept secret, az
the childs mother is happily married.
The child was remanded to the Gerry
society, as = ward of the state.
Mrs. Evers was arrested two weeks
ago at the instance Of the children's
society which charged that she had
cruelty beaten the 11-year-old child
with a riding crop. The girls body
was covered with welts ana bruises
Mrs. Evers. handsomely gowned
and wearing expensive diamonds. de-
clined to tell the police anything
about the child's parentage but claim
ed she was her ward. The mystery
OF the child's parentage was not clear
ed up until yesterday, when It's grand
father todd the story to District At
tomey Whitman begging that the
mothers name be withheld THE rear
mother gave the child to Mrs. Evers
when the little girl was three weeks
old.
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lee held in the Epworth church at 7.15
o'clock.
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RICH WOMAN IS
SENT TO PRISON
Mrs. Evers Punished For
Cruelty Beating IL Year
Old Ward.
Child Was Turned Over to
Mrs. Evers by it's Mother
Years Ago.

New YORK. DecS ig.-- Mrs. l;. Virginia
Evcrs, whose husband. Frederick; Il.
lvers. Is rated in commercial agen-
cies at more than $jO0,OO0, and whose
real wealth is said to be far above
q million dollars, today was sentenced
to serve three months IN the penlten.
tiarX on Blackwel's Island on the
Charge OF cruelty beating Alice Eli
athcth Randolph, her rseudo-ward
Prison officials say Mrs. Evers un-
questionably is the wellthlest woman
ever sent to the penitentiary from
New York.
With many of her society friends
at her side, Mrs. Evers collapsed
when sentence was pronounced and
had to be carried back TO the Tombs
by attendants. IT is hardly likely an
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
SPECULATION
CHARGES FALL
Proof of Charges Not Given
and no Further Action
Will be Taken.
Magnates May Demand
Apology From Ban
Johnson.

Kew York. Dec 12.-Although tlc
II ncmbcrs of the National Baseball
commission stll maintain they, Will
make rigid investigation into the
ticket spcculating scandal in the re-
cent worlds series. it was evident to-
day th proof of the ch.rges had not
Leen forthcoming. and that no further
action would be taken. Nothing fur
thcr can be done until the conclusion
of the meetings of the magnates Of the
American and National leagues, which
began here tod-y $ the members OF
the commission have to attend the
meetings Of their leagues.
The request of the three major
minor leaguos for higher classihca-
ton will be submitted the major mag
mates late today for ratihcltiou 1t
is prolgblc the request will be grant
ed. If so. new peace agreement
win bc signed when the commission
meets In Cincinnati on January 8.
1912.
The board of directors Of the Ma
uonal league held secret meeting to-
day, I'm anticipation of this afternoon s
meeting of the lc'gue presidents
1t developed that the fight against
the reelection of President Yynch. Of
the National league will be carried
into this afternoons meeting Lynchs
enemies claim TO hive three votes, but
they admitted they had No hope Of
defestinB him
Among the magnates Of the NatIoup
~
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ONLY Few MIIcs nchInG Record.

New York. Dec. 12.-Riding only
few miles behind the record set in
1910 and indulging in frequent fur
ious sprints, the fourteen teams left
today In the annual siN-day race, are
declared by experts TO In,
in condition. 10 make the eVsne one
Of the most exciting in history Al
enough number or the riders havo
never participated in a six day 20
in Madison Square garden, they are
showing up well physically. the
rivalry Is keen. ln'one wild sprint
the team Of Ryan and Cavanaugh,
newcomers in the game was killed
off and Calvin and Wiley, old stagers
were set a lap to the rear.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
wolvcrton to Manage y. Y. Amcri-

New York, Dec. 12.-The announce
ment that Harry wolverton. manag-
er of the Oakland, Pacific Coast
club, has been signed to manage the
New York Americans for three years
was received with delight today by
Yankee rooters. Wolverton Is re-
garded as one Of he most promising
managers in the game, and his friends
predict he viii place the Yankees
in a much higher position
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
NII.s Tnrl Not Iingnrcd.

Washington Dec. 12-The rumor
that Miss Helen Taft, daughter Of the
president. was engaged TO young j.
Cotton smith, son of Mrs. Tafts pas
tor, was denied at the White House
today. rEt r
Smith also denied the report add
ing that while he did not desire to
be discourteous to Miss Taft there
was not word OF truth In 1t.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
Rnhhcrs GcL .LcmcIry.

Circlevnle, o.. Dec. 12.-Robbers
got about $1,000 in jewelry when the
store of l.. NJ, Butch. ieweler, was
looted here last night, Entrance was
gained by cutting out a glass in the
front door. Forty six watches, chains
and other articles were taken from the
show cases. but no attempt was made
to crack the safe. There is no clue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
End Mlntcr,s Tronllcs.

TO many. winter Is season of
trouble. The frost-bitten toes and
fingers. chapped hands and lips, chill
blains, cold-sores, red and rough
skins. prove this. But such troubles
fly before Bucklen's Arnica Salve. \
trial convlnces. Greatest healer OF
burns, boils. piles, cuts, sores, bruises,
eczema and sprains. Only 25c at
Tschahncn Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12

Flushing, L. l.. Dec. f2-Ehis
Parker Butler, humorist, has receive
a letter mailed in Washington, SIM
ply addressed; "Elis Parker Butler
The Lord Knows Where" Postofflcc
clerks did.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
IN TcIrlhIc IsInIllldcr

To neglect liver trouble Never %
IT, Take Or. Kings New Life pins
on the first sign OF constipation, bill
iousness or inactive bowels and pres
vent virulent lndigcstiom jaundice or
gall stones. They regulate livcT
stomach and bowels aud build up Your
health. Only 25cr at Tschanep Bros.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-12-12
Moran n Conner.

London. Dec 12.--lrank Moran
the Pittsburg, PENNSYLVANIA, heavy
weight, today was haidcd as one of
the best lighters seen recently in
England. as the result of his victory
last night over Charlie Wilson, whom
he knocked out in the second round.