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Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
SUPREMACY OF Cow PONY
TO Be PROVEN IN LONG RICE

Denver. April Ito prove the su-
premacy OF the western COW pony three
Colorado cowboys. J. A. More. George
Harris. and John Goblin, will ride from
Denver TO New York city, starting on
April s. They will have only six
horses in their string, each riding
three and using the others as pack
animals.
They hope TO reach New York n
eight weeks, thereby establishing !
record for long distance riding. They
win carry message from Mayor
speer of Denver to Mayor Gaynor of
New York.
The six horses they have selected
for the trip are the best COW ponies
they could find In Colorado and Wyo-
ming
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
TUBERCULOSIS FOES
MEET IN DENVER

Governor John r. shafroth on Sat
urday wrote to the governors OF nine
teen states west OF the Mississippi
river asking them TO send delegates s
to the convention OF the National AS
sociation for the Prevention of Tub
erculosis. which eonvenes in Denver
on June 20.
This is regarded as one of the most
important conventions which will be
held in this state during the present
year. Thousands of delegates are ex-
pected to be present. Prominent med
ical men from over the world will be
in Denver at that time, and 1t is the
intention to lay plans for more sf-
fective crusade against the white
plague
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
FORMER CANON CITY MAN
SUICIDES IN UTAH

Provo. Utah. March 3I.-John w.
Laughiin. who came here from Canon
City last July. committed suicide
yesterday by shooting. Iaughlin and
his wife drove overland from Canon
City for the benen, of the formers
health.
He had been injured about year
ago and suffered from nervous pros
tration SO that his physician advised
him TO travel.
Mrs. Laughlin came home from a
neighbor's yesterday and found a dis
connected letter from Laughiin tell
ing her to get some money from hls
parents to return home.
Becoming frightened Mrs. IauRhlin
started in search OF her husband and
found his lifeless body near a hay
stack
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
Fremont County.

A 6 Taylor. Horticultural Inspec-
tor, Canon City. Colo.
Regarding inquiry as to prospects
for fruit crop. ! would say that to
date. this county has no cause for
complaint as the prospects for a tuil
crop OF tree and bush fruits were
never better al this time OF the year.
The cool weather for the past month
has Kept fruit buds from swelling %
any great extent and fruit growers
generally are feeling good regarding
prospects.
The orchards as rule are In good
condition. great many orchardists arc
using sulphur for insect pests and as
a general tonic for 'ees."
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
PROGRESS CLUB MeeTINe

The Progress Club met ON Monday
evening, March 27th. at tho home OF
Miss Mary f. whi,more, 500 Green
wood avenue
Miss Elizabeth Blair had charge ot
the program n
The roll call response of current
events was very Interesting.
Miss Cynthia McGowan reviewed nm
article from "The Worlds Work. a,
Wasting the Governments Money in
Public Buildings" by Hubert Bruce
Fuller.
This article shows plainly some os
the chuses for the United States de,,s
Miss Anna IIill gave book rev,.v
OF "civics and Health" by u. w. n
Ailon.
u would bo we'll II this book coulA
bo read In cvcry Canon CITY homs
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
CANALEIAs RESIGNS.

Madrid. April Premier CanaleIss
and HIS entire cabIne, today resigned.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
Colorado Fruit Prospects
Boulder County.

G. A. Klaiber, Horticultural Inspec-
tor. Longmont. Colo.
The outlook for the fruit crop
throughout Boulder county, was new
er better than it at this time, and un-
less some unforeseen thing happens
Boulder county will harvest large
crop of tree and vine fruits The late
storm that visited the entire northern
| Colorado district, gives the fruit grow
ers assurance of bountiful crop.
! Many growers have ordered smudge
/ pots, and spraying machines, SO that
/ if it becomes necessary, they will be
ready to repulse Jack Frost and pests.
1t is indeed very convenient for the
Boulder county fruit grower TO heat
his orchard, as he has oil and coal
produced in his own county. Much
interest is being manifested in fruit
culture, and the old orchards are be-
ing pruned and cared for as never oe-
fore.
Small fruits are exceptionally
fine. there being plenty of moisture
the past winter to keep the strawber-
ries plantations in perfect condition.
Boulder and Longmont each have
fruit growers associations, and both
making arrangements to handle big
volume of business this season.
Lyons and Hygiene district will be
heard from by more than full crop
the coming season. Many of the older
orchards have 100 many varieties of
apples. etc However. the newer or
chards, and later methods of packing
and grading, are doing much toward
increasing the yalus of land for fruit
purposes. The fruit district is fast
gaining reputation for growing
small fruits, as we'll as tree fruits
This section will. no doubt, be famous
for its excellent quality OF small
fruits.
The need now of the fruit men o.
Borlder county. is to plant CONNER
ciaI varieties OF apples. and post
as to the best methods OF
caring for the same The buds are
still dormant in the orchard district,
and there is consequently very little
danger from the frosts.
After thoroughly Investigating in
different localities of our county, !
find the prospects good. with promise
of an enormous crop"
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
APRIL FIFTEENTH WILL BE
NATURALIZATION DAY

Saturday. April 18th. will be Nat
uraiization day" in the Fremont coun-
ty district court and nearly score OF
embryo citizens VIII apply to Judge
willSin for final papers OF denizena-
tion. The petitioners, with their
places of birth and present residence.
are Louis SayIc. valperga, Italy; VIII
iiamsburg. Samuel Gherna, salto, IT.
ally; Rockvale. Joseph Asta, salapar-
uta, Italy; Roekvale. George MlddIi.
Radgos. Hungary; Rockvale. Michele
Levisone, Cossonibrato, Italy; Canon
City. Mike valent. Lezerne. Austria !;
Rockvale. John Kocan. omchola. Ann-
tria; Rockvale. Antoine Adamic, Pom
ikove. Austria; Prospect Heights.
Dominic Simeone, Larna, Italy: Steve
Ballek, Kronokoska. Austria; Rock
vale. Giovanl Senatare, Coprestrona
Italy: Iiockyalc. Peter yukorick,
Ionis Bar, Austria; Rockvale James
Del Duka, Tarnnta, Italy; Coal Creek
Petras Iobutis, Llcnania, Russia
Chandler. Max Henry Martens. Hin
dorf. Germany: Canon City. Noho,n
solck. shIvIce, Syria; Florence.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
TELLS HOW TO KILL
The. DANDELION

Mr. l.. F. Collins has letter from
the State Agricult College coa-
tanning some interesting Information
regarding a dandelion remedy.
The letter is as follows:
Fort Collins, Colo. Feb. 27. 1911
Mr. l. F. Collins.
Canon City. Colorado.
Dear sir:-Your letter addrasste
to Prof. W. Paddock was returned by
him to me for answer. as Prof. PAD
dock is now located at Columbus.
Ohio.
Oar experiments here In the erter-
mination OF dandeiions by means Of
iron sulphate have been fairly sue
sessfui. In some eases three spray.
ings applied about two weeks apart
In the latter part of summer have
entirely eradicated this pest In otn-
er cases it does MOI seem 10 have
oeen as effective We used inc .sSs
sulphate dissolved in water at the rate
of IL pounds to the gallon. Il
should be applied with spray pump
which will drive fine spray we'll
into the grass. Enough should be ap-
piled to thoroughly wet every square
inch OF the lawn. but 1t is not neces-
sary TO dcluge the surface. The
grass will recover. The dandeiions
will also appear again. hence the ne
cessity for using at least three APP
plications. Our experience here in
dicates that this work is more ef-
fectiye when done during the latter
part of summer. although some or
perimentai work which l performed
last spring took out about seventy
nse per cent OF the dandelions.
Very truly yours.
b. o LONGYEAR.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06

Mr.. l.. r. Collins stated
that he picked his first mess OF
asparagus this morning Someone
who heard tho statement remarked
that II he kept up mt that rate no
would soon be as good truck gard
ner as he is merchant There are
not many amateurs in town who can
duplicate Mr.. Collins performance.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06


The Attorney General: ITO which
ruling of the court, if the court
pleases, the plaintiff, by its attorneys
duly excerpts.
The Court: THE exception will bs
allowed, and the exception, perhaps,
ought to be preserved. General Grif-
fifth, by bill, and l will be glad to
sign that bill just as soon as you
make it up, and it will take only a
few hours to prepare that. If you
care to have that done right now
while court is in session this day, the
Judge will sign the bill for you when
it is ready, but if you want to take a
longer time the order ought to pro-
vide for that"
Attorney General Griffith: "If the
motion is sustained, would we be in
shape to take the case to the supreme
court, If we should decide to do so,
without an order dismissing the in
formations?"
The Court: NO, but take it that
that goes from what has been said"
Mr.. Dawson: q would assume, of
course, that the sustaining of the mo-
tions to quash the capiases and to
strike the pretended informations from
the files would carry both of thoje
with it.
The Court: Yes, ir."
Attorney General Grifith: "Thea,
as / understand it, the order of the
Court will be that the motion be sus-
tanned and that the Court will order
that the informations be dismissed =
The Court: THAT the writs he
quashed and the informations dis
dismissed or stricken from
the files, it will be the same thing.
Attorney General Grifh.h: 1--WE ex-
ccpt the order of the Court and will
ask tor thirty days in which to pre-
pare and tender a bill of exceptions"
The Court: You may have thirty
days surely. If you need it. The bill
will be brief one. | didn't know but
what you might prepare it in
shorter time. Think that it is in the
interest of having our procedure set
tied in cases of this kind that the sI-
preme court be asked to pass upon /
this question. wish that We had I
some more completely definite 1u-
thority TO guide us. but ! have dole /
the best ! could with the construc- I
tions that have been given to The !
statement up to date. Tou may have /
thirty days for your Sill of excep-
tons, If that is what you desire. and
the order is that the motions in each I
Of these two cases is sustained, the |
writ of capias in each of the cases Is
rIashed and the information in each I
u the cases is dismissed.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-06
Asthma! Asthmal

POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY
gives instant relief aud an absolute cure
IN all csnes of Asthma. Bronchitis, and
Hay Fever. Sold by druggists mail %
receipt Of price sIoo.
Trial Psrkaae by mall 10 oents
WILLIAMS MFG. Co. fsses.. Ci~vsi.sssi. or
For sale by Hunter palmor. Druggisi
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
For the Future

Mrs. Casper e. Yost and Mrs. Charles
Offutt have issued invitations for a ken
sington to be given at their home Thurs
day.
The Columbian Circle of Sacred Heart
parish will entertain Wednesday afternoon
January %, at the hall, Twenty-second
and Locust streets. The hostesses will be
Mrs. Fitzgerald and Mrs. Massey
Invitations we're issued Saturday for a
hop 70 be given by the officers and ladies
Of Fort Crook at the post headquarters
next Friday evening. A large number Of
guests from Omaha will be present.
Mr. and Mrs A. Mandelberg will be at
home informally Sunday in honor Of their
daughter, Miss Rosina NJ. Mandelberg, who
returned Saturday from two months visit
in Boston, New York Philadelphia and a
short stay at her alma mater, Smith col
lege, at Northampton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor Page have
Issued invitations for dancing party for
Tuesday evening, January 81 to be given
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

the Mediterranean trip. They will be gone
three months
Miss Meta Miller Of Franklin. ia. who
has been the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward Burgess, left Saturday for her
home
Mr.. Vine Caller Of Seattle arrived
wednesday to join his wife, who has been
here some weeks visiting her sisters, the
Misses sharp.
Mrs d. f. Mccarthy will leave this even
ing for a two weeks stay in Chicago, and
Colonel Mccarthy will leave in a few days
on an inspection trip.
Mr. Jack Baum left last evening for
Cleveland and will go later to Baltimore
to meet his sister Miss Bess Baum. They
expect to return in a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kountze and chill
dren have gone to Biloxi. Miss. Mr.. and
Mrs Kountze will go from there for a
trip through Texas. They expect to be
away two weeks
Miss Helen sorenson, who is a first
year student at the University Of Ne
/ braska, arrived Friday to spend n few
days r. Cmaha with her parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs Alfred SorCason. Mss Sorgnson has
recently been chosen president OF the
Mystic Fish" a social club at the uni
versity
Mrs w. B. Willard and her sons, Masters
Raymond and willard, will leave Tuesday
for Kansas city, where they will join Mrs.
Paul Hudson and go with her to Mexico.
Mrs Willard and her sons expect to be
gone about six weeks The return trip
will include a visit in New Orleans during
the Mardi Gras festivities.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
BY CONSTANCE CARRUTHERs

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.-(Special to The
Bee. 1.-THE social prestige OF Washington
has been fully maintained during the sea-
son and the after holidays period has wit
messed a renewal of the gayeties that
marked the opening of the year in the ma
ticnal capital Many entertainments and
receptions have been given by new officials
who have arrived since the holidays and
the social functions at the embassys ana
the official list at the White House has
not yet all been given. Many persons
prominent in society have been guests in
the city during the early week OF January.
Mrs. Albert Van Dusen recently enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Creel Of Kansas
City, who is spending the winter with her
son, Post Assistant Medical Director Hal
Creel Miss Tevis Camden Of Versailles
KY who with her father and sister were
the guest Of Kentucky friends in WASH
lngton, has gone to Miami, Fla, to spend
the remainder of the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs. Camden, at her cottage.
An addition to the American wives
coloney Of the diplomatic corps vat Wash
ington since the holidays, who is also one
of the most interesting, is Nine. Zia, wife
OF Ibrahim Raft Bey, first secretary of
| the Turkish embassy. She is the first
| American woman who has ever graced the
Turkish embassy in Washington.
! Her arrival marks a new era in Turkish
affairs in the embassy here. Heretofore
the wives of Turkish ambassadors and sec
retaries have been yelled Moslems and
have remained secluded in the embassy,
taking no part in the social life Of Wash
ington. Nine. Zia. 1t is said, plans social
reception at the embassy that will place
It in the front rank socially Of Washington
diplomatic homes. She is planning to give
noon teas, thus giving society an oppor-
tunity TO see beyond the previous barriers
Of the embassy.
Nine Zia was formerly Miss Cary Eel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Personal Gossip


Mr.. Ben Gallagher is spending a few
weeks in California.
Mrs. Casper e. Yost expects to spend
February in California.
Mr. and Mrs ]. r. scoble are sojourning
at ormond beach, Florida.
Mrs. Myron Learned will return in a few
days from an eastern trip.
Mrs. Rufus Harris has gone to Knox
vile, Tenn. TO visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs d. o. Clark are expected
home today from southern trip.
Charles S. Keller left Thursday to re-
sumo his studies at Ames college. Ames. Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Morris Mckay expect
to leave February / for a trip to Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Charles Nash re-
turned Friday from a short stay in Chi
cago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Coad will leave
the latter part of February for trip to
Cuba.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crittenden Smith
are expected to return from an eastern trip
today.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Black leave the
latter par Of this week for trip to
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. s. Leavltt leave in few
days for a stay Of several weeks in Flor
ida and Cuba.
Mrs o. d. Woodward of Kansas City is
spending a few days in Omaha and is at
the Rome hotel.
Mrs. f. Dimon Bird of New York is ex-
pected today to visit her parents. Colonel
and Mrs. s. S. Curtis
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wyman and daugh-
| A.
MIA early in February.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest C. Jackson of Dali
las, S. D.. formerly Of Omaha, are spend
ing a few days in Omaha.
Mrs II H. Baldrige who has been visit
ing in the east and is now at Atlantic
City, will reach home today.
Miss Helen Cudahy expects to leave early
in February for an eastern trip to include
an extended stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Cudahy and
Miss Jean Cudahy returned Saturday morn
ing from weeks stay in Chicago
Mrs. II, b. Kelly will leave Monday even
| ing for southern California, where she will
spend the remainder OF the winter.
Miss Helen Clarke of Minneapolis VIII
| spend a few days in Omaha next week az
J the guest of Miss Miriam Patterson
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Judson leave this
evening for a two weeks visit in New York
Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Washing
/ ton.
Mrs. II. e. Gunner and son, Jack, have
returned from a four weeks visit in Kan.
sas City with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Sands.
Mr.. Charles D. Beaton, accompanied by
Mr.. Cunningham OF Kansas City, will sal
next Saturday on the Cleveland" to tak'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

Court. Senator and Mrs James b. Frazier
and their daughter Miss Annie Keith
Frazier, are spending the winter at the
Cochran. Mrs. William ]. Stone and daugh-
ter, Miss Stone, have Joined Senator Stone
at the Cochran. Mrs. Rufus Hardy OF Cor
sicana, Tex, will soon present her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Hardy, at a tea at the
Congressional club, Mrs. Florence Duni-
place OF Toledo. o., accompanied by her
son. Joseph Duniplace, and her daughter,
Miss Harriet Duniplace have spent sew
eral weeks in Washington as guests at
the Congressional Hall hotel. Senator and
Mrs Clapp OF st. Paul have taken a home
on Euclid avenue. Miss Carrie Lee Cham
terlain, daughter of Senator and Mrs.
George Chamberlain of Oregon has been
visiting friends in Michigan. Senator and
Mrs. Shively and their two sons and little
daughter have returned from Brnokville
Pa, where they visited Mrs II. A. jerks
Mrs. shiyely's mother. Mrs, Joseph sig
mund of Oregon has recently been the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

resident members Of the society we're in
attendance.
Formal announcement Of the engagement
Of Miss Nivien Gould, second daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs George J. Gould, having been
made, society OF New York Is looking for
ward 70 the event as an event OF great in
terest. While the date for the marriage
has not been set It is stated that Il VIII be
in February. Although not yet a de
butante Miss Gould is known in society
in both New York and London and Is quite
a clever dancer At several entertainments
given for charity at Lakewood. the country
home Of the Gould family, she was the
most applauded dancer on the program.
She Is now In her nineteenth year. Lord
Decies as the Hon. John Beresford has
been known in New York for a num-
Der Of years, is an athlete and sol
der, with records In each line OF activity
He is -. $. o., winning It In service
against the Mad Mullah In somaliland and
In the Matabele and Boer wars. lie is
lieutenant colonel In the Seventh hussars.
In which uniform he was much noted at the
recent horse show at Madison Square Gar
den, where he rode and acted as a Judge.
In athletics he has devoted himself 10
riding, racing and cricket
The approaching marriage Of Miss GIadvs
sully, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Daniel !
Sully, 70 George Henry Mahlstedt of a
wealthy New Rochelle family will be An
event Of much interest among the younger
contingent OF New York society. Miss s,IlIv
Is the daughter Of the former "oottop
king" Mr.. Mahlstedt is now taking a most
graduate course I'm law at Yale The mar
riage viii take place In the early sprtng
The cost Of giving girls a fashionabls
(Continued ON Psg. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Pleasures Past

Miss Jessie Millard gave small and
Informal tea Saturday afternoon for Miss
Balcombe, who has just returned from
Europe.
Mr.. ]. b. McT<itrick was given a pleas
ant surprise Friday evening in celebration
OF his birthday. About twenty five OF his
friends came in to spend the evening in
formally
The A. c, A. met Saturday afternoon with
Miss Ethel Turkey, where plans were dis
cussed for an afternoon amateur play 10
be given at the February meeting. Twenty
five guests were present Saturday.
Mir, and Mrs w. s. Carson celebrated
the twenty-fifth anniversary OF their we'd
ding Thursday evening. entertaining at
dinner at the Loyal hotel, The guests were
MIR. and Mrs. w. o. Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
George II. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs Jess
Rogers
Mr. Jerome A. Little entertained at din
ner at his home, S27 North Forty-second
street In celebration OF his thlrty-fo fourth
birthday Those present were Messrs, ID
+. Tough. W. +. Baehr, w. II. Gould. jr.
sheldon Tiilotson, George Stetman, J, A
sayles and A. J. Latey.
The club OF high school junior girls
known as the Ky Laes, had an attractive
coy corner az the junior room FRIDAY
evening. The members OF the club are
Misses Adlyn Wood Katherine Davenport
Adelaide FUnkhouser, Lois Howell. Clair,
Patterson, Ruth Clarke.
Mrs. William Richheu entertained at a
ohildrens party Friday afternoon at her
home S022 California street. Those present
were the little Misses Florence Donahue
Pauline McGow Cecilia Richlieu, Lille
Richlieu, Ella Mae Richlieu and Agnes
Burnss Masters Jack Donahue, Harold
stribliRg Edward Eastman. Herbert Ring
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

peach-colored crepe meteor and carried
American beauty roses. Edward p Grace
attended the groom.
The wedding party entered the parlor
to the strains Of the Lohengrin wedding
march played by Mrs. Frank d. Grace.
After the ceremony dinner was served.
The bride and groom left for a visit OF
two months among the principal cities Of
the east They will be at home after April
Is at The Thornton, Butte. Mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

at their home to formally introduce their
daughter, Miss Mamie Page. Mrs. Page
will entertain at a tea in the afternoon
from 4 to o'clock for Miss Page.
Miss Gertrude Miller, secretary OF the
senior class OF the omaha High school
that graduates next week will entertain the
class at her home Monday evening. Miss
Kate McHuEh and Miss Jessie Towne VIII
also entertain this class at Miss McHugh
home, 221s Dodge street, Wednesday even
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22

BY MARGARET WATTS DE PEYSTER
NEW YORK, Jan 2.-(Special 10 The
Bee)-L.ord and Lady Tweedmouth, who
have been interesting guests in New York,
are now at Colorado Beach, Cal. where
they are enjoying the balmy broezes OF
the Pacific and playing polo Later they
expect TO visit Texas and see the cowboys
Oh the great ranches. Lady Tweedmouth
is particularly pleased with the beauty OF
America, and the cordial, free-hearted dis
position of the American people.
Il do believe" Lady Tweedmouth said
to the reporters, that perhaps more
Erglishmen are coming over here every
year, not 20 stay, but 20 see you Ameri-
cans. They are beg inning to feel at home
! suppose. And I'm not surprised. You
folks are so cordial and one does have
good time here. Oh, l really am much
attached 20 your darling little country"
Lord Tweedmouth. who inherited the
title from his father at the latter's death
two years ago, Is a rugged type Of Brit
isher-the perfect soldier Ills father
created a fur0re IN England and Germany
a year before his death by disclosing the
fact that he had received a private letter
from Emperor William, In which there was
some criticism OF the British admiralty
The annual dinner given by the Mime
sofa Society OF New York on Friday night,
was one OF the most elaborate ever under
taken by the adopted sons Of the north
western state. The president Of the so
ciety, John Henry Hammond, eXerted
great effort to make the event a success.
Among the speakers were Governor Eber-
hart Of Minnesota, Representative Miller
and Representative Tawney. Many non
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-22
Personal Notes from Gotham

Lady Twedmouth Asserts She is in Love with This Darling Little
COunMOre English People Coming for Social Enjoyment Every
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