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Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
" ILL FORM
TIMBER
TRUST
(By United Press.l

Washington. Feb. i4.-United States
Commissioner Of Corporations. Smith,
today sent to congress n special re-
port asserting that timber trust of
enormous proportions is now being
formed.
He declared that four-fifths OF the
standing timber of the country is pri-
vately owned and that three holdings.
those of the Southern Pacific. North
srn Pacific and the weyerhauser
Timber company owned two hundred
and thirty-eight billion feet OF timber
or eleven per cent OF the total timber
privately owned. He said These
three holdings have enough standing
timber to build ordinary five or six
room frame houses for each Of six
teen million families.
II sawed into lumber and placed in
10 cars Il would make train one hun
dred thousand miles long. The larg-
est holders are not cutting their tim
csabis prht nccruing with the coun-
try's growth and the diminishing tim
Der supply and the further conserva-
tsoh and control thereof.
Many men now protesting against
conservation of national forest farms.
because they would tie up national
resources are those deliberately ty-
ing sp farm land for private camp.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
DISTRICT COURT CON-
vENEO: TUES. MORNING.

The Fremont county district court
convened at 10 o'clock this morning
with Judge Chas, A. wilkin OF Fair
play presiding. The jury. summoned
for the November term and dismissed
!. 81 Judge Champion until the present
ydate by Judge Champion on the com
pietion OF the criminal docket re-
turned Tor. duty this morning and the
trial ofes1acs were resumed.
sfive of the prisoners in the county
IAN. whose hearings viii take place
within the next few days. were ar
raigned before Judge wilkin this
morning in order that they might
have an opportunity OF making a
formal plea as TO their guilt or Inno-
cence. They we're Ben Scott, colored.
charged with burglary: William Mont
gomery and william Martin. coiored.
charged with .he murder OF William
Hooker at Portland on Christmas
day; Felix Brothers. charged with
safe breaking and robbery At Rock
vale; and Curtis Hart. charged with
..white slavery" All Of them. with
~ sxcsption Of Hart, pleaded not
ana1ey and cpunsel viii ~ appolptet
= ~ eoase Cor ~ 4seon1nnes WAo
- uuoohru> st&npnaUs. ~ 1Aa maAns
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
WOMAN RECEIVES
SENATE VOTE

Denver, Fyh. i5.-Anothsr woman
today received vote fer United
States senator. when Mrs. Jones. a
member OF the house. voted for Flor
ence f. Nccune. deputy in the counr
~ .reasurers ONCE.
The ballot resulted; Miss MeCnne
1. speer ss. Adams 20, shafrosh J.,
Thomas s. o'nopnell ;, Ward !. 7ly-
lor I. Maupin i. Martin ,. Anmons !,
waterman : vAilie 10. ooody 8, pa~-
- {. 1sccnfry 1. Rco1s !. u
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16

to procure professional services for
their defense. Jas. a. Stump had
been employed as counsel by Martin
and he was nominated by the >ourt
to defend Montgomery, who was as
sociated with Martin in the commits
sion of the crime of which he is ac-
cused.
White is the first man ever ar
raigned before the district court in
this county on the charge of white
slavery" and he glands an excellent
chance of getting a long term in the
penitentiary by reason of the nefar-
ious business in which. by his own
confession. he has been engaged. Dis
trict Attorney Jas. T. Locke v-iil be
compelled to go to Denver on thurs
day OF this week to argue n case oe-
fore the supreme court. and "a a re-
suit. 1t is probable that not great
deal OF progress will be made With
the criminal docket this week
Judge wiikin, by his genial de-
meanor when on the bench. Iiy1ified
manner in conducting the court. and
the logic of his reasons In disposins
OF motions. petitions, etc. shows him
to possess in an unusual degree all
OF the requisites for the position he
has been called upon TO fll by the
people OF the Eleventh Judicial dis
trict Judge wilkin gives promise
Of becoming one of the most success
full and popular magistrates that ev-
er presided over the Fremont county
district court
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
WATER BelnG IN
POUNDED N MT.
PISGAK RESERVOIR


W Boucher. secretary OF the Park
Center Land 4 Water company. and
]. E. Barren. one OF the large stock
boiders in the concern. returnedhome
Sunday night from a sederal days
visit to the Mt. PisEah reservoir on
the upper reaches of -Four Mile creek
where they inspected the new i'm
pounding dam and made measure
ments o. the fiow OF water into the
reservoir. At the present time the
fiow into the reservoir is between
fftesn and sixteen feet n second. all
OF which Is being retained for sum
mer Irrigation. except the few feet
necessary for the domestic use OF the
rnnchors living down the stream
The MI Pisgsh reservoir Is one OF
the very largest in the state, having
a capacity OF approximately four
thousand-acre feet quantity more
than ample to most all Of the require
menis Of the company In the dryest
years known 20 this valley. The wait
orshed of Four Nile creek Is one Of
the most extensive OF any OF the
streams flowing into the Araknsas
river from the north and obtains an
immense quantity Of water from the
snow and rainfall on the southern
slopes Of the Pixies Peak range OF
mountains It is not the intention
Of the company to store more than
two thousand-aere feet of water in
the reservoir this year owing TO the
fact that the impounding ram is new
and unsettled. The dam is 600 feet
long on top and has an ave-age OF
400 fee, II IS 200 feet thick at the
bottom. is 10 feet high and cost some
thing more than $4,000 II is OF
the most substantial construction and
IL likely to last for ages.
Running through the dam at the
base Is concrete core and the upper
slope Is strengthened by cement
covering. reinforced with a wire net
ting running through It. II is located
on the old Fawikner ranch. ten miles
west OF Cripple Creek, and is one OF
the hnest pieces OF engineering in
that section OF the country. II is
computed by Mr.. Boucher that the
reservoir could be filled In one hun
dred and twenty-one days from the
present flow of Four Mile creek and
that by April first an abundance OF
water will be stored in 1t to more than
meet the demands OF irrigationists
under the company's bitches.
In addition to the water derived
from the natural precipitation on the
-Four Mile watershed the Park Cent
cr Land & Water company owns the
water coming out of the Roosevelt
drainage tunnel at Cripple Creek
amounting to very large volume,
which II Is storing In the Mt. Pisgah
reservoir. assuring IL a splendid
source OF supply at all times. Messrs'
Boucher and Barren are very enthus-
iastic over the Mt. Pasgah reservoir
and It's prospect for supplying ranch
ers under the company's bitches with
an unrestricted volume OF water for
Irrigation purposes at all seasons
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
FLORENCE LAND MARK
DESTROYED BY FIRE

Florence. Feb. 15.-FSre early Tues
day morning destroyed one OF the old
land marks of tie city. story and
a half frame house that stood on the
corner OF Pixies Peak avenue and
Fourth street
The building has not been oceu-
pied fo- several years. 1t was built
some thirty years ago by w. l.
wrighter. and at present is the prop
erty o. a r Gumaer
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
DEMONSTRATION TRAIN
HERE MARCH SIX

Secretary Maddox of the Business
Mems association is in receipt OF
letter from c. H. Hinman OF Fort Col
Inns. superintendent of the experiment
tai stations of the state agricultural
college. in which he says that the ag-
ricultural special demonstration train.
which is to cover the standard guage
lines OF the Colorado & Southern.
Santa Fe. and Denver & Rio Grande
railroads in this state. xin reach Cam
on City at O'Clock Monday afternoon
March sixth and will leave two hours
later.
Materials possessed OF immediate
educational value 70 the farmers of
Colorado will be taken from the fol-
lowing departments cf the aericultur-
al college At Fort Collins: Asron-
omy. including soils. crops and farm
machinery. animal hushandry, includ-
ing dairying and poultry raising. ir-
rigation. forge and carpentry work.
horticulture. entomology and home
economies. Four cars will be filled
with these exhibits and there viii be
furnished in connection ~ith every
part of each exhibit plain and simple
literature. or placards. covering all
matters OF interest relating to it.
Each exhibit will L placarded SO
thoroughly and splainly as TO tell its
own story. and there viii be in each
car two or three demonstrations to
answer such questions as viii be in
spired by the various displays
The work which the college author
tiles will endeavor 10 accomplish by
means Of the proposed demonstration
train OF the most complete and COM
prehensive ever undertaken in this
state. and. it is expected. will be pro-
duc;ive OF much good in encouraging
a better and more scientific agrieul-
ture. The various railroad eompan-
les. rs well rs the agricultural col
|ieee at Fort Collins. viii each spend
more than hundred dollars day
during the time this train is on the
road and the various communities
to he visited are urged to show their
appreciation of the work in which
they are engaged by large attend
ance of citizens.
1t is requested by those in charge
that as many of the business men of
Canon City as can conveniently do
so visit the train on its arrival here
and inspect the exhibits. Mr.. Mad
dox has been urged by Mr.. Hinman
to endeavor to have the high school
and the seventh ana eighth grades
dismissed while the train is in town
in order that the students may have
an opportunity OF inspecting the ex-
hibits 1t Is also suggested by him
that the Business Mems association
appoint a committee to create gen
erai interest In the display. Special
correspondents of the Denver and
other large newspapers will be on
board the train and viii be quick to
notice and 10 comment in the col
unins OF their publications upon any
evidence OF especial enterprise in
working up an attendance Of people
Interested in agriculture and its al
| lied eallings
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
CANNON OPPOSES
RECIPROCITY

Washington. Feb f5--Speaker
Cannon took the floor of the House
today and declared that he was. and
always would be against reciprocity.
He said he wished 10 make 1t clear
that ne opposes the reciprocity bill
from start to finish.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR
FLEES BEFORE REBELS

Tegueigalpa, Honduras. Feb. Ia
Upon the appearance Of 500 revc,u-
tionists At raraiso, the telegraph OPP
orator at that place ped, taking his
instruunsnt With him putting an end
70 coDnonieaAioa.
Il = ea,ssee6 tea, = battle hss sAh-
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
Mr.. ROBERTSON HAS
TWO SUMMER HOMES

Mrs. Robertson IL With her husband
u The Btr&thu,ore hotel She wAa
hare last ysAr and met fsv peop,ss
o4e ,sunfo1av ups6s - >nfinaAe 80
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
FOUR MINERS KILL
60 IN SHAFT
ny United Press.l

Harrisburg III. Feb. 14-Four
nlners we're killed today when shaf,
carriage which was being lowered
into the mine near here. surned over.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
PRESIDENT SIGHS
EXPOSITION Bill

Washington. Feb. i5.-President
Taft this afternoo- signed the San
Francisco exposition hill
Cañon City record., 1911-02-16
STANDARD OIL
DECLARES DllIDENO

New York, Fob. iS---Thc Standard
OH osnpany directors today Nsolarsd
. Vunslsy1y divs1esd of Af>s,a tollars
The evening world., 1911-01-06
Cures Catarrh
Also Coughs, Colds, Group
and Sore Throat

HYOMEI pronounce 1t High.o-me)
Is guaranteed to cure catarrh, acute
or chronic; to cure colds. coughs.
Group and ore throat, or money
back.
In cases of deafness caused by ca.
tarrh, there Is no remedy SO efficient.
HYOMEI Is a liquid extracted
from the eucalyptus trees of Austria
liza, and is a soothing, healing. germ
killing a%ntiseptic.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
CHICAGO BEAUTY
BECOMES BRIDE
Of new YORKER
So Carefully Did Miss Vaux
Plan Wedding That Not Even
Closest Friends Knew.

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-The greatest sur
prise Chicago society has had In many
q month came last night with the mar
riaSs Of Miss Geraldine vaux, daughter
OF Mr.. n Mrs. Frederick vaux of No.
I'D Astor street, to william De Burgh
whyte of New York.
The marriage service was read at the
Vaux home by the Rev. John Timothy
Stone OF the Fourth. Presbyterian
Church in the presence OF relatives only.
Even the most intimate friends OF Miss
vaux had not been Informed that he-
marriage was to take place. When the
engagement was announced last fan 1t
was said the wedding would be in Janu-
ary. but no definite date was announced.
Miss VauN has excused herself from
many society affairs recently ~. the
plea h a her mother was not wcil, and
her friends did not know that In reality
she was busy preparing her rousseau.
h recent illness OF Mrs. Naux Is given
as the reason for the extremely luic.
wedding.
When Miss Naux decided to have a
simple nome wedding size decided also
to make 1t a surprise. and even as late
as yesterday her statement tina she was
not ready to announce the date for her
marriage was accepted without question.
Miss Naux has been one of the most
popular young women in society since
her debut last winter. She Is an only
chzld and Is a tam brunette. of an UNI
usual type OF beauty. distinctly foreign.
Much Of her education VAS gained
abroad.
Mr.. whyte has lived for the past eight
years In New York. His father was an
omce In the English Army. lie is a
graduate of Columbia University and an
engineer. 1t was only last summer that
he and IDS bride met. Mr.. and Mrs.
Vaux and their daughter spent the sum-
mer In Europe. and on the steamer go-
ing owsr was Mr.. whyte. His interest
In Mbs Vaux at that time led him To
Join the family on some OF their Jour
neytngs. and before their return to tbs
hds they had visited his people In Eng
land and h betrothal was made known.
Nj. and Mrs. WThyte will spend their
honeymoon In Cuba and reside In New
Yesk.
The evening world., 1911-01-06

Of thirty-three he was anxious for such
an operation. He interested DIR. De
Witt O.. Wilcox Of Boston University In
his case and asked him to operate. In
March. 1909. DR.. Wilcox operated, and
since then there has been a complete
change in the convict. lie Is now APP
psrently q man OF only kind and uprish:
impulses.
since the operation alienists. surgeons
md scientific men in general have
watched TIE case with interest.
They are convinced hat his crimes
were due entirely to the injury received
when he was a boy and that he Is
completely changed. They say his case
goes Ia toward proving that cranial
injuries have a great deal 20 DO with
developing IL not producing criminals.
on presentation OF the facts. Gov.
White decided to pardon Grimmell, and
the prisoner will be released in a day
The evening world., 1911-01-06

A complete HYOMEI outfit consist.
ing of a bottle OF HYOMEI and an
indestructible hard rubber pocket in
haler costs S1.00. For treating ca.
tarrh or any throat or nose ailment,
pour a few drops into the inhaler and
breathe.
That's all you have to do, and ms
the air passes through the inhaler 1t
becomes impregnated with antisep-
tic HiOMEl. and this soothing, heal.
Ing air as 1t passes into the lungs
reaches every particle OF the inhamed
membrane. kills the germs and heals
the raw, sore catarrhal spots.
II you now own n HYOMEI inhaler
you can buy an extra bottle of
HYOMEI for only so cents at drug.
gists everywhere.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
RUSSIAN. GERMAN PACT
ALARMS GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. Jan. GA new alliance
with Russia and Germany working
hand in hand. Is alarming England to.
day. According to the Evening Times.
text OF the Russisn-Gerr,an agreement
regarding Persia. under the terms OF
the document Germany Is to have the
preference In the development OF Asia
Minor. German capital Is TO he given
the opportunity OF financing the net
work OF railroads which are to be ron
structed there.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
Bronson Mnrray Dead.

which was subsequently, proved to b,
false.
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Float over crime and was arrested
time after time.

float over crime and was arrested
time after time.
He felt during tho years that followed
that some strange influence forced him
to act against his better naure. and
suspected It was the injury to his head,
but he could not control himself.
His conduct almost wrecked the lives
OF his parents. who became e~nfeebIed
and almost impoverished. In 1905 Grim.
nell was sentenced to prison on two
forgery charges for ten months and min,
months.
1t was then that the suspicion tina,
his early injury was responsible for hi.
acts began to take form. Judge Wheeler
Of Buffalo, who sentenced him. took W
the matter with the Lieutenant-Gov.
ernor.
Grimmell offered to submit TO an op.
| Grafton to "hnd himself" When he 60,
to prison for the fourth time at the age
The evening world., 1911-01-06
KlATzKIE IS DISCARDED.
Lawyer who swore Falsely Loses
Right 20 Practice.

fsidorc Klatzkie, a lawyer. was dis
barred by the Appellate Division OF the
suprem Court to-day for swearing false
~ In the Municipal Court in behalf OF
a client. The higher tribunal character
lied him a one certainly unit TO re-
main a member OF the bar"
Klat1kie was unse for a jsnitor In
the public schools. who was suspended
and later dismissed on charges. lie
brought suit to recover the salary with
held during Bishops suspension. AT the
trial of this action Klatzie tried to
show that Bishop had been suspended
by some one without authority, and
testified "a to a conversation with a
member OF the Board OF Education
The evening world., 1911-01-06
SURGEONS KNIFE
FREES CONVICT
At lANNEMORA
Made a Criminal by Injury to
Head, Operation Cures Him
and He's Pardoned.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Ga surgeons
Knife has opened the doors OF Clinton
prison at Dannemora. for Edward +.
Grimmell, th%irty-four years old, one
OF the most remarkable and exper,
criminals In the country. He has been
pardoned and viii go back 10 his par
ents in Buffalo to cheer their decllning
days.
Gr!nmeil was a modest, w~ell-behaved
boy until fourteen years OF age, when
he received a slight fracture OF the
skull. After that his whole nature
seemed to change. lie appeared "a
The evening world., 1911-01-06

Bronson Murray. once a distinguish ed
civil engineer. is dead at his home. No.
23S West Fifty.second street, at the age
OF ninety-three. He surveyed the nrs,
and second lines OF the Erie Railroad In
1885 from New York westward. For
a time after his marriage in 1sis to Miss
Anne Eliza Peyton OF Virginia he lived
at Ottawa, III. Two sons and thres
daughters survive him. one OF the lat
ter Is Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
VIII Go to Grave Together.

Instead Of going yesterday to the
funeral Of his wife. who died Sunday.
wniiam Britton lay dead In East
Orange. N. j.. and will be buried by her
side tomorrow. Tn shock of her death
from pneumonia gave him a slight
stroas Of paralysis. and then he too
became . victim Of pneumonia. He died
wednesday night. The two had spent
more than nifty years Of married life
together.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
Han on French Newspapers.

LYONS. France. Jan. s.-The Arch
bishop OF Lyons to-day Issued a
diocesan decree forbidding Catholics
reading four Republican newspapers
published IN the diocese and declaring
the reading OF the papers n sin.
The evening world., 1911-01-06
Boys $3.50, $40 and $12
Suits, $6.76
Initial Handbags, $3.50

The Bags are in the popular "~swagger' shape, of seal
grain leather. with inside frame, double handle and extra
pockets, with purse. Black. blue, tan and green. Besides
being excellent value at their price, $50, they have your
initial in a god-plated, Old English letter, III in. high. which
would ordinarily cost 15c extra. Main door
The evening world., 1911-01-06

or two. He says ne has only the
vaguest recollection Of what happened
before the operation.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-08
FOR THE STOMACH.
Here's an Offer You Should Not Over.
 look.

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 Carry package of Rexall Dyspep- sia Tablets in your vest pocket, or keep them in your room. Take one after each heavy meal and indigestion will not bother you
 We know what Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are and what they will do We guarantee taem to relieve indi- gestion and dyspepsia. If they fail We | wifi refund ycur money. Three sizes 25 cents. 50 cents and $100. Remem- Der, you can obtain Rexall Remedies only at The R. G. Morris Drug Com pany-The Rexall Store.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-08
 AMERICAN BEEF GOOD.
British Secretary of War Defends
 Food for Soldiers.

London, March 7.--Richard Burdon Haldane, secretary of state for war, in the House or Commons today de- scribed the supply of American beef furnished for the British army as Excellent and Wholesome Food"
 This was his rejoinder to the at tack on the American product which was renewed by Dennis Kilbride, John O'Connor and Rowland Hunt. These three joined in the suggestion that diseased animals were slaughtered and shipped abroad to be consumed by British soldiers.
 The war minister characterized the anxiety expressed as groundless and said that representatives of this gov ernment resided in Chicago where they supervised all meats shipped to Eng land lie asked the lrislmen if they would undertake to suppiy the army with the same quality of food at tho same rates at which the war office bought excellent and wholesome food from America.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-08
TO CURE A GOLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if 1t fails to cure. E. W. GROVES sigma ture is on each box. 25c.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-08
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned as administrator in success sion, of the estate of Betty Stacker, deceased, will, on Monday, April the 10th, A. D., 1911, make application to the judge of the Probate Court of Garland County, Arkansas, at the courthouse, for an order directing tlo sale of the following described prop |erty:
 All of lot 1, in block 1, of J. P. Mel lard's subdivision of the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 4, township 3, south range 10 west said bands being located in Garland county, Arkansas, and be- longing to said estate, for the purpose of paying the just and lawful indebt-
 edness of the said Betty Stacker, de- ceased.
 Given under my hand at Hot Springs, Garland county, Arkansas, this Sth day of March, 1911. E. H. WOOTTON, Administrator in Succession.
The Sentinel=record., 1911-03-08

are net entitled to the privileges of the paupers' oath.
 Alexander Alderman. special as- sstant to the attorney general rep resenting the government, declared at the hearing today before United States Commissioner Colquitt that Greene and Gaynor were convicted of embez- clement of more that 9575,000 from the government in connection with the harbor improvements work at Savannah and that at one time they had more than this sum in their joint possession.
 Through their attorneys Greene and Gaynor conbended that they were really under parole and should not be sent back to prison pending the set clement of their cases. Commissioner Colquitt ruled, however, that he lad no choice other than to remand the prisoners back to prison.