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Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
A Sunrise At Dodge

in the dusky mist of the early daNn
You eat very good breakfast In
Harry haste by Harry lamp light ani
are on again
And as your train pulls out y-r:
attention is called TO the bright
golden glow of the rising sun. 1t as
truly a magnificent sight The whoi
east agloR. suddenly like a great b.i,
of dark red flame the sun peeps ove.
the prairie horizon and ascends as by
a leap and bound Then 1t appears
in all its fullness of magnificent pro-
portions-a bigger, grander, brighSoi
sun than you ever saw before. The
train whips around a curve and you
catch glimpse of the great round
red ball laying on the prairie back uf
the cottonwood grove along the Ar
kansas and you are reminded o. a
sunrise at sea, back Of a thousand
mast and spars.
You realize that this is an oppor-
tunity for the painter or the poet. but
being OF a practical. sordid turn Il
rnird you 90 back to your berth and
sit FOR an hour, thinking OF Other
sunrlses, among them those back on
the old farm when you ate breakfast
by candle light and watched the sun
rise back n the old rail fence be-
yond the dewy meadow or through
the frequent swishing Of the old
cows tail
And as you sit and ponder, roo
SLEEPY to read or think but vividly rr-
membering the distaste OF the cay
morning call back on the farm yo5
wonder at the acuteness of the mind
and nerve OF the official who CON
ceived schedule that appoints a
sunrise breakfast hour at Dodge.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
DELIGHTFUL DANCING
PARTY GIVEN BY
ST. MARy'S GUILD

Last night those who were IN an
way connected with the KirIness Civ
en- under the auspices of St Mary's
Guild were entertained at a dancing
party in Annex Hall last night by the
Guild and Vera Jane Edwards ward
en Tyncn permitted the prison or
chestra 20 furnish the music FOR thu
occasion and seldom have canonites
~iripped the Light fantastic" to strains
of such excellently PLAYED two-steps
and waltEes. large crowd was
present and everyone seemed to en-
ioy the event to the fullest exten.
Refreshments were served all durins
the evening Jnst before the home
waltz tho crowd assembled IN the
middle Of the floor and gave three
cheers In appreciation OF the musIe
furnished by the orchestra. Tae
out Of town guests were: Miss Kate
crime Scott, OF Los Animos; Miss
Greed. OF PittsburE. Pa.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
FREQ JAMES HURT
IN GRANITE MINE

Fred James. well known here. sou
OF W. C. James. OF 224 Orchard Ave-
nue.. was seriously burt yesterday BY
fall OF rock in the Granite mine la
Victor. Colorado The young man has
been working lease up there for
uone time and u ls thought that while
engaged In his work rock became
ioosenei and fell upon Mr.. James,
breaking his hip ny telephons
message 10 nud Holland ihis mornins
n was learned that the doctors are
uncertain whether tho man Ia Injured
in,sfnail, or no, bu, he 10 resting
essy today and hopes are entertained
for biz recovery. ~. W G. James
len shis mofnins 10 ts ~ me ~.
side pf h's SOC
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
MRS. FRANK MANNING
ROBBED IN PEORIA, I'LL.

whne in Denver last week M
Dave Walker met Mrs. Frank Mah-
ming who told her OF being robbed
In Peoria. ILL.,. some time previous.
II seems that one night Mrs. Manning
was asked by her brother to attend
A. concert given In a Peoria Theatre,
She accepted and accordingly wore
her diamonds and other jcwelry
which had lain in the family str ,as
boz for long time. In fact THU
was the first occasion on which Ms
Manning had worn the ornaments In
over n year. That. evening after 'he
performance Mrs Manning and Ior
brother returned home and the jew-
els were replaced In tho box rhs
next morning when the lady went 20
put the box away she discovered
that its contents were gone. II ~as
plain that the house had been rob
bed By some one who had noticed the
diamonds and jewels on Mira Man
ming at the show but no clue coald
be found as to who the culprits
might be. Detectives were pisce1 IA
the case at once but as yet II has
been to no avail. Mrs. Manning r.
now IN Denver with her husband VII
is a state pure food 'nspector. Many
friends OF the Mannings IN this city
win regret 20 hear Of their mlsoi I.
tunc.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

There is a charm about the Santa
Fe that is little advertised.
Ii is the Sunrise at Dodge.
All trains that you are apt to rid
on going either way are scheduled IL
errive at Dodge City just before sun
up.
1t is a well known fact that the ay-
erage Pullman passenger has not
often seen a sunrise in recent years
and it is an acknowledged fact III.
the most splendid scene on all the
earth is the glorious sunrise.
If sunrises could be seen only a
Dodge then Dodge would soon oe-
come the greatest tourist center IN
all the world. SO magnificent is the
spectacle.
So in order 10 cultivate the
aesthetic side Of their passenge S
and to bring back to them the happy
memories OF youth by giving them an
opportunity to see this wonGe -fuI
sight again the Santa Fe manage
ment has arranged for all going cast
or west to see the sunrise at Dodge
Dodge Is designated breakfast
station. The trains all arrive before
sunup. About an hour before Vol
reach Dodge the duslsy porter tuI s
on all lights and tugging vigorously
at your sleeve announces breakfast
at Dodge The alternative is - go
without
The lights are all turned on. he
berths being made up and many astir
as you climb out and make a hasly
toilet without consulting your watch
which even II you did would fool you
by an hour You descend on the
platform TO find the town shrouded
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
WOMAN FALLS OFF
TRAIN IN GORGE

A passenger on No westbound
last Friday afternoon had a remark-
ably exciting and painful experience
while travelling between Canon City
and saiIda The lady in question was
standing. in the yestibule of the train
fskic :. photos and Just as they psss
Ell he swinging bridge In the gorge
the door swung open in some manner
and the passenger was precipitate I
down an embankment about thirt,
feet and was stopped from rolling in
TO the river by boulder. The train
was stopped and backed mp and the
lady was found unconscious, but was
soon revived. The passenger was ac-
companied by her father and mother
and was on her way from Springfield.
Mass. 10 the coast.-Salida Mail.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
FLORENCE STORE BURNS

Florence. Fob. Fire was discov-
cred nj tho rear OF the Globe Stores
company about 1880 yesterday morn
Ing and the fact that the wind was
blowing AT such terrific rate. 40
blaze caused no little excitement
However. the nre department wan
notified and fsw buckets Of wsusr
sudicionsIy used succeeded IN putting
out tho 6re, n was sapsed from
sparks blown from soIle burning
trash 10 the shsd ss the rear of ths
store aud vhsn discovered tbs nasnss
hA1 snvsi0psd The doov. Ths DAMAGE
vss only sIlshs. WI n 70 Is1se6 isss
tsnsss sbss n zee 6'seovsssd vhss
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
IMPORTANT
DECISION
BY court

The supreme court on Monday de-
livered a body blow TO the vets. in
what is known as the Canon City
case. Concerning the local option alv
or Colorado. the court held thai a
board of county commissioners OF
city council can change precinct
boundary lines and the wet or dry
question can again be submitted at
the next ensuing election.
The matter came up both from
North Longmont and Canon Iity.
Longmont as town went dry. Tee
vets established a saloon Just o.
side the city limits. The county CO u
missioners changed the precin
boundary line and put the saloon ter
ritory in a precinct controlled by thu
drys. The "drys" Immediately peti-
toned for another wet or dry elsc
ton. and 1t carried. The territory IN
which the saloons we're located na,
gone wet at a preceding electio l.
The vets maintained that even
though these precinct boundary iiisr
were changed no election could bs
held for two years on the wet or Try
question. because the other election
had put this particular territory wet
The court maintained that the sec
ond election was legal and that the
territory must be controlled by the
last election. that the changes OF the
boundary line gave the people of the
new precinct the right TO say wheth
er they would have wet or dry te- II
tory.
The same condition prevailed ~
Canon C.ty that prevailed at No- h
Longmont.
In Tie Canon City. case the bo-.r'.
OF county commissioners eharscl
the precinct boundary lines in a nuIi-
Der OF Instances one Of which trans
fsrred a portion of Prospect Heien's
from 4 village - country precinct
An election wa then held. and tl.s
part went dry. Anton Adamic had
saloon in the portion ow the town
voted dry. and he refused to abide hv
the election. He was arrested and
fined. The liquor interests are sLld
IN be hack OF the fight
The legality OF the petitions asking
for an election In the readjusted pre-
cinct were attacked. The slprems
court held that the county commits
sioaers could no. prevent the legality
OF these petitions by changing ur
daries OF the precinct. II Is also
held that the inclusion OF part OF an
Incorporated town IN county pi"
c.nct Is legal While not commend
ing the advisabidty OF sucr divisions.
tie court ruled that this is matter
for legislative consideration. and not
for the supreme court
Other decisions handed down j:
the supreme court ON Monday OF ir-
terest to the people OF Fremont cs.1-
" are the following:
e4ssLschooi District No. Two ca.
Fremont County. Colo. Plaintiff In
Error. VS.. NJ. f. Shuck. Defendant In
Error. error to district court OF FEE
mont county. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion by Justice Garrigues-
esst-Anton Adarlic. Plaintiff -
Error. VS.. The People. etc Defeid-
nnt In error. error TO county court of
Fremont county. Judgment affirms''
Opinion by Justice Hill.
eso5-R- u. McCieiland. Plaintiff
IN Error vs.. The People OF the sta.s
of Colorado. Defendant In Error. err
ror to district court OF Fremont coar-
ty. Judgment reversed Opinion "
y,,&fra UNIT.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Mr. sIbley. the Pen Chauffeur. has
so far recuperated from his resent
severe attack OF pneumonia, as to
be able to take trip to Denver.
where he Will rest for week or ten
days before resuming his duties
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Whatever you do man saif /
his son in q show. "be careful tina,
ypu DO II Yourself There are no
Easy Jobs"
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

n yss iahs mofs dsliHhi IN nee fins
resF fslss1 praised ihss kserirs hIsa
Hplstsd ps.s yess sviss1ship y sss.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Men who haven't anything. like to
say that no man can get rich on the
money he earns himself.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-08-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. ]. j. Travis entertained a
number of friends Tuesday night
at Five Hundred party. A dutch
lunch was served.
Mrs. Emma Rhodes of Austin, Wis
tied Montrose Tuesday. While there
she was the guest of Mrs. L. j.
Bryant.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Vernon are
here from Caring. Kansas, visiting
their two sons, S. w. Vernon of
Delta and f. w. Vernon of Olathe.
Attorney E. s. Bobbitt and Editor
Tom Blackwell, were down from
Hotchkiss Tuesday to attend the
hearing of a county court case.
Roy l.. Emry enjoyed visit
from his sister last week Miss
Emry returned home to Iowa Sun
day.
Walter Singleton has a cabbage
and potato farm luxuriant enough
to create war between Ireland and
Germany.
Invite your friends to visit Delta
county. They could hardly take
more enjoyable trip and it will
do them good.
Miss Caroline Bruce was hostess
at a pleasant little party Wednes-
day afternoon, given for the
Little Folks Fancy Work club.
Mrs r. NJ. Logan and little Grand
daughter, Bernice Reed. went to
Telluride Sunday for a weeks visit
with friends.
Quite a crowd of Delta knights
went up to Cedaredge last Friday
night to help institute the new
lodge at that place.
County Clerk and Mrs. w. A.
Sheppard returned Wednesday from
Salt Lake City. where they went with
the excursion.
1t is safe to predict that more
fall and winter than in any like
period in the past,
G. T. Reeder was down from Aus
tin Monday with a new outfit of glad
rags and showing other evidences
of newspaper prosperity.
David Severance and Miss Belle
Elliott were among those from Del
ia, who took in the Salt Lake eX-
cursion. returning home Sunday.
Cecil Cunningham went over to
Glenwood Springs Saturday to
spend few days for the benefit
of the baths.
Mrs A B. Izett returned to her
home in Denver last Friday. after
pleasant visit of week with her
niece. Mrs. w. II. Anderson.
Mud Slides at Shoshone delayed
trains two days this week and be
side that. worked down section men
until they went on a strike.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-08-25
&11lz&f PIX. &szz'WM
%1lS(3(;S55sl3I{sIs{3

lie about conditions which it is
impossible to exaggerate. The
gentlemen named are especially de-
sirable citizens and it is to be hoped
they may locate in Delta county.
Mrs. James Greenwood and Miss
Blanche McVeigh. as well as
young boy and girl, had narrow es-
capes from serious injury last
Thursday evening. The two ladies
were horseback riding on Garnet
mesa when they encountered boy
with a small girl riding on the
handle bars of his wheel. 1t appears
that the boy attempted to pass be
tween the two horses and the
handle bars of his wheel struck the
shoulder of Mrs. Greenwood's steed.
The horse Immediately started
series of high class bucking and
pitching, and though Mrs. Green
wood is an excellent horse-woman.
he proved too much for her and she
was thrown violently to the ground.
striking on her head. She was IN
conscious for several hours. The
child on the handle bars was thrown
under the horses feet, in imminent
danger of death, but escaped I'M
hurt. Miss McVeigh at once sum-
moued a conveyance and the injured
lady was removed to her home and
revived. She suffered several days
from the shock, but is recovering
nicely.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-08-25

Wanted-Position, by stenog-
in legal and general commercial
work. in Colorado Springs; also five
years as compositor and proofread-
er; diploma in proofreading. Know
ledge of bookkeeping. First-class
references as to character and abil-
ity. Address Miss Bertha Briney,
Austin, Colorado, before August 81.
State salary.
l. S. Smith, attorney at Fairplay,
VIM. Fraser, liveryman of Alma.
and Frank Kuhn, miner OF Alma.
spent Friday and Saturday in Delta.
The previous two days were spent
at Paonia and looking over the
North Fork country. Friday the
party We're taken up to Cedaredge
by Judge Welch and all day Sat
urday they made trips out from
Delta. The parties are all look
ing for land. AS a result of hay-
ing read the Independent for sever
al years they were attracted to
Delta county. They expressed sur
prise at the wonderful showing
here, and, being acquainted with
the editor. doubtless felt more sur
prise than they expressed because
he had told them so much of fact
in a boosting way. But really we
couldn't help it; it is impossible to
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-08-25
Next month will be fair month.

Next month will be fair month.
H. w. Pratt spent Saturday and
Sunday at Cedaredge.
j. C. Gale and G. F. Fogg, con-
tractors and builders, Delta.
Mrs. Fairbanks of New York, is
. here visiting Mrs. ]. ]. Gillette.
F. f. Ashborn was a Delta Wis
itor from Montrose over Sunday.
Payne's mesa is one of the com
ing great sections of Delta county.
Mrs F. d. Kinsley entertained
the F. F.. club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Curtis returned Tues
day evening from weeks visit in
Denver.
C. A West. of West Brothers
store, visited relatives in Montrose
yesterday.
Delta automobiles have been busy
taking people over the county the
past week.
The Salt Lakers are gradually re-
turning from their excursion to
Mormondom.
Mrs Pace of Crawford, who has
been here taking medical treatment,
returned home Sunday.
r. w. Curtis, realty dealer of
Cedaredge. was business visitor
in Delta Tuesday
Percival f. Coombe has been
spending two weeks on Grand mesa
fishing for fish.
Mrs. H. J. Baird and daughter
have been visiting friends in Lake
City this week.
Mrs Faulkner was taken suddenly
i'll Monday night. We understand
she is improving at present.
Rev l.. A Walker of Montrose,
filled the pulpit at the First Bap-
tist church here last Sunday.
After pleasant visit with friends
in Austin. Mrs. VIII Watts returned
home Tuesday Press.
Ed Mitchell passed through here
Wednesday morning enroute to Den
yer from Hotchkiss.
VIII Miller OF Eckert. returned
Tuesday evening from a short bust
ness trip to Montrose.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duckett
left Delta for Montrose, last week
where they may locate.
Miss Gertrude Amsbary returned
from a visit in Montrose Satur-
day. with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. f. S. Corbin and
daughter. took in the excursion to
Salt Lake City. returning Tuesday.
The new rush season will set
in with September and continue in
buesiness cicles until June. 1912.
District Attorney r. NJ. Logan
went to Lake City Saturday. where
he is holding n court session this
week.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1911-08-25
DANA CONSERVATORY
-OF MUSIC

school of Preparatory and Advanced Work Music Courses
in Piano, Voice and Harmony.
A Special Normal Course in Piano for
teachers and those contemplating teaching
will be given during the year. All teachers
of the school teach the same method
CLIFFORD E. DANA
Director and teacher of Piano, Voice. and Harmony
BERTHA MUNDRY. BERTHA CLARK, and
FLORENCE NASH. Preparatory Piano Teachers
Tuition $500 to $1,000 Term Of Ten Weeks
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPT 5th. Rooms q ~ % Fiiman
Building Delta Colorado
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
QQIa,nten.

IVA MI mn - ~
that JAiINKl3 BROS, jewelers.. 912
1ast plain Street, buy, sell, exchange
and IsENlOUNTs DIAMONDS in Till;
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and nil.
~. - yer nlways taken In exchange
IHEitE WILL BE "a GRAND QUAR-
oetto contest Monday night, April
~; l9l1 at tho ST. Luke Hail. 1lIc
,ollowlng quartettes: Star Quarlctic.
Mnncllestcr Quartettc. Gilpin Quar-.
.ette, KcmD's Quartcttc, Standards.
Soio, MISS Susie Carter. Duet, Miss
n,ilie Wnddy and Mr. Charles NVaddy.
ooio. Mr.. Joseph Mathews. Solo. Mir.
Nrthlir Brondus. Admission - and
20 cents Doors open s r. NJ
IL YOUR HOUSE IS VACANT " = CAN
4 get You n tenant. RICuESON e
GISOIGIItl Did.
~ RARE OLD BOOK; QUAINT AND
al,i aE. propose TO rcpublisii the
celebrated Life Of iWashington on by
veems II there Is sufficient. demand
LOT IT, If not. | shall not do so.
Write az once IL Interested Address
Nv EsAS.' Box COS. Richmond. Va.
For RENT. NO: 6 REMINGTON
typewriter. In flrstrclass condition.
Si.5O pei. month Address A 81. care
Iimes-Dispatch. INT
DlicSSMAkISG2l eli i-o SOUTH PINE
street. Call Monroe 200.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
5ulnlner DoaroinQ.

TIE ELIlroN HOTEL. < DEIIGnT.
iul summer home. In abc Shenandoah
valley of Virginia: excellent table:
pure air: lithia water. modern con-
yeniences: open MAY /. MRS. A. G.
DIt!NlEBAuGIi. i;lkton. Rockingham
Co. Va.
LEE COTTAGE, BUCKEOE BEACH
va. water front, comfortable rooms
and good fare. Season opens May
LIST. For terms, address LES COTE
TAGE. Buckroe Beach, VA.
WANTED. SUMMER BOARDERS AT
IVY. Albenarle county, Va, seven
+ miles west OF charlottesville. on G. &
o. Good country fare, milk Ice
irult. etc. Healthy; good water:
plenty shade Address MRS. MATTE
HARRIS. care a. e. l.. Anderson. w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23

1T YOUR PROPERTY IS VACANT
now, or is going TO be later on. bn
j. n. WALKER e CO. Real Estate
and Insurance. No. l. Mutual Build.
ing. l
FOR RENT, VIRGINIA BEACH COT
taEe: most desirable; completely fur
nishcd on ocean front VIII rem.
for season or monthly. Further par
icuiars Address l.. o. Box SOL. Nor
folk. Va.
FARM FOR RENT.--THREE MILES
from Blackstone; SO acres fine farm
ing land: good six-room dwelling. in
fruit outhouscs; excellent water
Will rent very cheap. Address II. IT,,
FREDHRICi<SEN. Blackstone, Va
Nos, 2oS AND ZION. FIFTH STREET
Composite 1halhimer'sl will he rented
as u whole on divided into two stores
Apply Room Az Mutual Building.
FOR RENT, HOUSE TiIaO WEST AVE-
nue.: all modern improvements: oc-
cupancy at once Phone Madison
1911.
FOR RENT I'll YORK STREET, BAR
ton Heights. new ten-room house .
all modern convenicnces: arranged
for TWO families: large garden; pos
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SUMMER HOTEL. FOR RENT. FULLY
equipped. modern improvements. For
Information apply To POLE & TSC1lu-
Jlf. McClung. Va.
FOR EENr. UNEXPIREp LEASE y
room house. III North Morris street !.
possession June I. reduced rent
NINE ROOM BRICK NEWLY TAPER
ed modern convenicnces: Libby Hill:
moderate rent: or will rent iii flats
L t,sg. f.tt.t l. N1ai
Monroe 2i.p
ISIN-RooM HOUSE. DANCE STREET:
also ihrton Heights cheap. all con-
| Neni"ners. Phone Madison 1924
FOR RENT. PRIVATE HOME, FUR
rishcd; in suburbs Fox i6S, Ashland.
.Na,
For SALE Oh RENT. NEW SIN ROOM
hoaise and hvc acres land. stop 30
Il. Petersburg car limo. fine place
for poultry. j. " RoBERTSoN.
seventh sn,l Byrd street, City, !
ATriiAcTlNE GiNTER PARK RESI- :
idcnce for rent for The summer fur
| nishcd possession given May LIST
Address & l7o. care Times Dispatch
| AMBITIOUS HOUSEWIFE CAN PAY
! house rent. servant hire and save $9l
| per month. This rooming house lea 50
| can continue indefinitely. Furnish
| ings viii bc sold chcaply. IG2 care
! Times Dispatch.
| =
/ UNENplRl1p LEASE, HOUSE SEVEN
rooms. s2o month; possession June
/ st, or three rooms at once. 81;
Norih Twelfth street.
| FOR RENT. CAMP SITES ALONG; THE
beautiful and historic Failing Creek
| convenient TO store. ear line. river
| ana Yacht club. references required
! t,ct hack TO nature for 81, few month.
ms summer Apriy ~ store. Villag,
| Of Bcnslcy, stop l9.IRichinond ant
Pciershurg Electric Railway.
FOR RENT, NICE LARGE STORE
1 good location for confectionery nnc
ice cream parlor. I: 2Gi, care Times
Dispatch.
FOR RENT FOR TILE SlIMA1Er
/ months. a furnished home On II,
/ Hermitage Road; house has ever,
convenience contains SIX bed room,
| and Is situated Immediately 81; Lake,
side car line and short distance from
Ashland line, For further lnforma
-tlon addrcaS l3oN G7. Il. u y. No 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-23
Rooms for Rent,

,1rf> ~ ~ - =, :. =
For RENT TO coUrLE WITHOUT
children. two or three rooms for
bath and plenty shade. Forest fiji
Park. y 80. care Times Dispatch
THREE NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 20l l.. Main
Street, |-'t