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Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
Of Eight Splendid Robertson Traveogus Only
S1OO Yoo Boy Ticket This Week.
HAS TRAVELLED
100000 MILES

All told, Mr.. Robertson. in searcn
of travelogue data and pictures, has
covered more than 100000 miles. CT
an average of more than $4,000 miles
annually. He has crossed the Allan
tic 81 times and the Pacific ocean
nine times. He has made nineteen
trips to Europe, three to Russia, four
to China, five to Japan, and at var
ious times has made trips to India.
Asia, Minor. South Africa. Australia.
New Zealand, Tasmania, South AM
erica and Panama.
At the age OF is Mr.. Robertson ha /
seen every country of Europe except
Portugal, and had dipped into Asia
and Africa In the course of his trav-
els he personally met the late Queen
Victoria. the late Leo XIII, Bjornsen,
the late Prince Bismarck. Aguinaldo.
the great composer Grelg. Tolstoi. Ii
Hung Chang. the late Dom Paul Kru-
ger. and Ibsen.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
THE FRANK R. ROBER-
SON IRAvELOGUES

Mr.. Frank Robertson presents an,
entirely new series of Travelosues
for the season of 1s1o-1s11. Mr.. Rob-
erson feels that this year. with the
aid of his cameras and protesting
lanterns. he is bringing to his many
friends in America the most beaau-
full series of pictures he has yet prs
sented. The quaint and unfrequentea
hooks of the world have always a.
pecialiy Interested and attracted him
and this summer he has motored into
some of the most unknown and pic
turesque spots Of Europe. and brirH5
back the Photographic record to de-
light his audiences. The many I'd
mlrers of Mr.. Roberson's splendid
work in the past WIN realize what
treat is In stora for .hem n
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
.EIGHT GOOD SHOWS
ALL FOR A DOLLAR

Frank r. Robertson. the popular
travelogue man, will be at the Meth
odist church next week.
There will be five evening travel
ogue and three in the afternoon.
The admission will be 25c for eacn
Travelogue. School children 15c n
the afternoons.
Many people will want to go to
all of the series so most remarkab-
ly low rate has been made. One dol
lar will buy course ticket for all
eight Travelogues. 80,
Eight matchless entertainments for
a dollar
Buy your course tickets this week.
You can get them at the Palace Drug
Store. at The Daily Record office or
of members of the NJ E. church
choir.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
NO CHANGE IN TOURIST
RATES FOR 1911

The Western Passenger Associd
ton has decided to continue the same
tourist rates for 1911 as those that
prevailed last year. Some Of the
rates follow: Chicago to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Pueblo round
trip, $50; Chicago to Canon City and
return. s32; Chicago to San Fran 3
CO and Pacific coast points. round
trip, s72.5O; Canon City to Pacific
coast points and return. $50. A soe-
cial rate of $45 will be mad for the
round trip from Denver to San Fran
cisco from June 27 to July on a
count of the meeting of the Matte :!
Educational Association ther'
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

terest to the public; assuring an as
semblage that will tax the capaciay
OF the church for its accommodation.
Rev. Reed is an eloquent speaker and
will have a message of interest to the
admirers of the great emanclpator.
the foremost of Americans. The
members of the various patriotic or
ders will march from their hall to the
church in a body
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Roy Jackson. second son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Jackson. former resi-
dents on Reynolds avenue. East Can
on. but for several years living IN
Larimer county. was found dead IN
his bed at the family home. four mile
from Fort Collins. at o'clock this
morning. He made no complaint on
retiring to his room last night and
was believed to be In excellent health.
He was tweAty-6ve years Of age and
was married and leaves a wife and
one child. Deceased was born and
raised here and had a host Of friends
In this community who will regret to
learn Of his untimely demise. Death
is believed to have resulted from
heart disease. Deceased was broth
or OF Hiram X. Jackson and Mira.
Charles HeyI. the former OF whori
left for Fort Collins this morning on
learning by telephone of his brothers
death.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Colorado may not know II. but she
is without a land board today. OF.
for that matter. without any one in
authority over her state lands today.
The adoption OF the Constitutional
amendment creating the board Of
land commissioners, took the CO
trolling power over land board af-
fairs away from the old State 'Ah.'
board. The failure OF the senate tn
confirm the appointments Of Kcat TX
and Burweii leaves that iepartn sn
vacant of officials. DR. ieffer,on, he
registrar. and the other employees
continue to act on old matters ~ nc
meetings are being held, no rcv
business transacted. and 1t is very
doubtful II the registrar has the au-
thority to serve, since new amend
ment abolished his ONCE. This con-
ditlon exists solely because Of IT,
personal animoslty between MI. Sp scr
and Mr.. Patterson.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
Al the Christian church next sun

At the Christian church next Sun
day evening Rev. o. 8. Reed, pastor
of the Congregation, will deliver an
address on Abraham Lincoln" tho
first of our martyred presidents, and
Will have among HIS audience the
members of Greenwood Post, NO. IT,
Grand Army of the Republic. Green
wood woman's Relief Corps. U. 3.
Grant. Ladies' OF the @. A. r. and Of
Rockafsllow Camp. Sons Of vetsranA.
There will be . special program at
patriotic music and the occasion
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
THE PASSION PLAY
ON MONDAY NIGHT

Those who have seen Mr.. Rober
sons Travelogues on The Passion
Play this year say that it is worth
the price of the whole course. In
Denver thousands OF people paid
s1.00 to see the Passion Play alone.
In Canon City you can see eight
supurb Travelogues. including rhe
Passion Play. all for s1.oO. If you buy
a ticket this week.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
DR.. Mary E. Phelps returned

DR.. Mary E. Phelps returned 70
Canon City at noon today from tour
around the world, having been abb
sent from home little m6er than a
year, all OF which was devoted TO
sightseeing in the Oriental and Euro
pean countries. DR.. Phelps sailed
from San Francisco for Japan and
China February s, 1910 and visited
In succession all Of the poInts Of In
terest along the Asiatic coast - far
- the Sues canal. thence thFoush ths
MedtsrrHnsan - to 0ibFnltos and
On 70 Dngiand. Franco. osrznazy - !
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
CHARLES \. SITTER
BUYING CANON CHICKENS

Chas. H. Sitter. of Cortez, Colo. is
in Canon City for brief visit Mr..
sitxer is building contractor but is
going into the chicken business. He
came over to Canon City to md some
GOOD chickens. The first thing he did
aftsr arriving here he came to the
Record once. bousht : copy Of ths
v>>.-A4 ~.x snsuaA over ths uant ads
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Senator VIM. II. Adams. from COna-
jos. now heads Senator Patterson's
list of friends Of the people" This
because BILLY" happens to be agaicst
Speer for the senate Last year Sem
ator Adams was an enemy Of the pso-
pie because he was against the plat
form pledges. He says he is 80
against them. but his opposition i'
Speer atones for the pledge breaking.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
ANNUAL MEETING
OF DICKENS CLUB


The annual meeting and dinner ii
the Canon City Dickens club WAS
held at the home of Mrs. 7. NJ Ha.c e.
ing. 507 Greenwood avenue, Tuesda,
afternoon in celebration of the ninety
ninth birthday anniversary of the birtn
of Charles Dickens, famous novelist,
in whose honor the club is nal, L.
and was one OF the most notab'.
gatherings in the hitsory of the or
ganization. In addition to the local
membership there was present from
Denver, Mrs. F. L. Bartlett. Mrs. ].
F. Benedict, Mrs. Carrie P. Dawson,
Mrs. Frederick Greydene-Smith and
Mrs. John Cleghorn; all of whom
were former residents of this city and
actively associated in the work -
the club and are known among The
members as "The exiles.'
The Canon City Dickens club claims
the distinction of being the Oldest o.:
its kind in America. antedating b.
two years the well known Dickens
club OF Boston, Mass, which is said
TO be the largest organization in tn
United States commemorating the :
thor OF "The Pickwick Papers. =
"Barnaby Rudge," etc. The local
club was organized by Mrs. Frede~'
Greydene-Smith February 7th. 1892.
and the dinner on Tuesday was tn
The Harding residence was Ella
borately decorated with the red ger
anium, Dickens favorite flower. anJ
English ivy. the latter OF which IS
immortalized in his writings. A beau
tiful feature of the dinner on TIES
day was an immense birthday Gaze
ornamented with ninety-nine candles;
one for each succeeding year since
the natal day of the great Englis'
author. Mrs. Harding OBLIGATED as
toastmatseress and responses were
made as follows THE Club Of 'aL,
by Mrs. Frederic Greydene-Smith.
I'm England With Dickens" Mrs. D..
e. Gibson and "The Exiles." by Mrs
r. L. Bartlett. Mrs. James II. Pea
body read an original poem. written
for the occasion. and little thre.
year-old Margaret Harding recite1
Tiny Tins Message"
The Canon City members OF the
club in attendance were Mrs. Root
+. Lewis, Mrs. James H. Peabody,
Mrs. D. E. Gibson, Mrs. Joseph II.
Maupin, Mrs A. C. Dickinson, Mrs.
T. NJ. Harding Sr., and Mrs. T. III.
Harding Jr. In addition there were
present as special guests. Mrs. B. r.
Rockafellow. Mrs. NJ. 8. Reynolds and
Mrs. C. T. Vance. As next year ID
the centenary Of the authors birth
the various Dickens clubs Of England
and the United States will commem-
orate the occasion by issuing sou
yenir stamp, or "sticker," and place
them on sale all over the world. tho
proceeds of which will be given to
the immediate descendants of Charlie ,
Dickens, who are understood TO be In
Strengthened circumstances. The mem
bers OF the local club will purchase
q large number of these "stickers'
and paste them in the books Of their
favorite author.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
DENVER LETTER

Burwell as members OF the Lard
Board Commission. Legislation : Al
so at a stand still. The platform men
say, mo legislation. then no scrs
tor" The Speer Adams people say
No Senator, No legislation"
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
Society Notes

Members of the newly organized
Eastern Star lodge OF Coal Geek
came up to Canon Monday night and
were the guests OF the Eastern Star
Of this city. military work was In
duiged in after which an oyster sup
per with oysters served In any style
was given those present In compli
ment to the visiting lodge.
Monday afternoon the Monday
Reading Club met at the home OF
Mrs. E. c. Hiatt on River Street. Mrs.
q. 8. Oakley was the reader for the
occasion and some Interesting mat
tsrs were discussed. Refreshments
were served late In the afternoon.
Next Monday the club meets with the
president. Mrs. R. 9. coolbaugh. who
will entertain them at a O'Clock
luncheon.
Mrs. Jos. H. Maupin. who 10 prom
inent In musical circles Of this city
returned Monday night from Denvei.
During her stay in the capital ci.s
she had the extreme good fortune 70
hear the great singer. Tetrazzini.
Hoffman. the noted pianist. and she
also saw the clever musical comedy
The Arcadians." Mrs. Maupin says
she enjoyed all three treats very
much and that she felt herself for
tunate in having been In the city
while they were there.
Mr.. r. v. Hockett Of Plainville.
Kansas, arrived In the city Monday
and is arranging matters so that hs
can move his family here sometime
next week. Mr.. Hockett has lived In
Kansas thirty years and since he be-
came acquainted with the excsiIent
merits Of this country be thinks II
thirty years too long. Goms two or
three years ago he ppent coa1idefable
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

You viii observe. also. that the
promissory note Isn't the only form
Of promise that has 70 . rsaswsd
ocoasionA1Iy.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

The Republicans OF the two houses
are acting as a unit. with the maJc :
ity controlling. except when they are
pledged to certain measures. and they
have agreed in joint caucus to never
vote for a Democrat for the Unite
States senatorship.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Almost any woman will give ad-
vice on any subject.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

pressed that he has decided to move
here permanently.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
NIGHTS
Beginning at 8 O'Clock.

Denver. Feb. s.-Former Govern
Thomas says he stands about as
much show of being United States
senator as a cellulold dog would he ye
in trying to catch an asbestos cat IN
the warm department of eternity.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Remember that your family joke
may not seem very funny to the com
pany that comes to dinner.
y !. " - ~ " " u y y ~ " " ~ " ~ y
y THE WEATHER. (
Fair tonight and Thursday .
y not much In temperature =
y Y V - y x y " " y =: " " y y y -
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

II the average family wsrs ashsd
TO make : sacrince. u misAt - hAsd
with Father II the invitation vers a.
ceptsd.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Piano 50 per month. Rec
ord ONCE. i2sutf
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09
Record Want Ads
Five Cents a Line

FOR sALE-single driving hors },
saddle and bride and coon fur coat
sos Pike. Phone Canon 7i5. psf
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

,1shl.s - N = M = !.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

Atssv sAs eyssess - - acs-
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

1t takes all the Democratic and
four Republican votes in the house to
submit constitutional amendment.
thus the Republicans control. Last
week they forced the author of the
state and county four year term AMI
endments to send them back 10 con-
mittees for further confederation and
they demand that the Democrats
bring out the recall with these biis
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

The dead lock on United States
senatorship legislation and appoint
ment continues. A peculiar feature
Of the situation is the lact that = =
one OF the men receiving the larger
number OF votes represent in any was
the Democratic platform OF last year
In other words Speer and Adams. the
leaders, are supported by the Ar;i-
Platform redemption crowd. The gj'-
ernor has not sent very many ip-
pointments to the senate for conf
nation since the commlttee on -tale
affairs has seen fit TO hold up the
names OF Edward Heating and Blair
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

butter question to engage in ,osSin'
or scuRling.
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

FOR RENT--A splendid lot Of nics
modern houses. furnished or unfur-
aished. ]. n. Ragsdale q Sons. 1s4-ti
Cañon City record., 1911-02-09

=. Miss christy Henderson
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-24
EIGHT PERMANENT JURORS NOW IN BOX; THIRD q
EXERCISING OF PEREMPToRY CHALLENGES CALLED

district Attorney FTedrlckS
had told friends he was going to-.
stand pat on the men in the box,
but he had said that when the
second exercising was ordered,
and then took three men out 'of2
the box, so the states attitude rs
still in doubt:
1t is known Fredficks has FEAR
ed J. H. Marshall, who has sat
on four criminal cases iii the fed
eral courts which were prose
cuted by Deputy District Attor-l
ney Horton and has voted for
acquittal each time.
Then E. A. Bisbee, the aged
rancher, frankly said he consid-
cred the Times the organ Of the
money power, while ]. H. Coke
leaned to the, theory that gas de-
stroyed the Times. The latter
two, barrow admitted, were sat,
isfactory to him, although ]. B.
Mcnamara. objected to Coke.
The defense admits its belief
that the action of Judge Bord-.
well in passing Jurors McBur-
fley, O1cott, Brode and Stevens
into the box over their challenges
for cause, after they had adj
mitted belief in the dynamite
theory, has put it into hole"
The defense has only eleven
challenges left and, does not
want to waste more than four, So,
for more than an hour the de
Tense attorneys carefully read
the examination Of all vetlire-
men, trying to make up their
minds. which would be most ike
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-24

EIGHT PERMANENT JURol
EXERCISING OF PEREMP1
Los Angeles, Nov. 24.-Eight
permanent Jurors remain in the
box in the Mcnamara case.
When Judge Bordwell today
called for the third exercising of
peremptory challenges, the state
announced that it would pass the
entire list of seven tentative jur-
ors in the box. Attorney Darrow
Immediately peren1ptorily chal-
lenged Jurors McBruner, Stew
ems. Marshall and Olcott, all of
whom were passed for cause over
the defehse's challenge.
The defense feared the men be-.
cause all admitted that they har-!
bored a prejudice. against MeNa-
mara and that they believed the
Times building had been des-
troyed by dynamite.
When the court reconvened
today with every seat in the jury
box occupied, FIVE, men .perman-
emily passed and absolute jurors,
barring illness, in the box, and
seven subject. to pereHiptory
challenges, neither side in the
McNamara murder trial had
made DIP its mind an hour before
court ,reconvened today just
which men it would eliminate.
Two, and possibly three, per-.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
Exchange

We have one of the best quarter
sections of land in Sully county,
South Dakota to exchange for IN 80
or 12O here. Every acre of this land
is perfect, fenced and cross fenced,
about one-half under cultivation,
light improvements, small grove,
come fruit trees, 215 miles to town,
8 miles to County Seat. This is as
fine quarter as there is in the state
and will make an ideal home. Will
take Iowa land at ite value and are
willing to take what this land is ac.
tually worth namely $47.5O per acre.
This land will stand the very clos
est inspection. If this suits you, act
quickly. Audubon County Journal
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
Notice

In the District Court of Iowa, in and
for Audubon County.
In the matter of application of Hans
G. Madsen, for change of name.
Notice is hereby given that state
ment has been filed by Hans G. Mad.
sen, with the Clerk of the District Court
of said Audubon County, Iowa, alleg-
ing that he is resident of the town
OF Kimballton, Audubon County, Iowa,
and that he has resided in said town of
Kimballton for more than five years
last past; that he was born at Soby,
Island of Aero, Denmark, January lst,
1877 and immigrated to the United
States on or about February -, 1895;
that he is 5 feet inches in height and
has black hair and brown eyes, and
further alleging that he desires to have
his name of Hans C. Madsen, changed
to Hans G. Madsen Nordby; that he
is the owner of lots twenty (2O) and
twenty one (2D, block one ~ and lots
five (5) and six (6), block nine (9), all
in the town of Kimballton, Iowa, and
that such change will become effective
upon publication of this notice for four
successive weeks in the Audubon
County Journal, a newspaperpublished
at Extra, Iowa.
HANS c. MADsEN, by
il L. NJ. RASMUSSEN, Attorney
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
ELK HORN
&$H&sS SsS1!SHsShSs|

j. P. Carleen purchased q new
Overland auto last week.
Mrs. Peter Wiuff visited Sunday at
the Geo. Jensen homo near Atlantic.
Lars Esbeck went to Chicago last
Saturday with carload of fat cattle.
Rev. P. S. Wig and family depart
ed Tuesday for their home at Blair,
Nebraska.
All of the Elk Horn pupils of the
8th grade passed their examinations
successfully.
Peter Rasmussen and family spent
the day with Mr.. ard Mrs. A. G..
Boose Sunday.
About twenty people went to AT.
lantic Monday to see the Bird-men
fly. The A. N. & S. ran out extra
trains in the evening.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18

Verne Jones took trip to Harlan
Saturday on business, returning Mon
day.
Mrs. Hans Narqueson went to
Gates Saturday to visit with Mrs.
Thomas Olsen.
Mrs. Lars Esbeck and daughter,
Violet went to Atlantic Friday to do
some shopping.
Mrs. John Petersen visited with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Lauritzen
at Atlantic Friday.
R. E. Mcconnell was assisting the
boys at tho Lumber Yard last week
unloading a carload of shingles.
Mr.. P. Ii. Miller and wife went to
Kimball.on Monday TO look after the
funeral arrangements of his father.
The Bravton ball nine came over
Sunday to meet our boys on their
new diamond in spite of the mud.
The score was 8 to in favor of Elk
Horn, Iowa.
Jens Kiar arrived from New Or
leans last Tuesday and has moved in
to the Peterson house east of An.
drew Asgaard's. He intends to op-
crate Produce House here in the
near. future.
"Shorty" Rungan, the Pugilist-
Barber left last Friday for Creston
Iowa. He was employed here for s
week by Simon Petersen, a new man
Mr.. Jorgensen has taken his place fol
q short time.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
FoIey's Kidney Kennedy Acted Quick

M. N. George, lrondale, Ala, was
bothered with kidney trouble for many
years. 81 was persuaded to try Foley
Kidney Remedy and before taking it
three days could feel its beneficial eff.
The pain left my back, my kidney ac-
ton cleared up and am SO much better.
l do not hesitate to recommend Foley
Kidney Remedy. For sale by all drug
gists.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18

80 percent Of expert planting of
evergreens is between May 10th and
June 10th and if you take good care
of the trees you can plant and grow
them safely any moist May wea-
ther. Phone w. M. Bomberger for
trees to make any train you want
them on.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
ca,ey's Strange Feat.

Mike-The boss Is givin' Casey a
great call down, an Casey is takin' 1t
like lamb,
Pat--Meybe he Is, but O!ll bet he
u grittfn's his festh behoind his back.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
Literal.

Literal.
Romantic Ruth-Since Billy became
80 bloodthirsty and Joined the insur.
reotos, there Is gulf between us.
Practical Prue-Of course, there is.
It's the Gulf of Mexico.
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
An OptImIst.

What an optimist Green Isl"
"Yee every time he loses his um.
brella ne never worries He always
expects to pick up better one"
Audubon County journal., 1911-05-18
THE
TEMPEST

Mrs. Joyce had been suffering all
day with one of her severe headaches.
Also neighbor had called and had
taken three hours to tell that she had
seen another neighbours husband
walking with a blonde person that
she just knew must be his stenog-
rapher. Also Johnnie had fallen
through the ice, and in her nervous
ness in getting him to bed she had
spilled cup Of tea on her best down
quilt.
Taking everything into account,
she felt that she had had a pretty
bad day, but she bore patiently all
through the dinner Joyce's rapid fire
conversation and his bubbling good
numor. 1t was only when the meal
was over and her husband whistled
the chorus Of "Yip-I-Addy" five times
in five different keys, each one shrill-
er than the one before, that she raised
her hands and said, Louis, please
stop that awful noise"
"Noise?" exclaimed Joyce, surprised.
why. my dear, don't you feel well?"
mo. I don't, but a person might
feel we'll and still not care for your
whistling."
What is it-another Of your beast
ly headaches? 1t must be pretty bad.
used to be called fine whistler"
Then you must have been raised
In a very uttruthful community"
Now l know your headache must
be awful. You are looking mighty
mean. too"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-11-17

too timid too speak up. One day the
girl, looking in a mirror, saw the doc
tor throw her a kiss. Finding him
self caught he acknowledged his love
and was accepted.
For Your Hats, Ladies'" (Eclair)
This film shows how the ostrich
plumes are prepared. A view of the
ostrich farm Is shown, how the
feathers are plucked from the big
bird and the sorting, drying. joining
and curling.
"A Breezy Morning" (Solax) Mr..
Jones' attired in his night shirt, went
TO the hall to get his paper, when the
wind blew the door shut, leaving
Jones in an awful fix He went into
a girls room and grabbing some of
her attire donned 1t and climbed the
fire escape to his room. Pursued by
neighbors he felgned sleep, but his
attire was his undoing and his wife
returning from visit just then added
more troubles to Mr.. Jones.