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Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

Special magazine prics until Nov.
10th. Any orer duplicated. Mrs. Marie
~ csavss. Phoas white ~.
81 y wn'
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
Thursday.

d lew II ACiA1o AhCS0oy N'SA4
ing. A feature of the menu was ven
ison, steak from a deer killed by
Archibald Turner, the first of the
week. Those present besides the hos
tess were: Mrs Myrtle Stedman, of
Chicago, Miss Grace D. Bates, of
Connecticut, NJ Harry Golos.ein, Of
Washington, D. c., Mr.. Gene Craw-
ford and j. L. Sterlin.
A marriage license was issued in
Colorado Springs on Wednesday to
Philip NJ. Collins, of Canon City, and
Miss Dorothy L. Creese. of Pueblo.
Rev. T. P. Stafford, pastor of the
First Baptist church kere, left We'd
nesday afternoon for Moffat. Colora-
do, where he will lay the corner
stone of the Baptist church being
erected at that place.
Mrs. D. w. Tucker, of FL Paso.
Texas, is visiting at the Bailey home
on south Twelfth street, Lincoln
Park. Mrs. Tucker was formerly Miss
Eva Roberts, and her many friends
in this city will be glad to know that
she is to sing at the First Presby-
terian church at the Sunday morning
service
]. ]. Lewis returned to Canon City
a few days ago from Great Bend.
Hutchinson and other points in Kan
sas, where he spent ten days or SO
in renewing old friendships and asso-
Citations. While at Hutchinson he at
tended the Kansas state fair. which
was very good. Mr.. Lewis says that
the weather has been very dry in
central Kansas for some time and
that the fall pasturage for stock in
that section is shorter than usual.
Misses Esther and Hattie Mills, of
Oklahoma City. arrived here recently
and will spend the winter in Canon
City as the guests of their cousin.
Mrs. E. C. Hiatt, at 631 River street.
Miss Ruth Lewis entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at cards in honor
of the Misses Gretchen Harding and
Margaret Granger. About fifty guests
enjoyed the afternoon with the host
ess.
Secretary Maddox OF the business
mems association went to Colorado
Springs on Wednesday in the inter-
ests of the efforts being made here
to secure the location in Canon City
of the proposed Odd Fellows home.
He returned this afternoon.
Ray Mullins was arrested by City
Marshal julius Cramer Tuesday af-
ternoon on a capias issued out of
the county court charging him with
assault. The case will come up for a
hearing before Judge Cooper at 10
o'clock Friday morning. The com
planning witness is Miss Sophia
Schlesselman.
A. s. Sage has ten acres OF corn
on the river bottom a mile and half
east of town that he estimates will
produce seven hundred bushels, or
an average of seventy bushels to the
acre. The corn is of the Yellow
Dent variety and some OF the ears are
seventeen inches in length. It is
probably, the banner corn crop oi
the upper Arkansas valley.
Miss Fannie Stump and Mr.. Fret
Halstead returned on Wednesda,
from High Park where they wer'
members OF a deer hunting party o
four-the others being DR.. Bowlei
Of Cripple Creek, and Mr.. T. Witcher
Headquarters were made at tn
witcher ranch during the hunt Dr.
DR.. Bowles and Fred Halstead wer
the fortunate ones in bringing dow
the game.
Miss Margaret Granger entertain
ed the Beta Tau Delta sorority girls
about twenty in number. at her hom'
71s North Sixth street, this after
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12

Elmer Rundahl was one of the
lucky hunters last week. He killed n
fine deer in the mountains not very
far from town Thursday. Fully TWEEN
ty deer were brought to 4 pom Shy
by local hunters during the season;
the large majority of which were kill
ed in Fremont county.
4 Miss Helen NJ. zener. of Boulder. Il
visiting her sister. Mrs Pitt A. Wade.
at Fairview Terrace. 11o6 Park ave-
nue.. South Canon.
Mrs. l. A. Jones departed today for
Portland. Oregon. where she viii
spend the winter months for the ben
eft of her health.
Percy Troutman went to Grand
Junction Monday night on No. on
business for the Round Crest Cam
ming company.
Mrs. E. B. Miller and son. Oral.
| accompanied py ME- Foftst itesci
and little daughter went to Greeley
this morning where they VIII visit
until the Christmas holidays as the
guests OF Mrs. Alberta Miller.
c. A. Biggs came down from Denyer
on Saturday in his ars1nobile and
returned to the city the following
day. taking back with him Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Biggs and babe for
weeks visit
Mr.. Hendricks. OF cotopaxi. came
down from the western part OF the
county In his automobile Monday af-
ternoon and is visitor in town to-
day. Mr.. Hendricks says the road
through Copper guich is In unusually
good condition at present and that
, autoists experience no trouble in
making the run from Canon City TO
salida. and. vice versa
Bert Kettle. senior In the en-
gineering school at the University
of Colorado. has been elected to menu
bership in Tan Beta Pi. an bo-sf-
AIRY scientific society. Tho fraternity
has chapters In all OF the ieadins
engineering schools OF the country
and is composed OF leadsrs in this
line OF work. The many friends of
Mr.. Kettle In this city are glad 20
hear OF his good fortune. He attend
ed the Canon City high school for
four years and graduated In the class
of 1907.
Mrs. E. T. Beckwith. OF Denver. ls
/ spending a few days In Canon City
as the guest OF Mrs B. r. Rockafel-
low. having stopped on here while on
her way to the Wet Mountain valley.
Wednesday.
Miss fNeIda Felter wishes TO an
nounce the opening Of a violin studio
at i17 North Seventh Street. s7s-Ap.
The prize pictures have been piac-
ed in the windows OF the Harding
Hardware and +. L. Smiths Dry
Goods store. Come out Friday and
Saturday afternoon and evening and
see 200 more like them. 376-2t
The trench for the $aterworks pine
line connecting Canon City with Or
chard park has been completed and
the main will be installed as soon AS
delivered. City water will be great
convenience to the residents In the
northern suburb. and. It is expected.
that consumers will rapidly multiply
after the main is In working order.
Morgan Williams. who for so many
years has resided at williamsburg.
has disposed OF his interests there
and left this morning for Denver TO
remain permanently. II Is understood
that he will engage in business. With
his brother who has secured aSpat-
ent on coal cutting device. Mr.. Will
liams mas many friends throughout
Fremont county who regret TO learn
OF his departure. but wish him well
in his new ycnture.--Florence citi-
zen.
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
Rocky Ford district have had good

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cucumbers and other Vegetables are
now grown in Otere county, accord
ing to Mr.. Turner, for their seed
and are forwarded to the seed firms
of the east and are sold by them m
packages all over the world.
John Whistler. Of Pennington
New Mexico. who has been visiting
relatives in Canon City for the past
two weeks, spent Thursday here Al
the home of F. w. Reclsmeyer. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Ella Bass
ford, of Canon City. cousin of Mrs.
Reckmeyer.-Florence Citizen.
Charlie McKissick. captain of the
fire department. says the failure OF
the department to reach the scene of
the fire at the rear of the Gem meat
market Thursday morning more
promptly was due to the fact that the
telephone there was not in working
condition at the time; having gotten
out of fix the night before and they
had been unable to repair the
trouble. An immediate response was
made when the alarm finally reached
the department
County Assessor ]. w. Augustine,
who has been deer hunting with a
party of friends in the western part
of the county since the beginning OF
the week. telphoned to his wife from
Howard Thursday afternoon that he
had killed a fine buck and that he
would be home today or tomorrow ".
Mr.. ZabrIski. formerly water commits
sioner in the western portion of the
county, who was a member OF Mr..
Augustine's party. also shot a fine
deer.
Saturday.
Miss Alice Mcmillan. who has been
visiting here for some time past as
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. r. j.
Craig, left Friday afternoon for her
home at Swanwick. Illinois. She Will
spend a few days in Denver and
Greeley while on her way east
Miss Pearl Smith. niece of Mrs. T.
L. A. Shaffer. is attending Dodd'7
Commercial college at Canon City,
Salida Record.
T. F. McKeever. OF Denver, travel
ing representative of THE Beause-
ant" the official publication. Of the
knights Templar of Colorado. was a
business visitor in Canon City on
Friday.
Fred Cullifer and Port Guthrie
spent Thursday up along Grape
Creek and around Allkali Gulch. They
state that they saw a number of deer
.
but couldn't get near enough to
shoot.
w. C. Haigler. of Colorado Springs
and william Green. of Ottawa, Kan
sas, came over from the Springs this
morning in the Haigler automobile
and made the trip to the top Of the
Royal Gorge. Mr.. Green. who has
been an extensive traveller, both In
this country and abroad. said the
view from the rim of the canon was
/ the finest he had ever seen.
One OF the best kills of the deer
season so far reported. was brought
to Colorado Springs yesterday after
noon by Joseph Rogers and F. p
/ Scovy, local men, upon their return
from a trip to the Red Creek canon
district II was a big buck weighing
between $50 and 400 pounds, killed
early Monday morning. Jim Eldridgs
from Florence, got a second bucl
from the same herd few minutes
later.-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
A couple Of yiolaters of the ordin
ance against riding bicycles on side
walks within the city limits were
caught in the official dragnet on Fri
day; one OF the arrests being mad
by Officer G. F. Skinner and the 9th
er by Marshal julius Cramer. Tn
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12


ifornia. He says that Washington and
! Oregon are pleasant enough places
! to live during the summer months
and southern California a charming
place in winter, but for an all-the-
year-around residence Canon City
cannot be duplicated anywhere in tn
country. The Pacific coast is all right
! for people of means. according 20
Mr. De Bord, but it is. not in the
same class with Colorado for the av-
erage man who has to depend on his
own endeavors for livelihood.
Mrs. T. A. Haynes was hostess at
a farewell reception Tuesday after
noon for DR.. Knott who is leaving
Canon City to resume her practice at
Kansas City. Mo.
The deer hunting season closed
yesterday and most of the nimrods
who left for the western slope week
or ten days ago will be home in the
course OF the next forty-eight hours.
, 1t is believed that only about one
hunter in ten succeeded in getting
buck.
Miss Ruth Lewis was hostess at
very delightful social gathering at
| her home on Greenwood avenue We'd
nesday afternoon complimentary to
Miss Gretchen Harding and Miss
Margaret Granger, each of whom are
shortly to be married. Cards furnish
ed the diversion; five hundred" be-
ing the game played. The guests of
honor were presented with handsome
cut glass bowls as souvenirs OF the
occasion. About score OF young la
dies were present.
Alderman W. A. Chapson, A. ].
Turner, assistant cashier of the First
National bank and Robert Nelson, of
Garden park, concluded a very sue
cessful deer hunt in the Cooper
mountains day or two ago; the two
former returning to Canon City late
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Chapson kill
ed a fine buck on Rice mountain
early in the week and the other MEM
bers of the party shot one in the
same neighborhood shortly after
wards Canon City hunters this year
are getting their full share OF veni-
son.
Dr. Sapero, Eye and Ear Special
list, is at the Denton Hotel for a
couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Fargo and lit
tie son expect to depart the last
of the week for Hot Springs, South
Dakota, where Mr.. Fargo is con-
templating going into business.
Mr.. Rex Roselli, who has been
working in the Selig Polyscope stu
dio in Chicago, arrived the first Of
the week in Canon City and Joined
the local selig troupe with whom he
| will play the leads"
Miss Leila Dickinson. of the South
Canon schools. accompanied her sis
ter to Denver this afternoon. Miss
Dickinson will return to her work
Monday and her sister goes to her
home in Paris. Illinois, to spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Mckenzie. accom-
panied by Mrs. William Head and
daughter, Mary all of Niagara Falls,
Ontario, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Dryden at their home on
Hazel avenue. Mrs. Mckenzie and
Mrs. Head are nieces OF Mr.. Dryden
although he had never seen the lat
ter until her arrival last week as he
left that portion Of the country fol
Colorado before her birth. The visit
ors picnicked at the top of the Roya
Gorge on Tuesday.
Mrs. d. NJ. Garrett and son. Ray
have gone to Topeka, Kansas. wher'
Ray will have an operation perform
Cañon City record., 1911-10-12
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Nc,ary Public-w B. Rowland, h2S
A.alu street Record office
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-15

Kolze's Electric Park, at North cath
street and Irving Park boulevard. now
occupies ten acres. making It the sec.
ond largest park In the city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-07-15

The Fair 10 Chicaso's foremost Do
partment store and ID also the safest
II abounds with splendid assort1nents
Of merchandise exclusively for the ~
Of men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
B O x I N C
WRESTLING
FOO TBALL
RuSIE HAD ALL that
PITCHER SHOULD HAVE

has been breeding around Seattle
oldtme bringing
$4,000
will today that Amos Rusie
threw ball. Every
that certain pitcher has
Rusie and speed the thing
the speedest thower that faced baman
breaking batsman has
fathom And control ah there is where Amos
batter might
off the batter Amos bad
catcher He threw
a Travelling the plate like buck
handle.
Wilson, who managed the old Seattle club Amos
thing Chicago
that made Amos and his but memory Trying to
throw something
with float
before he reached his hotel the
best
that $4,000 but
Ruse constantly at
pitcher stallng get from New
reached the end
his string Ruse relatives living Seattle and he will be
Tuesday
enough
visited O his former triumphs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

narcotics antidotes, polsons, not food. Elec-
tricity is nerve food-nerve life. 1t soaks into
the nerves and is taken up by them just as a
sponge absorbs water. It nourishes and vital
ICES the parts which drugs cannot reach.
Every dose of drugs that you put into your
stomach weakens your nerves. Every times you
kill pain or ache-by Supplying the nerves
with poisonous drugs-you are hurting them,
and anyone can see that in time, by steady dos
ing, your nervous system will be completely
broken down.
Electra-vita is relief from the old system
of drugging. 1t does by natural means what you
expect drugs to do by unnatural means. 1t gives
back to the nerves and organs the power they
have lost, which is their life.
Electra-Vita is not an electric belt. 1t Is dry
cell body battery which makes Its own power.
1t is easily, comfortably worm next to the body
during the night and gives out a continuous
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
HUGHIE j.
TO GROW
ORANGES

Hughie Jennings is planning to
become an orange man. Part of
the honeymoon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings was spent in the orange
country of California. Both were
struck by the chance for profit
able investment there. They have
been talking about it since and on
the teams recent visit to New Or
leans Jennings had several long
talks with Frank Chance, manager
of the Chicago Cubs. who is ma
tive Californian and an orange
grower himself. AS result
Chance has a commission from
Jennings to pick out an orange
grove and communicate with him
some time next winter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
Will the Race Be Close

Lynch says Northwest this
will be good
these circuits about
possible that Nike down In his
heart has idea just how close the race going to
the be
Victoria Seattle have good teams but House
a which nothing
OF the
Portland practically member has
with patch there
should account of ITSELF Will the
like Victoria Seattle do likewise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
$50 JOHNS0N'S IN the JUG''
CHARTERS SAM

How long did de jedge glib
him?" inquired the black fighter.
When told that Johnson was
serving a 25-day sentence but
that the court was going to let
him. out on Easter morning, SO
Jack could have a big chicken
dinner Easter. IS the ''tar baby"
burst into a paroxysm OF glee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
JUST
LOOK HERE

. UNITED Press Leased Wire.) Z
. UNIVERSITY OF WASH
. INGTON, April 15.-For the
. first time in the history of
. the university a coed track
. meet will be held, probably
. In May, according to Miss
. Jessie Merrick, women's {
o physical director today,
o Since warm weather set in,
. more than fifty college girls
. have been training regularly {
. under Miss Merrick' direc-
. ton and she reports that
. they are showing much Jim
. proyement in athletic Prov {
. ess. In addition to the usual {
. events the co-eds will COM
. pete in hurdles 1.-TWO feet) 4
o shot-put (ten pounds, dis,
Q Gus (eight pounds, sprintss$
. and dashes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
Northwest
BASEBALL


Captain Ostdeik says that four
of his Indian twirlers, Bonner,
Willis, Strand and Kraft. are In
grand condition and that he will
use these against the Roadsters
opening week.
Spokane fans will have a chance
to see If Kid Strand, the young
southpaw, is as good as touted.
He will be used against the Road
sters opening week.
Garrett, Lamline, Sheehy and
Soldier" F'rink are the only
Roadster beavers sure of sticking
with the team.
Eleven to 0 and 4 to 1. Bob
Brown got his revenge against
that fresh Moosejaw team in a
double.header yesterday. Thurs
day the Moses slipped one over
and Bob got sore.
Ed. Kennedy, who played first
base In the Portland team of the
Northwest league two years ago,
has been signed by Calgary team
in the Twilight, and will leave
Portland for the north in a few
days. He held job as deputy
sheriff during the winter.
Bobby Groom, the attenuated
chap who was a hero in Portland
in 1908, pitched his first game for
Washington this season and de-
feated the Boston Speed Boys"
yesterday. Groom pitched a clev-
er steady game and his team
won by narrow margin. Long
Bob promises to have a better
season than ever this year.
Jesse Garrett will probably open
the series for the Roadsters
against the Indians Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
GOSSIP
PFISTERS
ALL-STARS
THEN BEES

The first two real ball Q
D games of the season will be .
D played at Athletic park this .
D afternoon and tomorrow. Q
D Today Pfister will try to .
, make things interesting for Q
D the Tigers and tomorrow Z
, the bill will be changed to q
D the All-Stars against Lynch's 9
D aggregation. This arrange q
D ment will give the boys one Z
D day of rest-then the real q
D thing. &
D The Tigers will line up as 9
D follows: Warren, IF; Bas- Z
D sey. If; Rockenfield, 2b; {
D Coleman, 3b; Lynch, CT; Z
D Fisher, lib; McFadden, SIS; q
D DeVogt, C, and Menthy, p. q
D During the two games every q
D pitcher on the team will like q
, ly have a few innings. 9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
MEET TODAY

With practically a new per-
sonnet the Tacoma High school
team meets the Broadway High at
the stadium this afternoon. With
Grain out of the contest, as the
result of injuring his knee In fall
ing over a hurdle. Tacoma High
will be handicapped. but the boys
are confident Of winning against
the Broadway aggregation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
SP()R I
B A S E BALL
BASKETBALL
B @ w Ii N G.
PARIS COPS HAVE
NO USE FOR Will

Hoppe again. With his bride of few months
b. Walsh, with whom Willie
worlds champion bliards stepped off the
police Farce
Willie the trouble in Paris that he was the
and that the French
extremely jealous Of their home biard could not
Willie
gambling but insisted
police in interior
Ing his Said
1871 1872 for any
800 $4,000"
Yes put In Thomas Walsh his pan-aw who was at the
with Hopes father you make
that high $4,000 and I'll put the money
"I'n give of them
q from him"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
PACKY CAN'T DO 1873 AND
FRED KNOWS 1T

Mcfarland says he will meet
me at 1876 pounds, but that is not
the lightweight limit" Welsh said
today. 1.-THE weight should he
1873 pounds. All fair-minded box
ing experts concede that to be the
right weight, and Mcfarland
should make 1t or box with the
welterWeights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15
BEEF CRlTTER
Is AFTER FRANK G0TCH

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
CHICAGO, April 15.-Anton
Piatek. the big Poland wrestler,
is the latest foreigned being
groomed for Gotch's laurels.
Piatek is not an average wrestler.
He is tall, good looking and intel
ligent, having command OF i've
languages. Within three years
he gave Hackenschmidt, the Rus
sian Lion, one of the hardest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-04-15

If your memory
is poor, confidence
and nerve all gone;
sleep restless; II
you suffer frequent
headaches and your
eyes are dull and
heavy, it shows that
your supply OF
nerve force is de-
pleted.
So many men try
to build up nerve
force by doping
their stomachs with
drugs. 1t is impos-
sible. What the
nerves require is
n o u r is h m emit -
nerve food. If there
was any nourish-
ment in drugs they
might do some good
but you know there
is not. Drugs are
drugs, stimulants,