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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-08
Attacks School Principal.

A severe attack on school prin-
cipal, Chas. B, Allen of Sylyania, Ga,
is thus told by him. For more than
three years he writes, Il suffered
indescribable torture from rheuma-
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VIRGINIA DEBT CASE SETTLED
West Side Must Pay $7,t8t, SOY, Holds
Supreme Court.

Washing on, d. G., Mar T.. The
sum Of $11S2,507 was held by the
supreme court Of the United States
to be the proportion Of the $3,0O0,OOd
Old Virginia state debt which West
Virginia is under obligations to bear.
The court left the final determination
the mater, including the question OF
interest to the states
Ever since the Civil war Virginia
has been endeavoring to collec; from
West Virginia what 1t claimed was
the latter's sSare of the old states S
debt. West Virginia Is said to have
acknowledged her liability in the or
dnance Of Wheeling" before she was
admitted to the Union and in her
state constitution,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-03-08

Do you know that of. all the minor
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A Fierce Nlaht Alarm.

is the hoarse, starting cough Of a
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LOST AND FOUND.

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ABE REUF's LAST MOVE FAILS
Special to Daily Leade,.

San Francisco Mar 7.-The latest
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save Abraham Ruef from the service
OF IA years in San Quentin on a
charge of bribery, resulted in re-
verse wheI the supreme court sitting
en- blanc. refused to consider an ap
peal by the attorneys Of the former
boss for permission to submit to the
court a petition for rehearing
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LADIES May earn good pay copying
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Cures baby's Group, Willie's daily
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Cañon City record., 1911-07-06

the trio from vigorous prosecution
of their quest. They found the cave.
but it was not large enough TO at
tract attention.
Chosen as the special entertaining
attraction for more than one thous-
and delegates assembled at the Ma
tional Farmers Congress. held at Ok
lahoma City last October. the Natl
nee Girl Musical Comedy Company
succeeded in taking the honor of be-
ing patron to the visitors away from
the numerous other theatrical attrac-
tions OF that city, and the fact that
they gave an eminently pleasing per-
formance is an indisputable proof as
to their ability as entertainers. Equip
ped with the latest musical play.
handsomely staged and still more
handsomely costumed. with as able
a lot OF performers as are to be found
and a charming beauty chorus. they
will be seen at the Opera House
nights. July IL and IL. Special sum
mer prices.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06

frost there Monday night Tuesday
evening Mr. and Mrs Maddox and
Miss Nettie were spectators OF the
fireworks display In the City park
at Denver. which. they state. was very
fine. Twenty-Five thousand people
we're there to enjoy them.
C. V. Patten. superintendent OF the
Canon City waterworks system, re-
turned home on Sunday from a
months visit at Rochester, Bingham
ton and other points in New York.
He reports an abundant rainfall with
cool weather in that portion of the
country this summer. In some OF the
western states he trsversed in max
ing the trip vegetation has suffered
greatly from drouth. Mrs. Van Pat
ten. who accompanied her husband
east, will remain in New York sew
eral weeks longer before coming back
to Colorado.
W. E. Galley, Manager Win
CERT of the strathmore hotel,
and John L. Reece. devoted
most OF Sunday to exploring the
clitfs OF the Royal Gorge In an ef-
fort to locate mythical cave. The
climb among the rocks was dim
cult, and sometimes dangerous. pro-
position. but that fact did not deter
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
BONUS WEEK
Begins Monday, Jolly 3
Closes Wednesday, July -

As was stated in the Record Monday
last, this is the week of the great bon
us offer.
There is no better time to increase
your number of votes than now.
The $500 extra votes will be given
for every set of five new six-months
subscription to the Daily Record
yearly Daily subscription will
count for two in the set of five.
Two new yearly subscriptions on
the Weekly will count as one new
six months subscription on the Daily.
This offer is good until the night
of July 18th. All new subscriptions
must be mailed or brought to this
office not later than that time.
Now is the time to see your friends
about that subscription.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
BONUS WEEK IN
THE BIG CONTEST
Twenty-Five Hundred Extra Votes VIII
Be Given to Each Contestant Turning
In Bunch of Five New Daily
Subscriptions.

There is a great opportunity during
the next week TO force your votes
ahead of those who have been lead
ing you in this great prize contest
The time is short-only seven days
more before the deal is on.
Many have had promises Of new sub
scriptions but have not closed the
business.
This is the time of all to satisfy
your friends that their support Is
needed more than any previous time
during the contest
The offer will not be repeated
Do not hold back the new subscrip-
tions Get them in SO you may be
saving the coupons which the new
subscribers will be glad to clip and
vote for you. You can hold up the
votes if you wan to but bring the sub
scriptions in promptly.
Just make little EFFORT. It will pay
you.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06

Conductor D. NJ. Skelly. the genial
passenger conductor on d. a r. G.
and 10 Is quite sick at his room at
the Denton hotel. He is resting easily
at present
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06

and we'll known in Boulder, bis home,
and throughout the state, took a party
OF fastidious eastern men into a fly
inhabited restaurant in Boulder and sat
them down at the lunch counter. The
men looked around at the quarters
with distasteful air. Jack, unper-
turbed smile at the waitress when
she came up and said, Give me some
Of that current pie back there" point
ing at the shelf behind the counter.
''G'wan," came from the waitress,
that amt current, that's cream pie.
them's only flies on top" That was
enough for the fasteners. they were
"spoofed."
Saturday, General Maupin was pick
ing cherries from a big tree in his
yard out near the street. A little girl
came along and looked wistfully at the
big. ripe. juicy cherries. The General
noticed her hungry countenance and
being of big heart, he told her to help
herself. She did so, thanked him, and
went her way. About FIVE minutes lat
ter back che came with a string of
little boys who also wanted some cher
ries. These were but forerunner
OF many others who seemed to
spring up from anywhere and every
where The good news certainly tray-
eled fast. The General said that his
pity for the little girl brought SO many
returns that he was lucky enough to
get sufficient cherries for a pie of
the big tree
couple of touring cars containing
Kansas City and St Louis people ar
rived here from the esat this after
non and will remain long enough to
allow their occupants an opportunity
10 visit the top of the Royal Gorge
and make run over the Skyline Drive.
The party came here from Colorado
Springs via Red Hill and Dead Mans
canon.
Wednesday.
Prof. w. 5. Glass Of Cripple Creek,
spent Sunday in Canon City with
friends.
George Stephenson Of Denver Wis
tied his friend, Ed Wills, on Sunday
Mr.. Stephenson came down in his car
and states that be had hard sailing
most of the tine.
Miss Annet;a Hosmer. training
teacher in the Peru normal school,
Neb.. and Miss Louis Hosimer. prin-
clpai OF the "a Porte. Indiana. public
schools. are visiting Mrs. Icilius Mann
a, 1905 South sourth street. South
Canon. this week
Rev, R E Chandler. pastor of the
Presbyterian church at DIorence. has
resigned 10 accept pas,orate in Trim
lead.
/ Prof f. a Kenyon. formerly Of
Florence. but later OF salida, has gone
to Denver where he will take posi-
ton as instructor in one Of the high
schools OF the capital city.
Mrs. callista Burns Of Chicago ar
rived here last Saturday night and will
spend 4 couple of months or more in
Canon City visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hutton. on Park
avenue
John Weed went TO Cripple Greek
today for a zen days visit with his
daughter. and incidentally. to escape
the heat OF the valley
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Brooks OF Ord
way. Colorado. are spending a few
days in Canon City visiting the orch
ards and points OF scenic interest.
They have made excursions over the
Skyline drive. to the top of the Royal
Gorge and other plcinc resorts within
radius OF a dozen miles of town.
Mr.. Brooks is connected with the lum-
ber business,
The fire department. was called out
at half past nine o'clock this morn
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
Thursday.

ASA u AAoAeee, Aho.s a. oPcAuiho sAS
summer In Canon City as guests of
Isaah Henderson. GIG Grimm Ave.
Mrs. Brumback. who has been rusti-
icating at Jackson's ranch for a couple
of weeks. is spending few days in
Canon City while on her way home to
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stoyer are re-
1oicing over the arrival of a happy
and bouncing baby boy born last week.
The little lad has already proven him
self lovely youngster and great
things are expected OF him.
The subject tonight at the big tent
between 11th and 18th Main street
will be: "The Interchangeable Char
actsr Of the Word OF God"
Mrs. Norris Bernbaum and children
OF Denver Will arrive here from Dem
yer the first OF next week on their way
TO Jackson's ranch where they will
spehd the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. cowan of
Pueblo. who are making summer
trip throFsa the mountain sections of
the state M their big touring car. stop
ped over in Canon City Wednesday
night and were guests at the strath-
more hotel. They left this morning
for salida and the GunnIson country.
Miss Blanche Glow and Mrs. Fred
wasson OF Denver are visiting Ar. and
Mrs. L. L. Booth OF Main for the week.
Mrs. Fred Reide and daughter. An
ma, who have been visiting relatives
and friends in Denver the past two
weeks. returned last night after hav-
ing a delightful time
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. chryst and Mr..
and Mrs. ". F. weinhouse Of Denver
vert guests at the Strathmore hotel
Wednesday night.s>aving stopped on
here while on their way home from
a Journey OF two thousand. six hrnd-
rcd miles by automobile through Coll
orado. Utah. Arizona, and New Nix
leo. They made an excursion over the
Skyline drive this morning and pro-
nounced IT the best scenic attraction
on the entire trip.
DR.. ana Miss Moyes OF Ogden. Utah.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Hutchinson for the week.
Mr.. Fred Fell has been out on his
ranch near Penrose on Beaver Park
for ,be past few days looking after
the crops.
MFR. and Mrs schoenbrun Of lola,
Kansas. who have been spending the
past week In Canon City. went out to
their ranch near Penrose for a short
stay. They have splendid piece OF
property out there and Mr.. schoenbrun
has so much confidence in the future
OF the Park that he is contemplating
buying more.
Mrs. Jas. T. Locke and son. Lem
oyne. left ~, morning for Durango
where they will spend two or three
weeks visiting DR.. and Mrs. J. d. De
shazer and family. They will return
home by way OF Buena Vista. where
they will be the guests OF Warden and
Mrs. Felix o'Neil OF the state reform
htory for week or ten days before
boming on to Canon City.
Friday.
katherine and Jack. OF Denver are
isiting Mrs. Geo. F. Rockafellow on
reenypod avenue for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Plumer left a
DIV days ago for a camping and FISH
be- outing on the Gunnison river.
hey expected to join Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Knight and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aaw. Jr.. on their arrival on the
stern slope.
HrscHughitt and daughter, Mamie.
Denver are the guests OF Mr.. and
te. J. ]. Armstrong for n day or two.
~. aoIaAsArmstrong went to Den
~ this. morning on No. 6 and will
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
principal of the Lincoln school in

.A%-~@R-~@
Denver, and in point of service is one
of the oldest instructors connected
with the educational system of that
city He has been a teacher there
continuously for twenty-one years and
draws one of the best salaries paid
to teachers in the state. Prof. Dodds,
who will be the guest of his brother
here for few days, made the trip over
the Skyline drive and to the top of
the Royal Gorge this morning.
Miss Edna J. Mott and Miss Sarah
Palmer, both popular high school
teachers of Detroit. Mich, are the
guests of Mrs. R. C. Stevens. 424 n.
3rd street.
Mr.. Mr. and Mrs T. A. Haynes an
children returned today from a weeks
camping up in the hills. They made
the trip in their auto and had a pleas
ant time.
Mrs. Bessie Grimth of New Cam
den, Missouri, is visiting Mrs Josepd
Walton and family at 70s River st.
Monday.
Miss Katherine Harmon left yes
terday evening for Cripple Creek
where she will spend a two weeks
vacation with her parents. She was
accompanied BY Miss Alma zengle,
who will be her guest for week or
ten days.
Judge / W lbtotzor. formerly of
Albion. IIl.-cis. II more recently
Of Colrado Springs. is spending a few
Gays in Canon City. Judge Ibbotson
has just returned from fishing trip
o Ainort and cssniron on the west
ern slopes.
The members cSthe Junior base ball
team constituted tally-ho party that
left this morning for estclife where
they will play ball tomorrow with a
team organized among the young men
Of the Wet Mountain valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Loehr left Sat
urday night for the Elkhorn resort on
the Gunnison river where they will
spend a week or ten days in fishing
and recreation They will join Mr..
and Mrs. Hurd Plummer. Mr. and Mrs
Dick Knight, M. and Mrs John shaw.
Jr. and other Canon City people on
the western slope.
Prof H c. Litton ana son OF Upper
Alton. Illinois. ana Mrs Hawthorn.
OF Benham. Indiana. arrived here this
afternoon to visit their parents and
saer. Er. and Ers. 4 p I4tton-
l. J. Dickson. late OF Hiswatha. Kan
Sas. is spending a few days in Canon
City visiting his cousin. Rev. H. NJ.
Jameson, and family on South Ninth
street while on bis way 10 Boise City.
idaho.
Mrs. Frances Lyons died at the lam
Iiy home on New York avenue. South
Canon. shortly after o'clock sun
day morning after a lingering illness.
The funeral took place at o'clock
this afternoon. Interment was in
Lakeside cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair. the latter
OF whom was Miss Mayme Preston,
left this morning for Denver. where
they will make their home. Mr. and
Mrs Blair. who we're married week
or ten days ago. spent their honey
moon at Glenwood Springs. Mr. Blair
Is connected with the railway postal
service and makes the run between
Denver and Anarilla. Texas
Prof ]. H Dodds. principal OF the
Lincoln school in South Denver. who
has been here for several days visiting
his brother. Prof d. D. Dodds
OF Dodds Commercial college, left for
home this morning. While here he
visited various points of scenic inter-
est about town and was greatly pleas
ed with what he saw. especially with
the Skyline Drive and the view from
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Nc.ary Public-w. B. Rowland. cas-
Main street. Record office.
Cañon City record., 1911-07-06
Saturday.

Prf ]. H. Dodds of Denver. who do
iIvered tho commencement address to
the graduating class of Dodd's Com
mcrcial COLLEGE at the First Presby-
tsrian church Thursday nigh. is
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40 WEST BAY STREET JACKSONVILLE,
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Of SHIP REMOVED
FROM MOUTH Of St. JOHNS
EXPLOSION OF FIVE TONS OF
DYNAMITE TEARS HULL TO
BITS AND REMOVES THE o.
STRucTION.

The wreck of the steamer
Chatham, which struck on the jetties
at the mouth of the St. Johns river
and sank January 10 last year, was
blown up with dynamite Saturday ev-
ening, to clear the channel Of the
obstruction.
When the steamer first sank the
forward end was out OF the water
and the part of the big boat under
the water did not offer any O5struc-
ton to teie channel, but the Yves
Indian hurricane of LAST October
moved the wreck out into the stream
SO that only the forward mast
showed above the surface OF tn
wafer and the sunken null offered 4
| menace to transportation. An inves-
ton to the war department that i
be removed and the work was or
! dered done.
! Five tons of dynamite was used to
in position in various parts OF the
, ship under the water by dive: S. When
all was ready the charge was fired
by an electric current from a small
motor boat several hundred yards
from the wreck and the explosion
threw water and debris a distance
OF go feet into the air. 1t a so tore
a big hole in the mud under the
sunken ship and the big hull SIT
tied into the depression.
An investigation showed that there
is now 80 feet of water above the
sunken vessel and no longer any
danger to navigation. The ship be-
longed to the Merchants & Miners
line.