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The evening world., 1911-08-25
Club for Colored Democracy.

The United Colored Democracy OF
Manhattan and the Bronx will open It's
new clubhouse and h~eadauar:er: 70
night at No. l21 west Ono Hundred and
Thirty-second street. Edward Il. Lee.
frequently referred TO as the "Colored
Croker" IL chief OF the organization.
Edward johnson will net az master OF
ceremonies At the reception n house.
warming.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
MAYOR,

Chief Engineer F. W. whiteside and
his assistant. Mr.. L. Hufty. were in
Chandler last week investigating the
proper location for new fan which
Is shortly to be installed This mine
is owned by the Victor American
Fuel company.
Miss Barr. of Canon City. was the
guest Of Mrs. Mulnix last week.
Miss Barr and Mrs. Mulnix spent
last Thursday as the guests of Mrs.
\. A. Ritchie. The afternoon was
spent In sewing and other diversions.
Andy Mile. who had the fight last
week with an Italian lady got thirty
days in jail for his indescretion.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
COAL CREEK

of Tom Frew from the list of those be-
longing to the town board, which you
will find heading ibis colum.
James Donaldson, newly wed of the
Colorado Supply company's force in
Coal Creek. did not appear at work
one Monday morning recently.
Joe Tate went TO Florence recently
to see The Matinee Girl show at the
Houston Opera House.
Riggi Madonna has some fine speci-
mems of copper ore which he took
out of the claim up in the hills.
The Garfield milne worked Monday.
Wednesday and Friday last week
A fiat car and box car went on the
track just this side of the depot on
the mine track last Thursday and
caused some delay in getting the coal
out.
Mrs. Gibbs son-in-law and two
daughters have been spending a few
weeks with her at her homme in the
new camp close to the mine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence are about the only
English speaking people in the new
camp.
Mr.. Henry Evans, who has been Wis
iting in Illinois, is on his way to
Alabama and after spending a short
time there will return home, coming
by way of Oklahoma
Miss Minnie Batiste and Tony Sen
tellie were in Canon recently get
ting a marriage license.
Mrs. Lapinsk and three children.
from Superior. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. John H. Green. Mrs. Lapinsh
is a sister of Mrs. Higgins, of Canon
City.
Mr.. Boswell, of Canon City was in
Coal Creek last Thursday Mr. Bos-
well states that his father. who has
been quite sick at his home in CO.
lumbia, Missouri. is much better.
Miss Florence Jameson was Wis
iting in Radiant on Thursday.
For Sale-lO a. in Orchard Park,
Canon City: good water right: good
terms.
F. W. ABBOTT. Coal Creek.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
MAYOR,
George Scollic.
TOWN BOARD,
Robert Donaldson.
David G. Davis,
VIII Wilson,
VIII Jamison,
Lee Aanley.
Tom Frew

On the outskirts of the town as you
drive into Coal Creek, Lee Manly has
dandy little home His father, J..
w. Manley lives with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilbert. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Salvi. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold,
Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Gilbert,
the Misses Rosie and Mary Fabrizzio
and Cora Rake. Tom Cobbley. John
Donaldson, and Mr.. Frank Brown,
with his hack and with four buggies
the above jolly crowd enjoyed an ev-
ening at the swimming pool on Canon
City last week.
Miss Cora Rake has arrived in Coal
Creek and will keep house for her
father, Harry Rake
The boys team defeated Radiant
week ago Sunday. II TO ). John Max
well and Foss Ransom. of the Gold
Label team. played with Radiant. yet
their clever playing could not stop
the Coal Greek boys. Angelo Frabiz-
zio showed his class by holding the
Radiant men to one hit for seven in
nings. The boys declare they are
ready to meet any team in the county.
Messrs. salvi and Williams gave
dance in Coal Greek on a recent
Saturday night and intend to have
another one this coming Saturday.
Mrs. Frabizzio has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Msssaro. in Pueblo.
Mrs. Christine Jocavotta, OF Louis
Vile, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Fa-
brizzlo.
Last Thursday night the X P's ex-
pected to have a delightful trout fry.
but for some reason or other the trout
failed to show up.
For the last two or three issues We
have unknowingly omitted the name
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03


son Jr-. returned to their home in
Nevada. Missouri
Miss May Roach. OF Missouri. who
has been visiting with her sister and
brother. Mr. and Mrs. J. T Wilson
Jr-. of Four Mile for some time. was
pleasantly surprised Thursday even
ing when a goodly number of her
many friends Unexpectedly appeared
about % were present. Games of
different kinds we're played and en-
joyed by all Delicate refreshments
were served Everybody had a fine
time.
Mr.. Paul Mellen. OF Victor. and his
friends from Chicago. Mrs DR.. sny-
der and son. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Coney. of Dozier Avenue.
Mrs. Snyder and son are touring Col
orado for the sons health They ex-
pect T. return to Chicago soon.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
FRUlTMERE:AaO.FOUR:MILEl

Mr.. l. W Thayer went to Victor
"Wednesday. returning Thursday. He
says it is much cooler in that dis
trict than here.
MIR. S. shokie and Mrs. II. A. Friei-
ing. OF Eas; Central ST. took adyant-
age of the excursion To take pleas
ure trip to Victor Sunday.
The people OF the Four Mile school
district are very proud Of the fact
that their school house is receiving
new coat OF white paint
Mrs. Smith and daughter. Ct Great
Bend. Kansas, arrived at the Robson
home on Four Nile Thursday. Dr.
Smith and Dr. Homer Robson are
expected Tuesday by auto.
Mr.. Joe williams. OF Salida. is Wis
iting his brother. Mr.. f. H Williams
OF -Four Mile.
Mrs. Andrew Johnson returned
home Thursday from the hospital. We
are glad to say that she is very much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lux. who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. t. Will
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
SALIDA 4, GOLD LABEL 2.

The cracker-jack ball tossers from
up Salida way didn't have much CT an
easy time of it when they tried TO
take a reaf in the sails of Morg Will
liams' husky Gold Labels last Satur-
day on the Rockvale grounds. They
managed to pull of the long end OF
q to score, but it was days
work for them. Reese and Donaldson
did the battery stunt for the Gold
Labels. Reese only allowed six bing-
les and he famed eight men. The
Sslida runs were not all earned, err
rors helped wonderfully to pad the
score. The lineup for the Gold La
bells was; Donaldson. c; Reese, p;
f Champion 1st; Maxwell. End; D.
Frew. 3rd; Ransom, r. e.; Wilson c.;
f.; ]. Frew. !. T.: W. Champion. $. s.;
Husband. umpire
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
ROCKYALR PERSONALS

Tonf Mcintyre. who works at the
tear Gulch mine. gives the Coal
amps Record due credit for the local
ews 'st is publishing. He says. 1T
ives the coal camps their deserv-
1s'."
Charles Mcintyre carries the mail
rom Williamsburg to Bear Guieh
very day.
Mrs. Duntsch. OF Florence. was Wis
ing in Rockvalc last week.
The saloon fixtures owned by the
rys,al sh&,ss Brewing company.
hich have been stored in store
iilding in Rockvale owned by Mrs
:. X. Davis. OF Coal Creek. were NOV.
j out and shipped to Denver By
ichard Goodehead last week.
A Sunday school crowd from Flor
bee enjoyed delightful picnic at
Q Cotton woods. the other side of
ockvale, one day last week.
rhe concrete work on the new reser-
ir 10 going along mer-ily, about forty
en- are now employed.
Mr.. JShn Reeses has charge OF the
ncrete work on the new improve
ent.
Mr.. J. O. McNatt who lives
Florence, civil engineer of the
,ckvale mine, is again at his duties,
Ter n vacation trip to Missouri with
family.
RobS Adams and family are now
/ OF quarantine for scarlet fever
,eir son. Jimmy. who was the at
ted one, ikmuch better.
Miss Ads Jones. of Louisville. who
: been Visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
nkin1 will take the place of James
,her as cashier at the Colorado Sup
company's store during Mr.. Fish
4 absence on his vacation.
urs. Kate Polhemus. state organic
for the Women of woodcraft. was
,lsitor in the Coal Camps last week
g. Pollemus is resident of Canon
Sdr. Placdo zontine, who works for
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03

The mine worked four days last
week
A. W. Hall and E s. Shumway,
engineers for the Rocky Mountain
Fuel company. were busy running
lines in the Magnate mine last week.
Engineer Stores at the Magnste,
was exceedingly busy last week.
Mr.. wwilliam Rancher. and erstwhile
milkman. furnished General Clark A.
W. Cass with a fine bunch of peaches
last week. They were home grown.
Jim Cody is certainly an cid timer
in these parts. having been in Lead
willie in 1850. when that camp was
perhaps the widest known mining
community in the world. He was
we'll acquainted with most OF the
men who became famous from their
strikes up there. He has been in
williamsburg for a number OF years,
in fact, he is about the Oldest resi-
dence now.
James Cody. NJ. S. Williams. Ar
thur McShane, Doctor. Sutorious. of
Florence. James Miller and Fred Je-
berts. went to Colorado Springs in
automobiles Wednesday morning to
attend the celebration and to see
the airships fiy.
VIII Gardiner. who rs fishing ON the
Gunnison, sent mesa II fish down
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
New Enterprise for Roel,aIe.

Rockkvaie bids fair to have another
enterprise II plans now being made
naterialixe. We understand parties
will ask for n franchise at the next
meeting OF the board for an electric
light line to furnish lights for street
purposes and domestic use.
The service at present is furnished
by thAArkansas Valley company the
same as this city and ether towns in
the valley.
The new company propose to erect
their eolAnt at the reservoir site and
II the figures gt.y us are correct it
will mean a great financial saving.
It only remains to be seen whether
the plan sof the promoters are feas-
ble. and the plant likely to run be-
yond the experimental stage and
xheiher the service will be safisfac-
ory and worth having at such low
price.
Enterprises like this show life and
business energy in n town and we'll
lghted streets and buildings are
worth all the city can AFFORD to pay
an advertisement aione.-Ex Parte.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
WILLIAMSBURG

to James Cody last week.
The robbery at Easton's store last
week was the fourth time that the
Eastons have suffered from burg
larry.
Tom Esston. of Rockvale. and wife,
intend to leave about the sixth of this
month for Hermit's Lake. where they
will spend their vacation.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
Take Final Vote on Franchise.

Tuesday evening the Rockyale town
board took fnal action on the inter
urbap franchise and not a vote was
cast against the franchise. Rock
vale has a rule which is most unusual
in town board affairs. of requiring
three readings of an ordinaee to grant
franshies. This custom gives al Ian
opportunity to thossSghiy discuss the
question and make protests II they
consider II should not be granted
Ex par,s. ~
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
ROCKyALE DEFEATS SALDA.

On Sunday Rockyale took revenge
for the defeat of the Gold Labels
when they won very loosely play
ed game from the Saiidians. 9 to Z.
Champion allowed seven hits and
hurled a pretty good game but was
not backed by good support. The line
up was Jonavick, c. Champion. p;
Richards, st; Daily, End; W. Cham
pion. Sd: Price r. T.; Llewellyn. c. Z.
Goodhead. |, T.: and Maxwell. $. 5.
Wilson. umpire.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Tilton left this
morning for Colorado Springs where
they will spend some time visiting
friends. During their absence their
house will be occupied by Mrs. Ray,
o, Denver, and Mrs. Hawthorn, OF
Bonham, Indiana.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03

the rescue car at Hastings, Colorado,
left on Saturday fer his work. after
having spent some time visiting his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Reese.
Mr. Mckee returned this week from
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03

his vacation. He spent the time at
Greenwood with his family.
Miss Frances John took her Sunday
school class out to the Cottonwocds
last week for a little picnic.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
CHANDLER

Mr.. C. V. Nord is machinist at the
Chandler mine.
Mr.. ". H. Mulnix, weighman at the
mine. if on on a two weeks vacation
to Denver.
ItheI Williams, son of Mayor G. H.
Williams. is engineer at the Chandler
mine
Mr.. George Gilbert, of Canon City.
who is electrician at the mine, is fig
uring on moving to Chandler soon so
as to be closer t. his work and still
he at home with his family.
Mr. C. H. Williams has been suf-
fering lately with hay fever.
Mrs. Drinnin entertained last week
in honor Of her house guest, Mrs.
Lewis. The afternoon was very
pleasant as also was the party. a
dainty luncheon was served and did
credit to Mrs. Drunnin's already ex-
cellent reputation as an entertainer.
These present were; Mesdames, C.
H. Williams. G. o. Mayhall, o. S.
George. L. C. Bogardus. George Cald-
well. Mozart Lewis. J. c. Stone. Leslie
Damewood. and NJ Smith of Canon
City.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
MAYOR.

MAYOR.
Edward Agard.
CITY CLERK.
Phillip Crossen.
TOWN BOARD.
Oliver Amos.
w. w. Penney,
d. r. Price,
Civilian Phillips,
VIII Champion,
Peter Sasso.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
ROCKVALE /

Ed Agard, was under he weather
lase week and spent the time in Can
on City. Zontine is clever ball
player and has been picked up by the
Catholic ball team of Canon City.
Mrs. Doran says she has her board
ing house full since the men COM
menced to work on the city reservoir.
Reverand Day. of St Joseph. Mis-
souri,. returned to his pastorate last
week. after visit with his old
friends. Rev. and Mrs. Pimlott-
Indications are that Tom Thorpy and
others in Florence are anxious to get
a series Of games with the Gold La
bells. They want to play a series of
five games to be played in Florence
and in Rockvale. The Florence team
is to be picked from Florence. Pen
rose and Portland and Cold Labels
are to pick the best talent in the
camps.
C. Llewellyn. Chris Kreis. Tom
Payne, and S. Browning, are going
to spend the month OF August upon
Bone Yard Park doing little pros
pecting.
Mr. r. r. Biggs went down to New
kirk. Oklahoma. last week to spend
a little vacation. Mr.. Wiley. OF Canon
City. is taking his place as agent at
the Santa Fe depot
Jimmie Fisher. cashier Of the Col
orado Supply eompany's store. is
nightly indignant over the way the
business men Of Florence are acting
lie says they have no right to attach
the Studensky machine. II they are
unsportsmanlike TO ask for the five
hundred dollars back which they had
advanced the air men. then they
should give the gate receipts back to
those who paid. or II that is impossi-
BILE. let the men go with their machine
and the money. They drew the crowd
regardless Of whether they few or
not. and hence should be entitled TO
some compensation. Hsif OF those
who went to Florence last Fourth
would not have gone II it were not for
tho airship.
Or. suiorious has some dandy new
Offices situated in the northern por-
tion Of Rockvale.
James Fisher is a frequent visitor
In Florence
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Olson and daugh-
ter, Florence, aud DR.. and Mrs. VIII
hanson and James Fisher leave this
week for orient. up in the Gunnison
country. where they will spend few
weeks fishing and having a regular
jolly time
The employees OF the Colorado Sup
ply company in Roekvale, enjoyed
their annual picnic on a recent sun
day. The AFFAIR was unique in the
fact that the men arranged for and
prepared the lunch and left nothing
on the hands OF the women. They thus
enjoyed the times hundred percent
more than they would have other
wise. The men cooked things in the
most acceptable manner and showed
that they we're old timers at the game.
The picnic occurred at the Cotton
woods. The principal feature of the
day consisted of a big ball game. No
adding machines were present SO no
possible idea can be given of the
runs. hits or strikeouts. Some say
they thought the score might have
been eleven to thirteen or some other
unearthly score. Those who picnick-
ed were: Messrs. Fisher, Price. Phil
lips. Roccihlo. Powell. Olson and Nash
with their wives, families and sweet
hearts.
Mrs. Clarke. of Cedar Hill. who has
been visiting Mrs Gus Olson, went
to Sallda week ago Tuesday and
returned to Rockvale last Saturday.
Cañon City record., 1911-08-03
MAYOR.

MAYOR
Milhael Morris.
TOWN CLERK,
NJ. 5. Williams.
TOWN BOARD,
William MeShane,
william Gordon,
VILLA m Hunden.
John Coan,
Anton Pauline,
Frank Pauline.
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GAVE PAINTING TO
COMMERCIAL CLUB
CITY ENGINEER ANpERs PRE-
sENTED WATER COLOR PAINT
ING or FILTRATION PLANT TO
THE COMMERCIAL cLuR-To BE
FRAMED AND HUNG ON WALLS.

City Engineer Anders has presented
the water color painting OF the ultra
ton plant which he recently had made
in his Offices and which was mention
ed at the time of its completion in The
Forum, to the commercial club. Pres
ident Hardy and Secretary Stine have
planned to have the new picture prop
erly framed and hung on the walls Of
the club.
The painting Of the new plant was
made recently in the cffiees Of the city
engineer and shows how the filtration
plant win lock when completed. Carl
VollSman is the delineator OF the picture
and the painting shows very careful
work which has been highly praised
wherever seen in the city,
City Engineer Anders was publicly
thanked today at the commercial club
by President Hardy for his ccntribu-
ton to the club. The painting is the
first picture to be shown on the walls
Of the commercial club that viii dis
play to visitors to this city any Of the
public Buildings OF this city.
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City in Brief


Sen. j. Ellsworth Davis OF Goodrich
spent few hours in the city yesterday
and left this morning for Bismarck.
The gate city police department
LOGGING room was occupied by 1871
slodgers' during the month Of Novenl.
bar.
J. A. Deignan has gone on a business
trip through the southeastern part ~
the state and through his territorv in
South Dakota.
y a. Walker. circulation manager OF
The minneapolis Tribune, il In ths
city today locking over the neid and
becoming better acquainted with ths
local newspaper men.
Editor Kask Of The Lowry Union i.
spending the day. In the city and fav-
ored The Forum with call. He fixes
Fargo and hopes the 500 win extern
It's line to this city so he can come
oftener.
Frank johnson. a letter carrier. re-
siding at 7S1 Twelfth street north. a
az ms nome sick, 1t is reported thai
ms sickness is not serious and that he
VIII be able to resume his duties at the
feedral building in few DAYS. Tn the
meantime his beat will be taken care
Of by an extra man.
The postmaster is in recent Of Ar
order from the postoffice departmart
&C washington giving notire OF an ~
crease In rent for small mail boxes
Inc rent Tor the small boxes IA to Ia
increased from rs cents to 81. A wear
ago the price was increased on tht
larger boxes. No notice has been re-.
ceiyed regarding other boxes. The 81
crease viii take efrect Jan. /.
For exchange Party having large
stock or new merchandise wishes ~
exchange for good land. banlrahls
notes, first class farm mortgages. civ
property, ETC., or will sell at a dis.
count Tor cash. Sample stock 2Os
Broadway. in the Continental block
Call and see or address National BOND
and investment Co.. Lock Box S74
Fargo, N. d.
Word was received In the city yes
terday that Harry Kedney of this civ
who is student at the University 81
Wisconsin at Madison. has been pledg.
ed to the Sigma M fraternity. WITH
his initiation to follow later during the
collegiate year. The Sigma Nh chapter
az Madison is to be Congratulated IN
landing Mr.. Kedney. as he had invita-
tons from number OF other fraterni.
ties there. There are d number :,
Sigma Nus in Fargo and Moorhead IN
ciuding Leslie Welter. jr.. and the sor
Of Judge Nye. -
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to government supervision OF their
transactions.
Monetary Commission Report.

to government supervision Of their
transactions.
Monetary Commission Report.
The National Monetary commission
win submit the report OF it's long and
exhaustive inquiry by Jan. s. The
central reserve bank plan advocated
by former Sen. Nelson W. Aldrich,
has been practically unanimously en-
dorsed by the American Bankers as
ISOLATION. Currency reform, however,
probably viii develop many differing
opinions before any legislation is en-
acted.
or unusual interest in the senate
viii be the continuance of the inquiry
into the right Of Senator Lorimer OF
Illinois. to retain his seat. Hearings
in the case which have been going on
In Chicago since October will be re-
sumed here tomorrow, Dec. g.
Conservation policies are to be urged
on congress. Included in this are wa
ter power. coal, phosphate, oil and gas
and other resources. Early in the ses-
sion the National Waterways commits
sion will report recommendations. A
report also will be made by the secur-
tiles commission relating to railways
and bonds and the special postal COM
mission which has held sessions in
Washington, New York and St. Louis
also will report. The employers LA
bility commission has formulated re-
port to submit to congress.
Lively discussions are expected in
both houses on the immigration laws,
the abrogation of the treaty or 1899
between the United States and Russia,
campaign publicity, and bill propos-
ing legislative power to be conferred
upon the territory OF Alaska. An ef-
fort also may be made to abolish the
new court OF commerce.
The personnel OF the house and sem
ate has changed somewhat, the demo-
Gratis Of the house having gained one
more in their majority. There are five
new members of the house: Daniel "
Stephens, (Dem.) Of Nebraska; Joseph
A. Taggart. Dem.) of Kansas; Ken
meth ID. Mcclellan, (Dem.J of Tennes-
see; w ID. b. Ainey. tRep.) of Penn
sylvania, and William ]. Browning,
(Rep) OF Kansas.
Obadiah Gardner of Maine succeeds
the late Senator Frye. in the senate,
Hoke Smith comes 10 the senate from
Georgia. Renewal Of the efforts to
elect president pro tempore Of the
senate In place Of Mr.. Frye viii be
made. Senator Bacon was the leading
candidate OF the democrats and Sen
ator Gallinger, the leader Of the reg
ular republicans at the last session.
Senator Clapp was the choice Of the
insurgent republicans.
In the house an interesting feature
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The Weather
FAIR AND WARMER.

There has been snow during the
past twenty four hours In the lake re-
gion and thence eastward to the middle
Atlantic coast. with high winds and
heavy snow in the vicinity OF New
York; elsewhere fair weather prevails.
Temperatures continue below normal
in the southern states and above nor
NAL in the northwest. Pressure has
fallen in Canada and along the north
ern border Of the United States, but
no precipitation has resulted, and in-
dicaticns are for generally fair weather
in this vicinity tonight and Tuesday
with warmer tonight. Barometer 29.es.