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PHILIP HAYES, SR,
DleO SUNDAY NI6HT

Philip Hayes, Sr.. died at the FAM
lily home. s25 Chestnut street. South
Canon. at o'clock Sunday night after
an Illness OF about weeks duration
in the seventy-sixth year OF his age.
Deceased was born In New York state
August II, 1897, and had been a resi-
dent of Colorado about thirty-five
years.
Mr.. Hayes was veteran OF the Civ
II war and served in the army for four
years as a member OF Company e.
Second Colorado cavalry. taking part
In many hard-fought battles in that
memorable conflict. He enlisted at
Louisville. Kentucky. and. as a SOL
der. was loyal and brave. He leaves
wife. two daughters, and one son.
besides many friends, to mourn his
deaf. One OF the daughters, Mrs.
DtA't -Ntil Vi fOIl CoiiluSs 1oioIduos
arrived here last Friday night and
was at his bedside when the end
came. The other daughter. Mrs. Lou
Ragestraw. resides at carsen. wash
ington. and will be unable to be pres
en- at the funeral on account Of Ill
ness. The son, Philip Hayes. Jr.. lives
in South Canon. The funeral will take
place at the First Methodist church
here at o'clock Wednesday after
noon. and will be under the auspices
of Greenwood Post. No. 10, Grand
Army OF the Republic. of which Mr.
Hayes was member. Interment will
be at Lakeside cemetery. Mr.. Hayes
had been in failing health for many
months. although he had been an in
valid only short time.
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The product of
Grapes
C. A. FORD HAS GOOD
WORD FOR CANON CITY

c. A. Ford who has been here since
the first of October buying apples,
with fsirs Ford, will leave for their
home in Sloan Springs. Ark, on
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Ford has
loaded fifty cars. nearly car per day.
In speaking about it this morning he
said:-
This is my third season here, and
found the apples much better this
year than on former years, and for
the last two weeks, the apples 1 have
been getting have been the very best
I ever loaded. at any place. In justice
to the growers, want to say that
never bought apples from a more gen.
erous class: men who seemed to want
to do right and give a buyer a square
deal, than right here In Canon City.
have also done business with the
most of the best dealers and asso-
Citations, and my relations have been
pleasant Having loaded at both the
d. & r. G. and Santa Fe, can truth
fully say that Mr. Wood and Mr.. Gar
rett have given me splendid treat
ment.
81 love this climate with its sud-
shine, its great mountains and beau
tiful scenery, but most OF all love
these fine, we'll kept orchards. From
one OF these little 5-acre ranches,
with 1S9 apple trees. bought three
car leads of apples from the grower,
and he told me he would have 1000
bushels in all and would clean up
$4,000 for the crop, and there are.
perhaps. others who have done as
well.
I-shall always have good words
for this beautiful city with its great
schools, magnificent churches and
Sunday schools and no saloons, and
progressive people"
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CELEBRATED FOURTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Saturday was the 4th birthday anni-
versary OF little Madge Meredith and
the occasion was commemorated at
her home, 326 Rudd avenue. in the Of
ternoon by a large number of her
friends and associates. Elaborate
preparations were made for the en-
tertainment of the guests and the oc-
casion was one OF the utmost enjoy
ment to all fortunate enough to be
present. A feature Of the affair was a
huge, outs.retched. gaily-colored jap
anese umbrella suspended from the
parlor ceiling. to the rig tips OF which
were attached gifts for all OF the little
folks in attendance. There were thir-
ty children to be provided for and to
each Of the thirty baboo ribs OF ths
umbrella was neatly tied with ribbon
one Of the favors OF the afternoon.
Dainty refreshments were served.
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JURY RETURNED A
VERDICT FOR DEFENDANT

At 9 o'clock Monday night the jury
in the case of Fred Karns versus Jay
D. Sidebottom returned a verdict for
the defendant after having been out a
couple o. hours. and was discharged
till Wednesday morning. December
goth, at which time 1t will re-convene
for the trial OF three civil cases from
Florence, at the conclusion OF which
an adjournment will be taken until
after the Christmas holidays.
In the case OF Karns against Side
bottom suit was brought by the CO n
plant as father and next of kin nf
Josephine Karns. a sixteen year old
girl, to recover damages in the sum OF
one thousand dollars for personal in
jury. 1t was alleged by the complaint
that his daughter. a minor. was run
into by the defendant whilet driving
an automobile on Sunday. January
20, 1911, as a result of carelessness in
handling the machine and that one OF
the bones In the right ankle was
broken in consequence. The girl. IL
was alleged. was lame for long time
because OF the accident and suit was
brought to obtain financial compensa-
tion. The prosecution was conducted
by Judge Hardy sayre and the de-
fense by D. W. Ross.
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Administered. NotIce.

Estate Of John II. Bonn. Deceased.
The Undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Admisiratrix of the estate OF
John II. Bonn. late OF the County of
Fremont. In the State OF Colorado,
deceased. hereby gives notice that
she Will appear before the County
Court OF said Fremont County, at the
Court House In Canon City. In said
County. at the December Term. 1911.
on January sth. 1912. next. ut which
time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for the purpose OF
having the same adjusted. All peD-t
sons indebted to said estate are rsf
quested TO make immediate payment
TO the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this 9Th
day Of December. a. ID. 1911.
MRS. IDA BONN.
Administratrix.
First pub: Dec. ~. 1911.
Last pub. Jan 4. 1912.
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1t is only on rare occasions that
such an organization as the Max Dill
the funniest of German dialect com
edians, and his big company OF rare
singers. dancers and aggregation Of
charmers appear here, and from AL
vance orders for seats. all Indications
point that our music lovers will be
out in full force to take advantage Of
the rare treat
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GOVERNOR
OPPOSED TO
AN EXTRA
(By United Press.)

Denver. Dec. 12.L-The calling Of
an extra session would absolutely di.
vide the Democratic party and i'm
pair it's activity at the next general
election"
Governor Shafroth made this state-
ment today in answer to a query as
to his probable action If fifty-one lc-
gitimate legislators would petition
him to call an extra session to name
a United States senator.
Definite arrangements have been
made for the meeting of the members
of the Eighteenth General assembly
on Saturday at Pueblo.
1t is asserted that there will be 40
trouble in getting fiftyone signatures
at least to petition naming a sem
ator
81 hope no extra session will be
asked for" said the governor today.
at will only widen the breach OF the
party. 1t will mean an arraignmeDt
of the various elements and will pro-
duce discord, which in my judgment
might seriously impair the activity Of
the party at the next election. There
is no demand for an extra session OF
the part of the people and complica-
tions are almost certain to arise
which will make the different ele-
ments of the party more hostile than
ever"
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BANK OFFICIAL
OPERATED UPON

Assistant Cashier A. J. Turner of
the First National bank, was operated
on at the hospital here this morning
for appendicitis. Mr.. Turner was TAX
en- suddenly Ill last Saturday night.
and the attending physician advised
surgical operation as the only means
of obtaining permanent relief from
the trouble from which he suffered.
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Mea's association and promtnent
stockholder IN the Park cyatsr Land
q Water company. He was splendid
citizen and his memory an inspiration
to those with whom he was most In
timately associated. Mr.. Barren was a
thirty-second degree Mason and held
membership in the knights Tcmplar
commandery at Minneapolis, Ainne-
sofa. The funeral will be under Ma
sonic auspices. -
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Have you sealed your letter or
package with Christmas seal? The
Red Cross Christmas Seals are to be
sold by the pupils OF the public
schools this. year. Last year the pupils
OF the Greeley schools sold 1900
seals This year they plan to sell
10000. What can we do? Red Cross
Christmas Seals sell for one cent
each. and the proceeds are spent to
tight tuberculosis in Colorado. "a
square inch of goodwill for 'cent--a
Christmas seal"
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Notice fer publ,ca,;o,.

Department OF the Interior. u. q.
Land onice Mt Pueblo, Colorado.
December 3. 1911. ~
Notice Is hereby given that Edwddrt
d. Harris, OF Canon CITY coiarascx
who. on January 10. 1907. made
Homestead Entry No. 1873. Serial
NO, o4969. for Swh. Section .. Town
snip IL s.. Range 73 W., 9Th Prin.
Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
.ion to make Final Five-year Proof,
TO establish claim to the land above
described. before the Clerk of the n,s.
trict Court, at Canon City. Colorado
on the 18th day OF January, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
y. J. Sullivan. J. r, Green. IT.
ss Knox and J. o. stearns. all Of Canon
Not coal laad. ~
,. W. HAwLEy. Register.
First pub. Dec. IA. 1911.
Last pub. Jan. 10. 1919.
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THE HORTlcUlTURIsTS
Confined From Page ose)

quality. Much has been said lately OF
fruit grown In higher attitudes. Some
Of the best specimens OF apples ever
saw were grown ten miles above
Meeker. in Rio Blanca county, at an
altitude of over 1000 feet Every coun-
ty in the state should have an exhibit
in the horticultural board rooms at
the state capital. not only as an edu-
cational feature but as an ADVERTISE
ment for the locality which makes
the exhibit. The exhibit OF fruit and
horticultural products at the state
fair in Pueblo this year was certain
ly marvellous, and would be hard TO
improve upon. This was also true Of
the American apple exposition held
in Denver last month which bowed
a tremendous advance over the show
Of 1910 both in selection and packing.
The one thing that is needed in this
state Is better organization among
the fruit growers of each locality in
the state and this will lead to better
markets and better estimates as TO
crops.
"The future OF horticulture In Colo
rado can only be surmised by the
rapid advance made in the past few
years In fact we have only started
and horticulture is still in its m
fancy"
Last Session at OPEN House-
Al $3.50 O'Clock this afternoon the
convention adjourned from the dis
trIe; court room TO the opera houLt
where Fred C. shaffer. seerctNy of
the chamber OF commerce OF Grand
Junction. delivered an address on
The benefits Of Good Roads q. the
Horticuituris,' In eonnectios with
his talk moving pictures OF the Sky
line drive: the new scenic highway 10
the top OF the Royal Gorge and the
railway tracks through the Grand
Canon OF the Arkansas river we're
shown under the direction of Chas. r.
McLaiu. president OF the Fremont
County Good Roads association. ard
Secretary Maddox OF the chamber Of
commerce. fi-. .-'if~'r
The convention adjourned from th@l
opera house at the conclusion OF SIR.
shaffer's address. well pleased with
itH entertainment in Canon City. The
next annual meeting OF the state
board Of horticulture and tho state
horticultural society will be held n
Grand Junction. at a time TO be, axed
by the executive committee. The
awards in the pantry stores and ap-
pie exhibits were made this usSi ming.
but a complete list OF the winners
will not be available to the public uI
tomorrow -
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East Canon BiIls Allowed.

At the regular meeting OF the board
of trustees of the town OF East Canon
held on Monday evening". Dec. 18th,
1911, the following bills were allowed
and ordered paid. The Harding Hard
ware Co, repairs for stove. 5000;
Canon City Record. publishing list o.
bills paid. soc; e. P. Arthur. recorder.
stationery. s5c; F. Bachelor. work on
roads, $3.50.
e. P. ARTHUR.
Town Recorder.
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Denver Members @HxiIcs.-

Mr.. John Harbert OF Manzanola, is
spending several days in Canon. He
is extensively engaged in cherry pro-
duction and addressed the Horticul-
turai societies this afternoon on the
subject. Progress in the Cherry In
drssry-" f;sNs
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DISCOVERED BY
NIGHT MARSHAL
HAD BEEN DEAD SEVERAL HOURS
WHEN FOUND AT 3 O'CLOCK
THIS MORNING
Was Thirty Second Degree Mason
and Interested in Several Canon
City Enterprises.

John E. Barron. one of the proprie-
tors OF the Leader Hardware store
here, was found dead at his Office, 70S
Main street. at o'clock this morning
by s. 8. worrell. his business asso-
clate. DR.. T. D. Palmer. Andrew
Shore, Night Marshal Jerry Moran
and one or two other gentlemen. VINO
were attracted to the place by a report
from the police that Mr.. Barron was
sitting at his desk apparently asleep
with an electric light burning beside
him. Death. evidently. was the result
OF heart disease and came upon him
suddenly and painlessly; his appear
ance indicating that he had fallen In
TO heavy slumber and that the heart
had gradually ceased its pulsations.
OFFICER Notifies Business Associate.
Mr.. Moran In making his beat along
Main street frst naticed Mr.. Barron
at his desk in the store about .
O'Clock. but paid no especial attention
to him as his presence there at that
hour of the night was not unusual AT
II o'clock Mr.. Moran again observed
him there. but supposing that busi-
nns, na...r. ~ ,,,or. .h., ordIra - ir
terest had detained him longer than
he was accustomed TO staying at the
store made no attempt TO arouse him.
Being still there at o'clock Mr.. No
ran became alarmed and telephoned
the occurrence 10 Mr.. worreli. who
came down to Investigate the matter;
although the possibility OF Its serious
ness did not suggest itself to him at
the time.
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ENBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SON OFsDICkENS HONOR
GUEST AT NOON BREAKFAST

Alfred Tennyson Dickens, son OF
Charles Dickens, was the guest OF
honor at a breakfast given Saturday
noon at the Brown Palace hotel by
the Dickens club of Canon City and
the Denver women's Press club.
Speeches and toasts were built
around the works Of the great Eng
lish novelist. Mrs. Clara Sears Taylor.
president of the Press club. called
first upon Dean H. Martyr Hart. who
welcomed Mr.. Dickens.
Charles Dickens. the Man." was
the subject of Mrs. Dewey C. Bailey's
talk. Mrs. James Hamilton Peabody
read an original poem on Dickens.
Dickens Message to Us Today"
was given by Mrs. Helen Ring Robin
son. David Copperfield" was the sub
5ect of a fiye-minute talk by Hugh
oNeill. Dickens in Camp" was the
theme of Mrs. Marian Leland.
''Felicitations." by Mrs. Greydene-
Smith. president of the Dickens club,
and the benediction of Mrs. Kate Rue
sell followed
The union jack and the Star Span
gled Banner hung side by side as
background to the speakers table.
The blue-starred banner of Australia,
where Mr.. Dickens has lived, reposed
on the table.
Trailing English ivy interviewer
with bright red carnations formed
part of the decorations.
The menu was "Dickinsesque" in
the extreme. The guests received the
announcement that breakfast was
served a la Sam Weller, "The wittles
is up" The piece de resistance was
heralded on the menu by the quota
ton from Silas Wegg, at would be
haiub Dill " name d Dttter PIE IMAM
veal and hammer"
The Canon City Dickens club was
established twenty years ago. its
members are Mrs. Greydene-Smith,
president; Mrs. T. M Harding. Mrs.
]. H. Maupin, Mrs. J. H. Peabody,
Mrs. r. 8. Lewis. Mrs. Henrietta
Lahm, Mrs. A. c. Dickenson and Mrs.
G. c. Durkee.
Denver Members "ExiIcs.1
The exiles," as the members who
have moved to Denver are termed,
present at the breakfast were Mrs. N.
v. Handy. Mrs. ]. F. Benedict. Mrs.
r. l. Bartlett, Mrs. John Cleghorn,
Mrs. C. C. Dawson and Mrs. Carrie
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= N. salter. coupty hortieulturIst
OF Pueblo county. in the city atten J.
ing the meetings OF the horticultural
societies.
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Died Early In Evening.

At the Hotel Denton he was Joined
by Mr.. Moran. DR.. Palmer. Mr.. Shore
and one or two other men and the
party proceeded to the store TO as
certain II anything had happened to
Mr.. Barron He was sitting in an easy
chair with one foot resting on the
iron railing about his desk and the
other or the floor; position he as
sumed when reading or resting. Life
was gone when the party entered the
store and DIR. Palmer stated after a
hurried examination that he had been
dead for some time probably several
hours. The body was removed to Will
sons undertaking parlors and Will
remain there until the funeral. which
will be held from the Methodist
church on Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
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FOR sALE-2sh shares Park Center
water stock. N. s. Armetase. 1l25
River street. 1928
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Unmarried, Lived with Sister.

M. Barron was fifty-six years of
age and was unmarried. He was born
In Iowa and came TO Canon City about
seven or eight years ago from Albert
Lea. Minnesota. where he resided for
many years before coming to Colo
rado. His father and mother are both
dead and are buried In Lakeside cem-
etery; the latter passing away about
a year and half ago and the former
five or six years previously. The only
immediate member OF the family 10
which he belonged surviving him is his
sister, Mrs. DR.. +. A. Twitchell, who
lives at the corner OF Seventh and
Woodlawn avenue. with whom he
made his home although he leaves a
number OF cousins and other more
distant relatives in the eastern states.
Prominent In business Affairs.
Few men were possessed OF a more
pleasant. equable disposition than Mr..
Barron and his friends were limited
only by the circle Of his acquaintance.
He was member OF The executive
committee Of the Canon City Business
~. H. Ii. y. ~ IA 4. 80
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-05
DICKERING WITH THE
WOOL TRUST

Already the Democrats in Congress
are throwing away their opportuni-
ties dickering with the wool trust.
The people OF the country are pro
testing against the robbery perpe-
trated by protected interests and
propose to throw Off the yoke.
They made the first raid on the
wool tariff. Under the guise of
protection" they have made the con-
sumers pay three prices for their
clothes and now certain Democrats
in Congress propose not to protect
the people wholly from this form of
robbery to merely lessen the amount
that the trust takes.
II is exactly as II the police said
"We can't exactly put burglars out OF
the business but we will see to it in
future that they only take the loose
money they find in the house and
leave the silverware."
II a tariff on wool to protect a lot
of bloated manufacturers is wrong j,
is all wrong and the real Democrats
must decide whether or not they wipe
out this form OF robbery entirely or
stand committed to the whole scheme
The wool barons are merely lead
ing the fight for the spoils which the
Republican tariff laws give them and
ii they win the iron interests will
come in for their share OF the plum
der and then the lumber interests and
so on down the line.
We cannot as a party afford &c
compromise with these interests. We
must choose between the people and
the trusts and be pretty d quick
about it. Any half way measure.
will lose MS the next Presidential ell
ection and ii we take program from
the trusts we might as well go out oil
politics.
The trusts already see the hand
writing on the wall and they know
that protection and the Republican
party is doomed.
There is nothing left to do but tc
make terms with the party next com
ing into power. BY arranging fol
hall a LOAF OF the protection bread
they will do better than losing every
thing and they also hope that til,
iircbrand OF discord thrown into the
Democratic ranks may split the par
ty completely in two aud give Re
publican protection another four
year lease OF life.
They can't TOOL Bryan and il you
listen to his advice you can't &C
wrong.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-05
NNOrtAN'S HlpIIcNS

ore lightened when she turns to the right
medicine. II her existence Il made
gloomy by the chronic weaknesses. dell
cate arrangements. and painful disordcr
shat aiilict her aey. she viii find relief anc
emancipation from her troubles In Dv
Pferce's Favo-lt. Prescription. II she's
O~verworkcd, ns vOus. or rundown shs
has new life and strength. It's q power
ful. invigorating tonic .,.d nervine which
was discovered and used by an eminent
physician for many years. In all cases u
sfemale cnmrlaintsr aud Weaknesses. FOL
young girls Just entering, w~omanhoodi
In be~aring-dOwn sensations. periodical
pains. liberation, Inflammation. and every
Kindred ailment. the "Favorite Prascrip
sion" will surely benefit or cure.
DR. Iter>O'A Pellets SURF biliOusDeA0
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1911-06-05
Rheumatism

All pains and diseases regardless
si name, arising from weak nerves.
and impure blood. are easily cured by
using Oil of Eden $500 sample to-
rs cents) externally and Sweet Spirits
of Eden $500 sample $l.00) intern
ally.
All orders are delivered with
charges prepaid on receipt OF price
by C.. c. Medical Company, 55A \
Worth Their Weight in Gold
Lake ST, Lock Box %. Reno. Ncv.
ii your druggist does not keep them
This is to certify that my rest ha>
been very unsettled since ! came to
Nevada. have had to walk the
door at night with cramps in my
limbs and have not been able to sit
in a rocking chair or sit long upright
This was due to a fail ] had a yea
ago and my wife was also much dis
tressed with her kidseys and whole
nervous system. ] saw the advertise
| ment of Oil OF Eden and Sweet Spir.
itS Of Eden and made up my mind to
try it and after using part OF a large
bottle OF each we both considered
ourselves entirely wei. We sleep
| sound and feel contented. (Signed)
G. M. Press. Supt. of the Davenport
independent Mining Company, Nina
Nevada.