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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
DOUGLAS ARRANGES
FOR CELEBRATION

Arrangements are now well under
way for what will he one Of tn,
grandest celebrations ever pulled Of
in Cochise county. The business mel
Of this city have decided to celebrat,
the completion of the new territorial
highway between Douglas and Bis
bee. The proposition is To invite tn,
entire county here for that occasion
when a grand barbecue will be giveI
in connection with a feast day o
sports and festivities. There will b,
horse racing on the splendid tract
west Of the city. for which liberia
prizes will be provided
There was a meeting Of the gen
eral committee this morning wher
there was much enthusiasm and az
agreement that Douglas would pro
vide a grand celebration Invita-.
tons will be sent out to all tn,
cities and towns of the county. on,
of the main features Of the day will
likely be an auto race over tn,
new road from Bisbee to Douglas. O;
vice versa.
All necessary committees hay,
peen named To take charge Of thu
various features Of the celebration
The general program will be read,
for announcement during the mex
few days
Governor Sloan and all member.
OF the Good Roads association art
to be invited To attend the celcbra
ton, and it is expected that all vii
attend. The exact date of he cele-
! bration cannot be fixed until a repI,
is received from the governor. VIII,
viii he asked to fix a date when n,
could be here. The date will be along
about the 23rd. This will be only q
Few days in advance of the primar,
election and while it is expected tina,
candidates will be mighty busy about
that time. they will all be expected
In Douglas and arrangements will T.,
made for some public speaking in TN,
evening and this to be followed nv ..
grand ball.-InternationaL
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

Mesa towns. and showed them, with
the help of friends living in those
places, all the beauties and advantages
thereof, so far as they could be seen in
half days drive.
The party included II. T. Christie,
secretary of the Rio Grande Valley
Bank and Trust Company; Otto Herold,
cashier Of the First National bank of
Nogales. Santa Cruz county; and p.
NJ Burkwalter. cashier of the Miners
and Merchants Bank of Bisbee, AriZ
The party started out from Phoenix
at noon, went direct to Tempe, where
they took in the sights for an hour or
so; then to Chandler. to see the mag
nificent new tract that is being opened
up there; then to Mesa, where they
were the guests at luncheon of Fred.
Beckett, one of its leading mercantile
factors, who showed them all the beau
ties of that handsome town. on their
way back to Phoenix the PARTY spent
considerable time and got n great deal
of enjoyment in viewing one of the
rich cattle feeding alfalfa ranches with
which the valley abounds. and realizing
what it all means to the comfort and
prosperity OF the people who are now
here in business and who may come
here to go into business, whether on
the farm or in town.
on their return the other gentlemen
of the party expressed themselves as
never having realized before the ad-
vantages which the valley holds for all
who want to make a living. since the
Roosevelt dam has been put in, al
though two of them are AriZonians
themselves and as being thankful to
Mr. Welch for having led them into
the pleasure Of that realization.
1t is a myriad of such men as Mr..
WEIGH. who boom the valley without
having any direct interest in it except
their appreciation Of it's realities and
possibilities to whom the valley owes
much for its development and wide rep
utation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
DAN CUPID SCORES
ANOTHER VICTORY

A romance of forty years terminal
ed happily when Mrs Elnor Murray
of the San Joaquin Valley. Cal. and
Edward Dawkins. of Globe. were
united in marriage yesterday evening
by Judge Pratt says the Globe Demo-
crat
The bride and groom are old time
sweethearts and playmates. having
played together forty years ago In
the year 1873 they were engaged to be
married but as the old saying goes.
True love never did run smooth and
the engagement was broken and the
present groom, feeling heartbrOken.
left for a new land, Arizona. After
some years each married and each
have two children by their former
marriages.
Through unavoidable difficulties that
befell their paths, both were again
made single. Learning this, the two
lovers again started by mail court
ship which terminated in the wedding
Monday night 1t had been thirty
three years from the time the lovers
had parted. never to see each other
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
PERSONAL MENTION

At the Ford-Jno. III. Uluff. san
Francisco 1915; r. ID. JudkinS, Los
Angeles; A. A. Edwards. Pasadena:
Geo. II. Foley. Chattanooga; S r.
Searle. Los Angeles; Fred II. Stone,
\. Smith. Bisbee; Jno. s. Williams.
Tombstone; Dion FagerberG. Pres
colt; Ben WEIGH, FL Paso; H. ]. Arm
strong. FL Paso; Max Schultz. FL
Paso; James Duffy. A c. Taylor
'ity; ID. w. McCullen. Ray; c. S.
Reno. Frank Riese. F. ]. Johnson.
Los Angeles; c. f. Woodward, St.
Louis. L. X. Strobel. L. X. Strobel.
Los Angeles; w. T. White. Kansas
City; w. d. HAMMOND, j. w. Reed.
Los Angeles; r.. NJ Hardin, San
Francisco; II. w Henget, Portland.
Ore; ]. NJ. Elliott, Los Angeles: H.
p. Grey Washington. d. c.; ]. +.
Brown. Casa Grandc; c. l.. Davis.
San Francisco; Otto II. Herald. No
gales; H. T.. Christie. FL Paso; =.
NJ. Buckwater, Bisbee; a. T. Shaw.
Los Angeles; Geo. H. Chaser and
wife, Ray; Ernest Macauley. FL Paso.
At the Commercial-R. T. Collier
ana friend, Bisbee; II. f.. Pomeroy
Mesa; Earl Hakes. Kelvin: Nancy
Hakes and sister. Kelvin. p. ]. Pen
rick. Embden. n. D.: W A. Nc
Pherson, Los Angeles; Mrs. Dewitt
and children, Amarillo, Texas: d O.
Moore and wife. Douglas: Alfred
Carlson; J. II. Grouse. Mesa: III. A.
Cartwright, Los Angeles: l.. Bretz
and wife, Los Angeles: ]. V. Hutch
ms and wife. Monrovia. Calf; Mrs.
r. w. Lovingdale, Miss Huldah Pet
erson. Seattle; A. G.. Harris. FL Paso:
T. II. Sutton. Los Angeles: d. c
Mcdonald, Montreal: H L. Brown
and wife Cincinnati; A. O. Koontz.
South Bend. Ind: Mrs Mary f
Morrow and husband. Tempe: John
Belsen, Winkelman; Mr. and Mrs.
F. ]. Whiting. Detroit W. Jones. G..
II. Davis, Mesa; r. W YOungdale.
Seattle.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

Frank r. Stewart and wife to Frank
G. Connolly, deed to lot y and y,
block ,, subdivision block Il. Central
place
Ida T. Underhill To Irving Cook,
deed to lot 3, 10. II, Il, Is, IA. Is, 16,
block Is. Montgomery addition.
Phoenix Union High School to
Common Council, Phoenix, deed to
a strip across the east half of block
AZ, Churchill addition.
+. :. Lack and wife To same. deed
to northwest quarter of northwest
quarter Of section 20. township
north. range east.
a. w Rabbit and wife TO ID. c.
Rabbit, deed to west half of south
west quarter Of southwest quarter OF
section Is. township l north. range
; east
d. c. Rabbit and wife to \. W
Rabbit, deed To- lot l and >, block
IS. Vineyard place
Henry Jennings To- W. and a
Kurtz, deed To east half of southwest
quarter of section 81, township
north, range l east.
J. ID. Reed ct al. to Joseph MOni-
hon, decd 10 lot and and II, block
81. Phoenix.
J. T. Lehman and wife to Anna
r Stout. deed to undivided one half
interest in lot l and >. block 10
Glendale.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
COLDS VANISH
Quick, Sensible Method That Doesn't
Upset the Stomach.

Have you heard of the overnight
cold cure that is putting colds i'm the
head and chest out of business be
tween sunset and daybreak.
Here it is. Cut il out and save
il if YOU don't need it now. If you
have cold. cough throat soreness
or acute catarrh. be sure and try it
tonight just before going TO bed.
Pour a scant teaspoonful Of HYOMEI
pronounce it High-o-me) into a bowl
of boiling water. cover head and bowl
with a towel and breathe for several
minutes the vapor that arises. then
go To sleep and awake with clear
head free from mucus.
HYOMEI is guaranteed for catarrh.
colds, coughs. Group. asthma. sore
throat and bronchitis. or money back.
Bottle of Hyomei 30 cents at Lovett
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

Would you like a business of your
own, or would you like To acquire a
part interest in an establishment that
needs additional capital and your
services to extend its scope and in
crease its profits; would you be in
terested in a chance to buy u room
ing house, a cigar and confectionery
store, pool parlor, a boarding house.
hotel or restaurant? Call on the
Republican Want Ads.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
FOLEY'S KIDNEY REMEDY VS..
A HOPELESS CASE

Hon Ark. J. +. Freeman says: Il
had a severe case Of kidney trouble
and could not work and my case
seemed hopeless. one large bottle Of
Foley's Kidney Remedy cured me and
/ have never been bothered since
always recommend it," Elvey & HUI
lett.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

again." until the words were pro-
nOunced that made them man and
wife.
Mr. Dawkins, better known as
Teddy Dawllins, said that up to ten
minutes before the ceremony, he had
not seen the bride for thirty three
years and that ten minutes after he
did see her, Judge Pratt had made
them man and wife. The brides age
Is 81 and the grOoms age is SO years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS

Supply just the ingredients needle,
10 build up, strengthen and restor,
the natural action of the kidneys an,
bladder. Specially prepared for hack.
acne headache. nervousness. rheuma
hsm and all kidney. bladder anf
urinary irregularities. Elvey & HuIett
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

F. s. Hildreth and DR. r. J. Roper
returned yesterday from the Walnut
Creek mountains, with three deer as a
result Of their hunt for the week. one
fine specimen, however was not listed
in the inventory. which Mr.. Hildreth
popped over while alone q few daYs
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06
Glendale.

Women workers watch the Wants.
Thousands of business women who
are on the lookout for advantageous
opportunities count upon the Repub-
lican Wants as an important aid in
securing positions. making gainful
business deals and accomplishing
many household economies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

The following is the record
of realty transfers in the office
OF the county recorder yester-
day. as reported by the Arizona
Abstract 81 Title Co. 1874 West
Washington street.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

Bright, painstaking, conscientious
women in every walk of business and
domestic life are Want AID readers
and Want Ad advertisers-all keep
close track of Republican Want Ad
opportunities.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

owing to the inclemency of the
weather The Christion Womans Board
OF Mission Auxiliary TO be held Fri
day afternoon at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Donofrio. has been
postponed until Friday. October 18th.
n
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

Worlds famous talking moving
pictures at the Savoy tonight IN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-06

prior to the opening of the game sea-
son which drew on his bank account
to the amount of $7350-Journal-
Miner.
The lost and found columns of the
Wants are brimful of human interest.
radiating expectancy and hope y
large percentage of them accomplish
their desires. for losers and finders
Of lost articles look first To- the Re
publican Want Columns to recover
lost articles of value
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27

and they are no amateurs-was gen
erously served.
Far distant be the day when ~ye
humble scribe" relinquishes the in
dependence. reliability, yea. and ranch
life
Those present were: Prof and Mrs.
Harry and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brainard and Esther. Helen and An
ma, Mr.. and Mrs. weichen and Hazel,
Mr. and Mrs. Regis and Beth. Mr. and
Mrs. Luton and Miss Luton. Mrs. Wal
ters, Mrs. Kingsley. Mr. and Mrs. Case
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rickle
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
PROF. AND MRS. C. G. LACEY
GIVEN FAREWELL RECEPTION

Thursday evening many OF the "old
ranch home" neighbors OF Prof aad
Mrs. Lacey called. in body. to tender
regrets for their removal to the city.
from their home in East Canon. they
having disposed of their ranch inter
ests on Ninth street. also on Central
avenue.
Prof Lacey has served the schools
OF Canon City very successfully many
years. their appreciation of which was
gladly shown by promotion from time
TO time and reelection the ensuing
year.
When the present school year "a
completed Prof and Mrs. Lacey will
take trip to California and then
back to Illinois. After visiting rell-
tives in both places-beholding the
beauties of the sunset state and re-
viewing the scenes of boy-hood days.
the plan is to visit Washington.
ID. c., Boston. Bunkerhill and other
places of historical renown. passiag
south as far as the carolinas.
After thus touring the United States
from ocean to ocean. we expect them
to say. with others. that "the more We
see, the more we think of Canon and
long for its sunshine."
The evening was delightfully."- ocen-
pied. No studied program was rend-
cred; but instrumental music. cha
rades and written guessing games
were happily interspcrsed.
The inner-man. also. was entertaii 4
cd. Ice cream and cake. such as
ranch wivcs' know how to make
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27

Whey merely think that they are saw
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
HAS 4 FINE STRAIN
OF CHICKENS

Chas. T. Chapman, alderman from
the First ward, and one of the most
influential residents OF the Hot
Springs addition, has strain CT
White Orpington chickens, of which
he is justly proud. Mr.. Chapman is
successful truck gardener by occu-
patton, but his particular hobby is
chickens and his favorite kind are
White orpingtons. In fact. so much
does he like them that he has a strain
of his own known as "The Chapman
Strain
Some time ago he sold some eggs
to Mrs. John W. Rogers and in exact
ly four months and seventeen days af-
ter these eggs hatched the chickens
resulting therefrom were laying eggs
of their own. Mr.. Chapman and ev-
eryone else thought this remarkable
but John Chetelat bought some of the
same eggs and his chickens broke the
record of those of Mrs. Rogers by
two days, having lain eggs on day
four months and fifteen days after
they were hatched-
Mr. Chapman says that his chickens
are what are called Utility chickens" :"
that is, they lay at any time of the
year and are unusually regular IN
the winter time The Chapman strain
are larger than Plymouth Rocks; they
are heavy teathered and mature quieiz,
lay quick. and lay in winter.
Although Mr. Chapman is usually
busy with Aidermanic and other du-
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
Boilding Up The Town
BUYING 1T HOME
By the Editor Of the Record.

They merely think that they are saw
ing money.
This side of the question must be
handled largely by the local dealer
In his own way. There is an old say
ing that the best way to fight fire
is with fire. don't know about that;
but am fully convinced that the best
way to fight the mail order house is
with the ammunition of the mail or
der house-that is, advertising Were
it not for advertising. chiefly the ad-
vertising in cheap magazines, there
wouldn't be enough stuff shipped di-
rect to the consumer in Canon in "A
year to fill fat car
But that is for each dealer to figure
out for himself and to do as he thinks
best.
second-You must convince the man
that no matter what his financial con-
dition or his station on the wage lad
der, that 1t is vitality to his interest to
build up this little town of ours BIZ
giving his loyal support to the trades
men Of the town. This may be hard
er TO do But when the man is shown
that he saves little or nothing by
shipping in. it is easier to appeal TO
his loyalty.
The Record is going to do all It
can to help remedy this condition /
would like to have suggestions.
For six months / have been taking
some Clipping Bureau services on this
Trade at Home subject. The Press
Clipping Bureau of New York and
Boston. and similar Bureau of Dem
yer have been sending me every item
they clip from the hundreds of papers
they read that deals with this big
problem. As you may imagine, this
is a valuable bunch of stun It shows
Just what the people are doing and
the papers are saying all over the
country about this mail order evil
that is spreading over the land. /
have enough good dope at hand to
I'll the spare columns OF The Record
for many a moon. and We shall en-
desvor to show the people few
things. at least. about this subject
Sow. Mr. Merchant. OF Mr.. Fruit
grower. or Mr.. Laboring Man, if You
think this effort worth while. don't
hesitate to say so now and then For
two weeks The Record has been run
ming a fine series of talks on the sub
ject-written by a better paid man
than the writer of this. and just two
persons have seemed to notice them
at ALA lawyer and a merchant
If you like the song tell the singer
II you like the sermon tell the preach
er: it helps them both. and inspires
them to greater effort
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
The Sound Sleep Of Good Health
Canon City. Colo. April Is. is

Can not be over estimated and any
ailment that prevents Il is menace
to health. ]. l.. Southers, Eau Claire.
Wis. says: II have been unable to
sleep soundiy nights because OF pains
across my back and soreness OF my
Kidneys. and my general condition
was much ru ndown. have been
taking Foley Kidney pills but short
time and now sleep as sound as a
rock. know that Foley Kidney Pills
have cured me-"
sold by all Drussisss.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27

Buy at home.
That's an old subject, but after all
its about the most important in the
list.
Its hard subject to discuss. too
for the facts are so simple and everv-
body so readily agrees. that it leaves
little to be said-and when said, it is
apt to sound tame. SO fell known are
all the facts.
To raise crop you must have wat
er
To build town you must have
trade
One is just as true as the other
and no one would argue the point
TO buy at home builds up the
townn-need not be proven. 1t rs
admitted by all concerned.
Do we all buy at home? That's an
other question.
why does anybody in Canon City
buy goods away from home? That is
the most difficult of all to answer.
That people do buy away from home
is fact too well known 10 all.
have recently been convinced that this
out-of-town trade is quite a volums-
We have vacant store buildings n
town because of the great volume of
stun that is ordered from mail order
houses. We have unemployed men
and women in Canon City because
Chicago and Denver clerks are hand
ing out the goods that should be
handled by Canon City clerks
There is no question about 1.-THE
mail order business is hurting Canon
ci;y-iust as +, is hurting many small
cities.
This can be overcome to some ex-
tent.
Firstly showing them that there
Is little or no difference in the price.
Secondly appealing to the loyal
iy and intelligence of our home pei
pie.
An impression is as strong as
fact. II a man thinks that he can
save $40 or SIS by shipping steel
range into town you can't blame him
much for doing Il. especially II he
thinks he is not interested much IN
the upbuilding Of the town.
You must convince that man of two
things-nrst, that he can't save the
money. A Chicago catalogue may
quote a range at $40 or SIS cheaper
than a Canon City house. But 1t IS
not the range that the local dealer
could afford TO guarantee Freight
considered. there are mighty few
things that can be shipped in by re-
tail and on local freight profitably.
In most cases people are humbugco
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27

Charles a. Mcintosh. OF Cripple
Creek and Mrs. Mae ]. Little. of this
city. were married by Judge Jas. l.
Cooper of the county court Thursday
afternoon.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
FIRST "ARBOR DAY" PROCLA-
NATION ISSUED IN CANON

The original "Arbor Day procla-
nation in Colorado. and one OF the
first. II not the very first. TO be is
sued in the United States. was pro-
claimed in Canon City by the late DR..
Thomas H. Craven. president of the
village board of trustees. nearly thir-
ty-six years ago. in which he set aside
April twenty-third as day to be de-
voted to the planting OF trees. shrubs
and flowers by the citizens of the
community.
The issuance OF this proclamation
was inspired by Eugene Weston. who
may be said to DC the father Of the
rArbor Day" observance in this state.
II not in the country at large. In an
early day in the history OF Fremont
county Mr.. Weston formulated plan
for the organization OF the Canon
City Arbor and Horticultural Associa-
ton" society in many respects SIM
liar TO the Civic improvement leag-
ne" Of today. Mr. Weston obtained
ais IDEAS largely from the village i'm
provemeut societies OF New England.
Especially from an association formed
short time before at Stockbridse.
Massachusetts.
The purpose OF the Canon City A.
Dor and Horticultural Association a.
stated In its constitution. was ito
encourage the planting of trees. the
making OF grass plots and lawns, IN.
cultivation Of flowers and shrubberr.
and the Improvement OF public grounas
and places OF resort with view OF
Ibeautifying and rendering attractive
the town and it's surroundings"
! AS result OF the movement in
auguraied by Mr.. Weston great many
trees were planted. which in the more
than a generation that has since
elapsed. have grown TO large propor-
tons and which line the streets 0.
Canon City giving cooling shade in
the summer time and making the town
pleasant and attractive 10 visitors.
A copy OF the original Arbor Day
proclamation OF 1875 has been pre-
served by Mr.. Weston and is regarded
by him as a precious treasure. Its
text is as follows:
TO the people of Canon City:
AT meeting Of the Canon City
Arbor and Horticultural society held
on the evening OF the 18th day Of
April. 1876. a resolution was adopted
unanimously. requesting the president
OF the board of trustees to appoint a
day to be devoted TO tree planting and
recommended that every person in
the town on that day plant within the
city limits at least one tree. which
should be under his or her especial
care. Therefore.
In compliance with said request.
II do hereby appoint Friday. the
gard day OF April. 17T5. as the day -
be devoted to said purpose. and in be-
half OF said society. do earnestly re-
quest all to act accordingly.
"THoS. II. CRAVEN,
Pres. Board OF Trustees.
Canon City. Colo. April fe. 1875"
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27

ties. he delights so in chickens. that
he can always find time to talk about
them and conversation with him on
this subject will snow you that he is
wei versed in "Chickenology"
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
GREATEST SUCCESS IN !
HISTORY OF CLEANUP
Fine Weather and Civic Spirit Combine
to Rid the Town of the Accumulated
Rubbish of Twelve Months.

able in its civic history. Now that the
town is clean. its citizens will do Wen
to keep IT clean.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
Children Cry
FOR FlETchER'S
. a 8 TO RIA

Mat Jerman. ]. Russ and Mark Nc
Donneil, OF Pueblo. will play for che
dance at the Pavilion. Florence. ColO-
rado. tomorrow. April 81.
Cañon City record., 1911-04-27
Foley
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