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Plenty Of Cars % HssdIr cr.p.

The fear expressed By some ahlp-
pers here. and nj various other points
along the line OF the read that the
Denver q Rio Crande Railroad com
pany would not be able 10 procure
sufficient freight cars TO properly
handle tho crops when ready for
market does not seem warranted In
view OF the provision made for that
purpose. Tho Rio oranae has con-
tracted Tor six thousand refrigerator
cars to 10 delivered to Il within the
next few weeks and win be prepared
to promptly take care Of any conting-
.ncy that may arise In connection
with the transportation problem.
These ears are to be distributed NJ
the various shipping points along the
road and viii be ready for any emer-
gency. seventy-two Empty refrigcr-
ator cars are standing on the Denver
4 Rio orande side tracks In Canon
City today. and II. F. Wood. the agent
of the company. says that two hundred
will be here by tomorrow Nr. Wood
Is very confident that every provision
has been made to expeditiously handle
this fall the fruit and other crops In
the tributary territory in this state
ms wen as in Utah and New
Mexico
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Tne CITY clerk &aH authorized 10
take Lot 2. Block g. Sec. A.. Lakeside
cemetery - 5000 In exchange for
Lots and 4, Block n. Sec. r.. $4,000.
with J. II. werkhiser. he TO pay differ
cnce. $1,000; also $1,000 grave fecs.
Contract was approved between the
City and The Independent Order OF
Odd FeIlows. whereby the City II to
give said Odd Fellows free water fpT
Are and domestic purposes for years.
extend the sewer and Sidewalk and
water pipe line 10 the grounds OF a
proposed Odd Fellows Hpme TO be
CONSTRUCTED on raid grounds without
charge City TO aigo inhfaiI suitable
Ifirc plug or hydrand on east aide 18th
street and on the north side OF the
Canon City Hydraulic 4 Irrigating
Ditch Cos ditch. and build 4 foot
bridge over said Canon City Hydraulic
Z Trrigntink Ditch Co.'S ditch to connect
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Mr.. and Mrs. seaman Given Surprise

City Clerk and Mrs. Jonathan Sea-
man were given very delightful sur
prise at their home. 609 woodlawn
avenue. Tuesday when the members OF
the choir of the. First Presbyterian
church made them a social and COM
plimentary call. The visitors were
given possession OF the house and a
most agreeable time was spent In con-
versation and in playing games 81
various kinds. There were about
twenty people in the party and It was
late hour when its members de-
partew. being reluctant to leave so
pleasant an environment. Refresh.
ments were served to the self invited
but none the iess welcome, guests.
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Here from Texas.

Mr. and Mrs. G. D. challenncr Of
Taylor. Texas. are spending n few
days In Canon City while making
tour OF the state. Mr. challenncr IL
connected with large brokerage and
commission firm in his homt town.
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Gone TO FarmInston. New Mexico.

Tom Jenkins has gone to Farming
ton. New Mexico. to accept the posi-
ton OF process man." In the plant OF
large fruit and produce canning
company. He is employed In the ca
paeity OF an expert and his duties will
be largely OF supervisory character.
Have Returned to Cripple Greek.
Mrs. Ross Johnson and family re-
turned to their home in this city yes
terday afternoon from Canon City
where they have spent the summer on
their ranch.-cripple Greek Times.
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Two Canon city Boys Win at Cheyenne


Two Cano1 City boys, both OF them
employed by the selig PoLyscope COM
pany here, won distinction at the
sports in connection with the From
tier Days festival at Cheyenne. wyom-
ing. last week They were Frank
cscoup Maish. who was awarded the
Championship in the steer ropius con-
test In 80 s-5 seconds. and Charles
Tipcon. who won in the amateur buck
ing and pitching contest
Maish can have check for three
hundred dollars when he applies TO
the Treasurer OF the Frontier Days
committee for establishing a new
worlds record in the roDing contests.
but. unfortunately. he Is oni his way
to Oklahoma in charge OF a sheriff
from that state on a warrant sworn
out by the owner OF 10l ranch. who
alleges he stole horse year ago
while in hts employ.
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WANTED TO BUY-Calves. E. q.
Sullivan. Tallahassee creek. Gen'l
delivery. 32pt2w.
FOR SALE-Large End hand canvas.
4ox45 # Bradbury and Shaeffer.
Phone W. 229. 1e5t2,-wt1.
FOR RENT-Till March 1st: a fine
ranch home. close to town. Good
apple crop to sell with It. A snap for
quick action Phone Blue 1771.
1s4t2-wtI.
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TUESDAY.

of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Coulter.
Mrs. Ed Schulz and daughters, Miss
Olive, and Mrs. Kathryn Glnder, all of
Canton. Kansas. arrived here today
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
,. ". Ledbetter OF 315 North Fourth
street. sirs- Schulz and Mrs. Ledbet-
ter are, sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. VI. Storment OF
Princeton. Indiana. are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Lawrence
and family in East Canon. Mr. and
Mrs. Storment, who have been here
for couple of weeks. arc the par
snts OF Mrs. Lawrence.
J. d. Cartwright of the Canon State
bank and w. II. Dozier and N. ].
Evans OF the First National bank went
to Pueblo Monday morning to attend
the annual convention OF the Colorado
State Bankers association.
sir and Mrs. F. H. Blair of Denver
are the parents OF handsome baby
boy of regulation weight. born to them
last Saturday The little fellow has
been christened Franklin Hamilton
Blair Jr. in honor OF his papa. Mrs
Blair before her marriage was Miss
Mamie Preston of this city.
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. Newell Colby to the mar
riage of their daughter. Miss Gertrude
Grace Conner. to Charles Wesley
Griffin. which will take place at the
First Christian church here at s
o'clock Wednesday evening. September
fourth. The bride-elect was last year
a popular teacher in the Canon City
public schools.
DR.. and Mrs. Theodore Ashley and
family have returned to Canon City
from a two weeks visit in the Wet
Mountain valley. u
SIR. and Mrs. c. a. Fisher Of Okla
homa are guests of DR.. and Mrs. G. II.
Kittell Mr. Fisher is a brother of Mrs.
Kittell. He Is agent for the Wells
Fargo Express company at Oklahoma
City.
Colonel p. W. Blanchard. caretaker
of the Elks club. is taking a yaca-
ton trip and is visiting in Pueblo
Cripple Creek and Denver and other
places. u
Miss Ethel Brum, former member
Of Canon city's corps of teachers in
the public schools. with her sister,
Miss winifred. were down from Col
orado Springs and were weekend
guests at the Strathmore hotel.
The steamer belonging to Bone &
Mckinney. which runs on the auto
stage line between Cripple Creek and
Canon City. suffered an accident yes
terday when enc OF the boilers blew
an near the Drainage Tunnel portal
r. l.. Bunten brought the passenger
In with bis Buick.-Cripple Creel
Times.
George Bengiey. who has beer
spending fve days lay of with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Beng
ley, resdrned to Denver today. He i
employed as a foreman on the BurlIng
ton railroad.
Miss Myrtle Shank, who has beei
taking a pcst-graduafe course Of stud
In domestic science at Columbia uni
ycrsity in New York City during tn
past year. is expected home from tn
metropolis In the course OF a fe'
days. Miss Shank will teach in th
public schools of Spokane, Washing
N. during the coming winter.
The Record Job department, whic
-ides itself on the high character Q
rs work. has just completed the dc
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Bulls ALLOWED.

The following IL list Of bills allow
ed and contracts awarded ut the meet
ing OF the City Council Of the City OF
Canon City. Colorado. August 5th.
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Baek fres . vI.It 3 salIaA

Mrs- xiemna johnson. mother OF
Mrs. IL. c. Benson OF $40 Rudd avsuue.
has returned to Canon City from
months visit with her daughter. MrA
!. o. Moore. Of sslida.
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Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street. Record office.
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School books and school supplies at
whippie's Box Store
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News Notes

Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains
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TAKE THE RncoRp- "
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First Published Aug. -. 1879.
Last Publication Aux. -. 1919.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
" JUDGE SHACKLEFORD
IS OBJECTED TO"
10 Mr.. waiter Walller, Editor:

Dear Sir:
Under the above heading appeared
an article in The Sentinel OF the 26Lh
inst, the body Of which was copied
from the MoutrUse Enterprise.
Now while we agree with yoGr
PREDATORY remarks to said article,
that the insinuatIon OF Judge Shack
leford's name ON the Progressive
ticket against the weIl-known OBJ
lection OF a great majority Of the pro-
gressivos, is no worse than the plac-
ing thereon of other old stand pat
and reactionary republicans, we want
it understood that the act in the one
Instance does not palliate or mitigate
the wrong Of the act in the other.
The Progressive leaders have pro-
mulgated the statement which has
been accepted in good faith by their
conscientious and sincere followers
that the Progressive party is as far
away from the old Stand-pat republic
can party as from the democratic
party; and in its lack of the spirit
Of prOgressiyeism, probably more TO-
As Minerva sprang fulI-armed
from the head of Joye, so breathed
Roosevelt the spirit of progressivrism
into the newborn but fuIl-flcdged
party; and an old reactionary repub-
lican is as much out of place in It.
rs is the egg Of the sluttish Cuckoo
in the nest of a sparrow.
1t is a prostitution abhorsent to
all sense of political integrity, and
rather than snaring votes, the per-
petrators should be rcpudlated by
honest voters Of both the Republican
and Progressive parties; especially
the latter.
The only reason why Judge Shack
lcford's case should be distinguished
from the Others Is that he Is seeking
Ia Judicial position which should not
be degraded by the methods which
ordinarily characterize the scramble
Tor, political office.
As was said in your editorial Of
the 2Gth instant, it is peculiarly an
office which should seek the mon.
An UncOmpromising Bull-MUus5r.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

Madam Palma, card reader and
clairvoyant, Ala South Third street.
1O-5-lm (Advertisement.)
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
ABSCOhDIKG BANKER is
CAUGHT IN OMAHA
sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver, oct. 29.-LaPlata county
Officers will today start for Omaha
to bring back to Colorado Thos. X.
Irving, formerly an officer of Du-
range bank and who is charged with
a $4,000 shortage. A requisition
for Irving was issued by the governor
of Colorado for the return to Duran
90 of Irving.
irving dropped out of sight about
two years ago following the discov-
cry of the shortage and has manaE-
ed to keep well under cover until
last week when he was apprenended
in Omaha.
Thomas X. Irving was president Of
the dcfunct LaPlata county bank
which was established in Durango
December %. 1909. The capital
stock was $25,OOO. Irving was cx-
PEELED as president July II. 1911. on
account of Irregularities brought to
the surface by State Bank Cummiss-
ioner Emil Pfeiffer
Following Irving's expulsion from
the bank he became connected with
the Fruit Belt Investment company,
which finally went to the wall.
Through the vigilance of District
Attorney Lane of LaPluta, detectives
were put on the Irving case and af-
ter chasing him through many states
arrested the fugitive in Omaha lr-
wing was sailing under an alias when
apprehended
Former Sheriff John Clarke was
here today on his way to Omaha. He
is armed with authority to bring IT.
wing back to. Colorado to face the
charge of cmbezzlement. The pros
ecution promises to bring out much
of lrving's past in connection with
the bank that has heretofore been
kept under cover
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
SALVATION ARMY
TAG DAY WILL Be
OBSERVED HERE

A Salvation Army Tag Day. the
proceeds of which will 70 to munst-
er fund to erect two training schools
in the United States for The officers
of the army, will he held all over the
United States early next month.
In Grand Junction November .
will be the date upon which the
movement will be observed ami the
local officers of the army are prepar-
ing .for a big day. rhey hope to
raise a large sum from this city.
This Tag Day viii be essentially
a tribute to General William booth,
the late founder and commgndcr IN
chief Of the salvation Army. His
las5 Gays were spent IN planning for
a more efficient training ior the cf-
ficers of the army and it is to full
fli tbIs last desire OF the genual
that the memorials win bc establish
eli
tn t,tal cost Of the two rrMuing
sc1puis viii be, app ONimately, a ha:t
mi,IuT dollars.
Father plans for the local ubsef-
vance oil the day will be announced
las's.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Horahnn Cots Encls.

Charles Horahau returned this
noon from a business trip TO Glen
wood Springs, whore he went several
days ago.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
WANT
BRAND BILL
PASSED

To The Voters OF Mesa County:
The Mesa County Stock Growers
association desire to call your attcn-
ton to two OF the Referred Bills to
be voted on at the coming election.
One OF these, No. 20 on the bolluJ,
is known as ouse Bill No. 2l9, and
is intended to transfer the brand rec
urds from the office of the Secretary
OF state to the State Board of Stock
Inspection, where they properly be
long The Brand records are the evil
deuces of title TO many thousands of
cattle and horses i'm Colorado and on
account of their Importance should
be in the care of men expert in stock
brands ana their uses. At present
they are in charge of clerks who have
practically no knowledge concerning
brands and as % result duplicate
brands or brands that may be easily
changed to look like other brands are
constantly being recorded. The law
was passed by the legislature and
was referred by petition secured by
employees of the Secretary of States
office who feared they would loose
their positions No one but the
stuCkmon are affected by the bill and
If passed it will save considerable
money to the state each year as the
records will be taken care of with
out expense to the state. In Justice
to the stockmeu, vote Yes" on this
bill.
The other bin In which the stock
men are interested is No. 90 on the
ballot, being Senate Bill No 459,
which places all of the private funds
belonging to state institutions and
boards in the bands Of the State
Treasurer as custodian. The stock
men oppose this bin for the reason
that it takes possession OF their Es-
tray Fund, which is composed of
money subject to claim from owners
of estray stock, dcpriyes the stock
men of interest on that fund and ties
1t up in red tape that will make It
difficult to pay claims promptly. a
number OF state institutions are also
opposed to this bill and the only OBJ
ject it will accomplish will he 70
consolidate many state funds now
held in country BANKS. into the Den
vor banks and will accomplish no
beneficial purpose. Vote mo" on
this bill.
MESA COUNTY STOCK GROWERS
ASSOCIATION,
J. ID. Turner, President.
Edw. Il. IIeflin, Secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

our fall models in mems shoes are
handsomer, exclusive and classy.
S3.00, $3.50. $500, $3.50 and
$500. Mcconnell & Lowe,
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
GRAND. JUNCTION
BOOK STORE

Headquarters for all kinds of School
Periodicals, Blank Books, Legal
Blanks, Sporting Goods and Office
Supplies, COnklin Fountain Pens,
fully guaranteed, Cigars and Iohac-
cos. Agent for Oliver Typewritcrs.
c. IL. CRAWFORD, Mgr
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Wanted-Every man having any
thing to sell. to use Sentinel Want
Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
MESSAGE FROM BRYAN.
Chicago, H., Oc. p, 1912.
-GCnrgn L BrndlnY-

Chicago, H., Oc p, 1912.
George 7. Bradley,
Albany Hugl, Denver, Colo.
Il most earnestly urge every DEM
ucrat in Colorado TO give hearty sun
port to Thomas and Shafroth. have
known them for more then sixteen
yeare, and both have my fullest con-
lidenCe. Colorado could not send bet
ter men to represent her Wilson's
election seems certain, but to make
tho victory f mplete he must have n
Democratic snnate aud cnrcr.sa to
cooperate win him. Cyps, your
ltate to hclp Uur party to obtlin con
trOl OF the senate.
wv. J. BEtAS
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Min Nisl. sI,ter.

WiI Visit Sister.
Miss Mayme Klink Of Sedalia, Mo,
sister Of Mrs. j. l.. Pagan of this
city is expected in the city tomorrow
to visit.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
NIontrose Banker.

E. e. Shinu, Montrosc banker and
sheep grower was among the arrivals
in the city last evening.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Palisadc Visitor.

l'aiisadc Visitor.
A. G Williams, a well known Pali-
sade fruit grower was among Mon
days visitors in the city
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

LOCO pairs sample shoes, just in,
you get them at manufacturers prices.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29
Was Here Yenrs AGO.

William II. Stephenson Of Kings
ton, Ontario, was a visitor in the city
today, stopping off on his way to the
coast to see Horace 7. DeLong. with
whom he had realty dealings in 1889.
Mr.. Stevenson naturally can see little
resemblance betw cen his memory of
this city and its perseut advanced
growth.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-29

A one-piece, enameled sink adds
o the appearance of any kitchen II
Is durable. easily cleaned and when
installed by our workmen you may be
sure that it will give the top-notch
OF efficient service. :. E. Mckenzie
The Plumber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
Majestic Opens Tomorrow.

The announcement is made that MIR.
Tom Moore has acquired the Majestic
Tneater. and. after thoroughly over
hauling. redecoratng and equippins the
house as d firSt-claSS theater suddenly
decided 10 affiliate his playhouse with a
circuit of New York. Chicago, Boston
and Philadelphia thcaters. which give
high-ciass vaudeville at popular prices.
Mr.. Moore proposes to present at the New
Majestic hish-class vaudeville program
. at IL charge of cents for all seats In
the afternoon and 10 cents in the evening
giving the performance continuous from
1 to il pm.
For the opening week. commencing at
] pm. tomorrow, he announces the fol-
lowing features: The five Musical Dur
ands; the Great Cameron; Silver and
Company. in one-act farce, entitled
Failure: Madeline Sack, who gives vio-
lin selections ranging from ragtime to the
classics. and Morricinis society circus.
introducing, with all the embellishments
of special scenic effects. a wonderful ag-
gregation of dogs. horses and ponies.
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The Apple of Paris"

Chase's next week promises another
triple-star bill of foreign and American
novelties. the foremost being the unique
French wordless dramatic play, with mu-
sic and interpretive dancing, called THE
Apple of Paris 1t is in two scenes laid
in the QUARTER Latin, the Bohemia of the
student life of Paris. and the dramatic
incident upon which the plot is based is
said TO have been taken from real life
there. \ company of native Partisan panto-
mimists also will appear Signor A. Cocoia
is the producer and NJ. Daniel Dore wrote
the music. Mime. Adelaide Norwood.
prima donna and the creator in America.
Of the title roles in Puccini's La Tosca,''
La Boheme'' and Nine Butterfly" will
sing grand opera arias and familiar bal
lads: and another attractive Offering will
be the western production Cheyenne
Days with Louise Mulhall and seven
cowboys in 'bronco-busting," ropin.,
rough riding, high school saddle riding.
lassoing and other typical ranch sports
and incidents. Maud Edna Macy and
company in breezy one-act comedy, "A
Timely Awakening" Weston Fields and
carroll. with dance songs; Mr. Quick,
cartoonist, and the Weavers in The But
terfiy and the Archer with new daylight
motion pictures of recent International
events, are the remaining numbers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
Minneapolis Orchestra.

Tonight at the New National Theater the
music lovers of Washington will have the
first opportunity to hear the Minneapolis
symphony Orchestra. which, under the
direction of Emil Oberhoffer during the
past eight years, has built up a splendid
reputation throughout the west Begin
ming with a modest season nine years
ago, during which ten concerts were
given, the orchestra today has season
record of twenty-three weeks and 1ofty
concerts in the home city, supplemented
by a nine-week tour of the west me
raordinary success of this tour mas
prompted the present trip to the east TOT
a limited itinerary of the principal clues,
The orchestra comprises eighty trained
musicians, and is backed by yearly
guarantee fund of $4,000 Conductor
Oberhoffer has prepared a program that
will include Tschaikowsky symphony
No. j." in E minor. the feature OF the
orchestral part of the offering, Whcn
will be supplemented by the work OF TWO
noted soloists, Lucille Stevenson, sopfa.o,
and Richard Czerwonky. vloilnlst. ne
former is a leading concert and oratoLio
soprano, and the latter is known IN ,'t,s
city by reason of his former connection
with the Boston symphony Orchesua'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
Don't Lie to Your Wife"

Dave Lewis, in Don't Lie to Your
Wife, three-act song farce by Camp
bell y. Casad. under the direction of
Rowland Clifford. comes to the
Academy for week. March %.
Mr. Lewis will be seen as Amos Dou-
bieday. New Yorker who is under
the domination of wife who has suf-
fraSette tendencies. She goes to At
Iantfc City, and while she is away the
husband goes out for a night of ii
with boon companions. They are ar
rested for speeding and are finally
landed at their fiat after many excit-
ing experiences. Later the wife and
her friends show up unexpectedly
while gay party is in progress and
the complications are many. but the
men prove equal to the occasion and
hnaily turn the tables on the women
and the curtain goes down on happy
and reunited little coterie.
\ large company of expert farceurs
Is promised in the company. and the
production contains all the brilliancy
that featured its successful run at the
Whitney Opera House in Chicago last
season. Nell Love. Edna Rowland
Gladys Wilcox. Lillian Stanley, Virginia
stewart, Estelle Vernon. Lenore FREY.
San Rose. Holworth Stark. Harry Ell
lis. Odgen Wight. Mart Franklin and
Edward keogh are among the enter
tainers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
Marie F. Belts Recital.

Few young pianists have been accorded
higher praise than has been shoWereo
upon Marie Estelle Belt. who Will dc
heard in recital at the Columbia Iheates
Wednesday afternoon at 4:3n O'Clock. She
will be assisted by Helen Walton Belt
whose talent as violinist is said to give
promise of brilliant future Inc pro
gram will be as follows: 'Rondo. Up
81. No. . beethoven: preludes, vWaee.
tino," No. Chopin: "Berceuse, Op: -
Gliinsky): "Rondo.' f fiat major i1eld)
concerto. "Larghetto" and Allegro tMo-
zart, by Marie Belt. Helen Belts num-
bers include Gade's sonata Up. IL
Rach Gavotte and Dancla's Romance Ell
B0lerO.