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The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
Fisherman Is Drowned

Pocahontas. = News reach snoS, is that Albert Pearce, aged 20, 50 days phan, Mo-, was drowned in q "h- river near that city. He had goA, this in a boat to set a trotline. Or
 failure to return search was
 His boat, containing his hat. e-l7 found in drift short distance
 low Doniphan. The body was lat found near the same place It is thought that he lost his balance, and falling into the water was overpower- ed by the current, which is very swift.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
Committee Meeting Called.

Little Rock.-A call for meeting of the Democratic State Central Com mittee, to be held in Little Rock at 10 o'clock a. m., June 4, has been is sued by Chairman R. F. Milwee and Secretary Bruce T. Bullion. At this meeting the committee will canvass the vote cast in the March primary for state officers, pass upon any contests that may be presented, and prepare the temporary roll for the state con- vention, which will convene on the following morning.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
Old Instruments Recorded.

Van Buren.-Circuit Clerk A. Hays has just placed on file several old patent titles that were issued to Joni, than D. McGee of the city of Van Buren. Five of the patents were is. sued in 1889 and signed by President Martin Van Buren. One was issued in 1S43 was signed by President John Tyler. All these patents were issued through the old land office, which was conducted at Fayetteville for a mum Der of years. These old instruments are all written on sheepskin and the letters are all very plain and distinct and though they are nearly 75 years of age, they had never been recorded until a few days ago.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
Warships Hurry South.

New York.-The armored cruiser Washington, flagship of Real Admiral Osterhous, commander-in- chief of the Atlantic fleet, and four battleships of the fourth division, sailed South, SUD- posedly for Key West on hurry orders a few hours after arrival in in port from Provincetown, Mass. The battle ships following the flagship were the Ohio, Missouri, Mississippi and Mime sota.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
All Over Arkansas
's...ssss....ss...ss.s..s'

Knoxville.-The fruit growers of this vicinity are making preparations to ship 60 cars of peaches from this sec tion. Nothing preventing, this will be one of their largest crops on rec ord. Other crops are doing well. The farmers seem Ii be pleased over the prospects.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
New Hiqh School Dedicated.

Fort Smith.-Fort Smiths s90.000 high school annex was dedicated with imposing ceremonies. Prof. W. B. Toreyson of Little Rock, former super intendent of the schools here, deliver ed the dedicatory address. The an- nual display of manual training prod ucts also was held. A feature of the exhibition was 5000 cookies baked by the little girls of the class and pre- scented to their mothers.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
BLOOD FIGHT ABANDONED
 Water Flowing Through Break Caus-
 ing Much Damage.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 @ New Orleans.-The fight to close the 2,250-foot Hymelia crevasse in the Mississippi levee, 8 miles up the river from New Orleans, was abandoned aft CT conference between c. o. Sher- Till, chief of the United States army engineers, President Victor Maurin of the LaFourche Leyee Board, officials
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

Pine Bluff-After being in secession two days, the Jefferson county grand jury has been dismissed until Septem- Der 90. Twenty-six true bills were found. A report was submitted, stat ing that the county poorhouse was in an unsaritary condition and unsuit- able for use.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

Jonesboro-The directors of the Craighead County Fair Association are busy building the fence, offices and grand stand, and in a short time will have been completed all of the buildings.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

Little Rock-As the result of inju- ries sustained in a collision between an automobile and an express wagon, George Forbes of St. Louis, an en- ploye of the Wells-Fargo Express Con- pany died at local hospital
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

Havana.-L. M. Raines of near Havana says that he has discovered vein of silver ore On his land and will begin working the vein within a short time.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

Corning.-Jack He1mar, 45 years old, fisherman, was drowned in Black river, while running his nets. The body was found by a pearler after several hours search.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31

An order of the county court of Lit tie River county granting petition for the incorporation of the town of Winthrop. was filed with the secre- tary of state
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
Children n Cry
FOR FlETCHER'S
Q a 9 T Q RIA
GETS FIRST DEER IN
CRIPPLE CHEEK DlSTR CT

The honor OF landing the Arst deer
IL the Cripple Creek district tins sea-
son goes 90 Airs p. r. CookreH. 81
victor. mistress OF the ranch down
ut the old ste.uheimer place The on
o. woman ra1sc warden in the state
OF Colorado brought down big buck
atcut a quarter OF mile from hes
house Tuesday jus, as the dawn Was
showing through the trees.
The buck had been eating in shs
feld OF oats and the Cockerells found
that he was coming down to the ei.y
for a drink every day. So they got oa'
Of bed at an early hour in the mora
Ing and lag sa wait on top OF oow
shed
Sure enough SIr. Buck appeared. Ia
was abou, hundred yards away When
Mrs. Cockren brought her big 4s-a0
down on him and drew a bead. TaC
first shot aid the business. He turns
over on his Side ana in an hour his
hide adorned TIRE CockcFeii mansion
while the riders and punehc-s wers
setting their mouths ready for good
ruesscs OF vcnison.
The buck was one beauty and
speaks well for the prowess Of Mrs
coekeren whose ieats Of daring and
skill in ali western sports are well
known in this part OF the state shr
has ridden more winning horses an
blg races than any cowgirl In This
country and for he- TO outssrip ths
men is NJ; unusual Cripple Cree
Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
MOTHER
SEEN ONLY
IN DEATH

Denver. Oct. 4.-Her vision, destroy
&c by an accident in childhood. restor-
ed though a difficult surgical opeT-
alton. Eva Fink. 16 years old. hurried
from Cripple Creek TO Denver yester-
day to look upon the face OF her moth-
er. whom she had known only by the
sound OF her voice. But. though
science bestowed upon the girl the
faculty. fate forbade her to see her
parent in life
The older woman suecumbeI at tie
county hospital three hours before her
daughter arrived.
fall brought about the child s
blindness in infancy by creating a
pressure on the optic nerve. For years
her mother. Mrs. Lydia Fink. OF Grip
pie Greek. searched in vain for some
surgeon to restore her daughters
vision. But the necessary operation
was difficult and not until a week ago
could anyone be prevailed upon to 1t-
tempt IT. Then, in response TO the
mothers earnest pleading. Dr. F. ~.
Hazzenblue. who is Cripple Creeks
present mayor. offered to perform the
operation
AS the child was being prepared 80
underso the operation. Mrs. Fink vas
taken seriously nL she was brought
to Denver to receive the attention Of
u specialist
Meanwhile. preparations for the
operation on the child we're continued
and Monday is was successfully per
formed.
In Denver Mrs Fink had become
gradually worse and Monday she. to1.
was removed to a hospital where an
operation IN her case was immediate'y
performed In an effort to save her
life. The effort was unsuccessful
The girl is LEFT without Kin. and
pending the anai settlement or her
guardianship she was removed yes
tcrday to the detention home by state
Humane officer Ransom.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
MYSTERIOUS FIRES
ON BElVER PARK

It IS thought that incendiaries are
q aork on Beaver Park Yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock. the barn IN
the property Of W. h. Swan. near tas
city limits OF Penrose was discovered
to te on Ere. and before the flames
could be gotten under control the
structure was entirely destroyed. 20
gs,her with valuable stallion. the
pro srty Of Mr.. Swan
l-st night the barn Of the Peurcse
Nr-cantiie eomrany's store AT PEN
rrsa was totally destroyed by fire ans
the ioss includes two valuable deliVey
hur-rs. The origin Of the fires is un-
Iu N. bur from the fact that they oc-
ea- ed ander similar conditions and
wore both harms. Il is the belief that
is Is the wora OF incend aries Flos-
enc, Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
party
MONDAY

John shaw. Jr- " n. Dozier and
4. f. Carlton expect to leave today 's
Tuesday for a weeks duck shooting IN
the san Luis valley.
DIR. \. T. Clarke has gone 10 Boston.
lie expects 10 visit at various piao ss
in the New Ensiand states and In New
York City before he returns to Canon
City.
Mrs Huldah Curran. the mother
of Miss Mabel Curran. is expected
here in few DAYS from Dcs Moines,
rcwa. She has heen gone since the
frs, OF March and has made an ex-
tended wish in Ohio. Illinois and low 4,
Jim Bunten shipped nice deer
dowa from Buena Vista Friday. whore
he has been hunting in company With
Robert Boyle ead Harmon Minor. They
saw several lunches OF deer but only
two with horns.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
advertisement
REFINEMENT IN
WALL COVERINGS

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those pleasing. satisfying kinds.
We're no, only glad 10 show You
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mpuey-savinE aud rcsuit-gctting
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10

other hand. the revised Pe-ru-na
IL better remedy for some conditions
than ka-far-no They are both in
tended a. cltarrh remedies. They have
both done a great work in relieving
catarrh. chronic and acute Many
hundreds Of cases Of chronic catarrh
have recovered while taking Ka-tar-no
and the same II true Of the revised Pc
rn-na during the last six years since
its revision
Th=re &C. a difference. however. in
tie tvru remedies Whenever catarrh
In associated with constipation then
the revised Pe-ru-na Is the best In
deed. this is exactly why the revision
was made. TO meet such cases But
where no laxative - needed. where the
bowels are regular or inclined to be
icose. then the old Fe-ru-na CKa-tar-
mob r. the better remedy.
The revised Pe-rii-ua Is for sale at
all dr1iE stores Those wishing TO OBJ
tain ka-tar-Ho. address The Ka-tar-no
Co. Cnlurrb bus. Ohio
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
BOY LOST At TIE
TOP Of THE GORGE

sherH Jos. Esser went 20 the .ap
q the Royal Gorse about 10 ocioaE
sunda, night TO aunt Tor a ie-year-old
boy. Whose name We have been uHa'l g
TO learu. vho was reported 20 be io-.
in thui vicinity. The young man was
found az the home OF Chas. Goodwin
near tha tor ana returned 10 his par
ents here about l. O'Clock midnight
The boy had made the trip In the
morniae with his parents and had -
eided 20 go do~n the trail TO the D.
& Il C racks ana walk back 20 toaa.
At % d.clock last night he had not
arrive. and his parents becoming
alarm sought the aid OF the shersI
In going down the mountain side
the b5y Jos; the tran and decided ~
return 60 the top and wait ull ,h.s
mcrniur before trying to and his way
hcme
Thls is the second time within a year
that searchinE parties have been cali
ID at 70 look Tor lost boss 10 tar
sam locality. The son OF miIlio1-
nirc diamond merchant OF New Ya4,
civ lost his way last fan trying lhs
stunt which resalted In the trip iast
riaht
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
FRIDAY

s. W Wolf. with r l.. Smiths. fr-
signs his position October 18th ana
will then leave FOR Denver where he
has a splendid position awaiting him.
Raymond Riodo returned home N
"Wednesday from a hunting trip mo
the Cooper mountains. bringing wnh
him the carcass Of enc hucok g
killed In the territory tributary 80
Upper Beaver creek Mr. Riedc Is one
OF the most SUCCESSFUL Of tho youns r
hunters OF the Canon City district.
c. C. Ronkle. formerly resident ot
Canon City. but for number Of years
past ftAng in Los Angeles, California.
has been here since early liz the week
looking after some property interests
in this community. His daught ~.
Miss Edith. Is attending school at
Long Beach. California. Mr Cpnsic
ieft this afternoon
Fred Cunningham and mother, Mrs
r. A. Cunningham, are spending a
couple Of we-lSs hcfc visiting friends.
They formerly lived ON Lincoln past.
but Tor the last six or seven years
hs,e made thcir home in Denver Mr.
Cunningham has been employed as r
reporter on the stan OF the Denver
rost for the last two or three years.
John shaw. Jr. and u. O Halstead
raw n bunch OF twelve deer on the up
per slopes OF the Greenhorn mona-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
ADVERTISING MEN IN
CANON CITY FfIlN

The railway advertising agents, VINO
we're guests of the Antlers iutel and
the Colorado Springs Chamber OF
Commerce 4 couple Of days this week.
came to Canon City on Friday for tho
purpose Of visiting the top OF the Roy
Al Gorge aud making the trip over the
Skyline drive. They were accompani-
cd ON the trip from here by 7. ".
Harding and Secretary Maddox Of the
Canon City Business Mems assoc.a-
ton. They took 4 large number Z
photographs at the ton OF the gorse
20 be used Tor advertising purposes.
In the party were W $ Dunnins OF
the Antlers hotel. Secretary Henier-
son OF the Colorado Springs Chamber
OF Commerce. President Curtis OF the
Colorado Springs Automobile club and
Mr. Booth OF St Louis the latter rep-
rrsenting the advertising department
OF the Missouri Pacific Railroad com
pany.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
ROOSEVELT
BERATES
ENEMIES
ON STAND

{ Washington. Oct. Colonel Roose-
welt today testified before the Clapp
committee investigating campaign
contributions Referring to John D.
Archbald's 100000 contribution to
the republican campaign OF 1904 the
colonel referred to his letter and tel
egram to George Cortelyou OF that
year directing him TO return any such
subscription. He also read lett sr
written TO George Sheldon in 1908
saying that he had heard Z. Il. Harri-
man and John d. Archibald OF the
STANDARD oil company had offered an
other contribution In this letter ne
protested against its acceptance say
ing that Cortelyou had refused sImi-
lar subscriptions in the 1904 cam
paign- Roosevelt decared there was
no evidence against him except the
testimony Of Archibald and Sen. PEN
rose. who quoted dead men. He de
oIared that be had not sent for Arch
bald while he was president. but de
declared II he had there would have
been nothing wrong about &C.. Roose-
Yeu denounced Penrose. demanding
tina, he be ousted from the senate. Ie
said in part: Il hold that he should
BE- thrown out OF the United States
senate because OF his own admission
before this committee that he advised
Archibald TO try and purcahse lmmun-
ity from government prosecution
Archibald said that Mr.. Bliss tried ~
blaekmail him. I don't believe IT,
Messrs Bliss and Cortelyou both as
serted that the Standard never con-
tributed a dollar
The Progressive candidate declar-
ed: He never asked Mr Hartman
directly or Indirectly for one cent IN
the 1894 campaign or in any other.
He produced letter he wrote orms-
BY McHarg in the preoonvention cam
palgn last March. and Mr.. Hartman
replied declaring unequivocally that
be never tried to buy single south
ern delegate to the Chicago republican
convention.
The colonel denounced, Charles Hi-
Les and Congressman Bartholdt. who
haa declared that the Progressiyes
spent three million dollars in the pre-
convention campaign and who de-
manded that the senate committee re-
quire them to prove the statement o.
be driven from public life"
on cross examination he reviewed
his previous testimony reiterating ms
denial that there was anything im-
proper about his relations with the
big trust In detailing Harriman's vis-
il 10 him the colonel said he did not
ask Hartman for money. but that
Mr.. Hartman asked him to get the na-
tional committee to let him give funds
for the New York state campaign
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
Pe-ru-na and Ka-tar-nc

Ihave received
a letter from a
young lady. who
q 5 K 8 me: =" ! 5
the old Pe-ru-na
CKa- tar-no) bet
ter than the re-
vised Pe-ru-na ?"
Either medi-
cine has its
place One is
adapted for one
condition. anoth-
er for another.
Ka-tar-no is a
better re m e d y
for some condi-
ffoua than the
revised Peru
ma ON tn e
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MeGee have rs-
turned home from pleasant visit 20
salt Lake City. Mr.. MeGee says the
Mormon metropolis Is an unusually
hrigA; and attractive city and seems
to be enjoying high degree OF pros
perity.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
SATURDAY..

Judge chas. A. wilkin returned
home Friday afternoon FROM Brena
Vista whore he has been presiding at
the fall term OF the chaffec county dis
trict court during the pas, week.
Mrs. W. II. Dozler was hostess to
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
Children Cry
FOR FLETchER'S
Q a 8 . r a
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR DISTRICT ATrORNEl

Albert r. Miller OF salida. peme-
cratic candidate for district attorney
OF the eleventh judicial district. is In
Canon City today interviewing tae
electorate Mr.. Miller is being shown
abou, town by Judge Pease.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
TIT RSDAY

Mr. and Mrs Dave suppersteln have
returned to Canon City from a months
visit in Denver. Omaha. Kansas City
ana other points.
Frank A. Towers OF Bakersfield.
California. Is here for couple OF
weeks with his parents. AR Towers
IS. employed in the oil fields in the
neighborhood Of Bakersfield and says
he likes tho country out there very
well
George 4. Baker left the FIRST Of tae
week for Los Angeles and other points
southern California on short bus
iuess trip
James Curtis or Cyanide avenue
-Four MHe. and s0a. Ben X curta
' Il the same neizhboraood reiaruei
home Wednesday afternoon from d
bunting trip 70 tho Hack siountai1
country. Thoy brought back unh
il.em the carcasses of tro nns antier-
cd deer.
Leonard O. Iamauth aud I've of h-s
fellow tounsmcn were oui SHOOTING
a short distance beyond the northern
mas OF Concrete the hrzi OF th. week
and killed thiriy-thres rabbits in o
few hours Tuesday moruiuE Mr.
sihnth and fricnd went out into
the foothills a few miles from Cor
4 pete ana got nice. Eve point buck
they made the trip IN Mr fambuth-s
automobile nnd IN little more than
an hour from the time ihcy started
ou, they had returned TO toNn w.ih
: he xcnisun oarcass
Arthur Bigss i-sb iarlue. Ain
WOOD and the iatiers two hfrthc7s.
Harlan and Ray. eonsttnfod o huni-
ing party that irft here q me B'esf
automobile at o'clock wednesd "
moruinE f1r r. dafs aecr shcoflns
the mounisiua nz O'Clock Mcssrr
Blrrs and Harding had each soeursi
a buck. but thn other members OF thc
p4rly were not - fortunnte. in 'asi.
usmpei AROUND in ihe hms an de
-shou; seeing anything TO shoot u.
Aessrs Blsss snd Harding started -
together after parking the automobile
and had not gone quarter Of mile
un,n thcy Jumped a herd OF hneen
deer.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. d RlEes o, Denver
are spending week or ten DAYS here
While on their way 90 southern Call
fornia for the winter They expect
70 remain on the Pacific coast FOR
about six months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10

the members of the luncheon club at
her home on Greenwood avenue on
Thursday Nearly the full member
ship OF the club was present and the
occasion was one OF much enjoyment.
Rev. W c. King. who is to preach
IN the Baptist church Sunday. arrived
in Canon City from Denver this MOI l.
ing.
". W. Emmerson Of the Record force
went to Denver this morning TO meet
his wife and little girl who have been
spending the summer in St Paul.
Mrs. Charles Sell entertained a
company at a six O'Clock dinner Wei
nosday evening in honor OF Mrs. Hol-
Ienboldt OF Pueblo. Covers were laid
for seven.
Paul Hawkins reached Canon City
this afternoon from the western sio..s
where he has been on business CON
rec,ed with his house. He viii MAKE
short visit with his mother. Mrs.
NJ. ". Hawkins. on Elm avenue. Lin
coin Park.
Mrs. Truman Stockton and Mrs
Irving Stockton entertained a large
company Of ladies Friday afternoon at
a card party and luncheon in honor Of
Ms. crissmau Of Fort Collins. who
has been visiting here for some time.
The anair was one Of the most d.
llshtfui affairs Of the week
Thursday evening Mrs Craven de-
HrhtfulIy entertained the members 30
her sunday school class a, the home
ot Mrs Ray wenzell iu honor o. Mss
Angie smith. Who leaves very soon
for California. GANGS and mus.s
formed tie cpeHina's entertainment a
dainty luncheon was served by TIE
hlstcss and 90 a late hour the suesis
derar,cl. Wishing Miss Smith a pleas
ant and safe journey.
clyde Hardy OF Schenectady. \. -
De- hore FOR a few days visit at gre
home Of his brother, GU L. Hardy
clinton Braden Grove over to COL.
orado springs in his neW car this 80
ternoon TO hring back his auat al
cousin for visit IN Canon City
on account Of the session Of The
W C T. A.. convention in the Metho-
die, church las, nisht The Methodist
choir held their regular Friday nishr
relersai a, the home OF Miss Else
KENNEDY. on Rudd avenue
Mrs. d Rarterman and danEAtsr.
Miss Fay. late residents Of ida Grove.
rcua. arrived here a day or TWO ago
snd are the guests of Mr AID M.s-
Lafe Combs on Greenwood asenaf
They are IN roate TO Seattle. wasa-
iurton. 20 make their home and VII
leave Tor the Pacific northwest nest
Monday Afternoon. They VIII be as
compauled by Mira Gicnna COMBS
Karterman. who VIII Join her husband
al seattie ana make her home thcrs
Frank Thomas went to Pueblo tass
morning TO attend 20 business matte
requiring his attention
Frank Towers. OF BakersviIlc. Cal
isornla. arrived in the city Thursday
TO visit his parents. NJ. and M-s
George Towers. on River street lie
viii remain to attend the grand lodge
Of o OF
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ricde Jr. OF Aus
uLvlile. virginia. are yisitiug Mr. an
Ms Fred Riede ST
The teachers In the Canon City pub
lie schools, with several members y
the board OF education and a few Of
their friends. are picnictlng today IN
the grounds OF the Hot Springs hotel,
near the entrance To the Royal Gorse.
They left town early this morning n
three wagons and were anticipating Q
mos, agreeable DAY. There vas some
thing like forty or fifty people in the
party.
xfA<nkN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10
News Notes

advertisement
Ragsdales
Real Estate
Bargains
Notary Public-w. b. Rowland se3
Main street Record office
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-10

Harvo Gardner and joe James q
Lincoln park returned home Thursday
nisht from a hunting trip along tho
western slope OF the Grecnhorn moui-
iains twelve or nftccn miles from
town. Each brought hack with him a
nne buck. one Of them weighing two
hundred and fifty aud tho other two
hundred ana twcn,y-ilve pounds. ,s
osldonce OF their prowcss with ine
ride. They saw seven aniiercd desr
Wednesday morning and eight an
Thursday. They got several shots at
large black bear. but failed to kill
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-06-27

Rowdy scenes marked the delivery
OF Andrew Carnegies rhetorical ad-
dress at Aberdeen University at Aber,
deem, Scot, recently.