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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30

u. S. Grant Circle. No. 1s. Ladies' II
the G. 4. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mcknight Of 623
North Fifth street will leave on Sat
urday for Denver where they expect
to make their home. They will rent
their property here and If they find
Denver uncongenial as a place of resi-
dence will return to Canon City and
will re-establish their home here.
Mrs. Frank Emmerson. OF 512 River
street, and daughters. Misses Beulah
and Jessie, left this morning for Dem
yer where they will spend few days
in sightseeing and In enjoying the
theatrical attractions after which Mrs.
Emmerson and Jessie will leave for a
mcnih or six weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends at Carthage, Burn
side and other points in northern
Illinois. Miss Beulah will return to
Canon City from Denver some time
next week
L. a. schamp, marshal Of the Me
mortal day parade, very much desires
TO have the parade move at O'Clock
sharp Thursday morning. He thinks
that it is no more than right, out of
consideration for those who may wish
to make other arrangements. that es-
erybody be In position and ready to
march at the appointed time in order
that the program may be carried out
as planned by the executive commit
tee. He says that 0 o'clock means ex-
actly o'clock and not $3.50 or 10
o'clock as some people seem to think
A family reunion has been held o,
the home OF Mrs. and Mrs. \. f.
Curtis on Lincoln Park during tno
past week. The gathering was In hon
or OF Mrs. Curtis father. c. A
-schleiffarth. and was greatly appre-
ciated by him. Two sons and two
daughters from out of town wore
their guests. Among the visitors here
for the occasion were w. d. schlcif-
farth OF Belmond, Iowa. f. G. Reed y
I3elmond. Iowa, Mrs Dooley OF Pu-
eblo. and Mrs. W s. Polhemus q
GuTey, Colorado. II is needlees 70 sa'
that the week was one OF the utmost
enjoyment to all.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
CATHOLICS GET =. vas,as
WORST OF SWATfEST

The Romans picked up butter
finger defeat last night at the hands
Of the Meihodlsts. 1t was a pure case
of on night" for the Romans but it
put the Methodlsts ahead with an
to victory. The MES as usa.I
we're playing ball from start to finish
but somehowor other the Romans
couldn't wake up to the fact there
was such game. They engaged n
the old time festive sport OF butt =
fingers. you're IT." Evans was pitch
ing well but the corn sack had a hole
In IT, Hodsin collected an assortment
OF four bungles. This Is a rare thing
for him Liyings forgot his head and
let possible double play slip from
him.
The MES had a difficult time keep
Ing their team in playing condition.
Quite a number OF subsltutions were
made. Tuttle allowed but one hit and
famed 3.
The score:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
WILL PLAY DECORATION DAY.

The Presbyterians and the Metho-
dlsts. the two leading teams in the
church league viii play Thursday af-
ternoon at $3.50 at the ball park The
two teams will be strengthened with
the stars of the other teams and the
contest is sure to be winner. The
admission will be 10 cents.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
Monday.

Mrs. McMinn, who owned the Thede
Store in Florence. has sold her Canon
store, known as the Toggery, to Pu-
eblo parties and it is rumored VIII
again locate in this city.-Ex Parte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green have
gone up to their cattle ranch at High
Park to spend the summer.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander returned
on Saturday from Denver where sne
spent a few days at election time.
Mr.. Clyde Martin returned las'
week from a short business trip in
Denver and Nebraska.
Tom Hurley went out to the cal
terbury ranch last week and will
spend few weeks "breakin' bronks.' >
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Bethel, Sr.. Mrs,
George Bethel, Jr., and son Wallac ;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell en-
joyed trip to Colorado Springs Sun
day in the Bethel car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Columbia accom-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains
Thursday.

TO join her husband at Maxwell, New
Mexico.
Mrs. Lowrie Kiskaddon, nee Miss
Jean Conoway, and little baby OF Los
Angeles, California, are visiting rela-
tives ON Lincoln park in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Sisson of 319 Rudd
avenue will leave this week for var
ious points in Missouri where they
will visit relatives and friends for
couple of months.
Mrs. Wilson Pearson and her moth
er. Mrs Westwater, went to Florence
this morning to spend the day visiting
friends.
Air and Mrs. W. d. Harry and fam
uy arrived the first of the week from
Kinsley, Kansas, and have taken Ip
their residence at go Harrison ave
uue.
Peanut" Bunten of the Bunten
Auto company. went to Denver todly
40 bring back three Ford touring car;
for MIR. Luther Van slycke, Of Lin
coin Park. Mr.. J. B. Cartwright Of the
Canon Bank and Trust company aai
Mr. c. T. Smith. the travelling man.
Mrs. Charles Sell gave l O'Clock
luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Jennie Dye of Trinidad. The color
scheme carried out in the decorations
was lavender and white. Covers were
laid for ten and the menu served in
six courses. Music formed the enter
tainment for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. De La Vergne II
Denver arrived here this afternoon
for few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
H. j. Craig at 2lOs East Main street
The De La Vergne's and Craig's were
neighbors and friends at Clinton. Mis-
souri,, number of years ago before
coming to Colorado.
John Charles returned to Canon
City on Wednesday from the recently
opened Rosebud Indian reservation in
South Dakota where he filed on a
quarter section of government land
on White river. Mr.. Charles says :.
large part of the territory lnclosed
within the old reservation boundaries
is admirably adapted for agricultural
purposes.
The Saturday morning and Sunday
evening services being conducted at
the Adventist church are well attend
ed. Great interest is being taken in
the subjects presented. Elder c. W.
Anglebarger of Denver will speak
again next Saturday morning at Ii
o'clock. also Sunday evening at 7:45.
The subject Sunday evening will he
The Seven Last Plaques" Read Rey.
18th and 10th chapters. then let all
come and hear.
Miss Bessie Harrison, who has been
spending two and a half months ar
Omaha, Neb., returned Saturday -
again make her home with her aunt.
Mrs. Sam Mcdonald.
Mr.. Geo. B. Weeman of Cleveland,
Ohio, is more than delighted with mis-
first trip to Canon City This is also
his first trip to Colorado He will
rake the Skyline drive and Royal
Gorge trip before leaving Canon.
Mrs Fred Curtis entertained at a
O'Clock dinner Tuesday evening In
honor of her guest. Mrs. Jennie Dye.
Covers were laid for fourteen. The
menu was served in six courses. The
color scheme was green and white
The funeral of Thomas stoeckel
who died at Pueblo Wednesday morn
ing from tubercular peritonitis, took
place from Wilson's undertaking
chapel at O'Clock this afternoon. The
obsequles we're conducted by Rev. H,
NJ. Jameson, pastor of the United
Presbyterian church. Interment was
ct Lakeside cemetery.
Friday.
Mrs. Matt Lines went to Denver this
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
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Summary: Stolen bases-Hodgin.
Nelson. ?. Minister. sperry. p. Rags
dale. J. Ragsdaie. Roberts. Two-bassl
riis--Roberts. Minister. Base hits. OFT
Evans, ;; off Tuttle. i; Struck out by
Evans. ]: by Tuttie. 2
Umpire. McGiIliouddy.
Scorer. Al Gerlach.
AS We understand II. golf ia good
exercise for man who desnt want
to exert himself
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
Friday.

Mrs Matt Lines went to Denver this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

He had the fielders but never had q
great pitching staft. / have not had q
chance 10 see the New York Ameri-
cans this past season. so cannot com
ment OUTSIDE OF their nrst Daseman.
Chase. think he IS a hard man 20
handle. but ne mas Il manager now who
VIII either make him play o. quit the
game. They have Il very good outheid.
especially Cree and "olter
II Washington in the American
League and Philadelphia IN the Ma
tional or any other National League
hook up for the world series. there
Will be nothing To il but Washington.
Walter Johnson can go In every other
day. and. If necessary. he.D cat the
rest OF the games. 70 say nothing OF
such pitchers as Groom and Hushes.
He has a wonderful bunch 0f fighters
who can come behind and VINO never
quit Look over th.fF games for the
last year and you Will md that they
have won NOR. eighth and ninth In
ninz rallies than any team in either
league 1t is determination and spirit
that wins the ball games. and they
surely have all a undance OF botn-
Mr.. Damerel was once a biz Lacquer.
He left the bail field for the stage,
and will be IA Richmond this week
He knows both games we'll and his
opinions are authoritative -Sportins
Editor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
MAN IS HELD Up
ATPIST0L' SPO|NI
Attacked by Two Masked Men
and Robbed OF
SI7.5o.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times-D Dispatch
Bowling Green. December -L--e
Charles NJ goldman. who lives in
Port ROYAL. while on his way to a
school entertainment Friday evening.
near NsuIalsla. was held up at the
point Of revolver by two masked men
and robbed Of $3.50 and his watch
The hoid-up occurred between and Z
o'clock Mr.. GoUldman was driving up.
4 hill when A man jumped out OF the
bushes and caught mis- horse by the
bit and pointed d revolver in his face.
and arother man came up from behind
pulled MIN out OF mis- buggy and then
robbed him. The watch was after
wards found in the road Mr.. Gould
man suffered no bodily harm. but his
clothes were badly torn up. END the
spatter board Of the buggy was broken
off. BlOodhounds have been teie--
graphed for from tie state Farm. me
robbers had on gloves. and their faces
were so masked that their color could
not be disccrned-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
WEEKEND HUNT
WITHOUT FALLS
Small Field Out, Due to APP
preaching Holidays, but
Sport Is Good.

The Deep Run hounds met az Lake
side gate on Brook Turnpike yester-
dav afternoon for one of the most ue-
ughtful hunts of the season
The weather conditions We're per,
feet ana 4ootng excellent. so the lasl
American hounds led the held at RAJ
ling pace through the eight-miie run
10 the Country Club.
The aeld was not as large as usual
AS a number Of the regular riders Were
away on account OF the approachlhS
holidays. NO..
The lrst cast was at Yellow IaN-
ern and the run was through Darra-
cott's. hack of Lakeside. through Lang
horne Putney's to Dumbarton. alter
= short check il was continued Dy
staples mill pond, through b kwe4I s.
bv Bethlehem Church and BurchS 10
Broad Street Road, and out 10 'he
country Club. NO
Miss Anne Royal was the only wo-
man To ride throughout the hunt
though Misses tombstone and Jones
with a number OF others. forming q
large riding party. followed the roau
and watched the runs from. various
points of vantage.
This is a Dopuiar fern OF amusement
with those who do not care 10 take the
iumps and a large contingent is o"'
every saturday afternoon. .-
Those riding We're: ". y. hounS'
NJ r H.. on Oakland; H. c, beatue'
Jr whip. on Ben Co.e: y. i. Harris. on
Dob ROY. Miss Anne Royal. on Her
Grace. James ". Graves, on Hignsplre
4. r. Sydnor. on Joe Mason, j. A
White on Iron Prince. 3 n Ellns
ION. on Robin Hood, J. c. Miller on
NYestchester. ". & Sydnor. on Bat
uuntsman Thornton, on Gates
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
.GUILTYOF MURDER
IN SECOND DEGREE
Great Indignation Felt Because
Slayer of Boys Gets OH
So Easily.

profaio y Y December = -Atser TWEEN
,,'-sfx hours deiiberstion the jury in the
czse ~ J Frank HicNey. en- iTial Tor ID.
,r,,rd,- 81 seyen-y ear-oid Joseph Joseph %
T. a." Esvyanns october l. 1911. to-day "rouS "a
in a verdict 81 murder in the second de-
gree.
Thirteen ballots were taken 70 decide
ffitkev's rsfc Twelve c-aited. according
20 the Jurors in q vote o. mae 'St %.
zion and three Tor no; guilty on the ground
- inSanfty 1ae thirteenth and las, Dal4ot
was taken az SO this afternoon after We
sr-o-s had reported to the court IN ihe
n,nrninr that the- couid u0t agree J1s
,-fre Brown a. that time declined 20 DIS
,tarzc tacm and directed them 70 MAJ
ar0.fe- effort 30 reach a veroict- ~ ific"-
e,-S redues. he Imposition % sentence vas
,i-..---d until Monday. TIE penalty j. not
5ess tnsn twenty years .; hard labor ia
S.ate-s prison
Bickey. after buying young Joseph candy.
sr.5eed him - deserted building. stran-
c-.,7 am and hurried his body into cess
-oof \ couutry Wide search - oveT p year
-aied 60 arorl any clue - 20 The boy >
fate
p.csn..v The police received series -
,ostai-ca4ds tcri.nE in DEAL o the crime.
These cards led % the discovery 81 tne
srdz and %. nadinE % Hickey. ~ the
- Edward yo-ey Mas in iS,5 by giring
hs- poisoned - hlsxcy. and fhe ssranc iing 20
death % Michael krtick. a New N"rk ncNs-
BOY. IN Central Park. Dec nSer -. i,.c
EuGvs Brown Ia dischsrsin9 the jury said
IL vrs extremely 60 BE- regretted that BUS
tice could not ~ done The defendant The
people ard 'fe court Do not feel satisied
VITA snis result Tor those 81 vou Who
have earnestly endcavo-cd % procure d.
fer~r- result. the ccu-f desires TO extend
20 you Sc inc~re thanks Tor your efforts 20
rcfidcr jusficc-
pubiic indignation a. ths outcome - thc
cage - intense. and On iexai circles the
rcesfsiiifv O. gavinr Hickey fref Tor fhe
murder % the kru = bcy - 0eius d;scusscd-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
P.N-lMERICAN SHOOT.
VIII Be Held ut Camp Perry-Nany
Counties VIII send Representatsves-

Baltimore. December Il. &C a m -
Perry will witness next year the sec
Ond Pan-Americ2n shoot. he'd for the
first time last May in Buenos Ayres-
Argentina. Additional matches. open
TO the world. include the famous Palma
trophy competition. and new PAN
American match for a woman team
for a trophy offered by John w 'saFr
rett. United states Minister 10 Arsen7
tina
One Of the most interesting contests
will Re for the long range individual
military championship OF the world.
calling for fifteen shots II soc. 900 and
1.0o0 yards.
France Germany. Italy. Switzerland
sweden Belgium. Canada. Peru and At
gentina already have sent assurances
that they vi send delegates to the
United states for the competitions. ana
II - expected that in all about twenty
two nations viii BE- represented
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
F'TEESIDE GOSSIP
FROM COLLEAGUES

Highlauders according to a rumor that
has reached here from Philadelphia.
Connie Mack. with Lapp. Thomas anf
Egan to work regularly behind the
bat. is said to be ready to parley
with Schang for 81. 900. George stall
ings says that Schang Is the best
young backstop he has ever managed.
Manager Callahac. OF the White Sox,
says that Schalk. the $4,000 catcher
VIII he assigned TO handle Zig Ed
Walshs delivery in future. Callahan
declares that Schalk already can be
regarded az the best thrower 20 bases
IN the big leagues
Mrs. BrittOn. the o-vner of the st
Louis Cardinals. IS quoted as saying
that she is tired Of baseball, and will
accept an offer for the club If it meas =
ures up to her figures. National league
men believe that Mrs. Britton will BE-
out Of baseball before another winter
rolls around.
There's a pretty row in the Pacific
Coast League. President Walter. OF the
Oakland club, has resigned. and charges
that the circuit IS permeated with syn
.iicate bail. Of which J. G. Ewing. OF
the san Francisco club. Ia the CHEZ
promoter. The other clubs in the league
are supporting Ewing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
WAIVERS ASKED
ON MIKE DON[|N
Former Star of Diamond and
One-Tirne Actor Slated
for Minors.

Nm YORK. December T.-Waivers have
r.cf. asked on Mike Doniin, the veteran
...,ac.d,r. by the Pittsburg Climb As vet no
,.lI has refused 20 wa!se on him. AID Il
s..p-ars shat DEE r. due 20 return 20 The
a..tsrs
p.nua die Wei q. the bst Cor Pltts5urs
-.- year untH Do broke a toe. and was
.,,.,i g. 81; oar most o. The remainder o.
-.. season on the bench. Nor was his field
l.- ls as; az before his injary.
go. sa.l shat Dsniin might become a
-l--rr.- ueNt year. and r he lands such
rin1 Ae may nos return TO the small
lrrer -.aycr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22
ACCEPTS
SUIIOA'S DIFF.
VIII Defend His Title as 1872
Billiard Champion in
Pittsburgh.

Champion William Hoppe has accept
Ell 6eorgr Sutton's challenge to play
Tor the worlds 1872 balk hne crown
held BY The New York star, and the
match. which VIII be OF 500 points. viii
he contested IN New \ Ork aoOut the
middle Of February
Meanwhile sutton is practiclng as
siauously at has Chlcaso room Tor his
match with ora MOInfns star at Litts-
bureh next llOnth, which Will be for
mo 1871 title h,id ON Morni gsta.. sui
TON. whose work in the recent tcUrna-
rneut Al New York was a disAppoint-
luent TO his admirers. has been making
some dig runs and averages IN praS-
tic, since shifting to the more open
1871 game That Morningstar VIII meet
an srpou.ut worthy OF his steel when
tbe two clash iu the smoky CITY, goes
without saHinS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-22

Since Savannah is trying for the
grand prize and the Vanderbilt cup
races in 1914, 1t might not be amiss
to suggest to the Richmond Automobile
Club that Richmond look that iar
ahead and plan for a race meet when
would attract the drivers either Whlie
they are going South or so that they
may break their trip returning 9rtn-
Richmond. as has been suggested be
fore, would make an ideal point at
w hich to break the long jump 1t may
be purely selfish on our part that we
suggest lay-on mere to rest the
weary nerves of the drivers, but selfish
or not a meet of wonderful proper
tions could be pulled off here under
these conditions at greatly reduced
cost 1t is understood that the Sa-.
vannah Automobile Club wants TO.
change the date. of the races from No
vember TO February. all Of which would
be agreeable from this end. Two years
seems a long t.me. but time has habit
Of slipping by. and it is the fellow WHO
starts early who is always abreast or
the procession. This is merely a sug- .
Sestion.