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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
IS YOUR BABY TEETHING?

No fallacy is more strongly in
trenched among doctors OF the old
school and the public in general than
the idea that the process OF denti-
ton may be and usually is associated
with constitutional disorders carrying
In severity from an elIminative rash
to genuine cholera infantum. Coming
down the years unchallenged and
with undiminished popularity, its age
alone entities the claim to respectful
consideration.
AS matter Of fact. It is known that
teething in normal babies is a simple
physiologic phenomenon. as natural
and as free from deleterious effects
as the growth of the hair or nails.
The French. with characteristic
acumen, have embodied this view In
the axiom "teething produces nothing
but teeth"
In healthy infants We may some
times note during dentition slight
rise of temperature. with restlessness.
loss of sleep and general irritability.
Occasionally delicate baby. with an
unstable nervous equilibrium. or one
showing signs OF ricketts,. may suffer
a convulsion through reflex irritation,
but these cases are so rare and relief
follows so Immediately the eruption
of the teeth. that the general rule
with respect to the innocuousness of
the process is not weakened.
When. therefore. you are tempted
to attribute an acute attack Of lndl-
gestion. whether gastric or intestinal.
to this source. or when some one en-
deavors to make light OF your fears
while baby is writhing in the agonies
of toxaemia. dismiss the idea of teeth
ing and look for some more potent
cause in the childs diet.
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DELIGHTFULLY."- ENTER
TANNED ON F0URMIlE :
THURSDAY EVENInG

Miss Mae Rittenhouse and the men,
bers Of her orchestra were guests %
honor at a very pleasant social gath
ering at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. A.
]. Reed on Four Nile Thursday even
ing. The games played were sugges-
tive OF the musical" idea. as did also
the decorations. The dining room was
prettily decorated with festoons OF
pink and white flowers and numerous
boquets OF roses added to the effect
The arrangement OF the tables rep
resented 4 mandolin in general out
line and the place cards were In the
form OF musical instruments. The
dainty refreshments served by the
hostess carried out the pink and white
color scheme The anair was a most
enjoyable one for all present
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
sENI-NoNTHLY MEETING OF
W. II. G. HELD WEDNESDAY

The semi-monthly meeting of Green
wood Corps No. 20. W. II. c. was held
Wednesday at shaefer hall with the
president. Lottie E Morgan. in the
chair.
According to national orders. every
patriotic day is to be celebrated at the
regular meeting which comes near
est to the date upon which the day
falls.
At the next regular meeting. July
10. Independence Day viii be obsorv-
ed. \ ten cent social will be held.
a patriotic program given and re-
freshments served. All old soldiers
and their friends are invited to be
present and others who desire to at
tend.
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RIVER DECISION COM
M0k SEkSE VICTORY
(By Walter Lawson wilder)

tBy walter Lawson Wilder-)
Denver. June 2s.-Leaving aside the
legal technicalities involved. Judge
wilkins decision in the Arkansas riv-
er pollution case was a victory for
justice and common sense. II was. Of
course. entirely possible that through
an oversight or because OF the diff
ference between pioneer conditions
and those now prevailing in the Ar
kansas valley, a constitutional or le-
gal obstacle had become established
which prevented the water users OF
that valley from maintaining their
source OF waaer supply from the river
source OF water supply fro mthe river.
Upon the face OF the matter It ap-
pears ineonceivable that the right of
a half dozen cities and Of four or more
counties to their best source Of water
for domestic use should be held sub
ordinate to that OF a mining company
which. even under most favorable cir
cumstances. could secure a financial
profit that is inconsiderable when
compared with the benefits to be
gained for the people OF the valley in
protecting their water supply.
Whatever may have been the condi-
tons in the pioneer days. and how
ever important the mining industry
may be to the state at the present
time. the right of use of clear and
pure water for domestic purposes
ought always TO come first as a mat
ter Of public policy. and If the laws
are found to be such that they in
terfere with this preference the laws
ought to be amended as promptly as
possible.
Judge wilkins decision will have
to run the gauntlet of the higher
courts and It is possible that the mat
ter will go to the supreme court Of
the United States for its final determ-
ination. But the decision Is at least
a step in the right direction. and II af-
fords a solid ground for the hope that
the final settlement viii be in accord
ance with the equities inyolved.-Pn-
eblo Star-Jorunal
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LEAF ROLLER TREATMENT

With conlmendable zeal the fruit
growers are bestirring themselves for
the determination Of the roller plague
At present some are burning oil and
catching the moth in a water recep-
tacle. have tried the fame trap and
found It OF little use. know others
who have had no better success.
There are nights when they fly very
little and the flame attracts only fer
a short distance. Some have caught
100 to a vessel. even that is too In
finitesmally small number to create
any hope. After my experience last
year shall not waste time and mon
ey in a make belief that am doing
good by burning oil.
shall reserve my Efforts till next
March and spray thoroughly with
scalecide while the trees are dormant
and Just before the egg scales have
hatched. | know this treatment will
prevent the Matching and would 6c
glad to show any one this spring
and have them examine the unmatched
egg scales remaining on such trees
and contrast the tree sprayer with
scalecide with those not so treated
am sure we can master the situa-
tion next year.
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SALl9A NATIONAL BANKS
WILL CONSOLIDATE JULY

The First National and the Mer-
chants National banks Of salida have
completed arrangements for a eonsoli-
datioR on July !. The new bank will
be known as the First National bank
OF sAIida-
After the consolidation the new
bank viii organize with a capital OF
sleo.000. The total deposits will
amount to about s550.ooo.
The First National hank Of saliIa
is tenth In place on the roll OF hon
or" OF the national banks Of COLORADO.
1t is the oldes, bank In chanee eouu-
ty and is one OF the strongest Insiliu-
tons in a town OF the size OF Sallda
in the country. The Merchants M
tionai bank was a fourishing lnsu-
tuition.
On the consolidation ]. ]. MeKenna,
president. and ID. II. Craig, cashier "
the Merchants bank. will retire The
business will be conducted by the
present officers OF the First National.
who are as follows; ]. C. Hollenbeck
and V. c. Davenport. vice presidents.
II. Preston. cashier: F. c. Woody and
W C. Myers. assistant cashiers
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MRS. W. Y. JENKINS
APPRISED OF DEATH
CT HER BROTHER

Early in April Mrs. W. Y. Jenkins
of ga Pike avenue was called to Dom
Nelson. Illinois. on account OF the
serious illness of her brother, Joseph
II. Boone. whose condition was such
as to leave very little hope of his re-
covery. Soon after her arrival at
Donnellson. however, he rallied and
finally regained sufficient strength to
enable him to direct the work on the
farm where he lived. Mrs. Jenkins re-
mained with the family until the first
OF June when she returned to Canon
City. A day or two ago she received
word that Mr.. Boone was the victim
of an accident last Tuesday from the
effects OF which he died short time
later. 1t seems that Mr. Boone and
his sons were at work In the field
saving down a tree and that It fell
in different direction from what had
been expected and caught the un-
fortunate man before he could get
out of the way. One OF his legs was
crushed so badly as to require am
putation at the knee. During the op-
Grafton the surgeon noted that the
bone above the knee had been split
and 1t bacame necessary to perform
second amputation near the hip
joint The shock was too great for
Mr.. Boone in his weakened and emac-
lated condition and at 1880 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon he died as a
result of his injuries. leaving a wife
and ten children. as we'll as a host
of friends TO mourn his demise.
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BRIDE AND GROOM
MAKE GORGE TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs Rex d. Yeager OF DEN
yer who we're married yesterday In
salida stopped on In Canon today and
were taken TO the top OF the Gorge
and over the Skyline this afternoon
b. Mr.. Frank Thomas. Mrs. Yeager
until yesterday was Miss Ruth
Churchill. n popular young lady oi
salida. Al one time she was a stnd-
eni at Mt. st. scholastica's academy
in this city. Mr. Yeager is an I'M
dertaker In Denver.
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AWARDED $1,000 DAMAGES
AGAINST CITY OF VICTOR

Cripple Greek. June 2S.-william
CARRIERS of Goldheld was awarded
$4,000 damages against the city q
Victor by a jury In the district court
yesterday afternoon. He sought set.-
900 for alleged injuries sustained whe
o0o for alleged injuries sustained
when he fell over an iron plate in the
sidewalk on Victor street, February
I. 1911 The city gave notice OF ap-
peal.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
HEAVY FREEZE Is RECORD
ED AT MEEkER

Meeker. Colo. June ss.-Frost IN
midsummer is somewhat unusual fo,'
almost any section OF the state. but
for Meeker. since 1t Is not supposed
10 be located quite in the Arctic
zone. It is decidedly unusual Last
night vegetation was damaged TO a
considerable extent by heavy
freeze. The ice was nearly a half
inch thick. The old-timers Of the val
ley cannot remember. so they assert.
OF similar occurrence at this time OF
year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04

Mrs. Emily I. Fowler OF the Mail.
is enjoying visit from her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. Of Canon City,
and her daughter. Miss n. Elizabeth
Fowler. who has been attending the
Mt. ST. scholastica's academy at Cam
on City the past term. The two ar
rived on No. Monday afternoon and
viii spend the summer here.--saiida
Record.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Mayheld, an
route home to Seattle from two
years residence in Washington. II c.
stopped on here on Thursday for a
brief visit with Deputy County Clerk
II. J, Craig and wife ana other
friends. Mr.. Mayiieid holds clerical
position in the War department IN
Washington and is on his way to the
northwest on furlough to look after
some property interests in Seattle.
where he resided for many years be-
fore going to tho national capital
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
MAKE new
RECORD FOR
new ROAD

Frank l. tPeanEu Bunten. driver.
and A. d. Mack McGown, mechanl-
clan. broke the record this morning
from Colorado Springs to Canon City.
making the 4s miles in one hour and
25 minutes. in the Ford "SkeeteF." I"
okned by The Bunten Automobile
Company. They started from Colora-
do Springs at four O'Clock a. m.
promptly. and arrived in Canon City
few seconds before 5:25 O'Clock a
m. They counted time from the cor
ner of Pixies Peak and Nevada avenue
in the Springs to the corner Of Firth
and Main streets in Canon City.
Mr.. A. W. Henderson. secretary OF
the Colorado Springs Automobile
club. started the speed demons. and
recorded the time. The time OF arriy-
al here was also recorded. The pre-
vious record was made by Lou sartor
Of Denver In hour and forty-five
minutes.
4 pilot car from the Florence Au-
iornobiie company cleared the road Of
traffic for most Of the distance. Mr
Bunten stated that the roads were
in very poor condition for a race
against time and he was confident
that he could have lowered the time
under more favorable conditions.
For the greater part OF the distance
the road climbs up and down hills
and follows In and out around hish
promontories and for that reason fast
time is reduced TO a minimum.
The time by Bunten and McGown
stands a. the record over the new
road which Is to be dedicated about
the tenth Of July. The Ford has set
a pace that Will stand for sometime
before :; is overcome by car q
equal or even greater power and
speed
About two years ago a Ford car
won the New York TO Seattle race for
cars OF any make. power. and speed.
This record still stands.
The time established this morning by
Mr.. Buntsn places the Ford again In
the limeiight as a speed vehicle.
Sixty miles an hour was attained
several times during the race. cs-
peclaliy for the FIRST ten miles out u
the Springs and the lac, four miles
into Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04

An increasing number OF people re-
post regularly OF the satisfactory re-
suits from taking Foley Kidney Pills
and commend their healing and enra-
tive qualities. Foley Kidney Pills ara
carefully prepared medicine. guar
anteed TO contain no harmful or habit
forming drugs. They can have only
a beneficial effect when used for Kid
ney ana bladder troubles. Never sold
in bulk. Put up in two sizes. in seal
ed bottles The genuine always In a
yellow packase.-For Sale at Corner
Drug Store.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04
COL0R0DA BAPlISTS
TO MEET At CAS-
CA0E NEXT MONTH

Arrangements are being made fJr
the annual meeting of the Colora 10
Baptist summer assembly, which VIII
be held at Cascade. beginning July
nineteenth.
Minister Of prominence from all
parts of the state will be in attend
ance. as well as number from other
states. The musical part Of the as
sembiy will be in charge OF DR.. E. 7.
Sassell. author OF the hymn. "The
Kings Business"
The list Of speakers includes the
Rev. Samuel Garvin, pastor First
Presbyterian church, Colorado
Springs; the Rev. J. H. Spencer. pas
tor First baptist church. Colorado
Springs; the Rev. T. p. Stafford, Can
on City; the Rev. VI. p. Hunt. Fort
Collins; the Rev. A. A. Shaw. CIeve-
land. o.; The Rev Kerr. Boyce Tup-
per. D. D. IL D., Philadelphia; the
Rev. o. J White. Boston: the Rev. P.
W. crannell. president Kansas City
Baptist theological seminary.
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In these days OF high cost of

IN tneee oayh oi Hbh SosN u 'f'" -
a medicine that gets a man up out Of
he'd and able to work In few days rs
a safe and valuable remedy. John
Heath. Michigan Bar. Cal, says; Il
had kidney and bladder trouble for
nearly six years. and was confined 80
my bed. unable TO turn without help.
Soon after commenced using Foley
Kidney Pills and was relieved at
once" His example Is worth follow
Ing. Foley Kidney pills viii do for
others Just as much MS they have donc
for John Heath. Try them. For sale
Mt Corner Drug Store.
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WANTS TO FIND
HER TWO BOYS
Randsburg. Calf
June IS. 1912

To the Leading Newspaper:
Editor. Dear Sir:
Please help me find my boys. Their
names are Charles L. Martin. aged %
years. and J. Sterling Martin. aged 10
years. When they were and 5 years
old / was compelled to leave them.
Since then I have not heard from
them. / heard through my sister that
about a year ago two young men by
the same name and age as my boys
we're picked up at Canon City and
held on suspicion. but as they gave a
good account Of themselves they were
let 90. Now, if you will please help
me. through your newspaper. it will
be a favor for which / viii be very
grateful.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04

Warden lyman stopped in Pueblo
Friday afternoon en- route TO Canon
City from Las Animas. where he at
tended the wedding OF his wife's sis
ter.-Pueblo star-Journai.
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Miss Minerva Mcmillan. sister OF
Mrs. r. G. Craig. returned on wednes-
day TO her home ut swanwick. Illinois.
. after visiting here for the greater part
OF the past year.
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ALLAN BELL

Mrs. c. C. Patton and two sons re-
turned the first OF the week from a
visit of six weeks in various parts OF
Wisconsin. including waupaca and
Milwaukee.
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Your very truly.

Your very truly.
(Mrs) Charlotte Martin-McClure.
p. o. Box i67. Randsburg. Calf
Kern County.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27
\bout Literature.

You mention the fact that | am
going to send out some literature.
That is fact. / am. / believe tho
people should know as well as pos
sible those upon whom they will be
called To cast their vote. / will say.
in this connection. however, that al
| use will be paid for. and further
that | buy stamps from the United
States post office for the purpose OF
distribution. and do not use the tax
payers money in sending out lltera-
turc with congressional franklins
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27
Read World Want Ads.
VIM. HACKENDORF Is WELL.
QUALIFIED FOR POSITION

and acting superintendent in some
of the largest and best United
States Indian 1ndustrials schools At
present he is the principal of ward
school in Tulsa.
Mr.. Hackendorf is not only a school
man but a broad-minded, practical
citizen as well. He has been brought
in contact with the educators, schools
and citizens Of Indiana, Ohio, Arizona,
Colorado California and he has been
citizen and taxpayer of Tulsa county
for the past six years He Is especial
ly qualified to superintend the rural
schools OF our county as he Is well
posted on rural conditions, and has
done a great deal toward improving
and advancing the poultry and other
live stock interests OF this communi-
ty.
Mr.. lIackendorf believes that our
schools and politics should be COM
pletly separated and II elected ~,
promises the people of Tulsa county
strictly non-partisan administration.
lie also fayors the employment Of
Tulsa county teachers in our schools
thereby encouraging our young peo-
pie to get an education, as well as
Keeping the money at home to build
up our own community. adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27
Deafness on GrAsshoppcis.

Charley Bell, who lives ten miles
southwest of sharon, has dcmonstrat-
ed the fact that there is big money
in raising turkeys says the Sharon
News Mr.. Bell launched out with
his new enterprise early this spring
for the first time the project has
been put to a test in this county. HaV-
ing had experience of the grasshop-
pers damaging his alfalfa last season,
and seeing that this year was going
to be another year for the pest to be
here, he conceived the idea which no
doubt will be permanent enterprise
in Woodward county from now on.
Mr.. Bell had forty hen turkeys at the
beginning of the season this spring.
BY careful attention he increased his
flock of turkeys from only forty tur-
key hens to round eight hundred
grasshopper sCavengors (all turkeys)
by the time the grasshoppers We're
large enough to make good turkey
feed lie soon discovered that he had
considerably more turkeys than no
had grasshoppers to feed them. just
at this critical time his neiehbors
came to his assistance, in profitable
manner to both Mr.. Bell and his
neighbors. lie leased his 500 tur-
keys to his neighbors at nice con-
sideration per acre to catch grass.
hoppers off the adjoining farms for
miles around.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR
THE OFFICE OF COUNTY SUP
ERINTENDENT Is a MAN
OF WIDE EXPERIENCE.

The people of Tulsa county are
fortunate in having such strong
schoolman as William Hackendorf,
candidate for superintendent of pub
lie instruction. Mr.. Hackendorf is q
native Of Indiana, where he complet-
ed the regular high school course.
also a normal course; after which Ie
completed the work Of the College Of
Science at the old historic National
Normal University, located at Leban-
on. Ohio.
He has had an experience in teach
ing that especially fits him for sup
erintendent of schools, as he COM
menced his work of teaching in the
district schools of Indiana from
which he was advanced to principal
OF Il township graded school. He was
then principal for three years of a
high school that has the same rank
as the Tulsa high school. He has also
taugt in mission school, and has
been teacher, assistant principal.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

You recently read a letter from a
poor party to the effect that | refus-
ed TO pay a $40 debt. 1t is needless
to deny that.
However, since you have seen fit
to attempt to lead the people to be
lleve that | do not pay my debts, |
win call attention 10 the fact that
the people with whom | have had
dealings in the past in a business
way and those with whom you have
had business transactions are in pos
session OF the best evidence.
Sometimes men are unable finan-
cially to meet their just obligations.
hut | have always tried to pay
promptly all just debts and il your
record is as clean along that line aa
mine is known to he. the people VIII
soon know it, and they need no en-
lightcnmpnt from me.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27
Taught To Swim Without Water.

School children of Germany are all
taught swimming without the use of
water. II Is claimed that the proper
stroke and motion of the arms ana
legs are more readily acquired In this
manner than in the water as is the
more general way Of teaching swim
ming. The student is suspended by
a wide belt from an overhead rail,
while the feet are attached to pair
Of ropes running over pulleys and ad-
Unstable to the various requirements
The pupils thus suspended arc then
taught how to perform the move
ments of the breats stroke until the
action becomes almost instructive.
The advantage of teaching these
movements in such a way Is that the
pupil is not distracted by the fear Of
a ducking.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

The supreme court at Hamburg.
Germany, has at last decided who
really owns the pearl found in an
oyster. The question has been one
that has caused trouble for sehturies
A young woman eating oysters in
n restaurant found a pearl worth
$500. She naturally claimed the gem.
A young man who had paid for the
girls oysters was gallant enough to
support the girls claim. The rule,
findings keepings" seems to be pc
culiar to no one country.
But the hard-hearted restaurant
keeper also wanted the pearl So he
sued to recover IT, lie claimed that
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-27

You say you stand FOR placing
sugar ON the free list ] don't. I do
not believe in permitting the pro-
ducts of tn West Indies and Homo
lulu. where labor costs by the day.
but twenty cents. to come into direct
competition with the American la
lorCr
There are thousands and tens OF
thousands Of American families in
the Southern States Of this Union
who have struggled for years in rails
ing sugar cane and dew Looping that
product They have role through
all the tortures Of typhoid malaria,
yellow fever. etc. have time ana
again had their farms flooded from
the Mississippi. and I believe in pro-
tecting them with tarin on sugar
| do not believe IN protecting tho
poems of West Indies, and the chin.
csc coolies of Honolulu. TO the sacri-