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THE BANK STATEMENT.

Tie pseAlv statement ot the Clearing
House in.titu, ions compares as follows " Ith
ne figures of the pr". ous seck
AVERAGE CONDITION
The sun., 1912-07-07

Eggs-tresh gathered extras. ?:Hdcs',r.:
hrsts. a0,.M:Nsc. Chicago. July The
weakness In grains influenced quite vol
ume of long selling in provisions. Packers
gave some support Ia tho market at times,
bu, their buying Was not on large enough
scale 30 preven, sharp declines all around
and an easy closing. Cash trade quiet
Prices were as folONs
The sun., 1912-07-07
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK 4

Untorpora Iet iHSt
s. r. Cor 9Th Ave. aAA 0tA ST.. New yOek.
IWO.RxIE INTIRlSI .DlN lDEND
SIX MONTHS ENDING JUNE ~. 1913.
on ell sums from IS 10 $500 10 oepos,,ors
TOlR PER CENT. per aneum. 90 20 much Of
every Acccun As shall not exceed 81 0D and 81 The
rate OF THRrF and ONE.HALF PER GEM.
per annurn much Of every acocunt - shsll
exceed 81 .JR payable on ana a!teI ~ Ll lS.lei1
Depostts made on or hefcrr JULY 10. will
draw interrst frso JCLtl.
JAMES SttNl-AN President.
CHAki.Es'M BUTCHER, Treasurer.
FRtSClS EACoN. JE s.c-..,-,,
r. CGpTN EEiSO'N
The sun., 1912-07-07
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK

ss AND % sowrRY. COR CANAL ST
IosTH SENl.ANNCAI. DIVIDEND.
The trustees have ordered inie-es; Al the rate Of
THREE AND ONE.HAl.F 49,, FER CENT.
re-. srrurr 70 ec raid 10 deposl'ors on and After
Jul, 18th on all sums % eS and w 10 $1,000
which hAyv remained On dc post for the hre< OF
SIX months enainG dune 3Oth. tSlx. ~ aecory..
sncc with thc ty-laws and rules Of The bank
Money deposited on or before July 1Osh will
craw interest from Jlly lst.
HENRY HASLER, PrssidenI
HENRY SiYlrR. Secretary
FMfL 4 NtSrR. Assistant Secretary.
The sun., 1912-07-07
PUBLIC NOTlCEa.
NOTICE To INVESTORS.

NOTICE TO INVESTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the uadertgeed
sili sell U the hiehe:. bidder ssessios e.s Per
Erie County. New York. Of ths sgeIessA Isr
vaue OF ~ 0oO0 90, 81 ten clock y We foseaccc.
me s.!h Day q july ,eti Z. :es I, ohs. q ,ls
bids Tor said bonds Of Any poriioa thereof up TO
sad ., ssn Tine et syeh eSls A..
nomination Of 81 mo sscS and thirty bonds of
the denosniAs uon q 80 oo each An 49,
p.,d Annually on The nrst day q April
rhe rowa Of chees,owaga, WIN 2 la'H -,
scssed ,aiuA ton and contiguous 10 the C'N 81
Ruraio, is behind these oonds,
The righ, Is reserved TO reject any shd sh ! us
anu sNs sG, ,..o,5ls..iy
For fnr,k~r Information OF the suem'sse. OF
hids address INANn y. l..
Superlsor ~ me Town oI Coe<ss0~sSe' SWsW
New York.
The sun., 1912-07-07
Union Dime Savings Bank
4Oth Street and 9Th Avenue

An Interest Dividend int;h consecutive
ha> been declared a. tae rate ~
Three aud One-hsN Per Cent. PEI Annun-
Credited July ist. iS.: and payable
or or after Thursday. Juiy 10. lai2. al
SUMS enuten thereto under The Bylaws
Money Deposited On or before July 10. ipI:, draws
interest from July isi. 1914.
ALIEN ". kINNtN. President
FRANCIS ~ lsAkE. Treasurer.
WILLIAM q ROSS. secretary.
The sun., 1912-07-07
MARINE INTElIIGENcE.

Arr,vea-SATCRDAv.J July q
Sc Cedric. liverpool Juee -
ga LArnNAsas. Galveston. June "a
81 RI hundo, Galveston. June ~
So lkafia. Caeafu c6oA. June -
SIS NarfAeanseit, london. June -.
~ Apache, JsckscN viile. July
:. OnondarA JACK sonvilir. iuiy :.
- ANN !1ka, Cherhcurg, June "a
Ss Munrue. Norfolk, yuiy s.
81 Cowrte. CArdi6. June 1i,
The sun., 1912-07-07
Rarh ~ New \ otA
Bans o. Manhattan
Mechanics National

The state Banking Department gives the
condition of the State banks and trust COM
panles not reporting 70 the Clearing House
The sun., 1912-07-07

Buyers os wheat were Chaplin 4 Co.
Logan 4 Bryan. Harris. Winthrop 4 Co,
ShearNop HAmmu 4 Co. Armour Grain
COMPANY and O'Brien. Among the sellers
wer~ kinc Farnum. le land. Ackerman.
Iindman. Heilnan. Barrett and lAmson
Iamson sold oats
Car-inc,on y II The frat hail damage
o. the season in Foster county came With
heavy rain on TUESDAY. Joe ~hiAe',
George Carroll. y / Holcomb and Others
living ncrth.as, os town report dam
axe but no accurate es innate Of the damage
has been made. Only small srea vas
harmed and the hail kept mp but a few min
ute.
Mnneapolis-Cash market little easier.
one Northern to?'s cents over July. De
inand aot so keen The unsettled week
wheat market has shut on nour demand
for the rrcseni. iobbers waiting for mar
ke' 20 steady
were be,ter rhere vas u twenty hour
rain within the last week and the outlook ia
IN. oats sr~ abcu, a foot hikh. whes,
ten in,ha. Com seventeen inches and
rax about nine inche. Winter rye has also
been grown ny the farmers this wear In
large quantities
Grand Torks-it rained from the southe m
boundary Of Urand Forks county east 10
Enc RADIO and north TO a point near Marvel.
in northern and western Walsh county.
! southern and western renbina and south
era nd eastern Cavalier. western and north
eastern part OF county, Minnesota aud
southern and central Marshall county q.
Minnesota
iiour vas ouie, and easier. srrins. clears,
- iOaG25 patents. - SnGc ?5. kansa~
s,ra,shts. SljaS.:S: Rye -four, - "'s'
The sun., 1912-07-07

The appen ded table gives the percentage
Of cash reserves to deposits OF the more
prominent banks and trust companies
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!Ncdo NNT Ws-'''9 Va VI" VIZ
Corn
Ean Ci'ySevi eSl.A. sSAs eS 49, va
ST LoiiS SEPT. 6S's ca ~N ~N ~
The grain movement was A. follows;
New lors
-Four Whea, Corn oats rye. Bstiey
pectt:ts sJp isum tpN is@O
Sh,pn u :% loon 500
Erceip,s Nm inNn 80 0p ?.S On a.Uu
Exports i.op :sOU &.s.oO "a. pO 500 ? apn
Tho Northwestern wheat receipts were
as fo.lowe:
>esteI. Last ok. isii tle
pul1ih ,cArs N Y
Minneapolis io7 ioi lS lis
To,aa i3 ,0 10, i.s
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amounts due from re-
serve depositartes and
from other banks and
trust companies In
New York city. ,.., D.. SIS, ,seS 10 lnr 1854 100
Reserve on depOsfS.... W,S7o,7o0 Inc sac 10O
PercenMge OF reserve. ~.
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Spot cotton here was - FONTS hicher.
st ls g for middlins urlards Southern
spot markets generally 81. To- /. higher
Ga,,' n. i:i. New orleans, ga. es-
Narnst IL? Houston let. Memphis.
iI2S Augusta. l.hs
Receipts ana stocks a, leai.rs points.
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Montgomery. Ala. wired 'Weather con-
itlor- uur,ng IN" week Asve been unfsvora-
ri" op lnS TO too much ram. showers nearly
every day Need warm. dry weather for
~" n.Ni two or three weeks TO keep the
crop IN good condition
BrGds'rests report On Alabama zone
county reports ~" boil we"vil. while IN the
ns yori,y of middle and southern tlahama
counties the caterpillar has sppearcd Con-
siderabl. damag" has ALREADY been done
Tuscaloosa. Ala. wired Rode through
thirty m.ies OF crop to-day. Find acreage
reduced about 20 per cent, some cotton
knee high. some about inches high. Crop
averages at least three weeks late Find
lots Of grass appearing account continuous
showers every dav for the last two weeks.
ago
The sun., 1912-07-07

Leading buyers Aartporn. Bartlett
Hoyce. McC.hee, Wa'erson Wilson. Pa,
ro't. Leading sellers SchLl. Lehman
wilson. hubbard. Rosenberg. Watkins
NcElroy.
The sun., 1912-07-07

~tiila'"u receipts
TODAY iAsiweeA Las; yea.
New orleans 80 10 so .s ait
L.v.rpoo! spo, cotton NJ. g-lvt. po,t,s
lower. ~ q SD. for american u'iIlHs on
salas of N,n bales Futures op-r.I apoI,
4. points lower aud closet :. .'"t.'> down
Prices - follows
Open Hcn- ics- clos Psev
igiy-Ausus sM,a - 80. 80
IAN -Ee9 &c To-. 20 co.. g.
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FOR RENT
7O8 18th NV. store
and dwelling. .Sl25.W
800 Md av ne, Tor.
store ...........0 90
1924 18th NV. Tor. b. A. 80
913 4th NV. sto. 5r, bi5. 90
1850 Monroe NV, Sr.
fiat. b ......... 81 80
1850 Monroe NV. Or.
fat. b ..........2S $50
1874 A sc. ar. b.. so
70S + ne, Or. b. .S.5 so
316 & lie. Or. b. ....S. 50
615 Irving NV. Or. b. q. so
35 9th ne, Or, b. .25.5 80
COG 9th sw. Sr. b. .25. 80
33 Fla av NV. Or, b. %. so
233 r ne. Or, b. ...2.00
1906 AZ sw. Or. b. stO20.W
134j 1st NV. Or, be-. 30
Il N y av ne. 6r, b. % so
Gj NJ sw, sfo. Ar. 1000
52l 9TH Rw. 5r. sto. go
249 X NV. Or. b. $50
J22l eth sc. sto. DIV. .22p5o
40 Fla NV NV. or. b. %. 30
I0HN aTINN 90 d
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lis list st. me-. Is rooms and bath. :. $so.oo
1915 18th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath. ). lO.63
2O2S ct. NV. 10 rooms and hath. 49,. $40
1859 10th NV, rooms aud bath. $500. S5.b0
6l9 y. j. ave. NV. 10 rooms and BATH. 1000
1927 Wis ave. n.y.. 10 rooms and BATH. =. 30
zoos n. ]. ave. nv. 8 roons. ......... 1xso
IlO6 .;rd ST. NV. 6 rooms and bath. !. h 40
Is AlaHs. ave. NV, rooms. .....-..... 1l.BO
o. Decatur sf. ne. 4 rooms and bath... 1850
WEAVER BROS, s35 18th 1T. NV.
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FOR RENT-BY DUvAL
1924 18th NV, Sr2b$6S. 90
l4S4 Q, 12r, b. $3.50
3115 l1th, Sr. 2b. 1880
1916 9Th NV. 6r, b. $3.50
738 Harvard, Or. b. ESQ
TO 5th ne, 6r, b. ..2.@
1923 Pa nv ne, Or, BIO. S6
SOS n, Or. b. ...... 1850
FLATS.
1881 Pot av Sc. .17.0
1241 D ne, Or, b...l6.50
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l. ECO.. TO llth ST.N.W.
122 llth. store. %. 30
COLORED TENANTS.
1927 23d, Or, b. 80
1919 4th. Or. b. ...3.1J
400 Ny av NV. 6r. b25. 90
3D. Cd. Or. b. .3.50
1229 Linden. Or, b.0.5O
40 1st sc, Or. W. 1875
2424 18th NV, 90
1910 9th Sc. Or. b. l4.5O
.11j0 Bladens'g I'd. 10. 90
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FOR RENT-BY b. =. .
TIT S.a nw.9r. b. $3.50
1909 O nw, Tor. b. -. 70
1852 Willard, 8r. 2b40. 80
I'LL 18th nv. l2r. b6S.eS
1l0G 9th NV, l1r.b.3o.M
lis L NV, Sr, b. $3.50
1907 Corcoran NV. d.,
u .......--.....0x.cy
800 y e av sc, ST.. b:,O. 90
8 I NV. l0r, b. 5000
BIS G he, Ir, b. ..29.b0
81 X ne. Tor. b. %. 90
GIT Kenyon nv Or. BIZ. SO
1905 NJ ay NV, 6r. b21 50
80 r NV. Or. b. ~ 50
1925 ) nv, Sr. b. $50
1915 s NV. Or, 1850
u @ NV. Sr. b. ..3.M
1924 Ore av, Or, b.3.6e
9lS Ga Nv. Or. b. $50
1874 Sd NV. Or, b.A.W
200 Harvard. 6r. b. -. so
0O6 Sea ton ne. Or. 50.00
41 = NV. Or. b. ..2.5o
424 Fla av nw.1r, b22.5o
1905 Marion NV, IT,
b .............ASO
1891 Ga av nv, 6r. b20..i0
407 18th ne, Or. b. 20. 30
2S1S NJ NV. Or. w.:0.So
1886 Emerson ne.
Or. b. ...........2 1000
2220 7th NV. store,
8r. w..........-0.0
1896 N c av,6r.b.l0.8o
SIC r nw.2r. Cd O. $500
$50 8 NV. Ct. b. .17.M
BIS LIST se, Or, W. 1859
TIC B I Nv nw.7r. w10.60
1870 Nd Az ne. Or, VIA -
6S3 10th ne. 6r. b. 1890
1914 ] ne. 6r, ". $50
BIO 9Th ne. Or. w.l1.l0
l422 X %. Or. b. 1850
1924 llth se. Or. Wi 1910
1893 Sd sc. Sr. W. $50
COLORED TENANTa.
30 r nv, Or, b. .32oo
1920 9TH nv. ar n. N. "a
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AGENTS wanted in every town and city; new
waterpower massage machine; low priced,
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the moneymakers; big surprise awaits yon.
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Ohio.
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912 F ne. Or, b. 1000
G22S 11th NV, store
room ...--.... @.W
1443 A Sc, IL. d. 1850
1443ls A se. Arb. a. 17.0
$40 q sw. Or. 1890
40 eth sw, 4r. b. .l7.0
1923 G ne, Or. b.. ..15.D
T03 18th ne. Or. ..13.J0
COB L ne, Ar. d, b. $3.50
.iJ2 9th sw, 5r. 1000
IA n Sc. Or. .....12.0
32c5 Prout Sc. 5r. 1880
:.2l1 MINI Sc. Or. 100
61S III sw. Sr. ....11.J0
COLORED.
047 S NV. Tor, b. 5000
913 4th NV ,5r. sto. .:3J. 90
9O6 MI av NV, ar, b26. 80
66 NJ sw. Ar. st0. 10. 90
2Os l. sw, Or, b. 1850
2262 Sth NV, 5r. .lG.W
800 y NV. storm. -. 90
14l6 I'd NV. Or. 400
1874 r sw. Jr. .....14.00
1l13 It'll SO. Sr. .12.J0
351 Van sw. Ar. 1000
nc.l, 104 18th at. NV.
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1871 New 10
14B6 RI av nv. 10. h15.00 I
1G29 N'ton NV. 10. b35. 10 |
1881 L NV, Tor. %. .45. 90
1905 Gard NV. 10. b4O. 80 |
1411 10th NV. Or. b. 1850 |
isis nth NV. ~. b. $40 /,
036 + NV. Or. b. 1910 |
624 B sw, Sr. b. 10. 20 |
1907 q ne. 1Or. b. .3.M |
Gil 14th ne. Or. b. 3. 30 |
1896 Vt av NV. ar. b2.O |
llN Morse ne. Or, b. 2.J0 |
as r NV. Or. b. 1000 |
So Fenton ne. Or. 1850 !
FLA
1899 NJ nv NV, Or, b27 I'D
61lE PIX rd NV. o. bM. 30 !
2J12 18th NV. 5r, b. 1910
STOl
2i1O 14th NV. sto. 1910
H.
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l Iowa circle. l5r
and b. .$150.W
1906 RI av, 15r,2b. 1900
Ills r l av, l3r, b.65.0O
1864 Kenyon st, 11r
and bath $500. $3.50
1902 Col I'd, Or, = b,
steam heat. As. SO
1412 Belmont st. Or.
tiled b. 40. 90
81 N Y av. Or &b.37.50
l404 Belmont, Or. BIS. 20
1888 Willard st.
8r and b ...... 30. 80
GOT Fla av ne. 6r. b. 81. 50
1919 31st. Or. b. %. &c
1868 18th nv, Or. 20
All Kan aver, b. 80. 81
PIG G NV, Sr. b. -. 30. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern building.
sol 18th street my.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.


, l6 9th st sc, Or, b. 80. 90
304S N NV, Or. b.3O.OO
500 I'd. Or. b. y. so
1923 Sth, Or. b. $3.50
432 Manor ri, Or, b. 81. so
54S Col I'd. Sr and b.
steam ..........@.0
80 Sth ne. Or, b..2.JO
53l Tenn av ne, Or. BIO. 30
5404 9th. Or, b. .2O.60
1904 A sc, Or, b. :. 6.50
21S Chester. Or. ..ls.50
G33 b ne. Or. b. 1880
1921 X sc. jr e. b.13.50
612 Morton. 6r.s.w12.6O
1920 Alton ct, Ar.
s and W. TO-
4 Ready ct, Ar, s
and ~ 1 I'M
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FOR RNNT-BY GEO.
SOS G. llr. b.. $50. 20
TT Goth NV. Of. g
l22 18th ne, 5r. b.52.6 80
90 Webster, 81. b.10.ee
l8l7 Ga Nv, 6r.b. n. -
1877 22d. Or, b. 30
716 22d nv. 81. b. %. %
S22 8 q ~ sc, Or, b. -
2207 III NV. Or. b. .3.W
S13 Dth. 5r. W. 1850
32A5 0 NV, 6r, w.16.S0
S320 ] NV. Or. ..19.W
1929 e &c. 5r. ". 1900
SO n Sc, Or. w....W.50
1916 L se. 81. 1850
Octayia. 3r. D.. .A.30
A number Of houses 6oQ
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FOR RENT-6SO 18th Me-; ALL MODERN I'M
movements: one months rent free: S22.5O.
- FLOYD Z. DAVIS, eth < T. s.w.
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prk ave. NV.
Go I nv. llr. 2b. 80. so
1881 N'ton 10. b4S.60
llOI 10th nv. lob 1850
1907 Gard nv. 10. b42.0O
1887 Vt av nv. Or, 30. 90
FOG f nv. ar. b. . e. SO
go b sw. Or, b. .0.0
go n ew, sr. b. =. $3.50
III Tenn az ne. =, bT 80
GO l ne. ar. b. .. .21.O
322 ID %. sr......21.@
40 10th ee, Or. b.. 1850
80 Decatur ne. 6r. 1850
! obs 14th ne. 0r.-..l4.0
ATH.
4 1884 NJ nv NV Or. be. 80
81 Todd pl ne. 5r. b. 100
So Porter ne. Or, b. ..i8.50
RES.
l4Ol 9Th nw.sto. dw.3s.5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-10

AUL CO., It'll & L NV.
1713 4th NV, or, b. 1880
II Fla Nv NV. Sr. b. 1880
1900 ia av nv, Or, bis. 80
Ills G ne, II. b. .14.O0
OFT 10th ne. If. ..12.@
1902 eth NV, 4r,w.12.5O
1868 81st NV, 2. = 4
4 d..............N.0o
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

bath: southern back porch; cellar and yard:
cool and pleasant in summer: overlooks Rock
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IL! CO, 7th . L NV.

ACL CO., TIN i L UsWs
200 Ga Az nv, stcrs.
~: \ NV, sto, dat. S 3. q,
622 s NV. CT. W. 800
$50 oath nw, Or. b. "a. q,
41S r NV, Or. b. -. So
23ll E NV, Or, b.2I.50
20 o nv. 4r, b. %. 50
40S L NV. Sr. ". $3.50
ZOOS K nv. Or, b. 90. %
2026 Ga av,sto, a.. 20. ID
2al9 II NV. 4r. b. II. 80
1920 9Th NV, Or. w.l6.5O
1888 r ne. Or. w..l5.D
221eWater nv, &c. via. 90
iol Corn. Ivy Cityle. 90
1912 Goth NV. 6r, Wl3...fs
2267 9th NV .5r, w.16.30
1910 10th NV. 5r. w.l5.:n
70S Barry nw,Sr.wl4.0
1913 U nw. Or. w..12.60
1923 " NV. .12.M
2022 ia Nv nw.6r.wl:.b,
2040 Ga Az NV. ...12.50
2S2lWsfer nw,6r. wl1.50
% Decatur ne, Or. wi2.00
c130 y Y ay, ir.w. 10. 80
20aS Gales ne. 6r. wl0.6
EOS Gordon Nv ne.
Or. ". .1O.Uv
% Madison al. .Wle.0o
SD 4 r ne. 6r. ~. 10. 90
STORES.
1910 eth nw.....lo9. -
$40 Pa av NV. 4<tory
bldg ......... .1m.1S
1928 1th nv. sto. Or. bf6.0
1885 7th NV. .... .AO
$3.50 Ga Nv Nv, store.
II, b. .......-..O.0o
40 Fla ~ Nv,
Nv b fusnisAe6. .. -
1884, IN nv. SO
900 O. ~.
700 3 NV. R.00
l24lh eth nv. ..N0o
20S4 Ga Nv. ner0
store. H.VO
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FOR RENT-BY B. b. {
Lafayette. 1907 7th
NV. Or, b. 5000
sol r NV. 5r, b. $500
$50 Fla av NV, 5r.
b, h-w h. .24.6
80 Quincy NV, Or. b2S. so
BIB u NV. "a. Or, b.2.60
1916 9Th NV. 5r, b.2.M
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-11
SATI RDAY.

Jim Blair went to westcline this
afternoon for a weeks fishing in Wet
Mountain valley.
Miss Azzie Mermod. daughter OF
Alec d. Mermod. of st. Louis. is a
guest in the W. B. White home.
Mrs Walter Richards and little
daughter have returned from a months
visit with relatives in Missouri.
Guy. U. Hardy has gone over 10
Steamboat Springs to attend the sum-
mes meeting of the Colorado Editorial
Association. He will be al home We'd
nesday. @
Miss Alice and Master Lawrence
White have returned TO their home IN
South Canon after spending several
weeks on the Sweitzer ranch In east
ern Colorado. rsa =
Mrs. W. b. White returned from (.
two months visit in the east. Mrs.
White was accompanied home by Miss
Azzie Mermod of st. Louis. who viii
spend the summer In Canon.
Clayton Ellis was among the many
Victories who took advantage of the
holiday travel down to the valley
on the Fourth Of July TO spend the
day visiting friends residing in the
vicinity OF Canon city.-Cripple Creek
Times.
4 party Of pleasure seekers. includ-
ing the Misses Alta Campbell and
Gladys Van Tilborg. Thomas Walsh
and Jack Flanagan, took the F. and C.
c. yesterday morning bound for Cam
on City to spend the day picnicking
and making the famous drive over the
Skyline boulevard Cripple Creek
Times.
Karl Kober. who is engaged In the
practice OF law at sumas. washing gton.
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Kober Sr. He was accompanied by
his son. who was afforded an opportun-

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his son. who was Afforded an opportun-
i;y by the trip here TO renew many
OF his old companionships.
The Colorado Elks' special passed
through Canon City over the Denver
& Rio Grande road Friday night and
took on several members OF the order
who will make the trip to Portland.
Oregon. The train Is one OF the finest
specials ever run by the Denver &
Rio Grande company. The conyen-
ton begins next Monday and the train
will arrive there in time for the morn
Schweigert. Jas. A. Stump, J. T.
Thomas and Emory Lindenberger are
among the Canon City people who
will make the Portland trip.
Fred Eusey. the veteran Denver &
Rio Grande engineer. viii leave short
ly on his annual vacation. Mr.. Eusey
who for a good many years has pulled
train No. 9 out OF Canon City to Pu-
eblo in the morning and returned In
the evening. in point OF service is one
of the oldest railroad men In Colora-
do He viii spend his vacation outing
this year renewing old acquainiances
in indianapolis. Indiana. where he re-
sided for a number OF years. and. per-
haps. will make a short run down to
New York. Boston. Philadelphia and
Washington.
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Alice will make here home with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur E. Hubbel on Lin
coin Park, while Agnes will live with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Egbers on Pike
avenue. They are both fine. well bred
young girls. and are fortunate in find
ing such good homes.
Mr.. and Mrs II. p. Stommel and
children, Herman and Louise, of 51s
Pike avenue went to Pueblo on We'd
nesday to spend the Fourth, and. in
cidentally. to visit relatives and
friends for few days. They expect
to return home Saturday afternoon.
There was unloaded in the freight
yards here a few DAYS ago a car load
of apple box material for the Fruit
mere ranch, which was among the
first consignments of the kind to be
received here this summer. There
was material in the shipment for six
thousand, five hundred boxes Thurs
day morning tho Fruitmere ranch
supplied a rose for each of the Off
GERS and enlisted men of the three
batteries of the Fourth artillery. near
ly six hundred in all. to be worn as a
boutonnIere in honor of Independence
day
Edwin p. Weston has received an
honorable discharge from the navy
and returned home Wednesday after
an absence of five years. This was
his second term in the. service. For
the past two years he has been on the
L. S. S. Tennessee which spent last
winter in Portsmouth navy yard and
in the last two months has been sta
toned at Philadelphia.
The prisoners in the penitentlary,
no less than the more favored portion
OF mankind outside Its walls, were af-
forded an opportunity on Thursday
of celebrating tho Fodrth OF July The
convicts were all given a holiday and
were allowed the freedom OF the pris-
on grounds for recreation. An open
air concert was given for their en-
joyment by the penltentiary band for
a couple of hours both in the morning
and afternoon An unusually good
dinner was a feature OF the day.
Mr.. Ed C Wills of Victor spent the
Fourth in Canon City.
Rev. and Mrs. Burgess are the par
ents Of a handsome baby daughter.
born to them in Berlin. Germany. CT
June twentieth.
The regular meeting of Z. s Grant
Circle. Ladies OF the G. A. r.. will be
held at shaeffer hall at o'clock to
morrow afternoon. All members who
can do SO are requested to be present
Mrs. c. G. Rommel will leave next
Monday for a couple OF months to-
journ in the east. Her trip will in
clude visits to New York. Boston. the
White mountains and New Brunswick,
Canada.