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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-24
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About the m.dile 81 June ! ioos a
a stray mire nsar ihe Haliwa5 place
on Pueblo rad Ia Gutter county TIE
horse was In had shape. having been
whipped vita wire She r. . or :
years old. gray. shocd all round. brand
horseshoe upside down. Owner can
have same by proving property aai
paszSs for eNrcnsc.
f2mi T.. d. NORRIS.
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held n rally at Howard Mon a. night
There was large attendaace Of peo,
pie from The surrounding country anI
speeches were made by aeyerai Of Tire
party nominees for Office
+ E Thomas. who left here "a week
or ten days ago Tor visit to h.s
boyheod home in western NeR York.
aidrc-eI Tho Dlny Record pos'
card last saturday from New orleans.
la, bearing The following mes se.
Il viii leave Neg orieaas tomaIow
by ssip for New York city An nav
'ne p funy time
THE southwest CT Yesterday. 1'a.s
Is the title OF Lecture 10 be given b.
Prof Jenson OF Colorado Springs re-
fore the "ffiends ia Council" IN ths
dining ro--. OF the Denton ~. lay az
ternoonj The subject treats uaon tie
elm dwellers and tho professor
CANDLES tn subject "a AN ting
and masterful manner al iniereste,:
are invited. a charge of 10 cents VIII
be taken 10 defray expeases
After an absence of ten days !. s
Anderson and wife have returned t,
this city, They were IN Canon CITY
ana that immediate seotiom locking
over The country. They visited friends
While the Andersons started In their
automobile the machine suffered q
break down near Cripple Creek and
they took another car TO complete the
trlp.--crIpple Creek Times
Thomas c. Johnson of this city has
returned from Canon City where he
has been during the summer attending
to work on his fruit ranch. Johnson
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FLORENCE HOTEL MAN DEAD

Florence. Oct 2s.-H. J.. Rice. wha
bull; the Fremont hotel ia this city
and conducted il until few years ago.
died yesterday following brief ils.
ness. iie WAS suffering vita sa't
Stones and had number OF severe at-.
tacks rccoauy. Nj Rice disposea ~
the hotel. which - considered 10 be ,as
Of the hos, equipped in tl,is section Of
the valley, ioer yeita ago. bus vas
ohllged TO take 9, back on a marigasc
,Ascut a year ago. Since iha, time the
place has been closed. The sbsaael
oamc here from Durango abou, ntccn
years ago(vhofe Tor many years As
conducted ihc strcater hotel. It wa
recognized then as one OF The b,st
hotels In the state, His wife died aa-s
about six years ago. lie is survived
by n son In Durango
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TUESDAY

Alr- Royal +. Hooyer OF Denver ar
ziy1s IL Canon cry on Monday e.,
his annual business visit.
Mr.. aud Mrs Truman stockton ire
expected 70 return home this afternoon
from Denver where they were guests
OF friends last week. and. incidcnto.'y.
were participants in the Festival Of
Mountain and Plain.
Mrs Emma wadsworth retaraes
home this noon from Canon City,
where she attended the grand lodge
Of the Odd Fellows and Rebekaas.
Mrs. wadsworth also visited several
wouian's clubs in the central part OF
the state.-Crand Junction Sentinel
Mrs. ]. ". werkhelser. who has beer
here Tor the last few days snperyis'as
tho erection OF monument mariile
the grave OF her daughter in T.akea.1e
cemetery. returned TO her home 10
Denver this morning Mrs. Work
heizer. who. with her husband. form-
erly lived In Canon City. Is well knowa
ioeall Of the older residents Of Tic
community. Mr. werIshelser is at pres-
ent cashier of the First National BAN,
Of s.lysrton.
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MONDAY

Miss May Wilson. OF osceola, Mis-
sourl. is tic s.est OF Mrs Gealse
Grimn on Crmn avenue.
r. s. Fai-aId af TIC Majestic thoa-
tire wen, to Denver this morning for
two or three days business and pleas
ure yip.
Miss Ethel Stone returned sunday
evening from Denver where She has
been the guest OF friends Tor a few
days
Mr. and Mrs J D. wymau have
moved. to oehn,ree resas where 2ir
wyman has position as cashier IN
the First National b5nk at thaf place.
a mYrlaEe license was issued from
tho c'aee ol the county clerk ON SIT
uraay 10 Aiexanier Moscaeito q cnh
C-sek sus Niss May Nsehe,to Of
BroRside,
r. 81 Harding, II. J.. Plnmer and
Dick Knight viii leave tomorrow on a
duck shooting trip TO the lakes In tho
vicinity OF Monat in the San Luis val
ley. Waterfowl are reported to be
abundant IN that locality at present.
President T. VI. Harding of the Can
on City Business Mems association.
Secretary H. s Maddox and chas. r..
McLain went to Pueblo this morning
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WEDNESDAY.

G. r. Tanner and Dr. Stafford are
attending the state convention OF the
Baptist church in Loveland thls week.
DR.. and Mrs Lamb have gobe t,
LoyeIand TO attend the state 6onven-
tion OF the Baptist church. They Will
return Friday evening
The Democratic candidates for ju-
dicial. legislative and county offices
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- iFcr is~-'ifni5t
Cnrd of Thnnk-.

We take This means Of thanking our
many friends and ueiga /. =. who "
heir Kind acts nui words cf Aympa-
Thy assisted % ln our bereavement.
MRS MARY ROsERrs.
THOMAS ROBERTS aad
FAMILY. -
IDRIs ro3ERTs and
FAMiL1
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own fruit ranch "a the Lincoln PARK
district Cripple Creek Tlmes
Robt T. Kerr Of Colorado spriars
Will address the mcmser~ OF the Jane
Addams Climb a; the Denton hotai at
1880 o'clock this evening. Al meui-
bors % tine Progfcssise party are In
stcd TO lo, present
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T. u. Hicks and G. u. Hamman, pop
ular hackmcn whose stand for long
time has been at the corner Of Filth
and Main streets. are both confined< ~
their hSnes this week by ilIncsa s(r.
Hammers condition is such an 10
cause considerable solicisude and un-
easineas on the part Of his friends He
lives on Cooper avenue.
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AROUND THE TOWN
s,rI,Rnly.

The Bethcls drove down to Pueblo
in their car Friday morning and spent
the day visiting friends in the ste Il
ci,y Thoy returned home in the even
ing.
Mrs. W. II. whipple has retarned 20
Tanon City from an interesting Whit
of six weeks or two months duration
with friends on Vancouver islam J,
British Columbia
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Litz OF Sea-
tie. who have been visiting here as the
guests Of the formers brother. l.. ".
Litz. and family. on Lincoln PARK
while on their way to the Pacific
northwest from couple of montha'
tour Of the eastern states. VIII lea.e
for home Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Allen Bell. teacher OF the Blbir
class at the First Presbyterian Sun
day school. will discuss the Initiative
and referendum measures 10 be pIe.
sented to the voters at the November
elections. before the members OF. his
Sunday school class tomorrow morn.
ing. Visitors are invited to attend. The
class session.
Glen Gebhart and A. c. Norton.
both sophomore students in the en-
gineering school OF Colorado college,
came over from Colorado Springs IN
motor bikes this morning to speGd
Sunday with the formers parents on
Lincoln park. They made the run
from the Springs to Canon City vln
Penrose and Florence. distance o.
hfy-fye miles. in two hours and a
half. They visited the top of the Roy
al Gorge this afternoon. returning to
town over the Skyline drive
John VI. Dods OF the Automobile
Blue Book Publishing company Ct
Chicago and New York and his party
OF autoists. who were here on Friday
mapping out a trans-continental high
way for motor ears. were so greatly
pleased with the scenic highways
about Canon City that they came bark
this morning from Cripple Creek sDr
the purpose of taking some additional
photographs of them for reproduction
in eastern journals The Skyline
drive and the road to the top of the
Royal Gorge VIII get lot of publicity
out OF their visit to Canon City.
The members OF the Canon City
High School Cadet band returns d
home on train No. 10 this morning
from Denver where they took part in
the Festival OF Mountain and Plan.
They we're splendidiy entertained dur
ing their stay in the capital city and
bring home with them the memory oi
a delightful weeks outing
Mont Preston. OF the circulation aud
collection departments OF The Daily
Record. went to Denver on Friday for
"A few days business and pleasure vis-
it. While there he viii be the guest
OF bis brother. Jake, who has posi-
tirn with the Denver Young Men
Christian association.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Frey aud
children returned last night from 40
nene. Kansas where they have eecn
on visit OF several weeks While
there a'reunlon Of the Frey family was
held at which tairy-nine were pres
ent-
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Senator Matt Lines Has
Made a Strong Senator

Statesmen are developed by or
position. In thar moment. whoa.
aespito the all powerful infuense
ol the Interests and their has.as-
sing coercion. senator or repre-
sentative decides that certain Iesis-
iation Is inimicai TO the welfare OF
his constituents and acts accordiAs
TO his decision. il is then that ne
mas shown those qualifications u
true statesmanship that make him
worthy OF the trust OF his good
people.
When the Moffat tunnel legisIa-
tion was the paramount issue in the
senate and when nearly every sen
ator was in favor OF 1t. those legis-
lators who were against it we're the
center OF severe criticism and terrific
pressure was brought to bear upon
them to change their minds.
And the brunt OF this criticism and
pressure and influence of the powers
that be- rested upon the shoulders Il
Matr>N. Lines. senator from Fremont
county. The Monat tunnel meant
much to certain railroads. They were
greately in favor of 1t. Senator Lines
Is railroad man OF years OF expert
ence. He is member of railroad or
ganizarions. Thd railroad interests
expected him TO vote In their favor.
However. to vote for the Moffat tunnel
would be- detrimental to the people Of
Fremont county. That fact became
known to Senator Lines lmmediately.
And as quickly he knew how he would
vote. The Moffst tunnel bill went
through the senate but Matt y. Lines
voted NO" from the start and STUCK
to 1t In spite OF great pressure for him
to act otherwise.
BY that act Senator Lines ulfllei
the trust his people had placed in him.
Not only that hut he showed beyond
doubt that he had the stuf from
which true statesmen are deveioped.
He shows II in his very makeup. He
Is a chunky. soiidIy built man with
clear. penetrating eyes and pleasing
face. His jaw is prominent and firm
and indicates indefatigsble will power
and an unwavering determination
Senator Lines has been n resident
of Fremont county for twenty-ons
years-thirteen years in Florence and
eight years Tn Canon CITY. He came
here TO help build the Florence and
Cripple Greek railroad and has been
in the employ Of that road ever since
He is the oldest engineer of the road
and always has been an employe to
be relied upon. While he was rail
road fireman Mr. Lines telongel T.
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Fire
men. When he was promoted to en-
gineer he Joined the brotherhood Of
Locomotive Engineers and still be
longs He is also an Elk and M1aon-
Senator Lines has always been on
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wASTED--A couple OF cars OF bal l'i
alfalfa and whcat---at the uew feed
store and feed yard. oas, of D. 4 r. @.
Depot. 42pss.
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Arkansas VALLEY Commercial associa~
ton. The Initiated measures and l.rs
constitutional measures 20 be sub
mItted to the voters OF Colorado n
the forthcoming election VIII be dis
cuised at the meeting this afternooa.
Mrs B. F. RoolafelIo. LETT this
morning for neayer where she VIII
.spend the week as the guest OF Mrs.
Beckwlth and other friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Yates Of Boulder
who have been guests OF MIR. and Mrs
Lonnecker since the meeting OF tie
grand lodge !. o. o. F.. left Sunday
for California.
W H. Dcz.er and Dali De Weese
left a few days ago for Santa Rita,
New Mexico. where they wiz join Or
F. H. Carrier on couple OF weeks
shooting trip into the mountains OF
that section OF the country. Game of
various kinds is reported to be abnnd-
ant In the territory where their hunt
ing wiz be done
A bunch of men were busy several
days last week under the supervision
of Street Commissioner Tom Parker
leveling up the concrete sidewalks IN
various parts of town that had sunken
from their original position by the SET
tling of the soil on which they were
built. In some places the walks were
found to be as much as FIVE or six
OF Stag and other filler" had to he
placed under them TO get them up to
their proper level
Street Commissioner Tom Parker
and a gang OF men will shortly begin
the widening OF Fourth street from its
the Santa Fe depot A large quantity
OF dirt will be dumped along the west
side OF the embankment and the road
way made OF corresponding width wisa
the upper portion OF the street. A
concrete sidewalk will be built alorg
the east side OF the driveway from
River street to the Santa Fe station.
The bridge across the Mil ditch has
already been heightened TO meet tee
demands OF the proposed improvement
W. A. Balcomb OF Pueblo was a
business visitor in Canon City SUNDAY
afternoon and this morning He i-.ft
for home at noon today.
Mrs. Julia l. Mack and son. viii.
went to Denver this morning for .
few days pleasure visit.
The woman's club will hold an in.
teresting meeting Tuesday afternoon
at 2:30 in Shaener hall. Each mem-
Der of the club is entitled to bring a
visitor. A musical and literary pro-
gramme has been arranged. Refresh
ments viii be served.
J. P Newell and Warden lyman
wen, to Pueblo this morning to attera
the annual meeting Of the Arkansas
Valley Commercial association. to be
held there this afternoon for the par
pose OF considering various matters
OF Interest TO the people Of this sec
tlon Of the state.
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The Women OF woodcraft win gisc
= naliowe'ea. Social on Monday even
Ing. October zsth. for members only
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Schedule.
OLD SUBSCRIBERS.
. months Daily -. .sl.so-I00o votes
months Daily. 49, ss..s-s0oo voics
I year Daily ... s5.0c-i0oo ,otss
year Weekly -. .si.ss-Iooo voies
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
months Daily. 80. .sI.so-isoo votes
6 months Daily -. ss..s 5000 votes
u months Daily -. ss-0o-s0o0 votes
year Weekly. ~ sf.s5-fsoo votes
Everybody in town takes The Rec
ord. or ought 10. 90 everybody In town
Will now have votes To give out to
somebody.
Don't forget the big silverware dis
tribution for November 18th. These
prizes VIII be given out TO the can
didafcs who put in the most votes be-
tween Tnesdsy. October 18th and
Tuesday. November 18th. The winners
OF silverware on October 18th are
barred from this distribution.
The special prizes for November
18th are.
First-2s piece set
second-2o- piece set
Third-is- piece set
Fourth-s-desert and G teaspoons
To the next six In the Inst six tea
ri.oons each.
Districts cut no nEnre In this specI,l
prize distribution.
But don't overlook the fact that the
big prizes. the four pianos. the trip
TO New York and the many other
prizes are worth going after There
are fifteen prizes in csch distric, and
in some districts onI four or FIVE
hustIing votes. Here n chance for
somebody
The total count for the week Is as
follows:
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The BIG VOTE
CONTINUES IN
PIANO CONTEST

The Big Piano Contest goes merrils
on. Afnumber OF changes appear In
the vote. but since the silverwear was
distributed last week many OF the
candidates are holding back their
votes.
A new element enters into the
contest this week.
The Record has arranged TO issue
votes on subscription payments This
viii open up to the contestants large
new field for vote getting. For the
money paid on subscription the vote
viii be heavy.
Here is the schedule:
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THE VOTE THIS YEAR

There will BE- a remarkable swell
ing OF the possible vote In November f,
Nearly 100000 new voters are c.s-'
gible this year. or those 3.sse.o-s,
are young men who have come a
age. i.sso.ccc are women and newly
naturalized citizens. Altogether the. :
win be si.sse.ccc male voters. and II
is estimated i.eS7.ooo women voters.
making total of neauy .s.coo.coe
voters. or course. these VIII not VI,
vote. and the question Is how many
Will.
In 1905 there we're s..srs.sIo IL
sible to vote. ana Ii.sss.sss actually
voted This would show that about
sevcn-eicvenths of the cHeibics rcs,'y
voted. OF these the vote va distrll-
mtsd amons the different eaniida.x,
as follows:
Bryan. DstuooGay ..---.- .sAos iti
TAR. Republican .......-.-..7.sss.es
Debs. sociaiist................s s2o.saz
Caann. Prohibition ......-..... 20. so
ohIhaus. Social Labor .-..... -is IS
Watson. Popa,ist ......... ss.icp
Hisssn. indefenacnt ..........s2.e
OF the pop-i1r vote, Tan received
majority Of i.essNcs over nryan.
Taus maturity over all vas 1854
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OF the popslar vote. rafi received
majority Of i.essNcs over nryan.
Tans maturity over all was 1854
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Votes VIII BE Issued Also by The Dali,
I and Weekly Record ON this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
Miss Nobody from Starland

Manager c. G. Kingwill of the Ham
mond theater is very much pleased
with the fact. that he has been able to
book Miss Nobody from Starland'' for
Sunday, Jan. rs.
Miss Olive Vail and the original cast
will be seen in this city. The company
which will come to Hammond is the
only company on the road. There are
fifty people in the cast and the show
Is first class in every respect.
This is the first musical comedy that
has been booked for Hammond In some
time and it is believed that there viii
be good advance sale of seats. The
atrical critics all speak very highly of
this show, and its long run in Chicago
is evidence of its merit.
On Thursday. Feb. s. The Goose
Girl will be seen here. This is great
show and is expected to draw a good
crowd, as it Is the first week night
show that has been booked here in a
long time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

received a letter from w. p. .Cowen OF
the Standard OIL Company making a
price on the building. The Owl Cluo
have sort of an agreement with the
Standard Oil Company to the effect
that the property would not be sold as
long as 1t was kept up by the club.
The members OF the committee were
therefore instructed to interview the
members of the Owl Club to learn IL
some means could not be reached by
which the Commercial Club and the Owl
Club could affiliate. A report is to be
made at the next meeting.
1t was decided that the smoker which
was to have been held a week ago, will
be held in the I. o. o. F. Hall on next
meeting evening. 1t was necessary to
postpone the smoker owing to the fact
that the boiler bursted in the Water
hall and here was no heat in the build
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
TEACHERS TO GET
CLOSER TO PUPILS

What are you going to be when You
grow up?
Beginning today, every child in AMI
above the fifth grade. in the Hammond
public schools will be asked by his
teacher at stated periods what he in
tends to make his trade or vocation
This idea of bringing the teacher and
the child into closer sympathy was sug-
gested by Supt c. NJ Mcdaniel, and
while no immediate results can be ex-
pected. the guidance which child re-
ceives because of the teachers intelli-
gene in this matter. is expected to be
to lasting infiuene the child
Several years ago Supt. Mcdaniel in
troduced the card index system ac-
cording to which a complete record can
be kept of each child attending the
schools 1t shows his standing in each
grade and in every branch, his strong
points and his weak points. Once a
year now the child is to be asked what
he intends to do when he grows up.
1t is a. question that would almost sug-
gest itself In a school where manual
and Industrial training is part of the
curriculum. But there are many voca-
lions which are not specialized In the
schools, no matter how complete the
system. Thus a boy or a girl In the
high school may have the secret am
bitfon to become teacher of English
in a high school or college. 1t is ap-
parent at once that If the teacher is
taken into the confiden OF the studen.
that she can more effectively guide his
studies.
The plan suggesting great possibili
ties, was readily adopted by the teach
ers
The idea will be worked out quietly.
tDue allowance will be made for the
| child changing his mind. and this Will
| be rather expected especially In the
grades leading TO the high school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18

Feb. 2o-First Sunday in Lent.
March I---Ss. David.
March list Patrick
March 25--Annunciation-L day.
March 3f-l2aIm Sunday.
April 5-Good Friday
April z--Easter Sunday.
April 14--Low Sunday
April 23--St. George
May 12-Rogation Sunday.
May 16--Ascension day.
May 26-P~ntecost-Whi Sunday.
June Trinity Sunday.
June CORPUS Christi.
June 24-St. John Baptist
Sept 29-Michae1mas day.
Nov. First Sunday in Advent.
Dec. est. Nicholas.
Dec. 21-St. Thomas.
Dec. 25-Christmas day
Dec. 27-s;t John Evangelist
Ember Days of Year.
Following are the ember days of the
year.
Feb. %, March 1-2, May 2s-31, Juna
/, Sept. 1S-20-21. Dec. 1S-20-21
New Years day comes on wednes-
day next year
Lincolns birthday. Feb. u, is on Mon
day.
washington's birthday. Feb. %, is on
McKfniey's birthday, Feb 90. is on
ST. Patrick's day. March II. is on Sun
day.
april Foors day" April 1. is in Mon
day.
Memorial day. May 80. is on Thurs
day.
The Fourth of July comes on Thurs
day.
Labor day will be observed Monday
Sept. 2.
Thanksgiving day will be on Nov. %
Christmas comes on Wednesday ir
1912
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
A SOCIAL SESSION.

Mrs. Fl. Robinson entertained the
members of the Baptist Women's Union
at her homo in Plummer avenue yes
terday afternoon. The members of the
Social department had charge of the
meeting. The presidents called a bust
ness meeting at the opening of the aft
ernoon and several matters of interest
to the members were disposed of A
guessing contest afforded pleasant en-
tertainment during the social hour AT
four-thirty o'clock dainty two course
luncheon was served There were
many members In attendance at the
meeting The members will observe
Missionary Day" at their next meet
ing. Definite announcement of the
meeting will be made later and an in
vitation to attend extended all this
members.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-18
Dance at Club.

The University club of Hammond will
hold its regular bi-monthly dance at
the club rooms tonight. The entertain
ment committee has provided music and
the usual refreshments
There will be no programs in accord
ance with the policy of the committee
not to have programs for its informal
dances. Hereafter the committee will
also send out postal card notices to
the members calling attention to the
social affairs on the regular schedule.
There is considerable interest In the
dance which is to be held tonight and a
good attendance is looked for