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On Auto Trim.

Mr.. Arthur Rubie and Mr.. Lewis
Dobson. formerly OF New York City.
but now OF Colorado Springs. came
TO Canon Monday by way OF Cripple
Creek In their automobile and after
enjoying the famous drives about the
city they returned to the Springs on
Tuesday.
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Secure Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
count clerk Tuesday to r. NJ Booth Of
Salida and Miss Beatrice NJ Miller Of
Florence. and this morning to Lawr-
ence Pease and Josephine Wilson.
both OF Canon City.
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Father and sister In Canon.

Mrs. NJ. A. Jenkins. sister OF r. J.
Craig. and her daughter. Miss Mary
jenkins. of Philadelphia. are expected
here tomorrow for a months visit
Miss Jenkins has position with the
Ladies' Home Journal in the Quaker
city.
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Forbade License.

The parents OF Mr.. Ray Faber Of
cotopaxi notified the county clerks
Office not to issue a marriage license
to him in favor OF himself and Mrs.
Lilly Dye OF Cotopaxi. Faber is not
yet t~enty-one and this. perhaps. is
the reason OF the parents objection.
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New Raby.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Duval OF Pike
avenue are happy over the arrival OF
a new baby girl tina; arrived Monday
evening. quite late The little Miss
registered elsht pounds when she ar
rived.
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Rack From District.

Mr. Jimmie Peabody c. me down
from Cripple Creek the first of the
week TO spend a few days with his
parents. Ex-Governor and Mrs. J. II.
Peabody. Jim is leasing in a mine
in the Lame River country
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Marriage Licenses.

Tuesday a marriage license was Is
sued to Mr.. r NJ. Booth OF Salida and
Miss Beatrice NJ. Hyde of Florence.
Mr.. Daniel Morries and Miss Leila
Young. both of this city. also got one
the day before.
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win spend s.nm.r 4. C.lIfor.,..

Mrs. Shields OF the strsthmore Ho-
tel will leave about Thursday for Long
Beach. California. where she will
spend the remainder OF the summer.
she expects to see Miss Dorothy
Downs. the Misse. Gardner and other
Canon City people while there.
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Guests In wyman Home.

Judge and Mrs. G. NJ. Perry of Pas
adena. California. Miss Eleanor Parke.
OF Sycamore. Illinois. and Miss Edith
wyman Of Chicago. Illinois. are visit
Ing ] d wyman and family at their
home. 2io North Sixth street.
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Business Trip to Buena Vista.

Mr. Dud Van Busklrk returned the
first OF the week from a trip that in
cluded the vicinity Of Buena Vista
where he was looking after cattle In
terests.
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Seeks Citizenship.

Mr.. Antonio Perraglia Of Roekvale
made application for his citizenship
papers on Tuesday Joe PerragIia.
his brother. appeared as his witness
Antonio was born in Gallo. Italy.
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Expected Home Seon.

Mrs W c Thomas and daughters
who have been away on an extended
visit with relatives and friends are
expected home sometime the last OF
this week
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Arkansas Tourists Here.

Mrs. Jesse Mcdonald and son OF Hot
Springs. Arkansas. tourists. stopped
In Canon City Tuesday and are going
over the Skyline and to the top OF the
Gorge today.
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Leased Grande Hotel.

Mr.. James Downes. who has been
working at the Denton Hotel for the
past year. leased the Grande Hotel
on Tuesday and will soon assume
management of II.
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Vacation In canon Clty.

Miss Alice P.uker,ou, OF Swanwick,
Illinois. is spending a couple OF
months in Canon city. While here she
is the guest Of Miss Mable Blair and
the family Of r. ]. Craig.
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RradIu.ied Marble B..e.

workmen were busy Tuesday read
justing the marble slab that orns-
ments the concrete base upon which
rests the plate glass windows OF Pat
tons jeWelry store.
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Mesterners Going East.

Rev. Herbert Percy Hames OF Spo-
kane. Washington. and Mr.. Felix Lyon
OF Couer D. Aiene. Idaho. who are go
ing east on a vacation trip. stopped on
here Tuesday for two days stay to
sec the scenic views about the town.
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Ner Cement Platform.

In the rear OF the Bethel and Gal
leg stores a new cement unloading
platform has been bull, that Is
great improvement over the old wood
en- structure
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Laid In sIck.

Mr.. l. NJ. wingeri Of the strathmore
has been Laid ~ with a rather trying.
but not serious. Illness the past Few
DAYS. He expects To be as good as
ever in a DAY or two
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Buys Casollne Buggy

Mr.. ". H. LaGranse. chairman of
the board OF county commissioners.
bought a new Ford from the Bunten
Auto company Tuesday.
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On Business.

Mr. Peter Mulock OF LeadvilIe is
looking after business matters In the
city. He Will probably remain a day
or two.
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Michigan Man Here.

Howard S. Sperry OF Detroit Mich
igan. is spending his vacation with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Sper-
ry on North Seventh street.
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In Town From Denver.

Mrs. II. Holmes OF Denver is visit
Ing her daughter and husband. Mr..
and Mrs. s W. Wolf OF SOC Pike ave
nue.
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Visits Relative, ON East Vain.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van Ramshorst
from near Chicago are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Swart OF the East
Canon store on Main street
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County Commissioners Busy.

The board of county commissioners
were in session Tuesday cancelling
school and county warrants for the
quarter ending June 90.
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Impro,ement, at 4. r. Church.

workmen have been busy for the
last two days adding concrete steps
to the two east entrances OF the Unit
ed Presbyterian church.
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AROUND THE TOWN
In the on CITY.

Edna Templin went 10 Florence
Tuesday to visit her cousin. Genevieve
Delbert
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SecIaII,t Con,entIen.

The Socialist county convention VIII
meet at the Court House satur-
day. July 10. at ! 90 . m l5Sti.
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Big bargains In mems. ladies'.
misses and chlidren's summer foot
wear at Davis Shoe Store. eod-weets.
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! s,slGOlN PARK
NEWS NOTES

p. CALDWELL made an auto trip Sun
~ to look after the interest of his
ranches on Tallahassee creek.
Mrs. Farmer returned last week
frPD the sanitarium at Boulder. She
4 siill improving in health and glad
indeed to be home again.
Nlss Ida Warner came in from
Concrete TUESDAY evening for
weeks visit with her cousin. Miss
Cora woodford
M W-W-w
A j. Lewis accompanied his family
the first OF the week to a point near
cuney where they will spend some
time in camp. Mr.. Lewis returned TO
bis work at Lincoln Park store the fol-
lowIng day.
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s. During her visit in Canon City Miss
Marguerite Nesbit spent much Of her
time with her aunt and cousin at the
squirs home on Park avenue. Miss
Nesbh left for her home at Tekamah.
Nebraska. Monday.
=i--r
Mrs. Woodford writes from Everett.
wash. to home folks that she Is en-
ioy A her visit very much. The rainy
season has not broken yet and ii Is
sun quite cool there
Tso Fourth Was spent in a variety
OF ways by the families OF Lincolu
Park Several parties went out on
picnic drives after viewing the parade
on Main street In the morning
wL--s-
Grandma Caldwell and Ida Cebhardi
drove TO Mrs cadWell's ranch on Tai
Iahassee creek Tuesday where the
former VIII make her home. Miss
Gebhat, expects to remain With her
for a month or more.
E~-=
Miss Florence Acker left Monday for
ylsS With her sister. Mrs. Bobbe,t.
at Ho,ehklss
v-w-w
A "a n NJ
and Mrs. Geo. Haynes and little Bur
nice. Mr.. and Mrs Calm. Joe and Rose
Jamv. Ella Rais,on. Frank Rosiek
and Harry Cotton left "Wednesday Of
this week for the Bowman ranch near
Hillside for a ten days outing.
Mr.. VIM Jones left Friday TO visit
relatives in Oregon and will later
Join his wife at Seattle. Mrs Jones
has been west for some time and ua'
able to return on account Of the seri
Gus physical condition Of her mothei
there. Prof and Mrs Sutherland are
occupying the place during Mr.. Jones
abs,Se.
9-HLu
Mr. Deardsiey has traded his prop
erty near the top OF Pump I'M. to-
gether With his house and lot on the
North Side. for the squires' ranch on
Park avenue. The two families will
exchange places OF residences at once,
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Miss Schenkle. q teacher In the
Trinidad schools. is spending her sum-
mcr vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Tayvsr. at the Quinn place on Logan
street
Mrs. steariey OF Aiva. Texas. who
formerly lived on Lincoln Park. has
been a recent visitor in the CALDWELL
home on East sherman avenue.
usLg
Eivin Farnsworth has gone back
for a visit to his old home in oklaho-
ma
Mr.. George Laird has come from
Missouri to Join his family. who. for
some weeks past. have had rooms with
the carv9- family on Grand avenue.
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Mr.. VIM. Jones left Friday 10 visit
relatives in Oregon and will later
Join his wife at Seattle. Mrs Jones
has been vest for some time and ua'
able to return on account OF the seri'
Gus physical condition of her mothei
there Prof and Mrs. Sutherland are
occupying the place during Mr.. Jones
abs,Se.
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HHu

Mr.. Beardsiey has traded his prop
erty near the top OF Pump Hiil. to-
gether with his house and lot on the
North Side. for the sauires' ranch on
Park avenue. The two families will
exchange places OF residences at once.
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Mrs. steariey OF Alva. Texas. who
formerly lived on Lincoln Park. has
been a recent visitor in the Caldwell
home on East sherman avenue.
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3-H-2

Nlss sehenkle. a teacher In the
Trinidad schools. is spending her sum
mcr vacation with her sister. Mrs.
Tayrr. at the Quinn place on Logan
street.
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The little eighteen-months-oid son
Of ~ and Mrs. Morgan living on
Sherman avenue. came very near
drowning In an irrigating ditch Mon
day. The little fellow went out Of
sight. under the culvcrt. but by tho
prompt action of the father. who hap
peued to be near. he was rescued.
Thn Occurrence is the second expert
encc q the kind for this season.
S-E-rf
Mrs. w. W. Plummer was called TO
Kansas recently on account of the III
meas OF her mother. Her sister. Miss
Wilson. was also sent for at Los
Angeles. where she was taking her
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Mr.. George Laird has come from
Missouri to join his family. who. for
some weeks past. have had rooms with
the CarvS- family on Grand avenue.
They hayl located In Mr.. Dodd's house
at the foot of Pump Hill.
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\ camping party consisting OF Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Haynes and little Bur
nice. Mr.. and Mrs. Calm. Joe and Rose
JamV. Ella Rais,on. Frank Rosick
ana Harry Cotton left "Wednesday Of
this week for the Bowman ranch near
Hillside for a ten days outing
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uT-g

Eivin Farnsworth has gone back
for a visit to his old home in oklaho-
ma.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
SEES ONE GOOD RESULT
Bennett Says Roosevelt Will In.
sure Direct Nominations.
PRESENT LAW INADEQUATE
Duell Declares Next Nominee
Must Have Majority Outside
Southern States.

"One great good which will result from
Mr. Roosevelts candidacy" said William
NJ Bennett, chairman OF the executive COM
mittee of the Roosevelt Committee OF the
City of New York, at Roosevelt headquar-
ters yesterday, will be the impetus winch
II will give 10 the cause Of direct nomlna-
tions in New York State. In my opinion,
the majority of the voters in this state
favor direct nominations, yet all that we
have attained is a hybrid law, which is
more cumbersome than the old method ana
this law was passed grudgingly.
1T now looks as II the state of New YORK
was 10 be kicked into line with her nelgh-
boring states in the matter OF direct NOM
nations for this spring we have got TO the
point where we are having primary III
which the chief desire OF the voter Is TO eX-
press his choice Of a candidate for Presl-
dent, and vet there is no method by which
the name Of any candidate for President or
any instructions of any delegates can be
put on the ballot. It is inevitable that
legislation providing a complete system OF
direct nominations must result from Colo
mel Roosevelts candidacy"
Mr. Bennett took occasion to Gloat over
news received from the South and west
in regard to the popularity Of Mr.. Roose-
welt. LAS Southerner, Ianch owner
and a Roosevelt man." he said, 81 am great
iy gratifed at the news from Texas that
the Republican State Committee has In
dorsed Colonel Roosevelt's candidacy by
a vote Of 27 to 1. This is simply another
indication Of the overwhelming strength OF
Mr.. Roosevelt in the country at large
IA TbAn bof of the committee,
said he did rot think the Republicans could
elect any candidate who in his nomination
did not receive a majority OF the votes out
side the Southern states. There will be
1O76 delegates in the national convention"
he said. "Of that number 20i come from
states that have not cast an electoral vote
for Republican candidate for President
since 1876 These states are Virginia,
South Carolina, Georgia Florida, Alabama,
Louisiana, Mississippi. Texas and Arkan-
sas. That leaves s72 votes.
NOW. predict that the man nominated
at Chicago. unless he has majority OF the
votes outside OF the 204 Of the states
have mentioned. cannot by any possibility
be elected for the reason that those who
have voted the Republican ticket for years
will no longer permit the nomination to be
dictated by states which have never gwen
their electoral vote for the Republican can
didate for President"
Aver Clinton Sickles. of Berwick, Penn.
president Of a traction line dropped IN to
leave the prediction that the Roosevelt fol-
lowers would send a solid delegation to the
Pennsylvania state convention, assuring the
election OF Roosevelt delegates-at.large 10
Chicago.
"Our people favor the recall for all Of
fcials," said Mr. Sieklts. I'VE favor the
initiative and referendum. In short we
want representative government and we
believe that Theodore Roosevelt is the one
man who stands for representative gov
erament--a government for and by the peo.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
NEBRASKA SURELY FOR TAFT
State League President Says Result
Will Not Be in Doubt.
fFrom The Tribune nureau.

Washington, March Sc. T.. Adams, OF
Superior. Neb., president Of the Taft State
League OF Nebraska to-day said
Nebraska was the first state to organize
for Taft. We organized early in November
December. At that time the fight was
against La Toilette. The entrance OF Roose
welt changed the conditions. A fusion be-
tween the Roosevelt and la Toilette fol-
lowers has been suggested. In that case 1t
Is going 10 be a close fight, but we are not
a hit doubtful as 10 results.
Up 10 the time Roosevelt made his Co
umbus speech there seemed TO be a senti-
ment for him. but since he came out with
his declaration he has turned a large num-
Der Of prominent men throughout the state
against him. and these men are willing TO
ing very fast in Nebraska. In my own
investigation / called up leading men all
over the state, some or them rather OF a
qtIiescent order, and I find I'm every instance
they reported Increased sentiment for Taft.
We know that We will carry Nebraska for
PRESIDENT Taft.
As TO the third term question. our state
has lot OF old solGiers. We all loved
General Grant. on his return from bis
famous trip around the world. his Journey
across the continent was the most wonder
fiIl of It's kind In our History. There was n
great demonstration OF affection and ad
miration for him. Yet In the next national
convention. II was these friends who loved
him. but who were opposed 10 the third
term. who defeated him. And why at the
Chicago convention should we nominate
Roosevelt? Those who would hold that
elective term will have to deal with Colonel
Roosevelt himself. He has never "qulb-
bed" over the fact that he has already
been President two full terms.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06

DDS and influences which, II uncontrolieu;; =;
would inevitably turn II into paIS 80.
special interests and reaction? is ne ne 20
right in standing 10 the uttermost, even re
the exercise of all the Executive PoNs,,.S pow,
cf veto. against the old privilege res. he
methods OF tariff revision employed pS trrs u
Democratic House OF Representatives
he not right in insisting, even against Hop esn
ular clamor, that we shall make cieon
break with the past and that no tarin re
vision shall take place except upon these
conditions and after scientific STUDY py
non-partisan board OF experts?
Secretary stimson reviewed the admins
tration and it's achievements. He said tnat
the President had outlined system OF
trust reform which. II adopted, would put
the country in "a fair way OF SOWING
our trust problem and solving it right ana
that in the corporation tax the President
had turned the flank OF one OF the most
stubborn fortresses of reaction His IN
terest in human welfare was shown py MS
devotion to the progress Of the Fillplnos'
through his activity in behalf OF the arDl-
tration treaties. his efforts for adequate
workmen's compensation and effective en-
ployers liability laws and his suggestions
for an Industrial commission.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
FLORIDA LEADER ANGRY
r. S. Chubb ReSents Reflections
on States Delegates.
From The Tribune Bureau J

Washington. March 5-HenTy ;. Chnbb,
Republican national comitteeman from
Florida. resents the reflection on the Re
publican party in the South which has been
put out by the opponents of President Taft.
He said to-day:
Reading the press Of the country which is
supporting Mr.. RoOseyets candidacy for
denomination the idea which II seems they
desire most to convey Is that the Southern
delegates 10 the next Republican national
convention are not OF an equally mGh
standard with those from the Northern
states
Speaking for the state OF Florida, ! de
sire 10 say that the list of delegates which
viii vote for Mr.. Taft in that convention
Is representative or the very highest type
Of business interests in the state. -Four or
the DELEGATES arc leaders OF the state bar.
three are bank directors. four are ~ r
chants; all Of them have established them
selves in their respective lines OF endtdVOr
as the moSt reliable and reputable in flor
ida Every one of these men IS Truly repre-
sentative of the best citizenship in the state,
ana il is unfair that Florida SHOULD he mis-
reures sented as II Is now being plSrepre-
Sented before the country.
The charge that the Southern delegates
are federal ofiiceholders is an injustice IN
officeholdeYs at the present time are moStiy
the men who voted the ballot OF the party
when the Democratic party was in power
in Washington. Many OF them nave prlVStt
Incomes I'm excess of their government pO-
sjtions and these men expended their pr-
vate incomes freely in the interest OF ths
Republican party without hope or reward
and without asking any favor curing the
Democratic days ,,,.-
challenge anv state to produce a higher
tvne OF citizenship than the one which VIII
represent the state Of Florida at the chi
cagO convention next June.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
WILLING, IN 1911, TO RUN
Roosevelt's Friend Moore tx.
plains Calamity" Letter.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribuhe.l ]

Pittsburgh, March 5-A. P. Moore, edi-
tor OF "The Pittsburgh Leader" to whom
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt wrote from
the Outlook" Office. August IS, 1911. telling
him that he would esteem Il genuine
calamity II movement were undertaken
to bring him forward for the Presidential
nomination in 1872. authorized a statement
tonight explaining the letter and smpli-
flying II by making public personal inter
view he had later with Roosevelt.
Mr.. Moore declared that after receiving
the request to take the name Of Roosevelt
from the masthead OF his paper he went to
New York TO see the colonel and that the
latter man made II plain that the "calam-
ity' would be In his personal friends en-
deavoring to have him nominated instead
Of the demand" coming from the people.
Mr.. Moore further asserted that he ex-
pressed the opinion to Roosevelt that only
in the nomination Of Progressive could
the Republican party win, and that 10 this
sentiment Roosevelt replied that he had EN-
joyed all the honors he desired and was
remaining cut of the field to gt7e ali pos
sible asplrants for the Presidency fair
opportunity 10 win the Office.
II never will. however" the ex-President
is quoted as saying, "be deserter. II 1t
comes TO the place where no Progressive
strong enough to carry the election appears
In time. and the people demand II. l Will
accept the nomination.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
REJECTS ANTI-RoosEvBLT MAN
Upstate District Fails to Name Ex
Senator Brown as Delegate.
1RY TeleEraph 10 The Tribune. |


W-atertown, y. Y, March 5.-The 18th
Congress District committee, OF the coun'
ties of jefferson. Lewis and Oswego. to-day
turned down former Senator Elon r.
Brown. who was a candidate for delegate
70 the Republican National Convention, and
who In the county convention week age
had been recommended for the place. Vir-
gil X. Kellogg. OF. this city, brought about
Browns defeat
While It did not openly 80 appear IL is
said that Congressman Mott, OF Oswego
who was present. was with Kellogg. The
latter was a member of the Congressional
Committee and violated the instructions OF
the county convention on the ground that
Brown would not support Roosevelt under
any conditions and that Is per cent Of the
Republican voters favor the colonel. Kel-
logg is a Hughes man FIRST. and his second
choice is Roosevelt
Mayor Hugo Of this city was agreed on
as a compromise candidate after the reJec-
ton Of Brown, and District Attorney Perry
c. Williams. of Lewis County was desig-
mated as the other delegate Hugo has not
declared himself. but Williams is a Roose-
velt man ProYp's friends are now after
Kelloggs scalp as committeeman Kellogg
will later oppose Brown for State Senator