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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25
THURSDAY.


some political matters.
Judge wilkin came back from
Buena Vista on Tuesday and opencI
district court here yesterday.
Mr. A. T. Hathaway of salIda has
been in Canon City the past two days
attending to business matters.
Mrs. W. L Bergman and daughter.
Miss Dorothy. OF Colorado Springs
we're brief visitors In Canon City
Wednesday.
County Commissioner S. C. Kelso
came up from Florence this mora
ing and returned ON the d. & X. @.
at II O'Clock.
County Clerk II. E. Smith and Mr..
A c. Dickinson of the abstract
office went to Florence this morning
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson OF
Denver we're visitors in Canon City
Wednesday. Mr.. johnson ID n repre-
sentative Of the Santa Fe and is IN
his way to Grand Junction.
This week n trade was made
whereby Mr. r. G. Nesbit exchanged
his property on Park avenue on Lla-
coin Park to Mr.. r. y. Beardsiey. who
took possession Of the Seabit prop
erty.
Mr.. and Ms. Walter bono OF Vim
oennes. Indiana. who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Henry Gruene in
this city. left yesterday for Reno.
Nevada. where they viii visit for
awhile before going TO the coast Mr..
Bono is a cousin OF Mrs. Gruene.
J. W. Ensee and his wife OF sailns.
Kansas, are spending the summer
months In Colorado and will remain
In Canon City a fe~ days. They weee
attracted TO Canon City by a folder
gotten out by the Business Mems as
sociaiion. which they saw In Pueblo,
Mr.. Ensce expects TO return this fail
10 remain here permanently.
Fremont Lodge No s227 VIII meet
In regular session tonight. A large at
tendance Is desired a. 4 deputy of
order is expected to BE- present
Mr.. W. A. Grinin OF Pueblo. wso
has spent the last day or two In
Canon City. vent 10 Cripple Greek
this morning on the marrow gauge
Mrs Lee Pauls. with her four
children. has gone 10 Lone Beach.
California. TO join her husband who
has been at Long Beach several
months. They expect TO make their
home there.
DR. Rafferty, and family and MIR
Z b. Titon. Mrs. Raffertys mother.
left this morning for Pamona. Colo
rado. where they will attend the Bap-
tist Assembly They will stay at the
Cascade Hotel while there.
Mr. and Mrs G. W. elise and fam
fly and Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Bradley
Of Denver spent a few days here re-
Gently. because they wanted 10 see
the famous Skyline Drive and 20 -
the top of the Royal Gorge
The Canon Cycle and Eelctric COM
pany has n new crescent shaped sign
that was put in place today. Mr.
Blair and Mr. Hooland were busy all
morning putting IL in place and II
adds much to the appearance Of the
front Of the building.
Rev. J. II. Fulkerson. who recently
purchased the building which Is oe-
cupied by Miss Murphy's millinery
establishment. is having the front u
the building remodeled and is plse-
ing new partitions In the interior to
better suit Miss Murphy's convent
ence. The building viii be improved
TO such an extent that II viii take
on an entirely modern appearance
Miss Beth Jennings. one OF the en-
pIoyees at the strathmore. had m
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City yesterday in four cars. Thsy
made quite a procession as they came
down Main street Today they went
TO the top Of the Gorge and will come
back over the Skyline. They are very
much impressed with this part OF the
country and say that the roads are
very good over which they have ira
versed
Mr.. Francis Shine of Denver. a con-
test man. is visiting in Canon City
today.
Miss Josephine House of Cripple
Creek is spending a few days in Cam
on. taking a rest. She is registered
at the Denton.
Mas Ralph Linder who has been
confined in the hospital for the past
three weeks. was removed to his
home. s1l River street, Wednesday.
He is rapidly recovering from typhoid
fever. -
FRIDAY.
Mrs Donahue of Pueblo is visiting
in this city for a few days and is
staying at 5O2 Greenwood avenue
here.
Mr. Bowen. who has been a guard at
the penitentiary for the past year. left
today for Pueblo where he has ae-
cepied another position.
New Baby Boy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Fish
er. fine baby boy Fisher was wear
ing a big grin" as he went about
his duties at Frey q Collins this morn
Ing.
Mrs. Glen Gentry expects her
brothers wife. Mrs. Fred Webb. and
her sister. Miss Lucreta stresiy. this
afternoon from Cripple Greek for q
visit Of week or two.
DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Rambo and
daughter came down from their ranch
near Texas Greek where they have
been spending the last week or two.
The doctor got pretty well tanned up
while attending TO farm duties
Last night the food signal vas
blown and many Of the citizens
thought 1t signlned hre- The flood
signal is four long blasts of the FIRE
whistle and two short ones immedi-
ately following. The signal is given
to warn those people who live along
the river and who are in danger u
the water should rise more than is or
dinary.
AIR. VIII H Collins returned We'd
nesday from California. where he
has been travelling In the interests
Of his firm. He went through New
Mexico and Arizona on his trip sat and
returned through Utah At Las Vegas
he got a picture OF Jack johnson. and
viii put Il with the pictures of John
son which he took at the Reno fight
two years ago.
Mr.. c. W Garfield OF College. .Teras.
is in Canon City for a short visit with
friends while he takes a respite from
work
Mrs. George Padgett enjoyed the
company OF her niece. Miss Theresa
Rathburn. OF Arbeala. No. who stop
ped on here for a day while on her
way to California.
Miss Phoebe Paxton, clerk OF the
county court under Judge Cooper.
left today on i vacation trip 20 Delta.
where she will visit friends and rel
atives for abou, n week
Miss Jessie johnson. Miss winifred
Wood and Miss Katherine Wood left
Thursday afternoon for Twin Lakes.
where they have secured cabin and
will spend n week or ten days com
muning with nature.
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News Notes
Ragsdaleis
Real Estate
Bargains

Notary Public-w b Rowland. 5.3
Main street. Record Office.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25
FRIDAY.

Mrs Donahue of Pueblo is visiting
in this city for a few days and is
staying at 5O2 Greenwood avenue
here.
Mr.. Bowen. who has been a guard at
the penitentiary for the past year. left
today for Pueblo where he has ae-
cepted another position
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25

Miss Phoebe Paxton, clerk OF the
county court under Judge Cooper.
left today on i vacation trip 20 Delta.
where she will visi, friends lni rel
atiyes for abou, n week.
Miss Jessie johnson. Miss winifred
Wood and Miss Katherine Wood left
Thursday afternoon for Twin Lakes.
where they have secured cabin and
will spend n week OF ten days com
muning with nature.
Rev. II. VI. Jameson and family are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Jamieson's
old college chum, A. II. Morrow and
wife. who live in Washington. D. C..
but who are on their way TO the
coast. The two gentlemen were stu
dents at Monmouth college in Illi-
nois together.
Recently The Daily Record carr ed
a bloIl Autut btu iiphaHs AhN -
cago phiianthropist. Mr.. J. h. Wait
man of Barr avenne read It aud re-
called that he had heartl Mr. Hogan
preach in springv.i.e. Ncb.. where at
that time. he ran hotel He became
very well acqrainted with Mr. Hogan
during his stay In springville. and was
sorrry trat he did not get to see him.
Mr.. f. A. Lutx and wife started today
for the east where they will enjoy
two weeks vacation trip. Mr.. Lutx
is holding down trick No. l at the ID.
& r. q. depot. Mr.. L. l.. Haley. trick
No. .. viii take his place and MI
Prinsie. trick No. .. will be advanced
to trick No. .. Mr.. f. Charvoz. the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-21
AT THE HOTELS

AT THE JEFFERSON-C k. Hutcheson, Magnolia; F. B. Kearney, Chicago; J. w. Gatling, St. Louis; T. B. Enloe, Hot Springs; w. E. Howard, Laurel, Miss; J. M. Routree, Howard, Lourel, Miss; J. M. Rounree, F. Kientzle, Philadelphia; $. R. Jackson, Kansas City; T. N. King. Miss 'ssippi; J. V. Johnson, Missis- sippi: E. l.. Brown, New York; D.. '. Daniel, Little Rock; w. w. Jef- fords, New York: James R. Riley, Little Rock: c. A. Daily Pittsburg; !. E.. Young, Memphis; H. B. Bogy, Chicago: Dr. s. P. Jones, Hampton' Mrs. H. c. Moore, Clarksville; R. A. Lunkenhill, St. Louis; J. F. Gates, St. Louis; Arthur Board, Lo1 sville.
 AT THE ARLTNGTON-Wm. IU- einbotbam, Little Rock; A. s. Cub5. South Bend W1J Ebbs, Pittsburg; E. R. Land, Atlanta: J. D. Hollis. Martin; J. F. Stewart, Camden; A. M. sherwich, St. Louis; M. w. Ham ilton, Jonesboro: F. c. kirkrack, Ulm; MT. and Mrs. F. c. Mcclellan; Blytheville; George A. Griffin, St. Louis: Louis Calais, St. Louis; Harry Jones, New Orleans; J. C. Saunders, Little Rock: w. F. Maden' Little Rock: M. R. Williams, New Orleans; W. H. Philliaps, Snreve- mort: T. P. Peel, New York: Mrs. ]. Box, Little Rock; Mrs. CHI. Attle Rock: B. F. Jones, 70, Ark; ~ Knagawa, Madison, Wis; G. c. Mar yey. Avery, Ark.
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FHH *5rfoN3I TR0ERtpouRS.

fhH 3t T3ction at the Elks' Thea .7@ Tuesday nig lt. January a3. prom ises t1 be one of the best home tal- - e,ctuetions given n this citN f4
 toes tiwe Th4 production is Qn- 44s tAe ~anagament or the ladies of ta@ T*5nHv CFutefJ and under the H5rsorsl supervision of Miss Helen 5isr of Chicago.
 TlFe production is spec acular ia H. effects tunes, scenery and al 1piues b'6t g6@to make a production worth while. The cast includes 6o u. the nrettiest girls in the city of j.tne RluGf supported by 12 men, 59 hildren There will also be spe- ,ia1ties. abou. eteAty in numEes e= dered by tbe different members 9$ lie company, and we wish to menfiCn Nr Dct Kastor, James Mat ding. Misses Vas1ti King, Sarita sfrouse, Elsie Waldron, Imoeene v fteu lTtiillH, EtlilIGe -Noiiis-
 Ire costun C, the scenery effects 4ge laid in Spain. 2.a1y, Mexico and Am4ol4a 10th aGdern and ancient. Fbe goth Century Girls, the Auto iirls, the Teddy Bear Girls and the i.ateh Girls are worthy of special in seduction.
 The tickets for The National ?roubadours' are now on si2le 5t f,ee various ladies connected with the ..burch, and the box office sale opens saturday when you may exchange or o,ly outright the reserved seats, the 3ariees being: Lower floor, 75c: bal s0Gy soc: gallery, 25c.
 The, orchestra will furnish music for the ente rtainment assisted by tae piano players selected for tha different specialties.
 Miss Sine comes to Pine Bluff Atghly recomm ended for past enter. .ajnments given under her instruc- ion, and from present outlook the entertainment will be one of the biggest social events of the season.
 Do not forget the day, Tuesday; inc date, January 23; the place, the t,lks Theatre.
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p@ fo. tAe drsssee tsat he adme
 q hut woold' huy, he goes tfr-a- n ny begufiful moral spasms Hc might have saved himself tite srasm- of he had done one of two things Buy the handsome things for hi= own wife or refrain from admtrit these things on other women
 9'htf" will not soon anHin ! seen ia this city. and this opportuni ty to witness performance a poaf lar prices of the greatest dramatic sensatioA t'fis country las er ! kroWn, should net be missed. B rn- stein the French dramatists, has written many plays of strength anr appeal bu. none so forceful. or in- spiring as this Thief
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Schroeder, former stage director at the Mstropclitr Opera House Emanuel Camoin, assistant conduct or and list of auxiliary artists it. cIuding Arthur Green Tenor, Es- telle Wahl and Elsa silyerling, SO pranos, and others A large ehor- rs- and elaborate equipment of scen- ry and costumes aud the Aborn= }.ast on Grand Opera Orchestra are also promised features
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1 Girls Wild Midnight Ride.

To warn people of fearful fores' fire in the Cafs}dlls young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many lines. Her deed was glo- rious but lives are often saved by pr Kings New Discovery in curing lung trouble, coughs and colds, which might have ended in consumption Or pneumonia. "It cured me of a dread ful cough and lung disease writes W, R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex. "after four in our family had died with consumption. and 1 gained s7 pounds' Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles
 Price 50c and s1.00. Trial bottle free Guaranteed by All Druggists.
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nR. ASA BRuNSON
 COUNTY PHYSICIAN
Succeeds Dr. Loving-Appointmens
 effective on February l.

Succeeds Dr. Loving-Appcintment
 effective on February l.
 County Judge c; ~. Philpot has appointed DT. Asa Brunson to the nosition of county physician sue ceeding Dr. A. B. Loving. who has been county physician for the past several years.
 Dr. Brunson was born and rear ed near New Gascony. this county. and is the son of the late pr. Asa Rrunson. one of the oldest and most highly esteemed men of this section He has made his home in this city for the past four years and Is one of the city's most prominent pnys'- clans. having an extensive practice. He resides at No. TOO Pine street. and his office is in the Citizens Bank building. ..
 pr. Brunson will begin his nes duties of giving medical 1eehtion to the counxy charges on Fe6dsry.
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"THE THIEF. .

The Thief" is announced at the H.Hs Theatre for an engagement of one might January 24. The play was uaas written by Henri Bernstein, and i lls the story of a woman who stea.s ,n order to have money for cloths 10 win her husbands admiration. That to begin with, is a charge from boe average play, in which We find q husband or a wife trying to get as far away as possible from the life partner trying to drown past, to polish up present, or do something else along the lines of the divorce courts.
 "The Thief" is a woman deeply i'll love with her husband. and tortured bv his indifference. She notices that he has no eyes for her in the simple clothes that she can afford She knows that she would be as at trac.ive and as interesting as others if she possessed their various at. tractive trimmings, and she is de- termined that she will be trimm' d and decorated ps they are to WI. t,er husbands attention.
 Waf5tnnss1n whose husbands find a good deal of money to spend with others and very little to spend on their wives, may we'll take their hus-- bands to see this play. Many hus. bands might do we'll to go there an there own account: they might learn some things to their advantage.
 They might learn that little at tentioh, little inexpensive admira- tion and praise, can help a great deal with the bills, and perhaps, save ,ot of expenditure. It would do many husbands good to learn that it IS idiotic to tie their own wives down to a small allowance of money, and to be forever expressing admiratiof of those things which their owr wives cannot possibly have
 "Richard" is the husband in tn play. When he hears how his WIZ has been hounded, how she has final ly stolen from their best friends t
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SISSiPPI. OCCUPIES SEAT
 SON DAVIS. PRESIDENT OF OF DESK USED BY DANIEL TORS OCCUPY DESKS AS LONG TATIFES DRAW THEIRS 1T BE.

come vacant, that is, whenever the member holding it dies, resigns. re- tires, CT is defeated for reelection.
 When the Senate was heavily Ra- publican few wears ago, il became necessary for q large number of Re. pnbIicans 10 sit on the Democratic side of the chamber After the faSf election. however. wien the Repah- lie2n majority amind1ed 10 seven. 5t became possible for all of the Re- pablicaps to move over to their ewn side. With the exception of Senator TaFolIette He remained on the Democratic side and served his n tirz first teGm there He had pick d out a seat and was pafientfe waiting nnta 1t should te vacated He desired ro sit where the iate Sen afer William P Frye. of Maine. st for many years. T. is the first seat on the Republican side on the main aisle, and the most conspicuous in the chamber Senator LaFo1lette eambled nnon the probability of the death. retirement or defeat Of Frye for reelection He thought the lat- ter might occur, as the Maine iegis l9ture had gone Democratic. but b. fore t became time for the Vener@ able statesmen to seek reelection, he died, and promptly the Wisconsin member moved over and occupi i his desk.
 There are now in the Senate chamber 93 desks. fifty of them on fife Republican and 43 on the Demo cratic side. There are at present .41 members of the Senate-Colorad1 having one member only at this tin@ with one vacant seat On each side. Within short time il will be nee essary to install TWO additional desks. as four new senators are com- ing to join the body--tWo from Nov Mexico and two from Arizona. The two from New Mexico will he R9- nahlican. aral hence it will be nee essary 10 add one more desk on taat side The two from Arizona will he Democrats. and an additional desN will be required on the Democfa1lc side When the vacancy from Colo rado is filled. a third additional desh will have to he installed, and whetA- CT the new senator is a Democrat, as is probable, Republican, as is un- likely the desk will be placed CD the Democratic side to preserve as nearly as possible an equal d'Vlsloh of the desks on either side or me main aisle.
 Inasmuch as the admission Of Ne" Mexico and Arizona takes into the 1rnon the last foot of territory De ,oneing to the United States on tie continent, with the exception Of the District of Columbia. it will not De necessary to enlarge the seating ca rac;tv of the Senate chamber agalh for some time It means also taae .there will be no more new s'a'eS' for many. many years to come.
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Charles Durham. l-ovlngton' Ill., ,os succeeded in finding a positive .uTe @ for bed wetting. "My llttle Doy % .,et the he'd every night clear tnFo ,n the floor I tried several hlnos .,.a Ws 4idney medicine and l was III u's z. trng store looking for somethlns .i;fferent e to help him when I near9 # Foley Kidney Pf1ls. After ne naa aaa a ahen them two days we could see ;, change and when he had aa tansn .wo' thirds. of a bottle he was cureo. rhat is about six weeks ago ana 1e .as not wet in bed since.' w. L. r,awoody & O.
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irN1N ENGLISH OPERA co.

The remarkable snecess Of th7 Ahorn English Grand Opera Gon
 pany's tour of last season demeEz st1ated taa fact tat there is larg= percentaee of dmirers of music ip its higher foims all over Ameriea whcse desire for classic works sGn@ in English has not been satisfied fo' long tiWe, fer up to last season there were several years durin which ,here was no company of this sort on tour The enthusiastic re ception of the Ahorn organizatian everywhere last year was so en- couraging the Messrs Aborn dst7r mined to enlarge the company th'' seazon, as we'll as to increase the strength of the double cast. comes to the Elks Theater for on night only on Tuesday. Jan. 90.
 The opera chosen for the one night performance here, Giacomo Puccinis famous and probably his greatest work, Madam Butterfly" has the distinction of registering the longest number of consecutive per formances ever given of one grand opera ill New York, or indeed, any other city. Several years before the opera was written. John Luther Longs name was made famous by 1 his great Japanese story of little Madam Butterfly, after which David Belasco collaborated with Long or the, drema of the came name, which : was one of the most notable of the Eelasco su ,esses. Puccini's libret- tist then fashioned the libretto for the opera, which follows the same plot as the drama. All this, as we'll as the fact that American charac- ters are prominent in the story, may account for some of the wonderful popularity of Madam Butterfly" this country, but to Puccini's mag nificent score alone must be ascrib- ed its great vogue in all European countries. for in Germany it is pre-, , scented more often even than in Italy, and France and England are also enthusiastic patrons of Madam Butterfly"
 The array of notables in the Abor1 double cast of alternating artists IS more imposing than ever before, in- cluding two prima donna soprsnos, 1 Edith Helena, known as "the Amer ican Tetrazzini, and Jane Abercrom-
 bic, famed as concert star before ! her successful grand opera debut: two two contraitos-Louise 1e Baron, formerly prominent with the Bes. 1 tonians, the Castle Square and other : famous nompanies. Zoe Fulton. who
 made her first appearance in grand
 opera with success after high achievements in light opera; two
 leading tneors,-Domentico Russo, a
 favorite in the Hammerstein, La'n-
 bardi, San Carlo and other Compan- ies, and Lenodard Samoloff who has appeared in leading tenor roles In
 the Metropolitan and the Chicago
 Philadelphia Opera Company; two
 ba.itones, s,-Morton Adkins and Louis
 Kredidler, both widely known as
 oratorio and concert singers befoN
 their advent in grand opera; with
 William schuster, former basso '' . the Tivoli and Savage companie
 Philip Fein; the well known buffo , Carlo Nicosia, conductor, formsfl! in the same position with Hammer , stein's Manhattan organization. Ka
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DOUBLE TRACKING 
 HAS REACHED BttBt
- :. las Also Been Made An All Night Station, With Three
 Operators.

poehe Jan. 2O.-The double trach of the Iron Mountain Railroad nas now reached Beebe, and the heces- aa.u switches and extra grades ate heine added. Beebe has also peen n,oda an all-night station, three te- ,oor.,h operators being in charge.
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-ana Bankrups ss1s
 stock will conine lce " sans F 24tb. The shobpeTs oppoq sn''y
 lifetime. v v
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The "0-Cedar" all mop will cieas and rclfsh your hardwood iiooIs- McGatEhy Hdw. Co. IF '
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National Troubadours and the Thief 2t the Elks This Week.
DESKS USED BY FAMOUS MEN
 COVETED BY PRESENT STATESMEN

JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS. OF MS. FORMERLY HELD BY JEFFER. THE CONFEDERACY- Y-IDENTITY WEBSTER \ SECRET-SENA. AS THEY SERVE-REPRESE GINNING OF EVERY SESSION.
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Tn Cure il Cold In One Day.
 Take LAXATIVE PROMO Quin'n. rah1ats Druggists refund money II 1t falls to cure p. ". Ghovns si~patn-o Is on each box Soc.