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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-19
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
THE BAKERS PASS
THROUGH ALBUQUERQUE

Albuquerque, n NJ, April 23, 1912.
We arrived at Albuquerque last
night at seven o'clock having left
Senta Fe at $3.50 p. m. They keep tap
on you pretty well here. We started
out from the hotel to see the old Mis-
sion church after lunch and they
thought we had started for here SO
wired Albuquerque that we had left
and when we did not arrive on time
they sent out a car twenty miles to
meet us. On arrival here they showed
us the hotel and sent man to show
Dagget the garage. There is another
Vellie here and We all leave, ten in
the party, Thursday a. m. for Socorro.
A pilot goes from here to Socorro and
another from Socorro and on TO
Grand Canyon. They are making pig
efforts to swing the transcontinenral
travel this way. Sent a man with us
all day today to see the town, and
all their different enterprises. The
American Lumber company have a
big plant here. 1t is very interesting
to see them operate.
1t is warm and dry here, but it
looks a little like rain tonight. TheAe
is more life in day here than in
week in most towns of this size. The
run from Santa Fe is Go miles, and
fine roads. Came off Mesa down
through a lava bed winding around
over a road like our Skyline drive,
but there was no beautiful city at the
foot of it, only few little dirty huts,
and few old Indians sitting around.
They say the roads from here to So
corro are fine, 110 miles. The car is
doing fine, so far not puncture. We
have done 500 miles so far Hope to
hear from you tomorrow. Write to
Phoenix as we go 10 Grand Canyon
first
THE BAKERS.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
SUIT OF HUXLEY AGAINST
BARNES is BEINGl TRIED
THE BAKERS.

The suit of Charles Huxley versus
y. E. Barnes as trustee for the bCIi-
holders of the Montezuma Gold Min
ing & Milling company was called for
trial before Judge Wilkin in the dis
trIct court at 10 o'clock this morning.
In this case proceedings were insti-
tuted by the complainant to secure
Judgment for wages amounting to
s2,1S6, alleged to be due him for work
done for Mr.. Barnes as trustee for the
company, of which the defedant was
president and the principal stockholi-
er Mr. Barnes alleges in defense that
Mr.. Huxley was not employed by him
in any capacity whatsoever in connec-
ton with the Montezuma Gold Mining
& Milling company, and that the SER
vice rendered with the complainant
was with the Cottonwood Copper
company, a separate and distinct cor
poration. Messrs. Locke and Ross ap-
pear as attorneys for the complainant
and Messrs. Stump and Waldo attor-
neys for the defendant
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
AWARDED JUDGMENT BY
JURY IN DISTRICT COURT

The suit of Prof r. b. Hardin and
wife, Helen H. Hardin, against the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad com
pany for eight hundred dollars for
the loss OF their household furniture
and other goods in the fire which
destroyed the Denver & Rio Granie
freight house at the corner of Tenth
and Water streets, last September
where the property in question was
stored, was called for trial last Sat
urday afternoon and occupied the at
tention of the court until s o'clock
turned by the jury giving the CONF
plainantsN damages in the sum of three
hundred and seventy-ive dollars. The
amount Of the Judgment correspond
ed with the award made to the COM
plainants by the company at the time
of the settlement OF claims against il
arising in connection with the FIRE,
and, therefore, is regarded as vic
tory for the defendant. Attorney Him
nan prosecuted the case for the COM
plainants, while Messrs Stump and
Waldo defended the company.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
PRAYER

any hardness upon the subject, it is
perhaps gratifying to know that at
least in their hour OF danger and
death, they recognize that there is a
God over all. and one to whom they
may lift their voice in appeal in hours
of dread peril.
We should not be at all surprised
If this great disaster, with the wide
spread publicity which is being given
to it of the last moments of 1900 peo-
pie. should not have the effect of
awakening the moral and religious
sensibilities of many men Certainly
nothing should be left undone by hu-
man agencies to prevent repetition
of this disaster. But, after all, life
is an uncertain thing as best. though
it takes great calamity like this TO
bring that fact home TO many men
And If prayer is good thing for the
last moments of man or woman.
there is bound to be a thoughtful
consideration of the question as TO
why man should wait until he is
ready to pass into the Great Beyond
before placing himself in a proper
spirit of communion and relationship
with his Creator.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
LOCAL DEMOCRATS
IN COLORADO SPRINGS

Many Democrats went over to Colo-
RADIO Springs yesterday and today to
attend the state convention. The state
convention will name delegates TO 90
to Baltimore 1t will probably instruct
for Clark.
AS usual there will be a big fight
on between Speer and Patterson. IA
Denver Speer controls and did not put
on the delegation any OF the promin-
ent Patterson men including Shafro;n
and Thomas. SO in the state conyen-
ton there will be a lot of people who
would like to spew Speer out again.
The delegates from Fremont county
in the state convention are:
J. H. Maupin. J. G. Schweigert,
II. +. Champion, A. H. Davis, Angus
tus Pease. Hart Goodloe. Lee Cham
pion, W. II. Trout, l.. a. Poteet, ID. r,
Foor, Alfred Durfee. J. w. burknaro,
T. Morrissey. c. Columbia. IzIlius
Mann, T. ]. Prescott. w B. Rowland,
w. V. Thornton. John Wright, W. G.
Bagley, A. W. Alexander, James cody,
w. H. Pigg. r. Goodhead, Thomas
Easton, w. II. La Grange,
The delegates to the Second Con
gressional District convention are:
E. A. Bradbury. B. W. Rea. VIM. An
derson, George P. Nix. A. ]. Turner,
w. Boucher, j. F. Marr, G, II. Wilkes,
iN. W. Mcconnell, F. A. sutorius. J. T..
Hunt, Thos. Hackley. w. II. Alfred
f. A. Moore, r. l.. Eyerly. Joseph
Esser, Dave Walker. E. r. Tucker,
Allan Bell. X. L. Eldred, c. A. Linklns
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
COMMENCEMENT WEEK IN
SOUTH CANON HIGH SCHOOL

The graduation exercises for tie
class OF 1912 of the South Canon high
school has been arranged for the
week beginning May IL. The gradu-
ates this year are twenty-one IN
number; five boys and sixteen girls.
The baccalaureate sermon will he
delivered Sunday night. May 18th, by
Rev. G. F. Sewer in the Presbyterian
church. Tuesday the 18th Is class day
and an appropriate program will be
rendered that afternoon in the high
school auditorium.
The graduation address has been
set for Thursday evening, May 10th H.
the Presbyterian church. Dean Howe
OF Denver University will be the ora
tor for this evening.
The Alumni association OF the
South side will give a banquet at e1e
Hotel Denton Friday evening. May the
S1st. in honor of the graduates Of he
class of 1912
This banquet is an annual event
and gives promise OF being OF more
than ordinary interest this year. It's
date was fixed week after gradua-
ton in order that the college people
may attend -tTIr gFt
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
Colorado Springs Telegraph.

Colorado Springs Telegraph.
In every calamity such as has pc
fallen the nation during the past week
in the wreck of the Titanic, men are
to be found making appeals to their
Creator for safety. Men. who know
little about prayer usually, are able to
resurrect some sort of a supplication
to the Most High. generally the Lord S
Prayer, that universal form of appeal.
1t is not surprising, therefore. to
read that men in the boats and upon
the life RATS, and probably those left
on board, repeated prayers many
times for their safety. 1t is the cus-
tomary thing to do. the natural thing
to do. that when man is about TO
leap into the Great Unknown that he
should call upon God. the Creator Of
the Universe. for help and for
strength.
The sad and solemn feature of such
an appeal is the fact that men all too
often. in their customary walks of
life, and when there is no peril at
hand, forget that there is such be-
ing as God and some oflthem scott
at prayer, as being a business for
women only. However. not to express
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
DON'T WASTE WATER

There is especially at this time
great deal of useless waste of water.
Saturday morning a rock slide car
ried away about fifty feet OF the sup
ply pipe in the Gorge. The pipe was
repaired as soon as possible and wa
ter turned in Monday evening At that
time there was but few hours sup
ply left in the reservoirs, when there
should be water enough for weeks
supply.
Now this is liable to happen at aay
time and If the filtered water givfs
out. there is nothing for it but 20
pump direct from the river, which at
this time of year is very muddy
There is plenty of water for III
necessary use, but 1t costs money 20
filter It and there is none to waste.
Mr.. Water Consumer, please don't
let your hose run all day in one place.
If your plumbing is out OF order have
it repaired. You know you are a
ptockholder in the waterworks and
M's your water that yon are wasting.
Use all that you need. but don't
waste It.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
REV. SPERRY
IN WET NOUN
TAIN VALLEY
SPRING SOWING is LATE ON AC-
COUNT OF THE UNUSUAL
PRECIPITATION.

Rev. S. H. sperry spent Sunday in
the Wet Mountain valley, holding re-
ligious services in the Hillside school
house. His next visit there will be
Sunday, May 18th, preaching in iha
school house at 1O:45 a. m. and II
the hall at Hillside at 7:SO p. m. Ar
rangements are being made to start
the Sunday school on this date if pos
sible.
Mr.. sperry made a trip over the
valley Monday and reports much work
being done. The lateness of the sea
son has put plowing and sowing sew
eral weeks behind. The Sangre de
Christie mountains are covered with
a greater depth of snow than has been
known for many years. In macy
places along the timbered foot hills
the snow is u feet deep. The large
amount of snow promises an .Atra
large flow of water for the valley low
lands during the summer. The low
lands in many parts of the productive
valley is very wet, and has hindered
plowing in a more or less degree. y
superabundance of snow falling On
lowlands has in many places rott, d
out alfalfa fields. The native grasses
are now like a green mat and prom
Use very productive yield.
A very large amount of grain VIII
be sown, the greater share of which
is now in the ground. Some farmers,
however. are now plowing for the
spring sowing of cereals.
The weather is much colder there
than here; the altitude being about
1000 feet higher. The fruit trees are
still in a nude condition. with only 4
slight visible appearance OF tiny
green leaf.
In his missionary work among the
people. Mr.. Sperry speaks Of an un-
usual amount of sickness among his
people and friends OF the congr ga
ton. At the Mr.. and Mrs. John Nov
home they have had very serioas
siege of typhoid fever and other all
'le'
ments among different members Of
the family. Mrs. Amanda Beerkamper
has been quite seriously i'll. Mrs.
NJ. bucket who has been quite indis-
posed is not so well this spring. Mrs.
r. II. Dinsmore and the daughter,
Miss Maude, have been temporarily
confined to the house, but are noT
convalescing. Many others are suffer-
ing with colds and other ailments in j.
cident to the long continued cold
weather and changeable climatic con-
ditiOns. 'ssT VI
: Mrs. Stella Balman spent last week
in Denver; she also visited in Canon
City, before her return home.
Last Saturday the stork brought a
bright little English lady to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Squires near
PaIo. Congratulations to the family
and best wishes to the jewel fr III
heaven.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell are in Pu-
eblo where Mr.. Fell took an import
ant part last night In a musical in
of the Passion Play.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

The Friends In Council was organ
ized In 1888. consequently completed
its twenty fourth year Friday. It 10
one OF the Oldest clubs In the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

L. II, Bancroft. F. stienmier. J.
Craig.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
ANNUAL REPORT or THE CITY CLERK

TO COUNCIL.
Gentlemen:
The following ending April
Recens In the Genera Fund.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
Give Yourself a tieIpful Environment
BOND

@ yourself world
IAU beautu
WI toward beautiful and happiness
lxJ a with this And
We all know that ntaoupe squash the canaoupes
will Of the squash the field
And what the
sensby a
rarely pull other
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The cantaloupe like the squash,
this make OF the
associations that will
deliberately all the help possible
things?
beautiful
regions
spiritual
influence pulls
lowering thought
with people who tonic not poison a sedatve
getting ON
mental plane this through
spirit they
will gladly welcome
helpful uplifting you will nhd
Like attracts like
realms a we'll the physical
you
Why enjoy beauty and life
the takng9 Why SIT in shadow when
uplifting will which
came good things
pulling down
out and take hold Of that which viii lift you
s73stp%44A, K7~-z-.x.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
Champ Clark Speaks.

Frankfort, KY. March ll,7-SpealSef
Champ Clark addressed a joint session
Of the kentucky Legislature at
o'clock Saturday afternoon by invita-
ton. He was the third presidential
possibility to speak to the legislature
Woodrow wilson and Judson Harmpn
haylng appeared earlier in the sesr
sion.
Speaker Clark cxrsessed the belief
that President Taft would veto an
o. the tariff bills which the present
congress might pass, but that the
Democrats would welcome the Issue
which such action would create. He
said that tariff reform and the trust
question would be the paramount Is
sues in the coming campaign.
Numbers OF Independent end Pro-
gressivc Republicans are. in favor OF
remedial legislature" rne speaker de-
clared. "but the stancpatters are in
control Of the Republican party and
will permit no remedial legislation,
therefore the only hope the independ-
cnts and Progressive Republicans have
Is to elect a Democratic president,
senate and house"
He said the Democrats In congress
were fighting each otner from 1893 tn
1910, but now they are united and have
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
rnr rouRrE cAvALRY.

III Paso, Tex. March 1i.A detach-
ment of the Foutr United States cav
airy fifteen men and n lieutenant,
has been sent by Colonel Steover to
Canutillo, Tex. where Mexicans have
been threatening to cause trouble to
Americans. The MeNcans there out
number tho Americans ten TO one.
Juarcz is quiet today following the
departure Sunday OF General Antonio
Rojas and $50 men FOR Chihuahua.
Complaints had been made TO Orozco
that Rojas was permitting his men
to loot the town. The rebels assert
that Rojas Is to be married in Chi
huahua tonight and that he asked
permission TO go there.
Forty cars Of coi- ana coke have
hocn allowed to pass 20 chihuahua BY
TIE rebels. The shipment will enable
the big smelter there TO continue ope-
ration.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11

Chicago, March 1f.-Visitors are
consistly romping away with the high
scores in the championship tourna-
ment of the American bowling Icon
gress. The Fort Wayne rollers again
occupied the limelight yesterday when
the Harkenrider- Farnan team from
the Indiana city left the alley with the
high mark in the doubles for the day,
1.172, which landed them in second
place in the event. The Germanlas
OF the game town, with a mark of p
S45, and 40 points ahead OF their
nearest rivals in the iive-man event.
Fred Falkenburg. the former Cleve-
land pitcher now with the Toledo
team, rolled 627 in the singles and
appropriated fifth position The
bowling of the flve-men teams failed
to make any change in the money
division in this event.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11

fulfilled every platform promise made
to the people before the election.
The Democrats have their path in
their own hands, he said, and all they
have to do Is to go on with their work
of passing remedial legislation and
convince the people Of the sincerity Of
their promises.
II the Democrats GO this, their vic
tory this fall is assured, whether the
Republicans patch up their differences
on not.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
Presidential prImnry.

Now York, March 1i.--In an effort
TO force preferential primary in this
state, a non-partlsan presidential pri-
mary league. with Norman Hapgood
as its president. opened headquarters
today.
The league Will back the Robinson
bill now before the legislature, which
provides that voters AT the coming
primary may write the name of their
! choice for the presidential nominal
tion on their ballot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11

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i.cnnsyIvanIa RaIIrond.

The Pennsylvania railroad has an
nouncsd that II viii join with the 9TH
er railroads in having the demands
presented by the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers handled collectively
by the conference committee OF the
managers OF the roaGs involved. r.
A. Burgess, vice president Of the
brotherhood. announces that the Off
oials Of the rallroac companies and
the mems organization VIII meet In
New York. March a. to discuss the
request Of the engineers for more
wages J. c. Stewart. vice president
Of the Erie railroad, VIII be chairman
Of the session. Youngstown Telegram
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
E,I walsh on tIle Mound.

Waco. Tex. March l1.-it Is pre-
dicted today that so years hence
Texas win relate to the festive tourist
how IN the spring Of 1912 the Hous-
ton sluggers pounded Ed Walsh for
four hits in the final frame Of an eX-
hibition game and tied with the Chi
cago White Sox, to 3. The/game al
Houston yesterday was called In the
tenth on account OF darkness.
The Sox returned to Waco, today
from Houston.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
Vcan Gregg Expected.

Mobile, Ala, March 11.-Monday
.da'wned clear and warm and a week
Of good weather is promised to wind
mp the practice season here. Bmddy
Ryan. the smuggling outfeldeT and
Bert Whaling, the new catcher from
the lPaolhe coast, the last camp ar
rivals, have been looked over ano
The next wave of excitement will be
when Vean Gregg arrives. When
Gregg joins the camp, the full ~
players viii be on hand.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
Rccr1lIts Ana Klddcd.

Marlin, Tex, March 11.-After two
days spent in an exhibition tour, the
Giants again Joined forces today and
INDUCED in snappy practice. The re-
cI'uits, who lost yesterdays game with
the Fort Worth club, were forced to
undergo a rapid fire Of kidding from
the veterans until McGraw called a
halt
"Scrappy John" was well pleased
with the regulars showing at Dallas
Nearly all Of them seemed to have
their batting eye with them and they
slammed the Texas pitchers curves
all over the lot.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
In Honor of Honus.

West Baden, Ind, March 11.-'one
more day OF sunshine and outdoor
work will be an actual reality for the
Pirates rhe first squad today early
awaited the arrival Of the players who
left Pittsburgh last night. They >wlll
arrive late this afternoon. Several
fishing parties up the Guares river
have been arranged In honor Of
Honus Wagner's second visit here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-03-11
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