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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17
FRIDAY.


DR. and Mrs. W ,. Kenney arrived
hSspe last night from a business and
Joints in the san Luis valley They
we're gone about week
Mr. Ar Mitchell. who recently IN
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
vas sitting out on the porch at the
hospital today ana his smile shows
that he 10 much improved.
Mr. and Mrs william Duncan wefe
guests of honor at a very pleasant
-ociai gathering a, TIE horle Of Nj
and Mrs. John Benedict. Iis Harrison
avenue. Thursday night. Others In
attendance beS,des the entertainers
we're Rex Rosseill. Mrs- A. Bloom and
Mrs Woods OF this city and some Vic
tor and Cripple Greek friends.
Mr. and Mrs 4 , Reed returned
home recently from a visit TO Granl
Junction. salt Lake CITY. Ogden and
other western points They made the
, horreward Journey by way Of Denver.
!, where they ~erc guests of friends for
a week
George stuitz Of the Bazin ranch
and Ed stul,E Of Canon CITY each So
cured deer dnrinE hunting season
iss, week In the vicinity Of the BASIN
ranch.-Rockvaie Paradox
Mrs Steve Two. from Canon Clsy.
accompanied BY her Interesting little
daughter. Agnes. and baby. George.
arrived this morning for visit with
her sister. ,irs Thos carinoay -Fio~-
snce citizen
Mrs h. $ Hunter of Greeley Who
recently bought o, Mrs Merriam her
orchard tract in South Canon has
moved hero and via make his home
on he place ST. Hunter foatem-
pilates some worry soos improvements
In tis house aud Iand-
Mr and Mrs. a l. learag entertain.
ed TOW ff.anis a. q Neii appoiutsd
venison dinner Thursday nishi in how
or OF Mr. and Mrs = F. Hunicg.
Other guests were AR and Mrs F. +.
smith Dr, and Mrs Llt'ie mi Na
40 Mrs. Hardy,
Last week while the c. +. a . cora-
iaIly were unioadine carload OF
mules to be divided between the-Rock-
vale and the Fremont mInes. one Of
them made his getaway. hut was Ia
ter captured close TO the NoDac eoel
mine at Canon City. Tho mule was
worth $500 and no brand upon him.
70 you bet the company loet no time
In looking him up--Roekyaie Paradox.
Mrs. George A. Baker ana Miss Bsk-
!, or entertained a company OF ladies Al
an auction bridge party this Afternoon.
There were six tables and twenty
four suests.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Gym
thiA Ann Roberts. who died 1t her
home II 7os Tenth street. South Can
n. wsdassdly night ysrs taksa d
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Win @ usrf suday o. tarsa
or folr weeks trip that wili take him
10 the ttaure coast AFTER spendn
a FEY days IN Denver he Viii yian
his KANSAS, going thence -
,te m rla6urQua eauatr.
New York. where he win be the gser-
OF his ataer for some time Later
he vii .ate run down 90 New York
city Philadelphia ana washiaston
SATURDAY.
4 p GansaelI OF Moutvose is
spenli1s few days In the city
Mh Catherine Henlrislison has
.returHsd from several weeks speas
visiting friends and relatives in the
csst
Rev F. r Fulkerson Of South Can
on returned home Thursday night
from a several weeks lecturing tour
ihIoush Iowa. Minnesota and Illinois
Mis- Mary Myers OF Cleveland has
come TO spend the winter with hsr
cousin Mrs. W. VI. Mayhew.
Mrs Isabella Churchill OF Greeley.
on a return trip from the Western
SLOPE stopped over AZ vanun City IN
FRIDAY TO attend the meeting of the
Priends in Council and left for home
in The evening
The Monday Reading club met this
week with the president. Mrs. A. =
Clare The reading of PA Flicking-
er's Family a humorous novel Ly
Bessie Hoover, was commenced Mes
dame Bethel and Oakley. readers.
During the social hour cake. ice cream
and coffee were served. The meeting
next Monday will be held with Mrs
L. : okey.
The illustrated lecture given AZ The
F1rsi Methodist church Friday night
by Rev. A. W. Ragatz of Denver for
the 5eneat OF the choir was a master
ly one and was greatly enjoyed by al
fortunate enough TO be present. Rev.
RaEaiz ls a splendid entertainer and
It Is to be regretted that larger audi
eree Was not present on the occasion
O. his visit to this city Friday night
Harry &. MeClannahan OF Denver.
representing the Mutual Benefit Lte
Insurance company OF Newark. y. J..
Vas In the city yesterday for several
hours visiting his friends here. Mr..
Mcclannahan bears the distinction o.
being the only representative OF the
company west Of Chicago who has
eger written single policy for sioe.-
olo. He performed the feat a few
Gays aro on J. II. Hunt. one OF the
owners OF a large canning concern
located In San Pueblo
Chlef,ain.
a ten and a half pound boy WAS
a1rn TO, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Adams
81 Alamosa at the residence OF is
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
-1seph Walton. on River street last
tuesday
Mr and Mrs. John II. Frey are cx-
ec,cl 70 return to Canon City in she
cure o; fer days from a visit ora
ouple o. weeks duration Win rela-
lives and friends al Abilene. Kans s.
nd vicinity.
Main street has taken on a hoiid'y
npcuranoc ,hI safiernoon iu snuc,ua-
.1r Of the meeaas OF the odi Fell
lows Grand l-aaae OF Colorado anil
u lts subordinate orssnizatioas hc,s
next week The windows OF MANY
places uf business have been decorat-
"a with fags ana bunting ami uiaie
very astractlve. The. general eommi,-
zoe of arrangements is urg.ng people
10 display "oid Glory" from ,helr
homes mex; week in honor ef the yiz-
ting odd Fellows ana Rehokahs.
Rev. and Mrs. o. $ Reed aui AIR
and Mrs c II. Rau and little daughter.
Eln-nnnn r.tnrn.h 10 Canon city Lite
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

ture at he First Methodist church
this evening Tor the benefit os the
choir. arrred here from Denver ms
nfternoon. As lecturer ana enter
taner nev Rasaiz comes to Canon
CITY hishly commended snd an Nao
aiteaa .ds church iQnlE6t may be a4-
sured ol uost ENJOYABLE occssiru
F. y Thomas. the aut1moaile man.
VIII e uarr sluday o. taree
or four weeks trip that wili take him
70 I'd faauto ooast After spendln
a few days In Denver he viii WISH
his KANSAS; going thence 'a
me m cla1tarlua counts,
New YORK. whore be wiil be the Eser-
OF his either for some time Later
he vii -a,e run down 90 New York
city F.laicilh.a anI Washirston.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

Notary PuhAr-w. . Ensl-ad So
Main street 1,sr-ta oalse
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-10-17

si.as geaF when paid
.u adrance
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

Labor Temple. is not among them. When al stray canine wandered int" his church during discourse. and sunggled up comfortably against a radiator. Dr. Stclzlc gave the four footed visitor a hearty welcome and took advantage of the occasion to preach a sermon on the human" treat ment of dumb beasts Why" inquircs
 the minister. should I preach love
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

and kindness and harmony, and then fail to take advantage of any "ppor- tupity tp demonstrate low" and kind ness that presented itself: IL wouldn't be kind to chase poor, half-frozen dog out into the street
 Kindness never hurts anyone. dogs included. The more you give of it the more you have" And much more to the same effect, with the result
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14
[Ntccial CorrcSt0ndcnccl

SPcCidi COryCSb0RdCHcc
 NEW YORK. Jan. 1S.-A trust organized for the purpose of lowering prices seems to be an cXtravagant dream. but that is the expressed ob- feet of the Comparative Cab company, which is scheduled to begin business in New York next week. All those connected with the new organization are hanson cab owners or builders, and they propose to cut cab fares to tWenty-fivc cents d mile or a dollar an hour during shopping hours Taxi cabs have nearly driven the horse drawn vehicles out of business in the metropolis. but it is believed that the cut rates will bring the hansoms into favor again. The increased business Is expected Co allow the company fair profit on it's investment \ dis tinCtive color scheme has been adopt eel for all the cabs of the company. SD that they may be readily recogniz- cd. and the management promises to be very careful in the selection of drivers. to the end that there be no cXtortion of patrons.
 Babies are all right in their place. but their place is not in the immc- diate vicinity of Barnard College. the feminine annex of Columbia. in the opinion of Miss Virginia C. Glider sleeve. dean of that institution. on her complaint the police department
 
 the offending infants away from the college precincts The dean says the stone foundation of the fence is favorite haunt Of nurse maids with their charges, and that the cooing. goo-goos and crying of the youngsters interfere with the study Of the young ladies.
 Perhaps the most remarkable infan- tile hnguist in the country is Miss Nskev Terocyc Martin. four-y ycar-Old daughter of Nr. and Mrs Johnson Martin of l93 Bradford street, Brook Iyn. Little Askey speaks four lang uagcs as perfectly as the most intelli- gent youngsters of her age speak one. Her parents are ArmenianS. her mother speaking Armenian. Turkish. Greek and English. The child has mastered a wonderful knowledge oC all four tongues.
 
 one of the best-paid writers in the land is Mrs Harriet Hall of 2I5 West one Hundred street. although her name does not appear in any Who's Who" of literary folk. For years she has sent weekly letters Co her uncle. John Armstrong Alexander. a shipping merchant of Glasgow, Scot land. retiring. childless old gentle man with no Gith or kin other than nine nepheWs and two nieces None oC the other relatives ever visited "r communicated with the aged Scotch man. and when he died recently he left his entire property. worth :75.- 0oo to Mrs. Hall in appreciation Of her epistclary efforts.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14
LATEST GOSSIP OF MEN, WOMEN AND EVENTS
 HEARD BY EVERYBODY IN CITY OF NEW YORK

[ The Bureau of Missing Persons sounds like al Sherlock Holmes crca- tion, but it is very real and eN- trrmely busy branch of the New York police department According to a report just made public. $500 per sons were reported missing in the metropolis during the last year. "f whom l,500 are still among the un
 found. The case of the mysterious disappearance of Dorothy Arnold, which attracted national interest. is only one among hundreds of such in stances of young girls Who-to use the language or Mock Cartcr-'vanish, as if the earth had swallowed them up" Nearly d thousand women. most of them in their teens, appear in the police record of the missing during 1911. Theatrical ambitions. severe home restraint and unbcarable poverty are among the reasons why girls leave home. but in the majority of instances there is tall. dark mas culire william in the case. Of those who never return the painted danes of the Tenderloin might tell a tale.
 Mrs Peter Sorenson. wife of the Captin of the steamship Cathrine Cunco. is perhaps the most widely travclcd women in the world. When she arrived in New York harbor the other day she had rounded out 47i,000 nautical miles of sea travel, with some odd miles left over. Since her marriage to the sea captain about q quarter ot d century ago Mrs. Soren- son has been his constant companion and has sailed the seven seas on board two sailing vessels and two steamships of which her husband has been commander. She begun her nautical career on the bark Somerset. Later her husband took command 'of the Norwegian sailing vessel Srvia. on that ship Mrs. Sorenson made numerous trips between Norway and South America. one memorable voy- age occupying over two months. Next the pair took charge of the Norwegian steamship Arcndel, where they re- mained until Captain Sorenson was transferred to the Cathrinc Cuneu. which is engaged in the West Indian banana trade. Mrs. Soreuson says she and her husband have determined to follow the sea four years longer and then retire to the vine-covered cottage of their dreams in Norway. The fair traveller has visited every port of importance in the world. but declares that cf them all New York k the most wonderful and St Peters burg the most beautiful. Mrs. Sor ;- raI To capable of navigating a ship around the world And not a member of | the Suneo's crew but would gladly ! have her as skipper. with the utter 1 most confidence in her scamanship m 1 the dircst emergency.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14
Coinq Some.

First Astrouomer--I have just b. cated a new comet. but can no; figure out its orbit. Al snow D. that it is going at tremendous speed. out seems to have no logical desti-
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

You go to sleep in Philadelphia and wake up in New York
 Gotham--Wel. l don't generally take stock in railroad advertisements. but l guess that ones true. ali right. -Yonkers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

that the welcome mat has been spread out for stray cats and dogs at the Presbyterian Labor Temple.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

nation.
 Second Astronomer-What are you goirg to call it2
 First AstrOnOmcr-I thought would name it after President Taft Life
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

There are ministers-pcrhaps you know fcw-vho would strcnuously object Co having a dog or a cat in their congregation. but the Rev. Chas StclZle. pastor of the Presbvterian
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

Republican Want Ads-The Hive wire" salesmen; always on the
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

Where They Wake Up. Church - Here's an advertisement of a railroads night trains It says:
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

In nobody Every subscriber m Republican Automobile Gold and Trip Contest Show
 received to Saturday
Arizona republican., 1912-01-14

THE REPUBLICANS OFFER IS THE CHANGE OF LIFE TIME FOR THE AMBITIOUS PEOPLE OF ARI IONA GET IN AND WIN YOU CANNOT LOSE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

presirent; d. f. Pool, secretary treas
urer, and J. S. Howe, G. W HutchisOn
committee It is the intention of the
club to put in an experiment farm, BY
irrigation with pumps. The land IS all
that can be desired for such an under
taking, and good water at very shallow
depth is here in an abundance.
The Coats brothers have disposed Of
all their Texas land and cattle. and
moved to Eddy county, New Mexico
Early weeds are making their ap-
pearance and stock is beginning to
pick up
W. E Scott has filed suit in the dis
trict court against H. H Carroll OF
Mitchell county for alleged debt in
the sum OF $4,000, and asks foreclosure
OF the vendors lien on $40 acres Of
land situated in Winkler county. Texas.
". A Cannon has received his barber
chair and shop fixtures, and Kermit
now has barber shop.
W. A. Vest and family. who have
been living in Kermit the past winter
TO be close 10 the school, have moved
back TO their ranch
The Winkler County Townsite Co,
owner Of the Kermit tOwnsite, is pre-
pairing 10 reOrganize.
Sheriff Priest is this week having
hydrants put down in the court house
yard, for irrigation purposes
G. ". Hutchinson is laid UP from an
a horse.
J. S Howe. who lives four miles
west Of Kermit, is quite sick.
Justice Of the peace n 2. Cannon
has been confined to his room for sew
eral days with grip
Clint AIOreIand. who has been absent
several months in Lampasas, has re-
turned home
Officials Of the Pecos Valley Southern
Railway company have notified the
commercial club OF Kermit that they
will be in Kermit about April 10 and
viii receive proposals from the people
OF Kermit for the purpose Of paying
the company TO build its road BY Ker-
nit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
Face Peeling Easy
Blonde or Brunette

'eThe blondes complexion fades early.
because her skin Is extraordinarily
thin and fine says Nine Lima Cava-
heri. The brunette's, as a rule, is the
reverse The SKIN is thicker ana has a
tendency 10 an oily appearance"
For either the faded blondes skin or
the brunette's oily or sallOw complex
ion, the best remedy is ordinary mer-
colized wax, securable at any drug
store Gan ounce viii do. Used like
cold cream it gives one an entirely
new complexion in about weeks
time 1t gradually absOrbs the worn
out surface skin. with all It's defects. q
little each day, without affecting the
delicate underskin. The latter viii
have the exQuisitely beautiful glow Of
youth-indeed, one may readily lose
ten or fifteen years from her age. so
Tar as appearance goes, By this simple
method.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
Ignorance AS A Cause OF Divorce;
Failures That Are Due To Parents
By DOROTHY DIX

In the vast majority Of cases It is
the parents who are responsible Tor
the unhappy marriages in the world
II is the parents who are the first
aids 10 divorce, because although they
know that their children are practi-
cally certain to marry, they do moth
ing to fit them for it.
From the time girl is born she is
taught directly. or Indirectly, TO look
forward to being married as the ca
reer most desirable for a woman. But
her mother never teaches her that mar
rage is the hardest job on earth, the
one beset with she most difficulties
the one that requires the most self
restraint and skill 70 iii WOrthtly.
On the contrary. she is led to be-
IeVe that it IS q sort Of fairyland, In
which she VIII live on chocolate creams
and do nothing but listen TO her hus-
band chanting her praises What
marvel then, that she bumps into the
stern reality Of maCrimOny, and Kinds
out that it means hard work, and pow
erty, and a husband who is grouchy
and unappreciauve. that she lacks
the strength to endure it,
who ever hears OF a mother teaching
her- daughter q sense Of responsibility
because some day that girl is going to
marry and the welfare Of her hus-
band and children viii depend upon
her appreciation Of her duty TO them
and TO the community?
VINO ever hears Of a mother teaching
her daughter 10 use money wisely be-
ried, ana her husbands prosperity will
depend upon her thrift and economy
Who ever hears Of mother teaching
her daughter tact and diplomacy, be-
cause some day the girl viii marry
and she viii need the finesse Of Tai
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

who marries has never had the hand
ling Of any money; that she has been
petted and INDUCED and spoiled; that
she has been taught that the most
important things on earth are clothes
and dressing herself up, and that ev-
eTybOdy and everything must minister
to her pleasure2 Isn't il true that the
ma jOrity Of girls marry without even
having been laugh the elements OF
housekeeping. or how to make com
Portable home?
And as for boys isn't it true that
not one thing is taught them about
what they must do to be good hus-
bands? Isn't 1t true that a boy is
raised up with as little idea Of his re-
spOnsiblibes in marriage as IL mar
riage was something that was as IN
likely to happen to him as being struck
BY lightning?
DO you ever hear Of a father teach
ing his son that he must be gentle and
tender 20 women, because some time
he will marry and his Wife's happiness
viii depend on his attitude toward
her2
Do you ever hear 0 IA father teach
ing his son that it is a terrible re-
spOnsibnity for a man to separate
girl from her home and family and to
take her life into his hands. and that
before q man does that he should be
very sure that he can make good to
her for all that she gives. up for him?
Do you ever hear father tell his
son what a coWardly and despicable cad
a man is who abuses his wife. and
swears at her because she is too weak
to knock him down for the things he
says to her?
Few Fathers show Sons How to Treat
Their Wives.
Do YOU ever see a father pointing out
to his son what a man can make his
wife suffer through his stinginess, his
vices, his lack Of understanding and
sympathy
Never His parents do not hold them
selves responsible for the kind Of hus-
band their son makes, nor for the
subsequent divorce If he is a bad one
Yet 90 times out Of 100 they could
have saved the catastrophe If they had
tried to.
There is no other thought in the
world more appalling than that parents
could stop domestic misery If only thew
would raise up -hsir children with the
idea Of becoming good husbands and
wives, and that they don't do il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29

A YOUNG woman, who comes OF a
"A rich and socially prominent fam
= = lily, and whose husband IS suing
her for divorce. makes this pathetic
plea for herself. She says:
Nobody ever taught me anything
about duties, or respOnsib Utilities, or
self-control- I had an allowance OF
$3.50 a month for pin money, and 1
spent it all and more. Nobody held me
accountable for it. If had been IauenL
differently If I had known even mat
one value Of money would nave been
able TO gage the values OF other mat
tiers and perhaps I wouldn't be sued
and suing for divorce today
This hapless young creature. VINO
has made havoc Of her lie be1ore she
experience TO the very heart OF the d.
Torce problem
Learned sociologists and high-broWed
moralists puzzled their wits over why
marriage is a failure. and why there Is
so much divorce This girl has an
swered the question. It is because par
ents don't train their children for mar
shout its trials. its difficulties, It's
hardships
Parents Most Surprised When Children
Come to Grief.
They let an ignorant, untaught, IN
disciplined boy and girl plunge into an
experience for which they are totally
unprepared, and then when the young
prised as their perentsl Yet they might
as well be astonished at a man VINO
had never seen salt water. and knew
nothing of navigation, running the
Lusftania on the rocks II he attempted
to pilot her across the Atlantic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
Help Came
Just In Time
Lady in Pierce Relates An
Experience Of Interest
to all Girls and
Women.

Pierce, Neb--1IrA DOTlie SchloWsazyez
OF this place. says; -Cardui did me 50
much goodl Z had dreadful bsckachs
and dizziness and suffered from pains
in my eyes and IN the back OF myi
head. as well as low down IN NJ
body.
Sometimes. It seemed Ike 7 woulE
die with the pain was compelled to
see the doctor, but he did not helpl
me.
AT last began to take cardui. and
three bottles gave me great relief Ny
health is getting better every day
can recommend Cardui to sufferinEs
women. for it helped me wondsrfuIlys.i
It is a wonderful medicine
Other women, who suffer as aIrzs
SchflowslSy did. should learn from he's
what to do. to be relieved Take Carl
duL
For wOmen's pains. for female trou+
bles. for nervousness. for weakness. It
is the best remedy you can use, tha
most reliable you can obtain.
For over 80 years. Cardui has been
helping weak and miserable Tomar
back to health and happiness. Theses
many years OF success, prove its merit
Pure, strictly vegetable. perfactly
harmless. Cardui IS sure to help and
viii leave no disagreeable after-effects.
Try It
n. B.-Write tot Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chat
Tenn for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper. on
request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-03-29
aTHE SICK MoNKEY,7 FROM THE PAINTING

and sleep and VINO watches through
the long hours OF the day and the
longer hours of the night beside the
bed of the little one
The father is concerned, naturally,
but this concern does not delay him
at the dining room table nor Keep him
awake at nights.
If the cries Of the sick child awaken
him he opens sleepy eyes to find the
mother ministering to it. and falls
asleep again. The Incident remains in
his mind to this extent: The next day
he tells inquiring friends that we"
were up all night and are worn out
He is never the first to waken.
should this miracle happen he would
nudge his wife reprOachfullN, saying
What kind of a mother are you to
sleep when your child cries like THAR
II compelled to get up Just once in
a child's lifetime he relates TO the end
OF his days that ne took entire care
OF that child at night
Pictures Of a man IN hts nightshirt
walking the floor Wi-h crying baby
I'm his arms are his conception Of real
ism in art, and the jokes about man
stepping on a tack when getting up
to give soothing syrup 10 bowling
yOungster represent to him the COM
bined wit OF the ages
With him it Is your baby when 1t is