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FRIDAY.

las.
FRIDAY.
Miss Mary Murphy returned Thurs
day night from her extended trip 10
different points in the east She pur-
chased her fall line of millinery while
away.
Miss Alice Bradham has returned
from her eastern trip during which
she purchased her fall millinery stock
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Cavanaugh left
for Canon City today to spend a week
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Wood Mr. cavanaugh returned
a few days ago from Creede where he
has been employed by webber & Pos
self, OF Denver. who had the contract
for installing a power plant at one
OF the Creede mines.-Florence CIti-
zen.
Deputy Postmaster John ". Emmer-
son and daughter. Theodore. will leave
Saturday afternoon for a ten days
vacation at Silver Cliff. Mrs. Emmer-
son has been sojourning at Silver
Cnn a couple of weeks.
Mrs. George A. Baker and Miss Bak-
er entertained company of ladies II
bridge at their home. so5 Main street.
this afternoon.
Mrs. Roark and daughter OF Corbln.
Kentucky. who have been living IN
Pueblo for the past few months. are
the guests OF Mrs. Bryant and son.
Ernest, in this city. for short visit.
Miss Blanche Anderson came down
from Adler Tuesday to take the teach
ers examination She is teaching a
summer school in the mountains and
will return Saturday to finish her
term.
Miss Mcclung. young woman IN
the employe Of the Denver City Ii
brary. Is visiting DIR. and Mrs. J. =
Harris at the Methodist parsonage
this week. TT
Miss Myrtle English. local editor u
The Greeley Republican. who was yes
terday elected secretary OF the Young
Peoples Presbyterial that has becs'
in convention here the past few days.
made delightful call on The Daily
Record force on Thursday.
Miss Ethel John and Miss Elizabeth
Ggndisr OF Florence were among the
ouifsofltown people who took part in
the library benefit recital Thursday
night Mlss John and her mother,
Mrs. Elk John. Sisited at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Morgan.
Harry W. Combs. receiving teller at
the Fremont County National bank.
will leave tonight for a weeks fishing
and outing at Aimont Mrs Combs
and children. who for the last six
weeks or more have been visiting IN
the east. are at present at Belle Plaine.
Iowa. but are expected home in fhe
course of the next ten days.
Mr.. Hugh Henderson. of the Rambo
Drug company. Is taking short va
cation and is visiting in Denver.
One hundred or more OF the leading !
snkers Of the United States will pass
through Canon City next Monday or
morning on their way to the
annual meeting OF the American Bank
ers' association at Salt Lake City. Tie
New York bankers win have specla,
train and will go through aere few
hours in advance OF the Chicago bank
srs. who win be similarly provided for
by the Denver q Rio Granse Railroad
company
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the necessary work. Several gulliss
we're made in the Skyline drive BY
the late rains, which rendered travel
over 1t a rather precarious proceed
ing for a few days.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Johnson Of 342 Park
avenue, Lincoln park. The little fell
low tipped the beam at eight pounds
and is a handsome specimen OF the
genus homo. The felicitations Of
friends of the family is in order.
@. r. Tanner. formerly mayor of
Canon City. and Democratic nominee
at the September primaries for county
treasurer, was in the city this morn
ing in the interests Of his candidacy.
Florence Citizen u
Party of Texns People Through Here.
A party of one hundred people from
Dallas. Texas. en- route to the Yellow
stone National park passed through
Canon City on a special tarin over the
Denver & Rio Grande road this morn
ing. The train consisted of Ave Pull
man coaches. In addition to a baggage
and dining car. W. W. Adair OF the
Dallas News is member Of the party,
which Is under the auspices OF the
Southern Methodist university of Dal-
/ las.
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AROUND THE TOWN
THURSDAY.

N~ ~@
friends.-Puebio Star-Journal.
Charlie Upton OF the local Selig
eompanyfs representing Canon City It
the Frontier celebration in Cheyenne
and he is making good
Judge and Mrs. Chas. VI. Waldo are
sojourning a couple of weeks in the
capital city where the Judge is taking
a-much needed rest from the exactious
of his professional work.
Attorney Ed H. Stienmeyer has re-
turned from a weeks visit to West
eliffe where he has been attending to
his duties as county attorney for Gus
ter county.
Mrs. Jessie Peabody Stearns, wife
Of Lieut.. Cuthbert Powell Stearns OF
the U. s. army. and little daughter ar
rived here recently and are the guests
of the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. II. Peabody. on River street
This morning Charlie Reeves ship
ped his famous bucking horse. Royal
Gorge" to A. II. Day at Cheyenne. The
deal for the horse was made over the
phone last night The horse is the
best in this part of the country.
l. E. Moody writes from Winchester.
Indiana, asking to havve the Record
sent to him SO that he can keep post
cd on the doings OF Canon City friends.
Mr.. Moody says they find the weather
bot and sultry back In Indiana and we
guess the family is wishing for cool
Colorado again u
Miss Grace Schultz. Miss Laura Alb
ersold and the formers brother left
this morning for weeks fishing and
camping outing on Hayden creek. near
county. The trip was made by wagon
by way of cotopaxi.
The knights OF Pythias will meet in
regular session Friday evening. A
large attendance is desired because
the representatives OF the local lodge,
A L Jeffrey and Guy U. Hardy. to the
Grand Lodge convention in Denver
viii make their report.
The Rev. J. s. Wilson OF the United
presbyterian church went to Canon
1ly today 10 attend the state conyen-
uon OF the Young Peoples Christian
auion OF that church. Miss Hazel
neyman and Miss Wilma Shillady
also delegates to the convention
all will have prominent part in
program.-Colorado Springs Her
Telegraph.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Morris and child
a. lt this city. and the formers
'.her. z E. Morris and family OF
nsas City; Missouri. are expected
return hero next Sunday from a two
eks' visit. TO the Yellowstone Ma
nal parIs Tie trip was made via
{ Lake City through. the western
rance into the park
Hfs. Russell. daughter Nina. sxd
n, Harold. of Cooksviile, Ill. ac>
npanied by her aunt. Mrs. Jose
Inc. Garwood. OF Canon City. are
inding a week with the formers un-
2, w. d. White. and family of this
iee--Florence Citizen.
one hundred prominent Dallas peo-
,, travelling in a special train OF
liman cars. are in Colorado Springs
the day on their way to Yellow
ne park The tour was organized
the Southern Methodist university,
OF the largest educational insti- |
tons In Texas. Accompanying the |
-ty is moving picture expert who |
II make motion. views OF the Royal |
-ge and other bits OF attractive
emery along the route.--Colorado
-fngs d-Telegraph.
A bunch of seventeen TRUSTEES"
a the penitentiary under the super
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Canon city yesterday. where the after-
noon was spent viewing the state
prison and the scenic attractions. in
GLIDING the Skyline and Royal Gorge.
Florence Citizen
Miss Addie Peck and Miss Ida Bry-
an Of Corydon. Iowa. are here visiting
Miss Peck's aunt. Mrs. H. r. Markley
at lo11 Greenwood avenue. Miss Peck
will spend the winter here and Miss
Bryan will be here for two or three
weeks.
Rev. and Mrs Geo. F. Sewer and
family OF the Presbyterian manse are
spending the morth Of August in rest
and recreation at Estes park. Rev.
Sewer left some ten days or two
weeks ago for Denver 70 look after
some business matters requiring his
attention and was Joined there later
by Mrs. Sewer and children. who ac-
companied him to their destination.
The preliminary work having been
completed the first concrete in the
improvement OF the alley between
Main street and Macon avenue and be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets was
laid Friday morning and will be car
RED on as rapidly as possible until
the task is finished The enterprise
OF the council and the progressive
spirit shown By the abutting property
ownera IN having the work done is
matter OF general praise and COM
mendation-
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Chanln and
daughters. Misses Pearl and Ina. mo-
tored from their home at virden. ILL.,
pois, to Caldwell. Kansas. whore the
father OF the former. II. W. chaffin.
Joined them for trip to the Rocky
Mountains. After taking In the scenic
attractions about Colorado Springs
and Manitou they came on to Canon
City and visited the top Of the Royal
Gorge. returning to town over the
] Skyline drive. They were profuse n
their praise Of the beauty Of the
scenes from the roadway TO the top
Of the gorge and the views from the
Skyline drive. pronounclns the latter
the most wonderful they had ever
Witnessed Mr.. chanin sr. remained
here for va: VITA NJ and Mrs A
L. Cartwright and family at 5i2 Pike
avenue. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. chaffIn
and daughters making the auto run
back through Kansas and on 10 rlii-
nois without him.
Rev. s H. sperry went to Hillside
this afternoon where he will all his
regular ministerial appointment on
Sunday.
Miss Emma Snyder left on Thurs
day for Cripple Greek district and will
spend a few days visiting In Victor
and EIkton.
Mrs. l.. T. Shaw. wife OF Prof l.. T.
Shaw. recently elected to a position
in the South Canon high school. and
children arrived this afternoon from
Greeley. Prof and Mrs. Shaw and
family will make their home on Park
avenue. South Canon.
Miss Lois Foster and Alvin Foster
arrived hero raashsiy from Sparta,
Illinois. for vist with thsir brother
and sister. Myron and Clara Foster. Oh
Harrison avenue.
NJ, ana Mrs. R. @. Nesbit entertain
ed a happy party Of yosns folks in
honor of theft son, CLARKE. Camel and
other amusemsnts we're ihdaissa ID 10
the delight Of All and Before ths close
Of the eyenIn% esceItsat refreshments
were served. ~wti~~-,
Mr. and Mrs. Bland. accomplish BY
a number .ef dIs~ds. came up f:sSfS
Canon cpy on fharsday to see the
sights of the camp while visiting H.
j.. Cehm and Christian BafIett Th.
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Ordered to Move.

The ladies' of the tenderloin district
of Heppner took thier departure or
Tuesday morning for points hence up
on invitation of the city authorities.
This is a good move and has the in
dorsement OF all good citizens but il
occurs to us that the job is not yet
completed. We are rot of the "wise
ones" but there are number of very
worthy citizens of this community
that can no doubt testify to the fact
that there are others who should be
invited to depart as we'll as the women
conducting public house, and the
work of cleansing should continne
until these either go or mend theil
ways. Let us have little thorough
cleaning while on the job.
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Seriously Injured.

Robert Young, oldest son of Com
missioner J. S. Young. of Heppner
was quite seriously injured on last
Saturday evening. He was riding in
off the hill out at the Hugh Currin
place where he was working. While
going at pretty lively gait, his
horse stumbled and fell, rolling over
on him. He was struck in the breast
with the horn of the saddle and two or
three ribs broken loose besiiss serious
injury to his lungs which caused
severe hemorrhsge His shoulder
was also badly bruised and it was
feared for a time that the injuries
might prove fatal. A physician was
hurried out to attend him but he could
not be removed to town before Mon
day. He is now on the road to re-
covery at his home in Heppner.
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what Maker a woman

One hundred and twenty pounds
more or less. of bone and muscle don t
make woman. 1t is good founda-
tion. Put into it health and strength
and she may rule a kingdom But
that's just what Electric Bitters give
her. Thousands bless them for over
coming fainting and dizzy SPELLS and
for dispelling weakness, nervousness,
baokache and tired listless. worn out
feeling. "Electric Bitters have done
me a world of good" writes Eliza
Pool, Depew, Okla, "and THANK
you with all my heart for making such
a good medicine. Only SOC. Guaran-
teed by Slocum Drug Co.
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Dirty Piece of Business.

Some dirty skalowag tackled up a
number of indecently worded posters
at various places about Main street on
Sunday night for the gaze of the pub
lie when they should arise on Monday
morning. 1t is barely possible that
the party doing this is known and may
be apprehended. Hope that he is,
and it might not be out of the way to
treat him to coat of tar and feathers
and ride him out of town on a rail.
He should at least receive the full
penalty of the law for his offense.
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If you are housewife you cannot
reasonably hope to be healthy or beau
tiful by washing dishes, sweeping and
doing housework all day, and crawling
into bed dead tired at night. You
must get out into the open air and sun
light. If you do this every day and
keep your stomach and bowels in good
order by taking Chamberlain Tablets
when needed, ycu should become both
healthy and beautiful. For sale by
Patterson & Son.
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McCleran Chosen Architect.

The contract for furnishing the
plan for Heppner new school build
ing has been awarded to c. q. Nc
Claran, an architect of Portland. Mr..
McClsran has the reputation of being
we'll up on modern school buildings.
is q good superintendent of work while
under construction and the School
Board have the promise of getting
all the money will possibly buy in the
way of a good building under his di-
rection. We shall be glad to give
full details of the building and a pic
ture of same just as soon as we can
get hold of them.
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Insect Rite CostsLeg.

A Boston man lost his leg from the
bite Of an insect two years before. To
avert such calamities from stings and
bites of insects use BuckIins' Arnica
Salve promptly to kill the poison and
prevent inflammation, swelling and pain.
Beals burns, boils, ulcres, piles, ecz-
ma cuts, bruises. Only 25c at Slocum
Drug Co.
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really remarkable, as the water was
upon many of the ranchers before they
were aware of what was coming. By
rapid use of the telephone by those
uD the creek, the people below were
warned and had time to get out of the
way before the water reached them
1t has left many of these people in
really destitute circumstances.
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Mrs. Mollie johnson departed this
for her home at Wslla Walls.
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VAWTER CRAWFORD
NOTARY PUBLIC
INSURANCE AGENT

NOTARY PUBLIC INSURANCE AGENT
Represents Leading Companies including
of New York. The Hartford and The Phoenix of
London also American Bonding Co. of baltimore
Office: GAZETTE, Heppner, Oregon
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
GOVERNOR LAUDS
 ROAD COMMISSION
urges Congress to Favor Appro- priations to Carry on
 Work

Washington. Feb. i.--G0vcr- mnr Walter F. Clark of Alaska, appeared brfo.'r the committee on territories for the house and de tended the work of the Alaska road commission. which was made the subject of a scandal last summer.
 Governor Clark laudrd the af- foris of the commission but de- plorcd the lack of funds to carry on the work as it should have been done. He stated the cOn- mission was under the direct su- Dervision of the War department and was regarded in Alaska as a competent body. The irregulari- ties which had occurred had been corrected and the guilty was now being punished. He uged a more liberal appropriation at the hands of congress which would enable the commission to undertake new work and finish that under way.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
VALDEZ DEMOCRATIC CLUB
 ORGANIZED LAST NIGHT
NiNETY-TWo MEMBERS OF THAT POLITICAL FAITH SIGN RoLL--PERMANENT OFFICERS ELECTED AND COMMIT
 TEES apPoIHTED--Nor ENTIRELY HARMONIOUS

Everybody who attended the Democratic mcrting last night at the Hotel Phoenix were surprised. Snnic were surprised that there wc ." SD many Democrats in Val hrz. others thai SO many Drma- crtis could he brought out Io at- tend meeting. and still others were just surprised.
 The meeting was attended by about j5O citizens and the dining rnoiL "f the hotel was filled lo overflow ing, when the meeting was rallcd iO order by the tenn lorary chairman, MT. J. w.. Franc. The chairman stat 'd ,hc objects of the meeting, which was to form Democratic club. He pictured in rosy colors the future of the Democratic party and said that not in }0 years had the prospects been as bright as at present for the party.
 Immediately upon the chairman
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
MOVING PICTURES
 IN WHITE HOUSE
Pictures Taken While President Taft Signs the Arizona
 Proclamation

Washington, Feb. ii.--For the airSt time in history moving pie Gure men were permitted to set up their cameras in the White House this morning when Presi- dent Taft signed the proclamation admitting Arizona into the Un- ion with full-iledged statehood.
 The moving picture houses formed a syndicate to get the pie lures and all will have an oppor- uunity of exhibiting them at the same time. This was done in or her that the president might not be subjected tO annoyance by hav- ing to refuse those who wished to perpetuate the historical events in connection with the admission of Arizona into statehood.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14

does not know how to account for It but says it is puzzling all the oldtimers.
 Capcll, Radcliffe & Co.,, repre- senting English capital, have bonded fl claims known as the Extension of the Bonanza Gold Mines. The bond called for S9,- 900 cost payment and i5 per cent or the stock. They will continue development al an early date.
 Mr. @Blomquisl stales il is re- ported that the Kcnnecott Mines company will put in an electric power plant on McCarty creek a distance of about six miles from the mines. The wires will have to pass near McCarty and the cit Hcns of that place are rejoicing over the prospect of having cleo tric lights and power for their town. One year ago McCarty was represented by a lone cabin, there are now two stores. two road houses, a laundry and eight oth- CT buildings. Eight women and Tour children give a touch of civ iIizaiion to the place.
 Mr. BlomquisI says four hy- dranlic plants will be in opera lion in that district next summer. Sieve Birch's plant is now being frcighled in to Dan creek. The Brooks outfit is being taken to Rex creek and it is reported that George Esicrly will fake a big plant in to replace the one moved from the Chittilu to Rex creek last fall
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14

resuming his seat Mir. r. J. Don OhOc placed Al. Dowling's name in nomination for temporary chairman.
 This motion was followed ny F.. S. Larson, who moved that the temporary officers, ]. w. Frame, chairman, and T. p. Gcraghiy, secretary, bc made the permanent officers. LarSon's motion was seconded with snap which pre- sagcd brief meeting. but this idea was soon dispelled. Consid- 'crablc discussion followed dur ing which Mir. Donohoc insisted upon Mir. Dowling's name being placed in nomination. To end the discussion motion was made and seconded that the motion to make the temporary officers permanent be laid on the table. To enable a vote being taken on the ques- tion the chair offered the sug-
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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
M WEIGH SAYS R00sEvEL7WON'T Secretary of Treasury Says Col- oneI Will Not be Ca -
 didate

LHnSin@. Mich., Feb. i.--Sec- ""ia"y Franklin McNcagh of the treasury department delivered a speech her" last night in the in tcrcslS of President Taft's canu- pai"n.
 He stated that Colonel Roosc- welt would not be candidate for the Republican nomination or that of any other party. He said Col "nrl Roosevelt understood the op- position to the third term idea and would not accept the nomination. Secretary McNragh said Roosevelt had never said he would be a can dIdai" but had rather denied the rumOr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
LABOR LEADERS
 EXONERATED
Department of Justice Quiets Ru- nors Injurious to Labor
 Officers

Washington, Feb. 1.-The De- partmenL of Justice has made a full and complete cXOncratiOn of President Gompers and other of ficers of the American Federation of Labor on charges of being con- ccrncd in Che dynamite Outragcs.
 The department has made a most searching investigation through it's secret service but has failed to in any way duplicate these officers. The report of the department. covers all charges and sweeps away all suspicion of their having the remotest connection with the Outrages.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
MASQUERADE BALL WILL
 BE SCENE OF BR|LL|ANCY
GRAND MARCH WILL BEGIN AT s:so O'CLOCK AND END WHEN DANCERS ARE TIRED--RAFELE AT MIDNIGHT
 THE BALL WILL BE CROWNED

Tonight will be big night. The Eagles masquerade ball, for which ihc members Of that order and the citizens generally have been pre- pairing for a month, will be held in Eagle hall tonight.
 The committee have everything in readiness for the pleasure of those taking part in the dance and comfort of those who attend as spectators. Chairs have been placed in the balcony for their convenience. The committee will sec that no objectionable charac- ters are permitted to attend, as all masks must be lifted at the door. The grand march will be- gin at 9:30 p. m. sharp.
 Those who attend without mask ina will not be permitted Co dance until after the hour of unInask- ing, which will probably be about fl o'clock.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
CLARENCE DOWO
 IS ARRESTED
Business Agent of Machinists Union Among the 54
 Indicted

Rochester, N. Y., Feb. h. Clarence Dowd, the business ag- cnt of the Machinists union, was arrested here today. He is one of the 5i labor leaders indicted by the Indianapolis grand jury.
 Dowd denies that his union was in any way connected with the dynamite outragcs of California or deeds of violence perpctrated by the members of the Structural Steel union.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-14
FUTURE . FOR GOLD MINING IN
 KENNICOTT DISTRICT
TOWN IS RAPIDLY sPRIHoNe UP 1922 ON RAILROAD --NEW HYDRAULIC PLANTS ARE BEING INSTALLED AND
 DISTRICT Is AHEAD RAPIDLY

John Blomquist, president of the Bonanza Gold Mining com- pany, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. II. King. He resides with his family at McCarty, the new town which is rapidly spring. ing up at mile f92 on the Copper River & Northwestern railroad.
 Mr. Blombquist is enthusiastic over the future of the district moi alone as a famous copper produc- or but for it's gold mining pos s'Dllities. The company, of which he is the president, owns eleven claims on the KennecOil and are r"w working five men develop ing the property. They expect 10 Inakc shipment of sampled ore before the snow leaves the ground next spring. The property is on- ly one and One-half miles from the railroad and a wagon road was built last summer.
 He states they now have a tun- ncl in iGO feet and expect tO tap the ledge in few days as there was only 20 feet further to drift. The tunnel will lap the ledge giv- ing a depth of i2O feet below the surface 0ulcrop. Thcrc are two lodges on fine property and ihe tunnel will lap tho point where they inlcrscci. The surface show ing on the ledge above inc fun- nel is i2 feet wide and carries good values in tcllurium and li- banitc.
 Mir. Blomquist states the wcath- CT in the interior has been re- markably mild. He reports that the rivers give indications of breaking Up carly and that the snow on the mountains at an al- titude of 2,60O feet is beginning to melt. River travel would have been impossible at any time dur ing the winter. Mir. Blomquist