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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
To Parents ~
SST KNOW nothing whatever about
children." said the family man.

seI KNOW nothing whatever about
children" said the family man,
Il have several OF my own,
These little angels so over me care
fully every day and disinfect me from
all theories that may have accumulated
since the last previous overhaulins. So
j am entirely sanitary so far as theory
germs are concerned.
But | Just want to talk over with
you the question OF what makes you
and me such fools in the matter of
disciplining our children.
1T has been said that nobody striliea
his children nowadays except In self
defense. That 10 too nearly true OF US
In our indulGcnt moments. But what
naggers we have become since we be-
San accommodating theories and psyche
logical information about the little
dears,
What. for instance. would you have
a threeold boy be, Just now? 4 three
year-old boy. wouldn't You7 Well.
then, what makes you get so excited
and so surprised and so shocked and
disappointed and pained when he takes
a. pail OF water or sprinkling can and
SarrleS II 5IpuHu anu plays In IL until
his clothes are wet and hie shoes ara
sopping?
isn't that the three-year olde.,
thing boy could do? Did you expect
him 10 go and ask for a. piece of bIs
oilcloth, go and get out his rubber. ana
put them on and sedately carry thar
pail around. carefully leaning over -,
keep himself dry1 What fun wo,,iS
stopping a pail OF water around be to
a child who was so mature as TO tbInt
Of all that?
Didn't you do the same things vb.,
you were his age?
"Yes, you had all the fool foible,
your little son hae, You did the
year old things when you were thrc.
Just as you do forty-year-old thin
now that you are forty. And 80 Ion
as you do things that are as n.ario
normal al forty as the things your son
docs are normal for three-year.olG
your son Will havo no occasion, now ar
hereafter. TO reprimand you or b.
ashamed of you, 1t Is only when tba
forty-year- begins showing seyen-
teen-year- old proclivities and tenden-
cIes that the trouble sets In for eyorv.
body concerned
so you should earnestly endeayor IN
be as thoroughly forty years old as he
IS thoroughly three. You'll be all ripht
II you succeed In attaining that hIrh
degree of proficiency In living up To
your age and opportunities"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Loves Blind Eve.

NEWLY married, the young couple
~ were starting on their honey.
moon. Beyond Themselves they had
no thoughts for anything or anybody,
and they sat, oh. so close together In
the railway carriage!
By-and-by the train drew up at a
waysids station. known TO fame as
Sawyer Junction
Sawyer, Sawyer, Sawyerr shouted
the low, common station porter as he
passed the open window OF tho car
riage containing the honeymoon couple
The young bridegroom, who had jus,
kissed his new~fouud mlssus for the
six hundred and twenty-hrst time. rose
In his wrath and thrust his head out
through the aperture Of the window
Don't care IL you didT he snapped
Indignantly. we were married this
morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

nOleo on my CuSSh
Apply one Of the depTlatory pow
ders that can be bought In drug
stores. MoIstened with little water
il should be kept on the spot for
few seconds, then scraped off with
some dull instrument. TWO or three
applications should remove the
hairs, but only quack would guar
antee that they would never return.
NJ. e. P. desires to know what to
do for enlarged pores.
eathe the affected parts frequent
Iy with alcohol or with camphor
water.
8. W. asks what will keep the
hair in curl for two or three days
without curlers- Nothing that |
know. Madam, except to have natur.
ally curly hair. But I have heard
bandolne made OF ounce seed may
attain this object II is made. I am
informed. in this way:
Ounce seeds tablespoonful.
Alcohol tabIespoonfuIs.
Cologne 2 tablespoonfuis.
Boil the quInee seeds, which have
been crushed, In pint Of water,
Boil until a quarter Of the liquid
has evaporated, then add the
cologne and alcohol.
Dampen the hair with this before
using the curriers'. Remove curriers'
when the hair Is tightly enough
curled for your needs.
NJ M. requests a formula for re
duction Of the bust. also as to fall.
ing hair,
l am opposed to local applica-
tions for reduction OF the bust. So
delicate an area should be spared
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of dropping off Of weight. This ]
do not approve, the remedy being
too severe.
A moderate amount OF falling OF
the hair should not trouble you;
human beings, like horses, have
their shedding time. This in most
cases is Spring or Fall. But the
shedding time is a good time to
reinvigorate the scalp. as moultins
time is the right period to feed
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alcohol rub will serve the same
purpose.
Hot salt baths are among the
reducing agents. Use a quantity Of
salt equal to the combined amounts
of soda and baking powder before
mentioned.
Women who are more Jealous
than discreet wrap the bust in bands
Of rubber to Induce perspiraton,
which always causes more or less
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
Beauty Questions AnsWered

any drastic remedies.
A general reduction
system. consisting OF
lessened food. and that
chiefly fruit and vege-
tables, more exercise
and less sleep, will re-
duce the bust at the
same time as other
fatty portions Of the
body, For general re-
ductiop this has been
efficaious.
In one tubful Of water
place
Washing Soda 3 lbs.
Blcarbonate Of soda
Of soda 1 Ib.
After such a hot bath
retire at once between
blankets and let the
perspIration, so started,
continue. To prevent
catching cold rise after
a time and take a cold
water spray or shower
10 close the pores. An
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
No.l99..New Ways of Reducing Your Flesh

n n ME. CAVALIERI. the worlds greatest beauty
IVI and the leading authority beauty culture
talks to you to-day Of the newest methods Of
light reduction
She describes the electric blanket which comes by
way Of Pans She tells how to take salt baths and
mends jumping fifty before breakfast among the latest
remedies for weight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

birds blood enriching foods. n
sage the scalp well with cocoaz
or olive oil daily, and give spec
attention to your food. Avoid spIe
They, according to any physid|
are enemies Of the hair. Eat IN
Of cereals. fruits, nuts, 81
salads, eggs and unskimmed nI
These arc blood reviewers and
person with good blood almost
variably has good hair.
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ty vigorous exercise that up
certain portions Of the body greater freedom from
clogqlnq materials which wastes Of the body Those
advertised reducing
contain salts which Induce the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10

ralgia, wrap the ice In thin layer
Of absorbent cotton, or in a piece OF
gauZe or cheesecloth.
Individual treatment for over
weight can be treated according TO
individual needs, Study your needs
and adapt your knowledge to them.
Keep In mind these four principles
of flesh reduction. All methods de-
M. K. inquiries: "Will you please
tell me how TO remove the hair from
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-01

Unless other candidates Gle by petit
iion there viii be competition for but
two OF the county Offices on the Re
publican primary ticket These e
fees are commissioner for the canpn
City district and representative.
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WtDDE6 TUESDAY AFTER
NOON At 4 O'CLOCK

Tuesday afternoon at 400 O'Clock
Miss Rose James. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. James. and Frank Roslch
were married at the home OF the
brides parents on Garfield avenue.
Lincoln Park. Rev H. NJ Jameson
performed the ceremony under a large
wedding bell covered with flowers.
About thirty Intimate friends and rel.
atlves OF the young people were pres
ont
Miss Ella Ralston played the we'd
ding march. The bride wore n beau
tifuI gown Of white corded silk trim
med with lace. After the ceremony
the company was served with a we'd
ding supper in the dining room whish
was decorated with pink and white
flowers.
The newly married couple viii leave
next Monday for Butte. Montana.
where they will be at home to their
friends; stopping en- route at Salt
Lake City for several days.
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DENVER AND RIO
GRAspE TRAINS LATE


The trains from tie east On the
Denver and Rio cranee wcrc very late
today because Of TIE washout and
wreck the other side af Pueblo a short
way Trains No 3, DE seFo ~ II os
p. m. and 30. 10. dHe here At s;i5
a m. did rot fe' AsEa rn'ii about
nocn time They were held the other
side OF tho wa-srrt
The tracts cf both TIE d. & II. q.
and the sa-:n Fe between Pueblo ans
here we're little soft because OF tAa
heavy rain Nnd freight engine on
the track the other side OF Swallows
has caused delay. 1t is expected
that traffic will be running smoothly
by this evening.
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The auto stage to Cripple Creek and
Victor made its first trip this morning,
taking G.. A. Atkinson of Chicago. Mike
Fisher OF Denver. F. A. George OF
Victor. and ]. w. Fulham OF Pueblo.
The cars leave here at 1880 and arrive
in>Cripple Creek at 10:3e a. m. com
ing back the cars leave the District
at $3.50 in the afternoon.
Orion Locke returned yesterday af-
ternoon from Texas Creek where he
went Monday on business.
Mrs T. w. Townsend and little
daughter of Pueblo who have been
visiting the Hayworth and LiNngs
families in this city for sometime. re-
turned to the Steel City today.
Mr.. F. p. Manuel and wife and
daughter OF Clarence. Missouri. are
visiting in Canon City and will remain
here for possibly a week.
Miss LILLIAN Robweder and Miss
Hermena Hoidgrifer of Sterling. Kan
sas. who have been on a sightseeing
trip through Colorado. stopped on here
Sunday and went over the Skyline aud
Royal Gorge. While here they met a
former Sterling. Kansas. boy. Mr.. L.
r. Boen. and were his guests on the
scenic drive trips. They left this
morning for Denver and then will re-
turn home.
Mr. Wright Bedford from Memphis.
Tennessee. who has been stopping n
Canon City for several months and
who leaves for Newport Thursday. en-
tertained few friends at the Hotel
Denton las; evening. Miss Powell
reclting several selections and Mrs.
F. d. Hutchings singing several
groups OF songs after which nice CO.
lation was served. all enioying Mr.
Bedf6rd's hospitality.
Ernest Bryant attended dance re-
Gently and he swears there must have
been a Ranies present for he came
away minus two hats. He went to tue
dance about nine o'clock and found II
necessary to leave for few minutes
about ten O'Clock. He reached for his
-lid" and IL was gone. An exhaustive
search did not disclose H. Nothing
daunted he went and got another and
returned to the dance. About twelve
o'clock he started away with a friend
and hat No. was absent. Another
thorough search failed to bring IL 20
light Somebody must have had a
particular liking 70. Ernest's particu-
lar style of hat.
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County Treasurer T. u. Moore and
h'a deputies. I'd Minor. Blake Rogers
aud Fred Duncan, are very bury these
days taking care Of the second half
Of tho taxes that are due tho first o,
August They haven't got time to
smile these days.
Mr.. James Turnbull returned iast
night from a buslnens trip in Denver
where he has been since last Friday.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We express our gratitude TO the
friends ana nelghbors for their klni-
ness and assistance during the sick
ness and death OF our dear mother
and grandmother
Mr.. and Mrs. Laizuro.
Mrs. Il. n lnman.
Mrs. ". n. white and
Mas Bessie Masters.
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morrow.
TUESDAY.

Mr. c. F. Skinner has loaned to the
Elks' club a fine bear skin which he
obtained last fall when he killed the
bear over in the Black Mountain VI
clnity.
Emory Lindenberger arrived home
Sunday night from Washington and
Oregon whore nc has been since the
Elks' convention He had a dandy
trip and saw some excellent country
while away.
sir. George whitten Of Kansas City.
where he is employed in the First
National bank. is visiting his uncle.
G. Tanner and family. Mr.. whitten's
sister, Miss Mary whitten has been
visiting at the Tanner home about a
week
Mr.. Jack Brown is sick at his home,
525 Macon avenue. and Is confined 20
his bed with stomach trouble. He
hopes to be put again in the near fn-
ture. howe3r
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Mrs. w. II. Dozier and two daugh-
ters left this morning for Denver
where they will make visit of week
or ten days with VIII Dozier and also
with Mrs. Dozier's friends.
Mr.. L. F. Collins went to Florence
this morning for a short business trip.
Judge and Mrs. Lee Champion went
to Florence this morning for a short
visit with friends.
Miss Blanche Bates and her friends.
Mrs. Rupert Hughes and Miss Blair.
went to Colorado Springs Sunday
evening after a brief visit in Canon
as the guests OF Warden and Mrs.
lyman.
Miss Eva Brown. formerly OF the
Denton but now of the. Grande hotal.
who was recently released from the
hospital. y much improved in health
and will soon be able to be at work
again. tia.
Saturday evening the automobiles Of
Messrs. A. E. Wilson. W. B. Rowland
and DIR. R. E. Holmes were utilized to
take a party OF men out into Garden
Park for picnic lunch and chicken
fry in honor of Rev ]. T. Thomas. Jr.,
and his father. Mr. ]. 7. Tmohas. Sn
Those who went on the trip besides
the two guests OF honor were: Chap
lain Blake. r S. Lewis. A. l. Taylor.
W. b, Rowland. A. E. Wilson. DR..
Holmes. Prof c. C. Sherwood. Jona-
than Seaman. Charles Van Patten and
c. r. McLain.
Miss Fannie Wright in a letter to
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. Newell
Wright. states that she Is having
splendid success with her architectur-
al designing. which business she Is
now engaged In. Miss Wright Is To-
L.. n
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Nothing came up to bring about a
sharp division OF the two sides %
apparent in the gathering 30 each
side went home content In tho belief
that It was safely In the majority.
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In From Beaver Greek.

Mr. John McLain came in from
Beaver creek Monday and will spend
!: fey day= in Canon attending to bus
iness matters.
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MONDaA

70 bIluSepOTl, OulO, MAY holu oh iS-
count OF the sickness OF her mother.
is expected to return next Wednesday
afternoon Her mother is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McGinnis and
children of Buena Vista arrived N
Canon this morning and will remain
here for short time to see II the low
or altitude will improve their general
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Nikirk and Mrs. DR.. Camp
bell of Grand Rapids. Michigan. en-
joyed a pleasant picnic in the Beaver
creek country Sunday. They drove
out in the Clark car.
Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Lacey and
Miss VI. Burke of Wheeling. West Vir-
ginia, and Mr.. Frank Ferris of Col
orado City spent Sunday in Canon
City, coming over here in the Lacey
automobile. N
Mr.. Dedrick Cooper was forced 10
quit work last week for day because
OF eating watermelon that did not
agree with him. The melon caused
a rash to appear upon his face and
the fruit acted upon him very much
as a poison would.
The crowd at the band concert in
Depot park Sunday afternoon was
quite large The programme was the
best that has been rendered yet and
the large crowed stayed until the very
last. The band has shown great i'm.
provement
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Harding. Jr.,
Mrs. Gertrude Hurley and son. Tom.
and Mr. willard cleghorn returned
yesterday afternoon from Wagon
Wheel Gap and South Fork where
they have been spending the past
week or more fishing and camping
Rain marred their pleasure most OF
the time and the high waters made
the fishing rather poor.
Mrs. Ruth Pettengill and daughter
Of Parkdale came down this morning
and will spend the day here doing
some shopping.
Mr.. r.. f. weibrec. a Denver con
tractor, who at one time was interest
ed in the Deweese project. was in the
city Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o'Keefe and lit
tie baby came down from Denver Sun
day morning and spent the day nj
the II c. Webster home on Green
wood avenue They returned to the
Capital City last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Mundy Of
cedartown. Georgia. are here for q
short vacation stay. They came al
the way from Georgia to rest in Can
on City.
= Owen Farnsworth went TO Colorado
Springs last week to make a short
visit with friends and to take in the
various scenic views He VIII re-
turn sometime soon.
Mr. George Baker received his velie
1918 car yesterday from California
He left his other car out on the coast
and traded for this one. 1t is 4
beauty.
Park Center school will be opened
again at the beginning Of the next
school year according to decision
made last week The people living
out In that vicinity are anxious u
have It started again after having
been closed for sometime and It was
in accordance with their wishes that
It was decided to reopen the school
There are thirty-one pupils who VII
in an probability attend. Prof c. C.
Lacy has been secured to teach for
ne coming school year
Mr.. Frank Harrison went to Den
yer this morning for a short business
trip.
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irlenus IN Ooiorauo springs, having
gone over there Saturday afternoon.
She will be back about the middle Of
the week.
Mr.. A. Montgomery. the Farmer
Painter. and his wife andelIttle baby.
left today for Salida where they will
spend a week or two. Mr.. Montgom-
cry states that he enjoyed his stay In
this city.
Mr.. C. B. Baggs of Colorado Springs
and Mr.. G. A. Atkinson OF Chicago,
hardware men. are in the city today
looking after business matters.
Mr.. Fred whipple returned Sunday
from Crested Butte where he has been
spending the last two weeks visiting
friends and enjoying a little camping
and fishing trip,
Mr. Lee Bruton and wife are enjoy
ing a vacation trip in Kansas City.
Mo. They are expected home some
time the last OF the week.
The people of Beaver Park are
anxious TO get rural mail delivery.
Mr.. E. P. Olmstead and Mr.. D. D.
Bowman went over the required 20
miles within the Park limits and got
over a hundred names on petitions
1t is thought that IL mail carrier
can be employed at the amount ALLOW
ed. that there will be no trouble in
securing the service Of the rural de-
livery.
Miss H. NJ. Bagley and Miss Mollle
Mcclure of Denver spent last week
in Canon City and stated that they
had never enjoyed a vacation more
than the one here. They saw all o:
the drives and everything OF interest
They are recommending the town to
their friends in the Capital City.
Mr. and Mrs. John E walner OF
Medicine Lodge. Kansas. are staying
in. the city two or three days waiting
for the rain storms to let up so that
they can go over the different drives.
Mrs. Nellie Reeves of Colorado
Springs has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Roach for the past week. She
will remain in Canon City for some
time to come.
Mr.. W. II. Murray returned to his
Tome in Parkdale Monday after an
over-Sunday visit here.
Mr.. Orion Locke went up to Texas
Creek Monday on a short business
trip. He will return this afternoon
Mr.. Blake Rogers was In Florence
and spent the day with his mother
who lives there.
Mr.. W. W. Sullivan OF Pueblo. who
has been in Canon City for the past
few days on business. returned to the
Sunshine City this morning.
Judge ]. G. Schwelgert and wife
and Mr.. John Thomas returned Sat
urday night from the Elks' conyen-
tion and their trip along the western
coast. They state they had a splendid
time and a trip worth while.
Mrs E. T. Beckwith. formerly Of tkr
Wet Mountain valley but now OF Den
yer. who has been visiting Capt. and
Mrs. b. F. Rockafellow and other
friends. returned 10 the Capital City
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James l.. Morgan and son. AZ.
thur. returned Monday from week
or two visiting friends in tho. Wet
Mountain valley. Arthur came back
with a good coat OF tan.
Mr. Alec Mermob Of ST. Louis ar
rived in Canon City on Monday and is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII whi .
for short visit. Mr.. Mormob likes
Canon City very much and comes here
nearly every summer for a short stay.
Mr.. Roland Armstrong went to sa-
Ida and Buena Vista yesterday on a
short business trip. He expects ID
return In "a day or two.
NIss Bessie Daniels Miss Tceeto y.
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THE ASSEMBLY
Continued Froa Page One,

AaEt o~f
with the Canon City people In regard
IN the nominations to the extent that
Florence would bring out no candi-
date for the several offices sought by
Canon City men and Canon City was
not to bring out any candidates Tor
the two OFFICES OF sheriff and repre-
sentative. When II came time to we
ON a representative, which was about
the last on the list. Florence brought
out her candidate. Mr.. Tom Howells
Then = Canon man sprung the name
OF VIII Waldo. which was a surprise
to most OF the people in the Canon
City delegation even. Both men gJt
enough votes TO be put on the pri-
mary ticket and the Republican vot-
ers will decide between them at the
primary in September.
And Florence is sore on the propo-
sitlon and charges the Canon City
delegations OF bad faith.
Some progressives are hard to IN
derstand. They holiar about Guesea-
helm and the gang. but We have heard
OF only one progressive delegate who
turned down a Guggenheim ticket TO
the state and congressional eonven-
lions last spring and he had a pass
through another source. After the as
sembly yesterday some Of the pro-
gresslve delegates were very anxious
to and out who was to ge, the usual
corporation political pass for them.
You would naturally think that a pro-
gressive OF all people would refuse
to ride to a convention on a political
pass.
Incidentally Il might be mentioned
that the resolution against tho pOllt-
teal pass suggested by The Record
the other night Was NOT adopted by
the assembb-as progressive as it
was A copy Of the resolution WAS
handed in by an enthusiastic .Roose-
welt man but 1t didn't get beyond the
committee on resolutions Theoresic-
ally against 1t you know but in prac-
tlce use the POLITICAL pass AZ long ~
II ls posslble-is the policy evidently.
Here was funny incident 4 bunch
Of delegates who admit thA; they VII
not support the Republican nominee
for president endeavor to put another
delegate through an acid tee; as 20
whether he would support the whole
Republican ticket before he would
be permitted to go on the slate FOR a
state delegate.
Unless other candidates nlc by petl-
tion there viii be competition for but
two OF the county Offices on the Re
publican primary ticket These e
fees are commissioner for the canpn
City district and representative
Nothing came up to bring about a
sharp division OF the two sides o
apparent in the gathering 30 each
side went home content In tho belief
that It was safely In the majority.
a very fitting tribute was paid 10
former popular and well known Canon
City and Fremont county man when
resolutions we're passed endorsing Mr.
clyde C Dawson OF Denver for Unit
ed States senator.