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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
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Cutting. :
Hell was born on the I'd day OF
April.
She-Late, as usual.
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ORPINGTONS,
S. C. Bluffs,

S. c. Bluffs,
Eggs for Hatch
inc. From Zero
Eea-laying strain.
Egg record f69
January, 2o5 Feb
ruary, 225 March,
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MILAN CAR HAS ITS
FIRST ACCIDENT

c. R. McClain and wife, with Sena-
tor and Mrs. Matt Lines. experienced
their first auto accident Friday after
noon on the sharp curve about n half
mile east Of Four Nile. The McIain
party were on their way TO Cramar
where they intended to get out and
walk to the scene Of the recent F. &
c. c. washout.
\ Pueblo car coming from the good
stretch OF road this side OF six Nile
was rounding the curve at this end
with terrific speed when he espiej
the McLain car. He sighted II too
slowly. however. to do anything eff
fective in the way OF stopping his car.
Mr.. McLain could not manipulate his
car either and a collision resulted.
Both auto parties were badly shaken
up and the ladies were badly frighten-
ed. However, after a brief examina-
ton It was found that the autoisis
we're not badly hurt. only nervous
from the shock. but the cars had TO De
brought to town for repairs
The Pueblo man said that he was
not aware OF the curve until right up
en- it aud that he had no chance n
save himself or his car Most cars
come down the six mile straightaway
With fast speed and some have nego-
tIaicd the curve with great difficulty
previous to this time.
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You have heard lot about how 10
handle the leaf roller by experts.
But you have a neighbor who can
show you practical results by a sim
pie method and by Industry.
Glenn Rirkton has an orchard in
Lincoln Park In a section where the
leaf roller has been doing business.
You can ride by and determine the
lines Of Mr. Kirkton's orchard by the
difference in shade 81 color and tie
amount OF fruit on his orchard. being
so much greener and better loaded
with fruit than any OF the orchards
on either side. You can easily see
that the leaf roller has done great
damage TO The nearby orchards bat
you cannot see that it has done any
damage to the Rirkton orchard
You might at nrst think that the
leaf roller had not attacked the
Rirkton orchard 50 fine does it look.
but, Of course. the leaf roller IS no
.respector OF persons OF orchards. He
was there all right at the beginning
OF the season. but Mr.. Klrkton was
there. too. at about the same time
and he put Mr Leaf Roller out Of
business
There Is no secret about the matter
except that Mr.. Kirkton knew his
business and attended TO it promptly
He sprayed.
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Trains Way Late.
today

Trains No. and No. were very
late this afternoon because OF M
heavy food east Of Pueblo and the SON
track this side Of the Steel City. Ths
flood down Fountain creek raised gre5e
havoc with traffic for the Rock IslanE
aad the Denver and Rio Grande ana
most Of the trains have been running
over the Santa Fe tracks from coiora-
do Springs to Pueblo.
TIE town of Pinon experienced q
cloudhurst that soon flled the Foun-
tain valley with water last night and
caused Pinon TO be without outside
communication until sometime this
afternoon.
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One Man Who Has Put the
Leaf Roller Out of Business

He used arsenate of lead ami black
forty. He sprayed four times and 4;
did the business. His orchard looks
in perfect condition and he has Q good
crop of apples. Not a full crop quite
but a good average crop.
Next winter Mr.. Kirkton will spray
with the oil spray and kill the eggs
that we're layed this season. Then
when the trees come out next spring
he will spray with lead and Black
Forty and be will have complete con-
troll OF the situation.
OF course It costs some money and
is some trouble. but the orchard IS
worth 1t. Mr. KIrkton has saved his
orchard and the apples he saved this
year alone will more than pay for
all the expense.
II all the owners OF orchards here
abouts had taken as good care OF
their orchards as has Mr.. Kirkton
there wouldn't be enough leaf rollers
In the community for specimen pur-
poses.
This story is not written on theory
1t is a story OF plain facts and II
would pay any orchsrdist to drive
over on Park avenue. Lincoln Park
and look at the KIrkton orchard. You
can ind It all right It's down at the
farther end OF the street and the
greenest orchard on the street
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PRETTY HOME
WEDDING LAST
MONDAY A. M.

quiet but remarkably pretty we'd
ding occurred yesterday morning At
lO:39 when Miss Ruth Swan daughter
OF Mrs Emman swan. was married %
Fred Pennington. son OF AIr. and Mrs
James Pennington, all Of this city
The ceremony was pronounced by
Rev. J T. Thomas and occurred at
the Swan home, SIS Macon avenne.
The couple were stationed beneath a
perfect woodland bower and were un-
attended The bride was given away
by Mr.. E. c. Belts.
After the ceremony a delightful
wedding breakfast was served to the
relatives and close friends who we're
the only guests present Immediately
after the breakfast the happy couple
left on No. 10 for Denver and will
make a tour OF the state before re-
turning to Canon City. They win be
at home at SIS College avenue. after
the first OF September.
Mrs. Pennington is one OF the most
popular and most happy dIspositioned
Canon City young lady. She is truly
Canon City girl. having graduated
from the Canon City high school and
from the State Teachers college at
, Greeley. She has proven herself one
OF the most efficient school teachers
in the Canon City district. having
taught In the Park Center school last
year with so much success that she
was reelected to al the position.
Mr.. Fred Pennington is also a Can
on City product and one OF the really
successful ones. He has been known
as 'the smiling general delivery
clerk for the past nine years. He has
been In the employ OF Uncle Sam
for eleven years He is of happy dis
lnoki,lon. which has made him popn-
lar. He has an answering detsrmi-
nation to do more than is expected
, of him and has thus made himself q
man OF great ability. The many
friends Of the happy couple are ment-
ally and verbally offering them feiici-
,atlons Of the occasions. The Daily
Record joins in congratulations.
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CONVICT SHOT
AFTER STATE
WIDE CHASE

After a statewide man hunt that
has lassed since June 5sh. Charles
Morgan. escapet-crs-scs. was fatally
shot in his room at 2S25 West Thirty
Seventh avenne. Denver. Saturday
evening about eleven O'CLOCK. Nc
Adams. his partner. was being SLOWLY
gathered in the net. but Was still Il
liberty today.
Morgan and McAdams escaped from
the prison road gang between Lime
and Pinon. Colorado. on Fountain
creek on June the 5th. In their flight
they wended their way towards the
mountains around Cripple Greek. a
series OF rohberies Of ranch houses
provided them with clothing. guns.
ammunition and food
On June Is they attempted to rob
the Walter witcher ranch on Upper
-Four Mile They bound and gagged
Miss saliie wlicher and two ranch
hands when Walter Irwin appeared on
the scene. He had a smile on his face
and for that he was shot by Morgan.
according TO Antoine Gelger. one OF the
ranch hands.
Since the fifteenth an exhaustive
man hunt has been made. Morgan
and McAdams were traced all around
the Cripple Creek district but had
evaded the meshes OF the sherifrs
posses and the police OF every city In
the state.
Saturday evening word was sent to
police headquarters in Denver ths;
Morgan was working as nurse IT
the home of Mrs. ID. s. Griffin. 2Se5
sTth avenue. Four policemen were at
once detailed to the scene and while
Morgan taiias Tom Fergusonl was
away they secrctcd themselves In his
room. He came sneakIng in aboat
eleven O'Clock Saturday night and was
Instantly told to hold up his hands.
Instead he raised his hands and gun
flashed in one OF them. Knowing that
II would be fight to the death. one
policeman. Henry Barr. took advant-
age OF hts drop ON Morgan and fired.
piercing the convict's breast Just above
the heart.
Morgan sank instantly TO the floor.
He was taken TO the hospital and
while on the cot there he moaned, ''oh.
my God. help me. I never thought II
would come to this. Help. help.
help" Then almost with the next
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NEAR TRAGEDY
ON PROMINENT
STREET CORNER

The six months old baby girl of Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Tanner of Reynolds
Heights narrowly escaped drowning
Tuesday noon in the irrigation ditca
near the Fremont County National
hank and was only saved through the
lnqulsitiyeness and quick action II
Sam Higgins.
Mrs. Tanner had come down town
with her two boys. four and FIVE years
Of age. and the little daughter. VINO
was wheeled in her carriage. Mrs
Tanner went TO the Fremont County
National bank TO attend to some bus
mess and left the little girl outside
in care of the two boys. The lively
lads we're very watchfnl for few
minutes but soon grew restless. One
of them went in the bank and the 9TH
er went around to the north side o.
the bank
heavy wind came up and blew
down Fourth street. The baby ear
riage was on the east side OF the
building. and despite the fact that tue
brake was on. 1t was moved along the
pavement through the persuasion OF
the wind. Naturally 1t did not roll
straight along the cement walk bhe
veered of to one side and turned W
side down in the ditch. The little
babe was unable to te heard because
the pillows in the buggy and the haf
foot OF water smoihered every outc-y.
The mother was relieved Of any
anxiety because she thought her boys
were taking the best Of care Of their
little sister, She did not hurry about
her business and did not think to
glance out the winodw for the welfare
Of her babe.
In the meantime Sam Higgins drove
along with his hack. He noticed tn.
cab upside down and thought to him
self. Well. now. bet some lady don't
know her baby cab and the pretty pill
lows are getting soaked in the water.
SomebodyIl be rippin' hot when they
see that mess. Pillows are probably
soaked; spoil 'em. no doubt BelieTs
I'll just get out and pick the mess up
So Sam stopped his team and out he
jumped and went over 10 pick up tho
carriage. Imagine his startled ex-
preston and his absolute consterna-
tion when he dug out baby nearly
sufrocated and almost drowned. Sc
was too dumbfounded for words. How
ever. he retained his presence of mind
and fulfilled bis determination "a
right the buggy and he picked the ba-
by up in his arms to keep 1t warm ami
to get the water out of 1t.
Mrs. Tanner glanced out the hank
window and noticed Sam with the nov
crying baby in his arms. She ran
frantlcally forth and almost swooned
when told OF the mishap. Mir Higgins
bundled the babe in n lap robe and
nr,c,f ~. rab aud the rpofher and thn
boys in his hack and took them home
The baby suffered no apparent ju
effects and appeared to be fairly well
today.
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DR.. G. c. Lamb. Gus Stromberger. =
B. King. chas. D. Bradley. J. D. Blum,
Or Davis, Vernon Simon. c. G. Hurl
J. A. Dlckerson. David G. Davis. J. v
Sawhlli. " l. Morris. C. Z. White. J.
X. Quinn. a. S. Taylor. A. +. Berry,
Kate b Polhemus. John Davis. John
p. Thomas. Jr
To Float Representative Assembly.
C. E Friend. All Mitchell. j. E.
Collins F. II. whipple. C. c. Lamb.
Gus stromberger. Mrs. Bertha King.
J. X Quinn. c. d. Bradley. J. D.
BlEnt. Dr.. Davis. Vernon Simon.
II. b. stockder. y. c. Cation. A g
Taylor. J. A. Dickerson. a. F. Berry.
]. W. sawhlll. Kate B. Polhemus. c.
Z. White. John Davis. NJ E Lewis.
John p. Thomas. Jr
Candidates Designated.
1t must be understood that an as
sembly" does not nominate. 1t -des-
iEnates" candidates whose names q
to a primary election for ratification
or rejection Along with these names
are also put on the names Of any
other candidates who hle by petition.
In case Of this assembly only one
name was proposed for designation
Tor each onice 50 one name viii De-
the only one put on the primary bal
lot for each OF these offices unless
others nie By petition
Th.s is true except in the instance
OF commissioner.
The candidates designated by the
unanimous vote OF this assembly are
as follows:
For Clerk and Recorder-Henry Z
smith OF South Canon.
For sherin-winlam Neweomb Of
Florence.
For Treasurer-Jonthan Seaman
OF Canon City.
For Superintendent Public Instruc-
;ion-Mrs. Mccorkie of Canon City.
For Assessor-Horaoe J. Craig Of
East Canon.
For County Judgc-Jas. l. Cooper
OF East Canon
For coroner-Dr. Thos. Davis %
Portland.
For surveyor.-Jas Bun,en Of Can
on City.
For Commissioner First District
y. u. King OF Lincoln Park. and W.
II. Davis OF South Canon.
For Commissioner OF District No. ].
VIM. ]. Davis got Ii2 votes and n. d
King Sc votes. so both names go Oh
the primary ticket
For Commissioner OF the seco-d
District. l. II. Davis of Howard s.;
the full vote OF the convention.
For Representative In the Legisll-
ture. T. NJ. Howclls OF Florence re-
ceIved s5 votes and VIII Waldo -.
Canon City 81 votes. SO the votes al
the primary must decide between
them.
For Senator. NJ. y. Lines received
the unanimous vote of the convention.
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Here from ia Junta.

Mrs. Winfield Wilson OF Ia Junta
Is visiting her father, Mr.. Sam HIS
gins. in this city for short time.
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On Max Homo.

Miss Minnie Locney writes frien6s
here that she will leave Huntsville.
Louisiana. tomorrow and viii visit a
short time in Memphis. Tennessee. and
st. Louis before coming back to Canon
City. She viii arrive home about the
middle of the month.
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MeAdams Not Captured.

Marion MsAdams was not captured
by the police as was expected. He
had received the tip that his pal was
captured in time to get away. For
over four hours Sunday morning
mounted police armed with winehes-
ters rode all about the vicinity OF Arva-
da on a ranch near which town Nc
Adams was supposed to have been
at work He had fed and no trace OF
him could be found. The police are
stlll in pursuit and 1t is expected that
his trail will be found and he will oe
brought to bay within a DAY or two.
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on for Greeley.

Mrs. DR.. Maxwell left this morning
for Denver and Greeley where she
Will visit friends for a short time.
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Wilt In Denver.

Mrs Fred Riede and daughter. Miss
Anna. and Mrs. Raymond Riede went
to Denver this morning and will visit
friends there about week
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Jack Brown In and About Again.

Mr.. Jack Brown. who has been con-
fined to his bed with stomach trouble
for q week. was up and about today.
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breath be YELLED in fury to the police
standing about. Damn you. I'll get
you yet. Damn you an"
After Morgan and MoAdams had run
the gauntlet In Cripple Greek AMI
reached supposed safety. they decided
Il would Be best for them to part Nc
Adams vent to work on a ranch and
Morgan Negotiated the bright iigAts
and svirling crowds of Denver. He
had made an agreement with his pal
thss g sAsshsnr happened to him No.
Adams was to watch the papers and
when be saw the story he was 20
duck" The police got this from Nor
gan and were soon upon the trail OF
the pal who took to the ranch life.
After Morgan. or Ferguson. got
safely settled In Denver he searched
the papers for an inside Job that
NOAiu uot Pei MT nm " ~ eA $50
streets great deal. He procured
such work with Mrs Grinin by taking
care OF an invalid in the family He
had been there since last Tuesday
when. Saturday night. someone called
him up In an excited manner Immc-
diately after the telephone communl-
cation he asked II he couldn't get on
for 4 short time that night.
His manner and all excited Mrs.
Grinin's suspicious and she telephoned
the police what she knew. Her des-
oriptlon Of Morgan coIneided with ;ha;
sent from here and policemen Barr.
Keleher. McAuliff and Parshaw were
detailed to arrest him.
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THE REPUBLICAN,
{. ASSEMBLY IN
SESSION MONDAY

The Republican assembly met In the
court house this morning at ten
o'clock
This is not a convention II is an
assembly according TO the state law
y or course from all outward appear
ances one could not easily tell the
difference between convention and
an assembly but the new primary
law knows the difference.
II can safely be said that this Is the
largest. most enthusiastic and most
harmonious assembly ever held in
Fremont county That Is a guaran-
teed fact for this is the nrst assem-
bly, under the Law ever held In Frc-
mont county.
The assembly was called to order
~ County Chairman W. W. cafky.
On call for nominations for tempor-
airy chairman Mr.. RI. Morse Il
Portland vas nominated and elected
unanimously.
He made n neat little speech in
which harmony was the keynote.
Mr.. J p Thomas was unanimously
elected temporary secretary. and Mr..
Frank X Miller. assistant secretary
As usual. there being no contests
OF delegates. The order was made That
sil credentials handed in to the sec
Rotary be adopted as the roll cali 4
the convention.
on motion the temporary officers
we're made permanent
on motion the ehair was authoriz-
ed 70 appoint the several committees.
The chair appointed the committees
as follows;
To Nominate Delegates ia state
Assembly.
W W. catky.
J. II. Powell.
Eli Betiis.
To Nominate Congressional Delegates.
n. ]. Evans.
Harry Maddox.
Frank Abbot
judiciary and Float Assemblies.
wm. l. Morris.
Jas. Hoop.
]. p. Farmer.
Resolutions
D. y Cooper.
J. d. Stewart.
Ed stinemcyer.
After the appointment OF commit
tees the assembly adjourned for
lunch.
After lunch the reports OF COM
mhtees we're called for and reports
we're read and adopted in rapid Or
der
The delegates elected to the sever
al conventions are rs follows:
To State Assembly.
r. j. Morse. w. w. cafky. Joseph
H. Powell. T. q. Bettis. NJ. E. Lewis.
VIM. Henley. John Kiie. Geo. II. Sale.
Thos Parker. r.. II. Ramsey. Ed ".
iAnemeyer. Marshall EakIn. II. J.
Evans. Lafo Combs. @. II. Williams.
Pearl Krennlng, u. y. Cooper. John
McIlvec. c-R McIain. W. u. Waldo.
U. Z. sidebo.,om. Pit A. Wade. W
l.. Merris. Z. o. Phlegar.
To Congressional Assembly.
I'd $. Armstrong. 4. ]. Rundahl. c
r. Foresman. Grant Dickinson. ]. ].
Lewis. a. II. McLaIn. Sanford s. Kel-
so. W. J. Daniels. ]. D. Stewart. z
D. Barnhardt, Richard Husband.
@. H. williams. Gust Olson, James II
Sandy. F. Bntchelor. A. S. Taylor. II.
w Lamprecht. John Lamb. A. II.
copley. d. NJ. Mcshane. James Hoop.
e I Davis. barney Cinsburg
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Convention Notes.

Capt Hannum. the old-time Repub-
iican who was kept of the delegation
because he Is loyal to his ticket, was
highly honored by the county assem-
bly, just the same. BY a vote es the
entire convention he was accorded the
seat OF honor by side OF the chairman
of the convention.
II Is hard to get through convsn-
tlon or assembly without some sore
spots. This assembly had fewer than
usual. perhaps. but ono came up just
before tho close. Florence people
claim that they had an understanding
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
DR.. FREDERICK n. COTTON.

DR.. Frederick IT, Cotton. who had prac-
tised medicine at No. 1876 Montague street,
Brooklyn, for the last half century, died
yesterday morning from arterio-scleroSls
after a weeks illness. He was born at
I,ongmeadow, Mass, on April "a. 1889.
He was graduated from Yale with the
>elass Of go and from the Long Island
Medical College with the class Of '6i. He
spent two years I'm tho federal service as
an assistant surgeon, and then opened his
Brooklyn office.
In October, 1865, DR. Cotton was mar
ried 10 Miss Alice Gray. daughter OF Pro-
fessor Alonzo Gray, the founder and prin-
cipal OF the Brooklyn Heights Seminary
for Girls Mrs. Cotton died in 1890. For
a quarter Of a century Or. Cotton had been
q visiting physician Of he Long Island
College Hospital, Of St Johns Hospital
and OF tho Brooklyn Home for Aged Men
and Couples. He was president OF the
hoard of directors of the Brooklyn Eye
and Ear Hospital and member Of the
Kings County Medical Society, the Prac-
tItioners' Club, the Long Island Historical
Society. the New England Society, the
Brooklyn Institute Of Arts and Sciences
and the Hamilton Club. He was deacon
of the Church Of the Pilgrims.
DIR. Cotton leaves seven children. The
funeral will be held at his home to-mor-
row afternoon. The Rev. DR.. Edward #.
Sanderson, his pastor. will officiate. The
burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-17
GEORGE ARM S.

George Arms. a famous manufacturer OF
swords and firearms, in which business he
accumulated n large fortune at the time of
the Civil War, died yesterday morning IN
his apartments at the Grand Hotel. He
had been Il! for two weeks from pneumonia.
Mr.. Arms was born In Windham, VT,
eighty-two years ago. In the early 1Os he
retired from the Arms Manufacturing Com
pany. which was at Chlcopee, Mass, and
came to New York, where he became in
terested In the New York Belt Packing
Company. He gave up all his business in
terests about fifteen years ago and spent
the greater part of his time in study and
travel.
In the course OF his business career Mr..
Arms had occasion to make trips abroad
and met many prominent persons with
whom he became acquainted in a so
cial way, after his retirement from bust
ness. Among them was Mayor Nathan of
Rome who was his fast friend. who enter
tained Mr.. Arms whenever the latter was In
Italv and kept up a correspondence with
him To the time OF his death, During his
illness he was attended by Or. III. A. Brown.
az No. 262 West lS6th street another life
long friend.
Dr. Burdette T. Arms. nephew and
the chief bacteriologist OF the Boston Board
o. Health. arrived here last night. and VIII
arrange for the removal of the body from
the hotel which had been Mr. Arms's home
for the last thirty-seven years. He was
unr,a rried