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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-04

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enjoyed an evening picnic lunch on
upper Beaver creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Durant. formerly
residents OF this city. but now making
their home In Pueblo, were visitors In
Canon City on Sunday. They made
the trip in their auto, arriving here
about 9 o'clock In the morning and
leaving on the return run at o'clock
In the afternoon
Richard Spaniard. head tuner and
repairer of the Knight-Campbell Mus
ic company. is here tuning and repair
ing pianos. II you want a frst-class
job on your piano call on him. We
have also bargain In pianos and pi-
ano players.-Hotel Denton. 152pt2.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lawrence and
son. Robert, left for their home in
Danville. Illinois. today after a pleas
ant visit OF ten days duration here as
the guests OF the formers brother.
]. C. Lawrence. and family in East
Canon. Mr.. Lawrence devoted two or
three days last week to a trip 10
Grand Junction and other points on
the western slope.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Wood returned
home on Denver & Rio Grande train
No. / Sunday. afternoon from a couple
OF weeks eastern trip during which
they visited Chicago. New York City.
Phiiadelphis. Atlantic City. Washing
tor. D. c. Baltimore and other points
OF interest. On their way home they
made brief stops at St Paul. Mime
apol,s and Omaha Mr. Wood reports
the weather as being very warm dur
ing his stay In New York City and
Washington. but cool and pleasant a,
all other places
Mrs. Nellie Colgate OF South Canon
returned home last Saturday after
noon from a very pleasant visit OF a
weeks duration with friends In sa-
Ida
Dr and Mrs. F. y. Carrier and AR.
and Mrs. W Il Dozler wer. Eeek end
guests OF Mr ana Mrs. Jesse watcrs
at their home In Colorado Springs
DR.. and Mrs Carrier left for their
home at Santa Rita. New Mexico. Sat
urday night
Miss Maragret Neshit - T2kamsh.
is expected 10 arrive here on Tuesday
for short visit with her uncle and
aunt. Mrs. r. c. Nesbli. and family
Miss Nesbit has been attending the
Young woman's Christian Association
conference an deonvention at Cas-
oade. Colorado.
Prof J. H. Allen. formerly superin-
tendent OF the Canon City public
schools and for number of years
subsequently occupying a similar po-
sition at Grand Junction. vas in tosn
this morning renewing old friendships
and associations Prof. Allen. who il
accompanied by his daughter. is on
his way east to visit his boyhood home
In central New York.
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carried pp to the district court ior
final adjudication.
SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. p F. Redlingshafsr
Of Kalipel. Montana. en- route home
from a visit to Richmond. Indiana.
arrived here a few days ago and Will
remain until after the Fourth of July.
Mrs. Redlingshafer before her mar
rage was Miss Eva voach of this city
and has many friends here
Mr.. and Mrs Mayheid. who stopped
of here few days ago for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Craig at 2i0s
East Main street while en- route from
Washington. d. C.. to Seattle. left for
the Pacific coast this afternoon.
The remains of Robert Reed. age
81 wears. were shipped TO Canon City
on No. Wednesday afternoon from
the L. wenz Son undertaking par
lors. Deceased died OF liberation Of
the stomach after an acute illness OF
ten days. He was a stranger in this
city.-Salida Record.
The jury in the case OF Jas. B.
Rose. who was tried in the district
court here on Thursday ON the charge
OF grand larceny. was unable TO reach
verdict and wa. discharged by
Judge Hilkin Friday afternoon after
having been out twenty-four hours In
an effort to reach an agreement
II. S. Maddox returned home Friday
night from Pueblo but left on an early
train this morning for Colorado
Springs for the purpose OF looking
after the distribution there Of some
advertising matter for the Fourth OF
July celebration here next week.
Charles Johnson OF Elgin, Illinois.
arrived here day or two ago and will
remain until after the Fourth of July
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Freye and family on Macon avenue.
Mr.. Johnson Is an expert matchmaker
and is employed by the E'gih wat;ii
factory.
Miss Irene Snyder. stepdaughter of
Mrs II. E. Snyder. nee Mrs. Minnie
Johnson. was awarded the Maupin
gold medal for the best historical es-
say at the commencement exercises of
Mount st. Schoiastica's academy in
Canon City last week. Her subject
was, Cyrus the Great" II was also
at these exercises that Miss Catherine
Gaughan. of Salida. received her d.
ploma.-Salida Mail.
Mrs. Anna Roper, convict In the
penitentiary, died In the prison hos
pital Thursday night In the thirty
sixth year Of her age. She had been
in prison for a number OF years and
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THURSDAY.

up and filling in the bad places on
the Canon City road in the vicinity
Of the Shores ranch west of Brews-
ter.-Florence Citizen.
Miss Dorothy Bonn and Miss Made
line Reynolds who have been visiting
In Denver for the past week write
home that they are having an unus-
ually good time. They expect to re-
main about two weeks longer.
Save your combings. Take them 10
the Virginia Hairdressing Parlors and
let Miss Walton make them into
eralds, puffs. etc. Up-to-date line Of
nalr goods; i15k Main. Phone West
sl9.
{. G. Seelye and family OF Salt Lake
City. formerly Of Pueblo, are spend
ing the summer at Rye. Mr.. Seelye
was formerly district manager Of the
Mountain States Telephone & Tele-
graph company with headquarters in
Pueblo and Is well known in this city.
}. J. Jones ana wife Of Indepeni-
snce. Mo-. are here to spend the sum
mer with their son. J. NJ Jones, On
lincoln Park.
Alr " H. Collins leaves on Friday
TOR an extended business trip through
California and the northwest for the
Tobin Grain and Produce company
Miss Ethel Braden. who has been
soiourning in Canon City for the last
eight or nine months. left on We'd
nesday for her home in Cutler, Illi-
ois.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Armstrong drove
up to Buena Vista In their auto on
Wednesday and will remain there un-
Ill Sunday before startelng on the re-
TURN Tip 10 canon blts.
Mr. Harold Coulter of Kansas City
arrived in Canon last night to maze
a short visit with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. b. Coulter of East Main
street Mr.. Coulter is connected with
the Hutt-Chesney Mortgage and Loan
company of Kansas City.
Prof. Z. E. Williams OF Boulder.
head of the college of education Of the
Colorado state university. is a busi-
ness visitor in town today. Prof.
Williams has a considerable acquaint-
snce among the teachers and students
Of Canon City and of Fremont county.
DIR. c. II. Wilkinson, A. r. Mitchell
Lloyd Egbers and Prof C. c. Sher-
wood returned home Wednesday night
from a couple OF days fishing TIP
along the upper reaches OF the Platte
river and its tributaries In the vicini-
" OF Hartsell. They caught a few
trout. but report the. water as being
TOO high in most Of the streams In
that section for the best sport. They
made the trip In the Wilkinson auto
mobile. -..
The new Colorado Springs Canon
city state highway which has just
been completed, will be formally dedi-
eated early in July. probably July 8
sr 10. Details OF the program have
not been arranged. The place where
The exercises will be held will be an
sounced in a few days. II will be
somewhere near the Fremont county
line. Governor Shaforth and promi-
sert good roads enthusiasts will lie
ssked to speak.
n. r. Lambert of Denver. assistant
general freight agent of the colora-
20 q Southern Railway company, ac-
eompanied by w. II. Bonner of Den
yer. travelling freight and passenger
agent for the company. and A. S.
Cuthbertson. COMMERCIAL agent for the
Colorado & Southern and the Burlins-
son Railroad companies at Pueblo.
was a business visitor in town on
Wednesday The trio made a trip ov-
or the Skyline drive and were enthus.
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News Notes

Notary Publlc-W. b. Rowland. 523
Main street. Record office.
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Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Anderson OF To
peka, Kansas. are visiting here as th'
guests Of Judge and Mrs. c. f. Waldo
at 62I River street
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
THE JEFFERSONIAN

cheap periodical OF August Is UNI
der the heading, "The Watson Blight
Proves too Much for Fleming"
Now | would not have accepted this
as gross insult had you not gone
down to the lowest degree of anar-
chy. Hon. Thos. E. Watson is a
Democrat and is doing more for the
Democratic nominee than you have
ever been Known to do for a man.
Your support to man simply means
his defeat. Gray, the people Of Geor-
gia are onto you and they are wait
ing to render you some genuine de-
nunciation, people of this section
are denouncing your cheap publica-
ton and saying that it is not fit to
be circulated in respectable homes.
Now please do not send another
copy of your disreputable paper to
me.
J. A. COLEMAN.
Rentz, Ca, Rt. 2.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29

Gen. Booth, in his last illness, la
mented his estrangments from his
son, with whom he had quarreled
over Salvation Army matters. They
separated years ago, the latter
formed an army of his own, and
since then the two have had no COM
municatfon. That mighty old gene
raj, whose evangelical zeal made him
first butt of ridicule and later an
hOnored man among the honored
men of the world, was necessarily a
Spartan. When the time came he
sacrificed his fatherly feelings on
the altar of duty as unhesitatingly
as he had sacrificed the ease and
comfort Of conventional life years
before. And though he may have
had regrets, he never showed them.
It is but to repeat commonplace
to say that greatness means isOla-
ton. 1t means also undertaking
purpose and the sacrifice of ali lesser
things to one great end. Yet it is
not unnatural that as his last hour
approached the mind Of the Old-dis-
ciplinarian turned to the children
with whom he had disagreed. For
blood is thicker than water, and
love at some times, at least, is a
greater thing than duty.-Baltimor
Sun.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
BEAUTIFUL LETTER CON
CORNING ONE OF T. T.. WIS
UNADVERTISED GOOD
DEEDS.

Dear Mr.. Watson: Away back in
the SOS, before you had attained
any national fame, but gave promise
OF brilliant career at the bar, you
were employed as counsel by the
trustees of HepZibah Baptist church
to defend the titles to the property.
Hon. w. D. Tut was opposing coun-
sci. The case was finally argued one
night, and the court was to hand
down it's decree in the morning.
Col. Tut had so forcefuHy presented
his side Of the matter that you took
the initiative and proposed a pur-
chase of the property in litigation at
a nominal figure. Col. Tut must
have been uneasy too; for he gladly
came across" So a compromise
was effected and you turned over to
the trustees perfected, unclouded
titles. You personally paid the pur-
chase price which, in addition to
your fee, you generously donated.
This generous gift was gratefully
accepted and a vote of thanks ex-
tended you. A resolution reciting
the above facts was duly recorded
on the church minutes.
nc OIu CnuICu having served us
day, has been torn down to make
way for more modern, up-to- date,
pretentious structure the old trus-
tees, ripe in years, have long since
been gathered to their fathers. But
there is a kindly, loving remem-
brance for this generous donation.
In the years that have followed your
career has been watched with so'ici-
tude. We have viewed with a thrill
OF pleasure your success, and been
panied at the revengeful vindictive
methods to defeat your hopes.
And now as we are about to COM
plete our church edifice and will
dedicate it formally, the church in
conference instructed me to tender
you and Mrs. Watson an earnest
invitation to be the guests of the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
ST. LOUIS GUARDIANS OF LIBER-
TY PASS RESOLUTIONS.

Dear Sir: Whereas, the Guar
dams of Liberty of st. Louis have
read with much concern and appre-
hension of your unjust arrest on a
trumped-up charge of violating
United States postal laws, and
Whereas, we realize fully, that
your arrest is an evidence that the
Roman Catholic Hierarchy is at
tempting by campaign Of intimida-
ton to assume the role of dictators
of our American Government
Resolved, that st. Louis Court
Number /, Guardians of Liberty, .ex-
tend to you our sympathy and we'll
wishes. We hope and pray that you
will succeed in clearing yourself of
the onus Of the specious charge
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29

The CeIibacy of the Roman Catho@
lie priests has been largely fiction.
Read ''Why Priests Should We'd" by
Doctor Fulton, and learn some of the
ways in which the vows of chastity
and celibacy are broken. Handsome
ly bound, prOfuseIy illustrated. Price,
SLIP, postpaid. The Jeffersonian
Publishing Company, Thomson, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
Resolutions Endorsing T. E. w.
From Various Sources

made against you and moreover.
may be able to disclose to the pub
lie at large the particular motive
and movers of the action against
you.
Respectfully submitted,
w. e. RODGERS,
Committee.
st. Louis, Mo.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
A RESOLUTION,

To the Hon. Thomas e. Watson,
Of Thomson, Georgia, from the Off
GERS and Members of Ethan Allen
Council, No. so, JR. y. u. A. NJ, of
Brooklyn, New York.
Whereas, having read of the ar
rest of the Hon. Thomas e. Watson,
editor Of the Jeffersonian Magazine,
located at Thomson, Georgia, for
having published in the Jefferso-
MAN certain indecent and obscene
questions in Latin, transcribed from
the Rituals of the Roman Hierarchy,
and
Whereas, Mr.. Watson, on account
of such display of moral anger
against Romanism, in view of it's
hatred of universal knowledge and
it's heinous cruelty, and holding it
to view along with insidious works
before the American public, has in
Cured the enmity of the Roman
Church, and
Whereas, for his jealous and cour-
ageous attacks against the Church
of Rome, for the setting up of it's
non-American institutions in this
land of liberty, the Jesuits, from
every observation have set the blood
hounds of the Federal courts on his
track, to destroy, if possible, the
man who has dared to beard the
lion, (the Roman Hierarchy, in it's
den,
Now, therefore, believing as we
do, in the principles of free thought,
unfettered religious sentiments and
of equal rights and privileges to all
men irrespective of nationality, color
or race, and further believing that
Mr.. Watson has been proc1aiming
the truth on the subject of Roman
ism,
Be it therefore resolved, that we,
the officers and members o. Ethan
Allen Council, No. 60, Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, Of
Brooklyn, New York, at Council as
sembled, on Tuesday evening, August
9Th, 1912, do hereby protest against
and denOunce the unwarranted ar
rest and prosecution of that upright
and courageous gentleman for the
stand he has taken in behalf of our
beloved country and it's cherished in
situations.
And be it further resolved, that
we commend the Hon. Thomas E.
Watson on his patriotic work, and
call on all brothers of this Council
and of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics to support him
in his fight for American liberty,
and that this resolution be spread
upon the minutes of this Council,
and copy of same be sent to Mr..
Watson and also a copy be sent to
the american the official organ
of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics.
FOBERT F. WILLIGAN,
Councillor.
Attest, WEBSTER A. NESBITT,
Recording Secretary.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1912-08-29
PATRIOTIC SONS OF AMERICA,
PITTSBURG RESOLUTIONS.

PITTSBURG RESOLUTIONS.
AT regular meeting of Washing
ton Camp No. Q, P. O. S. Of A., held
Tuesday evening, August / 1912,
the following resolutions were
adopted.
Whereas, it has come to the
knowledge of this Camp that the
Hon. Thos. E. Watson, editor of the
JeHersonian and Watson's Magazine
has been arrested, and is now under
bail waiting for trial for circulating
or sending so-called obscene litera-
ture through the mail, and
Whereas, the editor of the Appeal
to Reason has also been arrested on
the same charge, and believing that
these charges have been preferred by
the enemies of American freedom
and liberty and are against the Con
stitutional rights of all American
citizens, therefore be it
Resolved, by Washington Camp,
No. 2, P. O. S. of A. in session as
sembled, that we consider these ar
rests as an outrage against the free
dom of the press, freedom of speech,
and unpatriotic, and brought about
by the enemies Of free public educa-
tional system and against the best
interests of all true Americans,
therefore be it further
Resolved that we, P. o. S. of A.
are non-sectarian, non-partisan or
ganiZation, that we stand for the free
school system, entire separation of
church and State, for free press
and free speech, and the untram-
meled freedom Of opinion, therefore
be it further
Resolved, that we will do all in
our power as God fearing, law abid-
ing citizens of the U. S. of A, and
members of the P. o. S. of A., will
aid Mr.. Thos. E. Watson in regain
ing his freedom, and that we will
continue to give him our unqualified
support as long as he is prosecuted
for telling the truth, therefore be it
further
Resolved, that we members Of
Washington Camp, No. 2, P. 0. S.
of A. declare our principle, and
say we are cognizant of the pres
ence among us of great and power
full enemy to our institutions and
against these we seek to array our
selves, and are ready to this end to
unite with all sons of Americans, and
will assist Thos. e. Watson, who now
has the fight to preserve that which
Washington and Lincoln gave to this
country, be it further
Resolved, that we call on all other
patriotic orders to step in and as
sist the Garibaldi of America, there
fore he if further
Resolved, that these resolutions
be spread upon the minutes, and a
copy of the same be sent to the fol-
lowing: All Pittsburg papers, w.
H. Taft President of the U, S., Wat
sons Magazine, of Thomson, Ca,
The Menace of Aurora, Mo-, The APP
peal to Reason, Girard, Kan, and
Justice Of Pittsburg.
Committee of resolutions,
B. G. LYLE,
S. ]. KING,
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PAGE THREE

church on the 3rd and 4th of Sep
TENDER.
Come prepared with message
The General meeting of the 9Th Dis
trict of the Georgia Association
conyenes with the church then.
Hoping that you can accept, and
that you and Miss Georgia" will be
with us. / am,
Your friend, /
J. T. HUDSON. /
Amity, Ga. 4
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HE QUITS THE ATLANTA JOUR-
NAL, AS so MANY OTHERS
HAVE DONE.
Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga.

Atlanta Journal,
Atlanta, Ga.
AS you will find on your mailing
list that I am paid up subscriber
until January 20, 1913, desire that
you discontinue my paper, for the
reasons that set forth to-wit:
First, l have family, and to gra-
tutiously insult the respect of every.
one of them is a matter that I will
not allow to continue to be done
without raising my voice of protest.
The insult that refer to is in your
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Amity, Ga.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-12
OFFICERS OF NEW SHIP
 WILL HOLD OPEN HOUSE

The Canadian Pacific Railways new steamship Princess Sophia will arrive in this port at 3 o'clock tomorrow morning. She will rcmajI in port until : o'clock tomorrow night before sailing for the south. She left Kctchikan at 6 o'clock last night and will arrive in Juneau at 6 tonight She has 62 passengers. 40o tons of freight and 99 head of cattle for SkaGway.
 This is the first visit of this ship to SkaEway. and Agent LowIe is very anxious to have his many friends soc the new Princess. The officers or the new craft will hold informal open house during her stay in port. and all are cordially request ed Co go on board and inspect the many beauties and novel Conven- fences with which the Princess Sophia is equipped for the safety and comfort of the travelling public.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-12
REPORTED FIND RAISES
 DOUBTS AMONG YUKoNERs
Two Miners Reach Fort Gibbon From Hammond River Diggings And Tell ut Fabulous Finds. Story Does Not Gibe With Known Conditions.

Fort Gibbon, May S-with re- ports of fabulous finds of gold on the benches of the Hammond river, John W. McCord and Arthur Brown reached here last evening from the Koyukuk. They left this morning on the steamer Tetlin. for Fairbanks, with the avowed purpose of securing min eraI surveyor 60 mark the lines of their ground on the stream.
 The men reported that S3O,0oe in nuggets had been obtained from a three-foot thRw by a layman on one claim, while Nelson and Sively, on 9 above, had taken out S1o,O00 by two days work. The mushers also stated that they had $l00,000 blocked out on their own ground. fractional claim off the Hoosier association, but the report is gen orally discredited here because of the known spotted character Of the Koyukuk "paystreaks."
 It is believed that considerable litigation will result over the owner ship Of some of the ground on the stream. other arrivals bringing re- ports of claim jumping.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-12
Secretary n. \. \. !. Given
 | Handsome souvenir

Monty Malthy. the secretary of the Dawson Curling club. was pre- sented with a handsome souvenir Monday evening at the D. A. A. A The presentation was made on be- half of the curling club in token of the splendid service Of Mr. Maltby during the winter as secretary.
 Quite a number of the club mem bers were present. George MaCken- zic. president of the curling club, made a brief preliminary speech, in which he spoke Of the success of the curriers' the last season. and in which he praised NIT. MaItby for his good work. Commissioner George Black then made a talk, after which he presented his prizes as patron to the four winners. Nessrs Dohie, Noble. Velta and Earsman. The commissioner then presented a hand some open faced Waltham watch It is engraved on the hack with the initials Of the recipient and inside is suitably engraved. The commis- siouer praised the secretary for his good work. Monty responded with neat little speech, and promised to be always on time He said he appreciated the token more than he could express. Charles Macpherson concluded the program with a talk on the teams in which he played during the winter while in the East He told of playing in the Dawson team at Winnipeg and defeating the Scotchmcn. and of playing on ihC coast Dawson News.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-06-12
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