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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21

TIE Republicans of Fremont county
did smart thing when they provided
for primary at which the people may
express their choice of presidential
candidates.
The leaders of any party always do
the smart thing when they take the
people into their confidence and do
what the people want
1t is not so awfully important what
candidate for president the delegates
from Fremont county stand for. But it
is most important that the few dele
ates who go to the state convention
from Fremont county shall truly rep
resent the Republicans of this county
and shall vote for the candidate who
is the choice of the majority of the
Republicans of this county.
This kind of politics builds up a
strong party and wins the confidence
of the people. This makes true rep
resentative form of government that
is responsive and serves the people
as they should be served.
Even in the old fashioned conven-
tion way the people are not entirely
shut out But to get the choice of the
people between two active candidates,
two sets of delegates must be put up
in each precinct, each set pledged to
support its favored candidate and the
fight made for pledged delegates. This
system breeds factions and disrupts
parties, and the bitterness resulting
often weakens the candidate chosen.
The people of this state have de-
elared for primaries and have enacted
a law providing for them, becoming
operative after the first state conven-
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Fake Advertising

Older, Wiser Detectives Summoned to
Give Advice" These are few OF the
scores OF similar headlines that are
appearing in New York newspapers
as result OF the record-breqking
crime wave that is now sweeping
over New York State
From all quarters OF the state come
reports of shooting affrays, assaults.
dayiigt holdups and burglaries. but
no section has suffered more 1omshe
reign of lawlessness than New York
City, itself. The $4,000 taxi-csb
holdup in almost the heart OF the
financial district and the two sensa-
tional highway robberies that took
place within thirty hours OF each 9TH
er in broad daylight In the busiest
section OF Thirty-fifth street. give 10
more than a fair idea Of the opera
tons OF crooks and criminals in this
city. House breaking has become SO
common that burglary insurance COM
panies have raised their rates iffty
per cent and refuse to accept furyand
feather and other classes OF risks.
Surety companies that make q spe-
cialty of insuring against highway
robberies. are advertising in all the
newspapers and are reapins a&nasv-
est
Detectives. bank men and others
interested in the checking of crimes
of violence. blame the increasa1 OF
crime on New York States new RE-
volver Law" which makes II impos-
sible for the law-abiding citizen TO
arm himself or that he can purchase
revolver even for home protsction.
Asa result. crooks from all over the
country have swarmed into tie city
to take advantage of the safe and
easy harvest
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SPRING GOODS

Our stock for spring Is now COM
plete. An aggregation of the finest
imported and domestic woolens. The
clothes we make for you will be in
good form no matter where you go
they are made under our own super
vision. Our long experience and close
attention to business enables US to
make you a suit of clothes or an
overcoat that can not be equaled any
where for the money We solicit your
call
LINNEER BROS.
e5t2w1 412 Main street.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAyOR SOCIETY
GIVES ST. PATRICK SOCIAL

The members OF the Endeavor So
ciety of the Christian church gave a
St Patriek's day social in the church
Monday night that was largely at
tended and was a very pleasant affair
in ali respects. There was a, nice en-
tertaInment program. followed by re-
freshments. Features of the evening
was the music provided by the ladies'
orchestra and the recital OF Irish
stories by Rev. Reed. supnleT'- ID
by some personal experiences while a
soldier during the Civil war.
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s;@. s;ss. +. HifGHiHG TIME

IL is now In order TO, condemn the
Incubator and breed OF fowls we have.
and make a change. often for the
worse. IL the machine Is tight. and all
there. brush II up. clean It out. and
II 1t did not do good work last sea-
son. change the location and have the
thermometer tested. or buy a teste-
done. The Thermometer Is the cause
OF much trouble: SO be sure it is ac-
curate.
Perhaps you don't know what good
work is and expect too much; n chick
from two eggs Is good enough.
Changing from the cellar to liv-
Ing room. or vice versa. or providing
better ventilation In the cellar. often
changes luck.
Ventilation In the machine is OF as
much or more Importance than mois-
ture; SO yentilate without sending t.
current OF air over or through the
machine. A constant current OF air
over or through the machine means
much evaporation OF the egg mois-
ture; SO prevent this as much as pos
sibIe.
After the first week or SO. eggs can
stand a great deal OF cooling off. but
cooling by chilling in a cold room Is
bad thing. II the room is cold. bet
ter cover the eggs with a soft cloth.
or several thicknesses II necessary.
Cool slowly.
Changing incubators every time we
read OF a better one is poor business
and means more dissatisfaction. On
the other hand. one machine may suit
your location. condition, or person
ality better than some other, but II
you have tried two or three. and can
not manage any one OF them, better
give 1t up and go back to the old
hen; she is the only incubator that Is
self-regulating.
Likewise, do not change breeds
every time better" one springs mp.
II yours has run out" run II back.
For years. you have used the early
maturing pullets and most vigorous
hens as hatchers. because they have
laid all winter and gone borody. You
have given them eggs laid by those
Of the flock that we're slower to do
: business. the slower maturing or
later Matched pullets and the. long
!, resting hens. and so have been per-
petuating the poorer quality Of the
! flock. To build It up. select a breed
!, ing pen Of the best and use only tho
eggs from this pen for Matching.
J Get rid of all "roosters" not need
ed for this pen and produce for mar
| ket infertiis eses-better keeping
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21

A country newspaper man is kept
busy these days opening and throw
ing into the waste basket mail from
the special press agents Of the coun-
try.
Enough stuff comes to The Record
office every day to fill whole issue
A good. deal OF this Is from campaign
managers of candidates for president.
A lot comes from the brewers as
ISOLATION, the American Medical as
sociation, the short ballot league, diff
ferent sorts of tax leagues, and all
sorts of societies for this or that up
lift movement.
Then lot comes from men who
are paid to get advertising in dis
guise.
Here is a sample story. You might
not be able to guess who paid to
have this little innocent news item
sent out all over the United States.
We guess it was sent out by some
big rich manufacturers of fire arms.
or a combination of manufacturers
who fear that the anti gun toting
laws will become popular over the
country
With that guess in mind the item
is worth reading.
Be it said to the credit of the
country newspaper very little OF this
press agent stun finds space in the
papers. The big city papers fail for
It occasionally:
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w. F. Anderson is spending few
days in Canon City the guest of rels-
tives.-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
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r. T. corrin Is receiving a visit
from his brother. John Corrin Of Can
ON City-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
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eggs. which will mean much icss' loss
on the market.
W. f. vAPLoN.
Colorado Agricultural College. sort
Collins
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Mrs. Oliver Amos, OF Rockville. was
a Canon City business visitor yoster-
day. NO /,
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Hold-ups In New York.

New York, ". Y. March 4.-"Hold-
ups In New York More Frequent than
in South Dakota During the virgilan-
te Committee Days Police Almost
Dazed by Epidemic of Holdups:- "Po-
lice Headquarters AgItated. All the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-03-21

FOR sALE-Liyery barn. Enquire e.
c. Higgins. Rocky Mountain Livery.
+. Witt.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT OYSTERS

The popular tendency to cSagg.ra-
ton Is illustrated In the case OF the
rcccrt attacks on the wholesomcness
OF oysters.
There have been some instances In
tn. past Is years in which Illness was
ascribed to eating oysters but. in
most OF these. where circumstances
permitted n thorough Investigation.
Il was found that the accusations
against the oyster originated in the
imagination and in one or TWO cases
Mt least, to n desire to attrac. public
attention en- the part of persons who
placed the matter in print.
The real facts concerning oysters
are that n proportion OF the foods and
drinks OF which We partakc every
day are more likely to be unwho!c-
some than oysters because oysters
are now principally grown In the
deep pure waters of the large ba, $
and sounds where tney are continu-
ally swept by the clean salt water
currents. These grounds are miles
from land and are remote from all
sourc'B of contamination. Not one
bushels of oysters in one hundred
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polly OF THE CIRCUS

Little Elsie 81. Leon OF the famou,
81. Leon family of eluestIieares and
acrobats will soon be here In the title
rolc OF Polly In Marxars, Mayo'l de-
lightful story Of the xawdust ring.
Polly OF tho Circus" A rarely de-
vciopcd artistic temperament and =
marvellous capacity for hard work
have combined to make thiI little
lady the youngset and most In,ercst.
Ing icsd!ng woman on tho American
stage to-day. She and her associate
players will be soon st the West The
afro Friday. Nov. 18th.
Some people might jump a, the
conclusion that horre shoes or rsh-
bits fcc, had something 10 do with
II. .ut when you learn the history
of this remarkable cirl you viii real
ixe that II was only the ordinary c!c-
mctn OF luck which probably comes
10 every one nj som" time. Miss ST.
Leon was a6le TO make good. Luck
orly furnished the opening. The girl
did the rest. go there Is no use lin
gcrins over tho theory that thorc was
anything supernatural about Il.
As 4 baby Miss St. Leon developed i
within the smell OF the sadwust ring.
Her family were a circus perform
ciE-thc ST. Leon family, Sh" grew
into a marvc!ously clever bareback
rider. Her ability was really remark
able. And from the rings o! the BIZ:
tent. where she gazcd into sea Of
upturncd faces at cvrcy performance
this girl began to let her thoughts
drift until she imagined herself nm
actress In u real theatre with plush
saats instead OF beneath the encom-
pas ding area OF a cnnvas-toppcd
world.
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Attorney wahie for tho defense
objected to the prosecutors chsract.
crixation OF his clients - "Eunmen."
Tho word Is not In the diction-
aIy." he protested. 1T 10 an inven-
tion OF journalists
II am using common. everyday
venacuiar." said Mr. Moss.
TITS the language OF the under
world and the word has NO place in
this court room" rctorted MIR.
Wahie.
Mr.. Moss referred thereafter to
these defendants. he described how
they gathered at 'Bridgic" W-bber's
poker rooms before the murder. and
went on:
Every one OF these four men was
an essential factor In the murder. II
In not necessary for us to show that
particular shot that killed Rosenthal
and / don't believe we shall be able
to show which. OF the four Sunmen
actually put the bullets into Roscn-
thai"
The claim OF the state is that each
Is equally guilty.
Jacob Hecht. n waiter in the hotel
Mctropoie testified lie heard four
shots fired and saw Roscnthal fall on
the sidewalk. Louis Krause another
waiter. testified that he saw rcvolv-
ers in the hands OF four men and
saw three OF them fire
Krause left the stand. walked out
to the gunmcn and picked out all but
''Dago Frank" as the three whom
he saw fire. He said he could not
identify the fourth man because the
mans face had been turned from
him.
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THE HYf0CRITE

Rev. George r. Lurn. the new
rinyo- OF S-hncc'lty. says: Il don't
preach Give TO tho poor. but sto.
taking from the poor"
Mr. Lunn. discussing this dietum
tho other day. said TO the Albany
Journal man:
"Tha millionaire social rcformer.
Lnleas he 10 . very sincere man. al
ways reminds me OF the husband
Who brought home one evening a Dot.
t!c Of champagne and = lobster.
"'It 10 your birthday. dear he
said 10 his wife. and I purchased
thess delieseies a. = little treat for
you this evening with your birthday
dinner
l"'You are very kind the woman
snswercd. but I thought YOU knew
never touch champagne. love. while
lobster invariably disssre~s with me.
Never mind. my dear. never
mtnd.' the husband answered. That
being tho case. I'll cat the lobster
myself and drink the champagne to
your health"
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TAR PARTY" CASE BEGINS

Norwalk. Ohio. Nov. IA large
proportion o! the population OF West
Clnrksiicld. twelve miles east OF here
came 10 this city. the county seat to-
day to bc present at the trial OF the
six men charged with ''tarring" Min
nie La Valley. u ~ year old girl on
the night of August 10.
Miss L.avalIcy testified that on tn.
night Of August seth she escorted n
young friend. Erma Swartz. to the
DEPOT TO take II train. On her way
home. she said. just In the center of
the village. she was seized by sever
al men. They hauled her back OF n
store building and. after partly
stripping her, stood her OH her head
and poured paint over hcr. She said
she ran home when she was released.
The witness said Ernest Welsh
was first to grab her and that Har-
low Welsh rubbed the paint on.
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APPEAL TO REASON
FOUNDER SUICIDES

Glrard. Kas.. Nov. IA. A. Way
land. founder and owner Of the Ap-
peal to Reason. Socialist weekly
newspaper published here. shot and
killed himself in his home in Girard
carly today. Mr.. wayland was un-
conscious when found by his house.
keeper shortly after midnight. He
died a few minutes later. He had
fired bullet into his mouth, muffl-
ing the sound In the bad clothes. Be-
tween the leaves OF a book lyins on
the bed the following note was
found:
Tho struggle under the competi-
tive system is not quite worth the
effort: let 1t pass
Friends OF Mr.. Wayland attribute
his act to dcspondency over the death
OF his wife. who was killed in an
automobile accident Ia year ago
Since her death, they say. he had
been afflicted with periodic melan-
choly.
Mr.. Wayland was to have appeared
in the supreme court in Kansas to
answer to Il charge brought by the
government against the editor and
owner of the Appeal to Reason OF cir
culating through the mails defama-
tory matter concerning an officia of
the federal prison at I.cavcnworth.
| The attacks upon prison officials was
printed in Mr.. Waylands paper last
winter.
although alone am responsible
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down pains would come back. md the
Goctor said had female trouble. LyGia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound vas
the only medicine that helped me AMI
have been growing stronger ever since
! commenced to take it. hope It will
help other suffering women rs |: has me.
You can use this letter. Mrs. CASSIE
LLOYD, New Moorcfcld. Clark Co, ,Ohio.
Read What This Woman Says:
South Williamstown. Mass. -"Lyiia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound GER
tAinly has done great deal for me. Be-
fore taking it suffered with backacho
and pains in my side. was very irrcH-
ulsr and had bad female weakness.
especially after periods. was always
tired. 20 thought would try your med.
i:inc. After taking one bottle Of Lydia
E. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound I
felt 80 much better that I got another
and now ! am . we'll woman. I wish
moro women would take your medicine.
! have told my friends about Il. Mrs.
RoBERT Colt. Box u, South Williams.
town. Aass.
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CONFESSED POlS0NER
TAKEN TO MISSOURI

Los Angeles. Calf. Nov. l2.-Mrs.
Pansy Hastings I.csh. the young wo-
man who surrendered to the police
here. saying she had poisoned two
daiia. Missouri. tomorrow in COM
rany with Sheriff NJ. c. Henderson
of Pcttus county. He stated that al
though he would take Lesh back to
Scdalia. he was convinced that she
could not be held as aside from hor
own versions there was no absolutely
evidence eEcainst her.
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BARELA TRIES TO
AGAIN GET BACK
IN DEMOCRATIC
BAND-WACON

Denver. Nov. i2.-Statc Senator
Casimiro Baro!a. Republican senator
OF the Fourth district. has declared
his intention TO vote for Charles 5.
Thomas and Governor Shnfroth for
the United States senate. Senator Ba-
fcla did not sign any pledge before
the election. and his later pledge.
which is given in the form OF a let.
ter to Senator Patterson. comes vol
unfairly. The letter follows:
Hon. 7. NJ. Patterson.
Denver. Colo.
Dear Friend:
Il read in the Denver Republican
of yesterday that the governor 10 con
templatins the calling Of an extra
session for the purpose OF elcctins a
senator to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Hon. Charles Hughes. |
hope that the governor Will do so.
because | realize that Colorado ought
to have another senator in tho senate
OF the United States.
THE people OF Colorado have ex-
pressed their will at the primary and
United States senators. and feel
that II is the duty Of both branches
of the legislature, Republicans and
Democrats. that they shall carry out
the will Of the people.
while I did not make any pledges
in the last election, OF any kind,
will be pleased to cast my vote for
Hon. Charles s. Thomas for the short
term II the governor calls the extra
session, which session ought not last
in the selection of United States
Senator more than one or two days
And in the next regular session
feel also that 1t is the duty OF both
branches of the legislature to carry
out the will OF the people, and
shall vote for Governor John +. Shat
roth for United States senator.
with kind regards. remain al
ever.
yours truly.
,"CASIMlRO BAREi.A.
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Two WOMEN
TESTIFY
What Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg.
etable Compound Did For
Their Health-Their own
Statements Follow.
New Moorefield. Ohio. -"I take great
pleasure in thanking you for what your

Vegetable Compound
has done for ms. I
had bearing down
pains. was dizzy and
weak. hal pains in
lower back and could
not bc upon my feet
long enough to get q
meal. As long as l
lail on my back l
would feel better.
but when ! would
get up those bearing
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Jesse Burkett. manager OF the
Worcester club. which finished third
In this years New England Leaf que
pcnnant race. haG set at rest all ru-
mors that he will retire from the
game next year. Burkett says that he
is almost as good as ever and that
he intends to remain a player. He
battcd over $50 this season for the
fourth successive year In the league.
Two OF Burkett's pupils havo gone
up to the big league this year-Boeh
ling who joined the Washington
Sanotsf. and Van Dyke. who becomes
n Bostoi Red Sox.
-
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tContiaued from page ons.)
TchatRlja. In front OF :inopie
which IL now bcins fought. the pr.n-
cipul move on which IA awaiting On
the arrival Of more heavy Siege ar
;illery FOR the Bulgar!ans.
Around Ad, ianopic the Bulrlrs are
EoinE through some OF ths alidcst
fighting OF the campaign. D.srat;h-
90 from their side today stated that
the bulgarian troops suffered heavy
!osscs In the taking OF the two Tirk-
ish forts ON Kariaicpc and ?hpa.-
tepe. outside OF the fortress of Ni-I-
anople.
Whenever they waved red their Of
ficcrs and priests .Nhortcd them to
20 forward Mt any cost. Ths fort on
Papaxtepc was taken only afr.l heavy
reserves had been brought mp. -
stubborn was the Turkish resiriancc
II Ia explained by military D>pcfts
that these two positions do pot form
part of the Notifications If the city
Fof Adrianoplc. but are situated on
hills seven miles out OF the advanced
fort OF KararnCh. This latter fort
was reported to have bccn .EEcu by
the Bulgarian troops some days nCO,
but since 'hcn Turks have claImcd
repulse of the Bulgarians. 1Le two
i hills OF knrtalepcr and Papztclere,
however. afford good star;in; points
for an advance toward the limo OF
Qualifications
The British foreign offiee has in
formed the United States embassy
here that very few American citizens
remain in the interior OF Asia minor
Even before the request was received
from Washington steps had been tax.
en- by British officials and warships
to protect American citizens reQuir
ing assistance and those wishing II
had becn received on board British
waIships. Tho United States embas
ny has formally expressed its thank.
to tho British authorities.
A despatch from Cons,antinopl'
received by the foreign office say.
that bills OF health OF all vessels leav
inE the Turkish capital are marked
Cholera prevails in Constantinople.
II Rieka, Montenegro, Nov. I2.--Th'
bonn ba rdment OF tho Turkish city o
Tarakosch on Lake Scutari. contin
ucd throughout Sunday. Toward cv
cning the Turkish garrison withdrew
to tho highest points of the work
which are on the side OF the noun
tains. Their position was rendered
30 desperate by exposure to the snow
and by lack Of provisions that the!
attempted later to abandon all posi-
tions and to escape into the city o
Scutari. They were, however. driv
en- back into Tarakosch by the Monte
negrin troops.
Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 12.--Th
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for what appears In the columns OF
the paper. Mr.. wayland of late had
seemed much disturbed over tn.
pending ease said Fred Warren.
managing editor Of tho Appeal to
Reason. Mr.. wayiand was rs years
old. lie founded his paper here 10
years ago. Previously he had edited
papers n, Harriavil!c. Mo-: Pueblo
Colo. aud GrccnSburv. Ind.
Wash inston. Nov. ll.--Thc suicide
OF JulIuR A. wayland. editor OF the
Appeal TO Reason. will not affect the
federal government In prosecuting
the paper.
Within u day or two case will be
called at Fort Scott. Kansas. charS-
Ing the raper with sending obscene
matter through the mails. The fed
crai grand Jury there also will begin
an investigation OF other matters
connected with the publication.
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thousand has any chance to bocoma
contaminated.
II Is no longer permitted to market
oysters from the grounds formerly
used In the vicinity Of large cit!sa.
Bucterioiosis,x arc cmrloyed by state
authorities to examine the oysters
and the waters where they grow and
certificates are issued covering only
such grounds ~ are suitable. Whcr.
ever the standard Of purity Is not full
ly maintained the marketing Of the
oysters is strictly forbidden.
The cause OF most Of the com
plants against oysters consists In the
fact that II writer can acquire pub
&c notice by making n Sensational at
tack upon oysters or any other food.
he can thereby place himself In po-
sition Of great personal advantage
although to the reckless injury OF
others.
The slogan OF "pur. food" is N very
effective one and II deserves to be 80.
but II 1t is abused In order to build
up personal prominence which can
then be used for the purpose OF fin
ancial benefit to its possessor then
the assertions need to be carefully
scanned in order to make due allow
ancc for eXaggeration.
The best authorities pronounce
oysters wholesome and easily digest
ed. They are certainly economical.
as there are no bones or waste, and
the cost is reasonable.
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Many people have great respect fol
the constitution without knowing
anything about that imperishable
document.