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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

De weese reservoir on his return the
last OF the week.
MN
The family of Earl Haldeman have
located in the house on Park avenue
lately vacated by Mrs. squires. They
are from Kansas and are here for Mrs.
Haldeman's health.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

Mr.. Miller and son OF Grand avenue,
in company with Mr.. Carver and three
csildren. left Tuesday for an overland
trip 10 Paonla, expecting TO find work
in the peach orchards and later help
harvest the apple crop on the western
slope.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

Witness my hand and Official sea
this 14th day Of August. 4. D. 1912
fSeaD T. B. MOORE.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. NJ. C. Gains and daughter. Syl-
via. are spending some days at the
Z farm near Sloan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell have returned
from several weeks visit with Mr..
Boswell.s parents in Missouri. They
are located for the present at their
home ~ Colorado avenue.
E-M%r
Miss Della Liggett of Grand juno
tion and Miss Lulu Bancroft OF Larn-
ed. Kansas. are guests at the Baon-
croft home on Park avenue. They are
cousins of Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft.
w-w-w
Reynolds Carver returned Sunday
from Kansas where he has been spend
ing the past month in the harvest
fields.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

Witness my hand and official seal
this lxth day of August. A. ID. 1917
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

Afr. and Yrs. Geo. Anderson have
bcenA showing their guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed wclman OF Sterling. Kansas.
Ishc scenic drives about Canon City
kince their arrival two weeks ngo. This
seck Mr. welman Is up ON the Gunni-
pn visiting m old friend and incl
Dntally doing ssome fishing. A trip
planned for the family party to the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15
E--x-~

Miss vaska Minlcle is spending
few days at the Z. NJ Williams res
dcnce on Cyanide avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

Mrs. Arbuckle OF Colorado Spring
is spending a few days visiting he
Mrs. Ed Miller Of -Four MIil
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-08-15

VIM. Dunlap. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Eissinger and Miss Emma Roberts are
absent on a camping aud fishing trip
on -orixziy lakes near ST Elmo. They
hare been gone a week and all cx-
tend their outing for some time
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Notice OF Confirmation.

Notice il hereby given mat a, N,
Adair has tins day filed In the chan
Gerry court within aud for Boone
County, Arkansas, his petition to
have his titlr qaelcd, confirmed aud
established IA and TO the following
described lands III Boone County Ark'
ansas, tO.Wil
The south third Of the northeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter tue
southeast quarter of the uol olthwcst
quarter, the west half Of the south
west quarter aud the northeast quar-
ter OF the southwest quarter ul s,etuun
five (5l IN township seventeen NO
north range twenty (2Ol wcsti except
wo acres IN square IN the north
west coruCr Of said last described for
" acre tract heretofore conveyed to
School DIsricl No, -.
Nov, all persons who cldim any IN
terest IN SAID lands are hereby called
upon to appear IN said court at its
March lcrm l0l2, aud show cause
why the title OF the petition should
not be Guuirmsd aud c,tdOaShed as
pray cd for
Given under my hand aud the seal
of said court this the lst dty OF Feb
ruarl. lYl,
RoBT T. DolsoN, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Notice OI confirmation

Notice IL hereby given that } c,
Davis has this day filed in the Chan
Gerry Court Of Boone County. a, kan.
sas, his petition to have hi, title quiet.
ed, confirmed and established in aud
to the following described lands IN
Boone county, Arkansas, to'wlt
The north half Of the SOU heast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of
section seven ~ township seventeen
(l7) north range eighteen (lS) west,
containing ~ acres; and also part OF
the northeast quarter Of the southwee st
quarter aud part OF the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter OF
section eight (SI IN township seven
teen (l7) moth range eighteen llS)
west, described as commencing 2ol
yards east Of tbs northwest corner OF
the northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of said section 3, run east
220 wards, thrncc south 22O Sards,
thence west 21O yards, thence north
220 yards 10 the place OF beginning
containing 10 acres,
Now al, pei suus who claim any IN
terest ~ I'd ldudS are hereby warn
ed TO appear IN sad court at lis March
Term, 1912 aud show cause why the
title OF the petitioner should not he
confirmed, established aud quietcd as
pray el for,
Given uudcl my hand and the seal
of said court this the first day OF Feb
ruary, lYll,
X BT. T. DopSoN, Clerk,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

70 home and stay, for | have given
you over TO hardness of keart, aud re-
pre- bacy of mind, and may the Lord
be with you for can't But the gov
ernor forgot to tell us about the cor
ruption of the legislature until he be-
came a candidate for the third term.
Isn't that strange? But hobby riding
is popular in politics, as vote catchers,
and this may he a case in point
Statewide prohibition has become a
popular hobby, in Arkansas, of late.
Now ! don't mean by calling II a
hobby, to belittle the question, for |
regard it as big question. | only
wish to emphasize this fact, that in
politics, it is popular to advocate pop
ular issues. Rut the question OF state
wide prohibition, will be settled by
the voters, at the September election,
as the question will be submitted and
/ intend TO vote for it. Bur under the
Initiative and Referendum amendment
to the constitution, the new governor
will have but little to do with the set
tlement Of the question OF statewide
prohibition for that question will be
settled by the voters in September
and the new governor will not be in
augurated until in January following,
The governor cannot veto law
adopted by the people, and violation
Of the liquor laws, as you know, is set
tied in the courts
The Initiative and Referendum was
a favorite issue with the governor in
his End canvass He was 50 interest
ed in the adoption of that amendment,
that he had the great Commoner w.
J, Bryan canvass the state with him,
but when II come to the passage OF
what is known as the Turner-Jacob-
son law he did all he could to cut of
the right Of the people to vote on this
Objectionable law,
That amendment as you know,
granted the people the right to have
the laws referred to them, to adopt or
re- ciect, as they prefer, but If the gov
ernor's efforts had prevailed, the
right Of the people to vote on the Iur-
ner Jacobson law, would have been
cut off forever, He was the first to
advocate the referendum and the first
to repudiate it, Now If the people
haven't right to vote on a law, That
forces a man in some instances, to
pay out the last cent he has on earth,
to keep the officer from selling his
last COW, his horse or hog TO pay his
taxes, can't understand what law
they do have right TO vote on. The
governor says this law will benefit the
farmer but ! can't see why it would,
when the time Of assessing his taxes,
is changed from June to February,
when he has his meat, his corn and
feed on hand, which he would be
forced to assess, or swear falsely.
He says this law provides tor a slid
ing scale of taxation, that as the as
sessment goes up, the rate goes down
Now my experience has been that
when we so to sliding money out of
our pockets TO pay taxes, we usually
slide up instead of down, and that is
the way it would be under the Turner
Jacobson law But the governor says
he is after the taX.dodger, which is
alright, and ii any one knows OF any
one who is lodging his taxes in Boone
county 1t is his duty as good citizen,
to disclose the fact, that we may catch
the dodger, but the tax dodger can be
caught under the old law,
Thanking the editor for his court
esy, remain, yours, etc,
TAX PAYER.
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
In Memory,

Weaver bale, the son of Dan and
Jessie Hale, died on the 18th of Janu'
airy, We extend our sympathy to his
parents ard grandparents, for he Is
missed by all, He was member OF
the Valley Springs union Sunday
school, aud we, as classmates and
teachers, miss his presence IN the
school; and while these trials are
hard to bear, we know that God, In
his infinite wisdom docth all things
well, J, w. HILL
RUTH MOORE, Com,
BFFLE Thomas
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

had an ineessant cough and frequent
attacks Of bilious collie, from which It
seemed could not recover My bowels
also became affected causing alarming
attacks Of hemouhagos tried many
remedies, which gave only temporary
relief or no relief at all at last tried
Poruna, and In three days I was roe
liovod OF the bowel arrangement After
using ilye bottles I was entirely cured,
! most eheerfully recommend the use OF
Peruna TO any one similarly afflicted"
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
For Sale; Cheapl For Cash.

good mare weight II, in foal by
jack,
small horse, weight about $50 lbs,
Both Of these are gentle and will
work single or double,
good 5i4 Id Durham COW, fresh
soon,
ll.months old hcifcr calf,
al ~ Weber wagon complete,
nearly new,
set double work harness, with
breeehing,
Il Chattanooga plow, good as
new
Every item Is a bargain, "You will
have 70 hurry" H. MARsDEN,
~ miles northwest Of Batavia, on
Fowler place.
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Warning Order

In the Chanccry Court for Boone
County, Arkansas,
James w, Hill, plaintiff
against Warning Order,
Minnie Wise, Lucy Phil.
lips, Amy Hill, Oscar Hill df's'
aud Lydia Beehtel, }
The said defendants, Minnie Wise,
Lucy Phillips, Amy Hill, Oscar Hill,
and Lydia Beehtel are hereby warned
TO appear IN the Ghaneery court for
the county of Boone In the State Of
Arkansas within thirty days aud an
swer the complaint of said plaintiff,
James W, HilL filed In said court
against them
Given under my hand aud seal Of
said court, this the aath day Of Jam
uary, 1912, RoUr T. DOps0N,
Clerk of the Roone Ghantery Court
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Warning Order
IL the Ruuuc IhdnCcrY Court,
March Iprm, lulN,

II the Ruouc Ihdnccry Court,
March Trrm, l9le,
John G., Han, Trustee aud
The New England Seturi' plaintiffs
ties Goa a eorpcN'ion,
Nerrus
Riley Thorn son, Mary
Thomasou, John a, Stev' dtN
ems and William Shiuk,
The defendants, John A. Stevens,
Lima 4, stevens aud william Shiuk
are warned 10 appear IN tins court
within lhrN days, aud aUaNer The
complain, ut the piuu'i,ls lohn G
Hall, Trustee aud The New Eng aud
SeeuriU,a COMPANY
Gwen wudrrm hand and the .rN
Of sal q cuuu uu lhle the list day ,i
February, lol1
kouFgr 4 Dop,oN, Clerk
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03

Here is message Of hope and
good cheer from Mrs, G, j, Martin,
Boone Mill Va, who Is the mother Of
eighteen children, Mrs, Martin was
cured Of stomach trouble and eonsti'
patton by ChambyrIain's Tablets at'
ter five years Of suffering, and now
recommends these tablets to the pub
lie, Sold by Collman ~ Kirby,
If you can't get "Mincral Bclt' of
your grocer phone 25S, Prompt de-
livery,
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
CofGnlnn ~ Kirby
Beats Record Of Cats,

A lady on being fined aye shllllngS
lately at Limerick treland) for not
having taken out dog license stated
tho animal had been drowned 90
times but bad come back TO life
again"
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
SUFFERED
% YEARS
Constant Sufferer From Chron-
10 Catarrh Relieved by
Peruna.

hIHt ~ IL
Bourland, san
Saba, Texas,
writesi
"1Nor twon-
ty-throo years
/ was q con-
etant sufferer
from chronic
eatarfh thad
a severe mia
cry and burn
Ing IN the top
OF my head,
There was al
most u con.
tlnual drop
ping OF muous
utoHly lHIpal
which caused
frequent exc
peeto ration,
My entire sya-
tenn gradually
became in-
Velyed, and
my condition
grbWE tVnFHb. 4
The Harrison times., 1912-02-03
Warning Order
Pit

G., y, Mlligan Grocer Co, PITT
vs.
4, I, Donayan dit
The defendant A. + Donayan, Is
warned 20 appear In this court within
thirty days, aud answer the complaint
Of the plaintill, G., d. Milligan Grocer
Cou January -, 1919,
A, TnRTPORD,
Solicitor for Plant IN
T,B pLYNlATB, j. i,
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OFFICE
Continued from Page ID

A recent student of the subject shows
that the downfall of Athens, in
ancient times, was due to the recall,
exercised injudiciously. Every time
a general lost battle the people re-
called him, and the rapid, constant
change of generals and rulers dis
rEpted the government and ruined
the nation.
Evidence Of it's weakness has al
ready been shown in several Pacific
Coast cities. 1t has been exercised
in Los Angeles and Seattle, ank opin-
ion in each of those metropolitan
cities is greatly divided on it's merit
In Seattle, Hiram G.. Gill, recalled
about eighteen months ago, ran again
for the mayOralty a few months
later, when the term that he ordin-
arily would have filled, expired and
was beaten by Cotterill, the present
mayor, by something less than a
score of votes.
"Of course he was beaten decisive
ly in the recall, being removed by a
majority of several thousand votes,
but the consequent election and the
sudden change and increase in his
apparent popularity in that brief
time only shows What might happen
if p few malcontents-and we have
them always with us-are permitted
to call an election every time they
desire it,"
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MANY features
FOR new YEAR
RACE MEET

Fer The biz New Years race meet
at kapiolam Park, there are to be a
numrer of novel general features,
according to announcement today.
These features include gentlemen's
riding and genllemcn's driving races,
bronco busting contests by cowboy
from local ranches. and perhaps an
indian Eymkhana.
The committee IN charge o. tn"
work is preparing for 4 mammoth
crowd The purses hung IN for the
races will be large, and RI" manage
ment is taking a i'm. -stu:l asarns,
Getting. The races. 1t j. declared.
VIII lie run purely on I'll r merits
and any suspicious of CROOK u WORN
Will be promptly punished.
Military features are also h-cly to
he added to the race, thONgl not of
course officially.
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STUDY WILD LIFE
Continued from Page y

work under his direction.
"In a small boat he will row about
the rocks and with GENERA and spy
glass learn the condition of the seals:
If possible he will bring back with
him specimens of the animal life Of
the island"
The Los Angeles Tribune SAYS:
Instead of studying the ways of the
willy Oriental, PatrOlman George viii
lett will in future devote his time to
exploring Hawaiian and other Pacific
islands for the United States biolog-
ical survey. The police commission
on recommendation of Chief Sebas,
tian, today accepted his resignation
Mr.. Willett, who was on duty with
the Chinatown squad will sail for
Hawaii next month
1t is understood that W'illctt was
picked for this bird expedition be-
cause having been a Chinatown
policeman he is familiar with the hop
It is thought also that if the party
should - be maroOned on the island
without food or drink, Willett's ORR
entail experience will be invaluable in
the making of birds nest soup.
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men
SAY HER CLAIM
IS HOLD-UP

Mrs Mike Patton has no hold what:
! ever upon the Hughes Comedy Com
PAM for an alleged musical comedy.
alleged by her to have been sold for
a thousand dollars to Advance Man
Frankel, according 10 statements
made this morning % Manager Levy
! of the company and Director W. r.
! hughes.
! Mrs. Patton claims that she sold
musical comedy called Uncle Sam"
| to Frankel and that she was TO get
! the thousand dollars. Frankel went
on to the Orient and after demand
/ ing the money several times, bolh per
SOnally and through her attorney, G.
! &. Biting, Mrs. Patton called in the
officers of the law and last night
I High Sheriff Harry attached the bag
gage of the company, which was down
at the wharf awaiting departure to-
night on the Nippon Mara
Manager Levy said this morning:
'All | know about the play is that
Mrs. Patton stopped me on the street
and asked me about ii, and | told
her | had heard nothing OF this al
legged sale to Frankel | am sure
Frankel never bought it, and if he
did, he had no authority to act for
the company. 1t is ridiculous to talk
of giving $1,000 for a musical comedy
by an amateur. Why, we could buy
the Merry Widow" rights for that.
We know that Frankel never took
the play to the Orient with him, so
we looked all over and finally found
the manuscript in the offices of Man
ager McGreer where it was lying for
gotten.
t"Our lawyer, w. B. Lymer, told us
that Mrs. Patton has no case what
ever, and We won't be held up in this
manner.
Our baggage has been released
under a tbousand-dollar bond while
1.-THE case is pending and We will go
to the Orient"
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FRIDAY, THE Thirteenth, tags
PLAYERS With MISFORTUNE

night. HcW did all lis happen you
asks bats easy. l.>S, night Levy.
dat's our manager. beats it down to
de wharf, and y at does he cast his
lamps on bit all Q. oar scenery and
fixin:s plastered up Wild attachments.
OF course Levy hooks i; riSht out 10
see wat il means. and d. Sherin tells
him that some fresh Qdeen wants Il
t'ousand lion men from de show for
a few sides called 'Incle Sam which
she claims she writes and sells 10 our
advance man who has gone TO re
Orient.
She goes and dps OF the sheriff
dat she takes de show to Frankel.
and dat he falls Ter de whole woiks.
barrin de moIodiOUS parts which. she
yields, was ali to de punk. She says
she told him to fork over t'Ousand
simo' ICONS and De show was his'n and
furder she says cat he told Mister
Levy TO come across wild de dough
for de loidy, which She claims he new
er done Now she says, wild
naughty air: You cant jip ME OTTER
me t'ousand bones, ana I'm going to
take de case to court. 50 yoHse can
take it from muh. Mister Reporter.
dat we IS halle tc Sick il DIS boig
until dc loss blooms again.
''W'&t's da'? Course Mister
Frankel Or Mister Levy c:,ler. don't
know a ting about it. Nav tells yer
it's tough luck, OATS all. told
EN- all de time not to make our get,
away from here on FIJI ia" de thoi-
teenth. wy, even the steamship
feilers is leery about dat. and was
t'inkin' CT givia: de boat de office
to stall it off till midnight SOS to
beat the Jonah
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approval of the Department Com
mandeT
Captain Jamerson, End Infantry,
commanding Fort Shafter, H. T., has
accepted the office of treasurer. Law
yer Andrews has stated that he will
handle the case as soon as Fifteen
49, hundred dollars are deposited to
back him, and with the number of
soldiers on this island it should be
easy to collect this amount. We are
confident that this sum is small
compared to the satisfaction there
will be in resenting such a statement,
or statements, that i were made
against the soldiers in the service of
the United States, by this man.
Now, what we ask is that each
LIST Sergeant place the enclosed blank
Upon the company bulletin board and
kindly see TO the collecting of the
sums the soldiers desire to contribute
and when collected turn them over to
the treasurer, Captain Jamerson, for
deposit. It is requested that this be
done as soon as possible as We are,
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SEALED TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received by
the Superintendent Of Public Works
UP until II noon of Tuesday, Decem-
Der 31st, 1912, for the Construction
of certain streets and laying storm
drains in same, in the AuwaiOlimu
Tract, Punchbowl District, City and
County of Honolulu.
Plans, specifications and blank
forms Of proposal are on flic in the
office Of the superintendent of Pub
lie Works, Capitol Building.
The superintendent of Public
Works reserves the right to reject
any or all tenders.
H. *. BISHOP,
superintendent of Pubic " orks.
Honolulu, December 18th. 1912.
.411-fOt
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PERSONALITIES

MISS RAE WEIR, stenographer and
assistant to Secretary Porter, Of the
Territorial board of health, returned
on the transport Thomas this morn
ing from a two months vacation at
San Francisco.
DR.. GEORGE W. Mccoy and DR.
Trotter yesterday took the eXamina-
ton under Dr. Edward r. Marshall
for promotion in the L. S. Public
Health service from the position or
passed assistant surgeon to the grade
OF SURGEON.
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Petitions have been filed in the
court OF land registration as follows:
BY John S. Fuller TO register and
confirm his tie to II 1852 square feet
IN the Eva side Of Nuuanu street be-
low Wyllie street; by Cation, Neill
& Co, Ltd. to register. and confirm
title to 1856 square feet on the cor
ner OF Alakea and Queen streets.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NO. 243. TERRITORY OF HAWAII.
COURT OF LAND REGISTRATION.
TERRITORY OF HAWAII to MA
RE X. HUMPHREYS; SPENCER
K, BICKERTON: TERRITORY OF
HAWAII, by Alexander Lindsay,
Jr., Attorney General, and H. X.
BISHOP, Superintendent of Public
Works; CITY AND COUNTY OF
HONOLULU, by Joseph J. Fern,
= Mayor and President of the Board
of Supervisors; Trustees under the
Will and OF the Estate of BERNICE
P. BISHOP, deceased, and to ALL
whom it may concern:
Whereas, a petition has been pre-
sented to said Court by George Ro-
dick to register and confirm his title
in the following-described land:
Being portion of Royal Patent 707,
L. C.. Award 1868, Apana 10 to A.
Paki and being Lots 3 and of the
Niolopa Lots as sub-diVided by the
Trustees of the Estate of Bernice P.
Bishop, Nuuanu Avenue, Laimi, Ho-
nolulu.
Beginning at a Pinch galvanized iron
pipe at the South corner of Lot 5 of
the Bishop Estate, Niolopa Lots, ana
the East corner of Lot 4 on the North
West side of Nuuanu Avenue, the true
azimuth and distance being 63 90
60.3 feet from a street monument in
the center of Nuuanu Avenue to
point of beginning and the co7ordi-
mates of said monument reTerred to
the government survey trig. station
"Rosebank" are 134S.S feet North and
1856 feet West and running by true
azimuths as follows:
/. go 49, 1863 feet along Nuuanu
avenue to the East corner Of
George Rodieks property,
Court of Land Registration
Petition No. 100;
2. 1490 s. 1926 feet along George
Rodiek;
). 620 80 1919 feet along George
ROdiek;
4. Go 81 PHO feet along George
Rodiek;
). Co 80 43.S feet along George
Rodiek; to Jack Lane;
.. 159o g ga feet along Jack
lane to the West Angle of
large stone post;
:. 2360 A. 1922 feet along lot OF
the Bishop Estate NiopoIa
Lots;
S. 23Jo TO- $50 feet to Two-Inch
(2-inch) galvanized iron pipe
.. 31S7 80 1928 feet along lot of
the Bishop Estate Nioiopa
Lots to initial point, Area
1O2,93J Square Feet.
You are hereby cited to appear at
the Court of Land Registration. to be
held at the City and. County of Homo
lulu on the 10th day of January A. d.
1913, at two o'clock in the afternoon
TO show cause, if any you have, why
the prayer Of said petition should not
he granted. And unless you appear
at said Court at the time and place
aforesaid your default will be re-
corded. and the said petition will be
taken as confessed, and you will be
forever barred from cOnteSting said
petition or any decree entered there
on.
Witness the honorable William L.
Whitney. Judge of said Court, this
18th day of December, in the year
nineteen hundred and twelve. !
Attest with Seal of said Court: !
(SeaD JOHN MARCALLINO. !