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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14

Vulisei ,uarnt bpr laidenbiebem unb
nbelmanSDern.

v5ragt Cure Sanotalhen on ben
8erihIiiiien anitatt lie iiber ben arn
5u b1neen", 09abt feline 9luiieben er.
regenoe Sbmufiaf)en al endJ"
.gittet Cure Hahbnrn, ipdbreno Gu-
rer abipeienbeit auf Cure 8obnun-
gen 9ld)t su geben" - oas iino 10 ei-
tlige Der 8oriiftsmaBregeIn Die Die
Boli5ei Den MISUNDERSTANDING beIor-
aenben Dninen, ioipie ben Oatnen I'M
ollgemeinen anrat6, Inn ibr in H..
rem areuSsug gegen Die um Die Selt.
5eit lpnhlenbe Waiie Der @unniler
ufo 2aIhenbiebe bebililih 5u lein.
2luh Dor Dem oltbeliebten Spiel=
hen 0es uWeibnahtsboten" parnt
lie, Der EN- Hafet ms Salls bringt,
6as man ais elm iiberraifeno font
ineiloes SeItgeitenf zines lieben Be
fannten freuoig afseptIrt, ltno Die bon
Dem sUoten" perlan9ten gerlngen
r8eforberunasfoIten" anitonoslos be-
sablt, nm Damn ipdter 5u ieben, OaB
oas @iinbel aus weiter nihts ols
3eitrngspapler beitebt.
Tim Dem Bublifltm geniigenoen
Sdu,b gegen bas lihtiheue 8eiinbel
su bieten, bat Die Boli5ei ipdbrenb Der
8eibnadtsiaiion arBer Dem reguldret
SSiinsern oer beillgen SermanDao
npdl Grtra-Boli5iiten III Ben 8es
ldafts0iltriften eineelteilt. 9lltd bct
cine sln5abl bon 8ebeintpoli3iit,n
ldon felt einiger 3eit beionoere Slts
ltruftionen iiber Die nglrbeitsmetbo-
oen" Der ,@eibnahts- -SpeSialiitea"
erbolten. 0ieie gealnteu BON oenen
ieoer elm 3irtuIar, oos elm 8er5eih.
nib idnntlif}er segenDdrtig in Sret.
belt beiinolihen Saidyenotebe, ionic
oerel Metboben entbdlt, in Der Soihe
tragen miro, merben ii6 beitdnoig III
Dem 8eorduee Dor iinb IN Den groBen
8eiddftsbduiern aufbaiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14
Nus benz 3plt3ei8eri1t.

paul plaBmahsr ipuroe tpesen llnz
tugs nit elmer @eloItrafe bon So unn
ben Rotten belsst. Gr bate in ansez
beitertem 3uitanbe in ieiner Stamm<
tneipe beim pino6leIpisl esmogelt
unb mar bieIerbaIb BON Isinen Mitz
ipielern tur5er 9anb on Die 2uft se=
Iebt poroen. Sn ietner gntriiItuns
ihlus ct ounn auf Der Strabe einen
folhen Raouu. Dab CT bon Der poli5ei
eingebeimit purbe.
Robert Sames unb Carl Sole tpaz
rem in Der Wlittnof, glaht in @eIellz
i6aft bon snei iebr junssn MGbhen
in einem 9auie an Der gde Der Z. Ip.
unO Sobn StraBe BON Der poli5ei abs
sefabt unb perboftet tporben. Gole,
tpelher bereits friiber iptsen Gbnli1er
Saden Betannt59aft NIT Der polisei
semadt bate, rpuroe ail brei Monaten
4rbeitsbaus peroonnert, pdbreno
Games nit sebn 9agen Mrbeitsbaus
babontnm.
Der Neser Gilbert foaI ipurbe unter
Der antlase Des Msrbansriffs auf
feline RafIesenoTin Marp 9urner ben
9rOBseihporenen iiberpielen.
Oafelbe seidob NIT Wm. Baum,
ipelder ebenfalls oes Morounsriffs
ansetlagt 1T.
Sfabor 3aharop, Beiiser bes be-
riihtigten Queen 6otels. gde Der
2onstportb ilnb Gin Strube, be-
tannte iih seitern fhulois, 3immer
su unfittlidgn 3peden pernietbst gu
baben unD ipuroe gu elmer 8elbitrafe
BON $100 nebit Roiten oerurtbeilt.
Der Motormann geors pabit pur>
be 5ur 3abluua Der Soften perurtheilt,
neil Ct Der Sisnalpfeife beg 9ertebrs=
poliaiittn Greubinser nidt sebprdt
battle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14

matter bon Srsberida Reib; @runbels
genthum $500.
Der perIDnli6e RadlaB bes Hi6oz
las 8urtart betrGat $1339.78.
s sSntereiionte Streitfro ge.
Cine intereTante Streitfrage miro
in Der aloge sur enti6eioune fon=
men, tpeldJe eingereiht tDoroen ut, I'm
ben @runbeigentbumsbonbler s. ".
8ien 3u 5ipingen, Elm 8ebauoe an Ger
Moiil Strabe fir $4,000 51t iibtrz
nebn1en llnD ouf Die Whetbsgeloer 'nr
Sen Wonat Rooenber, lpelfe BON Dem
jebigen giaentbilnlern I'M Beraas
toQeftirt iporoen ii1o, Ver5tdt 5u le1a
item. Die &lage tpuroe I'M Snpertor-
oeriht eingereibt uno bonoelt gr6b-
tentbciIs nm oa5 Geft Der Terfdurer,
Die 9topembersMietbe fir Die Sdben
gto. 1335-1337-1339 Waln Ctr,
ltno Die iiber oeltielben befinoliben
4partements, i'm 8etrage BON nabe5u
5000 fir lid 5u bebaltcn Serr Blen
erfldrte auf 9efrage11, baB er it'd be-.
reit erflGrt 6obe, ouS 8rlno'tiid fa1tfs
li6 5l ii6ernebnren ltno 5Dar lollte er
6em aauffoutraft 511folge ben &altT~
preiS am 27. Sftober entrldten. Ills
er ieboh an jenem Sage nd6 Der Gf=
flee Des Serrn G9as. .. 8ilbp, oes
anpalts Der gigentbiimer Or. Sreo
IorGDeimer uno 9ft6aro 8. 8olo
fam mar oerielbe bon Der Stuot ab.
tpeieno uno bic @igentbiimer petBers
ten ii6, in letter 9l6rpeienbett Den
Sanocl ab5uiblieBeit.
Qm 8. 9tooenlber 6atter Die 2ets
teren uno Serr 9ien abernlals cine
aonferen3, Inn Ben Sanoel ab5ltIhlt2s
BEN, aber Die @tgentbiimer beitanee1r
barouI, idmmtIi6e Weietbgeloer, mel
DIE i'm 8orauS be5ablt iporoen Daren,
3u bcbalten, lpogegen Serr 8Ien pro-
teitirte. GaraufBin puroe Die aluge
eingereiht, Inn Serrn 9ien gu 5TDins
gen, SEN aauifontraft ein5ubalten
uno i'm eS ibnen gu erlauben, bela8tc
Wtietbgelber 6lt bebolten.
8eri6iebenes.
Die st. Bernard progrehiDe 9. &c
8. so. erlanste Elm l1rtbeil ii6er
$1362.77 gegen 2(nbrep Bauer; Die
Carthage g. Ii. 6. u. Elm fol6cs uber
1882 gsgen Rsttie 8. uno Seife 5dnz
nab; Ulorris 6. 8ettman Elm Ioldes
iiber 1856 segen Qlfreo ROienfelo uno
Soiepb Rotb; bic Oeuti6e Ganpipe6r
3. e 8. SO. elm ioldes iiber $1719.z
20 sessn 4lerunoer isif4er jr. uno
Dm. 5iiber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14
6ritif
ltebem Staotpatcr unb Wtappr Stunt
an ben SnreauitnnDen i'm
Ynoitursanlt-

Gie Sbotiad)e, oaB Die 9lngeitelten
i'm 9ureau bes Staetauoitors fiir5ere
gureouiulnoen baben, ais anoere
Itaotiide 9treelteQte, tpuroe III Der ge-
Itrigen SiBung oes ltaotratblid)en
Ssinan3fonInittees, Der aud Wtapor
Sunt beilpohnte. iolpob[ bonn 8irger-
meiiter, pie al6 bon mebreren yeltz
glieoern oeS 8ommittees 5tenlllh
libel pern1erft lmb Die oirefte SSolge
mar, oaB eine Sroinau5, lal,t Delder
Der StaotauDitor elnen Sbers8ud-
batter nit einem SSabreSgebalt DON
$4,000 erbalten iolte, oorlaufig 8a-
riidgelegt puroe.
!Serr Sobn 8elo gef par es IN
erIter SInie, Der ganS fategortIn er.
fldrte, oai3 er ME lino ntnlrler fiir
Die Sd)aiflmg Don peiteren Roiten i'm
8ureau oes Staotauoitor$ itlnunen
piiroe, iolange Der 9luoitor iein Su=
reau Inn bier llbr i6lteBe, mdbreao
Die ilbrigen itdotiid)en Bureaus bis
fiini ltbr geoffuet iele1.
y@s lit mir abiollt understanding"
bemerfte Serr Ret, yipie elm a,isge-
mahiener, geilmoer Wteni6 barauf
periauen fann oaB feline slrbeitsIIun-
oen nm bier llbr porbei iein ntiillen.
ga penn Die TrSirIaIien oes 9lrrnenbaus
ies Die 9lrbeit I'M bier llbr einItellen,
10 lit mir oieie5 Iebr nobl begreiilid,,
aber Ieitens zines geIunoen, fraftlger
Weni6en fann ih 10 etrpas gar ntdI
failen. Sd perionlid) gebe ME Dor
flint llbr pom Bureau meg uno ipenn
ih nad) &auie fonme, Damn miro
flott meltergeorbeitet, ia id) lpilBta
ibatiGhlid nidt, mas i6 NIT melner
3elt beginner ioate, Denn id ltnt pier
llbr aufboren miiroe 81 arbeiten."
Wlapor Sunt lit augenIfeinlid
ron Dem ARRANGEMENT I'M 8ureau oes
9lubitors nidt iebr erbalt, benn er
gab Dem aonuuitteen1itglieoern 5,l
perireben, oaB Die slngeiteltelt oes
9luoitors lid alld oes Dtorgens 5ienl-
lid) ipdt aur Arbeit einIteaen unb 3uB
Dor nelm llbr 9tieuanb uuf Dem So
item lei.
Staoratbsmitelleb Snnbus babin=
aeeen CAB DER sluiiht ausbruf, onB
IN Ser geiamntteH Staotperlpaltuna
Die gureouitlmOen nid)t laneer aI5
bis bier ltbr fpdren Iollten ltno ald
StaotratDsnlitglieb Conner Ser ol5
8oIt 5ligegcn mar, pflihtete ieinem
aouegen sSmbts bei unb mics barouf-
FIN, baB bic @eiuerflduftler friiher
tros Der langen Irbeitslnlnoen nidt
mebr geleiltet batten, oils lie iebt III
lht relp iiebeu Stunben Ieiiten. 3u
gleiber 3eit propbeseite Serr Gon-
ner, OaB IN niht allsuferner 3eit oie
orgalliiirte Mrbeiteridnft i'm gar5en
Sanoe fir eine ipeitere 0ertiirsunJ
Der arbeitsseit, aler @abriheinlid.
teit uab auf ied,s Stlrroen, agitiren
mer0e.
SroB ieiner &ritif ser 9ureai,Itun-
hen bes Mubitors beiiirportete
Dtapor 9ui1t bod in enereiiher
Beile Die annabule Ser porIiegenoen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14
Sabtiher Mtasfenbaa.
Sente halt Rrins aaruepal ieinea
Gtnsua.

gei ben gabeniern pirb es Sans.
tag, IA. DECEMBER, bod bersebea. On
bteiem 4benO finbet Der groBe W1asz
tens unb 9eieuIhaftsbau ftdtt, uno
od ben 9abeniern Der S1alt i'm
Baden iiBt. peilt9rinS Sarnepal germ
unter ibnen. 9ie 8ubenisr ertpdrten
eroben 8eiuh unb bssbaIb baben iie
audi Idmmtlite Sdle Der Irbeiterballe
fir ben Ibeno nit 8sitlag belegt.
Sin tii6tises arrangements Sons
mittse lit itpn iett IGngerer 3eit an
ser Irbeit. gin Die befrelnoeten Ser
cine iino ginlabungen ergangen. 9ie~
ielbeu Durben audi angenommsn, benn
Seoermunn psib, bub man 5th bel ben
BuoenIsrn gut amiiiirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-14
he.GrlaabmikiAeiae.

lsSlopb gsoah Stebens. "a. 943 Beit.
lGdtb. Sbereia Goulin, %, t23 SO.
8. Mpcnie.
(Soln Gbrbarbt. 90, SAC Boplar.
tGliiabetb Ssrrentrup. 26, 15l3
~, 8apnliller Strabe.
}San. 8oiarsty, %, 324 aifgour.
}Wnrp gbapfin, 81, $40 Belts ctr.
Clarence SinoerSmanm, SO, BAGS
( @ooDbnrn Apenue.
llulu Sopi 19, 224 9oriep.
}Gbeiter 50. Sef, 80, 23O Dit 6. Np.
l0irginia o. Neiobamer, %, sos
8rca6uaD.
J2et1rn 4odltrnBer, 27, 1916 9eIt.
lGrieon MoeBner, 80, 1888 Wetor.
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Sroinan5 unO betonte, oaB Die Sbae
tiafeit bes 9lubitors IN 3ufuuft cine
meit aroBere iein ipiir6e ais btsbar,
ba Elm nett einbeitlideres gnhrnb=
rl1nqsipitern eineefiibrt meroen iollte.
eSSn eriter 2inie miro geplant, o1e
8uGiiibrung 10 ein5urihten, OaB Der
ai1oitor ieSer3eit I'M Stnroe 1T, De
taiQirte Iusfunft iiber ous Soa llno
Soben Der Staot ab5ugeben, mas IeBt
Elm Ging Ger llnmoglihfeit it, oo I'M
Bureau oes 9tuoitor5 nur aoIIds
Sraasaftioneu gebud)t 1peroen. Iu=
beroeln ioa Der Iuoitor III 3utunTt
audi qan5 genuu 9uh ilber ods ltaoz
tide Gigentbum uno Die 8orratbe III
oen ein5eIuen Gepartenents tubren
uno Dem giirgermeiIter allmonatllb
gerihte iibcr Sen Statlls Der nerldtes
oenen 'Sonbs ufrterbreiten.
Serr Soparo iproh it'd ebenfatls
5u 8uniten Der Srbinaa5 aus lnlO
bel Ser 9lbItintntllng erflarten 1lb Die
Serren Smbn5 uno Somaro oofur,
oie Sroinan5 Dem Stabtratb ernptsh.
Ieno elr15uberidten, Ddbreno Serr
8ed bagegen mar. "a Dem 4oqnnlttee
flint gtitglieber angeboren, plroe
ser Giupuno erboben, baB Die 5lpe1
su @unIteu ser Sroinau5 abgegcbe=
nen Stinllnen feline Qtoioritat beS
aolnlnittees repraientirteu uro Die
Sroinau5 rpuroe oaraltfhin bis auf
@eitereS 5uriltgelegt.
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Cincinnati 2oge, .. .. $.
&ente Mbenb miro Stiftunssieit
8eftiert.

Die Cincinnati aose, go. $50 bonn
Dsntihen Groen Der 9arugari begabt
Gamltag, IA. DECEMBER, ibr fiinitcs
Siiftunssfeit Durh sinen Ball in Der
Cosmopolitan 6olle. Werlhieoene
Groblogenbeamte unb Nertreter Der
Qogen aus onberen Gtdbtsn tperben
gum syeite bierher tomnlen. Jiir ben
Gmpfang unb bic Nttpirtbung Der
Safe trGst Elm Rommittst Gorge, bas
aus ben folgenbtn 1erren beitebt:
Ureb. Sdmibt. Worfiber; Mnton
Miifitein. Sefret1r; Gop. &noG.
G9nbmeiiter; Guil Grid, Mug. 9.
Gorbam, Mlbtrt 9b0Ie, Wsimosl Rus
.t@iu uno Otto apsi&lop.
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Gasea-R -Rppal-E Eillen turreft.

Die meiitelr obfiibrenoen Dtebisi-
men iheInen Seritopflng 6u oers
ltlimmern. 8Indburn'S Gasca.
MopaL. .8iaeu iinb nirfIi6 forrigi-
reno. 9tebn1en Sic cine ieoe Rad)r
cine poer 5pei 8oden lang. Sic
peroen oann iogleih beiier fiibIeM
unb baIb fl,rirt iein. Toe uno 25e,
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60. ianote Dem 5Sellerlpebrdef 8unfer
einen Gted iiber $500 fiir Den I'm
teritiiBungsfonos Der SeuerDebr nit
einenl bodJIt ihneiheIbaften tSd)reis
ZEN 81, IN ipelhem Der SSelterDebr filr
lire 2eiitungen bel Der 8efdmpfung
Ne5 S5eiier5 i'm 9ebQltbe Der @anf Gie
grDBte Anerfennung ge3ollt Miro.
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@erfoIgt oieuria h E cines
MIeGten Mppetits unb ssbr iperoet
ffnbe.l, oab es BON 5u nielem Glen
6erriibrt. Werfolgt feline iidere asir
ilnb @ie6erberfteQung u,6 Sbr ner.
bet Re in Or. slugliit A0nig's Sam,
burger &ropfen fin0eH.
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Ger itdotiiben 5euerlpebr lpltroe
seitern iiir ibre Sbatigfeit selegeat=
LID bes sseuers IN oer 9ieuitas 9saht
ipoblneroiente Inerfennung Su Sbeil.
Die Union Supinss @auf & Srult
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ERNST & ERNST,
Gertifieb 8ublie accountants.
Cincinnati, 8eiu g)ort, Gbicaap, Glepelcu

G5 bereitet ms ein 8eraniigen unfeteu
6lterten uno 1Sreunoeu Die Dd1tbeIung 5u ma
deil, bab mir in GSolqe Dcs iseuer5 i'm Union
Sruits5ehauoe ieBt uriere Efiice in gto 20 oe5
atlas 8ant=CScbduoes bu6cn.
SroB oe5 &ecltite5 uuCrcs alien Seirts,
iiro rir IN Ger Eure. TEN sInforoerunQeu uus
feuer 9lienten nit Der ubIiben Bromptbeit eHta
fgTrd'tH ~ inHElE.
Saite 20 AtIas SaRt=8t61noc.
1t gDSEe Gauai 463J.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25
SATURDAY..

Clyde Hyssong and Harry Bailey
are going to Cripple Greek by way o.
Colorado Springs Sunday.
Mr.. I. C. Burns. son-in-law OF Henry
Hutton. who has been visiting here.
returned to Chicago this morning. HIS
wife and children will remain several
weeks.
The first car OF water melons Of th's
season were shipped In over the
Denver 4 Rio Grande yesterday for
Mayor Smith. They came from Texas
and are big ones.
Mrs. Thomas lyman and daughter.
Helen Margaret. and her sister. Mrs.
Robert Greer. OF Las Animas. and son
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25

James, went to Palmer Lake yester-
day in the pen car. and will spend 4
week taking little recreation.
Misses Alice. Adella and Anna Pink
erton OF Swanwick. Illinois. and Miss
Erecll King OF St Louis. Missouri.
who are spending the summer here,
went to westclirre Friday afternoon.
They expect to return in few days.
Mr.. Ed Reinhardt of Kirkville. Mo-.
and his mother. Mrs. NJ S. Reinhardt.
OF Colorado Springs visited with their
sister and daughter, Mrs. J. Homer
Dickson on Friday. They returned 10
the Springs in the afternoon in the
touring car.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Richert, newly
married couple from Rocky Ford. who
are making a tour OF the state In their
automobile. visited Canon City Friday.
They made the trip to the top of the
Gorge and over the Skyline and re-
turned TO Colorado Springs in the af-
ternoon.
Judge and Mrs. Rice have come
down from Denver for visit with
Mrs. Bogardus and the Hawkins.
Mr.. F. II. Esser went down to wylie
today where he expects to preach Sun
day. He expects to return Monday.
Mr.. W. H. Cole of Leadville. who
was down here to attend the funeral
OF a relative. returned Friday after.
noon to his home
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Harkert OF Chi
eago drove down from Cripple Creek
by automobile Friday and returned
by way of Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Chas. Porter. OF the Southern
Pacific. is in the city with his wife
for a short sightseeing trip over the
different drives about the city.
Mrs. Frank p. Trip. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Hawkins and Mrs
Bogardus for about three weeks. has
returned to her home in Denver.
A crowd of young people living in
the 500 block on Macon. and visiting
friends. took hayrack to the swim
ming pool last night. There were
about twenty in the party
Mr.. Harry Maddox was called east
Thursday night by ne death OF his
brother. J. T. Maddox. OF Dalton. Kan
sas. MIR. Maddox will take the body
TO Paola. Kansas. for burial before he
returns home
Mr.. Steve Tyo says the young ten
pound boy born at his house recently
is fast taking on muscle and flesh and
will soon be as good a butcher as he
is at present. Mother and baby are
fast improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Griffith. formerly
OF Bear Guich. and their whole family
and few relatives. left Friday after
noon for Aimont where they viii
spend few weeks fishing. The whole
party numbered eleven.
Daye Marsh. the well known oolor-
ed head porter at the Elks' club Is
planning to go on his vacation in the
course OF week or two. He will o,
gone about two weeks. George Brown.
the second porter. will assume Dawes
duties during his absence.
Mrs. Jessie Yard Crawford and lit
tie son Oscar of coriton. California. ar
rived in Canon City Thursday after
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25

noon. and are visiting Mrs Craw-
ford's mother and her sisters, The
Misses Mary and Bessie Yard
Special chicken dinner at Hotel
Grande, Sunday. Everything home
cooked.
Mr. John cieghorn of EngiewooA
Colorado. is in the city today visis-
ing friends and attending to business
matters.
Miss Ethel Agreilus arrived yester-
day from Anuac. Texas. her home
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tip
icz OF III Macon avenue.
Mr.. Fred Curtis is making plans ts
20 up TO the Harvey ranch, twelve
miles up on Currant creek He has
$50 head of cattle that he is interest
ed in up there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A II. Morrow and liz
tie daughter of Washington. d. G.
who stopped on here Thursday a:.sr-
noon to spend a day With Rev and
Mrs. II. NJ. Jameson. left Friday af,er-
noon for the west where they WI
spend a week or two.
Mr.. VIII Esser. Mr. Leslie ssevs--
son and Mr.. OFT Davis. who went aa
10 Harisell in the Davis car for few
DAYS fishing the first Of the week. hal
TO 20 to Leadyille on the return trip
because washouts and heavy rains de-
Iayed them. They viii come home this
evening.
The county Jail looks rather bare
and desterted at present. There are
only seven prisoners confined there.
This is a rather light representation
OF Fremont county's criminal class
and it has been at a low average rof
a long time. The seven men confined
at present are: Dominic Massini. held
on attempted murder charge; J. W.
Tunison. murder charge; Leon Palm
er and James Rose, robbery; Nat
chinic. serving thirty days for boot
legging. and Max Antonio.
Mrs. Turner Cook OF Colorado
Springs. drove over in her car and
made the Royal Gorge trip,
W. C. Neeley. claim agent OF the u
4 r. G.. with offices in Denver. spent
Friday night in Canon City.
Mr.. Al Phillips. who has been in
Canon for the last day or two. return
ed Friday TO his home in coaldale.
Gone TO Colorado Springs
Matt Lines is in Colorado Sprinss-
He went over on No this mornlns.
Mr.. Ed Baker. the popular drummer
from Denver. came in Friday and VIII
spend the day looking after his trad
Mr.. Henry Rosseurg OF Lindsburs
Kansas. who spent week here sisit>
ing his friend. MIR. Ed Upton, starte
yesterday for his home.
Mrs. De Shaxer and two children Sf
Cincinnati arrived last night for
visit with Mrs. De Shazer's brothers,
James T and Orion Locke. and also
her friend. Mrs. Griffith, of Rudd ave
nue..
Mrs Heasy f. Smith very enioya-
bly, entertained the officers and teach
ers OF the primary department Of the
First Presbyterian church at her home
on Friday afternoon. The guests
voted Mrs. Smith very charming hos
tess
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-07-25
supply. will take Mr.. pringle.s form

er UTICA
Sherin Joseph Esser left on No. c
this morning for Pueblo and Colorado
Springs.
F. L Bunten went to Denver this
morning TO bring up a new Ford car
for w. J. Black.
G. K Tanner was business visitor
in Pueblo today. He expects to re-
turn this evening.
Mrs. L. cresswen and her mother.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blair. left Thursday
morning for cedarville, Ohio. Mrs
Blair will make her home there with
her daughter.
Mr.. Ed C. Guthrie and family Of
Montrose arrived Thursday afternoon
and are visiting relatives in this city
They formerly lived in Canon.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Pryor of St. Louis
who has been in Denver for the past
eight months. arrived recently and is
visiting his brother who is employed
at the Round Crest Canning company.
Mr.. z. W Stevens and his sister
greeted an old friend. Mr.. vern
o'Brien Of Nevade, Missouri, at train
No. 5 yesterday afternoon. They had
not seen him for a number Of years.
Mr.. o'Brien was on his way to the
coast
Mr.. c. E. Coleman went to West
ciiffe yesterday to Join his wife and
two younger sons. who are enjoying
the cool weather up there. Ralph
and Charles. the two boys who drove
through in the car from Corpus Chris
II. Texas. with their father. re-
mainet here. The trio made the 1920
miles in six and a half days They
encountered no rain at all ard had
no auto trouble
Visit the Opera House tonight
Three reels of good pictures and a
nve-pleee orchestra
Snapper Garrison OF the Denver
Post Is in town today looking after
the circulation of the paper with a
heart and soul"
Mrs. Dali De weese and son. Dali,
wiz leave tomorrow on No. for Glen
wood Springs where they will join Mr..
De weese who is on the De weese
ranch over in that country.
Mrs. VI. L McBlrd. acco1. panied by
her little daughters, Alice and Bertha
was in the city from Canon yesterday,
the guest OF her friends. Misses Annie
Smith and Jonathan Mecandiess.-
florence Citizen.
Mach" Wilson. who has been con-
fined to his home for the past three
Or four weeks with sickness. was NJ
't5vn again yesterday. and is looking
very we'll lie states that he is some
I what weak. but getting much better
last.
Fruit dealers have been shipping
sumner apples since the FIRST q the
week. Early Harvest and Transl.ar-
ent are netting the fruit growers sl.7s
today.
Sheriff Brewster of chaffee county
came down from Brewster with .
prisoaer the other day and stayed
over for a short visit with relatives
here.
MIR. Harry Hurst is spending the hot
months at Jackson's ranch. He sent
word to his mother by Vic Small that
he was enjoying the cool mountain
Weather very much.
Chas. Lynn went TO Colorado
Springs this morning where he ex-
poets TO work for the Colorado Mid
land. He is blacksmith and has
been employed by the Florence and
cripple Creek here for several years
Erie George. the eighteen-year-old
colored youth who broke into the
Elks' club a few weeks ago and was
found guilty was sentenced yesterday
by Judge wilkin to one year and not