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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09
OROZCO MOVES NORTH
FOR HEADQUARTERS.

Encinallas Mex. July S.--General
orozco and STAFF To-Day removed their
temporary Headquarters twelve miles
north from Sauz to this place, which
is l0i miles south of Juarox on the
Mexican Central. The federals who
are in the city OF Chihuahua, thirty
miles further south. have not advanc-
ed beyond the city limits The rail-
road to this point was destroyed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09
NEW PATTY WILL
ORGANIZE \I.W YORK

New York. July william Prem
dereast. city comptroller is 90 he the
national committeeman Of the ntW
national party from this state.
County organizations are to he
completed as soon as possible.
II is planned 10 put "a complete
state ticket In the field.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09
JERSEY PROGRI.SSINES
TO SEND DIiEGATl,S.

Newark. y. J.. July S.-Ahoui forty
i've progressive republicans ander the
leadership Of former Governor Fort
me. here tonight To arrange for a
state convention OF Roosevelt men at
AsburN PARK on date 10 he selected
betveen July Is and July 81.
a committee was appointed to arr
range details Tor the convention
The proposed convention viii chose
delegates ai large to tho Roosevelt
national convention.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09
Bubonic Plague Checked.

Havanu. July s.--As no additional
cases of hubonic plague have been
discovered and as the only ease of the
disease WAS developed July 80. The
sanitary authorities are becoming
more hopeful that the lapse 81 live
DAYS free from infection indicates that
the plague has been checked.
Precautions continue 10 be- taken
against the plague
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09
MEXICAN ETDERAIS
AND lAOIIS FIGHT.

Tucson. Ariz.. July S.-According
10 advices received here today. 200
Mexican federal soldiers and 500
faqui Indians met in battle at Pot
'amina late Saturday. Between
thirty and one hundred Yaquis were
KILLED while Lieutenant Colonel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09

Greenwich. Conn july S.-Richard
Harding Davis. the author. and Miss
Elizabeth GeneVicvc McAvoy. known
on the stage as Bessie Mccoy. were
married here today by Justice OF the
Peace Rungce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-09

Demott, of the federal forces, and
six of his soldiers met like fate. II
was reported quiet today there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
THE GOLDEN AGE At HAND
seriptvral Evioenees That Are Aston
ishins-So One Can Afford to Be
Without the Nno~isdee.

seripsvrai Evidences That Are Aston
ishins-Se One Can Afford to Be
Without the knos~isoee.
We do our friends valuable scrvlce
when we call their attention 10 the
valuable book entitled, THE TIME
is AT HAND In which are given
many SSripiural evidences TO prove
where we are on the stream OF tune.
Mems hearts are failing them for
fear and many OF the leading think
ers are proposing remedies 10 better
conditions The Scriptures assure as
that mans extremity win be Gods
opportunity. and this book holds out
an anchor 90 those who fear the wave
of unrest now spreading over the
world
The honest heart confcs>es that II i
ai lpss FOR an explanation Of tran
spring egcnts. While we refer 10 this
as the BRAIN AGE and the Age OF
ENLiG GHTENMENT. nevertheless
many realize that We are fast ap-
ching casis which Is wrapped in
darkness owing to the present world
wide social. religious and political un
rest.
Send 35 cents at once for the book
Bible and Tract Society. II Hicks
Street. Brooklyn. y. Y.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
ROY RAY LIKES PEOPLE
OF CANON CITY

This from the Poudre Valley Press.
Roy Rays paper. seems 10 indicate
that Mr.. Ray enjoyed himself and me;
our best people when he was here a.
tending the l. o. o. F. Grand Lodge:
II it were up to US to crown the
the craftiest hot-air merchants in Coz
orado we would take the train for
Canon City and place il upon the brow
OF the first denizen OF that burg we
meet The only trouble is that we
would not have crowns enough TO 20
around. The fact Is that there is only
one class OF citizens in Canon City
who are not in solitary confinement be-
hind cold. gray. stone walls. AFTER sil
We cannot blame the people for the r.
pride in that city. It's indeed a beau
tiful place with q mild aud deiigHuGi
climate. Canon City Is as clean as o.
good municipal government can make
it. morally and socially. and its up-
I pearanoe is IN keeping with its civic
virtues. AS a matter Of fact that
city has capitalized crime 10 such
/ a remarkable degree that instead OF
the penitentiary being a burden il IS
blessing. Canon City people use
II as an asset Convicts are used 90
improve the streets ana beautify the
town. not at the expense of the
state, but at lower cost than the
city could afford in any other way
The city Is dry" so lar as leralizeI
sale OF liquor is concerned. but they
do say a few blind pigs" operate
right along and that the drug busl-
ness has been given quite an impetus
since the last saloon within four
miles closed UP. Be that as It mas
there is no open debauehery and no
fragrant and nippant intoxication n
public display. The boosting spirit
OF the Canon CItyite Is both contag-
ious and Infectious. Stay there a
while and you will get it against your
will The penitentiary is sanitary
and clean as the city. Warden Ty-
nan has done well. He has not
done all he has claimed credit for.
but he has nevertheless made good
warden and taken pardonable
pride In making the penal institution
one in keeping with modern civiliza-
ton. and far in advance OF many
like state institutions. Humane treat
ment OF the prisoners has inspired =
pride in most OF them for themselves
and their surroundings. which shows
in their personal appearance AMI
their cells.
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ed under the direction Of Mrs. Clara
Coulter. chairman OF the enter
tainment committee.
Piano solo-Mrs. Park
Reading by Mrs. Dan Hall
shadow Pictures. under the charge
Of Dr. Clark.
Vocal solo--where the Dark Comes
Most. t."-Mrs. Park.
song-by selected choir and audi
ence.
Chaplain Blake-Presenter.
Ghost March--By twenty members
Selections by male quartette.
A summons then came from lhe
banquet ball that cafeteria was
ready to be served. Pumpkin pie.
sandwiches. doughnuts. cookies. ap-
pies. coffee and cider formed the menu
for which FIVE cents was charged for
each.
On entering a plate was given o
each one and he or she made his ~
her own selection and paid the cash
Ter after II was-made Much pains hal
been taken 10 give the hail a fesiiso
look with decorations Of autumn fol-
iage. black cats. witches. bats and
Jaek-o-IanterHsr The proceeds of
The luncheon win be used Tor new
table linen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
WIN Remove to Texas to Live.

John T. Moallankamp was visitor
in Canon City on Friday. having come
here to pack his household goods pre-
paratory To removing TO Fowlestoa.
Texas. where his family has been Wis
iting for several months. Mr.. Moal-
lankamp was formerly engaged in fruit
growing on Lincoln park and was las,
summer the leader Of the Canon CITY
hand.
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Society
....Vofes...
Entertained nt halloween Party.
G&G&&Gz 93393

Mr. and Mrs. George A. Prentiss en-
tertained at delightful Halloween
party at the Hot Springs hotel Thurs
day nisfh y feature OF thu AFFAIR was
a o'clock dinner. after which the
guests we're regaied With fne amuse-
ment program. The decorations were
unusually elaborate and typical OF the
season The guests were DR.. ana Mrs.
Otis orendorn. Dr. and Mrs Il. F..
Holmes. Dr. and Mrs. Theodore As1-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs Porter Lyon. Mr and
Mrs. }. Z. Laws. Mr aud Mrs u. 5.
Bcall. Mr- and Alrs Percy Trouiman.
MIR and Mrs c. " Van Pattea. Nr.
and Mrs clyde Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.
y. c. Thomas. Mr. and Airs. Floyd
Campbell. yira. Martha Bethel and Mrs.
Lula b. MoCorkie
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NURSE GIRL C0NFESSES =
THAT She BURNED HOTEL

St Louis. Nov. BARBARA Arnold,
aged II. a nurse girl. today confessed
that she set fre to the fashionahle
Berlin hotel here last Friday nigh;
which caused three deaths. She al
mi;ted that she attempted to burn the
windermere hotel. family hostelry
this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
DOWN FROM CRIPPLE CREEK
FOR THE ELECTIONS

Charles wykon. formerly resideai
of Canon City. but now living In ths
Cripple Creek district. where he is
engaged In mining. Is spending n fcv
days here visiting his pareats. NJ
and Mrs. T. l.. wykon. He expects
return to Cripple Greek on wednes
day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
CITY MAIL
ROUTES BEING
READJUSTED

re-adiustment OF the rural aui
city carrier routes for Canon City. re-
Gently made by Dostoffice inspectors
under the direction OF the postofice
department. took eHec, today. conse-
queutly a good many people viii re-
ceive their mail by different carriers
and at different hours than formerly.
new rural district has been form
ed known as route No. . This VIII
include all OF the district on the nor'h
side OF the river formerly served 9y
rural carrier No. 1. in addition to th-s
part Of the city delivery east Of orca-
ard avenue formerly served by city
carrier No. 8. a. l. Earl. This terri
tory from the city delivery includes
Diamond. Cottonwood. Del Ray.
Kountz and Fowler avenues. John g.
Lawrence has been transferred TO this
new rural route. The length OF the
route IS afs7 miles
Rural route No. 1 viii include all
the rural territory now served by ra-
raj carrier on the south side OF The
river and Will also include Brookside.
Prospect Heights. and that portion II
Lincoln Park now served b. the e.y
carrier 40. g. which includes Park
avenue. and portions Of sherman,
Grand. Logan. Garfield and South 12-h-
The length OF this route IS in tas
nelghborhood Of is miles. \ regular
carrier has not yet been appointed for
this route. and until one is appointed
1t will be served by the substitute
rural carrier. Robert L. Scarce
City route No. 4. served by \. =.
Earl. which was formerly a mounted
route. will now be 4 foot route That
part OF Hardings addition formerly
served by Carrier Earl has been pIE
in No. SIS route and will be taken care
Of by Carrier E. J. Bower Main and
River streets east OF lith street VIII
be served by Carrier Earl instead %,
Z. L. smith. The district on the no-th
side OF the river south OF Water street
including portions Of South 9Th, South
10th. South llth. and Vine streets
VIII be served by Carrier No. ;. Jesse
W. Jenkins. AS Mr.. Jenkins will not
now be required TO 20 onto Lincoln
Park at all. the new arrangement Will
give South Canon two deliveries day
ordinarily
Those portions of College and Ruid
avenues east OF sth street viii be serv-
ed by Carrier Smith instead OF Bower
as heretofore Carrier No. Is route
served by Mr. Shank will not be al
fec;ed BY the new arrangement
These changes have been made in
order to extend the delivery service
into new territory and is expected TO
be a benefit generally to the service
In some instances. however. the ar
rangsment may not be as convenient
to some as heretofore. In fact. they
have not been made in every instance
as desired BY Postmaster Lewis. Tne
changes have been made by the de-
partment upon recommendation Of
inspectors who have gone over the
routes carefully. The patrons can as
sist in the new arrangement by CO.
operating with the department in the
placing OF their boxes. and in other
ways aiding in the betterment OF the
nail delivery service in the Canon
City district
kccpets Position as singing Evangelist
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Halloween social.

The last meeting for the month 90
October or Gate City cirqe No. i2o,
Women OF woodcran. coming near
HaUoue en-. social was held atwood
men hall Monday evening after the
close Of the regular session.
The program consisted of o grand
march led by eight ghosts. followed
by dancing The virginia Reel Vocal
solo by Mrs. Mamie Sell. sirs. Mayme
Curtis accoupanist
Reading-short humorous stories
Mrs- Maxwell
Recitation-"People VIII Talk Ysu
Know Airs. Walsh
Ghost storles-Mrs. Weston.
Plano snio-Miss Blonde.
Piano solo-Mrs. Curtis
A luncheon was then served. coll
slsting Of sandwiches. cake. pickles.
and coffee.
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ern and vegetable pyramid as a center
piece.
The party then progressed to The
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen.
the interior OF which was tasteful'y
decorated with festoons of autumn
leaves and red-shaded lights, the por-
there's being made OF red apples inter-
spersed with vines. \ bank OF autumn
leaves surrounding Halloween no =
city and candles in apple candle STICKS
formed the table decorations.
The festivities we're concluded At
the home of MIR and Mrs. Bud Holland.
Electric lighted pumpkins and other
suggestions Of the holiday made ef-
fectiye adornment for the rooms
Fortune telling By one eKperieno d
In the art was a feature OF the evening.
The novelty OF eating at one home
and then repairing 10 another for the
next course appeaied ana "a jolly good
time Is the version Of an.
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Aecpets Position as singing Evangelist

- ATsa-s'r
Prof. Arthur l. Haley will leave SAT
urday morning for Boulder where he
will take the position of singing
evangelist for Rev. J. l. Thompson OF
Greeley in a series OF cooperative re-
liglous meetings IN the northern part
OF the state. He expects TO be gone
until the first OF January, perhaps.
longer. and will visit half n dozen Il
the more populous towns in northern
Colorado. Prof. Haley recently re-
ceived an offer from Rev. ]. J. Taylor.
a prominent minister OF the Christian
church. to enter into an engagement
with him to sing for him during "A
revival campaign through the South
ern states. beginning in North Caro-
llna next Augu~t and continuing for a
period OF at least twelve months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
Memen's CIuI,..

4 large number Of the members q
the women's club attended the regular
meet at shaefer Hall Tuesday after
noon.
The feature OF the meeting vas the
review BY Mrs W II. Ray Of a Mod
err Instance by W Il. Howells- Mrs.
Ray handled her subject in a concise
and interesting manner The study
was followed by a spirited discussion.
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Lula b. McCorkio
s..s-
Unique Colonial AGair.
The Monday Reading club met tins
, week with Mrs, Mabel sinden on Fif-
teenth street
a one o'clock luncheon aas served
for which the members each contrbgi-
ed toward The menu which was bonn
tifGl aud substantial Instead OF b.
ing served in COURSES every thing was
placed upon the table IN the good old
fashioned style After luncheon The
Virginia Reel" va danced At the
business meeting in the absence 81
both president. Mrs. Clarke. and vice
president. Mrs.. Felier the secretary.
M Webster. presided and Mrs wcs-
ton acted az secretary u vas report
ed that Mrs. c. ". Burrage. an hoa-
ofary member. nov liyinE at Port
land. Oregon. had neurlils in her lett
arm and hand and was unable 10 use
them. The secretary vas instructed
to write a letter OF sympathy to Mrs.
BUrrage.
J A. the close OF the meeting Mr..
sinden took number of kodak pis-
lures az a whole: also In eroups. TIE
costumes OF the ladies' were old fash
ioned Mrs. Webster wore her we'd
cling gown: Mrs. Hettie Mci-aln. a tsa
gown, With train. which was a part
of her wedding OUTFIT: Mira Evans was
gowned az a colonial dame. Mrs. d.
ley as a maiden; Mn Baker wore n
purple gown with full skirt. rurled
trimmed sleeves. with under-sleeves
81 lace. a black silk apron and cap;
Mrs. Obey and Mrs. Collins posed as
twns-~Hope~ and Patience rh.ir
costumes made great hit Mrs Hiatt
wore n most elaborately trimmed
gown with trail. made before hsr mar
riAxe. Mrs Bethel wore a green silk
vsvn over a hoop skirt: her bonnet
wss a work OF art: Mrs Coulter wore
q voiuminous gown. very striking -
10 color. she made an excellent VIII
laEe gossip and caused great merri-
ment oy her frequent assertion that
she wouldn't mention a thing about
Asy one for the world Mrs. Grace
Smith was charming in a colored dress
with lace shawl Mrs. Harrison wo-c
n gown OF mahogany colored silk. IN
immense bonnet and looked like the
pictures that are catalogued In art
GALLERIES. portrait OF a lady. Mos.
Shoemaker was most bccomingis
gowncd: hrs Weston wore a gown
made for her sisters wedding twenty
years ago.
There were two guests present Mrs.
wilken and little Miss Bessie Hoove-.
who had her hair arranged like the
littlS girIs OF long ago. There were
eighteen members present
Mrs. Sinden made n most dehehtfui
hostcss and the committee having the
matter in charge. Mesdames Bethel.
whipple and Evans. scored a great
success.
Eastern star Has Fine Time
Canon City Chapter No. 81. o. f. s.
gave Halloween" party at Masonic
hall Thursday evening.
The fruits OF the harvest were in
evidence In the stack OF corn-stailSs.
with it's ears of corn, and vegetables
Mt the base. A largo boauct OF an-
mmn flowers also formed part Of
the decorations.
IT,. totlowInp nrosram was rcndcr-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
Surprise Dinner Party.

Thiriy-lse seif-inyited guests called
on Mr.. and Mrs, George Rociafeilow
Thursday evening. about dinner time.
The affair had been planned as o
surprise 20 Mrs Roekafellow but whea
the guests appeared IN their ~spooEy
white robes. carrying eriunins iacio-
lanterns some thought Mrs Roekafsi-
low was not as greatly astonishef ls
sho should have been. hut nevertheless
all had merry time
An elaborate dinner taken aud pre-
pared by the guests after their arrival
was served and the hours Of the even
ing given over 10 cards.
Mrs. Eldred took the lady's prize
ami NJ. Hunter Palmer vas the sue
ocssfgi gentleman.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
Halloween Part, Monday Night

The members OF Mrs. J. II Horney' 3
class at the SUNDAY school Of the
Christian church gave a masquerade
Halloween party in the basement OF
the church Monday night There ~as
n large number Of young people in at
tendance ard the affair was Of great
enioymen; to all.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07

evening when thirty OF their friends
helped them celebrate Halloween. Tae
fruit house had been most artisticaiiy
decorated in all the weirdness and
stranEe fancies OF the day. for the oc-
casion. and the many games and
prank Of a Halloween nature filed
the hours with much merriment
Ginger bread, pumpkin pie and cider
were served as refreshments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
Pleasing Social anaIrs.

4 very prettliy appointed luncheon
was rendered to forty ladies Thursday
By Mrs. Charles r. McIAin and dangh-
ter. Mrs Arthur Biggs. a, the MeIain
home.
The afternoon hours were whiled
away at Bridge. hrs; honors being w1n
by Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. L. S. Bailey
taking second place
I, was a delightful social affair n
every way.
On Friday afternoon thirty-tvo men,
bers OF the younger social set were
charmingly entertained BY the same
ladies
yellow and white was the pretty coli
or combination used
In the play Mrs. Louie Reynolds was
the fortunate winner of erst prize,
While second went to Miss Edith Har-
rison
hesdames HcIain and BEgs are
most pleasing hostesses.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-07
Progrcssi,e BaIlcwe'en Dinner.

U w VI AFfaata.
Fourteen young people celebrated
Halloween in a novel but most inter
testing fashion. Wednesday evening.
the affair taking the form OF n pro-
ErcssIve dinner. the participants being
In masquerade costume.
The gathering started at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Turner where
the first course was served. Partners
for dinner were procured by matchins;
tiny pumpkin cards. secreted In a
tangled string web. The dining room
was dImly lighted by Japanese liant
crns and the table presented pretty
sight with Its four-faccd jack-o-iant-
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4 Prasre..I,e HaIIone'en Parly.


Hal dozen or more OF the girls
OF tn airhth grade OF the Washington
schoo enjoyed a progressive Halloa-
eel PARTY Friday evening. Those ia
atten nee we're Carol Cartwright
Catherine Ware. Jesse McGowan. Ber-
nice Karr, Agnes Aluundson. Theo
Emmerson. Emma GauIke. Ruth Cool
rich. Hazel Quinn and Laura Wood
They Eeat TO the homes of Ruth Good
rich. TaeI Emmerson, Catherin Ware.
Caro- Cartwright and Prof Logan. A-
the home OF Theo Emmerson the PARK
of 81. witch was played by Asues
Amundson and at other places were
like features which made the evening
an unusually enjoyable one TO all
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peIIgIiinI Bridge Pnrty.

OF the many Bridge parties given
OF late. none have been more delightful
than that OF Tuesday afternoon when
Mrs. l. w FeIter and daughter, Miss
Media entertained large company o.
ladies
The serving OF dainty refreshments
brought the afternoon to a successful
finish
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Charming Little Hostess.

Alnea Horney entertained the cl10
OF which she Is a member. consisting
OF 50 girls at a Halloween party
THURSDAY eyHing at her home on Har-
rison avenue.
The company came as ghosts and
psszeI a most delightful evening play
ing eames. The decorations we're ap-
pie and autumn leaves Apples sery-
ed as candle sticks to light the table.
whers refreshments. adapted 10 tho
occasion. were served. Jack-o-lant-
erns also we're used in Lighting the
rooms Ainea. although young. proved
herself an excellent hostess
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Host-.. to Luncheos Ciss.

hrr Guy u. Hardy was hostess %
the members OF the Luncheon club
Saturday afternoon.
An appetiEing luncheon wAs served
and the afternoon was pleasantly pass
ed with cards.
Tho members Of this club are not
permitted 10 spebd over Ave dollars
for the luncheon n-~uu and the flowers
used on the table are given as the prize
for high score. In accordance the
winner this afternoon carried on the
pink roses which formed the center
piece on the pretty table.
Mrs. Hardy's guests always have a
most happy time.
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Mrs.. King Char ming Hostess.

Mr. Ming Thar ming hosess-
Forty -eighi ladies we're guests q
Nrs Richard KInE "Wednesday at a
very pretty HalIove'sa Bridge lunch
eon
The decorations vere OF a Halo = .
cen nature and we're extremely fetch
ing the feature of the table decoFa-
tons being the candle holders made
of carrots. embedded in heads OF let
tuee. forming the centerpleos on each
small table. making an effective comh.-
nation.
In the Bridge play after the spiend-
Id luncheon. nrst donors fell 10 Mrs
Ai,a Wood and second went to Mrs
Nat, Lines.
Mrs King vas congratulated by her
many guests for her charming person
ality as a hos;ess