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The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-10
THE TAYLOR STOCK COMPANY.

Despite the fact that the rain threatened to fall at any minute and that weather conditions were anything but right where airdome conditions are concerned, a large crowd was pres ent at Manager Heads popular out door theater last evening and they were well repaid. too. for the drama by the Albert Taylor stock company, was treat to every sense of the word
 When this popular star announced that he would produce Sol Smith Rus sells former success, Peaceful Val ley" there were some who were skep- tical but who came and were convinc- ed, and last night to top that pre- yious masterpiece. this young actor and his excellent supporting company gave al finished production of Nat Goodwin's most popular production, Tn Missouri staging 1t with special scenery and enhancing the same with special electrical effects In costume. reading anu all-round work the drama was a great hit and the company de- served the praise that manifested it. self at the conclusion of each act in the yociferous applause given. This is one stock company that is equal, it appears, to any production no matter how difficult Next week they change their bill nightly and a new play will be offered this evening If you have not seen this company, don't fail to witness tonight's show, for it is some thing well worth the price of admis- sion. Ia
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-10
LYRIC THEATER.

A genuine surprise was sprung last evening at the Lyric theater when Miss Styler sang her opening song. and the delighted audience heard a voice that for purity of tone, range. and expression is seldom heard outside of opera As duo Brannigan and Sty- Ter are hard 10 duplicate as each in their respective roles are perfect. Brannigan is very versatile and his dancing is feature. He has style peculiar to himself, anu he introduces some novel and descriptive steps. They illustrate one of their songs in panto- mine and this is one of the cleYerest stunts ever witnessed here.
 Elsie Melette is statuesque beauty who is possessed Of mezzo soprano voice of much resonance and whicf she uses very intelligently. Her sing ing of Anything That You Like Mary" was the signal for tumulhroui applause
 The pictures are beautiful from al
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An7uSen7entS
AT THE PRINCESS.

Those who expected something out of the ordinary in The Judges Son, 7 the dramatic playlet presented by Hans Roberts and company we're in no wise disappointed. for more wor- thy or stronger, as wei as timely pc litical-judieial sketch has not been seen at the Princess this season. The plot is one of real interest. It Is a typical American story in which all the clements of love and political in frgue are intermingled. The dramatic situations are intense and the vein of delightful comedy that runs through the sketch rounds it out to a happy conclusion Mr Roberts, late star of The Gentleman from Mississippi and the more recent Checkers" DOT trays the title part in his usual fin ished manner. giving it the interpre- tation of an artist The Judge was in excellent hands and George Stanley proved exceptionally clever. Mabel Mortimer as Elizabeth Ridgeway was both charming and talented, and Dell Lewis gave a masterful interpretation of the part of Frank Larkin This is a sketch that every man should see and the women will also enjoy it. for the reason that 1t will make clear some Of the problems that the sterner sex are confronted with, especially those of 8 judicial and political mind
 Alenthia and Aleko-queer names but wonderful combination-no Grecian teepathists, are positively wonderful in this science of mental suggestions. Ladies, you may have seen Anna Eva Fay. but you have never quite witnessed the startling demonstrations of mental telepathy and mind reading that this great Gre elan psychic gives, so don't faii to see her, for she is positively wonderful.
 Renie Dyrls, the singer that sings. 2 received warm welcome back to the Princess and returns with repertoire of new songs She is more popular than eyer for she is all that her bill ing indicates.
 Thompson and Carter offer dis tinet novelty. and if you want to see a realization of lightning in the talk ing line, where every gag" has a meaning all it's own, interspersed with some great singing and the very best comedy, don't fail to see this team. They are in a distinct class by them selves.
 Jack Fine the Russian lad, gave most successful demonstration ot American dancing and won instant ia. yor- Taken all in all the entire show is well balanced one and of excep- tional strength
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-10
oR. LEoNHARprs DISCOVERY.
Hem-Roid Will Interest Every Person
 Who Has Piles.

The public is indebted to Dr. ]. S. Leonharit of Lincoln, Neb, for years of study of the treatment of piles, and for his discovery of successful remedy, taken inwardly, which livens up the stagnant blood circulation and reduces the swollen vessels. Dr Leonhardt's prescription is HEM ROID. sold by R c Morris Drug Co, Hot Springs, Ark. and all druggists al $l for 24 days treatment Guaranteed to give satisfaction Dr. Leonhardt Co., Station B, Buffalo. N. Y. Write for booklet.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-05-10
Admission 25c Per Couple

artistic standpoint and illustrate two well-known themes, which have a tinge of sadness in them, the closing picture, however, the one entitled Archibald Clhubbs and the Willow, !" is a riot and conyuIses the audience with laughter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-02-29

in mountain country. 1t belongs to
the Missouri Pacific company and is
numbered 1245. 1t is In charge OF En-
gineer Randow and has made several
experimental trips between Pueblo
and Denver, but will run regularly
hereafter between Pueblo and salida
Mrs. Eva Chambers. who has been
spending the winter as a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Clara Ccroggs, East Main
street, left on No. A this afternoon for
her home in Naples. Illinois.
Miss Mae Moran returned last week
from Boulder where she has been
since September, as student in the
art department of the State university.
Miss Morgan expects to resume her
studies at the beginning of the next
school year.
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TRIAL F0F WILLIAM THOMAS
FOR MURDER is STILL on


The trial of William Thomas. the
coiored man who shot and killed Paul
Poalieni at Williamsburg on the night
of January 18th. was called before
Judge wilkin in the district court here
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning, but It
was not until o'clock in the afts3
noon that any testimony was intro
dnced by the prosecution. the inter-
yenins time being taken up in the Sc
lection OF jury. 1t is expected tPats
all OF the evidence will be in this at
ternoon and the case submitted to the
jury for consideration. District AZ
torney Jas. T. Locke is being assisted
by General Maupin in the prosecution.
Jas. A. Stump and w. B. Waldo appear
as attorneys for the prisoner.
The jury is composed of w. J. Davis.
T. J. McEniry. W. B. Rowland. c. l.
Farmer, Geo. p. Nix. A. H. Craig. Geo.
Newali. W. P. Paxton. W. H. Esser. W.
C. Huntcon, Hiram Backus and II. C.
Tabor.
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THREE BIRTHDAY ANNIVER-
] SARlES IN SIXTEEN! YEARS

Although she will be sixteen years
of age tomorrow Miss Anna Riede OF
423 River street has had only two
birthday anniversaries during all that
time owing to the peculiar arrange
ment OF the calendar. Miss Riede was
born February 20. 1896. and. as the
twenty-ninth OF February occurs only
on leap years. she would ordinarily
be entitled to birthday anniversary
once in every four years. The calendar
makers. however. decreed that the
century years should not be consid-
cred as leap years, although diyisible
by four. the usual test In the determ-
ination OF leap year Hence the year
1900 was deprived OF its twenty-ninth
OF February and Miss Anna had TO
walt until 1904 when she celebrated
her first birthday anniversary at the
age OF eight years. Her second natal
anniversary was on the twenty-ninth
of February 1905 and she will COM
memorate the third visitation OF that
interesting event on Thursday OF this
week. She will entertain a party Of
friends in celebration OF the affair 1t
her home Thursday evening.
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kENeHlH THINKS GOVERNOR
0U6HT TO QUIT HIS JOB

"Ye can s-a-sy rr me- declared
State Treasurer Roady Kenehan. that
it's the dooty OF the governor OF the
state to compil the various boards to
do their dooty. and that n he don't
compii the civil ssrvice commission TO
certify the psyrolis. he should resign.
Thin we'll have Fitzgerald In Office rs
governor OF this state and he'll make
the board do Its dooty or fire the MINI
bers and get a new board"
Kenehan finds himself in tsngle
over his refusal to register a warrant
for s25 for incidental expenses for IN.
civil service commission and he also
declines to turn over to the commits
sion any part OF the s1.7o0 voted for
Its support by the state auditing hoard
from the emergency fund. lie holds
that such a transfer of money Is T.
legal Notwithstanding the fact that all
the members OF the auditing board ex-
cept himself approved such transfer.
As result the civil service commits
sion has closed mp its office and will
not even certify the peniientiary pay
roll for the month OF January. thereby
tying up the salaries OF about ffty en-
ployes. The treasurer viii not give the
commission wan stint" for Its support.
yet he doesn't want to take the blame
for the tied up situation.
He would throw the responsibility
not only on the governor who. he says.
should either compel the commission
to certify the payrolls. or resign. but
also upon Auditor VI. A. Leddy.
Kenehan asserts that the individual
salary vouchers do not have to be Ger.
tilted by the civil service commission
and that II warrants are drawn by the
auditor upon the vouchers, he. the
treasurer. Will register and cash such
warrants.
"And I'll absolve you from all nn-
ancial responsibility for so doing"
said the treasurer to the auditor.
you couldn't take the responsibility
on my shoulders II you wanted to"
replied Leddy. "for when my name ia
signed TO warrant Issue. l. and my
bondsmen will becomesresponsi nsibie."
Kenehan wants the civil service
commission to msndamus him for us
money. but 1t seems the commission
has no such intention aud will leave
Kenehan to get out OF the mlx-up ne
best he can.--Donver Post.
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Friday.

Tim OLeary, special agent for the
Santa Fe. was in town Thursday al
tending the dedication.
Senator Harvey E. Garman of Dem
yer, was one of the prominent ones
in the Denver delegation yesterday.
DR.. Cramer OF Salida and DR.. Coch-
ems came down with the Salida dele
cation to attend the Elks celebration
On Wednesday Thomas Hurley was
thirteen years OF age and to commem-
orate the event he entertained a num-
ber Of his boy and young lady friends
In the parlors OF the Strathmore. The
occasion was one OF delight and pleas
nre to the assembled guests.
R. a warmack of Elks Lodge No.
lois, La Redo, Texas, came down to
the celebration with the Salida EIks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Maxfield of Hast
ings. Neb.. who have been visiting in
Montana stopped off here on their
way home to visit Leroy Maxfield and
wife.
Billy Green. who signs himself as
"wic." and John Burkhardt of Denver
have been in town since Wednesday
having come down for the Elks cele-
bratiop.
frank lBunten went to Denver on
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The family expect 10 make Canon
their permanent home.

their permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans of
Burnside, Illinois, who have been vis-
iting in Canon City for the past four
or FIVE weeks. will leave for home TO-
morrow morning. They Will stop for a
few days in Denver and then pro-
ceed to Nebraska where they will be
the guests of relatives for ten days
or two weeks before going on to des-
tination Mr.. Evans is postmaster i'll
his home town.
Mrs R. T. McGraw. daughter, Miss
Marguerite, and Miss Elizabeth Fu-
gard. who have been the guests of
Mrs. H s. Maddox and Miss Nettie
the greater part of the week. returned
to their homes at Pueblo Friday af-
ternoon.
Riley Walker was arrested by the
police here on Wednesday for break
ing. MS parole and was returned to
Canon City today to resume his sent
enet, in the state ipenitentiary there.
Rosfs Lyhn. and Walker were said t.
bel ,efeatihg d disturbance and both
were taken into custody. The woman
was reiaaSed Upon condition that she
leave town. which she promised to do.
Pueblo Chieftain.
Ronald Byron Ward, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs H. o. Ward. died at the
family home, 1919 Harrison avenue,
Friday evening of pneumonia after a
short illness. Deceased was born
April II, 1911. The funeral was held
at Wilson's undertaking chapel at 2
O'Clock this afternoon with Rev. o. s.
Reed, pastor of the First Christian
church, conducting the service Inter
ment was at Lakeside cemetery.
Louis Miller of westclin. who has
been in town since Thursday looking
after some business affairs. says the
snowfall OF the past winter in the
Wet Mountain valley assures big
agricultural crop in that portion OF
the state next season. There is from
fifteen to twenty feet OF snow on the
' upper slopes of the continental d.
vide, according to Mr.. Miller, and
there will be no lack of water for ir-
rigation purposes during the summer
months. Mr.. Miller says that the ex-
ceptional precipitation on the range
during the last six months has caused
springs to break out In the foothills
that have been dry for dozen years.
Claude Benton. infant son. Of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude NJ. Benton. died ?,
the family home. zoos North Eighth
street. this morning after brief III
ness, aged a little less than one ye ar
Burial will take place at Lakeside
cemetery Monday morning
Will Mack came over from, Grand
Junction this morning for short
visit with his mother and other re,a-
tives In this city.
Mrs. Willie Henderson, who left
here a month or six weeks ago for
Hot Springs, Arkansas. with the in
tention of spending the remainder Of
the winter there. returned to Canon
4 City last Saturday afternoon and will
resume her residence at this place.
Her daughter. Miss Lottie Mae, who
accompanied her to Hot Springs. re-
mained in the South for an Indefinite
stay. e. xrs,
| Monday.
Ed. C. Wills returned to Canon City
Sunday night afte ra couple OF months
visit with his parents and other rela-
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Ford touring cars. He has recently
sold Another one to c. o. Hurd Pea
nut is doing land office business in
Fords this season having sold eight
Fords and One Oakland since the first
of February.
Little Miss Helen Fonda Shumway,
was given a complete surprise yester
day, when a number of her young girl
friends were invited to help her cele-
brate her ninth birthday anniversary,
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. c. Shumway, 624 Macon ave-
one to the guests and they enjoyed
the entertainment provided for them
to the utmost. Dainty refreshments
we're served and numerous little gifts
were presented to the youthful hostess
commemorative of the event.
Mr.. W. A. Griffin covered the story
OF the Elks dedication for the Pueblo
Chieftain Thursday.
Frank ]. Carroll, Boston Lodge No.
10, B. p o. E.. was an interested att
tendant at the Elks colonization Thurs
day.
90
viii Higgins, formerly eof this city
but now of Victor came down to at
tend the dedication and to visit
friends and relatives ..
F. f. Thomas of Canon City Auto
Co. recently unloaded a car load of
Bucks which have been purchased by
Canon City people. DIR. Kellenberger
and A. f. Wilson are among those
who are the lucky ones. Charles Ford
and C. C. Jackson have also ordered
Bucks
Among the Elks that came in from
Denver yesterday morning on the ex-
cursions were a number of prominent
railroad officials. Among those noted
on the streets were r. T. McGraw. as
sistant superintendent of the Denver
& Rio Grande; Mr.. Cord, assistant
passenger agent of the d. & r. G. at
Pueblo; Mr.. Woody of the Rock Island
lines; Mr. Tiers. general agent for
Colorado for the New York Central
and associated roads. with headquart-
ers in Denver, and Robert ogle. sup
erintendent of bridges for the Rio
Grande.
Mr.. w. W. Wood OF Colorado
Springs. past exalted ruler OF Coo
RADIO Springs lodge No. 3os. was pres
ent at the dedication of the Elks
home.
G. G. Withers. receiver of public
moneys at the government land office
In Pueblo. was among the visitors
here on Thursday to attend the fes-
tivities in connection with the dedica-
tlon OF he Elks club building. Mr..
Withers. who 1t brother-in-law OF
City Marshal julius Cramer, is prom
inent in the Republican politics Of
southern Colorado.
Among the distinguished visitors
that came down from Denver yester-
day morning to attend the. dedication
of the Elks club building was Halsey
NJ. Rhoads. editor of the Rocky Noun
tain Elk and OF the Rocky Mountain
Herald. Mr.. Rhoads is the oldest edit
or in the state, having been engaged
in the newspaper business in Colorado
for forty-six years He is familiar with
every part of this western country
and first visited Canon City in 1876.
He voted here in 1876 when Colorado
was first admitted to the Union.
Saturday.
Wilmer Kromwell, colored, convict
ed OF raising a check; James Murray.
convicted of burglary, and Lyle E.
Dix, convicted Of grand larceny. we're
brought to the penitentiary here on
Thursday from Colorado Springs 70
serve the sentences imposed upon
them by Judge W. S. Morris OF the
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Sonipans pidut neie, Dut now making
his home in Pittsburg, Pa, arrived in
town on Saturday on a short business
visit after trip through Texas and
the southwestern states. Mr.. Wallace
is planning business enterprise in
the City of Mexico that will require
his presence ther a good da lof the
time in the future.
Cake epicures have helped to make
our cake we'll liked--the folk who ap-
preciate moist. rich, carefully flaw
ored cake and will have not other Try
it Home Bakery 622 Main.
R. H. Dismore OF Hillside was N
the city. on Saturday as a witness N
the Duckett- Ballman water suit in
the district court
Davis Gibson, eldest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Gibson. was taken to the
hospital at saiida last Saturday after
noon to be operated on for appendi-
-citis- Word has been received here
that the operation was highly sue
cessful. and that the patient is getting
along nicely.
Tuesday.
DR.. G. H. KeIlengerger and A. E.
Wilson are home again after their ex-
tensive western trip.
Mrs C. r. Smith. after delightful
ten days visit with friends here and at
Canon City. returned to her home In
walsenburg observation-disclosures Cit
izen.
Mrs. w. II. Hammond went to Victor
this morning after weeks visit here.
Mr. Hammond will remain to rest
from a recent attack CT pneumonia.
Woody Higgins. Dudley Van Bus
kirk and Jas. C. Peabody made a busi-
ness trip to Hillside and other points
in the Wet Mountain valley on Mon
day.
Mrs. l.. c. Paddock. wife OF the edit
or of the Boulder Camera, and Mrs,
X O'Brien. both Of Boulder. are visit
ing few days with Rev. Father
Chrystrom. a former beloved pastor of
Boulder.
For the first time this winter the
rotary snow plow was pressed into
service last Sunday. Snow drifts l2
feet deep were devoured by this
greedy monster near the summit OF the
range and the snow on a level Is about
ave feet deep. Prior to this time very
little snow had fallen on the range
salida Record.
Mr. Sam worrell OF the Leader
Hardware company. returned recently
from the Hardware Mems convention
In Denver. He also attended to some
business matters while there.
Captain Baldwin. who sometime ago
suffered broken leg from the turning
over Of his car in front OF Captain b.
r Rockafellow's residence. WIS out on
the street this morning enjoying the
bright sunshine.
w. w. Sells OF Pueblo expects 10
come to Canon tonight to begin his
duties here Wednesday as cashier 10
the passenger department fthe ID. &
r. G. Mr.. Sells was formerly cashier
in the freight office of the d. & r. @.
here.
J. o. willford, formerly a resident OF
Canon City, but who for the last year
an da half has made him home at Dss
Moines. Ia, arrived here a few days
40 to spend the remainder OF the win
ter. Mr.. wiiiford, who is a veteran o;
the Civil war, Is the father OF Mrs. w.
w. Sullivan. for number OF years
resident here. but now living in Pu-
eblo. Mr.. willford says Des MoInes is
rapidly taking foremost place among
the cities OF Its class In the middle
west.
Prof. Arthur l.. Haley. left this az
ternoon on two months business trip
to Indianapolis and other points in
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- sS III,
Monday.

Ed. c. Wills returned to Canon City
Sunday night afte ra couple OF months
visit with his parents and other rela-
tives at Lehigh. Ia. He says the win
ter in that section OF the country has
been an unusually severe one and that
for fourteen consecutive days in Janu-
airy the temperatur did not get higher
than ten degree below zero.
Judge and Mrs. Morton s. Bailey
returned to their home in Denver
Sunday morning after three or four
days visit with Canon City relatives
and friends. During their stay here
they were the guests OF Judge and
Mrs. C. A. Wilkin on Fifteenth street.
Miss Audrey Kenealy of Denver has
taken charge OF the trimming depart
ment OF the Ladies' Toggery Shop for
the coming season. Miss Kinealy was
with this firm last year and as a result
has a large following of friends who
will welcome her back. Before COM
ing here the miiliner trimmed ono
season in Boulder and three seasons in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Eta Laughlin who has been
here for the last six weeks or two
months looking after some property
interests left for her home In Victoria.
British Columbia.
W. I. Wallace. until recently man
aser Of the Colorado Light Z power
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Main street, Record office.