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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20


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rer 2tttttn beoentet pies Elm Geihent
pcn 81. .O20,O 900.
War nur fdeintpbt.
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fir tobt erildtt tporben unp geraot
bearaben iDtrben Iollte, erlanate am
Wpntoe ipteber bds gspubtiein. Das
ainb mar In einen aiibel nit Maher
osfoIIen unb dnfd)einsnb ertrunten.
9lis serobe Der DedkI bes Garses Sus
ssfhtaubt ipsrbsn fplIis, entnedts man.
bah bds airEb Ttlfpdh dthmete sStis
mulunSmitisI brdtten Is buIo tpieotr
3u fif.
Gin Graf gatffp be9ebf
SeIbftmerb in Salt
Gate gitp.
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5ebruar. .llngliidIthe 9srhaltniiie
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bstBf es IN einem Briei, Der nebens Der
2etfe bes Grafen Rainier pdlffn aug
StItsrrtif, in siHsm bitfisen 5otel ae>
funben nurbe. Der Monn mar unses
fdhr 30 Sabre alt. Gr Iheint ith NIT
Opium Dergiftsi su babeH.
Jn einem Shreiben perFiigt Der
Grdf. bob Der Reit ieines @ermogsns,
rad Geduns ieiner Werbinbltffeiien.
on 5rau anna Q. 5ullertpn bon Gan
Intnnio, 5er.. ausbeSablt fDeresn foa.
Gr perfiigte audi. oob isin 8riber.
8ruf Mnber gsalffp, aomeroni III. in
llnsarn bennhriftisi lperoen icu.
Der Brief mar an 5rau JulIerton
torefIirt.
graf paiffn tam NIT einsr Dame
hierher, bic ss fir f.ins 5rau aitsgab.
Sic blieb nur sfpei 9dse bier.
Woffenmorbe BON Regeru.
Beaumont, Ter, 19. sT.bruor.
Die iiebtnte Serie pon gerbrsten, in
oenen 20 Reger setDotst Durben. fano
am friiben Worgefl in Der Nobe BON
bier itutt. GtteI Gore, cine Neeerin,
tbr Sobn unb ibrs Sipet 20tisr uurs
ben I'm 1hlnf in ibrer !oiitte ermorbei.
Die Worntboien bdben ale nm iiioe
rpeitIid.n aoniIiana urtb iiib1itlihen
5sras fi1ttasfunben 1rnb in jeoem
Solle tpurben bic Yeger nit elmer 9lIi
.rihaeen. Die Grmorbettn ipareu in
Der ReseI arme Shipurae, Die in tIeis
len Qnfnbtlungen lebtel.
syiinf ipurDsn alf eiuual in aasEe.
Ca. ernorbei. fieben In groplsp. Ga.
unb af,t in 2afaneits, Ca; in jeoeH
bieIrrGrtr ipurben 5pst Dsrbrehen bes
g1ng<n; fiinf in aoie Gborles, Ga.
unh pier In Beaumont.
Giienbnb bnrdub,
Baltimore. MD.. 19. 1ysbruor
Wdbreno Der ipsitliH fobrsnbe Rsn
garn--5i. Qouis grpceBsne Der Bal
timore & Cbio Giisubeibn Die IL Mei.
Zen lGnge Gieiguns sr iidhen pisomont
unb Mitamoni. Weft alireinien, in Der
gueaknp gerssn. biiiauffubr. fpraHe
Elm nit sipei Rspplr<rn befpdffHetel
mustirisr Wann ouf sinen Der ShEaf'
,paaarns unb beruu1,te Die paiiagiers
am De!b unb Weruhofkn. er iprGne
ob uno tniinm, tdr3 btpor Der 3us
altamont srreidtt.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20
eokal.


Ter IL Sabre oIss 9. 3. Mariin
bon Waibington, ga. pslher am Ia.
1sebruor nah Cincinnati abaertiit
mar, i'm bisiies gsrpauote 81 bsias
den, iuirp isitpsm permibt. Die pee
lisei fpuroe sriuht, RahfOritunasu
nah benz ianeen Wnnn an3uitelsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

.Gr alaubt, Oh babeit DID 9enO=
tbist eefeben, pas Gelb BON einen Wu-
herer Su leiben."
Der alte !6err nidte eeodntenpoll
uno atbmete tief auf.
(5ortfssuns folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-20

irurbe, mas in 0irsinien sihab, Ois
police ais in 0irsinien ulsgeifellt ons
Suiehen nnb niht ben @eieben pon
Wiseoniin ilnterporfen Iei. llno odb
inter ben gunbesssfeben nnb oenieni'
gen bon Uirsinien bic 2ebensperiihe.
rune bnrt cine stIebIihe 5nridfuna
|binfalIis piirbe.
Gnt fdeiruns seeeu ito
lienifhe aoniuln.
0as Gerid,t sntId,ieb fermr, oas
italieniihe Honinln niht sin pertrasss
|ndbiees Reht baben, allein unb unter
ausIhluB Der StaatsbebOrosn ben
RahIob BON Stalienern gu rsgeln, biz
/ in bielsm QanM iierben, ohne elm 5ea
Fitament 81 binterlafen. Der Streita
fdn sntitanb um Die Berpaltung oes
Rahlafies BON 9iuieppe Ghio in Gali=
fornien. Die Gniiheiouna ion aui
1anfsnoe pon Gbniihen 5dlIen geSua
baben.
9as golorapoer aorpora
tionsiieuerstfeB uH+
tonItitutionelI.
Das Golordoosr 9eIeb npm Sabre
1907, unter Dtm cine idhrlibe Staats'
forporatioasiteusr BON sipei Gents fir
jebe $1,000 anpital BON ausI1nbiihsn
aorporationen, Die innerhalb oes
Staates @eihdfte betrsibtn. srbobsn
ipurpe, III BON Supremeeeritt fir
lntoniiitutionsa ertldri iporpsn. Sn
Der Gntfheioune heibt e.. bah bas 9e.
|isB cine gelaituns oes 3piidenitaatlis
hen Sanpels lei.
sSntereffant fir StIa BIO m a
Das Sberbunbesgerihi perlebie auh
ben G,labomaer aorporationsgsiesen
einen hdrien Shlar, inoem es bas Sts
labomaer 8ruttoeinnobmens 9tieB pom
ssabrs 1910 fur unionititniionsa err
tl1rte, bas auf alle offtntIihen getris,
be, nit Nusnnhme Der giisnbahnen,
gesug bat. 9as Geiss mar bisber aIs
Elm fpihtiser 5beiI bes Stlabomuer
Steuerfpitems ongeieben fporoen.
Gegtn Dampfersao aom a g.
nien.
gampi.rtompusnisn ionnen Der
Derpfliftuna niht enigehsn. Die I'm
toit.n fir bic RiidbeiOrosrung BON
Ginipanoersrn gu irnsen, beren 3uldis
funa BON ben Der. Stdnien perpeieert
iporosn lit. 60 bat bos Cberbunbesst.
ridbt in einsm syalIe esgen bic Horos
osuiIbe 2lopb 9ampffhiffohrtssGss Be-
ielIibaft entihieNn. 9ieie apmpasnis
mar in 4n;lasesuitauo periebt fporoen.
neil iie psriud9t bate, bds 0eiee 80
umaeben, inbem Tie ausponoerer
stpone, Dor ibrer 2tbr.ife senus Gelb
su peponiren, um i'm Jalle Der Riida
bef6rberunq bic llnioiten bedsn su ton=
nen. 9as gunbeseeriht I'm fiiblihen
Giftri.t bon Rsip Dort bat entihieben,
bab bic 9ampfer-Rompasnie foldvs
tbun ionne, uno bate bic HntIoge fur
unberehtigt ertl6ri. Dds Suprem.ee.
ritt itieb bisie Gntiheiouns aber um
unb belt bic Gntlase nuireht.
Trau WiIliam q. 2eebs'
Qerlen.
Turh cine GntidRioune bes Gbers
bunb.sgerihts tpmmt Die Regierung
um eine ginnabne bon $4,000.
ipelde Summe ben fpsiteren sou fir
cine qerlenbaIststts reprGi.ntiri, biz
Jrcu Mi[iam 3, 2s.os non poris
imporiir. bat.
aIs bic psrIen i'm Sabre 1906 bon
paris importirt iparoen, be3obIieJrau
2eths nur sinsn 3ou bon s.bn pros
gent bes Wertb<s, ober ungef1br SO,
600, uno 5tpar unter Der alafifi5t'
rung BON .gsrIen in ibrem natiirIiten
3uftanb. ni6t in JdHuHs ootr in eia
ner Shnur."
Ssitbtm bat Die Regierung perfuht,
ben 3oq bon 60 prosen. 3u tolleftis
rsn, fpeil ibrsr 2lnga5e nnf nie per
len 3u elmer Shnur eetorttn, unt
Jrou 2eeos bic perIeni4nur in qnris
setrnasn BABE.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

Will sell or trade my controlling
interest In. and presidency OF $4,000
corporation. with sales on the basis
Of $4,000 per year. 100 per cent gross
profits Thoroughly equipped. new
and strictly modern factory. with -
tablished and rapidly growing bust
ness. T.is is an exceptional oppor-
tunlty Tor esersetio man who can de-
vote IA entlre time to the business.
Such a man can step into one OF the
eleanest and most profitable enter
prises in Denver. Colorado.
Owing 20 other business tia; re-
quires all my time and attention.
will accept ,I5.Ooe.Oo for practically
entire oNae-stip and will take part
cash and improved clear real estate q
equal value. Address Owner. Lock
Box lTS. Denver. Colo 2i;s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
SITE FOR |. 0. 0. F. HOME
To Be SELECTED NEXT WEEK

The trustees OF the Grand Lodge.
l. o. o. F. OF Colorado will meet In
Denver next Monday for the purpose
Of deciding on site for the propcs-
ed Odd Fellows home. IL Is the plan
OF the trustees to purchase a tract of
forty acres Of land convenient 70 one
Of the larger towns OF the state on
which to erect an institution where
aged and INDECENT members OF the
order can be properly taken care Of
by the brotherhood at large Half a
dozen or more sites have been visited
by the trustees and liberal offers have
been made by the people Of Denver.
Colorado Springs. Pueblo. Florence.
Canon City. Fort Collins and other
places to secure the prize.
Colorado Odd Fellows are In a re-
markabiy prosperous condition and
IL is understood that the proposed
home will be one of the best OF its
kind. with every possible convent
ence for the care OF members OF the
order, "a. sl. tIg
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DAVID |. ROBSON
UMDERGOES OPERATION
For APPENDICITIS

In the course of letter received
by w. b. Rowland ON Friday from
David L. Robinson at San Diego. cdl-
ifornia. under date OF last Tuesday
he says: Il am going to the hospital
tomorrow and on Thursday will un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
l have felt very badly for some time.
in fact. have never been quite right
since the whlrl had last fall. For
couple OF weeks have been feeling
worse every day and have decided to
try drastic remedy in the treat
ment OF the trouble"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
EDIT[R OF SETTER ROADS"
SAW GORGE FROM THE TOP

James Taylor OF jamestown. Ohio.
editor OF Better Roads one OF the
most influential magazines in the
United States devoted to highway i'm
prcvement. was visitor in Canon
City last Saturday and was taken %
the top Of the Royal Gorge on an au
tomobile trip by Chas h. McIain. Mr.,
Taylor was delighted with the outing
and pronounced the scenic roadway
from Three Mile spring to the rim OF
the canon and the Skyline drive to be
the two most magnificent roads with
which he had any acquaintance. The
view from the top OF the Royal Gorse
Mr. Taylor said was the finest thins
of the sind he had ever seen any
where
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
CANON CITY WOMAN WILL
ENTER DENVER -CHIGAG0 RUN

The Chicago tour committee OF the
Denver Chamber OF Commerce an
nounees that Il has secured twenty
Eve entries for the Denver-chicago
auto run. which is to leave June 25th.
and that as many more are expected
to hand in their names before the en-
try list closes. Twelve or fifteen cars
from outside OF Denver will take rar;
In the run, which promises to te a.
event OF unusual Interest to western
.sutomobilists. Mrs. J. r Myers Of
this city has entered the run and says
that she will drive her car through
herself. but will carry with her an
expert machInist for emergencies.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
CONTRACT LET FOR
ADDITION TO SCHOOL

AT meeting OF the board OF edu-
cation last Saturday night bids were
opened for the construction OF the
proposed extension Of the Jefferson
school building In Hardlng's addition
and contract awarded to L. s okey
for the sum OF si.40i There were
seven bids submitted for the contract.
Under the terms OF the agreement
the building must be completed AMI
ready for occupancy by August thirty
first OF the current year. Two addl-
tionai rooms will be constructed ana
the building remodelcd in such a
manner as to give 1t modern and
attractive appearance Mr.. okey's
contract does not include the instalia-
tion Of the heating plant. or any .a-
cldental work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
GALE WRECKS AEROPLtNE
BUILT BY L0NeMosT DOCTOR

I-onsmont. Colo. June IA Sc
we're wind yesterday afternoon wreck
ed the new fiyine machine recently in
vented aad constructed by Dr. W. u.
Easter OF this city
Yesterday DIR. Easter took the ma
chine TO the Pete Chapman farm.
where he expected to make trial
aigh; over large open field. The
parts had been unloaded and icf, L.
ing on the fieid while a tent was De-
ing made ready to receive them. \
sudden gale caught the planes and
wings. carried them across the field
and smashed them MP against fence
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
BOARD OF COUNTY VS.
lT0RS ELECT OFFICERS

The Board Of County Visitors met
on Saturday for organization at the
county commissioners Office. Every
member Of the board was present.
The following officers were eiectea:.
Mrs. I.ottle f. Morgan. president:
Julius Cramcr. vice president; Mrs.
Nellie 2. Weston. secretary. D. j.
Houston and Mrs, F. A Twitchell
were appointed committee to visit
jaiis; Julius cramer and John chet-
eiat committee on hospitals. 1t was
reported that within the last month
three children had been taken to the
home for dependent children at Den
yer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
OELI6nTFUl. MUSICALE AT
High SCHOOL SATURDAY

Prof Theophilus Emory Fitz Of
Greeley. director Of music at the State
Teachers college. assisted by Prof
Tom c. Taylor. organist at Christ
Episcopal church OF this city. gave q
very pleasing musicale in the assem-
bly, room of the high school build. g
Saturday night in honor of the teach
ers in attendance at the seventh dis
trict normal Institute and their
friends. There was a large gathering
of people and every number of the
program was greatly enjoyed. In ad-
dItion to the teachers and others from
Canon City number of musically in
clIned people from Florence and Con-
crete were In attendance at the en-
tertalnment The assembly room was
decorated with a profusion OF roses
and other flowers for the occasion and
presented a most attractive appear
ance. Following the program an in
formal reception was held during
which fruit punch and other light re
freshments we're served under the di
rection OF Mrs. A. E. sharman and
Mrs. ]. G. sehweigert.
Prof Fitz sang at the chapel serv-
ice at the prison Sunday morning:
Prof Taylor playing the accompanl-
ment en- the organ Mrs. Myrtle
stedman ais gave a vocal solo at the
prison servioe Sunday morning, great
ly to the delight Of the audience.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.

U. ). Land Office al Pueblo, Colorado.
May %. 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Anna
Somerville. whose post-office address
is Canon City. Colorado. did. on the
nth day of January. 1912. file in this
office Sworn Statement and Applica-
ton. No. 014513. to purchase the SwH
SEA. Sk SWh. Section %. Town
ship II South. Range 73 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian, and the timber
thereon. under the provisions OF the
act OF June 3. 1873, and acts amenda-
tory. known as the Timber and Stone
Law" at such value as might be fixed
by appraisement, and that, pursuant
TO such application, the land and tim
Der thereon have been appraised.
value s352.5O: the timber estimated
135.00O board feet at $3.50 per ~. and
the land $4,000: that said applicant
will offer final proof in support OF her
application and sworn statement on
the 18th day OF August. 1912. before
the Clerk of the District Court. al
Canon City. Colorado.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry. or initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues. by filing a corroborated affi-
davit in this Office. alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
]. W HAWLEY.
Register.
First Publication May 30. 1912
Last Publication August /. 1872.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20

Miss Clara Polhemus. daughter OF
w s Polhcmus. who graduated from
the Normal Training Department of
the high school in Russell. Kans.. this
spring. arrived in Guaey. Colorado.
recently to make her parents a visit.
after which she viii attend normal
institute in Canon. and visit her num-
erous relatives and friends. At the
ciosc of vacation Miss Polhemus will
return to Kansas to take up her work
In the schoolroom m a teacher.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
LADIES OF THE G. A.. X.
HAD PLEASANT TINE

At the regular meeting OF L. 5
Grant Circle. Ladies' of the c. A r..
at Shaefer hall last Saturday after
noon one candidate was initiated into
the mysteries OF the organization AMI
comrade OF the C. A. R. obligated
to an honorary membership. At the
close Of the more formal part Of the
proceedings ice cream. cake and
Strawberries were served and all
present had a most enjoyable social
time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
TO INVESTIGATE LOCATIONS
FOR ILLINOIS COLONY
-xsizD-- -

s<4sk--S - ls-
Florence. June Is.-Mrs. Nina Cher
~. principal OF the Coal Greek
schools. was a Florence visitor to-
day. Her plans for the summer vaca-
tion are No; fully decided upon. but
she will probably leave in a short
time for southern Colorado to inves-
tigate agricultural lands there Mrs.
Cherry Is from Illinois. and came west
with a view 10 finding a good farming
location foT friends in the east. COM
prising a dozen or fifteen families who
expect to settle In colony when they
they fnd satisfactory location. She
has Travelled over a large part of the
state and made a thorough investiga-
ton OF conditions.
Mrs. Cherry is a fine teacher and a
very Interesting woman. She has
made a speciality OF grade work and
has the most practical and advanced
ideas along this line. During the past
year she gave TO Coal Greek schools
an excellent and practical eighth
grade course. which included
domestic science work. OF which ex-
hlhlts we're taken to other places by
Miss CUrran. county superintendent
OF schools. She has been very popu-
lar in the town and has been especial
" liked among her pupils.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Z.
:. PATENT.
Mining Application No. OI4ss0


L. s. Land office. Pueblo. Colorado,
April %, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance of the Act of Congress. ap-
proved May 10. 1872. W. II. Murray.
Sr. whose postoffice is Parkdale. Col
orado, has made application for a pat
ent for the Webster Park Placer
Claim situate In unnamed and unor-
ganized Mining District. Fremont
County. State OF Colorado. and de-
scribed by legal subdivision of the
government survey. as follows. viz;
The SEh Of NWA. Eiz OF SWk.
Section Is. the Me-. OF NWE Section
1s. Township is South OF Range II
West Of the eth P...ncipai Meridian
consairsng 100 acres. said location be
ing recorded September 10th. 1894. "a
Volume 81. Page 26e in the office OF
the Clerk and Recorder Of Fremont
County. Colorado and forming por-
ton Of the said secs. is and IS. Twp
is s.. Range II W. OF the 5th Prin-
cipal Meridian. -
Adjoining and conflicting claims as
shown by the plat OF survey: None.
J. ". HAWLEY.
Register.
First pub April IS. 1912
Last pub. June %. 1912.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
KILLED BY
ESCAPED
CONVICTS
Dastardly Crime Committed
at Whcher's Ranch
Saturday.

Not for long time has crime in
this section OF the state created great
er public Indignation than the unpro-
voked murder Of Walter irwin at the
witcher ranch on Upper Four Mile
creek last Saturday night has and 1t is
not unlikely that summary justice
would have been meted out to its per-
petrators had they been caught by the
posse organized for their arrest.
According TO reports that have
reached here two unknown men went
to the house and deeoyed Irwin AMI
two young men. who were employed
at the wltcher ranch with him.
short distance into the hills by the
statement that some cattle had been
caught in a rock slide and needed
their assistance. On reaching a lone
ly place in the road the strangers or
dered Irwin and his companions 20
throw up their hands and deliver their
money under penalty Of being shot
Irwin demurred to the threat and was
tho; down in cold blood
The hold-ups then returned TO the
house and ransacked the place for
ysiuables after which they compelled
the two ranch hands TO saddle >
couple OF horses on which they rode
into the darkness. The news cf the
killing was telephoned TO Cripple
Greek and Sheriff John Neuhlhausen
OF Teller county and several deputies
started al onee for the scene Of the
murder in the hope OF apprehendlng
the assassins. but we're unable to D
cate them.
II Was aseertained Sunday morning
that the bandits had made their way
10 Cripple Greek and had unsaddled
and turned the witcher horses loose
near the City park. From photo
graphs sen; out by the penitentiary
authorities here Sunday morning of
Marion McAdams aad chas. A. Nor
gan. who escaped from the prison
road-making camp at Pinion. near
Fountain. week ago last Tuesday Il
is known that they are guilty OF the
murder The photographs have been
positively Identified at the witeher
ranch as those OF the men who shot
Irwin and robbed the house. Every
effort Is being made TO run the mur-
derers down and Il is thought they
cannot escape. McAdams number i
57l5 on the prison register here and
was sent to the penItentiary from
Provers county April ssth. 1910. for
term OF from six to ten years for
robbery and assault Morgan was
sent here from charee county May
9Th. 1911. for a term of from two TO
three years for burglary and larceny
Sheriff Nuehihausen and Coroner
Hamilton took the body of the mur-
dered man to Cripple Creek Sunday
morning where an inquest viii be
held.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20
LEAGUERS
CONVENTION
is CLOSED
COLORADO SPRINGS SELECTEI.
FOR THE NEXT CONVEX
TION.

The 1912 sessions OF the bi-annual
Institute and convention OF the Col
orado State Epworth League closed
at the First Methodist church here
Saturday night with a business meet
ing at which reports were made by
those in charge of the various de-
partments of its work for the last
two years and officers elected for the
ensuing term. The reports were o;
an encouraging character and show
the league to be in a prosperous con-
dition in this state.
The report OF the resolutions and
other committees relating TO the con-
vention just closed were also present
resolutions expressed the Indebted
ness OF the convention to those who
had in any way contributed to its
success: especially emphasizing its
appreciation OF the hospitality extend
ed to the delegates and visitors by the
people OF Canon City. While not as
largely attended as some OF the pre-
cedlng conventions the gathering here
last week was declared to be one Of
the best in many respects in the his
tory OF the organization. rr
The committee on constitution re-
ported soms minor changes and
amendments that were adopted. and.
by unanimous vote the convention
decided to recommend to the cabinet.
or executive committee. OF the state
organization that the bl-annuai ins;i-
tute and convention be shortened from
six to four days; suggesting In its
recommendation that It begin on We'd
nesday morning and close Saturday
night Colorado Springs was selected
as the place for holding the 18th in
stituie and convention without serious
opposition. Officers were elected as
follows:
4 President. George t. Avery. Fort
Collins: First vice president. H L
Bennett. Colorado Springs; Second
vice president. Miss Edna May Lee.
Denver: Third vice president. Miss
Genevieve Tripp. Pueblo; Fourth vice
president. Mrs. /. E. Hammond. Dem
yer: Corresponding secretary. Miss
Agnes Leisy, Montrose; Recording
secretary. Miss Marian Van Dyne.
Greeley: Superintendent Junior Leag-
ue department. Mrs. Carrie White.
Fort Collins Each league represented
in the convention was permitted two
votes and the total number cast was
hfty-eight Two candidates were plae-
ed in nomination for each Office and
or the first ballo, twenty-nine votes
each were cast for Mrs. May jenkins
of Canon City and Miss Genevieve
Tripp Of Pueblo for the Office OF third
vice president. but on the second bal
lot the latter was elected.
Installation OF the onieers-elec;
was held at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening in the presence OF a
union meeting Of the various youns
peoples societies OF the various
churches OF the city and was mos;
Impressive service. The eonsecra-
tion sermon was delivered by Rev
Frank r. Hoilenbaok OF Denver. for
mer pastor OF the congregation here,
but now one Of the district superin-
tendents. or presiding elders. OF the
conference
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-06-20

. Mrs. Jonathan Seaman returned to
Canon City on Thursday from Collins
Vile. Illinois. where she was called
a couple OF months ago by the serious
illness OF her mother. She reports
the wcathc rim that portion OF the
country ~ being very pleasant at the
time OF her departure for Colorado.