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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
judgement Entered.

Judgment was entered yesterday in the
Law and Equity Court confirming a jury
verdict rendered March 80 in the suit OF
Lucy V. Bugg against the Virginia Railway
and Power Company for $3.50. The defend
ant company noted exceptions With a view
to an appeal,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Examination for roIicemcu.

IAN examination for applicants for the
police force VIII N held In tho Council
chamber May 10 ar O'clock There are
about thirty-nve mon VINO Will TAX. the
examination, which Will DC conducted 10y
Captain George z. Pollock
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ARGUE AMENDMENTS
Important Constitutional Question I. Be-
forr fudge Cruuu.

Torn .fuUEr CrumU.
judge Crunlp. Of the Law and Equity
Cour, announced Yesterday that argument
would he heard to-IaS at !, o'clock on tn"
application Tor ms Janus designed TO ties.
the validity OF the recent act of the Cen
era Assembly rcsubiritting 10 the voters,
without ncW advertisement. the constitv-
tiona! amendments In regard to city treas
ur.rs and commissioners OF the revenue.
For convenience OF the attorneys and 10
secure ready access for reference, tho hear.
ing Will he held IN the Supreme Courtroom
tn the STATE Library Building. which ad-
Joins the state Law Library.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Silt Institifed.

Suit was brought yesterday In the Law
and Equity Court by Americas Dudley
against the Richmond and Henrico Railway
Company. In which damages are claimed in
the sum of $4,000. No declaration has been
hled.
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AMONG THE SPEEDERs
Wright and Matthews, Fined $50 Each,
Take mn Appeal.

II. J.. Wright and II. l. Matthews were
hned 80 each In the Police Court yester-
day morning the charge OF running
their automobiles faster than allowed b.
ordinances on April q Both men appealed
and gave bond FOR their appearance in the
IiustlnEs court
1he case OF william shannon, charged
with the same offeuse. was continued to
May 10. All the cases were reported BY
Motorcycle Policeman q. W. Thurman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-05-03
Marriage License

\ marriage license was issued In III.
clerks office Of the Hastings Court ycstcr.
day to Joseph w. Cunningham ana Olivia
". Dui.l.
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NEW PICTURE HOUSE
Permit Issued to Lee Estate for Theatre
North SiNtII street.

on North sixth street.
i'uiiding and repair permits were issued
yesterday follows:
w. j. Harris. TO .rect detached two
story brick dwelling on the cast side Of
Colonial Avenue between Chanin ard Cary
streets, 10 cost $500.
Wilmer y. Turner CW. II. Z. Lee cstateJ.
20 erect detached two-stor! moving-pic
ture theatre on the cast side o. sixth
street between Broad and Grace Streets, to
cost SIEGE.
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Jury Adjourned.

The jury in the Law and Equity Court
vas adjourned yesterday for tho term The
court term ends Tomorrow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
HAD CANCER; HANGS SELF.

Brighton, Colo, May 27.-William
Kortum. aged II. father OF william
Kortem. Jr., of Broomfield, Colorado,
hanged himself to n tree on the farm
OF his son early Saturday morning.
The aged man came here from Gar
many about four months ago. aud
while on shlpboard caught cold,
which settled in his neck. He consult
ed a physician. who told him he mad
contracted cancer. The worry Of
this is believed to have caused the
act.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
CONVlCTS GUESTS AT
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER

The forty convicts working on the
Colorado Springs-Canon City road
we're yesterday the guests of the peo-
pie of Lytle at picnic dinner served
in a grove near that place. More than
dozen families joined the convicts
in the feast and served fried chicken,
mashed potatoes, several other kinds
of vegetables. strawberries and
cream, cake and pie. Following the
dinner the Rev. Samuel Garvln 4
Colorado Springs made a short talk
in which he praised the work Of the
convlcts. An organ was provided and
Archibald Cowie. also of this city,
sang several Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
Al WARTF APPOINTED
WARDEN OF REFORkAT0RY

A. T. Stewart OF Pueblo was on
Monday appointed warden OF the state
reformatory at Buena Vista by Gov
ernor shafroth. to fill the position
formerly held by Felix o'Neill. M
Stewart is at present a member OF tho
board OF control Of the state insane
asylum board, to which he was ap-
pointed about three months ago. 1ht
he will doubtless give this up for the
new position.
The conduct of the state institu-
tions is under civil service and he
appointment as warden will hold over
without regard to change in admins
tration. Mr.. o'Neiii was appointed
chief OF police OF Denver a few days
ago by Mayor-elect Arnold. Mr.. Stew
art has been an avowed candidate for
nomination as sheriff of Pueblo coun-
ty, subject to the Democratic pri-
maries this fall, but as II is under
stood that he will accept the appoint
ment. his contemporaries for nomina-
ton will probably breathe easier.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
ALUMNI BANQUET At HOTEL
DENTON FRIDAY EVENING

The South Canon High School
Alumni association will give recep-
ton and banquet to the members OF
the class of 1912, teachers and mem
bers of the board of education at the
Hotel Denton on Friday night. The
banquet will take place at 9 o'clock
and promises to be very interesting
affair. Prof. G. B. Warner will pre-
side as toastmaster and the following
program will be carried out:
Address of w. lcome-President of
Alumni Association.
Response-President Glass of 1912.
"a Word to the wise''-Niss Anna
Garwood.
"Friendship.-Prof. H. E. Smith
Reading Miss Edith Hamilton.
college Life"-c. B. Preston.
'Loyalty"-Mrs a. (. Hubbell.
Sixteen to one"-Roscae West.
Directors Expectations of Gfadg-
ates"-J~P. Farmer.
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MRS. MARY N. COLLINS =
DIES AT HOME OF SON

Mrs. Mary Meredith Collins died ~
the home OF her son. T. NJ. Collins
I'LL River street. at 4 o'clock j~St Sat
urday afternoon from cancer OF the
liver after a lingering illness In the
ninetieth year of her age. DECEASED
was born in Canada and was n wo-
man Of unusual intelligence. dividing
her time between the homes OF her
sons. Z. NJ Collins OF this city and
Philip NJ. Collins. formerly ohomls;
at the plan, OF the Empire Zinc com
pany. but now resident OF Montana.
Mrs. Collins was loved and esteemed
by ali who knew her for her admir-
able qualities OF head and heart.
gcninlity and beneyolence. Her hos
pitnllty was OF the most generous
kind and none ever appealed to her.
charity without receiving such help
and assistance as she was able 10
give. Her life was n sor, OF bcne-
dletion to those about her and her
memory will be cherished by the sor-
rowing relatives and friends as one
OF natures noble women.
4 brief funeral service was held ~
her late home at S o'clock Sunday
morning under the direction OF Rev.
C. VI. PuIlen. rector OF Christ Episeo-
pal church. after which the remains
were taken to the crematory In River
side cemetery, Denver. for incInera-
ton. Tho ashes were buried in the
family lot at Fairmount cemetery In
Denver. an old friend of the deceased
officiating at the service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
MISTAKEN KINDNESS.

Under the head "a Friends Mis-
taken Kindness" the Salem News
says that resident of that place,
knowing Doctor Tanning to be 9
lover of birds and a student of or
anthology, called at his office and left
for delivery TO the doctor box con-
tanning a collection of % birds,
mostly migratory, which had been
trapped recently with a view to pre-
senting them to one who was inter
ested in the feathered tribe. II was
a kindness "gone wrong" according
to the record OF the case, for, '1ike
all true lovers of wild life, he could
not bear to see the creatures In con-
finement, and after taking good
look at them released every one, and
all flew away, evidently happy at re-
gaining their liberty"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
ALAMOSA HUNTERS
KILL FIVE BEARS

Alamosa. Colo. May 2s-Advices re-
ceived from Dolores. Colo, conveys
the news that the Alamosa bear hunt
ers have succeeded in killing five
bears and are now on the trail cf
three more which they expect TO cap
ture in day or two. They are hun.-
ing in the mountains and deep canons
west OF the Dolores river. The party
of Alamosa hunters consists OF Cliff
II. Wilder. editor OF the Alamosa
Courier: ex-Mfayor Henry c. Mull!nsh,
Abe slavick and clin West. They left
Aiaimosa about ten days ago. taking
with them n pack OF Airdale bear
hounds. They are being plloted oil
their hunt by Steve Elkins OF Dolores.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
new COAL TERRITORY
To Be OPENED UP

The Colorado Fuel & Iron company
is asking for bids for the sinking of
shaft on the Radiant branch of the
Santa Fe about one mile and half
south of Rockvale. The new shaft will
be about 400 feet deep and will open
up the most extensive coal bearing
territory in the Fremont county field.
At present this territory is worked
from the Garfield mine at Coal Creek
but when the new shaft is completed
and the electric hoist installed, as
now planned, it can be handled at
much less cost and routed over the
Santa Fe, whose branch will connect
with the new mine.
While this will interfere to some
extent with the development of the
Garfield mine, we understand that It
still has plenty of territory froni
which to draw its supply for many
years to come.
Notices were posted at the c. F. &
Company's properties today asking
for bids for sinking and timbering the
new shaft. the plans and specifica-
tions for which are on file at the mine
offices in Coal Creek and Rocivale.
The bids must be in by next Friday
and it is the intention to push the
work with all possible haste.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
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FOR
BIG PICNIC
NEXT WEEK

The committees in charge of
rangements for the great Sunday
school picnic to be held here on June
4th have about completed arrange-
ments and it promises to be c4ei OF
the biggest events ever pulled off in
Canon City. 1t is expected that there
Will be 5000 Sunday school people in
the line of parade.
Free coffee and lemonade will be
served on the ground to families and
parties. but all who wish must either
bring basket or some vessel to -
ceive it in as it will only be served
in quantities tc families and parties
and all persons attending the picnic
are requested to bring their drinking
cups with them.
The parade viii be formed IS q
lows:
Cradle Roll and Beginners at NJ.
church.
The Juniors at the Baptist church.
intermediate at the First Prcss9
terlnn church
Adults at the Christian church.
Home Department at the United
Presbyterian church.
Primary department at the Luther
an church.
The parade viii form at the above
places promptly at 1880 and all are
requested to be on hand at the hour.
The parade Will move at II o'clock
marching down Main street to he
Park
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QUIETLY welded
SATURDAY NIGHT

Chas. r. jenkins and Miss May
Taylor were quietly welded by Rev.
j. H. Harris, pastor of the First NJ. L.
church, at 911 Macon avenue at $50
o'clock Saturday night. Only a few
of the more intimate relatives and
friends of the contracting couple
were present to witness the nuptial
rites. The ring ceremony Was used
and was very impressive. The house
decorations were in green and white
and We're at once simple and attract
i've. Palms were largely used in the
decorative scheme.
The bride until recently was a
teacher in the Lincoln school and is
very popular with all with whom she
is acquainted. Her parents live at
Wichita. Kansas. The groom is en-
ployed in connection with the local
plant of the Arkansas Railway, Light
& Power company and is ayoung man
of excellent reputation and business
qualifications. The Daily Record
joins in congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins and in wishing them q
long life of unalloyed happiness. They
will make their home at 621 North
Fifth street
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
A DIFFERENCE.

George AIDE, at a dinner in New
York, urged subtler use OF words.
use words with delicate care"
he said. "0bserve all their subtle
distinctions. Never write vision,
for instance, "when sight is what
you mean"
"Tbere's no difference between
sight and VISION" interrupted an
editor.
moi" said Mr.. AIDE. "And yet,
Billy when you and passed each
other on Broadway yesterday after
noon. the girl ! was with was vi
sion, while the one with you was a
sight"
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MADE RECORD TRIP
FROM ENGLAND To CANON

Archie Howard, late of Dunsford.
Devonshire. England. arrived here
last Saturday afternoon and is the
guest of his uncle, John Howard. and
family at 6O3 Greenwood avenue. MIR
Howard made what is believed to
have been the quickest trip on record
between England and Canon City;
covering the distance, which is ap-
proximately FIVE thousand miles in
ten days and three hours. He LETT
Southampton at IL O'Clock noon IN
Wednesday. May 18th. on the White
Star steamer. Olympic. sister ship pf
the ill-afted Titanic. and reached here
at o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mag
25th. He made perfect connection ri
all points on the land journey from
New York City to Denver. arriving At
the latter place on the fastest western
train on schedule time. Had he not
halted in Denver 20 procure a lunch
he would have reached Canon City IN
almost exactly ten days from the time
OF his embarkatlon at Southampton.
Mr. Howard is pleased with Canon
City and its surroundings and may
decide to make his home here.
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GO RIGHT AT III.
Friends and Neighbors in Canon City
VIII Show You Way.

Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
it,
But won't cure it if the kidneys are
weak.
You must reach the root of 1.-THE
kidneys.
Reach the cause; relieve the pain.
Begin at once with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Are recommended by thousands.
Here is a Statement from resident
Of this vicinity.
c. L. Turner, 332 ouray Ave. Salt
da. Colo, says: IL have used Doan's
Kidney Pills and have found them 10
be reliable remedy for kidney trou-
BILE. AS the result of heavy lifting,
was subject to attacks OF pain and
lameness across the small of my back.
Rheumatic twinges also darted
through my body. About six years
ago, / first took Doan's Kidney Pills
and at that time received great ben
eft from their use. on and on since
then have used Doan's Kidney Pills
and they have never failed to help
me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
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sELIG's COMING BACK SOON.

The following letter was received
by All. Mitchell from Rex RoseiiI
who was with the selig players out
her last year and who states that
they will be coming back about the
first of June. The letter is original IL
style as a perusal of II viii testifs
Plaee-chicago. hot as III and
hotter.
News-we viii see you about June
LIST.
Reason-To take moving pictures
People-obie Thayer. Rex Roselli
and several other rough necls.
Signed. "The Spanish Dago," R.s
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior.

U. S. Land offlce at Pueblo. Colorado.
May 22. 1912
NOTICE is hereby given that Anna
Somerville. whose post-office address
is Canon City. Colorado. did, on lie
18th day of January. 1912. file I'M his
Office Sworn Statement and AppifSa-
tion, No. 0145i3, to purchase the Swk
SEH, So SWh. Section Is. Tovt-
ship II South. Range 70 West. Nh
Principal Meridian. apd theI timber
thereon, under tho provisions OF the
act of June 3. 1878. 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 s35250; the timber esiimated
10000 board feet at $3.50 per NJ, and
the land $4,000: that said applicant
VIII offer final proof In support of her
application and sworn statement on
the 1ath day Of August, 1912. before
the Clerk OF the District Court e.
Canon City. Colorado.
Any person is at liberty TO protect
this purchase before entry. or Initiate
q contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing corroborated AMI
davit In this office. alleging facts
winch would defeat the entry
j. w. HAwI.EY,
Register.
First Publication May 80, I9la
ihnt Publication August 4, fSA
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MAKING GOOD.

Fred Elliott. wife and baby. came
down Sunday for a short visit with
Mr.. Elliott's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Elliott. Fred is connected with
the Colorado Springs Light & Power
Co. and has responsible. and wii
paying position. His Canon Cisy
friends will be glad to know that
Fred is making good In Colorado
Springs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30

Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Moody and
daughters. Misses Olive and Alice.
who have resided in Canon City for
the last six or seven years. will leave
on Friday for Lynn. Indiana. where
they expect to make their home. Thy
VIII m;-e the trip eest by way of Ok
lahoma City. where they will halt for
n week or ton days to afford Mr..
Moody an opportunity to look after
some property interests which he re-.
Gently acquired there.
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DELIGHTFUL PICNIC
on TUNNEL ROtD

The misses Francis. Elizabeth anil
Patty Savage. veta Chapman. Grace
D. Bates ana Mrs. J. L. Sterling,
Messrs. James A. Stump. Ernest Bry-
ant. Fred Halstead. Beach Stewart.
Clyde Martin and ]. l.. SterIhg en-
joycd n successful beef steak fry" on
the tunnel road Friday evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
Vocal solo-pouglas Balman.

Vocal Douglas Balman.
Piano duet-Heien olin, Mrs Fred
Keeny.
Reading Struggle with Stove
Pipe"-Emma Womble.
Piano solo-Mrs. Fred Keeny.
Vocal solo-"To the End of the
World With You."-Helen olin.
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JUST LIKE WOMEN.

'1es a curious life" said the law
yer, wearily.
"What's the troublef"
1.-TWO women came into my Office
today. One wanted a divorce be-
cause her husband wouldn't stay at
home and the other because her hus-
band sat around the house all the
time"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-30
'RUBE' DANCE
GIVEN IN new
PRISON BARN

The Reuben" dance given by the
guards and officials of the peniten-
tiary Monday night to commemorate
the completion of the new prison
barn was jolly affair and its MEM
ory will linger long time with
those privileged to be present. There
was, probably, between two hundred
and fifty and three hundred guests
affair left nothing undone that would
in any way contribute to their COM
fort and pleasure. The music was
furnished by the penitentiary orches-
ira, an organization of fifteen or
eighteen pieces, and its playing was
excellent; inspiring the most indif-
ferent and apathetic with the hilari,y
of the occasion.
The dancing was on the second
floor of the huge building, one hun
dred and seventy feet in dimensions,
which will ultimately be used as a
hay now Everybody was in "rube'
costume and highly picturesque
sce1ie was presented as the company
Incl up for the Squash Town par
ade. at $3.50 o'clock. The barn was IL
Illuminated by electric lights. shaded
by plrticolored Japanese lanterns.
producing a very pretty effect. For
the moonlight" dances large coun-
terfeit presentment of fair Luna
glowing with yellow light shone
down on the happy "Reubens" and
gave sort of witchery to the sur
roundings-
Many unique signs and suggestions
were hung conspicuously about he
walls; one OF them pointing the wav
to the gentlemen's smoking room
bore this legend: Gents may smoke
here, as well as hereafter" The
mems dressing room was character
/ ized by a huge curry comb and horse
brush. but SO far as known neither
of these articles, useful enough IN
their way. were requistioned for use
by the guests. Many other ludicrous
phrases and notices, the result Of
highly original ideas, were display i
about the room and created great
deal Of merriment. The costumes I.
the guests and the humor OF the en-
vironment combined to make the af-
4 fair one not easily forgotten. The re-
freshments consisted OF doughnuts
and orahgeade. the latter served ia
I tin cups by walters in livery.
For the best and most original
| ladies costume Mrs j. II. Bess. VINO
was dressed in the fashion prevailing
/ in the colonial days OF a century and
a half ago. was awarded the first
prize, a gingham apron and sunbon-
net, and Clyde Davis was given the
gentleman's prize. pair of overa,is
and a straw hat The dancing pro-
gram, which was printed on a large
placard on the wall. follows:
Two-step-"Put on Your Cid Grey
Bonnet"
virginia ReeI-"Turkey and the
Straw"
waltz-"The Collar Pad"
Quadrille-"The Hay Rake.
First extra-"Corn Huskers' Spe-
ciai"
Two-stepA"The Go-Devil."
waltz-"Good-By Hiram Green"
Quadrille-"Mornin' 81"
waltz-"Trace Chain"
Second extra-"The Box Stall"
Two-step-"The Mule Trot."
waltz-"The Haymow Shuttle"
Two-step-"The Bride Bit"
Third extra "Moonlight~-"The
Dairy Maids Choice"
waltz-"The Alfalfa Grind"
Home Sweet Home"
| "Goodnight Farmer Ruben lyman.
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Record Want Aas bring rssul.a
The Mena weekly star., 1912-02-08
lombard ARABS
FROM AEROPLANE
Daring Airman Is Wounded While
Dropping Bombs On Camp OF
Arabian S0ldiers--Makes
Valuable Discovery.

Tripoli, Feb. while throwing
bombs from an aeroplane into an
Arab encampment near Tobruk, in
Cyrenatea, Captain Monte, an Ital-
ian military airman, was severely
wounded today. Outp0sts OF the
italian force at Tobruk, which was
occupied by the Italian expedition
AIRY army in October have been sub
jected recently to a number Of har-
RAISING attacks by the Arabs whose
position and strength were not
known by the Italian commander.
Captain Monte today made a
flight with another military man,
acted as observer, into the desert
and discovered the Arab encamp-
Iment. He threw several bombs
among the enemy, who responded
with rifle fire. The aeroplane was
struck four times by the Arab bull
lets, one of which hit Captain Mon
tie, wounding him severely. He,
however, was able to return to
|camp with the assistance of his
companion, and both landed safely,
bringing valuable information.