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Mr.. W. S. Mitchell. c. A. Taylor and
son, VIII Gaskins and B. p. \. Eaton
drove over from Colorado Springs
on Friday and spent the day here.
U. f. sidebottom said this morning
there were a hundred people at he
top of the Royal Gorge when he was
there yesterday.
Mr.. Owen Farnsworth has changed
his location from the Hubbell ranch
to the Frank Baker ranch on East
Elm avenue. Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. sprague who
formerly lived here but now residents
OF Missouri. were the guests OF Mrs
Belle B. Locke the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs C. W. Monett OF Con-
way Springs, Kansas. are among the
recent arrivals for an indefinite stay
In Canon City.
j. II. Smith and wife and children,
the Misses Bessie and Ethel. and Mr..
Robert Smith. spent Thursday and Fri
day In Canon City. They are driving
through Colorado in their car.
The Hodgin and sharman Real Es-
tate company are fixing up the build
Ing at GIT Main street recently VA
Gated by Mr.. w r. Kenney and viii
move their offices from the Denton
block to that location
The +. +. Hunter family who re-
Gently moved here from Iowa are get
ting settled today at 1925 Greenwood
avenue. Mr.. Hunter is Vice president
of the Canon Bank and Trust corn
pany and has largely assumed his
duties.
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BLAMED A GOOD wORKHR.

Il blamed my heart for severe dis
trcss In ms left side for two years"
writes w. Evans. Danviile. Va. "but
! know now II was indigestion. as DR..
Kings New Life Pills completely cur
ed me-" Best for )Omach. liver ana
kidney troubles. constipation. head
ashe or debility. asc, at Hunter PAL
mer's.
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Gets his New white steamer.

Mr.. Tom Moynahan. who expects 10
start n stage line from the district
to Canon City went to Denver the nrst
OF the week with a new White syam-
er which will hold eleven passengers.
Recently on a tryout he started up
-Four Nile hill near Victor and wen,
up a, the rate OF nfteen miles an tonr
and the indicator showed 600 poands
OF steam pressure. -.
The records stands as the best made
over the hill because no other car has
been able to make anywhere near that
speed climbing that terrific incline.
Moynahan will also do a general
business around the camps and posi-
bly, viii not make very regular trips
to Canon City -
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FRIDAY.

Sheriff JOS. Esser went TO Pueblo
this morning to bring back a prisoner
whom he got down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. wolcott OF
Trinidad are visiting friends in the
city today
ME-. Tom Everly and son Of Rock
vale were visiting in the city the first
OF the week.
W. o. Skinner. district freight agent
for the Santa Fe railroad, is in town
today on business inclined.
James y satterlee and wife of New
York City are taking in the scenic At
fractions today and tomorrow.
W. R. Alfred expects to 20 to Euro
k Springs, Arkansas tonight or 20
morrow for an indefinite stay.
Prof. George p. Weldon OF the Ag-
ricultural College at Fort Collins and
well known entomologist, is in the
city today inspecting various orchards
on the Park
The Modern woodmen and the
Royal Neighbors are planning on ha-
ing a good old fashioned ~Slum Gui-
lion feast on the Skyline drive in the
near future in homer OF Mrs Thoreau,
a prominent member OF the Royal
Neighbors who is soon toll cave Canon
City with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Bates of Salina.
Kansas. have been visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rector. l2i2.
Park avenue. Yesterday they. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Meier OF Gyp-
sum. Kansas. went through the Royal
Gorge by train and declared 1t the
greatest sight they have seen.
Mrs. Frederick Carmen and son.
jamie. arrived yesterday afternoon
from Denver and are the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Sikirk The Car
mems are living in Buffalo. New Yorx
Mr.. Fred Fell returned last night
from his trip around the western circle
in the Interest OF his firm. John V
Farwell company of Chicago.
Mr.. Beverly Hopkins. wife and
daughter of Columbus. Tenn. toured
into Canon City yesterday, liked the
surroundings so well that they have
secured rooms and will remain here
for several weeks. 49,
DIR. A. L FugarJ advises that a spo-
elai train of $50 surgeons OF the Rock
island system will arrive in Canon
City at noon on Aug 10th and remain
until p. m. that date.
Sheriff and Mrs. Carlton from ri
Collins visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Jonathan Seaman on Thursday. Mrs
Carlton accompanied her husband
when he brought Lauro Garcia to the
penltentiary from Fort Collins.
Miss Powell. the eiocutionist. who
has been spending the summer here,
left this morning for Denver where
she will visit for week or two be-
fore going to Arkansas where she will
teach elocution in a high school this
coming school year.
Mr.. Roy Miller Of this city, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller. went TO
Butte. Montana. the FIRST Of the week
20 take a splendid position In the
chemistry department Of one of the
big smelters there.
Miss Edith f Ewell OF Brooklyn.
New York. arrived in Canon Thursday
afternoon to visit her grandmother.
Mrs. ]. E. Burleigh. and her aunts.
Mrs. ]. Newell Wright and Mrs. Henry
f. Smith. Miss Ewell is an accom-
plished musician. having studied under
the best teachers In Paris. France.
Mrs. Charles wiIkIn went to Buena
Vista yesterday to join her husband.
Judge wilkin. and son, Phil. and after
short time in Buena Vista the party
win go to Fairpylay. their old home.
for a brief visit
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westcliffe where she will spend a
week or two visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce Green who are
visiting their niece, Mrs. George Cur
tbs and husband, were taken through
the Royal Gorge yesterday with Mrs
Curtis as guide.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Kent and family
of Sacramento, California. arrived
Thursday from that point and have
purchased a home at 24s Douglas.
South Canon. where they will live.
having intended to locate here.
Mrs. r. C. Smithers and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. d. Welt and children left yes
terday afternoon for Los Angeles.
California. where they viii spend the
rest OF the summer
Mr. and Mrs William Morris OF this
city and Mr.. and Mrs E E Morris
of Kansas City are spending a short
vacation trip in Salt Lake City and
other points in that part of the coun-
try. Mr.. E. E. Morris is a brother Ct
Mr.. VIM Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs w. o. Reddlng OF
Montrose who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. a. Shore In this city return
ed yesterday to their home in Mon
trose.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Stewart and Mrs.
Charles Watts of Newton. Illinois.
are at the top of the Gorge today en-
joying the beautiful sights from that
place. They will remain in Canon
City two or three days
Mr.. J. o. Denney of New Orleans.
Mrs. T. Booth OF Independence. Kan
sas. and Mr.. and Mrs. W Geise and
Miss Vera Bonsor OF Neodesha. Kan
sas. came TO Canon City yesterday and
viii remain over until Saturday when
they are planning on going to the top
Of the Gorge.
Thursday night No. 0 was on time
for the first time in two weeks. Con-
ductor Mike Garrett and Brakeman
F. c. Fish had charge OF the train.
Engineer Wells pulled II and his
friends were joking him today by tell
ing him that the officials we're so i'm
pressed with his work that they were
going to assign him to the run per-
manently. -----' --'
Mr.. Fred Fell recently wrote a
scenario. a woman's Love" for which
he got $40. He sold the motion pic
ture sketch TO the Cheyenne Film
company Of Cheyenne
Dr. and Mrs. Wilson Pearson and
son returned last night from their
three weeks fishing and camping trip
on Taylor river. They had a delight
full time and brought back plenty Of
fish They left a party OF twenty
Florence people stil in camp
A large special train load Of the
Knights Of Columbus were in town
today from noon until $3.50 taking in
the sights. The train was run from
Colorado Springs where the natlonll
convention OF this order has been IA
session this week
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Miss Helen Moore of Sloan is the
guest of the NJ C. Gains family
Of Lincoln Park for a few days.
Black and Leslie in their side split
ting comedy act. The man without
legs: see him act. Two fine reels of
pictures. GO WHERE THEY ALL
Co"
Mrs F. E. Browne and daughter.
Miss Elitia. are visiting in the city
for a few days. They intend TO 60
TO the top OF the Gorge and over the
Skyline before leaving town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Smith and child
left this morning for Omaha. their
future home, after a visit here with
Mrs. Nina Brown of East Park ave
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Corey and famI-
ly of Chicago who have been touring
the west in their car sustained break
down and stayed over night at the
Denton while their car was being re-
paired They went to the top of the
Gorge today.
Mr.. F. F. Hunter and family Of
Rockwell. Iowa. arrived in the city
yesterday and are making prepara-
tions to make this their future home.
Mr.. Hunter is connected with the Can
on Bank and Trust company and will
start at once upon his new duties.
Mr.. E. A. Newton of salida. owner
of the Salida Mail. was 4 pleasant call
er at the Record office this morning.
He is taking a short rest from his
duties and will stop in Florence and
Pueblo before going to Alamosa to
join his wife who is visiting there
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Tompkins and
Miss Julia Schaab of wsstcliffe came
down to Canon yesterday to spend
few days here visiting friends
A number of cars from Montana
came in Wednesday and went over the
various scenic drives. The party stay
ed over night at the Strathmore. Those
included in the party were: Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Larson, Mrs. L. F. Pheil.
Mrs. s. C. Pope. Mrs. John Slocombe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. s. Herrick and son. and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Mullendore and son and Mr..
and Mrs. G. c. Henley
Go to the Opera House tonight ahd
see the great Canon City picture. THE
Peculiar Nature of the White Mans
Burden" with fifty Canon City people
in it Two other good reels and
five piece orchestra. Tonight. Friday
and Saturday.
Dir. r. Il. Smith left this morning
for Akron. Colorado, after having
spent a short time with his family
who live on North 18th street.
Miss Beatrice Boyer of coaldalo.
who came to Canon City TO spend the
Emancipation Day here with frlenis,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Mary Murphy left for the east
today where she will buy her fall
stock of millinery. She Will also look
up the latest ideas in hats for her
customers while gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Russell aad
granddaughter returned the first Of the
week from Illinois where they have
been visiting Mr.. Russelrs father. The
party made the trip In the Russell
car and had great difficulty in Kansas
owing to the heavy rain and the deep
mud. The Ford. however. pulled
through in good shape.
Go to the Opera House tonight ani
see the great Canon City picture. "The
Peculiar Nature OF the White Mans
Burden with fifty Canon City people
in It. Two other good reels and
five piece orchestra. Tonight. Friday
and Saturday.
The Thomas-Kirkton Fruit company
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Former Residents Here on

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Van vleck. now
Of vinlta. Oklahoma. but formerly OF
this city. came over from Colorado
Springs yesterday on the knights OF
Columbus special train and were shak-
ing hands with old friends.
Mr.. Hugh ID. Karnes. who has been
spending some time at Jackson's
ranch. started for FIT. Smith, Arkansas.
this morning. called thcre by the III
ness of HIS father.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. smith OF South
Haven. Kansas. who have been maxi
ing a trip through Colorado are stay
Ing in Canon City for rest OF two or
three weeks and are located at 32s
Greenwood avenue. They have seen
the greater part OF the state and said
that they thought they would come
to the pretticst place OF them all o
take brief rest Mrs. Smith was he.e
for two months about eleven years ago
and having remembered the town q
an Ideal spot for recrcntIon. peraund-
ed her husband to come back with.her.
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TWO WASHINGTON
COUNTY VISITORS

J. G, Blackburn and Chas. G. Fenley,
Of Chipley, were in Pensacola yester-
day and may remain for a day or two.
Mr.. Blackburn is an automobile dealer
and he is naturally pleased with the
good roads movement which is sweep
ing the country His county, Wash
ington, has been actively at work on
road building for some time and ex-
poets to continue, Mr.. Blackburn says,
until complete hard road system is
established. The road from Chipley
to Vernon, he says, is one Of the best
in the state.
Mr.. Fenley is "A native OF Jackson
county, but for the past AZ years has
been a coffee grower in Brazil. South
America. He has now returned to the
land Of his birth and hopes to make 1t
his home for the rest Of his life,
though he cannot Of course grow cof-
fee in this country.
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crowd as he went to the bat. Meyers
was out when Yerkes took Mathew
sons grounder and threw to Wagner
One run; two hits; no errors.
Boston.-CaIr1gan went out, Her
zog to Merkle. Mathewson made a
brilliant play when he took Collins
grounder and threw him out at first
Hooper doubled to right field. Yerkes
was out, Fletcher to Merkle. Nc
runs; one hit; no errors
THIRD INNING.
New York.-Snodgrass flied out to
Hooper. Collins used a fast break
ing curve over the corner Of the
plate, his drop ball being very effec-
tive. Doyle was out on a foul to
Gardner. Becker went out, Wagner
to Stahi. No runs; no hits; no err
rors.
Boston.-Speaker led off and went
out to Merkle, unassisted Merkle
knocked down Speakers drive, which
was labelled for two base hit. Lewis
sent up q high one to Murray and
went back to the bench. Gardner
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went out Doyle to Merkle. No runs;
no hits; no errors -
FOURTH INNING.
New York.-MuTray got a three
base hit to right. Merkle was out
on high foul to Gardner. Murray
scored on q sacrifice fly of Herzoe
to Speaker. Meyers singled to left.
wagner only being able to knock
down the ball. Fletcher flied out tn
Hooper. One run; two hits; no err
rors.
Boston.-Stahl struck out. Mathew
son serving him with a drop ball
wagner was out on a fly to MURRAY.
FLETCHER took Carrfgan's grounder and
threw him out at first. No runs: no
hits; no errors.
FIFTH INNING.
New York.-Mathewson was now
pitching in his best form and when
ne came to the plate the New York
fans applauded him. Mathewson was
strike-out victim and Carrisan
dropping the third strike. threw the
New York pitcher out at first. snod-
grass also fell a victim to Collins,
wiles and famed. Doyle flied out Ia
Lewis. No runs: no hits; no errors.
Boston--Co1lins struck out. The
crowd cheered Hooper, who had AL
ready made two hits Hooper singled
to center. 1t was his third hit. TIE
sun came out bright at this point and
Snodgrass exchanged places with
Murray, who went to left Snodgra sc
going to right. Hooper stole second
Meyers throw being too low for
Fletcher. Hooper scored on Yerkes'
three-base hit to right center. The
stands were IN an uproar. Speaker
line-flied to Fletcher, who threw n
Herzog, catching Yerkes before he
could return to the bag. It was q
quick double play. One run; two
hits; no errors.
SIXTH INNING.
New York-Becker out. Yer.Ixes IN
Stahl Murray singled to right. Mer-
kle flies out to Speaker. Murray our
stealing, Carrigan to Wagner No
runs, one hit.
Boston.-Lewis grounds to first and
is safe on error. Gardner sacrificed
Mathewson to Merkle, Lewis taking
ing skhird. Wagner grounds out,
Mathewson to Merkle. No runs; no
hits.
SEVENTH INNING.
New York.-Herzog singled to right.
Meyers popped out TO Yerkes. Herzog
stole second. Fletcher popped out to
Stahl. Mathewson fans. No runs;
one hit.
Boston-Carrigan grounded out al
first. Collins fans. Hooper out.
Doyle to Merkle. No runs, no hits.
EIGHTH INNING
New York-Lewis let SnodTass's
fly sift through his fingers and he
went to- second when Doyle singled
to center. Doyle was forced at sec
ond on Becker's hit to Yerkes, Snod
grass reaching third and Becker first.
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Snodgrass scored on Murrays double
into the bleachers, Becker taking
third. Collins was sent from the box
and was relieved by Hall. Collins
went to the bench in tears. With
Becker on third, Murray on second
and Merkle at bat, with one out, New
York fans kept up a continuous yell
Merkle sent up a high foul to CARR
gan. Carrigan dropped Herzogs foul
after a hard run. Becker and Murray
scored on Herzog's two Dagger into
the bleachers. Wagner took Meyers
grounder and threw him out at first.
Three runs; three hits; one error.
Boston.-Y erkes flew out to Murray.
Speaker was out, Matty to Merkle.
Lewis got a double into the left field
bleachers. Lewis scored when Gard
ner drove a vicious hit through
Fletcher. stahl got an infield hit,
which Doyle could not handle, Gard
ner taking third on the play. Stahl
steals second, Meyers trying to catch
Gardner at third, but failed. Wagner
struck out One run; two hits; one
error.
NINTH INNING.
Wagner to Stahl Mathewson popped
out to Stahl Snodgrass took Ills base
on balls Snodgrass steals second,
making his second stolen base Of the
game. Doyle was passed to first
Becker was forced at second when
Wagner took Murray's gTounder and
threw to Yerkes. No runs; no hits;
no errors.
Boston.-Carrigan out MatAewson
to Merkle. Hall fouled to Herzog.
Hooper flied out to Doyle. No runs;
no hits; no errors.
TENTH INNING.
New York.-Merlzle trfpled past
Speaker. Wagner threw Herzog out
at first. Meyers was purposely pass
ed Mccormick batted for Fletcher
and Shafer ran for Meyers. Merkle
scored on McCormick's sacrifice fly
to Lewis. Shafer took second on the
play. Mathewson flied out to Yerkes.
One run; one hit.
Boston.-Wilson went in to catch
and SAafer went to short. Wilson
took Yerkes' grounder and threw him
out at first, but Speaker made a
three base hit and scored on tie
throw IN. The shortstop took the ball
and threw wildly to Wilson, who
dropped the ball and Speaker slid
over the base, tying the score Lewis
got a two base hit. Doyle took Gard
ner's grounder and threw him out st
first, Lewis taking third. Herzog
threw StahI out at first. One run;
two hits.
eleventh INNING.
New York-Bedient goes into the
box for Boston. SnoGgrass hit by
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BY DAN mecARTY.

is making rapid strides toward the top
of his class. during the two years
that he has been in the ring he has
met and vanquished Bobby Pittsley, OF
Syracuse, Jimmy Duffy, of Lockport,
Bert Reyes, Of New York, and Battling
Nelson. He's a tough customer. and
should he win from williams, win seek
a bout with Phil Brock.
the announcement that the New
England intercollegiate athletic com
mittee has decided to pass ~ Gutter
sons New England collegiate broad
jump record of 23 feet 2-s inches
means that new college record has
been made. w. P. Hubbard formerly
held the record with a mark Of %
feet 2 "a inches.
There viii be no Glidden automobile
tour this year. Reason: So many oil
the automobilists who wanted to en- p
ter the contest did not care to be
away from home for three weeks Just
before election. Also, objections were
made to many sections Of the proposed
route from Detroit to New Orleans.
Next year an earlier date viii be
chosen and in the meantime changes
will be made in the route.
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Carroi, Shilling, one of the great
est Jockeys OF tie present day, has
been ruled of he American turf for
life. Shilling was set down for his ride
on Adams Express at Havre de Grace
recently when he was seen to slash
another jockey with a whip. He will
probably go abroad or to Canada to
ride, for his suspension applies only to
American tracks.
Joe Wood, the sensational pitcher of
the Boston Red Sox, deserves all the
fame that has come to him, and then
some. Woods total of victories for the
season just closed was "a. He lost
only five games. That's an average of
.S72. a mark never before approached
in baseball, and one that may stand
for all time.
A feature of the worlds series viii
be the presentation by the Chalmers
Automobile Trophy commission of au-
tos to iris Speaker, Of the Boston Red
Sox and Larry Doyle, Of the New York
Giants, during the games. The autos
are to be given these men as a re-
ward Of merit. they having been ad-
judged the most useful players to their
respective teams in the big leagues.
The worlds sculling championship.
a challenge cup and a $4,000 cash
prize. will be at stake when Ernest
Edward Barry, of London, Eng, and
Edward Hanlon, of Toronto. Canada,
compete on the Thames on October A.
Each Of the men has deposited a 1920
forfeit. Barry is present holder Of
the championship cup.
Kid Kansas, the Buffalo lightweight
who has been matched TO box Earl
Williams at Cleveland on October 10,
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JOHNSON DECLARES MATHEWSON
WAS AT HIS BEST IN THE PINCF4ES

a tie. McGraw was there with the
bells on" and he handled his team
much better today. I doubt IL Matb
will be used again in this series. He
worked with everything he had to
day. Bedient showed up nicely today
in his work out, and l think he viii
be heard from again in this series
Marquard and O'Brien viii probably
pitch tomorrow
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pitched ball and takes first. Doyle
fans. Snodgrass out stealing second.
Carrigan to Wagner. Becker took
his base on balls. Becker out steal
ing, Carrigan to Wagner. No runs;
no hits; no errors.
observation-disclosures grounds out at
first. CarTigan out by the Shafer to
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muff seemed to unnerve him and Hall
succeeded him.
The real features of the game were
Speakers three Dagger in the tenth,
Doyle's stop in the same inning and
the batting Of Hooper, Murray and
Herzog. The game started off like
an overwhelming defeat for the Giants
but they played hard and with some
very timely hitting came across with
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By Thos. A. johnson.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 81 literally
died of heart failure a dozen times
today. 1t was a game replete with
brilliant plays. and at times awfully
poor ones. There's no use in talking
about 1t, Mathewson pitched great
ball in the pinches, and up to the
time Of Lewis's' tumble Of an easy
fly Collins was going nicely. This
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Fred Merkle New York Giant and
one Of the star first sackers Of the
National league, will be an important
figure in the worlds series. He has a
batting average Of over 300 and Is
one Of the best all around players In
fast company.