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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19
sHRRIPF's SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

County of Fremont.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
ANNA c. SOMMERvfLLE
Plaintiff. }
WILLIAM +. RHoADES. andD
y. LENA NELSON. III
Defendants.
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tAdvcrtisement.)
THINGS ALL OUGHT TO KNOW
A. Christian Bible studsnts-Ths Sat
isfsetory Proof Of "Nhy God Permits

A. Christian Bible studsnts-Ths Sat
isfsetery Proof Of "Nhy God Permits
Evil"
One OF the questions which comes to
nearly every thinking mind today II.
'why does God permit eviiT As We
look about us In the world we observe
that It Is filed with sorrow and trouble.
sickness and pain and every trial we
could enumerate. and we cannot help
wondering WHY GOD ALLOWS 1T.
We realize that He Is almighty and
that lie could prevent It II He wished.
We read in His Word that He IN more
willing to do for His children than
are earthly parents for theirs. and we
know how much that means: yet Of
tentimcs II seems that those who try
to do and live right have the most
trouble. This question is made very
clear In a book entitled. The Divine
Plan OF the Ages" Every statement
Is backed by Scripture. and shows that
while God does not sanction evil HE
HAS HAD PURPOSE IN ALLOW
ING SIN AND DEATH TO REIGN
THESE SIX THOUSAND YEARS.
This and many other subjects Of deep
interest TO all Of Gods people are dis
cussed fully and in language easy Of
comprehension.
In English. German. Swedish. Dano-
Norwegian. Italian. French. Greek.
Hungarian. Spanish. Polish. Holland
ish. Finnish. fSyriac and Turko-Ar-
mcninn In preparation.1
ass pages. cloth bound. IS cents post
paid. Address Bible and Tract socis-
y, II Hicks Street. Brooklyn. N. \.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-12-19

Mr.. r. d. Calling. the general man
ager OF the carpet department at the
Novels Mercantile company. reports
a nine pound baby boy that arrived At
his house. 2i7 Harrison. Tuesday az
ternoon. The mother and babe ars
well and happy, and the cigars are
going tho rounds
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HONDA.

Judge Kent l. Eldred returned o
Canon City this morning after q
months pleasure trip to points in Tex
as. He visited Houston. Fort Worth.
Galveston and other places OF inter-
est.
John Forbes, who has been employ
ed as machinist at the plant OF the
Empire Zinc company here for TIM
past year. left on Sunday for Kansas
City. Missouri. where he viii take
similar employment with a large man
ufacturing concern.
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and Weekly Record on this
Schedule.
OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

, months Daiiy -. si.s9--I001 votes
6 months Daily 49,. .ss..5-a0oo ,oies
i year Daily. .s5.oo-iooe votes
year Weekly .. sI.s5-Ioa0 votes
MIN sUBscwEERs.
; months Daily 49,. .s.lo--i5oo votes
c months Dali, $50. sa.ss55-suo3 votes
Il months Daily -. ss.os-ee9e ,otes
year Weekly. si.as-Isoo' votes
Everybody in town takes The Rec
ord. or ought 70. so evurybody in town
VIII now have yoses to give out to
somebody.
But don't overlook the fact that the
big prizes. the four pianos. the TRIP
to New York and the many other
prizes are worth going after. There
are fifteen prizes in each district and
in some districts only four or five
hustling votes. Here Is chance for
somebody.
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HO! FOR new
YORK; WINNER
DECIDED NEXT
TUESDAY

All aboard for New York; ext
Tuesdays count in the Merchant
Great Continuation Contest will de-
rcide the girl who wiz have the prisi-
iese of free trip 70 New York clu.
Every girl in the ccntest is eligibie.
Everyone has a chance to get the Il %.
The girl having the highest vote st
next Tuesdays count VIII be aware j
the prize. This prize viii not ane {,
the girls standing for the pianos. r
she Is the highest in her district at
the end of the contest. December sist,
the last day of 1912. she Will also
get a plano.
Every girl in the contest should cx-
pend all the energy possible to mako
a good showing for the New York
trip.
All the votes up to and including
December 23rd should be handed in so
that they will be counted on the next
day. Every contestant has everything
to gain and nothing to lose. During
this Christmas shopping season 1t S
easy to pick up votes and good
way is to urge your friends who buy
at the contest stores to save votes lsr
you.
The contest stores are: The BETH
Ell CLOTHING CO.. THE NEW
STORE: THE VARIETY STORE;
THE HoosIER MARKET; THE
LEADER HARDWARE and THE COR
NER DRUG STORE co. ~.
The Record issues heavy votes. for
all payments made on subscription
accounts. See the table of votes given
below.
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Mr.. Frank II. Leonard OF ch.caso
will lecture on Christian Science a;
the Opera House Sunday Afternoon.
Dec. 22.-adv
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FRIDAY


Mrs. r. C Wright and daughter.
Mrs. Merle Kissinser OF Springer,
New Mexico. reached Canon City
Thursday ana expect to remain III
after the Christmas holidays The
wrights lived on Lincoln Park for
many years before going to Springer
last winter Mrs. Wright is a sister
Of W. c. and Frank Moyle.
Nj. d. D. Watson. manager and one
OF the owners OF the Auditorium hotel
in Denver. was in the city Thursday
night and this morning. Mr.. Watson
is good business man and a good
mixer and Is making friends for his
popular hostelry everywhere. He left
sor the Western Slope on No. this
afternoon.
The Arkansas Valley Electric Light
company has small force OF men
planting poles and stretching wires a.
Coal Greek. So far twenty y-five resi-
dents have signed up and are having
their houses wired for electricity.
while there will be about ten ligh:s
along Main Rockvale Parade <.
Chaplain John G. Blake returned 10
Canon City Thursday night from
three weeks visit with friends in Min
neapoiis. He reports fine weather IN
iure for home and says that there has
only been one snow there thus far this
season and only once when the tenn
perature got down as low as zero.
At the last regular meeting OF the
members OF Canon City Chapter. No.
Il, Royal Arch Nasons. officers were
elected and installed for the ensuing
year. They were. W. T. Bridweil.
high priest: Walter +. Agnew. king;
II. c. Webster, scribe; Hunter Palm
er. treasurer; Theo. Shoemaker. Sec
retary: W. J. Davis. captain OF the
host; w. II. Trout. principal sojourn-
er: Jas. II. Peabody. royal arch caa-
tain: J. T. Little. sentinel. and Jay ID.
sidobottom, J. d. Russell and George
". Bethel. masters OF the vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell have taken
the cottage at 425 Pike avenue where
,hey will establish their home for the
winter Mr.. and Mrs Fell have had
apartments at Mrs. Bradbury's on
Greendwood avenue.
Marshall Stedman made the highest
score Friday. 18th, for six straight
games. ever bowled on Canon City
alleys. The score: 2iT, 242. 223. 2i2,
1876. and 100. An average of 2iS and
one pin for the six games.
Chas. r. McIain is In Pueblo today
attending a joint meeting of the Ar.
kansas Valley Commercial associa-
ton, the San Luis Valley Commercial
association. the San Juan congress
and the Gunnison Valley Commercial
association. At this meeting import
ant matters concerning Legislative
measures of interest to the state ol
Colorado at large and especially Of tn.
southern and western portions Of the
state will be discussed. IL will closs
night.
Airs. Margaret Masena catterlin
wife Of s. r. Catterlin, died at tn,
family home on North Sixth street n
1880 o'clock this morning from ;
dropsicai affection after lingering
nois and was aged ffty seven year
and fourteen days. Mr. and Mrs. Cat
ierlln and daughter, Miss Vera. cant
to Canon City about Ave years ag'
from wintersett, Iowa, for the benef
Of Mrs. Catterlin's health. The re
mains Will be taken to wIntersett fol
burial.
Mrs. Margaret Alexander has sole
her fashionable boarding place at so!
Cr~~n ~o,a avonua to Mrs Minnis
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Record w.st Ads Hsvs Dsns nssy
w.ssef.I TAsuss.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
One Story Eclinssd.

Hot in Brazil?" said the young man
who had just returned from a trip
to South America We'll / should say
so. Do you know, for days at a time
we couldn't take our after dinner
siesta, on account of the peculiar
noises?"
What noises?" asked the blonde
stenographer, innocently
''Why, the coffee popping on the
trees. You see, the sun was so hot
the grain just roasted before they
were picked"
The old traveller yawned.
Rather warm down there, bub," he
rejoined, laconically, but when was
down there you couldn't sleep at night.
Every once in while there would
sound the most extraordinary crack
ling noise that ever fell upon the
human ear"
What were the sounds, Mr. Bings ?"
And Mr.. Bings yawned again, and
replied: THE rubber trees stretching
themselves"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
WITH THE TRAVELLERS

carpenters, inasons, manufacturers,
lighting and heating systems, help
pay rents, encourage nice hotels for
the convenience of others, and help
to beautify your towns. When they
drive il takes farmers horses or mules
for service. These have to be fed, so
that calls for daily laborers. These
vehicles they use have to be made, and
this calls for labor, wood, iron, etc.
and all this opens up markets. These
drives necessltate livery stables. Isn't
1t convenient to have stables some
times? Don't they open up markets
for farm and land products also?
Loafers around stores are prone to
structure drummers. Let them fol-
low the drummer awhile, let them
hustle like drummers hustIe-all day,
every day--and they would have less
time to loaf-better fed, better dressed
families. DO you know that we, who
can be regular in our habits, who have
our regular meal hours and regular
bed time, are blessed? Drummers eat
any time they can get ii and anything
they can get from a meal down to
cheese and crackers, and tonight, this
cold winters night, while we are going
to bed at our regular time preparatory
to restful, undisturbed sleep, thou
sands of drummers are sitting up or
getting UP to catch trains at all hours
Of the night.
Some argue that it adds to the cost
of our wares" to have drummers Let
us figure: One drummer sees six
merchants in one day. Ought that to
cost more than for these merchants
to leave their business and waste their
time and expenses going to the cities
for goods? How much business would
our merchants do if they had to be
continually going to the cities every
week2 How satisfactory would it be-
to order by mail something they forgot
to buy while there2 How many nice,
fun stocks of merchandise would we
have to select our wares from?, How
many. articles would we find "out?"
It's true that there may be a few
flip pert members amongst these men,
but these are new, ones, or ones
that are drawing small salaries or
working on commission. The ones
who are drawing good salaries are
settled, business like, gentlemanly
gentlemen.
Upon the whole there is not a more
sinned against body of vocationists
amongst US, nor is there a more mag
nificent looking. bigger hearted, more
wholesouled, more chivalrous, more
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
BOLLEY SPOKE TODAY
Prof. n. L. BolIey Spoke Today at the
Commercial Club on Pure
Seed Grains.

Prof H. i. Bolley. dean of the bo-
tanical department Of the agricultural
college, addressed the commercial club
TODAY, commercial travellers day. His
subject was Pure Seed Grain and How
the Business Men and Representatives
May Aid in Bringing About the Use OF
a Better quality of Grain in the State,
Chairman G, r. Brown of the sneak
ers SUBJ committee of the entertain
ment committee. and his associates,
Mayor Lowell and M. L. Hubbard, re-
ouested large attendance of mem
bers and travelling men. Every travel
ing man in the city was urged to at
tend the meeting today as the subject
was one of Importance and one that
all should know.
His address was an interesting one
and held the attention of the large
number Of travelling men who were
present.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
SNOWFALL PARTY
NEXT FRIDAY
BIG Y. c. T. ANNUAL BALL rs TO
BE GIVEN NEXT FRIDAY EVEN
ING AT CLOSE OF GRAIN GROW
ERs' CONVENTION IN THIS
CITY AT X. OF C. HALL.

The seventeenth annual ball to be
given by Fargo Council NO SIS, United
| Commercial Travellers of America
next Friday evening at Knights of Co
lunbus hall, promises to be one of the
leading social events of the season,
and from the reports of the various
committees in charge it is very evi-s
dent that the affair will be financial
success, and, socially, it promises to
eclipse any ball heretofore given by
the u. G. T's.
The members and their ladies, who
are expected to dress in white, will no
doubt present beautiful and unique
appearance on the. magnificent dane
ing floor of the K. g. hall, which will
be: beautifully decorated for this Socs
.casion.
The following committees are in.
charge of the affair and all members
of these committees are requested to
meet at the Waldorf hotel Sunday at
8 p. m. to complete final arrangements
for the BALL Tickets can tbe secured
from any member of the arrange
ment committees: ~ fs
, General Committee-Lewi Hart
(chairman), Frank Ashelman. d. e.
.Dinan, Joe Purcell. j. A. Forth, HI. i.
Horwitz, T, !. Lewis and A. e..
Champlin.
Subsidiary Committees.
Music and Hall-A. E. Champlin, D..
e. Dinan.
Decorations--J. f. MoGrann (chair-
NAM, A. e. Champlin, II. L. Horwitz,
]. e, Gaffney, M. A, Baernstein.
Refreshments-Mi Misses McGrann and
Hughes.
Flowers Hart, Catherine
Baker.
Supper. T.. Purcell (chairman), j.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
Fin. Job for. Mail Clerks.

The room clerks at the Hotel Balti-
more, kansas City, are undecided
whether it's a mystery or Just a joke.
But, anyway, every man who regist-
cred was scanned closely, and several
probably went to their rooms won
dering If they were taken for erl-
bezzlers or hotel crooks.
The peculiar address on a postcard
received through the noon mail was
the cause. The card was addressed;
"Traveling shoe salesman, wears
dark suit, tan shoes. black hat and
gray mixture overcoat Came in on
the Missouri Pacific Friday night from
JEFFERSON. Care of Baltimore hotel
kansas City Mo"
The card is postnarlSed Joplin, Nov
a. Accross the top Ii written: This
is me on the other side.p
'.Mea is the picture Of pretty girl
wearing sunbonnet and sitting IN
the rear of a prairie schooner. Next
to the address. in the space marked
.'for correspondents" is penned an
apology FOR not keeping an engage
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
MONKEYS ToppY.
Raised Racket for Two Days After
Christmas Tinnla.

Christmas TipPle.
New York Evening Sun: Trenton,
y. J.-Monkeys in the Cadwalader
park zoo will hereafter go dry on
Christmas day because OF the dis
turbance they created Monday and
Tuesday. Following his usual custom
on Christmas, Patrick Connor. who
reeds the animals in the zoo, gave each
monkey a hot toddy after a special
dinner. The apes seem to expect this
annual drink and were restless for al
most two weeks before Christmas.
Iney continually cast appealing
glances at Connor, and there was
great glee within the cages when the
park officer produced the hot drinks.
Tn past Christmas days the animals
after receiving their drink only became
merry and exhibited no desire to cre-
ate a disturbance. But this year the
whiskey must either have been strong.
er than usual or the amount larger.
Tor the monkeys started row almost
Immediately after imbibing They at
tempted to break down their cages.
attacked attendants, tried to scratch
Keeper Corners eyes out and almost
killed one another
The park officers did not succeed in
quieting them until Tuesday night. as
jag continued for two days
Later the cuIprits seemed re-
morsefuls but not SO much because
of physical pain but they seem to real
ize what Connor meant when he shook
his fists at them and saida
SF,,1+ /
wagon for you for iife''
Forum Want Ads Get Quick Results.
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A. Forth, d. q. Dinan. L. Hart, ]. F..
McGrann, G. H. Boyer, c. A. Blk. A..
H. wigdahl. g. B. Glade. H, j. Let
ford.
Canvassing-M. Bishop (chairman),
Hector Barnes, Frank McKone, f. O.
Rockwell, III. j. Letford, Abe Joseph,
Jed Curtis, Frank Clancy. T. d.
Hughes.
Reception-T. /. Lewis chairman,
M. Bishop, Thos. Dunn. G. B. Glade,
Geo. Everhart, q. w. Wilkinson. w. d.
Ringland, G. o, Richardson. G. e.
Bruce.
Floor-D. e. Dinan (chairman),
Lewis Hart, Joe Fields, otto Morrow,
Lee whitney, HI. L. Horwitz, Joe Pur-
cell, A. E. Champlin. Clint Smith, N.
D. Wasem, Chas. Bland. r. A. Con-
over, G. F. Ruetell.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
The DRUMMER and
The GRAIN GROVER
nHUMMERs AND THE FARMERS
ARE or MUTUAL ASSISTANCE
TO EACH OTHER, DECLARES
EDITOR OF soWER's GATTLINo
GuN-EAcH HELPS THE OTHER.

The editor of Sewers Gattling Gun,
published at Nicholasville, KY, ad-
dresses the following to his farmer
readers: Did you ever stop to think
that drummers keep up our railroads,
our bus and dray lines, our livery
stables, our hotels, etc. This helps us
all, and especially the farmers. These
men have to eat and it takes the
farmers meats, vegetables, grains, ETC.,
to supply them. They pay their mon
ey gto hotels and boarding houses, so
these in turn can buy groceries, pay
rents, etc.
They cause hotels to be built and
furnished, so this gives employment to
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13
TRIP TIPS.


e. G. Smith Of Chicago. represent
ative of the S. S. White Dental Supply
Co., will spend Sunday in the city.
S. G. Griswold of Washburn Crosby
will spend the week end at the Card
ner hotel.
Jim HelIe is one Of the usual sum
day guests in the city.
p. A. Hopkins Of Joliet. Ill, is one
of the travellers who will spend Sum
day in Fargo.
] Irving Howard, the Scribner man,
returned from trip to Wahpeton
yesterday. Mr. Howard said 1t was
a little frosty even for his business
and is not usually undaunted by any
of the elements. But Jack Frost is
the first to put one over on him since
he reached North Dakota from New
York.
William West OF the Minneapolis
Iron store, was one of the arrivals In
the city today for the Sunday holi-
day.
F. ]. Carlisle win spend Sunday in
the city.
r. Ward Smith Of the E,erwell Fuel
Co. is going to spend Sunday in
Fargo
John E. Greene. the Minot attorney.
is in the city
w. H. Way is a week end guest at
|the Gardner this week.
M j. Fullerton, the branch man
ager for the L. G. Smith Typewriter
Co, Is home from day's outing at
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

companionable set Of men. None. any
where, who will respect womanhood,
who will rush to the aid OF the sick
or distressed, who dispel panicky
gloom and business depression, who
viii disseminate smiles, bring glad
ness scatter sunshine to more souls
in more places, than do orr knights
of the grip.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

The parts being stamped of heavy
galvanized steel sheets can be pack
ed in fiat crates, taking low freight
rates.
While this company is at present
making a speciality of "Rusl's Auto
House, in sizes to suit the buyer, they
are prepared on short notice to furnish
buildings suitable for many other pur-
poses such as summer cottages, hunt
ing lodges tool houses, machine
houses, in fact anything that one could
wish in one-story buildings OF neat de-
sign and substantial construction.
The above cut shows an auto house
12x1S feet, used to house an p-to-date
machine of large size, but in order to
appreciate the full meaning OF this an
nouncement one must see It in the
original. During the week of the
Home Produce show, The Fargo Cor
nice & Ornament Co will have one on
exhibition on Roberts Street, opposite
the Fire Hall. All interested in this
line Of work will do we'll to visit them
both at the Produce Show and their
Factory at 1902 Front st.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13


Believing the conditions are ripe in
the City of Fargo and the adjacent
territory for the sale of large num-
Der of substantially built fire-preof
all metal buildings. The Fargo Cornice
& Ornament Co. takes this opportuni-
ty of announcing to the public that
they have added to their list of sheet
metal products an artistically design
ed, easily erected, all metal garage,
known to the trade as 'Rusks Auto
House"
The principles involved in the man
ufacture of these buildings has neces-
STATED the installation of special dies
and machinery as well as the expendi-
ture of no inconsiderable sum of mon
ey in experimental work. but the prod
uct turned out is as near perfection
as mechanical ingenuity and twenty
five years of experience in the sheet
metal business can make
The leading feature of this hand
some little building is the interchange
able parts, making it possible to as
semble building of any size in multi
pies of two feet in length and width.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

Here is remedy that win cure your
cold. why waste time and money ex-
perimenting when you can get a prep
aration that has won a world wide
reputation by it's cures of this disease
and can always be depended upon?
1t is known everywhere as Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. and is medi-
cine Of real merit. For sale by all
dealers.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

A local automobile man who has
just returned from a trip to Chicago
met Lloyd Swords at the LaSalIe
hotel. The latter will be remembered
as an automobile salesman here in the
employ of the r. M. +. Co. Mr..
Swords stated to the Fargo man that
he was now in the employ of the
Everett Co, and had been delegated to
personally open up the New York auto
show. All his friends in this city will
be glad to hear of Mr.. Swords, good
luck and rise in his profession.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

A Chicago man committed suicide
after a card party. The ordinary man.
however is satisfied with being mere
ly bored to death.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

ment and an expression OF pleasure in
a chance meeting.
And the hotel clerks are wondering
land watching.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

Arthur d. Philstrom. the new as
sistant manager at the local branch
Of the L. c. Smith Typewriter Co.. is
getting acquainted with all the trav-
elers in the local hotel lobbies and
says he likes Fargo very much.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

ID. + Russell, representative of
Griggs- Cooper of st. Paul, is expect
ed to spend the Sunday respite in
Fargo.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

Time constantly changes the needs
of any community. The luxury of to-
day will be the necessity of tomorrow.
Ten years ago an automobile was the
toy of the rich. Today, it has become
part of the economical equipment of
a large precentage of business and
professional men. BY its use, they are
able to attend to their business duties
at widely separated points without de-
pending upon common carriages for
transportation. Their homes may be
pleasantly located in the suburbs, away
from the noise of the trolley car and
the cramped-up flats of the down town
district.
This comparative isolation means
that the owner of an automobile can
no longer depend on public garage but
must not only provide a means of pro-
tecting his machine from inclemencies
of the weather, but he must go further
He must provide a building that is
fre-proof as we'll as storm proof and
at the same time it must be compara-
lively inexpensive.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

Jamestown where the thermometer
went down below his shoes quite
distance.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

e. G. Smith Of Chicago, represent
ative of the S. S. White Dental Supply
Co, will spend Sunday in the city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

S. @. Griswold of Washburn Crosby
will spend the week end at the Card
ner hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1912-01-13

jim IIele is one OF the usual sum
day guests in the city.