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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-27
FRUIT AND ALFALFA LANDS.

IN THE FAMOUS OKANAGAN
valley Of British Columbia, the
greatest apple growing district in
America; lots from 10 acres up
ward: Okanagan apples first in
quality In competition with the
world; prices. $50 an acre until
October l. 1912: will raise to $3.50 an
acre on that date: also 1000 acres
In. block choice fruit and alfalfa
lands: price. $4,000: best large in
vestment In the west. For par.
ticulars write Hitchner Bros. West
bank. GlenrOsa. British Columbia.
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HArrER.

HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED.
HAT bnx. ~ Nhrth' Fl6kihb avenue.
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WHY BUY A SECOND TYPE
writer when You can purchase di-
rect from the manufacturers factory
rebuilt Remington and Smith
Premiers for $40 and up: fully guar
anteed; new rental rates. one
fourth year $5. Call up or address
w. j. Grover. local agent. Bell
phone 3Aa black. city.
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l. ATEST PHONOtSRAPH. ALL
equipped to play. pare and record
and minute records: rs 2 and 4
minute records go with this ma
chine; a bargain for someone: Rem
ington typewriter cheap; beautiful
banquet lamp that cost 1890. no
reasonable offer refused; one gas
generating lamp of 100 candle power,
turns inky blackness into daylight,
burns kerosene. Will sell the agency
for Montana with this lamp: Stanley
universal plane No. 55: quick acting
cabinet makers Wise; heavy black
smith wise: also other tools too num-
erous to mention. to be sold at your
own price. 11l4 Poplar street
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MATERNITY HOSPITAL.

HOME DURING CON.
flnement; new and convenient
Phone 369 red: residence, ,64e Rollins,
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pNGssnAk,Ma.

DREssMAKING BY THE DAy. MRS.
Z Hodgson. as West Pine.
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WANTgo-sALEsMEN.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A LIVE
man selling our guaranteed Yakima
valley grown nursery Stock; ex-
elusive territory: outfit free: cash
weekly: "hustle." not experience, re-
:. qp'Ped. Toppenish Nursery com.
i pAny. Toppenish. Wash.
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Notice for Publication.

WEtUV0ey Tut NUpIIC2n
First publication. 5-27-19f2.
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FOR SALE-oNE DRESSER. ONE
oil heater. one 3-hole alcohol stove,
garden tools. lawn mower. wrlnger,
wash tub. one 15x21 plate glass
mirror, utensils. etc. one set OF
works OF Guy d'Maupassant. most OF
the books still with leaves uncut.
q 1119 South Fourth street west;
phone 669 red. ...
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WILL STOCK ARKANSAS
WITH GAME FISH

4 movement looking to tie stocking
OF the Arkansas river with trout and
other game Gsh Is under way and was
brought TO the consideration OF The
Arkansas Valley Commercial associa-
,,oa At its annual meeting at the
Commerce club rooms in Pueblo last
Monday afternoon.
7. NJ. Harding Of Canon City told
of the placing OF several thousands
hsh in the Arkansas river - the co A.
mereial ORGANIZATIONS there and r. p
Rubin u salida announced that the
business meas association Of bis home
town had stocked the river at that
point.
The valley association approved the
movement and the commercial orEanl-
zations Of Canon City. Floreace. Sail
da. Pueblo and other towns pledged
their support OF the enterprise through
their delegates. II the plans are ca
ried out millions OF game nsh will D..
placed IN the Arkansas river at vari-
ous places In Colorado within ihc
next few months
II is claimed that since the tailInsa
from the placer mining At Granite has
been forbidden to be turned into iaa
river by an iniuncilve order OF the
Fremont county district court Tbs
river will support game nsh ius, a.
I, did before the river was contamlHat-
ed by the refuse from the placer work
ings a quarter Of century ago.
The stocking OF the river Is TO be ~
experiment II the fsh multiply and
grow to a slze suitable to afford sport
for fishermen. the Arkansas. IT,.
claimed. will become one Of the nnefi
fishing streams In the ooGniry.-Pueb'
10 Star-Journai
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SPLENnlD MEETING At COAL
[ CREEK SATURDAY MIGHT

One Of the best meetings thus far
LeId by the Republican and Progres-
sive candidates for county ofilces took
place at Coal Creek last Saturday
night There was a large attendanoe
OF people from the surroupJing coun-
try and the utmost interest was shown
in the discussion Of the issues OF the
campaign. David 6. Davis. precinct
chairman. presided and introduced the
speakers, who were enthusiastically
received. The glee club was preseus
and. az usual. contributed 10 the pleas-
ure and enjoyment OF the occasion.
The large crowds and enthusiasm tina:
are everywhere greeting the Repubii-
can and Progressive candidates in this
county are highly gratifying and ia
dicate an exceptionally big vote for
them at the coming election
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7AYING CONCRETE FOUNDATION

The work Of placing the cpncrege
foundation for the Y N. c. A. 0uila-
ing was begun Saturday and will 5o
carried on as expeditiously rs possible
The concrete Is prepared by a mixing
machine and a large number OF men
are engaged in dumping It into lhe
trenches where il will serve as bass
for the stone TO be laid later. It i7
expected that with fine weather in the
meantime the foundation will be con-
pleted and ready for the supers,ruc-
ture In about thirty days.
\ couple OF steel glrders. thirty
eight feet. six inches long and weigh
ing five thousand six hundred poun Is
each. were received for use in the
building a few days ago from Beta
lehem. Pennsylvania. and will be plac-
ed in position as soon as the founda-
tion is completed. The freight on the
two girders from Pennsylvania here
was three hundred and thirty-eight
dollars.
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DISCUSSED MEASURES TO
Be VOTED ON At ELECTION

The regular preaching service at
the First Christian church Sunday
night was waived by Pastor Reed 70.
the purpose of affording the members
OF the congregation an opportunity
to discuss the measures to be voted
on at the coming election most vitaily
affecting Christianity John w. En-
merscn gave the reasons why NJ
would vote for statewide prohibition;
@. II. Rau why he favored the propos-
ed search and seizure law and hrn :.
b. Cartwright why the mothers con-
pensation act should become law.
Next Sunday night some OF the other
initipted and referred measures
should be enacted into statutes.
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BIG CROWD HEARD
HEARD JUDGE LINDSEY

The opera house was crowded TO is
capacity last Saturday night by pco-
pie anxious to hear Judge Ben 3.
Lindsey OF Denver discuss the plat
form of the Progressive party and the
issues involved In the campaign. Every
seat on the lower floor and in the gal
lery was occupied and many Of those
in attendance unable to obtain better
accommodations stood In the aisles
and along the walls 10 hear the dis
tinguished speaker. The meeting was
presided over by DR.. ]. Homer Dick
son, chairman of the Progressive COM
mittee for Fremont county. who intro
duoed Judge Lindsey as one OF the
leaders In the movement for political
and industrial reform.
Saturday nights meeting was by FAR
the largest political gathering that has
taken place in Canon City since thu
opening OF the present campaign and
was a tribute to Judge Lindsey ol
which he may well be proud In the
audience were many ladies. Judg'
Lindsey addressed n large assemb-
lage at the First Presbyterian church
at IL o'colck Sunday morning on thu
initiated and referred measures 10 b
submitted TO the voters of Colorado
at the elections next week.
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William H. Newcomb Will
Make Most Efficient Sheriff

officer and it is the general opinion
that Mr.. Newcomb has made one OF
the most earnest and one of the very
best officers that Florence has ever
had.
When on duty he is always there
and regardless of the Job that IS pass
ed up to him, whether 1t be the hunt
ing and arresting OF a Desperate.
criminal or some minor performance,
he executes his official duty quierly.
suavely and completely. He has in
deed the qualities that will make him
an ideal sheriff
William Newcomb is a great big. Gne
appearing, genial fellow OF frst-cl.,ss
address and gentlemanly appearances
and his whole six feet. two inches OF
powerful frame and healthy physique
will be at the service of the county all
the time.
Mr.. Newcomb is not only big IN
frame. but he IS big in character and
one that you can rely on and court
upon. Never in the history OF the
county has a man presented himself
for the position of sheriff better equip
ped than Mr.. Newcomb. in physiIus.
In dlseernment. in unquestioned hon
esty and integrity. and II elected ihc
people can be assured OF not ouly a
capable and competent officer. but
one ever available. one ever ready to
make the word crime send SILVER
over the spinal column Of every Ell
doer
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THE ROBART- HARDY KUPTIALS

Eiba Robart. formerly of Florence.
but now a resident OF this city. and
Mrs. Margaret Hardy OF SIC River
street. we're married by Rev. u. NJ.
Jameson at the parsonage OF the
United Presbyterian church on South
Ninth street Wednesday evening.
The groom is the popular deputy
state commander for the Knights OF
the Maccabees OF the worll and has
many friends both in Florence and
this city. The bride Ia pleasant an i
popular young woman who has a host
OF friends who extend 70 her their
congratulations on her marriage. Nc.
and Mrs. Robart Will make their home
at SIG River street
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
ENJOYED BEEFSTEAK FRY

The members Of J. p. Waits sun
day school class at the First Me,ho-
dist church enjoyed beeisteak f.y
at the tunnels on the roadway into the
Royal Gorge last Friday night, The
perfect weather aud the full mo IN
made the occasion an ideal one .or
such an outing and the arair will be-
long remembered BY all fortunate
enough to have been present
a great hre was built on the eat
side OF the main tunnel and there the
beefsteak vas cooked and the weiners
toasted to a turn. After the feast %
heefsteak. welners. sand Niehes. coffee
and apples. games were played un.il
time to return 70 town. Those pres-
ent we're Misses Eva Virgins. June
Emmerson. I.eda Howells. Ruth Mai-,
Glen varney. Ruth Morris. Harriet
Pratt and Mr.. and Mrs } p Waltz.
the two latter acting a. ehaperones.
The young men we're Herbert fleece.
Robert Acker. Melvin Melohi. Frank
McEn.ry. Edward shaFman. PaIl
Rossard and NJ J.. Waits. JF.
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. C. H. Mattoon who has beea
very i'll for the past two weeks. is
somewhat better but still very veal.
Mr.. c. A. Norman drove 10 Cripple
Creek and expects to be gone several
days
Mrs. Mills of Wilson Creek spent the
day visiting with Mrs. Shoemaker ."
Wednesday.
". W Rice drove TO Pueblo with a
load OF apples which he expects 10
dispose OF in the Steel city.
ss...
W. A. Watson, Robt Pearcy. c. =.
Norman ana W. c. James all disposed
of load OF apples in the Cripple
Creek district last week.
The apple crop on the Park is un-
der the cover and out OF danger of
freezing. The old timers say the ap-
pies are the most highly colorea In
their recollection.
Miss Ethel Taylor has accepted q
position as saleslady at Nelson's bak-
cry.
Messrs. McComb. Gleason and Nei
son OF the McComb & Gleason Com
mission Co. OF Pueblo. we're on ihs
Park buying apples the first Of the
week.
sssss
Charles Jackson and Eb Ge'.ld eaea
took load or apples to Colorado
Springs. 1. IS reported that the sale
on apples in that district is dae.
The Park Center Land and water
company has a force Of men cieanins
and repairing the ditch which viii
ts.ke some time yet to finish.
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William Newcomb. whose photo
graph appears above. is candidate for
Sheriff of Fremont county upon ,he
Republican and Progressive ticket. Fer
over thirty years Mr.. Newcomb has
lived in Colorado and most OF that
time has been spent in Fremont couu-
ty.
In April OF 1911 he was unanimously
selected by the city council of Flor
ence as Chief of Police Immediately
upon resuming his Official duties he
gave evidence OF the Inherent tra Il
which stamped him es an ideal pe,c"
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Judge James L. Cooper is the son of
Adam d. Cooper and Margaret L.
Cooper. both pioneers in the state oi
Colorado.
His father died in 1892. but his
mother Is still living. at the age Of -.
and resides In Canon City.
Judge Cooper is somewhat Of a
pioneer himself. having been born in
Denver in 1865 With his parents Re-
settled IN Fremont county. on a
ranch. Ia 1873. and moved TO Canon
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MEETING OF FRIEnDSIIN
COUNCIL At DENTON HOTEL

The regular meeting OF the Friends
in Council vas held in the dining room
Of Hotel Denton Friday a,frnoon.
Mrs Allan Bell presiding
Under the head OF ~Prchlsiorie
Races J. + Jeancon Of tblorado
Springs. who has gained AN cnsiable
reputation a. an archioiogis;. gaf1 a
most interesting and instructive fec-
ture on The Southwest Of Yesterday
He gave minute descriptions of the
cilG d~cllers Of different sections. pha
hnest OF which are founs at siancovis
Southwestern Colorado. Two Of them.
upon which he dwelt Al length. were
the Spruce Tree House so named
Tor a large spruce tree which stood
front Of the house-it has ia rooms
and the Balcony House with twenty
four rooms. Two rooms in this house
remain uncovered lie gave an &C
count of the manner OF hurial-si-
though there is evidence to show thlt
cremation WAS prsyaient--aiso many
OF their customs.
It Is matter Of conference.-the
the ancient people accomplished 20
much without the aid Of metal insirH-
men,s. as none are found in the es-
eayatlons made by searchers
The work Of building towers. born
round and square. Is perfect. showing
an accurate knowledge Of oonstS 5.
ton.
Mr.. Jeancon had good collection cf
pottery, and other ourios found in .,hc
'elin dwellings; also Indian ~ -
which were examined aud expiana-
tions made.
1t Is hoped that the services OF Mr..
Jeancon can be secured for lecture
upon the Indians. among whom he
has spent much time and is oonver-
SAINT with their manner and customs.
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FIRST NUMBER
STAR COURSE
GREAT TREAT

A splendid audience was present at
the First Methodist church Thursday
night to eujoy the initial number OF
the y. VI. c. A. Star Course of enter
ta.nments, and in its rendition the
highest anticlpations of its patrons
was more than realized. The attras-
tion was Miss Katherine Ridgeway
and her superb company in a program
of recitations. Instrumental music and
song. one OF the best organizations OF
its kind that ever visited Canon City.
As a reader Miss Ridgeway has no
superior in the country, and her work
everywhere is the subject of praise
and commendation. or pleasing
personality. fine interpreter f
thought, graceful and expressive in
delineation, she is the artist par ey-
cellence in her chosen profession.
Miss Grace Desmond as pianist made
a decided hit with the audience with
her playing and evoked an enthusiastic
and well merited applause. Mr..
Ludwig C. Meyer, the baritone sololst.
is possessed Of fine voice. highly
cultured under the tuition OF some Of
the most noted instructor in the
= United statea, and showed himself
worthy OF the association with which
he is connected
The Star Course entertainments this
sea.on are seven in number and are
the most expensive ever given the
public here by the Y. IT. c. A., and i
is expected that they VIII he exteudsa
an unusually generous patronage.
Some disappointment was manifest
by holders OF tickets Thursday night
because they were unable to secure
reservations on them. a matter that
was regretted fully as much by the
management as by the patrons Of the
course. Those who first applied
obtained the reserved seats: others
were delinquent and were unable 10
do so. Secretary Collins and his
assistants will endeavor to provide
holders Of tickets with the best seats
possible under the circumstances. but
must adhere to the established rule
of giving the reservations to those
who first apply for them.
The people Of Canon City owe debt
of gratitude to the Y. NJ. c. A. for
supplying them with so meritorious
a series OF entertainments as it has
arranged for this winter, and they are
pleased that 1t was inausurated with
so popular ana artistic a number as
the one presented on Thursday night
by Miss Katherine Ridgeway and her
talented company.
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BIOLOGY CLASS HAD
PLEASANT EXCURSION

In the first light OF last Saturday
morning. as the members OF the biolo-
gy class one by one arrived at the
South Canon high school building.
they beheld "oid Dobin" awaiting
pleasure yet untried in the form OF .
bug chasing excursion into the sur
rounding country.
| After many hours OF wandering ~
hill and down the students arrived az
the Oak Greek grade BY that tine
Old Sol had crossed the meridian Of
said place and the boys were looking
anxiously about for the baskets and
their contents which the girls wee
supposed to have provided to satisfy
the yearnings of a sharpened appetite.
After much careful searching under
the hay they we're at last discovered.
But the girls had arranged that each
must fulall the command OF st. Peter
that them that don't work shan'i
eat. and alas and alack the poor
boys were doomed to cook. their own
dinners.
Accordingly a mass OF pine cones
and sticks were collected and soon
there mingled with the murmur OF tae
nearby stream the merry cracking o.
the flames. Then as 1t was suffering
AMI sputterlng in its mad effort 70
plead for the bugs. srasshopper green.
and the gay butterflies that We were
planning to carry away into captivity,
1t was surrounded by laughing lads
and lassies, who roasted popping
"weaners' on long sticks and fed the
fire with cones gathered from nearby
trees When the "weaners7 and potA-
toes were pronounced done TO %
turn" the cakes cut. and the lemon
juice bad been forced through tie
small mouth OF jug. the faces of all
were radiant in more than one sense
OF the word
When the last -weaner.r the last
crumb Of cake and the last drop o.
lemonade had disappeared. 1t was
announced that the raid on the BUGS
of that neighborhood would begin.
The boys OF the party went wander
ing over the hills in search OF spell
mems. but the girls. having heard the
far away tinkle of COW bell. decided
TO stay near the wagon.
In their chase. the boys Glanced 10
to meet no, only a countless number
of bugs. but also some rabbits. whlcn
added TO the rest OF the days trophies
Upon their return to camp they found
the girls perchei ON the wagon. for
that COW with the bell could be plain
ly seen on the far away hillside.
AS the sun went down the distant
hills. echoed and re-echoed the gay
refrain of the returning excursIonists
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=. Z. Thomas In New York city.

a post card was received from +. f
Thomas at the Record Office this
morning bearing date Of October TWEEN
ty-fourth. Mr.. Thomas announced n
the message that he had Just arrived
In the metropolis from trip by sea
from New Orleans and was stopping
at tho Hotel Belmont.
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fAdrertisementl
James L. Cooper Comes
From Pioneer Stock

City in 1876.
lie graduated from the Canon cit
high school In 1854. and from the UNI
versity of Michigan in 1899; was ad-
mitted TO the bar in 1883. and prao-
ticed law in Fremont county unai
elected county judge. He is married
and has two children.
The court over which Judge Cooper
now presides Is often referred TO IS
the Peoples Court. because 1t is the
court in which every person has busi-
ness sooner or later. because the se-
lation OF this court to the people is
intimate and personal.
The county court has Jurisdiction
in civil and criminal matters. or iuv-
emile delinquents. truants. dependent
and neglected children. estates of de-
ceased persons. lunatics and their es-
tates. and minors and their Estates.
Living or dead. guilty or innocent.
young or old. every individual In the
county will have business in the coun-
" court eventually.
You may escape civil suit Of a
criminal suit. or the charge OF Seing
juvenile delinquent or a truant. or
inquiry into your sanity. but death
and the county report cannot be av J
ed. when you die your estate must
be probatcd in the county court
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PROGRESS CLUB
MET MOnOAY1NIGHT

The regular meeting OF the Progress
club was held at the home of Miss
Boyle. Monday evening.
i The program was unusually inter
hsting. The political platforms we're
given as follows:
Republican-Miss Mcconnell.
Democratic Miss Tanner.
ProgTcssive-Miss Moore.
Prohiblt!on-Mlss Gibbs.
Soelnllst--Mias McDowan.
The platforms and amendments were
heartily discussed. Mra. Benson 1sad
an Interesting paper on Women "a
Politics" ~
Miss Hendricksoa favoredi'hc club
with musical selection. Miss Boyle
treated the club with homemade
candy. After short social time the
club adjourned to meet with Miss
Bachelor In two weeks.
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Los Angeles Resident visited Here.

Mrs T. J. HefIner. while On her way
home to Los Angeles. stopped OF here
for three days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Roach. She continued her
journey Sunday.
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Returns from Ho,chkiss.

Miss FIorencet Acker returned
Thursday night from Hotchklss. Colo.
where she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. r.. s. Bobbitt. during the past
summer.
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Candidate for Recollection as
District Judge for the iith
Judicial Distrirt.
Republican ard ProgressI,e Tickets.
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Womens Samples Of Imported Swiss Ribbed Lde Vests. ian
trimmed Jokes; also silk mixed styles; 900 to l60 values. at.....
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: ~ opcn,ne shc mil rates.


the hour of opening the mill gates. II
started with n crowd Of several hun.
drcd persons who had naintainrd picket
lines In the vicinity OF the Hamilton
mills. About 40 operatives. who had
started for wota ~ the Hamilton mills
Joined the picketcrs. The paraders. led
by a oun woman. went through Jack
son street. 'boolng" at the policemen
stationed at the Hamilton mills.
Then the parade turned into Central
street and made its way through tn,
business section OF the city 10 that part
az the mill district on the southern
bank or the Merrimack river.
Dy this time tho marchcrs numbered
nearly u thousand The paraders
turned dow Army street and made n
demonstration In front OF the Boot mills,
Before they had gone very Tar, how
ever, they were turned bach by a squad
of police. They took the check good
naturedy and retraced their steps for
n short distance. when mother attempt
was made to approach h mill from
another direction. Again the paraders
were frustrated by the police. They
then lief, the mill district and dispersed.