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THIRD

The third proposition which must b.
passed upon by voters at the coming
election is known as the Eight Hour
Law for Women II provides for the
regulation and limiting Of the honrs
o: employment OF females in manufac-
turing. mechanical and mercantile es.
laundries. hotels and req
taGrants. It declares these occupa-
tions to be Injurious to health and
aud dangerous TO lie and limb. Sec
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ton 2 provides as follows;
NO female shall be employed in any
manufacturing. mechanical or mercal-
tile establishment. laundry. hotel ~
restaurant In this state more th5n
eight out OF twenty-four hours In any
one calander day. The hours OF work
may be so arranged as to permit the
employment OF females at any time
provided that any such female shall
not work more than eight hours dur
ing the twenty-four hours Of any one
calendar day.
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Proposed Amend

At the election on November 9TH
you will ind on the ballot thirty-tw1
lGiiiated or referred amendments OF
laws 70 be voted on.
Every voter should know a much
about these proposed amendments and
laws as possible Every voter should
vote for or against each one of them.
He should not pass any of them by.
You should know that the law IS
good enough to vote for ii or you
should vote against it.
The Daily Record will give an inn
partial synopsis OF each measure,
giving one each day. Some II will
advise you to vote for. some against
and in some cases it will offer no ad-
wise at all.
Here is one thing to remember Tle
subject OF bill may be such that You
would like to vote for 1t but the bill
may be so written that IL is a bad
measue as written. We all. for in
stance. may want 4 strong public util-
tiles law but We may not like the
measure that is offered In most all
cases these measures are written by
partisans and in many cases by peo-
pic who know little about the subject
or law making. \ law may be 50
written as to defeat the very aims Il
its supporters. So that the subject mny
he good but the law very poorly writ
ten.
We will not go very deeply into t',e
meits OF these measures at this time.
Our object is to get the measures
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EXTENDS AID
FOR |. 0. 0. T.
GRAND LODGE

At tae regular session OF the. city
oounol Monday night the sum OF two
hundred dollars was voted from the
miscellaneous fund to assist in the
entertainment of The forthcoming
meeting cf the odd Fellows grand
lodge OF Colorado. WHICH eonvenes
here in annual convention next week.
1t is estimated that not less than
twelve or fifteen hundred delegates
and visitors will be brought here IN
consequence OF the grand lodge ses-
sions and that they will spend at least
ten thousand dollars here all OF which
will find its way into the channels VI
local trade.
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SECOND.

The second proposition submitted -
the voters on the election ballot Is
The Search and Seizure" law as pro-
posed by the Anti-Saloon League OF
Colorado. In short. it provides that
whenever anyone has reason to feel
that intoxicating liquors have been
stored. or are stored in any place
they have the right TO secure an or
der from any district or county Judge
or justice of the peace to search for
and. II found. seize tho intoxicating
liquors. The fact that they are found
Is prima faeie evidence OF the guiit
of the person on whose ground it IS
foand
The title OF the law Is es ioilows;
AN Act to provide foF the eaforce-
ment. by means Of search and seizure
OF local option laws and, of any other
laws OF municipal ordinances prohib-
Ting the sale. barter. exchange. use
or giving away OF any infoxicatins
liquors. or the Keeping for Tie pur-
rose OF sale. use barter or givine
away. and to provide for the issu-
auce OF warrants for the search and
seizure Of liquors and appliances. useI
In connection herewith to rroyIIe
penalties for the violation Of the pro
visions OF this act and all law referr1l
to and TO repeal all acts or pa-ts o.
oeia in conflict herewith.
Section Of the proposed law prae-
ticalIy covers the entire subject I, Is
az follows.
Section. I. II any person make
sworn complaint or affidavit before
any district Judge OF his district Or
before any county Judge or before any
Justice Of the peace. within his county
that he has reason TO believe and docs
believe that intoxicating liquors are
being sold. bartered. exchanged. US
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ABOUT LEAVING CANON.

or all the people who have left Can
On City in the pas, ten years how many
do you know OF who are doing better
than they did in Canon City.
As matter of fact most Of the pei
pie who have gone away from Canon
City are not doing so well as they did
here. This is especially true Of frIit
growers. We have not heard Of anv
body who has invested anywhere Ia
fruit lands or orchards who have bet
tered themselves.
IT'S the old story about looking for
Ereener pastures on the other side 81
the bill
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Attest:
II. S. MADDOX.
Secretary.
stssemen. from ]. z. Newell.

In reference to the above will say
that these lots viii be sold on weekly
payments so small that you will no;
miss II. and no interest on deferred
payments. They arc close in-begin'
six blocks from postonice; they have
city sewerage. city water. city lights.
cement sidewalks. fine shade. See M
advertisement in this paper. Call AMI
see me at once or phone and VII
send representative to see you and
take you over the lots. onlce. Hosel
Denton building Phone Canon 54i.
P NEWELL. The colonist.
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and the occasion was one Of the most
enjoyable in the more recent chron-
icles OF the organization.
Miss Lucas gave an unusually IN.
'erezting magazine article on "our
York in the Philippines which was
,.terwards exhaustlvely discussed.
Miss York told in most entertaining
manner ef the work being done by the
state Board of Health OF Louisiana.
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ed or given away. or kept for the pur-
pose OF being sold. barfered. exchang-
ed. used or given away In violation
of any law of the state Of Colorado.
and such affidavit shall describe the
house or place 10 be searched and the
things to be searched for. such county
or district Judge or justice shall IS
sue a warrant to any officer whom the
complainant shah designate. having
the power 10 serve original process
and commanding him to search the
uen'isos described and designated r.
such affidavit, and II such liquors arc
found there. 10 seize the same. tr-
gether with the vessels in which they
arc contained and all lmplements
aud parapharnalin used and kept 1i
such Illegal selling. bartering. ex-
changing. using or giving away OF In
toEicatins liquors ana 10 safely keep
the same and make immediate return
on said warrant
Such liquors and implements so
found shall be held subject 10 the 1r-
DER OF the court. justice or Judge ls-
suing the warrant. to be used as evi-
donced in the prosecution OF any case
fo- the violation OF any law in eonnec-
tlon with which seizure has been
made and the finding Of such liquor Of
implements sirrrr-bc prima facie evl-
denee that liquors were kep, in rio'a-
tion OF the law
The rest Of the act has to do with
;ho provisions for the enforcement
OF Section / and with the provision Tor
the punishment Of guilty persons. The
punlshmenis run from fine OF not
less than $500 to peniten,iary ,f-
fcnse not exceeding two years
The Resord advises voters to yo'e
for this measure as necessary means
toward the enforcement Of present.
laws
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NEAR EDITORIAL
PROSPEROUS INDICATIONS.

A stranger from Missouri came into
The Record Office the other day to buy
a copy of The Record TO look over the
For Rent ads in the papers in hopes
Of finding suitable furnished house.
In the course OF a little talk he
said:
This is certainly the most prosper
GUS sewn ever saw Back in my
country people who loaf find pine
boxes and old boards quite comfortable
enough to sit on. But out here see
that every real estate man and some
others have big. fine automobile
standing out in front OF his office pr
place OF business for his loafers to bit
in. As / came along past real estate
row l counted eight automobiles in
front of the several real estate offices
all filled with loafers summing them
selves in this fine October sunshine" "
We assured the man that this is in
deed a prosperous community as Il
evidenced by the fine automobiles the
real estate men ct al all ride In but
that he was mistaken in supposlns
for a minute that the men sitting in
the cars were loafers. They were IN
fact citizens OF the town who wese
anxious to buy Canon City property
u,srely waiting for the real estate men
to get time to show them the property
they wanted to buy
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Progress Club Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the mem
bers OF the Progress club was held Al:
the home of Mrs. G. V. Hodgin on Elm
avenue. Lincoln Park. last Monda,
evening. There were twenty-on'
members and four visitors presen
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nlents and Laws

themselves before the people in BRIEF
and readable manner.
lHE FIRST.
The first proposition which VIII
confront the voter OF Colorado on
election morning when he or she turns
to the submitted bills and amend
ments viii be the proposed state
wide prohibition constitutional amend
ment.
1t was submitted under the direction
OF the woman's Christian Temperance
Union and has for its object the es-
tablishment of statewide prohibition
in Colorado. 1t is one OF the shortest
amendments submitted. If adopted It
will add a new article to our consti-
tuition. 1t reads;
no person, association or copora-
ton shall. within this state. manI-
facture for sale or gift any intoxicat-
ing liquors; and no person. associa-
ton or corporation shall import into
this state any in toxicating liquors OF
sale or gift; and no person. associa-
ton or corporation shall. within this
state. sell or keep for sale any intox-
icating liquors or orer any intoxicat-
ing liquors for sale. batter or trade;
provided. however. that the handling
cf intoxicating liquors for medicinal
or saeramentai purposes may be pro-
vided for by statute"
The Record advises the people Of
Canon City to vote for this measure.
II it carries It viii remove from cal-
ou ciiy one OF our bi-annnal. disagree
able local issues
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Mrs. Hodgln served very dainty re-
Treatments. after which the club nd-
iouined to meet Monday evening. DC
,ober twen,y-hraf; at the home of Mis-
Boyle.
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j. P. Newell. The Coionist, offers the
people OF Canon City an unusual op-
portunity. It's worth your while %
read his half page ad in this Issue -
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Every thrifty man and woman ;;
Canon city should read the half pas'
advertisement of J. p. Newell. The Col
onist, in this issue.-Adv.
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(AdyerusementDN
Wanted Cider Apples.

VIII pay highest market price. Call
MS up before selling The Royal Gorge
ruit Growers Association.
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ing rubbish in the afternoons
REDUCE TIE NOISES.

ihN fupuiru IN the afternoons
gLDrCE TIE NOISES.
a man says that some auto owners
are too free with the noise they max
With their auto hornsA These horns
should be used only in case Of dnnser.
Some cities have rigid laws to re-
strict this noise
10 PROTECT THE FLOWERS.
gentleman says that he likes tho
stories we have given to the growers
OF flowers but that many people plusk
flowers that do not belong to them
and that an ordinance should be pass
ed to protect the flowers that people
uiant and care for.
LEVEL DOWN THE STREETS.
An alderman suggests that II would
be a good thing to get the gankof con-
yicts working ON the streets down IN
the heart OF town and level down some
of the very uneven places in the bnsy
busiess streets.
WANTS FLY TRIPS.
a lady suggests that before another
ny season starts in an ordinance
should be pnssed requiring every bus
lness house to have a large ny trap
at both Its front and hack door. with /.
such a systematic effort for Whole
season the fly nuisance would Se
greatly reduced.
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Santa Fe Ordinance Adopted.

See the half page advertisement Of
j p. Newell. The Colonist. in this pa
per. II will interest you.-Adv.
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IHE PASSION F0R 4 THRILL.

Some ladies were talking the other
cay about raising some money for .
worthy cause In Canon. Here is tho
original way they hit upon
They propose TO get the city council
to s.ve them the free use OF the
streets. surrounding a single block.
fer day. \ block they thinI most
suitable for this purpose both from
its present condition and its central
location is the square made ~ of
Main street. Fifth street. Macon ave-
nue. and Sixth street. n
Then they propose TO get tho merS
bers OF the Automobile club 10 do
nate tho use Of their cars for a day.
with this equipment they proposs,
TO run Grand Roller Coaster for y
day. A lady who has been around
the block IN her car a few times Says
that the wavy Streets little bhmps
and little hoies. little hiils and hqi-
lows. give most delishtful scnsa-
ton IN car-cven better and more
fascinating than the thrills yon &c, on
the Roller Coaster or the Derby Et
Denver.
-rh.. t.Hf.s b.fr.vc that fhc s,ssfu,,
for a now thtin Is 80 great that they
can keep n hundred cars loaded ~
day long a; a nickel a ride and t>.t
they can thus pick up several hundred
dollars Tor a worthy cause.
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LOOK OFT FOR SCHOOL CHILDRR'

\ gentleman who runs an automo-
bile himself said the other day that
people who drive autos should be ex-
ccedlngly careful when they are near
the school houses So many little
folks are not thoughtful Of their own
safety and near the schools many
play in the streets. Drivers who are
inclined to speed elsewhere should be
especially careful when nearing the
school house
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Assist Library Board.

local trade.
Assist Library Board.
At the request OF the library com
mittee resolution was adopted by the
council agreeing to pay the annual
premium for the insurance of the pub
lie library building and its contents.
amounting to one hundred and eleven
dollars and ten cents. Heretofore the
insurance premium has been paid out
of the fund set apart for the maintain
ance and support OF the institution.
Grease Traps Must BE Cleaned.
AfterNa discussion OF the matter-s
resolution was adopted that hereafter
all grease traps ordered cleaned must
Re SO recommended by the proper Of
fcials of the city. The fact that a trap
has not been opened for a specified
period Is not sufficient under the
terms OF the resolution TO warrant the
issuance of an order for its cleaning
at the expense of the property owneT
Considerable trouble has been expert
enced by the council in the past from
people who were unwilling TO pay for
the cleaning OF the grease traps On
their premises and the resolution
adopted Monday night viii reduce the
number OF complaints on that account.
Committee Adjusts Dispute.
The FIRE committee reported to the
council Monday night that the contro-
versy between itself and the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Light q Power eo.n-
plny in relation to the payment Of
Till OF one hundred and seyenty-si1
dollars and thirty-ave cents for the
lnsallation Of a couple OF FIRE plugs
near Soda Point for the protection Of
the company plant had been amica-
bly, adjusted and settlement made .m
the basis submitted by the committees
The officials Of the company we're at
first Inclined to believe that the city
das discriminating against it IN
charging up an expense account for
the Installation OF the fire plugs N
question. but on the matter being eN-
planned to them acknowledged their
mistake and tenlered payment OF all
costs in the matter
Licenses Issued.
On formal application and the sub
mission of the required bond and sure
tY billiard and pool licenses we're or
dered Issued by the city clerk to the
Canon Bowling company; d. NJ. Sup
perstein. the Canon Cigar company.
and to W r Dodds These licenses
run for term Of six months
Santa Fe Ordinance Adopted.
On motion ordinance No. >. series
OF 1912. pertaining to the request ..
the Santa Fe Railroad company 10
extend its tracks across First street.
vas adopted on second reading and
ordered published as required by law
The officers reports for the month OF
September were read and placed ON
file and bills for the month as recon-
r,ended by the finance committee wers
ordered paid.
See the half page advertisement Of
u Nesvail Tho C,lorfat In .bfa ,ta-
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Suggestions From Others

In the course Of a few weeks We get
a lot Of good suggestions 10 wri;o
ahoui-morc good suggestions than we
rave time 70 write. sometimes. We are
always glad to have the suggestion
We are usually glad to wr1tH aboit
them. Though We have found that
many Of our suggestions are not al
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CIT THE WEEDS.

A lady writes MS that she thinks the
authorities should see that the vacant
lots as welI'as the streets should ee
cleaned OF weeds She thinks that
these weeds are the cause OF muck
hay fewer, aad other troubles.
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NEW BUILDING PLANNED.

Things are looking up for Canon
City. The town is being completed
and finished up in fine shape
A new Santa Fe depot is the latst
announcement
The $4,000 Y. N. c \. building
has been started.
The 100000 Odd Fellows home :
being planned. The grounds hasi
been purchased and Is Sing put IN
shape
A lot OF things are under way. It's
a good time to come to Canon City
and buy property.
MIR. lyman NOT TO Run.
Mr. lyman is not going TO run for
governor on an independent ticket
this year. although his petitions had
been very generally circulated and
signed by his friends.
After conference with Candidate
Ammons. Mr.. lyman called on the In
dependent movement and has an
nounced that he will deliver his sup
tort to Ammons-
It is pretty generally understood
among politicians that Mr.. Ammons
has promised Mr.. lyman re-appoini-
ment as warden. This. OF couVe.
would have some effect on an inde-
pendent candidacy.
AS the old saying goes. a bird in "
49, A.. ...,..,t. 49,. l., ~. t,.A
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Licenses Issued.

On formal application and the sub
mission of the required bond and sure
ty billiard and pool licenses we're or
dered issued by the city clerk to the
Canon Bowling company; d. NJ. Sup
perstein. the Canon Cigar company.
and to W T. Dodds. These licenses
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LOOK orr FOR FIRE.

\ business man says that he thinhs
business men should be more careful
of uncovered ash pits and about burn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-31

WanseSv-A Partner VIVA Can Attend
20 offkce; must be hustler and well
recommended Established busi-
ness{ Address PRIVATE BOX lsa.
city,
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MANY CLASSES ARE
PROTESTING RATES

WASHINGTON. Dec. so.-Miners'
grain dealers, lumoer.nsn. and s,,s.. cot =,
ss.ocia lion. composed OF trade oodies
in every section Of the ccuns.y. a.
wen a. attorneys for all the Trans asns.
continental railroads. appeared neIo.c
~. interstate commerce commission
TO-DAY to present their arguments con.
earning the substitution OF t,nnase
in transit Of grains. noor. iu"osT ~"
Former senator Chester l Lons.
Governor Lind. Of Minnesota; san.
ator Knute Nelson. Judge Cowan. OF
T~~as and 4 number Of other promi-
nent men. appeared ~ counsel.
Arguments OF the miiie,s OF TIE
somtheast wero directed mainly against
: r,,Ie adopted by the commission,
respecting the substitution Of Hour TOR
grain in transit. i Va. :. IRE asEsd ' sn.
y ii.A iossss to the grain DEALERS. and
elevator owners, and resulted In con-
fusion generally in the trade.
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Mr.. B|kFORO MAY
SUCCEED S1EARNES
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION AS
ISOLATION OFFICIAL CAM
DrDATE FOR POSITION.

Jesse Fl. Binford. executive secre-
.ary OF the Cooperative Education
association of Virginia, has announced
himself as a candidate for the secre-
;arysfifp OF the State board of educa-
ion to succeed r. c. Stearnes, who
becomes State superintendent OF pub
lie instruction.
Secretary Binford is one of the best
Known among the States younger
EDUCATORS and one Of the most popa-
ar He has travelled all over the
state in the interest OF the co-opera-
I've educational work, is thoroughly
familiar with existing conditions as
we'll as the needs OF the States insti-
utions, and Is peculiarly fitted for
he ONCE Of secretary. which Mr.
stearnes vacatea In addition to his
knowledge OF conditions. Mr.. Bin
sord is an educator of ability and en-
nentiy qualified for the position he
se eks.
Mr.. Stearnes. who has the appoint
ment OF the secretary. will pronaoiy
announce his decision in day or 30.
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new YEAR DAY At.
CENTRAL !. N. c. A.
ELABORATE PROGRAM AR
RANGED FOR EVENING BE-
FORE AND ALL THE DAY.

In keeping with the spirit of things.
the last day of the old year and the
first day OF the new year Will be
fittingiy celebrated at the big build
Ing OF the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, Grace and Seventh streets
All events will be open to senior MEM
bers and their friends. both ladies and
gentlemen, except the afternoon en-
tertainment in the auditorium on New
Years day. which Will be for boys
and their boy and girl friends.
The program will include Wiifred
the Magician and his company. also
Polk MiIlcr's Old South quartet, and
liz as follows:
Tuesday, December 81, 1919.
Members and Their Friends, Ladies'
and Gentlemen. ~.
In the Gymnasium.
$3.50 p. M.--Graded class demon
stration-
$40 p. M.-Horizontai and paral-
lei bar specials.
9:2G P. M.--Group games and swat
fest.
s:3s p. M.-Aerialistic acrohatic.
$50 p. M.-Volley ball. Secretaries
Va. Dormitory Men.
10 p. M.-Bask etbaii, Graded Glass
-. Reserves
1880 A. M.--Boys, a." gymnastics
md games.
1870 A. M--Seniors, basketball.
IL M-Business men, voiiey ball
p. M-Basketball, Boys "A VS.
unior Reserves.
In the Auditorium.
$50 p. M.-Rutherford-O South
quartet.
In the Gymnasium
5:30 p. M.-volley ball, Doctors
g. Insurers.
s:I5 p. M-Indoor baseball Sin
lies vs. Doubles.
TAB p. M.-Basketball-Tw
'nnuai game, Juniors Va. uterine
Hates.
New Years Night.
$50 p M--Wilfred the Magician;
Did South quartet.
In the Gym 1asium.
10 p, M-Basketball, Seniors VS.
, gymnasium Leaders .,..
It will be open house all day. WIFI
IN Informal reception from O'Clock
IN the afternoon till 3 at night
Strangers In the city will be cordially
welcomed.