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Most Prompt and Effectual Cure
For Bad Colds.

When you have a bad cold you
want remedy that will not only
give relief, but effect prompt and
permanent cure, remedy that is
pleasant to take, a remedy that con-
tains nothing injurious. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy meets all these
requirements 1t acts on natures
plan, relieves the lungs, aids ex-
pectoration, opens the secretions and
restores the system to a healthy
condition. This remedy has a world
vide sale and use, and can always
& be depended upon. Sold by all
dealers.-Atv.
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Mine Shaft on Fire.

Winnipeg, Man, June 3. "A dis
patch from Nelson, B. c., says thai
the shaft of the War Eagle mine, a
Rossland, caught fire and is burning
fiercely The shaft house has beer
destroyed, but it is not known wheth-
er any lives are endangered. The Wal
Eagle is the largest silver and lead
mine in western Canada.
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CURRENCY Bill Not Ready.

Washington, June 3.-The Wilson
currency bill" will not be presented
in congress before next week, the
president stated. The executive frank
ly confessed that he was "loafing'' last
week, observing Memorial Day, play,
ing golf and roofing at base ball
games and had delayed completion OF
the measure
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Recover Cannon Boy Swallowed.
Chicago, June 3.-Physicians have
removed toy cannon from the stom-
ach of Coleman O'Shaughnessy, aged
three years, who swallowed it while
celebrating Memorial Day. The can,
non was one and a half inches long.
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Black Damp Takes Life of Miner

Shamokin, Pa. June 8. = William
Zengal was smothered to death at the
Enterprise colliery by black damp col
lecting after fall of top rock. A mum
Der of men escaped by hurrfedly leav-
ing the section when the black damp
gathered.
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Trinidad. Colo, June "a bronze
statue of Kit Carson was unveiled
here in the city park by Miss Leon
Wood, of La Junta, granddaughter
Of the famous scout.
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U. S. Minister to Venezuela Resigns
Caramac, Venezuela, June 3. RI
liott Northcott, United States minis
ter to Venezuela, has resigned from
the diplomatic service. He sailed fol
home, leaving the American legation
in charge of Richard James Biggs
Jr., the diplomatic clerk of the lega
tion
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03
Unequaled For a Bad Cold.

Ask anyone who has tried it and
he will tell you that Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy has never been
equaled Miss Clara Oster, House
Springs, Mo-, when speaking of this
remedy, said: Il feel sure that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
best on the market to cure cough
or a bad cold on the lungs. am
only too pleased to say afew words
IN It's pI a iaes.a' Il or sa leT by aii deaf
aers. .--AdY.
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FOR SALE-Building lots on
Park Lane and Edgewood avenue.
Easy terms Small purchase pay
ment and monthly deposits will buy
one. Apply to Edv. s. Phillips. l +
l1S-tf.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Friday night, package. in
heavy brown paper, red twine. Re
ward If returned to Banner office.
31-4t.
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HUBERT H. WRIGHT, Agent
Is RACE STREET
For Sale

FOR SALE pair mules. gentle,
work anywhere, and good workers;
8 year old colt. gentle to all har-
uees and good driver; 1 two-horse
wagon. Richard Smith, care Stew
ems, Smith G Co.
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s FOR SALE small row boat.14
it. long. Apply Milton Andrews,1 l 6
Mill st. 29-3t.
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WANTED-In private family, 3
gentlemen hoarders Address A,Ban-
ner office. 5-26-1w.
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FOR SALE-Old newspapers, 10c
a hundred. Banner office
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-06-03

FOR RENT-stables on Acade-
my st.. formerly occupied as town
stablss. Good location. Apply E..
3. Phillips. s-17-tf.
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Wanted

WANTED-New and End hand
furniture. and all kinds Of rugs, car
pets, mattings. Highest cash price.
J.C.White & 1T Gay st. 5-19-1m.
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For Rent

FOR RENT-Flat, rooms. Ap-
ply w. H. Leonard. Choptank Ave.
6-15-tf.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
SOUTH CANON AND LIN
COLIN PARK SETTING CAM
ON CITY GOOD EXAMPLE

Cleanup DAY on the south side II
the river Tuesday. April 2sth-
Anyone riding through South Canon
and Lincoln Park would think that
every day was n cleanup day in these
communities. and cannot help but be
impressed with the civic Improvement
enthusiasm that has taken hold on
the people there. Every where yards
are ebing cleaned up. trash burned.
and rubbish hauled away. By the time
cleanup day arrives South Canon and
Lincoln Park will have very little
trash and rubbish to remove.
Mrs. David l. Robson. president of
the South Canon and Lincoln Park
Improvement league. has perfected a
splendid organization and the work
Of her committees is to be seen an
every direction. II looks as II the
entire communities had constituted
themselves a committe Of one to see
that the ideas of the league are fully
carried out.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
MARRIED SUNDAY MlGHT

Miss Sarah Emard and Mr.. MIllard
spansicr of this city were married
Saturday night by Justice OF the Peace
David J. Houston. Mr.. spanglcr. bet
ter known as 'Is.- is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. spangier OF South Ninth
street and Is well known here. hav-
ing been employed In the Buntcn auto
garage for a number OF years as chief
electrician. At present he is employed
in similar capacity at Cripple creex.
Miss Emard is a popular young lady
OF this city. OF charming personality
and happy disposition. Their many
friends declare them perfectly
matched couple They win make their
home In Cripple Creek
This ceremony was the nrst per-
formed by Justice Houston.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

Young Man-are you saving any
money.
Canon City has n lot OF fins active.
smart. enterprisiug young men, We
suppose no town In the state has
finer set OF young men
But among them all how many DO
you suppose are saving any money?
A business man recently said that
among all the young men he knew
intimately not one was saving any
money-cvery one was spending all he
made
We hope that the young men he
knows do not represent all the young
men of this community.
Success depends largely on saving
some money. Money is not all by
any means. and In this rapid age there
Is little danger OF any young man In
Canon City making n god OF money
to any very harmful extent
But money n more or less neces-
sary to success in any line-at least
necessary to a comfortable old age.
The way a young man starts out IS
the way he finishes.
What a young man does at % he $
pretty apt to do at 80 and at i3. On
the average the young man who saves
a part OF his earnings at % will te
doing SO at 30. And on the average
the young man who spends every dol
lar he is making at % will be spend
ing every dollar he Is making at So
and will have nothing saved up at ts.
You can take the people you know
in Canon City.
without exception the men we know
between the ages OF So and so who
have anything laid. up were money
savers as young men-were earning
moderate sums 20 years ago but saw
ing n part OF II.
Every one OF these men have
friends and early day companions
who have earned as much as he has
earned but have nothing today be-
cause they spent It as fast as 1T was
earned.
1t has been the same always and
always will be--a few win save and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
WORKING UP BUREAU
FOR ARKANSAS VALLEY
Pueblo Leader:

Pueblo Leader:
Judging from the word received
from ordway this morning at the Com
merce club, the committee which left
here yesterday in the interes, OF the
organization OF an immigration bureau
in the Arkansas valley. Is meeting with
n hearty reception In the places visit
ed Yesterday the oommittes consist
ing Of ]. II. Jenkinz, J. y. Newell and
n +. Scribncr. visited Manzanoia
where in conjunction with II. d. Dye
they held a preliminary meeting and
decided on the plan OF visiting several
Of the important towns In the valley
this week. Last night they held a
meeting at ord~ay which was attend
cd by one OF the commissioners Of
Crowley county. They were assured
OF financial assistance from the COM
mlssioners OF that county.
Today tho committee is visiting
Sugar City. Rocky Ford. swink and La
Junta- Al La Junta they expected
this afternoon to meet with the county
commissioners as we'll as members OF
the Commerce club OF that city. II
Is the opinion from the reports re-
ceIved to date tha, the committee viii
have but little dinInculty In securing
the $4,000 desired for the promotion
OF the immigration bureau in the Ar
kansas valley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
ABOUT SAVING MONEY
A NEAR EDITORIAL

the many will spend And the young
man who saves little each year will
always be ~en on and the young man
who thsas. hat ~ must i've as he
goes along and spends all he earns
will always be broke and will usually
be cursing his luck. and opportunities.
and the laws OF inequality.
One man who earned much in his
day. who started poor and died old
and rich said. Young man. IL you
would make success OF life. save IS
cents of every dollar you make. Save
IS cents OF every dollar you earn II
you can. but save e5 cents anyway"
Saving Is as much of a habit rs
smoking. II is a habit. that is all
We know a young man who is getting
$50 a month. another who is getting
500 a month and another who is get
ting 500 a month. All three men are
spending every cent they earn and
the man who spends $500 n month has
no better time than the man who
spends $50 month.
We know another man who earns
only se5 a month and he has saved
enough in the past few years to buy
home. And he has a better time,
gets more real enjoyment out OF life.
than any one of the other three.
We know a man who was a school
teacher all his life. and who never
got more than a teachers wage and
never made a lucky investment. yet
he died moderately rich. He saved a
little money each year and got IT 10
earning or per cent and after a
while his interest amounted TO more
than his salary.
The tendency OF the times is to
berate the rich. Some OF then In New
York no doubt deserve the abuse
they get. But I'M most small cities
like Canon City the men who have
accumulated n little more than the
average are merely the men who be-
gan as young men to save a part of
what they earned.
Think II over. Young Man,
Think II over. Old Man. and tell the
Young Man what you have observed
In your own life time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
COMMITTEE
PRESENT.
TARIFF BILL
go
IN HOUSE
tBy United Press,

Washington. April 22.-The fourteen
Democratic members OF the ways and
means committee who framed the tar
IN bill submitted their report to the
house today. The report denounces
the Payne law. II estimates the an
nuai receipts under tha Underwood
bill at ss2s.oco.ooo and the expenses
,ss4. .7so. 600. 1t estimates the ineofe
tar receipts s7o.ooo. 900. which would
overcome the deficit
The report furnishes statistics on
the increased cost OF living. deelar-
ing that food products have Increased
In cost an average OF 4s.7 per cent
since 1897. Farm products have in
creased 30 per cent; food &c per cent:
metals and implements As per cent.
and furniture "a per cent The great
est increase was on lard. isf per
cent
The report said that the trainers
OF the Underwood bill rejected AZ a
tariff making guide the Republican
slogan difference In cost OF produc-
ton at home and abroad declaring
that foreign costs were really unas-
ccrtainable. The report advises ths
free listing of sugar aud raw wool
and urges an income tax II accused
the protective tariff system OF eaus-
Ing two rapid n depression OF the
natural resources.
There was no session OF the senate
today. The house met At noon. The
latter body passed the sandry civil
bin. carrying one hundred and sixty
one million dollar appropriation after
n fen-rnInuto consideration. The
measure carries clause preventing
the government prosecuting farmers
or labor unions under the sherman
law.
Congressman Gallagher Of Illlnoi1
lntroduced a resolution providing that
committee OF seven congressman
be appointed to investigate organized
base ball to determine wbeiherit It vio-
lates the sherman Law.
The house passed the Indian ap-
preparation bill and adjourned until
tomorrow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
SCHOOL LlOF MINES
STUDENTS HERE

The members OF the senior class OF
the Colorado State School OF Mines
at Golden In charge OF Prof Trapha-
gen and other Representatives OF the
faculty arrived here on a special d.
q r.. C. train from the east Monday
night while making their annual tour
among the various mining. smelling
and ore reducing districts OF Colora-
do. Utah and Montana. The party this
morning visited the plants OF the En-
pire Zinc company and the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Light 4 Power COM
pany, and later. left for the west. II
will be several weeks before their
itinerary Is completed and in the
meantime they win visit Leadviiie.
Glcnwood Springs. Salt Lake City.
Butte and half q score Of other places
In the northwest. There are seventy
students in the class. the largest In
tho history OF the institution.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
SCUTARi
HAS FALLEN;
BIG POWERS
PLAN UPSET
(By United Press,

cettinge. April 23.-The Montene-
grins captured scutari and King Mich
olas entered the city this morning.
Turkish Commander Essad Pasha sur
rendered his sword. Twenty thous-
and Turks were captured Desperate
nghtIng preceded. 5000 Montenegrins
and soro Turks being slain. For two
days and nights the Montenegrins
bombarded the city and last night be-
gan the final assault. The Turks
rushed out to meet the Montenegrins.
the opposing armies fired rides. the
bullets killing hundreds. Finally the
troops got too close TO rife ere and
the soldiers dubbed with rifles and
fought hand to hand for two hours
with knives, sabers and bayonets be-
fore the Turks surrendered. The cap
,ure OF the city upsets the plans OF the
Dig powers TO settle the Balkan war
and seriously compiica,es the inter-
national situation
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
JACK JOHNSON PLEADS
6uIlTY TO SMU66LING
(By United Press.)

Chicago. April 2s.-Jack johnson
this morning changed his smuggling
plea from not guilty to nula conten-
dra. Federal Judge Carpenter fined
him $1,000 on two smuggling indict-
ments and dismissed four other
counts. The court also coufiscated
the $4,000 necklace that tho big SMOKE
smugxled. The court. in pronouncing
sentence. qriticised hs adminissra-'
ton smuggling laws Of the eastern
ports
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
What You May Need Is
A Little Rest and Vacation

What this town needs is a vacation.
For. an optimistic view of things
talk to man who has had a vacation
Talk to the man who has been In
other cities OF Colorado or in other
sections OF the country.
II the business men on Main street
and the fruit growers from the or
chards could all go on on vacation
and see other towns and other sec
tions they would come back with SO
much enthusiasm over the opportuni-
ties here at home that We would soon
be studying ways and means to check
the boom
A man who has had his nose TO the
grindstone--a man who has had to
work like sixty TO make q living and
to keep from loosing the money he
has had invested In business can't
look with much cheer and hope into
the future.
A fruit grower who has gone two
OF three seasons. who has had TO
economic and scrimp and save and
perhaps to borrow money 10 get
along can't get very enthusiastic over
fruit growing for the future He
doesn't look far back or far ahead.
but merely begins to think about SELL
ing out And then the prices go
down
Every section OF the United States
has had Its discouraging seasons. The
corn sections and the wheat sections
Of the two most staple
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

crops IN the country-are no excep-
tion to the rule. Two good crops
make land prices soar and two bad
crops fetch the price OF lands down.
Fruit sections all over the United
States have had their years OF plenty
and high prices and their years of
failure and low land prices.
OF course. everybody knows this.
but they do not stop to think about
IL Most people do not look very far
back Most people live in the pres
ent-
Most people think during the years
of plenty that the years OF plenty VIII
last forever and during the lean
years Of crop failures and business
deprczsions they are Just as ready to
believe that the lean years. in that
particular community will go on for
ever
II this were a sermon there
are some excellent scripture tests -
drawn on. but being only a weekday
talk We ask even the young men TO
go back in memory a few years and
see II the suggestions are not true.
There are bright prosperous years
ahead for Colorado and for canca
City and for the fruit grower.
Take vacation: get away from the
grindsfone: look at things from a
little different angle: and you will
come back fully satisfied that fe~
places offer better opportunities for
personal effort or for investmc-;s 8
than Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
Threatened VITA Appendicitis.

Blake Rogers was taken sick sud
denly Saturday. threatened with ap-
pendicitis and his condition was quito
serious all day Sunday. He was 80
much better yesterday that the at
tending physician did not think tina,
an operation will be necessary at this
time. This 10 the second attack be
has had Of tho diseasc.-Florcnce
Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

Mas Mabel Curran 10 attending the
annual meeting Of tho county school
superintendents in Denver this week:
delegates and visitors to which arc
present from svss5 part OF the state.
Miss curran is on The prosram for IN
address. Today Mrs. MARY c. Brad
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
GEARY TELLS STORY
TO THE GRAND JURY
By United Prsss.)

Denver. April 2s.-Geary. released
last night on bonds. this afternoon
went before the grand jury At his own
request to tell what he knows about
alleged pay yroli paddins. Before en-
tsrins the jury room Gear asserted
that he had documentary EVIDENCE Of
his assertions
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24
old LADY 81
is VICTIM
OF BRUTAL
ASSAULT

Mrs Julia A. Hill. an old lady re-
siding at s2s South Ninth street. South
Canon. while making her way home
with little girl from one OF the pic
tnre shows on this side OF the river
about $3.50 o'clock Tuesday night. was
slugged by an unknown man at the
approach OF the Ninth street bridge
and rendered unconscious. The little
girl was also knocked down and her
body thrown on that of the prostrats
woman to prevent her from a recog-
milton OF Mrs Hills assailant
Just as Mrs Hill was entering on
the bridge an unknown man ran out
from the shadow OF the blacksmith
shop near the river hank on the west
side of the road and as she turned
around to see who It was the stranger
struck he ra heavy blow on the left
side Of the face with club or blud-
geon OF some kind. cutting an ugly
cash from the base OF the hair to the
corner OF the eye Mrs Hill tainted
from the effects of the blow and knew
nothing more until Consciousness re-
turned a couple OF hours later. An
automobile containing two men came
upon the bridge from the south about
the time of the assault on Mrs Hill
and the driver and his companion
came upon the scene Just in time to
see the footpad running away. After
passing the old blacksmith shop. from
the shadows of which the assaIlant
originally emerged. he disappeared IN
the darkness in the rear Of the Greea
Hin Canning company's plant and
was seen no more
william McDougali OF Lincoln Park
and his brother while going home
from town reached the bridge a mo-
ment or two after the automobile and
stopped to assist in caring for Mrs
Hill and the little girl. who were
taken home in the automobile shortly
afterwards. Mr.. McDougall came
back to town to inform the police OF
what had happened and TO summon a
physician 10 dress Mrs. Hills inju-
ries. DR.. r. E Holmes was found
after considerable difficulty and has
tened to the home OF the unfortunate
woman. whom he found suffering from
the cut on the side OF the head al
ready alluded to. When struck by the
assailant Mrs Hill fell on her right
side and severely bruised her face and
arm II was necessary for DR.. Holmes
to take a dozen or more stitches 10
sew up the wound on the left side OF
Mrs. Hnrs head. The victim IS rest
ing easily today and 1t is expected
will get along all right II no COM
plications arise in connection with her
injuries
The assault Is a very mysterious ons
and the motive prompting II cannot
be conjectured. The theory OF rob-
berry does not account for It. as moth
ing was taken from the person of the
unfortunate woman Revenge for
some grievance. real or imagined. has
been suggested as a possible explana-
ton for the AFFAIR. although IT is dif-
ncuit to reconcile one to the belief
that any man in Canon City Is so
eowardiy and so lacking in chivalry
as to assault an unprotected woman
In such a manner.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

ford. state superintendent of public
instruction.. will entertain the repre-
sentatiyes to the convention. a. we'll
a. the stats officials. At her oizice. To-
morrow The annual conference Of in
stitute conductors and instructors
will be held.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

An evening forecast and the probable
lowest temperature for the night fol-
lowing may b had by aakinE CEN
trai of the Mountain States Telephone
company aftsr $50 .. n.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-04-24

Prof. Ray left on No. today for
Denver to attend the meeting OF In
stituts Instructors. He expects 70
return late saturday.