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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-07

OF course times may be close,
and the outlook discouraging,
but a country that spends over
$3OO,OOO,0O0 in attendance upon
moving picture shows isn't on the
verge Of bankruptcy.
When you have made an ap-
pointment with the dentist, think
up some pleasant things to say
that you may 'allay his nervous
| ness.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-07

Editor Totten, of the Bowman
Citizen, seems to be having a
full dose of the joys of an editor.
he was recently served with
papers of another suit of libel
brought by j. E. Phelan, the DO
litical boss of Bowman county.
This is the fourth suit brought
by this man against Totten as
the outgrowth of a very violent
political campaign last year. Ed
ltor lotten was formerly in the
ministry but felt that he could
have a larger congregation by
going into the newspaper field
and since that time has been
doing great work in exposing
rotten conditions and waking
people up to the need of reform.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1913-08-07

Entered at the post office at Hope. North pa
kota. as second class matter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-16
OUTSIDE NEWS FROM WIRE AND CABLE


two coppers police report all they
found when they. searched Is speak
ers of l. w. w. arrested in fight of
local organization for free speech"
PhiIadeIphia-$1o,0oo relief fund
being raised amongst Pennsylvania
miners for 5000 striking garment
workers..
New York.-Ernest Tribelhorn,
pres. Tribelhorn Realty Co., sentenc-
ed to 25 days imprisonment and $500
for knowingly leasing apartments to
disorderly persons.
PhiIadeIphia.-Dr. Howard A. Kel-
ly, John Hopkins University, an
nounced radium is positive cure"
for cancer.
Passaic, N. J.-SpirituaIists will
hold seance at home Of Peter Wander
Pile to "shoo away" ghosts that have
been troubling family.
Washington.-MiIitary order of the
Carabao, from which Pres. Wilson
resigned through displeasure, went
on trial today.
Sydney, Australia.-Many natives
believed to have persisted in streams
of lava that overwhelmed Ambrim
Island, according to reports.
Tokio.-Earthquake rocked houses
here and in Yokohama. Windows and
furniture broken.
GuayaquiI, Ecuador.-GoVernment
considered in grave danger at hands
of revolutionists under Gen. Con-
chas.
Panama.-canal actually opened
from end to end today.
Observation-Disclosures Marshall,
signing up for Chautauqua tour,
stipulated there should be no side
shows" where he lectured and his
title should not be used.
Boston, Mass.-NeW Haven Rail-
road car kicked" into bumper in
station, tore it away, crashed through
wooden gates and stopped jammed
IL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-16

III france, DEAD.
Wilkesbarre, PaL-Miss Kate Da-
Wis, supt Nat. Regulation League,
arrested, charged by Mrs. C. ]. Wal
lace, head of big Sister, club, with
SANDER and being author Of several
poison pen" letters.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Club chose
A, ]. Schmitz, as choice for Demo-
cratic mayorality candidate, against
ex-Mayor SeideL Mayor G.. A. Bading
may be candidate for reelection.
Rome.-Dorothy Mac Vane, Amer
lean opera singer, under surveillance
of Italian authorities, suspected Of
being French spy.
DenVer.-Mrs. Samuel Gompers,
wife of labor leader, says: 81 am not
in, favor of women police"
Washington.-First of general
peace treaties which would provide
for arbitration in settling national diff
ferences agreed upon between Meth
erlands and U. S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Court de-
clared federal employers liability law
did not supersede Texas state liabil-
ity law in case of P. G.. Boston,
switchman, Paris & Great Northern
Railway, killed at Paris, Texas.
Pontiac, Mich.-Clyde R. Morri-
son, ex-ass't. cashier defunct E. Joss
man State Bank at Charleston, held to
Circuit Court, charged with making
false entries in books of bank.
TayIorViIle, III.-A. o. Murphy, city
treasurer, dead. Heart failure.
Glasgow, Eng.-EngIand's greatest
dreadnought, battle cruiser Tiger,
which is to have 100000 horse
power, launched.
Philadelphia,-Prof Eric DooittIe,
University of Pennsylvania astrono-
mer says sun will cool in 100000
years and people will die of cold.
Washington.-Sen. Reed charges
Sen. Roots ambition to be president
explained his attack on Owen bill.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
EXPRESS COMPANIES
DOING Big BUSINESS

The express companies are doing a
big business out of Canon City at
present, in fact. the volume OF pro-
duce handled by them Is unprecedent-
for this season OF the year and they
are compelled to work overtime TO
take care OF It promptly. The out
going business OF the Wells Fargo
company here for the month OF June
was more than a thousand dollars in
excess Of that for the corresponding
period last year, and. no doubt. the
books of the Globe Express company
show n corresponding increase. There
is now being carried out of Canon
City daily by the two express COM
panies mentioned between $4,000 and
$1,000 worth OF cherries. gooseberries,
carrants. raspberries. celery. beans
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
THE LEAF ROLLER PARASITE
O. II. U.

Eight or ten days ago. when was
trying TO fnd out whether the leaf
roller eggs has ceased to hatch. OBJ
served n great difference In the worms
not only in their size. but also In
their color. Some OF them were
bright, light green and were very
active. Others had yellow spots upon
them, while some were entirely yell
low and were sluggish. It was al
most impossible to make them move.
A few days afterward. when ] was
still investigating l found some Of
the empty shells. from which the moth
had escaped. l also found by the side
Of some OF the original leaf roller
chrysalides. y small chrysalis about
one-cighth Of an inch long and one
sixteenth Of an inch In diameter. On
examination under the microscope !
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

James cavender. superintendent OF
the sciota-Nevada Mining company.
made a business trip here the frat
of the week from westciirc. Mr..
Cavender. who il well known In Can
on City and Fremont county, In home
from Nevada for n short visit with his
family In the Wet Mountain valley. Ho
has the distinction OF having been the
superintendent OF the sciota-N-vada
company for period Of eight years.
Before that he held for twelve years
n similar position with the shoshono
Mining & Milling company In Idaho.
Mr.. Cavender Is OF the opinion that
the mining industry in Nevada will
boom agnin this year and on his re-
turn to that state no will take eight
or ten miners from here with him. as
he considers Colorado miners to be
the best In the country. Mr.. Caven-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
MEMBERS SHOULD CUT
DOWN WEEDS ANDsGRASS

The officers OF the South Canon
Lincoln Park Civic Improvement Lea
que have gone to some expense and
great deal OF labor to clean up the
streets In both South Canon and Lin
coin Park by cutting down the grass
and the weeds that grew in unsightly
prominence along the roadside
They are now especially anxious
that every member OF the association
and. in fact, every resident in these
localities. should further this work
and show their pride and zeal in civic
improvement by cutting down the
grass and the weeds about their
premises.
II everyone would do this IL would
improve the appearances Of these
places at least 100 per cent and
would add materially to the Joy OF
living across the river.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

an dother orchard and garden truck;
the major part OF which is being
marketed In Kansas and Missouri. A
great deal OF local produce Is going to
Kansas City this season and heavy
shipments are being made to con-
signees there every day. Nearly hf-
teen hundred crates OF produce OF
various kinds we're forwarded from
Canon City to Colorado. Kansas and
Missouri river points on Monday. Of
which more than two hundred were
raspberrics. The receipts on out
going shipments at the Wells Fargo
express Office between s o'clock this
morning and o'clock this afternoon
were upwards OF four hundred dollars.
which was one OF the heaviest In the
history OF its business here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
Supt. Ray Makes Foil
Report Of City Schools

264O supplementary readers. owned by
the district, and find that 1t has been
great aid to the teachers in select
ing the appropriate texts for their
particular grades. Most of our grades
have read from eight to fifteen books
in class during the year. and one first
grade read eighteen. And the quality
OF the work done has not been in
ferior to the best work in Florence.
Pueblo, or Denver. during our visits
to their schools.
One hundred and ninety-five copies
have been added to our list Of sup
Elementary books during the past
year, but some of the older books are
badly worn and should be replaced at
an early date. The same may be said
OF a number OF the 500 texts kept by
the district TO supply INDECENT pupils.
Much emphasis has been placed up
on the Importance OF close play
ground supervision. with all the
teachers on the grounds. The moral
effect OF the teachers presence here
in eliminating bad language. improper
stories, quarreling. and ronghness in
games can not be over estimated. This
outdoor work, combined with the ex-
cellent work done in physical culture,
nearly all of which was done in the
open air, has gone far toward that
ideal Of a perfect education, "a
sound mind in sound body"
During the year most OF the swings
and the play ground apparatus have
been renewed, and the rest Will be
repaired or renewed before school OPP
ems in September.
The addition and improvements at
the jefferson building have enabled
US TO Detter appoIuoh lne WIN SA S
district, and have given the people OF
that section of the city just pride
in their school which can be felt in
the quality OF the work done there.
In fact the people of District No.
One. as a whole. have taken a very
kindly interest in the work of the
Graded Schools. The records OF the
past year show 1oe visits from school
officers. 1909 from patrons. and 2s2
from others
We wish to thank the members of
the Board. the principals. teachers.
and all others whose interest and CO.
operation have contributed toward
making the past school year success.
Respectfully submitted.
w. II. RAY.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
NOTICE or Ap.usrMENr pAY.

Estate OF Susan 5. Proctor. Deceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator OF the estate OF
Susan s. Proctor. late OF the County
OF Fremont. In the State OF Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that ho
viii appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. at the Court
House in Canon City. in said County.
at the June Term. 1918. on SATURDAY,.
August End. 1914. at 10 o'clock A. NJ
at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified
and requested TO attend for the pur-
pose OF having the same adjusted. All
persons Indebted 10 said estate are
requested TO make Immediate payment
To the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this
End day OF July. A. ID. 1914.
WILDER CAYwOOD
Administrator.
First Pub. July >. 1913.
Last Pub. July ii. 1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

found that the original leaf roller
chrysalis was broken and that the
body Of the future moth had been de-
stroyed. Nothing was left but the
shell OF the original chrysalis and the
outline OF the future moth This en-
couraged me to think that had actu-
ally found the parasite.
I continued my search. however.
and found some OF the small chrysal-
ides one end of which had been brok-
en- on. These ehrysalides were hoi-
low. Indicating that something had
escaped from within
I put some OF the small chrysalides
into a glass jar with leaves. but have
not succeeded in Matching them.
Neither have any OF the original
chrysalIdes, OF the leaf roller hatched
In the jars. these cbrysaiides being
taken from leaves where found the
small chrysalides. have found out
in the trees one OF the actual para
sites,-a tiny fly.-on one OF the
worms OF the leaf roller. From all
OF this I have inferred that have
certainly found the leaf. roller para
site.
However. there will be n great croD
Of leaf rollers next year unless this
parasite pr-ys upon the moth. which
! ! think is very doubtful. II Is possi-
BILE. however. that the moths. which
are very abundant In spots. are MI
grating. From places where I found
them in great numbers on one day
they had entirely disappeared two
days later. and IL is n question In my
mind what became of them unless
such a migration Is taking place. This
change was particularly noticeable on
the bank OF my ditch. which was full
OF moths on Monday. and which. since
Tuesday night. has been entirely free
OF them. However. in this ditch there
are quite number of toads. and have
wondered II possibly the toads had
eaten them. But have hoped that
the moths were assembling there like
migratory birds aud that they has G
since Departed to regions unknown.
am fully satisfied tnat the parasite
is present. and that. though We may
be tormented with the roller next year
that will be the last OF him In this
region OF country.
T. II. YoUNGMAN.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

der Is thoroughly familiar with con-
ditions In Nevada and kacws every
camp in the state Ike q book. He
was in Goldfield and Bull Frog during
the mining excitement there in 1895
and 1906 and his experience has made
him n valuable man for snpcrintend-
ent
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
NOTICE OF FORECLOsuRE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

NOTNE Of fOuktIOSt hk SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Fremont.
In the District Court. Eleventh Judi
eiaI District.
CATHERINE u. TwITcHEiL. }
Plaintiff
NATHAN +. CURTIS,
ALICE . CURTIS
J. W. IiANDEN. and
10. w. EovAN.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS. AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED;
Notice IL Hereby Given: That. by
virtue of the authority vested In me
by decree of the Court In the above
entitled cause made and entered on the
18th day OF June. A. ID. 1918. and the
order OF the Clerk OF said Court made
and issued pursuant TO the provisions
and directions OF said decree. I viii.
ON the 2sth day of July. 1918. COM
mencing at the hour OF 10 O clock In
the forenoon OF that day. offer for
sale and sell at public auction. at the
front door OF the Fremont County
Court House In Canon City. State OF
Colorado. 20 the highest bidder and
for the highest and best price the
same will bring for cash. all the fol-
lowing described real estate. premises
and property situate In Fremont
County, State OF Colorado. to-wit:
The South Half ls1) OF the South
west Quarter tSW-k) OF the South
west Quarter (sw-k) OF Section Nine
fsj. Township Eighteen us) South OF
Range Seventy t70) West Of the Sixth
teth) Principal Meridian. excepting
kA
Southerly three hundred and forty
fve t345l feet OF said tract OF land:
also reserving for the use Of the pub
lie the present roads Ms they are now
located, and rights of way for lateral
Iirr.gating bitches. but including forty
t4O) shares OF the csLital stock OF
The Park Center Land and Water
Company which is appurtenant to the
land to be sold, as Aforesaid"
The purpose OF said sale IL TO COM
ply with the requirements and pro-
visions Of said decree which VAS made
end entered In an action for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage record
ed in the office OF the County Clerk
and Recorder of Fremont County. In
the State OF Colorado, In Book f6s
at page 1876. and particularly to real
| ixc from such sale the sum OF Two
thousand Two Hundred Seventy
seven and 72-t00 tt2.217.72) Dollars.
with interest from the date OF said
decree. and being the amount due and
owing to the plaintiff ms by said de-
cree found. including attorneys fees
allowed by the Couxt: also to realize
the amount OF costk In said action as
taxed In the sum OF Twenty Seven a
21-i00 (e27.2i) Dollars. and for tho
expenses OF this sale.
Dated June 3oth. 1919.
WILLIAM II. NEwCOMB.
sheriff Of Fremont County.
| First Pub. July 3. 1919.
Last Pub. July "a, 1918.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

One OF the several Interesting things
at Colorado Springs is the Cave Of
the Winds. l have heard of it often
for twenty years but never thought IT
worth while going up a hill TO see:
With crowd l went up the other day
in a very comfortable taliyho.
In years gone by you could drive
to the bottom of high cliff and then
you had to climb a series of stair
steps that looked a mile long. Now
you drive around road cut in the
cliff to the very top and step out Of
the rig right at the mouth OF the
cave.
The drive from Manitou is about
two and a half miles long. Many peo-
pie walk up for the pleasure OF the
walk. A couple OF us walked back be-
cause we wanted to enjoy the beau
tiful scenery away from the laughing
mob-(and our couple was both men.
ltoo.)
The drive up leads through VIII
liams Canon. a very pretty little can
on. The road follows the bank. and
some places almost the bed. OF a pret-
ty, clear water, rapid flowing little
stream.
The canon is not unlike other can
ons familiar TO Colorado people. but
all canons are interesting to Colorado
people. think perhaps we can ap-
preciate the beauty OF canons. and
streams and mountains better than
those who come from the East and
look at a canon or a mountain as a
mere freak for which they pay the
usual gate fee.
Williams canon is very narrow. so
narrow in places that you can hardly
see how double team and long tally
no can make the short curves. But
your driver knows how all right and
you get around easily enough.
With the aid of the driver and a
very keen imagination you can see
many wonderful and fantastic designs
pictured on the walls OF the canon.
And Of course this would not be a
typical canon without lovers leap
and a devils slide.
The drive itself is well worth the
trip up to the cave.
The cave is harder TO tell about for
/ don't know any thing about caves.
never go in n cave or a mine II
can help 1t and never before that day
last week did ! ever have an idea OF
going into the Cave OF the Winds II
merely shows what association will
do. The man with me wanted to go
SO | went with him.
was most agreeably surprised. The
cave is a little gem. Not SO little
either for We walked about mile
through big rooms and long passage
ways. II wasn't big and cold and
dark and damp and drafty as had
expected.
II was as light as a banquet hall.
being lighted up with thousands Of
incandescent electric lights. It was
as dry as a marble decorated hall. IL
was cool enough to be pleasant-the
Temperature standing at about 80 de-
grees the year around. The wind was
not blowing, and contrary to what
you may always have believed. there
is really no danger OF losing your hat
The air was pure and fresh and the
trip through as comfortable as II would
be in inspecting the palace OF a king.
The cave is really a wonder. You
see many rooms and passages. You
70 up and down and around through
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03
The Cave Of the Winds

narrow little halls. The rooms are
named appropriately and many un-
usual formations are named and
pointed out that you will recognize
without half the strain on your imagi-
nation that it suffers on a trip
through the Garden OF the Gods.
The beauty of the cave is found in
its stalactites. stalagmites and beauti-
full crystals. II you expect to see the
roof covered with stalactites like, and
on the Same proportions OF an invert.
ed forest you will be disappointed. l
didn't know what to expect at first
and was perhaps little disappointed
not to ind larger forest of stone
columns suspended from the roof.
But the beauty of the thing soon
overcomes any disappointment in that
direction. Before you get through you
win see enough stalactites and stalag-
mites of all ages and sizes to satisfy
your curiosity.
The real beauty Is to be found in
the peculiar shaped. brilliant crystal
formation on the ceiling and walls
of many apartments in the cave. The
search light thrown on these beauty
spots adds much TO the gorgeous dis
play of brilllancy.
These crystals take all manner of
shapes and designs. Some times they
look like diamond dust sprinkled on
the wall. or like grated cocoanut OF
purest white. or angle worms. A
things OF beauty are repre-
sented by the crystals on the wall
and you follow the guide and wonder
at the beauty hid away in the dark
recesses OF this cave. for SO many
thousands OF years unknown to man.
Not many years ago this cave was
discovered by two small boys climb
Ing In the hills. A draft seemed TO
be blowing from its opening and IL
was called the Cave OF the Winds. For
many years IT lay there little noticed
by the public, and hardly paid the ex-
pense OF n care taker.
A few years ago an enterprisins
chap. Charles Austin. took hold of II.
He built the road to the top. opened
it up properly. put in the electric
lights and ADVERTISED IT,
Today the gate receipts show about
Sc. 900 for each season making II pay
dividends on nearly n million dollar
In San Francisco last month I saw
q big publicity man who IL paid to ad-
vertise the Cave of the Winds. In
Salt Lake City saw evidence OF this
publicity campaign. All over coiora-
do the name Cave OF the Winds Is
about as well known as Castoria or
Bull Durham.
The lesson 10 be learned from the
Cave Of the Winds is this-that all
the beauty in the world unheraided
attracts little attention. Laying open.
free to all. 1t found few worshipers.
guarded by n gate keeper. commercial
ized, developed a little and advertised
much II attracts people by the thous-
ands. In ten years Charlie Austin
will have shown that cave TO n million
people. and collected a dollar from
each satisfied tourist
The Cave OF the Winds is a decided
asset to Colorado Springs and It's
owners are doing more to stop tour
lists at Colorado Springs and TO bring
tourists TO Colorado Springs than all
Canon City is doing to bring tourists
to the wonderful natural attractions
about our own town.
@. II. U.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-03

A Record want "A WIN Sell Hest
any Thing That II SsIeabIe.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
INDICTED BANK
MEN GET BOND

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 26.-D. H
Willard indicted for embezzlement and
forgery in connection with the failure
of the Citizens Trust Company, has ar
ranged to give surety bond, the Ma
uonal Surety Company having been as
sured by the local courts that such a
bond will be acceptable. Willard is
now the Philadelphia representative Of
New York bond house.
1t has been charged that he furnish
ed the brains for wrecking the Citizens
Trust Company. AS general manage;
of the Atlantic States Life Insurance
Company, he is said to have forged pa
pers by means of which the Citizens
Company was relieved of many thou
sands Of dollars, while the life insur-
ance company did not profit by the
transaction.
Samuel Fl. Myers, an Augusta attor-
ney and city councilman from the Sixth
ward, who was indicted also by the
grand jury, has furnished bond in the
sum of $1,000 some of the most prom
inent and most influential Augustans
signing it.
NJ c. Bowling and 3. Sherwood
Dunn have not yet been arrested. and
it is feared that Governor Cole L.
Bleases enmity toward Augusta will
cause him to refuse to honor requisi-
ton papers for Bowling, who is in
South Carolina.