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More BAH Rooms.

On account Of the Increased demand
for rooms with bath at s1.so and $500
per day. the Albany has just made an
expenditure Of $4,000 in the install
'ation of IS additional baths. which
will be on the s1.so and $500 basis.
The patronage Of the Albany has
been constantly on the increase ever
since the new addition was opened
a year ago, and now. with practically
every room with bath. the Albany Ho-
tel is giving the benefit Of II to the
public. for 1t now costs no more to
secure room with bath At the Al
bany. than It formerly did Tor room
without this added convenience.--sdv-
2o4dt2wt2
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AN AUTO
CRASHES
INTO FIRE
WAGON

In order to avoid running down
three persons who were crossing the
street at the time. H. McKinstry. Sixth
and Harrison streets. chose to take
chances Of possible serious accident to
himself and drove his auto into the
exercise wagon OF the city fire de-
partment this morning Fortunately
neither Mr.. McKinstry nor Captain
McKissick. who was driving the IRE
wagon. was injured by the force OF the
collision. but the frame work OF the
wagon was badly damaged and the
fender Of the car bent by the impact.
The accident occurred at Fifth and
Greenwood shortly after eight O'Clock.
Captain McKissick had his team out
for its regular morning exercise and
was driving slowly across the corner.
Mr.. McKinstry came down Fifth
street at a good rate of speed. IL Is
said. There is n slight grade at the
intersection Of the two streets and
this aided In causing the accident Ar.
McKinstry was too close to the wagon
when he Eaw It to turn out. be says.
and was prevented from passing
around the rear Of the wagon because
OF the three persons on the crossing.
The impact drove the wagon to one
side. sprung the axle and bent the
iron framework, but did not throw
Captain McKissick from his seat
According to Mr.. McKinrtry the ac-
cident was unavoidable for the cause
mentioned. but Captain McKissick Is
OF the opinion that there was ample
room for the auto to have cleared the
wagon had Mr.. McKinstry attempted
it
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SUES OIL COMPANY

Suit against the Florence OIL and
Refining Company for sz4sf-l4 and In
accounting on certain oil sold. has
been filed in the district court By
Edwin Lobach. sr. Lobach alleges
the company gave him a promissory
note May .. 1919. for $1,000 on which
but si.ioo has been paid. For a sec
ond cause OF action he declares he
loaned certain lands near Florence 10
the company thirteen years ago for
the purpose OF boring for oil and that
he was to receive ten percent OF the
output for the lease. That since jan
uary /. 1918. the company has been
getting at ieas. 211 tarreis a month
from the wells on the land and has
failed TO keep Its agreement. Lobach
as a third cause OF action AYERS that
the defendant company August G.,
1905. agreed TO dig three wells on his
property. the first in four months. the
second in six months and the third in
one year from the date mentioned.
Two of the wells were dug according
to the agreement but the third was
never finished and Lobach asks $500
for this failure.
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MINING Man TELLS
OF WONDERFUL OPPOR-
TUNITIES IN MINES
NEAR CANON CITY

for themselves they have good values.
A sample of these ores has been
promised us for display at the Record
office.
Further information shows that the
owners. who are aged and out OF
ready cash, have by their own efforts
and muscle done work and made i'm
provements on this property to an
amount of At least $4,000. at present
They believe they have paying mines
and a vast amount Of ore suitable for
treatment at our local smelters. but
they lack the necessary cash to pur-
chase proper mining machinery and
employ competent men to make these
mines pay. And the writer finds the
same condition existing in various
other properties which have every in
dication Of becoming, valuable mines,
which are also adjacent to this city.
The opening Of mine always at
tracts capital and encourages others
to develop other properties. It appears
certain that Canon City citizens do
not realize what an opportunity is
theirs awaiting proper development
This city must have a monthly pay
roll and only mining of various kinds
can furnish It
A NINE SUPERINTENDENT.
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VIEW FROM eOn6E' TOP
SURPASSES DESCRIPTION


II never saw anything to equal It
The view into the chasm from the top
Of the Gorge surpasses description. !
wouldn't have missed the trip for any
thing"
DR.. H. c. Van Antworp is an enthu-
siast when It comes 70 talking about
the scenery to be seen from the Royal
Gorge park. DR.. Van Antworp lives
in Rocky Ford where they can boast
mighty fine melons but precious lit
tie in the scenic line. In this respect
Canon City Is superior to his home
town. With his wife he is stopping at
the Denton for a few days and this
morning went by auto over the Sky
line and Gorge drives. returning to the
city in time for luncheon. Mrs. VIM
-Antworp Is as much of an enthusiast
as her husband over The trip. They
were accompanied BY Miss Bessie
Hortop. of Denver.
But DR.. Van Antworp depiored the
fact that Canon City and its natural
wonders are not exploited as they
ought to be throughout the country.
especially in the east He thinks that
the business men Of the city should
make a determined effort to place
Canon City ON the map and see that It
is kept there for all time to come.
II cannot understand" said he.
"why the Royal Gorge il not advertis-
ed more extensively. There is so
much beauty and grandeur about the
mighty rift in the mountains that ap-
peals to the beholder. You have one
of the great scenic Spots in the coan-
try and thousands OF tourists should
be Induced to come here every year
just to see the canon. You should
have as many people come here as go
to Colorado Springs md Manitou fer
you have Just a. wonderful and awe
inspiring a sight for them to see.
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OBITUARY

David Charles Christopher shupp
died at his home on Mystic avenue
Saturday. September [. 1913. At
O'Clock p. m AZ the age OF a. years.
10 months and 20 days. He was Bora
IN Missouri. October TN. 1870. but
went TO Kansas when = small chil6
February q. 1900. he was married TO-
Phoebe Sophia Irby at Indspsndsnee.
Kansas. BY Rev. ~ z Hanley. nisis-
ter Of the Methodist church. he fol-
loving year they came to canon c1sy
for the benent Of Nj. shupp's hsals9
and after ysar's residsncs returned
to Kansas but we're unable to remain
long ~ his health began TO fail again.
They returned 70 Canon City where
they have made their home since.
Three children were born Of this
union. Charles Rsy. 0eorss wilson ana
Mary Sophia The widow and The
boys tagged 3 and - yearu) survive
him. the little girl having passed
away November 1s. lsos. st the age a
ten months.
Mr.. shupp vas . carpsnsef ana
worked At that trade until his strsnssh
failed about two years ago. and be
was obliged to give mp his trade. H
was . member Of the Methodist 4
church. having been converted At the
age OF IS years. Although he had
been in poor health for several years.
his death came as shock TO his fam
ny and friends- He was feeling un-
usually. well on the day OF his death
but xys stricken with hemorrhass
and expired in q few moments
The funeral ives held At the family.
home on Monday. September 8. at Z
O'Clock .. M. the services being coE-
Quoted by Rev. George r. Sewer OF
the First Presbyterian church ana
the music was rendered by Miss Helen
sarto- and Mrs. DR.. Lane. The fioraf
offerings were many and beautifub
Interrnent was at Lakeside cemetery.
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MISS ANNETTE MADDOX
LEADS Y EXAMINATIONS

Friends Of Miss Annette Maddox,
who il probably better known here
a. 'Nettie" Maddox. viii be srasiiiec
to learn OF the splendid showing she
In making at the Universlty Of Cali
fornia. The following from the Wood
land (California) Democrat IL espe-
cially interesting to Miss Maddox'
friends in Canon City:
"Out of q class OF 500 students, the
reports At the University Of californis
show that Miss Annette Maddox.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Mad
do< 9: 9: this city, stood frst In an ex-
animation in the French Language.
Among es students In Enslish. Miss
Maddox also ranked at the top.
"siiss Maddox only recently enrolled
at the state university. The szamina-
tions in which she did 90 remarkably
wcil wore entrance examinations. Miss
Maddox is . graduate Of the Canon
City high school, Colorado
-Fr.ends IN this city =sll b. o1sd
- learn Of Der uueccss.".
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Tesehers Clab Meets.

The Teachers Social club held III
nrst meeting Friday evening. septem.
her 6. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
W. II. Ray. Former members re-
newed acquaintance and compared
vacation notes. and new ones were
welcomed.
The house was decorated win clus-
ters Of comos. nasturtiums and asteis.
sunflowers trimmed the gowns Of the
hostess and her sssfstants and filled
one large window Of the reception
room. The evening was merry o.
with plenty OF games and fun.
Mr.. N. =. Logan was elected presi-
dent for the coming year
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE.
Many Canon City People Have Kidney
Trouble And Do Not Know II

4aoy >s@~. SssS Ae"fs~ A@~ ~~rs
Trouble And Do Not Know II
Do you have backache7
Are you tired and worn out2
Feel dizzy. nervous and depressed? ?
Are the kidney secretIons Irregular !
Highly coiored: contains sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warnings OF dis
tress.
Heed the warning: don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this Florence case:
Mrs. s. t. Tedford. ios W. Front ST..
Florence, Colo. says: Il had attacks
Of pain and soreness across my back
and kidneys. II lifted or exsrted
more than ! ought. pain vas sure To
follow. Now and then ] have dizzy
spells and biurring before my eyes- l
was also bothered by Irregular action
Of my kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills
made . great improvemsnt. have
not had to use them since. ny former
endorsement still holds good
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co.. Bunalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the nams-poan's and
take NO other.
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Ike their Visit Hare.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Ready Of St.
Joseph. No.. who have been viewing
the magnificent scenery about Canon
City fcr>several days. let thia. morn
ing on No. well plea "a Vim fhsir
sojourn in the city.
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THE BATCnELOR-
RAkMAn HUPTlAlS

One OF the seasons prettiest we'd
dings took place at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Batcheior. us Or
chard avenue. East Canon. st 1880
o'clock Wednesday morning when
their daughter. Mas Jessie Esther
Bachelor. and Mr.. Ashley J. Hamman
of Rocky Ford we're united In the
bonds OF Holy wedlock By the Rev.
Jas. =. Harris. pastor OF the First
Methodist church. OF whose congre-
CATION the bride has been . member
for many years.
Promptly at the time appointed for
the beginning Of the marriage eere-
mony to the strains Of Nendelsshon's
wedding march, played by Miss Nauds
Greasy Of Rocky Ford. roommate OF
tho briee At Denver university. the
contracting couple descended ths.
stair. and aTetiy took their positions
beneath tower Of ciematis where the
matrimonisi knos was tied By the Of
ficiating clergyman IN = most impress
sive manner.
The brides wedding gown was =
beautiful creation Of brocaded char
mense and marquisette. over lace. and
she carried a shower boquct OF white
roses Following the solemnization VI
the nuptiai ceremony q dainty we'd
ding breakfast was served TO the
guests. Of which there were about for
~. The decorations were 10 pink and
white and the color scheme was beau
tifuliy carried out in every detail.
Among those in attendance at tho
wedding, from out-of-town werc Nr.
and Mrs. J. A. Hamman OF Manzanola.
parents OF the groom. Miss Maude
crcssy Of Rocky Ford and Miss
Marian Bass OF ordway. The happy
couple left on Denver q Rio Crande
train No. for Denver and points In
the northern portion OF the state
where they will spend their honey
moon. On leaving hero they were
showered with rice by their friends.
who were demonstrative In proclaim
Ing TO the people on the train that
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamman were newly
weds. At the close OF their wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hamman Will es-
tablish themselves at Rocky Ford.
where the groom IL employed as chem
ist at the American Beet Sugar COM
pany's plant. They have announced
that they will be "at home" to their
friends after October frst.
The bride IL most attractive and
popular young woman and her friends
here are legion. She was graduated
from the Canon City high school with
the class Of 1907. and, four ysars later.
from the University Of Denver. The
groom IL also an alumnus Of the same
Institution and Il young man Of
spcndid qualities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamman were the
recipients of many beautiful and cost
ly gifts commemorative Of their we'd
ding day; among them being an ex-
auisite set Of chinaware from the
parents Of the bride.
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VIM So. Lssss for IIs.s.

Mrs. W. ,. scrivner Of Fort Collins,
who hss bsen sisitins her sister. MA.
H. 9. Crosby. 1919 Main street. for the
past three vseks, expects 70 leave Tor
hes hous he Ara = ne wsea. 7
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a theolosical seminary located in that
city. Mr.. Jones delivered On excel
lent sermon that was well received
By the members Of tbe congregation
who we're present
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NOTICE OF RINAL sETTLENENfs
In The Matter OF the Estate Of Fred

IN &uG MAtlef OF Nuo Eo<Ak8 Oh EIE0-
4 eric A. Warren. Deceased.
Notice q hereby given. that on We'd
ncsday. 10 a- M, The fifteenth day qf
October. A. d. 1918. being one OF tht
regular days Of the September Term
OF the County Court Of Fremont Coun-
ty, In the State OF Colorado. l. Qer-
trudc Warren. Executrix Of said es-
tate. will appear before the Judge Of
said Court. present my final seftisA
ment - such Exocutrix, pray the ap-
proval Of the same, and will then sp-
ply to BE- Aischarged ~ such Execu-
trix. At which time and place any
person IN interest may appear and
present objections 70 the same u arU
there be.
Dated e Canon CITY. Colorado, sep~
tomher 10th, 1914.
2 (6igned) GERTRUDE WARREN.
W9rreo, deceape6.
e; ~ Fss' e. 5s:ss.1 ssss Z !. ~ ~.
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All that Is needed is little casD
and enterprise to soon have the
smelters In full blast and our city
reaping the benefit of large monthly
payroll. The daily payroll of the
Cripple Creek District is $4,000.
In last weeks Weekly Record the
able article written by T. r. Henehan.
State Commissioner of Mines. hit the
keynote and his entire article is ap-
piicable to this locality. Note ex-
tracts:
Colorado is the land Of opportuni-
~. There is more undeyeloped wealth
in Colorado than in any equal area in
the world. Statistics prove mining is
safer business than 80 per cent of
all other enterprises"
Hundreds of mines are opened in
Colorado which need capital for eco
nomical development"
Following this. in the Denver News
of September 7th. is the information
OF the Success OF the latest invention
by Edison. of the process to, success
fully and cheaply treat all low grade
ores and save practically all of the
values This means millions to Col
orado and millions to this locality.
simply by our citizens financing with
only a few thousand dollars some of
the best prospects that are adjacent
TO our city and ores within easy
down-grade wagon haul to our local
smelters. We not only have the coal
and the water but the smelters are
already built and waiting for ore.
Just to our southwest a few miles
into the foothills are prospects that
can be made shipping mines with only
= little cash and good management.
See extracts from a report recently
made on IL mining claims. 1.-THE pro-
perty of The Republic Mining and
Smelling Col. which are within one
days haul OF either OF the local
smelters. This report is made by
Hubert C. Taber. Mining Engineer.
who many OF our readers know.
The properties are located midway
between Silver Clin and Canon City
in the Greenhorn Range"
This property Ia in the heart of a
mining district which embraces an
area of about 10 miles IN extent. at
an elevation OF 5000 feet"
Through this group of claims flows
a stream affording ample water sup
ply"
''on the Springhili group there are
veins centering at the main shaft
which is Isl feet deep"
Careful assay tests here show the
vein values in copper to. carry from
Is per cent to 80 per cent"
''on the Mason group find the tun-
mel of $50 feet run beside the ore
which has been opened up at shaft
at the mouth OF the tunnel At the
surface this vein is inches wide; at
20 feet. IS inches wide. assays run
ming from Is per cent lead. 80 ounces
silver. to 60 per cent lead and $50
ounces silver"
This lead Is a cerussite and is used
In the manufacture Of storage bat
teries." This is on the same vein as
the Terrible Mine that has produced
its millions and is now being operated
by The Edison Electric Co."
THE Viola group has the same
vein that assays ITO ounces silver and
is per cent copper. A 500 pound mill
run from bottom of winze SO feet deep
sunk in $50 foot tunnel. gave net
returns of $500 per ton"
The climate of the location OF
these properties is such that II will
enable them to mine the entire year.
Also that the proper expenditure of
money and the application Of up-to-
date mining principles will develop
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Paris studio to make tour OF
the United States to teach"
American women HOW TO
DRESS!
He says first SIMPLICITY" "
But Poiret simplicity is like
that of a tiger lily or brilliant
rainbow. 1t is simplicity of line
but NOT of COLOR!
And while he is clothing his
wife in the simplest gowns, the
wonderful" creations he sends
over. here to tempt the taste of
our restless society women look
like the emanations of an ad-
vanced "cubist."
Women are going to wear
trousers, he said to me, land
in the near future! Oh, they
will never wear them on the
street, but in the house, I
meant"
Will we women follow these
bizarre ideas of his even after
his tour for enlightenment?
That remains for Monsieur Poi
ret-and us-to see!
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Paul Poiret, the great Partisan
designer, who gave us, first the
''harem" skirt, "slit" skirt, the
"Russian blouse" and just re-
Gently the ''lampshade" skirt,
looked surprised. Monsieur Poi
ret and his wife, who looks like
mannequin in her Russian
boots, her plaid skirt of yellow
and blew, her yellow coat and
white hat, were walking through
one of Chicago's great depart
ment stores.
81 am astounded," he said, "at
the democracy of your merchant
palaces. In Paris each little
shop has. its clientele and differ
ent sets of persons never mix
while buying. Here in one store
you have goods that will suit
everybody and those with less
money and quieter tastes are as
welcome as those who buy gar
ments the last cry -"
Paul Poiret has some astound-
ing ideas in regard to women s
costumes, and he has left his
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sESP " ASSasAH BiSayAER

NEW YORK. Oct. ~. - on
Nantucket lightship with hum
dred survivors Of the vOlturnO,
Captain Spangenberg OF the liner
Grosser Kurfuerst, began sond-
ing an account of tho disaster by
wireless early today. Inc Kur-
fuerst was the first ship after the
Carmania to reach the V0lturn0.
Two OF the Kurfuerst's boats
were in the sea attempting to
reach the burning vessel from 3
O'CLOCK Thursday night until 3
o'clock Friday morning. During
the night they picked up 80 pas
sengers and members OF the crew.
and at dawn 68 MORE" the Spans-
enberg report said. "AItogether
the Kurfuerst saved S6 passen-
gers, two officers and 16 Of the
crew."
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OPERATION CHANGES A
DESPERATE CRIMINAL TO
A VERY WEAK MAN

new man. Recently his skull was
trephined and a pressure on the
brain removed. Az a result. War
den lyman today announced that
his cure had been effected.
Until the operation, half of
Lees 20 years had been replete
with criminal acts and periods OF
insanity. He went to the peniten-
tiary in December 1912, to serve
from two to five years for bur-
glar1 and grand larceny. Two
months ago he attacked a fellow
prisoner and when put in strait
Jacket showed indications Of In
sanity.
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Guy HONORS
DISCOVERER
OF AMERICA
PUBLIC BUILDINGS CLOSED
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS AND
TACOMA MEMBERS OF
IT3hLAN COLONY OBSERVE
lA EXERCISES IN ALL

I F6ur hundred and twenty-one
years ago Christopher Columbus
discovered America and proved to
the sleptics of that age that the
earth was round.
Yesterday and today Tacoma is
auspiciously celebrating the event
which practically started the habi-
tation of. this continent by the
civilized races of Europe.
The Knights of Columbus lis
tened to "a special service by Fa-
ther Heelan at st. Patrick's
Echiirch yesterday morning. Holy
|CoIfznpnion was taken also.
Es H9sts night the members of the
PTotng Mems Italian-American
club altered at the Carleton ho-
tel tor a big banquet to commem-
orate the event. DR.. August A.
MiIIAnta acted as toastmaster.
81 q Coma gave the principal ad-
1reks of the evening, which was in
4taFa His subject was "Colum-
bud the Man and the Explorer"
Judge John w. Linck and
5aIpes f. O'Brien made BRIEF ad-
drefses.
Tonight the knights of Colum-
hug will attend the Princess the
ateF In body. where THE White
Sister plays all week.
he city hall. courthouse and
other public buildings closed to-
day The postoffice closed at
noon. In several Of the schools
CQllmbus Day exercises were
Hivpn. The Aquinas academy
oonducted regular classes today.