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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-26
MARKET GUESSES
ARE ABOUT EVEN
Opposing Parties More Equal
~ Balanced During the
Past Week.
FREIGHT RATE INCREASE
is HAILED WITH JOY
Accepted as Indicating That I. c. G.
May Permit Increases on
r. Larger Scale.

NI1W- YORK. October 25.-The stock
market of the week revealed better
balance between the opposing parties to
speculation than for some time past
This resulted in shifting fluctuations, as
first the buliish and then the bearish
view prevailed. Arguments derived from
government acts or policies were given
most force on the side of recoveries in
stocks. while financial and trade consid-
erations still constituted a drag on the
advance.
Much capital was made of the advance
in freight rates allowed to railroads by
the interstate commerce commission IN
the Missouri river territory. The de-
eisicr was announced OF time when
an overeNteuded short interest In stocks
had begun already to show uneaslness
over the resisting power of the market.
The amount of increase in revenue Ior
the railroads in the aggregate is small
Nevertheless some sweeping lnIerences
we're drawn from the decision on account
Of its poSS. BILE bearing on the wider ques-
ton OF the general advance in rates asked
for by the eastern railroads.
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river: tug NJ Mitchell Davis is on her
way to Baltimore from Norfolk with
dredging machine; tug Wnship arrived at
Georgetown with light canal boats. tug
Miller arrived in the Eastern branch, tow
ing lighters from Little Hunting creek.
Memoranda.
Schooner Oakland is reported on her
way to this city from a Potomac point:
schooner c. w. Alcott is in Upper Macho-
doc creek to load railroad ties for New
York; schooner Rather is at Baltimore
with lumber from a Potomac point:
schooner Sandy Hook has sailed from Bal
timore for a North Carolina point to load
lumber; schooner Five Sisters is at a river
point to load back to this city: schooner
c. B. Shepherd is loading lumber on the
Potomac for dealers here. schooner Ben
lahland is on her way to Hartford. ". c.,
after lumber for this city. or Baltimore:
schooner s. l.. Bowen is at Maryland
point TO load cord wood for dealers here.
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Undisturbed Over Mexico.
Correspondence Of The star.

Although seemingly on the verge oe
violence in Mexico on a scale to oyeg-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-05-15

before the Judge Of said Court. pre-
sent my ANAL settlement ~ such ad-
ministratrix. pray the approval Of the
same. and will then apply to be dis
charged as such administratrix. At
which time and place any person In
Interest may appear and present OBJ
jections TO the same II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. May
i3th. 1913.
JENNIE NJ TwfNAM.
Administrative Of the Estate OF w. ID.
Twinam. Deceased.
First Pub. May Is. 1919.
Last Pub. June u. 1919.
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OFFICIAL RUN OF ELEVATOR

The new electric automatic eieva-
tor installed in the Novels Depart
ment store made its Official opening
run this afternoon and party Of
newspaper men filed' the car. The
car is designed so that anyone can
operate IT, II is automatic and Is 10
arranged that It cannot possibly start
until It is wanted to start.
Everybody can be their own eie-
vator boy. even the women" said Mr..
Novels. and such is the case. Every
body works It but father" Is the apt
way Mr.. Novels put 1t when describ-
ing how II would be run.
The second floor OF the Novels
store will from now on be. perhaps.
the most important Of the two. A
great majority OF tho things OF inter
est to women will be displayed on
this floor.
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MISSlDORA HILL BRIDE
OF WALTER SCHMALLER

Miss Dora Hill and Mr.. WALTZ
Schmaller we're married last night at
s O'Clock at the home of the brides
mother on Rudd avenue between 4th
and 5th streets. The wedding was OF a
quiet nature. only the relatives and in
innate friends OF the happy couple
being present.
The bride is one OF the bright young
ladies Of the community. of refined
taste and splendid education. The
groom is hard working young man.
popular with all who know him and
possessed of all the qualifications to
make good husband. The maay
friends Of the happy couple wish them
lack and extend to them sincerest con-
gratulations.
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SOME RULES TO Be
OBSERVED FOR CONTROL
OF COOLING MOTH
Director &. p. Gillette.
COLORADO Agricultural Experiment
Station.)

Station.)
The experiences OF Colorado apple
growers for the past year make II
seem more important than ever TO
grow only the very highest quality Of
apples for the market, as the cheap
er grades do not pay expenses.
Do not fail to make the first cod
ling moth spray as soon as the apple
blossoms are nine-tenths on the
tree.
Have spray outfits enough to COM
plete the first application within eignt
or ten days after the petals of any va
riety have fallen.
II the weather is warm. some varie-
ties may close their calyces within SIX
or seven days from the time the petals
drop and then 1t is too late to do most
effectual spraying for the protection
OF the crop.
A good power outfit cannot be ex-
pected to take care OF more than
about twenty acres OF large apple
trees all blooming at one time.
Careful tests have proven that 1t re-
quires from six to ten gallons of liquid
for tho treatment of a single large
apple tree for the calyx spray. This
will enable the orchardist to mako a
fairly close calculation as TO whethor
or not sufficient material is being
used to get best results.
When making this first treatment
the one effort should be to I'LL every
calyx cup with the poisoned liquid
The orchardist should make frequent
examinations OF the trees just treated
to determine whether or not the calyx
cups have been fiilsd.
The poison deposited In these calyz
cups remains there throughout tho
summer season. to destroy any worms
that attempt to enter the caiyx up to
the time the apples are picked.
II the worms arc ut all abundant OF
II the crop is rather light. second
thorough treatment should be made
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES


Whereas. Ann Sampson and James
T. Sampson did, by their certain deed
OF trust, dated the 30th day of jan
uary, A. ID. 1909. and recorded on the
30th day OF January. A. ID. 1903, In
book i32 at page iS6 OF the records
of the office OF the Recorder OF the
County OF Fremont, State Of Colorado.
convey TO the Public Trustee OF said
Fremont County. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate In said
County OF Fremont. State OF Colorado.
to-wit: All OF Lots number one %.
two CD. three ta). four 90 OF Block
number two t2). In Chnpman's Sub
division OF Lot Ten and the South
half OF Lot Nine In the Colorado Coal
and Iron Co.'S. Canon Gardens" ac-
cording to the recorded Plat OF said
Sub-division. subsequent 10 the 18th
day OF August. A. ID. 1903 at 2:2s
O'Clock p. NJ, which said deed of trust
was given TO secure the payment OF
their one certain promissory note
for the principal sum OF Eleven Hun
dred t$i100.O0) Dollars. bearing even
date with said deed OF trust. payable
to the order OF Henry c. Beckham.
three years after the date thereof.
with interest thereon at the rate OF
eight (8Ss) per cent. per annum. until
paid, said interest to be paid semi
annually according 10 the tenor and
effect OF six interest coupons Of forty
four dollars each. and.
Whereas. default has been made In
the payment OF the principal Of said
promissory note when due, and In the
payment Of the interest accrued there
ON since July 30th. A. ID. 1903. and
also interest on fiye OF said coupons,
from maturity thereof. respectively.
AZ therein provided. and
Whereas. default has further been
made In the payment. when due, OF
the taxes assessed against said prem
ises. as especially provided and re-
quired In said deed of trust. TO wit: In
failing to pay whom duo, the speciai
taxes assessed against said lots for
sidewalk taxes, whereby the said bei
eficiary elected TO and did pay said
taxes. as by said trust deed provided,
to-wit: Twelve Dollars and Eight
Cents (e12.os) and Eighty Couts ac-
crued cost thereon, which said sums
were paid by said beneficiary on De-
ccmber gard. 1910, and
Whereas, likewise default was mndo
IN falling TO keep said promises In
sured AZ required by kaid deed OF
trust, whereby tho said Beneficiary
was required 70 and did insure tho
said promises. and paid. therefor the
sum OF Twenty Dollars. and
whcrcas. the said beneficiary and
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MRS. JAMESON
PASSED AWAY
AT OLD HOME

Mr.. Lane Duff received word this
noon of the peaceful death of Mrs. RI.
N. Jameson at Cedarville, Ohio,
where she had been taken a short
time ago by her husband. Rev. II. NJ.
Jameson, so that she could be with
her homefclks and there rest up and
nossibly recuperate from her trouble
with which she has been afflicted for
the past two months.
She died this morning at l o'clock.
quite suddenly. Her demise comes as
a severe shock to her many friends in
this community. Advices from Cedar
Vile that she was tired after her long
trip to that point but that otherwise
she was feeling better. Those 50
deeply interested in her here were
hoping that the change would be ben
eficlal. It must be that the long trip
was too much for her and that the re-
action was more than she could stand.
The deceased was dearly believe
by all who knew her here. She was
kind and loving and considerate and
her sudden death brings grief to more
than her immediate family.
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NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

Notice Is hereby given that a col
lector Yiil not call this year for the
dog tar; said tax must bc paid to the
City Clerk at his office on or before
June 30. 1913.
Any dog found without a collar and
license tag after July 1st. 1919. will
be impounded by the City Pound offi-
Ger and dealt with according to the
ordinances Of the city.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF
May. A. d. 1913.
Attest: r. p SMITH.
J. v. BLAKE. Mayor
City Clerk. 112t1wti.
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AUTO CLUB HELD AN
INTERESTING MEETING

Monday night the Canon City Auto
mobile club met In the Offices OF Wal
ter Agnes. secretary Of the business
mems association. Fourteen real. live
and enthusiastic members OF the cluo
were present and the meeting proved
a beneficial one.
Warden lyman told those present
how Canon City could put herself on
the Transcontinental map and spoke
at length on the advantages OF such
a move. He suggested that the Can
on City Automobile Club become af-
fliated with the American Automobile
Association, the strongest organiza-
ton of It's kind in existence. It Is
this association which has the most
to do with planning the transconfi-
mental roads. BY joining the A. A. A.
and as a member OF that society Can
on City and the other clubs up this
valley would receive the deepest con-
sideration in the way OF getting a
transcontinental road.
Warden lyman and DR.. Goodloe
were appointed as a committee to look
up the matter Of joining the A. A. A.
The members present voted that the
club should advise its members %
furnish cars for the old soldiers on
Decoration day, 30 that they can BIZ
properly taken care OF on their way
10 the cemeteries and back.
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The academy today sent check TO
the Civic Improvement League In pay
ment OF the ride which was given
some OF the Academy girls last Sat
urday. The amount taken in from this
source was s12 For the services
rendered TO the c. /. L. by the autoists
Saturday that organization wishes to
thank them and also Mr.. A. L. Wilson
who spent great deal OF time in get
ting hold OF the various auto owners.
In last nights paper n. ]. Knights
name was printed Wright Mr.. Knigh,
was among the FIRST to offer his scrv-
ices for the c. 1. L. cause on Blossom,
Day.
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legal owner and holder OF said note.
Henry C. Beckham. has In vritfng
elected and declared the whole OF
said Indebtedness due and payable.
and has In writing notified me OF tho
above mentioned defaults, and has
declared q violation Of the covenants
of said decd Of trust In that respect.
and has declared the whole Of said
promtssory note amounting to
the sum of Eleven Hundred
tsiioo.00D Dollars. together with in~s
terest thereon af the rate OF Eight
IS ft) per cent. per annum. from
July 10th, 1903. together with the
amouE nbovo set forth for Insurance
and tsxee. With interest thereon at
Eight fS1tl per cent per annrm from
date OF payment thereof until paid.
due and. payable. and has elected TO
advertise said property for sale. and
did, on the Tenth day OF May. A. ID.
1918. fi5o his notice OF such election
and demand for sale, In accordance
with the terms Of sale specified In
said deed OF trust. as by law proyid-
ed. in writing with the undersigned.
as Public Trustee In and for tho
County OF Fremont. State OF Colorado:
and
Whereas. by reason OF the premises.
Il now becomes my duty under the
terms OF said trust deed to comply
with said demand for sale.
Now. therefore, In compliance with
such notice and demand. and under
and by virtue Of the power and au-
thority In me vested by said deed OF
trust, and the law In such case made
and provided. I. Jonathan Seaman. as
the Public Trustee In and for tho
County OF Fremont and State OF COL
orado. do hereby give public notice
that / will, on Saturday. the four
teenth day OF June. A. ID. 1913, at the
hour OF ten o'clock In the forenoon
Of said day. at the South front door
OF the county court house, In tho
City of Canon City. County OF Fre-
mont, state OF Colorado. sell all the
above described premises and all the
rixhf, tito and interest OF the said
Ann Sampson and James T. SAMPSON
their heirs and assigns therein. az
public auction, for the highest and
best price tho Same Will bring In
cash. for the purpose OF paying the
principal sum of said promissory note
Of Eleven Hundred sC$11o0.o0l Dol
iars. together with interest thereon
from July soth. 1909. to the date e. o.
said sale at the rate OF Eight tSfi,
per cent, per annum. and interest on
each of said interest coupons from
date OF maturity OF said coupons, re-
spectivciy. and the sums OF Twelve
and ss-100 Dollars and Twenty Dol
lars advanced for taxes and insur-
ance, m above set forth. and interest
thereon nj Eight ts9d) per cent, per
annum from the date the same were
paid until tho date of sale (bcing tho
unpaid indebtedness secured by said
decd of trust together with the ex-
pcnscs OF executing this trust
Dated mt Canon City. Colorado. this
i3th day Of May. A. u. 1918.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
tsEAL)
A Public Trustee IN and for the
County OF Fremont. State OF Colo
rndo. Is .tslt ~ |trt 4 f1i-s'I.$.
First publication May 15. 1918.
Last publication Juno 1e. 1918.
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A Sunday In Riverside

Rarely have l spent Sunday so
full OF beauty and song-fowers and
music-rest and quiet-peaceful in
spiration and real religious sentiment
as has been this day. And the strange
thing about it is the fact that l found
it all in a big. little, coy home like
California. tourist hotel.
The Mission Inn at Riverside is
unusual and unique in many ways. In
one wing of the hotel is a Cloister
music room, built since l was here
five years ago. 1t is a reproduction
of the old mission style OF the eight
eenth century.
This Cloister Music room has seat
ing capacity nearly equal to Christ
church at Canon City. 1t has every
appearance OF mission cloister OF
two hundred years ago. Many OF the
seats. the paintings. the candelabra.
the banners. the tiles. the pannels. the
armor and the books to be seen In this
room have been brought from Spain
and Old Mexico by Mr.. Miller where
they decorated old churches and ca
thedrals two to four hundred years
ago.
In the Cloister Music room is n ca
tedral organ OF excellent tone. and
make. Three times a day the guests
are given music on the organ accom-
panied by a harp.
On Sunday evening a song service
Is held which is making the Inn ia
nous. This service tonight consisted
OF some excellent organ and harp
some solos by an Italian lady
singer and many songs sung by the
audience. The songs were old fami- |
liar hymns. homely old songs and
airs, closing with God Save
The King and America
This song service would have been
enjoyable and not unusual In a |
church. II was just as enjoyable but
certainly unusual in a big tourist ho-
tel. And 1t was appreciated by many |
who rarely hear this sort Of songs.
After the song service . big rough |
man expressed his apprecia- |
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within three or four weehs after the
first This time the spray should be
finely divided and SO applied as TO
cover the surface Of the fruit and
foliage This spray is to poison the
worms that attempt TO burrow into
the apples from some other point than
the calyx-
To do thorough spraying Of large
trees 1t is necessary to have n tower
over the spray tank and a long spray
road SO that the spray may be directed
downward with force into the calyx
cups
IL the worms can be well controll-
ed by the arsenical sprays. It will
hardly pay to use bandages to catch
the worms on the tree trunks. II the
worms become abundant in spite of
the thorough spraying. It is then ad-
yisable to use bands also. which
should be removed every week or
ten days for the purpose of destroying
the worms that collect under them.
Bands need not be removed after Au-
gust 10th until the apples have been
pfcked az all worms entering the
bands after that date would remain
in the bands until the next spring.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Lester
O. Miller Deceaaed

o. Miller, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Sat
urday. the 14th day. Of June. A. ID.
1919. at the hour Of 2 o'clock r. NJ. be-
ing one of the regular days OF the Juno
Term Of the County Court Of Fremont
County, In tho State Of Colorado, I
Ella d. Miller. administratrix OF said
estate. will appear before tho Judge
OF said Court. present my final settle
ment IN such administrative. pray tho
approval OF the same. and will then ap-
ply to be discharged as such adminis-
trafrix. At which time and place any
person In interest may appear and
present objections tc the same II any
there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. May
18th, 1918.
ELLA d. MILLER.
Administrative OF the Estate OF Lester
o. Miller. Deceased.
First Pub. May 10, 1918.
Last Pub. June IL. 1913.
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Here for Awhile.

Mr.. W. Z. Collins, who has been
travelling for the past three or four
months In the southern part OF tho
country. is here In Canon City and
will spend some time here.
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Great SALE OF PRINTS

Have just received large consignment
Of Mil End Prints which we are now
offering for the first time. Many won
derful values and attractive patterns.
Three days only.
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young clerk at the desk. The young
clerk at the desk evidently desiring to
fit his talk to the man In question re-
marked Yes. we think these features
are appreciated by most OF our
guests. We try to have them good
and not too religious to be offensive"
Too religious b" said the
knight of the grip: what the world
needs is more Of the religion we
get through good music and song. /
like it and you needn't be bit afraid
Of getting it too religious either
was here about ten years ago
when this hotel was first opened up.
The papers had just announced that
Mr.. Frank A. Miller had borrowed
s150.0 to complete the building. The
old residents who had seen Miller
grow up from a bare-footed boy said
that 1t couldn't pay and that Miller
would go broke.
But the old resident was wrong. IS
he often is. Mr.. Miller has made n
wonderful Success OF this institution
and It has grown and developed far
beyond his original dreams. And It |
has done more to build up Riverside |
than any other factor. i
Mr.. Milelr is an idealist He gets his |
Joy out OF his work. He is lover of
music. OF art, and OF beauty. And ne
is practical and seems to make 1t pay
is even more rare than being |
an ideaiist in business.
This is the beautiful season at Riv-
erside. The town and country all
about Is one vast flower garden. The
houses are covered with blooming
roses. the yards are full Of them. the
roadways bordered With them. Rose /
vines. rose bushes. rose trees every
where. all covered In q glory OF color.
Orange trees are In bloom. and
gardens and flower beds everywhere
give on a fragrance Of a rose jar.
This 9 not the tourist time but 1t Is
the best time to see Riverside and
have enjoyed this beautiful Sunday
G. U. II.
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Eye, Nose, Throat, Ear.

Specialist DR.. Fisher will be At the
sTRATHMoRp Hotel FRIDAY. May
10th to operate upon and treat the
EYE. NOSE. THROAT. EAR ana %
FIT cLAssEs coRRrcr'LY.--a
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT,

NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the Matter OF tho Estate of w. ID.
Twinnm. Deceased.
1918. at the liour or O'clock p. NJ.
being ono OF tho regular, days OF tho
June Term of tho County Court of
Fremont County. In tho atate Of Coll
orado. I. Jennie n. Twinam, admin
istratrir Of 0said estate, will appear
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Record wast ADS Have pos nasy
wonderful Thisss.
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SUNBURST SILK

A new line in all this seas
on's newest shades, this is
a highly mercerized cloth,
36 inches wide, suitable for
Innings, facings for XII
monas making Princess
slips and petticoats,. per-
fectly fast colors, looks as
good as satin and wears
better. Price
Csc YARD
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After the song service . big rough
travelling man expressed his apprecia-
ton of this unusual feature to a
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BATH TOWELS

Warm weather demands a
greater quantity of bathing
requisites. Come to us
when you are ready for
your purchases, we have a
heavy bath towel full
bleached, white, red, and
blue borders, size 22x44, a
splendid good absorbent
towel, special price
2se EACH
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Riverside. CALI, Sunday. May srd-