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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-24
LATE NEWS

Toledo.-Harry Krause, form
er southpaw, was traded by To-
ledo to Portland of Pacific Coast
league for Dave Gregg, brother of
Vean Gregg, Nap left-hander.
Mansfield, La.-Miss Florence
Peance refused to dance with
Vim. Gillet last night. Stabbed
her with knife when he met her
on street today. She fell dead.
Three hours later he was lynched.
-O-O-
WEATHER FORECAST
Mostly cloudy tonight and
Tuesday for Chicago and vicin-
ity; rising temperature; lowest
tonight about % degrees above
zero; moderate, variable winds.
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FLORENCE HAS NEW
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHER

What used TO be the Florence Ex
Parte comes TO us this week under =
new name. II is now known as The
Fremont County Democrat.
r. @. Hedges has purchased the IA
terest OF ID. +. Foor In the f ParIe
and is now editor and publisher Of the
Fremont Democrat. Mr.. Hedges is
practical printer and newspaper man
and starts out with clean. newsy
sheet.
The Fremont Democrat. as the name
indicates. will support the Democratic
party In fits political policy.
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KMIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
INSTALL FRIDAY NIGHT

The semi-annual installation OF the
officers-eiect OF Couer de Leon Lodge.
No. IS. Knights OF Pythias. will take
place at Its castle hall next Friday
night. They will be as follows R.v.
o. s. Reed. chancellor commander; A.
X. Jameson. vice chancellor; L. T.
IAmbuth. prelate; T. A. Haynes.
master OF work: Harry w. Combs.
keeper OF records and seal. and master
OF finance: w. f. Spencer. master o.
exchequer; NJ. b. Baker, inner guard:
c. II. Rau. outer guard; A. L. jeffrey.
trustee.
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OBDiNtNCE No. Z.
SERIES NJ 1917.

An Ordinance amending Section Ten
Of Ordinance No. Eleven. Series of
1911, Rutifled, ~An Ordinance Grant
In 10 Frederick r. KELSEY and
Frederick u. Street, their Heirs,
Sscees .sr~ and Assigns. q Franchise
for q Street Hallway over, rpon.
Aieng and t~rsss Certain Property
and the Streets OF Canon Clty. Col-
crado.~ ~ Amended by Ordlnencc
No. Four, Series Of 1919, EntitIed
AN Ordinance Amending section
Ten of Ordinance No. Eleven. Series
Of 1911. Entitled An Ordinance
Granting 10 Frederick r. Kelsey and
FREDERICK u. street. their Hr'rs,
Successors and Assigns . Franchise
for n Street Hallway 0ser. Upon.
3I0ng and Across Certain Property
and t.e Streets u caH"n City. Col
orndo.- $50 81,
Do II Ordained BY the CITY Council
of the City OF Canon City. Colorado:
Sscfion J That Section 10 OF Orr
ilnr n cc Ma. " sven. .icrtcs OF 1911. enc
titled IAN Ordinance Granting to
Frederick r. Kelsey and Frederick n
street. their Heirs. Successors and
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MADE FINE TALK
At DENTON HOTEL

Edward p. costigan OF Denver. late
candidate of the Progressive party for
governor of Colorado. visited Canon
City Tuesday afternoon at the invita-
ton OF some OF his political friends
here and was given a complimentary
banquet at. the Denton hotel the fol-
lowing evening. 4 iarge number %
people called at the hotel during the
afternoon 20 pay their respects 10 Mr..
Costigan and covers we're laid for
forty guests at the : o'clock dinner in
his honor.
There were between hfty and sixty
people in the dining room when Mr.
Costigan began his post-prandiai ad-
dress at o'clock and they listened to
him with keen, interes. until It's colse
about an hour later. He outlined the
method that had been adopted for the
perpftuauon OF inc Progressive parry
throughout the country and said that
II would work through both the Re
publican and Democratic organiza-
tons for the furtherance OF its cher
ishcd ideas and principles of govern
mcnt Progressiveism In government
according to Mr.. costigan. has come
to stay and Is destined TO be n de-
fcrmining factor in American politics.
Mr.. costignn is one of the most elo-
quent. graceful and forcefui speaker
in the public life OF Colorado and Is
the idol of his party followers.
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LINER NEARLY TURNED
TURTLE IN HURRICANE
New York. Jan. s.-The Cunard lin
er encountered hurricanes january
2nd when the ship nearly turned tur-
Tic
Jolly sleigh Party.

last night jolly crowd consisting
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Combs. Mr..
and Mrs, W. y. Clarke, Miss Josephine
Palmer. MIss blanche Stevenson. Mr..
I.esiic stevenson. Mr.. Frank Hellman.
and Mr.. Eugene Crawford took adj
vantage Of the snow and enjoyed a
happs eyening ON a bob ride"
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HAS GOOD SPECIMEN
OF MOUNTAIN LION
Florence Citizen:

Florence Citizen:
Walter Fletcher this week received
the mounted hide OF the large noun
tain lion he killed In the Black Noun
tain country last October. The work
was done by Stainsl.y and II is one
of the finest specimens he ever mount
ed. according to letter that accom-
panied the shipment Mr.. Fletcher
has the hide On exhibition in one OF
the show windows OF his store.
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Assigns n Franchise for . Street
Railway Over. Upon. Along and Across
Certain Property and the Sfrccts OF
Canon City. Colorado" a. amended by
Ordnance No 4. Series OF 1919. en-
Titled An Ordinance Amending Sec
tion Ten OF Ordinance No. n, Series
OF 1911. entitled An Ordinance
Granting to Frederick T. Kelsey and
Frederick u Street. their Heirs. Sue
cessors and Assigns a Franchise for
a Street Railway. over. Upon. Along
and Across Certain Property and tho
Streets OF Canon City. Colorado" be
amended to read as follows.
Section 10. That said grantees,
their heirs. successors and assigns
shall begin actual work upon said
limits OF this City. within eighteen
months from the date Of the adoption
OF this ordinance, which was adopted
on the twenfy-fifth day OF September.
4. ID. 1911. and shall have cars run
ming on Nain Stree. from Ninth
Street to the Soda Springs within
twenty-one months and from the y-ts.
Springs to the top of tho Royal Gorge.
so-calied. within two years and nine
months from said tventy-fifth day OF
September. A. ID. 1911.
The rights granted by this ordinance
shall cease and determine Whenever
said grantees. their heirs. SUCCESSORS
and assigns shall fail to begin or com
pieto said railway within the time and
times specified In this ordinance or TO
operate and run cars thereon m
specified In this ordinance. unless such
failure be caused by some circum-
stance OF circumstances which said
grantees, their heirs successors and
assigns have or shall have no power
TO control.
Said grantees. their heirs. success
sors and assigns shall within thirty
days from the adoption of this amend
ment file with the City Clerk writ
ten acceptance OF the rights and priv
subject TO the conditions. qualifca-
tons and reservations herein men,
toned
introduced. read and ordered pub
lished this sixteenth day OF Deccm-
Der. A. ID. 1912.
Adopted and approved this 9Th day
Of january. A. ID. 1919.
r. p. SMITH.
Mayor.
City CLERK
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont SIS.
City OF Canon City.
I. J. V. Blake. city clerk OF and for
the city OF Canon city. Colorado. do
hereby certify that the foregoing or
dinance No z. series OF 1919. was In
troduccd and read at n regular meet
Ing OF the city council of the city OF
Canon City. Colorado. preceding it's
adoption and was published In full In
the Canon City Record, weekly
OF general circulation. pub
lished In said city OF Canon City, ten
tio) days before its adoption by said
city council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal OF the city Of Canon City. Col
orndo. this sth day OF January. A. d.
1918.
tseal)
J. v. BLAKE,
City Clerk.
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with home folks.

vacation period with home folks
Florence Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. p Farmer left On
Denver & Rio Grande train No. / this
afternoon for Salt Lake City on their
way TO Los Angeles and Long Beach,
California. Mr.. Farmer will be gone
four or five weeks and his wife until
spring II the climate agrees with her.
Harry f. Mullnix and his assistants.
who have been here for some time
going over the books and accounts Of
DR.. T. b. Moore as county treasurer,
left this afternoon for Montrose where
they will make an examination Of the
condition of the various county rec
ords.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Eakin. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. o. Jack and Rev. d. W. Jones
were among the local people who at
tended the production of the oratorio
of the Messiah" at Canon City We'd
nesday night Florence Citizen.
New York. Jan. 3.-"Bumm' Bull
Terrier mascot of the Madison stree,
station. who saved many lives by
warning people of fires. is dead. He is
credited with more than thousand
',rescues' In six years.
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THURSDAY


clark Cooper returned home Tues
day evening from a few days business
trip to Denver and Colorado Springs.
Or. ]. NJ. Bradbury came down
from Coaldale to spend Christmas
week with his niece, Mrs. Frank L.
Smith. He returned the first of the
week
Miss Maude Chamberlain. who spent
the Christmas holidays here visiting
friends, left Tuesday morning for
Morrison. Colorado. TO resume her
work as a teacher in the public schools
there.
t. witcher was down from. Cotopaxi
On Wednesday and spent New Years
with his son. J. L. witcher. and fam
fiy.
Charles Bender. a retired business
man, who has been travelling the past
year for his health IN the east. was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Frank -
Smith, for a week. lie left Wednes-
day for FL Paso. Texas.
Charles Minor, who spent the
Christmas holidays here visiting his
wife and family at al Greenwood
avenue. left this afternoon for Blanco.
Colorado. where he is engaged in the
hardware business.
Pueblo were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Van Patten of .522 Hazel avenue
on New Years day. Prof. Eichhorn
was one OF the vocal soloists in the
production OF the oratorlo OF the
Messiah" at the Methodist church
"Wednesday night. Prof and MIS-.
Eichhorn left for home this morning.
Mrs. Laura DeBord went TO Pueblo
sn Tuesday to spend the New Years
festivities with friends. She will be
gone several days.
Mrs Lane Duff Is spending the ho'-
fday season at Segundo as the guest
OF her sister. Miss Bessie Moyle.
Mrs. Wells Stricken with Paralysis.
Mrs. Jennie Dale has received word
from Mrs. Stella Beach Davis AT
Litchfeld. Illinois. that the latter's
aunt, Mrs. Thomas Wells. formerly Of
this city. was stricken with paralysis
at her home there on December ninth
and that her condition was such as to
leave little hope OF her recovery. The
announcement of Mrs. Wells illness
will be a matter OF sincere regret 10
her many friends here.
Mrs. Bernard Leftwich OF Pueblo.
who was Miss Mary Short of this
city before her marriage, was strick
en- with paralysis while preparing 20
come here to spend the Christmas hol-
fdays with her parents. Mr.. and Ms.
J. H. Short. and her condition has
since been such as to create the gras-
est anxiety on the part of the mem
oers OF her family and her friends
Mar sister. Miss Ella Short, who has
been taking a course of study at The
Green Gables sanitarium in Lincoln.
Sebraska. to fit herself for n career
ss trained nurse. has been called
to the bedside Of the unfortunate
woman. MW
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Kaltenback and
children. former residents of Canon
City, but now making their home IN
COLORADO Springs, arrived here a few
days ago and will remain over for
me corner stone laying at the Y. " {.
8 sailding during his residence here.
Mr. and Mrs George Bethel. Mrs.
George Bethel Jr. and son, Wallace.
and Miss Ruth Lewis motored to Col
orado Springs on Tuesday and were
present at the Esfiii- whippie nup-
tIais in the evening. They returned
home on New Years day.
FRIDAY
Miss Jessie Eldridge, teacher ~
the Fruitmere school. returned to Can
on City yesterday after spending the
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ADAMS
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
PRO TEN
Cry United Press.)

Denver. Jan. s.-Senator Billy
Adams was elected president pro tenn
in the senate on the 18th ballot.
Adams took the oath OF office today.
His election was made possible ny
Fitzgerald's ruling that only the ma
jority OF those voting was necessary
for election and by the fact that re-
publican Senators Barela Conforth.
Hayden. Tucker. Macarthur. Parish
absented themselves. This left only
&c persons. Adams voting for himself.
got 15 votes.
When the senate met today Blake
ley denounced Adams for electing
himself by a trick. The republicans
defended Adams. Justice Campbell
then appeared and administered the
oath. It is expected that Adams cleo
ton will make him lieutenant COVER
nor.
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TUESDAY.

duties as teacher.
Miss Sylvia Shirley returned to Den-
yer on Monday after spending the hoi-
idays with her parents here At Den
yer she will resume her studies at
Colorado woman's college.
DR.. f. r. Fulkerson. who was TO
speak at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday afternoon. January s. has post
poned his lecture for one week or till
Wednesday afternoon. January Ism.
on account OF the cold weather.
Mrs. W. p. Hillix left for Denver TO-
day to attend the Democratic women's
luncheon to be given at the Albany
hotel Wednesday The principal adj
dresses are to be given by Governor
Ammons, Mrs. Gertrude A. Lee and
Helen Ring Robinson.
the Lyric Dancing academy during the
holiday season. left yesterday morning
to return to Canon City where she IS
attending school.-cripple Creek
Times.
Miss Shirley Harrison returned TO
her home in Goldfield, Colorado. last
Sunday after having spent the Christ
mas and New Years holidays here
with her mother. Miss Harrison has
numerous friends and acquaintances
in this city.
G. W. Williams of Lincoln Park ex-
poets to start the first of next week
for Los Angeles. California, TO join
his family who have been there since
October. Mr.. Williams has lived In
this vicinity for number OF years :
long enough for the people OF can7n
City. who know him. TO regret that he
has gone elsewhere TO make his homr.
Mrs. w. c. Shirley. who spent the
holidays here visiting Mr.. and Mrs c.
II. Shirley and family. was called to
her home at Grandfield. Oklahoma. by
the serious illness OF one of her
children.
Miss Irene McHenry. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Seymour. went back TO
Canon City Sunday afternoon to re-
sumo her studies at the Mt Scholas-
tica's academy after spending her
Christmas vacation here.--crippie
Creek Times. Isl
While the ground is covered with
snow the food supply OF the birds is
cut off and unless they are porvided
with food by kind-hearted people many
OF them must starve. Numerous resi-
dents OF the city are scattering small
quantities OF millet, and other seeds
and bread crumbs outside their doo-s
that the birds may survive the storm.
Fred Giersberg has returned from
three weeks vacation spent with home
folks at St Joe. Mo. Mr.. Giersberg.
who has been engineer on the local
Rio Grande switch crew for the past
year. has been transferred to me
Canon City crew and his place =
being filled by Engineer VIM. Cay1-
naugh. OF Pueblo.-FIorence Citizen.
Murray wylie. who has been visit
ing his mother and other relatives
here for the last three or four weeks
left Sunday night for chihuahua. Mex
leo. to resume his work there with a
big mining and development company.
Mrs. Clara z. Hillix. en- route from
her home at Canon City to attend
banquet In honor Of the Democratic
women's club in Denver, stopped over
in Florence a few hours this morning
on business.-Fiorcnce Citizen.
Mrs. C. C. Tedford and little daugh-
ter. 'virginia. returned from Canon
City on Monday where they enjoyed
few days visit with the Walton fam
ily.-Florence Citizen
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creditef win more tnhn tnousan'i
"rescues" In six years.
SATURDAY.
The regular monthly meeting OF L. :
members OF the Fremont County Hor-
ticultural society was held at the 81
ciety's rooms in the court house this
afternoon. The attendance was not -
large as usual on account of the
snowstorm Among tie subjects dis
cussed was Pruning" and Spraying.
Alderman c. T. Chapman of the Hot
Springs addition has rented his ranch
on Brewster avenue TO F.. J. Shockley
and has removed with his family 10
1O3 Macon avenue preliminary to TAX
ing up his duties as undersheriff on
January 18th.
Miss Wilma Paxton. who spent the
Christmas holidays here with relatives
and friends. has returned to Fort
Collins to resume her studies at the
state agricultural college. She will
spend a few days In Denver and Boul-
der en- route.
Ex-Sherin V. S. Simon of Florence
was here on Friday shaking hands
with his old friends and acquaint-
ances. As result OF the treatme nj
taken in California a year ago he has
fully recovered from the aiiment from
which he was so long a sufferer and
says he has not felt better in years
Chaplain Blake OF the penitentiary
was called out of the city on wednes-
day, and. in his absence, Rev. S. II
Sperry was requested to conduct the
funeral service Thursday morning ov-
er the remains of william Perdev
who died at the prison hospital al
midnight Tuesday night The deceas-
ed was about sixty-five years OF age.
Ex-senator L. C. Campbell. former
ly of Cripple Creek. but now a resi-
dent OF Winnemucea, Nevada, was in
town this morning shaking hands with
friends and acquaintances. Senator
Campbell was on his way home to
Nevada from Oklahoma where he went
previous to the holidays to spend
Christmas with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Noble have re-
turned TO their home in Pueblo after
spending the holidays here as the
guests OF the latter's sisters. Mrs. Emil
Gaulke an dMrs. Clayton Maxwell Mr.
Noble returned home last week. hui
left his wife here for she New Pears
celebration.
The Strathmore is proud OF Its new
bus. Charles Johnson and Cahrles En-
glehart OF the Palace Livery are also
proud OF IT. II is certainly a beauty.
MONDAY
Mr.. Fred Huling left this morning
for Denver where he will lresume his
studies in Denver University.
Students OF the Canon City high
school are burning the midnight oil
these winter evenings preparing for
the examinations covering the work
OF the last semester.
Mack Twitchcll. who has been
spending the Christmas vacation al
home with his parents. DIR. and Mrs
F. A. Twitchell. returned to Fort
( Collins Sunday TO resume his studies
at the State Agricultural college.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. shaver. former
residents OF this city. but now living
at calhan, Colorado. are here for a
couple OF weeks looking after some
property interests. ~
VIM. L. Mack came over Sunday .or
a couple Of days visit with HIS mother
before going west. He VIII lease
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Tuesday for Van couver. B. C.. to be
gone several months.
Mrs. o. c. sartIn left this morning
for two months trip in Kansas and
Oklahoma.
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Bills Introduced.

The senate today adopted a resolu-
ton TO meet at nine o'clock daily in
stead of ten
Senator Van Tilborg introduced IN
the senate another resolution demand
ing a probe OF the Stratton estate and
Immediate action by the attorney gen.
eral to take possession OF the prop
erty involved
Senator Garmau introduced a bill
dividing the state into four congress
sional districts.
Senator Reynolds introduced a bill
providing for n state chemist to an
allze beess delivered to the sugar
factories with an assistant in each
factory. Farmers charge that the
sugar trust is juggling the beet tests
to rob them.
Representatives Daley OF Aspen In
troduced in the house a bill providing
for state loans at low rates to the
poor people of the state
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Blankets

Here is another necessity to keep the cold woman
loves blankets kind SELL
They in plain coios and plaids in cotton wool and the
All 600
Wool finish $500 10 $500 pair All $500 to $1,000 psr
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FRIDAY

Miss Jessie Eldridge, a teacher ~
the Fruitmere school. returned to Can
on City yesterday after spending the|
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Comforts

nights your thoughts comforts
that will be nice and during hours OF siump
nled white
fluffy skolne They great
variety OF <SO to Ms
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Aviation
Gaps
Sweaters

All the best plain colors
knit made In full perfcconand
the prices are esse 10 ssSe
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FufS

This is the
especially when up-o-date for
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Notary Public-w. b. Rowland. 523
Main street Record office.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

Watching the
ScOYebOQrd

Harry Davis. 0S the Athleties.
was among those present while tie
Chants save IN exeAeatt~n of
rounding mp departed batting eyes
In BrOOklyn.
He saw the NcGrawltes hammer
cut - hits wOOd Tor ~ hases. ae-
COM pa nicd by general fast CO.
vortins In the asid.
Ruhe Maruuard was effective
and hold the Dodgers runless after
he piOsved through the nrst snnsn9'
but the gO1ng wns rOWgh ~ the
start. MarQuard lit the Arst two
men he pltrheS tO, and the urst
bell he threw 10 each man piunked
him.
The Phillies took both eads ~
dowble- header fr0a BOstOas but the
Giants now need 0nly three more
victories to enable them 20 of~-
cialiy take the title.
HImphries held the Pirates ON
with siA hits. while the Cabs drove
Mco uillen from the mound. NAM
ager Evers led his team In hat
ting. getting four hits In four
tixseA mp. Tive 81 the ssfettcs were
dOmhles.
The Foundation block of the
Amertcan League percentage
column was switched again with
out alstarblng the upper struc-
ture. Walter johnson pushed the
Yaskees back intO last place.
The Yaskees got but four hits
OF Johnson and N -. Louis was
idle. they are now one point be-
hind In the struggle for seventh
place.
The Detroit times., 1913-09-26

II they have never found It, Mack
hasn't a weak batter on his team.
Even his pitchers are dangerous In q
pinch | know this from experience.
Baker and McInnes are the most
dangerous batsmen on the team. II
either has a failing don't know
what IL is Both will go after bad
balls and make base hits when a
pitcher least expects in. Usually.
too. they do this when hit means a
run.
Collins is another sterling batsman-
A man has TO pitch TO him all the
time. lie seldom goes after one in
side or outside, and when he gets the
pitcher in hole he will hit safely
three times out OF four.
Eddie Murphy. Oldring and Strunk
are up there crowding the plate all
the time They are hard men TO
pitch to for many reasons. They may