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done on the foundation of the home on
North Fifteenth street. Mr.. GLE ex-
poets to return to Pueblo tonight.
Mrs. Sarah J. Seaman OF Denver
arrived here last week to visit her
son. County Treasurer Jonathan Sea-
man. wife and family at sos Wood
lawn avenue. She will remain In Can
on City for some time.
II. J. Osborn of Denver. who spent
the previous four or five days here.
left on Thursday of last week b, Bun
tens auto stage. for Victor and Grip
pie Creek where he expected - re-
main few days looking after Some
business matters requiring his atten-
tion.
After an absence OF more than a
year in Texas Mr.. and Mrs. Holland
Coleman. former residents of Canon
City. arrived here few days ago. Al
the close OF short visit In town as
the guests OF Mrs. Hall on Hazel ave-
nue.. mother of Mrs. Coleman. they
will continue their journey to the We,
Mountain Valley where they will re-
establish their home
Mrs. Henry Hutton went TO Denver
last week whers she Will spend some
time visiting her daughter. Mrs. |. c,
Burns, and family. As the result oi
some work about her home Ave or six
weeks ago involving a more than or
binary strenuous physical exertion
Mrs. Burns injured her heart and has
since, on the advice OF her physician
been confined to her bed.
The suit OF the United States Port
land Cement company versus the
Knight-Rush Lumber company OF Pa
eblo is being heard in the district
court here today. ]. d. Blunt OF Flor
ence. appears in the case as attorne,
for the plaintiff and ID. w. Ross as AZ
torney for the defendant. The pro
ceeding Is a civil one and is the out
growth of a dispute between the uti
gants over certain moneys alleged 4
be due to the plaintiff. II was nearly
noon before a jury was secured to tr,
the case.
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baby. Mother and heir. who are at
Graves hospital. are doing fine
Mr.. F. d. Sweeney and family have
moved into the west portion Of the
Mayhem house at 9th and Macon ave-
nue. and are now nicely settled. Mr..
Sweeney is the new business manager
for the Canon Gas company.
The Gem Meat and Grocery Com
pany have purchased two carloads o:
steers from James Belknap which
we're delivered the first OF the week
The Gem viii feed and fatten them
for their trade.
Committee from Greenwood Post.
Grand Army OF the Republic; Greer
wood woman's Relief corps and L.
s. Grant Circle. Ladies' of the G. 4. r..
are visiting the public schools this
week for the purpose OF giving the
students patriotic instruction. The
Fourth street, the South school
was visited this morning and the
South Canon high school and L1n-
coin park schools we're visited this
afternoon
Was Well known In the Springs.
The funeral of L. A. schamp. aged
scventy-three years. n veteran OF the
Civil war and pioneer of Colorado
who died at Canon City last Sunday,
was held there today under the aus
pices OF the q. A. r. He is survived
by his wife. Mrs. Kate schamp Of
Canon City: son. Frank Schamp. oi
East Manitou: two sisters. Mrs. Anna
". Smith, Colorado Springs. and Mrs
Emma Wilbur of California: and two
brothers, Jacob schamp OF West vir-
ginia and william schamp OF Cailfor-
mia. Mr.. schamp was well known
lhere.-coIorado Springs Telegraph.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Ashley and
daughter and Mr. Robert Cummins oi
Cheyenne. Wyoming. are the guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gruone OF this
city. The party motored here from
the wyoming city and took In the
Skyline Drive and the Royal Gorge
They declare them wonderful sighii
and the roads the best they have trav.
eied. They were also greatly pleased
with the road from Colorado Springs
to this city and think that the convict
| labor on the roads is great factol
| In giving Colorado the best roads Ia
the country. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley vii
be remembered as having lived herr
several years ago.
There Is an old saying In this par
of Colorado. which has been true J.
this portion OF Colorado for man,
years according to old-tImers. tina
whenever the lilac bloom Is not kIlles
by the frost there viii be fruit crop
To the personal knowledge Of TN
writer this has held good for at leas
three seasons In the Canon City dir
sriet. II the lilac bloom. Which q
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FRIDAY

Miss NJ. F. Churchill OF AT Harri-
son avenue returned home last Sunday
from a five months sojourn in Call
fornia, during which she visited Los
Angeles. San Diego. San Jose, Berk-
ley and other points. She made the
trip TO the coast with Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis of Orchard avenue, East Canon.
Who returned here the FIRST of March.
Mrs. s. A. Cate and daughter of
San Jose, Calf, are guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. S. s. Nichols.
In consequence OF the birth OF a
oaby boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Judd II
ottumwa. Iowa, few days ago. ]. a.
Heckart has become a great grand
father. probably the youngest in Canon
City or Fremont county to bear that
distinction. Mr.. Judd is the Oldest
grandson OF Mr.. Heckart and is less
than 2l years OF age. Mr.. Heckart will
not DE 81 until next August.
The washington-Jeffcrs base bail
team played tthe North Canon Fresh
men team Wednesday evening. The
score was to o In favoz OF the Teddy
Bears. the Washington Jeffersons.
They played the South Canon Fresh
men team Thursday evening and won
the game By a score OF 15 to 9. The
Washington -Jenersons owe their fine
playing mostly to their pitcher. Hr-
hsrt 6psasief. This team challenges
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SorIcE or FINAL sErrLExEyr.

IN thf Mattrf OF tDr Estate OF Henry
Belknap. Deceased.
Notice f. hereby given. that on Sat
urday. the scvcnth day Of June. 4. d.
1913. at 10 A. 81. being one OF the
regular DAYS Of the June Term OF the
County Court OF Fremont County. in
the State OF Colorado. I. James II.
Belknap. administrator OF said estate.
viii appear before the Judge OF said
Court. present my nnal settlement as
such Administrator. pray the approx
nj OF the same. and will then apply
to be discharged as such Administra-
tor. Al which time and place any
person In interest may appear and
present objections to the same II any
there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
April 2Sth. 1913
JAMES ~. BEl.KNAP.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Henry
Belknap. Deceased.
First Pub. May !. 1919.
Last Pub. May -. 1919
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any team under 16 years of age in
Canon City TO a game of base ball.
Mr.. A. E Carlton. president of sthe
First National bank here and promi-
nent in other banking and mining in
terests throughout the state, accom-
panied by party OF business associ-
ates. came down today from Cripple
Creek in two machines. After nego-
tiating some business matters IN
which they are interested Mr.. Carlton
will leave on No. for business trip
to the western slope. The rest of the
party will return to the Creek this
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Harding. Jr.. lett
here few days ago for Butte. Mon
tana, where they expect to make their
future home and where the former has
a position as salesman in a large fur
niture store. They rented theirs resi-
dence property here
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TUESDAY.

w. E. Dabbs and family OF Victor
arrived here on Friday OF last week
and expect to spend a vacation OF sew
cral weeks here. Mr.. Dabbs is assist
ant cashier OF the City bank at Victor.
one OF A. L. Cartons institutions, and
has number OF acquaintance in this
community.
The Canon Auto company have sold
two moro Fords. RawIey Bea-:h
bought one of these dandy touring
cars and DIR. Hamilton bought a road
ster. Out OF the shipment OF eight
received week or two ago. only
about two remain.
WvDy BanAv
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on the streets IN the residence por-
tion OF the community In order that
our guests may be assured OF n dust
less ride about town the following
day. II the streets were thoroughly
sprinkicd on Saturday no trouble
need be apprehended from the dust on
Sunday.
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THURSDAY

Clarence Dolan is enjoying a couple
of weeks visit from his brother. J. J..
Doiau. of Chicago. Both are guests al
Mrs. II. NJ. Bllnns boarding house On
Greenwood avenue.
Mrs. John Nov and son. James Now.
of Hillside were visitors in Canon
City on Wednesday. They came down
on business growing out of the death
of the formers husband at Sallda on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. Frances Moore Wilson has re-
turned from Canon City where she has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pueblo star-Journal
Mrs. sniiie \. Cox. wife, Of W. r.
Cox. died at the family home. III
North Fourth street, about o'clock
this morning of paralysis after long
illness. Deceased, who had been an
almost helpless invalid for about
three years, came to Canon City with
her husband to make her home sixteen
or seventeen years ago. On account
of waiting to hear from some distant
relatives the time of the funeral has
not been announced.
Mrs. C. S. Clarke. who has spent
three years here on a ranch on Orch
ard Park. left yesterday for Victoria.
Illinois, her old home. Her many
friends here will regret 10 hear OF her
departure.
Mr.. r. B. Quinn of Guyman. oklaho-
ma, where he owns and publishes one
Of the leading papers. is here and will
spend the summer on his ranch on
Lincoln Park Mr.. Quinn likes Colo
rado and especially Canon City.
Deputy District Attorney E. H..
stinemeyer left for westcliffe on Den
yer & Rio Grande train No. 5 We'd
nesday afternoon to look after some
business matters requiring his atten-
ton. He will. probably, return to
Canon City on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Of
Canon City were in the city on We'd
aesday visiting at the home OF Thomas
Asgood. on Mesa avenue. Mr.. Marsh
all has extensive fruit interests in the
Arkansas valley not only at Canon
city but is Interested in the growing
Of peaches near Swink- He will spend
the coming week at the latter point,
Mr.. Marshall is a firm believer Of
burying his peach trees through the
winter and has 500 in that condition
ct the present time.-Pueblo Leader.
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MONDAY

party OF friends came down from
Cripple Creek Saturday afternoon in
the Carlton car and remained here un-
til Sunday evening before leaving for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Haynes, son and
daughter, went to Pueblo in their auto
Saturday and returned home BY way
of Colorado Springs. The new part
of the road from here to Paehlo Was
rutty and heavy with dust. Part way
to the Springs from Pueblo Tho road
had been newly graveled. Total mile
age for the round trip was 1873 miles.
c. II. Austin and W. L. Warren of
Colorado Springs. owners OF the Cave
of the Winds at Manitou. we're visitors
here on Sunday. They express ,he be-
lief that an unusual number of tour
lists and visitors from the Eastern
states will come to Colorado this
summer and that Canon City. as well
as the Pixies Peak district. Will g,; It's
share OF them.
An automobile party from Pueblo.
consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. rhatch-
er Jr., G. C. withers Jr.. Mrs. J. 5.
1-..-.t. - All, Deal Gttaor x-,aftad
Canon City on Sunday. They report
the roads very good between Pueblo
and Canon City, except a stretch of
Ave or six miles in Pueblo county thar
has recently been worked and Is very
dusty. The visitors made the run
over the Skylipe drive
Harry Hendershot. a prominent
mine operator OF Custer county. pass
ed through here one day last week en-
route from westcliffe to Pueblo with
carload of high grade ore which he
will have treated at the Pueblo smell
ter.
Mr.. Charles p. Norman. an expert
repair man and engraver. has taken
a position with Mr.. c. c. Patton. the
leading jeweler. Mr.. Norman comes
well recommended and Patton's will
be more able than ever to handle re-
pair work and engraving.
A. B. whitmore. secretary of the
Crystal Peak Gem company, returned
home last Thursday from Canon City
where he was called two yeeks ago
by the death Of his mother He ex-
poets to leave shortly for the CON-
pany's claims at Crystal Peak to con-
tinue the mining operations there
Cripple Creek Times.
Miss Helen Crutcher has been en-
tertaining this week Miss Jane Gilpin
OF Los Angeles. California and Miss
Florence Youagman of Canon City
Miss Cilpin left on Thursday FOR New
York where she will take steamer
for Europe. Miss Youngman will con-
tinue here until Saturday as the guest
of her friend.-SaIida Record.
| A business meeting of the members
OF the board OF derictors OF the re-
Gently re-organized civic improvement
league Will be held at the residence oi
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Harding, 507
Greenwood avenue. at s o'clock this
evening. Some important matters
Will come up for discussion and every
member of the directorate is urged to
be present
An auto party from Cripple Creek
composed of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o
Burnside and Mr.. and Mrs. Car
Evens came down fro mthe district
on Sunday and made an excursion
through Lincoln Park and East Canon
TO get look at the fruit blossoms.
J. N. Gle OF Pueblo. architect ant
superintendent OF construction OF the
Odd Fellows home here. came ur
from the Steel city Sunday afternoon
TO look after the concrete work bs,ns
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$50 g y - y q . . q q q q aa q
A Record Want "A WIN Sell Msss
Any Thing Thai IL ssieable.
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WEDNESDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs.. Sam b. Hoffman are
rejoicing over the arrival Of = girl
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wANTED-Place on ranch; house-
work and milking by experience
woman. Phone Blue 1852. ssp,s.
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w A n It S
w A N T E D

JOB wANTED-coilecting; light DE-
livering. or anything of that nature.
References. 5. Record office. 100pt2.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-04-02
PROPER CARE OF CUT GLASS
Elaborate Precautions Necessary to
Preserve the Beautiful But Ex-
tremeIy Delicate Article.

Cut glass is very fashioEsble now.
and is used upon the dinner table
and In the drawing room With great
success. But. alas, How easily il
can be Clipped and spoiled. What
precautions can be taken with the
precious pieces?
Cut glass must be handled very
carefully when 1t is washed, so that
no risk is run OF chipping it A wood
en- bowl will help.
Place in wooden bowl some shaw
ings of a mild white soap and pour
over these boiling water.
When the water has become luke
warm wash the glass in the suds. US
ing a soft nail brush. Then dip the
glass in a second wooden bowl this
time filled with clear lukewarm wa
ter, until all traces of soap is re
moved
Now dip the glass into third bowl
OF lukewarm water TO which bluing
has been added (for the bluing viii
give a brilliance 10 the glass) and
then dry it with a very soft cloth.
Polish it with soft tissue paper.
Gilded and patterned china may
well be washed in the same careful
way, but the bluing should be omitted.
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Take Halls Family Pills for constis
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A GOOD SHOW.
SPLENDID Work Of Cast in "Freckles'
at Colonial Theatre BLOOD Will
TeIp'

That beautiful story Freckles,"
by Gene Stratton-P Porter. dramatized
by Neil Twomley from the novel and
produced under the direction of A.
G. Delamater, was presented at the
colonial Theatre last night by
splendid cast of players.
The audience was of fairly good
size, but not 50 large as the excel.
lent production by an excellent cast
demanded. Everybody who has read
the book, knows the story. In the
character # 'Freckles, Mr.. Perry
Golden was we'll cast. In Heed, Mr..
Goden was ideal in the title role. and
too much cannot be said of his clever
Interpretation of his part,
Miss Miriam Gasparo, as "Angel,
was most acceptably cast. Dainty and
sweet, attractive and graceful, she
was in every way an able support to
Mr.. Golden. The same can be said
of every character in the play, all
being we'll cast and above the average
one-night-stand players.
They were finished artists in their
particular line. Of course, the play
teaches a lesson. 1t points moral
as we'll as adorns a tale. 1t teaches
that blood will tell, " and no matter
whether that blood be in a nameless
waif or a titled lord or duke, blood
is sure to tell and its good or bad quail
titles show themselves in the individ-
ual The moral taught is one of
everyday life.
Manager Irons is to be congratu-
lated on bringing such an excellent
and praiseworthy production to An
napolis, and the Colonial Theatre,
and the theatregoing public is not un-
apprsciative of the merits of such a
good play.
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Banana PIE.

Mix one-third cupful of sugar, two
and two-thirds tablespoonful of -four,
and one-eighth teaspoonful of salt
then add yolks of two eggs, slightly
beaten Pour on one cupful of hot
scalded milk gradually, while stir
ring constantly, return to double boil
er and cook 3 minutes, stirring con-
stantly until mixture thickens, and
afterward occasionally. Cool and
add one-fourth cupful of thin cream
or rich milk. three-fourths tablespoon
full of lemon juice and one large ba-
mana cut in one-eighth inch slices
crosswise Chill thoroughly and
turn into a pastry case. Just before
serving beat the whites of two eggs
until stiff, and add gradually, while
beating constantly, two tablespoonfuls
of powdered sugar and one-fourth tea
spoonful of lemon extract Spread
evenly over pie and brown under gas
fiame.-Woman's Home Companion.
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Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on strangers state
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Where the Doctor aFen Down.

A family physician, calling at
north side home few days ago. was
admitted by a solemn-faced little girl,
seven years old, and found himself
summarily dismissed from further
service in the family, despite the fact
that he was attending the father, who
was i'll
And may l ask why?' he queried,
as he had believed himself a favorite
with the small person before him.
There was no hesitancy in the reply
Because" said she, you coined
here for long, long time and you
never have brought a baby to this
house. Elinor is doctor brought
them a little brother las night and
we want a new doctor. Indianapolis
News.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-04-02
DeIioIous Apple omelets.

To make two large omelets TAXI
the yolks of eight fresh eggs and beat
very light with four ounces of pow
dered sugar and grated yellow from
half a lemon rind Add a pound of
fine sifJed -four. alternately with the
whites Of the eggs beaten to a stiff
white froth. Mix well but lightly and
then fold in a cup of whipped cream.
Bake in two large fiat omelets in a
moderately hot oven for five minutes;
then carefully spread with rich, thick
apple sauce; roll each omelet up and
place them both on heated platter,
side by side Sprinkle with powdered
sugar and slip in the broiling oven OF
your gas range for a few seconds
turning the flame down quite low
Serve at once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-04-02
REMOVE THE OLD PAINT
Before Applying Color TO White En-.
ameled Furniture Dull Surface
Must Be Reached.

To paint white enameled furniture
light color, as pale lavender. il will
be necessary to remove as much as
possible of the old paint, so as to get
down to a dull surface. The new
paint would not take" on the highly
polished surface of the enamel.
Wash the woodwork thoroughly
with hot water and soap, then rub
down with a cloth wrung out of hot
water and dipped into powdered pun
ice stone Wash off again with hot
water. dry, and the woodwork is ready
for repainting.
Two coats OF enamel will probably
be necessary. The first coat should
be thoroughly dry before applying the
second. 1t might, too be necessary
to use a very fine sandpaper to the
first coat of enamel. applying lightly.
This In case the surface is not quite
smooth and even