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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-27

n may De tnat ne rs unuDre srvp
heat vibrations at all"
you'll have TO do better than that
growled Curtis.
''The rest is faith-on your part"
replied Darrow. For I'll guarantee
that even II Monsieur X has this pow
er, I'll stop him before he exercises IT,"
Guarantee" inquired Curtis.
There's nothing TO prevent my NOV
ing to California or Mombassa II |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-27
Confidence Well Founded

The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the
Use of that remedy and their
knowledge Of the many remarkable
cures OF collie, diarrhoea and dysen-
cry that it has effected For sale by
all dealers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-27

An advertisement In The Bulletin
rings results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

un a short time they finish and hurry
or to the concert
Mis- wissins--C F'lounclng into the
empty perlorb Set down. Mis- Stubbins.
and thank YOUR stars we got the place
once To ourselves.
Mis- stubbins--I call It regular In
QUESTIONING. that l do. Mis- Lucy goes
fllin up tits parlor wCek-days AND
sundays. I'm coma speak 20 Mis- Tuthill.
Mis- WiEgins-Aw-she won't do moth
in'-Mis Iucys got her hypnotized.
Sne.s 50 HOft-mouthed J believe Mis-
Tuthill thinks shes millionaire,
Nils Siuhhins. wouldn't he a bit
time. You only got TO pick up the pa
Der. and read about a coal-heaver nein'
.vit = milhon-say. YOU know I been
tniukin about her sunday afternoon les
sons and I think its To- some OF them
idIc-rtch effects. that l do.
Mis- WigEinS--\ov, what makes you
SiIs' subhins-Ain't Won ns~cr heard
its the FOUR THOUSAND what does
things queer7 Givin' dances ia the mid
die Of the nights-and servin' breakfasts
lat THREE \ M.-and THAT'S JUST
the kind what would take singin' lessons
on sunday
Mis- WiEgins-NIe->c you're right
Miss Lucy never does tell us about her
affairs. and 7 notice she gets all sorts OF
onct. That little girl what comes here.
now. she might lie swell herself
she's 80 pretty and plain iike--wfth
nice brown lille st--and she always
might be- swell.
Mis' StuhbIus- triumphant guess
that WASN'T my idea-and ! KNOW
You didn't think they went 10 concert TO-
day-Wcll I dld--and VINO do you think
bought Them tiCkets-say, only RICH
people can blow tn on concerts' Mis-
Lucy amt NJ wastefui one-I guess 10
was the little pupil what did it-Say'
wouldn't ne . hit s'prired n that was
her auto waitiu. round the oorner-I
seen one TODAY. and COULDN'T imagine
Wil' 10 was watfin' fer.
Mis- WiEgius- tThouEhtfuilyD Mebbe
we better be a little nicer 20 Mis- Lucy.
Sever can tell whe none Of them E1fth
Avtuue-ites gO0a move her up 10 "A white
marble palace-thcn 30 long 20 Stubbins
and Virgins
Mis- Stuhbins-I ailus told you 20
treat her white BESIDES she's mighty
sweet indv-never crosses nor
Mis- WigEins-Who's a f1ssin' with
Dor afI the time Ypt- CANE keen your
mouth shef-allus arCufyfn' an contra
dirtiu. . seen frum the hrst she's a
LADY,
MIS- Stuhhirs-.sAr white heatD YOU
did veil ! doci1re--ypu Old prevarica-
lnner nav Won EaSsin ABOUT nowr
Ainf . tire one ~ hat told you about her
seen fre aufomobiIcr Amt the one
what puf the idea into your crazy Old
1.ets leave them firing things az each
iisi ett" happily 20 go concertl
tCurtaiu-J
ns Newspaper Service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
A Drama of the Moment
Extracted from Every
BY lRMA KRAFT
Appearances Often Are
BY IRMA KRAFT

The Cast:
Mss Lucy Larson. \ Music Teacher
Babette Her pupil.
The Boarders
Mis- Stibbons
Mis- Virgins
The Time. \ sunday afternoon.
The Place. \ Harlem boarding house.
Bahere-tS Singing Do Re-Mi- Fa-Sol-
La-Si-DO!
mss Lucy-Softly. dear. softly-now
try the accompaniment alone.
babette Turning the ~calesD -.
Aunt Lucy. do you think III ever learn
TO Sing-'irand Opera
Miss Lucy-Of course. But. patience.
could not find your voice. year hence.
who shall say
Babette-Without you. I know what
Ia say-cash-girl at SperTy's. name as
was before you found M,
Miss Lucy-Dear. I only hope YOU 30
not put too much faith in what can DO
Tor you. can only TRY And rcmem-
ber. sweetheart CASH girls may grow
into very lovely ladies. quite as lovely
a. Grand opera singers
Babette- Ituggiug Miss Lucy VITA
your hclp. Miss Lucy. ] can be ANY
THING. Why. every day when I 20 to
wgrk. } m thinking Of my music at
h"u" az night. and our wonderful les
s"ns here on sunday. Just LIVE for
Sunday--our lovely day together.
Miss Lucy-,Sig That's why
want to keep YOU going I know YOU Re-
ia earnest Pretty soon / will have
Taught you all I know. ana then tmys-
'"rriouslyb We will have 10 ind another
wa.
Rahette-- ExcitcdlvD You mean
Miss Lucy-Th1t I think I can get
you q first class Grand opera teacher
hahstte-p and then hc will tell mo
about nay voice--whsther can earn
Golden dollars from golden noteS-and
u" and ms AUNT Lucy. viii Cp sailing
away on e. golden ship
~ Lucy Laughing I'm seasick
already
.a.tt Seriously. Aunt Lucy.
went NnI ever anxious TO he fam
want Iu,, Seriously Yes - hut
THAT'S an su long ago. dear heart ~
liNr tho history 90 th" MIDDLE AGE~.
N'w. I'm Just happy o. boz helping YOU
aft few other little orrs YOU see
Won ar, doing 49, much far Auutie as
she is for yuu
nabette-whv. whatever can 10 FOR
,uur
Nunt Lucy Smiling Help mo ~
grow Young again. but ou with tho
p- nee. 60 That "" get through bv con-
cert time
I.1hette- tEVcitedIvl md W. arr
REALLY going 90 ths Svmrhorv. TO-
i'N1 o. Row can f"gf The tickets arc
Miss Lucy Don't wrrrt dear I'm
celebrating just got two nov, pupils
cont sou frirk We can adpfi "A Iitti.
lhIN N"v. or With fn. lt4lsr'
Fahctfr--uo-fta- NI-TI 90 I'm fr.t
crazy for that concert
Copyright 1919. ~ Ada
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
LONG. LEASE
ON BUILDING
EASTERN CONCERN GETS CON.
troll OF REILLY BUILDING.
Will Take Possession April First and
Structure Will Be
RemodeIed.

A deal was closed yesterday after.
noon whereby 20 year lease was
secured on the Reilly block. corner
OF Fourteenth and Market street, and
Dig Improvements are planned for the
corner. The deal was closed by John
Reilly OF this city with a big eastern
concern. which conducts a chain OF
stores throughout the country. bu;
the name of the company is withheld
for the present. The lease takes ef.
feet April /. and soon after that date
improvements Will be made TO the
building.
The leases held by Frank Schmidt,
proprietor OF the Schmidt pharmacy
and that OF the Berger Cigar store
will expire April ] and these firms will
vacate the premises. The two store
rooms Will be converted into one big
store room TO be used by the company
which secured the lease on the build.
ing.
\ large sum of money will be ex.
pended in making improvements and
IN addition 10 changing the office
rooms on the upper floors. electric
elevators will b. installed and the
building will be turned into an up 10
date office and commercial building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
About People
Movements Of individuals 20 and
From the City.

William Heinz. OF 81. Clairsville.
was business visitor in the city yes
terday.
Miss Julia Williamson. Of Philadel-
phia. Pa. is the guest OF friends on
the Island.
Miss Margaret Rosser. of the South
Side. has returned from a visit with
relatives in Washington. Pa.
Frank Bowers. manager OF the Club
bowling alleys. Is confined 70 his home
by an attack OF quinsy.
John Newman. the genial driver OF
the aerial tRIck. is of duty a few days
because Of illness
Mrs. Jesse \ Bloch leaves shortly
for Charleston. where she will join her
husband. Hon. J. A. Bloch. who is a
member OF the House of Representa-
tiyes.
Miss Della stephen. who was called
10 GAINESVILLE on account OF the sud
den death Of her brother. has returned
10 this city.
Dr. and Mrs. George Hill and Dr.
AMI Mrs Charles Hll. vino have been
soJourninG on the Donna Anna ranch
In New Mexico. are expected home
Master l.'aS full'rton, OF TIE East
Ehd. Is confined To MS nome with
u'phlh"tiH. li' Is belng attended 10y
Ut iiiuTtlh.
" Y. Hanson. Of the Cleveland Life
Insurance Company. Of Cleveland. q. .
is business visitor iu the city for a
few days
Attorney Nelson Hubbard Of thi.
CITY. was a Business visitor in pitts-
hurl.h Yesterday.
,t,.. ,f,r,t.. .,,,.,..,., ,,,,, t,..- ,.....
,.,.-.,....i go
IT,, H., o., -. III. -,..,-,..,
.,,.,.-,,,.t,... ,,i,,.t. '' i'' WI
'or'pn ii'll' "'lrkho"n resident o.
.''u'" w Dc Ilht' is confined 10 MS
nome seriously III Win carbdncle
ON MS "''h
JACK Donali ON. 81 tho East End.
will move ~ Loudcusviuc. ga. BOO the
near future and enter fhc poultry rails
iur business
Mr. and Mrs John Coleman. OF tho
South Side. VIII leave to-day for % visit
OF several weeks 300 Florida and tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Women's Club News

The Currents Events department OF
the Women's Department club viii
have its regular monthly meeting on
Friday. January Il. az 300 p. m. in
IN" club rooms o fthe :. O. L. W
Rev. W : S'ryker of the ST Mat
thewS' church will give lecture ON
Important Happenings Of the Day. "
Those who have heard Rev. striker
consider him an authority on qucs
lions pertaining 20 contempcraneous
history. Club members are cordially
invited 20 he present 20 listen 10 this
instructive talk Those who are not
ciUt members can enjoy the privilege
Of Current Events Department by
paying an admission Of twenty Ave
cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
To Restore Lustre
to Dull, Stringy Hair.

1T requires no great effort 90 Law.
.9H@. SOFT. 81 "e-. hair. says Nr- Ma.
Martyr .n t'e ~ppkIr~ Tribune .TH.
only r"Iuir.r'nf o. tat o Boo. washed
oc -1-1pulir WITH harmless rI.t.l...
RMS VIII give DE hair o. .lars- 90 ..ft.
Hurry hair ftIlsvr
Nothing can equal T'.iu cantnrnV. 20
eft-iatH'fHi ~ which dissolved 900 a. ,..f.
~ BOT Wutn- fs enough fl- good snlr H.
pm. Tiis ~ho1lI u- ruIr.I sf.,,ft .r
ne repI AMI rubbed hr.-eIy rI. rt-..
creamy iaf'.er created tl.au-ee ans tr-
Nif"- iteF Tho scalp ana hair roHfs. am!
rinsiur ieavee f'. r4l- sweet tf..-t XII
fiufiy. Affrr Cd sfufrrpN slamtutY q. f
air dries quickly AMI evenly AMI ~
tn"s" s11fup""e are employed when poe
GuireI the hair will come ia lorx AMI
t1ick.'-Atv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
ThimbIe Bee Entertained.

Mr. Jason Stamp entertained the
Island Thimhle Bee az fh" Brook side
Inn ON Wednesday afternoon Sewing
Was the diversion ard delicious
luncheon was served hv Mrs Andre.
Tho propriotres- who o. noted for her
fine meals The guests We're. Mrs.
Charles Nui. Mrs William Weiss.
Mr. Frank KlciVos. Mrs Fred Sch
Worffeccr Mr. Gsorso NaNnsU. Mrs.
Leon Roofcr. Mr. Dave MORGAN. Jr
Mrs Ernest Tullard. Mrs VIII Pfarr.
Mrs Jason Stamp. Miss NaU Friedel.
Miss Knrnfnld.r Mis- stella Campus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Carroll Club Affairs

The next affair TO he given by the
Carroll club members will he the after
noon and evening affair on the da,e OF
January %. In the afternoon and eve.
ming there will be cards in the parlors
and supper will be served and there
ana ther" will be- cards and dancing
IN the evening Meisters' full orches-
IRA VIII furnish the music and the
committee viii be published later.
The date for the Carroll Club Fancy
Dress Ball is the 4th OF February
There will be a costumer here TO furn.
ISM the costumes and the affair will
BE- the largest of the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

Tho marriage ~ Miss Florence
HorLheiwer. formerly of this city. 10
Mr.. Nathan Cohen of Philadelnhia.
VIII be solemnized at the Hotel Shell
burn. Atlantic City. on "Wednesday
February l. Miss Horkheimpr IS M
present soiourninE A. the seashore.
The groom-tO-be is n prominent Jewel.
or in Philadelphia and many relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

Thin people suffer a good eeal OF en-
oarrassment and ridicule. AS people
poke fun at a bony horse. so are bony
people the target for many huIniliating
"flings.E
The plump. well-formed man or
woman IL magnet. Protone makes
you plump. strong. well-formed. nor
mai. puts color IN your cheeks. q
happy twinkle IN your eve and a fine
poise TO your whole body. II keeps
you that way. II IL the most scientific
and effective Flesh and strength builder
so FAR known. barring none
The regular 500 size OF Protone Is
for sale by all druggists. or will be
mailed direct. upon receipt Of price. ny
The lrOtone Co. BOSS Protone Bldg.
Detroit, Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. II. A.
Rust entertained with a shower for
Miss Louise Wolfe. whose marriage
70 Mr.. Harry Heinz will take place
Tuesday. The following were present
Misses Louise Wolfe. Edith Jeavons
Ollie Jeavons. Virginia Knouls Marie
Smith. Mary Mcnamara. Jessie Cooke
I,oIalle Keys. Nellie Fullerton. Sarah
Heinz and Laura LOOMS.
Mesdames James Gioer. William
Wolfe. William Coppinger F1nI
Wolfe. Earle Knouls. a Dittrich Iohn
Ioailer. William Saulstick and n. A,
Rust. - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Miss Sunday Enaaned.

The engagement OF Miss Helen Sun.
day. daughter OF Rev. and Mrs ". \.
Sunday. 70 Mark y Haines VI Chicago.
has been ennounced. the ceremony 10
BE- performed next Monday at Winona
Lake. Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
AFTERNOON EVENT
FOR MRS. TULL
GIVEN BY MRS. JOE sPEIDEL, JR.
AND SOCIETY WAS IN
ATTENDANCE.
Fancy Dress Balls VIII Be The Fea
ture Of the Various Clubs
In The City.

Mrs. Joseph Speidel. Jr.. was hos.
tess at her home on North Chapline
street on Wednesday afternoon as a
courtesy 10 Mrs. Tull OF Philadelphia,
who has been a guest in the city for
some time. The event was immacu-
late in its appointments and the IN
teresting session OF bridge was sup
plemented by dainty luncheon Mem
beers OF Wheeling's first society were
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Suburban Five Hundred.

Mrs. K. r. Marshall Will entertain
The suburban Five Hundred club TO-
day A. her home In the McMaster
mats. Following the game a luncheon
will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
For House Guests.

Mrs. Herman Arbenz. OF Pleasant
valley. entertained with five tables OF
Five Hundred for her house guests.
Mrs. Fred ArbenZ. Jr.. OF Chillicothe.
o.. and Mrs. Charles PAUL. OF Zanes.
Vile. o.. who Is the guest OF Mrs. John
7. Arbenz. Following the games a de-
h'ious luncheon was served and the
guests were entertained with a theater
narty at the Orpheum Theater. Fol
lowing the play the guests were en-.
tcrtained at luncheon. Mrs. John =.
Arbenz will entertain for the same
guests on Friday afternoon at her
home. A number OF other events will
be given for the ladies' before their
departure for their homes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
White Lily Club.

The White Lily club of Benwood will
dance al Armory hall. Benwood. on
Thursday evening. The Elks' orches-
ira OF Bellaire will furnish the music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Mozart Mask Ball.

The members Of the Mozart Singing
society will give their annual masoue.
rade ha!l On the evening Of January
%. Meister's orchestra will furnish
the music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mayer Of the
Island will he at home this afternoon
as n compliment 10 Mrs Edgar 10
seph. who Is now al the Stratford no
tel. Mrs. Joseph is formerly OF F,v-
ansville. Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
10 Entertain CIuh

The Americus Club will be enter.
tanned with n prize euchre at the
home OF Mrs. Lou Ollerver on Grand
view street Thursday evening. Jan.
10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Shower Given.

OF the bride-elect of this city will be
in attendance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16
Party At Orpheur.

Miss Anna Ungerlieder entertained
with theatre party at the Orpheum
on Wednesday evening TO witness the
Dooley minstrels and after the show
the party went 70 Ziegenrelder's
where they enjoyed a luncheon. Tho
AFFAIR was given complimentary 10
Miss Ruth hoffman of Cleveland. O.
Tho following were the guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-16

Ruth hoffman. Helen Front
Amelia Sacher- ErIna SchwaIO.
heiner. Bianch Kraus
iaulne Weinsher- claudia Steinhau
ger Ray SteinhRu-er
Anna kelcnhloom. Emma Hanauer.
hannah pr~nstein, Flora IsenhsrE
Anna Front. Anna l'ngerlstder
MesdameS-
Mrs. FEEDER. Of ". JosephS
Cleveland,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
CELEBRATED FOURTH
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

Little Madeline Gross celebrated her
fourth birthday anniversary wednes-
day afternoon at gathering of her
juvenile friends at the home Of he.
aunt. Mrs. Lee Hill. 1915 River street.
The guests we're twelve little giris
and they were delightfully."- entertained
from three to FIVE O'Clock. The dec
orations OF the parlor and dining room
we're In pink and white and were pret-
ty. A feature OF the occasion was a
large birthday cake. ornamented with
candles to commemorate the anniver-
sary of the guest OF honor. The re-
freshments we're ice cream and cake.
Those present we're: Marie Bunten.
Mary Lyons. Loretta -Esser. Fern Del
trich. Ethel shumway. Regina Esser.
Katherine Lyons. Marie Brauer. Hell.
en- Esscr. Katherine Eads. Hazel Del
trich and Edith shumway.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
CLOSED BIG LAND
DEAL SATURDAY

Alderman Grant Dickinson closed a
deal this morning by which he gave
title to tract Of three hundred and
twenty acres Of coal land IN Wyoming
county. West Virginia. in exchange
for a ffteen-acre irrigated fruit and
alfalfa ranch at Artesia. Eddy county.
New Mexico. The New Mexico pro-
perty. which was owned by C. II.
KIeeman. is located on the outskirts
of the town and has upon IT new.
modernly appointed. eight-room con-
crete block house that cost $500. The
values involved in the transaction ap-
proximate $4,000.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
MRS. PARKS DEATH
PURELY ACCIDENTAL

The coroner's inquiry into the
death OF the late Mrs. David Parks.
who was run over and killed by a
railroad locomotive near the Denver
& Rio .Grande station about o'clock
Thursday evening. was held at VIII
sons undertaking chapel at 3 o'clock
Friday afternoon. The inquest was
conducted before Coroner Thomas A.
Davis Of Portland with A. L. jeffrey
representing the district attorney.
Half dozen or more witnesses were
examined; among them the engineer
and fireman who were on the Iocomc-
tive at the time It ran over the un-
fortunate woman. The verdict of the
jury was that death was purely acci-
dental.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
RELEASED FROM PRISON
THURSDAY MORNING

John Mullovich. recently convicted
with a bunch of other citizens OF Pros
pect Heights for selling Intoxicating
liquors in anti-saioon territory. was
released from custody this morning;
he having satisfied the demands OF
justice by ten days imprisonment in
the county Jail. Muilovich. who ap-
pears to have been the least guilty of
the quartette arrested In the raid o,
the authorities on Prospect Heights a
couple OF weeks ago, was given the
minimum punishment provided under
the statutes of Colorado for the Of
fense of which he was accused. viz:
ten days incarceration in the county
JAN.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
AND
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN

Adiutant ]. s. Bowlby of Greenwood
Post No. 10. Grand Army OF the Re
public. is in receipt of a handsome
half tone engraving. twelve by twenty
one inches In size. Of Moccasin bend
in the Tennessee river. with chstta-
nooga In the distance. which viii be
hung on the walls OF shaeffer hall for
the inspection Of the old soldiers:
many of whom retain memories Of the
famous scene from Civil war days.
The engraving which shows the riv-
er and valley from the crest Of Look
out mountain. has been given wide
distribution by Paul Kruesi. director
OF publicity of the @. A. r. encamp-
ment association. and is designed to
advertise the Forty-seventh Annual
Encampment of the O. A. r. to be held
In Chattanooga next month. Several
members Of Greenwood Post are talk
ing Of going TO CHATTANOOGA to take
part in the forthcoming gathering OF
Lookout mountain. Rev. o. s. Reed OF
this city will be one of the official
delegates to the Chattanooga sncamp-
ment from the Department of coiora-
do and Wyoming.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
SluDA SOCIETY LEADER
IS SENT TO Pen

Buena VISTA. Colo. Aug 7--Afrs- J.
H. Heister. a pretty society woman OF
saiida. was sentenced Wednesday tothe
pcnitentiary for from two to foar
yearz. on charge Of forgery Of school
warrants. while she was secretary OF
school district 80. 5. In salida- shs
obtained about 1900 Sefore her opsr-
ations were discovered
The fact that the district. prior to
this time. one OF the wsaithiest. was
getting deeper and deeper in debt.
first attracted the attention of Presi-
dent Fryoror. Investigation led to
the arrest Of Mrs. Heisser-
Aside from the fact that Mrs. Hcis-
ter was a social fsvorssc In ssiids and
has property valued At about $4,000.
She has the distinction of being the
frst woman sentenced from chanec
county to tie penitenfiary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
COLORADO GETS S75,262
Of NATIONAL FOREST FUND

Washington. Aug 7.--Amounts due
the various states from national for
cat recep pts for to ascal year 1914.
under tie &C, q Ars1s. 70. 1912. hare
neea computed ~ the forcs, service.
as follows:
Colorado. s.I.5os; oregon. si7.e2s:
Utah. si5.5os; Montana. s2s.s2s:
Washington. sis.25s: Idaho. s2s.sos:
Nevada. ss.ess; New Mexico. sii.s5o.
Appropriations from national foreat
receipts for the benent OF states m
which they were located made under
the act OF 1908. the law now govern
Ing all national forests. Increases the
above amounts by the following add
tional sums;
Colorado. sss.7ss; Oregon. sss.s57;
Utah. sss.7eo; Montana. sss.sis;
Warrington. ,si.ss5; wyoming. sso.-
ss7; Idaho. sss.s2s; Nevada: sis.oss:
Mexico. sa7.sss.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
VETERAN. 73. BUcKED
FROM 4 HORSE. 26

Mr.. W. II. H. Doane OF 2s2i East
Main street Is nursing n sore and
badly strained ankle. the result OF be-
ing bucked from an old trusty horse
which has been owned by his family
for years.
Mr.. Doanc is 20 and the animal Is
&c years OF age. and while riding
horseback n few days ago and work
Ing the old time Kid trick" of open
ing agate while on the horses back
the superannusted animal got busy
and did the Wild wezt stunt.
The horse bucked ave times. which
was once too often for Mr.. Dosne. The
fifth time he took tbe aerial route and
lit on the ground
AR. Doane has lived At 2s2i East
Main ever since he came to Canon
City and that was eighteen years ago.
In all OF that time he has been out
side OF tho city limits of Canon City
just twelve hours