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Evening journal., 1913-05-03
MARYLAND NEWS NOTES

The Bible class OF Mt. Pleasant
Methodist Church netted si4 by a rib
bon social.
Kicked by horse. Tn mas MeKen-
ney Of near North East, sustained a
broken leg.
Colora public school has reopened
after having been closed on account
OF scarlet fever
Reuben Bishop and Gilbert Bishop.
charged with stealing corn. we're ar
rested at Hancock
The ladies' Civic League has de-
signated May IA and Is as Clean
mp days IN Frederick
Miss Elizabeth A. c. Larkin. aged
50 years. dropped dead in the yard
Of her home at Jefferson.
John II. Barker. who retired in good
health. died Of an apoplectic strok,
at his home. at Brunswick
While playing yesterday. Omar. T.
year-old son Of Senator Omar ID
Crothers. OF Elkton. was seriously
bitten on one arm by pet dog.
Simon Delanter's suit for 5000
damages against Westinghouse.
Church. Kerr G. Co. for personal in.
iu-ies was settled in Hagerstcwn.
A gold ring lost % years ago J
Mrs. Robert Russell was found yes
terday by Rowland Atkinson on IN,
Russell farm.
Falling on a street in Elkton
where he haC gone 10 attend a we'd
ding. George l.. Riley. O. Woodbury.
y j.. sustained injuries which hav
confined him to bed
James Gardner has been electe
president; w II. Cole, Jr.s treasurer
and ]. A. Hartenstine. secretary. O
the Home Building and Loan Asso
ciation OF Cecil county.
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KING.DALY.

A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon in St. Patrick's
r. C. Church, when Miss Nora T. King
was united in marriage to Eugene f.
DAILY. The bridesmaid was Miss Anas-
tasia Carney and the best man was
James Lannon, both relatives of the
bride. The bride wore a beautiful
dark blue travelling suit. with hat to
match. The bridesmaid was attired
in a steel crepe de chene dress with
hat to match. An automobile conveyed
the couple to and from the church,
wedding supper was given the new
ly married couple at the home Of the
brides mother No 514 Monroe, St,
after which Mr. and Mrs. DAILY left
for Washington. D. c., where Mr.
DAILY is in business.
Evening journal., 1913-05-03
MILFORD Girl MARRIEs

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
MILFORD, Del. May 3.-Miss Leila
Windsor, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Thomas B. Windsor, and William
Horney Jennings, a banker, of Eliza
beth City, N. c., we're quietly married
on Wednesday at >the home Of the
brides mother on South Front street,
the Rev. II. L. Bunstein officiating.
After the wedding a dinner was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings
left for the Southern home
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YOUR SUMNER HELP.

Your hired girls have all given
you notice that they will leave
when you go TO the country and
you are faoing the prospect OF
another Summer OF ceaseless
search for help.
Why don't --ou do as your
neighbor. Mrs. B.. does? She never
has any trouble. Her maids stay
with her all Summer lon- and
she never has to give that part OF
the rousewife's problem single
thought
If you ask her how she does "a,
she'll tell you she gets just the
right girls through the Want coll
umns al trfing cost and she Sc
cures capable. efficient help.
Take time by the forelock and
put that Want Ad in today ard
make your Summer free from
. care
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PARK IN SUMMER nRESs

In anticipation of the influx o. vis.
ors over the Wilson Line, boats With
brought people here last Sunday inI
rain, Brandywine Springs Park
being hurried into good shape for tb
summer. While the regular park sea.
son will not open for som,time. thl
visitors will find plenty q interesl
them, and ample trolley seBice will
be providec to take them to he parJ,
Philadelphians are not the ollv ones
who are visiting the park, hwever
for large numbers of Wilmintonian,
are holding picnics there and listing
there on Sundays.
Toin orou.d cot TnTTW pnnC4
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MIsMATED FINALLY sFPARATFD,

DOVER, Del. May 3.-The follow
ing divorces. in which DEGREES nisi
we're granted a year ago. have been
made absolute by the Superior Court.
James F. Smith VS. Cora Smith. Wal
ter ID. Postles vs. Florence Y. Post
les. Mary Roberta Ewing vs. Robert
Wistar Ewing. James A. Leear vs
Heglna F. Jegar. George W. Reese
fro.- Annie Black Reese.
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washington Sunday Excursion.

Pennsylvania Railroad. Sunday,
May II. $500 round trip Special
train leaves Wilmington S.3S a. m
Leaves Washington 7.1O p. m. The
Capitol open all day Similar excur-
sion June So
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TERRORIzED BY INVITATION.
Negro Enters When WOman's Call
Was Meant for Husband.

CHESTER. Pa May S.-while
alone in her home today, Mrs. George
Rose. who resides near Holmes Sta
tion, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, heard a noise at the side win
dow. Thinking it was her husband,
she called out: Stop such nonsense
and come into the house"
A few seconds later she was sur
prised to sec negro crawling
through the window. He pursued Mrs
Rose through the house. She man
aged to elude him and escaped from
the building.
Neighbors armed with shotguns es
corted her back home. but no trace
OF the negro could be found
Evening journal., 1913-05-03

You may readily secure a salts
factory tenant for your house. Jour
fiat. your apartment or your busl-
ness or suburban realty by advertis-
ing in the Wants.
Evening journal., 1913-05-03

DIN crowd, eat LoLLY PoPsA
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WERE GIVEN FINE
ANO Imprisonment

John Muliyich. John Parko. Forest
Baker. Frank Smith and Mrs. Mary
Moschietti, who were caught in the
raid of the authorities on Prospect
Heights Wednesday night. entered a
plea of guilty in county court Thurs
day afternoon to the charge OF selling
Intoxicating liquors in anti-saloon ter
ritory and were each. except Mrs.
Moschetti, fined one hundred dollars
and costs and sentenced TO thirty days
Imprisonment in the county Jail. Mrs.
Moschetti was fined one hundred dol
lars. but was spared the sentence Of
imprisonment Unable, however. to
pay the fine she was committed to
Jail pending the liquidation OF the fine
and costs.
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Mr.. Bl0xHEM IN DENVER
NEEDING OF HELP

A Letter to the Canton People
The friends OF Philip Bloxhem will
be pleased to learn that he is slowly
improving after two very severe op-
erations on his eyes. for the removal
of cataracts- Together with the pro-
per care and the comforts that are
necessary. which he Is without. pos
sibiy his eye sight may be restored.
At the present time Mr.. Bloxhem
certainly needs help. 1t would be
the greatest charity II those friends In
Canon. who have known Mr. Biox-
hem for years. would come forward
and help this most deserving man. We
In Denver, have been and are noe
doing all We can for him, but he now
needs the help OF the Canon people.
Will some OF them please come for
ward TO his aid for without some
money Il will be impossible TO regain
his eye sight and as Mr.. Bloxhem re-
marked: Il would much prefer death
TO eternal blindness"
Any letter addressed I'd Philip
Bloxhem. 1890 Pearl St. Denver. Colo
RADIO. will reach him.
Signed:
A FRIEND.
Denver. Colo. July %. 1919.
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URussIs1s IN TROUBLE

On complaints flied In the county
court on Wednesday warrants were
sworn out by Deputy District Attor-
ney E. H. Stienmeyer against Hunter
Palmer. Frank Singer. Claude Singer
and H J. Henderson for selling in
toxicants in anti-saioon territory and
they were cited before Judge Cooper
at 2 o'clock this afternoon to answer
the accusations set forth in the COM
plant. Claude Singer and Mr.. Hen
derson were out of town and service
could not be had upon them. but will
be made at a later date. Mr.. Palmer
and Frank Singer entered a plea of
guilty. and were each fined one hun
'dred dollars and costs. the minimum
in such cases under the statute.
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MET TODAY FOR FIRST
Time IN YEARS

Mrs. II. c. Webster OF this city was
surprised at noon today on being call
ed up over the local telephone sys-
TEN by Mrs. Mccullough OF clarks-
Vile. Texas. whom she had not seen
since her girihood days Mrs Nc
cuiiough is making an autqnobile
tour of the west in company with her
husband and son and came over from
Colorado Springs this morning for the
purpose OF making the run to the top
OF the Royal Gorge. During their
days at GAINESVILLE. Texas Mrs. Nc
Cuilough. whose maiden, name was
Miss Dixie Richie. and Mrs. Webster.
then Miss Emma Rudolph. were
chums.
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DIR. Stafford In Town.

Rev. T. p. Stafford. former pastor
OF the congregation of the First
Baptist church here. but at present
a member OF the faculty Of the Bap-
list Theological seminary at Kansas
City. No.. is spending a day or twr
with friends here while on his way
to the Baptist assembly at Palmer
Lake and Glen park where he is schc
duled to deliver a series OF lectures
on Bible history. Rev. Stafford was
in attendance at the prayer meeting
at the Baptist church Wednesday ev-
ening and made an interesting talk 10
those present.
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This week win finish up the rasp-

This week will finish up the rasp-
berry crop SO far as shipments from
Canon City are concerned. but there
will be no lack Of stun to succeed 1t
and the express companies will be
none the less busy because OF its ex-
haustion. Incidentally 1t may be stat
ed that the last seven or eight weeks
have been the busiest ones ever ex
perienced by the express companies
in Canon City and their books show
that they did bigger business dur
ing the six weeks preceding the twen-
tieth of July OF this year than during
any two months last summer. There
has been a greater variety OF produce
shipped from here this season than
ever before, and. as a rule. the yield
has been more satisfactory and the
prices higher.
Summer apples. notably the yell
low Transparent and the Early Ha.-
vest varieties, have been coming in
for a week or more in increasing vo.-
ume and find a ready sale in Denver,
Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Many
OF them are of an unusually fine quail
ity: being large. smooth and well
colored. Some OF the Yellow Trans
parents marketed here this week were
as large as the ordinary Ben Davis
and were eagerly purchased by deal
ers at eighty-five cents a box.
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SOME MIGHTY FINE FRUIT

Some OF the finest cherries and
peaches shown In Canon City this
season. and that is. saying a great
deal. were brought to town from the
fruit ranch OF George Newell on Do
xier avenue In the Four Mile district
this morning. The cherries were
"Alexanders" and grew In clusters
on the branches In much the same
manner as grapes. The cherries on
Mr.. NewelIs place are 40 prolific
crop this season that he had to prop
the trees to prevent them from break
ing down under their load OF fruit
Representative branches from mir,
Neweii's orchard may be seen on dis
play in the Record office show win
dow.
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WAS welded IN
DENVER TUESDAY
A FRIEND.

Miss Hazel Naomi MstBey OF this
city was married at the home OF her
brother In Denver on Tuesday OF this
week to Karl VI. Frey OF Pueblo. The
bride is the daughter OF Mrs. J. c.
Gudgel of this place and is charm
ing and popular young woman. Al
though she has not lived in Canon
City n great while she has a wide
circle OF friends here. among whom
she is n decided favorite. The groom
IS employed by the Metropolitan Drag
company at Pueblo and is a young
man OF excellent reputation. They
will make their home in Pueblo IN
returning from a short honeymoon
trip through the northern part OF the
state.
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Was Gssss at Beefsteak Party.

Noble Heatherington Of Winfield,
Kansas. stopped on In Canon City n
few days ago for brief visit with
Charles Roberts while en- route to the
Pacific coast Thursday night Mr..
heatherington was guest mt beef
s.esk fry given by n number Of young
people on the Skyline drive and en-
;oyed the occasion hugely. The tenn
perature has been towering around
one hundred and ten degrees in the
shade for several weeks down at
Winfield and Mr.. Heatherington has
experienced considerable difficulty In
keeping warn since he came here.
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MANY TOURISTS
PASSiNe THROUGH

A number of special car parties. in
GLIDING many Christian Endeavorers
on their way back from the conven-
ton at Los Angeles. will pass through
Canon City within the next three OF
four days. The first party of Endeav-
orers will pass through Saturday af-
ternoon fro mthe west and will stop
over at Colorado Springs until. We'd
nesday OF next week. In the party are
one hundred and fifty people from
New York. Pennsylvania and other
eastern states A party from Con-
necticut en- route home from the Paci-
nc coast will pass through here Sat
urday night; u Kinsport party OF
twenty-five people from Salt Lake
City will pass through Sunday morn
ing and sangers tour party of twen-
ty people from Frisco viii follow Mon
day afternoon.
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LARGE CANON COLONY
At COTTONWOOD LAKES

Nearly all those sojourning at Cot
tonwood Lakes. near Buena Vista, at
the present time are Canon City folks.
Those making up the colony are Mr..
and Mrs. David L. Robson and chill
dren, Lyman and Margaret and Miss
Anna Robson of Toledo. Ohio. MIR.
and Mrs. ]. ]. Armstrong and daugh-
ters. the Misses Leila and Fern. Mrs.
T. d. Palmer. Miss Edith Harrison
and Miss Myra Sheriff..
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE.
Many Canon City People Have Kidney
Trouble And Do Not Know II.


Do you have backachel.
Are you tired and worn outf
Feel dizzy. nervous and depressed
Are the kidney secretions irregular
Highly oolored: 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. los W. Front 81.
Florence. Colo. says. 4 had attacks
OF pain Ead soreness across my back
and kidneys. II lifted or exerted
more than ] ought. pain was sure tc
follow. Now and than ] have dizzy
spells aud blurring before my eyes
was also bothered by Irregular action
of my kidneys. Doan's Kidney pills
made n great Improvement have
not had to use them since. My former
endorsement stiIl holds good
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's 90.
take no other.
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500 Reward, sioo.

The readers Of this paper will 10
pleased to learn that there ia at least
one dreaded disease that science han
been able to cure In all its stages, and
that Is Catarrh. Halls catarrh cuEe
is the only positive euro now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being constitutional disease. re-
quires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Casarrh Cure is taken Internal
iy. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength
By building up the constitution aud as
sisting nature In doing its work. The
proprietors have 40 much faith In IL
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that II
falls to cure. Send for list OF tcsti-
monials.
Address +. J. CHENEY . CO.. rS-
iedo. Ohio.
Sold by All Druggists. 7sc.
Take H=:..= Family Pills for con-
situation. .--adv.
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NEW MEXICO MAN
COMING To CANON
Magdalena. New Mexico.
July gard. 1919.

Magdalena. New Mexico.
July gard. 1913
Editor Canon City Record.
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir:
am thinking of coming TO Colora-
do and several years since. passed
through your city and was very much
impressed with that section of sae
country.
VIII you kindly place me on yoer
mailing list for two months and sen
me the bill.
II you have commercial club or
know of any literature that would ss
of Interest. would be pieasedsto re.
ccive same.
Yours very truly.
GEO. KEITH.
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ATTEMPTS
SUICIDE

z. B. Pegram. who runs dancing
academy In Annex Hall and well
known in this city. attempted suicide
in the presence of his wife. Alice Pc
gram. in her apartments in the Maine
Hotel In Pueblo last night Pegram
swallowed some bichloride OF mer-
curry tablets. He is still alive.
Prompt action on the part Of his
wife and the people in the hotel with
the assistance OF DR.. Herbert A. Black
who was called saved the life OF the
musician although up to a late hour
this afternoon he was in critical
condition.
Pegram had been separated from
hk vile sor she past three or four
months. she going to Pueblo from
here and supporting herself by play
irg In theatre there. Both are pos
sessed OF artistic temperaments and
both are talented musicians This
similarity OF dispositions has causei
many little difficulties between them.
Pegram once said that the real
trouble between n married couple al
wrys was caused by the wife wanting
to earn her own money. He said that
was what caused the trouble in mis-
case.
The attempt at suicide Is a culmi-
nation OF series OF domestic trou-
.ies which have pursued tn. couple
for the past two years. Both talented
End consepisi. the couple when frs,
married formed n charming picture
Of domestic felicity. They first had
trouble tive years ago when Mrs Pc
gam on two occasions attempted the
ceed when her husband essayed last
hight sho ~as unsuccessful In her
attempts al self-destruotion.
Pegram later moved here where no
estabiIshed business. His wife re-
named In Pueblo and Is now employ
ID at the Maze theatre as pianist Pc
gram made periodical visits 20 Pueh-
10. and there was no formal separa-
ton between the couple Indicated unS
"a three months sso when Mrs. Pc
gram filed suit for divorce.
Pegram went TO Pueblo two days
ago. Last night the couple me, In the
hotel and talked matters over. The
realization that all was over between
them proved too much for the musi-
clan. and as they talked together he
suddeniy withdrew his hand from a
rockct OF his coat and placed the tat Z
lets in hL mouth. Before his wife
cou.e prevent him be had swallowed
the deadly drug.
II was hnt a natter of few min
utes whom the doctor arrived and
priied the man back from the very
threshold OF death. DIR. Black statesf
this morning that Pegram has
chance for recovery. He has passed.
the first triucai stase. but tho nature
or the potion that he took Ia sucls
that he cannot be pronounced out Of
danger until the secondary stage Is
passed. the .-oL.on being slow in it's
action bnt cry tcadiy.
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At present there are fourteen pris.
oners in the county jail the iargesi
number incarcerated thcre for several
months. They are Steve Komfala'
Jnan Herren. Horny G. Harmon, VIII
liam Leonas Charles Parrish. Satire
patrone. Joseph =caaparetti, Frank
Jones. Forest Baker. Frank Smith
John Muiivich. Mrs. Mary Moschctti
John Farko and George Roxbury.
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than ten t1o) days nor more than
thirty tso) days. or both. in the dis
cretion of the court.y
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For Cuts, Burns and Bruises.

In every home there should Sc
box OF Bucklen's Arnica saivc. ready
to apply in every case Of burns, cuts
wounds or scaids. J. II. Polanco. Del
vale, Tex. n. No. 2, writes: "Buch-
ien's Arnica saiss saved my little
girls cut foot. No one believed II
could be cured" The worlds boat
saive. Only 2sc. Recommended by
Hunter PsImer.--adv.
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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-09-06
Death of Frank Fukushima.

Frank Fukushima. cook at the Mon
tana Cafe. died at the Sisters Hos
pital in Reno Thursday afternoon of
typhoid fever. He went from lerinG
ton to the hospital about two weeks
ago and last week was reported to
be getting along nicely. but later on
h; d relapse from which he did not
recover. He was brother OF Ben
Fukushima. proprietor OF the Mon
tana Cafe, and who is now on visit
10 his old home in Japan. George
Murao. who is now i'll charge OF the
restaurant. left for Reno yesterday
and will take the remains OF Frank 10
Oakland. whre they will be crenatcd
and the ashes sent to his relatives lii
Japan. Frank Fukishima was aged
about % years. He was bright, pleas
ant fellow and splendid cook. He
had many friends in Ierington who
will be sorry to hear of his untimely
death
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-09-06
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD REGULAR MEETING.
Small Amount of Business Transacted
None of Great Importance.

The Board of County Commis ssion
ers held its regular monthly meeting
on Monday OF this week, present a
full Board and the Clerk and District
attorney, and transacted the follow
ing business:
The bill of ID. p Randall for $85 for
special deputies on July Fourth, was
rejected.
Assessor Pohe withdrew his bill for
S34 for cash advanced for expenses.
Game Warden Hillygus had his sal
airy raised to 500 and SIS for expenses
during month of September.
An opinion from the Attorney Gen
eral relative to certain acts regarding
opening OF highways was received and
read.
A petition was received asking the
county to take over the road north OF
Yerington, and statement was also
received from w. w. Coleman This
matter was laid over until next meet
ing in order for deeds to be prepared
An agreement was filed to pay to the
Treasurer per cent of net profits OF
the Mason Valley Telephone & Tele
graph Co: This is required by law
and the money goes to the school
fund.
The Mayor OF Yerington and ]. A.
Cutlery appeared before the Board
and asked that part of the district
road fund be made available for re
pairs to Main and Bridge streets in
the city No action taken.
A transfer of $5o3 SO was made from
the General Fund to the Officers Sal
ary Fund
Gertie Davis was granted liquor
license for road house between Wa
buska and Thompson; Bert Davis a
license for saloon at Wabuska, and
w. G. Willis license for saloon at
Fernley.
A communication was received from
the Nevada Industrial Commission in
regard TO insurance act and the Clerk
was ordered to make out payroll for
Iulv and August and send money to
Board The amount will be $50 or
more for the month of July, and more
for August
There being no further business the
Roard took recess until September
10 1913
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-09-06
Trains on Fernley-Lassen Branch.

Two daily trains will be run on the
new Fernley Lassen branch OF the
Southern Pacific railroad commencing
September Ia. and each train will CON
meet with trains No. e and %. east and
west bound. The new railroad will
open up country from Wadsworth to
Susanville that will benefit many
farmers and residents of one of the
most fertile territories in the State.
The counties surrounding Susanville
contain millions OF feet of excellent
timber and the owners of property in
thar section are planning large lumber
mills which will give employment TO
hundreds of men. Eleven work trains
are ballasting the road. and it is ex-
pected that the full extension will be
completed on contract time or within
six weeks