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Presbyterian Church.

THE REV. DUNCAN MATHEsoN, MINISTER
Services both morning and even.
ing. Morning service at II o'clock,
evening service 7.30. Sunday school
at 9.45 a. M, Mr.. Lee o. Lester,
superintendent; Mrs Fred Sherman
superintendent of primary depart.
ment. Mid.week meeting Wednes.
day evening 7,30. Strangers in the
city are cordially invited to attend
all the services.
Special On Sunday evening at
7.3O there will be an address on
John j. Patton Among the Canni.
bals." illustrated with so stereopti
can slides. This is a special pro.
gram to which all are invited.
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lola

After an unusual siege of colds
and other ailments our patients are
all recovering rapidly.
Garnett Gibson and family took a
trip in their new Ford car to Her
manas early in the week.
The neighbors were glad to see
William Linnville, who came out to
look after his holdings.
Land is being prepared on Mr..
Schweitzer's homestead for cultiva-
ton.
Mrs. l.. D. Danse was glad to have
visits from Mrs. Whitledge of Dem.
ing, and Mrs. DR.. Hollishead and
the Misses Yates, Harrison and Glib
son this week.
l.. Jones is having a well put
down on his homestead.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-21
Knocked Out

There Is world of pathos in ,bss.
words-they may mean loss If t;ma
. ..py or perhaps the loss of The
ot Dreead.wlnner' from which the family
obtain livelihood. But there comes ''s y
S ;r ,ha tphuoaghtIperhaps he is insured
Comnen, acme Mutual Life Insurance
or HE Is promptly paid. '''''
Loss OF time and daily income a,,
always heavy, and usually beavies, are n,
nose who can least afford m. los -"
Zoe, poes tne lesson of negligence snneaI T No.
you! Another accident todavp P or - 20
morrow may wipe out your rsso,,,es 40
y can cannot totally wipe out your income
Ins yvu insure r IN the Pacific Mutual Life
See John M. McTeer and o., . u,
and accident policy-let him s sbos, , mle
Investment. ''o'' small
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Baptist Church Notice

The pastor, the Rev. o. T. Finch,
will preach at the Baptist church
Sunday morning at II o'clock. No
services at night on account Of the
revival meeting being held under
the auspices of the Methodist
church at Bakers hall.
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Sun.
beams B p. m. B. Y. p. u. $50
p. m.
Prayermeeting will be discon.
tinued until the meetings above
mentioned are closed.
Everybody cordially invited to
attend all these services. All mem.
bers of the Baptist church are
urged to assist and Cooperate in
the revival meeting in every con.
sistent way.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-02-21

Some fountain pens cost No more
than squirt guns and are worth
about that much. Conklin's Self.
Filling Fountain Pen is the one that
sets the pace and adds a new def.
milton to penn'anship. Mr.. Brown.
ing uses one. The Browning Phar.
macy. adv
Little farms will soon be all the
rage. BE a pioneer, Home Plot
Co. adv
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Christian Church
REV. z. MOORE, MINISTER.

REV. 2. MOORE, MINISTER.
Preaching next Lords Day at
both morning and evening services
by the pastor.
Every member of the church is
urged to be present at the morning
service.
Sunday school at 9:45. Christian
Endeavor at $3.50, leader j. A. Hup.
table.
A cordial invitation is extended
to the public.
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The leading fire insurance com.
panies: Queen. Philadelphia Under.
writers, American Central, Atlas,
London Assurance. Northern and
Continental, They are the Oldest
and best, Lester 4 Perry are
agents Tor Them ali. adv
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
Texas Fruit Crop Ruined.
DENVER LETTER

Denver. Jan. 4.-The Dcmocra ic
members OF the new senate are IN
their customary deadlock There are
seven progressives who are suppo T.
ing Senator Blakey for president pro
tenn and seventeen conservatives wao
are supporting billy Adams. The con-
servatives are one short OF enough
to elect. The result Is the usual ,ie-dp
and Democratic wrangle.
The two houses met at noon. Or
ganization was effected In 4 very few
minutes. For the most part the old
time employees. those who have be@g
known around legislative halls for
session after session. were omit ID
from the list At caucuses precei-
ing the organization the Republicans
decided to allow the Democrats L.
fight their own battles and TO not mix.
Representative skinner was elected
speaker aud in short address said
the session would be short because
the members could noe get free passes
upon which to Visit their homes. Also.
because they are on a fixed salary
and can earn just as much in 20
DAYS as though they stayed sixty. Tie
House is decidedly progressive while
the senate Is controlled hy the stand
pa,icrs. which. II it doesn't block all
Legislation. viii probably result In -
being so jumhicd that II VIII be
dinicnit to enact good Law. There Is
every Indication that the principal
nght viii hinge around the question
OF good roads,
Governor Ammons has moved into
the governors cffice ana will be there
from now until he is leasguratcd. Gov
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
.SALTlLAkE CITY HAS
GENUINE WATER FAMINE

Salt Lake City. Utah. Jan. s.-water
is being sold by the gallon in thu
streets of Salt Lake City from munie-
ipal sprinkling carts Several laun-
dries have been compelled to shut
down In some parts OF the city un-
sanitary conditions have become
menace.
schools. big business and mercantile
houses and even the general offices o,
railroads are closed because the water
famine preciudes the heating OF build
lngs.
The back of the cold wave has been
broken. according to the weather maa.
and it is hoped that this. together with
extraordinary provisions made by the
city council. will bring relief from the
famine by tomorrow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

ernor Shafroth uses the table in a
back room. This is done in order 10
permit Mr. Animons to keep in close
touch with the legislature. The a.
auguraiion will be Tuesday. Janna.y
18th, on which date the FIRST vote Tor
United States senator will be takta.
This vote will be taken by each
house aud the next day will meet N
Joint session and vote together.
Announcement comes from the cas-;
that Representative Graham OF nh-
nois is 10 be Chairman OF the Public
Lands Committee in congress. At tae
same time announcement Is made that
the Secretary of the Interior will come
from some point east OF the Missouri
river. Governor Ammons takes this
to mean that tho incoming national
Democratic administration IS going
to be just as opposed TO western ideas
on public lands as Pinehot ever Wi,s.
Governor Ammons states that he Ia
tends to head vicious fight against
the making of Graham chairman and
also against the appointment Of some
one other than real western man
secretary OF the interior. From What
Mr.. Ammons says he does not expect
any better treatment under the in
coming national administration than
he received under past Administrations
so far as public lands are concerned.
II will be remembered that President
Elect Wilson delivered two addresses
in Colorado on conservation The FIRST
at Colorado Springs Indicated that he
would favor the west out the second
Mt Deaver indicated that he woald not.
Mt Denver was called to the matter In
these columns at the time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
CAT CAUSES FIRE,
DOG SAVES CHILDREN;
PARROT CALLS HELP

Trinidad. Colo. Jan S---A cat which
jumped upon table and tipped over
a small bedroom lamp on a bed caus-
ed fire at the home of Nels zurta at
Raymeville at an early hour this
morning.
The lives of two infants. asleep on
the bed were saved by shepherd dos.
who pulled the blazing. covers from
the bed and dragged them to the snow
outside
The screams OF n parrot brought tho
nelshbors in and they extinguished
the flames
Mrs. zurta had gone to take her hus-
bands breakfast 10 the mine.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

the warning the weather bureau issued
a bulletin stating that the worst u
the cold ~ave had passed. but even
this prediction Of warmer weather
brought with it some apprehension and
uncertainty.
According to growers a sudden re-
turn to the warmth OF normal weather
conditions would irreparably damage
fruit which might be still in such con-
dition that a gradual rise Of tempera-
tire would leave It In marketable
shape This additional loss would
mean virtually the complete ruin oi
the citrus crop. the value of which
has been placed at s5o.ooo.oo
While Pomona reported a damage
Of SO per cent OF the crop. San Ber-
nardino county appeared today to be
the heaviest sufferer. San Bernardino
includes the large Redlands orange
section. adjoining Riverside. and il
was declared that 90 per cent of the
crop was irretrievably ruined. In this
county alone It was asserted growers
would lose from $4,000 to ST.
100000.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
DEMANDS
TAKING OF
STRATTON
ESTATE
(By United Press.)

Denver. Jan. T-Representative Ar
dourel today introduced in the house
a resolution demanding that the state
take immediate possession OF tho
Stratton estate. directing that the
attorney general begin suit to accom-
plish this purpose Ardourel declares
that the Stratton will was not carried
out, that the trustees failed to do their
duty. The will directed that the en-
tire estate go to the establishment Of
home for homeless and aged people
at Colorado Springs The court rec
ords show that enormous fees have
been paid attorneys in litigation, some
asserting they total over s2.ooo.ooo-
Ardourel charges that the estate has
been maintained for the benefit of the
trustees alone
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
FUNERAL OF ]. h. HUMPHREY
SATURDAY AFTERNOON y

The remains OF the late j. X. Hum
phrey. who died Of pneumonia at san
Bernardino. California. last SUNDAY,
VIII arrive hero on the Santa re ss
s:so o'clock Thursday evening. The
funeral VIII take place from the home
OF his daughter. Airs. A. r HubheD-
on East Grand avenue. Lincoln park,
at o'clock Saturday afternoon and
will be conducted by Rev. Geo. n
se,ier, pastor OF the First Presby-
.erlan. church. Friends OF the family
invited to the ohsequics-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
REWlCURREnCY SYSTEM
~ is PLAN OF DEMOCRATS
Washington.

Washington. Jan. S.-Seeking %
evolve new currency system plan %
he recommended TO congress as a sub
stitnto for the one proposed by the
national monetary commission, sub
committee OF the house committee on
banking and currency on Tuesday be-
gan n series OF public hearings that
probably viii continue several weeks.
Bankcrs and financial cxperta fro.A
all parts of the country have been ~
vlted to give their views. Those who
were to ho heard today included \.
barton Hepburn ana Paul N. War
burg. New York bankers: Victor More
wetx. writer. ana Leslie ", shaw.
former secretary Of the treasury.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
ASK LEGISLATIVE lMvESTI-
CATION OF COAL Fight
(By United Press.l

Denver. Jan. THE United Mine
Workers are preparing TO ask Repre-
sentative Ardourel and Senator AZ
folter 10 demand legislative investiga-
ton into the conditions Of the Rocky
Mountain Fuel company's mines and
the miners Allegations that the Rocky
Mountain is planning TO undersell the
American Fuel company and wreck Il
because Il recognizes the union.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
CHAFFEE COUNTY
COOLEST IN STATE

Buena Vista. Colo. jan 7.-Chaies
county last night recorded the cold
est weather in the state. the the--
mometer at Tin Cup registering "a de-
grees below zero. Other low temper
atures were:
At ST Elmo. 40: Granite. 40; New
ett. 80: Naihrop. 40. and Winfield. 40
In Buena Vista the mercury drop
ped to IS below zero
xrrais ssrviee IL more or. Hess de-
iayed-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
WERE MARRIED FIFTY
SIX YEARS AGO

Mr. and Mrs. f. Perry celebrated
the fifty-sixth anniversary OF their
marriage at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
C. ]. Simon here on "Wednesday OF last
week by a New Years dinner at which
there were several guests. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Perry we're married near Miami.
Missouri. January FIRST. 1857.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

fiscal year. Alderman Sharman WAS
nominated as n member Of the COM
mittee having charge OF the rental
and oversight of these ranches for the
year 1913.
New Sanitary Sewer District
On motion the fixing OF the boundar-
les OF the proposed sanitary sewer
district was referred to the sewer
committee for determination. The new
district will be known as sanitary
sewer district No. 2 and will include
the site OF the contemplated Odd Fei-
lows home on North Fifteenth street.
The ordinance granting an extension
of ninety days TO Messre. Kelsey 4
Street OF New York City to their cleo
iris railway franchise was passed On
second reading and ordered published
as required by law.
The bonds o. d. t. and c a hoo-
erts In the sum Of $500 for a billiard
and pool license was accepted and y
cense ordered issued. A similar bond
for like amount was accepted from
the Canon Bowling company. The Fe-
ports OF the various city officers for
the month OF December we're read and
ordered filed. After some other bus
Iness. largely OF a routine character.
the council adjourned.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

Los Angeles. Cal. Jan s.-"From
San Bernardino TO Los Angeles. every
acre OF oranges and lemons has been
frozen--
Tnis statement came tonight from
Pomona. center Of one OF the heavies;
producing sections of the citrus fruit
belt Only a ffth OF the crop may De
sAlvased. it was asserted II this be
true. the total ioss on 10000 acres of
frsisl lrRl,snsunf 70 80. 900 .o0o-
Moe eonsersssive estimates. how
ever. ngure the total damage at s2o.-
ooo. coo. Between I've and ten NIL
lion Of this sum will be the loss 20
railroads in curtaiied freight re
ceipts-
In the face of this situation fruit
growers. worn out by forty-eighi
hours battle against an aimos; unpre-
cedented visitation OF frost. received
iistlessly a warning to get out theiT
smudging pots again tonight with
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

About once . year The Record likes
10 present its subscribers with lit
tie exts. service In the Want Ad Col-
unns.
We do this for two reasons:
FIRST, because We like to do some-
thing extra now and then for our sub
seribers-
Second, because we like 10 keep all
our subscribers in touch with the
Want Column. We want everybody 70
appreciate fits valse ss . City Market
"a place TO buy and SELL We want
you to know Of its value TO use asJ
It's value TO read.
So We will present any paid up ush-
seriber to the Daily Record or the
Weekly Record with n fire-lIne Want
Ad for six days In the Daily and one
time In the Weekly Record free 4
charge.
The ads may be mailed TO us any
time this week or brought In on SAT-
urday. Don't phone fbe free ads In.
These ads may contain thirty words
or less
These ads will be run all Of next
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09

ueek In the Daily and Weekly Record.
They will be given Free to AL sus-
soribers Of the Weekly Record who
axe net In arrears for more than a
ynr, and to all subscribers Of the
Daily Record who are not In arrears
nere than one month.
Thfs servIce-five lines for q week
IN ne Daily and weekly-put through,
hDIed and collected for in the usual
w, would cost slSo. So the Free
sssviee We are Offering you Is quite
wor1h while-Quite worth paying ny
The Subscription to date to get
mere are q hundred things you
'can edvertise-many things you have
- Aosght Of advertising, perhaps.
HOU MAY WANT:
To sell q Home.
To sell q Horse.
To sell . Cow.
70 sell a Dog.
To sell Furniture
To sell . Camera.
To sell . Piano.
r. sell some Hens or Eggs.
h sell Sewing Machine
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
DELTA 0RCHARDISTS
FEAR PEACH CROP IS GONE

Delta. Jan. T-rhrty-six degrees
below zero was recorded here last
night. Forty below was reported at
point near here. Orchard owners
fear that the peach buds ara nipped-
I, is not known how great was tho
damage.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
The Record Offers to all its Paid Subscribers
ADolIar and a Halfs Worth Of Record Want-Ad
Service FREQ Of Charge on Next Saturday.
Read the Story Below.

To sell any Old Thing.
To bay any Old Thing.
To rent . Room
To rent . House.
To rent O Raxm.
To exchange q Cow for q Horse.
To exchange n Farm for City Prop
erty.
To exchange q Duck for q Hen.
To find something yoa have lost.
A Record Want Ad will do most
anything-a Record Want Ad has
found money lost In the middle Of the
road.
A Record Want Ad goes about work.
ing while you sleep.
Try II out--a good sized Record
Ad this time for nothing to paid up
subscribers
Don't be modest about II. Bring
the Want Ad In Saturday. We want
ysl 10 use Il this time.
And read the Want Ads every dsy
They contain much that Is interest
ing-it Is the money making news II
the paper.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
The Colored Mems Clab.

City Attorney Augustus Peasc ma ie
a statement in relation TO the coiorcd
Mems club OF Canon City, with wlicn
there has been n controversy for ser-
erai months upon tho matter Of It's
management. but action By the conn-
oil was deferred until the next rcgn-
lar meeting ON the 2ist inst Alder
man Cooper. chairman Of the finance
committee. made stntement In rcla-
ton 10 tho condition OF the Cotton
wood ranches owned By the city in
the western part OF the county. The
lcssees OF the property are not en-
tsrcly satisfactory to The city and Il is
regarded as possible that they vii nct
rcaew their application for a renewal
Of the lease at tho end Of the current
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
RETURNS ON STATE OFFICES
CAMvASSED BY LEGISLATURE

The legislature has canvassed the
oficial returns for the late state clec-
ton on state officers and finds TIE
following result:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
CALIFORNIA
CITRUS CROP
TOTAL LOSS
(By United Prssk.)

Los Angeles. Jan sit is estimated
today that fonr-nfths Of ths citrus
fruit crops of southern California
have been ruined and the loss will APP
proximafe sso.coo. 600. A thaw was
predicted for last night but failed TO
matcrialize.
Texas Fruit Crop Ruined.
Fl Paso. Jan s-Cold records from
the Rio Grande valley have been brok-
en-. several points today reporting
twelve below. The fruit crop is be-
iieY@d TO have been killed and the
damage amounts 70 millions OF dol
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
Volunteer firemen Ash support.

Nm Collins and A. c. Jensen ad-
dressed the council upon the matt n
sf an appropriation from the city 20
assist in the support and maintenance
Of the volunteer fire department A
the conclusion OF their talks motion
was adopted ordering the payment %
the volunteer Gre deprament of $50
cut OF the regular firo fund as rec
srnitIon OF It's value and usefulness 10
tse community. c. W. Van Paiton and
II. 81 Collins addressed the oauncii N
relation to disputed water account
Of the Canon cryHiay Ice company.
~hich had been carried on the books
- tho city for long time "a the TO-
suit Of Misunderstanding. After a
,uil explanation OF the matter by Mr.
Collins a motion was adopted order
ing the cancellation OF the account
and requiring the city clerk TO strike
Il on the books.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
MUNICIPAL
BUILDING
DISCUSSED
BY COUNCIL

The FIRST meeting OF the city council
for the calendar year 1918 was held
Monday night with all aldermen pres
eat. A. z. Sharman and NJ. ]. Lamb.
the newly appointed members. were IN
their places as the successors Of H. :.
Maddox and John Cheteiat. resigned.
and were appointed to fill the vacan-
oies on the various committees A
large number OF matters and PROPOSE
lions were laid before the COUNSEL
Monday night for its consideration
and the session was n longer one than
usual In consequence OF IT,
The first thing considered wEs ne
sitie and ownership OF certain mica
siAims and mineral rights to Marc
Goodwin lying within the limits Of N.
city park At the top OF the Royal
sorge. A. l. jeffrey OF the hrm OF JEFF
frey & stipemeyer appeared for Mr..
Goodwin and explained In detail the
rights OF his client In the property In
question and asked u.at they be pro-
tectsd. The matter was referred to
the city attorney. but he reserved an
opinion until the next regular meeting
ef the council in order that be miEni
have an opportunity TO give the sub.
j-ct the study and delIberation that IT'S
srpsrtance deserved.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-01-09
Plans for New Cis, HALL

c. O. Hawkey was present and sub
nltted TO the council architectural
cravings and designs for ne~ city
ALL. He explained them In detail and
showed By his familiarity with them
thata be Ahd given the proposition cx-
ssss,ive thought and consideration.
No action was taken In relation to the
subject. although the question OF a
city hall was discussed by the council
al some length. On motion the propo-
sition Of removing the municipal 9f-
secs to some building ON Main street
ewing to the rAmshaekie condition "
the city hall was voted down The al
scrrnen ~erc equally divided In reia-
zion to the subject and Mayor Smith
cast the deciding vote that It be car
rIed over 10 the incoming council.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-01-13
In the World Of Sport

put their shoulders to 1t n wheeled
IL mi on the porch.
SHOW us your garage" they next
demanded.
johnson led the way and watched
them take the former fixtures OF the
Cafe de Champion, as Johnson's sa-
loon WAS known, He protested when
the sheriff started to run out the auto
mobile.
Don't take thai carr he pleaded.
That belongs to Lucille. She bought
" 2 couple OF weeks before we were
married"
Johnson referred to Lucille Cameron,
MS white wife. The deputies paid no
attention to his plea. The automobile,
thN saloon fixtures and the safe were
Ioaded In carts and turned over to a
custodian from the sheriff's office.
Johnson sat on the back steps of the
mouse with his chin in his hands while
ne watched the removal of the prop
crty, He would not say anything.
For some time the pugilist has shown
signs of getting into training to fight
again. He has been boxing at a local
gymnasium objection was made to
his using the gymnasium most fre-
quented by the local pugilistic frater-
nifty, however, and yesterday he was
requested to find some other place to
box with his sparring partners.
johnson cane to the gymnasium
with about fifteen negroes following
him." the owner of the place said. "He
boxed six rounds with sparring part
ners. Their was so much objection to
it by the other men who use the GYM
nasium that | sent word to him to stay
away in the future