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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-14
WORK BEGUN
ON new SANTA
FE STATION

Work was begun at the Santa Fe
station building on South Fourth
street this morning preliminary TO the
erection OF the new depot; the con-
tract for which was awarded by the
chief engineer OF the company at To-
peka. Kansas. last week It has been
decided to raise the Santa Fe yards
here nearly three feet for the purpose
of eliminating the grade between the
site OF the station and the bridge
across the Arkansas river and to pre-
vent the possibility Of an overflow
from the flood waters and prepara-
tons are now going forward in readi-
ness for the ILL., The old wooden
platforms are being torn up and car
ried away incidental to the removal
of the old depot buildings hack to
Third street. near the plant OF the
Canon Crystal Ice company. The fill-
Ing In process viii be big job and
the construction Of the new depot will
not be commenced until it is complete
ed The new depot will occupy the
site Of the present structure and will
be building Of which the people Of
Canon City may well be proud. The
contract for the grading Of the yards.
as well as for the erection OF the sta
ton. is understood to have been let
by the company to Pueblo parties AZ
ter the new DEPOT is occupied the old
structure viii be taken to Radiant and
made to do duty for the company
there in its present capacity.
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TRYIMG FOR THE
GRAND LODGE PRIZE
Tried to Reeoup Funds.

An unusually interesting meeting OF
Canon City Lodge No I. l. o. o. p.
vas held Tuesday night and twelve
candidates initiated into membership
In the order. At the conclusion OF
the more formal program refresh
ments were served and a social time
enjoyed. Canon City Odd Fellows are
working hard to secure one OF the
three prizes to be given by the grand
master at the grand lodge meeting TO
be held In Grand Junction the last
week IN October to the lodge showing
the greatest per cent Of gain In men,
bcrship during the year preceding oc-
tobcr first.. The following novitiatas
we're taken Into the lodge here Tues
day night; Frank Bachelor. Charles
Shirley. Ben sehanuel. Harry Norton,
Rec Messenger. Ira Faires. Claude
Smith. Brscken Mccullough. Ray
Shoemaker. A. ~. Bschols Jr.. }. L.
Forsarm and Earl Halderman. Canon
cry lodge T. approaching the two
hundred mark In memoership.
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CINCINNATI PARTY here
TUESDAY noRnIne

A party Of thlrty-six people from
Cincinnati. Ohio. En- tour OF the Rocky
Mountain region viii arrive here from
salt Lake City At $3.50 O'Clock this
Afternoon on the way to Colorado
Springs. Denver and the east Ths
party. whieh includes = number Of h.
diss. has Just completed . trip
through he yeslcsstons National
park. On their arrival IL Canon City
thsy wfli b taken IN automobiles N
she top o. ~ Royal Gorge and Win
return 70 sovn evsr ths shyiiss drive.
They will taks supper at the psntoa
hotsl sal snersly sflervar>s lsavs
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raAs. = ni.seqsa nespiaal-,


wallace Bethel. the little seven
year-old son Of Mrs. Martha Bethel
and grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w.
Bethel. was stricken with appended
lis while playing At the family home
on Greenwood avenue Tuesday morn
ing and was taken BY his mother and
DR.. r. +. Hoimes on The Santa -
train to MinneQua hospital At Pueblo
for treatment II was At nrst beiiev-
Cd that an operation would be neces-
cary to save tho little fellows life. but
an examination Of his condition after
his arrival at the hospital convinced
the attending surgeons that such :
course would not have 70 bs rssortsd
20. He Il reported 70 b considerably
improved today and VIII. probably. b.
brought home in . day or two. Ths
fact that no WI not have 70 undergo
: surgical operation 4 highly srsss-
syins to ~ nembsrs Of tAs fauiily
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PUPPY LOVE

One Of our interesting lady writers
on love. marriage. dcmesticity and
other delicious things OF life has fur
nished Us = chapter on the FIRST love
of men. opprobiously described as
puppy love"
A good many fellows look back II
their first lore affair and smile over
what they. in their later wisdom. r.
gard as their Stiffness and the whole
world. while disposed. to love a lover.
Is eternally feeking chance to laugh
at the youth who is gone" on a girl.
But why the ridicuie OF the puppy
love" stage,
yca are young. and there is the SRI
the only girl. She Is alfogether
beautiful She Is without blemish Il
any sort Her perfection makes life.
the whole world and the world 20
come perfect. Because OF her you lore
everybody. To be worthy OF her yoa
are going to become a good and great
man. The present teens with beau
ties and heaven lies Just ahead for yo7
to win your way to it. The fnllnezs
Of hope. ambition. trust and Innocent
worship are yours, you puppy"
You dream Of her by day as well as
night The lovely moon. the starr. TIE
flowers. the grass. the shady waiks.
all the innocent delights which the
years win surely cover with indif-
ference are now yours. because Of
her. lover loves all the world. br
hope and confidence and bliss leave
no piare In his heart for the seIfzh-
ness that frosts. or the sophisticafioa
that bIisters. Puppy you know IT.
tie. but you are superiativeiy happy.
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THE GOSSIPS

people Of other communities. Great
evil is being done in every town in the
United States. on every day Of tae
year by baekbIters and peddlers Of
stories No town is so good as to be
immune from this evil II somebody
started an ugly story at ! o'clock IN
the morning. by O'Clock in the even
ing everybody viii know II. On the
next day II may be discovered that the
story was a lie. and ifs refutation will
start upon its slow. laborious rounds.
Il will take the refutation about forty
years to catch up with the lie.
There is nothing meaner or more
despisahle In this world than gossip.
The tendency toward Il Is bred In our
bones II Is n survival Of the old
times when there were no newspapers
or modern means OF communication.
and news cf all kinds was conveyed
BY word OF mouth. II was then con-
sidered a religious duty to spread such
news as one became possessed OF. The
performance Of this duty became a
habit. and We have not yet outgrowa
the habit. " is easy to believe that
people In those old days found more
attentive audiences for bad news than
for good news Bad news is usually
sensational. while good news is the
About . million years ago. more or
less. the Wild dogs that infested this
earth used to sleep In the tall grass,
to be hidden from their enemies. They
turned around several times. before
lying down to fiatsen the grass into a
bed And to this day the dog turns
around several times before II lies
down. although it doesn'r know why.
II has not oussrown the custom Of ITS
forefathers. II may take a million
years. moro or less, to outgrow the
news-bearing custom q our ancestors.
but there 70 no law against trying to
hasten the day Of emancipation. Every
time yoa nnd yourself telling a story
to The injury Of somebody else. take
your tcneus tlrmly between your teeth
AID ho't u sherr. or else think up
somsshlnx pissssnser and credisable
ecneernsns ~ PERSON you were going
To mailer. ond SAY that lnsteed.
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Puppy" you appear silly. but it &
the nectar Of the gods that is at yoal
lips.
Wake rp, man, Your dream is past
The years have driven her picture
from your heart. Her erstwhile an.
sslic form now looks like muciiage
bottle. Her chin and nose quarrel
You NOW believe that she used TO pad
and wear golden rats among seI
tresses and dye her lips and LET her
rheumatic mother do the dishes while
she cultivated with you in these
moon-lit paths.
Wake up. puppy" you're a 'a'l
crown dog,
Now. you know that there's yani.s
fraud, greed and gluttony amongst
women Beneath all innocence yon
look for guile. You suspect that {
worm Is gnawIng below the petals Of
beauty of every sort The puppy"
Innocence and trust and worship have
been barked at by experience until
driven away. Practieahility has risen
Ike . black fog and hidden all ths
fainbows.
Knowledge has stripped belief and
shown a skeleton The glamour n
hrst lore is MP on the sheif with saa-
fa Claus. the fairies and others acces-
sories to youthful delight and. poor
old enlightened dog. You are sadly
bitten BY the fleas of care and sordi-
ness and indifference.
And 80. in your turn. you take yoar
place with those who laugh at tne
genuine. Incompatible bliss of pup
'py love
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SETTLED DOWN TO
THE SIMPLE LIFE

John Frcek, Of Garden Park. accom-
panied by his son. Oscar Fseek. wa
in victor ON Monday In his studehak.
two years ago got second money Al
the Victor Labor nay celebrssioa. Cas-
has siace married and has ssstled
down to TIE simple life and Aas cut
''oroneo busting" which vas = mar
riase agreement with his ws!sy--vle-
TOR Record.
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FLORENCE ISSUES
BASE BALL CHALLENGE

]. p. Newell, secretary Of the Flor
ence Chamber OF Commerce, has sent
the followeing challenge to W. F. Az
new. secretary of the Canon City Buz-
iness Mems association to base ball
game to be played in Florence:
The Florence Chamber of Com
merce herewith challenges the Canon
City Business Mems Association to a
matched game of base ball under the
following conditions:
'FIrst-Players OF both teams TO
consist only of bona fde members OF
the commercial organization repre-
sented-
"second-First game to be played IN
Florence on any week day named By
Canon City Business Mems Associa-
tion. Return game to be played In
Canon City later. If desired
"Thlrd-Florence Chamber of Com
merce TO pay expenses OF Canon City
Business Mems Association to and
from Florence. and provide entertain
ment for same while in the city"
The purpose OF the proposed game
is declared to be to encourage more
cordial relations between the two or
ganizations directly interested by
healthy sport and recreation that viii
benefit and entertain all concerned.
Mr.. Agnev is out Of town at present
and It is impossible to ascertain utii
his return from Denver at the end OF
the week whether the challenge will
be accepted
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MANY CAn0k CITY
PEOPLE TO DENVER

A large number Of Canon CITY peo-
pie have gone to Denver to attend the
festivities in connection With tho
meeting there this week of ths Thirty
Second Trienniai conclAve Of tho
knights remplar. The special excur-
sion rates for the occasion began last
Friday morning and hardly . train
has left here since then that did not
carry its quota Of Canon City people
to Denver. More than seventy tickets
we're sold 1t the Denver . Rio crande
station here on Sunday to the capital
city. and almost a. many more were
disposed Of today. Tho members Of
the Canon City cornes hand lefs for
Denver this afternoon
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ny WIND Anes MA

Kansas papers are nov telling the
story OF a young school teacher OF the
Hoiton neighborhood who was made
tho target Of the gossips-
She was teaching country school.
and boarding In one Of the neishbor-
hood houses. and for some reason un-
known. busybody told a malicious
story about her. A usual. in such
cases. the yarn passed along. and ac-
quired ne~ trimmings as II went. AMI
soon assumed threatening proportions.
And also as usual. the young teacher
was the only person IN the neishbor-
hood who had not heard the stor-.
She was. therefore. greatly surprised
when the local school board demanded
her resignation. She had been do
Ing her duty energesicaliy and we'll.
and she could not understand why she
should be hnmiliased in this fashion.
She demanded an explanation. and the
members of the board told her OF the
stories in circulation. which stories
reflected upon her character. she was
not the sort of woman who withers
like q flower that is waiting for the
rain. She got busy and traced the
story back to sss origin. and had sew
eral mouthy young men summoned be-
fore the school board. and they were
forced 70 admit that the story started
with them. and that there was no
shadow Of foundation for H. The
teacher was completely vindicsted. and
the board begged her to take the
school again. but she wouldn't hear
Of Il. saying that no money could In
dpce her to remain in . community Of
scandal monEcrs. where grown men
would pay serious attention to attacks
upon = womAn's reputation without
Investigating their truth.
A great many hats are being taken
oe to that young woman. and the re-
sret Il general that shc stopped where
abe dids The sossips Who did her such
= brutal injury should have received
All the punishment shat the courts can
innict
This d . rather unusual case. but
ths teacherf wss wrong h supposins
thas he people of that community
wers nore sivea . scandal than the
- ~ - l..
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(By United Press.)

Albany. N. Y. Aug 1s.-The assem-
bly, this morning at 5:1s passed the
Levy resolution impeachine Governor
suizer. charging him with wilful and
corrupt coaduct In oniee and high
crimes and misdemeanors- The vote
was IS TO IS.
All night long the session was occu-
pied in fliibustering by the majority in
an effort to get enough Tammany men
together to pass the resolution.
The passing OF the resolution follow
ed a few hours after n great sensation
was sprung at 2;so o'clock when II
was announced that Mrs. snizer had
confessed that she had caused all the
trouble and that Il was she that had
been spscuiafing In Wall Street and
had been using campaign money for
that purpose
Asssmblyman Hinman made the an
nouneement He got II from Senator
Palmer. who. while In conference with
the governor yesterday. was apprised
Of the true status OF the AFFAIR by Mrs.
sulzer herself.
wife Takes Blame.
During the conference between Sen
stor Palmer and the governor the lat
ter seemed very nervous and after .
short time with the senator asked %
BE- excused While be was gone Nrs-
saiz>r cana ID. bsAussfuisy dfezss1
but appearing In an unhappy mood
and showing plainly that abe had been
crying
After few remarks she began 20
cry again and told Senator Palmer
that the trouble that her husband was
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LEGISf 8. OTES
Z TO lMPEACH SuLzER;
WIFE CREATES SENSA-
ton BY CONFESSION

In was all her fault. She told him In
de.aii how she had used the campaign
money and how she had speculated in
Wall Street in an effort to regain
money that had been spent
Tried to Receup Funds
She stated that the governor was IN
debt $4,000 when he was elected gov
ernor and that Il took more than the
funds be possessed to run their home.
After these facts were told to the as
sembIy BY HInman he moved that they
adjourn This was overrnled.
The announcement Of Mrs. Suffers
confession was the irst test Of the
Democratic Organization which urged
the governors impeachment and In
dicated that the Organization lacked
three votes Of the sevenfy-six rcqui--
"a to impeaeh.
II vas then that Majority Leader
Levy arose and talked for two hours
while pages were skirmizhing around
for enough TO make a majority.
TIE sulzer trial vii be held before
the senate and the court OF appeals
sometime within the next month
sslzsr WIN Fight.
lieutenant Governor clynn auto
msticaliy become governor the min
ufs that the impeachment resolution
PASSED. but sulzer viii nEht this fea-
'ssre. nis eousersson being shst-a spc-
eiai session OF the house cannot i'm
peach him and that he is the governor
until the senate passes upon the reso-
luton. suirer intends to ignore the
proceedings of the assembly. at least
for the time being.
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c. +. Rowclise and Frank Emmsr-
scn isfs Monday night for Denver to
look AFTER some businsss matters rs-
aair.zs their attention. Ineidsutslly
'shss WI taks part IN Ne fsssivitass
1. eoansseion with Ne KaisAsa TsaD-
N eeeelave'
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HenEy nasos len koaaay afternoon
'r pnsss e lsok ann ~ hssi kaishi 4,e psrads
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
GOOD SOAKING NEEDED
THROUGHOUT GRAIN BELT

CHICAGO, June 19.-The Inter Ocean
SAYS: 1.-THE wheat crowd in general was
mixed last night, but many Of the close
observers Of pit and speculative cundl-
lions are talking higher prices. Corn
less there are heavy general rains. In
the event OF a break they believe II
good time to buy Bears say prices are
nigh enough.
Goats specialists who have watched
the market closely say that Il Is fun Of
pyramids and while the crop outlook Is
not good I'm many sections they believe
that good general rains will cause
selling movement and topping Of the
pyramids might easily result in sharp
break when the market would be In
position again 20 buy. Shipping sales
cash grain yesterday were: Wheat go
600, corn $1,000, oats 10000 bushels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
HAYWARD & cLARK's
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS, June 19.--The most
important news overnight was the sus-
pension Of the head Of the Bureau Of
Statistics at Washington, thus cast
ing doubt on the last bureau report. The
press reports two important financial
failures In Germany, showing a basis
for the repeatedly voiced Apprehension Of
financial troubles in that country.
good. Partly cloudy and warm wealth
er without excuses over the entire belt
Further good general rains over west
Texas. Some scattered showers In Ok
lahoma and the Eastern States. lndi-
cations are for partly cloudy weather
with some scattered showers and con-
tinued warm Any claim Of excessive
heat which, moreover, could only apply
TO very limited areas, is at once de-
feated by the official statistics of 1911,
the record crop year. which shows, for
many days I'M June. maXimums a good
deal higher than those prevailing at
present The ntosight for the week
looks around 80 900 bales against 37,S22
last year, We compare with mill TAX
iugs of 1913, 600 bales last year. Owing
to the eXportation OF May, tenders from
New York and from here, which cotton
is now being landed abroad mill takings
for the week should compare hullishy
with those of last year.
The market lost about points in the
early trading. but there was no pres
sure TO sell and prices are steady
around 1t.55 for December
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Petroleum
firm, crude Pennsylvania, $50 Turpen-
tine steady S.92. Resin easy: common
4.00Ql0, Wool active: domestic fleece,
2. goa so; pulled, secured basis, $685.;
secured basis 4SQ55. Hides quiet; ma
tive steers, 17Q19A; branded steers
.l6h a 1871 Coffee steady; options
opened 70 9 lower; Rio No. on spot
10. Rice steady; domestic, ordinary to
prime, 4a6&. Molasses steady: New
Orleans. open kettle, $3.50. Sugar. raw,
quiet; centrifugal, 33303 So Muscova-
do, 2.S3a2S6, Sugar. refined, steady:
fine granulated, 4204435; cut loaf. 5.I5
crushed, SOS; mould A, 40: cubes. AS
go powdered, 4.30G445. diamond A
4.35: confectioner's A, 405d42O: No. /
softs, 3.956Al0. Potatoes irregular:
white, nearby, 1.60d1.50; Southerns, /. 90
d2.00. Beans flrmer; Marrow, choice
6.05G6.1O: pear, choice, 390G3.95: red
kidney, choice, 3,90@3.95. Dried fruits
quiet apricots. choice to fancy, 10Isa
12i2; apples. evaporated, prime to fancy,
Is@Si4; prunes, sos to COS, 7s4Q1lls;
COS to zoos, So az: peaches, choice to
fancy 6Q7; seeded raisins, choice to
fancy, 51zd6A,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
HARTMAN ISSUES
FEATURE STOCKS
Market Slightly of on Report
That U, S. Attorney General
Would Oppose Plans,
BY c. W. sToRM.

NEW YORK, June 19.-Heaviness in
sympathy with a similar tone which had
prevailed In the London marked Union
Paciflc at the opening OF the stock mar
ket to-day This issue began at LAG
with a loss Of Is, but soon increased
its decline 70 1 point Gables stated
that bearish reports relative to the dis
solution plan Of the Hartman merger
were circulated on the London Stock
Exchange.
Lehigh Valley made the best gain, ad-
vancing l point to 151 The list pre-
scented considerable irreguIarity. United
states Steel common began with loss
OF q, but recovered before the end Of
half an hour.
on the other hand, Republic Iron and
Steel advanced e. Reading was again
active. This issue opened 4 point lower
but soon made up its loss and scored
a net gain Of *. Among the other de
clines were Missouri Pacific, Is Anal
Foundry. "A st. Paul. y. Canadian
Pacific gained q, some Of which it lost
within half an hour, and fractional
gains were also scored by Great North
ern preferred and Mexican Petroleum.
The curb was steady
The tone In London was firm
Americans, with the exception of
Union Pacific, we're cheerful Canadian
Pacific in London shaded, then rallied
from the lowest
After a slight rally during the first
mar hour, the market became weak
and several reCessions occurred Union
Pacific was the most active of the i'm
portant railroads declining over one
point, and was followed by recessions
in Reading, Northern Pacific and Gin
cinnat and Ohio. The copper stocks
The tone in the late forenoon was
weak
Call money loaning at per cent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-19
Wall Street Stock
Market Outlook Is
Far More Hopeful

NEW YORK. June lathe stock
market has witnessed a protracted
decline and the odds are now IN favor
OF a rally. For instance. Interboro-
Metropolitan preferred rose sharply
from SO "a to So 3-8 on renewed ru-
mors that the shares would receive
a 8 per cent dividend within the next
few months and from a speculative
point Of view it mattered little that
these shares were relatively higher
than other per cent stocks.
The king pin Of speculative inter
ests is Canadian Pacific. This stock
has the widest Of fluctuations. The
shares are stiH selling out Of all
proportion to our standard rails and
the fluctuations alternatively repre-
sent the stringency Of the Berlin
market, the rains or lack of moisture
in the Northwest and the specula-
tive opinion Of the trader confined
within the four walls Of the eX-
change.
The street is inclined TO favor
ably discount the statement of Chair
man Lovett, Of the Union Pacific, that
was issued after the close. Union
rose from 143 3-S to 146 IA on a COW
ering movement. The financial dis
trict is still in doubt as to the at
titude OF the Attorney General and
inclined 10 fear that he will object
TO any of the plans suggested. II
was noticeable on the days trading
that the undertone was strong, and
while the weakness Of prices failed
TO produce liquidation, strength in
the market encouraged inquiries for
standard stocks.
Locally the news of the day was
distinctly bullish. attention being di-
rected to our exports which exceed
previous figures. The new Southern
Pacific financing came in for some
discussion without. however, being
considered an adverse factor.
II is figured that the S2O,OOO,OOO
Southern Pacific notes cost the com
pany a fun per cent, but this does
not reflect so much upon the credit
Of the company as Il does the mar
rowness Of the money market.
There is a tendency on the part
Of the trader to operate for declines
instead OF buying stocks for a rally.
Broadly speaking, the situation has
changed and the odds are in favor Of
the conservative buyer of standard
issues.