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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-03-27
NO MORE DUCK
SHOOTING THIS SEASON

A mistaken idea seems to prevail
to the effect that the extension clause
OF the bill enacted into a law by the
legislature last Saturday In regard
to duck shooting.
The extension does not go into ef-
feet for ninety days AFTER the passage
OF the IN by the legislature and that
Of course cuts out this year. 1t has
come to the ears of the state game
and fish commissioner. James =.
shinn. that numerous parties are pre-
pairing to hunt ducks this spring IN
the assumption that the new law will
permit them to do so. Mr.. shinn says
they are mistaken and has issued or
ders to all his lieutenants to arrest
and prosecute all OF the violaters Of
the old Law.
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Canon City Girl Member Of Glee Club.

Miss Sylvia Shirley OF this city II
one OF the prominent members OF the
Colorado woman's College Glee Club
which gave a concert at the Baptist
church Tuesday night
Miss Shirley is a member Of the
quartette which gave the best selee-
tons OF the evening She also sang
duet with Miss Ruth Layton that
ELECTED quite an ovation
Miss Shirley proved q happy enter
tainer all by herself and made her
many friends proud OF her by the
splendid manner in which she carried
out her part OF the programme.
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NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS.

Canon City. Colorado.
March IL. 1914
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Sealed proposals Tor the furnishing
of all materials. supplies. labor, etc.
and to sustain all the expenses In
Cured In the constructing OF district
sanitary sewers. including inlets. man
holes. connecting mains. appurte-
nances and other incidentals in con-
nection herewith. for Sanitary Sewer
District No. ?. Of Canon City. Colora-
do. will be received At the Office of the
City Clerk OF Canon City. Colorado.
until fiye O'Clock p m. on Monday.
the seventh day of April. A. ID. 1913.
in accordance with the plans and
specifications heretofore adopted by
the City Council of said City said
plans and specifications being now on
fle and can be seen at the Office Of
the City Clerk. OF said City OF Canon
City. at any time during business
hours.
To insure good faith on the part OF
the bidder. certified or cashiers
check for the sum OF Three Hundred
Dollars. ($3o0.00) on some approved
bank in the City OF Canon City. must
accompany each bid, payable to the
Treasurer OF the City OF Canon City.
and be forfeited TO the said City. rs
liquidated damages. in case the bid
shall be accepted and the bidder shall
fail for ten days after notice OF such
acceptance. given personally. or by
mail to his address. to enter into the
contract awarded TO him.
The successful. bidder will be re-
quired to furnish n bond OF Five Thou
sand Dollars. t5o00o0), executed as
provided by Law. and to be approved
by the Mayor OF said City OF Canon
City.
The right Is reserved to reject any
and all bids and thereupon to adver-
tise for further bids. or otherwise. as
to the said City Council may seem
best.
Said bids vill be opened at a meet
ing OF said City Council OF said City
10 be held on said April seventh. 1913.
at which time. or at a later date. the
OF said City Council. will let the con-
tract for the construction Of said
improvements to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. or reject any and all
bids. as above stated
Under the statutes in accordAnco
with which said improvements are 10
be made. said improvements are to
be paid for In local public improve
ment bonds OF said City OF Canon
City. to be ISSUED In accordance with
said Statutes. and to bear interest At
the rate OF six per cent (6R) per
anuum. payable semi-annualiy. prtn-
cipAl and interest payable at tho Once
OF the Treasurer OF nAid City. nakA
honda to b subject to payment. -
provided BY said gtAtutes-
By order Of City Council.
~ 40 &, c;...
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BABY chicks cheap. one day; also
eight weeks old. S. C. White Leg
horns. Surpass Poultry Farm. Peytol.
Colo. Mr.. Davis writes; Il bought
baby chicks OF you last year. the fin
est in the country; they began laying
before nve months old and layed all
winter I3f
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COMIn6 TO WARM CANON
FROM COLD CANADA

Faikirk. Canada. March 20. 1919.
Canon City Record:
Yours OF the 18th received Accept
thanks Inciosed you will nnd one
dollar; kindly send me weekly Record
for six months intend to go out to
your country as soon as / can get
things arranged. which will take some
little time
Yours most respectfully.
JOHN PARISH.
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A QUIET WEDDIhG
SUNDAY NIGHT

Sunday night at 7:s0 at the home OF
Rev. o. 5. Reed. Miss vivien Dufield
Webb and Mr.. Edwin C. Watts were
married The wedding was a very
quiet anair. only the relatives and in
Innate friends of the couple beIas
present
Mr.. Watts Is popular Four Nile
boy. being a prosperous rancher in
that community. Miss Webb came
here early In the winter from Missoa-
IT. She has made many friends during
her stay here She is a winsome
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Road dragging has taken the place
OF orchard spraying over the Park of
late.
Quite a number OF residents took
advantage Of the clear condition OF
the ditch water to refill cisterns just
before the recent snow.
Ray Sawhili came down from Colo
RADIO College Friday to spend the
spring vacation with the folks on
Sherman avenue.
DR.. VIM. Caldwell has discarded his
little red runabout for a new Ford
automobile recently purchased.
Miss Hattie Litz Is suffering at pres
ent with an attack of grippe. but Is I'M
proving.
ID. r. Sullivan Is reported to be III
with pneumonia at his home on Grand
avenue.
Mr.. willis Jones OF Poplar avenue
left Tuesday evening for a visit at
San Diego. California.
sssss
The rural carrier of Route No.
says the mail matter was the heaviest
OF the season Monday on account OF
the unusual Easter delivery.
Mrs. Frank Jones Il down from Boul-
der for n visit with her mother. Mrs.
Tobicr. on Park avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. J. stiers OF Elm
avenue took Sunday dinner with their
niece. Louise. and husband. otherwise
Mr.. and Mrs r. 4 Dove-in towa.
Eddie Irwin started Tuesday for
Boise. Idaho. With n car load OF house
houid and ranch effects for Al Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs Lash. parents OF Mr..
Thos. johnson. are both aiiing with
the grippe. which seems to De quite
prevalent at the present time.
sssss
Mrs.. Brown stopped on for a fe~
days receasiy on her way from Cali
fornia. where she has been spendins
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on Soon on "Trip.

Mr.. U. E Sidebottom viii lea se.
probably, Thursday for a long business
trip TO Pagosa Springs and then over
the western slope as far as Grand
Junction and then to other western
slope points.
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OF Guys birthday anniversary. about
twenty being present including thu
teacher. Mrs. Holtx. and Mr.. Holtz.
Music and luncheon filled up the time
which passed very pleasantly for all
concerned
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Miss Ora Mattoon n visiting her
friend. Miss Pearl Wilson. of Ord
way. She expects to be gone several
weeks.
Word was received from Mrs W. c.
James In Lima. Ohio. that she is re-
covering nicely from her recent I'LL
ness and expects to start home n
about two weeks.
Miss Martha Gcorse. who underwent
an operation n short time ago in one
OF the local hospitals. is doing nice;y.
Her father. Mr.. Howard George. 5
here and expects to take his daughter
back to Kansas as soon as her health
Will permit
Mr.. G A. Norman drove to Cripple
Greek one day last week and brought
his daughter. Mrs. Burkhar,. and two
grand children. down for a visit
Lee Mattoon. Don Pearcy and Hal
Mattoon came down from Parkdale
to spend Sunday with homefolks.
SIR. 5. r. Goodrich. who owns a nice
tract OF land on the Park. decided
there were too many small rock on
the surface. so put In a half day
gathering them and hauling them on
the place The next day Mrs. C. was
busy most OF the day rubbing the
kinks out Of Mr.. G's back
sssss
Little Ruby Endsley swallowed a
pin Sunday and II lodged In her
throat. causing her much pain oe-
fore Canon was reached where doc
tor soon relieved her.
Sam Hoffman made trip to Flor
ence one day last week on business.
sssss
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Norman and
Mrs. Burkhart and two children spent
Sunday with the Cohen family down
on the river.
Prayer meeting was held at the
Taylor homo last Sunday night
Mlss Ethel Taylor 10 spending few
days at the home of Mr.. John Brown
In East Canon.
Nrs. Mary Van Meter Of South Can
on is spsndiag TIE weekend With
Mrs. Tsask cAipaaa q wflsea Greek.
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Holly Man Here ON Business.

Mr.. J. S. -NcMurtry OF Holly is II
the city on business He may locate
here.
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young lady and worthy OF the esteem
and respect of all The happy couple
will make their home on Four Mile.
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Mr.. A. y. Cutting of Florence Is =
business visitor In the city today.
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the winter. to her old home in Iowa
While here she rented her place on
East Park avenue TO W. E. Beach Of
California
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam steariey are here
from Alvin. Texas. to visit the family
OF their son. John stearley. and other
old friends ON Lincoln Park
sssss
Mrs. wilkins. who has been spend
ing some weeks visiting in Kansas.
has Joined her husband here. They
are located for the presens at the top
OF Pump Hill. In the house vacated by
the Haldeman family. They are from
Hotchkiss.
Although there has been consider
able scarlet fever In the vicinity of
Ordway. the family Of Ralph RalBton.
who recently removed there. have es-
capped the contagion. contrary to the
statement In last weeks items. and
much to the qualification OF their
friends here.
+. F. Maynard is spending few
DAYS in Denver this week on business
Miss Florence Youngman Is enjoy
ing a visit with one OF her Colorado
College chums. who came down for the
spring vacation
The box social that was planned by
the Lincoln Park Ladies' Aid society,
for next Friday evening at the McKin-
ley school building. has been post
poned indefinitely owing 10 weather
conditions and the crowding Of other
events. The ladies' hope TO hold Il
later.
The members of the junior class OF
South Canon high school were delight
fully entertained by Mary and Byrd
Bailey at the Bailey home on Logan
street last Friday evening About
twenty were present and they had
lots OF fun with an Easter egg hua,
and other suitable pastimes appropri-
ate TO the season Ice cream and cake
we're the refreshments
DR.. and MIRA CALDWELL entertained
the Sunday school class Of which Mas
ter Guy IL y member. on Sunday after
noon. II their home on East Sherman
avenue The gathering vas In honor
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DR.. and Mrs- CALDWELL entertained
the Sunday school class Of which Mas
ter Guy is y member. ON Sunday after
noon. af their home on East Sherman
avenue. The gathering vas In honor
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Mrs. Brown stopped on for a fev
days receasiy on her way from Cali
fornia. where she has been spendins
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Here's The Blouse
That Stands Hard
Knocks.

They stand the wear of the
tub. They save much mem
ding. They last. Here's
the reasons Materials
fresh from the loom. All
the seams are double-lock
stitched. Each button sew
ed with sixteen strong stit-
ches. Neck band scientifi-
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Miss Ethel Taylor 10 spending a fe'
days at the home Of Mr.. John Brow
In East Canon.
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Prayer meeting was held at {
Taylor homo last Sunday night
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J. '. DL.AK1
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Nrs. Mary Van Meter Of South Can
on is speadins the weekend WITH
Mrs. Fraak cAipnaa - wtlssa Greek
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. srers Of Elm
avenue took Sunday dinner with their
niece. Louise. and husband. otherwise
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Dovc-in towa-
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Word was received from Mrs W. c.
James In Lima. Ohio. that she is re-
covering nicely from her recent ILL
ness and expects to start home n
about two weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Norman an'
Mrs. Burkhart and two children spcn
Sunday with the Cohen family dow
on the river.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

taking drunk persons from trains.
Clark states that it is bad enough to
have them unloaded on the police
force here without enlisting the ser
vices of the local patrolmen.
DR.. George c. Pritchard claims the
sleeping porch just being completed
at his home, 81 Quincy street, is the
largest in the city. 1t measures 14X2S
feet. 1t is glazed all the way around.
The windows let down into the wainS-
coting on the plan of street car win
dows. In addition to building the
sleeping porch DR.. Pritchard is ex-
tensively remodelling his home. ]. l..
Eddy is the contractor.
T. G. Hopkins, state employment
agent, lately returned from his sum-
mer vacation in Colorado, has on ex-
hibit a pair of hands which are COW
cred with calloused Jumps. Mr.. Hop
kins acquired these signs of manual
labor by building a log cabin on q
mountain which he has recently pur-
chased at Woodland park. in the
Pixies Peak region. Jesse Leach.
| editor of the BartlesvilIe Enterprise,
formerly of Topeka, has a cabin in
, the same locality.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13
STATE FAIR DRINKS.
Twenty-Six Violators Brought Before
Police Court in Five Days.

The state fair week has been busy
one to the local police department on
account of the numerous cases before
the court for drunkenness. Many vis1-
tors celebrated the occasion by indulg-
ing in too much liquor Twenty-Five
persons have been fined by Judge HUI
ron in five days, adding more than
$500 to the city Golfers. This morning
the judge had five additional cases
and many state fair visitors have spent
their vacation behind the bars at the
city Jail.
The most important case of this kind
was one in which part of a large Indian
family was engaged. Albert Ross is
resident of the Pottawatomie reserva-
ton in Jackson county. He was ar
rested charged with drunkenness
Thursday night Two hours later his
son, Albert, Jr., was booked at the sta
ton on the same charge. Both were
fined $40 in police court Friday morn
ing. The fine was paid and the two
red men were released. Six hours af-
ter. Albert ST.. was again brought in
drunk and his son was brought in be-
fore nightfan. This morning the fam
lily received $40 more apiece and are
spending the day in the bull PEN
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WILL FINISH PAVING.
City Will Not Extend Work Over Into
Winter This Year.

The paving situation at this time is in
better shape than it ever has been in the
history of the city. according to Com
missioner w G. Tandy. Instead of drag
g1ng into the winter practically all the
work promises to be finished next month
a very little of it perhaps going over into
November.
The sidewalk work will be finished in
the next week two, brea king all for
mer records. Usually there are Sidewalks
to be laid in the dead of winter, and many
times sideswaIks have gone over entirely
until the following year.
Some of the contractors have been de-
layed in the work in one way or another.
or they would have been practically
through. The work on Elmwood avenue
for example, has been delayed because the
Topeka Railway company is out of the
rails it wants to lay on the concrete. and
everything stopped until the necessary
rails were secured. Otherwise the street
would have been finished.
The total amount of paving to be done
this year was II blocks, a little over Z
miles. one of the biggest years work in
the history of the city. The fact that the
work is SO well along and promises to be
finished in good season is occasioning not
a little consolidation on the part of
Commissioner Tandy. who has been busy
all summer keeping the work moving.
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AUDITORIUM PLAN.
City Would Reduce Rental for Out of
Town Attractions.

A movement is on foot to ask the city
commission to amend the ordinance re-
lating to the auditorium rental to out-of-
town attractions and place it upon a per-
centage basis instead of flat price Of
SIS night for the of the city'S big
hall. Several reasons are urged.
At present the hall is standing idle most
of the time when it might as we'll be
earning something for the city.
The price to outsiders is so high now
that it almost is prohibitive. The result
is that the big hall stands idle. Arrange
ments could be made, it is urged, to take
care of the organ it would not be in
jured in the least by any shows that
might occupy the building for night. By
a division of the receipts the city would
get much more revenue that it does now.
\ division of e5 per cent to the city and
80 per cent to the attraction has been Sug-
gested as equitable one, insuring both
parties a reasonable profit This cannot
be done under the present ordinance.
A letter was received this morning from
Hugh V. Jameson of Kansas City asking
for prices on the auditorium for moving
picture exhibitions. He has travel pic
lures that are said to be decidedly in
teresting and instructive, and also other
features of popular piStures. He wants
to make his show a feature here once
every two weeks But he probably will
regard a price of $75 day practically pro-
hi
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SNIP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

The music by Marshan's band was
one of the pleasing features of the
state fair.
Floyd McRae's Dancing academy
will open Wednesday night with social
GaDce.-A6V.
A meeting of the Y NJ c. A. phys
zeal dire ctors of the state is being held
at the Central Y. NJ. c. a. today.
The price of eggs has advanced.
Hen fruit is selling high as %
cents dozen al downtown stores.
Several new electric lights have
been installed in Willow park. Here
after the "spooners" will have to go
elsewhere.
S. A. Maxwell will build modern
two story residence at 1928 Mulvane
street soon. The plans have not yet
been completed.
The contract for the heating and
plumbing in connection with the adj
ditions to the state printing plant will
be awarded September Is.
August Palm. a local mason. will
build a dwelling soon at SIC Fillmore
street, according to The Construction
News. published in Topeka.
The county treasurer's office will
close the evening of Monday, Septem-
Der Is, for its annual settlement and
will not reopen until October 1.
The gymnasium at the Central Y. NJ.
G. A will open for regular class work
about September %. The schedule of
classes has been made out by Joseph
Reisner, the physical director.
Warrant was issued today for the
arrest of Mabel Bridges. charged with
resisting an officer, J. ]. Holman,
who it is said was attempting to ar
rest Lulu Hamilton for violation of
the prohibitory law.
F. E. Keith, special pension exami-
ner, opened offices in the federal
building this morning. Mr.. Keith
came direct from Washington, and
will cover special cases in SO Kansas
counties. His headquarters will be in
Topeka.
The criminal cases which will be
heard in Judge Whitcomb's division of
the district court. begin September g.
County Attorney w. E. Atchison is
compiling the dates for the criminal
docket at the present time. The
Beers murder case will be heard the
last of October
The United Commercial Travellers
council No. AZ, will hold booster
meeting tonight at their hall. The
object is to give the mem bers chance
to become acquainted with each other
A program will be given consisting
of Z. c. T. talent, after which lunch
con will be served by the ladies.
James Clark, assistant city attorney
has given notice TO policemen thai
many of them have been performing
the duties OF railway conductors in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-13

You can Change fretful. ill-tempered
Snlidren INTO healthy, happy youngsters.
by Kidding them of worms Tossing, roll
ing, grinding of teeth, crying out while
asleep, accompanied with intense thirst
ishness ana bad breath, are symptoms tina,
indicate worms. kickapoo Worm Killer
a pleasant candy lozenge, expels the
worms regulates the bowels restores your
children to health and happiness Mrs
j. A Brisbin. of Elgin, Ill, says: ct have
used kickapoo Worm Killer for years
and entirely rid my children of worms.
would not be without it," Guaranteed
All druggists. or by mail. Price &c
klckapoo Indian Medicine Co., Philadel-
Adv.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Chas. F. Spencer has moved his law
office to Rooms 503-4 Mulvane build
ing.-Ady.
son. Special rate. $2.75.-Adv.
w. E. Jeffrey. Dentist. 706 Kansas ave-
Adv.
Miss Pearl Dumenil of Oklahoma CITY
is visiting her father, j. NJ. Dumenil OF
222 Buchanan street.
f. y. Adds. III w. 7th ST., has an ex-
cellent line of wall paper and puts in ON
right. too. Phone 4014.-Adv
F. n. Adds, the paper hanging man. has
some exceptional bargains in wall paper
III W. 9TH. Phone 4014.-Adv.