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\ SUI and Jus await the az
their victims. who are sighted VS.
the glass bottom of the bucks WINCH
acts as kind OF telescope.
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The available waterpover in Can
ada is estimated At 100000 horne
power.
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Notice.

me Following Executors, Admin;,,,.,o.
anu Guardians have fled their ANNE, ~
counts current at the Oct. term 1910
ene Drew Probate Court to come mn %. VI
~ al the Januaryterm, 1914, of said conp.
son, a minor "iieii Fes4H.
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Spoiled the Effect.
Some amateur theatricals for a.
charity were being organized by the
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Msckintoshss Expensive to Make.

-. o1war Macklntoshes are made OF cIotn
pionps eated with rubber. 1t is ninety years
ines anu. Charles Macintosh of Glasgow
set iiu u ut his patent for the cloth that
anu over On since borne his name The
ns Tsaa t foa p paa3 is Re expensive gar
heH 'ne .ieau .. AT because Of the
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BECKONS.

~ 10 ohiy the man who has saved who
can embrace her. The way to make
hore money is to have some to start
% % save some of yours out every dav
W II the commercial Loan & Trust
COS Saving Bank so that it can he
earning something for you. Open an
account even if you have but O. 90 n
nay be the first step to fortune.
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COULDN'T FOOL THE GUARD
Man of Experience Easily Saw That
Couple Were on Their
Honeymoon.
1t is just as easy abroad as h

1T is just as easy abroad as here to
spot bride and bridegroom" says
N7-sa'ls' l. Who spends lot of time
I'D at the top or . can English Dir,
ase, where 1t had case in noint
years. x,ls,ad u, +o,,
dead father, William. Isle. Experiences
II The business of the III ,--.N-
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,nces.r in ~ NV marley Willis. is warned to
ancesN IN this Court within thirty dsxs 70
=" .he complaint of the Plaintiff, NJ. 1 M
Ia May Willis, for divorce MRS. 81
srd less my hand and seal of said Court ,h;.
u.s.n j. W. KIMBRo, Chancerv C,sr.
].c. X, atty By N. d. GOTHAM n
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- for three generations had been bees
Eax-bleaehers and refners When
- paraffine came In, William Lisle had
- been first in the field. A proud me-
= mepto of the same was that vase, fash
'e Toned by his own hand, and resting
e nov where he had placed it to show
II. icw staunchly it resisted heat, cold
e and age.
Rather mournfully John | =
III viewed the old vase. 1t had note vii
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Surveys

excel, for every piec
the best that brains
. time the styles are
IN the construction. !,
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Like ''BANN'
marketed inf
drumme(w
e u ~ free
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his short term aAistly folded up
given such eminent saf,stAes,aas.
enat he will have no opposition
Tor a second term
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WHEN YOU :
THE FAM

IN nen . the question of quality
.he vehicle you use is of nr;r
Importance; in fact, you IL
ma, nave to be sure the surrey "
use can be depended upon.
IN the matter of quality t
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a. T. Wood, guardian ~
Without Hamlet.

without Hamlet.
go this is homecoming week In
as .dgeviile? WON who ever
ded in putting this town on the
,ndiano pidably detained"
- ,s.osIbe's in the penitentiars-
Ina Age-Herald.
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d |, aployed.
-. t?e puri-
A.tiAn eX-
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BIRTHPLACE OF INDIVIDUALITY

Copyright. 1913 by W. g. Chapman.)
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P.sA's LEANING TOWER.
a Seems to Have Been intsntier.liy
Built Out ef Plumb.
Orchestra


Built Out ef Plumb.
That reTsarkablc piece of archi-
lecture, the leaning tower Of Pisa.
has always been subject for dis
eus-ion and conjecture. Many archi-
tects have closely Inspected its
foundations. measured its columns
and theorised a. TO its strange de-
parturc from the perpendicular. In
1.s3 Goethe explained II as inten-
tionally so built for the purpose Of
attracting the spectators attention
from the ordinary straight shafts
of which Pisa in the twelfth cen
tury is said to have had 10000.
The bsptistry OF the cathedral in
Pisa. built also in the thirteenth
century. leans seventeen inches out
Of the perpendicular, and the plinth
blocks OF its foundations tilt down
gradually and evenly for nine inches
in the direction Of this inclination.
The Campanile Of San Niccolo leans
forward 10 the. same way. AZ like
wise do the facades Of the Cathe-
dral Of Pisa. II is worthy Of note.
too. that they curve back toward the
perpendicular.
In the leaning tower there is a
deliberate effort above the third
floor to return to the perpendicular.
This is made by delicate series Of
changes in the pitch Of the columns
on the lower side. evidence taken by
some investigators as indication Of
an attempt 10 remedy an error
made by the architects. the founda-
tion according to one theory hav-
ing subsidized as the result Of their
inexpericncc with the peculiar soil
OF Pisa.
Careful measurements below the
third floor show that the arches Of
the staircase were Deliberately in
creased in height and that the
downward dip was so arranged that
the weight Of the tower was thrown
of the ovcrhanging side, writes Mr..
Isaac Bickcrstatfc in the London
Field. This would have been quite
unnecessary IL the architect had
meant the tower to rise straight up
from its foundations.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
FRED CUlLlfER BE-
COMES VICTOR MANk6ER

J. II. Brown. tor the past three aad
a half years manager of the n j.
schwarx Cigar company OF Victor. and
one OF the foremost business men %
this side OF camp during that time.
leaves this morning for his former
home in Cleveland. Ohio. where hs
will start In business for himself and
make his home. He viii be succeeded
at the local establishment BY FrsA
Cuilifer. at one time . resident Of Eik-
ton and more recently Of Canon City
Cuilifer has had an extended ex-
perience in the cigar business and viii
be a valuable successor to the hive
man who Is going avay.-victor Rec
ord.
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upon at length. and II was plain f-Sm
the beginning of the meeting that the
committeeman realized that the press
ing question up for their decision was
not the method of change. but the
change itself.
In closing the discussion for oppo-
nenis OF the special convention plan
Senator Borah expressed regret to md
himself not in harmony with such Of
his intimate friends as former Gov
ernor Hadley. Senators cummins OF
Iowa and Jones OF Washington. and
others whom he held in high esteem
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
Sent FruIt o semInary.

One day last week barrel OF fruit
was packed by the ladies OF the Bap-
list church and sent to the Baptist
Theological seminary At Kansas city.
Kansas. They also sent box Of uss-
full things to tho Indian children At
watoasa, okla. AnotAsr barrel oe frais
wss sent 70 The Christian college IN
Iowa. 1Asss were sent In al about
eae hundrsa quarts.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
READJUST
COMPOSITION
REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION
(By United rress.)

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE sub-com-
mittee reported to the Republican na-
tional committee today unanimously
recommending n reduction in the mum.
bsr OF delegates to future party con-
ventions by "a. Four from Hawaii.
eight from northern states and sixty
two from tho south. The number
means that each state should get foui
delegates-st-lsrse. each congressional
district one. with one additional dele
gate from each congressional district
In which the Republicans cast IS pen
cent or more OF the total vote. 1t pur-
poses that rules be Incorporated for
the 1916 convention curbing the ma
tional committee's authority and plac-
ing on the temporary roll Of the con-
vention all delegates chosen by pri-
maries. States having primary laws
hereafter must elect delegates by pri.
mary and other states may elect by
conventions. The national committee
unanimously adopted these rules. They
make the states rights theory very
emphatic and practically nuliify tho
authority OF the national committee.
The state committee report recon-
mends the proposed rcapporuonmen'
plan be ratified by majority Of the
Republican states.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

cal solos and Miss Eda Rice with
viano selections. Mr.. Jones also added
zest to the program by singing a
Welsh song. The hostess served
peaches with whipped cream and fruit
cake. and a second course of popcorn
and apples. Altogether the guests en-
ioyed most delightful evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
Air Rifles
Dolls

You just ought to see them. girls,
You'll squeal with delight.
A large number of Character Dolls
are here. so lifelike as to be really
startling. Little fat babies. saucy. fat
little boys and girls. Dutch babies. etc.
The prices range from 1se sp 70 sI.ss.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Washington. Dec. ls.-After five
hours OF debate. the Republican ma
tional committee last night determined
that It was clothed with ample power
to readiust the composition OF the
party's national conventions and hae
authority 10 make refroms in conven-
tion rules and procedure that hare
been demanded by many elements
since the convention of 1912 and the
Democratic victory at the polls.
with little bitterness and no tangi-
bic evidence that differences which
arose over methods could not be re-
conciled. the committee took steps
which have bccn agitated In the party
for thirty years and which have been
vital factors In many exciting con-
vcntions In IT. latter day history.
Prinariss isr DeIegales.
without . dissenting vote. the COM
nistss dsci1s1 - make . ehaags in
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

The teachers OF the Fruitmere schoo
are going to give very interesting
program Christmas eve at the schoo
house. All the friends and patrons o
the district are invited.
Madse Madsen is the proud posses
sor of two blooded fox hounds. which
he recently purchased In Missouri. He
expects to use them in catching coy
otes.
The Ladies' Progressive club OF -Four
Mile has postponed the meetings unit
January End.
Miss Frankie Sweeney. who has been
staying with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Runner. went home ruesda,
for a Christmas visit with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Sweeney. OF Gar.
den Park.
The East Canon Embroidery club
has postpoaed IL mestlnss until Jan
esh - aeessnt q ne chr,stnas rush
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
cur GLASS WATER SETS, sI.ss.
FRvITMERE
AND fOURMILt

Mrs. Charles Heyl is giving fare
well dance at the barn next Frida,
evening. where she expects to meet
her friends and neighbors for pleas
ant evening previons TO going to Texs.
20 make her home. Her many friends
regret her departure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

The Four Nile Literary society viii
meet Saturday night. The program
that was to have been given last meet
ing will be given Saturday night. Ev-
eryone invited.
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FREY AND COLLINS

2 AND so4 MAIN STREET

the basis of representation In national
conventions which Will greatly affect
southern states. gave full recognition
to the principle OF the primary in The
election OF delegates to such conven-
lions. approved laws regarding such
elections adopted by several states
which provide that all delegates be Sc
lected At large. and accepted the prin-
eiple that delegates properly accredit-
ed by state authorities shall be placed
on the temporary convention roll
Informally 1t has been agreed that
|, the new basis OF representation shoulc
be referred to the Republicans in va
rious states for ratification
No Special Conrention.
The only difference Of opinion that
developed on the surface was over the
question Of the machinery to be used
to effect the reforms. OF the forty
nine committeeman who voted on the
one roll call taken. fourteen favored
the calling OF special convention 20
bring about these changes. and thirty
1--WE declared themselves opposed
Harmony Spirit RaIes.
, After the ballot progress was marked
by friendly spirit with an expressed
desire to harmonic and to face the
common political enemy with a re-
united and solid party.
The resolution adopted expresses by
its own terms the party's faith in pri-
mary election OF delegates and In the
right OF state to choose them at large
but details of the method OF reducing
southern representation were left to .
special committee.
Little Bitterness Shown.
II there was an inclination toward
bitterness at times and II pictures were
drawn OF why things happened to the
party In 1919. they were not dwelt
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
Resigned Pesitis. as Beskkeeper.

Miss Marguerite Hyssong has re
signed the position OF bookkeeper
and accountant for the H. r. No
ouown Transfer q Coal company and
has been succeeded by Miss oueeris
Jameson.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Mr.. Graham and family Of the Arm
OF Graham Gentry OF Lincoln Park
store. will take possession OF the Lew
h home when vacated. and the An
dre~s brothers have rented the one
acre orchard.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

I'd Miller was SO unfortunate as to
get one OF his horses in the cistern
few days ago. which required re-
moving part of the cisiern wall to &c
IL out The horse apparently is unln-
jured-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Mrs. Ed Watts has been quite siet
with the grippe. but Is improving soms
now Her friends hope she will soor
be able to do her work again.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
Let.us Sell You
Cut Glass


We have a number OF fine pieces.
beautifully cut. and our prices are at
the right level. Vases. ss,25, ss.45,
ss.ss; Bon Bons. sI.s5, sI,55; Footed
Jeilies. ss.s5, 1875; cruets. ss.75;
Salts and Pepper. 7sc to ss.e5 pair.
INITIAL HAyDKERCHIEFS FOR
LADIES.
One lot fine mercerized soft finish,
Three for s5c.
One lot Indialene. neat lace edge.
Two for s5c.
One lot Shamrock lawn. neatly en-
broidered, three in boxs0e box.
One lot Shamrock Lawn, hand en-
broldered. sc box Of three.
One lot pure linen. very fine and
durable. &c each.
Hand embroidered. on fine Irish
linen. made In ireland. without ini-
tiai. 19e, ssc, Sc and soc each.
LADIES' PURE LINEN SC EACH.
These are full size and nice quality
and worth dime.
Extra nne. plain linen. soft finish
Three for &c and two for s5c.
$50 Casserole Sets, s1.95.
These fine ssts consist Of large cas-
serole and cover. in nickeIed stand.
two nappies and your choice OF six
ramikins or six custards. Regular
s2-5o. On sale, s1-9s.
CUT GLASS WATER SETS, s1.ss.
These are crystal clear blown ware
with your choice of several handsome
cuttings. Full size pitcher. six glasses
and niekeled tray. sl.9s.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

A. ]. Lewis and family expect &c
start for California as soon as prac-
ticable after their sale on Thursday.
They hope to get off on Saturday in
order to reach their destination b,
Christmas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
Fine Kid Dolls

In large variety OF beautiful faces,
many with real. heavy hair and eye
Iashes. Frices &c, sc, soc, &c, slJee,
s1.ss, sl-so, s1.s5, etc.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
LINCOLN PARK
: NEWS NOTES

J. E. Freldinger says he was the
rirst to open up Sherman avenue after
the snow. dragging the road to the
foot of Pump hill. He suggests that
thorough dragging by the citizens
when IL dries up little more will put
all the roads in first class condition.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Mrs. Geo. Newell has been hHvtnt
quite time with colds and rheuma.
tism Her friends arc glad to note She
'is improving some the last few days
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Lincoln Park school will have It's
Christmas program on Friday and the
young folks will then be turned loose
Tor the mldw:nter holiday vacation.
} which this year will last for one week
and New Years day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

A. e Hubbeli. J. W. Sawhiil and
Frank Broughton are among those
who have been hauling apples OF late
II is expected that most of the crop
will be cleaned up over the park b,
holiday time. though the surplus 10
some places VIII be held over unit
February.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

George Cotton has rented the Ey-
ans ranch on Garfield street and cx-
poets to take possession OF the place
with his family the FIRST of the year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Emory Gaines came up from the
ranch near Sloan Saturday. returning
tho frst of tho week. Tho boys art
looking after the stock ON the ranch
during the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. NJ. Rice entertained
ut their hospitable homo on Chestnut
Monday evening the families Of wm-
Jukes. F. J. stIers and A. J. Lswis
and Mr.. VIM. Jones-
Tho evening was very pleasantly
spent In = social way. music being an
attractive feature Of the occasion. Mr
Rics played the Violin. his son Holly
accompanying a the plano. TIE lat-
" eatsrsaAnsl ~ oeaDeny vieh ~
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"a

Mrs. Watt OF Pueblo Is visiting her
daughters. Mrs. Watts OF Cyanide ave-
nue. and Mrs. Nadsen OF the natato
rum.
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Tho Andrews brothers remembered
ono day last week as marking ths
twenty-ffth anniversary OF tho date
ON which they moved into the house
they now occupy. corner of Sherman
and Garfield. They have built an ad-
sdition since then and the young trees
planted In the yard at that time have
reached magnificent proportions. There
are but few families on Lincoln Park
who have been here longer period
of time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

i. scme OF the young people have beer
having nne times these moonlight
Asvenings skating on the Deweess res
ervolr near NJ. Z. Shows place.
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G Miss Hazel Lewis entertained the
junior class Of the South Canon high
school with n few other friends at the
Lewis homo Tuesday evening. Tho
young folks entered into the merry
making with music: games and re-
freshments. only rcgretting the last
opportunity Of enjoying the fraternal
spirit with Miss Hazel as hostess- Her
classmates and friends are sorry to
rce her leave and hope she will make
many new friends In her new home.
while not forgetting the old
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

Mrs. n. y. GAGE was very unfortun.
ate in getting quite cold from hei
trip to Colorado Springs in the snow
storm. Ia
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

' Students from the various colleges
within reasonable distance from home
will be in the last of the week for
Christmas holidays.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
SOUTH CANON 6LEE CLUB
WILL ENTERTAIN

The following musical program un-
der the direction OF Miss Lyon. will
be given by. the two Glee Clubs OF the
South Canon High School at the South
Canon High School Thursday evening
Dec. 18th. at S o'clock. Admission IL
cents.
Orchestra.
Piano Duet-"In the Forest. .wach,
-. Bessie sawhill. Miss Lyon 80.
chorus--song of the Vikings.
Glec Clubs. =. =. :. -.
Part songs-"LuIiaby" Kate yannah
Creole Maid ....-...... .Karle
Girls Octet.
Violin Solo. .......L La Serrenetta
Bulah Ryan.
Part song--"old Homestead. Karis
Boys GIee Club.
Quartet 1850. When Jack Proposed
Ruth smith. Eva Virgins. Ada
Higgins. Ruth Gage.
Vocal soio--Hoiy Night. -. .Giebc
Frieda Virgins.
Part song--Maid OF Toxic. Macy
Girls Glee Club.
Chorus .....-with Fife and Drum"
Clee Clubs-
PART TWO.
Vocal solo--when Song is Sweet
--.-.-..----..-.-- "Ale
Miss Lyon
Violin Solo. Rose of Athione~
Gaylord sawhil. -
Old Songs (eostume):
1. Cousin Jedekiah. .--.... Chorus
:. Evaiina and Obadiah. 80. Duct
}. A Country Courtship. q. Quartet
4. Anld Lang syne. .chorui
:. Silent Night. ......-..... octette
Orchestra
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

About thirty OF the most intimate
friends and neighbors OF the Al Lew
In family gathered Friday evening for
a farewell vArty at the Lewis home or
Garfield street The visitors brought
their own luncheon. and sociability
and good cheer was tho order OF the
evening. The Lewis family have been
among the best residents Of L1nciln
Park for a number OF years and gen.
erai regret in expressed at their dc
parture for tho west.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
SEAS SEARCHED
FOR LOST YACHT
Crew, Forced to Abandon Craft,
Goes Forty Miles in Gale
in Open Boat.

WILMINGTON, N. C.. Oct. 1.-THE
revenue cutter Seminole has been un-
successful so far in its efforts to To-
cate the yacht Winneenah, bound
from New York to Wilmington, which
the crew were forced to abandon
when the engine became disabled
They made for land, distance Of 40
miles, in a 12-foot boat. through a
choppy sea with the wind blowing a
gale. They arrived at the Cape Fear
life saving station. exhausted, after
being fifteen hours in the rowbodt
without food or water. The boat
thrned over in the heavy surf as they
were nearing the island, and on ac-
count of heavy uhdertow they had
much difficulty in getting ashore. The
crew was composed of Captain G. D.
Groom, of Wilmington, owner; Cap
tain 2 B. Griffen, of Harbor Haven,
N. Y, business man and sea captain,
who was master of the yacht on the
trip down, and a pilot.
No less than three vessels are re-
ported in distress off this immediate
scoast as a result of a weather dis
turbahce which struck this section
Yesterday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-11
NEW BANK TAKES
OVER C|TYS SAVINGS
Outside Capital and New Direct
ors for Concern Which Will
Open in November.

Assets of the City Savings Bank,
which closed March q and later went
into the hands of a receiver, will be
taken over by the new Empire State
Bank, which is applying for char
ter.
L p. McLelland, receiver for the
City Savings, says the Empire will
open for business early IN November
and will assume all the liabilities and
take over all the assets OF the dis
'rupted institution.
The Empire is understood to have
a location on Mitchell street. The
City Savings was situated on East
Alabama street.
None of the directors of the City
Savings appear on the new direc-
torate, and it is said considerable cap
ital from outside Atlanta is interested
in the Empire, which will be run by
an entirely new set of business men.
Mr.. McLelland planned to ask the
courts permission to pay a dividend
to depositors in the City Savings this
month, but this move was abandoned
on the perfection of plans for the re-
organization.