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SANITARY WORKERS

NIX KELTEH
nj SANITARY. ODoRLEss ExoAvATING
ONCE, s. ". Corner. Fourth and West
streets. oet21-tt.
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street. fob4.3m.
MRS 4. EVANS. NO. sol KING
vi street Shampooing, facial massage
hair dressing. Combings made up Phone
s'soA. febl 'em.
Nj RS. CARRIE WRIGHT, NO. 1910
wi Washington street Manicuring cleo.
trio scalp treatment. facial massage, hair
dressing, shampooing. Combings neatly
Nj ISIS FRANCES MULHERIN, FOR
Nl merly az No. s23 Market street, has re-
MAYED TO No. $40 Market street Shampooing,
scalp treatment facial massage. electrical
treatment, manicuring; full line Of switches
and transformations, also combings neatly
made up. ID. \ A. phone 5s56A. m16-1yr.
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WANTED

nREssMAKING BY NJ z. LAWS APPLY
~ No 700 Harrison St. mar5 In
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o. G. GOODEN,
2 w. Ninth St.

Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance
n22-w,f-f. Both Phones
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NOR RENT-e1o SPRINGER STREET. 8
IT rooms and bath. Woodlawn Company No.
601 Grant Ave. febl-tf
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So 955

The best knooUn makes as Wright Co Peters,
Lattsrman Shoe Co., Wichert 6Y Gardiner, r.
:. Goodrich Co., Murray Shoe Co., EdqOin q.
Burt and others
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the Central Pacific railroad, now oper-
road
This information was conveyed In Il
telegram received here today by Charles
&, Moore from Gerritt Fort Of the
Union Pacific.
The decision of the Union Pacific
management TO give the Central Pacific
a complete management of its own from
president down. resident in California.
has already been announced. Continu
ing. Mr.. Fort says:
Tbis insures completion Of double.
tracking Of the Central Pacific and
the Union Pacific across the CONT
nent -
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Thirteen Killed,

MANSFIELD, England, Feb. s.-Thir-
teen men were killed and a number in
jured today at the Bolsover colliery by
the swapping OF q chain to which was
suspended 4 bucket containing 5000 gal
Ions OF water
The bucket crashed down the 500 foot
shaft onto the workers crushing them
Into an urfrecogn'zable mass Only d
few who happened 20 be in shelter holes
at the sides OF the shaft escaped death
The fact that most diseases arise from
an impure or low condition of the blood,
is fully proven by Hood 8 Sarsaps rilla.
(hdysrtiesrenO
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merger Mr.. Wickersham, the railroad
attorneys and Paul ID. syath. repre.
ssenting Kuhn: Loeb & Co., who win
head the syndicate Of bankers to dis
pose Of the Union Pacific g holdings of
southern Pacific stock, discussed at
length the details of the proposed plan.
out no announcement was made. n.
II, LOOMS, John g. Milburn and John
{, Spooner appeared for the Union Pa
enc and Maxwell Evarts for the South
ern Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-The in
tent OF the Hartman executives now
engaged in unscrambling the Southern
Pacific Union Pacific eggs is TO make
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MAN SAVED
BY ORDER OF COURT

NEW YORK, Feb, s.-Willjam Farren
regards It as a close shave that. an
innocent man. he ia not OH his way 10
Sing Sing prison for life term. Brought
to trial on nine counts. charging rob-
oory, assault and grand larceny. Farren
was decisr red by seven Witnesses the
man who held them up at the point OF
revolver In the Bath Beach section of
Brooklyn on the night or November 9. IL
convicted, he would have been liable to
prison terms amounting to cighty-four
yearS. Noi&i ithStaudlnC tho certalntN OF
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Stons Tobacco habit.

Elders Sanitarium, located at 694
Main street, ct. Joseph, Mo-. has pub
lished book showing the deadly ef-
feet of The tobacco habit, and how it
can be stopped in three to five days.
AS they are distributing this hook
free, anyone wanting q copy should
send their name and address at once.
advertisement
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Surplusage of Cars.

CHICAGO. Feb. S.-A statement issae6
yesterday bY the American Railway as
sociation shows that there @ers 62.t45
surplus cars throughout the country on
February ], as compared with surplus
OF o5,23o cars on January ID last There
mas total shortage or a. 7s5 cars or
FeoTuary |, AZ compared with a. ehortag%
or 24.I3l cars on January f5
Daniel Harrington has removed his
law office to the TOP floor Utah say
ings Il Trust bldg. Telephones offics
1889; residence Hy. 6sM
(Advertiscucut.)
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the witnesses against t'arTen Judge Dixie
In tho Kings county court, yesterday a.
reCted toe jury To acquit him because
four reputable citizens had sworn to an
alii,i
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uSs.S5-Women's IS party or dress
ssh,ppers-Your choice Of any pair in
sruek, s""1, including patents, velvets,
II;;eaaes' satins and kids, values as
nigh as $500,
.,is ,ifoc-Womcn s boudoir slippers in
coiors. worth 800,
hSo's1,-Men's s shoes. Our $500
Snve Sn That you know can't be beat
tS;;, Nj; weaf-dnring this sale only-at
mH" Sa.ao-Women's high cut lace,
gIon.a'Il or vacation boots, in tan
sson, ssops, light or dark, They were
eooo and 800.
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Some OF the numerous styles IN
clidcd in this sale at $2.95:
Ooze calf or suede in tan,
Ooze calf or suede in black.
Ooze calf or suede with white CALI
tops
Patent feathers with black or
white tops, .,
Patent feathers with tan tops.
Patent feathers with cloth tops.
Gun metal shoes.
Velvet button shoes.
Tan calf shoes with white tops
Tan calf shoes with cloth tops
Tan calf shoes with top Of same
Tan velvet shoes in button
Vici or glace kid shoes.
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SncKERSHAM TO
! = 'nECIDE ON PLAN
...utatives Of the Hartman
~ p.,;f;cs Lay Agreement Be
.ore Attorney General.

,,oNGTON. Feb. s.-Represeut-
TAshl.nsos Union Pacific and South
tfFes FeS..;sr q "a rsiIways today formally laid
n Pscinn.. Pscn.,orney General Wickersham
kfGs a.t a.ont for the dissolution Of the
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LONG CLOTH
Woven from a fine quality

Woven from a fine quality
combed yarns. insuring perfectly smooth
finish; it is not to be found usually at our
on sale at the following reduced prices, S6
inches wide and put up in 12-yard pieces,
No. 100 that was $l.75 piece; now reduced
to $1.20 piece.
No. 1875 that was $500 piece; now reduced
to $150 piece,
No 150 that was $3.50 piece: now reduced
TO $1,75.
No. 175 that was s275 piece; now reduced
to $500 piece.
No. 25 that was 1925 piece; now reduced
to $3.50.
No 90 that was $4,oo piece; now reduced
10 $500 piece.
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} @ @ @ Keith O.
l1ual = 1t s.
nv - = and
ale 1%e,,?i.s 2,t:;
SO many people ask
nying !, u.s. II +, question, ss5.;., Mnst1 ,n,as
see on each floor fora
that short description of
Never it and nnnssr its use Sc may nsgds interest
d we 1t is known as the
Spiral Package Chute, and
&C IN" is one of several modern de
vices installed within the
building to improved
store service--to facilitate de
liveries.
sSs In construction it may
81 E$s9$%j be likeued to monster auger
S3$$Ss ag#i #iSS$5%a inclosed by a circular casing
$SS$$ %E E1SS S@@#$M to prevent packages flying off
$$&5sxg$SSyd at tangent In their descent.
@%SYgys s&s$@sNS8Y&I The chute leads from the top
SSS2 6f@ 8aj floor to the delivery in
f3y@$S%$$ $5$8 s&S2I the basement where instead Of
a%SssI tapering to point in the
$SssSsSSS$$SS$1 auger it flattens out into
S$$$%A shove-like FORM conveying the
8l 5@SA&S@|8Al package direct to the delivery
'SSS sssSs5FSSSM desk The 'Fbit' Continuing
$ssSS@ @S SS SS$$SI the comparison) is made Of gal
$ %S@%S%S$&S2$I vanized iron which gives just
: : !: ! ! !. !: !. . " !: !
:g..sIS.ssai the proper resistance to gravi
$YxNg%SS? "a &$s$$S1 tation to prevent too rapid
3ggxSNY $$$&J descent and consequent dam
S$yAEias%S$s ii $3%S@.j age to the parcel The pack
lF lF SSiS5$ $T Il @A$5l ages are dropped into the
aSSSSS sl5l chute through doors opening
sSEsj from each floor and are in the
&& "a st $S% f $$ $S&l hands of the delivery clerk
within few seconds.
pair of In dimensions, the chute
is six feet in diameter and 90
feet in length. 900 square
~ P" feet Of iron was used in its
pest priced construction.
ain floor is Under the old system,
Just think, collecting packages at certain
hours. many delays in delivery
occurred-many parcels that
should have reached
toners on the day Of purchase
could not be delivered until
the next morning, owing prob
L. sss p. ably to just few minutes de-
,. II Law in reaching the delivery
~ desk in time for the last de
O'' parture of the wagons,
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Have included every pair of
women's shoes in our department.
This means thousands of pairs to
choose from. The cheapest priced
shoes we carry on our main floor IS
$3.50 and up to $500. Just think,
Nol1r choice Of these at
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new EPOCH MARKS
COMING OF ATHLETE.

The erection and completion OF the
new Y. NJ. c. A building marks the
beginning OF the epoch OF sturdy
youngsters athietically trained and a
healthy crowd of energetic business
men. their constitutions built up and
strengthened by regular exercise in
the gym.
A short inspection tour OF the new
building impresses this fact strongly
upon one. Nlne-tenths OF the young
men of the town and the middle aged
business men would today, right this
minute. be strong physically and ath-
letes OF more than the usual skill 4
in years past they had place to ex-
ercise and develop their muscles.
In the new gym at the Y. NJ. c. A..
they Will have every opportunity for
which they have been longing. The
gym will be fully equipped in every
way. There will be the horse. the
travelling rings. the parallel bars. the
athletic ladder and all the other fea
lures OF a we'll planned. well equipped
room.
Then the shower baths and the
plunge Will give to their swelling
bodies the reviving. exhilirating pro-
perties that are needed after lively
half hour or hour in the gym.
These are the things that most i'm
pressed the men yesterday who in
specied the building with the vast
concourse that threaded its way In and
out OF the handsome structure.
As soon as the gym is in full opera
ton Canon City can expect to forge
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basement.
Magnificent Gymnasium.

The gymnasium Is a magnificent
apartment and will be provided with
every appliance for the wholesome de-
velopment Of Drawn and muscle. 1t
will be in charge OF the physical direc-
tor. who has an offIce adjoining. The
gym will be used for assemblages OF
various kinds. but will not be utilized
for the Star Course Series OF enter
tainments on account OF Its restricted
area The swimming pool. or nata-
torium. is thirty by sixteen feet In
size. and. when full. will contain six
feet Of water at the lower end and
three feet at its shallowest place. The
water will be heated by large fur
mace In the boiler room adjoining the
pool. There are shower baths galore
and the plumbing is elaborate and cf-
icient on all of the floors OF the build
Ing.
There are pnrlors. rest rooms, stor-
age rooms. linen rooms. committee
rooms, bed rooms. toilet rooms. ba,n
in fact. every kind OF a room needed
for the convenience and comfort OF the
association members and their friends
The capacious porches are pleasing
features of the building and are to be
very popular lounging and recreation
places. especially during the summer
months. II Is impossible in the course
OF an article like this to describe in
detail all of the departments Of the
building. or all OF the ramincations OF
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Editor Record:

Editor RECORD.
AS president of the Y. II. c. A. and
after hearing SO many expressions OF
approval and commendation of the
work and success of the Building
Committee and Directors / feel that
word will not be out OF place.
We are in fine shape. OF the $40, 900
subscribed over $4,000 has been paid
In.
We need the remainder OF these
subscriptions right soon to pay OF
the balances on building. etc.
We have had some extra expenses
in foundation besides several minor
matters. We will need some add
tional funds for furnishings and
equipment,
We have a plant that is a credit to
the town. erected by your own people.
The money it cost has been so far
as possible kept at home.
This is written in accord with the
belief and request of the Board OF
Directors that some of our citizens
who have the means to do SO Will add
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useful and efficient for the purposes
for which 1t had been erected. Praise
of the arrangements were heard on
every hand and Secretary Collins and
the building committee were compli-
mented on what they had been able to
accomplish with the means at their
command. 1t was the universal opin-
ion that the investment was a splendid
one and that the Canon City associa-
ton had secured the best possible
building for the amount of money put
into its construction.
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ahead in an athletic way. In times
past her teams have been defeated.
not because the men we're not skillful
or not trained but rather because they
we're under developed and could not
stand the pace set them by their op-
ponents. From now on things will be
different. we predict.
And another thing. those book
worms. and students who are number
ed among the members OF the Y. NJ.
C. A. will be forced by the examples OF
their more athletic friends to forsake
the reading room at times and Indulge
in the healthfui sports that they real
ly need. They cannot frequent the
new building and remain immune from
the enervatiug sports that Will per
wade the very atmosphere. This is 4
strong feature OF Y. II. c. A. work
The book worm Is trained and cuiti-
waited and encouraged but he Is also
taught to care for his physical needs
and is prevailed upon through exam
pie to take plenty OF healthy exercise
One notices. on tour OF tho build
ing. that It Is but a step from the
rooms for those who will live there TO
the plunge and the shower baths This
will mean to those fortunate enough
to rent these rooms. a daily plunge or
a daily shower bath. This alone IL n
great step in the right direction.
It is easy to see that every little
Item for the welfare of those who be-
long to this organization are taken
care of and attended to for the best
benefit OF each and everyone.
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Statement by President Sidebottom

something TO what they have already
done. Also that our new citizens who
are benefited by and proud of this
building will help us out with liberal
subscriptions to help meet these ex-
tras and finish out on the splendid
equipment agreed on and which is be-
ing held up in part on account of a
limited number OF our Subscribers be-
ing somewhat tardy in their payments.
A few liberal voluntary subscrip-
tious .;est at this time would sure be
grand and noble and would call forth
much gratitude from hosts OF good
men and women whose hearts are in
it.
Anyone who wishes can know how
how carefully and well our money has
been spent by calling on our secre-
tary. Our directors are fully appre
ciatIve of the way money has come in
from most all donors. but also realize
the necessity of those who are in ar
rears meeting their obligations.
Respectfully.
- - e.rDr-no.--r<s..
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was through the building TOW
days ago with Mr.. Albert II. Curtis
OF Boston. man deeply interested IN
the s1.5oo.ooo building they are erect
ing now in that city. He pronounced
ours an ideal plant and thought II as
ample an equipment for Canon City
as the Boston building for that city.
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1t is fine building. and II has been
pushed along with i true Western
spirit When was here a year ago
did not expect to see such structure
on my return Canon City has a num-
Der OF Eastern cities Of my aequaint-
ance badly beaten. This building Il a
model from the standpoint OF econo-
my OF space. and IL is certainly well
arranged II Is up-to-the-minute-
Such buildings are surely a modern
necessity. There are 30 many evil
Influences sfloat in the average Amer
lean community that all the agencies
for moral uplIft are imperative. con-
gratulate Canon City on this splendid
achieyement-R- c. Tremayne.
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Much larger towns that Canon City
would like to have this institution. I
am sure. am glad that the people
take 20 great an interest In It. Ny.
what crowd here. Wen. they are
seeing fne building and know the,f
will boost it.-Rev. c. T. Iisley.
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1t is a great building and truly
worth while. II gives our young men
a decided advantage and wonderful
opportunity with its muIsiform activ-
ities.-c. s. Prior.
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erected two buildings in Denver.
from s25.ooo to si.25o.oeo In cost. and
l never have seen As much good ma
terial in a building for the expendi-
ture as this structure Possesses. Il Is
the best building for the money In
Southern Colorado. and reflects great
credit on the Building Committee
Jas. II. Peabody.
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What a wonderful structure It is. Il
seems to me that II has grown up
over night. Now that IL is built and -
such a splendid Institution. we should
all boost for It with all our might
Captain ID. F. Rockafello~.
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1t is a great building and truly
tron OF the Gymnasium and plunge
bath Being a young man an still
eligible.-Jos II. Maupin.
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Yes air. you can go n long way be-
fore you can find its superior. havs
watched It's construction with great
deal OF interest and It's completeness
surprises my most sanguine expecta-
tions.-s. II. sperry.
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Ii is such a sensible building seem
ing to be so well adapted to Canon
city's needs. It is not too large and
plenty large enough. We are proud
OF the structure and admire the large
porches so much.-Mrs. Joe Maupin.
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a few of the hundreds of comments
made last evening realtive to the new
Y. NJ. C. A. building:
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1t is splendid index to the char
acter OF the community. 1t is fine
plant and big enough for Canon city's
needs for some years.-N. B. Wood
ford.
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The kitchen and banquet hall surely
must have been planned by n woman
because they are so convenient. am
pleased with the whole buIidlng.-Mrs.
J. L. Horney.
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The outside appearance Is much
more impressive than ! at hrst thought
Il would be. vas delighted with tho
Interior and must say {, Is remark
ably well planned and equlpped.-R.
8. Lewis.
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Our husbands and sons and fathers
should be well pleased with building
like this. appreciate Il aud am.
sure that every woman In the COM
munity does the same.--Mrs. W. r
swopc.
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The Y. 81 c. a. Is nov well housed
and no town In the state can brag OF
a nicer building. | am proud OF the
fact and everybody else seems 10 be.
too.-chas. L. RowcIlre
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1t is splendid structure. It VIII
be a source OF pride for many years
Mrs Lou b. McCorkle.
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\ very complete plant hope yoa
viii have work for Sub Juniors 20
my boy can get In Al once.-H D.
Avery.
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l am proud OF the building. 1t
makes me rejoice every time pass to
know there is such an institution in
our city and it is so well housed. 1
am pleased with it immensely. We
need ii. too. in saving the boys OF
Canon City.-Robert Foster.
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When a building can furnish man
so many different kinds OF baths ne
shouldn't be afraid OF II. 1t looks good
to me. Every inch of space has been
utilized and feel the entire instituS
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1t is a most handsome building. This
woodwork is beautiful. We certainly
all admire it--Mrs. Mayme Curtis.
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Y. n. c. A. work and We will have to
content ourselves by inviting those
who have not already done so to make
an inspection OF the structure for
themselves at the first opportunity. In
this instance as In tAe case OF Solo
mons glory. "the half has not been
told"
Prepared to Do Effective Work.
The Y. II. c. A.. always and every
where an agency for good. with It's
enlarged physical equipment. will be
able to do vastly more effective work
in training the young men and the
youth OF the community for Christian
citizenship than ever before. II IL
hoped the membership OF the local
Organization can be increased to hve
hundred In the campaign soon to be
started TO that end. and. II accomplish
cd. as 1t is believed 1t will be. It will
become one OF the most potent in
fiuences in Canon City for morality
and clean living. With a plant worthy
OF the splendid purposes of the or.
ganization and with corps OF officers
skilled in Its management the Canon
City Y. VI. C. a. gives promise of be-
one OF the most aggressive. effective
and successful associations in the
state.
Soon Be FuIIv Furuished
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1t is surely handsome building and
NC are all proud of it.-Mrs. chas.
Sell.
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Its mechanical construction Is ex-
ecIlent and ia a great credit TO Canon
Ci,y.--LcslIe Stevenson.