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The evening world., 1913-04-22
BUFFALO BILL SHOW HERE
WITH COWB0YS AND INDIANS.
Opens Tonight at Madison Square
Garden in Some New and
Daring Acts.

warwhoops sounded around ths Md
ison Square Garden shis aftGnoon.
voiced By small boys who could not
wait until to-nsht to see the Indians
Of the Buffalo Bill show scampsf kyood-
ling up the tanbasss. sASutsd By the
shrtii ycils Of their brsohrsn whiis the
announcer cries:
"C.hi-s-f I4.i-r'S'~ o-n-tasi Of me
O-g-a-lj-a.l.i-a giouxi"
This years show has Grown beyond
the elaboration whioh II underwent
when che good old educational wIld
West whioh dsiishtsd boys whose
heads are turning sray by the addition
Of Pawnss Bnrs wild East
George II. B1nham. the spectacle
manager. has staged . series Of sxhibi.
tons showing wild life from the time
Of the wandering Arabs Of the desert
down 10 the motor polo darsdsviitry Of
to-day.
But the indian and the buffasoss and
the stageooach will all b there and We
are violating no confidence In sayinS
that the cruel redskins viii BE- driven
OF by the noble cowboys Of the plains
~ In previous years.
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ONE DOSE MAKES
INDIGESTION GO.
Heartburn, Gas, Dyspepsia
and all Stomach distress
ended with "Pape's
Diapepsin."

You don't want dow remedy when
your stomach b bad-or "a uncertain
one-os . harmful one: your stomach 10
too valuable; you mustn't injure Il with
drastic drues.
Paps's Diapspsin y sotsd ios its speed
In giving relied: IL harmlsssuess; its Ger
tain unfailing sctloe IN rsgulating siek,
sour. eassy stomsohs. Its millions Of
cures in indigestion. dyspepsia. gastritis
and other stomach trouble have made Il
famous The world ovss.
Keep this pssfsct stomach doctor In
your kons-kesp Il handy-est . large
hity-eent esss from any drug store: and
then n any oas shouId sst somsthina
which desca't assss With then; u what
they cot llss HE 1saA. lssments and souPs
aud forms %: causes hssdachs. dissinesa
esd nsesss, ssustatioas d scid cad m
dlssstsd lood-ssmsmbss. - sooa Q,
Peps's Diapspsin eomes In oontael
With ~ stomach - such distress van.
bAse IL peonptness. certainty aat
cass j ovsreoninl ths WORT stomach
disoedsrs b ssvSlstion 70 those VIA
tsy Il.
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NEWS FOR WEDNESDAY SHOPP ERS
i5isn bimi.,e,. l2ie

This dainty material is present in
tremendous assortment. among
which the white background with
delicate figuring predominates.
Reg. lSC
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Electric Table Lamps at Half
Prices and Less

= ssd . Lisht Electric Pert.
able Lamps-complsts with
nd.paintsd art Glass shades
ana others with loaded eiass
shades. Every one . great
bargain. We quote . few Of
the regular and special pricss:
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COUPLE KILLED BY GAS.
- .Ioaaa on Ds1 eaa wife ~.
Nan9 fn q Chair.

| flames 0simth Of Albany snd his wsfs.
naasy. saeh ebout forty years old. VINO
knms to New York last Saturday and
hs6ted furnishsd room In ths house
~ 1lrs. Thsrssa Bryld at No. ~ Pearl
>hgsst. Bgos>lyn. were found dead sssiy
b-Aay. The sinSis braetst ~ ~ IN
We room was Open. but oTi@th's
nbOthsr. who . Aroohlya restaurant
manager. asoiarsd thses was - reason
6og suicide.
0hs orifiths ~ tAs hsnss easey yss-
.eoGaay morniag assa rstusnsA aAout Z
6ooek n the aftsrneon. TAsy were
~ seen aSaAa aAivA. Ma Bsyea L.
Soesa ne oAoe q - safly to<1Ay,
IoVputigaasd ana eoon1 hse Albany teA.
- dead, ~ 0aa Sy1n4 a0oO IL
-. partially NlotAe1 he WemAA ~
- In . chair Win enc shoe % anA ~
6sr partially unaassd.
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CLAIM Of immunity
lhIADE BY THAW LAWYER
! N BRIBERY SCANDAL
Anhut Refuses to Enter Plea
and Question Is to Be Sub
+ mitted to a Jury.

] ~ lsvious wayv of ne NV govern
~ sf1mlnai procedure were Illustrated
1e-oay In the arrNignmsnt for piesdinG
1870 Justice ssabury Of John Nicholas
4aAut . lawyer. who = under indict-
3Aese Cor aAtsmp1ns 10 bribs Or. Rus
40 unti1 recently the superintendent
- ne Mattsawan Asylum for ths Crlm-
- Insane. TO sign . certificate ettsst.
~ Harry Thaw's sanity.
Anhut through counsel. refused 10
DoNA on the ground that he 10 safe
-epo0 prosecution because Of Immunity
oo9uing from invasion Of his constitu-
,essnAi rights when he WAS subpoenasd
- forced TO testify before the COM
naetes Of Investigation into The maw
AnGtsr appointed by Gov. suissr.
Aftsr an argument the Court en-
5oorOd Q plea Of not guilty for Anhut.
Uooa n was agreed by the Court, the
0eussOution and the defense that when
Anhut n called up for trial the mat.
~ Of whether or not his appsarancs
Moro the Governors COMMITTEES car
90 immunity will be put up to TIE
1uPy for decision. II the Jury holds
ithat Anhut 10 entitled to immunity the
SDgOossdings will be dropped. II tn,
satrary y hold the same Jury vii
6lSssn to the evidence and determine
biis guilt or innocence on the charge ID
- Indictment
2 Durlng the argument Arthur Palmer.
nnssi for Anhut. submitted 70 hi
hnurt that the testimony of Dr. Russell
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Thousands
roma a Giles
Knife included everything bears that will
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wsaa. asiss Z. oA,seA, Tee.

Woman aslss II OhuseA, Tee.
An unusual honor has been conferred
upon Mrs. Alice Mundy Of Nstuchsn,
N. J.. In her election to b . trustee
Of the Prssbytsrian church there at
the latest parish meeting. She v the
nrst woman ever elected TO the once
OF trustee In . Presbyterian church u
New Jersey.
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In . complete assortment Of hair
line patterns, this airy. fluffy Sum
mcr fabric recommends itself for cool
Summer dresses. Width 50
in. Reg. 3SC
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Fruit Trees and
Growing Plants
Reduced

At these prices no one who has the
room should be without fruit trees.
DELIVERIES are made BY our regular
service, covering many miles about the
city. But expressage will be prepaid TO
points beyond to tho distance of 100
miles on all orders amounting to $3.50
or over. orders which are to be shipped
by express must be accompanied by
Check or Money Order. but we deliver
c. o. ID. within the sone of our wagon
delivery. We fiji Mail orders.
The evening world., 1913-04-22
Sale of Mems Spring Weieht Underwear

TheVatues at Conservative Fiqves are S1OO
to $500. Made by the Famous Manufac-
t'rer OF Cooper Spring Needle Under,cear. Ol''
The stamp Of Cooper marked underwear a guar.
:ntee to the wearer Of complete
Tor this drastic reduction national
that sample lot Some
not impair IN the least the
Cooper needle medium
shirts md
Reinforced the wear occurs Vaou. color,
O'Nenrs for Dad che Doya
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Cloth x0c

most reliable and scrviceabIe wash goods:
this Buster Cloth is well known for its iron
wearing qualities, even surprising Galatca.
and for that reason admirably adapted for
children's or seashore dresses. We carry a
complete line Of this cloth in plain colors,
stripes. checks and other attractive de-
signs. Rsg................. 25c
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Crinkle
Seersucker, l5c

This is . most attractive
and serviceable material;
suggesting crepe and pos
sessing the advantage Of
not needing any ironing.
but Of greater wearing
quality. And very reason
able price.
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number Of years. removing with his
family from here to Dodge City to en-
ter the newspaper business on his own
account
Mrs. James A. oKeefe. nee Miss
Mary Webster. and little son. James
A. o'Keefe Jr.. Of Denver arrived here
q few days ago for q visit with tie
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II G..
Webster. at SCI Greenwood avenue
Rev. c. 4. Sparks. formerly pastor
OF Trinity Lutheran church here. but
for several years engaged In minis
teriai work nj South Auburn. Nebras-
ka. will on June hrst enter upoa the
pastorate Of the Lutheran church at
York. Nebraska.
Anyone having flower or vegetable
plants that they can give the vacant
lot committee OF the Canon city
Civic Improvement League should
tell Mrs. George Baker about H. Any
gifts in this regard would be much ap-
preciated by the committee who are
working hard to make the vacant lots
OF the city places OF beauty instead OF
nv..o~.. a-..a.-.-a-| -.
The convict road-making camp has
been moved from the Turkey creek
portion OF the Rainbow route between
Pueblo and this city to the outsktrts
OF Pueblo. The new camp is at frv-
ing place and work has been startsd
west on the main highway up the val
ley. There are I'VE miles OF the road
to be graveied. which viii consume
the greater part Of a month. There
are thirty-fve convicts In the camp.
The board OF directors of the Y. ".
c. A.-Commerciai League have de-
cided to build bleachers behind the
back stop. There will be fivc rows OF
seats &c feet long. The Committee
have had this Improvement In mind
for some time but have been waiting
to sec II the attendance would justify
such an expenditure. The crowds
have been keeping up very well and
II is certain that the new bieachcrs
will be . necessity.
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the 2sth with between 1000 and 1900
head for sale.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. d. Biggs. who came
down from the capital city a few
days ago, will return to their home in
Denver on Friday. They will make
the trip by automobile and VIII be ac-
companied by MI. and Mrs. Arthur
Biggs, who will spend few days in
town before making the return run
to Canon City. Mr.. and Mrs. Bigss
Sr. came back to Colorado last week
from Long Beach. California, where
they spent the winter.
w. S. Core of Colorado Springs. pur-
chasing agent for the Short Line and
allied roads OF the Cripple Creek dis
trict. is here today on one of his
periodical business trips.
C. d. Biggs left here Wednesday
night for Grand Junction to look
after some business matters requiring
his attention.
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Visiting Her Parents Here.

Mrs. orrin II. Shoemaker and little
son. 0rrin Henderson Shoemaker Jr..
late residents of De Lamar. Idaho. arc
visiting tho formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Allison. and family on
Barr avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Shoe
maker. who have made their home In
Idaho since their marriage. will short
~ establish themselves In Denver
where the former has taken . posi-
tion - an sccountaut with . large
book and stationery arm. Mr.. Shoe
maker aeeompanisd,hi his wife and baby
here from he vest aad len shortly
Afterwards for Dsavss y satsr spoa
~ ~ duties.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
o. B. Land Office at Pueblo

U. 3. Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.
May IS. 1919.
Notice ia hereby given that Frank
w. Powers OF PA { lai-, Colo, who,
on Oct. ~. 1907. nlads Homestead En-
ary No. 1s259. Serial No. 8Ci22. for
Lots 1, 2. ,. Sec 10. Lot l.. Sec. 80.
Township is 8. Han 81 IL. w. 9th Prin.
Meridian. has filcd notice OF iLtcn-
tion to mako fvc-year proof To es-
tablish claim to the land above do
scribed. before re Clerk OF the ris-
trict Court at Caao1 city, Colorado,
on the 26th day of June, 1918.
Claimant names NJ Witnesses:
d. =. Crouch of ParkdAle, Colorado.
0corge l.. Cl7.<son Of Parkdase.
Colorado.
Wharton II. riga Of Canon City.
Colorado.
y. 4. saith o. caaoa CITY. Colo
Ncs eeal Iesl.
J. N HAWl.BY. 1ssasosr.
y1rst puo., ulnv ~. 1ot1.
= xnn&s MmA - - fO1 4 IL. - - - 81
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County OF Fremont.
In the County Court
ANDREW BAYAvcIc.
Plaintiff
Versus
ANNA BAYAvCIc.
Defendant
SUMMONS.
The People OF the State OF Colorado.
To Anna Bayavcic. the defendant
above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
In an action brought against you By
the above named pisfnfin. In the
County coBft OF Fremont County.
State Of Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof. II servel
within the State OF Colorado. or. II
served out OF the State OF Colorado.
or by publication, within ATTY days
after the service hereof. exclusive OF
the day OF service. or said action may
be regularly set for trial the same As
though such appearance had been
made and issue had been Joined on
such complaint
The said action is brought by plain
tin to obtain . decree Of divorce. dis
solving the bonds OF matrimony nov
GAla1ub uEtNtth bAatuttAA NAt A@t-A"-
ant, on the ground that the defendant
has wilfuliy deserted and absentcd
herself from plaintiff for the perici
of more than one whole year Lass
past. without cause. and 10 recover
costs and general relief, as will more
fully appear from complaint In said
action TO which reference IL here made
and a copy OF which 10 hereto attach
ed
And you are hereby notified that n
you fail TO appear. and 70 answer the
said complaint az above required. tho
said plainun Will apply to The Court
for the relief therein depanded-
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court. at Canon City, In said
1919.
lSEAL.)
JAMES L. COOPER.
Judge. and Acting Clerk.
First Pub. May 22. 1919.
Last Pub. June 10. 1914.
Canon City. Colo. May 2i. 1913.
The following In q list OF bills paid
At the meeting OF the clty council OF
Canon City. May 10. 1918.
Street. Alley aad Bridge Fund
John Meredith. $3.50.
Cemetery FUND.-. N. Benton. City
Treas, 5000
Sanitary sewe' Dist. No. &c. NJ.
Benton, City Treas. t2534.03.
Sidewalk and GraGiEg Dist. No. a.
c. NJ. Benton. City Treas. slOi0f0
Sidewalk and Grading Dit No. D.
C. NJ. Benton. City Treas. SIUOs.1s.
Sidewalk and Grading Dist. No A.
c. NJ. Benton. City Treas. s501.3e.
Water Fund-Cify Clerk tassign-
menu $500.
JY. BLAKE. CITY Glory
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WATCHES and jeweiry neatly repair
ed.-P. C. Allen. Jeweler. Grande
Hotel. 1I6pts.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WATCHES and ieweiry neatly repair
ed.-P. c. Allen. Jeweler. Grande
Hotel. 1l6pts.
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The alteration. it is believed. will min
imize the amount OF dust finding its
way into the store on windy days.
Rev. O. S. Reed. commander OF
Greenwood. Post No. 10. @. A. r., OF
this city. will deliver the annual Dec
grafton day address at Pueblo on Mar
thirtieth. Rev. Reed was also honor
ed with ap invitation to make the
Memorial day address at Rocky. Ford.
but was unable to speak at both
places the same day. tatgI
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Thomas and fam
iiy. who have delightful home at
$50 North Fifteenth street. will leave
shortly for a summer automobile trip
through Oklahoma and Missouri and
other states in that territory.
MONDAY
Mrs. J. p. Hrubesky and children
and Miss Juva Crowley returned fDday
from Canon City.-Pueblo Leader.
Word has been received here from
their home in Leadville that a fine
baby boy weighing s pounds has az
rived in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Asher. The baby and mother
are reported as doing fine.
Mrs. Sam Bash loft Sunday morning
for Denver for visit with her moth
er. Mrs. Modi. who has been sick for
some time. The trip was made by au-
tomobile with Mr.. and Mrs. Holly
Lloyd who had been the weekend
guests OF the Bash family.
DR.. stork paid a visit to the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richards sun
day morning and left fine baby boy
OF regulation weight. Mother and ba-
by are reported to be doing very NICE
Iy. ----' e-~ -s
Judge wilkin left on Sunday for
Fairplay where he will preside at the
regular May term OF the Park county
district court The docket there Is
reported to contain but one criminal
case for trial at this term and court Ia
not likely TO continue In session for
more than a couple Of weeks at most
Rev. c. I. Nolan. who conducted the
mission Mt st. MichaeI's church last
week. left this morning In a car as tho
guest OF friends for q short visit in
Colorado Springs. He will open a
mission NEXT week at Lon gmont, Colo
RADIO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs autoed
home from Denver on Sunday. wither
they went several days ago. They
were accompanied on the return trip
by Miss Edna Bigss and q young lady
friend and by the formers brother,
Jim BIggs.
There will be a meeting OF the mem-
bers OF the Canon City Automobile
club at the Office Of tho secretary of
the business mems association tomor-
row evening. Several matters OF I'M
portance to the club will be presented
for consideration and all members
that can possibly do no are urged, to
be present.
Mr.. Charles Edmunds and wife and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Foreman took .
pleasant trip TO the Springs on sur
day In the Edmunds car Thsy VISIT
- Nanitou. Colombo City and ssvssnI
q ~ DELIGHTFUL drives about thoss
places: N. B1nun1s osslarss eA1I
$500 = aas - savuoeue ~. =. II
- III
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THURSDAY

..
here this evening from Fowler TO
spend the summer months with her
son. Alderman Grant Dickinson, wife
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Marcellus and
son. Virgil. will leave on the Santa
Fe train this evening for visit with
relatives and friends at Emporia,
Kansas.
Mr.. Ben L. Davis and wife. who
formerly lived on Reynolds avenue.
left q few days ago for San Jose. Cal
ifornia, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. Louis F. Collins and little son.
Leroy. left this morning for Quincy.
Illinois. where they will spend
month or six weeks visiting relatives
and friends.
At a recent meeting of the board OF
county commissioners John Pinamonti
of Radiant was granted a saloon license
or a period of six months. Pinamonti
hss conducted a saloon at Radiant for
. year or two and was an applicant
before the board for q renewal Of
his license.
George A. Watson Of Canon City.
one OF the prominent fruit growers Of
that section. was in Pueblo today. He
reported that indications for a record
breaking crop OF fruit Of every kind
was never better than at present II
Is thought all danger of frost is past.
Pueblo Leader.
The FIRST class to graduate from the
Beaver Park high school will receive
diplomas at the close OF the COM
mencement exercises on Friday even
ing OF this week. The class address
will be delivered by Rev. F. Sewer 0.
this city and Winfield Holdbrook,
president of the board OF education,
will present the diplomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Carlton of Grip
pie Greek have gone to New York
from which place they vii sail next
Tuesday for Europe. They expect u
spend six weeks or two months IN
England and on the Continent before
returning to this country.
According to the computations made
by Il. r. Chew of Pueblo. irrigation
division engineer. the flow OF water
IN the Arkansas river at Canon City
on Wednesday of this week was fif'
teen hundred and fifty cubic feet pei
second. This is the largest volume d
vster carried in It's channel here II
many months and Is due to the melt
ing snow In the mountains along III
upper course.
q. A Pinkerton and family. VIII,
have been living at 20o2 East MAR
street for some time. have just re
Gently purchased and taken posses
sion OF the residence known as tn,
Hobeon property on Park avenue
lincoln Parb Mr.. Pinkerton tradet
IN some realty holdings in Wichita
Kansas. for the property and piani
TO make II one of the most attractive
homes on the park.
T. J. Payne. formerly a resident ol
this city but for the last four or i've
years living In Denver, is here re.
moving Old associations. Mr.. Payne
will be remembered as the father ol
Mrs. Frank d. Heath and was for a
number OF years constable here. Mr.
Heath is making an Involuntary stay
n England and on the Continent 10
consequence OF tho sale two or three
years ago OF some securities that did
not have behind them any substantial
backing.
ugoel Higgins. better Known a
-uheAy.- = going TO Pueblo and then
- - GAzns fn1Av or tomorrow TO
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TUESDAY.


VIII Mack OF Vancouver. British
Columbia. is spending a short time
here visiting his mother. Mrs. Julia L.
Mack. at her home on Macon avenue
Mr.. Mack has important numbering In
terests In the Canadian northwest
Mr.. Charles Hickcox. OF Dawson.
New Mexico. brought his wife. tnee
Enie HaiD). and little Charles. Jr..
TO Canon City on Friday for = visit
with her parents Mr.. Hickcox re-
turned to his home on Monday. his
wife remaining for q longer visit
Mr.. and Mrs. olney McDaniels Of
Salt Lake. and Mrs. Pearl McDanieis-
Dunbar OF Paonia are guests In the
home OF their parents. They came to
be present at the graduation OF their
sister. Miss 1valyne McDAnieis. OF the
North Side high school.
Bert Smith OF Boulder. son of l. w.
Smith and brother OF Mrs. Judge
schweigert. is here for a short visit
with relatives and friends.
WEDNESDAY
Attorney T. Lee witcher returned
Tuesday from Hillside where he spent
several days on legal matters,
Mr.. J. Howard. who went to Hill
side Saturday for an over Sunday
visit. returned home today.
v. C. Davenport and J. C. McKenns
OF salida stopped here for n few hours
today while on their way to Pueblo.
They are making the trip by automo-
bile. -.-.--.E
An automobile party from Pueblo
arrived here this morning and arc
spending the day In town. The party
Is composed of w. s. Hutton, Miss
Mary Parks. Miss Sarah Brasdon aad
T. e Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Parker of
Bridgeport. Nebraska. are here for a
ten days or two weeks visit with the
formers parents. Street Commission
er and Mrs. Tom Parker. He is a
fireman in the employ Of the Buriing-
ton road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Casebeer arriy-
ed here this morning from Kansas
City. Missouri. and are guests at the
home of the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. z. I. Casebccr. They came TO
attend the commencement exercises of
the senior class OF the Canon City
high school. Of which Miss Ethel Case
beer is Q member.
Invitations hare been received hero
from Thomas Jackson schall Jr. and
Herbert Leigh schail. sons Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. 7. >. schaii. former residents Of
this citr TO witness thsir graduation
from The Dodge City. Kansas. bish
seAsol - Vfihay svsaing q this
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