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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20
TUESDAY.
Home from 81. LouIs Funeral.

Home from st. Louis Funeral.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hammett OF Lincoln Park
has Just returned from st. Louis,
where she attended the funeral OF
her brother. John Quigley. who was
81 years OF age.
She was accompanied by Miss Ella
Quigley OF Colorado Springs, who was
visiting here at the time the sad mes
sage was received.
Hunting for Daughter and Children.
Mrs. Ruella V. Curtiss arrived in
Canon City from Florence today foot
sore and tired and hungry. For the
past two or three weeks she has been
constantly searching for her daughter
and two children. having come from
Los Angeles. California to find them.
The daughters name is Mrs. Sadie
Nicholson. The children's names are
Albert and Ruella Cnrtiss. Mrs. Cur
tiss has money for them and is anx-
ious to hear from or OF them. She
would like to gain any information
possible about them.
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THURSDAY
l.. l.. Freeman In Town.

Mr.. L. l.. Freeman of Howard is
down taking course of treatment
with a Canon City physician. Mr..
Freeman is postmaster and justice of
the peace at his home town.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

wANTED-Men and Women TO intro
duce new line Patent Tension. Ball
Bearing. Fit-like-a-G Glove Shears. Big
gcst sellers ever produced. Agents
make $500 TO $500 per day. full or
part time. Best commissions or sal
airy. Free particulars. Address quick
Ideal Shear g. Cutlery Co., Marine
Building. Chicago. 244piso
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Mr.. and Mrs. Laverick and son
left day or two ago for Franklin,
Illinois, for a visit OF several months.
II conditions are as favorable there
as they anticipate them to be. they
may decide to make their home there.
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down taking course of treatment
with Canon City physician. Mr.
Freeman is postmaster and justice oi
the peace at his home town.
Mrs. Swan Returns.
Mrs. Emma Swan has returned to
Canon City after spending a year at
Davenport. Iowa. attending the Pal
mer School OF Chiropractic. where
she has graduated. Mrs. Swan will
visit her daughter little while before
going away to practice.
Home from Routt County.
Lester Watson. after an absence OF
a year or more in Routt county, has
come TO Canon for a few months stay.
His brother. Leon. came over from
Routt a few weeks ago and will also
spend the winter here. Lester will
visit at the Watson ranch near Wet
more until about Thanksgiving.
Putting In New Furnace.
Mr. ]. ]. Ashenhurst of East Canon
is making mis- property absolutely
modern by putting in a new hot air
furnace. The Leader Hardware is
doing the work.
Fred Num- Going 20 Manzanola.
MIR. Fred Num-. head plumber at the
Leader Hardware, will leave shortly
for Manzanola to install two heating
systems and to do some large jobs OF
plumbing for his firm.
This House Sells Often.
c. c. jackson and Mr.. a. +. Town
send have purchased the residence
property at the corner OF Seventh and
Rudd. occupied for some time by
Rev. SEWER. They will move in later
and make IL a permanent home.
This property has changed hands
several times recently. DR.. o. s.
Reed bought 1t only a few weeks ago
and expected to keep 1t for an in
Testment but evidently good offer
changed his mind.
Here in Connection with Murder Case.
Martin Lynch of Pueblo. the veteran
special agent for the Denver q Rio
Grande Railroad company, and C. s.
Railsbach OF Pueblo. special agent for
the Santa Fe Railroad company. were
IN town today in consultation with
sheriff Newcomb in connection with
the murder of vincenz Dl Angelo. who
died at the hospital in Salida We'd
nesday night from the effects OF an
assault near Rockyale the previous
morning. They express the belief that
the crime was the work OF the Black
Hand society.
Back from Ordway Trip.
l. NJ. Bancroft returned to Canon
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MONEY TO LOAN

The Fremont Building and Loan
Association has money to loan on
easy terms The best plan In all the
world for paying on q mortgage or
the home. See Guy q. Hardy. treas
orer. or chas f. Waldo. secretary
~~~>~~>~>>>>>>~>>~~>s<~>>s
first had and obtained.
This ordinance shall apply 10 any
such license issued on or after the
26th day of August. A. ID. 1913.
Adopted and approved this nth day
OF November. A. ID. 1913.
r.. p. SMITH.
Mayor.
Attest:
J. v. BLAKE. City Clerk.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont. 81
City OF Canon City.
I. ]. v. Blake. City Clerk Of and for
the City OF Canon City. Colorado. do
hereby certify that the FOREGOING or
dinance No. 2. series Of 1919. was In
troduccd and read at regular meet
ing Of the City Council Of tho City Of
Canon City. preceding it, adoption
and was published IN full - the Can
cte~ ureopH wAekfv rnW9s1nnee
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where they expect to spend the win
ter with their daughter. They will
visit most of the places of interest in
that section OF the country before re-
turning to Colorado.
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Mrs. Swan Returns.

Mrs. Emma Swan has returned to
Canon City after spending a year al
Davenport. Iowa. attending the Pal
mer School of Chiropractic. where
she has graduated. Mrs. Swan will
visit her daughter little while before
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-20

WANTED AGENTS-Either sex. for
Economy Administration Cock Book,
the much talked Of and biggest seller
of the year 5000 to $500 per day
right now. Free descriptive circular.
or send &c for outfit at once and iirst
choice Of territory. Best terms. Also 10
Best Selling Holiday Books-combl-
nation outnt. 25c. so per cent com
mission. Address. A. u. Kuhlman.
Publisher. 1876 W. Lake St. Chicago,
m. 2isp3ot
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Back from Ordway Trip.


l. NJ. Bancroft returned to Canon
City Wednesday night from Ordway
where he had been for several days
looking after his ranching interests in
that portion OF the valley.
Has Returned Home from Denver.
Mrs. Joseph H. Maupln has return
ed to Canon City from two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Denver. She reports her brother. who
recently underwent severe surgical
operation in st. Joseph's hospital. az
getting along very nicely.
Down from Cottonwood Today.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Black came
down from their ranch on Cottonwood
creek this morning: making Che trip
IN their automobile. They were ac-
rornpanied by their guest, Miss chiv-
ris. OF Yampa. Colorado. After few
days visit In Canon City Miss Chiyvis
vii return to her home on the west
srn slope.
VIII Enjoy Our Winter Climate.
Rev. and Mrs. Toothacker anl three
children Of Hutchinson. Karsas. ar
rived here day or two ago and will
remain for some time for lhe purpose
of enjoying the mildness Of our win
ter climate, Rev. Toothacker Is a
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
THE ''''|||t OUR
N9Se9,so(5sN~9eo9So o9S
By G. G. Wilkinson
Continued from last weekly
Effects OF Tobacco On
Religion and Morals.

If the physiological effects of
tobacco are thus harmful, it's eff
fects on the moral and religious
nature are no less so. The to-
bacco habit is essentially an i'm
moral one. 1t deadens the NOR
al sensibilities, 50 that one does
not have that keen, delicate per-
ception of moral values and diff
ferences. His sense of right and
wrong is weakened. 1t makes
him inconsiderate of the rights
and the welfare of others. This
is daily apparent when persons
insist upon smoking and chew
ing in crowded railroad waiting
rooms, cars, street-cars, stores,
and other public places, totally
oblivious either to the presence,
comfort, or health of ladies or
others to whom tobacco is often
sive. And in the privacy of the
home the same inconsiderate
disregard of how it's use may af-
feet others is even more notice
able: 1t lowers his sense of
Fmanliness and self-respect. 1t
destroys his sense of cleanliness
and purity, often making him in
decent and filthy. 1t makes him
Indifferent to the enormous and
sinful waste of money spent for
the indulgence of this habit. And
the crowning proof that it dead
ems and destroys the moral
sense is seen when men defend
its use, arguing that there is no
harm in it, when all the light
and truth which science, exper-
ience, observation, reason and
common sense can bring to bear
upon it, demonstrate it's evil and
harmful effects, When men call
evil good and defend that which
lis wrong, it is a sure sign that
their moral natures have been
fearfully perverted, and that
they love the darkness rather
than the light.
Lastly, we speak of it's effects
on the spiritual and religious ma
ture. 1t cannot be possible that
a habit so evil and harmful as
the tobacco habit is proved to be
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

An inquest was had in the
County Court before jury, on
Monday as to the sanity of
Charles Henson. Neighbors and
friends, in sorrow, testified to
the unfortunate condition of Mr..
Henson's mind, and DIR. Verify,
WHO made an examination. also
testified in the case. On the
findings of the jury, the court
ordered that Mr.. Henson be sent
to the State Asylum, aud accom-
panied by the sheriff and deputy
he was taken to Pueblo on Tues
day. Charlie Henson and his
family have a wide circle of
friends who deeply sympathize
with them. The community
hope that the trouble will be of
temporary duration.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

Tbos. McHenry, remembered
here as among the old timers
writes an interesting letter 10
Sheriff Kett and recalling hap
penings of the long ago. Mr.. and
Mrs. McHenry were the first
couple married in Springfield.
For some years they have re-
sided at Trinidad and have pros.
pered. They still own the old
homestead along Bea.' creek a
few miles west of town and still
look forward to the time when
they will be back-and to stay
the remainder of their lives.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

b. r. Lamport was in town
last Friday night.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
WHEN AolL1 WAS
A6flA6 STATION.

"A number Of Interesting visit
ors from oangton the past
week were: = sssrs John and
Jake Mobley, Walter Caddick,
John Green, Fl England, Clar-
ence Harlow, Allace Creagher
and A. W. eathouse. The
Messrs Mobl camped here
when the pres nt site of Holly
was occupied I'm Immense cat
tie ranch belo ing to an Eng
lish company Shout "a years
ago, and the y ms the brothers
tell of frontier eperiences would
do credit to q dwood Dick or
Hawksaw the stective.-chief-
tain.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
HAeERMaN's ORCHESTRA
WILL PLAY At SPRINGFIELD

Those who attend the pie social
at the Springfield school house
Saturday night Apr. 10Th, will
be given treat in listening to
the Hagerman Orchestra from
Lamar which will play that night.
All are cordially invited to at
tend. Ladies will please bring
pies and the gentlemen bring
their pocket books.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
From Lamar Daily
News April 9TH.

Jake Harman one of the lead
ing stockmen of southeast Baca
county is here today, transact
ing business.
Maurice Long, of the realestate
firm of Long & Wagner, Spring
field. was transacting business
in Lamar today.
Deputy Postmaster A. A, Hag
erman and wife went to Spring
field yesterday afternoon to visit
at the ranch of j. A. Stirson
near that place. Mr.. Hagerman
expects to return tomorrow but
Mrs. Hagerman Will remain and
visit several weeks.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
HOW THE TEAMS STAND

Two Buttes has won two
games from Springfield, and
Springfield one from Rodley
The last game was played here
Monday and brought out good
crowd who witnessed IA good
game although somewhat one
sided featured by the heavy hit
ting of the home team and excel
lent control shown by both pitch
ers. Casper pitched for Rodley
and with a few weeks workout
will be a formidable box artist,
Haggerman pitched for the town
team, and the boys were fortu-
nate in having him with them.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
The new BANK.

The organization of the Farm
ers State Band was completed
last week with j. A. Stinson,
president; j. n. Maytield, vice
president; F. E. Lamport. cash
ier: Board of Directors; f. r.
Lamport, Geo. Brown, j. A.
Stinson, ], n Maytield, w. M.
Stewart. The bank expects to
commence business early in
May. A more extended notice
will be given ext''week and the
list of stockholders published.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

Fixing a minimum wage of $50
a month for public school teach
ers and providing that 6 months
shall be the minimum school
year in any district in thetstate.
Speaker o. c. SINNERS educa-
tional bill goes to the governor
for approval, the house this
morning concurring in senate
amendments Denver Times.
April 9TH.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

Green was held in great esteem
in her neighborhood, where she
and her husband were leaders in
church and Sunday school work,
for the two years they have lived
in this county. Neighbors are
grieving in sympathy with the
heart-brolSen young husband,
and for the great loss to their
community. y.-Sentinel.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
LECTURE and ElaNrn GRADE
GRADUATION EXERCISES
FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 1s.

Prof. Geo. r. Momyer, City
Supt. of schools, Lamar, Colo.
will lecture on the recent Inaugu-
ration and Historic Places of the
East. This will be a great treat
for sBaca County. Come, you
can't afford to miss it.
Eighth grade graduates are
urged to attend as Prof. Momyer
will address them and present
diplomas.
Prof. Momyer will lecture at
Two Buttes Thursday evening
April 18th.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

can be other than detrimental in
the highest degree to the spirit
ual life 1t is sin to mistreat
or defile the body. IF any man
detile the temple of God, him
shall God Destroy The body
and the spirit have an intimate
relation to each other. What
harms the body Injuries the
spiritual nature. Our bodies
were designed to be temples for
the dwelling of the Holy Spirit.
He will not dwell in filthy, to-
bacco-polluted temple. There is
something about it so opposed
to purity and holiness that the
Holy Spirit will not take up his
abode where tobacco is on the
throne as his rival. IF any man
hath not the Spirit of Christ, he
is none of his" Some Justify
their use of tobacco by saying
that it is not mentioned or con
demned in the Bible. Neither
is opium, morphine, cocaine, nor
hasheeSh mentioned or con
demned in the Bible, But they
would hardly Justify the habitual
use of those drugs on that
ground. The fact is that no man
can be an honest consistent read
er of the Bible and not find plenty
in it to condemn the tobacco hab-
it. Every command and eXhor.
tation of the Bible to cleanliness,
health, purity, and holiness is
directly against the use of tobac-
co. No man can glorify God in
the use of this poison. No man
can be like Christ in The use of
tobacco. 1t so deadens the con-
science and hardens the moral
nature that it makes it difficult
indeed to reach the soul with the
gospel appeal. Like as he who
called you is holy, be ye your
self also holy in all manner of liv-
ing" If it is not given up, it
will eventually drive the Holy
Spirit from the heart and life.
and kill out all vital spirituality.
That it has done so in multiplied
thousands of cases is a patent,
glaring fact to all who have eyes
to see and spirits to discern.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
SAD DEATH OF mrs. 0. Y. GREEN.

Saturday the 29th, about six
o'clock p. m. occurred the sad
death of Mrs. Idell Green, the
young wife of o. w. Green living
near Richards P. O. A child was
born to them the day before,
which died at birth, and was bur-
led with it's mother, Sunday, at
the Stonington cemetery. Mrs.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
Beware d tnents for
lafarrh Tln ifain Mercury

Catarrh III Itain Mercury
of smell and Ik<siy derangc the
whole system NJ entering it through
never Be used n1416 On prescriptions
from reputable = - n, as the damage
they viii do a. ~ 10 the good you
Cafafrh Cure = k{3red by +. J.
Cheney q C0. r StN., contains no
MsreHEy, sne +, sssrnally; s m,,scus acslnE slI4;
faces Of NJ r. - ~ buying Halls
Catarrh Cure q &n4fu get the genu-
Toledo, Ohio, n c3h1aey G Co. Tes-
timonials frSe. EE.s III ss
Sold by Drug6 flee &c per bottle.
Tsss a.ns - = eonstipasion.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11
.....Local Gossip,

Seed potatoes at Bakers. ADV.
Elva Anders, Walter Richards
and Vim. Willets made final n.
d. proof the 9TH.
VIM. Rourk was a guest in
town last Friday night. .-.-
The 5th was Hooker's day in
town, collecting phone dues.
The Co did IA big business last
quarter.
Hay, grain, water, shelter for
stock, camp house in connection
at Bray's.-Adv.
Dillo Oxenreider is in Kansas
! City, Mo. this week.
j. o. Vanorsdol is visiting rel
atives in Topeka.
See Il. j. Homsher's new ad in
this issue.
We acknowledge pleasant
from Cal Woolley and Walt Rich
ards last Saturday.
Friend Moscript is now settled
on half section west of Bick-
ford's. He has good outfit of
teams etc. and will put out a
large acreage in crop.
Hi Amrine ct al returned from
the cedars last Saturday with
several loads of posts.
Art Smart was in town last
Saturday and a business caller
at this office.
Peter Marsh has leased the
Mills well drill and will compete
for q share of the big business
in that line.
The genial Adam Kicinski was
in town this week.
We acknowledge pleasant
call from Wells Metcalf the 9th
H. o. Green was at the Springs
this week He expects to put
an auto service on the mail route
from here to Lamport.
Allyn Cole was here on busi-
ness matters last week.
A party of young folks were
guests for dinner at Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Bakers last Sunday
in honor of Miss Nellie's 18th
birthday.
Major Hines celebrated his
SOth birthday the 7th. He was
nicely remembered by relatives
and friends.
Prof. Britts is home.
Editor Jones and wife were
callers at the Stewart home the
9th.
Forty people took dinner at
Burton Monday.
Elk Com. McAdam was pleas
ant visitor in town this week.
Fatty Watson is welcomed
back to Baca county.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

The Democs E(fa of last week
cut out the N MY wall about
democrats g hg astray and
really throwed IQapets at some
of EN-. Tai 4 tumble per
haps, been c4mbed down"
maybe. The. bsdfal disposition
to sneer, snaS hd snarl, how
ever, was shol Ma the contempt
ible references B Tie Sentinel and
the town OF TIA attes.
The Springfield herald., 1913-04-11

j. H. Christy and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Trueblood and Com.
Harrison were guests for dinner
at the konlkel home the 7th.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-11
Huerta paga pasajeS de a.
merrICanoS que Sa|en
de Mexico.

Con una generosidad dudosa v
cargada de egoismo por el reco.
noclmlento de los Estados Uni.
oos' Huerta esta ofreciendo pa.
gar los transportes de primera
clase en- barcos q todos los ane-
rlcanos que deseen salir de Me-
xlco. Ell Gobierno de Washine-
eon parece que no ha prestado
toda su Influenza a los america
nos que Sc apresuran q abando-
mar la vecina Rep1blica DOR las
contlendas armadas que a cada
paso Sc suscitan allf. Hasta aho
Ia los pasajes ofrecidos en- bar.
COS d los americanos fugitivos,
nan Sldo acomodos POGO confor-
IaoleS en- antocamaras de baiales
J no pocaS VeCeS los cmiprantos
nan tenido que ocupar barcos de-
IeleS ainontonandose como far
doS de mercancias. Pocos aco.
Inolos dlgn0s y dccentes han no.
DIDO obtenerse para los cmiqra-
dos, y en- vista de esta falta de
acomodos naVales, Huerta Sc ha
acomodado al medic aprovechan-
90 Ia oportunidad para ofrecer ma
sales de primera clase & los anne
rlcanos que quieran saIir de Ma.
xico. Como es facil de adiyinar
la generosidad de Huerta yienf
envuelta en- una mira epo,sta ,
trae ell deseo del reconocimient,
de los Estados Uhidos, 10 one =,
sorprendera nj d los en1icrante,
americanos cue estan saIiendc
de Mexico, nj & las autoridadaa
de Washington. Cuando no es-
tuvleran de por medic las roea.
twas de tai reconotimiento, DO
uria pasar por generosidad tai
oterta de Huerta; pero cuando
eXiste el tez6n y eli apuro epoista
de tai objeto, ell ofrecimiento re-
sulta cargado de interGs y pierde
su Virtud filantr6pica.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-11
Quitan ounce locomotoras.

l,no dc los fnStosOS drspoioS v
boi)ncs d" guerra quitadoS III enc
miHo por los cOn<tttucionalistas
On 81 comhatc d. San Bu"navcntu
IA fHcror ounce maQuinos locom'
toras, El c0roncl Mmguia CO.
mo mpdjda rr"cnutor'0 maudG raI
gar con dinamifa cstos mGQuinas,
Hoso Que 81 los fcdcraloS por uu G.
$50 impr"visto y possible Vuclyrn
i npodrrHrsc dc las mismaS, pcga
ri Un f6sioro 4 las dinamitas dc
Qrr cstan rcplrtns las caldrras Y
hor6n Gstas explosions .qucden IN
anrviblcs para los fclcralCs.
Los carrancjstas guardian con
doble fuer2a los tres pasos dc Jas
sjCrrhs que conduccn dc Monclo
20 4 Cuutr0cihneRas, v este ulti.
mo pueblo SO halln algnnas mi
Has nj Ocstc dc San BucnaVcntu
m
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-11
Mas de Glen muertos foderales.

Eagle Pass, Texas. Sept. 7,"-..
III cOnbalc dc San Bucnaycntu-
ra fnh IN cvento decisive on los
dcstinos dc In guerra civil dr. Ia
frontCra Nortc de Mexico, pues
una nolumnn dc sriscicntos fedora
los acnmpados 4 pocas millas al
OriCntc d. San Bucnaycntura, fuc
ron sorprctdidos In maIana del
S5bado q del pfnsenic por una
fuerza conatitucionaIista, siendo
81 asalt0 tan desnstroso que los e.
deralca sufrieron mas de cien ba
jas. La raz6n para que lag anne
tTalladoras no pudieran causar de
aaatres como dc Gostumbrc entire
los carraucistas, fuh que estaban
ocultaa entre ramaics. A In hors
del combnte fnh impossible hacer
uso de estas armas, resultando /
ndtiles. III combate dur6 scis no
raa, y los federales en- su retira
da Sc acmnparon en- Puerto Gar.
men.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1913-09-11
ERTA PER@ TERRENO En- El0MAc|A Y EN- LA LID ARMADA.
CombatG Y derrota federal
en- San bueOaven-
turd.

FL patricia coroncl ConstituciO
nalista lungula, rcforzado por
una fuerza de rancheros armadOs
que no espcraba, resolvi6 atacar
& una gcucsa columna federal de
1900 soldados al rayar 81
dia Sabado pasado Ell San Buo
naventura. DespuGs de Varias
hOras de eScAramuZas, una carga
decisiva por un flanco dc las
posi@ioncs federales logr0 dcsnlo
jar 4 6stos cnus&ndoles una dcrro
Ia . haci6ndolos retroc"drr has
TIA cl Puerto Carmen con mucl!dS
#Dajas.
Durantc los 3olnbates Cos fedc
.ralcs cmplcaron riczas d. artill"
sria de g"ucso calibrc = muchaS Il
smetrallad0raS, per0 cstOS DrOYec
titles fucron POGO etcctjyoS por IN
52ju dc cstar pro cgjdos los cons
@ti.un,0nalistas entire las siUUoSi p
da3os Y balTancus del torr"no, 10
grauI0 Oaccr rrtrocc,,or 4 los f.
drHlrS &lGU mrrmada>.