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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28
HnLUE SKY" LAW
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boc. (. Every foreign investment
4 q npauy before Offering for sale any
< OkIts StOcks. bonds or other SECURITIES
4 ~ this state shall also nle its ire
vtbable written consent that suits and
Z oG|iona may be commenced against II
(, 1nIthn proper court OF any county IN
\ r. state IN which q cause Of action
~ ariss or In which the plainun
ny reside. BY the service OF any pro
ooSs or pleadlnxs authorized by the
htD OF this state. on the commission
\ ~ az the state banking department.
- COZ ssnt stipulating and agreeing
I'll such service Of such process or
Sl|adinGs on such commissioner shall
takkn and held In all courts TO Do
q vsiid and binding a. II due service
~ been made upon the company IL
~. and said instrument containing
80 consent shall be authenticated
~ the seal OF said foreign investment
od'npany. and by the acknowledged
dAnaturs Of member OF the co-part
alPsAap or company Il It be a co.part-
l1eshlp or company, or by the 40
t3pwlodged signature of the president
80 secretary OF the incorporated or
U1|neorpOratsd association. II 1t be an
Sorporatsd or unincorporated asso-
otiou. and shall In such case be 40
= nponied by q duly certified copy OF
resolution of the board Of direo-
- trustees or manager Of the cor
0Staon or association. authorizing
q eocfetAry and president to execute
n -. 5. There II hereby created .
. nmaasion to be known 90 the Mich
- securities commission. whose
- & shall be TO administer and pro
117S 4oe the enforcement Of all the
v1nioas Of this act. Said Michigan
r yffloe commission shall consist Of
r oounmissioner OF the state banking
1ngtmont, who shall be president
tnHgooe: the state treasurer OF the
go Who shall b secretary thereof.
q H. attorney general Of this statA
r. C whom shall be members Of the
I'll leichigAn securities commission
Tim tAstf respective terms Of once.
e. any two Of whom shall constitute
y 1nuoeum. Il shall be the duty OF
~ lCichigan securities commission
~ ooavono at the once Of the com
ulbd3onor Of the state banking depart
Oknt q soon % this oct takes eject.
- na1o al needful rules and rogu-
~ lens for carrying into effect al the
pubvistons Of this. act The o6aco Of
~ oommission shall b. In the once
o(.tAo commissioner Of the state bank
- department, and al the records a
~ commleajou shall b. there kept
- conmlssion shall keep . com
49, record Of III its meetngs. and
- ~ IT. accounts. and the business
a nsansacts. II shall provide for reg-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28
DETROIT CONE co.

Pioneers In the business OF making
Ice cream cones. so popular among the
American public of late years the De-
troit Cone CO.. SIS Michigan avenue.
has grown from a small experimental
concern to one Of the big manufaotuP.
ing establishments Of the city.
The president OF the Detroit Co. 10 J.
L. Robinson. one of those progressive
business men who but has 70 sss an
Improvement over one OF his own
methods TO install It.
The concern has had . rapid growth
and IL well known not only In the city
out n~ths state and country - we'll
The business OF making ice cream
cones grows every summer and 40
oordingfy the Detroit Cone Co. has In
creased tn plant
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

one Of the most prominent attorneys
In Detroit today was born In WASH
inRton. u. c.. Nov. .. 1855. he chose
as a college the University Of Michigan.
however. which eventually led him TO
Detroit. He graduated from the uni
yersity I'm 1876, and was admitted TO
the bar in 1917 since that time he
has practiced In this city.
AS attorney for the Grand Trunk
system in Detroit. Mr.. Stanley became
prominent In legal AFFAIRS throughout
the state, making for himself q reprts.
ton as railroad lawyer that Few
have been able TO rival In addition
TO his law business, M Stanley 10
Identified with a number or prominent
Manufacturing and business endeavors.
He 10 q Republican In political ANNA.
tlon and = nember of the Presoyterinn
church. He IL also Q prominent mem
her Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon coll
isgs fraternity. Of which SO many
prominent men have been members, -,
Mr.. Stanley 10 prominent ciuo
mSmhsr. lives at 40 Seward-avs.. ana
his offices are at II Bull block
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28

DpvDo8T OAnvgn nHxF0RD
<lf the most prominent members u
10 1oX profeeslons Wao born In
19SL Men, April :, 1880 MT
oleotl Hieb school ana later at
Il sne oeerse of - b, ltfI In
- GrANuatod from The law depart.
U1t4 he 1Asgrse g IL \. He
~ u carbline- M Montgomery.
~ Since ~thoa. time he s,ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-28
REPORT OF THE coMxIrrrn Or

The report Of the committee on Weyo
ana means which accompanies the BILL,
passed By the house Of representatives
placing sugar on the free list. says:
Beet sugar leaves the nrst manufeo-
turing establishment IN . refined con-
dillon, but all cane sugar. which CON-
stitutcs about four-Afths Of our con.
sumption, must be rehned; consequent
~, the rshning interest 10 the most I'm.
portant factor connected WITH sugar
manufacturing In the United states.
There fore, the Industrial position OF
rshning requires primary eonsidsra-
This statement. We think. 10 not sus-
The refining Of imported sugar tends
70 promote monopoly. while the pro-
duo{ion OF domsstio sugar means Vide:
spread competition. The refining OF
imported sugar 70 2 seaboard inquiry
and can not be conducted probably at
interior points while the production OF
eurar from either beet or cane must
Be scattered throughout q considerable
norton Of the country and can not b
con An "a to the Oeaooard.
The refining industry can be and 10
conducted in large units which are
controlled By . few people who nx the
price OF the product at will. while Il
II Impossible 70 conceive Of several
hundred beet OF cane sugar factories
scattered throughout 2 large numbsr
oS states being eontroI1e4 ~ one body
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21
WEDNESDAY

Mr.. r. A. Dilley of East Canon left
this morning for a visit with relatives
at his old home at Roseviile. Illinois
He will also stop at Abilene. Kansas.
on his return for a few days visit
with his parents
Mrs. John W. Emmerson and child
rem, Theodore and John Kenneth. re-
turned to Canon City this afternoon
from silver ClIn where they have
been occupying one OF the osburn
cottages since the middle of July.
Mrs. Port Lyon returned to Canon
City today from saiida where she has
been enjoying visit with nr. and
Mrs. Troy Hughart OF about three
weeks duration.
The Canon City division. including
the district between the mountains
and 7th street River and Pike. will
sew at the Y. NJ. C. A. tomorrow. All
owmen invited to assist.
Rev. @. W. Hatcher OF Columbus.
NO.. formerly pastor OF the Baptist
church. is in the city for a few days
visit. Rev. Hatcher will speak at the
prayer meeting at the Baptist church
tonight
DIR. Downing went to Colorado
Springs this morning where he will
remain for a few days; having been
called there to see one of his former
Kansas patients.
Marriage licenses we're issued from
the Office OF the county clerk here on
Monday TO James Ottino and Miss
Katherine chioiino and to Dominic
ottino and Miss Annie Rocchio: sil
OF Rockville.
Mrs. Grant Dickinson left today for
a weeks visit in Denver. She will
be the guest OF Mrs. c. II. Thatcher
Donald Dickinson went to Denver n
week ago and viii return with hia
mother.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21

Miss Mabel Curran. county superin-
tendent of schools. in the district
court room here on Thursday and FRI
day Of this week: : beginning at 8
O'Clock in the morning OF the first
named day. The examination will in
cIude applications for all grades of
certificates, and. It is expected. that
there will be about twenty-five candi-
dates In the class to undergo the in
quirendo prescribed by law.
Mr.. Arthur Biggs. who recently un-
derwent serious operation at the
Graves hospital. Is getting along nice
ly at present and soon hopes to be out
and about
Herb Bowlby spent Sunday and
Monday In the city. Mr.. Bowlsby has
been to Denver to attend the big do
ings and is on his way back to Grand
Junction.
The Canon City band will hold their
regular band practice Tuesday even
ing at the usual place. All those who
are thinking about 1t should be pres
ent Tuesday night because the meet
ing will be an important one
Mr.. Elmer E. Lamhuth and son. Earl,
and Mr.. Miller Of Lincoln Park have
gone to westcliffe and the Wet Noun
tain Valley on fishing trip. Earl re-
Gently hurt his fingers quite badly but
that did not deter him from making
the trip.
Sam Elliott OF Lawrence. Kansas,
arrived here from the east on the San
ia Fe train this afternoon and VIII
Join his family in the Prentiss CAMP
ing party at the Ho; Springs hotel.
The coming of Mr.. Elliott. who is a
cousin OF Geo. A. Prentiss. Will bring
the number of campers up to twenty
one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21
NOTICE: MEETING or BOARD or
EQUALIZATION.

Notice is hereby given that the
County Commissioners OF Fremont
County. Colorado. will sit ms a Board
OF Equalization. for the adjustment
and equalization OF the assessments
among the several taxpayers. at their
office In the Court House OF said
County. on Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday. Sept; End, srd and ith. 4.
d. 1913.
The Board will also meet at the
same place on Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday. September 18th, nth
and 18th. 1918. for the purpose OF
hearing complaints from those dis
satisned with changes made by the
Board at their previous meetings. and
70 adjun the assessment 20 as to
equaiize the same among the several
taxpayers Of the County.
II. r. SMITH.
County Clerk. Fremont County. Colo.
~ Aus. si-ss--D Aus. sc-si.
D..
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21

will return to the western slope Mr..
Lacy and Mr.. Ikeler are btothers-in-
law.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Wilson returned
to Canon City Friday night from Dem
yer where they have been enjoying the
festivities in connection with the
Thirty-Second Triennial cohclave Of
the Knights Templar. While they
we're in Denver they visited their son.
Merl Wilson, who has made his home
in the capital city for a couple of
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bash, son. Harry.
and daughter. Miss Bessie. returned to
Canon City by automobile Friday
night from Denver where they were
spectators Of the paseantry in con-
nection with the recent triennial
conclave OF the Knights Tempinr. Miss
Bessie had been in Denver fol a cou-
pie of months; the others week.
They we're accompanied home by AIR.
and Mrs. Holly Liosd Of Denver, VINO
will visit here for few days.
Prof. and Mrs. c. C. Spooner of
Marquette, Michigan. are visiting Mrs.
spooner's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S.
NJ. jackson. at s03 Harrison avenue.
Mr. spooner was formerly connected
with the public schools in saiida. Col
orado. and now occupies a high pro-
fessorship in the schools Of Mar
quette. He and Mrs. Spooner are here
for a vacation of long duration to gain
complete rest before resuming work
at home.
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orado. and now occupies high pro-
fessorship in the schools OF Mar
quette. He and Mrs. Spooner are here
for a vacation of long duration TO gain
a complete rest before resuming work
at home.
MONDAY
Miss Katherine Hutchinson Of Eau
Claire, Wis. is here for a visit with
her mother. Mrs. C. E. Waldo. Miss
Hutchinson was teacher in the sum
mer institute at Eau Claire this sum
mer. SO gets only a short Colorado va
cation this season.
Miss Edna Powell. accompanied by
her aunt. Mrs. r. c. Nichols. has re-
turned to her home in Quincy. Illinois.
They have been visiting Mrs. S. s.
Nichols.
Mr.. Aubrey smithson Of warrens-
burg. No.. Is making his first visit TO
Canon City. He is the guest OF the
Misses Norris. Mr.. smithson is de-
lighted with Canon City and is thor
oughly enjoying our cool weather.
A party of Cincinnati autoists with
three machines stopped here satrr-
day night ut the Wright garage and
left Sunday morning for Pueblo and
Canon City for few days. With them
was one machine from Honey Grove.
Texas. which Joined the party in Dem
yer during the .conclave. There are
about IS people In the party.-crippie
Greek Times.
Mrs. Hazel Aibro OF Los Angeles.
California. end Miss Louise curran OF
Des Molnes. Iowa, are visiting in cau-
on City as the guests OF their cousin.
Miss Mabel curran. county superin-
tendent of schools. and other relatives.
Mrs. Albro and Miss Louise Curran
are sisters and the latter Is on her
way to the Pacific coast to become a
student at Leland Stamford Jr. uni-
vcrsity at Palo Alto. California.
Mrs. Sam Bash received telegram
on Sunday apprising her of the very
serious Illness OF her mother. Mrs.
ModI. and her brother. Ralph Modi. in
Denver and she left early this MORN
ing for their bedside. She made the
trip to Denver in company with Nr.
and Mrs. Holly Lloyd, who had been
visiting the Bash family for a couple
of days.
Mrs. f. II. Alden. formerly a resi-
dent OF Canon City. but now living in
Shenandoah, Iowa. is visiting friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Alden recently
completed an extended pleasure tour
OF Manitoba and other northwestern
states; returning to Denver in time
for the Knights Templar conclave. Mr..
Alden will remain in the capital city
during his wife's visit here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Clark Of
Pueblo are visiting in Canon City and
are guests Of Postmaster and Mrs.
Clark Cooper. They are members OF
the Order OF the Eastern Star and
came up 70 attend the dedication at
the Masonic temple tonight of the new
altar recently purchased by Canon
City Chapter No. 81. o. E. g.. OF which
Mr.. Clark was the designer and maxi
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21

The Fremonl s.:::dinE and Loan
Association has money to loan on
easy terms. The best plan in all ths
world for paying on q mortgage or
the home. See Guy u. Hardy. treas
urer. or chas. Il. Waldo. secretary
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21

w.ANTED-Young man to work In
dining room at Home Restaurant
1sltf.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21
FRIDAY

Mr.. S. F. Goodrich left Thursday
afternoon for Newton. Kansas. where
he owns extensive interests on bus
iness aud pleasure trip. This is Mr..
Coodrich's first trip back to the home
town slnce the family came to Canon
City over year ago.
The furniture Arm Of Rau 4 En-
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THURSDAY

On account OF the band being in
Denver the first part of this week. no
band concert will be held in the Park
tonight
A special train carrying the mem
bers of one of the Ohio COMMUNICATES
from Denver to Salt Lake City passed
through here at 7:30 o'clock this
morning. Only brief stop was made
at the station here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lowe Of War
rensburg. Mo-. are visiting Mrs.
loves sisters. Misses Norris. s2i
Main.
Judge Kent l. EldreS is spending
the week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
l. Robson at their camp on Cotton
wood Lakes above Buena Vista.
Miss Norris has accepted the prin-
cipalship of the public schools at
Dagget, California. She will leave
about September 5th for the scene OF
her new duties.
Mrs. W. A. Chapson returned here
this afternoon from Salt Lake City
where she has been visiting her son,
Harry w. chapson. for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. Irving Longaker OF Kansas City
is here to take his family back home
The family has been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Kitteil several weeks. Mr.. Long
aker is the general agent for the
Wells Fargo Express Company at
Kansas City.
Henry Hutton returned to Canon
City this afternoon from Denver
where he was called the first of the
week on account OF the death OF his
nephew. Edwin Hepburn. who passed
away last Sunday after a very brief
illness. The deceased was for a num-
ber OF years employed In the govern
ment forestry service. but at the time
Of his death was a collector for the
Colorado & Southern Railroad COM
pany. The funeral took place We'd
nesday afternoon.
The first OF the seasons Rocky
Ford cantelopes to reach Canon City
we're placed on sale at the grocery
stores on Wednesday and we're in
great demand. passing OF like the
traditional hot cakes. They we're Of
fine quality ana were the precursors
of what is expected to be much heav-
Ter shipments In the course OF the
next three or four days. The melon
crop at Rocky Ford. Manzanola, Ord
way and other points down the valley
this year promises to be an exception
ally good one and the famous cante-
lopes OF that section will soon be
much in evidence in the Canon City
markets.
Donald Dickinson left this morning
for Denver where he will visit for
ten days with his uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. C. Fl. Thatcher.
Mrs. Ethel Mas and SOL. Herbert.
Miss Marie Rowland and Miss Jane
Holmes will leave tonight on a two
weeks camping trip to Twin lakes.
near LeadvIlle.
Dave Marsh has been up to Coal
dale for a couple OF weeks vacation.
He had with him his sister and daugn-
ter. They stayed with Mrs. Boyer,
ono OF the old settlers In that part Of
the county. Dave nays he had fne
time and that IL Is very cool and
pleasant at Coaidale- Dave is back
on the Job st the Eiks. club.
FRIDAY
Mr.. S. r. Goodrich left Thursday
afternoon for Newton. Kansas. where
he owns extensive interests on bus
mess aud pleasure trip. This is Mr..
Coodrich's first trip back to the home
town sluce the family came to Canon
City over year ago.
The furniture Arm Of Rau 4 En-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21
SATURDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Norstum ore the
agreeable guests of Mr. and Mrs. c. A.
LInneer at their home on Macon ave-
nue.. Mr.. Nortsrum is brother Of
Mrs. Linneer's. This is their first Wis
1t to Canon City and they expressed
themselves as being very fayorabiy
impressed with the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. keller OF Glen
wood Springs On route home from the
Knights Templar conclave In Denver.
stopped over here on Friday and Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. lacy on Har-
rison avenue. They left Friday night
for Rocky Ford on a brief business
trip. at the conclusion Of which they
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21
CITY SCHOOLS TO OPEN
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER sNI

The Canon City public schools Will
open Tuesday. september and. All
pupils are urged to be present the
nrst day. Children who win be elk
years old bssors January iss win be
sdnisssd now. - no besinners' classsa
viii y orsani,sd later IL che year. I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-08-21

wANTED-Good man to work OF
place one or two days week
Mrs. Sarah McRay. III E. Stanley.
1s1ts
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wANTED-Mana and wife want 4. or
6-room modern house with sleeping
porch. Must have barn.-M- F. Rich.
Shoe Dept. Novels Nero. Co.. 1sipt2
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-28
RECORD BREAKING SEASON
IN HENDERSONVILLE, p. o.

This has been the busiest season in
the history of the Hendersonville post
Office and the amount of mail, letter,
newspaper and package which has
tcen handled by Postmaster Jackson
and his assistants is truly enormous.
The city delivery has assisted some in
lcssening the great rush in the postof-
hce proper, but the increase in the
volume of business has been so great
that the force has been almost swamp
ed at times. Notwithstanding the fact
that the force has been inadequate to
take care of the rush, the mails have
been handled remarkably we'll and the
number of "kicks" is smaller than
might have been expected. Of course
all of the members of the force have
been overworked but they have stood
by their posts faithfully and have mer-.
it'd the many compliments paid them
by visitors for promptness and at
tentiveness. A letting up in the vol
ume of business at the postofice has
become noticeable during the last few
days and the clerks are looking for
Y. ard longingly to the time when there
Will be an interval when they may
take a rest.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-28

Yesterday was Florida South Caro-
linz Day and such demonstration as
the residents of these two grind old
southern states made at Laurel Park
in the afternoon has never been equal
ell since Hendersonville became their
summer, Mecca. All afternoon trolley
cars, autos and carriages were taxed
to their capacity the multitude to and
from the park where the celebration
VAS held. Thousands of Floridans
and South Carolinians, frequenters of
this resort, together with their friends
joined in making the day memorable.
It was a general congregating of the
reople of those states and many
others who availed themselves of the
occasion to visit the park and swell
the vast throng. A program had been
arranged by the associations of the
two states and Georgia was invited to
participate and was represented by
many of her prominent sons and
daughters. The Laurel Park brass
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-28

band was in attendance and furnished
splendid music at the Casino where.
the celebration was held.
At shortly after o'clock ceremony
was commenced by selection by the
band. The program in it's order was
then rendered and was as follows:
PART ONE.
Music, Selection. Laurel Park Band
Address of Welcome, Rev.R.N.Willcox
Response for South Carolina.
Hon. F. H. Hyatt, of Columbia, S. G.
Music, Selected. .........
Hendersonville Male Quartette.
Response for Florida. .....J. r.. Hill.
PART TWO.
Piccolo Solo, Sky Lark Polka. ....
Mr. Theo. Roster and Band
Response for Georgia. Nv. A. Smith
Music, Selected. .........
Hendersonville Male Quartette
p. lief Remarks Upon an Interest
ing Subject. :. .'.Dr. j. E. Ennis
Music, America. -. :.
Band, Quartette and Audience
The weather was ideal for the cele-
b.ation and the speakers were listened
TO attentiVely and heartily applauded
at the close of their remarks. Alto
gCther no occasion of the season has
heen more genuinely pleasant than
was the celebration of Florida-South
Carolina Day and it is safe to predict
that future celebrations under the
auspices of the same associations will
become events of wide spread inter
est. Senator McLauren of South Car
clina and Governor Park TrammeI
OF Florida who were expected to be
resent to address the people were
prevented from coming by important
matters.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-28
HORSEBACK PARTIES ARE
NOW POPULAR PAST TINE

One of the very fascinating pleasure
outings afforded by this region is
r1ountain climbing on horseback and
this amusement has strongly appealed
to the visitors to Hendersonville dur
ing the present season. Every day
parties of from two to dozen may be
seen cantering through the dales or
over the mountains of the neighboF-
hood, enjoying the glorious climate and
the picturesque scenery. AS result
of this, attraction many visitors have
brought their own saddle horses and
the liverymen have provided their
stables with saddle steeds to accom-
modate the wants of the public. A
great diversity of country can be COW
cred by these parties and the real
beauties which lay hidden in isolated
places discovered.