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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-05
MARGARET GAMBLER ENTERTAINS.

Last Thursday evening little Miss
Margaret Gambler entertained few
of her friends at a little party to
mark the passing of vacation.
A very pleasant evening was
spent in playing games that girls
enjoy. Afterwards refreshments
were served.
Those present were Misses Pearl
and Mamie Long, Dorothy Mckee,
Callie Davis, Carrie Bryson, Bessie
Ensley, Lavinia Picklesimer, Katie
Mckee, Lucy Wells, Margaret and
Elizabeth Gambler.
A. B. Allison of Webster was in
town yesterday.
Daniel Snyder and wife of Ly-
man Washington are seeing old
friends in jackson.
The implicit confidence that
many people have in Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rene
dy is founded on their experience
in the use of that remedy and their
knowledge of the many remarkable
cures of collie, diarrhoea and dy SEN
terry that it has effected. For sale
by ALL DEALERS.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1913-09-05

engineer (who would require con-
slant supervisory in order for him
to have the experience necessary
to make the responsible and ex-
pert official needed to take entire
charge of the work of a county or
township. For this reason we be-
lieve that the State should estab-
lish, equip and support depart
ment which would be enabled to
employ enough engineers to do the
work of the counties, and which
would, in a way, be a training school
for the development of engineers
of sufficient ability, and numerical
ly enough to meet the needs of the
State.
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ANOTHER MAN BELIEVES
IN THOROUGH SPRAYING

A B. charee. who has a well-kep,
place over on Phelps avenue. near
Central street. is a firm believer in
fzavy pruning for good apples. He
has proved his belief by thorough
pruning last winter and a big crop Of
fine apples this summer.
He said the other day TO q Record
man: Every old fogy who doesn't
believe in pruning ought to come out
and see my apple trees They were
heavily trimmed early in the winter:
cut back from i've to ten feet and
even more where required. In the Cal
ifornia way My neishbors said that
had ruined my trees Well. / will
match any one In the valley with a
cluster of winessps. aIl-grade fancy.
for money. chalk or marbles. shall
be glad for any one TO come out and
see what good. thorough pruning will
do for an apple crop"
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Do Yes Fear Consumptieni

No matter how chronic your cough
or how severe your throat or lung
ailment Is. DR.. Kings New Discovery
win surely help you: It may save your
life. stIliman Green. OF Malichi.e.
Col. writes: Two doctors said !
had consumption and could not live
two years used DR.. Kings New
Discovery and am alive and WE'LL"
Your money refunded II II fails TO
benefit you. Tho best home remedy
for coughs. colds. throat and lung
troubles. Price soc and s1.oo. Guar
antced By Hunter Paimsr.--adv.
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Mss IDA FREEMAN
DIED N PUEBLO

Miss Ida Freeman. q former resident
OF Canon City and well known among
the older citizens here. died on Mon
day Of this week at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. W. L knight. In Pueblo.
The funeral took place from the Epis-
copal church In Pueblo Tuesday after
noos and was largely attended: among
those present being DR.. T. d. Palmer
OF this city.
Deceased was the daughter Of Gen.
Grad John D. Freeman OF Jackson.
Mississippi. the former Of whom died
IN Canon City q good many years ago.
Miss Freeman was a most estimabie
and talented lady. She taught music
here for a number OF years and con-
Quoted one OF the FIRST kinderEartens
In this city. She was an aunt Of Miss
Josephine Palmer OF this place. The
Freeman family came to Canon City
from Mississippi about 1880
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Lest for Home on Thursday.

The Canterbury outfit. taking along
with them their chuck wagon and the
string OF brones. which have tossed so
many good riders into the air and onto
the hard ground. left Thursday for
their home In Garden Park. Chet Nc
Cary and all those clever riders from
the Garden Park and Four Mile re-
gions have left to get busy on the
work of the fall roundup There is lots
of work to do from this time forward
and the boys are hurryins back to their
work with vengeanes--vietor Rec
ord.
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BULL rouSG WAS
BoRs AT RocKvALH

The item In yesterday's dispatchs
from Cheyenne. wyo-. stating that the
body OF John tBuli) Young. who died
from injuries received In fight with
Jess willard At Los Angeles. Calf. q
few nights ago. arrived In Cheyenne
yesterday. accompanied by his broth
er. Noah Young. Jr-. recalled to the
o,d-timcrs of this vicinity the fact that
the family once resided in the Ere
mont county coal camps
Noah Young. the boys father. was
employed ~ checkweighman at the
Rockvais mine. and during his resi-
dence In that vicinity. vas one Of the
best known men In the community. He
was . wrestler Of more than Ordinary
ability and his joviaI disposition and
sporting proo,isities. which In those
days we're . popular pastime. won for
MN 8aAt tfttu3.- @onAs INC o8l ~Ae
lost his life in the ring ut Los AnEe-
les. was born In Rockvale. and IL Was
announced at the time Of bis birth
that he was one Of the largest babies
ever born In the camps He weighed
about eighteen pounds and a. he de-
veiopcd into manhood. he grew TO be
a giant In stature and HIS strength
was marvelcd at Mr.. Young had
great confidence in the future Of the
boy and his sudden and untimeiy
death has proven shock to the faith
er.
The younss len Fremont county
nearly twenty years ago for Wyoming
where Noah Young held the RESPONSE
bic position Of state mine inspector
for twelve yearss-Florenee Citizen.
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BID Corn staIks.

Geo. B. Hayner of Sherman avenue
has cause TO brag a little over the
corn he is raising this year. A sample
stalk brought In to Hodsin 4 shar-
mans office the other day measured
IL feet and inches high The stalk
and the big ears look very much like
the corn produced on the bottom lands
OF Illinois.
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Here from Bloomington, Nebrask,

Here from bloomington. Nebrasks.
Mrs. Van veleon OF bloomington
Nebraska. Is visiting in Canon City
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs chas. E.
Friend She accompanied her enter
tainers here from Colorado Springs
the first os the week. where they ut.
tended the Shan Kive festivities on
Labor day.
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FREMONT W1II EXHIBIT
1T PUEBLO STATE FAIR

Fremont county Is TO have an ex-
hibit at the State Fair At Pueblo Sep
tember 18th to goth. Let It be the best
that the county can produce. The
Canon City district should select
its best specimens and send them
down
This u an advertising opportunity
that must not be overlooked or me-
elected. Fremont county must and
viii be represented. and since We are
to exhibit. let Us take all the prizes.
Canon City has never produced bet
ter fruit than We have this year. Let
each and every individual fruit grow
er select q plate. box or boxes Of his
finest stock in each variety. determin-
ed to take every premium Including
the sweepstakes.
Reme-iDer. that aside from the pos
siple premiums that may be taken. the
Canon City section of the Fremont
county exhibit is big advertisement
for our district, and make your best
selections
Phone Mr.. A. s. Taylor. County
Horticultural Inspector. or W. F.
Asnew. Secretary of the Chamber Of
Chamber Of Commerce. and tell them
what exhibits you can make. They
VIII be glad to furnish particulars and
see that your exhibits are taken care
Of
CIV. HoporN.
President Chamber Of Commerce.
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Returned to Illinois Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. W r. Higgins of Wat
seks. Illinois. who had been the
guests Of Mr.. and AIRS. @. L. Matkin
on Fifteenth street for q week or ten
days previously. left for home on
Tuesday. They were greatly pleased
with their Wait to Canon City and ex-
pressed the belief that the surround
ings Of thu town were mot surpassed
anywhere in the country In natural
beauty and aiiurement- Mt. HisEins
ia the publIsher of the oldest and most
Influential newspaper In his home
town. Mrs. HiEEins and Mrs. Matkin
arc sisters.
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xecsirs.rouns wedding.

Thomas Mcclure and Miss Ruth
Young we're quietly married August
80 By Justice Of the Peace Houston.
The bride y the daughter Of Mrs. B.
+. Young Of South Canon and has nv
ed hsrc for number Of years. The
groom IL employed At the Diamond
Fire Brick company Mr. and Mrs
Mcclure viii mako sneif knaac Tor the
prcsent win Ms Young 4 ~ orif-
IN avs1re
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Mrs. Cora Lowney OF Marysville.
Missouri. Will arrive here on Denver
Z Rio orande trein sss. . tonight for
= visit with her sister. Mrs. chas. E.
Friend Another sisser. Mrs. Lydia
E1iinstcn. of undergraduates. Kansas. is
expected hero Friday night to become
he guest Of Mr.. Frisnd.
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~PEANUT- BUNTEN BUYs
FORD TOURING CAR

Frank L tPeanuu Bunten has pur-
chased Ford touring car from the
Canon Auto Company for his wife's
use. he himself being kept busy with
the Stanley steamer. Mr.. Bunten. who
was the nrst Ford agent here. says
that he cannot get along without one
OF the "Inscrsol Tin wagons
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rren Colorado springs

rhe Stanley steamer this morning
on ne regular trip from Colorado
sprinks brought In good load OF
tourists Who spent the morning at the
oorse and on tho Skyline. They
lunehsd - the Denton and returned
. colorndo sprinRs IN the afternoon.
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PAUL RALK0vICH BUYs
ANOTHER GOOD ORCHARD

Paul Ralkovich has bought the s.
acre fruit farm belonging to E. Case
on Locust street. Lincoln Park. paying
sa,soo. Mr.. Ralkovich Is thorough
farmer and has another place on Lin
coin Park: also a tenacre tract on
Beaver Park.
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Ben SPRINKLE HAS
6OOO AYIM6 HENS

Ben Sprinkle thinks he has some
prize hens, when Il comes to laying
eggs- He has six hens that have pro-
duced exactly sss eggs in exactly ak
and are still laying.
Can any chicken fancier beat thaty
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Mr.. c. F. Doodrich had Mr.. and Mrs.
Pheian of Cherokee. Iowa. out looking
over his ranch They-say they are
well pleased with the prosperous con-
dition Of this locality.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jack and daughter,
Louciie. Of Florence were visitors at
the Holman home Saturday.
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Mrs r. A. Fraser. VINO has been
taking care of g. d. Hofman's little
daughter, Selia Rose. for the past
four months, has returned to her
home in New York. taxing the baby
with her for tho winter.
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SIX VALUABLE JOURMlsS FOR.
= ABOUT THE PRICE OF ONE

Have you ever heard of anything
as remarkable as this-five leading
Fruit Growing and Farm and Home
Magazines all for one year with your
leading local weekly paper for the
small sum of s1.65.
That is what The Record is offer
ing this week Read the big ad en-
another page. The offer may be with
drawn at any time. 1t is too good 20
last long,
Read the ad and send in your suo-
scription at once.
This Is what the publishers of these
various magazines claim for their
publications.
The Fruit-Grower & Parmer-sThe
Farm Magazine
The leading exponent Of the great
cause Of horticulture In every issae
1t contains interesting. timely articles
pertaining to fruit growing and gea-
erai farming. In IL you get moro
good. sound. practical articles than
any other fruit and farm paper. 1t
contains large and special depart
ment devoted to the Northwest and
the Pacific Coast No expense Is
spared. no opportunity overlooked. 10
get the most reliable. instructive. val
liable articles on horticulture a1d
general farming The farm depart
ment has been added to The Fruit
Grower on account OF the great de-
mand for such information
TIE Kinban Dairy FArnerl~The
National Dairy Nasaxine.-
The most popular OF all dairy farm
publications. Its entire theme b TOR
assisting the man with the cows II
tells Of plans which are the most ef-
fective for the dairyman- 1t IL worth
studying by any man who has dairy
products to market Kimbail's Dairy
Farmer Il read by thousands of sue
cessfui dairy farmers everywhere
Pssfry Culture.
A monthly poultry publication de-
voted to the breeding Of high class
poultry. 1t is thoroughly classical
and proves a great help to poultry
men whether they breed many or only
. few fowls- Every issue ID full Of
IDEAS how To make money for the
poultry men You should read every
Issue Of Poultry Culture.
wenan's werid.
This publication Ii the voman's
friend. II contains excellent articles
with illustrations on dress. cooking.
home making. etc II also has excel
lent stories written by the best au-
thors In the country. A clean, whole
some. home magazine from cover 10
cover. that all of the family can en-
JOY.
The Vegetable Grower.
A monthly publication gotten ,at
to interest those who are growing veg
etabies- Just the thing that \ lot Of
Canon City people ought to be read
ing right now.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry scuer OF GILL
man, Iowa. who are touring the state
In their car. stopped over to visit with
the Gouids for three days last week.
Mr. Gilman is a cousin Of Mr.. Gould.
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Mr.. John Wright has moved from
the Watson ranch to Mrs.. Mcclana-
hams place for the winter.
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Mr.. W. C. James and C. A Norman
were up at MiIsap on business one day
this week
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PARK CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. lack Lewis Of Lincoln
Park spent Sunday visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Norman.
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Mr.. Scott Wilson is up In Garden
Park helping Mr.. culifer put up his
second crop of alfalfa which is fine
this year.
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VIII George and family have moved
into the house on the Watson place
vacated a short time ago by Mr..
Wright.
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Mr.. b A. Wilson Of ordway. Colo
rado. is on the PARK visiting relatives
and renewing old acquaintances-
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Miss Pearl Romtig has gone to To-
peka where she win visit relatives
and friesdu durinE the month q sep-
s-nssr. /.
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Clyde Farmer is the proud owner
of Ford touring car purchased re-
Gently from The Canon Auto Company.
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The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. EndsIcy. who hase been quite
sick for the past two weeks. Is much
better since the weather Is cooler.
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NsxIcsss Ledeea IL Jan.

Frank Ruiz and Carlos Ruis. both
Mexicans. were brought to Canon City
from Florence on Wednesday by sher-
IN Ncwcomb and locked up In the
county jail to servsa sixty days. SEN
tence for tho theft Of . pair Of trous-
ers from ono Of the clothing stores In
that city. There arc At the present
time eleven prisoners in the county
Jan.
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Mr.. orton Endsiey Is going to try
his luck in the district with load of
apples and other produce this week
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THIRTEEN
ASK PARDON
FROM PEN

At the meeting Of the state board
Of pardons to be held In Denver next
Monday the cases Of thirteen inmates
Of the penitentiary for pardons VIII
come mp for consideration. 1t will be
the first meeting Of the board since
the summer vacation.
Most noted Of the convicts who da<
sire once more to breathe the air Of
freedom. is Henry Starr. half-breed
outlaw. who at one time terrorized the
Indian territory Starr has reformed
and for the past year has been night
guard at one Of the road camps. He
was convicted OF robbing the Amity
bank In Southern Colorado and given
4 ,entence Of from seven to twenty
f,ve years. Warden lyman recon-
mends clemency In STAIRS case
OF the other twelve applications ten
are from convicted murderers. three
OF whom are under sentence Of death.
They are as follows
W. C. Baragar. sentenced for life
from Denver In 1900 for killing a girl
who had Tilted him Baragar has for
= number Of years had charge Of the
lawns and flowers c. the prison and
at the warden's home.
Lauro Garcia, sentenced to be hang
ed In Larsmer county in 1912. Garcia
killed two men. one of them Charles
Brockman. a police officer In Fort Col
Inns. A commufation to life imprison-
ment b asked on the ground that the
Mexican Il insane
George Harlan. q negro sentenced to
life imprisonment from Las Animas
county In 1911. He was convicted with
his wife for killing two other negroes.
The wife has died In prison
Lawrence Hex. sentenced to death
in Pueblo In 1902 His sentence was
committed to life imprisonment He
killed another man In q fght over a
woman He has for . number OF years
been . purchaser Of supplies for the
penitentiaxy. making frequent trips
into Canon CITY.
walter Irving. . negro. sentenced
for life from Pueblo in 1910 for killing
another negro in \ quarrel over q dol
lar.
william r. Longinotti. an Italian.
killed Charles Ridde1 in . saloon
oravi In Denver In lsos. He was SEN
tenccd to life imprisonment
Chipriana Naura was sentenced
from Trinidad for life In 1910. He had
been hunting with DomeDico Madrica-
The two men were returning In bug
~ when Naura fell out Madrica
drove on TO town without waiting for
him This 30 cnraged the Mexican
that he killed his companion when he
next met him
Laxaro Trujillo. sentenced for life
from Trinidad in 1905. Is the prisoner
who escaped from road camp last
year and voluntarily returned to the
prison He made his escape on July
I6. 1919, and went TO his home In Las
Animas county to visit his mother.
who was in poor health. He notified
the prison officials from there that he
vas Visiting with his mother and
would return In . few days He came
back without guards In his applica-
ton for a pardon he alleges that he
was. drunk when the killing took place
and has no recollection of what hap
pened
Peter wickham was sentenced for
life from Denver In 1907 for killing
man named Darling.
Felipe lara. an Austrian. was SEN
fenced to twenty yeArs from Prowers
county In 1911. The killing took place
during = braul IN which number OF
men were engaged and the prisoner
declares he was not tho one who did
the killing.
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Miss odra Roberts. who has been
Visiting reaitives In saiida for the
past two weeks. has returned to her
home.
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REV. HARRIS
NOT 10 RETURN
TO CANON CITY

Canon City IL to lose Rev. J. +. Har-
ris. pastor Of the First Methodist
church. who has been elected secre-
tAry-treasurer and financial agent Of
the movement to secure 100000 en-
dowment fund for the Denver univer-
atty.
Tho announcement Of the selection
Of DR.. Harris TO take charge Of the
financial end OF the fund viii come as
q shock to the members Of his con-
gresation in this city. who fondiy hop
ed that he would be returned to the
pastorate here. In fact he was the
unanimous choice OF the congregation
and II was expected the conference
now in session at Boulder would order
his return.
The frst word that the congregation
heard of the proposed action of the
conference was received Saturday af-
ternoon through q Telegram from
Bishop Mcconnell. who stated the con-
ference wanted him for another posi-
tion The news came as distinct dis
appointment and At once y committee
OF two. consisting OF c. W. Van Pat
ten and A. g. sharman. was sent to
Boulder to urge the wishes OF the
Canon City church and seek. II posEi-
Bile. to have the conference change its
action That the committee failed In
its mission IL deplored ty all who
know DR.. Harris. Who Is greatly be-
loved BY ALL
DR.. Harris has been the pastor OF
thu Canon City church on three az
fercnt occasions. coming here the last
time three years ago. He was pastor
OF Asbury church In Denver for six
years
A dispatch fron Boulder to the Rec
ord says:
a campaign Was launched here
yesterday 10 raise the endowment
fund Of the Denver university from
s1so.oso TO s7so.eoo. when the report
of ths educasionai committee Of the
semi-censsnnial Neshodist conference.
Recommending Immediate action In
conducting . stafe-wide campaign 70
secure endowment pledges Of $780,
900 from the 5000 Methodists a. con-
dition OF receiving slco.ooo from the
general educational board. founded
and backed BY John d. Rockefeller.
was adopted.
The action was urged strongly by
Bishop Francis j. Mcconnell. as well
as by Chancellor Buehtci Of Denver
university. The ministers present
made individual subscriptions Of ,is.-
900. Chancellor Buehtei. Bishop Mc-I
connell and W. =. steel. all OF Denver.
gave $1,000 each. Other ministers
gave amounts ranging from s25 to
$500.
The Rockefeller endowment orer
will stand open untD October al. 1914.
and although business conditions are
much depressed. the Colorado confer
enee cast q unanimous vote for the
statewide campaign. which will begin
Mt once.
"A months campaign In Denver win
start October /. and II will be carried
into every section of the state. De-
tailed plans viii be worked out by the
educational committee Of the confer
ence. which viii meet with the confer
ence, which will meet with the execu-
tive committee Of the Denver univer-
sity. Immediately upon the adjourn
ment Of the conference.
The Rev. J. r. Harris Of Canon City.
for six years pastor of Asbury church
IN Denver. was elected as endowment
secretary
II IL not known who viii succeed
DR.. Harm but the appointment Will
probably be made today.
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Clinton Hockef of Orchard Park was
q visitor at the George home yesser-
day.
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wsna.'s world.
The Vegetable Grower.

A monthly publication gotten ,at
to interest those who are growing veg
etabies- Just the thing that lot OF
Canon City people ought to be read
Ing right now.
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G. Y. HopouN.

Pre.idsn. Chamber of Commerce.