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MRS. SHEETz WRITES
FROM CALIFORNIA

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Under date OF the ninth inst Mrs
NJ. NJ. Sheets has written to Mr.. Hardy
OF the Daily Record the following in
teresting letter from San Diego. Cali
fornia. anent the recent cold weather
in that section OF the country. She
says:
Il am sending you papers giving
accounts OF the cold wave that crossed
the continent from ocean to ocean
the past week. While write I am
made comfortable by the heat from a
burning oil stove in my room here in
this land of oranges and flowers. On
January sixth and seventh was The
ooldest weather recorded In this zone
in forty years. Icicles hung from hy-
drants. auto boilers froze up. pipes
burst and similar occurrences happen
ed all over southern California But
the worst of ali the citrus fruits, es-
pecially lemons and oranges in all
stages OF ripenlng were frozen through
and through.
"A jocular telephone message from
the manager OF ranch. near the
Mexican line was received on the
morning OF the seventh by the owner
in San Diego saying. Come down
quick. you can sell tho orange crop 10
the Mexicans for bullets. but II You
wait very long you will have to sell
them for fertillzing purposes only"
Lemon groves suffered more than the
orange orchards as they are less
hardy. and today the new branches.
leaves and flowers are dropping and
black
Every carnation. rose. poppy. ge-
ranium. lily. as well as the lemon
flowers are withered. Such are among
the incidents that visit every country
and cline at one time or another. Cold
and heat, sun or rain. wind or drou;h.
quakes or floods are really results Of
causes and conditions not understood.
When every man has peace and
righteousness In his heart believe
the elements will respond in peace AM
harmony. The Turks and Mcxicans
are diminishing their forces. for good
or evil. as you may look at II. by di-
minlshing their numbers. instead OF
by compact with justice. mercy and
love. Hatred. vengeance and malice
sil always bear children OF their OWE
kind.
This morning is beautiful and The
clouds from an all nights rain are
rolling on oceanward and California
Is herself again. although the 1913
crop is prospectively failure Call
fornia people are most loyal 10 their
state and smile away all fear OF dis
aster to a greater degree than these
OF any other in the Union. believe
used 10 think that Virginia took the
pal nimher self-appreciation and r.
+. vs. but for wholesale admiration
and perfect satisfaction this state IS
A No. j. In this don't blame them.
should admire" to have a nice home.
and plenty OF money to live on. over
looking the broad Pacific. like the
name and all 1t implies. tPacific) and.
to be on the shore of peace. means
something.
IL hope the cold wave did not pinch
to hurt anyone | know in Canon. or
that you know. or that anyone knows.
This letter is Just good morning
from the shore to the mountains.-
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Bargains
THURSDAY

THURSDAY
?. b. Smith left on Denver & Rio
Grande train No. "Wednesday after
noon for Ogden. Utah. on a business
"Trip. Mr.. Smith will visit points in
the state before his return to Canon
City.
y NJ. Hin OF Lincoln Park return
ed home the first OF the week from a
business trip OF month or six weeks
duration to Butte and other points in
Montana. He says the weather was
fine most of the time while he was
there, but that when he left Butte on
Sunday the temperature was thirty
degrees below zero and still going
down.
Deputy District Attorney Orion w.
Locke returned to Canon City this
afternoon from wesielife where he
has been since the first OF the weak
in connection with the prosecution o.
cases for the state In the Custer coun-
ty district court The criminal docket
for the term at westcline was a very
light one.
Miss Jessie Bachelor. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bachelor of orcha-d
avenue. East Canon, left wednesday
afternoon for points in Utah and Ida
no in the interest OF the Auxiliary
Educational company of Chicago. OF
which she is n travelling representa-
rive and saleswoman. Miss Bachelor
was the guest OF her parents here dur
ing the holidays.
w. II. Trout went to Pueblo on 4
business trip this morning. He will
return to Canon City tonight or to-
morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. X. Frisbie spent
a portion OF last week visiting friends
in Denver. They came home Friday
aight
The funeral OF the late W. L. Rob
ertson was held at Wilson's undertake
ing chapel at o'clock this afternoon.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Black, rector OF the congregation of
Christ Episcopal church. Interment
was in the soldiers burying ground
at Lakeside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Stommel of 5i9
Pike avenue went to Pueblo today 20
attend the funeral OF the latter's
grandfather, Joseph Steinauer, who
dropped dead from heart disease On
the street there Wednesday morning
while on his way to work. Mr..
Steinauer was only a little more than
sixty years of age and appeared TO be
in good health until the fatal stroke
came upon him.
Chas A. Keables, who removed from
here to Denver Few months ago, is
IN town looking after some business
matters requiring his attention. NJ.
Keables. who will be in Canon City
for three or four weeks. has taken q
position in the employ of the Scribner
Publishing company OF New York and
viii make a canvass OF the state in It's
5nterest.
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Frank L. Smith
PHONE Canon 2s2 sth and MAIN ST.
saniIary sewer hl-irIel No.

t-eHia P-boNic. Cats Treasurer maze
Lewis = Boyle. City Treasurer ICES
sidewalk -nn TRADING District
10. ]. Lewis y. Roy ic. Treas SOS 90
sidewalk ana TRADING District
No. =, Lewis p Boyle. Treas 3fe.SO
Sidewalk and GRADING District
No .. Lewis =. Boyle. Treas. 1851
Sidewalk and Gradlng District
No .. LeNls T.. Boyle. Treas. 1889
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went to saIIda to Attend Funeral.

Alderman D. N. Cooper went to sa-
Ida Tuesday night to attend the fun
eral OF his niece. which took place
there today. Deceased was the oldest
daughter OF Mrs. w G. Eggieston Of
cotopaxI. sister Of Mr.. Cooper.
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Airs. Sarah Philpott. who has peen
visiting her sister. Mrs Don Nikirk. N
Cripple Creek. returned to her home
In Canon City few days ego.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Freye and
daughter. Miss Star. are planning to
leave here on "Wednesday or Thursday
OF this week for Galveston. Texas.
where they will spend some time in
pleasure and recreation. 1t is possible
that they Will visit New Orleans and
other points OF interest on the Calf
coast
A bungalow. costing between thirty
FIVE and forty thousand dollars, will
be built within the next few months
by Spencer Penrose. the Colorado
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A new shipment OF the Wonder
Washer. $3.50. at the Leader Hardware
Store.-adv.
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See the new shipment OF surrlcs
and buggIes at the Leader Hardware
Storc.--adv.
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Bills Allowed

Canon City. Colo. Jan. 6. 1914.
The following Ii list OF bills paid
ut the meeting OF the city council of
Canon City. January G. 1913:
Salary Fund.
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TUESDAY

II. II. Tolles and family OF Florence
visited here on Sunday as the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. S. II. sperry and
family.
Philadelphia Jan. li.-Rev. Forest
Doger prescribed tar and for Mr..
and Mrs Z. T. stotesbury becauss
they gave women gold-tIpped cigar
cites to smoke at dinner dance
A. f. Carlton Of Cripple Greek.
president OF the First National bank
OF this city. is a business visitor here
today.
The Record want ads on the inside
pages of this issue viii make mighty
Interesting reading to large number
OF people and by giving them n peru
sal you will be apt to fnd something
OF value.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hanna. OF can5a
City. enjoyed visit with home foIss
on Sunday. Mr.. Hanna is now engs,-
ed in the county treasurer's orice~,ss
Florence Citizen.
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Real Estate Trades.

Watch for my list In next Issue
ID. f. Parks.
500 Orchard Ays
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Springs financier. on land owned o,
him twenty miles this side OF ths
Springs on the Canon City road. A
contract for It's erection has already
been awarded and work will begin al
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Cooke,
former residents on Orchard avenue,
East Canon. but for the last two or
three years living at Pleaston. Kan
sas. have returned to make their home.
W. b, Waldo has returned home
from several weeks holiday trip 10
Washington. d. c.. Pittsburg. Chi.a-
go. La Crosse. Wisconsin. ST. Louis
and other eastern points
E. wolverton. agent FOR the New
York Life Insurance company. who
has been in the district several days,
left here on Saturday for Canon City
where he will look after some bus
ness interests.-cripple Greek Times
DIR. and Mrs. T. B. Moore are .plau-
ming to leave here shortly for south
ern California for stay of-indefinato
duration. They expect to get away.
either ON Thursday OF this week. or On
Monday the 20th inst. They Intend to
go first to Los Angeles and San Diego
and will make their home at the latter
place. They viii be gone at least a
year. perhaps longer. They have rent
ed their residence property at the
northwest corner of Harrison avenue
and Eighth street to Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Richards
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greatest simplest the greatest
J. G. and A. w.
FIND A WAY

of p. Calkins milk
meat inspector the city commission will consider the matter OF
only through the
INSCRIPTIONS
he slaughter
kill it himself sell Tacoman
impossible that diseased after killed So Tacoma
looks after
packing he bother
with the the would
to be just much for the little
difficulty the regulating
dury where human sesness against the public good
LII the the Will
least for the people This the advo
slaughter
the European cities largely learned the u of trying
the slaughter
thing
hardly shape this however and the amount of
slaughtered would hardly SO the
city S against a difficult problem
And it to the commission to find out
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GIVING THAT COUNTS

We aske to something World:
wedding with the life and habits of the
comparatively
luncheon could afford dupi
of moderate
strings
true Ameansm Shortly after breakfast when the millionaire guests
shook warmly the hand and bade them
wedding the
of
this bride Helen Gould. The
has shown by
1t Helen Gould Jay Goulds soed
works charity education benvone that she earned the
throws his bounty around; Russell Sage his wad phlan
thropc pickle-and nobody them
Gould gives gives
other win the love of people.
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n. ", jan. 24.-some people
got a durn funny idea of humer
if you don't beleave 1t, ask
aleck mackenzie, which lives in
brooklin
still, there are trends of mr..
mackenzie's witch would advise
you not to ask him
after sumthing had happened
which i am about to relate, it had
got around the naberhood, 2 or 3
trends of mr.. mackenzie came up
to him and said
well, aleck, you don't need a
dockter to your house today, do
you, ha ha
what aleck said to them in re-
ply dident have no ha, ha on the
end of it, and it was good snappy
stuff to brake off a friendship
with
the trouble was this, mr..
mackenzie has beautiful dauter
trouble enuf for any man in
these days. even in brooklin, but
there Is worse to come
the luther evening mr.. macken-
zie was reading the brooklin
hugle and thinking of going to
bed, as it was almost s O'Clock
when the dorebell rang
who can that be, at this hour
of the mite, says mr.. mackenzie
going to the dore
there stood a guy with a 8.
cornered set of whiskers and q
leather tool chest
am dock jones, he says, and
1 have come on the run
what's the hurry, SAYS mr.
mackenzie, get your breth and
then explane yourself
explane myself, says the dock,
amt your dauter terrable sick.
somebody telafoned me that she
was
Just then another boob with a
bush on his map drove up in a
speed wagon and hoped out
where is the sick girl, he says,
dashin up the steps, am dock
brown
well, sir, In about Is minnits
mr.. mackenzie's front yard was
So full of pill shooters that they
was steppid on each luther
and mr.. mackenzie's dauter
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A STUDY IN SUBJECTION


conform they when
be
alton is the when publishers let special muzze their
championship popular rights 1t industry when labor ruled
But what think this reaching ministry of
gospels On Jan II from his pulpit in St Pau Reformed Episcopal
Philadelphia,
deputy Banker Stotesbuy permitting and girls
ws $50 900 dinner reporter the Philadelphia
heard
it printed and told: "Sure do; stand by guns
apology Mr. Soebury nmatng that he had been required
this by his bishop His apology the
for having mentioned the Soeburys by name!
Thou shalt worship the golden calf.
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We believe in what we are work
ing for, hence we need no paid
circulators of petitions"
Recently a meeting was held by
the recallers. When it was over
a Barbary Coast ward heller
sauntered up to a man who had
assisted at it, and remarked:
We'll get you for this"
A minute later he approached
Miss Isabel Munson. secretary of
the Woman's Recall league, and
peering up into her face, said:
''I'll take a good look at you,
too, so I'll know you again"
The women have tried to i'm
press it upon San Francisco in
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as ~
Tin Skellu>SV
Sees HIHS
BT BER'rON DRALEX

Say!
Dem kids up On de hill,
Dey got no chanel to play.
Dey's nursemaids hanging round,
An all dey do is say,
Hush, dere. An you keep still"
Dey mustn't yell er fight
Err run out in de street
Err wet deir little feet.
Aw, say now, it's a fright!
Wot fun dey got? Wot fun?
Dey're sissies, every one.
De nurse maid says, "Now stop!"
II dey shud josh de cop,
An If dey onct began
To spend a little penny wild de
hockey pokey man,
Dere'd be a regular riot.
De nurse wud say, keep quiet"
An'-Aw. gee.
Believe ME,
1T may be fun to live up dere
An have a nurse, but don't care
I'd RAIDER be right here, you bet
Widout no nurse to boss an fret;
Right here where l kin yell an
run
Wild udder kids-an' have my
fun.
Me fer my bunch Of Wops and
Micks,
An as fer nursemaids-I say
Mkt
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general that they have nothing
against Judge Weller personally
they do not think that he Is
crooked or dishonest-but they
are determined to GUST him be-
cause he is one of many whose
repeated reductions of bail have
resulted in the escape of men
charged with crimes against
young girls. In other words the
women are going after the system
that permits and winks at such
practices, and they are using Wei
Ter as an example of what other
judges must expect if they place
politics and the system above JUS
| tice and humanity.
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have not been idle. Threats have
been made against women prom
inently identified with the recall
movement. One man worked him
self into the good graces of the
recallers by declaring that he
wanted to help GUST Weller. Later
1t was discovered that, while os-
tensibly for the recafl, he was in
reality working for the opposi-
ton. The women promptly toss
ed him out into the street.
Professional circulators of Pc
titions have asked for Jobs, but
the women have invariably an
swered:
I'VE are all working because
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The Choice Of a Husband

is too important matter for a
woman to be handicapped by
weakness. bad blood or foul
breath. Avoid these kill-hopes
by taking Pr. Kings Life Pills.
New strength, fine complexion.
pure breath, cheerful spirits -
things that win men--follow their
use. Easy, safe, sure. csc.
Ryner Malstrom Drug Co.. s3s
Pacific av.
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By the Junior Office Boy

PERFECTLY we'll. setting in the par
Ter eating pounds of fudge with
a yung Teller
beleave me, them docks was
sore, and not having nobody elsa
to cuss, they cussed mr.. macken.
Zie
If he finds who sent in them
telafone calls, there will be more
TO this storey. johnny
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Not Needed.

do you carry burglar insur-
ance on your home, Bildad?"
asked Wiggies.
Il used to, but since the twins
came I've given it up" said Bill
dad. Nobody sleeps at our house
after dark, so what's the user
Harper's Weekly.
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The remedies we use are obso-
iutely non-poisonous and positively
do not contain mercury.
II unable TO call personally, send
&c stamp for diagnosis blank.
N. VOW CHINESE MEDICINE co,
11461h Pacific NV. Phone
i143M Commerce ut. Main KISS
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She Had.

Have you any unmarried
daughters, Mrs. De Wiloughby?"
asked the visitor.
"Oh, yes, Mr.. Vanderbloom.
My daughter Minnie was unmar-
ried last week by Judge Cuttem of
Reno" replied the lady.-Har-
per's Weekly.
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Overheard.

He-You'll admit that Mar
garet has fine teeth?
She-Yes, but I think the way
she shows them is positively inn
modest.
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headed Time.

You told me to come back,
and now when I come back you
say you'll throw me out!"
"Yes-I hadn't time before!"
Boston Transcript,
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The Record.

do you really love me?" she
wrote.
Referring to my last letter"
he promptly replied. you will
find that love you devotedly on
page one, madly on page three
and passionately on pages four
and FIVE. "-Pittsburg Post.
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BY the use OF medic
inal herbs and roots
known for their re-
markable cures in
China. we are able
to absolutely cure
such ailments as
Catarrh, Deafness.
Asthma, Skin Dis
eases, Rheuma tism.
Appendicitis, Heart
Trouble. Kidney
-
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Meaning

Gabe-What do you think of
Carnegie's scheme to pension
presidents who retire to private
life?
Steve-I'm for it. It's worth
$4,000 year to keep some of
them in retirement.-Ci
Enquirer.
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LET THEM PLAN


with Uncle business They decided
thing they will politely
package whereas Uncle requires poofce
Looks like pretty cute competition In this most other instances
bulk probably follow the
the American being perhaps two cent sentmna
patriotic when ordinary combinations cheap
Uncle
DULLES public actually
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Joyful Surprise.

Wife-What makes you so
happy? Did that letter contain
a check?
Hub-No; but it didn't contain
biil.-Brooklyn Transcript.
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editorial PAGE Of Che Cacoma Clues
LET'S SMILE AWHILE
Scat!

SCatI
Husband with bad colo read
ing out war news to his wife-I
see the Bulgarians have taken
a-a-techer-t-tis-hahl
Wife-O no, dear; ! think that
must be a mistake-they took
that place last week.-Punch.
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Poor Woman.

'My wife read me a curtain
lecture last night"
Eli Does she read emp"
She has to read 'em now.
Her memory is failing. "-Cleye-
land Plain Dealer.
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Easy.

Barber-How do you-er-
part your hair. sir?
Customer partially bald) =
Along the line of least resistance,
young man.-Chicago Tribune.
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New York wife went home to mother

NOW IUIK WIG WeHI HUllc 10 HUt1el
because her husband gave her foun-
tain pen for Christmas present and
insisted that she put all her kicks ia
writing. It's such husbands who drive
women to mother or drink.
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Sentiment VS.. ShekeIs.
Stella-Is marriage a failure?
Bella-No, but a pay envelope
5 never as thick as a love letter.
New York Sun.
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Three InstaIIments.

Three Installments.
Mrs. Kawler-You don't mean
TO tell me that Mrs. Gaysett got
her furniture on the installment
Plan.
Mrs. Holmes-I do. She's had
three husbands and she got a
portion of 1t with each one
Boston Transcript.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. a.
The recall campaign now being
waged by the women of San
Francisco against Police Judge
Chas. l.. Weller, has resulted in
finish fight with big Business"
ward heelers and the entire Bar
barry Coast tenderloin element on
one side and the women on the
other.
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UnprOfessiOnaI

UnprOfessiOna1.
Paragrapher-The sporting edr-
tor stole my paste pot and scls-
sors.
City Editor-I'll speak to him.
This plagiarizing must stop! -
Judge.
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"Oh, don't you wish you were
one of those old Vikings, Mr..
Lubberly?"
Yes, i did this morning"
why this morning?"
why this morning."
Because l wished was dead,
and they are"
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Cleveland woman, aged 35, /

CIeveIand W0man, aged 80, mas had
q children and hasn't kept a hired
girl. HUH there's woman in this
town, aged 35, who has had only one
child and hasn't kept ~ hired girls.
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The Tacoma AID club groweth apace
and waxeth strong. The plan to extend
censorship over its members adver-
Using with view to trimming off ex-
travagant claims is one that will react
to the great benefit of advertising and
advertising methods.
The man who played that dynamite
joke on the Los Angeles police gets 20
years in prison and grins and winks
over it. That's what you might call
an extraordinary sense of humor.
The eight-hour law for women is all
right as it stands; let us not take any
chances with more legislation.
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That Chicago girl has received so
much attention since ne offered her
soul for $1,000 that the average Chi
cago girl can soon afford to have soul.
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POSTMASTER Kainit, of BeeIeys-
port, says that since tn parcels
post has been in effect, tn postof-
flee smells like q commission
house."