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TWO SONS IN MINE
EXPLOSION: DAUGHTER
WOUNDED IN STRIKE

Mrs E. Gregory OF this city has
had more than her share Of trouble
the rast two days. Her daughter.
Miss Maggie Gregory was wounded
in the attack by strikers upon the
MoNaliy mine near waisenburg Mon
day afternoon while at. the mining
camp visiting the mine supeiintend.
ent. Mr.. Davis Miss Gregory was
wounded in the arm by n bulie.
which came thIorgh the door OF the
sups rlntendent's home and struck 4
watch which she wore rear her left
shoulder. the bullet DETECTING ana
hitting her in the arm.
Boys In Eeeies Mine Explosion
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Gregory
received word that her two sons.
George and Tom. were among the
one hundred and ninety men who
were entombed In miue No. 6. OF the
New Rivers Ccllis,y Company si
Eccles. West virginia. by an expio
slon. 1t was stated last night II
there was small hope for the recov,
cry of these men but this morning
Mrs. Gregory was overjoyed to re
ccive word that her sons we're both
safe. having been saved this morn
Ing. TAs 0sasrAi supsriatsndsnl
wired her this uornlns that the tvs
|eoys we're safs.
Rsssrs Seese Jrs 49, vSsrs
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there working in this same mine
with the Gregory boys and II was
also reported this morning tha, h.
was safe
These boys were undoubtedly
among the sixty who were rescued
alive this morning. but nothing was
said in the telegram to tell whethe-
they were among the twenty terribly
burned out OF the sixty injured. or
not
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INTEREST IN
PRESBYTERIAL
MEETINGS

The spring meeting of the Presby-
terry OF Pueblo and OF its auxiliary
orsanizalon. the wonans Presby-
terial Missionary society. convened
here Tuesday evening with abou
nfty de egaies refresenting the va,
iJus congregations OF the church in
he southern part OF the state. The
sessions of the Presbytery are being
held a; the First Presbyterian
church and the missionary socie.S
at the First Baptist church.
The sessions OF Dotn organizations
were opened with a praise service
at 1880 o'clock Tuesday evening at
the First Presbyterian church. fol-
loved by n sermon by Rev. William
Gordon Kerry Of cortez. Colorado. the
retiring moderator. Later there
"ac AZ tktNtAbA AAlo&tAd anu
temporary clerk and the report Of
the committee on arrangements. Rev
Amado Macs OF Masote. Colorado
was chosen moderator and Rev. Z
NJ. Scott of Lamar was leader at the
Presbytery at the forenoon's session.
which was succeeded by a business
conference. For the missionary so
ciety Mrs. J. W. Rogers of Canon City
delivered the address of welcome
which was responded to by Mrs. II
A. Hitchcock. Features OF the pro-
gram which followed were the orga-
niEation and roll call OF the society
and the years history of its efforts
and achievements which was taken
part in by a large number of ladies'.
This afternoons session of both
bodies was given up largely TO the
discussion OF business matters. II
had been planned to take the dele
gates and visitors TO both Presby-
terial meetings for an automobile
trip over the Skyline drive and on
visit OF inspection to the state pen
itentiary this afternon but the un-
favorable weather necessitated their
abandonment
Roth societies will combine In a
meeting to be held at the Presby-
terian church at 1880 o'clock this
evening at which the program viii
'bs:
Praise service,
Rssas Lesson. -CArist's Missioaar-
An sna PsFpess-. ssv. Wilssa. Z
Iaisasaafy - A1lA-
] AA1sooaL Ae C1AI1onGo - ~
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C. N. RICE ELECTED VICE
PRESIDENT STATE FAIR ASSN.

At a meeting OF the board OF direc-
tors of the Colorado State Fair as
sociation In Pueblo a few days ago.
@. NJ. Rice OF Lincoln Park was
elected vice president for Fremon:
county. In the ccurse OF n letter re-
te'vsd by Jr. Rire notifying hIm of
his election the secretary OF the
board says In part:
You we're elected because IL u
well known that sou are deeply in
terested In your section n he STAT.
and are desirous OF having a o.,m-
prehensive exhibit OF its proiucfs A.
the state fair next fall. There is 10
county in Colorado that can sa'r,
to remain away: n. only oerause
the fair Is \ state .nsti-upon. gu
because we are all .ins scs to let the
public know what - hesss none -
develop the resources ,. this grsat
commonwealth"
I, Is important that Fremont scum
ty should be adequately r-presoutee
at the state fair to be heit In Pu--
bio from September IL to 10 iaelu-
sive. The county commissioner
are empowered under the Law &c
make an appropriation OF $500 foi
the purpose OF making a creditable
display OF Its products at the state
fair. Call on Mr.. Rice and tell hi
what you expect to exhibit and he
will make all necessary arrange
menis for you in that respect.
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ELECTED Superintendent
OF MESA, ARIz., SCHOOLS

The following is a copy OF a tele-
gram received this morning by Prof.
c c Sherwood from r. S. Longmoore
secretary OF the Mesa Arizona. board
of education:
Mesa. Arizona. April IS. 1914.
George c. Sherwood, SIS Pike Ave.
Canon City. Colorado.
Dear Sir: At a meeting OF the
board OF education last night you
were unanimously chosen to be sup
erintendent OF the public schools here
for the coming year at a salary of
two thousand and one hundred dol
las. Our school year begins July
first. When can you be here.-
Although an applicant for the SUI
perintendency OF the Mesa schools
Prof. Sherwood did not anticipate
that the salary would exceed two
aAbASahu oohio PtA aAAuAl ac ihat
was the highest figure ever paid by
the board there and the additional
amount was voted to him as a trib-
ute TO his work as an educator.
Mesa is a suburb OF Phoenix and is
a delightful residence community OF
something like fifteen hundred in
habiiants.
Prof. Sherwood was graduated
from Yale university in 1907. taking
second honors in his class and win
ming a scholarship which he used in
procuring his Masters degree. In
addition to this he took his b. s.
degree from the National Normal
university at Lebanon. Ohio. and
took special work at Miami university
at oxford. Ohio. and at Ohio univer-
sity at Athens in that state. He
has had twelve years experience in
High school and grade work; being
at one time grade supervisor for
more than n thousand children. His
High school work In Canon City for
the last five years stands to his
credit. Prof. sherwood's friends
consratulate him "a The unanimity
% his can TO ~ As.AsAip Of thu
schools = Assa.
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NOTICE
Canon City. Colo. April q. 1914.
To the Patrons OF School Distrie,

Canon City. Colo. April u. 1914.
To the Patrons OF School District
No. s.
Dear Friends; II was brought to my
attention today that n few persons
had said: Miss curran is opposed
the candidacy OF Dr. Pitt A. Wade.
as president and director in school
district No. s."
choose this plan to assure you
the above statement Is untrue.
I do not consider 1t within my pro
vince 20 choose member of the
board In any district within the
county.
In justice to myself. I must add
hat. In my Judgment. Or. Pitt A.
Wade IL one OF the ablest school
board members In Fremont county,
and should like to suggest that the
improvements alone. along sanitary
and healihful lines OF the school
property in your district should en-
title the present directorate to re
election.
Assuring the good people OF school
district No. s. that am not un
mindful OF many kindnesses to me
personally and that have ever your
best interests at heart.
am. yours very truly.
MABEL CuRRAN.
County supt- Of Schools
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duty by the regulars.

duty by the regulars
Captain Parker. as soon as the
train arrived endeayored to communi-
cate with Col. Dasis In charge OF the
militia In this county since the de-
pature OF Adjutant General John
Chase yesterday but could not do SO
because OF The bad wires between
Canon City and Chandler. Upon ar
rival OF the Federal troops. the mill
tia automatically retired from ths
field although 1t will perhaps be
Thursday, morning at least before
the command OF the situation in Ere
mont county viii formally rass from
the hands of the militia into those
OF the Federal troops
Captain Parker Welcomed
Captain Parker was met at the
depot by Mayor Frank p. Smita
Judge Charles A. wilkin. Sheriff
Newcomb and Chief OF Police Julius
cramer and welcomed him and his
men to Canon City assuring the cap
tain that he would receive the good
viii and moral support Of the peo-
pie in their operations here.
The troops will probably go into
camp on the vacant lot back of the
Grande Hotel at the corner of St
and Water streets.
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FEDERAL
TROOPS IN
CANON CITY

Troops E and II End Squadron u
s. cavalry arrived in Canon City 1t
8 minutes of IL. today. in command
OF Captain +. L. ]. Parker. to take
complete charge of the strike situ-
alton in Fremont County. They left
Fort ID. A. Russell at Cheyenne at
IL o'clock last night having receiv-
ed their orders to entrain at s
O'Clock. There are 175 men all to-
gether.
They have not yet detrained and
perhaps will not do so because of the
heavy rain which was falling when
they arrived and is still giving Canon
City It's FIRST good wet down Of the
season.
Men Have Not Yet Detrained
The men are still in the tourist
sleepers in which they arrived and ii
Is expected they will remain there
all night. The men arrived here un-
mounted. they having been ordered
TO leave their horses at the Fort A
carload OF mules were brought along
to furnish locomotion for the wagons
OF the troop train.
Major Mcclure OF Fort Russell IA
expected to arrive here this evening
or in the morning to take command
of the operations OF the federal
troops In Fremont County.
A Canon City boy Harris Allen.
one OF the twin sons OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Allen who lives on the corner
Of Greydene and Cherry streets. IN
East Canon. is one OF the troopers
with the command under Captain
Parker.
Canon Boy Wants Gig Feed
At one o'clock Mrs Allen did no;
know that her son was here because
she had not been expecting his troop
to come here. III Ma knew | was
here she wouldn't let the ground resi-
under her feet in getting here said
young Allen when he had greeted a
number OF his old friends. Yes.
bet when she hears you are here she
will get an axe and 20 after one
those yellow legged chickens. said
one OF the friends MA go after
a yellow legged chioken," exclaimed
the lad. Il should say not. she won't
rest with anything smaller than her
biggest turkey when she hears I'm
here. wish could go out there
now and have a good feed
The train which brought the troop
ers into Canon City was In the gen
erai charge of Assistant supcrintend
ent. 4. E. Gray. Conductor Budd TAX
ing care Of the orders for Engineer
Frank lowell and Fireman John
Weir were the engine crew and Divi-
sion Foreman OF Engines. RAINBOW
accompanied the engine here.
Militia -offieers Resign
1t is reported upon good authority
that the officers Of the militia sta
toned in Fremont County have hand
ed their designations In protest
against the action OF Governor Am
mons In asking for the fedefsl troops
under the excuse that tho militia
could not cope with the situation.
The designations will take effect as
soon as the men are relieved from
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Great Task" by Mrs. f. Fl. Silver
thorne.
Address. Rev. Robt- Mclean. D. d.
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Resaaa ~ - = - : -
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
LUKE MclUkE SAYS.
fCi1c:r-eti EnuuirerD

lC1lc-HSHu inquirer
The quic:Ie5t way TO go broke is to
try to get rich quick.
What has become Of the old-fashion-
ed man WHO used to play "cats" and
do dogs in poker?
The Hi Cost Of Living was only a
pup in the days when a nous ehold was
awakened every morning by the music
of a coffee grinder.
Every woman dresses to please 9TH
er men and to displease other women.
A man can have a face like a
Cubist puzzle and yet the woman he is
good to will think he is handsome.
Marriage may be a lottery to the
girls under 25 But to the older girls
it is a grab bag.
The trouble with the man who is al
ways thinking about his own achieve
ments is that he isn't talking about
ours.
You never realize how dangerous a
thing little learning is until you hear
some girls trying to play the piano.
Another pretty safe bet is that you
will not get into much trouble if you
let the other man do all the thinking.
What has become of the oldfash-
toned umbrella that used to have a tag
on the inside with the inscription:
Stolen From John Jones?'
A crouch is a man who can eat
heartily when pretty girl is watching
him.
Daughter gets the backache if she
has to peel few potatoes for Mother
But she can dance the Chicken Flip
for Eve hours and holler for more.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
BANDIT AND POLICEMAN
VICTIMS OF TRAGEDY
BANDIT ROBE BaNfE.

CINCINNATI, Dee. 12.-The police
to-day are searching for the $500
obtained by Frank c. Hohl, automobile
bandit, from the two banks he held up
and robbed Thursday before he was
mortally shot in a pistol duel with
three police officers.
Patrolman Edward Knaul, the police
man shot by Hohl, was operated on
early to-day, but the attending physi-
clans held out very little hope for his
recovery.
Hollis body still lies unclaimed at
the city hospital His wife, Mrs Ber-
tina Hohl, who was arrested last
night, declared she would not claim
the body. She denied knowing any
thing about the robberies, saying she
even was ignorant of the fact that
Hohi had been in the city.
Mrs Hohl said her husband left her
more than year ago because she
would not take an active part in his
career of crime.
The life of Hohl, who was a noto-
rious automobile bandit, ended Thurs
day following a three hours career,
which included the robbing of two Gin
cinlati banks, the theft of an automo-
bile, and a pistol duel with policemen,
which ended with the almost certainly
fatal wounds to one officer and the
death OF the bandit.
Thirteen thousand and one hundred
dollars are missing as the result OF
the bank robberies and the police are
confident that Hohl in his wild auto
drive managed to pass this money
along to some confederate
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
UNEARTH A 60-F0OT LIZARD
Workmen on State Highway Find IN.
usual Petrified Specimen in
Colorado.

Denver, Colo.-What is believed to
be the remains of prehistoric petri-
fled lizard of the dinOsaurian period
has been unearthed here by workmen
employed on the state highway beA
tween Frankfort and Elizabeth, in
Douglas county. The giant specimen,
which in life was fully sixty feet in
length and was in type half animal
and half reptile, is believed to be pre-
served in its entirety, according to
word received by State Highway Com
missioner T. ]. Ehrhart.
The mammoth petrification rests on
a formation of sandstone and is be-
meath a layer of rock containing
streaks of onyx. This suggests aquatic
life.
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POLICEMAN DIES.

CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 1S.-3 p. NJ
Policeman Edward Knaul, who was
shot by Frank G. HOhl, the automobile
bandit, while trying to arrest the lat
ter yesterday after two banks had
been robbed, died at the~hospital to-
day from pistol wounds received in the
duel with Hohl. Knaul was shot
four time- The police were busy to-
day searching for another~ woman
whom they eblieve was the Bandits
confederate and to whom they think
he managed to give the $4,000 that he
obtained from the two banks.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22

San Francisco.-Fisherme towed
into port formidable submarine
which they captured IS miles out of
the Golden Gate. 1t was lowering in
the offing, menace to navigation and
flying no national colors. The sub
marine is a swordfish. probably the
largest of the few that have ever been
captured in these waters. It measures,
including its four-foot sword, a dozen
feet. 1t weighs over four hundred and
fifty pounds.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
CHRISTMAS DONT'S

Don't put off your shopping
until the last minute-DO 1T
NOW.
Don't waste time in buying
haphaZard.
Don't let impulse lead you
to choose inferior articles or
to pay high prices.
Shop early-early in the
morning, if possible, and plan
your Christmas lists in ad-
vance.
Sit down with he Bourbon
News in your hand, run your
eye over the advertising pages
and make your plans accord
ingly. The advertising will
not only only give you many
splendid suggestions, but it
will also post you as to the
best place to buy-among the
News advertisers-"the home
folks"
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ADVERTISING RATES

Display Advertisements, s1.00 per
inch for first time; so penis per inch
each subsequent insertion.
Reading Notices, 10 cents per line
each issue; reading notices in black
type, 20 cents per line, each issue
Cards Of thanks, calls on capdi-
dates, obituaries and resolutions, and
similar matter, 16 cents per line.
Special rates for large advertise
Ents and yearly contracts.
The right of publisher is reserved
10 Decline any advertisement or other
matter offered for publication.
Space is a newspapers stock in
trade and source of revenue.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
"a Members of Landtaa Fighting.

Berlin.-The statistical bureau of
the Prussian diet has issued list of
members of the "Landtag" now tight
ing in the German army. The list
contains IS members of the conserva-
tive party, ten of the liberaEconserva-
tive, IL of the center, Is Of the nation.
al-liberal and one OF the progressive
party.
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(nov24-5 t-Tus)

What has become Of the old-fash-
toned boy who used to chew tobacco
in school and used his high-top boots
as cuspidors
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-12-22
ORANGES BY THE BOX.

Call early and get the size you
want.
l5-tf) C.P. COOK & CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

blanche walsh, mt I<eith's Lyric.
one OF the biggest events of tho
theatrical season in Richmond will be
inc appearance ut the Lyric this week
OF blanche Walsh and her company In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

players this week. lena Rivers" a
story of abiding and Astounding love.
being the offering. When Beulah
Poyntcr presented this simple lay OF
the heart at the Bijou several seasons
ago. all previous records from a box
office standpoint. OF that theatre were
broken. The average audience is in
tensely human. after all. and the story
told by Mary j. Holmes more than fifty
Gears ago is rs compelling; in these.
days ns 1t was then. That IS one of
the reasons why LENA Rivers" Is to
he presented at the Grayce Scott 81
jou.
Another and equally as potent rea-
son Is that Miss Scott has been re-
quested by hundreds OF her friends to
portray the loveloyn maid, whose birth
shrouded In mystery. offers social
bar which she mounts through sheer
pluck and = nature brimful OF the milk
of human kindness, There are many
intensely dramatic moments in the
play: many moments when the audi
ence's sympathies are thoroughly
aroused. Likewise there Is present,
hurnor In sufficient quantity to tighten
the heavier moments. 1t is altogether
& llkeAh!e play and Miss Scott should
make peculiarly adorable Lena
However. delightful as Lena Ia both
d In the story and in the play she is by
no means the only character of i'm
| portance. ana Stage Director Berthelet
I has been particularly happy in casting
| the players. The complete cast fol-
5, lows:
Lena Rivers. ...............M Miss Scott
\ Granny Nichols Miss Atkinson
| Caroline Livingston. Miss Dudley
/ ann" Livingston. ........... Miss Ball
] Mrs Graham. .......... Miss Crawford
+ Dnf.vard belmont. hIr Warner
I Nancy Scrivendyke. Miss Crawford
! Joei Siocuin ................. Mr.. Newing
Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08
CITY AUDITORIUM.
Thursday night - McfEEer-RRppold
concert tRadcliTc nttraction).
"ZicEfeld Follics."


Despite the fnct that ~ziegfeld Fol-
lies Is the only musical comedy In
stitution In tho world. and has been
playing the principal cities OF tho East
almost continuously Tor the past seven
years, the massive organization has
never appeared in the South. but by
special arrangement with Messrs. Klaw
X Erlanger and +. Zicafeld. Jr.. n
special four weeks tour has been mr.
ranged, and the big entertainment Is
10 Do exhibited at tho Academy to-
morrow. Notwithstanding that nil of
Mr.. ZieGfeld's previous offerings have
been among the most elaborate ever
presented, the forthcoming "Follies''
* said TO excel any OF his former pro-
auctions The book Of the present
.'2icGfcld Foilies" il by George V.
Hobart. with music from tho pen OF
Raymond Huhholi. with special num-
bers by Buck and Stamper. Tho work
is In two acts and thirtcen massive
scenes There are more than $50 nu-
steal comedy entertainers employed In
the presentation of the piece. Tho cast
comprises the names of such popular
players rs Jose Collins. Frank Tin
ney. Leon Enroll. Nat Wills. Eliza
beth Price, Stella Chatelaln. Ethe!
Amortta Kelley. Anna Pennington. Will
liam lie Erun. Murray Queen. J. Ber
nard. Dyllyn Harry Gribbcn, Peter
Swift. Max Schcck. Charles Purdy,
Florence Gardner, Lotto Vernon. Bees
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

the dramatic pIaylet THE Countess
Nadine" AS an emotional actress there
is probably no ono who has superior
talent. She probably attained her
greatest success In The Resurrection"
and The Woman In the Case" For
her short season In vaudeville Miss
Walsh has an intensely dramatic plny-
let. written by Joseph a. Golden. In
which she Is given an opportunity to
display her wonderful talents In emo
,ional roles. The scene of The
Countess Nadine Is laid In the private
parlor OF the Hotel Royale In kiev,
Russia. She has the assistance OF
such well-known actors as Wells L.
knioloe. Theodore Babcock, William
Nj. Irevers. Joseph Logan and Charles
Corlin.
An excellent array of acts has been
laid around Miss Walsh's Offering. SO
that those who arc not SO deeply intcr-
ested in dramatic work will find some
hing to their liking in the diversified
numbers which will be presented. Next
= Blanche Walsh in Importance of en-
tertaining value TO many patrons will
be one of the real genuine novelties
Of the year. This is a film portrayal
of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle. Amer
icas foremost opponents OF society
dances. This film is the first success
fui dancing picture ever taken, and
SHOWS the castles In their New York
establishment executing the many and
varied dances In which they excel.
A few of the dances shown include the
Hesitation Waltz. the One-Sten the
MaNixe. the Argentine Tango and their
own creation. called the Castle Walk"
1t Is really Il wonderful film. and Is
sure TO cause much comment by the
dance-mad corwd. while the correct
music. written by n we'll known foreign
composer. is used with every dance
Swor and Mack in realistic impress
sions of Southern negroes are two
very clever blackface omedians. Their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-08

Influences are At work in the person
Of tho new maid, who smuESles n real
thief Into the house. and that worthy
Is just about to make his getaway"
with all the valuables in sight when
he is discovered by the prospective
bridegroom. who mistakes him for the
detective he had hired to watch him.
"Lcnn Rivers" nj Bijou.
Back into straight ana legitimate
paths after six days OF comedy with
music. will trudge the Grayce Scott