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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-07-10
II. O. MCCLURE Director.
RAY s. FELLOWS. Clerk.
g. T. BUMGARNER Member

NOTE. The unexpeuded balance Of Ap.
rroyei Estimate is classified as a conditional
liability for the reason that under the law
H.. s,,,,e may after June 3Oth De converted
into warrants in payment OF claims created
within the fiscal year for which the same was
available The warrants so issued are q mo
line 4-"E'.
NOTE: The law requires the Annual
Statement and Estimate OF each School Dis.
trirt 10 lc published IN a newspaper printed
in such District II published in weekly
r4ucr. in two consecutive issues. II ~ daily
rsppr. in four consecutive issues. II there
be no newspaper published IN the Schoo.
District then . copy thereof shan be posted
within five DAYS after the first Monday in
Univ. in at least five public places therein
After having been published or posted. The
affidavit on the reverse side hereof showing
such fact should be properly filed out aud
subscribed The Statement and Estimate
should then be certified to the County Ex
else Board.
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NEW ORLEANS. July O. Cotton futures
lo,ed steady unchanged TO 3 point, down


GALVESTON July o.. Mddhme l3 Pc,
receipt. ] a94, exports l-l0. sales ia6,
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PRODUCE


CHICAGO. july 6-BUTTER. Unchanged
EGGS. Unchanged Receipts lO,gl-
cases.
CHEESE: Unchanged.
POTATOES; Lower, Receipts rs ears,
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j. !. McAlcster Of NcAlcstcr Okla. here
by announces his candidacy for prcsdcUt
Of the state board Of agriculture. subject
TO tho Democratic primaries, August 1.
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Frark u Curry hereby announces his
candidacy for state senator from the Thirty
first senatorial district comprising the
counties of lulsa oud Washington. subject
10 the Democratic Urinary. August a
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY July g-Euttcr y eggs and
poultry unchanged
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
A PRETTY CHRIST
MAS DAY WEDDING

A quiet but pretty Christmas we'd
ding was celebrated at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Arnold, on Grand avenue. Lin
coin park, at high noon on Thursday.
when their daughter. Miss Lucy Ar
mold. was married TO William Nc
Cartuey. also of Lincoln park. The
nuptial ceremony was performed b.
Rev. George f. Sewer, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, in a most
Impressive manner. The guest list in
cluded only the immediate relatives
and the more intimate friends of the
contracting parties.
Prof. Frank Arnold. principal Of
the public schools OF Nancos. Colo,
and brother of the bride. was best
man and Miss Mabel Mccartney. sis
ter Of the groom. was bridesmaid. The
hOIt - VI
5harmuese and carried a boquet OF
roses.
Following the congratulations of the
happy couple a splendid turkey din
ner was served to the assembled COM
pany. The menu was an elaborate
one and among its features were Eng
lish plum pudding and all OF the good
things suggested by such an occasion
as the dinner was designed to COM
memorate.
Many useful and beautiful gifts
were presented to the bride and
groom by their friends in celebration
OF their wedding day. which the guests
were privileged to inspect
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccartney. who are
delightful young people, will make
their home on Grand avenue. where
an attractive cottage has been fitted
up for their occupancy.
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THE KIDS HiD GREAT
TIME At MAJESTIC

Kids of all kinds. big. little. dirty
and clean. to the number Of about one
thousand had-a great time at the Ma
jesic's free matinee yesterday after
noon at o'clock.
The management lad prepared a
special Christmas program for them
and they all certainly enjoyed it, They
swafmed out OF the Elks club after
seeing Santa cihus and rushed peil
nell to the Majestic. From the min
ute they reached there until the serE
last minute before they left Il seemed
as if bedlam had broken loose.
The orchestra PLAYED for them and
the pictures were the kind that held
the interest Of all q them. Most OF
them expressed their thanks to Mr.
Fairchilds in appreciation for ths
good time.
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POSSESSES THE
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT

Mrs. Esther pratz. mother OF Mrs.
J. p. Pack of North Ninth street. now
in the eighty-ninth year OF her age
is In many respects notable old
lady. not the least remarkable Of her
Qualities being the unusual activity
of her physical and mental faculties.
Mrs. Pratz. In her younger days.
established for herself IN cnsiablc
reputation a. cook. and sEs still ex-
cells many a woman OF half her years
In the culinary art. Ten days or two
weeks ago. when the holiday spirit be-
gan to take possession of the oomma-
rity Mrs. Pratz informed her daughter
that she desired to make the Christ
mas cake and was given the privilege
OF doing 50. The finished product Of
her skiil WAS masterpiece of its
kind. large enough to satisfy the ap-
petites OF a dozen hungry people and
its icing decorated with flowers OF
wonderous form and beauty. In ap-
pearance and quality the cake would
have taken the chief prize at school
OF cookery.
Mrs. Pratt has also just completed
quilt of marvellous design and In
tricaey.
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Being Tried in County Court.

william Roden OF Prospect Heights.
who was arrested the first Of the
week and placed under bond In the
sum of $500 TO await hearing. l. be-
ing tried before Judge Cooper IN ths
county court today on the charge OF
selling intoxicating liquors in dry
territory in violation oi the local op-
tion law Of the state. The case is be-
ing tried by jury OF twelve men and
was called at o'clock this morning.
The case is being prosecuted by Dep
uty District Attorney r. II. stino-
meyer. Judge /. W. Ibbotson appear
as attorney for the defendant
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
CELEBRATED SlXTIETH
WEDDIhG ANNIVERSARY

Nir. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hiil of 122 River
side avenue. South Canon. quietly
celebrated the sixtieth anniversary Of
their marriage last Tuesday. There
was no formal observance OF the oc-
casion. although a number OF their
neighbors and friends and more inti-
mate friends called at their home
during the afternoon and evening TO
tender their congratulations and ex-
press the hope that they might be
permitted to enjoy many more re-
currences of their Wedding day.
Mr.. and Mrs. HIN are pioneers OF
this western country and recall many
thrilling incidents Of life ON the from
tier in the early days. Mr.. HIM was
for many years a stage driver be-
tween the Missouri river and the
Rocky Mountains. and in that capacity
had many adventures on the plains
with road agents and Indians. He
continued stage driving until the rail-
roads put the stage lines out Of bus
mess.
Mr.. Hin possesses fund OF in
teresting "Reminiscences in relation to
the settlement of the west equaiied by
few men now living.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
THE ElkS' CHRISTMAS TREE

The Christmas tree and entertain
ment given by the Eiks of Canon City
Thursday afternoon was one of the
great successes OF the season. Fully
thousand people were admitted TO
their club building during the af-
ternoon. the majority of them being
children under years OF age Santa
Claus arrived at the north entrance
to the building in an automobile
shortly after o'clock and from that
time until the affair was over was
the cynosure Of all eyes.
A superb musical progrom was rem
dered by an orchestra under the d.
rection OF b. c. Hummel and com-
posed of Miss Weaver and Mr.. sui
llvan. violinisss; Miss Emmerson. pi-
anist; Mr.. stromberger. cello. Mr..
Mcclure and Mr.. sartor, clarinets
Mr.. Hummel and Mr.. HoGghton, cor
nets; Mr.. Bachus. trcinbone. and AR.
Turner, drums.
other features of the afternoons
entertainment was vocal solo by
Mrs. sehweigert and an address on
Christmas and its Significance by
Judge Schweigert. Santa Claus. ar
rayed in royal garments. descended a
great chimney. built for the purpose
into the lodge roo mand was given a
loyal greeting by the little folks on
his appearance.
The musical numbers were splen-
didly rendered and were keenly sp-
preciated by all present. More than
six hundred sacks containing candy.
nuts. oranges etc, were distributed
among the children.
To the little folks. and to many peo-
pie of larger growth. IT was the most
joyous event OF the holiday season.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
SERIOUSLY SICK
At HUTCHINSON

Mrs. Lettie shumway received a
telegram from Hutchinson. Kansas.
Friday that her son-in-law. George
shields, was critically III at his housn
at that place and that all hope OF his
recovery had been abandoned. Mrs.
shumway viii leave here on Sunday
or Monday for his bedside.
Mr.. Shields. who Ia n prosperous
ranchman In his home state. visited
Canon City last summer and Was 80
much pleased with the town and is
surroundings that he decided to re-
move here and engage In fruit grow
ing and was arranging to dispose .of
his properts Interests in Kansas to
that end ~hcn stricken with his pz--
ent smess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
ATTENDING BUSINESS
MEETING IN DENVER

Major VIM. +. Spencer left today
for Denver to attend the agency meet
ing OF the field forces of the Mutual
Life Insurance company of New York.
The meeting is to be composed of the
company's representatives who have
written their quotas of business for
1913, who will be the guests Of State
Manager o. C. Watson. There will be-
banquet and other entertainment
and n business meeting, the sessions
extending over a period OF two days.
The Mutual Life. the Oldest life
company in America. has enjoyed an
other prosperous year. In 1912 the
company placed si57.Ooo.ooo new in
surance in force, and ON November
lst OF this year IL was eight million
ahead OF the 1912 record for the same
time.
The Fremont county representa-
tives OF the company. Of which Major
Spencer is one. have not been idle.
for they have placed considerably
more than 100000 new business In
force the past year.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
Lef, for Cripple Creel rsa.,. =

Rev. Edwin Johnson. who has been
hero for several weeks officiating as
the rector OF Christ Episcopal church.
len this afternoon for Cripple crcek.
where he will join his wife and III.
Tie son for short time before going
to cIenwood Springs to locate. Re-
johnson has been appointed to the
rectoratc OF the congregation of th.
Episcopal church at oIenwood by
bishop Brewster of the diocese OF
western Colorado and Will shortly
proceed there with his wife and Fam.
lily to make his home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
GIVEN SURPRISE
BY HIS FRIENDS

A. Coburn. who resides at 533 New
York avenue. South Canon. was given
a delightful surprise by his fricnds
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Coburn lives
alone at the number stated above. and
while away from home on an err
rand his neighbors went to his house,
taking with them q Christmas tree
loaded with useful and beautiful pres I
ents for him. After placing the tree
In q conspicuous place in the living
room the visitors secrcted themselves
to see the effect OF It's discovery sp-
on Mr.. coburn when he should retsra
to the house. They did not have iongs
to wait. rs n messenger was sent to
hurry him home. but did not inform
him for what reason he was wanted.
lilo was astonishcd beyond measure
at what he saw on entering the door
and was for few moments at los.
what TO say. When he realized that
the good fellows OF the neishborhood
had played a Joke on him be called
TO them to come out from their hid
ing and help him enjoy the ooeasioS-
Mr. coburn. who Is "a years Of age.
said this morning that the affair was
one OF the most enjoyable incidents
that has occurred TO him in a Io1b
time.
Nr. cobarh. wha ~as born in i.or-
ralne county, onio. came to Colorado
In isss and has lived in this state
! oysr since. the greater part OF II .
Fremont county. lie Is one OF the plo-
neers OF this portion OF the Arkansas
valley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
MISS EFFIE POWELL GETS
R0CkYAlE P0STOffICE
Rockyale Paradox:

Rockyaie Paradox:
Last Friday Miss Efne Powell re-
ceiyed word from Washington that
she had been appointed postmistress
OF Rockvale and ordered to take the
oath of office Immediately and file q
bond at once.
After the inauguration OF Woodrow
Wilson as president of the United
States there were a number OF DEM
oorats IN Rockvale who emulatcd cx-
Governor Dockery OF Missouri in 4
desire TO look another Democratic
postmaster in the face before they
died.
The result was that several Of them
got busy brushing up for the eSamin-
alton and securing around for support
OF those in a position TO assist them.
About the time that the contest wns
warming up between the aspirants
Postmaster Powell died and the
bonasmen placed Miss Efhe in
charge until a civil service examina-
tion was held.
or course this placed Miss Powell
in an excellent position to prepare
for the examination. and her conduct
Of the office created demand from
the public in general that she enter
as an applicant. She did and the re-
suit was that all of the Democrats
who had Intended taking the examin-
alton withdrew in her favor except
Louis L. job, who persisted to the
last in an effort to secure the ap-
pointmcnt
The Democrats OF Rockvaie almost
to a man and woman favored the ap-
pointment OF Miss Efne Powell and
she was the recipient OF numerous
congratulations after Il was learned
that she had been named
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
SPENDING VACATION
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Superintendent c. 9. Brown and
Professors Carol and Ambrose OF the
Florence high school left the FIRST OF
the week on a camping trip TO tho
Hardsorahsie country to spend their
vacation hunting and trapping and
tasting the delights of outdoor ex-
Istence. They have been looking for
ward to the outing with great antlci-
patton and made elaborate prepara-
tons for the trip. They are out for
bear and bobcats. though they will
not despise the humble rabbit, who
is scheduled TO furnish fresh meat for
the camp.
Their hunting equipment was com
plete and right up TO the minute. in
Guiding eleven guns. eight traps,
three dogs and a ferret to say moth
Ing of a camera to snap shot the bear
on the scene OF the conflict.
The party viii pitch their camp
above the Mckenzie ranch on Upper
Hardscrabble and expect TO continue
their outing until the latter part of
next week.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
CHAS. 0. HUR0 DIED SUM-
DAY NIGHT FROM PNEUMONIA

Chas. o. Hurd died at his home on
East Main street near the county
farm. Sunday night at S O'Clock from
pneumonia. after a short illness, aged
SO years, 4 months and days.
Deceased had lived in Fremont
county for many years and was one
Of the best known fruit growers and
ranchers OF the Four Mile district.
Mr.. Hurd was Canadian by birth.
He leaves a wife and six children.
four sons and two daughters, both of
the latter as well as one of the sons
being married.
The funeral service will be held at
the family home at 1880 O'Clock We'd
nesday afternoon. with Rev. Geo. +.
Sewer. pastor OF the First Presbyte-
rian church. conducting the obsequies.
Interment will be at Lakeside cems-
Gary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
Two Christina. erandson..

Mr.. and Mrs A. s. Sage OF 525
Rudd avenue are rejoicing over the
advent OF two grandsons into the
family circle. one OF them born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcn Sage on December
2ist and the other born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Sage on Christmas eve
One OF the little fellows tipped the
beam at eight pounds and the other
at seven pounds. Mothers and infant,
in both caHes reported To be doing
nicely. The congratuhuons Of friends
Is in order.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
Operated on for Appendicitis.

Erie Freek. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Freek Of Garden park, under
went an operation at tho hospital
here rriday night for appendicitis. He
was brought hore late Friday AFTER
noon and was operated on shortly
sfssr his arrival At the hospital. He
4 rsportsd 70 b Esttins aIoag quite
- VIII - could b sxpsctsd under
~ olBuumslaneoG.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
Christmas Letter from Japan.

City Marshal Julius q. cramer on
Friday received n Christmas letter
from Chester II. wooton. formerly oi
Pueblo. but now head of a big ex.
porting firm at Yokohama. Japan
Mr.. wooton has been living In the far
east for long period and Mr.. cra-
mer had not heard from him for eigh,
years. He Expresses the hope of be-
Ing able to return to Colorado at some
time in the future with big bunch
Of money.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-01
UNUSUAL QUANTITY
OF HAIL HANDLED

A very exceptional quantity OF holi-
day mail has been handled at the
Canon City office during the last two
weeks, Id fact the volume Of letters.
packages and post cards largely ex-
coed that OF any previous period OF
corresponding iensth in the history
OF the office, The arrangements for
taking care OF the business. however.
were so complete that there was ut
no time any congestion either In for
warding OF the malls Or IN its delIv-
cry to people here Much credit Is
due TO the postoffce employees here
for the pro@pi manner in which the
business was transacted. all OF them
working hard TO prevent any inoon-
senience to the public. Every man
worked as IL he were personally re-
sponsiblo for any delay that might
occur in the dispatch. distribution and
delivery OF the mails.
During the ten days beginning he
cembcr 18th and ending December
gath a total OF $50 sacks of mail were
sent out from the Canon City postof-
fice, which was more than double ths
number dispatched during the corre-
spending days last year, when the
number Of sacks carrying outward
bound mail was 242. While no record
was kept Of the number OF holiday
packages forwarded from here during
the ten days Immediately preceding
Christmas. II is copservatively esfi-
ma,ed that each sack contained some
thing like forty parcels. or n total n
- SEQ.
During the eie ,en days commenc-
ing December 18th and ending De-
c-Dbcr 25th u totai Of al sacks o.
mail were received at the Canon City
postoffice. During the corresponding !,
days In December. 1912. the number
OF sacks OF mail received was sf7. OF
considerably less than half the num-
tor that came in this year.
The sale of stamps ut the local
postoffice from December LIST TO 9Th
OF this year was s2.ss7.2i. For the
snme period twelve months ago the
sale Of stamps amounted TO sI.ss1.45.
The increase for the FIRST twenty-four
days OF December this year was
$ls5.7s. The number Of 1 cent stamps
sold seemed TO indicate the number
Of post cards mailed at the local of
fice from December 18th to gath was
something like 2s.sso. During the ten
days from December 18th to e5th
2s.soo cent stamps were sold q the
postofnce. II b computed that aboat
30 pr esnt = 49, were usea - pa
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Guests Of Dr.. asd Mrs. DIekson

Mrs. c. NJ. Rcinhart Of Colorado
Springs is here for the holiday season
the guest Of DR.. and Mrs.. Homer Dick
son and family. Mrs. Rinehsrt II
Mrs. Deckson's mothsr.
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CHRISTMAS
JOYOUSLY
CELEBRATED

Never before perhaps has the holi
day spirit been so all-pervading in
Colorado and in Fremont county as It
is this season. The good-fellow spirit
is abroad in the state and in every
community within its borders the
Christmas period is being ceie-
brated with a more than usual de-
gree OF Joyousness and enthusiasm.
The Christmas tide in Canon City was
commemorated by the Interchange Of
gifts among relatives and friends,
neighbors and associates. and the
CHEEKY greetings that make December
25th the most notable OF all the year.
Not only was there giadness and
feasting in the homes of the wealthy
and the weIl-to-do. but in the homes
OF the poor and the unfortunate as
we'll there was happiness and good
cheer individual and collective gem
erosity and benevolence looked after
the INDECENT. the sick and those in
Strengthened financial circumstances.
and as . result OF their thoughtful
ness the day was one whose memory
will be recalled with pleasure for a
long time.
In all of the evangelical churches
and in the homes OF scores OF people
the Christmas tree. loaded with gifts
for the little folks was an incident Of
the occasion, and. there was hardly al
oAfid in the community that was not
made the recipient OF some pleasing
gift in consequence of public or pri- /
Vate bounty. Musical and literary
programs were given by nearly all
the Sunday schools, all OF them reso-
nant OF the Christmas spirit in which
was encouraged the idea that it is
more blessed to give than to receive.
Christmas day redeemed in all re-
speets the most delightful anticipa-
uoas and wiz go down in the chroni
cles OF the community as one OF the
happiest within the memory OF the
Oldest inhabitant. The weather was
ideal for mid-winter and carried ont
the popular conception OF what
Christmas should be. but what 1t sell
dom is in Colorado. The temperature
was but a few degrees above zero
early in the morning and there was
only short time during the day when
the atmosphere was warm enough to
melt the snow in the streets. 1t was,
perhaps. the coldest Christmas for a
period OF twenty years. II was the
ninth time since December twenty
fifth 1891 that there was snow on the
ground at Christmas.
When the final check-up OF sales
is made. invoices taken and compari-
sons completed old figures will show
that the Christmas holiday business
in Canon City this year was consider
ably greater than that OF twelve
months ago. That there were more
people on the streets and in the
stores during the ten days proceeding
Christmas is a certainty. In fact
canon City people are now celebrat-
ing one Of the most notable and de-
lightful holiday seasons that ever
came to the community. II will long
be remembered for the good cheer
that characterized IL and the heart
ness with which 1t is being celebrated.