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THE UNION PRINTERS HOME

President James 81. Lynch Of the
international typographical Unson.
with headquarters in indianapolis.
Ind. has forwarded to the members OF
the local typographical union No. 425
n bunch OF booklets skill inches In size
descriptive Of the union printers home
at Colorado Springs. the only institu
tuition Of It's kind in the world.
These booklets contain many beau.
tiful half tone cuts. resembling photo.
gravures. OF the home and its sur
roundings and are marvels OF me
chanical skill and presswork. They
are from the Hollenbeck Press OF In
dianapolis.
The union printers home. which
tells the story of the love OF man for
his fellow men. was inspected last
summer by more than twenty thousand
visitors. representing nearly every
civilized country on earth
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J. p. FARMER. Secretary.
T. B. COULTER, Chairman.

Canon City. Colo. Feb. 6. 1914.
The special committee. consisting
OF Dali Deweese. John Shaw Jr. and
I-afe Combs. met at p. IN. at the Of
fee of Lafe Combs. After considerable
discussion Mr.. Deweese made n mo-
ton that the matter Of selecting a site
for the proposed federal building
to be built in Canon City be sub
mittcd to the patrons of the Canon
City postoffice ny addressing a o!rch-
lar letter 70 tie wosstn over is years
of age and zen over 81 years o, age.
Al d that the circular letter set 20; IN
Is follows that a. exTresslon IN n
separate sheet Of paper to be inelosed
stating their prefere7te II they .a.o-
location on Fifth -freet or west II
Fifth street. or on Sixth street. or east
of Sixth street. AMI to sign their
names 10 which location they prcfer
for the federal building.
On the above motion Mr.. Dali De
weese and John Shaw Jr. voted yes
ard Lafe Combs no.
LAFE COMBS. Secretary.
DALI DEwEEsE. Chairman.
Patrons of the postof6ce what f.
your further pleasure?
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tee. After some general discussion. t
was agreed. by common consent. that
each subcommittee of FIVE retire for
consultation in the hope that com
promise site might be selected.
AT the conclusion OF this confer
ence the chair called upon C. V. Hod.
Gin. who. representing the east end
committee stated that the east end
committee was willing 10 recommend
as first choice site as far west as
Sixth street and Main as an extreme
compromise and Sixth street and Ma.
cen as = second choice and the west
end committee stood firmly for Fourth
street and Macon.
1t appeared that no further COM
promise was possible and Inspector
Fleming having appeared in the room
the president made fair and truth
ful statement to him of the delibera-
tions OF this committee.
1t waas duly moved and seconded
that this whole matter of location OF
the postoffce site be referred back to
the committee OF three in which this
present committee had its origin. said
Committee of three consisting OF Dali
Deweese. Lafe Combs and John Shaw
Jr.
The motion was carried by vote OF
zine to one.
The committee OF ten then adjourn.
ed.
N -.n,.r,, g.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Stalter and lit
tie boy arrived Wednesday mornin<
from Pacific Grove. California. where
they have had their home the pa
two years. They win visit two or three
days at the homes OF Mrs. stalter's
sisters. Mrs. d. T. Mills and Mrs A
n. Ayers. then go to on to their old
home at Fargo. Okla
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PRESIDENT LORY COM
MENDS DAIRY TRAIN
Daily Record.

Canon City, Colo.
Gentlemen: Knowing your interes,
ia the agricultural development oi
Colorado. am writing to call your ut.
Mention to the dairy, silo and forage
crop demonstration train which is 20
be operated by the Santa Fe and the
Colorado Agricultural college in your
We believe your section holds great
possibilities for the dairy industry.
and we should all work together to fos-
ter and see that II is developed. along
right lines.
The train is being equipped here 1t
the college and will carry one car OF
1--we stock. including three different
types CT dairy cows for demonstra-
tion purposes and a forage crop exhibit
Dairy COW judging demonstrations will
be given on a fiat car. A baggage car
will contain exhibits of feeding ra-
tions. silo material. dairy machinery.
milk testing apparatus and chart dis
play. Two passenger coaches will be
used for lectures on problems reiat-
ing to milk production. A lecture and
demonstration car will be In charge
of the department OF home economics
from the college In which lectures
and demonstrations on the care of
milk in the home. home dairying. cur
ing and cooking Of meats and other
subjects OF interest to women will bs
given.
Professors Morton and Frear. DIR
Glover. Mr.. Blinn. Mr.. Dillon and Miss
Haynes will represent the college. ]
am writing to ask your cooperation
in making the largest use OF the traia.
u would be n great help II you would
urge on the leaders Of the organi-
zations OF farmers. country churches
and country schools the Importance
OF having their members come and
study the exhibits. In some places
all OF the stores viii be closed and
entire attention centered upon the
train for the full time OF the stop.
We should be very glad TO have any
suggestions that you may be able 20
give us as to how the train may be
made most useful 10 the people OF
your section.
Very truly yours.
CHAS. A. LoRY.
President Agricultural College.
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Canon City. Colo. Feb. 4. 1914.

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A committee OF ten citizens of the
Canon City. Colorado. community.
having been duly elected by a larger
committee OF sixteen citizens. met at
the office of Dali DeWeese in Canon
City, Colorado. In special session pur-
suant to call. at $50 O'Clock a. m. u
the above date.
The purpose of this meeting was to
endeavor to select site for the pro
posed federal postoffice in this com
munity that would be acceptable to all
parties concerned.
Al members OF this committee oi
ten were present and fully particlpai.
ing in It's deliberations. namely:
J. II. Peabody. General Maupin. Geo.
Lockafellow. David Robson and Ben
Bea. being the so-oalled west end mem
hers. and T. b. Coulter. Dali Dewcose.
W II. Dozier. C. v Hodrin and !. p.
Farmer. being the so-called east end
members OF said committee.
The meeting was organized by the
unanimous selection OF r. u. Coulter
as chairman and ]. p. Farmer as sec.
retary.
President Coulter. In taking the
chair. spoke briefly OF harmony and
compromise.
1t was moved by Gen. MaupIn and
tnly seconded that this committee go
INTO executive session and that all Wis
itors be requested to retire. On vote.
this motion was carried.
Gov. Peabody moved. and the motion
was duly seconded. that for purposes
o. temporary discussion this com
mittee consider only the following To-
cations. namely: Fourth street and
Macon (southwest OF intersection)
Firth street and Macon northeast Of
intersection). Eighth street and Main
northwest of intersection). and Sew
enth street and Main northeast of in
tersection).
This motion was carried.
A general discussion OF these four
sites followed. in which 1t appeared
that Fourth street and Macon was the
fsvorite site of majority OF the west
end committee and Seventh street and
Main or Eighth street and Main OF n
majority Of the east end committee.
About IL o'clock m. the comimttee
adjourned to meet again at 2:30 D. m.
The committee Of ten met again at
2:30 .. m. Of the above day and date
in adjourned session. Present and TAX.
ing part all members OF the commit
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Canon City. Colo. Feb. IL, 1871
Editor of the Daily Record,

Editor of the Daily Record,
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir: On February Ord there
appeared an article in the columns Of
your paper with the following head
line: Protest Against Selecting Loca-
tion." In this article it was mentioned
that a delegation from Lincoln Park
and South Canon were present at n
meeting OF the city council and en-
tered strong protest to the action OF
the mayor and seven members OF the
beard of aldermen in their addressing
a letter to j. II. Fleming. special agent
o. the treasury department of Wash
ington, ID. c., in which they expressed
themselves as being favorable to the
present location of this municipal
building whenever such an improve
ment was entered upon.
For the information Of the people
mt large, We. the undersigned. desire
to say that this delegation did not con-
sist simply OF citizens Of South Canon
and Lincoln Park. but that many Of
This delegation are longtime resi-
dents OF Canon City.
Having learned Monday that all OF
Tie aldermen, including the mayor and
with the exception of Mr.. A. Z. Shar-
man. had signed this statement above
referred to and that 1t was done for
the purpose OF influencing the federal
inspector to locate the new postoi-
fee building on the corner of Fourth
and Macon. and We assure you this
every member of that COMMITTEES
thought that the corner of Fourth and
Macon or Fifth and Macon for
such building was not the
choice Of a majority OF the patrons Of
the postoffce. and that in selecting
a site for such a building all of the
people should be made acquainted with
the facts in the case and that they
should have a voice in selecting n site
Therefore. We. the undersigned cit
izens II Canon City and adjoining dis
tricts. met at the office of Dali
weese. SIP Main street. on Monday
evening and then appeared before the
council meeting TO be enlightened on
Just what had been the action OF the
council
The result Of that meeting was that
Fall Deweese. Lafe Combs and john
Shaw Jr. were chosen as a commit
tee to formulate plan TO bring this
a;limportant subject properly be
fore the people.
The result OF which action follow
AuiS dIutle.
w. II. DoZIER EENRY HUTTON
l. W FELTER LOUIS REINKEN
JOHN SHAW JR. DALI DEwEEsE
J. II. HARRISON l. H. BANCROFT
a. SHORE J. p. WAITS
a ]. TURNER T. sANDERsoN
J. w. LANDEN L r. JEwETT
G V. HoDGIN c. c. PATTON
u. w. ROSS W. II. TROUT
A. r. MITCHELL GEO. II. SALE
A. p. NELSON ]. p. FARMER
g. N. WRIGHT
Citizens did we do right?
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Canon City. Colo. Feb. 3. 1914
$3.50 A. NJ.
Citizens did we do right?

canon tltys COIO., feD. o. lHlf.
$50 A. NJ.
The special committee that had been
appointed at the city hall Monday even.
ing. Feb. 2, met at 2 am. Tuesday at
the Office OF Mr.. Dali Deweese. Present
Dali DeWeese and Lafe Combs OF the
committee and Federal Site Agent Air
]. N Fleming.
The purpose OF the special commit
tee being 10 devise plan by which all
factions might agree upon the site
for the federal building that is TO be
built in Canon City.
1t was suggested by Mr. Deweese
that we invite sixteen gentlemen.
eight each from the two factions. TO
meet with the special committee for
the purpose OF formulating a plan TO
adjust and get together on some site
for a federal building and to recon-
mend same to Mr.. Fleming. The sug-
gestion of Mr.. DeWeese was concur ed
In by Lafe Combs and Mr.. Fleming.
Tho following gentlemen were in
sited 10 meet at Mr.. Deweese's Of
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Mrs. Mccurry. accompanied her
daughter. Mrs Patton. OF cotopaxi. II
the hospital at saiida Friday for Il
surgical operation. Latest reports say
she is not improving as well as was
expected and her friends here have
been summoned to her bedside.
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The friends Of the family Of FFani
Baird. who left Linool nPark for @
home In New Mexico last year. are
slad to hear OF their prosperity Tn
hase moved from the alfalfa farm,
where they FIRST located. TO Maxwell.
where Mr. Baird has a position IN
store. Mrs. Baird's health Is better
that locality.
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Barney johnson has traded his ranch
on West sherman avenue to ]. X. Poet
for six-sere ranch on Beaver Park
rear Penrose. The two families ar
moving. each to their new posses
sions this week.
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The family of ]. W. sawhili is maxi
ing preparations for moving back 20
their old home at winterset Iowa.
where they still have their farming
interests.
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The two old ladies'. Grandma Brow
and Aunt Matte Allen. mother and
aunt OF Mrs. Z. w. Howes. are re
ported to be improving nicely after
quite siege OF hard colds and grip.
They are among the shutins for the
winter months.
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Ths family OF a. sonneland has
moved from Feast Canon TO their own
rlace. corner OF Sherman and Gar
Field. :. $. Steward and family. who
have been he residents the past year,
have returned TO their old home IN
Iowa. where they have a farm.
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MIR. Foikes. father OF Mrs. Courtney.
has been sepnding the past week or
more at the Courtney home. recuper-
ating from an attack of grip.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt were
dinner guests Monday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith IN
East Canon. Later Master Ferrei Keith
entertained the company with n yari
city of selections on the victrola.
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Mrs. Allan Bell went to Florence
Wednesday TO be the guest of her
friend. Mrs. c. N. Howell at n one
O'clock luncheon. where she met u
number ol old friends.
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Airs. Frank Jones came down from
Boulder the FIRST OF the week to be
with her mother. Mrs. Tobler. who has
been quite seriously H. Mrs. Tobler Is
much improved at present.
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The Lincoln Park Ladies' assooia
ton = scheduled for the next meet
street the third Thursday Afternoon
n February. which comes on the 18th.
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oliver singleton is moving his fam
II, to the Romig place on Park avenue.
recently vacated by A. y. Morse.
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There are few cases Of the meas
les among the children OF Lincoln
Park who escaped the malady last sea
SON.
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LINCOLN PARK !
i NEWS NOTES

orchardists are laying in their sup
ply of soluble oil for the spring spray
ing.
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The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Christian church had very pIeasan,
meeting with Mrs. u. II. Baber Of 10
gan street last Thursday afternoon.
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Airs. S. ]. Andrews has been quite
sick the last few days with n threat.
ened attack of pneumonia. but hopes
TO be about again soon.
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and his sister, Mrs. J. w. Dunlap Mr.
Mills left for New Mexico on satur'
day TO look over the country.
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State OF Ohio. city OF Toledo. Lueas
County. -.
Frank !. Cheney makes oath that ~
is senior partner OF the hrm OF p. J.
Cheney a Co. doing business In the
City OF Toledo. County and State afors-
said. and that said Arm will pay the
sum OF ONE HUNDRED DoI.LAAs
for each and every case Of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use If
HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence this 9Th day Of Dccem.
Der. A. ID. 1886.
tseaD A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure In taken infers
naily and acts upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials free.
=. J. CHENEY a Co, Toledo. o. =
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipation. -adv
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ready are Wis.
iting among their friends and reia-
tives over the Park. including tho
family OF Mrs. Ready's brother. W
r. Ahart. They express themselves
as being well pleased with their io
cation on farm near Maxwell. N. ~
They expect to return home Sunday.
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r. R. Mills came In Thursday from
oskaiooss. Iowa, for visit with tho
families Of his brother. D. T. Mills.
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The committee of ten met again at
2:3o p. m Of the above day and date
in adjourned session. Present and TAX.
ing part all members Of the commit
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ply OF soluble oil for the spring spray
ing.
The family OF J. w. Sawhill is maxi
ing preparations for moving back 20
their old home at winterset Iowa.
where they still have their farming
interests.
MIR. Foikes. father OF Mrs. Courtney.
has been sepnding the past week or
more at the Courtney home. recuper-
ating from an attack OF grip.
There are few cases OF the meas
les among the children OF Lincoln
Park who escaped the malady last sea
son.
Mrs Allan Bell went to Florence
Wednesday TO be the guest of her
friend. Mrs. c. II. Howell at n one
O'clock luncheon. where she met u
number ol old friends
Mrs. Frank Jones came down from
Boulder the first Of the week to be
with her mother. Mrs. Tobler. who has
been quite seriously H. Mrs. Tobler Is
much improved at present
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt were
dinner guests Monday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keith IN
East Canon. Later Master Ferrei Keith
entertained the company with n yari
city of selections on the viciroia.
Airs. S. ]. Andrews has been quite
sick the last few days with a threat.
ened attack Of pneumonia. but hopes
to be about again soon
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Christian church had very pleasant
meeting with Mrs. b. II. Baber of 10
gan street last Thursday afternoon.
The family Of A. Sonneland has
moved from Feast Canon to their own
rlace. corner OF Sherman and Gar
field. :. $. Steward and family. who
have been he residents the past year.
have returned TO their old home N
Iowa. where they have a farm.
The friends Of the family Of Franz
Baird. who left Lincol nPark for
home In New Mexico last year. are
slad TO hear Of their prosperity. Tn
have moved from the alfalfa farm.
where they first located. 10 Maxwell
where Mr. Baird has position IN
store. Mrs. Baird's health Is better
that locality.
The Lincoln Park Ladies' associs
ton = scheduled for the next meet
Ing with Mrs. Raiston on Garfield
street the third Thursday Afternoon
IA February. which comes on the 18th.
Barney johnson has traded his ranch
on West sherman avenue to ]. r. Poet
for a six-sere ranch on Beaver Park
rear Penrose. The two families ar,
moving. each to their new posses
sions this week.
The two old ladies'. Grandma Brow
and Aunt Mattie Allen. mother and
aunt OF Mrs. e. w. Howes. are re
ported to be improving nicely after
quite a siege Of hard colds and grip.
They are among the shutlns for the
winter months.
Mrs. Mccurry. accompanied her
daughter. Mrs. Patton. OF cotopaxi. I,
the hospital at salida Friday for Il
surgical operation. Latest reports say
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
Says MODERN Home
CAUSES immortality
EXPERT TALKS PLAINLY TO
TO CLUB WOMEN OF
THIS COUNTRY
Says Large Part of Prostitutes
Come From Homes Of Idle
ness and Ease.

CuICAGO June l6.=Gcorsc k
Enroland did some plain TALKING to
delegates to the General Federation
nf Woiuan's clubs. I'm convention here,
tndoy Mr Knccland rs director of
the dopartment of Investigation of the
American Social llygicnc association.
and his remarks were based on sta
tistira gathered by his department and
~, tbo reuorts of investigators.
IIo fo1nd thar a prohfic source of
sY,,,I, "a rommorciaIized vice comes
frnn girls between the ages of fifteen
and n.ghtccn Years. the dangorouy
aa. or thn dcyclopmcnt of the racial
instinct ana that a startling minority
cnms from homes other than those
NJ poynrty and ignorance.
NJ, tnonI,nd,s agents in the last
yonr have Gathered histories of three
hundred girls not vet professionally
i,nunoroI but we'll started ON the
'A'f ~ - ''''' "a i''''''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
LONDON THRONES TO
HEAR TEDDY lecture
NEAR RIOT SCENES IN
FRONT OF THE SMALL
THEATER.
Royalty Turned Out in Force to
Hear of Discovery Of
River of Doubt. -

ID%DON Juno ii. Colonel Hoosc-
welt appcared before the Roval Geo
graphical society tonight to tell how
he nut the "DNida river" on the
man Of Brazil
The socictv's theatre i'm Burlington
gardens was packed 70 srffocation.
Those anxious to hear tho .cN-O Orcsi-
dent would have filled the Iarrcst
h3u i'm London hut me- prpfcrrrd a
small auditorium where AN intimate
talk would hc possible. The theatre
..uts only ZOO. hun the society issued
more than a thousand cards Tho ro-
sut was clos, .ruudIur while two or
three hundred. Including MANY prom
m.nt persons v,r. unable to sct ion.
The doors were closed and SIGNS.
"th,atrc fulr were posted half am
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-06-17
To Publish Critical Renew of His
Explorations.

NEW YORK, June 16.--A critical
review of Col Roosevelts eXplora-
ton of the River Of Doubt prepared
by the American Geographical So
ciety OF New York, will appear in
the societys bulletin for July, It was
announced tonight Fun credit Is
given therein to the Roosevelt
don expeditions valuable cOntribu-
tion to our knowledge Of little
known section of the earth
The headwaters Of the river were
discovered. says the society i'm 1903
by Col Rondon The measured vol
ume Of 1899 cubic feet al the
new rivers junction with the Ari-
puana is greater. the society says
than that of the Hoang Ho or the
Indus and more than three times
that Of the Rhine Its length of
so to $40 miles is longer than that
Of the Rhine.