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NEW STAR WITH
PICTURE COMPANY

Edmund +. Cobb. late of Los An
geies. California. has come to Canon
City 10 take the position of leading
man with the Colorado Motion Pic
ture company as the successor OF Joe
Ryan. who recently retired from its
service.
Mr.. Cobb has had a wide expert.
ence in dramatic work. both in the
atricals and In the staging OF scena-
rios for the movies" and enters up
on his career here with high recon.
mendations from men prominent in
the profession in which he is en-.
gagged.
Mr.. Cobb has been employed In a
stellar role with most of the princi.
pal moving picture companies OF the
country and in that capacity has en-
acted many thriliers for the enter.
tainment OF the public. He has been
associated with such concerns as Luz
bins, the selig Polyscope company.
the Old Frontier and the vitagraph.
and in all Of them has played a con.
spicuous part. He has Travelled al
over the United States. Canada. Eur
ope and the British colonies with dra-
matte stock companies and is as IN.
miliar with the requirements Of the
profession as an instructor in math.
ematics is with algebraic equations
Mr.. Cobb will enact some heroic
and hazardous stunts for a thrilling
western picture soon to be staged in
the hills surrounding Canon City by
the Colorado Motion Picture company
under the supervision Of Manager o.
b. Thayer.
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MUCH INTEREST IN
S0CIABILITY RUN

Considerable interest is being man
ifested in Canon City in the automo-
bile sociability run which Coloradoans
are planning to make next month
through New Mexico. Texas. 0klaho
ma and Kansas. The trip will cover a
distance of $500 miles and is de-
lieved to be the longest motor trip
ever undertaken by commercial or
ganizations.
Early in the morning OF May 4th
a portion of the autoists will start
from Colorado Springs and will meet
the southern Colorado contingent at
Pueblo. where they Will be Joined by
Governor Ammons and the members
OF the state highway commission.
Going southwark along the Colorado
to-the-gu,f highway the motorists
will arrive at Trinidad, where the
.-lst detacnment Will De IN WaitlnS-
- the summit OF Ration pass Cover
nor Ammons will shake hands with
Governor Mcdonald of New Mexico
and the two governors will escort
the party TO Ration.
Fort Worth. Dallas. Waco. San
Antonio. Houston, Galveston. Okla
homa City. Guthrie. Wichita. Newton,
Hutchinson and hundred other
points will be visited. The party viii
return TO Colorado Springs and Pu-
eblo on May cath.
1t is possible that Canon City will
be represented among the excursion
lists. although as far as can be as
certained no arrangements TO that
end have been made. Participation in
the run would be a splendid adver-
tisement for Canon City and 1t is
hoped that at least one car from here
will make the trip.
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SWInDLER IMPERSOn-
ATES MRS. JACklIn6

Burns detectives on the Pacific
coast are searching for Thomas Fog
erty and a veiled woman. who i'm
personated Mrs. J. B. Jackiing, wife
of d. c. Jackiing. Utah copper mag
nate and former resident Of Canon
City. a few days ago and secureds5..
900 from bank at Santa Monica,
California.
Fogarty was at one time engaged
in the restaurant business At Santa
Monica and is said to be wen known
there. Recently he approached IN,
officials at the Merchants CONNER.
cial & Savings bank at Santa Monica
and aske dthe INTO cash a check for
5000 for Mrs. Jsckling, whose finan.
eial standing was known to them. Al
ter wiring TO Salt Lake City the Off
ciols agreed to the proposition. A
veiled woman was then taken to the
bank and the check cashed. Mrs.
Jackling. who was i'll at the hospital
in Santa Monica at the time. declares
the check to have been forgery.
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WAL00S RETURNED
FROM DENVER THURSDAY

Judge and Mrs. c. f. Waldo re-
turned home Friday night from a
pleasant visit OF a weeks duration
in Denver. They were accompanied
back to Canon City by Mrs. william
Warren OF Menominee. Wis. step
mother Of Mrs. Waldo. who viii re-
main here for some time. probably
the greater part OF the sumr.er.
While in Denver fgdgo and Mrs
Waldo had the pleasure of spendiag
a day with Harold r. Waldo Of Boise
City. who was enroute home to Idahi
from months business trip to
Washington. ID. c.. New York City.
Bocton, Chicago and other eastern
centers. Harold is rapidly making a
name for himself as one OF the mos.
successful young lawyers In the
northwest.
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Spring Blood and system Cleanser.

During the winter months impuri.
ties accumulate. your blood becomes
impure and thick. your kidneys. liver
and bowels fail to work, causing so
called Spring Fever" You feel tired.
weak and lazy. Electric Bitters-the
spring tonic and system cleanser-is
what you need; they stimulate the
kidneys. liver and bowels to healthy
action. expel blood Impurities and re-
store your health. strength and am
billion. Electric Bitters makes you feel
like new. Start n four weeks treat
ment-it Will put you in fine shape
for your spring work. Guaranteed.
All druggists. Zoe and sloo. II. e.
Bucklen & Co.. Philadelphia or st.
Louis.-adv
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ANOTHER MEETING
OF METAL MINERS

A largely attended and very enihu-
siastic meeting OF the Fremont
County Metal Miners association
was held Ia the district court room
here Tuesday night Tho most i'm
portant business transacted was the
adoption OF the constitution and by
laws. xhieh was provided for by the
appointment OF a committee a couple
OF weeks ago to draft such reguiA-
tions as seemed TO be needed for the
government OF tn organization. Tho
Of fftyfour. with the indication Ia
voring a large Increase in the near
future. An Interesting feature OF
Tuesday nights meeting was the ad-
dress OF H. N. Andrew on The Ben
efits OF the Organization
The purposes OF the organization
are 10 encourage prospecting and the.
development OF IN cminersi resouro-
es OF Fremont County. The mineral
resources OF Colorado have been. and
always will be. the greatest asset;
Canon City has many substantial
men who have made their money In
the mining business. and II is well
known fact that the mining industry
here. and elsewhere In the state. 10
In It's Infancy. There IL every reason
to believe that mon will more ane
more turn their attention TO the work
OF research and development Of the
mineral wealth OF Colorado.
The Frcmon, County Mineral Min-
ers association will meet In the dis
trict court room the third Tuesday
evening OF each month. at which
time thsre will be discussions OF
interest and value to It's members.
The mineral collection OF the asss-i
ciAtion VIII be placed in posigos
In the office OF the county clerk. and
secretary of the association. within
few days. and will be OF great ir-
'erest and value to all prospectoi
and mining men. Each specimen In
the collection Is properly ciassine
and the locality from which Il came
Is given. In addition TO tho mlneraJ
cabinet all OF the reports Of Prof
George. state geoIogist. win be en-
file and Will be available for the ir ;
spection OF visitors.
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Beware Of ointr,ents for catsrrh that
Contain Mercury.

AS mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter.
ing 1t through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from repute.
hle physicians. as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. HaR's
Catarrh manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co, Toledo. Ohio. contains
no mercury. and is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. In
buying Halls catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine. 1t is taken In.
ternally and made in Toledo. Ohio. 10y
F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free
Sold by all druggists. Price 75c per
bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
stipation.
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HERE FOR BENEFIT
Of HIS HEALTH

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Feudner OF Rush.
Vile, Ind, arrived a few days ago
and expect to remain for some tim,
in an effort to cure the former
asthma. from which he has suffered
for long period. Mr.. Feudner is the
proprietor and publisher of the Daily
Republican OF his home town. one c
the oldest and best known Journals IN
central Indiana.
The Rushviile Republican was
started as Whig paper in 1912 and
advocated the policies of that party
until 1858, when IT supported the can
didacy of John C. Fremont for pres
ident OF the United States. From
that day TO this it has been unswerv-
ing in its championship of the Re
publican party and has been infiuen-
tial in the councils of the organiza-
tion in the Hoosier state.
Mr. Feudner has been connected
with its publication for thirty-six
years. part of the time as an employs
and the rest as editor and owner.
Mr. Feudner attended the meeting
of the National Editorial association
at Colorado Springs last year and
was so much pleased with the state
that he decided to return this spring
and try the effects OF mountain eli
mate for the eradication of his asth-
matte trouble. He selected Canon City
as the place for his sojourn because
OF the attractiveness of its surround
ings and has no reason to repent of
his choice In that respect
Mr.. and Mrs. Feudner have taken
apartments at Mrs. II. r. Nelson's at
Gle Macon avenue.
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Apple Blossom Excursion May Bird

Apple Blossom Excursion May Bird.
Announcement has been made that
the Denver e. Rio Grande Railroad
company viii run an apple blossom
excursion from Pueblo to Canon City
on Sunday. May Bird. The special
train viii leave the Union depot in
Pueblo at 7:15 that morning and will
leave Canon City on the return trip
at 6 o'clock In the afternoon.
The Indications are that there viii
be several hundred people On the spe-
oial.
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Childre en- Cry
FOR FlETcHeR'S
9 a 8 T Q r IA
Firs. Visit Here In Many Year.

r'st VISIT Here In Many Years
c. u. Herbert OF Colorado Springs.
formerly employed as locomotive
engineer ON tho Santa Fe railroad
with headquarters In this city. made
his first visit here on Sunday ~
twenty-four years. He was greatly
surprised at the growth and improve
ment in the town during his absence
and pronounces It ono Of the pr~-
test residence communitiss - the
state. Mr.. Herbert !. ssili in tA~
railroad businsss and has charge Of
the conprssss1 air dspastnsnt Of
the cosaA1o sorinp-< Cripple crssk
Bhert lias. : : r.,
4I 4-.fs-|t -.
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ADVANCE DOPE
ON COMMERCIAL
BALL LEAGUE

The first game of the series of
base ball the Commercial League
will take place on Friday. May LIST,
and thereafter Thursday evenings OF
each week. An extra game will be
played between members of the
league with some outside team every
other Wednesday. Admission to all
games between teams in this league
on the regular schedule viii be ten
cents. Admission to all other games
will be announced by the Board of
Control when arrangements for
such games have been completed.
Coupon books will be issued con
tanning 12 coupons which are good
for 10c each. Price of book, $1.00.
Coupons are taken as cash at any
game. These coupon books will be
on sale within the next few days
Uniforms have been ordered for
all the teams in this league and
is hoped that they will be here a
the opening of the season May Ist
1t is the intention to arrange as
many games as possible with out o.
town teams to be played in Canon
on Wednesday evening OF every 9th
er week. All games to be called c
5:45 unless otherwise announced.
The Board of Control takes this
opportunity TO say something on the
subject OF roofing. Roofing is what
they want as 1t is the life OF the
game but such roofing should be
n good natured character and moi
personal or such that would tend tc
insult the players. Especially SHOULD
this be considered when there is an
out-of town team playing. Let every
one do all they can to make thi
Commercial Base Ball League 2
Trade Getter" for Canon and no
use it to drive trade from Canoi
Most out of town ball players al
gentlemen and let US treat them {
such when they are our guests
Let the Canon Fans" be ref
sports.
The teams and players:
Light Company.
C. ]. Doian. Ray Hawes. S. b. Sher-
rill, II. V. George. Midge Sherman,
+. E. Duncan. J. T. Hannigan. II. l.,
Minister, c. Z. Turner. Geo. Duncan.
Diamond Fire Brick.
Hammil, John Hamilton. Jno
Giffin. Herschel Horney. Wilson
Harry Hawkey. Walter Havkey. J.
w Johnson. ID. J. Lamb, Arthur
Miller. Ted Mckenzie.
Y. NJ. c. A.
Manuel Perkins. Z. w. Harner. C.
J.. Scott. r. II. Tanner. James Nc.
Clintock. Finis Parks. S. b. Smith
Ralph Jones. Roy A. Ramsey, L. c
Conley. c. r. Bundy. Ralph Thomp-
son. .
Novels Mercantile Company.
Hall, Bauer. Parnell. Bowers. Nc.
Carron. Bash, Thomas. Ragsdale.
Nesbit Reede NnMIes IL
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See me for beet quality and lowest
quality prices for alfalfa. mIilett. rye.
neld peas amber cane. orchard grass.
all kinds Of seeds. F. p. Smith,
adv eseod-v
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Bills Allowed

Bills allowed by the board of coun-
ty commissioners OF Fremont County.
Colorado for the month OF March.
1914:
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THE CURB MARKET.

Prices on the whole were frm In the
curb market yesterday, with trading on
a moderate .scsle. What activity there
was In tho Industrial department con-
verged chiefly ON Riker-Hegeman and Sa-
Wy on. The former stock held at 90
and 9ss and the latter advanced v to
IAN. Tobacco shares displayed little ac-
tivity but rose fractionally. Maxwell Mo-
tors first and second preferred shares were
heavy. Union Pacific rights hardened
slightly to 2sis. CANADIAN Pacific 6 per
cent. notes were firmer at 104% and the
Cuban 5s yielded III 70 aS%.
oil shares moved rather irreRularly.
ohio oil was the most active and sold up
to 1913. with . subsequent reaction to lS8.
closing at u gain Of 3 points Southern
pipe Line was strong and advanced .
points to 247. Standard OIL Of New York
rose 3 points to 23S. Standard Oil of
Kentucky. new. yielded ! point to 2S2.
Standard Oh of California declined
points to 34s and Standard Oil Of New
Jersey was steady at <2o. Atlantic Re-
fning declined 3 points to SIS. Buckeye
pipe Line receded 2 points TO 1856. Pierce
oil was heavy between 10< and 1os. 1ndi-
ana Pipe Line improved point to i<5
and Northern Pipe Line closed s points
higher Mt 12&.
Transactions In detail In the market
Yesterday were az follows.
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GENERAL FUND.



Receipts OF beeves were e,?s' head; Including
% cprs for the market, making with previous
arrivals % cars on sale Steers, bulls and rat
cows were steady TO firm: medium cows strong I;
thin cows slow to lover Ordinary 20 good
saeers sold AT S750Hss.b 10 per 100 lbs bulls NJ
SGas7 e5; one extra bun at 81; tail ends nj Sd
n 10. common 10 choice cows NJ f3 bnuS6 go
Dre-scd beef was slow AT isai31sc for city
ressed native sides. 49,
Recrip,s OF calves we're oil head. including ~
for tho market, making with the stale calves
s0s or sale veals wcr" in fair demand and
fully 2sc. h'sbcr. tho pens were cleared. Como
mon 10 choice veals sold M " 50aNi,e5 per 100
ibs culls at ssas7; q few fed and Indiana
cnIyes AZ o. Dressed calves steady nj lefl1c,
for city dressed veais and iiai'hc' for country
Rcccips of sheep and lambs were ,oa head.
Including o sngls car for the market Prices
~sre frm 10 Q shade higher on Buffalo advices
Medium, TO prime sheep sold at f!ass per ioo
ihs a bunch Of wethers nj Vi "a; fair TO good
iambs nj 81 Tdss Dressed mutton steady AT
yoiii-c per 10, :; dr-s-:d lambs q l:gltc coun'
try dressed hOthouse lambs NJ I1ss.bo per car
caas. o.,o 49,. .,. =, .
cars for tho market. Prices weir oc bisi,-i
With good medium weight hogs selling ~ ~, ~
Der i00 lbs roushs at ioJ&.5, Country
dressed hogs Arm u s1i,,sc. per To-
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rIRH STOCKS. CLOSING pRICES
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Coffee Closes I to Points higher
-PrOvisi0ns steady.

The coffee market showed its best form
at the opening. when prices We're TO 10
points higher In response to the better
than due European cables. Most OF the
buying that accomplished the advance
came from the shorts. and when this cX-
hausted itself prices slipped back to
around the closing level OF the preceding
day The improved tone at Hamburg and
Havre was attributed By some to the
small Jundiahy receipts which amounted
to only 1000 bags. The special Santos
cable. however. gave the days Sac Paulo
arrivals Rs 1900 bags, and this helped
to depress prices In the later trading.
The market closed steady. to 9 points
higher. after sales OF 5000 bags
The Hayre market opened ~ to a.
fr lower and closed y to a. IT,
lower. Hamburg started unchanged to
u pig lower and finished unchanged to
!, pig higher. Rio No I was $50 res
lower at 1890. At Santos No. 4 WAS un-
changed at $500. while No. there was
also unchanged Mt 4ss0o. Rio and Santos
receipts totalled 10000 bags. against 5000
at Rio last year. Sac Paulo had 1900
and Jundahy 1000. The corresponding
day last year was a holiday at santos.
New York and New Orleans ware
house deliveries OF brazilian coffee on
Thursday were 1886 bags, and for the
four days of the week they amounted to
1895 bags.
Prices were:
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.

Reports from the leaiire commercial and in.
dustriRl centres according 30 IN" weekly trade
reviews still drno'" considerable irregu!arity
and h"-'a on. ana II l. "'ldeW mat a. yet the
trend toward improvement has not be- ore gen
eral THE hopss that the coming oi spriNg
would hr accompanied by a revival IN the steel
the general demand from the railroads con
iuuc- o BE- below normal Failures for the
week show decrease AID railroad earnings
for the same period when contrasted with last
year show q falling on OF over per cent.
DLns says. This ir the between -ea-0nA
period In various hranchcs OF trade ana sig
nitCaut changes IN the business situation are
lacking broadly coos dpr't. conditions are NJ
are not wholly absent Reports from the lead
ting commercial and industrial centres however
Ar. still rrts ular. aud n D., evident tnht as Sri
here ~ no uniform trend toward Improvement
Expectations mat the approach OF sp-ns Noali
be accompanied by a revival Of activity IN non
and steel have not been realized thus f1r, aud
nm enlarged buying movement will soon De nee
pssary 10 prevent curtaiimert OF mill onera
tons while construction work expands NJ tho
weather becomes NOR" open. the general de
mand from the railroads continues below nor
nal and price CONCESSIONS. ARE noted on crr1 AN
tinis shed produc's On the other hand, some re
covcry IN manifest N copper. ~hich has gained
strength from Increased purchases, both for
dom, stic and forclsn account
Rrddstrotts says: 'htiieimfnt III current GI~,
trihutive trade nj the West and ,N,elcut al
vices az to winter wheat sharply contrast with
a les. satisfactory situation IN iron and sic'l
aud uncertainty caused by state or national
governmental activities which tend 10 h'ri "a
the future and hammer enterprise. wdnuiactGr
ing well rs financial On the one hand the
economic situation ~ confronted by the bt u IT,
cent influences Of nature. wh'le on tho Other
u IL hsmpercd by the nloOus Of legislative
forcs The railW avs do not ~ne their way clear
10 buy rails while advances IN rates are with
held and at the same time bituulEou- coal
OPERATOR. are facing uncrr an'y RIA UTdIng
wage scales which expire April /,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

SMITH q HESSLER Ca petition Ia
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Smith 4 He.sle, CO. noox9lna srs Of 100
creditor for 1908 on an assigned claim
for services OF accountants /, was alleged
preferential payments to Charlie Throck-
morton. the president, Judge iiough APP
pointed William L. Cartll receiver: bona
BERN STEIN GREENMAN BROS. manu-.
fscturers OF embroidery and novelties. Of
81 Union square. this city. and 15i 10
1853 Wythe avenue ana Il and 10 Hay
SGs .Ts to MoTr. h Na mag pe Il"
ZION In bankruptcy Vas ".so filed agsinsi
EDWARD : LUTHER residing st Coz
Riverside drive. has filed petition Ia
bsnkrup'cy with liabilities ,sOs'5 and
zoo sharc s' q soSk y sh ' F.rra!o i Gaa On
trhctirE company ami 90 con'inE.nt ~
fer-st in 20 oo0 shares 90 the Funding
Company Of America. Of no iu". lie " a.
formerly president Of the Funding CON
1919 a large part OF his Liabilities !s
'Gs G RSb%s6 pS'. q mag s%Pinw Vote
trading as q. W Robinson 8 co.
petition in OsnkrGH'cy ihdiyia ally and
as a. ;,qtEiyins PtTtn,rs in me nrm d IA
debts Of ,s55 Nj Robinson died on Jan
wary IS las; Thy mad s,l, Tor ra1.ns
CHARLES WEISS. salesman. Of 30l West
10Th street has filed petition In bank
ruptcy with liabilities il,55o and no
assets Among the creditors are IN.
Arkvright club. s3s dues and St Vim
cents Hospital so He was formerly a
dealer IN cotton goods !, A. st'i.
AMERICAN LAMP SHADE CD.-Judg,
Hough has appointed W /. Bryan re-
ceivor for Mo American Lamp Shade
Company 81 5l2 West Thirty-siNth street.
Assets are 1000.
T. JOIN UNBsTATTER ,R. dealer in
clothing ana mems furnishings At Mount
Vernon. has fled schedules showing Nabil-
ties yG3ts and at5cts s. coo.
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THE BOSTON xAlur.

BOSTON, March 30.-Trading on the To-
cal market was fairly active. with n much
stronger torpe. In rails Boston and Maine
with gain OF . points, advanced to A..
while New Haven Strengthened u to 70ss
Boston and Albany on light trading
hardened a point. Among coppers a share
Of Calumet and Hecla took place at ais.
on points. Chino Copper gained a point
to AN. while Superior advanced TO 2esi
M "a Isle Royale lost u to 81. while
Hancock eased a like amount. Among
other mining issues Hcdley Gold, selling
ex divide..a. gained n point 90 20. Amer
lean zinc lost q. In the industrial list
Edison Electric strengthened n point to
geo. American Telephone and Telegraph
sold en- dividend Mt rae. gain of ~.
American Wool preferred lost ~ to 1874.
while United Fruit lost y The sum
mary;