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ANOTHER MUD SLIDE
At ECHO SIDIN6

A cioudburst occurred in the vicini-
ty OF Echo siding on the Denver 4
Rio Grande railroad. twenty miles
west Of Canon City. Thursday night
and a great volume OF mud. boulders
and other debris washed upon the
track. temporarily hating all travel
by rail between Canon City. salida
Leadvilie and points beyond A large
number Of men were put to work this
morning clearing the roadbed and
trains were running over the block
ed portion OF the line at noon to-
day.
No fewer than four or ave land.
slides have taken place ut Echo since
the beginning OF the summer and
thousands OF dollars have been spent
there by the railroad company In
keeping It's line open for traffic ow-
ing to the mountainous character and
peculiar geological formation OF the
country In that locality the water
collects very rapidly AFTER rain In
the streams and ruiches and disiodges
vast quantities Of earth and loose
rock which pours down nke cs,ar-
act upon the railroad property when
the flood comes.
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Resolutions Adopted at the
Republican County Assembly

TO Organize and unionize for their
mutual protection and betterment,
and to use every fair reasonable and
lawful means to accomplish these
ends, but we condemn those who
have resorted to arms and physical
force in an effort TO compel compli-
ance with their demands, and brand
their defiance of. and resistance OF.
the constituted authorities Of this
State. as Treason.
SECOND: Tha. we most solemnly
declare that the Republican party Of
this County stands unaiterably for
the fair and impartial and impersonal
but positive and effective enforce
ment OF all the laws OF the State,
and for orderly settlement and dis.
position OF all disputes and demands
OF the people according to the laws
and procedure established by the
People themselves for their own
control. restraint and guidance and
we hereby pledge our Party TO the
suppression Of insurrection within
the state. and to the protection of
the life. liberty and property OF all
the people within the confines Of the
State.
THIRD: We heartily commend
those public officials of the present
administration. who have faithfully
endeavored TO maintain the honor o.
the State and suppress iawiessness
and disorder. but We condemn and
denounee all those who have failed
and refused TO perform their sworn
duty In this respect.
FOURTH: That the Republican
party demands the nomination Of
such men for Office. and such men
only. ns are conscieatiousiy and con-
sistentIy In favor OF the enforcement
OF law and the maintenance of order.
and who have the manhood and eour-
age TO stand or Law and order with
out default or equivocation-
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superintendent st rorrinaton. wyo.
r. J. Harry. who for some time
past has been a popular teacher In
the public schools at Lamar. has been
elected to the superintendcncy OF
the schools at Torrington. Wyoming.
and viii enter upon his work there
In September. Mr.. Harry taught here
for number Of years and has many
friends IN this community who viii
be pleased to learn OF his advance
ment In his chosen work. The board
OF education at Lamar was very anx-
ious 10 retain him there and offered
him n material Increase In salary to
remain for another year.
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WHEREAS. The United Mine
Workers OF America, n nonresident
organization. In the pretended inter-
est Of the coal miners Of this State.
have spurned and ignored the meth
DDS provided by the People OF the
State for the settlement OF private
differences and tie enforcement of
lawful rights. and in defiance of the
authority OF the State. have resorted
to arms and engaged in insurrection.
And,
WHEREAS. In consequence OF such
insurrection. and the failure OF the
party in power to quell the same. the
State has surrendered its sovereignty
10 the National Government and
therefore the Inevitable paramount
issue In the coming campaign IL the
restoration OF the sovereignty OF the
state. and the re-estabiishment Of a
State Government capable and cour-
ageous enough to enforce the laws
and maintain the peace within the
Commonwealth. And
WHEREAS. a crisis now exists In
the Affairs Of this State. and the time
has come for all loyal. law abiding
and law respecting citizens of the
State to unite to re-estabiish stabii-
ity OF government. in order that the
people Of this State may again enjoy
peace and prosperity and be secure
In their rights and fully protected by
the law.
And to the end that there be no
mistake In the public minds as to
the attitude OF the Republican Party
towards Law and order and the ired
and unalte-sble purpose OF the party
TO establish and maintain the same.
NOW THEREFORE,. be II Resoiv-
cd BY the Republican party Of Ere
mon County In. Convention assem-
bied:
FIRST: That we fully recognise
and uphold the right of wage workers
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In the Republican Assembly Friday
afternoon Prof Henry r. Smith was
unanimously nominated for superin.
tendent OF Schools OF Fremont coun-
~.
This was done entirely spontane-
ously after the Office had been pass
ed b. with the intention Of leaving
Il vacant. II was done against the ad-
vice and consent OF SIR. Smith. TO
whom many had spoken about the
matter at different times in recent
days.
Il was done only because all pres
ent In the assembly sincerely felt
that Mr.. Smith was the best person
In the county Tor this important post
tion.
Mr.. Smith has not signined his vii
iingness to accept the nomination. He
has wisely consented 10 take Il under
advisement sa1 decide the matter
within the -eaui.td time.
In the interest OF school AFFAIRS
many people OF all parties hope tina,
Mr.. Smith will consent to accept the
offce.
School vcrk 10 the life work Of
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About the Office of County
Superintendent Of Schools

Mr.. Smith He made n signal sue
cess Of II and his work is well known
TO every cisizen ip this county. From
financial standpoint the position
does no, pay enough to be very at
trac;ive TO n man OF Mr.. sm':a 5
ability. but the otnee offers great
opportunity for good work and that
Is Mr.. Smiths delight
II Mr.. Smith win accep, the nOmI-
nation It is highly probable that NO
person will te n candidate agAins,
him. Any party would do itself
eredi, and the county a great service
by endorsipg Mr.. Smiths candidacy
There should be no politics In
school Affairs. II matters little "a
what party the Superintendent Of
Schools belongs. II matters much
about the standing and ability of the
man or woman who nlis this impor
tant position. u would be q great
thing for the schools ~ We could for
re. party lines on this office II
would be handsome thing for all the
parties to unite and elect Henri
Smith unanimously TO this position
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You're Bilious and cossIvs,

Sick Headache. Bad Breath. Sour
Stomach. rurred Tongue and Indiges-
tion. Mean Liver and Bowels oiogged.
Clean up tonight. Get a 25c bot
tie of DR.. Kings New Life Pills to-
day and empty the stomach and bow
els of fermenting. gassy foods and
waste. A full bowel movement gives
= satisfied. thankful feeiing-makes
you feel nne. Effective. yet mild.
Don't gripc. esc.. at your Druggist.
Buckien's ArnIca salve for Burns.
80. adv.
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Visited q, Ranch Of 8 W. Ro.

Alderman d. n. Cooper. wife and
family spent several days last week
at the ranch of s. W. Ross. fourteen
miles north OF cotopaxi Situated as
It is at an elevation Of 10000 feet
above sea level the ranch Is an ideal
place for summer outing. Mr.
Cooper says he never saw as much
pasturage In the mountains in that
section OF the country as there is at
present and livestock OF all kinds is
looking unusually well In consequence
OF the exceptional forage. There is
also lot of game in that portion of
the country and shooting is excel
lent there In open season.
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THE LANDING OF
THE Immigrants"

As a sort OF elimination of q study
of the immigrant problem by the
members OF the congregation of the
United Presbyterian church at the
Wednesday evening prayer meetings
during the last few weeks a pageant.
entitled. The Landing of Immi--
grants was given at the church on
Tuesday night There was depicted in
the program. although necessarily
in small way. scenes such as occur
in actual life in New York City. Bos-
ton. Philadelphia. Baltimore. San
Francisco and other great American
ports daily. II was a kind of kinder
garten demonstration. accurate in
all Of fits details, of the coming to
our shores for the purpose of becom-
ing citizens OF the republic OF the
picturesque throngs Of men and
women from lands across the sea.
There passed in review before the
spectator the German. the frishman.
the Scandinavian. the chinaman and
score Of other nationaiities, all
dressed In their native costumes and
rnr-x4nr r,,~r.r- ,h~-,r.~-s.sf. -
the country from which they came,
were shown IN Tuesday nights pag-
cant.
They were submitted to the same
tests and required to answer the
same questions that confront the real
immigrants that step ashore at Castle
Garden or At the Golden Gate. d. II.
Logan offciated In the role OF inspec-
tor and Messrs r. j. Craig and John
Hamilton as examining physicians for
the United States government. The
immigrants. or. rather. their counter
felt presentments. were brought be-
fore them by uniformed guards and
inierrogsted upon all OF the subjects
on which the Federal authorities
question foreigners enigratinr to
this country to make their home. II
no, an anarchist. nor a pauper nor
afflicted with a contagious disease.
the applicant for a home here was
permitted TO come In; otherwise he
was ordered 10 be returned to his ma
tive shores at the expense OF the
steamship company bringing him to
America
The entertainment at the United
Presbyterian church Tuesday night
was so practical. educative and en-
joyable tha; those who presented IT
have been asked to repeat the perfor-
nance in order that n larger patron
age may be permitted to enjoy IL.
Whether they will accede to the re-
guest or no, has not been deniteiy
announced. :
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LINCOLN PARK
AN IDEAL PLACE
FOR A HOME

The visitor in Lincoln Park at this
time Is deeply impressed with its
SURPRISING beauty and attention is at
once drawn TO its nice homes. large
and small There are a lot of fine
comfortable homes out there. some
more pretentious than others-but the
small home is the dominating feature
These little places seem to possesa
all the essentials towards true home
building and in the majority of cases
are owned by their occupants, who
take pride in keeping them up to
this standard. Their lawns are we'll
kept and in most cases are decorat-
ed with the most beautiful flowers In
artistic array. Everybody likes fiow-
ers and the Lincoln Park people
know how to use them to set OF their
places to the best advantage. One
Of the Record men. In making a
small portion OF his route in Lincoln
Park the other day observed a few
Of these places as deserving OF espec-
ial mention. One of them is Mr.. Ben
Richardson's place on South Twelfth
street. Mr.. Richardsoa has a nice
stone modern house set in front OF a
fine apple orchard.
Another pretty place is that OF d.
H. woolsey on Park avenue. Thie
is a small frame residence. painted
white. and surrounded by a well kept
lawn and flower beds Park avenue
Is lined with some Of the best homes
TO be seen In Canon City. Up on Lo-
gan street is NJ. B. Babers place.
small. neat brick. good shade trees.
flowers and a good orchard tract.
Going down Sherman avenue you
pass several fine places and attention
is drawn to NJ. c. Gaines place.
which is a handsome stone structure.
with a large front porch and beautiful
lawn Then down at the East end OF
Grand avenue one stumbies into an
unexpected place at the end Of drive
which resembles verffabIe fairy
land beneath fits wealth Of foliage. and
in the midst OF an extensive orchard
This Is W. p. Ahart's place The
little yellow house with a half circle
driveway leading to It's door and wind
ing on down through the place. the
spacious lawn and flowers. giving it
more Of a southern appearance than
fits neighbors. And there's z. q.
wetherill's and ". Hubberrs places
on Grand and a score Of others equal
" as pretty. We crnlot mention all
these places but we are going to
have more to say about them later
on The Record has had lot OF
compliments from out-oftovn people
OF late about the lincoln Park and
East Canon fruit ranches and homes.
and We are proud OF our homes and
home builders In this. the mos, beau
tifui and delightful place to live. IN
the state.
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Left For Home Today

David Blythe. who was called here
last week by the death of his father,
Michael blythe. left for his home at
'Toppinish. Washington. this AFTER
noon. Mrs. Charles Henry. noe Miss
Lizzie Blythe. returned to her home
In Denver on Wednesday.
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MASTERFUl DEuNEA-
TIOH MARKS REVIVAL
Of SWEET CLOVER"


In viewing Sweet Clover last
night. one could wen see why Miss
Gertrude Bondhill was a presidents s
favorite actress with her loveliness.
her graoefulness. her talent. her nat
uralness. One could easily discern
the reason why Otis B. Thayer as
jerome Holcome had never received
an adverse criticism with his simple,
whole-souled and altogether noble
eharacteristiration Of the part.
-sweet Clover old as the hills.
but always pretty story that gripped
the heart. took Canon City with a
nrm hold of human interest
But IT was the power of a Thayer.
the sweetness OF Bondhili and the
worthy efforts OF an excellent support
Ing company that did Il. When Mr..
Thsyer was the idol OF Broadway as
Jerome Holcombs he may have been
supported by persons whose names
sfsssa high in the theatrical world but
IL can be bravely said he had no better
balanced cast than that which round
ed out the beautiful story last night.
When love and sorrow intermingie
and wound themselves about the heart
and brought tears TO the eyes 1t was
always the wholesome comedy of
Mrs. Keosh and Mr.. Arthur Lewis
that swept them joyousiy away and
brought a happy smile and a hearty
laugh. Mrs. Keough made herself
thoroughly Mrs. Abigail Holcombe
and she was so natural that We have.
all Of us. always known Abigail. Mr..
Lewis was so much Job Mason. the
bashful lover. that the delineation
appeared TO be real.
The happy htiie love ditty between
Mr.. Keough and Mrs Lewis which
was nothing less than the lovely
song Of n rippling brook until Jack
Hamilton forgot to kiss his wife was
In strong contrast to the storm-toss.
ed obstacle-bestrewn love affair be-
tween the "fatefui trio" Miss Bond
hiii. Mr.. Edmund F. Cobb. and Mr..
lawrence Jossenberger.
Their scsnes were extremely pow
erfui and surged almost TO the break
ing-point with wrought-up and pent
up feeling. Miss Bondhm proved
herself an artist In her portrayal OF
the role Mr. Cobb displayed notable
ability as an actor and Mr. Jossen-
berger brought to the front unusual
qualities of Interpretation and
strength.
Miss Mildred sanderson. a Canon
City girl. who played the maid. did
very we'll. Mrs. Jossenberger and
Mrs. Esther Hough added much te
the play as ambitious society ma
irons.
Mr.. Thayer's widely-known versatii-
ity was evidenced by the comic and
serious scsnes In which he indulged
and in which he carried himself
equally well. Characters:
Jerome Hoicomoe ...... ........
..-... ......,. Mr.. Otis B. Thayci
Jack Hamilton. his Neptsw ......
............. Mr. John =. Keosf
lob Manson. an Ola Friend .....-
Nge Axsh,r rr-f.
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Mosored 10 Pueblo rhl. Morning

Motored 20 Pueblo This Morning
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Galley. son
Henry. and Mrs. Lafe Combs and
daughter. Ruth. motored to Pueblo.
on brief pleasure trip this morn
ing. The trip was made IN the Gal.
ley car.
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Eldridge Grosvenor Wealthy New
Yorker ........ Edmond F. Cobb
Albert slade, a Young Artist. ...-.
-......-...... Mr. l. Jossenberger
Abigail HoIcome. Jerome's sister
...-- ........ Mrs. Ora Keogh
Mrs. Livingstone. a New Yorker.
-..... .-.... Mrs. l. Jossenberger
sunnie An1rews. Mrs Emmetts
Niece. .-.--... Mrs. Arthur Lewis
Lois Holcombe. Jerome's Daughter
...--.. Miss Gertrude Bondhfll
Maid .-.... Miss Mildred Sanderson
James -.-.-. Mr.. William E. Clode
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Mra Porter Entertain Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Porter Of East
Canon have been entertaining the
Misses Josephine and Effie Pryne
Of waseca. MINI. and their friend.
Mrs. Tidd. OF Chicago.
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Braids made for 800: by mail
s1-e5. and hair goods below cost
from this date for three weeks At
Virginia Hair Parlor. Phone West
4s7. ,sts
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HENRY {. SMITH WILL NOT
Be 4 CANDIDATE FOR
NOMINATION THIS YEAR

/ sc "@@@ &-0N RG a <aHtAAaAC All A4o4aA
nation to the office of County Clerk
this fall.
Mr.. Smith says that he appreciates
very keeniy the honors that have
been given him by this. county. and
that he appreciates even as much.
the many proffers OF support for re-
nomination and a reelection this
year. but that he does not think even
the good prospects OF another two
year term in the office would justify
the two unpleasant campaigns made
necessary by the primary law We
are now working under.
This announcement will be a keen
disappointment to the many friends
and admirers Of Mr. Smith. In almost
every precinct of the county he Is
considered the most popular candi-
date. and one Of The most efficient
officers that ever held office in this
county.
Mr.. Smiths entrance into politics
was a peculiar incident. He was
superintendent Of schools in South
Canon and had been for twenty years.
His reputation as an educator Of high
order was statewide. his work high
ly satisfactory and his iife's work
mapped out along pleasant and con-
genial lines.
One day In the summer Of 1905
when the Republicans were securing
the county for 4 winning candidate
for County Clerk. someone happily
suggested the name OF Henry Smith.
At tina, time Mr.. Smith had no more
Idea Of ever running for office than
has Father Chrys today.
The suggestion took like n case of
measles and n popular demand for
Smith broke out everywhere. Under
such flattering call TO the new
work Mr.. Smith consented. more or
less reluctantly TO accept the nomina-
tion which was made unanimously by
the Republican convention
That year the Democratic candi-
date was George p. Nix who was
running for his third term and had
the advantage of two terms in Office
Mr.. Smith was elected by a major
sty of Is7.
Two years in Office showed the
people that they had made no mis-.
take. Mr.. Smith proved to be Jus; as
efficient in the County Clerks office
as he had been in the sosth Canon
schools. And his two years in office
enabled him to make many new ac-
aus.ntances and he became as popa.
lar over the whole county as he hal
formerly been in South Canon.
He couldn't have gotten out Of run
ming for a second term II he had
tried That time he had to run
against n popular candidate who had
previously been elected representa-.
tive IN this County When the votes
were counted II was found that Mr..
Smith had q majority OF 1904 over
DR.. Allan Bell. q greater majority
than any Other candidate had ever re-
ceived. in this county.
Mr.. Smith was the unanimous
choice Of his party for q third term
two years ago. His opponent was MIR.
c. A. Linkins. well known and pop
uiar business man. Mr. Smith pulled
through on the narrow margin of
1856 majority. while the other can
didates elected on his ticket were
mighty glad to get around about
hundred.
As county official Mr.. Smith has
proved most satisfactory and efficient
As n vote-setter he was simply
marvel with never even near second
AS man he Is held In the highest es-
TEEN by people Of all parties in all
sections OF Fremont County.
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MRS. CANINE POPE.
Secretary School District No. 20.
Dated at Cottonwood District. Colo
rado. July 81. 1914.
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Total ,........-....,...s ies.os
Received from General Fund
by apporticnment ........s Mi7
From special tax for school
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lo1hi $1222.31
DISBURSEMENTS
For teachers salary .......s so7.2o
For fuel. rent. insurance,
current expenses .......... 1856
For buildings, furniture. per-
manent improvements -. 1-s5
For redistribution Of interest 71.s5
For interest CT registered
warrants .-.-.. ....---.-. e-2e
For rebate taxes, fees. ETC.. e.4s
Total ...... ........ 9f214
Balance in hands of County Treas
urer to credit of District June 30.
1914:
General Fund ......-s $3.50
Special Fund 80. . 1857
Iotai ----.-...-.------. t1222-31
MRS cANrHTE POPE
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RECEIPTS

Amount on hand July I. 1913. held
by county treasurer:
General Fund .............s <1.ss
Special Fund .............. 4a7.7s
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-02
CITATION
In the matter of the estate of>Lucy L
ROWin deceased

In the matter of the estate of>Lucy L.
Rowin, deceased.
To Ellen G. Rowin, Christopher Ham,
mond, Rosetta Rankin, Alzina Ham.
mond, Joseph H. Hammond, Clara
A. Hammond, Catherine M. Gill,
Charles V. Gaurley, Ernest z. Gour.
ley, Horace B. Gourley, May Gour-
ley, Minnie f. Gourley, Clara M.
Gourley, Gideon Tripp, Alice Hub
bard, Grach Shuckhart, Pearl Dick
inson, Fred Mitchell, Millie Mitchell,
Dema Domke and Joe Mitchell,
Greeting:
You and each OF you are hereby
cited and required to appear in the
County Court of the state of Oregon.
for the county Of Lincoln, at the Court
Room thereof at Toledo, in the county
OF Lincoln, state Of Oregon, on Mon.
day, the I'd day Of November, 1914.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that
day, then and there to show cause why
an order should not be granted to the
administrator of said estate, to sell
so much Of the hereinafter described
real estate Of the said deceased, tn
pay the claims, charges and expenses
OF the said estate, as may be neces,
sary, towit: The east half of the
north east quarter Of section 32 In
township IL south, range IL west of
Willamette Meridian in Oregon, and
Lots and 6 of block IS of Rubles
hrst addition to Waldport, Oregon,
Witness the Hon. John Fogarty.
Judge of the County Court of the state
or Oregon for the county of Jjncolp
with the seal of said Court affixed this
18th day or September, 1914.
Attest: r. n. Howell. Clerk
lSeal) BY Carl Gilders!eeve,
Deputy ClerE.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-02

Miss Grace Tiffany returned
Sunday from a few days visit
at Albany.
Frank Falcon went to Port
land Wednesday morning for a
few days business visit.
Mrs. Mae Newton returned to
her home at Portland Wednes-
day morning after a visit among
friends in this city.
A. w. Morgan departed Sat-
urday morning for Portland,
where he and family will make
their future home, for the pres
ent, at least.
Zadok Thayer departed Mon
day morning for his home at
Paisley, Eastern Oregon, after
spending the Summer here. His
grandfather, G. B. Crosno, ac-
companied him.