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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18
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JIMMY GkhAVAM AND
THE MOUNTAIN SHEEP

Jimmy Canavan. the popular Irish
man from ouray. the pretty little
mountain town has some pic
lures OF n large herd OF mountain
sheep which made ouray their home
this past winter. The pictures were
taken close up and give one who
has never actually seen n mountain
sheep a very good idea OF what they
look like.
Heavy SHOWS In the mountains
about ouray caused the sheep to
come down into the little town for
food. The people were very kind 10
them and in the course OF a week or
two. they would feed out OF the hand.
The city council OF ouray set
aside a certain sum to buy food for
the animals and for three or -four
months they thrived on the best Oh
tainabie. Jimmy states that hang.
ing bee would be the result II any
one attempted TO XIII any oi the
sheep. There we're from forty TO
sixty in the herd at various times
during the winter.
About a week ago the sheep start
ed for the mountain tops in order TO
ge, away from the summers heat.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18
FREIGHT WRECK ON
DENVER & RIO GRAN0E

Traffic on the Denver a Rio
Grandge was held up last night
between Pueblo and salida a. there
was a bad freight wreck on the West
end at Red I'm Tunnel. more often
known as Badger Tunnel. The
wreck happened last night when an
extra running TO Pueblo came to the
curve just before the tunnel which
Is nine miles below salds and ~.
teen OF the cars ran on the track
There was no trains between Pueblo
and salida last nizht aud No. was
the only train TO leave Pueblo. No.
10 vas the FIRST through train to ira
vel over the road this morning and
II arrived in this city at eiEht twenty
this morning closely followed by No
2. which was run as second i5. at
s:25. 40 6 did not arrive until $3.50
this morning and was the FIRST train
to come in from the west
Early this morning the wreokers
from Pueblo and saiida were AZ the
scene Of the wreck and had begun
on the clearing 81 the tracks 90
traffic could be resumed over the
line as soon as possible. 1t IS said
that between twelve and fifteen cars
had left tie tracks and the earth IN
one side of the road bed for dis
tance OF over a hundred fee was
torn up.
II is not known 80 far. how the
accident happened but II IL rumorcd
that one Of the first cars broke a
iianee on a front wheel and when II
left the track. rulied the others on
with it. Tlis may and may no, be
true but II would be hard TO tell az
the cars after leaving the track
would in all probability run over
rocks and big bouiderA and the
fanscs might be broken In this man.
ner. The locomotive did not leave
the track hut the cars a short dis.
tance behind IT left the track and
plowed up the ground near the road
bed.
The train was pulled by the engine
ii4s and Al Young was ut the throt.
iie with Conductor G. v. Dewey In
the eaboose. As the track has been
cleared on and ready for traffic IA
be resumed the trains viii now be
] run according to scheluls.
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COYOTE IN TOWN
CAUSES EXCITEMENT


A great deal OF excitement was
caused this morning by the appear
ance of a large coyote in the bcsi-
ness section OF the city.
The coyote was first seen by the
Santa Fe depot and the people who
were there waiting for the train to
arrive became greatly excited as a
real coyote has not been seen in
town for several years. When first
noticed at the depot II was crossing
the railroad bridge and coming to-
wards the depot but It was scared
away and ran down to the river and
swan across to the South Canon
side and disappeared in an orchard.
The next seen OF II was wheh II ap-
peared on Main street and paraded
the streets for several minutes. 1t
was seen by many OF the people on
the street and every one who saw
it was specializing on whether 1t was
wild or tame.
The coyote when II appeared on the
street was still wet from its forced
bath In the river and several OF the
people who saw IT thought at first
that ii was a mad dog. After walk
ing the streets for several minutes
the coyote made an attempt to en-
ter Pattons Jewelry store, for some
unknown reason, but was unsuccess-
ful In the attempt, Miss Edith Al
lison. who works In the store. notic-
ed what she thought to be a large
dog trying to enter the store through
the screen door. II made several at
tempts to get through the screen
and then tried the window. Miss
Allison then went to the door think
ing il was a mad dog but when she
got close to It she realized that IT
was an exceedingly wet and fright
ened coyote. 1t left the store and
was last seen going In the direction
of the river down seventh street.
The coyote, which is the property
of the Motion Picture Company. had
been used for breeding purposes
with the splendid Eskimo dogs which
also belong to the company. The
coyote had been penned in one of
the box stalls but had made her es-
care by digging under the wall. The
people of the company we're not
aware of its escape until rumors
reached them of coyote that was
travelling all over the town and when
they investigated they found the.
pet coyote 10 be missing. The peo-
Pile OF the company. after finding out
where the coyote was last seen or
ganized a posse to find 1t and return
IT to Its proper place.
As yet the coyote has not been
captured.
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SNAKE At LARGE
FOR A FEW HOURS

The members Of the Colorado Mo-
ton Picture company we're frighfen-
ed FOR a short time the other after
noon when one Of the big rattle
snakes owned BY them escaped from
its box and was missing for over
three hours. The snake. which IL
OF the big Black Diamond species
found In old Mexico and never in this
part OF the country. Is over sesea
and onc.half feet long and Is the
ueancst snake they have. The
snake with its mate has been held
captive In large box covered with
plain wire screening and the snake
Affected his escape by pushing up
tho screen from one corner OF the
box and working ifs way out Of the
box through this small opening.
When II was found that the snake
was missing the people around the
building were greatly excited and
the men began Immediately to look
Tor the escaped snake. while every.
one was wondering whether they
would ind IL or Il would find them.
After searching for three hours and
over one of the searchers noticed
the tail OF the monstrons rattle stick
ing out from under the floor OF the
studio. The snake had crawIed
through narrow opening between
the wall and the floor and worked
Its way well under the building. Tho
man who nrst saw the snake grasp
ed IL by the tall and with the aid OF
The others they hauled him from his
hiding place. The snake when It's
head was hauled from under the stu
dio turned on tn oaptors and Ray
Baker was uniueky enough TO lie tho
one bitten. The bite he received
then. made the nrh time the snake
had bitten him having heen bitten
-four times last Saturday by tho same
snake.
These snakca. which are the iarg-
est Black Diamond ratticrs In cap
iiyity. are TO be used by MIR. Edmond
Cobb. the leading man OF the com
pany. in the masterpiece ACROSS tho
Border" The scene in which these
snakes will be used is the one in
which Mr.. Cobb Is made 10 suffer
according to tho old Apache custom.
This form OF torture Is one Of the
oldest indian tortures known and
In accomplished ms follows: First
the man who IL to be tortured u
stakcd TO the ground with his arms
stretched over his head and one Of
these rattle snakes il tied by dry
buckskin thong within six inches Of
his head. Then they are LETT that
way until Il rains vhsa the thong
neraeohna ana 81 ~mshe .s~an,~n
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CHARLIE REEVES
HURT IN MOVIES"

While working on one of their
most thrilling scenes in the great
photo play. Across the Border" IN
which they are supposed to blow up a
wagon of ammunition that is being
smuggled into Mexico. the Colorado
Motion Picture company had the mis-
fortune to have one of their best ex.
ira men injured. MIR. Charlie Reeves
who was the unlucky person, was
playing the part of the driver OF this
wagon and in driving across the
river he stops in the middle OF the
river and one OF the four troopers
that are "shadowing" him shoots in.
TO the wagon and explodes the dyna-
mite that is being carried in the
wagon. The driver and the horses
are supposedly killed and when the
picture of the two dead horses and
the driver was being made one of the
horses had enough vitality left to
severely injure Mr.. Reeves. Mr..
Reeves was Kicked In the back and
about the body and was ordered to
bed for few days before again re-
porting for work.
This photoplay. which was written
by Mr.. w. E. Clode. who is con-
nected with the picture company. has
been pronounced by critics. who have
been given a complete outline OF the
scenario. as being one of the great
est pictures ever produced IT. this
country or any other place. The
picture, Across the Border" is filled
with thrilling scenes. splendid views
OF the beautiful scenery around Can
on City and in all respects is a pic
ture that every one should see. In
the production OF this picture over
two hundred people are used and one
Of the most interesting parts of the
picture will be the scene in which
Mr. Edmund Cobb. the leading man
of the company. will use the two mon
strous rattle snakes which are the
property of the company. This
scene was taken today and the pic
ture is expected to be finished some
time next week.
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Cough. and Cold. Weaken. the sys

Continued Coughs. Colds and Bron-
chial troubles are depressing and
weaken the system. Loss OF weight
and appetite generally follow. Get n
soc. bottle OF Dr. Kings New Dis
covery today. II viii stop your
cough. The first dose helps. The
best medicine for Stubborn Coughs.
Colds and all Throat and Lung Trou-
bles. Mr.. o. II. Brown. Muscatine.
Ala. writes: "My wife was sick dur
Ing the hot summer months and
honestly believe DIR. Kings New Dis
covery saved her hfe." Good for
children. boc and s1.o0 at your Drug
gist.-adv
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Iravelina Man a, Denton

l.. s. Lear, travelling representa-
tive for the Ferguson. King Dry
Gods Co., OF St. Louis is stopping
at the Denton hotel. Mr.. Lewis has
come here direct from the east and
says the Colorado people are lucky
In having such cool weather as the
heat back east IL awful. Mr.. Lewis
will be here until Friday when he
will leave for Pueblo to attend the
State Travelling Mems convention in
that city Friday and Saturday.
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expected 70 nave 70
undergo an opera-
tion. but the first
bottle l took of
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound relieved meof
the pains in my side
and / continued its
use until l became
regular and free
from pains. l had
asked several doc
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18

Mr.. Geo. Demaree drove down
from Cripple Creek Thursday for a
load OF garden stun from the ranch
OF I. T. Davis. Mrs. Demaree. who
has been enjoying visit with her
mother In the Wet Mountain valley.
Joined him here and both returned
home Saturday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18

Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. kellogg and
children OF East Canon drove over
on Lincoln Park Sunday afternoon
and called on some of their acquain-
tances.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Those who were up early enough
on Tuesday morning discovered a
slight frost on vegetation though not
enough to do any material damage.
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HOW WOMEN
AVOID
OPERATIONS
By Taking Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio = my left side
panied me 90 for several years that
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M. p. shaak OF Sterling. Kansas.
while on a business trip to Canon
City took the occasion to call up
some OF his old Kansas acquaintanc-
es now living on Lincoln park. Am
ong them were Geo. l.. AndefS II
and A. A. Gebhardt. The lAf;eF
took Mr. Shaak to point on the
skyline where he enjoyed the best
possible view OF city and its SUI
rsundlngs.
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Mrs. Edwards and child from the
san Luis valley are visiting this
week at the home Of the formers
parents. AIR. and Mrs. Emil Tobler
Mrs. Edwards little daughter who
has been staying with her grand
parents during the school year viii
accompany her mother home. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jones will also
leave at the same time to spend some
weeks among relatives and friends
n the San Luis valley.
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Mrs. J. r. Poet and daughter.
we're called by telegram last week
to Detroit. Michigan. on account OF
the serious illness OF Mrs. Poets
mother. They left Thursday.
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The ladies OF the Lincoln Park As
sociation with Mrs. n. Is. King ms
hostess. gave social Tuesday ev-
cnIng on the spacious home grounds
OF the King home on Walnut street.
The lawn was beautifully lighted
with electric bulbs and japanese Ian
terms. and with rustic tables and .
seating capacity presented an uai'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18

Mr.. u. ID. Barnhari OF Buena
Vista. since returning from the an.
nual encampmcnt Of the department
OF Colorado and Wyoming. @. a. r.
held at Fort Morgan has been visit
ing among comrades and friends on
Lincoln Park Sunday he was the
guest of the family OF =. J. stiers.
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Mr. Edward Gouidner is leaving
this week for Lyons. KanSas. TO look
after the interests OF his 1000 acre
wheat crop In that vicinity.
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Mrs. Lena Switzer is spending
some time this week visiting among
her old friends over the park. after
having been away the past several
months taking In the sighs m differ
ent parts OF Califorml.
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Mrs. Jas. Kiskxddon Is improving
slowly from her tedious siege Of
sciatic rheumatism and is able to
get about some by the aid Of erut-
ches.
DR.. Anderson Of Eastonvilie. a
former resident OF Lincoln Park.
visited among his old friends last
week and also looked after matters
of business about Canon City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones are
down from Boulder visiting at the
parental Tobier home on Park ave.
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Mrs. JaI. Deniston of Denver Is
visiting this week with the family OF
her brother J. W. I-ambuih and 9th
er friends. Mrs. DenIston is an old
resident OF Canon City.
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Miss Selma Ralstou. a granddaugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ralston,
came In from Holyoke. last week to
visit among relatives on Lincoln
Park for the summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
FOR EVERY JEW Is PLAN

Detroit, Mich, July 1.-"Our goal IN
Jewish education will not have been
reached until we shall have offered the
opportunity of Jewish religious educa
ton to every Jewish child in Amer
ica," said Rabbi Moses j. Cries oi
Cleveland, president of the central con
ference of American rabbis, in the
presidents annual address to the or
ganization here last night.
who but we should organize the
constructive and creative religious
work for the Jewish students in the
great universities and smaller colleges
which abound everywhere in the
United States?" he continued.
Rabbi Cries recommended that the
conference constitute a commission to
study the problem of the unafiliated,
the extent and effect of intermarriage
during recent years-whether the con-
tracing parties are lost to or held by
the synagogue-and whether the chill
dren of such marriage continue in the
Sabbath school; the problems of mar
riage and divorce; the influence of new
religions and cults upon the household
of Israel. and determine what should
be our practice in cases of marriage
and burial with reference to those who
yield, if only temporary, TO the allure
ments OF new cults"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01

by CONFUSION, of governmental see
saw between two sets OF policies
He spoke a word concerning those
whom the progressives would welcome
to the party. I'VE will gladly work, -
he said, with any men who will them
selves with open sincerity work for
these (progressive) principles, provid-
ed that they are men of such charac-
ter as to justify confidence in their
good faith. In this spirit we ask all
good citizens to cooperate with us
when, as here in Penns ylvania, we
hold aloft the flag of good citizenship
and fight 10 translate those sound and
lofty rripciples into governmental
practice.
Colonel Roosevelt >eHlne hero to
speak in support of the ;andidacy OF
Dean Lewis for governor and Clifford |
Pfnchot for United StatesA senator
Their qualifications he toucheds. upon
1t the opening of his speech. There
.fter he confined himself to the ma
fonal issue outlined.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
HAS
MEDIATION FAITH
Situation as Favorable as May
Be Until Mexican Factions
Get Together. S

Washington, d. c., July later a
conference with Secretary Bryan Pres
ident Wilson authorized the statement
that the Mexican situation was as IA
vorable as it may be until the Mexican
factions get together. The president
is still hopeful that mediation will
bring about peace.
San Diego, Cal, July 1.-tWireiess,
from battleship California at Lapas,
lower California)-It is authoritative
ly reported that 800 federal troops
were ambushed near Santiago, lower
California, by constitutionalists. Nine
ty were killed and the remainder
routed.
Vera Cruz, Mexico. July 1.-"Before
/ resign half the people of Mexico will
die with me- is a remark HEerta is
credited with making to friends Mon
day afternoon while sitting; in a Mexi-
CO City cafe.
Saltillo, Mexico, July 1.-Carranza
arrived yesterday and began prepara-
tions to move the capitol to Monterey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
ST. LOUIS VOTES
/. FOR new CHAR TER

st. Louis, Mo-, July 1.-The voters
of st. Louis adopted a new city char
ter yesterday. which within 90 days
will begin the Inauguration of radical
reforms in the municipal administra-
ton. The total vote as given out by
the board of election commissioners
was 4S,S39 for and 44,15S against the
charter.
Three years ago a similar PROPOSE
tion was defeated by about $4,000
votes. There was much bitter opposi-
tion to the new character on the part
of a few real estate dealers and many
labor leaders. No disturbances, how
ever, occurred during the day.
Favor Commission Pan.
Pueblo. Col, July 1.-The citizens
of Pueblo yesterday voted to retain the
commission form of government The
vote was 5,219 to 1879.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
MANY BOMBS SET
FOR ROYAL LIVES
No Chance for Archduke Ferdi.
nand and Consort to Have
Escaped Death.

Vienna, Austria, July 1.-The con-
spiracy against the lives of Archduke
Ferdinand and the duchess of Hohen-
berg was SO well planned it would
have been impossible for them to es-
cape from Bosnia alive. according to
some members of the late archdukes
suite, who returned today.
Officials declare two clockwork
bombs were found beneath table on
which luncheon was waiting the arch
ducal party on its return to the city
hall. A similar internal machine was
discovered in a chimney of the room
occupied by the duchess of Hohen
berg at a watering place few
miles from Sarajevo, and a woman
was caught with seven bombs in hel
possession The bullet which killed
the archduke was an explosive one.
The authorities learned that Prlnzlp
the assassin, is the son of the propri
etor of a hotel at Sarajevo. and past
20, so he may be sentenced to death
for the crime.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
FIRE TRAPS ) MEN
INS()UTHERN MINE.
Twenty-Five Workers Escape
When Alarm Is Given, but
Others Are Caught.

Williamson, w. Va, July miners
worked with feverish energy today
digging a. shaft into the workings of
mine No. 1 of the Sycamore Coal COM
pany near here in the hope of reaching
five men who were cut off when fire
broke out at midnight Dense volumes
of smoke poured from the openings
and it W 2s feared the fire was spread,
ing rapid ly.
Fire b roke out in the fan house.
which Was destroyed. Alarmed by
failure or the air % men made their
way 10 the surface, but five were
caught in the entries far from the
opening
A govfrnment rescue car enroute
from Pidtsburg it is believed will
reach thf mine in time to be of SER
vice s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
ANOTHER JOLT is
GIVEN SUFS' BAND
Discover Committee Vote on
Amendment Is Postponed
Until Aug. 1.

Washington, D. c., July 1.-Discour-
aged but undaunted by the presidents
declination to use his influence for
congressional action on a constitution
al amendment for woman suffrage, the
leaders of the votes for women fight
turned their heavy artillery in the di-
rection of the house rules committee
today, only to find that the meeting
called to vote on the Mondell-Bristow
amendment had been postponed until
Aug l.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-07-01
EvID|E:NCE HURTS
CE'E OF PETRAS
Witnesf .iding on CN With
Therfs Hollander Night of
Mtui der on Stand.

Genevak III, July LIN the Petras
murder III ial today the state introduced
Joseph Harlow to prove that Theresa
Hollandat was dubbed to death in a
cemeteryf in Aurora the night of Feb
IS, bet.s4een 9:40 and 10 This eyi-
dence chi state considers highly inn
portant, rs Petras rode home in the
same cad as Miss Hollander, leaving
il at ga b. According to his abili he
told the police he got home at 10
O'clock. Parlow said he got of the
car four 1Eocks from the cemetery, at
the corn where Miss Hollander
aliehted. hnd ran home past the grave
ward. obs erying the gate OF the GENE
terry ope ae was running because
the night was cold.
William Aliens, one of the patrolmen
who we'd to Petras nome to arrest him
fha nfgn OF the murder, testified he
did NOT Fen Petras what he was ar
rested n . but that Petras asked. rs
Theresa HsIled."