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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-16
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-02
OVER 1000 PEOPLE SEE
PIRATES OF THE PLAINS"

The frst Canon City picture. The
Pirates of the Plains.- produced by
the Colorado Motion Picture compa-
ny. a local concern, was shown last
night At the opera house to over one
thousand people. In fact the box Of
nee receipts show close to 1.5oo were
present
The story is a western drama and
was written by William z. Ellis. and
is one of his most distinct hits.
The story tells OF Jim and Joe
Webster. who. though brothers. are
as different as day and night Jim is
an honest and respected ranchman.
while Joe is the ringieader Of a gang
OF desperate horse thieves.
At the state fair Jim has won the
championship broncho riding title of
the world. for which he has received
handsome silver mounted saddle
He becomes engaged to Nell Owens,
the pretty daughter Of a prosperous
stockman-
One OF Owens post riders discovers
a gang Of horse thieves on the ranch
and gives the alarm. Joe. their leader.
breaks his saddle. DESTROYS OF joining
his gang. he takes his brothers horse
and heads for the Mexican border.
The ranch hands give chase. hoping
to catch the rustlers before they
reach the internationa boundary. In
running fight Joe kills the sheriff,
but has the horse which he is riding
shot from under him.
The posse RECEIVERS the saddle and
captures Jim without a struggle. He
is saved by Nell. who demands he be
given n trial. Later he is convicted
and sentenced to be hung. on the day
set for the hanging Joe is mortally
wounded and oonfesses his guilt to
Nell. She reaches the prison yard in
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DIED FROM EFFECTS
OF HER INJURIES

Mrs. Amanda b. Aldrich. widow of
the late Charles Aldrieh. former
resident OF the Wet Mountain valley
died nj Riverside. California. on Wed
nesday OF last week from the effects
OF injuries received in an automobile
accident on the Thursday preceding
Airs Aldrleh was hurt internally
web nthe car in which she was rid
ing overturned and suffered num-
ber OF hemorrhages in consequence.
but the seriousness OF her condition
was not realized until abou, twenty
four hours before the end came and
from that time on her decline was
rapid.
MIR. and Mrs. Aldrich moved from
Colorado to California about fifteen
years aso and made their home at
Riverside. Subsequently they engaged
1 norange growing on ranch near
San Bernardino and Mr. Aidrioh died
there about six years ago. The family
then returned TO n..,erside. where 1t
has resided ever since.
Miss Florence Aldrich. who was
with her mother at the time OF the
automobile accident. was also injured.
but not seriously. James Aldrich. the
only son OF the deceased. was killed
In a mine accident in California Just
before the last Christmas season.
Mrs. Aidrich was a native OF Mich
igan and was "a years of age. She
was a prominent worker in the First
Church of Christ. Scientist. at River
side and had nany friends there and
at San 3crnardino. Mrs. Aidricr will
be remembered by many of the older
residents OF Canon City. She was bur
led at San BernardIno last Friday af-
ternoon.
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new FORD AGENTS TO
MOVE FAMILIES HERE

Mr.. d. II. Wilson and Mr.. Eugene
Burton, the new agents for the Ford
car in the Canon City territory. are
making arrangements to move their
families here and make Canon their
permanent home. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son have three children and Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton two children, So that
these families will make quite an ad-
dition to Canon's population and So
cial and school life.
Messrs. Wilson and Burton are ex-
perienced auto men. Mr.. Wilson espe-
cially, who has been selling Fords
for over three years. He is a member
of the Arkansas Valley Auto COM
pany. which operates through the val
ley and of which Mr. W. X. Hurd Of
Pueblo is a prime mover.
The two gentlemen who have the
local agency are confident that they
will be able to show prospective Gus
toners OF the big value which the
Ford represents for the money and
the ythnk indications poin, 10 a sur
cessful season.
A car OF Fords has already arrived
and are being taken care OF at the
Midland Trail Garage. which will be
headquarters for Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Burton.
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tors from whom received only tempo
rary relief. / decided TO give Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fair
trial and also the Sanative Wash. l have
now used the remedies for four months
and cannot express my thanks for what
they have done for me-
"If these lines will be of any -enefit
you have my permission to publish
them. - Mrs SADIE WILLIAMS, ass
James Street, Elkhert, Indiana
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and herbs,
contains no narcotic or harmful drugs,
and to-day holds the record of being the
most successful remedy for female ills
we know of, and thousands Of voluntary
testimonials on file in the Pinkham
laboratory at Lynn, Mass-, seem to
prove this fact
II you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia L. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound win help you, write
to Lydia aE-Pfnkham MedicineCo.
tconfidentaAl) Lynn,M ,Maas., for ad-
vice. Your letter viii be opened,
read and answered by . woman,
and held I'm strict confidence.
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WILL SPEND YEAR OR
TWO IN CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Smith OF Park
avenue. Lincoln Park. who left a coG-
pie or three months ago for Mont
rose for a visit with their daughter.
left last Friday for southern Califor-
mia. where they expect TO make their
home for the next two or three years.
Their son is teacher in the public
schools at Whittier and they will es-
tablish themselves at that place.
During their absence the Smith
residence on Park avenue will be
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rec
tor.
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4 COUPLE OF
INFANT INDUSTRIES


John H. Snodgrass opened an in
teresting industry at Cpl North Fourth
street few days ago that seems to
offer considerable possibilities in the
matter OF growth and development.
II Is the making OF gloves from can
ton flannel for which a big demand
has been created during the last few
years. Although but two people are
employed by Mr.. Snodgrass in their
manufacture at present, 1t is likely
that the number will be materially In
creased within short time.
The pattern for the gloves is Gu;
from the cloth by an Ingenious ma
chine. which can be adjusted for dif-
ferent sizes. after which the pieces
necessary for the finished article are
turned over 10 seamstresses to he
made up on the sewing machine. Pa
terms for a dozen or more pairs OF
gloves are cut out by an edged instru-
ment OF peculiar design by pressure OF
the foot, the material being folded in
such way as TO reduce the waste OF
cloth to the minimum. Two seam
stresses on Friday made eight dozen
pairs Of gloves Of excellent quality and
with more experience in their manu-
facture expect TO be able to turn ou;
a still larger quantity.
The gloves retail at 10 cents a pair
and are good value for the money. A
Wholesale firm in Pueblo has con-
tracted for the entire output Of the
factory with its existing force. and ~
the high standard OF the goods now
being turned out is maintained there
will be no lack OF a market for the
product OF a largely increased estab-
lishment.
Another small factory In Canon
City. Of which no newspaper publicity
has been given. is the creamery and
butter factory Of J. T. Atkins at lis
South Fifth street. Although a some
what diminuiive affair. Mr.. Atkins
hopes to expand his business opera
tions as soon as circumstances will
permit At present he is making only
about 125 pounds of butter a week.
but expects 10 double the capacity OF
his plan; in the near future
Mr. Atkins has lived in Colorado for
many years. but has been a resident
OF this community only twelve or If
teen months. He has had much expe-
rienoe in the dairying and butter max
ing business and finds II impossible
with his present equipment to meet
the demands OF his customers.
II takes. according to Mr.. Atkins.
anywhere from two and a half TO three
gallons OF milk TO make one pound
OF butter. There is also a great differ
ence n the amount Of butter fat n
cream, although the average Will not
much. II any. exceed per cent
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Wemsn o. weedcrsft.
After the close Of the regular meet
ing Of 0sss City Circle No. $50. wou-
On Of woodcsss. Monday evening .
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female weakness,
pain and irregulari-
ties The pains in
my sides were in
creased by walking
or standing on my
feet and l had such
awful bearing down
feelings. W as de-
pressed in spirits
and became thin and
pale with dull, heavy
ewes. i had six doc
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lime to prevent Jim's execution.


Joe Ryan. who takes the part OF
Joe Webster. and Bud Chase. who
plays Jim Webster. and Miss Jose
phine West. who Is Nell Owen in the
film, interpret their parts in a natural
and soul gripping way. The wonderful
riding of Joe Ryan and the fall off
the cliff with his horse and the skill
full driving of the stage coach by
Miss West cause many thrills
Ben W. Rea. c. C. Patton, VIM. Do
zier. G. v. Hodgin. Allan d. Bowen
and numerous others in the business
life Of Canon City take active and i'm
portant parts in the picture. DIR. Hart
Goodloe plays the part of prison ply
sician in the hanging scene
The general opinion OF those who
saw the picture last night is that II
Is excellent and could not be improved
upon either in scenario. Photographic
or dramatic standpoint
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Entertained on Friday.
Mira. Fred Fell was hostess at a de-
liEhtful dinner party at her homo. t25
PIKE avenue. at noon Friday. at which
time the members OF the Gate City
quartet. composed Of Mrs. George A.
Prsatlss. Mrs. W. c. Thomas. Mrs.
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Scholarship Day

Scholarship Day
The Friends in Council held its an
nual Scholarship day. Mrs. Harding
chairman, Friday at the home of Mrs.
George Baker.
After a short business session the
following program was rendered.
Mrs. George whipple. chairman. N
charge:
Dumb bell drill
This was given by nine young girls
on tn elawn in gymnastic costume.
under the direction of Miss Darling.
teacher Of physical culture in the
public schools
Piano Solo-AIrs. Watson.
Vocal solo-Mrs. wenzel. accom-
panied By Mrs. Park.
Reading-Mlss Lobach OF Florence.
Vocal solo-Mlss Esther Park.
Talk by Mrs. Harding relative %
the work being done by the scholar
ship committee. There are at present
twenty young ladies being helped 10
an education. fitting them for teach
ing Two OF these are from Canon
City and one from Florence.
circular letter was sent out re-
Gently to the clubs and since then Mrs
Harding stated. the money has been
pouring In" The club at Leadvilie had
sent $40. and after the letter was re-
ceived s27 more was sent. the pro-
ceeds OF cooking sales. The account
given OF work done and still going on
was most interesting.
Violin soio-Miss Mckenzie. accom-
panied by Miss schweisert-
Vocal solo-Mrs. wenIei.
Al the conclusion Of the program
fruit punch. cookies. bIrd-shape. and
nut waters were served
Tweniy-six dollars were contrib
ried and Il Is thought that the amount
will be made up to ffty. as other do
nations have been promised.
. There are four more meetings In the
club year. closing with Presidents
Day April 2tth-
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HONOR MEMORY OF
DEPARTED PRESIDENT

The following resolutions were
adopted at the meeting OF Greenwood
Corps No. %. W. r. c.. Wednesday;
Whereas. as Higher Power has
called from our midst ou rdearly be-
loved president. Hattie Ames
Received. that in her passing out
OF lie Greenwood Corps has sustained
great loss. not only OF member.
but of a friend and an enthusiastic
leader.
Resolved. that her loving disposI-
tion. her constant cheerfulness. her
faithfulness are qualities that should
be cultivated and followed.
Resolved. that we extend to the be
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy.
ny they find consolation in the hope
that sometime, somewhere. thew may
meet again, never 10 be separated.
Resolved. that our charter be
draped in mourning for thirty days.
lie il further
Resolved. that copy of these reso-
buttons be sent TO the sorrowing fam
lily and spread upon the pages OF the
corps records. also that a copy be
sen. the Record for publication.
Respectfully submitted in F. C. and
l..
NELLIE p. WESTON.
CLARA w. COULTER.
LorTrE E. MORGAN.
Committee.
Canon city. March IS. 1914.
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Society
0ndCLubS
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Pink and White SHOWER.

Pink and White Shower.
Thursday evening Witnessed a pret-
ty shower party at the home OF Mrs.
Harry Bowen. Miss Mildred Wood
being the honor guest.
The affair was pink and white
one. the house decorations being most
artistic and appropriate. Strands Of
small pink hearts. wedding bells and
cupids supplemented by the use Of
carnations and narcissus being used
with excellent effect
Hearts was the chosen game.
hearts being trumps throughout the
evening, Miss Beulah Emmerson was
successful in taking FIRST prize. a hong
strand OF pink beads. wi:;s a ei:=ln
OF pearl beads went to Miss Blanche
Wing. as n close second.
During the evening brick ice cream.
cake. candies aad coffee were served.
the color scheme OF pale rose and
white predominating.
large pink basket. laden with
gifts. all in pink and white wrappings
and the tokens themselves all being
In the same hues. was then given TO
Miss Wood. and another merry hour
ensued while each present was ex-
hibited.
Twenty young ladies were present
TO enjoy the hospitality Of Mrs.
Bowen.
Wemsn's Club.
The woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon at Pythian hall. The presi-
dent. Mrs. Ray. presided at the meet
ing The subject OF the afternon was
Colorado Day Mrs. Harding. Mrs
Lane and Mrs. Wilson were the com
sniuee IN charge. Mrs. Harding. chair
man Of the committee. gave know
ing paper on the Early History OF
Colorado" Mrs Lamb read a paper
on the Early Inhabitants and Mrs.
Ray paper prepared by Helen
wiron OF Denver Cd the santa Fe
Trail All who were present became
much better acquainted with their
own state.
Election OF officers next meeting.
All members please be present
Relief Corps
The regular semi-monthly meeting
OF Greenwood Corps No. -. W. II.
C.. was held "Wednesday at Pyihian
hall. Senior Vice President Sarah
Dunlap in the chair.
Report was given of the social at
Mrs. coulter's the previous week.
from which ss.as was realized for the
treasury.
Patriotic Instructor Mrs. Sell re-
ported the presentation OF three flags
to the schools.
The following officers were elected
and installed by Mrs. Coulter;
Mrs. Sarah Dunlap president.
Mrs. Phoebe Bowiby. senior vice
Mrs. India Hiatt. junior vice.
Mrs Susan jenkins was also in
stalled guard and Mrs. Shaw assist
ant guard.
Arrangements were made far the
luncheon and supper to be given by
Greenwood Post No. 10. @. A. r.. Sat
urday noon and evening. Mrs. Coulter
was put In charge. with authority 10
choose her helpers.
In the general orders from nation
a, headquarters the death OF Mrs. |
Clara W. Harrai. the first department
T, esident Of Illinois. was noted. The
Bar.-l family were intimate friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs Coulter and their
youngest son Harrai was named for
them.
A social followed the meeting. at
(which there were n number OF the
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MRS. Williams
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

EIkhart, Ind. - suffered for four
teen years from organic Inflammation,
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social was held.

social was held.
Cookies. tea cakes and coffee were
served as Refreshments. after which
the young people had merry time
at fortune telling; the older members
passed pleasant evening In social
conversation.
Mrs. II. b. Andrew invited the past
guardian neighbors to be her guests
on Tuesday afternoon. March 2ith.
and the officers on March 3lst.
The next meeting falling upon the
fifth Monday OF the month. the chair
man OF tie entertainment committee
announced n dance.
AT the meeting held March 10th
the office of captain Of the guards
was declared vacant. Mrs. Melchi re-
signed the office of past guardian
neighbor and was elected to MI the
vacancy Mrs. o'Brien was elected
past guardian neighbor.
Reading Club.
The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. Webster. Mrs. okey
presiding. Mrs. sl.ee.z vas reader for
the afternoon.
She read a narticle. "Hulda Kup-
fer" n story OF cure brought about
by Christian Science, and an Auto
biography Of an Elderly Woman"
who was thought TO be too old to
work or do any thing else that she
wished To do.
There were ten members and one
guest. Mrs Goodrich. present. The
members responded TO roll call with
quotations from Riley.
II was voted simetime ago that re-
treatments would not be provided
during the social hour at the second
meeting At 4 members house. As
the club bad not met with Mrs. Web
ton. she furnished refreshments. con-
sisting of sandwiches. cake. Spanish
cream. Russian tea and mints.
Musical Recital.
A recital was given Thursday even
ing. March 2s. at the Methodist church
parlors by some Of Mrs. Alice Parks
pupils which was very enjoyable.
The program was AS follows:
Due, Through Field and Forest
Ruby Lowering and Maude Mckinnon.
Solo-~over the Dunes
............... Ernest Newton
Geneyieve Farmer.
song--sleigh Bells. Esther Park
Duet-"Waliz- ...... Schneider
Frank MoEnlry and Karin Park.
song-~My Garden had a Rose.
..-......-...... Reginald de Haven
Mrs. wenzel.
solo--i. May Breezes~ .........
...........-....-......E Emil Rhoii
? Summer Revcrie~.
......--.......- Tryrie Taryussen
VILLA Lambuih. i
soio-~valse Napoliiaine' .........
.......-......-..-.. Edna Johnson
solo-~From the South" ..........
................ Grant schaeffsr
Leroy Collins.
solo-i. Melody in =. Rubehsteln
:. Fairy Tale tAiemoryl .. . Merkel
Ki Carson.
Duet-"Good Night" ..... Paul Hitler
sewelI I-anden and Genevieve Farmer
solo-"Ia zinEara~ Niemory" .Bohen |
Ruth Ross.
song-"Golde=. Boat . Esther Park |
Solo-i. "sicilian Dance" Schumann
? King Rupert 1900. Schumann
Ruth Mahood-
Solo,. Minuet. ....... Paderewski
,. Gypsy Dance. ........ Lichner
Roy Nelson.
Song-"The Sweet o the Year.
.-............ Mary Turner Saiter
Mrs. wenzel.
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Record Want Ad for results.
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Martha Bethel and Miss Helen Sar-
tor. were guests OF honor. During the
afternoon Mrs. Fell and her mother,
Mrs Fischer. entertained twenty-five
ladies' at a social gathering. during
which refreshments were served. Mu-
sic. conversation and a general good
time characterized the occasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13

TOR sALE-An upright piano, in good
conditions; cheap to quick buyer for
cash. Ca" at Gle Werniger street,
Bell phone 1077-J.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13
OIL. GONsUlIMljPII0N
Now Exceeds the Production
According to Monthly Re.
port Of Stocks.

According to the figures Of the
monthly reports OF the pipeline COM
Ipanies as contained in the OIL City
Derrick, the oil consumption is at
present exceeding the production by
10000 barrels day. This comp1ta-
ton was made today at the Offices Of
the Oil and Gas Producers Associa-
ton, whose officials regard with an
optimistic interest the reports. For
September and October the decrease
in the stocks, including the produc-
ton, and amount in storage, was 81
649,531 barrels. For the month Of
October when the conditions were
normal, all the oil being taken by the
purchasing agency, the decrease in
stock was almost $4,000 barrels,
which means that that amount was
taken out of storage, and that for the
month of October the eonsunpt ion IN
round numbers was 10000 barrels d
day more than the production,
A large proportion OF this amount
Is being shipped to Europe where the
production has been shut of, and It is
anticipated that the amount, OF oil
consumed will increase and that the
decrease in the storage in the stock
of oil will continue
Local producers consider this sit
uation an omen Of good in the I'm
dustry. The demand for more oil is
certain they think to raise the price
OF oil in order to encourage a larger
production to meet the demand,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-13

Virginia, Will proceed to execute the
order Of reference entered In the above
styled cause by the Circuit Court of
Harrison County: West Virginia. on the
2sth day Of September 1914. wherein /
account showing:
First What personal estate Sena A.
|CopenhaNer. deceased, owned at the time
Of her death. and the character ana
hands % the plaintiff, Sylvester Lyons.
as administrator OF the said decedent.
Second What disposition, Il any.
was made OF the said personal estate by
and how much. il any y 81 said pefs5sai
estate Is now in the hands of said adj
ministrator. and to whom said fund il
payable. a q =
Third. "A settlement OF the admipis-
BY the said Sylvester Lyops Is admin
Fourth. What real estate. II any. was
SSnss the sad seaa A. cSpsahavs
Fifth. What debts said sena A.
Copenhaver owed at the time OF her
death, their respective amounts and
Sixth sucn other matters as. any
party in interest may require, the same
being pertinent. or such other matters
as said commissioner shall deem per-
tAA(Aht1 WtiVStlCA az T1C4ulkSu VI sMUtS -
At the above mentioned time and
pace all parties interested, may attend
with such proof as will enable me to
execute said order.
Given under my hand this 9Th. day
OF November. 1914.
HOMER w. WILLIAMS.
Commissioner in Chancery.
W. NJ. ,CoNAWAY: Counsel:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TO THE CREDITORS OF SENA A.
coPENHAVER, pECEASED:
In pursuance OF a decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the County of Harrison,
in the State of eWst Virginia. made In
q cause. therein pending, to subject the
estate of the said decedent to the pay
nent Of the her debts, you are required
to present your claims against the es-
tate Of the: said decedent for adjudica-
tion to H. W. Williams. Esq. Commits
sioner at his ONCE In said County. on
1914. =, - :. \
Witness, i. Wade. conman, Clerk of
tie 9: said Court, this the 9Th day Of No
~ = l. ,WApE COLEMAN, Clerk