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I.0.0.F. BUILDING WILL SOOh
Be READY FOR OCCUPANCY

The Odd Fellows building at 7i2-
714 Main street is rapidly approach
ing completion and Is an attractive
and substantial architectural add
tion to the tlock in which It is locat-
ed. The contract called for the com
pletion OF the structure by October
first, but owing 70 some unfavorable
weather for work during the summer
months and the failure to procure
some OF the necessary material the
time has be, extended without preiu-
5ice to the constructors.
The building is of Canon City made
brick. forty Tour by one hundred and
twenty feet on its ground dimensions.
two stories in height and is OF pleas
ing appearance. Its cost to the lodge
will be something like $4,000. ex-
elusive OF the furnishings. which will
entail an extra outlay OF approx
mately $1,000. Tho contract for the
building vas awarded to Charles Sell.
who sub-let The carpentry and wood
work to Lamb q Campbell; the
plumbing to Ellis & Hood and the
painting TO Friend q Williams.
The first floor Will be used for
commercial purposes and two beau,i-
full store rooms, each twenty-five by
one hundred and twenty feet in size.
have been created. The entire upper
portion of the building will be devot-
ed to the requirements of Canon City
Lodge No. Z. /. o. o. F. and Of its
auxiliary organizations. Harmony
Rebekah lodge. Underneath the store
rooms is basement extending the
full length OF the structure with
plastered walls and concrete flooring
The basement will be lighted from
the street 5y a panelling OF heavy
glass.
Access TO the second floor Is by n
stairway from the front of the build
ing and leads to a hallway at the top
which opens into the waiting room
and parlor. The principal feature OF
the second floor Is the lodge room Mt
the rear OF tn, building. which is
sixty by forty feet in size with six
apartments and its beauty has been
heightened by the tinted. decorated
walls and a couple OF domes through
the top for ventilation. The wood
york has been stained and harmoniz.
es well with the coloring of the walls
and ceiling. The ventilation OF the
room is perfect and will permit the
temperature being kept at almost any
desired degree by little manipulation
Of the devices installed for that pur-
pose.
There is kitchen. dining room.
five property rooms. q parior. waiting
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-01
CARD OF THANKS

wo wish TO express our heartfelt
thanks TO our friends. ncighbors and
all. for their help. Kindness and
beautiful floral offerings during tho
sickness and death OF wife and
mother.
Jesse Knowles.
Cynthia Knowles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Mcdowell
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Milton.
23otidtiwp
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ONE OF THE NEEDS
OF FREMONT COUNTY

One of greatest needs OF Fremont
county is the growth Of more and
better livestock. The farmers Of
Kansas and Nebraska as long as they
planted nothing but corn and wheat
without putting anything back on the
soil, became poorer every year. but
when they woke up and began to
raise hogs. cattle. horses and chick
ems to consume their surplus produce
they began to restore the fertility Of
their lands and started bank ac-
counts that have been growing ever
since
The ranchmen OF Fremont county
need more good stock as a means Of
increasing their prosperity. There are
many uncul.ivated corners and much
that annually goes to waste on every
fve-acre ranch that might be utilized
for pasturage and fed to dairy stock
that would enable their owners to
stop buying milk and butter. There
is not an orchardist or gardener in
the Canon City district that does not
need fertilizer. Din fact, he must
liaye Il 10 got the best results from
his cultivation. If he had a COW and
took care OF all OF the vegetation on
his place that could by any means
be converted into manure and used
for the enrichment of the land he
would add at least fifty dollars a.
year TO the value Of his property. Ask
any good ranchman what a few loads
of fertilizer means to his strawber
ries. raspberries. alfalfa. in fact, any
OF his crops and he viii tell you
that he cannot get along without it.
In the eastern states nearly every
county and state institution has a
small herd Of thoroughbred stock Of
some kind. usually Jersey COWS.
Now why cannot the board Of com
missioners of Fremont county pur-
chase -Four or five females and
good male II some dairy breed Of cat
tie and establish them at the county
poor farm as an encouragement 10.
the public TO improve their strain OF
cattle? A lot Of grade COWS are kept
there that hardly pay for their keep
because they are mixed with range
and beef stock. Why not get some
thing good7 A thousand or twelve
hundred dollars will buy all of the
thoroughbreds that are required for
n starter.
We have a new creamery industry
in Canon City and more and better
dairy stock will help build It up.
Ranchers can sell at good prices all
of their extra milk and cream and the
additional money they derive from II
will find Its way into all of the ave
nues OF trade. to the benefit OF the
entire community. A little investi-
cation OF the subject will convince
you OF the "plendid results that may
be accomplished in this way. Such
an investment at the county farm
would be worth many times its cost.
and. Indirectly a big boost for the
upper Arkansas valley.
A. p. NELSON.
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HAVE you LOST ANY

Hogs with Cholera?
Call up Hunter Palmer Drug Store
and get Joe Heavenridge's Cholera
specific Money back If not satlsfac-
tory.
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Lost. strayed o: stolcn--The Pro.
gressive party OF Colorado was last
seen In company with John c. shat
fer, Ben u. Lindscy and Pearl Jolly.
Finder notify Dodge Of Colorado
Springs Gaz+tte ard no questions will
be asked about It's damaged condi.
tion.-Boulier Camera.
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George Kindel says he is going to
run for the United States senate. He
is rising too fast. A man like George
ought to start With n patent medi.
cine show and graduate into second
class vaudeville houses before trying
to make tho orpheum circuit-Fort
Collins Review.
Tom Patterson hasn't given IL out
what he would do II he became
governor OF Colorado. but we notice
that the agi.ators for the rip-snort-
ing politicians In the u. NJ. w. are not
afraid OF him and are going down the
line for him.-PubiIc Indicator.
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Keep Your Stomach And Liver
Healthy

A vigorous Stomach. perfect work
ing Liver and regular acting Bowels
is guaranteed ~ you will use Dr.
Kings New Lifc pills. They insure
good Digestion. correct Constipation
and have IN excellent tonic effect on
the whole system-Purlfy your blood
and rid you OF all body poisons
through the Bowels. Only 2bc. at
your druggist.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-10-01

wanted-fancy and choice Jona-
than and Rome Beauty apples. Load
ing this weak. Thomas and Kirkton.
I, 23od3t-1tw
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Wanted-Fancy and choice Jona-
than and Rome Beauty apples. Load
ing this week. Thomas and Kirkton.
23od3t-1tw
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EEF BLUE: A great deal Of the
wise talk we hear comes from people
who have already slipped.
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FROM THE STATE PAPERS

Say. you legislators: II you cant
do anything else. penalize the pups
Make EN- gote at the primary OF
lose right u ballot at regular cleo
tiona.-Durango Democrat.
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Fruit and Truck Growers Mass
Meeting.
Meeting.

VIII be held at the District Court
room Friday evening Oct 2. at 1880.
Speakers to discuss matters OF I'm
portance TO growers. Come. brins
another with you. 2sod2w1.
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Dry Land Seed For Sale
Fall Black Winter Emmer wheat.
Also
Fall wheat No. II. Address
n. II. DIssMcRE.
22G4td tIw. Hillside. Colorado.
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Record Want Acs are sure 10 bring
resuks-
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The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Improvement Is Recorded in Reports from ALI Parts Of the
Country, but the Development Is Dsappomtingy Slow
and Irregular Confidence Shown Is Encouraging
w.. . Enough, but Conservatism Still Is
Firmly Fixed. .-

New York. Dec. IL-5radstreets ronser.
row will say:
Confidence in the future is encouraging
enough, and underlying basic conditions
continue to mend, but Improvement as
reflected in actual orders Is disappOint-
ingly slow. Conservatism seems to have
become a fixed habit, and in consequences
buying is Of the small-lot variety. So IL
may be said that the larger lines OF dis
tributiOn. as well as numerous producing
enterprises. are working at a reduced
rate, and wherever activity is visible II is
directly traceable to rush orders for the
warning nations. II is true. however. that
buying of holiday goods imparts a certain
degree of activity to retail lines, and al
the same time cold weather. with snow,
has helped sales OF seasonable wearing
apparel and benefited the winter wheat
crop. but as a general rule purchases Of
seasonal gifts are rather light. and many
Centers note a tendency to run to the
lower-priced articles.
But in the general situation various
encouraging signs are discerned: COM
plete reOpening of the stock exchange
still lower rates for money, activity in
demand for commercial paper. further re-
tirements of emergency currency and
clearing house certificates. some evidences
of a pent-up investment demand being
manifested"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
THE PREMIUM ON SAFETY

In all the investment markets Of Amer
lea there is today a decided demand on
the part of those who have money to in
vest for a good big rate OF income plus
very large degree Of safety. II NJ per-
haps. curious to note that as a result Of
three months in which there has been no
market open for men to trade in and spec
ulate in the investment public has come
to place a relatively much smaller value
upon convertibility than it was accus-
toned to place in previous periods
AS a matter of fact, the very first de-
mand that arose in the markets after
seven or eight weeks Of almost complete
stagnation was a demand for short-term
securities, the idea of the buyers being
not to have something that could be sold
again. but to have something that could
be held until maturity or until paid OF.
simultaneously with this demand there
was an awakening in the mortgage mar
ket. a great many men going out to look
for safe short real estate mortgages into
which they could put their money with a
definite expectation that nothing evil
would happen to il for two or three years
at least or until the mortgage had ma
tured
Gradually as the market was opened
I'D this principle has been extended. In
the bond markets OF the country they
trade in all sorts of bonds. some Of them
with a daily market under normal con-
ditions, others just a reasonable market
and a good many others that could hard
ly be marketed at ALL During the time
when the markets were closed up all
these classes were about on the same
footing 50 far as market was concerned.
and the revival Of business began not In
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Md Dec. u.-MILLFEED-Sprng
bran In lOOIb sacks 8 00a8.5o: nearby winter brsn-
in lIO-Ib sacks, IS 5ozz 90; -four to white mid
dag. in lOO-Ib. sacks. 3.ooaI.oo; Western mid
dIings in looIb sacks, Is ooaB 30: do. white mid
dlings IN lOOlb sacks 81 5oa2Oo; do. winter bran,
In 100 ID. sacks. EOosS.oo
HAY-No l timothy 200; No. timothy. II 5oA
HD: No timOthy u 5OIls.Oo; light clover mixed.
B.oOaIg50: No. clover mixed. l6.0oaiT-Oo; ehoics
iTJJ: No. clover. l2Ooan-5o: sample grade. aS to
kind quality and condition. lGaOoaI30
sTRAW-No ! straight re. u HGal46o; No. :
straight re. IO0al350: No. l tangled rye. oOa
II 90: No. tangled rye. SSa9oo: No. l wheat.
500: No. wheat. 7.OOIT5O: No. cat. 95oGl0.Oo:
No oat. s0As 20
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens, old hens. lbs- and
over l5ali: do. small medium n. l-al5; do. Old
ruOster 9: do fat. young lis5: do. rough Stacy.
Il; ducks, Old. Z: do. spring. white Pskins.
per h Halls; do Iuddle. lbs and over. h. Bali
do. MuSrOvy. i2al3; pigeons. young. pair, Is; do.
DID, Is: guinea fowl old. each. 20aS5: do, Young.
~ r- and over. 3; do. II lhs. and over. 3.
do. small. Is; reese NEARBY. h.. lial5: DO. Kent
Island Ter n. IS: do Western and Southern, Ter
h l2aI3: TURKEYS lbs. and over. 70: do. old
Totns. Ter b. l7als; do. small and thin. PER H.
I-aA
DRESSED PoULTRY-Ch.ckrns old hens. mixed.
rrr h IsaI3: do rOosiprs, old. Isr n. 70: do.
v0unE pr h, l2si ducks H.. lta6: geese, near
hy per h lsa6 d.. Western and Southern per lb-
i2aIs: turkeys choice h. SAD; do fair god,
I~r lF T7als: do. rough and rOor, per III. l2al3
BUTTER-CTyameTy, fancy. Ter h.. Saoi; do.
choicr DAsaJIlE; do. good 2ssA2is do. prints -;
do blocks .: ladies. Sa3; NGrylAnd snd Penn
Eylrauia rolls 3S1; Ohio rolls l9aD; West Virginia
rolls BAD: store racked, - dairy PRINTS, I91O;
TruceSa butter 3aE.
EGGS-MArlsnd PrunsyIrInia. and near BY frs'S
loss Of Is: We-tern hrstE =; Wess Virginia frsts,
gLS2; Southern hrsts. NLS.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
FEAR IS ROUTED
in WALL Street
Cheerfulness Takes Aggres-
sive and Routs Enemy
from Trenches.
HEAVY STOCK TRADING
Bond Market Is Strong. with Consid-
cradle Activity in Speculative
Issues.
HEAVY STOCK TRADING

New York, Dec. n.-When cheerfulness
takes the aggressive, fear Rbandons its
trenches. The retreat today turned into
rout Selling orders were Cancelled and
buyers, hoping to anticipate the effect of
return OF public confidence. found diff
Guilty in obtaining stocks. although their
bids we're advanced sharply above recent
quotations.
Attempts to buy stocks through the
clearing house today resulted In the heav-
lest business since the close Of the eX-
change, and the stock exchange found IL
necessary to issue orders that all trans
actions today. as well as those made to-
morrow. must be put on the clearing
house sheet and cleared in the usual man.
ner on Monday.
The bond market was strong, with ac-
tivity in the speculative issues. Missouri
Pacific IS were a feature. advancing to
43 3-4, a gain Of 3-4.
Katy Issues FIrmer.
Missouri. Kansas and Texas issues were
firmer, the first Is advancing TO 70 bid
and the second Is to so bid, while the first
refunding As, which recently sold at IS,
were 30 bid
Erie issues were stronger on the hope
that an increase in Eastern freight rates
will be granted. Erie convertible Bs went
to s. IA bid, and the convertible AS TO
81 l-t
The heavy over-subscription OF the
Chicago. St Louis and New Orleans
equipment trust certificates guaranteed
by the Illinois Central and the heavy ad-
vance subscription to the Chicago and
Northwestern general mortgage per
cent bonds brought prompt closing OF
the books. 1t was rumored on the street
that the Rockefeller foundation bought
s., ,COOOOO Chicago Northwestern SIS and
per cent premium was bid for the bonds
Stocks Are Strong.
Stocks we're strong. Reading was ac-
tive at lF2. Pennsylvania los bid, and
Distillers Securities 13S4 bid with the last
transaction at l2ls. California Petroleum
preferred was a bid with the previous
sale at so and Colorado Fuel ga bid after
selling at 21l2.
Copper stocks were in good demand in
response to an advance in the metal to
ISI. cents per pound. Tennessee Copper
sold at 3Ols. Nevada was strong between
lGls and II. and Utah Copper changed
hands at l61s.
Rock Island issues wer steady. Presi-
dent Nudge is quoted as saying Rock
Island is in better shape now for the
winter than ever before Busines will
be resumed upon the floor of the stock
exchange tomorrow under more favOra-
BILE conditions than seemed portable four
months ago. Weak accounts have been
strengthened or eliminated. and specula-
ton generally has been reduced TO min
imum New business will be carefully
scrutinized. and manipulation prohibited
as far as possible.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec. u-Bntish underwriters can
cellations of insurance hullS. even Of American
vessels hound for German ports IL causing seTlon
impediment to exports Of cotton 10 that country.
The steamship Carolyn, clearing from SAVhnnAn
early In the week will touch at Bostop for re
insurance for this reason and with the United
States government limiting its insurance. risk e
Nseo0 on one cargo the question has become acuts
in shipping circles.
The value Of the cargo q the City Of Macon.
which will al from Boston to Bremen will Ap
proIimAte soo.O0, and with bull insurance VIII
demand . risk q N.0ooo0 The steamship Grecn-
hull tnsurlnce and the steamship VI Monte clear
ing today from New York with 670o bales q cptton
was insured fully only with difficulty.
The United States government insures for
per cent against war risk alone. a ha1ard which
promises TO be very prohtable and would require
the loss OF more than one ship In twenty before
the government could lose.
II was reported today that the English govern
ment was refusing pslotage through the channel
but IL is known that North Sea pilots can be
obtained from neutral nationals.
shipments now going forward 10 Germany are
being financed in New York through baukers. bills
payable on the GniTBl Of the cotton in Germany
through the Deutsche Bank Of Berlin.
The South sold cotton contracts again today and
the market declined from to q points. These
brokers usually identified with transactions in actual
cOttou and with Southern spinners Il IL known
that spot prices In the south as now quoted are
nearly nominal Particularly for grades lower than
middling. and Southern Spinners being in ciOse
touch with these markets doubtless hedging
their purchases Of actual cotton b. bales in New
Yort.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

New York. Dec. u-Dun's review to-
morrow will say:
That there is improvement In trade
is made clear in the reports from all
parts Of the country, though the develop
ment is slow and irregular and the gains
already attained inspire confidence IN
further expansion. with the advent Of the
new year.
Holiday buying, while less in volume
than last year. Is developing very well.
and the colder weather has stimulated
retail distribution and has also helped
some wholesale departments.
Iron and steel consumption Is increas-
ing and concessions in prices are less
frequent Larger sales of wire and tin
plate are reported and the railroads, in
spite OF their enforced economies, are
contracting for limited quantities OF rails
and other supplies.
THE recent depression is reflected in
the November statement OF the leading
interest, which reported a further de-
crease in untitled tonnage in that period.
THE prevailing optimism Is strength
ened by easier money and the notable
Improvement in the financial position;
also by the fact that while the present
volume OF business Is much less than last
year, the corner has been turned and the
trend is now towards better conditions"
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Dec. I'm L L F z E D.
Steady: inquiry moderate. Spring bran
in 1O0-pound sacks, 25.25, TO arrive; stand
ard middlings, to arrive, $50; Western
red-dog, 35.25; winter wheat, in 10o-pound
sacks, to arrive, 27.lO; city bran, in bulk
2450
RYE FLOUR-Firm; trade is hindered-
Good to choice, 5.S0a6.30. in sacks.
CORNMEAL-Steady; business moder-
ate. Riln-dried for export 80, in sacks.
Coarse meal, in bags. 1.52al53.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Steadyi choice
is selling in a small way at 2.I5a2.S5.
RYE-Receipts, $50 tons; steady fair
demand. Quote prime timothy, LILO; No.
timothy, los; No. 2. 9al.0O; No. 3 SoayO.
STRAW-Receipts 50 tons; steady;
trade quiet. Long rye quoted at 6oa6I1s.
PORK-Steady; demand is quiet Mess,
q. O.5Oa2l.OO family, 24Ooa26OO; clear. IOOa
2LO0
BEEF-DulI: scarce; packet, 2a,OOae4.Oo:
family, 24.O0a25.O0
LARD-Steady: business is moderate.
Prime Western, 1925 refined continent
100; South American, 11.2o; refined Bra
lillian, in kegs, 1920; beef stearine, l6A;
lard stearine quiet: New York, l2h.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

though early sales were At AdyaneeSN Of y 20 4
oSer the VISITING spots Of Thursday. but the net
gains for the day were only y to y.
The Modern Miller crop outlook warns the trade
70 beware 0 claims Of crop Losses By present low
temperatures In one section Of Kansas.
me volume q trade In wheat today was of q
fair size. but 1t largely On professional &C
cDunt. The cash transactions were $500 bus5,ls
At Chicago. and DQ!ooo to 20 out Via the GGn
Toledo reported 5000 No. rcd winter taken By
eKportsrs and vessel room chartered at Chicapo
for $1,000 bushels Of wheat TO load and hold there
Baltimore reported six boatl loading with wheat
and oats and eight more boats waiting to load for
export
The ssaboard claimed a good business at New
York. Boston and Montreal in Manitoba wheat and
bids strong for wheat that available for prOmpt
shipment kansss City reported eGporters taking
wheat thsre.
The feature u the news from ArEentine was that
the Italian government has purchased Is, 300
bushels q the crUp.
Little attention was given In the corn crowd
TO the reports Of foot-and mouth disease in Illinois.
The weather is cold and generally clear and
favorable for huskinE aud marketing corn
Oats were UNCHANGED to higher. The market
vas without any feature to speak Of
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. Hibbs Building.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

New YORK. Dec. ll.-Can money Opened at ~
per cent. high per cent low. ~ pcr cent
close. u per cent: mlinE rate. ~ per cent
On the eve Of the reopening Of the stock e1'
change for restricted trading the lending instul
tions inclined 10 abstain from dong bisl'
ness. and this circumstance combined with some
what better bidding is impartrng a sieadier under
tone tn the market
Rates, however. show change from the pre-
Ceding day. few loans have been neEOtistei TOT
the shorter periods at per cent. For the Other
maturities the quotation is "a per cent. Ihe de-
nNnd for commercial paper from lOrS institutions
about equals the supply. which is restricted a. II
has been 80 far this fall The result i moderate
movement Of paper and steady tone
Rates are 4isR5 per cent for the best names ni
regular maturity. Shorter dates passing at fs
per CENT.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
KHEDIvE QUITS ALExANDRETTA
800 German Officers Join 10000
Turkish Troops There.

Athens Dec. 1.-THE Khedfve OF
Egypt. who has been at AleXandretta.
has departed with the consular stan
There are 10000 Turkish soldiers at
AleNandretta. where they have just
been Joined by 300 German officers for
whose coming the troops waited.
AIexandretta is on the Sulf OF the
same name. 375 miles northeast OF the
Suez Canal. and on the west coast OF
Turkey in. Asia.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE.

East Buffalo. y. Y. Dec. observation-disclosures
IS Market fairly active and steady. Ship9inC
steers. a5Oasoo; butcher grades. 6.ooas5.
CALVES Receipts. so Market slow. Gull u
choice 65OaI2O0
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 500. Market
slow and steady. Choice lambs. S.cas.5; Gull 70
fair 6Ooas 90; yearlings. Tooa7 30; sheep 30Oas 3.
HOGS-Receipts 35nO. Market active; 3 lower.
Yorkers. 7.soa7.So; pigs. 7IOaT5O: mixed. 10
heavy. 40, roughs 6OOs6.tO. stAgs 5.Sa6.00