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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-08
Zoo Much HOLDING.

There was altogether too much hold
ing throughout to please the English
spectators. During h last Tour
rounds Richie forced the fighting
hard for a knockout, while Welsh
plainly was playing to win . decision
on points. The success OF the affair
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-08

Champions Victorious.
Louisville, July 8.-The Association
champions ran wild on bases, batted
persistently, and won easily from the
locals.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-08

Secure IS Hits.
Columbus, July s.-Although kan
sas City pounded two Columbus pitch
ers for thirteen hits, locals won by
punching blows in the second.
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BODY SHIPPED To
SAN FRANCISCO

The remains OF the late Joe o'Neili
which were found at the side OF the
Denver K Rio Grande railroad track
at Dead Mans curve. twenty -four
miles west of Canon City early Tues.
day morning. have been forwardc I
TO San Francisco on telegraphic Ia
struction from Florence O'Neiil. "a
ther OF the deceased. for burial. We'd
nesday a message was received by \.
Il. Wilson to prepare the body for
inte-ment and have II sent horne.
The remains wen- out over the San
ia Fe by express this morni-.. for
their destination on the Pacin: coast.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
JOHN MEREDITH BUYS AL.
BAXTER'S TEAMING OUTFIT

John Meredith. who In the past fe~
years has built up for himself a
creditable ieaming business. recent
iy closed a deal whereby he comes in
to possession of the entire equip
ment owned BY Al Baxter. including
horses. wagons. barns. etc. Mr.. Mer.
edith will continue TO handle the
business along the same lines as did
Mr. Baxter but OF course will have
larger and better facilities for hand.
ling tho t.amins jobs because nls
own equipment. which Is quite up-to.
date. will be added to that OF Bax.
ter's.
Mr.. Merslith's phone number is
Canon lo5 and any orders for haul
ing or teaming of any kind win be
promptly taken care OF by phonlng
that number
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
ALL HAND SUMMERS
HERE TUESDAY NIGHT

Great interest should attach TO
the announcement that is made Of
the coming Of Messrs. Hall and sum-
mers on next Tuesday evening.
These men are gifted orators and
have bad unusal opportunity for per-
sonal observation of the influence and
results OF Local Option and ProhI
bition. They have lived under both
and have had individual experiences
that enable them to speak with more
authority than any men on either
side of this question today. They
present the matter In the form of a
debate that every person whether he
be for or against should hear. The
largest auditorium In the City ought
TO be packed to its fullest capacity
with our people who really want to
know what IS being done for commu.
nifty welfare.
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lie vas captEin OF his football team
three years. basketball three years.
baseball one year and track one year
besides managing one or two teams
each year.
Since graduation from college he
has been specializing in Y. NJ. C.
A. work aud has taken special train
Ing in the Chicago Y. NJ. C. A. col.
iege and AZ Lake Geneva summer
school. besides the practical export
ence he ha1 had as an employee OF
the wes, tide Association. Chicago
for more than a ear past.
Mr.. Van Paiten has had erperi-
enee not o-iy Ia physical work. but
In Boys work as well and will 10
OF great usefulness to both these de-
partments in the local association.
II is runored throughout Y. n. c.
A. circles hat Mr.. Van Patten zm
stop on at Sterling. Kansas. his
home town. and take unto himself a
help-mate On his way to his new DO
sition. THIS viii. Of course be a dss-
appointmen. to our many worny
Canon City maidens. but Ia something
over which local Association author
tiles have no control.
The happy couple will arrive !.
Canon City the 2eth OF August. IN
readiness Or duty September LIST.
Mr.. John Turner. a Eymnasiur
leader, from Hamilton, Ohio. who
has successfully handled the work
through tho summer months. vii
return shortly after the IRA. Of Sep
tember TO HIS home In the east.
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TWO GREAT SALES
OF PUBLIC LANDS

The Colorado state Board Of Land
commissioners has authorized two
great sales OF public lands; OF one
OF them 10 be held at the west en-
trance Of the El Paso county court
house in Colorado Springs on Sept
}. and the other at Limon In Lin
coin county on September 10. Al
the Colorado Springs sale approx
mately 10000 Of acres OF land in
FL Paso county will be offered at pub
lie auction to actual settlers only
who will cultivate and improve the
land as provided for in the terms
and conditions which are shown in
the legal advertisement Of said lands.
At the sale at Limon approximately
100000 acrys of land In Elhert and
Lincoln counties viii be offered at
public auction on the same terms
and conditions.
These two great sales will be the
forerunners OF ssles In other counties
in the state. provided the purposes
for which iley are authorized ar,
successful and actual settlers are
convinced ~ the value and advan-
tages Of settling upon the lands in
question.
The land viii be sold In go acre
tracts, and each alternate section
will be reserved TO lease to the ac-
tuai settler who has compiled with
the requirements OF the state land
board on land bought from the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
NEW MILLINERY STORE
FOR CANON CITY

Mrs. Mary Miller. an experienced
milliner OF Denver has made ar
rangements to open up a millinery
store at 6lo Main street two doors
from Frey &Co!.inR
Miss Garrison % Chicago an expert
trimmer is here with Mrs. Miller
and win have charge of the work
shop.
The new establishment will carry
the business name or Miller's MILL
merry.
Mrs. Miller states that she vi In
stall at once n complete stock oi
the most upto-date fall and winter
hats and millinery accessories.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
CALLED ON CANDIDATE
FOR GOVERNOR

The reception given at the Strath-
more hotel Wednesday evening In
honor of Frank C Goudy of Denver.
candidate on the Republican ticket
for nomination Tor governor befo.'s
the party primaries next month, was
n highly gratifying and pleasant az
fair. A large niTiber OF people cali
ed at the hj'c' during the course OF
the evening to pay their respects to
Mr.. Goudy: among them being ht'f
score or iEore OF ladies'. 'ir
Goudy. who is making a political 'ri,'
through the southern pat of the
state. is accompanied by his son, +
B. Goudy. and Earl NJ. Cra,.s-o.' for
mer United States attorney for Col
orado. The party left by automobile
this morning fot Pueblo a-e p'inis
down the valley.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
RENEWING OLD AS
SOCIATIONS HERE

Cary othus. formerly of this city,
but for the last four years a resi-
dent of Idaho an6 other states ives
OF the Continental divide. is spending
n short time here visiting old friends
mere and renewing his boyhood asso
Citations. Cary graduated from the
Canon City high school in 1910 and
since then has been two years a stu
dent at Cornell university at Ithaca
New York He Is now on his way
east to reTure his studies at Cor
nell. on procuring his degree from
the university he will engage in civil
engineering; a line of work for which
he is equlpping himself by study in
both n theoretical and practical man
ner. During the past summer he has
been engaged as an assistant in the
construction OF big hydro-electri-
cal plant in the west
His parsnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Othus. are now residents of Portland.
Oregon, and are delighted with their
home in the Rose city. Percy othns
Is now employed as a craftsman. In
the Northern Pacific Railroad CON-
pany's shops at Portland and is get
ting along nicely Although he has
travelled extensively since leaving
any towns OF it's size as attractive
as a place OF residence as Canon
City and he stilI regards II as HIS
home.
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G. \. HACKETT WRITES
FROM BOISE, IDAHO

@. II. Hackett OF Boise. Idaho. who
has long taken the Canon City Rec
ord. in sending in this years dues
recently he Gays:
Il had letter from Texas not long
ago saying how awful the poor minor
In Colorado has been treated. etc.
! mailed a copy of The Canon City
Record TO ne writer containing a
statement OF conditions and told him
not to waste any sympathy on min
ers who were hghting. but to read
the other sidei"
Sir. Hackett has lived In the Colo
RADIO coal camps and knows some
thing about Il himself.
This also illustrates how for the
influence OF single copy OF a local
paper may go-printed in Canon City.
subscribed for In Idaho and sent on
back TO TexAs.
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STATE FAIR HAS OUT
A FINE PREMIUM LIST

Pueblo. Angus: 2s.-The most gen
erous premium list that the Colorado
State Fair association has ever lssg-
ed vas completed last week and now
is ready for free distribution by
Secretary ]. l. Beaman.
with the success Of las years
fair and the unlimited support that
The Pueblo Commerce club has
thrown to the association. e was
found possible thie year to over more
liberal prirs for places in all de.
partments.
Especially has this been true IN
the aFricu'ural md horticultural de-
partments. while extra inducementl
also are offered In the livestock and
poultry divisions. The race money
also viii be more liberal this year
and those making successful entries
will have no cause for disappoInt--
ment for their trouble.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
FLORENCE GUARDS SOURCE
OF WATER SUPPLY

The city authorities OF Florence
have just secured the approval OF
the secretary OF agriculture TO CO.
operative agreement having as its OBJ
ject the development and protection
of the city'5 water supply. Florence
gets its water supply from Newlin
creek, a nearby stream. the drainage
of which lies within the San Isabel
national forest In Fremont and Gus
ter counties.
This agreemen. is said to follow
the same lines as those recently en-
tered into with the government by
Trinidad aud Fruita, and provides.
among other things. for a restricted
use of the lands within the water
shed for purposes which might tend
to contaminate the run of. 1t also
provides that the city authorities
shall have = voice in the administra-
tion of the area and that the munich
pality's caretaker shall. II so desir-
ed. be invested with federal author
ity for the enforcement OF sanitary
and protective regulations which may
be approved by the secretary Of ag-
riculture.
Il is claimed by the department
that these cooperative agreements
have proved OF incalculable benefit
to many towns in the west depend
ing for their water supply on streams
arising within tho national forests.
and in every instance thns far OBJ
served have justified their efficacy
In bringing about the desired results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
JOHN SCOPINICH Guys
A DENVER HOTEL

John Scopinick formerly OF Chand.
Ter has moTed to Denver where he
has purchased the Pacific Hotel.
This hotel is located at 1880 Sew
enteenth street cnly one block from
the Union depot and is said to be
modern and first class in every res
pect.
Mr.. Scopsnick will be glad to meet
old Fremont County friends when
they go to Denver.
Mr.. Scopiuick has long been a reg
ular reader OF The Record.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
NEW STORE STYLE SHOW
SPLENJID EXPOSITION

Hundreds of Canon City ladies
thronged to the New Store wednes-
day afternoon 10 witness the advance
showing Of FAN and Winter garments
And they wers not disappointed.
From every standpoint the styles
were displayed and described in a
way that appealed strongly.
The demonstration was great with
its crowd of interested viewers and
the exclamations OF delight proved
that the latest fashions were beauti-
fully and gracefully exhibited by liv-
ing models who happen to be some
of the most popular Canon City young
ladies'.
The coats, suits. evening gowns,
tunic skirts. waists and furs evil
denced a stock Of dry goods worth
this effort of investigating.
A fun orchestra gave the occasion
the finishing touch OF splendor while
the New Store was gay in It's autumr
decorations.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
C. c. Van PATTEN
THE new GYM
DIRECTOR OF
Y. M. C. A.
Chicago Boy With Plenty OF
Experience and Ability
Takes Place Of H. H.
Maxwell, Resigned
ARRIVES HERE ON SATURDAY :

A recent communication from II.
II. Maxwell. former physical secre,
tary OF the loca. Y. NJ. c. A. ap-
prised the management that he
would be unable TO return to his du-
ties here this fail on a. count Of his
prolonged sickness. He has greatly
improved. but feels that he must do
outside wo-k for awhile In order 10
give himself the best opportunity to .
recuperaie.
The matter OF securing a eompe.
tent experienced man to take Mr..
MaIweIls place has been no small
task. but has finally been successful
ly accomplished.
Mr.. G. c. Van Patten Of Chicago
has been chosen as Physical Seere-
tary for ths ensuing year. Mr.. Van
Pa;ten. Cby the way. no relation to
our fellow ,ownsman. Mr.. C. w. Pat
ten) Is n young man OF splendid
qualifications and is especially pre-
pared for this position. He Is a col
lege graduate. and was prominent In
athletics during his college course.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
NO WARRANT FOR AD-
VANCE IN PRICES

Colorado Springs, Aug. 27.-Dis-
trict attorneys of the state, who con-
yened here Tuesday to investigate
ADVANCES in the prices of foods.uffs
in Colorado since the European wal
opened, found that the raises are
generally unwarranted and wholly
speculative. They found also that
there is an absence of laws in Colo
RADIO by which persons responsible
for the advances could be prosecut-
ed and recommended the passage OF
statutes which will provide for en-
ergencies in the future.
1t was the sentiment of the gather
ing that the decrease in exports of
lower rather thar steadily increas-
ing prices on foodstuffs.
The passage OF an antitrust bin
which would enable them 10 prose
cute trade combinations in Colorado
was one If the principal recommen-
dations male by the attorneys be-
fore their adjournment.
The cooperation OF citizens in fur
nishing information relative TO the
existence OF combinations. was urg-
ed.
President NJ. W. Purcell appointed
committee on proposed laws. in
eluding Attorney General Frederick
Farrar. District Attorney John A.
Rush of Denver and John Davidson
OF Pueblo.
A committee was also appointed to
investigate mining laws in the state
with n view of making changes and
effecting the elimination of obsolete
laws.
The committee consists of John
Hendricks Of Trinidad. George Carl
son of Fort Collins and Barney What
ley If Breckenridge.
An official statement issued by the
meeting SAYS:
we urge upon every citizen oi
the state wao has knowledge OF any
agreement ~ conspiracy in restraint
Of trade for the purpose ~ raising
the price of any food products. to lay
the evidence before the district at.
torney Of his district. or before the
United States district. attorney. or
the attorney general Of Colorado. We
promise the people OF the state that
there shall be hearty cooperation
and united effort in order TO protect
the people rs far as possible against
unreasonable prices.
In this connection we respectfully
suggest 70 the district judges ir
those judicial districts in which grand
jurles may be impaneled. that spec
ial instructions be given the grand
jury to MAKE searching inquiry into
all such matters. and II II shall de.
velop that federal statute has beer
violated then report OF the same be
made to the United States district
attorney of he district"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
Home From Fiahing Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs and
Alva Wood returned to Canon City
on Tuesday from a ten days camp
ing and fishing trip to South Fork
and other points IL the San Luis val
ley. Mrs. Chas. r. McLain and
son. George OF Denver. who accom-
panied the party on the outward trin
returned several days previously.
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voIIey Ball Games Thursday Evening

A couple of highly entertaining vol
ley ball games Will be played at the
Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium between
teams selected from the Business
mems class Thursday evening. As
the event win be one OF more than
ordinary interest an admission fec OF
ten cents will be Charged those who
desire 30 witness II. Tho money Will
go into the furnishing fund.
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Left for LeIs,d Stanford University

Arthur Morgan and sister. Miss May
left Tuesday aftei noon for Palo Alto.
California. where they will resume
their duties at Leland Stanford. Jr..
university. Miss May is a member
of the senior class at the unIve:i.ty
and will graduate next June. Al
thur is a junior ciassman and will be
awarded bis fegree in 1916.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-03
PYTHlAn GRAND LODGE
SESSION CLOSES


The Knights of Pythias and Py-
THAN Sisters annual grand lodge
meeting. which has been in session
in Pueblo for several days, will close
this evening after one OF the most
interesting conventions in the his
tory OF the orde- in the grand do
main Of ColorauJ. In referring TO
the event the Chieftain OF this morn
ing says:
The grand lodge sessions and
the golden jubilee of the Knignts Of
=. .nias will come to a close with
today's sessions. That the jubilee
has been a grand success every
Knight is ready to say. The enter
tainment provided by the Pueblo
lodges has been all and more than
was expected and Pueblo has been
honored by the presence Of this high
class order.
In the years TO come as other
grand lodge sessions are held in the
various parts OF the state II Is not
likely that any win te more success.
full or more enjoyed than the one
that closes today. The Knights and
Sisters OF Pythi;s have given Pue
bio an example OF what their order
means TO them and to the world AMI
to Pueblo is better for having had
them here.
Everyone joins in bidding all the
visitors Gotspeed on thei rway TO
their respective homes and renews its
oft expressed Invitation to come again
and often. II Pueblo has given the
visitors a reception to be remember
ed II Is because Pueblo loves good
citizenship and therefore loves the
Knights OF Pythias and the Pythian
Sisters"
he grand lodge officers OF the two
organizations. elected on Wednesday
follow:
Knights Of Pythlas
Grand Chancellor F. F. sehreIber.
Colorado Springs.
Grand Vice chancenor-E. \.
Coulter. Greeley.
Grand Prclate-E. L. Fitch. Denver.
Grand Keeper of Records and
seals-w. s. o'Brien. Denver.
Grand Master Exchequer-G. II.
winchell. Ia Junta-
Grand Master NJ Arms-A. C. Wat
ehter. Montrose.
Grand Inner Guard-Fred e. oiin.
Pueblo.
Grand Lodge Trustee-John Allison
Cripple Creek.
Pythisn Sisters
Grand chlef--Mrs. Ida Hicks. Tel
luride
Grand Junior-Mrs. Mildred Nelson
Paopia.
Grand Manager-Mrs. Flora 3.
holland. Pueblo.
Grand Mistress OF Finanee-Mrs.
Nellie coston, Mancos.
Grand Mistress of Records and
orrespondence-Mrs. Gertrude Mel
son. Silver Plume.
Grand protector-Mrs. Rose Den
mis-. rinidad.
Grand Outer Guard-Mrs. Carrie
Noeeb. Grand Junction.
Grand Board OF Trustees-Past
Chief Emma Terry. Boulder; Grand
Chief Ida Hicks Grand Junior Lulu
Bromeley.
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went To the Springs This Morning
Warden and Mrs. lyman and little
daughter. Margaret Helen. motored
to Colorado Springs this morning to
spend the day. They win return 20
Canon City this svning.
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stopped OF For Short Visit

Mr.. Leon Juinlan OF olathe. Colo.
a former Canon City boy stopped on
few days on Lis way 10 Fort Col
Inns Agriculture school. He is the
guest Of Morris Jones.
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JUDGE HOLBR0OK
DIED FROM
HEART FAILURE
AT ALAMOSA

AlamOsa, Colo. Aug. 27.-District
Judge Holbrook. candidate for the
Republican nomination for the su-
preme court died at his home here
of heart failure this morning.
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cssss Of Mrs. Jonathan Seaman

Mrs. Emma connor of Anthony.
Kansas, is the guest of Mrs. Jona-
than Seaman at sos woodlawn ave.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-08
Paris, Jan. 20.

Paris. Jan. 20.
A ND where does the snartly dressed little Paris
~ ienne 20 to see the latest fashions nowadays?
In times gone by 1t the Bois de Boulogne
on sunday afternoons the Longchamps and In
the studios OF the fashion But all this
has been changed Now when she wishes to learn the
latest little twist in fashion she betakes herself to
picture palace and it in the moving pictures.
Not only do the motion picture companies require
their actresses be garbed in the mode but
many or them producing special films devoted TO
nothing but fashions Sandwiched in between the
smiles and tears Of the picture plays she the
latest gowns almost soon as they turned out
from the workshops Of the designers,
The popularity OF the fashion display IN films has
not only added TO the OF the picture palace
proprietors but has advertise
fashion. for in all the special fashion films the
Of the designer of the is always prominently
d1spI'Yed Just what arrangement has been made be-
tive the large fashion establishments and the film
comps 'ss l do not know but both should find the
showins OF fashionable garments the films proAta
5le arrangement The picture houses such dlms
are on the regular programme have become tremend
ously popular. and any afternoon steady
stream OF we'll dressed women entering them.
The Gaumont Palace, the largest motion picture
playhouse in the world threatens to become much
the centre Of fashion is the Bos de Bouogne and
the at Longchamps l also told that the
idea has extended TO London and America In the
latter country company is devoting series of films
illustrating the adventures Of country girl in New
York during which shown the interior Of several
Of the Fifth avenue fashion houses. with living models
displaying gowns while the girl herself is shown In
stunning gowns after she has arrived IN the city
to live with q wealthy relative.
THE VAN DYCk COLLAR IN TUlLE,
The Van Dyck collar in black white tulle is
other innovation of the moment, 1t gives becoming
Nnish TO the select for small dinners and
yanine concerts These collars, far their shape
s concerned scrupulousy copied fro mthose worn
h onr ancestors In the days OF Charles l. favorie
nodel IN white tule has shawl enect completed
ovnd the shoulders with a square piece. Each por-
.ion IA made with plain width Joined 70 killing be-
a+h a mining of whites attn The satin piping can be
n,aced by tiny garland Of mult-colored rococo roses
or narrow insertion of valenciennes These collars
% a uorn as much by girls as by young married women
aI TnI charming over sapphre-bue cerise. green or
si, anu Ua,vet The col Van Dyok In black tule and