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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Rinkhaan's Negeo-
bic Compound ths
praise it deserves,
for ! have taken it
at different times
and it always re-
lieved me " b en-
other m edicine es
failed, and when I
hear q woman COM
pain. P:.:s. 1=-~=
ommend it tLastwin-
ter / was attacked
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Burpee's seeds our line big stock.
the standard the world over. None
cxcei. few equal. Our price hero the
same - Hurpss's as the other end
F. p. snitA-adv sseod-w
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l.ns p~a c.asss to os's

Mr. Lass Dan Of Duff and hoyis
vas cazlsa to Cambridge. ohse has
week beeasss of the death Of y
father. He Vim cot return to csno,
cry us1n has sAis vesh-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07
F'srs"s. '.ss'. wss Attended

Ffersnes People whs Attended
Dedication
Among the Florsses people n u,
tendance at the ODD Fs,ls~s dedi
cation IN Canon CITY o. last Hoa
eay. ws nesieed. ~. poss ana vife
Thomas SHIELDS. Jr. ana wife. Mrs.
W. @. Rfchssts. ,. c. Bssay. Jesspl
Chairman ass Anily. ). ~ nvaas
sss Nrs Thsnas \. wsnhu.-Psr
aasz.
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The piow that plows sueecss-s~e.
way piow. The new way and the best
way. cuitivators. seeders. dlscs. har-
rows. spring tooth harrows. F. P.
Smith. adv eseod-w
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

A few of the high school cadets
played in the band at the dedication
of the l. o. o. F. Home Monday af
ternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Thomas. H. C. Webster and the Miss
les Hendrickson and Sartor. Of Canon
City. were guests Of Mrs win Morris
at delightful affair given at her
charming home In Florence wednes-
day afternoon Fifty guests in sli
enjoyed tie aftern,v-.
The decorations Of the spacious
:ooms wcrn dainty and b,ar:if.'-
Apple bicsscms and smila< we're
used in rrofusion together Wiz Jao-
anese trskets flied with XII 'arney
roses. tulips and narcissus while tiny
May baskets OF apple blossoms were
hung everywhere about the rooms.
An excellent musical program
was given. participated in by Miss
Hendrickson. Mrs. Williamson. and
the Gate City ouartette. comprising
Mrs Thomas. Miss sartor. Mrs.
Prentiss and Miss Bethel. all
Canon City. and Mesdames How
ellis of Florence. The following
numbers were given:
Piano solo ...... Miss Hendrickson
Vocal solo Mrs Williamson
Piano solo ...-.....Mrs- Campbell
Vocal duet -.-.-..-- -.. :.
Mesdames Newell and Howells.
Piano solo ...... Miss Hendrickson
Vocal solo .....M Mrs. Howeiis
Selection .-.... Gate City Quartet
Piano solo ....--.. Mrs Chappe,I
Vocal solo .-.. Mrs Williamson
Piano duet .....-.-...-.. Miss
Hendrickson and Mrs Morris
Selection ....-.. Gate City Quartet
The luncheon served was delicious
and dainty in its appointments. The
favors were tiny crocheted May
baskets filed with candies while
beautiful boquets OF roses we're pres
ented to those who had participat-
ed In the program
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Sunday Dinner
Miss Mae Rittenhouse was seated
as the guest OF honor at beautiful
~ appointed four course dinner.
given by Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Hol-
and Sunday evening.
A low basket OF apple blossoms
:..ae sh- tahle look nrettv and the
menu was tempting one and great
sy enjoyed by the company OF eight
which partook Of IT,
Surprise
Miss Mae Rittenhouse can play
ranks on her friends. but IL was
nicely demonstrated to her on last
. Satuday evening that they could re-
urn the compliment In just as clever
fashion.
Enjoying an auto ride with several
. riends. the victim was invited into
he home Of Mrs. Harry Bowen and
ound q large number OF young ladies'
here TO give her a rousing welcome
The rooms wore a festive air by
he artistic use OF baskets OF spring
flowers and festoons Of pink hearts
Six tables OF Hearts were played
and n luscious luncheon which car.
ried out the roseate hue was served
By the hostess.
Miss Rittenhouse Acknowledged
hat the guests were the better sehem
ers when n travelling bag. bulring
with handsome gifts was placed At
her side.
IL was ooss TO the mId1ight hour
when the company dispersed. loud
in their praise for their hostess and
tae splendid evening she had plan.
ned for them
500 Meet
the Five Hundred Club and a mum
ber Of special guests were entertain
ed In . lovely fashion BY Miss
oueenie jameson At her home On
Main street The blossom season
vas suggested In q very pretty man
ner BY the use Of branches of the
fragrant apple blossoms and baskets
and Jars Of the same dainty now.
srs. The score cards we're clever
bits Of ar--heartehaped- hanc-
painted. depicting the little God OF
love In vsrioua attitudes
Mrs. Bud Holland made the best
plays In the zoo games and ~as
siven a japanese sandwich baske,
as a trophy.
A delicious luncheon was served.
the menu def,ly carrying out tn
ink and white color scheme
Miss Rittenhouse. the clubs pres
ident was presented with a half
dozen silver spoons as a wedding
gift from tho club members
The popular bride-eieot received q
second surprise when a beautifully
decorated basket teeming with gifts
was placed before her. After the
gifts were united and enjoyed BY all
the company dispersed. having spent
an evening Of perfect pleasure.
Luncheon For Bride
Tho home OF Miss Frances Hem
merle was the setting for one Of the
pre,tiest luncheon parties OF the
spring season. when she had fifteen
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Miss Margaret Evans was abse
part of the week on account of i'll
ness.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

maiden-hair ferns and tied with q
pink tulle bow occupied the table
center Perched on the handle Of
the basket was a gay little Kewpie.
smiling at the. prospective bride.
The lights were pink-shaded and
wee pink candles in tiny holders
stood at each place The favors
were pink candy baskets nlied with
salted almonds and nosesay Of
the chosen flowers.
The menu of Eve courses was q
most tempting one and greatly en-
5oyed BY AL.
The later afternon hours were Civ
|sn over TO music and a general good
time. Miss Hemmerle is an accom-
piished hostess and carried cut the
nappy .if...I- f..I-S: ST>=.=-s.s -..A no
detail lacking.
800
Party At Miss Fannie WrIaht's
Friday evening witnessed a pleas
ant party at the home OF Miss Fan
ME wright Apple blossoms made
the rooms fragrant and the guests
enjoyed very much the entertain
ment planned for them by Mis-
Wright. who proved to be a charm.
ing hostess As the company met ir
honor OF Miss Ella Short. the ladiei
present wound up the evening b:
each contributing 4 chapter for \
life history Of Miss Short to be
presented 20 her as a souvenir
Some Of these chapters were in vet5
clever rhyme and illustrated. and
all were highly edifying. The even.
ing was further made pieasurabie oyI
delightful refreshments
Dickens Club
The Dickens Club met with Mrs- A.
C. Dickinson on Thursday with all
members IN attendance The house
guests OF Mrs. Greydene-Smith:
Miss Aimira Waterman Of Denver and
Mrs. James Jones OF Springfield. Ill.
we're present. IA we're also Mrs Nah
Isn ID. Thatcher and Mrs. Dr. Wallace
OF Pueblo.
Misses Leila Dickinson and Leiis
Peabody assisted In serving tea
Progress Club
The Progress Club met with Miss
Carson. Monday evening. April "a.
Subject: Colorado.
The members responded at ron call
With Colorado items.
EARLY History OF Colorado Miss
Tanner. Early History OF Canon
City. Mrs. Lewis. Vocal: Alpine
Rose --co,umhine.- Prom . Colo
rsdo Summer BY 0errit Smith.
Light refreshments we're served AZ
ter the program
Dancing Party
Mr.. and Mrs- o. J. Rundahi enter
tained few friends at an informal
dancing party. at their home. Wed.
nesday evening The gathering was
complimentary 10 Miss Rittenhouse.
and was delightful In It's informaiity
A splendid Dutch lunch was one OF
the features much enjoyed by the
company.
Shower
Airs. o. J. Rundahi entertained
twelve ladies' OF the older set. most
pleasantly Monday afternoon.
The greater part OF the tine was
spent hemming teatovels. xhlcaI
were given to the guest of honor.
Miss Mae Rittenhouse,
Al $3.50 a fne luncheon was serv-
.,, .s. ..t .,...x
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FEELS like
A new WOMAN
Az Lydia e. Pmkham's Vese
table Compound Dispelled
Backache, Headaches
and Dizziness.

Piqua, Ohio" would be very m-
grateful II ! failed to give Lydia &.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

The grcenest thing between this
point and Canon City ls that neld
OF winter wheat on the Marceius
place. and with the precipitation Q.
moisture recently the prospects OF
good crop from this neld is certain,
iy promising
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

VIII vahldick. wife and famil,
and }. T. stroehlke and wife motor
ed TO canon City last Sunday. ths
men folks to attend the dedication
OF the odd Fellows home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

hiss Maud Page came mp from
Canon City last Saturday and is Wis
itins In the family OF James Lang
worthy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Peter Koch has rented his place
in Canon City and with he wife
viii reside in wes,ciias for the sum
mer
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

James Ryan spent . few days in
Canon the past week on q visit &c
his wife and children
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aars. WIM naerrls chsrwlasly Ees,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07
Dancing Party

Shower
Airs. o. J. Rundahi entertained
twelve ladies' OF the older set. most
pleasantly Monday afternoon
The greater part OF the tine was
spent hemminE teatoweis. ~hIea
were given to the guest of honor.
Miss Mae Rittsnhouse.,
AZ s:so a nne luncheon was serv-
cd. following this. Miss RIttenhoase
was the recipient of a misoe.iane.
shower of pretty and useful gits
from the guests. The affair vas a
complete surprise to the compliment
guest. bit a very happy one. just the
same
Mrs. WIN Coleman. OF Denver. as.
sisted her mother. Mrs. Rnndahi. in
making the gathering one Of much
pleasure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

The Assembly Dancing Club has re
organized and it's members Entheres
at Annex hall. Thursday evening
and enjoyed dancing and . real soos
time until a late hour.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Luncheon For Bride
Tho home OF Miss Frances Hem
merle was the setting for one Of the
prestIest luncheon parties OF the
spring season. when she had fifteen
young ladies' as her guests. Thurs
day In compliment to Miss Mae Rit
tenhousc.
The company gathered at eievcf
o'clock. playing Hearts until the
luncheon hour. Mrs- VIII Coleman
Of Denver carried home . beautiful
painting BY wallace Nuttins A. q
souvenir OF the highest score. and
sIiss Henimerie presented tho gucsI
cf honor with a handsome jar OF po,
ourri sachet as . token Of the happ,
occasion.
Large boqusss OF pink snap-dras
cas ana swsss-peas decorated the
spaclous roons aa1 the luneheor
tsh,s. ahowsl ths work Of IN arsis'
h Ms arrangsment.
a large basksl Of pink aad whiss
svsss Dsas iasGnias,st vii
. ..... 3 D.. ..a-II.- |t p . Is .- s. =. IL 4. =
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Mesdamss c. ". wnl,ansoa. 8.
Lane. 0sorss Bethel sr- osorl
Bsshsi. e.. q. ., PrsstssA ". I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

Hunter Ray and A c. Wright drove
10 Canon City last Sunday aud Al.
tended the dedication ceremonies Of
the Odd Fellows home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

u. Giroux vas under the doctors
rare the nrst of the week. suffering
Of ehiIis.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07

I'd coryeli was up from Canon
City a day or no last week In the
interest Of the Buick auto for which
he is the agent at Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-05-07
WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS
From Wet Mountain TRIBUNE

Mrs kenney. mother Of Dr. Ken
ney. departed last Saturday for he.
home In Pennsyivani.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
California Expects to
Register 100000 Autos

BY June / California expects 10 have
100. 900 automobiles registered Up TO Nay
s the books OF the motor vehicle reEistrs-
ton office at Sacramento showed the fol-
lowing.
Automobiles ss.7T6.
Motorcycles. 1925.
Chauffeurs. 13.f45-
Operators, 115.0O0-
Receipts. S1.115.5o0-
Automobiles are now being registered at
the rate OF zoo per day. thus making prob
able the prophecy that there Will be 100.-
900 registered by the first OF next month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

one OF the most daring speeders in the
west and holder Of many motorcycle
records.
He is travelling very light carrying
only some replacement. parts for his
machine, a small speed camera, and a
water canteen- He has previously ira
yersed most Of this desert, having par
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

ONION. ENG May 1.-THE dump
snE" OF American automobiles on the
English market is still DOGGY 70
- the English politician and the a1fo-
. cor,inr- almost frenzied IN their desire 20
Mace retaliatory tax upon the auLou.oDllss
fnporred from the states Mr. zen. a. r
--bosa alarm at the American INVASION mas
reached pitiable limits told ne rs -
mat sit Is only a question Of une--and op-
T,0-t1- It,--when the chancellor OF the eN-
cheduer will take advantage OF the Temp
tatfon to place an import on specia4 classes
Of manufactured goods -
The anomaly Of admitting motor cars, par
ticuIarIv American cars. on dumping terms
Is one that even free traders IND y lmpos-
sibIe TO defend. while the United states are
Imposing an al valorem duty OF 40 percent
on English built ones
Gives startling" Figures
Mr. Fell brought this out a few weeks ago
with startling figures showing lEal pIa--
rfra1rv only very wealthy Americans bought
light cars used in Great Britain and Ire
land came from America and being duty
free and sold lower price tnan IN -il-
states. they pushed out the native manu-
facture-
American Competition Serious
or course. the seriousness OF American
competition IS generally admitted IL y
computed that half the automobiles on tHe
English roads American MADE Time
was when the American product vas or sucn
at a glance. but the new type OF European
lied American auto is the prevailing 1ashion
in the less expensive machine
The controller OF one Of the expert auto eN-
changes in London told me TINS gss s9 M
until recent years there was every difference
between the average American and the
average European machine and scarcely any
between one American and another
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Scenery and Good Roads
Make Trip to Dam Enjoyable
Mesa Mountain Valley and Canyon Offer Ever Chang
ing vieys on the 1913 Mile Trip to the Elephant
Butte Dam the Roads Are Good, but
Beware the "Malpai Beds"
Nv r. E. SHERMAN.

~HE Elephant Butte Dam trip!
Well its worth anybody's
Il while. even counting the mis-
hans that are likely TO occur and that
seem TO he the rule with FL Paso tour
ie+e Talk about your scenic road
y-ays. the 123 miles from II Faso 70
the site Of the big dam IS one eIeet
panorama all the way M9unlaLk
climbing and mountain descending az
various points provide plenty OF
thrills and make one thankful Lof
driver that is onto his Joo- Il.
Mile after mile Of the great sweep OF
-7esa and plain are traverSed over
-oads that can be negotiated at 80
miles an hour at many points heI
and there the trail IS crooked Dut
seldom rough A tank and ranch mouse
hobs into view here and there but Tor
the most part. after leaving Las
Cruces and striking of across the
plain, the scenery is all OF nature
wild and primitive sort, broken only
by passage through the smau Town
- Cutter, IA miles from the dam and
near the end OF the journey
A well filled gasoline tank plenty
of desert water bags if your engine
heats a hamper Of picnic food, a
good driver at the wheel and gen
uine spirit Of good temper holding
sway in your party are the main re-
ouirements to make a trip TO the dam
ENJOYABLE GrOuches are a bad thing
TO start with unless they are Of the
kind that wear off easily. but a jolly
disposition viii take care OF the most
Of the mishaps-
Dust Yes, aplenty. You will eat
dust before you get through TO the
dam. 1t floats in big clouds above and
behind the machines No fellow tour
lists will approach within a half mile
of YOU If they are wise, nor viii you
care TO run up upon any other chance
drivers. that might be Overtaken. No
matter what clothes you start with
an garb will be gray at the finish
GRAY dust will fill every crevice and
law in a thick coat upon tonneau and
hood. 2rR1aZl
Ever Changing Scenery.
Yet who cares for dust. when the
motor huns over otherwise incOmpar-
able roads. when herds Of antelope
blink at the passing machine from
distance Of so yards and when every
passing mile brings something new to
see and admire2 Here and there for
ten miles at a stretch you strike a
hard and dustless road. You skirt a
mountain and come out upon another
ten mile plain You go from a soap
weed expanse among crags that tower
200 feet on either side. You wind in
and out around a peak and make dizzy
turns and the road leads down into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Motorcyclist Winner in
Race With Savage Lion

Paris. France, May 16-To meet a
lion, hungry and ready to pursue its
prey on the public highway in France
and to distance the ugly brute on a
motorcycle is the terrifying experience
through which an insurance manager
at Marc-le-Tour. NJ Delandre. has just
passed.
Homeward bound. n. Delandre was
getting every possible ounce of energy
out Of the motorcycle engine, when
from a hedge a little way ahead Of
him peered two huge catlike eyes
Before n Delandre had time to guess
the identity Of the owner Of the eyes.
a huge lion. which emitted a seeming
earth-rattling roar. lept into the road
way. But N. Delandre was adroit; he
simply swerved and bilked Leo Of his
evening repasL
The lion. however. gave chase But
the contents OF the gasoline tank held
out until N. Delandre met two weary
and dusty lion tanners, who were about
to give up their search and return 10
the menagerie- The lion was rounded
up and carted off ingloriously in a
cage to the menagerie.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
Western Deserts Are
Conquered BY Cyclecdrs

Quered the American deserts. To an
Auburn. Indiana, product belongs the
honor in both, cases. G. F. Macarthur,
of Phoenix. Ariz-. was the first in Death
Valley with an limp" and now comes
word from California OF the drive
made BY R. c. Merriman and J. ".
Allen OF Pasadena. Calf, who drove
from Los Angeles to san Diego. over
the 134 miles OF steep mountain grades.
without a falter and from san Diego to
Imperial Valley through the SaltOn Sea,
desert country and return. beating the
time Of the stage by a large margin
on the return trip the two men en-
cOuntered a violent desert sand storm
the whole way They report the little
36 inch tread. 500 pound Imp autOmo-
bile. made the deep sandy route with
out an effort and with less trouble and
expense than a heavy regulation tread
automobile.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16

valley. I'D whose sides the machine
crawls, belching forth clouds OF smoke
in testimony Of the laborins motor.
Butte Extinct Volcano.
Six miles from the journeys end you
cross the Santa Fe tracks ana OH
straight ahead THE Elephant comes
into view II YOU had never been over
the route before YOU would know you
were near the Elephant Suite uaIl.
The mouse colOred gray or the e&tlncl
volcano known as ELEPHANT buIle
and from which the great dam derives
its name is true elephant color. The
big, dark hill is more than elephantlne
in bulk As though half lying down
Natures imitation Of monstrous pa
chyderm greets the eye so true TO de-
ton is required to picture Jumbo"
himself
You continue in sight of him from
then on. You wind down the mount
ainside on a descent that needs good
brakes or the correct handling Of a
car on compression, shoot across a big
fill and start another descent that
curves and twists more than the first
Arrival at Dam.
A succession Of these follow and
after 80 minutes Of thrills you are
down in the sequestrated vale Of the
scOn-tO- be-submerge town, where the
government hotel. offices and quarters,
look down from a halfway rise across
on the opposite peak and where, just
beyond. the great concrete dam is ris-
ing beneath the labors of a thousand
men and the most modern machinery
known to science.
few more curves and you round
a ''hairpin turn" take a sharp ascent
and find yourself in the courtyard
fronting the hotel Accommodations
here are of the best An accommo-
dating clerk gives you a room. best Of
all. plenty of soap and water and tow
els You take off four coats OF dust,
then away for the sights Of the big
dam.
Dam Is Great sight.
Among a maze OF tracks diminutive
engines with Changing bells ply back
and forth hauling long lines of little
cars loaded with rock, machinery and
materials. Off at the right is the ce-
ment plant, stores and various build
iEgs line both sides Of the tracks,
everywhere all Is hustle. hurry and
commotiOn.
Fifteen minutes walk takes you to
the dam itself It won't do to try to
describe IL here, for full description
would fill q book. The sound of puff
ing engines, Of straininE machinery,
the hoarse cries of teamsters. the rat
tie Of the great cranes and cables. the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-16
AUTO RACES To
FEATURE PHOENIX
FAIR NEXT FALL
Purses Totaling $1,000 Will
Be Hung Up For the
Series of Events.

Phoenix. Ariz, May 16-PurSes
totaling $4,000 viii be offered for five
automobile races at the state fair As
usual, Thursday of fair week will be
automobile day" This year automo-
bile day will fall on November u.
The principal event viii be a So
mile race for a purse of s., 000 II is
expected that Teddy Tetzlaff. Barney
Oldfield. Ralph DePalma, Earl Cooper
and other famous drivers will take
part Other events will be a 15-mile
free-fOr-an. for purse Of $500; 10
mile handicap for cars participating
in the road races. purse. $500; Is
miles for the firsta two cars in each
OF the road races. S4O0; five-mile re-
lay for Fords, 500.
Harness Races To Be Held.
The fair commissioners have named
the 2-1O pace the Copper Queen
stake" and the 2-12 trOt the "Calu-
met & Arizona stake" AS before the
2:16 trot viii be the Copper stake"
Some time ago the commission decided
TO name two Of the most important
races for the big companies that have
contributed so much TO the fair
At the May meeting OF the commits
sion, department heads were selected
and much other detail work was &C
complished- Many OF the persons who
acted as department heads last year
are expected TO serve again The list
will not be announced till all the
places have been filled and all the ap-
pOintees have accepted.
Another meeting OF the commission
will be held May %.