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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


DISTRICT curRT or THE r>.- >
OF NEW ! 0EK"J0m& . 'ENMl,
piainaut. agalns, THE Il Il ,IA.I.N
CoMpAcY, Defendant IA Equir,
AGAINST THE II II CLAfliN W.
TNkE NOTICE that nv order OF ,h. ,t,,
entitled COURT duly made and Med d.. a.U N
me ?i,h day OF November, l'it. - vs.
-. Tina, any and al creditors o. o. .n.
who calm iha' he II. Cl,'v ,'tr.
81 Indebted 60 Them or that 'he' u'...
agaius' IT, are hereby required ,
their SAID claims on or hof'r. fH- -N.
N berHmhcr i9li and on or before
present and file duly verified W'.f'-. -...
m"uts Or proofs Of thcie s.e.us as
II II. C.atIn COMPANY and IT'S o.. t'. '.'f
Joseph Il Martintalc and Pre- Ie.'.
Iul.lint. as RECEIVES. Of The II y -
Stree. in he BorouSh ~ .Mauh1t's' ''"
County ana state Of sew York
80. rhtt no creditor - ard 70 -e'a -
'tG,n.' r bn' H. IA C3n" Corna" 10
dehtcd - hlu Or thai NJ po.-o--,, o.
So"vcr who asssrts any claim as ifr-'
who Tails 10 ~ s'atnWent, o. 81
cembrr. lHlt as herctudhNVc dire .'rE .H'
thereafter b. permitted to aSsert a.. ..a
Whatsoever against tho estate OF Tho y y
CIaoin Company IN the hands o. ~.
yeirrr. or - share in am ds'-'s..'''
JOSEPH y. MAKrINpNl.E and FErprr,-
\ lldlARp, Receivers - The II
t'anin ComptnN - Chur.h r'-''''
RUsHMOKE. BISBEE & STEERS.
Solicitors for Receivers
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LIMITS GERMAN COAL LOADS.
UrugunyRn Authorities Interfere

MoNTE,IDEo. Dec THE Uruguayan
authorities interfered to-day in the coal
ing of the German steamship Mera. order
LRX that she take coal only to the capac-
Ny OF her bankers The Government.
acted ON information that the crew u
the Mcta MAS attempting to smuggle coal
through the bunkcrs into The hold OF the
shp,
tn Ne 4 Is one uf thrce German ships
now taking on coal and provisions here
], IS believed that the SUPPLIES are for he
German leet reported off the Atlantic
coast of South America.
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FIVE HUNTERS DIE III THE ICE.
Canadinns' Crushed Canoe Found
Abovc Three Rivcrs.

OUrBEc Dec Word reached
Quebec to-day that Lawrence Page, IA
paper pulp contractor, his guide and two
hslpers werA frozen to death in Lake
Septic. in tho region above Three Rivers.
MIR. Page and his party OF hunters
started for the remote region on Novem-
her II. a relief party searching for them
found their canoe crushed in the ice. The
bodies have not been recovered,
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The approximate amount - tn. '.H ~
charge. 20 sats:y which the above =
property Is To he sod l. 6'.615. sU "'h
Interest thereon froY tho lsth d. 90 81,
ruary, l'li. toEcth'N with tho cost, -
from March oh, 1914. together Vi'h -
expenses Of the sale. The apr~r> ~', .
amount of tho taxes, assessment ana t'.-
rates, or other Hens. which as0 90 .e
lowed to the purchaser out ~ the 0". a
money or paid h. the Referee. IS q ''
and interest
Dated. New York No,er,hc- 18Th. '''i
iSiDnR u. MORRISON Ef....~
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the educated Japanese realize that the
President did all in his power to settle the
matter amiCably."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-03

They feel convinced that temperance
reform has been and will continue to be
increasingly realized under the present
liquor tax law OF he State Of New York.
This law was enacted with the idea OF
establishing the traffic upon a sound basis
and affording tho public opportunity to
suppress any abuses or vices In connection
with Il.
The law does not confer any special
privilege or favor upon those who are en-
gagged in the traffic. but does establish
a very different method for lis regulation
And regulation is the key TO the solution
Of the so-called liquor question. Every
possible and practical method for the corr
rect ion. prevention and oblitcration of :he
so-called vices Of liquor may be brought
about under that law.
The present liquor tan law which
went into effect on March 20, 1896. has
not only been an agent for producing ire
mcudou~ revenue 70 the State. but has
materially reduced the number Of places
In which liquor may leEally hc sold. Prior
To the enactment Of this law the number
Of licensed places IN the State was 33.257.
while at the end of the license year 1918
there were only 23i73 such places. a de-
crease OF asa.
In 1895 the population OF the state
was 6,000,OO0, while In 1918 it had in
creased to over 10000 600 During the
year preceding September 30. 1913. the
number Of places had decreased by ais.
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.


MATTHEWS, THOMAS ANSON On r.-.
suanCe Of an order Of Honorable Nohe-t
low Fowler, surrogate OF tho toir' .
Now York, Noticc ~ Hereby giNeu e. d .t..
sons having claims against TAont, N'.-
Matthew late of the County of N-V
dec ased, to present tho Same with Nr.. no.
thereof to the subscribers, a. thA.r p.. -
traNsactlns business At the otlirp OF 4 NH
Booth, their attorney. ~. 81 R~oaEN. D.
the city ~ Sew York. an or uefpro .Nr
day ~ MAY nest Dated, Sew N,,k
.sth DAY o. ogtobcr. l9lt FREpLHI rs
BARNES. WALTER T. klMBAIl. Iu~'.r.t
Ii BENNlS, Executors ions T BOO u.
NtorncF for ENecutors, 80 BroliNa',
ough of Manhattan, New York t!'.
SCOTT EDWARD ROBERTSON la par
suance OF an order Of Hon. Rubrr' | 10. "
Fowler surrogate of the County ot >eN
York, Notice Is hereby gwen 20 49, persons
having tIAims against Edward NnE'- -
scott ate OF tao Connty OF Sow -. Is
ceased, to present tho same Wt'h Nog 0'r,
thereof 20 ;Ha .Ihs rlbrr. dt the on. -
Charles stuart Guthrle 80. go R'rttNt. q
The cay OF New Nork, on @. heforo 'N' :
DAY Of February neat Dated Sew Nork =.
lst dsy ~ Angnst iaN KATurE. -,
TNERtSA SMITH ENccutrX CN Az -
STUART GUTHRIE. Attorney for EN-cutHI'
No, co Broadway. New York city
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Collection cost Reduced.

In financial way the state is great
benefactor as a result % the present law
The receipts from the liquor traffic of the
state for the last year under the old law
were s.. 92l.2s while the receipts for
the year ending September 30. 1918, were
siS,li2 557.69. Il cost the state t252.-
1871 for the collection Of S2a9126 81
under the old law while a little more than
100000 was expended 10 collect tho SIS
l42, $3.50 realized from the traffic in the
year ending September 80. 1918.
1T might not be amiss to state the total
revenue derived by the state from the
liquor traffic for the period beginning May
!. 1896. and ending September 30. 1918.
II is the largo figure Of S2IS.536.5oS 80.
II cost but ll.i6326 to collect this
large contribution to the Treasury. so
that tn, balance remaining 70 the credit
of the state amounts TO t270. SIS. UG5.l3"
William VI Nirsh. attorney for the
association, also spoke on the suhject Of
prohibition and III. possibility of making
the present law correct the worst evils Of
drinking which can I've reached by leg
isl alton.
MI Rupport was reelected presidtn; ~
the association. and the othcr officers are
FIRST vice-pr, sideut. John BRADLEY. Roch.
ester second Nicc-presldent. Leona I'd
BurgweGer Buffalo. third Nicc-pres dent.
L. + Simon, jamestown. treasurer John
G, Hc,ntz New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-30

--Bleached Damask Napkins, II
inches square. shown in neat snow
drop design. with Grecian key bor-
der: neatly hemmed ready to use.
Priced in regular stock $l.50 q
dozen. Special .........S1.O 90
Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-03-30

White or gray Cotton Blankets.
good weight. priced regularly. 81. 40:
FUN double-bed size; pink or blue
borders. Special. pair. 81. 90
Second Floor.
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Dollar Day Sale of o. mn
Leather Hand Bags W u wv

Not only are the values offered in this sale
remarkable, but the styles are those favoritc
pannier pouch and utility effects.
They are shown in good quality black and
colored feathers
In addition are also shown a good assort-
ment OF MORE bags in black and coors In
regular stock these qualities have been
priced $l.50 and 500 each An exception
ally attractive sale tomorrow at... 81. 90
First Floor
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$1.5O Damask Pattern Cloths $1.OO

Roundup Booth special that offers
in in designs
have large border effects running all around
absolutely Irish linen firm
especially we'll Cloths that regular stock
priced Roundup Booth S1.OO.
Dozen Face Towels $1.0O
Towels 1880 niche, plain white with
ed A that by boarding and
Specially priced a dozen $1OO.
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House Dresses - ~
$500 to $50 $500 Value Value. ST 90

A clearance OF odd garments. broken lines
and odd sizes. A collection in which will be
included a number OF styles and good quail
ties that in regular stock have been priced
500 $3.50 and $500 each.
The gowns are in slip-over styles made OF
fine nansooks low necks and short sleeves
Trimmings OF dainty laces and embroideries.
A Second Floor special tomorrow at S1.OO
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handkerchief. for $l.UU

One OF the most attractive Handkerchief
offerings we have had for long time A
miscellaneous grouping of odd lots and spe-
cially purchased lines. including hand en-
broid handkerchiefs, others with new scalloped
edges. colored borders and broken line of
initials.
Besides these there is special lot OF plain
hemstitched, pure linen handkerchicis
All are OF nice sheer pure linen, and in
regular stock were priced 25c to 35c each.
Special ......................6 for $1.OO
First Floor
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
SWEARINGEn MADE
A GOOD DEFENSE

". e. Swearingen. was on the wit
ness stand most of yesterday in Judge
Rizer's division of the district court
and underwent a grllling examination
by Attorney Alva Adams. However.
effort to complicate Swearingen in his
explanations of his conduct of the
business were met squarely by the
young man. and days session was
all 10 mis- favor.
Swearingen wants $1,000 damages
from the Gibson Produce company OF
Canon City for false arrest. 1t
charged him with embezzlement after
be had acted as Pueblo agent for
abe company several months. Swear
incen was acquitted at his prelimina-
Nv trial. He stated on the stand that
because of the failure OF the Canon
city office TO send him sufficient
funds to maintain the business here.
he had to borrow money on his own
account here to pay off the help and
meet current expenses. He claims
that in the end he personally was
loser because of this condition.
The principal charge of the defend
ants hovers about a s2i6 check. which
he cashed at the bank the last day
he was in office at the same time de-
posting three customer checks in
favor Of the company for a similar
amount. Swearingen explained that
this was used to pay the help and
meet the outstanding loans that he
lad made to help pay expenses.
&C. Abel. who made the final audit
sf the books. admitted that entries
we're made on the books by some one
else than Swearingen for some two
weeks after the company had taken
possession of the books. That an eff
tort was made to get Swearingen to
pay the produce company $500 to avoid
arrest comprises n charge of attempt
ct extoratlon. as presented by the
plaintiff. Pueblo Chieftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
WHITE S0x MAY
PLAY A GAME HERE

some correspondence has taken
place between General Passenger
Agent Frank A. wadieigh OF the Den
Ter L iRo Grande railroad company
and W. F. Agnew. sec'y of the Canon
City Chamber OF Commerce. in rela-
t:on to securing an exhibition game
Of base ball here some time in April
setxeen the Chicago White Sox and n
special picked up team to be organized
20 enter the field against 1t. The White
Sex with a large aggregation OF play
srs are at present in California for
winter practice, but will return east
via Salt Lake City and Pueblo early
e April. They will stop at a number
- places while on their way back to
Chicago to give exhibition games and
Ir. wadleigh is anxious to have Can
Al City included among them. 1t will
require a guarantee OF $3.50 to get
shen here and II there are any base
saI fans in the community that think
that much money can be secured for
the purpose MIR. Agnew would be
pleased to have them talk with him
sbout the matter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
REV. C. n. REMINGTON
MARRIED IN DENVER

Rev. {. II. Remington. until recent
ly in charge OF the Episcopal church
at Manitou. but who has been appoint
ed rector of the congregation OF Christ
church here. was married at St JOHNS
cathedral I'm Denver at S o'clock on
Wednesday evening OF this week to
Miss Julia Denola. daughter OF Airs.
william r. Dcnola OF Denver.
The affair was n quiet one and was
v itnessed only by n few OF the nearer
relatives OF the contracting parties
and some OF their more intimate
friends. Afterwards at the deanery a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
STATE DAIRYMEH'S MEETING

It is only within the last few years
that Colorado has begun TO wake up
to a realization OF the wonderful op-
portunities for dairying that this state
offers. And now that We are begin
ling to recognize our possibilities, we
have much to learn as TO what con-
siitutes real intensive dairying. NJ
letter opportunity to obtain this in
formation can be found than by at
tending the meeting OF the State Da-
irymen's association. which IS to be
held this year on January 2eth and
27th at Castle Rock. Colorado. There
will be speakers at this meeting whom
NJ man Interested in dairying should
fail to hear. for they are men who
lave made the business a marked sue
cess. and are going to tell how they
have done IL. Elaborate preparations
are being made by Castle Rock TO en-
tcrtain all visiting dairymen. and they
are assured n most pleasant "a well
as profitable visit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
AlVA WOODS OFFER
ING IS DESIGNATED
OFFICIAL TRADEMARK

1t is learned from officials OF The
Colorado Motion Picture company to-
day that the trade mark handed in by
Aiva Wood will be the official trade
mark of the company.
Mr.. Archie Livingston's offering Will
also be used by the company but i
will be more OF an emblem or mono
gram than a trade mark.
Mr.. Woods creation proved to be
such an artistic and appropriate sug-
eestion that 1t was unanimously
adopted and will be used exclusively
as the trade mark. Mr.. Livingstone 3
monogram will also appear on each
picture,
Mr.. Wood is receiving the congrat-
ulations of his many friends on his
good fortune. 1t is understood that
the information given out yesterday
did not come from official sources be-
cause the officials in charge of the
matter made no positive decision until
today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
MISS VERNA HAMMOCK
DIED AT PORTLAND, ORE.

Word has been received here OF the
Icath OF Miss verna Mannock at Port
lsud. Oregon, from tuberculosis. after
lingering illness. Deceased resided
N Canon City for some time and will
- remembered by a large number
u people here. especially by those
sro attend the Presbyterian church,
e which she was a member.
Miss Mannock was native Of Iii
suis and came here from chillicothe
70 that state couple OF years or so
sso for her health. Subsequently her
sssrents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mannoek.
came here from Illinois and made
their home on Rudd avenue for sew
sraI months. Last summer Miss Man
sock went TO Portland. Oregon. to
,isit an aunt. her parents returning
sc Illinois about the same time to re-
establish their home on the farm.
Tho deceased is reported to have
grown considerably stronger after GO
ing to the Pacific coast, but recently
<entracted a severe cold. which
brought on her death.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
NOVEL THEORY OF SUN SPOTS.
Formed by Fragments Which metsors
Strike From Saturn's Rings.

Herbert Hall Turner savilInn pro
fcssor of astronomy Mt oxford. Eng
land has promulgated novel theory
that sun spots are formed by frng.
ments struck from Snturn's rings by
mcteors known Ms leonidS These
fragments falling ON the sun cauN'
disturbances ON Its surface
Professor Turner. In nm article In the
London Times. says II " Improbable
that the idea has orcnrred prsyionrIy
to any one. md he experts that II
will be receivrd with incrrduiity. but
he contends that the evidence In Its
favor In strong and ensily prcsantabie.
He clnims that Chinese records Of
nearly 2000 yearr aeu prove hts theory.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
MAKES INQUIRY
ABOUT BASEBALL HERE


Secretary w F. Agnew, OF the cham
her OF commerce. Is in receipt of a
letter from A. Lewis. OF Colorado
Springs, making inquiry about the
status of base ball here. Mr.. Lewis,
who was formerly president OF the
Cotton States league with headquarters
o., jackson. Mississippi. and. having
removed to Colorado for the benci t
of his health. is anxious to organize
n base ball association in this state
to be composed OF Canon City and five
other towns in the southern AMI east
ern portion of the state. In the course
OF his communication Mr.. Jackson.
says:
MY object in taking this matter
up with you is that | must, from now
on, make my home in Colorado and
know OF no better rmore wholesome
amusement for the public than base
hall, and. from practical experiences,
am convinced that II is one OF the
best means in the world of adye -,i&-
ing a city. My idea of league to
play the national game is based en-
tirely on the proposition OF obtaining
enough revenue to pay expenses at
least. keeping the salary limit within
the bounds of the gate receipts. Or
ganized base ball does not cost much
more than semi-professional base ball.
and. in many cases. its ocst is less. n
you can get a line on this matter ~
far as your community is concerned.
shall be glad to take IT up and see
what can be done IN getting Canon
City into the league.
Devotees OF the national game N
terested in Mr. Lewis proposition are
requested to see Mr.. Agaw as soon rs
possible and discuss the question with
him.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
DECISION FAvORS the
GIBSON PRODUCE COMPANY

Thesu It OF w. E. swearingen OF
Pueblo to secure a Judgment against
the Gibson Produce Company In the
sum $4,000 for alleged defamation OF
character was decided in favor af the
defendant by a jury in Judge Rizer's
division OF the Pueblo county district
court on Thursday. The trial of the
case attracted considerable attention
and fits determination by the court
vas a complete vindication of the de-
fendant and showed 1t to be clearly
within its rights in instituting a pre-
vious proceeding out OF which grew
the suit OF the plaintiff for damages.
Swearingen, who Is now a member
of the Pueblo police force. was for
merly employed by the Gibson Pro
duce company as its commission agent
In Pueblo. His work In that capacity
became unsatisfactory to his princi-
pals and suspicion created that he
was divertins the money OF the COM
rany to his own uses. A public ac-
eountant was secured to make an ex-
PERT examination OF his books and az
fairs as they related to the firm which
resulted In the discovery that he
was short some twelve hun
dred dollars In his dealings
with the firm. The report OF
the accountant was shown 20 the
district attorney whereupon that Of
ficinl filed an information against
him charging him with cmbezzIement.
At q preliminary hearing before tao
justice OF the peace the defendant
was discharged on a technicality and
shortly afterwards Swearingcn
through his attorney brought an ac-
tirn in the district court to secure
damages In the above named amount
from the company which the trial
Judge held there was no evidence to
Justify.
The Gibson Produce company
has civil case against Swear
inEcn pending in the Fremont
county district court for $500.
which. II is expected. will come
Up for hearing at the April term OF
that tribunal. II Is not known wheth-
e. the company will re-institute n
complaint against swearingen to rr-
cover the 1920 alleged delinquency
while acting as agent or not.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
Meeting Of sunday school Cla..

The members Of the Marie Craven
sunday school class Of the First Meth
odikt church held their regular month
" business and social meeting at the
home OF Mrs Mary RissinEcr on South
Ninth street, South Canon. n day =
two ago. Miss Starr Freye resigned
the treasurerShip OF the class in ia
vor OF Mrs. Pearl wcnzei. After she
business session the girls busted
themselves hcmminE towels for Miss
Freye. who Is 10 be the next bride
from the class membership. Dainty
refreshments were served by the hos
tess
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29

reception was given In honor OF Rev.
and Airs. Remington by Dean Martyr
Hart. who performed the wedding
ceremony.
The bride wore an erquisiteiy sim
pie gown OF white satin trimmed with
rare laees that adorned her mothers
wedding gown. She also wore her
mothers wedding we'll. The bride Is
member OF the most exclusive society
circle in Denver and Is a charming
woman.
Rev. and Mrs. Remington. after
short honeymoon trip. are expected
to come to Canon City to establish
their residence. The rectory on Macon
svenue has been specially ntted mp
for their occupancy.
Rev. Remington viii enter upon his
ministerial work here Feb. ist
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29

and now feel fine. am regular, my
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like. am proud Of what your RENE
dies have done for me. - Mrs MARY
GAuTHIER. 2i Ridge St. Montpelier. VI
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II must be admitted by every fair
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Of actual cures. as has Lydia z. Pink
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possessing gree; virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable by every thinking person
II YOU have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegcta-
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vice. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by n woman,
and held In strict confidence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
How the Wilson
Hopes to Curb
First Definite Information
Contained In Report of
Secretary Redfled.
SALIENT FEATURES OF THE
PROPOSED TRUST INQUIRY.

A law declaring all restraints OF
trade to be unreasonable.
A law against the watering of
Industrial securities.
A law against interioeking corpo-
rations
a law against interiockinE ON
GERS and directors.
The determination OF whether or
not trusts are socially and eeonom-
icAlly efficient In production
An investigation b. che bureau OF
corporations into this question and
an appropriation OF sszi.7oo for the
purpose.
An inquiry into the question of
fixing retail prices.
An inquiry into the cost OF pro-
ductIon OF clothing
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29

regular and was
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and feetwou
bloat- Ny stomach
bothered me. | had
pain in my side and
a bad headache most
of the time. Lydia
z. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound has
done me lota Of good
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29

The trouble is that man who
wears a patch to pay off a mortgage
generally continues to wear them af-
ter the mortgage is paid.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-01-29
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound.

Montpelier. VT I'VE nave great
faith in your remedies was very ir-