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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-07-30
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HOW ABOUT .Irs

More than 1000 years ago Cato
wrote, BE a good neighbor. Do not
roughly give offense to your own
people. II any misfortune should
overtake you-which God Forbid
they protect you with kindly interest
The neighbor must do for the farm
er what police. hospitals and chari-
ties do for those In the city. In any
community but especially In an irri-
gated country the good will OF a
neighbor is of great value. and the
bond of sympathy is made stronger
and stronger as time goes on The
help OF ones neighbor is Of econo.
mic value to the irrigator. and a man
may save many dollars by lending a
hand to his neighbor when It is con-
venient. and accepting the same al
in return. That is one reason why
1t is seldom profitable In the long
run to steal water from your neigh
Dor. or quarrel with him concerning
the same.
". NJ. CONE.
Colorado Agricultural College.
Fort Collins, Colorado. 1.
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MISS EDITH JOEL AND
GUY FOSTER MARRIED

A beautiful wedding was solemn
lied on Wednesday morning at the
home of John w. Rogers on East
Main street when Miss Ethel Joel
was married to Mr.. Guy A. Foster
Relatives and a few intimate
friends we're gathered to witness the
ceremony performed by DR.. C. w
weyer. pastor of the First Presby-
terian church of Pueblo.
AS Mrs. NJ. C. Wilson. nee Miss
Helen Sartor played the wedding
march the minister entered and took
his place under a canopy OF green
lined with white from which hung
a shower OF white flowers Follow
ing him came the groom attended by
Mr.. Fred F. Joel, brother of the
bride.
From a rear door the bride enter
ed with her matron OF honor. Mrs.
F. C. Bennett, Of Pueblo, formerly
Miss Geneva Huntoon OF this city.
They Joined the rest OF the bridal
party under the canopy where an i'm
pressive ring ceremony was perform
ed.
The bride was beautiful in a dress
of white crepe de chene trimmed in
a combination OF real and shadow
lace.
She carried a boquet of white
roses with a shower OF lilies OF the
valley. Mrs. Bennett wore a dress
of embroidered crepe and carried
Shasta daisies.
The house was decorated with a
clever arrangement of pink holly
hooks in japanese effect.
After the congratulations. a two
course breakfast was served. :
Mrs. Foster Is a native Canon
City girl. a graduate of the high
school here and the State Teachers
College She has taught in the Pue-
bio schools for the past two years.
The groom is son of r. w. Fos-
ter and is engaged In the cattle bus
iness. The young couple will make
their home on his ranch on currant
creek. where they went Immediately.
The congratulations of many warm
friends throughout the state go with
them.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Sather, OF Spooner
Wis. the groom's sister; Mrs Har
riet Parsons of Colorado Springs
and Mrs. E. c. Curtis of New York
City. sister of the bride.
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CANON CITY ELkS
WIN PRIZE At DENVER

E. A. Bradbury. secretary of Canon
City Lodge No. 6l0, b. P.O. E., was
surprised and gratifed this morning
on receiving official notice. accompa-
MED by a check for the amount, that
the local bunch OF the .antlered
herd" had been given one of the
most coveted prizes in connection
with the recent Elks convention in
Denver. 1t was generally understood
that Canon City lodge had failed to
get ANY of the plums" offered by
the convention management and the
first intimation that such was not
the case was contained in the follow
ing message that reached Mr.. Brad
bury this morning from W. G.
Wheeler, chairman and Chas NJ.
Hunter, secretary of the executive
committee:
Enclosed find check voucher No.
1877 for one hundred and fifty dol
lars, which is presented to your
lodge in recognition OF its winning
second prize for the most unique
uniform in the Industrial parade of
July fifteenth at the Elks Golden
Jubilee reunion in Denver. Accept
our hearty congratulations on hav-
ing been awarded the same by the
judges"
Canon City lodge, including the
members OF the band. had sixty-four
men in the parade and they receiv-
ed a lot of applause from the crowds
on the streets on account OF their
natty appearance. The uniform worn
by the marchers of 610 consisted of
light gray Palm Beach coats and
trousers, white felt hats, white can
vas shoes, white shirts with a large
Photographic representation of the
Royal Gorge In front. purple socks
and purple four-in-hand neck-ties.
After the parade the boys felt pretty
good over the impression they had
made and thought they had won
some of the prize money. but as
they did not hear anything from the
awarding committee decided they
had lost out in the competition.
Fifteen prizes were hung up" for
competition In the Industrial parade
but they were classified in such a
way as to cover a large number of
subjects. That Canon City Lodge No.
go should have won second place in
the most unique uniform contes. Is
highly pleasing to its friends here.
Alamoosa lodge is credited with
having been awarded first honors IN
the matter of unique uniforms. The
Royal Gorge pictures worn on their
shirt fronts by the members o.
Canon City lodge, were done In pur-
pie and were splendid examples of
the photographers art.
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rsuohs At In. Fountain school

Puebloans will be interested in
the announcement of tho marriage
of Miss Ethel Joel. formerly a popu.
lar teacher at the Fountain school,
and Guy Foster, which was solemn :
lied Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
at the home Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Rogers. in
Canon City. After enjoying tho ciA
Gle trip they win be at home in
Canon city.--Pueblo star-Journsi.
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John Meredith Hurt at Garden Psrt

John Meredith. who for some time
past has been acting as overseer
for n bunch OF men engaged In road
work on Garden Park. was the vic
tim an unusual accident wednes-
day morning. In consequence of
which his jaw bone was broken. Mr..
Meredith has no distinct recollection
of how the trouble occurred and is
unable to describe in detail the
causes that produced It. He remem-
bers that he was using a crowbar to
pry out boulder at the side of the
road. but cannot recall what follow
ed. II is supposed that he Ioosened
some rock on the hillside in prying
out the boulder and that some OF
1t struck him In the faes.Mr Mere
dith was seen by n Canterbury boy
to be wandering about In the yici-
nifty Of where the accident took
place and was brought to town and .
surgeon summoned to dreas his inju-
ries. His condition Is said to be
much improved today.
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Miss Wrena Higgins Is spending n
few weeks visiting her sister Mrs.
J. w. Wilson at La Junta, Colo.
Miss Violet and Mr.. Alva Meyers
Of Denver are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. schueIke of Central
street
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On suslness Trip to Dod0. City

Mayor Frank p. Smith aud son.
Frank, left Friday afternoon for
Dodge City. Kansas. where they win
spend several days looking after bus.
mess interests. MFR. Smith opened
\ commission house at Dodge City a
couple Of years ago for handling
Colorado grown fruits and vegetables
and nice trade has been established
in that line Of produce.
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Visited In Canon

Miss Mabel Haskell. of westcliffe.
was in Canon City yesterday visit
ing with friends.
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Mr.. Mark Gage. Ben Hall and Jno.
Sage left few days ago for Salt
Lake City and other western points
where they expect to spend q few
months.
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MT. PIS6Ah RESERVOIR
VERY SAFELY BUILT
SAYS A P. MEL SON


Irrigation company. There have been
many rumors circulated at various
times that this dam was out, or was
about TO go out. All these rumors
were found to be false and TO clear
up such rumors Mr. A. p. Nelson. a
large land holder in Park Center
and former director OF the Garden
Park Irrigation company makes the
Following statement concerning the
dam and the place in which It is
built.
Some one is continually starting
the rumor that the Mount Pisgah
reservoir has broken and that every
one along Four Mile creek will be
flooded out There was a rumor on
last Wednesday that the dam had
broken and that wall of water
sixty feet high was coming down.
The fact is. that the dam is perfect
iy safe. There is no seepage or
waste water through the lower edge
of the dam. All along the bottom
OF the lower edge Of the dam Is per-
fectiy hard and dry
There is n great deal OF talk
about the construction OF the dam
and the amount OF water IT can safe
ly hold. The dam is two hundred
and seventy-aye feet wide at the
bottom. twenty feet wide at the top.
and forty-ive feet wide at high wat
er line The dam Is built Of dirt At
n slope Of one and one half TO two
on the upper side and two to one
on the lower side The west side OF
the dam Is a perpendicular granite
ciin- And the east side Is gradual
slope up mountain OF granite.
Therefore the dam is built on solid
granite. Starting on the granite at
the bottom OF the upper face OF the
dam is cement facing six inches
thick. reinforced with steel wire.
This runs up this face to the top OF
the dam. The outlets are two eigh-
teen inch cast-iron pipes. with ee-
ment collars one foot thick. Eve and
one-half feet high and twelve feet
long at each Joint. There are twelve
of these collars In the dam. 80 II Is
an impossibility for these pipes TO
be forced out through the dirt The
spiliway Is ten feet deep and nifty
feet wide. The bottom Is blasted
out of solid rock. therefore there is
no danger OF It's ciogging up 80 AS
10 run over the top of the dam and
wash II out. The spili-way carries
the water TO n gulch below the
dam SO there is no danger OF the
waste water washing back into the
lower side of the dam so as to
weaken 81.
The water II now sixty-one feet
high In the reservoir and is four
feet below the spiIlway. Last year
the company niied the reservoir 20
forty feet and this year filled It to
nifty feet. II was their policy to all
It gradually so that the settlement
would be gradual and cause no
cracks. The only reason for the
stories that are being circulated Is
that the recent foods have filled the
reservoir faster than Il was intend
ed to and II has filled to sixty-one
feet. Many people In the Four Mile
district have been alarmed but there
is no danger. Tho dam is built
across n canyon about four hundred
feet wide. II is about thirty-nve
miles from Canon City and II would
take the water about ten hours to
reach Canon. Just below the dam
is nat country and the water would
spread over an area from one to
two miles wide for three or four
miles and II would run through an
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Mrs. r. J. Morse and children Of
Denver. are visiting Mrs. Morse's
mother. Mrs. A. ]. Reed Of Cyan
ide avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. States have just re-
turned to their home In Walker. NO..
after spending some time visiting
with Mrs States sister. Mrs. J. T.
Wilson. Jr.
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We are glad to near that Mr. HUI
bert Tremayne is on the improve
ment list after his siege with the ty-
phoid fever and it is hoped that he
will soon be up and aroung asusual.
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Mrs. John vergison OF Tallahassee.
came down with Mr.. Alex Mink and
is on her way to visit her folks In
Iowa and Mississippi.
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The East Canon Aid Of the Metho-
dist church will spend Thursday af-
ternoon in session at the home OF
Mrs. J. NJ. Ragsdaie on Orchard
avenue. i.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Newell of
Greenwood avenue.
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Ashtahila, Ohio. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Carpenter of
Main street. They have been visit
Ing different scenic places and are
very well pleased with the country.
Mrs. Rose Salisbury of Braddock,
Pa, formerly known to the people
of Canon City as Miss Rose vondra,
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
vondra of e. Main. Mrs. saulsbury's
friends are glad for a chance to re-
new acquaintances.
Miss Vera Williams returned home
from Denver-this week after having
spent several days visiting friends
and relatives, and Sightseeing.
Misses Margaret and Tina and Mr..
VIII Mackenzie are spending a few
weeks vacation on the Mackenzie
ranch near Micanite.
Mr.. Perry Williams OF Denver is
visiting with his parents of Cyan
ide avenue. this week.
About eighteen of the relatives
and friends of Mr.. Geo. Newell help
ed him celebrate pis birthday ami
versary the evening of July IL. The
evening was spent very pleasantly.
Ice cream. cake. punch. chicken.
sandwiches. and pickles. constituted
the lunch which everyone greatly en-
joyed near the midnight hour. The
party disbanded at late hour claim
ing Mrs. Newell a splendid hostess
and wishing Mr.. Newell many more
such happy occasions.
+ The East Canon Aid OF the Metho-
dist church will spend Thursday af-
ternoon in session at the home OF
Mrs. J. NJ. RagsdaIe on Orchard
avenue. I.
DR.. John Robinson. wife and fam
lily OF Great Bend. Kansas. are the
guests OF the Doctors parents on
Cyanide avenue. for n few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Newell OF
Greenwood avenue.
We are glad to near that Mr. HUI
bert Tremayne is on the improve
ment list after his siege with the ty-
phoid fever and IL Is hoped that he
will soon be up and aroung asusual
Mrs. John vergison OF Tallahassee,
came down with Mr.. Alex Mink and
is on her way to visit her folks In
Iowa and Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. States have just re.
turned to their home In Walker. NO.,
after spending some time visitips
with Mrs. States sister. Mrs. J. T.
Wilson. Jr.
Mr.. Mark Gage. Ben Hall and Jno
Sage left a few days ago for Salt
Lake City and other western points
where they expect to spend q few
months.
Mrs. r. J. Morse and children OF
Denver. are visiting Mrs. Morse's
mother. Mrs. A. J. Reed Of Cyan
ide avenue.
Miss wrena Higgins is spending q
few weeks visiting her sister Mrs
J. w. Wilson at La Junta, Colo.
Miss Violet and Mr.. AIva Meyers
of Denver are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. schueIke of Central
street.
You're Bilious and costivol
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DR.. John Robinson. vile and fam
lily OF Great Bend. Kansas. are the
guests OF the Doctors parents on
Cyanide avenue. for a few days.
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Mr.. Perry Williams OF Denver is
visiting with his parents of Cyan
ide avenue. this week.
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Misses Margaret and Tina and Mr..
VIII Mackenzie are spending a few
weeks vacation on the Mackenzie
ranch near Micanite.
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FRUITMERE
and FOURMILE

Mrs. Guy Mills ad son Walter. of
Ashtahila, Ohio. are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H.. Carpenter of
Main street. They have been visit
ing different scenic places and are
very well pleased with the country.
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Miss Vera Williams returned home
from Denver-this week after having
spent several days visiting friends
and relatives, and sightseeing.
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To Rescue of Roads.

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In which the railroads are
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,escue of the transportation interests
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