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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1914-07-02
Or. orendorn Home

DIR. Otis orendorff has returned
home from Sew York City and other
eastern points. While In the east
he attended several hospitals and
clinics and attended the meetings Of
the American Medical Association at
Atlantic City. Mrs. orendorff who
was visiting in Kansas at the time
the doctor left Canon City. Joined
him In Kansas City and went east
with her husband. Mrs. orendorfs
and Katherine are now in Denver Wis
iting with friends.
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Enjoying Vacation at ST. Elmo

Franklin Little. who Is spending n
Part OF his vacation with c. H..
swanton at the plant OF the Mary
Murphy Gold Mining company Mt st.
Elmo. Colorado. appears to be en-
Toying the outing and It's experiences
very much. The mine Is in the vici-
nifty of the Alpine pass and Is located
at an altitude of 10000 above sea
level. where there are suggestions
OF frost every night in the year. In
the course OF a letter to his grand.
father. Capt. b. r. Rockafeliow,
one day last week he described a
trip he had made a day or two be
fore through the 14o0foot level Of
the mine.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1914-07-02
A DRY COLORADO

Colorado stands an excellent show
OF going dry this year.
Two years ago it came so near
going dry that It gave a nervous chill
to all who have money invested in
the liquor business.
There is no argument against a
dry state except the business argu-
ment and that has been largely ex-
ploded.
Two OF the best tourist towns in
this country are Long Beach, Calf.
and Daytona, Fla. Both are dry
towns.
Colorado Springs has been pracfIc-
ally dry for years and 1t is the best
tourist town in Colorado.
A dry state will not affect the
tourist business peroeptably.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1914-07-02
stopa NeuraIaIa-klII. Pain

sloan's Liniment gives instant re.
sef from Neuralgia or sciatica. Il
goes straight to the painful part
soothes the Nerves and Stops the
Pain. 1t Is also good for Rheuma-
tism. Sore Throat. Chest Pains and
Sprains. You don't need to rub--it
penetrates. Mr.. j. II. swlnger.
Louisville. KY, writes; Il suffered
with quite a severe Neuralgia Head.
ache for -four months without any ro-
lief. l used sIoan's Llnimcnt for
two or three nights and haven't
suffered with my head since" Get
a bottle today. Keep In the honse
all the time for pains and all hurts.
25c, zoe and 800 at your Druggist
BuckIen's Arnica ssive for all
sores adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1914-07-02
THE ANTI SALOON LEAGUE

II the managers Of the Anti-saloon
League in this state ~ouid direct
case-to the saloon question-in-
stead <of wasting so much energy
lighting the newspapers friendly u
the cause OF prohibition they wOud
probably make better Roadway In
this excellent cause.
The newsI apers ~ Colorado nave
been very good to IN, dry cause.
and they are deserving of bitter
ireaImeP; dan hey have teeu get.
'irg at the hands q some q re
employed state leaders OF the move
msns. "a .1Es.<.
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AT Fort Worth

train was run up to Electra, some
20 miles further This is the oil
country. Here we saw wonderfu
things and heard wonderful stories.
About $4,000 a month incomes-in
fact we heard of a newspaper man
who had struck oil and had an in.
come OF $4,000 n month. which was
the most wonderful OF all tales told
At Electra we had served an oil
fashioned barbecue which was tho
real thing. We saw Il cooking over
a long trench. over fires that were
started at three o'clock the previous
afternoon. The Electra people have
some Idea OF the capacity OF II
newspaper men for eating. They had
cooked 30 quar- OF beef (7h
steers) quarters OF sheep, some
pigs and some goats. There was
enough food there to last Keliy's !.
w. w. army for a month. The local
citizens had come In for miles around
and helped to consume the proyls.
ions.
We had an unusual sight here In
the morning lightning struck n So
000 barrel oil tank and all day we
watched II burn. II sent up n pillar
"a At' anu oAHoht luht touiu nc seen
hundred miles away. That Might
at Wichita Falls lake resort, thirty
miles away, we saw II explode and
send up bright flame hundreds OF
feet into the air.
We had dinner that night at tn
lake resort six miles out from Nich.
ita Falls. Several hundred guesia
were entertained at n very pleasant
gathering at the club house on tho
shore OF large lake. or reservoir.
Wichita Falls is 1.-Two town and
IL growing rapidly II r. sort OF
railroad center and has the oil fields
near. These oil fields are producing
they say. $4,000 a tlay. II has q
live chamber OF commerce. We have
observed that all live towns have
live chambers of commerce, and
most OF the dead ones have no nc
tive organizations.
Texas IL n good example OF what
good promotion work Will do. Texas
In enjoying great prosperity all over
the state, and Texas has mighty live
and active chambers Of commerce.
q. u.
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The Russian soldier as a rule has


no conception OF kindness. love OF
common decency. An educated
Chinese standing by my side while
the butchery was going on said. II
you call that Christian civilization
We want none OF it, nor could j
make him understand that II was not
an evidence OF Christianity.
However" continued DR.. Fulker-
son. Russia never faced more
hopeful situation than she does to-
day. Her young men are being edu-
Gated in the schools OF western Eu-
rope and America and the educated
subjects OF the Gar are today re-
voting against the awful oppression
OF a priesthood that has dominated
them for centuries.
The common masses are rising
and are beginning to get into step
with the march OF western progress.
The evangelical churches are all find.
ing their way into the country and
people are responding TO their APP
peais in multiplied thousands. Last
year eighty new protestant churches
were established In Russia. mo ma
tion.- concluded the speaker. "can
long exist that negiects moral train.
in. The greatest danger We in
America are facing today is the
emphasis we are placing on intel
lectuality and the pursuit Of wealth
TO the detriment Of moral education"
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NEAR EDITORIAL
NOT MUCH PARTY THIS YEAR

NOT MUCH PARTY THIS YEAR
A good many people this year will
not be so very particular whether
they are voting for Democrats or
Republicans.
What the people of Colorado want
is a man for governor and men in
the other Offices who viii protect life
and properly when attacked by a
mob.
OF course We all want all the
laws enforced but no law can be
enforced as long as armed mobs run
rampant over the state.
The party that puts up strong.
safe men for oface-men who do not
bid for the United Nine Workers
vote viii get the vote OF large class
of every party at the next election
The people of this state do not
want the United Mine Workers who
have been in open rebellion against
the state to name the next COVER
nor OF Colorado.
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TEMPERED Law AND ORDER

This new campaign slogan eminat-
ing from the Rocky Mountain News
Law and Order-and Justice" is not
taking like wild FIRE. Most people
are in favor Of Law and Order and
Justice. but not exactly the kind
that has been preached by the News
a good many people will be SIS
picious of those candidates who
adopt the brand OF Law and Order
recommended by the Rocky Noun
tain News.
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well as not, for she was not afraid.
I am glad the new record has been
made by her."
Miss McHugh also enjoyed the
of the missing child has been found.
On account OF the high yater in the
Arkansas river at present II is i'm
possible to drag 1t very thoroughly
and the body may have been carried
by 1t beyond the eastern borders of
the state.
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WARDEN lyman comPLImenrgo

Cripple Greek Democrats pad a
handsome compliment to Warden
lyman the other day. The ceat'al
Committee endorsrl him for Gjver-
nor and p'elr"i the Is-ty In T.nc,
county to him II ne viii become a
candidate.
MI. lyman mas ct II fricnis whc
believe tina; he ca defeat Tom
Patterson in the primaries. There
are a lot OF Democrats who believe
that Tom Patterson is no Mt man for
Governor at this time.
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Dallas. Texas. May 3. 1s14.-

Dallas, Texas, May 3, 1914
Fl. Worth is q wonderful city. Its
growth has been rapid. Its position
as the packing house and stock
shipping center of Texas IL establish.
ed.
Fl. Worth did more feeding and
less boosting than any city In Texas.
Fl. Worth gave three banquets to
our party and very little oratory.
Our train left Waco In the night and
arrived In Fl. Worth at about 1890.
q. IN. The party was entertained for
breakfast and lunchc IN at the Hotel
Westbrook and at a cabaret dinner
at the River Crest Club In the ev-
ening.
The morn ig was spent 10 al-
tomobiles seeing the city. A stop
was made at the Armour Packing
plant where all who wished, saw the
whole operation-saw the scarce
steer driven TO the slaughter. hit on
the head. skinned In a minut
drawn and quartered and the vari-
Gus parts ready for shipment in less
time than II takes to write about II.
1t is wonderful thing-this modern
packing plant. one of the largest in
the country-but not very pleasant
sight to see.
FIT. Worth Is a great city-thf
third In size In Texas. II has at
tractiTe residence sections. II has a
fine college-the Christian Universe.
with n fine bunch OF buildings
and a large endowment
Here | had the pleasure OF meeting
an old college friend whom has
not seen since We occupied neigh.
boring rooms at the old dormitory
Lexington. Ky.,-twenty years ago.
Most all OF my college friends are
preachers and run across them In
all sections OF the country. DR..
NJ. Waites is one of the leading min
listers OF the Christian church in
Texas. and has fine church a. TT.
Worth.
Wichita Falls and Electra
Wichita Fails wanted this bunch to
come over there. II was on the
route n hundred miles or so. 3
Wichita Falls hired the train and
took the party over, as guests. We
went over In the night and had
breakfast In wichita Falls. Then the
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VIII Have Bumper Crop. This Year

A. /. Hatley. who owns a produc-
tive ranch near Hillside In the Wet
Mountain valley was in town this
morning on his way home from Pu-
ebio where he had been TO dispose
Of some of his surplus hay crop.
He Gays the indications are that the
ranohers in his section OF the corn-
try will have a bigger crop Of hay
and all kinds OF grain this season
than for many years past.
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wln r.Is % N, oIa seIsI,r.

Rev. o. 8. Reed. recently elect
ed commander OF the Department OF
Colorado and Wyoming O. A. r..
VIII deliver n patriotic address to
the old soldiers OF the community at
the Christian church on North
Seventh street at O'Clock next Sun.
day afternoon. Every man who has
been enlisted In the military service
Of the United States. whether dur
ing the civil war or since. 10 cordial
ly invited to be present. All MEM
bers Of Greenwood Relief cops and
of U. s. Grant Circle. Ladies' OF the
O. A. r.. are also urged to attend
this service.
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To the rrsI. Growers Of rrsmen,
County

! an 4 special representative Of
the Stark brothers Nursery. LouisI.
ana. Mo. the biggest and most reli.
able In the world. The owners and
propogators Of the Stark Delicious
apple and stark Early liberia peach.
the two creates, fruits In the world.
VIII call on you In due time.
r. L. GIBSON.
Canon City. Colo
adv.
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Taken TO saIida Hospital

Mr.. Albert Philip of Coaldaie has
been taken to the Red Cross hospital
in Salida where he will undergo a
surgical operation. Mr.. Philips is
prominently known In Canon.
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U. S. ARMY IN COLORADO
To PROTECT AGITATORS?

military conduct Of the strike district.
honest. hard working. law abiding
citizens OF the country who seek
employment in the coal mines Of
southern Colorado and who come
without solicitation of the operators
or any labor agency are prevented
from going to work.
Under the same rule Of the war
department and carried out by the
officers in the field. labor agitators
from the eastern fields who come
here TO stir up strife under the guise
OF carrying on a campaign of educa-
ton are permitted by the federal
authorities TO go where they want
to. do what they please, even under
assumed names.
A striking example of the mani
fest unfairness OF the federal ruling
in this regard is shown by an Incl
dent of last Monday. On that day
two men from Maryland got off c.
and S. train at Ludlow bound for
Berwind. They were stopped by
federal army officers. The men
stated and established that they had
come to the district on the advice
and request OF intimate friends
working at Berwind. that they had
come voluntarily without any other
solicitation, and were anxious To 90
to work, yet the federal officers I'M
der orders construed a letter he
tween friends as coal company So
licitation" and prevented the men
from going TO work.
Now the letters the men had in
their possession came from friends
who had been working at Berwind.
They had written about the big
wages they we're making and OF the
splendid working conditions at the
camp and had advised the friends
in Maryland to come and work with
them. The letter told alio about
the fine climate and was In every
respect a chatty letter. the kind hat
one friend contented and satisfied
and prosperous would Wi q to a
friend in whor lc was interested
and who might NJ be as well en-
ployed ut home.
Notwithstanding that the men had
not come into the district as strike.
breakers. or as men brought in or
hired expressly by coal company
agents. but entirely voluntarily. ex
ercising as they did their constitu.
tional rights, they were not allowed
TO go to work and earn an homes,
living In tire coal mines.
On this same day an Italian or.
ganizer OF the United Mine Workers
Of America and a Polish organizer
going under the names OF Andrew
Reese and Fred Thomas. recent ar
rivals from Pennsylvania, were going
at will about the strike district un
molested. The order OF the war de
partment apparently was made to
apply only to keep out men who
want TO work for the coal compa
mics and not against men who arc
campaigning to put established in
dustries out OF business.
Has the time come in Colorado
when American citizens are depriy
ed OF their rights as citizens? Or
has the time come when the United
tates government officials two thous
and miles or more away from the
scene OF operations OF an industrial
trouble, can rule to deprive one class
OF citizens OF their God given rights
nt.l ...Af 40
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EDUCATION WILL REV.
OLUTIONIzE RUSSIA

be followed by the greatest revolu-
in the history Of mankind was
the forecast made by Rev. DR.. E.
r. Fulkerson in the course OF an ad-
dress on Russia and the Russians"
al the W. NJ. c. A. at o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Fuikerson for twenty years
was a resident OF Japan. China. Man
churia and other Asiatic countries
and had exceptional opportunities
for studying the people of that
quarter OF the world at first hand
He was vice consul for the United
States at Nassah. Japan. and was
one OF the advisers TO the MIkado
during the spanish-American war in
1898.
Russia" said DR.. Fulkerson. ''is
disgrace to Christian civilization.
Ignorance on the part OF the masses
and immortality and dishonesty on
the part Of the officials has broken
down Russian civilization and lower.
ed II 10 n place below that of heath
endom.
THE Russians possesses two great
advantages. First. They are The
most magnificent specimens of phys
zeal mankind that the world has pro
duced. Second. They are located
in cold. rigorous climate. which is
conductive to a strong. yiriie nation.
There are no keener inteIlects on
earth than are found in the schools
and universities OF Russia. but the
people have lost their moral grip
and today the nation presents one ~
the most pitiable spectAeies ever
shown 10 the world.
There are thiekiy populated arc
as in Russia. eighty miles square.
where there is not a public school
and where the people are forbidden
absolutely TO write a letter TO any
one outside. General Kurppatkin.
commander OF the Russian forces in
the far east DUNG the Russian-Jap-
anese war. said TO me. You Ameri.
cans are fools to allow your people
to be educated. Some day they viii
turn on you and then you viii have
trouble
-of the soldiers In the Russian
army sent against the japanese nine.
ty-three per cent did not know one
letter OF the alphabet from another.
Then the government sent train
loads OF vodka TO make the soldiers
drunk 80 they could fight better.
No wonder that they were no match
for the Japanese. / myself saw az
900 Muscovite prisoners in Japan
and none Of them wanted to 70 back
to Russia. Indeed. 10000 OF them
as soon as the war was over applied
for naturalization papers and became
citizens Of Japan.
when the allied forces in 1900
took the forts at Taku. China. was
present and there were there the
soldiers OF three countries whose
conduct was a credit to modern civil.
lization and they were the Ameri.
cans. the British and the Japanese.
But after the forts had been siIenccd
the Russian army swung around the
city into the valley below where
they could be seen spearing little
children with their bayonets and
wantonly numbering all whom they
could reach. irrespective OF age or
sex.
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GIRLS DIS
APPEARANCE
YET MYSTERY

Altnousn tnree Gays anu nan
have elapsed since the strange dis
appearance OF Mary stankier. the
nine-year old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Stankier, from her home
near Florence no solution OF the mys-
terry has yet been found. Sheriff
Newcomb and several deputies have
been endeavoring to find some expla-
nation Of the affair since the matter
was reported TO them last Saturday
morning, but are as much in the dark
now as when the appeal was first
made to them by the half distracted
parents to aid them in locating the
missing girl, although they incline
TO the opinion that she was murder
ed by NJ. Di Bello, who has been ar
rested on suspicion as having COM
mitted the crime.
About $3.50 o'clock Friday after
noon the Stankier girl. in company
with a neighbor girl named Task
some two years younger. left the
house to go TO the pasture and drive
the cows home. The Task girl re-
turned an hour later with the COWS.
but the Stankier child was not with
her. She said that DiBello came
through the pasture while they were
looking for the COWS and persuaded
her companion TO go away with him
and that was the last she had seen
of her. The father OF the missing
child vas Informed OF the occurrence
and at once began a search to find
her. He met Di Bello and accused
him OF knowing something OF the
girls whereabouts. which the latter
denied. The police authorities at
Florence were then called upon and
have done everything they could TO
find some clue to the child, but all
TO no purpose.
Sheriff Newcomb and Deputy Dis
trict Attorney E. II. Stinemeyer Wis
tied the Stankier home yesterday
and Investigated the story told by
the Task girl. but were unable to
obtain additional information in re-
lation TO the child's disappearance.
The board OF county commissioners
have offered reward of one hundred
dollars for the recovery OF the body.
Late last night child's handkerchief
showing blood stains was picked NJ
near the banks Of the Arkansas river
by one of the searchers for the
Stankier girl and is now In possess.
ion OF the sheriff. The handker-
chief was found across an alfalfa
field from the pasture about a half
a mile from the Stankier place. and
is believed to have belonged to the
missing child.
Di Bello, who is known among his
associates as Rudolph Nava, is a
Sicilian by birth and has been in
this country only a short time. lie
is twenty-eight years OF age and ia
unmarried. He was employed on
the Stankier place at the time Of the
disappearance of the little girl las,
week. He is unable to talk the
English language and is very reticen,
when questioned by people Of his own
race In regard to the Stankier child
although he disclaims any knowledge
of her whereabouts.
Both the father and the mother OF
the missing girl openly charge Di
Bello with drowning her in the Ark
ansas river. although for what pur
pose they are unable to state. The
sheriff also inclines to the opinion
that the girl was drowned by DiBello
but thus far he has assigned no mo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-10-17
OFFICES TO LET

On second and third floors of Ullery
Building. Several large, light steam
heated Offices with private offices. Al
so three floors in Ullery Building An
mex, suitable for manufacturing shop,
&c j. G.. ULLERY. Brattleboro.
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More Heat in Damn Coal.

Dry coal does not produce as much
heat - coal that is considerably damp
It Is. of course, a fact that a create
heat makes the fuel more valuable
and it is essential to know how to Sc
cure the most from ordinary fuel.
Coal that is TO be burned in a fHr
mace. stove or a CRATE for immtdi
ate heat will produce nearly one-fourtI
more heat when wet than when 0ry.
Coal that is to be placed in / stlv>
or furnace to be closed up so Us tt
produce long continued, moderate
heat viii produce a little more thar
one-third more heat ii there is plenty
of moisture than can be secured it the
coal is real dry.
Large humps of coal can be soa lled
the heat will he increased nearly one
half. This is done in eases where tn,
humps are used in stoves tightly closed
such as those known as alright fur
naces.
Several pals of water thrown over {
ton of coal will increase its value
greatly to the consumer.
Coal will burn briskiv in wet ant
almost airless mines, and it is said TIN
heat is intense.
When there is fire and the coal pin
burns, lie is difficult to drown that por
| ton of the fire with water.
We might as well secure a little o
the heat stored in burning water as t
! permit it all to go unused.-Philadel
| phia North American.