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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27
Barrow Lunch Room,
BANKRUPT.
'll EAST MAIN STREET.
AT AUCTION.
We Viii sell at auction on
THURSDAY, OCTOBEI. iST.
at 1920 o'clock \. NJ.


THURSDAY, OCTOBER iSr.
At 1920 o'clock ~ NJ.
the entire fixtures of the above res
tauraht. without limit or reserve, in
lots 10 suit. consisting Of IS restaurant
Arn Chairs, Is imported Vienna chairs.
mnrb!e-top Restaurant Tables, :
four blade Ceiling Fans, mnrble-top
Lunch Counter, With plate glass cases.
copper Steam Table and Vessels. Coffee
rms. Steam Urn. marble MIR Boxes.
handsome marble centre stand with
marble pedestal (this fixture cost about
s2oVl: two NatiOnal Cash REGISTERS
Refrigerator Exhaust Fan, stationary
Washstand. Porcelain Ice Water stand.
Hubbard Portable Bake oven No : ::
LOOMS Imperial Water Filter, Sterling
SiicinE Machine. cake Mixing Machine
and Electric M~tor, Meat Choppinc
Machine. Restaurant Range. large as
sortmcnt Cooking VESSELS. Crockery
glassware. Knives, Forks and spoons.
Goods. Soups. etc: several part barrels
Flour. Sugar. Cocoa; 10, OF Matches
several new sclf-wringing Floor Mons
and Pals. ana a large lot Of misccI :
laneous restaurant supplies Of all
kinds.
Sale positive Goods to he removed
At once.
TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
AuctioncerS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-27

M : O'CLOCK i. NJ,
on the premises. No. 4o2 East Iroad
street, the handsome Mahogany Ear
Counter. equipped with three heer
sDigots and coils; handsome mahogany
back Bar Fixtures. containing large
Plate Mirrors. lunch Counter and
stools, Steam Table. Marble Top Oyster
Counter and stools. one Pool Table
practically ncw), Dagatellc Table. two
Snow Cases and Counters. Wall Case
Roll TOP i1csk, Iron Safe. Rcfrigeratcr
three Ice Boxes. Tables Chairs. Crock
cry. three Electric Fans. Heating stove
etc.
Also the stock. consisting of ono
barrel Mountain Whiskoy, half barrel
Gin. about Il gallons Rye gallons
sherry, large assortment OF liquors in
bottles quarts. pints and half-pints).
cigars. Cigarettes. Chewing and Smok-
ing Tobacco etc
The mneXpired Liquor and Tobacco
Licenses Unexpired Lease on the store
TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.
Curator
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-10
HARDSCRABBLE ROAD
GETS ANOTHER BOOST

Florence. colo. Sept. s.-Forest
Supervisor !. y. Langworthy. with
headquarters in wcstclire has reeeiv-
ed notihcati1l frcm the government
than another appropriation OF sl.5OV
has been made foi the Hardscrabble
road and he has assembled his crew
aud expects TO start work not later
than today. This viii be very graft
fying news ,s the PEOPLE Of this sec
ton who has, occasion 70 travel this
road. The work completed as a re
suit OF the last appropriation accom-
plished much good and the money at
present available should put the
road In nrstclass condition.
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ed in palate5leness and the delieaeT
Of its favor and the same compliment
is applicable l. the "mulligsa- served
under the direct.on of Mr.. wallsS &c.
In all about City chickens were re-
QUESTIONED. in addition to the usual
ratio of vegetables and other meats.
The en-; n;s.tsinment program was
rendered a delightful one by the Post
office orrhes:-l and by interesting al
dresses lurins the afternoon by sew
erai former iHinoisans. now residents
OF Canon City. The speakers veis
George E. Colgate. Arthur II. McIain.
Mrs. T. p. Coulter and Judge Isaac
lbbotson. Mr.. cclgate is a native OF
Pennsylvania but lived for fifteen or
twenty ye1rs in Illinois. Mr.. Mel aims
boyhood home was at Gresayiue
Illinois. Mrs. Coulter care 10 cnio
rado from Aurora. Illinois. and Judge
Ibbotson ,roa Albion. Illinois. All
OF them spoke ouiogisticaily Of the
state from which they came and prais
ed Its marvellous achievements In
agriculture. manufactures and other
lines cf material progress. While
iauding Illinois the speakers did not
forget to praise Colorado. the state
OF their ad1utIon. and point out how
many of its problems might bo solved
by following the course of the older
commonwealth
Officers OF the Illinois Association
Of Fremont County for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Judge
Isaac u. Ihhstson president; Horace
J. craIg. vice president. and c. Z.
Rowcline ecretarytreasnrer BE.
tween forty and ffty dollars were TAX
en- Monday In payment Of member
ship fees in the organization.
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REBEKAH'S Win THE BARGAIN
REFUND GOLD CONTEST
III day Wednesday Saleslips Poured Into the
Record Office Like Flood and Much En-
thusiasm was Shown. Eastern Star
Second, Missionary Society Third

odist church SIS and the Baptist La
dies Aid $40.
No contest could have run along
more smoothly or with more harmony
among the contestants. 1t was friend
ly rivalry from tn. start and through
out the busy days nothing but good
cheer and siadness was seen.
Every society worked hard. The
Bargain pare waa closely watched
each time il was issued during the
ten weeks and when purchases were
made at the stores advertising there
on the saisslip received was careful
iy and closely guarded. Approximate
iy $4,000 was saved in saiesiips
nearly all OF them being In small
amounts of from ave cents to ave
dollars.
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Working About a Score OF Men

About eighteen or twenty men have
been employed in mining coal Mt
the Royal Gorge mine for some
time and most OF their product has
found its way into the local market.
Mr.. E. u. Bet j. lessee and manager
OF the property. has made arrange
men;s with the miners by which Il
is expected the number OF employees
win te Considerably increased.
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THREE FINE GIRLS

she is OF natures own making. She
grew up in the San Bernardino
mountains and is al unspoiled as an
untamed fswn-as natural and as
pure. as clean and inspiring. as re-
freshing and exhilirating as a breeze
from the STOW capped peaks.
'Sibyl Andres IS a true type of
the high minded American country
girl, unspo,ied by numerous court
ships. unto1ched by the influence Of
the modern novel. free from the damn
ing influence Of modern city cafe life.
frll Of love cf nature and OF music,
healthy, viyacious. spirited and loving
with a pure Insullied natural love.
"sibyl Andres has no place in the
usual modern novel and she would be
as much ont Of place in the popular
cafes Of Los Angeles. San Francisco
or Denver, as would be a butterfly or
brown thrush. Get acquainted with
Sibyl Andres
And so they talked on OF girls they
had known and read about.
Il is interesting to note that the
favorite char Icters of these three
men Of the world are all from the
books OF Harold Bell Wright.
Mr. Wright has n way of drawing
girls that appeal to you They stand
out as real people. When you are
through with a Wright book you will
remember the girl in the book. II
you think this is common with many
books Just ask the next three people
you meet what girls nearest approach
the ideal iu the books they have
read and see how few such girls they
remember ri7ding about.
sihyl Anires is the girl in Harold
bel wright's latest book.
The Eyes OF the World" This
vii be considered one OF Mr.. wrighi's
best books aad will probably be his
lest seller--and the sales of his
books have run Up into the millions
An interesting character in the
book. is Conrad Lagrange a famous
author Of popular rubbish who dis
cusses the modern novel with re-
freshing friEkness. II one had any
reason to believe that Robert ".
Chambers had ever suffered any re-
morse for the vicious things he has
written one might easily beiive that
he was travelling in California under
the name Of Conrad Lagrange and so
got picked np and put in this book.
@. U. II.
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They were talking girls. Four men
in a Pullman smoking compartment.
Not an unusual subject for discus
sion but this was a little unusual dis
cussion.
For girls In a smoking car discus
sion are more or less like the girls
in the books you read and of an
equal variety
Considering the important part in
life that girls play it is not surpris-
ing that they should form the topic
OF eonversation.-occas We
all bow to her Iaeyship-the girl in
the family Her influence is great
II she is right her influence is good.
Young men especially are apt to
lie greatly influenced by the charac-
ter and tastes OF the girls they as
soeiate with or read about. Girls
have a greater influence over men
than is gensarily ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
than either The girl or the man usual
iy know.
A clean. Ligh minded. wholesome
natural girl always has the admira.
ton and respect OF the men she
comes in contact with no matter TO
what class the men may belong. You
do not need 20 read books TO nnd this
out. you can look around you and
see.
So the taking OF girls and Of the
influence Of girls on men was not an
unusual thing in the smoker that day.
One man said. Well OF all the girls
you have kaown whom would you
say was the fnest7-
A travelling man from southern
Missouri said: Next 10 my wife !
think Sammy Lane would be my
pick" and he told of Sammy Lane
and her nNturai ways in her back
woods home.
An engineer on some western enter
prise said barbara Worth stands out
strong Emoas the women I have
known. She is the ideal character
and he ha ,ked his candidate with a
flow Of elolrcnce not looked for in a
surveyor.
A travelling man who is pretty well
acquainted over the country after lis
tening attentiyely was next asked his
choice.
Those girls ar> hne girls said he
but you are little behind the times
You want to get acquainted with Miss
sihyl Andres. OF Redlands. California
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-09-10

Home Fre-1 Summer In Middle west
Mrs. J. Loo Sterling and daughter
Dorothy May. accompanied by Miss
Blanche Walden OF Leroy. Illincss,
arrived home Monday afternoon from
summer spant with relatives and
friends At Webster City and Eagle
Grove. Iowa.
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VIII Teach in sOekvsle Schools.

Miss Keniay OF Canon City. who
has been sslscted to all one OF the
vacaI sies in the Rockville schools.
was visitor in Florence day or
two ago. Miss Monroe. also OF Can
on City. has been given position
in the sans school: the two young
ladies' taking the places made vacant
by the retirement Of Miss Leslie
Wise and Mas Evans.-Fiorence Cit
isen.
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chowder Best Ever

It 10 no diSparssement to the iii.
nois picnics Of the past to say that
Mondays chowaer vas never sxcssd
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camps.
In Howard precinct with a regis
tration OF 100 only AZ votes were cast.
of which 20 yere Republican and
27 Democrats. There were no Pro
gressives.
In coaldals precinct there were 25
votes out Of registration OF 70. Of
which - were Republicans. 9 Demo
Gratis and Prosressives. In the
first ward at Rockvale there were 40
Republicans. - Democrats and 2 Pro-
gressives.
Napier beat Patterson for governor
in the six precincts of Canon City by
twelve or hSeen votes. although the
lead OF the latter in other sections OF
the county will more than Offset his
loss here.
Some Of The Returns
Complete rrturns from precincts I.
s. Z. 81 and ss and precincts 1. .. 4.
5. Z. 81 and So for the Democrats
give the results following:
RepublicaH-wcrk for senator. 10.
Stevens for senator. a.. Campbell for
Judge of the supreme court. 12i. AL
len for supreme judge 81 Nicholson
for governor. So. Carlson for COVER
nor. So Gondy for governor. Il. Lew
is for lieutenant governor 1877. Smith
for Lieutenant governor -. Raner
for secretary OF state 70. Unfug for
secretary OF state. IS Catren for
state audito-. ~ vickery for audi.
tor. 10. Mulniz for auditor. ss. Stock
er for state treasurer. 1os. Greenlee
for treasurer. IS Goblin. attorney gen
eral. Sc; PendeTl for attorney general
IL: Rees for attorney general. "a.
Katherine l. Craig for superintend-
ent Of public instruction. IA. For
regent Of the university. Parks o.:
Wilkinson. 50.
Democrat Thomas for United
States senator. Ia. Heating for con.
gress from the third district. 1s5:
Mcdaniel for congress. 10. For judge
of the supreme court. KiIlian. 20;
Teller. q; Allen. a. For governor.
Patterson. 1913. Napier. ii5. For lieu
tenant governor. Tobin. 142; vogt. is
For secretary Of state, Brake. 45:
o'Day IS; Dillon. 81: Hunter. 80. For
state auditor. Leckenby. I2s. Foster.
esi. For state treasurer. orman. 1os:
Rowan. sc; Kenshan 60. For attor.
ney general. Farrar. iss; Mullins. 81.
Mechesney. Is. For state superin-
tendeut public Instruction. Mary C.
c. Bradford. 1ss For regent Of the
state university. Mrs. Minnie L. Hard
Ing. I5s.
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In Pueblo On Way to Kansas City
Miss Mildred Kitter. a popular
young society girl Of Canon City. was
In Pueblo Yesterday. She was on her
way to Ksnaas City whore sh. will
attend school-Puebao chieftain.
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A Big Crowd of Natives From the Old
Home State Enjoy Labor Day in Socia-
bility at Beautiful City Park.
125 GALLONS OF CHOWDER EATEN
More Than 400 Men, Women and Children Take Part in
the Festivities; New Officers Elected Everybody
Was Extremely Happy

The SIKH annual chowder and pic
mic dinner Of the members of the IL
linois Association OF Fremont county
and their friends at the City park on
Monday was en- eminenuy successful
AFFAIR In all respects and fully redeem
cd tho high anticipation OF the com
mittee having charge OF the arrange
ments. IL estimated that there
were betwesa fou hundred and atty
and 1--WE hundred people on the
grounds at noon: most OF whom re
mained for the basket dinner and the
musical and tpeech-mAking program
that followed The registration books
show that Between sixty and seventy
Of the one hundred and two counties
Of Illinois were represented by the
pionickers the larger number of whom
came to Colorado from portions of
the state snuth o: sprinEneld.
To Whom Credit 10 Due
No small mearure Of the success
OF the day. celebration f. due to
County Assessor Horace ]. Craig.
W W. walare. W. II. Rector. J. z.
Freidinger. =. z. Roweiire. DR. r. E.
Holmes and those who assited tham
in the preparation Of the dinner and
In the arrangement Of the program OF
entertainment, Mr. Craig had general
charge Of tie cooking of the chow.
der. OF whira there were ninety-two
gallons: Mr Wallace with the cooking
Of the thirty or forty gallons OF "mul-
iIgan: Mr.. Rector with the making
OF the coffee. Of which there was
enough for small army: Mr. Fret
dinger iookei after the supplies. Mr.
Rowciife. who IL secretary Of the as
ISOLATION. with most OF the detail
work OF the cay. and Dr. Holmes,
chairman OF the program committee.
with the entertainment OF the after.
noon. Thsr, are many others whose
work entitls 20 praise In connection
with the event, OF whom may be men
toned the rcriftrstion committee.
which consisted o: Prof. L. T. Shaw.
W f. Fisher and Mrs. w C. Thomas
Surpassed All Former Plenies
Former residents OF Illinois ha' .
had many pleasant social GATHERINGS
in cano nTity but one OF them exceed
cd In good fellowship and general en-.
joyment the asseihblage at the City
park on Labor day. Tho weather
was ideal For such an outing. the
attendance most gratifying and the
spirit of naIghborliness and mutual
interest was everywhere apparent.
With such A combination OF favoring
conditions Mondays picnic could
hardly have | eca otherwise than no
success II WIS.
That the chowder and "mulligan"
were appreciated features OF the bill
OF fare is evidenced by the fact
that the hundred and twenty-five gal
Ions. which the chefs had prepared.
was barely enough to satify the ap-
pctitcs Of their guests.
chowder Best Ever
II 10 no dssparssement TO the iii.
nois picnics Of the past to say that
Mondays chow2er wAs never sxcssd
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Miss. Francis Emmerson Home

Miss Francis Emmerson has re-
turned from a month spent at Almont
Waiting friends at the famous Joe
Ban nshing camp.
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Hubert Work Leads D. N. Stevens for u.
S. Senator; Keating Looks Winner
Over Mcdaniel; Kenehan Beaten
By Orman
COAL CAMPS STRONG FOR PATTERSON
Progressives Poll Small Vote Throughout County, Voters
Visit Polling Places Out Of Curiosity But Do No, Cast
Ballot.

The vote at the primary elections
on Tuesday was very light through
out Fremont county; the unofficial
returns from the various precincts
indicating that. probabl yless than
twenty-five per cent of the register
ed voters went to the polls. The
rural precincts seem to have polled
about the same ratio of voters TO
their population as Canon City. Flor
ence and the coat camps; although
in one or two instances about the
ONLY ballots cast we're those OF the
Judges and clerks Of the election.
The total number of votes for the
head Of the rsate ticket in this county
two years aEo was $3.50. but at Tues
days primary II is believed the total
number did rot much. II any. exceed
1890. In one or two precincts in the
west end OF the county several LEGAL
" qualified electors visited the pol
ling places cut OF curiosity. but de-
clined TO vote on the ground that
they knew nothing about the candi-
dates seekiuy tho nomination on
either the state or congressional
tickets. Apathy was as general IN
Canon City rad Florence as in other
sections Of the county and some Of
the precincts there did not get out
more than a fifth of their votes.
There was Everywhere a noticeable
absence OF women from the polls
As near as can be ascertained the
Republicans and Democrats cast
about tie same number of ovtes in
this count yalthoueh in some Of the
Canon City precincts the former
turned out ,or tho election in mu-h
larger numbers than their opponents.
The Progressive vote was very small
the aggregate fo- the county being
estimated at thirty-hve or forty. In
many precincts no ballots were cast
for the Progressive candidates.
Work Leads Stevens
Work is believed to have led Stew
ems for nomination for the United
States Senate by a considerable mar
gin. Heating seems to have won over
Mcdaniel fof CONGRESSMAN from the
third district and Stanley to have led
the Republican ticket for the same
office. Ca nl,bell. probably. received
the greatest number of votes for Judge
OF the suprsme court. orman has
the advantage on the face Of the few
returns nov available over Kenehan.
for state auditor. The greatest ap-
parent strength for Patterson for
Governor and Heating for congress
man was in Florence and the coal
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To Pueblo For Convention

Alf Mitchell went to Pueblo this
morning to rtten.. :he Pharmacists
cont cntion in session there this week
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The Final Standing.

The Rebekahs have won the Rec.
ord's Bargain Refund Feature Gold
Contest. The Eastern Star. although
having n late start came in second
with fine showins in the amount Of
saiesiips SAVED. The woman's For.
eisn Missionary Society was third.
and the Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
was fourth.
The Rebekahs viii get 500. the
Eastern Star s25. The woman's For.
eisn Missionary Society OF the Meth
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
BILL |S AMENDED Friends of Alaska Will Prevent Au- reaucratic Control of Coal Lands-
 Provide Court Supervision.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 19-The friends of the Alaska coal land leas- ing bill plan to amend the Ferris measure to provide for an appeal from the Department of the Interior rul- ings whenever they conflict with the law. It is hoped to prevent the bu- reaucrats from controlling the coal lands and preventing development, as is generally the case when eastern fadists are given governmental jobs.
 Senator Wesley L. Jones will urge the passage of the bill in the Sen ate and will be aided by Senators Chamberlain, Pittman and a number of western senators, who favor the leasing plan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Third Division.
 E. E. Ritchie. plaintiff, vs. George David, defendant. No. 654-Summons for Publication.
 The president of the United States of America, greeting: To the above-named defendant, George David:
 You are hereby required to appear in. the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Third Division. within thirty days after the completion of the publication of this summons against you to-wit:-within thirty days after June 9th, 1914. and unless you so appear and answer the plain tiff will take judgment against you for the sum of Ninety-five Dollars ($95. .O0) and the costs of this action.
 This publication of summons is made pursuant to an order of the above entitled court dated April 22nd, 1914.
 Witness the Hon. Fred M. Brown, Judge of said court and the seal of said court affixed this 24th day of April, 1914.
 (Seal.) ARTHUR LANG, Clerk.
 Firt publication April 25, 1914.
 Last publication May 3Q, 1914.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
Summons for Publication.

 In the U. s. Commissioners Court for the Territory of Alaska, Valdez Precinct.
 H. E. Ellis, Plaintiff, vs. A. s. Brown, Defendant.-Summons for Publication.
 To the above-named defendant, A. s. Brown:
 You are hereby required to appear in the above-named court, within thirty days after the completion of this summons against you. to-wit, within thirty days after the 27th day of May, 1914, and answer the com plaint of plaintiff filed herein based on a contract express and implied for the direct payment of money, and unless you so appear and answer the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint, and take Judgment against you in the sum of $s4s.2o and costs. Publica- tion ordered April IS. 1914. ! Dated 1t Valdez, Alaska, this 21st day of April. 1914.
 GEORGE J. LOVE. U. s. Commissioner and ex-officio Justice of the Peace.
 First publication April 22. 1914. Last publication Nay 27. 1914.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
FIRST STEAMER
 REACHES DAWSON vidette, of the White Pass Line, Makes Record Breaking Trip
 From Labarge.

DAWSON, May 19.-The steamer Vidette, of the White Pass & Yukon fleet of river boats, reached here to- day forty-two hours from Labarge, the first boat to reach this city since the break up and breaking all rec ords from the lake city to Dawson.
 Every business house in this city closed down when the whistle began blowing. notifying them that the steamer was in sight and the river front was black with people to well come the first arrival of the season.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
Call for Bids.

At the regular meeting of the city council May IS, 1914, the Street com mittee was instructed to ask for bids for not less than $50 yards of gravel to be delivered as follows: 250 yards to be delivered on sherman street near Wickersham avenue. and 100 yards to be delivered on Hobart street near Wickersham avenue. All bids must be sealed and delivered before 3 p. m. May 21. 1914. Tho city re- serves the right to reject any and all bids. Bids can be delivered to chairman , or any member of said committee: s-
 Street and Lighting Committee. AL. WHITE.
 VIM. THOMAS.
 JOHN LYONS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19

Mrs. NJ. H. Olson came up from Cordova on the Alameda to visit in Valdez
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19

Father Van der Pol came over from Cordova on the Alameda
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-05-19
Dory for Sale.

Dory for Sale. Fine dory; price $35 Enquire of Julius Jensen or at Prospector office.