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Autoing on

Autoing On ssg i.
a Long Trip.
Leonard Wheeler and family or ST.
Petefsbtlrgs Fla. passed thronelf An
deTsou yester day, enroute to New
5fork. G Ab5tit two years ago Mr..
and Mrs, Wheeler decided thaf fhev
would like to see something of the
South and they aecofdingIy purchased
q small lautomobiIe and set out on this
trim. They. rennhed Florida ana da-
eided that they liked the country ana
wasile stay there awhile. TlIey f,,inI,-
ed there With TIE result that tkay have
been IN F'loSjd jdA for the, last two years.
When ti1 ey came South the atltoIloz
bills Vas large enough TO Sclrfy files
ifalnily but asterday its ives rather
.craIli q etll.tt y hep have soae hack 20
New FORK aaf will stay there fISp 4
year on 90 gllti 4 say iilat fbey infentl
rattlfIiing tpl he South Co estatiIaIl
pnrn1anepf home.
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Miss Ella lloyd passed throu "a TIA
city. yesterday on llier, way from wall
halla, to u own lesyiiie where she iwslj;
called by the death pf flsf mother
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Citizens Crying
For Oiled Strests.

i
For Oiled Streets.
Numerous comments were heard ali
over the city yesterday ON the fact
that the dust along the business
streets OF the city is so very heavy.
The business houses are. unable to
protect their goods and, people living
along Main atraet hsyeft6 keep their
WINDOWS closed 10 prevent the. dust
from covering every niece, of ieIathino /,
In the hn1lesa II siss H., :,
ion, yaiced on every side that tho
water wagon IS inadequate ana there
Is q general demand that the streets
oe oiled. Until hey can, be, paved. 1t
Is pretty generally undeFbtoodf That
this is very sexpensiye, but the prop
+erty owners claim that the expense
la O second daFy s:0nsIderation when .it
COMES to a question OF being choI,ed
TO death in yeHr own home or your
business house. e. =. :,
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I. "
oss Attendants at The PfotestAfif
|.ssNrcaes aak Sunday IFekriis
ar. The cnisnt covsrsd 5S pafis .sas.
J. & ssnt pnlation of 1880.
e church that day. either morning 81.
syenina
Even according % the estimate ag
4 olerayi1en. who criticised the iligures
as too sg9 the nhfnheg only Z, !.
Fsastr Issss bafelk 20so0t 81 saV-
esS 600 Pfef stant Begisflers, at th
if9e9i eesims g. attended ,sSIsch OF
the San5 ~ qsle Hon. pesf ga5Fs sSrs
seeIt Is the chufef,en 81 ifisne eases
s4sSilaosa klsl4s Ali ials.si 49,. 49, *
sourtns of fhe csnf N Sifon 49,
shan cnf Is of N e slink css,S i.Il
of tba hnrchea aas oe6i,nIaa - ti,ss
ssqtniAs keKg7c Is
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@. l. Willlama OF Eexing ton IL
spent q few hours In the city yes
terday on business y
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M q H1-% Second sEpfi Ford auto
3 nobiie. VIII buy Z satisfactory Of
tss 70 iiaae today c. O. Uargan nt
+, Cox Stationery Co E-lIsIt
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FaFa1e aciesy
WIN g'GiIa y.

sseyeSal Anderson people will 10
70 Pendle Teton today for the pfiFtjos q a.
attend ding the quart efIy meetIIiE Z af the
Pendleton Farmers Society TlSe pYttZ
gram arranged for tie day, Is very.
interesting and d number OF features
z re &c The local people VIII
leave . O'Clock or tlaeraaboufs ana
viii return to the city by s &, o,clocS in
tlse saTroolf. rll.z. ~
gin this morning promptiy at 10
O'clock. 's
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". G, Redwine pe Moaros, N, "a. :, was
among g the yisitorp Wis to spend gasserday
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Tsas5Dnii Gpms i r.
This Afternoon.

several 1iotorin s parties are being
Eplanned for this afsernoor 10 tnaEs.
the ts::ss:s from herA s 1leznaaa college
tor the BASEBALL ana srge tiSiegatIe
yf Anderson people ill 90 for each
OF, the games. The game Saturday
will be Witnessed BY probably 200 An.
derson people Including tfie i,iRht3
school students who are to go, 4:
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ArnsaIaas lFs

- 2 ss stlT q ms. n S; p.
several Armenian preachers or
priests have descended upon ATidef.
son and are making lie iniserabie for
Anderson people With their reQuests
SpFs iitansial contributions and assist
ahee. 70 several cttSes or the State
DURING recszlt months the police have
gbeaIl otiiiea 10 keep them out as 60
E:ssEss q thprn are fmposteTE and the
mon rsy never goes to the worsIly,
cause for which they solicit helm,
g & lisae So. be- eTettt, but q any Fats
tisFf is1iI % tiISs J,T
having oSganized charities ii lieu OF
go srany calls TOR help. 4
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p. Grady OF Laurehs was in ,ffleI
city Yesterday 2np. . al.a. 2l.e.....-.
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Sem 10 Bald 4 Il
snl0aIl bust Ress manager oi
HE An dsFson Dali IRfelll geneer, yes-
iercay pu rcERssd q hand nds0me lot ia
ssprta And neersfu sand ,Flll soon begin.
the erection of q Shonla In that beaafi :
fafls suburb, hlr. Sine has secured
2 very7 pretty site send : ne plans S5tss
place nice btildine ION Il. This part
4as Ii ~ al mamma tf ia sllsas,fsssr s,s
popularity every de- Z "a does the nm
g suburban propers near the city
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lanflegRQal Dirt gis &
aleEs cfiye. Is
ndersoH dirt dealers cs real aes4
tate aEentg are So actiye that they are
not Col 5EsEls q uI IflB the liittfat Ion
sat home but needs be must search
Habroae for solua teai to put through.
aFs 80 y; planning for q big laitd sale
at Rpyatblif sia. which they VIII hoid
on gsFiga3 Mr.. Mckinney ;reeefl tJy.
prFchaaed some husineas property IL
The tessl and this siiiI ia
tlIFislad cts ASsll soId on Fsrs.
day Tney believe that the iavestnent s
VIII prove %; be q sgood one
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IS! g Jones or Starr was IA ths eli I;
yessegslas for 4 Few hours 4 s
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II: @. saessiiiiisr Of Greenfiii6,. "a +; !;
s s
AndFauI,i yesterda for eotlrs Afr. Mn
Ter Is 10 member OF the firm of Etifls
worth q Savn esxT0rfl Il %
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Reports from Spnftankurg sag that
ihils. Rilfns3 FAINT of Anderson made
q splendid ddress begore che stats
federation OF Sonisn.s Clubs IN re-,
.appndIng 70 the address 81 welcolnel
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HISS mean Haa


jHilergone On1fatlan, Il
Miss Pal Dean underwent an ofera.
q 81 at the Aiiilers6Es Hospital sesSefS j
daX Tor appendicitis 1t Is sastf al
the opefatic9 was entirely aafisfans
HtaFsp last nsghs sEIsa Dean was;
ngeg3u 49, ~
80
feJae SAFinsrs
Have Rel hfIle 4. M i
Esa7neF and Hon. 81 !.
sRe b Ia Col q 6 DeaIih6ii
shs paIty cf Anderson Visitors Is
gent slate Atlanta i. 81
neyer attempted ea anteriain such. (
s;gDsgd haioy'e and that ever be9ore III
the history 81 ~ 8 towil b & h1fs Z son
So much s. letg and faerriash 18eg
ssx Ttfal tiiey enioyed eseFy EainasA 81
taelr say and inst HE Gsl tis
son 4el alton seemed to Ia hapinr
Che beeess time ever 5htiehce6
sss otes men sey that Aslapsa II do
lnS care Q th& enorIabuH ds as1sl
sAit eSleSnt ~ mech preparation Aka
heeif made heforckafd. C40i. Eaner
vie inemhss OF The Skfiaes
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q. Bunch. a well known paiHo1
Isalesnnan OF Columbia, was In the city
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8.
T0DAH,s PaGasAl

LOVE vs. DUTY
3 4kn1.flaa a great fvv,s ,so,s ass,
tive story IA two parts full Of stIFril,k
incidents with SEa great raidl on Z q
thieves den.
THE sECOEIs CLUI
Arnsrican, Ed coxen is geatnrsis ifl
this great western 81 eeret BerVie
ROuRgH REEL no BIZ sET.EgTED
Coming tomoFrnW slIaEsI 81 as
EyETpSFi g hpeciilf 81 reel y keyatuIFs
comedy. I {. &
Coming Saturday Sin iiss EIk
81 The llI kigx Khan 3 reel ~ MGR
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81 IS Is
ai els9 2.,a see,, q )
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irs fq9 fS II
|st9z zsIee Is ilss IS
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VIZ Gresham 0f S FibiIre + a,
ln the city part O yesterday.
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n fz0rtcn Of 8eifon e !.
teEiay u slIs city
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Mrs. Ffank !i,ieasah ana asrs li
aahsth Noble spent yestefs ii tila
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PERSONALS
q .-----il.l--l 8

] 81
wood yesterday. tiis stores are IIuirg
| big nnsinass this yeass ha5 = Z
the city shopping yesterday.
] ,}tss i g =, n
Reports from spnrtankurg say that
q splendid ad dress bel fore che Stats.
federation OF NsOmai.s GfIhs In res
EapQnding 20 the address Of we elcosile.
Among the visitors 81 the city yes
eeFeays was Nj; Ws y, Brezeales gGFS
merely of 0eone q county " 10 II s 3 lleap.
ii1ln as ps z anl.
back 20 visit, telat during the RAJ
4 Miss Ella 5IFlcXd passed throu ID the
halla. TO I4oSnt esyilI q here size iwIjS
allied sby the death iDf her mother
Z; Ia5rs53 ea
city yeatardas' fng. 2 ees ~,
& t-5s---..--
among the visitors 10 spend 3 eryiav
IS: sl' i: :is.
salearlan OF Columbia. was In tlles civ
yeSEeTuUy. sss{ 75issSs5f - e
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alls % Etftse 1I llsi 81
~ tli6 cite featSs1ls9 I'll 4 i.ssl k s. .5
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aae goea to attend chIeorh coiias
enceinent
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ny 4ra.fSt Ss,sr ~ - s.,
AZ iag sl = rs
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Esooar0w eampbaIl 81 I'oxnyiiie ie
was aulclg the Visitors "a spend yisas ~
seeasss, m III q eli
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hlFiey & Y. IS & 5 J, = &
the visttofs ID spend t6s
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Nsis Pearl Haas ot And arson CoiseEe.
left Yesterday Tor 1rsenzilIe ga
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(SeIF Nan for the
ColanakIB (oIanany

Iist Bowling OF 4 lancaster arrived
IN naerseEli vest ertlay. 10 assume the
p9al tioIl of mans ger of the Anderson.
stoE pf tho Columbia Taiiofing Gu.
ME esFliEig succeeds u. 3s Dozier,
VINO mas been In the city for Soma
Illlle me new Iiianag ger laa had
eonHid derabie encs lin the taiIor-
ing line and d 8 VII be ahle fiInnir
after he affairs tif tho lotsili ( eo15s.s :,
= 3 ~ Wy -
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Z Mrs, B. j. PeaEman OF Starr was II,
the City shopping yesterday
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: ELECTRIC CITY sPAREsLETS ~
Items Of Interest and Pessonal Mention caass Over sho -
= VIII IesS The Streets Of Anderson -
. ***%* ##@%@. = * = #a@s y 8 = y /. ..
Is Held tomorrow.

Many plans are being made for the
anderson Baby. Show which is TO
Nake place tomorrow. II is under
stood that a humber OF fond parents
nave already catered their young
hopefuls and 1t is expected that still
more will come in early this morn-
Ing. The show Is to be held at the
enderso chamber of commerce and
during the afternoon ice cream and
cake will be served free. A small ad-
niseinR g to1he charged ut the door
and u small anoJint MI be required
bnefoFa . baby nIsy be entered In the
contest Indications ere IliA, tiiia win
.hs itllts q nc ccssfnl sEenl. u 4 II q
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Hospital lyIll
| Receive The weak. ,

AVSVEtNT tVEIII Y ~. n, 10 8 D D
Reeelge The weak. &
r. 8. LlSon, the big hearted head
OF the Anderson County hospital. anl
nouneed on yesterday that he would
take care Of any Confederate veterans
eoneliision that the trip 10 the reunion
( here on the 9th and 2Sth, taking
them to the hospital and caring for
them there until they were entirely
5conciusl Ion that the trip to Anderson
prove too liOclli for many OF the
old soldiers and this action ION the
partsor Mr. Ligon VIII be appreciated
by people all over the: state, eapacially
those whose fathers, nncIea or. BROTH
- q VI FtllEllIl sIU INV IIIgsIIH &. 1890
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81 ~, a. ascSGFu aIiii sSsEif % M.
sA,sEtanburg are spending D Es:..s...Sss
IN the city. d
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MISS suIIIvah aud IS 5lStrlsy 81
'.qsEuytlle pfefs Ia sbe cts
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.. c. Burns, proprietor Hg Red
Iron racket, came over fran en-
wood yesterday. His stores are doing
big hllsinasa this venl.. llst isll Z
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~ 3 lIsWl
al.-Ll
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Ccfb 81 =
.lles.1 l.sles lyfslsnsa sn ~ 9,i - ~ ].
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y giIiiaslss s,p 4; s s
In the city Yesterday IN hlisin 81 ss. ).
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
COLORADO MOTION
PIcTURE PLAYERS TAKE
TOWN BY STORM

The Colorado Motion Picture play
ers presented Willie Golfers great
success. "A Warrior Bold" at the
opera house Friday night and made a
great success of It themselves
The house was crowded and the
S r. o. sign was out before the cur
tain raised on the first act
The play was very well produced
by the talented company and there
were mary in the audience who
the cast showed plainly that he
comedy drama they had ever seen
in Canon City.
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Ted Hardcastle.
Mr.. Johnnie Keough. MIR. Cobb. Mr..
Thayer. Mrs. Keough. Mrs Lewis
aud others OF the twelve making up
the cast showed plainly that they
are players OF unusual ability. The
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
IN HONOR OF
MRS. IRvlE SHUPP

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs shupp
at 52i Floral avenue was the scene
of a very pleasant gathering OF
neiehbors and friends few even
inEs ago In celebration OF the 77th
birthday anniversary Of the latter.
There were thIrty-two guests and
among them were n number of the
members OF Greenwood Post No. 10.
G. 4. n. Mr.. shupp Is an old soldier
and served through the Civil war
with the 14eth Indiana volunteers.
Mr. and Mrs. shupp. who came here
some three or four months ago. will
leave next Monday for their old
home at Independence. Kansas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
Or. LIVINGSTON FARRAHD
FORMALLY TAKES CHARGE
OF STATE UNIVERSITY
CBY UNITED PREss)

Boulder. June 1.-Dr. Livingston
Farrand was formally inducted into
office as president OF Colorado State
university this morning. The formal
ceremony took place on the campus,
conducted by Hon. julius C. Guater,
former justice Of the supreme court
Of Colorado. It was preceded by a
procession o fthe faculty and a num-
Der Of distinguished visitors At the
conclusion of the ceremonial Of in
duction speeches were made by Gov
ernor E NJ Ammons, DR.. Charles A.
Lory. president of the Colorado Agri-
cultural college. Dr. William F. slo-
cum of Colorado college and others.
Dean II. Martyr Hart of Denver de-
livered the invocation.
A luncheon to the guests OF the
university was given af the Boulder.
ado hotel Ttonight the senior class
play. As You Like It. is to be
given on the college campus.
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CONDITIONS COCO
DOWN THE VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Snow and fam
fly mo;ored TO Pueblo last Saturday
and the following day on down the
valley to ordway. Sugar City. Rocky
Ford and other towns. Mr.. SNOW
owns a ranch in the vicinity of su-
gar City and the trip was primarily
for the purpose OF looking after
farming operations there. He says
there has been an abundant rainfall
in that portion OF the valley during
the last month or six weeks and
that vegetation OF all kinds Is -four.
ishing as n result.
Thus far there has been little n,
eessity for irrigation and In oonse-
quence all of the reservoirs. which
obtain their supply from Twin lakes.
are full OF water. which will permit
property owners to make more gen.
erous IRRIGATION during the summer
months than Is usually allowable.
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ROAD TO RED METAL"
MINE COMPLETED

The road to the Rel Metal mining
claim of z F. Jewet, near Dawson
City, six miles southwest OF Canon
City. has been completed and Is now
open to travel About two car loads
of ore is on the dump at the mouth
OF the shaft and will be brought here
for shipment TO the smelter this
week
The ore thus far taken out. It is
reported. will run something like
500 to the ton in gold and copper.
There is a large body Of ii in sight
and the discovery is believed to be
one OF the most important Of the
kind ever made in Fremont county.
The new ROAD is very good one.
considering the rugged character of
the eountr yit traverses. and q few
days ago a four-horse team hauled
1900 pounds OF freight over It up TO
the shaft where the men are at work
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
THE ROBERTS,
AlAMAn WEDDING

The AIhambra. California, Daily
Advocate Of the 23rd inst. contains
the following account of the Roberts
Hinman weddings. which will be of
interest to Canon City readers:
shr- A. A Hinman, an able young
attorney lately located in Los Ange-
les. and Miss Lola Roberts. a recent
arrival from Canon City. Colo, were
quietly married at the home Of Mr..
and Mira A c. Routhe, $40 North
Garfield avenue. Wednesday evening,
At O'Clock. by the Rev Grant Stew
art Of Marengo Methodist Episcopal
church. The young lady arrived
via the Santa Fe train. Wednesday.
At 3 O'Clock and went Immediately
to the Routhe home where the SIM
pie wedding service was read
The attractive parlors of the Rou-I
the home were artisticaIly decorated
with masses of white marguerites.
and under an arch formed OF the
same flower with long trailing spray
Of asparagus plumosis fern. the cou-
pie were married in front Of the
south windows. The bride wore a
travelling suit OF blue with hat to
match and carried boquet Of Cecil
Drummer roses.
In the dining room where the W ID
ding supper was served. Quantities
OF American Beauty roses made the
air fragrant and enhanced the beauty
Of the room. Following the wedding
supper Mr.. Hinman took his bride
TO the Htils coy bungalow prepar-
I'd for her on North Electric avenue.
Mrs Hinman is a member OF a
well known pioneer family Of Colo
RADIO and Mr Hinman was formerly
associated with Mr.. Routhe as his
law partner In Washington"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
PARK CENTER LAND
IS BEING TILED

A lot OF thing for drainage pur-
poses and other improvements are
being made In the Park Center and
Orchard Park distritcs that cannot
fail TO add to the value of ranch
property In these sections. Thing
is being carried on extensively with
the most gratifying results. and n
great deal Of water soaked land be-
Ing reclaimed and brought under
cultivation. Messrs HodEin 4 shAr-
man. DIR. @. A vawtcr. Gen Maupin.
and Richard Houle are having mile
or so OF sis inch drainage tile laid
and great things are expected from
their enterprise. L. c. Hiatt. n. J.
Craig ana others have also had a
great deal OF work Of = similar kind
done anil are more than pleased with
their undertaking. L. l.. Harding
has this spring brought = large
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
HERE FOR DECORATION DAY

z. d. Barnhart. Tor many years an
active and prominent member OF
Greenwood Post No. 10. G. A. r.
came down from Buena Vista Wed.
nesday to join his comrades In the
annual Decoration day services Mr.
Barnhart has been at the soldier
home at Buena Vista since last fail.
Althoush he was quite sick during
portion OF the winter MIR. Barn
hart has recovered his usual health
and says he is feeling nrst rate. In
consequence OF several months OF
suffering from n diseased optic nerve
he lost tho sight Of his right eye
several months ago.
Mrs. Barnhart who spent the early
part of the winter In Chicago. is at
present at Buena Vista.
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order.
Tn. County pr.s..

The Country Prsss-
The country papers Of this state
are practically q unit for Law and
Order and opposed to the rule OF the
armed mob. And the country paper
is a pretty good index Of the com
munity in which 1t Is published.
A big city paper represents moth
ing but its publisher. The Rocky
Mountain News is expressing the
opinions Of John C. shafer, = Chi
cago man. The Denver Express is
one Of great syndicate Of newspa-
pers which are gotten out to appeal
to the armed mobs whereTrr one
exists-and is owned by non-resi-
dents.
The country paper is nearly al
ways owned by a resident of the
town in which 1t is published It's
support must come from a little field
hmite dto the town In which II IS
published. The man who writes for
the country paper knows every man
In his community He is known by
everyone.
He knows lat his influence will
last only so long as he confines him
self to an honest and clean policy
He never does any taking SO com.
mon in the big city paper. and he
knows that he cannot change the
sentiment of his town So he doesn't
try.
The country paper reflects the sen
timent of its field better than any
other paper published.
So Il is a cheerful thing TO note
thas the country papers are prac-
tioaIiy all strong for Law and Order
II indicates not only that the coun-
try newspaper men are loyal to the
government. but that the country
sections OF the state are safe and
sane
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04
ROYAL 60RGE ROAD
m GOOD CONDITION

Street Commissioner Tom Parker
and n bunch OF men under his su-
pervision on Thursday completed
the task OF putting the road to the
top OF the Royal Gorge. or at least
that portion Of it traversing the City
park. In excellent condition for
travel. But little work had been
done on the road since last summer
and M Parker and his assistants
found II TO be in pretty bad shape
in n number OF places. but not be-
yond repair.
Seven men and four teams were
employed the greater part Of \ week
in making the improvements. which
are OF . substantial character.
Special attention was given to the
matter Of drainage and in ieveling
the unevenness OF the roads surface.
About three miles Of the road to the
top of the Royal Gorge is on city
property and that section OF II Is In
better shape for automobiles and
other vehicles at present than at
any time since its construction four
or five years ago. Mr.. Parker re-
ports the county's part of the road
to be in fairly good condition. but
says that little work here and there
would be beneficial.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-04

Colorado players brought credit to
themselves by the excellence and
high moral tone which they smpart-
ed to the production