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Ohe run, ! nit OFF famashiro in two
innings; 5 runs 4 hits Off Moriyama,
in innings.
Summary-Home run, Neves; two
base hits, Yamashiro, T. Uyeno; sac.
rifice hit, Bushnell; hit by pitcher.
Asaki; double plays, Neves to Flizer;
j. Ornellas-Bushnell: bases on balls.
off Yamashiro 8, Moriyama 1, of Me.
deiros 3; struck out. by Yamashiro o.
Moriyama s.; by Medeiros 6; wild
pitches, Yamashiro, Moriyama; UNI.
pires. Stayton and Bruins; scorer, w.
I. Raposo. Time of game, hour
and AZ minutes.
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Compared to the crowds that turned
out for the California series, yester-
days attendance was very scattering.
1t is unfortunate, but nevertheless
true. that the regular season of the
Oahu League came as an anti-climax.
The fans have been so fed on eontin-
uous ball that there is not much
chance of turning out real crowds un-
less the league race becomes close
or in some way exciting.
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Bunts and
Bounders

A fine running catch by s. Uyeno in
the second cut off at least one run.
A number of the japanese wrest.
lers occupied boxes at yesterdays
game and followed the play with In
terest.
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WRESTLERS FROM
JAPAN DRAWING
MANY THOUSANDS
Opening Show of Saturday
Night Attracts Many Peo-
pie to Tournament
ToNIeHT's BOUTS.

Senzai vs.. Hananoyama.
koarashi vs.. kantamayo.
Masagoshi VS.. ToshuZsm.
Shikishima VS.. kurosagawa.
. kashiwado VS.. kumiunisaki.
otori vs.. Fuiinijama.
kanenohanito vs.. 1aehiyama.
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Umpire Stayton turned out in a
neat blue shirt and blue cap yester-
day, but Umpire Bruins hasn't sup
piled himself with uniform as yet.
1t is just as essential for umpires TO
be neatly uniformed as for players,
and II the Oahu League expects to
be considered a. real organization,
these details should be insisted upon.
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Fort Armstrong beat the Depart.
ment Hospital team yesterday z to b.
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Double headers don't make any
great hit with Oahu fans. Yesterday
the spectators began leaving By twos
and threes before the second game
was half over, fully hundred passing
up the final innings. With seven
team league and a short season it
seems necessary to get rid of at
least three games a week, but the sit.
uation is unfortunate, all the same.
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BY playing hard and fast ball the
Oahus won an interesting game from
the Star Bulletin newsboys yesterday
at Aala Park. TO 3. The game was
close until the six inning.
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tcontlaued On page slsvsn,
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Bouts Short and Furious.

Presently there Is shrill cry and
they charge together. They are en-
tirely naked except for breech-clout
and a fringed loin-cloth above the
clout. The bouts are short and fur
ious. Each first tries to thrust off
the others stretching hands and push
his adversary out OF the ring. The
arms fly like wiadmills Usually they
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-26
SURPRISE
MARKS THE
MARRIAGE
OF POPULAR
CANON GIRL

Canon City social circles were
greatly and delightfully."- surprised
when announcement was made Sunday
evening that Miss Grace Laverne
Schultz and MIR George Elliott os-
born had been quietly and unosten-
sibly married at $3.50 by Reverend
George Sewer in Miss Schultz's S
apartments il The Maupin block
About thirty guests had been in
vited to attend a little musical after
noon given by Miss Schultz in honor
OF her dear friend. Miss Leona Short.
Miss Beulah Emmerson opened the
programme with a pretty piano solo.
Airs. wilsord Holland sang Dear
Heart and before she could reply 20
an encore Miss Emmerson started u
wedding march. Imagine the express
blouS Vi hNt anu CHARACTERIZATION NA-A
in walked Reverend Sewer followed
by the bride and groom. Before any
one could get their breath and come
to full realization OF the event they
had been pronounced man and wife
and congratulations and the eats"
we're in order.
Boquets Of pink and white carna-
tions we're in profusion about the doa-
BILE parlor. The chandeliers were
snaded in pink lending soft mellow
light to the pretty scene.
After the ceremony a buffet lunch.
con was served. The dining table
was adorned with gold basket of
pink roses tied with large bow Of
pink tulle. Brick Ice cream with a
pink heart couched in a background
of white and pink and small white
cakes with brides roses bedecking
them furnished the principal menu.
Coffee and mints finished the delici-
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Great Days For the Union
LDho0p'er Up, Boys!

sHundreds OF idle union coal miners
starving in Illinois nave begged Gov
ernor Dunno to Gnd them work.
Hundreds OF deceived union miners
in Colorado. forced TO remain idle by
leaders who by the rule of fear have
held them slaves. have apr ealed to the
business mon and bankers. the peo-
pie OF Colorado. to feed and clothe
them and their families this winter.
The grim visaged specter Of Want
stands at the opening tent flaps at
the tent colonies. The pinched faces
If little children are mute appeals for
relief The fathers OF these suffer.
ing children are drawing the weekly
pittance OF :hree dollars doled out by
the union. and cursing the day they
quit their places to respond to the call
-. A'c NsiS'epiS- motnerb WHO nave
orooned their babies TO sleep in the
~ind-swept canvass villages have
wept for months and are praying now
hat the officials of the union will say
the word that will enable their bus-
Lands to seek the places In the mines
that mean wages more than sufficient
for every earthly need.
But the sleek. wcll-dressed apostles
Of anarchy into whose clutches thoy
have fallen have told them to be pa.
tent and suffer and SOME DAY the
great struggle for human rights' " II
be over ana victory achieved. Mean.
time the wolf prowis about and shiy-
ering innocents are benumbed into
siumber. These are some OF the con.
ditions In Colorado brought about by
the strike makers who grow fat and
lazy on the seven. eight and ten dol.
lars day allowed them for "organiz.
ing" and Conducting n strike.
On the same day that Ludlow tent
colony woman was taken out shrek.
1as With insanity By vorry and sscs-
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PRESIDENT SlOCUM HEADS
CARNEGlE'S BOARD

One OF the highest honors In the
educational world was bestowed in
New York City last Saturday on
President w. +. Siocum Of Colorado
college when he was elected chair
man Of the Carnegie board for the ad
vaneement OF education. TO succeed
President David Starr Jordan OF the
University OF California. This was
The news received at Colorado Col
loge recently.
President sIocum has been n mem
her OF the board for n number OF
years and Cor the last year or two
had held the vice chairmanship.
The Carnegie board for the advance
ment OF higher education annually
distributes several millions Of dol
lars and for the next year at least.
President Slocum will. have perhaps
more to say than anyone else regard.
ing the distribution of this enormous
sum. More than $500. 900 is distribut-
cd every year among various colleges
throughout the country for the sup
port OF superannuated college profea-
sors. and in addition. the board dis
tributes among worthy college profess
sors large sums OF money.
Colorado college itself has on one
ci two occasions been the recipient Of
large donations from the Carnegie
board. Only last year the college
succeeded in raising fund OF s3oo..
600. the FIRST $4,000 OF which was
pledged by the Carnegie board on con.
dition that an additional $3.50. 900 to-
ward Its endowment fund be raised
within given time.
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ness of her one child. an item appear
red in local newspaper to this ef-
feet: John r. Lawson. district board
member of the United Mine Workers.
has returned from southern califo-.
MIA where he spent few weeks
sight seeing"
While this woman. without funds
to purchase medicine for a sick child.
was becoming a prey TO the demons Of
lunacy. AIR. lawson. with all expenses
laid by dn-s-paying miners. was talk
ing his daily dips in the ocean and his
daily nips In the hotel grills and re-
ceiving his daily tips in the mail.
Several months ago n sordid story
was told in police court by the wife
oi a striking coal miner who had been
arrested with a man in local room
ing house. She told the Judge that
she had been a good. Woodworking
woman up until the strike was called.
The muni.ieient sum paid in benefits
by the union was insufficient TO sup
ply her household wants and necessi.
ties. She had gone the way of shame
10 obtain the pieces OF silver that hII-
cd the cupboard.
With these incidents only two OF
many that have become matters of
record in Las Animas county alone
In the past months. the press agents
of the union describe at length the
happy and contepted people at the
strikers clmps where life is one long.
sweet song round OF pleasure
nights OF music and dancing.
The existence of the victims of non
resident asitators in Colorado is just
what Sherman said war was. Under
such conditions. is IL any wonder tbs.
men become desperate and shoot to
Fiii and apply the torch at The word
Of the lawisss Isadsss s-Trinsls6
chrua,cle-Nsvs.
3" a
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GUS lunch.

GUS lunch.
The brides wedding dress was the
gift of her mother and was made OF
cream white meteor over white
satin and trimmed in silk lace. Sim
Ilicity marked its general lines. An
armful of Faster lilies carried by the
bride accentuated the beauty OF her
gown. A beautiful cameo pin. the
gift OF the groom. was worn by the
bride.
Her going-away dress was a three
rieee costume of electric blue broad
cloth with gold lace waist trimmed in
pam velvet She wore becoming
green velvet hat trimmed in Fitch
fur and iridescent Foliage.
The happy couple motored to Flor
ence and from there took the Santa
Fe train Sunday evening for a short
honeymoon trip to wichita and Medi-
cine Lodge. Kansas. where the parents
of Mr.. Osborn reside After their
short honeymoon they will return TO
Canon City and establish home, the
location of which is not yet decided
s'fss Frances Hemmerle, the brides
chum. had charge of all arrange
ments. received the guests. planned
and ARRANGED the decorations and
the serving of the luncheon and had
much to do with the success of the
plans.
It may be said, without reservation.
that no moro popular girl was ever
married in Canon City. Mrs. Osborn
has lived here practically all her life.
She graduated from the Canon City
high school in the class Of 1904
From the high school she came al
Lost Immediately to take n position
In the business office of The Daily
Record. For ten years she has been
me most trusted. most efficient and
most popular employe about this in
stitution. assuming responsibilities
Ear greater than often fall to the lot
OF woman-far greater than the
casual visitor to The Record office
would know.
Her position has gwen her the op-
portunity Of making the acquaintance
CT large portion of the people OF
this community, and her womanly
ways and businesslike manner com
bined with her charming sunshiny
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Boom Soon.

The Hisa school Boom will be
held In the school house Dec. 4. and
as far as Is known now it will be the
best ever. The students are all en-.
tering into the spirit OF ths Boom
and II Is insured success from all
sides. Some OF the many features too
numerous to mention are Ford fac
tory. wireless station. a cafeteria on
the roof garden, candy and fancy work
booths. several plays. shooting gal
icry. and a large chorus OF male voices
TO end up the evening. With all
these things and many more n very
splendid program will be given and n
good time enjoyed by all those who
attend.
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Boys prsmssie Club.

The boys have move on foot to
start a boys dramatic club for the
purpose Of producing plays and Il Is
hoped that 1t will meet with success.
This win be somewhat different from
the girls dramatic club AZ they only
study plays rnd stage debatss. II Il
also hoped By Esany Of the sln1snts
that they may b able q haxp Z
seAee, epsvstta this ysss. g1cQ =
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disposition has won for her and for
The Record a host-of good friends. !.
Mr.. Osborn is young man of pleas
ing personality with worthy amhi-
tons. He comes from a good family
of Medioins Lodge. Kansas. and is
highly recommended by those who
know him. He Is employed as book
keeper in the office OF The Gibson
Lumber co npany.
The Record ieads host Of friends
in extending congratulations and
best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Osborn
for long and happy future.
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rome splendid material for the oper-
'ests and n one is given there is no
doubt but what it would be good.
Basket Bali


Basket ball has been under way for
three weeks now and the fellows are
rapidly rounding into shape under the
supervision of Coach George. The
teams have not yet been chosen but
before long they probably will be-
The chances this year for winning
team are very bright as there is an
hhundancy of material with which to
work this year and splendid team
ought TO be picked from these can
eidates- II is hoped that a class
.oirnament may be held as each ciass
could put a mighty strong team on the
floor and some good games could be
played.
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Forensic Society.

The weekly meeting OF the Forensic
society was held Tuesday night and
the society was given one of the best
debates they have had this year. The
debate. "gesolved that the United
States Capitol should be moved farth-
or west" was won by the affirmative.
rpheld by Little and Bob Boucher
over the nerative. cianviIle aud Jack
Boucher
The society Is to give a chapel pro-
lIam Dec. Z. and the members who
are to debate on that day are James
Mcclintock and Harlan Turner as
The negative. against Nesbit and Little
as the affirmative ON the subject. Re
solved. That Germany is to biaIae for
the present European conflict" The
resi- OF the program has not yet been
decided on.
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Dramatic Club.

The girls of the High school have
banded together and formed dram
attic club so as TO not be out-done by
the boys. The society viii study plays.
debating and various and sundry 9TH
er things In that line. They held
their FIRST meeting Thursday night
and very. good program was given.
The club Is under the supervision Of
Miss Newell and they expect to do
sreat things besides putting on sew
eral plays.
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1T REALLY DOES RELIEVE
RHEUMATISM.

EserybodT who Ia afflicted with
Rheumatism In any form should by
all means teep bottle of sloan'n
Liniment on hand. The minute you
feel pain or soreness I'm joint or
muscle. battle Il with sioan's Lint
ment- Do not rub Il. sioan's pend.
trates aim ,st Immediately right 10
the scat of the pain. relieving tho
hot. tender. swollen feeling and max
Ing the part easy and comfortable.
Get n bottle OF sloan's Linimcnt for
IS cents OF any druggist and have 4
In tho houss-asainst colds. sors ana
swollen joints. rheumatism. neural
sia. seiatica and like ailments. Your
money back II not satisfied. but Il
docs give almost instant reiIsf.--ads.
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES

Miss Stella Flanagan entertained
the Bible Class OF which she is a
members. and its teacher. Mrs. Huri-
burt. at her home on Macon Saturday
afternoon The time vas very pleas
antly spent with fancy work. fun
and music. the latter furnished by
Miss Dorothy Kellogg and Miss Elan
nagan. Dainty refreshments were
served by the young hostess and her
mother.
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Mrs. cissna returned from his Pue-
bio trip on Saturday. He reports lots
OF apples there. He expects to take
another load down on Tuesday.
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----~------------- ----------------s
Larimer county-P. d. Nelson. Rep.
boulder County Montgomery. Rep.
and Ardourel. Dem.
Mesa County II. Porter. Dem.
Las Animas county-Mayer and
schmidt. Reps.
Teller aud Park Counties Clinton :
4. Roberts and Emory II. Young.
pems.
Fremont county--oeorge E. Colgate.
Rep.
Crowley and oterO counties-o. W.
West. Dem. and Reuben C. Inse.
Rep.
jefferson coun,y-wesley s,aisy.
Dem.
Arapahoe and Ebert counsiss--J.
J. Kruse. Rep. 80
Garfield and rio slanco Counties.
John L Soonan. Rep.
Delta County George W. Bruce.
Dem.
Montrose county-Horton. Dem.
coneios county-ce,estlno Garcia.
Rep.
AiAmosa cOuuty-R. N. Barn. Dem.
Adams county-counter. Dem.
Pitkin County Charles Daley. Dem.
i.aPiata County Mcpeyiu. Jr..
Rep.
Lake county-F. J. MeNair. Dem.
Rio oranl- couniy-Ausnst Weiss.
Rep.
chAffee cO"a'y-A- E Wright. Dem.
Morgan and Washington corn,ies--
Mark b. GIN. Rep.
Clear Greek county-Herman 4
CTist. Rep.
Giipin coun,y-H. c. Boislnser Dem
ouray coznty--B. II. Du praw. Dem
San Juan county-Fox. Dem.
Logan and sedswiek counties-John
e. Scott. Pen.
Phillips and Yuma counties-chsx.
L. Damewood. Rep. -
Gunnison counfy-w. scott Hun..
son. Rep.
saguaehe and Custer countie.-
Carl l. Maroid. Dem
Douglas county-Iiush Taylor. REP.
Lincoln. Kit Carson and Cheyenne
counties-F. II. Spencer Rep.
Kiowa and Bent counties-Be-s.
Dem.
Prowers and Haea couuties-Ray
NeGrash. Rep.
sAa Miguel counsy-w. II. Doyle.
Dem.
Hinsdaie. Arehuleta and Mineral
counties-oRoukc. Dem.
Rou,t AMI Mona, Counties Norven.
Dem.
Summit Grand aud Jackson coun-
ties Finehsr. Dem.
Eagle couniy--E. C. Kennedy
Dem. .
Huerfano and costiria counties-I.
p. GaIiesos Rep.
Montezuma aud Dolores counties--
W. 7. Mylsr. Dem.
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PERSONNEL OF 10Th GENERAL
ASSEMBLY OF COLORADO ]
RocREss1vE HOLDS BALANCE OF POWER IN SENATE

4 k>>~SA>--~><-<- v - . = -
The twentieth general assembly OF
Colorado. which convenes in January.
viii be composed OF ifty-four Repub-
hcans, forty-aye Democrats and one
rogressive
The senate will present the unusual
situation of an equal division between
Republican and Democratic members
seventeen to seventeen--with Robin
son. Progressive holdover from Ell
l'aso county personifyins the role OF
balance of power"
In the house Of representatives the
,Republicans VIII hayeea majority OF
nine.
SENATOR'S.
First Senatorial District. Denver
III. r. Robinson. .Morris. 'Berry and
Hamilton. Dems.: Eaton. Knauss and
Dodge. Reps.
Second District. Pueblo County
.Burris. Dem. and Peterson, Rep.
Third District. FL Paso County
'Robinson. Prog. and Elliott. Rep:
Fourth District. Las Animas coun-
ty -'Barela. Rep.
Fifth District. Boulder County -'Af-
foiter. Dem
Sixth District. chaffee and Lake
Counties-csneiish. Rep.
Seventh District. Weld County
windburn. Rep.
Eighth District. jefferson County
.carver. Dam
Ninth District. Fremont County
sLines. Rep
Tenth District. I-arimer County
wnkin. Rep.
Eleventh District Gunnison and
Delta Counties es-.Pearson. Dem.
Twelfth District. Logan. sedgwick.
Phillips. washington and Yuma coun-
ties--Mitten. Rep.
Thirteenth District. Jackson. Routt.
Moffat and Rio Bianco Counties
'Iies. Dem.
Fourteenth District. costilla. Huer-
fano and Custer counties-Iiayden.
Req.
Fifteenth District. Rio Grande. sa
suache ami Mineral couniies-Means
Rep.
sixteenth District. Mesa County
Kluge. Dem.
Seventeenth District. Dolores. Mont
rose and San Miguel seher-
perborn. Dom.
Eighteenth District.HlnsdaIe. ouray
San Juan and Archulcta Counties
curran. Rep.
Nineteenth District. La Plata and
Mentezuma West. Dem.
Twentieth District. Teller and PARK
Countics--Lewis. Dem.
Twenty-drst District. Eagle. Gar
field and Pitkin Counties Napier.
Dem.
Twentysscond District. Adams.
Arapshoe and Morgan countlas-
-Tierney. Dem
Twenty-third District. Crowley and
otero 'weiIand. Reg.
Twentyfourth District. conejos and
Alamosa Counties Dem.
Twenty-fifth District. Baca. Bent
kiowa and Prowers Counties Hasty.
Rep.
Twenty-sixth District. Clear Creek.
Grand. Gilpin and Summit Counties
Williams. Rep.
Twentyssvcnth District. Kit Car.
son. Cheyenne. Douglass. EIbert and
Lincoln Cnuuf;.~-Qty..- ~.
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To LsadvIIIe.

To Lsadv'ils.
sirs. p. D. Bicks Of Allison avenue.
,eaves today for l-sadvills. wasre shs
vim spend rhankssiviss sa1 ~ fol-
ievins vssk vim fzssads ~ rsss,
ssves
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Mrs l. C. Previtt OF Greydene ave.
East Canon has just been called to
Alton. Illinois. by the serious illness
OF her mother. Mrs. Mary z. Uzzeil.
Mrs Previtt leaves today on a through
train
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SCHOOL SIfTIAGs
At North Canon High School
BY DsnaIs F. Montgomery
chapel Meeting.


The students were given splendid
chapel program last Monday morning
and although 1t was different from
the former ones it was very much en-.
joyed. The program was put on By
the Freshman class and was the irst
one OF its lind this year. The other
three classes are already busy plan
ming to put On program now and they
all hope to. put on a better one than
tile Freshman did and II they do they
win have - have splendid one. The
program was as follows:
Piano Solo ........... Allan Nickel
Recitation ....-. Frances Biddix
Piano Solo $500. Villa Lambeth
Reading-A Legend of the Royal
Gorge .-...,-.-....H Helen Mathews
Recitation ....--...- Alice Sheppard
Piano Duet .................
Parlita Heyi and Lenora Blume
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'HoIdover senators.
REPRESENTATIVES,.


REPRESENTATIVES,.
Denver County NJ Bills. George
E. Drake. r. N. IIaserman. Robert
Harris. W. W. Howland. Il. NJ. sabin.
+ d. Thompson. Thomas Tongc and
II. q. Garwood. Reps. and John Die.
frioh. y. y Dunklee and Evanseline
heartz. Dcns.
Pueblo connty--A. 8. Andrew. DIR.
,. q. Wallace and r. NJ. STOKES. Reps.
and ,. L. Higgins. Dem.
Fl Paso counsy-Phiiip n. stewart,
George n. Taylor ana L. 4. Psffnsr,
Rsps.
Wsaa css.sy-w. =. on~sss s.l G.
= envea neua 4.
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Hsrs's BUSINESS College. successor 70

Over First National Bank. Open day
and nisht. All commsrctai branches
taught BY , teacher q practical sxps-
rieace. Tuleica for dny. oo.oo PER
noath Nisht. sU.eo pr nentA naAsr
any tine. '.-