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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
HORSES NOT YET TO Be
TAKEN OFF MAIN STREET
MOVEMENT TO KEEP VEHICLES
FROM FRONT or BUSINESS
HOUSES RUNS AGAINST
4 shHc.


That something ought to be done
to keep horses FROM being left stand
ing on Main street and that autos
should be allowed TO remain parked
on that thoroughfare. but a limited
time were matters brought up before
the city council Monday -ight by
Secretary George OF the chamber OF
commerce and Harry Combs OF the
Civic Improvement league. The lea
que is anxious to do away with the
unsanitary conditions that arise in
consequence The council was asked
to make an Investigation In the hope
that the evil may be done away with.
While Il is admitted that an ordi-
nance TO keep horses on Main street
was unfeasible owing to the unfortu-
nate fact that many OF the business
houses do not reach to the north and
south alleys and thus prevent the
merchants from doing all their load
Ing in the rear OF their stores. Il was
suggested that some plan be devised
that will at least reduce the prac-
tice 10 the lowest possible minimum.
Concerning this matter the library
: board offers to permit the rear OF the
library lot for distance OF ten feet
to be used by merchants In that sec
ton for their delivery wagons. pro-
vided arrangements are made for the
placing back OF the fence and the
ash pit. This would aid some but
there are stores In other places
whore II would be impossible to do
any loading in the rear at ali. II
was contended. Again objection was
made to compelling some persons to
keep on Main street with vehicles on
the ground that they might be Justly
offended at being forced to comply
with any regulation In this respect.
while others we're permitted to do
as formerly.
fiitching posts along the side streets
leading on OF Main were suggested
as a possible remedy but It was
thought the city had no authority to
provide these posts and that property
owners would likely object to the ex-
penditure II ordered TO 10 so.
The matter was not disposed OF
ana the Parks and Drives COMMITTEES
Of the <6uncif win look into the Ques-
tion.
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NEW voRk rouRIsrs HgRg.

E. E Collins. president OF the Gloy-
ierviile. Knit Co. OF Glovervilie. y.
Y. and party, consisting OF Mrs Col
lins. Mr.. and Mrs. E NJ. Bishop. Miss
;es Celenda Collins and Mary Phillips
and Messrs. Ralph O. Collins and E :.
Lloyd Collins. spent Saturday in Can
on City. They. are on their way
back from several weeks trip to the
coast.
Gloversville Is the center Of the
glove manufacturing inass.-y Of the
United states-fully 90 per cent Of
the production being shipped from
that city. and the nrm Of which Mr..
Glover b the head 10 one Of itn
largest concernsL
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WORMS CAUSE MaisY cHIipHEN's
ILLS.

Worms by thousands, rob the
child OF uourishment. stunt its growth
cause CONSTIPATION, Indigestion. Ner-
vousness. Irregular Appetite, Fever
and sometimes snasms. Rickapoo
Worm Killer gives relief from all of
these. one-foErth TO one OF these
pleasant candy lozenses. taken as
directed, Kill and remove the Worms,
regulate your chIld's bowels and re-
store its health and vitality. Get an
original 25c box from your Druggist.
Don't endanger your chfld's health
and future when so sure and simple
a remedy can be had.-adv-
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srockHoLpER's MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Stockholders of
The Colorado Molten Picture Com
pany will be held at the office of the
Secretary. s13 Main street. Canon
City. Colorado. on Tuesday. September
7. 1915. at 1880 p. M for the purpose
of electing a Board of Directors for
the ensuing year. and for the trans
action of such other business as may
legally come before 1t.
G. A. vawter, SECRETARY.
Dated Canon City. Colo. Aug. 1. 1915.
+ NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of William A. Hendricks.
Deceased
Estate of Dolly j. Beatty. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Idell E
Hendricks has been appointed and
qualified as Administrators OF the es-
tate of William A Hendricks deceas-
ed. and that James NJ. Beatty has
been appointed and qualified as AS-
ministrator of the estate OF Doilie
]. Beatty. deceased. and that the hour
of ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF the
2Sth day of August. 1915. has been
fixed for the hearing and adjudication
of claims against said estates, and
that all persons having claims
estates are required to present
the same in the County Court of
Fremont County. State of Colorado.
at said hour and time for adjustment.
Given under my hand and official
seal. this and day of August. A. D.
1915.
(SEAL1,
JAMES L. COOPER.
Clerk County Court.
First pub. Aug. 5. 1915.
Last pub. Aug. %, 1915.
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LiNGMAN KNOCKED orr POLE

Frank Greenwood an employe OF
the, Power company was knocked on
of pole on Bennett avenue this
morning when his right hand came in
contact with a live wire. He escaped
serious injury but it was found nee
essary to take hi INTO the Graves hos
pital for treatment Tor shock and a
badly burned finger.
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Mr. Miiligan and Mr. VIM. Jones
left this xecIs Tor Montrdse for visit
with the family OF HIS son. who NOV
ed to that place from Lincoln Park
sometime ago. They will also drive
through the San Luis valley before
returning home. Y
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Mrs. Walsh and children OF Aibu-
querque. n. 81. are visitors at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Williams.
Mrs. Walsh win be remembered
among her old friends here as Miss
Dorm Mentzcr OF Florence.
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Mrs. D. e. TemRieton is enjoying a
visit from her mother. Mrs. Russell
OF Colorado Springs and her niece.
SMlHs Dawley OF Grinneli. Iowa. They
expect to stay but short while.
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Miss lillian FresdinEer has beer
confined to her home the last weei
or two with illness.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05

The James brothers. Joe and Ar.
thur. spent few days last week camp
ing and fishing at Brush Greek and
the lake They failed in getting fish
from the lake. but succeeded In catch
ing the trout Of the adjacent streams.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05

Ray Bailey OF Park avenue is leav-
ing this week for Los Angeles. Cal,
where he expects to make his home
with his grandmother
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The Lincoln Park ladies prayer
meeting circle met Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. Evans on Poplar avenue.
and will convene next Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Caldwell on Elm avenue.
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The house guests Of the James
Afamiiy on Garfield street took a Joy
Sride TO Pueblo and return recently
and are otherwise enjoying their stay
here.
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I Mr.. Newburg Of Guffey has been
spending some days on Lincoln Park
TO be treated for an acute attack of
appendicitis and finds himself much
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Witness my hand and official seal
this 4sh day Of August. A. D. 1915.
BLAKE ROGERS.
County Treasurer.
BY R. L. HINAAN-
First pub. Aug ). 1915.
Last pub. Aug 2s. 1915.
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Mr., VIII Ralston and family motor
ed through from Geneva. Neb.. recent
ly for visit at the parental Ralston
home on Garfield street. Saturday
the visitors speft the day at The Top
OF the Royal Gorge. They have also
been taking in the Plies Peak dis.
trict
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05

Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Chase, daush-
ter. Bessie and son. Clarence. left
Saturday for San jose. Cal. to visit
Mr. chase's parents The family VIII
take in other points of Interest while
away. including the fair. Mr. chase's
brother from town VIII look after the
interest OF the ranch on Sherman ave
niue during their absence
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Mrs. George Hayner who has been
susering The past ilve months with
paralysis. is reported to be improving
, at her home on West sherman ave.
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Miss Augusta kitzman OF westcliffe
has been the recent guest. Of her sis
ter. Mrs Joseph Koppe at the Koppe
home on Poplar avenue
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Davis and
baby motored to Colorado Springs
the last OF the week returning home
by the way Of Victor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. williams OF
Washington, Iowa. have been recent
guests at the home OF the formers
brother, sfr. John Williams on Park
avenue. This is their FIRST view OF
the mountains and they hnve enjoyed
the trip exceedingly While here the
family party motored to Moffat to vis-
It at the home OF Mrs. williams
mother. Mrs. shellaberger.
3 MIR. and Mrs. A. A. Gebhardt and
Miss Maude Markham OF Kansas City.
Mo-. returned Saturday evening from
two weeks outing ut Hermit Lake
resort. returning via Hillside and over
= the Rainbow route. They report tho
roadway in sine condition. with much
auto travel over II. Mr.. Guy r. Geb-
hardt left the camp Wednesday morn
ing. taking the train from westcliffe
to Canon City. leaving at midnight for
the \. NJ, G. A. encampment at Estes
Park While at conference Mr.. Geb-
harat viii receive the degree OF
bachelor OF Association Science.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lane and four
children motored down from Boulder
recently for visit at the holhe OF DR..
end Mrs. Caldwell. Mr.. Lane Is man
ager Of the Boulder Business college.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Terrin. lit
~iic daughter, Irene and son Harry. ar
rived from the west. Mr. and Mrs
Terrin have been missionaries for the
last seven year. At Lucknow. India
and ere n the home land on their
Syatation. They are niA.time friends
el thS Caldwell family. Their son.
Hkriz. he been attending colless ssl
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81 ! RsoorA va. IA.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES
Mr., and Mrs. Roscoe Davis and
baby motored to Colorado Springs
the last Of the week returning home
by the way Of Victor.
I Mr.. Newburg Of Guffey has been
spending some days on Lincoln Park
to be treated for an acute attack of
appendicitis and finds himself much
improved II
Ray Bailey OF Park avenue is leav-
ing this week for Los Angeles. Cal,
where he expects to make his home
with his grandmother
The Lincoln Park ladies prayer
meeting circle met Sunday. afternoon
with Mrs. Evans on Poplar avenue.
and viii convene next Sunday at the
home Of Mrs. Caldwell on Elm avenue
Mr.. VIII Ralston and family motor
ed through from Geneva. Neb.. recent
ly for visit at the parental Ralston
home on Garfield street. Saturday
the visitors spent the day at The Top
OF the Royal Gorge. They have also
been taking in the Plies Peak dis.
trict
Miss Augusta kitzman OF Westciiffe
has been the recent suest. Of her. sis
ter. Mrs. Joseph Koppe at the Koppe
home on Poplar avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ". Chase, dansh-
ter. Bessie and son. Clarence. left
Saturday for San jose. Cal. to visit
Mr. chase's parents. The family VIII
take in other points of Interest while
away. including the fair. Mr. chase's
brother from town VIII look after the
interest OF the ranch on Sherman ave-
'nne during their absence
Mrs. George Hayner who has been
susering The past ave months with
paralysis. is reported to be improving
bat her home on West sherman ave.
The James brothers. Joe and Ar
thur. spent few days last week camp
ing and fishing at Brush Greek and
the lake They failed In getting fish
from the lake. but succeeded Ia catch
ing the trout Of the adjacent streams.
Mr. aiiIligan and Mr. VIM. Jones
left this wecl FOR Montrdse for visit
with the family OF his son. who NOV
ed TO that place from Lincoln Park
sometime ago. They will also drive
through the San Luis valley before
returning home. Y
Miss Lillian FresdinEer has been
confined to her home the last week
or two with illness.
Mira Walsh and children OF Albu-
querque. n. 81. are visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Williams.
Mrs. Walsh will be remembered
among her old friends here as Miss
Dorm Mentzer OF Florence.
sirs. d. f. Temrieton is enjoying a
visit from her mother. Mrs. Russell
OF Colorado Springs and her niece.
SAilHs Dawiey OF Grinneli. Iowa. They
expect to stay but a short while.
The house guests Of the James
sfamily on Garfield street took Joy
\ ride TO Pueblo and return recently
and are otherwise enjoying their stay
here.
Mr.. and Mira j. L. Williams OF
Washington, Iowa. have been recent
guests at the home OF the formers
brother, sfr. John Williams on Park
avenue. This is their FIRST view OF
the mountains and they have enjoyed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
TO IMPROVE THE SUITCASE
Add't,on Of Pockets VIII Greatly In
crease the Capacity Of the
Receptacle.

N EE a
The suitcase can be greatly i'm.
proved. 80 far as convenience ia cor.
eerned, by the addition OF pockets.
Inese pockets may be made with a.
Wlthout flaps. II tho flaps have snaps
Apon them the contents viii not come
out easily when the suitcase ia tossed
about.
This lining 10 best made OF denim or
linen, and can be made detachable. "a
that It may occasionally 20 to the
laundry. Narrower strips of linen ara
placed upon that covering the bottom.
Inc inside OF the lid and about the
sides OF the lining, making a double
lining, into which rows Of machine
stitching are placed, joining the two
layers OF lining together, to form as
many pockets as you desire. Three
pockets or more can bo very wen ac-
commodated In the lid, an equal num-
Der can be accommodated In the bot
top. and several smaller pockets.
apout the sides for jewelry, powder.
etc. In this way everything a cas-
liy be kept in its place. The larger
articles, Of course, such as frocks.
ous skirts. etc, are packed In
the remaining open space Of the suit.
case. II you wish to make an elab-
crate lining. It q be made of,heayy
J
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30


supt. Cameron, Of the Interstate
Power Co., was il town Wednes.
day.
y. w. elmer and wife, Of Menno
returned Wednesday from 4 trim
to the Pacific coast.
Henry Weidenbaoh went Is al
pena Tuesday 70 look after his
farm near that place.
The LA Crosse Steam Laundry
GO. Basket leaves Treibers Tues.
day oct. 5 a s !. m.-Adv.
Victor Hirsch went 10 Mankaso.
Minnesota lat week where he viii
enter the Mankato Commercial
College.
Edward Brady, Of Weston, MI.
stopped Of here one day last week
end visited his Old friend, ii. Il.
Mchirgan, He wan Oh his way Is
Ashton 70 took after ! farm that
he owns there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
For Pianos see ". Il Miller.


Iowa, WAS here this week, a guest
of MIR. j. A Stippicb.
Mrs. Albert Bjorum returned
Wednesday from a visit with her
mother in northern Minnesota.
David Nellis and wife and Geo.
Thorpe and wife visited in Sioux
Falls last Friday and Saturday.
Eyes tested. Glasses Fitted st
the Donley Hotel Friday. Oct. /,
by Fred JensoE, of Madison,-Adv.
Rev. Fl. Treick lefs on Tuesday
for Whitney, Ia, to attend a meet
ing of synod of the German Re-
Termed church.
William Ortiz went 10 Beadle
county Monday TO look at some
land bargains offered by the Rich
ards Trust Co., of Huron.
Dr. Cromlei, Of Lake Andes, was
IN town Tuesday and was calling
On his formsr elassmate, DR.. /. It.
Leighton. He is now looking for
$ rev location.
Mrs, Frank Zolnovsky and dan.
shiar, Mrs Jos. Hoch, of Tyndall,
Eaft lsst Monday for Omaha where
they zill visit friends and attend
fas Ak-S8r-B Ben.
George Billigneier sr. has sold
MS property in Isbe south part of
town 10 Jaeob Host from Wissen-
bHg, consideration $500. Mr..
Bilhgueisr will now purchase q
smaller place.
c. n. McCoilum was in town be.
twsen trains last Friday, and left
for Meade county where he is visit.
ing his son. He also expects to
buy a few carloads of cattle to
feed on bis farm near Springfield.
Milwaukee Solvay Coke has all
the heat producing qualities of coal
without any of its dirt, slate or
other impurities. You get greater
value per ton than in buying an
thracite coal. Try a load of il.
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co.-Adv.
The high school football team
went to Tyndall last Friday 20
play the first game of the season
with the Tyndall high school team.
The result was rather disastrous.
as the Scotland boys yer out.
clasaed both in weight and practice.
Excursion trains have been run
ming every morning since Tuesday,
TO the Mitchell Corn Palace and
will continue until Saturday. So
far the weather has prevented q
very heavy attendance from here,
but it will probably be better from
now on.
The trains from the east have
been from on to three hours late
every day this week due to the
floods in Iowa. For two or three
days the line from Sioux City to.
Manila was out of commission on
account OF washouts along the Sol
der river and the trains were run
around By Missouri Valley over the
Northwestern track.
An epidemic Of puppy love-
seems to have struck this town.
Nearly every evening the marshal
finds little children scarcely out Of
their sWaddling clothes, who should
De in mama's lap listening to bed.
time stories, out promenadipe in
pairs on the back streets or ~loiter-
Ing IN the parks. Mamas should
administer soothing syrup to these
little darlings and put them 70 bed.
otherwise the city authorities will
pc compelled to look after them.
". g. Haynes, & Son are fortu-
nate this year in having twenty
acres of sweet clover which tbav
have cut for seed. There was !
state agent here Monday gathering
statistics on the supply Of forapa
plant seed and he visited Mr.. Hay.
mes field. He said as far No IL
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30

Constipation upsets the entire sys-
~tem-causing many illnesses to the
human family, boot worry-Hollis-
tiers Rocky Mountain Tea will drive
out constipation, regulate the bowels.
tone the stomach, purify the system.
Give it a thorough trial. Soc. Tea or
Tablets.
BROCK DRUG & JEWELRY 60.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
4 BLISS, Editor 1 Proprietor.

Eatefed q second class matfer q n. ~,
oAlce 4 Dcotland.
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"Say, you'll" he exclaimed. you're not
on to your job, young man. Yesterday
we had five articles stolen from the coun-
ter. Day before there was three articles
lifted, one of them a French bisque doll
with natural hair, retailing at $5.9S. Is
that any way to earn your pay? Let them
shop-ifters rob us right under your nose!"
Department Manager Kleeman never
knew how narrowly he escaped figuring
in an assault-and-battery case. He wad-
died away briskly, too self-important to
await reply and the man who had shot
Deputy Sheriff Buckelew' was left alone
to struggle with his temper.
After all, he wanted that dollar day
desperately, and the disguise afforded by
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good money just to give away presents,
mind that! You are expected to watch
out for shop-lifters, and if you see GUS
toner slip something under her coat you
are expected to point her out to the store
detective"
So that was the essence of his job. Dis
guised as benevolent dispenser of
Christmas cheer, he, Larry MACEDONIAN,
was supposed to snoop around and report
the petty thefts of women and children!
Nobody would suspect store Santa
Claus of being detective. This was the
rat-eyed Kleemans idea, and he repeated
several times that he had originated the
scheme. This was probably true, for it
was doubtful if there was another business
man in town who would have sunk quite
so low as to make stool-pigeon of Santa
Claus.
THE daily crush of Christmas shoppers
had not yet arrived, since it was only
nine o'clock in the morning. Larry paced
moodily up and down, mentally damning
all things. He damned the department
store, and particularly the greasy-looking
manager of its toy department.; he
damned Christmas, and particularly the
idiot who first invented Santa Claus; in
cidentally he damned Larry Mace owan,
and most particularly the jubilant spree
at POGO Calliente that had ended with an
exchange of shots with deputy sheriff.
He had shot the latter's gun out of his
hand, carrying two fingers with it; and
as result Arizona was too warm to hold
him, while there was no doubt that every
rendezvous of Arizonians in Los Angeles
would be watched: the Main Street sa-
looms, the old hostelries on Spring Street,
the livery stables where a man who UNI
derstood horses might apply for work
and of course, the moving picture camps,
where hundreds of cowboys foregathered.
His unuttered curses were interrupted
by the alert kleeman.
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THE tall and angular youth wan
'dered about dejectedly in the toy
department of Salzberger's EN-
L. porium. He felt that his scarlet
suit of cheap flannel was not only uncom-
Portable but ridiculous. The trimmings
of white imitation fur were of the same
shoddy material that composed the beard
dangling from his ears. The boots were
of black oicoth instead of patent leather.
The bag of scarlet outing flannel that
hung over his shoulders contained only
few trashy toys, and sagged dejectedly
down his back just as his excelsior
stuffed abdomen sagged dejectedly in
front.
Altogether he was a cheap and shabby
deputy Santa Claus. He hated the job,
which was to last only a couple of weeks,
and would net him dollar for each work
ing day. The dollar day was the only
attractive feature. 1t had looked like
wealth to this stranger in Los Angeles,
who had drifted in from the range and
sought for any kind of a job at unskilled
labor.
Not that he was without trade. Larry
MACEDONIAN was as handy a man with
reata and branding-iron as any puncher
in Arizona; but there was no roping and
branding of steers to be done in Los
Angeles, not outside the moving-picture
camps, at least, and there were good
reasons why he did not seek employment
among the ex-punchers.
The only job he could get was mas
querading as Santa Claus, and he loathed
it unspeakably. 1t was better than star
vation-just little.
1T was not so much the stuffy atmos-
phere of the great emporium, painful
to man fresh from the clean desert
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winds; it was not so much his ridiculous
appearance, though as cowboy he had
all the vanity about his personal makeup
that goes with that profession; it was not
entirely the shabby trick of doing out
worthless paper toys to little children, and
the meanness of refusing even these paltry
produce a les-check-though to an
open-handed youth, who had flung away
gold when he was flush, this pretense of
generosity was CALLING.
These features of his employment were
bad enough But what absolutely sick
ened him was that Ignatz Keenan, the
beady-eyed little department manager
had said: Il don't pay you the stores