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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-01-01
TnBiidcn.

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rGbreno elmer san3eu R.ib bon Sab
rem nit ben friber iiblihen. i'm Wobus
uno 1amen3immsr unsnibsbrlidsa
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benen notirlih - Den 5uBtiHen an.
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bate Ii9 BON Dem Mnblid uno Der 9e.
nuBuns pon 6uBiiTen entp0bnt. ooB
5undhIt ridt Der geoante tam. oaB lie
es parsn, ole Die beioen troulihen
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alt - uno in Der Wobnune. bic cine
80idhrios bspobri, uenn lie aud nod
10 riiItig 1T. ldbt man fi4 nod pobI
cine 5ile oltmooiidsr Oinee. ouh
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DOT Den bebagliden breiten 2ebnItiibs
len. Ole ourhdus ben 4nlpruh ouf ben
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cher mebr Sobrsn gefsrtiet ipurosn
uno u~niereu &lubiensln isbr dbnlih
io1en. Dor benz Stub ON Rdbtii6 an
Ssniter. uno cine ann3e Reibe perihiss
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neu5citlihen @eoau,eu uuo pieie. Die
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mar oamals, nlS iolGs tleinsn Oienite
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idieben. Sir o.rortiee tIsine Iufs
msr.Idm,eitsn. bic RudIitt uuo
6rsunolihtsit eebistsu. bat man olI9s.
mein teins 9orIishe. auh leiber tsiu
Ssritinonib mebr. no man ie obsr,
gang psreinsslt. nod trifft. oieis Grt
lisbenspiirei9sr Site uno leIbItpers
itGnoIiten GienItss, oa 1T cine nuns
herpole sarte 9uItur babel. Die sbsn
70 cart lit. ooB lie taum bsnhtet miro.
Gs III gang fpnnsrbar; nitli Men,
ftenfrsunolidtsit. nidt UisnIteefdaiIs
lett lugenplther Vsrionsn. nidot b.,
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Der Shublurus. Ytau brauht nsuer,
oir9S nas SubtiTsn uint. um cine he,
qusuns. Gem aprpsr ods NuSrubsn srs
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81. WHgult.
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Der miIos. berrIihe Yang nnbebt!
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Oombrpla. Der 9utsberr In trant.
aber sS parsn pisls Wenffsn oa. ipie
INNER. Iuf allen lag eS pie Elm
9ann .
Sd sins ALIEN bur6 ole ipiIhsu
2oub9auge oes neitsn PARTS. Cine
unsebeuers Gshnlutt mar in mir. go
weih pnr bic Rodt. upT Ronoliht
uuo SternsnfunteIn. Ssnieits oes
@itters oebut Ih peit bic unenolide
Gbsn,. Nus Der 1erns itonaeu Sol
ootenIieosr. Sn Iolt,en HdAtsn miro
ods Sisfits in uns lebenoia.
llno oaun tam pom GhloNe Der
cine belle @eItnIt. SD belt mein Slid
in msinen @rmsu.
lin meinsn 9dts tdnet an siner
t.inen Shuur Elm otteS. ileines Wa.
rienbiIo in fIbsrne, SaHun9. sic
CAB es mir.
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fngts lie. ~Su oisism iurhtboren
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ih liebe Did,"
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beeIeitsu. Gs miro tsi mir IsiR Bis
gum 9esten -
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3ampf bsbt an i'm Siosn uuo in,
gioroen, Gtus erobs Set bsainnt.
Nag IS tommen. ME INNER: Sd
psiR odB mein Slid bel mir 1T -.
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0ampTen0e Yunldboiple nH0 om .>u.
geno 9eihdftig an aamtH. mn pom
glfsr 1eroteten Mdn9en. Sie 9leBen
Ylei. UNI aus Den Seolesten U!9uren
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ten. mas lie piinihen, aEo neden iit
uno labeu - ipas tdnn ore 5u.
tunft ibnsn anoeres oils Yutes brln.
gen. msineH iie, liuo tie n,1t y,nos,
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3Ieben uno ebenio peroen ite ott be-
gruBen. Nltldbrsabeno, VeuiuptstLg.
oos iino Elm paar Jeite. an oensu
man ilh gut amulerI. Sonlt ntpls.
S6au. oori I'M Rontor lrtro nch
esarbeitet. Gin Yiunn list uber st0,
Be Biiher geoeugt uno tedpnei ulIo
rsd}net. SUMTER uno p%erltort ltno
leine WieHen uno ietne 5ano tramplt
lih 3ulammen. SEPT lprtngt CT aui
un0 lduft unrubIg PIN ano bet. use
totsnbIelcb CT 1T. ShtpelB ltebt aut
Isinsr otlrn. 90rIt on, lple er SIuts
ldsn 3ulammeageoihenen 3apuen
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inert"
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0d oriiben sriibt mid nod sinmol
ole Eu.1pe aus Dem engeH, talten
Skinner Elm. Die brannte oori aLn
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3idter iaB oamdls pIe heute uber
lelne QrbeIt gebeugt uuo lhrteb nit
.aItsn, itstfen 5tIgsrH. aIs tt slns
3og, begiuBte MID Der fIeibtge Wann
nit einsm boffnungspcIleu aulleuts
ten lstner tieisn Augen. aber it, bupe
leine 0oiFuungsn ntdt erfilllen tons
nen. sem soaar lit bIeicper gepors
ocn uHo feline Wangen iino inmdIer
mo Ysrge Don be prebenem Yapier
haben fIt I'm ion geb1uit. WerOsn
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uung ms 9er5 Iduten, ooer tJisrt on
inn IlutIoiIgtsit uno Yer3neillung
brin9en?"
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ihieben, ME Ole Wagsn oart ole
Strabeu idgen, als mare IS mitten
am Gage. uno bort, aus Dem groBeu,
sIdn3eno srlsudteten Saale toni
ganjmuiit. Nis 0rdugt licb Die feits
LID gspuBts Nieuqe. 0urh Staub
uno 9unit binourh iiebt mar Die
pdnre ipirbsln uno lit oreben. Die
~tan3en aus einem Sabr in BAG ans
oers hiuiiber. Sic tanSeu ourts 4es
ben. iUIanss lie jung uno g.iunb iino
- uro Damn? -
.Sie tan3en burds 2eben." fast
Der Singing nit fsobIidem BADEN
uno min itebsu bIsiben. bod Der Mite
taBt feline Sano.
.Wtr miihen INNER meter. porbei
an 5reuo', uo,bsi an 2eio. Rlmmer
oarfIt ou pertpsilsn. 100 Gut uno
SrpbIiun Did iefsln. immsr muBt Oh
Uorpdrts ihrsiten nit leIfem. idre.
rem 9ritt, bis oas Iebte Sdnotou
aus oeiner 2ebensubt ront. Sordl!"
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btidt gum 1urm o.r nuben aird1s
empor, po chen Ole lIbr Die 3lpolfte
Siunee pertin0et. uno ols CT oen
@Iit tpieoer CUR Groe lpenoet. 1T Der
4lte osrfdpunbsn.
Don mo fsierli6 fsbt ieBt oas
@IodenseIdut Elm uno brouf in
mahtigen IttoroeR a5er oi. arobs
Gtnot unn melt hino..5 ins 2ano.
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3 befibsr.

sic: rNtiiners babsn ftd ipisoer
nal beIhtpsrt. 9an5e Sdnarsn bon
MGuier folsn in ibrer Wobnuns
Eein."
Gr: .9onos Sdaoren, Die 2sute
miiTen bod iebr piel in Die Suppe gu
brcden hoben; bas mill tb mir nal
fir sen ndditsn Griten mertsn!'
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9aiarttt 49,. Gsptem6er.

Hur Elm poar 3eiItn nit sitteruoeg
6ano. Sn Nbiieen. Sd bin Uerrpuus
oct. War babel bel Dem tibnen 9anoS
ltreib. ourfts eS belpsiisn. bab ia
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
HOME FROM ILo ITO. PHILIPPINE
ISLANDS.

Mrs. Leavft Thurlow, nee Miss
Lora Fournler. and two children OF
Ilo Ilo. PHILIPPINE Islands, arrived
here Monday afternoon for visit
with the formers mother. Mrs. E. NJ.
Fournier. at 5l5 College avenue. after
an absence OF hve years in the far
east. Mrs. Thurlow's observations
and experiences in the PHILIPPINE Is
lands have been very interesting. and
include. among other things. an at
tempted revolt by the natives against
the authority OF the United States.
Her husband is In the employ OF the
government. Ilo Ilo is located on
the island Of Panay. and. next to Ma
nila. is the most important town In
the archipelago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
GRINDING HIS WAY
AROUND THE WORLD

A young ordained minister OF the
Baptist church, Henry NJ. spickler
of Polo, Illinois. who is literally grind
ing his way around the World, arriv-
ed here Tuesday night from Pueblo
and is registered at the Strathmore
hotel. The use of the phrase, grind
ing his way around the world" might
seem to be n little misleading as ap-
piled to Mr.. Spickler In consideration
Of his profession and the fact that he
lectures wherever opportunity offers.
but this too Is something Of grind"
He started from Chicago on his
trip of cIrcumnavigating the globe
shortly after the first Of January and
Canon City is the seventy-sixth town
he has visited since his itinerary be-
gan. He started from home without
a cent and his slogan is Around the
World Without a Cent" He carries
a little emory wheel with him and has
adopted the vocation OF a grinder TO
assist him In his hike across the
country. II opportunity is presented
to him. and he is constantly seeking
such a privilege. he will sharpen any
thing from a lawn mower to a cambric
needle. The purpose Of his trip. he
says. IL sharpen his own wit and en-
able him on conclusion OF his tour to
tell people just how the masses Of
humanity live in the various coun-
tries he visits.
Mr.. Spickier Is preacher. phil
osopher, a man OF letters. lie is a
graduate of Shurtien college. at Al
ton. Illinois. and has taken three
years post-graduata course at the Uni
versiiy OF Chicago. He toured the
world on n bicycle when boy and
the trip. he says. put the travel germ
in his system and he has never been
able TO get II out. As he started on
his present trip without money Of any
kind he must necessarily make his
living as he goes This he does by
pursuing at different times some
twenty trades as opportunity for work
is afforded him He has been . pho
tographer. stenosrapher. actor. lee
turer. gardener. policeman. knife
grinder and a dozen other things in
the course OF his travels.
Air. Spiekler says Canon City is one
OF the most attractive communities OF
its size he has seen since he began his
transcontinentai Journey and he ex-
poets to remain here several days.
Long enough. at least. he says. to get
the benefit OF the reduced railroad
rates that are to so in operation in
this ztate after the hrst of July. He
will visit the Royal Gorge. which he
considers one OF the most marvellous
scenic wonders Of the Rocky Noun
tain region
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
Mako vouR OWN LUCK.

In the June American Magazine
Ring w. Lardner writes another .nmus
ing baseball story. This month he
discusses Ty Cobb. the famous De-
troit baseball player who came into
tho big league from Georgia. Follow
ing is an extract from what Lardner
writes about Cobb;
"All my life been hearln' about
the slow. easy-goin' southerner. Well
Ty's easy goin' all right-iike mil
lion dollar tourin car. But II South
crncss is slow. he must be kiddin' Us
when he says he was born down
south. He must OF came from up
there where Doc Cook pretty near got
to.
''You say you've heard ball play
era talk about how lucky he was. Yes.
hc Il lucky. But ia because he
makes his own luck. But he's got
horssihoea, he's HE own blacksmith.
! Got y have ~ ability ntnt aud
tho la51'ii nts|h8 oloa1 9ifn you !.
Io1, - 6lanlS Mcek hn1 5lhn b /.
~ cor,s d lncn lo,lofS
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
PIMPLEs. SKIN sLEMlsHEs. AND
ECZEMA CURED.

No odds how serious, how long
standing your case. there's help for
you in every particle OF DR.. Hobson's
Eczema Ointment II wipes out all
trace OF your ailment. and leaves your
skin clean and soft as child's. Hun
dreds OF users have sent voluntary
letters Of thanks Just try one box.
It will mean freedom from suffering
and embarrassment CSC from all drug
gists.-adv.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
COUNTY FARM INMATES
ATTEND InAvIU CONCERT

Although every visitor at the Chau-
tauqua Monday afternoon hugely en-
joyed the splendid concert given by
Thaviu's band It was a little more de-
lightful to the fifteen or sixteen old
people from the county ooor farm.
who were there as special guests of
Mr.. Hardy Of the Daily Record, than
to anybody else. ThroJgh the our
tesy of the Canon Auto co np1 ". =.
E. Wilson and Frank Singer, who pro-
vided the machines for L.snging tLem
to town and taking them home at the
close OF the entertainment, an after
noon of exceptional pleasure WAS Great
ed for these unfortunate people. Some
of them had been public wards at
the county farm for eighteen or ewsn-
ty years and during all of that tine
had been afforded no opportunits of
seeing or hearing anything quito so
gratifying as the Chautauaua o-1ssam
and that they were pleased with. il
goes without saying. But few, II ny.
OF them had ever been privilege5 to
attend such place before and they
took in the delights OF the occasion
with an interest and an enthusiasm
impossible to people in more tostu-
nate circumstances. Every feature
and number of the entertainment was
revelation OF beauty to these spec
iai guests and meme were more-sealous
In their applause than they. II was
an afternoon OF pleasure such as soric
OF them never expected to enjoy and
they were lavish In their expressions
OF thanks and Gppreciatina = being
permitted to be present.
II il doubtful Il any oi them ever
had ridden Ia an automsAtlc until
thay sfAFteo - NE excuuton to he
chnnlnsoal = llon16y ~ tAks -
NJ : 1SllSDteni ~ vnlape ,s.'sgi
- ~ lheu
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
3. R. Mabood rave : receptiou

2. R. Mabood gave a reception a
few evenings ago to the Bishop Nc
cabe Bible Glass and their families OF
the NJ. E. church at the Mahood home
on 12th street Mr.. Mahood is leader
Of the class and the members were
very glad to gather on such a pleas
ant social capacity. They all enjoy
ed themselves accordingly. A musi-
cal and literary program was enjoyed
and bOuntiful refreshments were serv-
eu suitable TO the happy occasion.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
PRETTY WEODIN6 AT
ROCKvALE on WEDNESDAY


Tie most interesting event that
has occurred in Rockvale social cir
cles for some time took place yester-
day at the handsome home Of Ex-
Mayor and Mrs. John Kile in that
city. when their daughter Eta, be-
came the bride of Earring Johnson
The wedding has been the subject OF
great interest since its formal an
nouncement week ago. both on ac-
count of the popularity of the young
people concerned and the prominence
of their families. The Kiles are pio-
neer residents Of the camps and for
many years have held q very promi-
nent position in the business and
social circels of the community.
The groom is the son of Rev. and
Mrs. VIM. Johnson. who was formerly
in charge Of the Methodist churches
in Rockvale and Coal Creek. and is
now located in similar capacity at
Eads, Colo.
The wedding was carried out on
a aIiavish scale and in Its arrangements
was one OF the most beautiful ever
Witnessed in this part of the county.
The decorations were the most ap-
propriate and effective that could
have been chosen. pink and white ros-
es. and the spacious and handsome
rooms fairly filed with these lovely
flowers and their fragrance. made a
beautiful setting for the wedding OF
the beautiful and popular young bride
The ceremony was solemnized at
high noon. and was performed by Rev.
Johnson. father of the groom. in the
presence of about forty guests, com
prising the immediate relatives and
a few intimate friends. The bridal
party entered the room 10 the strains
Of MendelIsohn's wedding march.
and took their places under an i'm
mense wedding bell OF roses. The
bride was dressed in an exquisite
gown OF white silk crepe de chene
and appeared unusually lovely. She
was attended by her sister. Miss
Maudy Kile. as bridesmaid. who was
gowned In a handsome pink crepe
de ehene that was peculiarly becom-
ing to her. Heary Kiie. brother OF
the bride. attended the couple as
best man. The Impressive ring cere-
mony Of the Methodist church was
used.
Shortly after the marriage the new
iyweds left for Portland. where Mr..
johnson holds position with the
Portland cement company In the en-
gine department. and where he has
fitted up a pretty home in readiness
for his bride. He Is a graduate Of
the Florence High school and is con-
sidered by all who know him as n
young man of splendid character and
is esteemed by his employers for his
responsible and buIiness like charac-
teristics.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
VISITORS At THE TOP
OF THE ROYAL GORGE
Monday. june e. ts1s.

Monday. June %. 1915.
John ]. Safenne. Montreal Canada.
+. c. Chinn. Pueblo.
w A. Potts. Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Long, Tulsa, Okla.
Mrs. @. W. Meldrum. Colo. Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Cornforth. FL
bert. Colo.
A. F. Winston. Fort Worth. Texas.
@. w. Meldrum. Colo. Springs.
Mrs. Jessie Potts. Pueblo.
Florence Gustafson. Marshailtown,
Iowa.
Alice A. Baird. Marshalltown. Iowa.
Minnie Berggnen. Marshaltown. la.
Lille NJ. Houghton. Marshalltown.
Iowa.
Grace Vincent. Keota, Iowa.
Frank ]. Pulver. Denver.
lane Groves. Santa Fe. n. Mexico.
Mary +. Riggs. Denver.
Helen Kurtz. stewartstown. Pa.
w. Clarence Kurtz. Grand Junction.
Edgar Blsgs. Denver.
Elsie Cate Conneil. Denver.
Tuesday. June %. 1915.
J. r. Beach. Kansas City. Mo.
Chag. F. Horner, Kansas City.
Ethel Keiby. Chicago.
June ee, teis.
Miss Moilie Sumpter. Madison. No.
Miss Jewell Jensenhorx, Madison.
Mo.
Mrs. Q. =. Sheldon. Colorado np,Gs.
Mr 9. ,. Hhel1ons ColoFAdo nU'gs.
~. on1 Nh. Claude PcWer. Chick
nrAn oNlnAena h
M 6nf M, rSax llostoa. Ruooit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
PROF. LAuTERsAcH ENGAGED IN
FARMING.

Prof. c. Z. Lauterbaeh. principal Of
the Canon City high school. who IL
spending his vacation on the home
farm near Bushnell. Illinois. writes
Secretary II. v. George Of the cham
ber OF Commerce that he has yielded
TO the popular slogan Of back To
the soils and il now ! hlIl-fiedned
grAnter He writes that he had maea
such . uAin IN Avordupsls thAt ~
rislhing ho loensgiy wosa Wilh cou-
fort = sCst hecSuAa6 ~ e,.n ~
Mn. t
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Irene Herthal. Galveston, Texas.
Edna Herthal, Galveston, Texas.
Mrs. ]. H. Fernand. Galveston, Tex.
Miss Lemmerman. Galveston, Tex.
Gertrude Zimmerman, Galveston,
Texas.
Bessie Cleary. Galveston. Texas.
Esther Paul, Des Moines, Iowa.
Mr.. n. H. Crissey, GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Mrs. NJ. H. Crissey. GAINESVILLE, Wis.
]. A. Dickerson. Ell Paso. Texas.
P. L. Farneil, FL Paso, Texas.
Henry NJ. Mccarthy. Pueblo. Colo
Miss Dorothy Mccarthy, Pueblo.
Mrs. C. ]. Quill, Chicago. Ill.
Sister Lebastiar, Chicago, Ill
Miss Helen Weiland Evanstown. Ill
Miss Jean Kirschten. Evanston, Ill.
Sister Callista, Rogers Park. Chica-
go. Ill.
Hyman Battle. Rocky Mount. III.
NJ. E. Robbins. Jr., Goldbow, n. C.
S. B. Tanner. Jr. Charlotte. N. C.
W. A. Erwin, Jr.. Durham, N C.
June "a. 1915.
Mrs. C. A. Slocum, Pawtucket, R. L.
Mrs. ]. s.. Newell. Pawtucket. R. l..
Mrs. B. o. Dexter. .Pawtucket. R. l.
Mrs. Chas. N Roberts. Lonsdale.
R. 1.
Mrs. C. S. Foster. Central Falls.
R. L
Mrs. C. H, Littleheld. Providence. R.
1.
Mrs. D. Henry wellman, Providence
R. L
Miss Hausenstein, Pawtucket, R. L.
Henry E. wellman. Providence. R. l..
Capt. George B. Beardsley. Boston.
Mass.
Mrs. Isabelle George. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Eula B. Miller. Kansas City, Nc.
A E. Govdale. Boston. Mass.
Catherine Bennett, Ottawa, Kans.
Mrs. v. Comfy, Providence R. l.
Mahala C. Carton. Pawtucket. R. l.
F. Irene woodsome. Boston. Mass.
G. B. Hale. Boston. Mass.
Ethel R. RouIston. Dorchester. Mass
Eva H. Roulston. Boston. Mass.
Clara L. Smith. Brockton, Mass
Bertha Manley. Brockton. Mass
E H Hale. Boston. Mass.
Abbie Alma Hale. Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Geo. H. Stanley. Pawtucket.
R. L
Thelma woodsome. Boston. Mass
Gladys williams. Edgewood. R. /.
Harold c. Kinne. Pawtucket, R. I.
Katherine F. Hubbard. Providence.
R. l.
l. NJ. whitney. Brockton. Mass.
]. w. King. Boston. Mass
Lillian r Aldrile. Johnston. R. l.
Julius Adler. Indianapolis. Ind
Isadore Adler. indianapolis. Ind
Mrs. Minnie Adler. Indianapolis.
Ind
A. T. Burr. New York City.
H H. Luttbeg. Omaha. Nebr.
W. NJ. Heseltine. Delanan. Ohio.
Miss R. ]. Heseitine. Delanan. Ohio.
A. ]. Wagner. Pueblo, Colo.
Mrs. A. H. Wagner. Pueblo, Colo.
Mr.. c. S. Glaseoe. Pueblo. Colo
MIR. E. Fernquist. U. S. Navy.
Alfred G. Hertz. Kansas City. Mo-
Mr.. F. A. Fallon. Hutchinson. MINI
Mrs. F. A. Fallon. Hutchinson. MINI.
C. L. Turner and Wife, Broken Bow
Nebraska
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. shsllaberger were
guests the hrst OF the week at the
Rme Of their daughter. Mrs ]. w.
Williams on Park avenue. while on
their way home from the Pannma-Pa-
ci6c exposition They also visited San
Diego and Los Angeles and were gone
about month. Mira. Sheilabergor
reports climatic conditions in Cali
Nrnia not Up to Colorado standards
add nothing in the line OF fruit equal
10 home production. aitho they en-
joycd the sightseeing trip very much.
sir. and Mrs. sheliaberscr left for
a.eir home at Moffat today twednes-
dAy)
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Wilbur Davis writes to home folks
on Sherman avenue. that he has
struck Job on large farm in the
wheat section near Dodge City. Kas..
He expects to run a header at har-
vest fine which this year
about July 1st-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Early tomatoes are on the market
from the green house Of A. G. Gal
fbraith the 18th Street gardener. and
are OF good size and color. Early
cherries are also about ready for pick
ing in the orchards over the Park
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01

Every ranch they passed was
source of interest and every turn in
the road opened up new vistas OF
surprise and satisfaction 1t was a
holiday outing such as some Of them
had dreamed. but the realization OF
which seemed to be only remote
possibility. The ride to town and
home again. hardly less than the con-
cert at the Chautauqua tent. was an
event long to be remembered and
will be us a ray of sunshine that
will illumine for months to come the
gloom and encouragement of a none
too happy old age.
The big yellow touring car of the
Canon Auto company driven by Rus
sell Coleman was the conveyance
used for bringing in ten of these spec
ial Chautauqua guests and for taking
them home again. Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Singer provided cars for the 9TH
ers. On behalf of those who were the
recipients of their courtesy, Mrs
Stevens, superintendent OF the coun-
ty farm, desires to express her APP
probation and thanks to Messrs Ed.
Coryeil, John Shaw. Jr.. and Clyde
Farmer OF the Canon Auto Company
and 10 Atessrs. Wilson and Singer for
their kindness.
The inmates of the Odd Fellows
home were guests Of Mr.. Hardy a.
the chautauqua this afternoon at the
entertainment given hy the American
Girls and Miss De Wolf In the chill
drens pageant. The Return of the
Patriots Their enjoyment OF the oc-
casion was hardly less pronounced
than that of the wards from the coun-
ty farm on Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
new COAL
RATE NOT
PLEASING
TO LOCAL
SHIPPERS

PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
PLACES CANON CITY ON PAR
WITH WESTERN SLOPE ON THE
RATE TO DENVER.