The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-12-02
DECISION OF JUD6ES
OF INDUSTRIAL PARADE

U6UIOIUW VI JUUUcO
OF INDUSTRIAL PARADE
: The undersigned, designated by <
= your committee as the judges to x
q award the prizes as to the first =
x and second best floats in the g
= parade nnd as follows: =
y We award ffst place to the C. y
ST &I, Company and second =
= place to the Civic Improvement y
= float. We regret that we are not y
y able to award more prizes AZ y
= there were several other floats y
= of most meritorious character =
= We refrain from making honor =
= able mention Of these. although =
= they severaliy gave US much con- =
= cern in reaching our conclusion =
- Respectfully submitted. =
- II. F. bowen. =
~ James Bunten. q
- ]. @. SchweIgert- =
n \ y y y , y u n n y - y = ,
goods and the other showing n fat
clown and exidencing what good food
,can do I'd Williams was the clown.
The Corner Dr1g store advertised
their different medicines and features
OF their line on their car. with Robert
Brown doing the stunt In . ciessFasay.
Proclaim Liberty from High
Prieear is the wayJ.E. Templeman q
Son said II on their nicely arranged
float
Wright & Morgan celebrated the ac-
quisition OF their new auto truck by
ipiacing II in the parade with q butch.
'er doing the handy act on . choice
piece OF meat They also had another
float showing their beef and hama.
Their men were all drssed in spot.
Tess white.
The Pepper Creamery company had
one OF thel. delivery cars represent
ing them.
Sturdy athletes exhibiting their
prowess on the parallel bars. with a
number OF youngsters marching in
the form OF the symbolical Sriangle.
was the Y. NJ. c. A. Offering.
miniature green house on wheels
showed that Mr.. c. W. Anderson. the
florist, had an eye for good idea in
his line.
The pen band. the principal music
dispenser OF the day. followed. with
four guards on each side. A double
team pulled their float, which was
decorated in the national colors.
The pioneers In an ancient prairie
schooner called forth much applause
from the big crowd along the line OF
march. An auto followed carryin pio-
ueers. giving an excellent contrast be-
tween the early day an dtoday.
The Bunten bus & Auto company
Ford. which won second prize Monday
night. was hailed with acclaim again
Tuesday. Mrs. Bnnten was driving.
Charlie Campbell had his boy In the
procession driving a burro. with its
baby running along. sometimes before
and sometimes behind. This caused
much laughter and 1t was cute
stunt.
A big load OF Brookside coal with
six.horse team, with Smith Hoover
and George Raper driving. was the
offering Of the Brooksidc Coal com.
pany. The teams belonged TO John
Meredith and they were pulling six
and one-third IONS. George Raper
brought the load over from Brookside
in the morning.
The Holiness Mission had q typical
representation in their tioat. showing
regular mission chapel. This float
caused much comment and Nttracted
all eyes.
The c. F. Z l.. with their prize win.
Ming creation. was greeted with much
applause, Il showed the opening Of .
drift. with > driver. his mule and the
IAmAll car of coal Just emerging from
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