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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-15
HUGE RAINBOW ROUTE
SIGN ERECTED At ECHO

Under the supervision of the board
OF county commissioners there was
erected the first Of the week near
Echo huge sign bearing the follow
ing inscription. Rainbow Route. Fine
Auto Road Across Colorado. Built by
State and County. Greatest Scenic
Highway in America,
The sign, which is ten by twenty
feet in size, faces the Denver & Ric
Grande railroad track and may be read
by every passenger making the trip
between Canon City and Salida dur
ing daylight The letter work on the
sign is large, attractive and artistic
and can hardly fail to enlist the at.
tention Of thousands of people every
month. According to County Commits
sioner w. II. Pigg. who has given
much Of his time to the oversight of
construction work there this summer,
. little less than half a mile Of road
way remains to be built to complete
the Parkdale- e-Cotopaxi cutoff. 1t is
all, however. heavy rock work and he
refuses TO express an opinion as to
the time of its completion, although
It is generally believed that it will be
finished the last of August or early in
September.
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MRS. R. S. COOLBAU6H
TO Be BURIED HERE

Mrs. NJ. =. Coolbaugh. wife Of r. s.
Coolbaush, for q long period resi-
dent Of this city. but for . number OF
years past making her home at Boise.
Idaho. died at Mercy hospital in Den
yer last Sunday night from a sub-Acute
degeneration OF the spinal chord. after
aNlong illness.
Mrs. coolbaugh had been ~ invalid
for fourteen months and for six weeks
previous to her death was under treat
ment at the hospital in Denver where
she passed away.
Deceased had many friends here
and was for many years prominent In
the social life Of the community. She
was an active member Of the Monday
Reading club and other ofEanIsations
She leaves beside the husband one
daughter. Mrs. Park Allison Of Den
yer. both Of whom was with her whom
the end came.
Accompanied BY Mr.. coolbAuKh ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Allison The body
VIII arrive hers on nsnvnr q Rio
'Qrande trAin No. 5 q t:1s thla attsg.
netG. Thl ipnpsll issnn1euHoatS hnVs
not ~, haeA aneunoS1.
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TALL HUSTLINC MUST NOW
Be DONE BY CANDIDATES

Some tall hustiing should be done
this week by those candidates who ex-
pect to become winners.
II you wish to obtain the prize
just start today and put in every hour
at securing subscriptions. either by
personal solicitation. telephone. or
writing. You can't do too much and
II you let this time pass you win get
careless and keep on wasting your
energies. While started Just keep push
ing. and each day viii bring you clos
er TO the covetcd prize. lou c6ti-
not win on promises, nor By well wish
inG.
Each has . Worthwhile part TO
play, but the actual husinsss e All
that carries any importance 70 you.
The euccegu ut your pampAiGm Go-
ponds entirely upon yoar own oGorta
fspEn now On. Aftsr Scu have aona
tknd ~. ~ eannok a1eti 10 uto, -
evsA tAeek. Mnqs ~ DSeDls ~
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the FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
AUTHORIZES THE FREMONT
COUNTY NATIONAL BANK OF
CANON CITY TO ACT As
TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR AND
ADMINISTRATOR OF ES-
TATES.

The nex Federal Reserve Banking
law provides that banks when prop
eriy designated by the Federal Re
serve Board at Washington may act
as Trustee. Executor and Administra-
tor. Heretofore National banks could
not exercise these rights and in Ere
mont county, up to the present time.
trustees. executors and administra-
tors,have always been individuals SO
designated. Everyone VIII readily un-
derstand that it will be much more
satisfactory 10 have a corporation
such as the Fremont County National
Bank act in these various capacities
rather than individuals, who. in soma
instances. may have ha dno expert
ence In matters OF this kind.
This particular department of the
bank will be in charge Of the Vice
President. Mr.. T. B. Coulter. who has
had much experience along these lines
and who will act when necessary in
conjunction with the attorney desig-
mated by the client.
The Fremont County National Bank
having installed this department. is
desirous of having business of this
kind and would be pleased to have
the bank desisnated as trustee. exec
utor or administrator as the case may
be. whenever papers referring to such
matters are being prepared.-adv
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COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION ORGAMIzED

At an nterdenominationai meeting
Of interested people at the First
Methodist church at o'clock Sun
day afternoon the Fremont county
Sunday School association was or.
eanized with G. w. Yenser as presi-
dent: W. A.. Johnson, first vicepresi-
dent and Miss Elizabeth Burgess,
secretafy- treasurer District vice
presidents were chosen as follows:
1ohn McDaniels. Florence; Ben F.
Taylor. Penrose; A. p. Easton, Rock
FAie; A. G. Jensen. Brewster and
tIrs. w. W. freeman, Howard.
The meeting was well attended
one and considerable enthusiasm was
shown in the movement for . county
organization. C. A. Linkins presid-
ed and several addressed were made;
among the speakers being E. T. Albert
pom Of Denver. secretary OF tho Colo
FAdc State Sunday School association.
The organization was launched IN
aer favora,ie auspices. and, II 10 be-
ieved. will be given hearty cooper
tion by church people all over the
county. Il IL expected that some spec
Al evangelistic effort Will be done In
canon City. Florence, Penrose. Port
ma and the coal camps in the inter
Il Of the Sunday school work At the
Ooa OF tho nummer months.
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OFFICERS OF ENcAMPMENr ARE
iNsALLED.

Officers OF Waldo Encampment. /.
o. o. F.. were installed Monday night
for the ensuing year as follows:
J. H. Lewis. chief patriarch; E S.
Miller. high priest: II. o. Ward. Sc
nior warden; r. w Johnson. junior
warden; chas. E. Friend. scribe: ].
H. Horney, treasurer; E. W. Thomas.
frat watch; II. W. Hadley. second
watch; A. NJ. Nicholas. third watch:
d. w. Dunlap. inner sentinel; Albert
Rule. outer sentinel
j. II. Horney was elected delegate
and E w Thomas alternate to the
grand encampment which meets at
Colorado Springs In October.
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THE PARAMA-PACIFIC
PET STOCK SHOW


/ The largest pet stock show ever
held in America viii take place n;
San Francisco next fall In connection
with the Pacific worl's fair.
The very finest strains OF rabbits,
cavies. cats. pigeons. etc. VIII be ex,
hibIted. Rabbitr however, viii be the
leader OF them all. There are many
pet stock farmers In England. France,
Belgium. New zeaiand ma other coun
tries. as well as the United States,
that will exhibit their stock at the
San Francisco exposition
Rabbits are making rtmarkable pro
gress In this country az a show anil
NAL. and As meat producers. are grow
ing In favor from year to year. A
great many people are becoming in
terested In the breeding and rearing
of this beautiful animal as they have
proven themselves to be very profit
able. Some extra finely bred speci-
mons Of the best strains sell as high
as i've hundred and a thousand dol
lars apiece.
The Panama-Pacific Pet Stock show
promises to be wonderful success,
and. no doubt. hundreds and thou
sands of people who visit the exposi-
tion will be interested in the exhi-
bits.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
MAKES VISIT TO SALlDA
,ers of .the Canon Cit,
ucation. consisting Of DR.

,ers OF the Canon City
boa- ucation, consisting Of DR..
c. H. waIKinson. NJ. j. Evans. Mrs.
Anna H. Burgess. Mrs. George sinden
and A e. Sharman. motored to Sail
da in DIR. wilkinson's car on Friday
and investigated the workings of the
domestic science and manual train
ing departments of the public schools
there. II has been definitely decided
10 incorporate domestic science and
manual training in the Curriculum OF
the schools here and the board was
desirous OF obtaining what data 1t
could from the experience OF Salida.
The members OF the board were very
courteously received by the school
authorities at Salida and all available
information bearing on the subject
was paiced at their disposal The
teaching OF both science and manual
training were found 10 have been very
successful in the salida schools and
II is believed they viii be here. 4
When the schools open in septem-
ber they win be made a part Of the
course OF study in Canon City. al
though the limited amount OF money
at the command OF the board OF edu-
cation for their installation will pre-
vent a very elaborate mechanical
equipment for the manual, training
work. Miss Helen Linkins has been
elected by the board of education as
instructor in domestic science. The
manual training teacher has not yet
been chosen.
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ANOTHER OLD RESIDENT
PASSES TO:GREAT BEYOND

After months of suffering James B.
Morford passed into the great beyond
on Sunday morning The news of his
death did not come as a surprise to
his friends. as they had known for
months that his strength was failing.
he having been sufferer for years
with rheumatism.
James B. Morford was born In Mon
mouth, Ill, scventy-one years ago. His
boyhood and young manhood was
spent on a farm In 1870 he came to
Colorado and engaged in the cattle
busines and ranching In the Black
mountain district In 1850 he moved
to Canon City and built the house
on South First street which has since
been his home
In partnership with the late Henry
White he discovered and located the
Victor mine in the Cripple Creek dis
trict this being one of the FIRST well
known discoveries made there.
In 1872 Mr.. Morford was married at
the old Mills ranch at Chandler to
Miss Nellie virden. who died in 1904.
He is survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Seth Shepherd. OF Los Angeles. calif-.
who is expected to reach here Thurs
day. and by one sister. Mrs- H. L.
White. Of this city.
Mr.. Morford was Of q particularly
cheerful. genial disposition. and was
staunch friend Of young people.
no exertion or work being too much
trouble to him II he could give them
pleasure. He was a kind and accom-
modating neighbor. = devoted hus-
band. caring most tenderiy for his
wife. who was an invalid for years,
and loving and induigent father.
He was a straight forward. honest
citizen. whose loss to the community
will be deeply felt.
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DOMESTIC
SCIENCE, ''''';'''' '';' ''s'ii';'' Sc
MANUAL J. !.
TRAINING
FOR CANON
SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL IN
CORPORATE THESE STUDIES AT
COMMENCEMENT OF SCHOOL
YEAR IN SEPTEMBER.
WILL Be MADE COMPULSORY

The members OF the board OF edu-
cation have definitely determined to
incorporate manual trimming for the
boys and domestic science for the
girls in the Canon City public schools
and are arranging to open these new
departments at the commencement OF
the school year in September. The
beginning win be. q modest ONE. but
will be as complete as the money
available for that purpose viii permit.
After a thorough Investigation OF the
matter the members OF the board are
more than ever convinced that the
addition OF manual training and do
mestie science 20 The curriculum OF
study In the public schools Is a pro
zressive step and that their results
IN providing children with a symme.
tricai. practical education amply jus-
tify the expenditure for ihei rinstai.
lation.
These studies win be made compul-
sory with all pupils in the sixth.
seventh and eighth grades. but WIN
be elective with Etsaents in the high
school. The hoard OF education has
not yet decided where these studies
viii be carried on as there are no
available quarters in either the high
school or grade buildings. A cottage
at some convenient location has been
suggested and that plan Will. probab-
iy be adopted pending the erection OF
permanent quarters later on
Miss Helen Linkins. who taught do
mestic science In the public schools
OF Council Bluffs lows, last year. has
been employed by the board of edu-
cation 10 take charge OF that depart
ment here. The manual training de-
partment instructor has not yet been
chosen. but it is expected that a
graduate OF some technical school
viii be found for the place
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Hsv. EssERr IN TOWN.

ae<. Frank 4. Esse<t formerly .
resident Of this city. bat for ne last
year or more living q University
Park. near Denver. h Waiting hess
for short time Rev. Elssrt has for
some time past besnensAssd - :
national lecturer n the social purity
movement and Win leavo toalght fpr
ca Fsancisco 70 atasna thN Inaocla-
eienal Purity coa0zotl, bs1pso W1lah
hs Will deliver - n11Eora
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getting up to fever heat is the bes,
time TO- approach them.
Don't say that you canont get peo-
pie to subscribe for II this is true. It
Is your fault and not the subscribcrz
We say this in all earnestness. for
this truth is demonstrated to US be-
yond the shadow OF doubt every day
When some candidates can get sub
scriptions by the dozens. we know
that the others can do 80 too. 1t Is
mp I'd you candidates whether you
vim or mot. -
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FINE SPECIMEN cAuLlFLowER.

The finest specimen OF cauliiower
seen in this city this season was ex-
hibited at the Record office Thurs
day. It was grown in the gardens at
the county farm and was tangible evi-
dence Of what may be produced here
by the right kind OF cultivation It
was eight and q half inches across
the top and weighed seven and 3
quarter pounds.
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new STATE LAWS
ARE NOW IN FORCE


Several of the acts passed by the
last state legislature came into effect
yesterday. one of the most important
being the act regulating the sale of
habitforming drugs Under this law
the officers are given the power to
make search OF suspected premises
without a warrant and the punish
ment for violations OF the act range
from ordinary fines and Jail sentences
and fines OF $1,000 to $4,000. The
enforcement of the law is under the
charge of the state board of health
and local health officers.
The jitney bus bill. which has at
tracted considerable attention, is aim
ed to prevent conditions such as
exist in cities like Los Angeles where
the jitney is recognized as a menace
to business and a distinct nuisance
on the streets. The law makes the
jitney a common carrier and oompels
the driver to take out license and be
subject to all the rules governing the
common carrier.
Other laws which come into effect
today and tomorrow are:
The fraudulent advertising law
which becomes operative today
makes it misdemeanor for any per
son. firm or corporation to publish or
distribute any advertisement contain
ing false representations or state
ments for the purpose of disposing Of
merchandise. securities. etc. The at
does not apply to newspapers or per
iodicals that publish any advertise
ment without the knowledge of its
untruthful nature.
Other new laws effective are:
Requiring the state highway con-.
mission to ADOPT uniform road signs
cn state highways. making it unlsw-
full to remove or deface such signs
and unlawful to place any unapprov'
ed sign on a state highway.
\ Authorizing the state tax commits
sion to rebate all taxes levied against
the property of q fair association
conducting county fairs not for profit
Requiring that all mattresses and
bedding shall be labeled. showing
whether they are made OF new or sec
ond hand material. and providing q
penalty for the use OF materials
which have been exposed to contagi-
ous diseases.
Fixing the salaries of deputy dis.
trict attorneys.
Fixing San Juan county as q NTH.
class county for fees chargeable.
| Fixing the term Of the district
court in the First judicial district.
Classifying Gunnison county as An
division A OF the fourth class. for TX
ing the salaries Of its county com.
nissioners.
Providing for the payment OF divi-
dends to executors. etc. on stock Of
foreign corporations owned ~ &c
ceased.
Porviding for the levy Of an attach.
ment or execution on corporate stock
and liking \ penalty fer of1cers Of
the corporation refuSins to give In In
formation required to the sheriff.
Requiring The secretary Of state 10
furnish tho NV library oe he unisut.
sity q Coloraas with court REPORTS
ana ssssioa hwse
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is QUEST OF On. AND MRs. LANE
Miss Eula whitmore OF Colorado
Springs. h visitinE in Canon city a.
tAe guest Of DR.. and Mr.. 6. =. Lane
and family At sos Allisol avenue. Sic
accompanied DR.. and Mrs. Lane her,
q thslr return isem An automobile
trip te Ne. spr.ln ne nrst & The
WeeDs
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MISS ssLLecA a vlslroR AIaE.

Miss Virginia sellecti for many
years u popular teacher here. but for
number of years past living at
Long Beach, Calf. where she is sue
.cessfully pursuing professional work.
is visiting Canon City friends this
week. Miss selieck is delighted with
southern California as . place Of
residence.
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ouGsrs Or RsLA+svEs N
aALIpA.

Nr1, Ximena7 Johnson and H. Q,
Benson. q Canon City. mother and
hrothsr.lnlsw q MA J. o.. Moore,
Aru guests q ths lattor's home. Mfs-
Hsasvn u nttsn1iaS sumnaF noFaal
= o1eolox. lali1A nooegA.
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JURY
SAYS
THAW
Is SANE

RECOMMENDS THAT HE BE DIS
CHARGED FROM FURTHER GUS
ToDY BY THE COURTS OF NEW
YORK.
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New York, July 1.-THE fate Of
Harry K. Thaw was handed to the
jury at O'Clock this afternoon The
prosecution announced that II the
jury should recommend that Thaw be
free as a sane person. it would ap-
peal to a higher court
The presentation of all evidence
was closed and arguments for both
sides were delivered at to6ayIs ses-
sions.
The deputy state attorney general
declared in his arguments that Thaw
was hiding behind a woman's skirts
stained with the blood Of Stanford
White. He censored Thaw's life and
bitterly attacked him for travelling
with Evelyn Thaw in New York be-
fore they were married
In defense OF Thaw Attorney
stanchfeld declared that every red
hlooded man viii admit that Thaw
made as great reparation as possible
under the circumstances to his mis-
tress. He married her and gave her
everything he could.
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ATTORNEY CENSUREs THAW
tBY UNITED PREss).

x A United Press dispatch was y
y received by the Daily Record at y
y 2:15 this afternoon, Canon City y
- time. announcing that the jury y
X charged with hearing the evil Y
y dence in the case of Harry K y
y Thaw had pronounced him sane X
x and recommended his discharge y
y from further custody by the y
X court. y
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IN CITY FOR A FEW DAYS.
V. c. Norstrom of Oklahoma. City
is in the city for a few days on bus
mess.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-11
Pln bile


Sale
=, The undersigned, having rented his
farm, will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder. at his residence, 1912
miles northeast of Connersville, 7h
miles south of Centerville, and J. mile
west of Philomath. on
Wednesday, October 10, 1915
The following personal property:
1s-HEAD OF DRAFT HORSES-1s
2 6-yearold mares in foal to draft
horses, extra fine animals; l 4-year.Old
mare, in foal to draft horse; 12-year-
old mare in foal to draft horse: 1 Z
year-old gelding: l 9-year-old gelding:
I 3-year-old colt; 1 2-year-old horse
colt; I 2-year-old gray colt; 8 wean-
ling colts. All of these horses and
colts are Of heavy draft type and in
excellent condition. Also one span Of
mules. One driver.
26-HEAD OF CATTLE-26
fresh COWS with calves by their
side; full blooded Shorthorn COW,
giving milk: full blooded Jersey
springer; 3 good mich cows; 5 polled
Angus springers; 3 coming yearling
steers; Shorthorn heifers: / heifer
fresh: 6 spring calves, l coming 2-year.
old Shorthorn bull.
50-POLAND CHINA HOGS-50
IL brood sows, 9 of which have pigs
by their side, remainder due to far
! row soon; "a head of feeding hogs
averaging about 100 pounds; l big
type Poland China boar an excellent
breeder. These hogs are all healthy
and most of them are big type Poland
Chinas.
CORN AND HAY
% acres of growing corn in field: 35
tons of mixed hay in excellent condi-
ton.
FARM TOOLS.
farm wagons: 1 Deering binder:
l Johnson mower: 1 Hamilton corn
planter, with fertilizer attachment; 1
new hay rake; breaking plows; 1
hay car and rope: 2 corn plows: l
wheat drill: roller: l harrow: l steel
drag, and other articles not named.
VEHICLES AND HARNESS.
top buggy; 1 carriage 1 two-horse
covered spring wagon; sets carriage
harness; I set buggy harness; 6 sets
work harness, lines, brides, collars,
etc.
ONE DELAvAL CREAM SEPARA-
TOR IN GOOD CONDITION.
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 A. M.
TERMS-All sums of S. and under
cash. On all sums over IS q credit of
nine months will be given, purchaser
giving bankable note. A discount of
40 for cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
IN EVENT OF INCLEMENT' Wealth
Err SALE WILL BE HELD IN BARN.
GEO. w. WRIGHT,
MINOR CONNER, Auctioneer.
E. j. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Lunch furnished by ladies of Dodd-
ridge Chapel.