davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
OUTDOOR .C0 COMMITTEE
TO CONDUCT PARTY
TO PEARL H 4

For visitors and residents who
would like to see the United States
naval station with It's plant Of indus
trial buildings comprising eight huge
structures, its drydock In course OF
construction. its power plant and
sroadWays, etc, the opportunity will
be given next Sunday morning when
the Outdoor Promotion Committee will
conduct party to the shores of Pearl
HarboT.
The naval station is one Of the
greatest plants of its kind under the
Amer ican flag. The ground has been
aftractfveiy laid out, well grassed and
fruit and shade trees set out along
the street borders. The naval station
is model town and might be c0nsid-
cred model factory town.
Rear Admiral G. b T. Moore, U. s.
n. commandment of the naval station,
notified the Outdoor Committee the
visitors win be admitted.
= For Saturday afternoon the Outdoor
Committee plans trip up Pacific
Heights to the Pan0a rest house. s.
{ On Sunday morning another tramP-
ing trip win be conducted from the
Promotion rooms up Nuuann valley
and up the Lapihuli trail on the Eva
side Of the valley. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
OUTDOOR Glib lie WOMEN
AGAINST SCHOOL SHOP

objection to the erection Of q carr
.penter shop ON the old Fort street
school property was made in q lengthy
communication to the board or SUPER
wilson's last night by the Outdoor Circle
and the professors ask that the build
ing now IN course Of construction DO
removed at once.
Part Of the commnnica lion IS as lOl-
lows:
aThe governor of the territory set
aside this particular piece of property
for park purposes, and the proclama-
ton Is a matter of public record. We
submit that you have no right to use
the grounds so set aside, for establish
ing county work shop, and that the
fact as stated by you, viz. that you
did not know that the property had
been SO set aside, was no satisfactory
excuse and that after this had been
brought to your. attention that work
should have been stopped Aside from
the matter or your having no right TO
use the grounds for this purpose is
the fact that the presence OF such e
building on the grounds tends 10 de-.
stroy the use of them for play grounds
for children, particularly girls. and 90
defeats. the purpose for which the
property was set aside.
while it Is unfortunate that you
did not know the circumstances when
You planned to put your building there
yet as explained we notified you IS
soon as we knew of your Intentions
and we certainly think that there Is
only one thing for you to do, both
legally and morally, and that is to re-
move the building
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

George Nelson. aged Fl years and a
native of Hilo. Hawaii. died in Fort
Stanton, New Mexico. February IL.
after q lingering illness. Two sisters
survive him, Mrs. j. M. Ostergaard and
Mrs. M. J, Garrida.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

/ a Joint resolution for the creation Of
the state Of South Texas was intro
Cl.ced in the Texas legislature.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

Iyma e. Finknam ,
Vege table Com
pound. When / first
began taking It I
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds Of
aches-pains In low-
er part Of back and
IN sides, and press
ing down pains. /
could not sleep and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

- - - - - - - - - - 80 - - - -
!, CALLING DAYS
. FOR HONOLULU. !
.
Q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MAXIM
9 Tuesdays--Waikiki. Kapiolani
= Park. Kaimuki. Palolo. First
q Tuesday-Fort Ruger.
= Wednesdays-Nuuanu. Puunui,
. Pacific Heights. First and third
= Wednesdays. above Euuanu'
. bridge: second and fourth We'd
q nesdays, below bridge: fourth
& Wednesday, Pacific Heights; trst
:. and third Wednesdays.s Alewa
= Heights. -
8 Thursdays The Plains. ;
q Fridays = Hotels and town.
Q fourth Friday; Fort Shafter. first
. Friday; Manoa. College Hills.
q first and third Friday. !,
q Saturdays = Kalihi, third and
. fourth Saturdays; Kamehameha
3; schools, last Saturday.
q Fort shafter- Calling day ev-
. cry Friday.
q Note-The telephone number;
= Of the Society Editor is 2799.
q q ID na mn . . y . = q .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

as of Seliofieid Barracks Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Thomas entertained informally
at dinner on Friday evening at their
home on Punahou street.
- - -
Mr.. and Mrs. M. "A. Moore. Miss
Cola Moore and Miss Alice Moore.
who are spending several months In
Honolulu, are being entertained ex.
tensively by their friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore and their daughters have
spent several winters in the islands,
the beach at Waikiki and the delight.
full climate attracting them to, Hawaii.
s,.. -
s The return Of the officers and Ia.
dies to Schoheld Barracks this week
has left DECIDED luz In the social az.
fairs of the service set for while the
visitors were in town there was a
continual round OF gaieties at which
they were the guests of honor.
: ~ y
Mrs. L. IL Sexton. wife Of DR.. L. L.
Sexton of Hilo, was an incoming pas
senger In the Mauna Kea yesterday
morning. Mrs. Sexton expects TO spend
several weeks In Honolulu visiting
friends.
Mrs. Henry Bicknell Is booked. to
leave in the Matsonia next Wednesday
for several weeks visit to the man.
land. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03
4 Mondsy NIGHT FrolIe.

A Monday Night Froiic.
Miss Louise Larabee. Miss Haley,
Miss .Warne, Mr.. George Casper and
Mr.. Lambert, all of whom are se.e-
brating birthdays in March, gave a
delightful entertainment on Monday
evening which opened with a. swim
and supper at the Outrigger Club and
closed with a hay ride. At the long
table at which a delicious supper was
served carnations we're arranged in
the decorations and at the place for
each guest was q corsage or button.
hole flower of carnations. Following
the supper the guests we're taken out
on a hay ride which lasted tin late
IN the evening. Among those present
were Miss Ida Pitts, Miss Ruth Stack
.er, Miss Margaret Scadder. Miss Bills,
Miss Ethel Mills, Dean Lake, Mr.. Cee,
DIR. T. w. Iunn, Mr. Yates, Mr.. L. D..
Garfield. Mr.. Brewer, Mr.. Bokeland,
Jack Corneliusen, Sam Stacker and
Miss Louise .arabee, Miss Haley.
Miss .Warne, Mr.. Lambert and George
Casper. the hostesses and hosts at
the affair. 49, > d. -.
- - = .sssfg.ssss
Returning to Honolulu in, the MT
sonia yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs.
III. p. Agee, who have been on the
mainland for some months. The re-
turn of Mrs. Agee viii be a delight
to society for the charming matron
and author has hosts OF friends here
g Honolulans have read with interest
Mrs. Ages fannie Heaslip Lee1t
charming stories OF Sicily AIMS ex-
.periences in Honolulu, and lovers OF
romances of the islands are waiting,
for another series to be published. Isl
ely Ann won place In eyeryone's.
heart as have all of Mrs, Agee's hero
ines.
Among the Honolulu: society ma.
irons who returned to the islands yes.
Fterday was Mrs. Henry q. Cooper. who.
has been in the East the greater part.
of a year visiting her married daugh.
tiers. 1t is hoped that before long one
Fof these daughters WIN make trip to
the islands, for they have scores of
friends here who would eagerly vel.
come them 80
Dance Friday Evening.
"A number Of young folks are enter
tanning at an informal dance at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fred Bush on
Kewalo street on Friday evening In
honor OF Miss Dorothy Becker. About.
40 guests have been invited and II Is
expected that the affair will be an
ENJOYABLE one.
y. =
"A Frioay Evening Dinner. +.
In honor of CaDtain and Mrs. Thorn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-03-03

an Informal luncheon and sewing bee
at her home en- King street on Friday
afternoon. An artistic arrangement
Of nasturtiums ornamented the cen.
ter Of the table and places were laid
for Mrs. NJ A. Moore, Miss Cola
Mccre. Miss Alice Moore, Mrs. Alfred
Rasch. Miss Catherine A. Scott, Mrs.
Rycroft and the hostess,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
cHARLES.PhIPPS PASSED
AWAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON

Charles Phipps. for many years a
resident OF Canon City. died Friday
afternoon from complication Of
troubles incident 10 old age. Mr..
Phipps was born in oxfordshire. Eng
land. in 1889. consequently was in the
seventy-sixth year of his age. He
had made his home in the United Sta
tes for a long period and was well
known among the older people of this
community.
His wife died on August 2sth Of
last year and was laid to rest in Lake
side cemetery. Deceased leaves three
sons and two daughters. They are
Mark. Charles and Alexander Phipps,
Mn. James Fuller and Mrs. Bud Nc
Nuiiy. Mark lives In California: Al
exander at Warrington. Nevada: Mrs.
Fuller At San Diego. California. and
Mrs. McNaily Al wnlsen. Colorado.
Tho place OF residence Of Charles
Phipps Il unknown.
NJ. ana Mn. oMcNAily viii arrive
here from waissn ON Sunday for the
purpose Of attending the funeral
which vim take place from Wilson's
mortuary chapel At O'Clock Monday
afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
WILL SOON BEGIN
SCHOOL VISITATION

Miss Anna S. Garwood, who sue
ceeded Miss Mabel Curran as county
superintendent of schools the first OK
the week, is rapidly mastering the
clerical details of her office and ex-
poets shortly to start on tour OF
visitation of the public schools. Her
experience and familiarity with edu-
cational matters in this county rem
ders her task less perplexing than
it would be to one unacquainted with
the. teachers and their responsible
ties.
Those having the management and
oversight of a number Of schools OF
the county were former pupils Of
Miss Garwood and she looks forward
with much pleasure to visiting them
and inspecting work as instructors.
A few of the rural schools Of the coun
ty have a winter term of only six
months and the new superintendent
is desirous of visiting them as soon
as possible.
MISC Garwood says the public
schools of Fremont county are in
splendid condition and that she VIII
endeavor by her supervision to main
tain the high standard of excellence
they have attained. In fact, it will
be her ambition to increase their eff
ficiency wherever it can be done.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
THE STATE PRESIDENT
VISITS REDEkAH LOOSE

An exceptionally interesting ses-
sion of Harmony Rebekah Lodge No.
sc. was held at odd Fellows hall on
Thursday night It was the nrst
meeting Of the lodge In its new home
since its formal dedication and was
characterized BY larger attendance
Of members than usual. In addition
to the ordinary program there was
4nitiasory work. which contributed to
the pleasure Of the occasion. Mrs.
Laura Weller. Of Eaton. Colorado.
state president Of the order. was pres
ent and made short address. Mrs.
Weller. who is making her official In.
spection Of the Rabekah lodges Of
Fremont county. viii visit Rockvals
lodge this evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
cRUSnlLI SUMDAYiMEE1-
. b IN6S CAUSES M0IIcALlS

Philadelphia. Jan 5.-Thousands
of persons stormed the Tabernacls
last night to hear Billy Sunday. the
evangelist. Thirty men and women
were tfampled and injured. one fatal
". Their shrieks caused two riot
calls to be sent for the police and the
changing Of the ambulance bells rs
they rushed up caused a riot which
lasted an hour.
The tabernacle was filed to over
flowing and the police estimated the
crowd that demanded admittance at
more than $4,000.
Hoping to draw some OF those out
side away from the doors. a prayer
meeting was started in Logan Square.
Hymns were sung and preachers
tried to call the crowds to them. but
the overflow nesting was not effect
i've.
The greater disorder was on the
Wood street side of the building.
Here windows were broken and so
many women either tainted in the
crush or were really hurt that 1t be-
came necessary to establish an emer-
gency hospital. Many were treated
by physicians and taken home. Sev-
eral had to be removed to the hospi-
tails in ambulances.
The trouble began as soon as the
tabernacle was nllsd. Those close
to the building were hsmmed In by
those behind them. the crowds vers
unaware that the doors were closed
and refused to move back when order
ed by the police.
Many women mounted the shout
ders Of men to keep from being crush
ed. Others who fell wsre trampled
into Inconsistencies. That no one
was killed outright is regarded by the
police as remarkable.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
HARMONY CONCERT PARTY
REDEEMED AMTIcIPATIOMS

The entertainment given by the
Harmony Concert party At the Firs,
Methodist church Thursday night,
was largely attended. and. from a
musical standpoint fully redeemed
the anticipations of the Star coprse
patrons. The party is composed of
Mr.. and Mira. McNemry. six-year old
daughter and Messrs Hrbak and Jor.
dan. The adult members OF the or.
sanitation are versatile and accom-
pIishcd instrnmentalists. What the
juvenile aitache lacks in expertness
is compensated for In her natural
clcverness and cute mannerisms,
which is almost as fetching as the
mature culture Of her seaiors.
Not infrequently versatility in mus
icians dstracts from their adeptness
- players, but with the Harmony Con-
cert party every memher h an expert
In all Of the roles they undertake.
The program Thursday night was var.
,ed enough in its composition to sui,
an tastes and called = Wide range Of
Instrumentation. The work on the
plano. harp. mandolin. banjo. saxo
phone and xylophone was excellen,
and evoked wen deserved applause
nom The audience. The selections
embraced classlcal ana popular music
sna combined % aRora N evening oi
Aose than Ordinary enjcsment. The
party In o. Dsnvss = RIO Grand.
train Nc. Is IN nss1ine for the
- et.se .nesile ns1s ! toar Of the
NNfloe 60, 1,at1S
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
Q 0. E. otnelals vi.N FIorene.

- ~ - -. OtuStoto Ntott ri0TSuGO
Florence, Jan. l5.-L. A. Won Til
borg, grand master of the Colorado
Jurisdiction of odd Fellows. accom-
panied BY Past Grand Representa-
tive A. X. Jansen. both OF Cripple
Creek. was in this city wednesday
and Thursday and in company with
Grand Patriarch John Edwards. oi
Florence paid an official visit to
Coal Greek lodge No. 30. The meet
ing proved to BE- a very interesting
one and addresses wery delivered
BY the distinguished visitors. Messrs
Won Tilborg and Jansen have been
In attendance at the dedicatory ex-
srcises OF the new. Odd Fellows hall
at Canon and took occasion while
in this part Of the valley to visit the
Coal Greek brethren.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
TAE WATCHER
By Leila Peabody.

He stood beside the sea of life.
Restless and eager-sou,ed.
And watched the waves with vessels
rife.
AS on and in they rolled.
The evening sun was setting, red;
why comes not in my ship?' he said
Fear not, o friend. although the ho1r
he latel
For all things needful come to those
: who wait,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
DEPUTY WARDEN had
IMPRESSIVE FUNERAL


One Of the largest and most impress
sive funerals held in Canon City In
many months took place at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon over the remains
of the late Allen Jameson, at the
family residence. corner First and
Main streets. Only a small part Of
the large concourse of people pres ,ns
10 pay the last tribute OF respect to
the memory OF The dead could md ac-
commodations within the house dur
ing the services: the others remain
ing In attitude Of reverence outside.
The obsequies were conducted by
Rev Geo. F. Sewer. pastor Of the con
gregation of the First Presbyterian
church. assisted by Chaplain Blake
Of the penItentiary. The prison band
which was stationed on the lawn in
front of the Jameson residence.
played a number OF sacred selections
during the afternoon. Officers OF
The penitentiary and prison guards
attended the funeral in body and
led tie funeral cor.ege in its proces-
sion from the residence to Ninth
street Following the prison Off.
Gals came the members Of the Couer
De Leon Lodge No. As, knights OF
Pythias. bearing flags and emblems
of their order. There was also in
line to pay tribute to the dead. many
visiting Pythians from Florence.
Coal Creek. Pueblo and Denver:
among them several of the officers
and ex-ofncers OF the Grand Domain
4 Colorado. OF the visitors in lIns
were Past Grand Chancsllor J. A.
Israel OF Denver. Past Grand Chan
cellor F. e. slsson Of Pueblo: Grand
Keeper OF Records and Seal. W. s i
ODrien. OF Denver: Grand Inner
Guard Fred oiin Of Pueblo; H. NJ.
Turner. Secretary and manager OF the
Pythian club rooms at Pueblo. Ed.
Fisher and c. K. Fletcher of Pueblo.
! At Lakeside cemetery. where inter
ment took place. beautiful ritualistic
rervices we're rendered by the msm-
hers Of the local lodge. Knights OF
Pythias. In memory OF their departed
brother.
ne foral oRsrinss were particu-
larry elaborate and beautiful and at.
tracted no small de0ss Of atten-
ton. There were wreaths and cut
ilowsrs from the ofacers of ths peni-
tenuAry, Knishn Of Pythias. sElks
and other Organizations. as vell rs
neighbors and friends. One OF the
most noteworthy pieces was the con-
tribution OF the Grand Lodge. knights
sf Pythias. and was sent hare from
Denver. II was In the form OF a
past grand chaneellops Jewel and
was OF lilies and white roses.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
ssarsr Park Lady euNers stroke

M1. John Hennesy. Of Beaver Park
suffered ! stroke a. paralysis the
nrst Of the week. and her many
friends win b plsssed 70 learn that
her conditiOn shows Improvement.
Mn. Hsant.y = wsll along IN ysars
lsd \ ~ l,1ss1s a mt that he a..
,nnk Gi1Nt lSxs nsSR c,,la,a.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
EMER6EnT SESSION OF
GRAND CHAPTER 0. E. S.


An emergent session of the mem
bers of the Grand Chapter of Colora-
do. Order of the Eastern Star, was
convened at the Masonic temple here
at o'clock Sunday afternoon for the
purpose OF officiating at the funeral
ceremony of the late Mrs. Rosetta
Brown, past grand matron Of the or
Ger. The session was presided over
hy Miss Ernestine Kuehl of Leadvills,
who was assisted by the following Of
ficers- Clark Cooper of Canon City.
past grand patron, acting as grand
patron; Mrs. Gertrude Fimple, of Pue-
bio, associate grand matron; Will D.
Grissard of Pueblo. associate grand
matron; Mrs. Mary Boyle of Canon
City. grand Secretary; Mrs. Lii
lie Swanson of Canon City,
grand treasurer; Mrs. Ada Collins
Of Pueblo. grand conductress; Mrs.
Clara Martin Meales of Pueblo, grand
chaplain; Mrs. Laura Coulter Of Can
on City, grand marshal; Mrs. Louise
Helvern of Pueblo. grand organist;
Mrs. w. C. Rouleau of Canon City,
grand Adah: Mrs. Rebecca Smith of
Canon City. grand Ruth; Mrs. EsteIle
Lonnacker of Canon City. Grand Es-
ther: Mrs. Mary d. Fairbanks of
Canon City. grand Martha; Mrs. Min
Lie c. Merriam of Canon City. grand
Electa; Mrs. Matte Mcdonald of
Canon City. grand warder. and J. P.
Thomas. Jr. grand sentinel.
The active pail bearers were. W.
q. Gissard of Pueblo. Frank Cook of
Florence. F. F. Hunter. Allen L. Bal
lou. A. s. Lonnacker. and F. F. May
lard of Canon City. and the honorary
flower bearers were Mrs. anna c.
Russell, Mrs. Laura Mansfield. Mrs.
Edith Ballou. Mrs. Lettie Hunter. Mrs
Ida Cooper and Mrs. Addie Combs. !.
The Chapter members marched to
Christ Episcopal church where the
Rev. C. H. Remington conducted the
service for the dead after which the
remains were conveyed to Lakeside
cemetery. and the exercises prescrib-
I'D by the ritual of the order were
rendered.
The floral offerings were most pro-
fuse and beautiful; consisting Of en-
hlematic star from the Chapter at
Needles. California; also. another
nom the home chapter. White lilies
from the grand chapter: pink roses
from the past grand's association:
red roses from b p. o. E., No. 610,
o@AA AAAeAAy oNACI Dc8utAAuA OAcEAuBS-
One of the most touching was a large
cluster Of carnations from the chill
eren of the fourth grade Of the Need
les school. which was purchased with
collection that the children handed
their teacher. Miss Mona Brown, as
she was leaving for Canon City.
Many letters and kilograms were re-
ceived from sorrowins friends who
could not attend. among them from
Mrs. Carrie t. Marr Of Detroit; Mrs.
Mary Mcleod. of Cripple Creek; both
past grand matrons. Mrs. Nina
Weiss Of Del Norte. and Martin H.
Flynn Of Grand Junction. grand ma
tron and grand patron. respectively;
Ralph W. Rhoades of Denver. and
w. c. Alexander. of saiida. past
Grand patrons.
!. o. o. r. ofneials Visit Florence
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
MRS. FRANK ". SHU[TlS
DlEO At GREELEY LAST WEEK

Mrs. Frank w. Shultis. for a mum
Der Of years a resident of this city.
died at the family home in Greeley.
Colorado. on Monday of last week,
following a lingering illness. The
Greeley Tribune-Republican of jan
uary 7th. contains the following
sketch OF the life of the deceased:
Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs. F. W. Shultis were
held at the home. 1416 Twelfth street.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Rev
G. W. Huett officiating. Only rela-
tiyes and intimate friends were pres
ent.
Nettie Holmes was born in Story
county, Iowa, July 81, 1874. At the
age Of fourteen her father died. and
being the oldest of six children. she
shared with her mother many of the
responsibilities of keeping the family
together and bringing up the younger
children. She enjoyed the advantage
afiorded by the country school near
their farm. and later attend high
school.
She fitted herself for teaching ct
Highland Park College. Des Moines.
Iowa. She taught for several years
In country and village schools While
teaching at Story City. Iowa. she met
Professor shultis, who later she mar
rled.
The first nine years of her married
life were spent in Iowa. She came
n 1906 with her husband and child
rem to Colorado. They lived at
Canon City i've years. moving to
Greeley In 1911,
In her girihood she identified her
self with the Methodist Episcopal
church. of which she has remained
consistent and faithful member. She
as very active @~sEker in the
church while she wfas able to attend
its services.
About four years ago she was at
tackled with disseminated cerebrospin-
q, ss:lerosis. She soon became help
less invalid. succumbing BY slow de-
sress to the ravages of the disease.
Her Illness was mot attended by any
Rhyoioal sunsring. She retained pos
session Of the faculties to the last.
Besidss her husband. Professor
Frank W. shuitis of the college facul-
y, abe leaves two children. Arthur
and Esther; = foster child. Mrs.. R.
J. Back; three sisters. Mrs. willard
John. MuskoEes. Okla: Mrs.. J. B.
olinser. Montrose. Colo: and Mrs.
H. W. Brettell. Lttleton. Colo. and
a brother. James W. Holmes. Lasalle
c.lo."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21
e..I.lsn. ret cls,..n.A.p rlI.a.

Among the applications for Ameri.
can cisirenship 70 be heard BY Judge
wiIkin At the April term Of the ats
trict court win be those Of Anton
Kamby Of Canon City, native q AS
tria: Alfred Martin Moyle q canon
city . nativ, Of Enslsnd; MaAs
Madssn Of Canon City. : native q
DsnmAsk; Tony ehoc.sa oe Reck
yale. naiivs * Austria, anA chs.
llsyi q - ceneo. : netlsS = 81.
Menys
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21

J. J. Armstrong & Son. agents for
the Noon car. report TIE following
sAies IN the past few dAys: +. n.
Guy q Dslrey avenus; r.. a. Dlllsv
q N, Rsyno,es ana wn, MecastAsy
x l,nes'h razk.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-21

In letter to G. NJ. Rice and family.
Vim Staples. who moved to California
fIom here not long ago. has the fol-
lowing to sly;