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Sues for $4,000 Damages.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages fol-
alleged dishonor Of a check has been
filed in the District Supreme Court by
Rufus G. Ward against the Washing
ton Mechanics' Saving Bank. Through
Attorney Frank E. Elder the plaintifl
says he deposited $3.50 in the bank Oc-
tober is. 1914. and drew a check for
$40 against 1t June 10 last, and while
there were sufficient funds to his
credit, he alleges, the check was not
paid when presented. He declares he
suffered in his reputation and was put
to the trouble of borrowing money te
make the check good.
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Big Pile of Silver.
Over the Million Mark.

There are now operating in the
United States and Canada 1858 organiza-
lions, each possessing assets in excess
Of one million dollars. Washington has
only one of the 36S organizations, with
it's home office in this city-the First
National Fire Insurance Company. 1t
stands 253 on the list, with assets of
s1.614,627.
The twenty-five largest concerns are
life companies.
Forty fraternal orders each have over
one. million in cash assets.
During the year 1914 there were nine
teen companies more passed the one
million mark of assets than the pre-
vious year.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
;Special Film Features

Especial Film Features
Olympic. 1891 You Sc. WV.
TO-DAY = DOROTHY NELLY, In
SEALED VALLEY A Beautiful Tale Of
SERIES. SHOWING FIRST GAME RE-
TWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND RED SoX.
Washington Theater and Park.
T0NIGHT-Paramount presents IoL EFT
HEMINi AND THURIow BERGEN. IN
THE RUNNING FIGHT" acts. From
the book by VIM. II. Osborne
CrAndaIrs TAeater. nth and r Sta.
TODAY AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RER-
! NARD and THIlRLow BERGEN. In THE
LITTLE GYPSY
Crandalrs Apollo. ee4 " e. NE.
TODAY. l. s. +. PRESENTS VIOLA
DANA. In THE WHITE SISTER"
Regent. 18th & California sts. wv.
TODAY-vIOI.A DANA. the little Broadway
star. in HER HAPPINESS Also CAR
TOoNS IN A SEMINARY
Thurs.--Betty Nansen in The Song OF Hate
Sat.-viola Allen, in The White SISTER
Circle Thenter. .I0s PA. Ave. NV.
ToDAY-LILI.IAN WALKER. assisted ~
Darwin Karr. Donald Hall, l.. Rogers Lyt
ton Charles Kent. Charles Eldrdge. Harry
Northrup. Rose Tapeley. Ned Finely and
others. In the vitagraph Blue Ribbon Fea-
Masonic Auditorium.
ToNIGHT-MARC MACDERMJrr and MA
BILE TRUNNEIL.E. in "RANsON'S FOL-
LY." By Richard Harding Davis.
I Lyric. 18th and Irving Sta. NV.
I ToDAY-wM FOX PRESENTS BETTY
! HANSEN, ASSISTED BY DOROTHY BIER
NARD AND ARTHUR HOOPS. in THE
! SONG OF HATE" ORCHESTRA.
superb Winter and Dansante
! Gardens.
AT PENN GARDENS. PA. AVE. AT 2lst NV.
NOW OPEN. EXHIBITION AND MODERN
DANCE ORCHESTRA AND TRURO" on
$4,000 FoToPLAYER: THE HAND.
| soMEST AND LARGEsr io:cENT
! TODAY-CoNCHITA. THE GREAT SPANISH
! DANCER. in THE LAST DANCE" Special
Orchestra Music for this Great Photoplay.
Also PATHE NEWS.
Savoy. 18th st. 4 Columbia Ra.
! ''Washington's Most Exclusive Picture Play
House."
! TODAY-Daniel Frohman presents MAR
GUERITE CLARK. in the Paramount 5-act
] Production. SEVEN SISTERS" ALSO
l PATHE NEWS.
Leader. 9th Bet. e & r SITS. wv.
/ TODAY-KATHERYN OSTERMAN. in THE
! BLUDGEON,'' Wonderful Photopay.
/ American, II. i. Ave. & LIST ST. NV.
! T0DAY-WM. FARNUM. in Nat Goodwin's
Great Stage Success, "A GILDED FOOL"
Vim. Fox Feature.
Empire. H st. near 9th NE.
! TODAY-Wm. Fox presents the Emotional
J Actress. BETTY HANSEN, in "A WON
ANS RESURRECTION
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HUGE SUMS INVOLVED
IN INSURANCE ASSETS
American Life Companies Alone
Possess a Total of
$3.50, 1888, 344.

If all the assets of the $50 life in
surance companies doing business in
the United States should be converted
into one-dollar bills and the bills
placed end to end they would make a
line long enough to stretch around the
earth more than eighteen times
This Is one of the disclosures of a
study of insurance conditions recently
made by Supt. Nesbit of the District in
surance department.
Big Pile of Silver.
If this money were put into silver
dollars, according to Mr.. Nesbit, it
would weigh 295 100000 pounds or 1t
would take $1,000 two-horse loads of
1000 pounds each to transport the sum.
The total of the assets of the $50 life
insurance companies is s4.940, 3S3,344.
Assets of other companies are as fol-
lows:
Ninety-four life assessment companies
ave total assets of $12.126,106, 49S fra
ternal orders have total assets of $780,,
63s,S99, 224 casualty insurance COM
panies have total assets of 44,957,974.
S33 fire insurance companies (marine
and Lloyds) have total assets of $685.
ISL, sol. Total assets of 1899 insurance
concerns are over six and one-half bill
Of r,,or
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Speaks on Jewish Dietary Laws.

After the usual Bible lesson and dis
cussion at the Washington Hebrew Lit
erary and Biblical Society Monday even
ing at o'clock at the Adath Israel
Congregation. 9Th and I streets north
west, a paper was read by H. B. Bach
rach on the Jewish Dietary Laws"
This was followed by a piano and vio-
lin duet by Miss Rose Greenberg and
Miss Edith Sauber, a vocal solo by
Miss Katie Lesser and a piano solo
by Miss Rose Greenberg.
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Certificate of Incorporation Filed.

The Frederick Higgins Company.
INC, has filed with the recorder of deeds
q certificate of incorporation. The con-
Germ will engage in interior decorating
and the manufacture Of imitation
stones, bronzes and woods. The capital
stock is placed at $500. The incor-
porators are John d. Higgins. Arthur
Frederick and Frank S. Paladini.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-13

$500 Niagara Falls and Return. $1,000
Baltimore & Ohio. from Washington.
7:45 am Oct. -. Tickets valid return
ing within Is days. Modern coaches ana
parlor cars Route via Philadelphia
Liberal stopovers returning. Last ex-
MISREPRESENTATION
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CITY ITEMS.
8 Cans Asparagus. SOC, &C,

Cans Asparagus. SOC, Cans Tuna
Fish, 25c:- 3 cans Sweet Wrinkle Peas
25c; Sifted E. ]. Peas. TIC; E. ]. Peas
sc; Sugar Corn. SC; 8 cans Oil Sardines
l0c; Gold Seal Baking Powder. 10c
Hominy, &c h.; Best Butter. soc; Pea
nut Butter. 1Oc; Pure Lard, 12c: IL lbs
White Meal. 3Oc: Fat Norway Mackerel
SC and 10c; Cracker Meal, &c ID; Oy-
ster Crackers, &c lb.; 5 SKIS Salt. 1Oc; !
Oleine Soap. 10c; IL lbs. Washing Soda
wheat, csc: 3 pkgs. Pancake Flour, CSC;
Star of the East Flour. $3.50 bbl.: 6 lbs
Csc: 1920 7th st. NV. and all the ]. T
D. Pyles Stores
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Desirable ONCE Rooms.

The entire third floor of The Star
Bldg is available for desirable tenants.
1t will be rented as q whole or in part
-AGvertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-13

spelsh0use. 1915 7th. Afain $500. Paper
hanging. window shades. picture frames
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Brentwood Citizens Elect Officers.

Officers are to be elected at meeting
of the Brightwood Park Citizens Assoc
citation this evening at o'clock at
Van Horns Hall, Georgia avenue and
Longfellow street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-13

Office washington-SunsetR Route. from
9O5 F st. NV. to oil G st. NV. A. J.
Poston, general Standardization
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For Partitions phone Dickens, M. 1871
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J. Jay Gould. Halloween things" 1923 9Th.
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Thermometers Schmidt. 1922 18th st
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Empire. H st. near 9th NE.
TODAY-Wm. Fox presents the Emotional
Actress. BETTY NANSEN, in "A WON
ANS RESURRECTION"
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American. r. /. Ave. & LIST st. NV.
TODAY-WM. FARNUM, in Nat Go0dwin's
Great Stage Success, "A GILDED FOOL, :"
Vim. Fox Feature.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17

WASHINGTON, Mayo i6.-En ex-
tras con llamativos titMos publi-
raron eSta tarde los peri6dicOs de
rsta capital. la noticia de que eI
gobicrno aleman recibj6 la nOta
enviada por eI preSidente Wilson a
prop6SitO del hundlmientO del LII
sitania.
Los cablegramas de Berlin que
anuncian Ia llcgada de la nota ame-
ricana, dicen que en- el gabinete
aleman prevalece un espiritu de
cordialidad para este pals Y que
probabIcmentc la nota de cOnteS-
taci6n estara impregnada de ese
espiritu. por 10 cual Sc resOlvera
de una manera facil el cOnfllCto
pendienle.
En- los referidoS circulos, al ha-
plomaticos Sc despert6 un gran op-
timismo con las noticias antes di-
chas y Sc cree que dentro de poco
habra quedado solucionada la
question que tanta scnsaci6n ha
causado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
LOS ANER|CANOSSE
OUEJAN DELOSCA-
RRANCISTAS
DICEN QUE CON HUCHA FRECU1sCIA
COKFTEN TUOpEIAS CON EIlOS
Dirigieron un telegrama a Villa,
a Leon, Gto pidiendole que co.
munique a Washington Ia 81
tuaci6n en- que estan


WASHINGTON. May" lo.-El
agent" NiIIi>la 'i "S'a l"ra!l'ldd' 81
nor EIi.IIlI" 4. lI"rril'" araDa "c
l"rlhlE TN iIl"hNaJ" ne Su J''' All
rIN'" NIIia' 'i 81 'ui - " u u.s.
rFIb" our" d' aIEull'a 'Iu''"'''''"'
am"riran"> r">!d"h'"S zen Pa!Iur"'
| qu!"n"S :" qu"Jan ii" que son ohJ"-
to ii" maIoS tratam"nt"S p"r part"
Il" los rarranrl>taS y Il" Qu" no re-
cib"n nInguna protection d" "I!"S.
Villa t"l"grai!o a LIor"htr Il"
Leon. GuanaJuat". d"nd' :" en-
curntra acluaImrnt" con SuS tropaS.
' dUndr !" fu" rnNIado rl mrnSa-
j" d" los am"rIcano>.
In los S!guI"ui"s t"rmInoS cSti
roncrbldo g! trI"grama Qu" Villa
tranSrrih" u Su agent" "n cSta tGca-
Iidad. "S"ilor General ID. Francisco
Villa. Leon. GuanajuatO. Los anne
IIranoS r"Sld"nt"S IN PanucO he
mos r"clbIdo muchoS ultrai"S de los
carranclNtaS qu" hac" POGO u"m-
po op"rarOn rn Ia region m"nclona-
ia. En- rambIo. las furrzaS dc 81
nandO. nos han dado toda cLaSc de
garantiaS. Lo Suplicamos at"nta-
mrntr 80 S!rVa nOlificar al gObicrno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
TRATAN De OBTENER Ell PAGO
De UNOS CHEKS EXPEDIDOS
EN- T|ENPOS DEL Co.
BIERNO DEL Gene
RAJ HUFRTA
TeIcgrama especial para IL PRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas, Mayo l6.-Algu-
mas prrSOnas de esta lOcalidad. que
pOSeen checks de los que 81 presi-
dente Municipal de Nuevo Laredo
rxp!di6 cuandO las fuerzas del 60
bicrnO del general Huerta Ocupaban
la vccina c,udad, estan tratando de
haceI efectivOs esos documcntos
pues como So sabe los referidos
checks estan garantizadOs con un
dep6SitO eyistente en- un banco
de eSta Ciudad.
\ pesar de ESQ Sc cree que Sc les
dificultara grandemente cOnseguir
10 que desean pues como no exiSte
IN gObiernO legal en- Mexico que
hiciera las gestiOnes del case, los
encargaGOs de hacer el pago ma
nifeStarOn que no tienen Orden de
persona autOrizada para hacer el
cntero.
POI su parte los refugiados haran
tcdas las agencias para obtener ell
pago de sus chekes muchos de eiios
de los refugiados) no cuentan con
otros rccursos que es0s documen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
DICE FL GENERAL HUERTA QUE NO TRATA
DE- FIjNDAR UNA COLONIA NEXICANA
En- NUEVA YORK
EN- ESE SENTDO HIlO DECLARACDNES 4 Los REPRESENTAN
TFS De IA PRENSA QUE 10 FUERON 4 ENREVISIR

inexacto 10 que Sc dijo Ultimamen-
tr. .ue tralaba de comprar tierras
para rundar una col0uia meXicana-
Sobre ese particular habian di-
rho los peri6dicos de esta ciudad
que el general Huerta dedicaria
hasta un million de pesos en- Ia com
Dra de tcrrencS para cOnSruir ca
sas a fin de estabIecer una colo
MIA donde resldieran los meXicanos
emigrados.
Huerta declare que nunca habia
Pasa a Ia pagina s, coIumna 3.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
relcqrama especial para Ia PRENSi.

IeICgTama cspCVIaI VaIH IT 'NE-'SF'
WtSHINTON. Mayo l6.-DeSde
Ia llccada del general Hurrta. los
peri6dicoS DE- este puerto han dado
en- invcntar los reportalgos mas
fantasticos atribuytndole declara-
clones y proyectoS que nunca ha
externado.
Anoche, tratando de rectlficar
una de esas. especies de Ia pTensa
neovorkina. hizo algunaS decIara-
clones a Sus reporteros e. expresi-
dente de Mexico. diciendoles que es
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
Cablegrama especial para Ia PRENsA.

BERLIN Mayo IG. Sc ha recibidO
en- esta capital la nota del gobierno
de los Estados UnldOs que Sc refie-
re al asunio del hundimlentO del
"LuSitania".
Aunque Oifcialmente no Sc tlene
noticia de la forma en que ira a ser
contestada la nota antes dicha,en to
dos los circulos Sc asegura que el
gobierno procurara pOr todoS los
medios posibIos una tirantez de re-
laciones con Ia RepIblica America
na pues no entra en- los proyeCtos
de Alemania hacerle la guerra.
Sc cree que dentro de dos o tres
dias sera conteStada la nota en-
question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-17
Los CARRANCISTAS De NUEVO
LAREDOY MATAHOROS ATA-
CARAN MONTERREY
TeIegrams especial para la PRENSA.

LAREDO, Texas. Mayo l6.-Se
han recibido aqui noticiaS. sunni
nlstradas por el general carrancis-
ia Tdefonso Vazquez, de que Ia
suarnici6n de Matamoros ha reel
bido orden de avanZar sobre Ia ciu-
dad dc Monterrey para que, en-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
FUNERAL OF al BAXTER
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late al. Baxter.
who died at the family home, 221 Har-
rison avenue, at 10:s0 O'Clock Mon
day morning. win take place at the
lodge room of the Elks club building
at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The funeral service will be conduct
ed by Rev. George F, Sewer. pastor
of the First Presbyterian church. and
special music for the occasion will be
furnished by the Misses allison. iil-
terment will be at Lakeside cemetery.
Deceased was born at Lincoln. ILL
nois, July oath. 1865 and was married
to MISS Hyla Whitman at Wichita,
Kansas, February 22nd, 1884 and is
survived by the wife and one daugh-
ter. Following a residence of. about
fifteen years in Wichita Mr.. and
Mrs Baxter and family removed to
this state and settled at Colorado
Springs, where. they made their home
for about a year when they went to
Rocky Ford where they established
their residence. They came to Canon
City to live in 1900 and have been citi-
zens of this community ever since.
AIr. Baxter's first contract as a
teamster here was in hauling material
for the erection of Dr. Wards hospital
corner Of Macon avenue and Sixth
street. now the property of DR.. c. H.
Graves. Mr.. Baxter's mother and two
brothers reside near Wichita. Kansas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
new DIRECTORS HELD
THEIR FIRST MEETING

The first meeting Of the board Of
directors of the Canon City Chamber
of Commerce since its organization a
week ago was held at the office of
President C. A. Eawter, GLIB Main
street. Monday night and considerable
business transacted; the most import
ant being the appointment and con-
firmation of the annual committees.
the list and personnel Of which ap-
pears elsewhere in this issue of the
Daily Record.
The bylaws OF the chamber OF COM
merce provides for directorate of
nine members. and, as but eight re-
manned after the election OF DR.. @. A.
vawter to the presidency Of the orga-
nization. Harry w. Combs was chosen
to fill the vacancy on the board caus-
ed by the selection OF DR.. vawter TO
the chairmanship.
The matter Of opening an office u
some convenient point on Nah stress
for the use Of the secroE&s1s at ~
beginning Of the tourist s511rQ Upi
definitely decided on. but the nsIecticn
OF the plac, was deferred until Inter
meeting. 1t was the unanimous opin-
ion Of the directors that the ofaco
should be located on the nzpt nooE
and that It should he made sort of
bureau OF information for tourists ard
visitors that desired to make inquiries
about Canon City and the surround-
ing country. Provision viii also be
made for display OF the minerals
agricultural. garden and ranch pro-
ducts OF Fremont county at the cham
ber Of commerce headquarters.
For tho purpose Of creating . gene
raj public interest it was voted By the
chamber Of commerce on Monday
night to have a nfty-cent bust
ness mems luncheon at the Strath-
more hotel at ~ O'Clock, noon, every
Monday. during the summer months.
to which all Will be welcome who
will pay for their plate. c. r. c. Dye
has generously donated the alcoyo Of
the hotel dining roo for the use Of the
chamber for any business meetings It
may desire u hold in connection with
trcse luncheons.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
CHOSEN ON UNIVERSITY
DEBATING TEAM

In competitive try-out held few
days ago at the University of Denver,
Wynot Irish Of this city, who gradual
ed from our High school last spring.
was chosen a member Of the Univer-
sity debating team. which team will
meet the debators OF Colorado College.
at Colorado College. March 18th. The
question to be debated IL Resolved.
That the Only Elective Officers in the
State of Colorado Should Be Govern
or and Commission Of Fifteen Mem
bers." The Denver debators have the
negative side. Wynot is doing god
work at the University being right up
among the leaders Of his class In
scholarship. He is carrying six stud
les and in the final examinations Of
the first semester attained general
average Of 91.6 per cent. He is enter
ed in the Oratoricai contests which
take place in March. He is member
of Alpha Pi Nu Fraternity. the general
debating society. the Evans literary
society. the Prohibition league, the
University track team and the tennis
club.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
MRS. EMMA KRAMER
DIEO WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mrs. Emma Kramer died at o'clock
this morning at the family home on
Mulberry avenue. Death was directly
due to a blood ciot formed on the
heart. While she had not been we'll
for the past week or more, 1t was not
until Monday that her illness assum-
ed a serious aspect. The sad news
came. therefore. as a great shock
to her many friends.
Mrs. Kramer was born in Dresden.
Germany, June II. 1860, She came to
this country in 1882. Her husband
died about twenty-one years ago. 1t
is now almost a year since Mrs. Kram-
er went to Geramny to see her peo-
pie and visit the scenes Of her child
hood. War had inst been declared
and it was with some difficulty that
she made her return. She came
home in apparently good health and
seemed in her usual fine spirits.
Deceased was a faithful member
of Trinity Lutheran church. She
was a kind-hearted. generous and
highly respected woman. A loving
mother, true friend and stalwart
Christian.
She is survived by i've children,
Misses Irene. Emma and Josephine
at home: Miss Margaret OF Durango.
Colo. and Mr.. Ernest OF San Fran
cisco. California.
Definite arrangements have not yet
been made for the funeral.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
OPERATOR
ARRESTED
ON CHARGE
CRIMINAL
ASSAULT

John A. Rosh, night telegraph cper-
ator for the Denver & Rio Grands
RAILROAD company at Gorge station.
four miles west Of Canon City. was
arrested by Sheriff Newcomb at
late hour Monday night for an alleged
criminal assault on the person OF Mrs
Cleo Combs and brought here ans
locked up In the county jail. At 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon Rosh WAS
arraigned before. Justice Kennedy ON
the charge for which he was taken
into custody. and, after preliminary
hearing, was bound over In the sum.
OF ffteen hundred dollars to be tried
for rape az the March term OF the
district court =
The offense Of which Rosh stands
accused is stated to have been cotA-
mitted at noon ON Monday. He was
arrested at the instance Of Mrs
Combs who appeared against him In
the Justices court as the complaining
witness. Mrs. Combs. whose hus-
band is caretnker for the vaterworks
pipe line in the Royal Gorge. lives in
The cottage erected few years ago
~ the city q H. pips line intake.
couple OF miles bovuua ne HanE
ing bridge.
Rosh. who IL about thirty-nvs years
Of are. 4 . married Iaa ~ - hssn
employed as night telegraph operator
At Gorge station during he last nina
months. Hail vim - gjvsn by Ros1
Tuesday afternoon snA - vas ~
leased from custody psn1ins the tsias
OF the case biliited aeainst him.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
new COMMITTEES OF
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE

At special meeting OF the members
Of the recently elected board of diroc-
tors Of the Canon City chAmb6F cf
commerce at the csncs oe President
q. A. Vawtsr Moa1ay nieht the follow
ing cpmmlltoos wers appointed for,
he following year:
1enbssyhlp. olnec 80 EquIpment
Harry p. noven. c. G. Patton and
A. 4. Mitchell.
Entsrtninment and Recspsloa--x.e :
=. Wilson. Dr. W. 7. Littie. H. r.
stommei. Mrs. r. y. Harding and
Mrs. W. Boucher.
Advertising. Publicity and Tourist
A X. Novels Guy u. Hardy and
John Shaw. Jr.
New Industries and Institutions--
Harry ". Combs. G. v. Hedsin and
W. ". CLARK.
Finance Truman Stockton. a. II.
McISain. pna A. y. Turner.
Good RoadsJohn shaw. Jr., Thos
J. lyman ana Dali De weese.
Fish and 0ame--Th Theodors n. Haxi-
ing. David L. Robinon and g. r. c.
Dye.
Street sprinhling and Ofllne-A
H. Davis. Hsnfy Hutson and RoIand
ArmstronE.
Civic .AttrActicuo and Camp Ground
w J, LindenbefgsF. 7. 4 asscktep
ana DR.. Hnrt 0oodioe,
General Advisory comniitee- Geo.
r. Roekafellow. W. H. Dozier and ,.
+. Hunter.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
DIED SATURDAY NIGHT
FROM PNEUMONIA

Mrs. Sallda Juarez. wife of Rosa
rio Juarez. died at Q o'clock It the
family home on South First street,
South Canon. last Saturday night
from pneumonia after . short illnSss.
Deceased was nineteen years Of ags
and was q native Of Old Mexico. She
came heer with her husband recontly
from Mexico and was unable TO speak
the English language. The funeral
service was held at Wilson's undqr.
taking chapel at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. followed by burial at FAKE.
side cemetery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11
STOLE A MARCH
on THEIR FRIENDS

Robt W. sperry and Aiss Helsn
J. Jewett stole march on their.
friends last Sunday morning " alp
ping avay 70 Pueblo ana getting mar
risd. The nuptiAl csrsmony was par
formed ~ o'clock Sunday afterncon
By Rev. o, l.. oFtoa. pastor q ~.
congregAtion q the FIRST l1ethodiot
Eplscopai church q Pueh,o ~.
and Mrs. eporry returned 20 Caneo
City Tuesday evening and Will mako
their home q 100 Allison avoaue.
The bride & . daughter of = 2.
Jewett Of this city ana b ~ alttae-
tive and taients1 young lady vim !
host Of fFisndS ana a1miFozu. Unttl
recently she was . popular salesWoIn-
an q the store Of the Novels Mef.
camille company. where her unfailinE
courtesy and amiabiilty made her .
ecnsrnl fAyorito..
K The groom y . young mnn Of exs
eelient habits. busIness qualities an1
f1rutAtitn. ne 1t6n11 ht1h - IlhL'p
p1teom, and. like the 6elpneSl ~
hly chosen sof 4 NE Go1nblnios. nn<l.
bs1e Ne fEiea1u ~ ~ oopSa ~
ny has bcen I1nr''1V1 ~ r,1i
tt1ie - q f,ss-Ilo "a q, n,~i
NJ lin1 n>S,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11

Quite a confiagration occurred at
the corner of Cedar and Chestnut
streets about 2 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing which might have resulted in
much damage to more parties than
tBe. AS it was the barn ana out
buildings belonging to Silva ard Cal
ligaris were totally destroyed. with
machinery. harness. twenty-five chick;
ems and thirty rabbits. The Snow
girls, who we're on the sleeping porch
across the road. were awakened hy
the cracking of flames and notified
the family. who lost no time in get.
ting to a place of safety. Mrs. Snow
aroused neighbors by phone aai all
put up strenuous fight, carrying
water from two wells to save tie
residence. The har9 on the Snow
farm narrowly escaped taking fire
and altogether there was quite an ex-
citing time for few hours. A horse
and COW were taken from the barn be-
fore it went down in ashes. There
- no insurance on the property.