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VIII recall that De Witt Newinr es-
sayed with much success the role that
Nlr Emerson will interpret.
One of the most beautiful photo
play productions of recent years VIII
be shown on Wednesday AID Thursday.
when "Wildtlowcr,' with Marguerite
Clark. Is too we'll known to all movie
patrons to require more than the men,
ton OF her name, and "Wildfowcr.
lovely romance of the quiet forest.
has received glowing reviews where
ever 1T has been shown.
The famous Bclasco drama. The
Warrens OF Virginia" as adapted for
screen purposes, with Blanche Sweet
in the charming part OF General War
ren's daughter. will he the Little Thea
ter's Offering on Friday and Saturday.
This photoplay is filled with almost
every quality that makes for dramatic
interest-love. fighting. plotting. sacri-
flee and triumphant success, while the
production is OF the most elaborate
character.
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WIDE VARIETY OFFERED
on LYRICS DOUBLE BILL

Again a wide range OF variety is
presented in tho list of attractions an
nounced by Manager KoA 70: this week
at the Lyric Theater.
No more deliberately staged dramatic
feature. IL is said. has ever been seen
character comedy in which Harry
Ferne and his company of five players
Will appear during the first half of
the week
Veterans" is a delightful little COM
edy in which the spirit of patriotism
runs strong. The story has 10 do with
political intrigue and official graft OK
tending to a soldiers home. The prn-
cipal character is sturdy old soldier
who makes winning fight against the
grating superintendent and his clique
Comedy and pathos. humor and scnti-
ment alternate throuehout the action
Special scenic and mechanical effects
are employed in the presentation.
A novelty announced for last week.
but which was delayed in some mex
plfca bic manner, is the performance to
be given b. Hugh Mccormack and
Grace Wallace. the Australian ven
triloquists. The Theatrical Agent
they call their ventriloquial skit The
scene shows theatrical booking Of
fee in operation. the characters being
figures manipulated by the two ventri-
loquists
An acrobatic novelty will nc supplied
by ST kitchi. a Japanese gymnast and
contortionist. and a hilarious variety
turn will be given by Fender and Chap
man, two men, who sing, dance and
exchange rapid-fre nonsensicalitles.
while BoEart and Nichols. comeiia n
and pretty girl have an eccentric
singing, talking and dancing act.
feature OF the bill for the latter
half of the week is Ismcd, the Persian
pianist. whose recital will appea! espc-
cially to music lovers. The style o..
lsmed is individual. His skill and
technique are said TO be ex:rao~ilnarv.
On the same bill will % the Three
Leightons merry trio o. ,nen who
have quaint line O. comedy They
oner A ski called The PARTY Of the
Second Part which Is ~hirl ~ song.
dance and co71!csl aosu-d;tiss
Something odd is promised In III.
exhibition 20 De given ~ Nelson and
Nelson, clowns, who go through their
funny ant!as on stills Solver and
DuHal, man and woman. will offer a
variety act, and Madame Jewelvs
Manikins viii! complete the bill Tho
performing puppets represent famous
characters OF to-day-statcsmen actc-.
pulpit orators and stars OF the onera
and dramatic stage
With each OF the vaudeville perform
ances there will be new instailmcn,
OF war pictures and the usual com.
PIGMENT OF coA!edy stnd fashion nlms
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MIG PHOTOPLAYS SHOWN
AT IMII.E Tiit.ATER NOV

Manager NJ l.. Hofheiner has
changed, or switched, the policy OF
his two picture houses, the Little
Thcater and the New Theater, trans-
ferring the feature photoplays from the
latter To the former.
For the Little Theater three attrac-
tive programs have been arranged for
The week. On Monday and Tuesday
John Emerson, one of the most cmi-
ncnt of Amrican actors, will be seen
in the famous comedy drama. "A
Bachelors Romance" The play itself
has been favorite for many years
because of its sound, wholesome ro-
nance and it's delightful comedy. Fol
lowers of the Grayce Scott Compa ny
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MICHELENA AND vAIII NALIJ
AMONG COLONIkI'S Sr,t,

For tomorrow and Tuesday at the
Colonia! the California Motion Picture
Corpora iion releases the hvc-rart
nhotoplay, The Lily 2: Poverty Fiat"
based on story by Bret Harte. and
featuring Rcatriz Michclena Miss
Miche!ena sprung into renown hy her
~ork In The tilm play. "Mignom." which
mas won the favor OF the picture fans
throughout the United states The
LILY or Poverty Flat" Of course. is
Beatriz Michelcna, and the scenario
PROVIDES characteristics story of
western mining life, with wealth OF
incident ana "A variety of picturesque
characters amidst beautiful settings.
Miss Michelena has splendid acting
opportunities III comedy AS well as
drama, and she is beautiful 10 look at
The story embraces powerful love
element which never flags
On "Wednesday and THURSDAY William
Fox presents Prom the VALLEY Of mo
MISSING. ptcturized from the novel Nv
Grace Miller White, author Of Tess o-
the Storm Country" and produced h,.
Frank Powell. who directed q, Fool
There was. and The Children OF the
Ghetto. The story is an absorhinc,
one. which gains in powcr ana .unr-
tivsness from the fact thar u..t,,a,
scenery and actua! Backgrounds ,,ka
the place OF black ink and white papnr
The cast IN this production Includes
caht 'h'iiei' L'i IiltliF !'tHiTE HOrDa n
in Life" At the Manhattan O,cr.
House. New York; Arlcon Hacker,
leading woman in To Day, tho TohIn
twins. Genevicve and Gcoree tvo or
the cleverest Juvenile actors on mo
stage; Clifford Bruce. we'll known eor
his work in a Fool There Was. roh.
ert Cummings, and many others Mo-.
than 1000 people arc seen in Inc rnan,,
thrilling scenes.
For Friday and Saturday y ,o;.
offers the dramatic star, Vail Nalu #,
Mrs. sFiske's stage success The ,i,rh
Road" in five parts Of sustained iu,er.
est and suspense when II was d4ridoa
to convert the former stage niece i,.n
a motion picture production. Mr poIrn
sought far and wide for the n-onAr So,
to portray the role Of tho ferv vounr
heroine. Valli Nalli was finally selcc,
ed, and the judgment OF Tho produce.
/ was fully justified by the results AZ,
tanned by the young star
1.-THE High Road tells the .,ovy ., ,
beautiful young women who !cavcE he,
home to seek career Her nam ~
destiny leads her into one Of the ma
! sweatshops Of great city ana ne,
heart rebels AT the sights her evcs no.
hold. She becomes the moving sni,,
In a movement Tor better trca,n.r,
better surroundings ana pro,ec,io,
! from IRE. Her lessons AZ" -unbondo,
I and a great FIRE comes TO ILLUSTRATE he
forethought. The High Road" abound
In thrilling scenes. dramatic cl!maAe
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NEW THEATER's PROGRAM
CHANGED EVERY DA

AS stated in the outline of the Little
Theater's offerings for the week. the
New Theaters policy has been changed
by Manager NJ. l.. Hofhcimer. and a
daily change OF program has been sub
stituted for the three week feature
film plan that has obtained there for
some time. In consequence the day
scale OF prices will prevail at all times.
II is the intention of the manage
ment to provide the best short fea-
lures that can be obtained. specialize
ing. so to speak. in threc-act films that
have won an established success
throughout the country. The manage
mcnt has set apart Friday as Laugh
Day." hence II is assumed that come
dies only will be shown on that day.
including many Of those in which
Charlie Chaplin is featured. The who
Pays?" series will also be exhibited.
THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY"
SERIAL FEATURE AT REX
An extraordinary feature photoplay
has been engaged by the management
of the Rex Thcater. in The diamond
From the sky" a serial produced by
the American Film Manufacturing Com
pany. Judging from its first chapter.
ii may he said with certainty that the
story is of an exceptionally thrilling
character. filled with exciting and dra-
matte incidents The management OF
the Rex considers the picture OF such
Importance that it has planned TO run
only one chapter each week. and has
fixed upon Saturday as the best day for
that purpose. as being the most con-
vencnt day for its patrons in general
Beginning Saturday. May Is. an in
stallment OF The Diamond From the
Sky" will be shown at tho Rex every
Saturday for fifteen weeks Lottie
Fickford. sister OF Little Mary" and
Irving Cummings are only two OF the
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REX THEATRE
Ola M O N D
FROM THE
SKY"
Whnt They Sny About "Thc Din
mond from the Sky"

Americas greatest film critics--the
trade prcss-saw the first three
chapters OF The Diamond from the
Sky" Their opinions are printed
here. Note that they are unanimous
in their decision that The Dia-
mond from the Sky is one OF the
greatest serials ever screened: one
Of the greatest conceptions that has
yet been brought forth."-Billboard
The Diamond from the Sky is
in class by itself."-Reel Life.
Undoubtedly the best continued
picture that has been put on tho
markct."-Ncw York Telegraph
We're unanimous in declaring 1t
one Of the best ever witncsscd"-
photography.
The story is intensely gripping"
Moving Picture World.
The Diamond from the Sky" tho
new 100000 photoplay. featuring
LoTTlE PICKFORD and an all-star
cast.
100000 In cn.h will he given to
the person who submits the most
acceptable suggestion for sequel
to tho Diamond from the sky"
This great serial story begins
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it's statement of earnings for 1914. aud
the total amount is $507.676. During
1914 the company expended s1.3so.202
to complete and equip Dam River Mil
No, 4 and improve Riverside Mill. the
amount named being In addition to
ordinary maintenance. From this cx-
pcnditure there was deducted for de-
probation charge 100000. Dividends
were paid at per cent. on preferred
stock and 10 per cent. on common. In
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1914. 100000 preferred stock was cold
at par. The annual statement of tho
corporation for the twelve months end
Ing December 81. 1914. Is as follows:
Assets--Reai estate and machinery. in
Guiding both Riverside and Dam River
plants. $9,64S.iSS.11: stock owned In
other companies. 100000: cash. $685.
oO3.7l: bills and accounts receivable.
sl.o46.1o5.1 inventories. stock In pro-
cess. cotton supplies. ETC.. Sl,6l4.572ol;
total S13.644.160.
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LITTLE; TtIEtTi:I,.

All the week, continuous performance
from $40 morning to II niEht--MotiOn
pictures. Monday md Tuesday, John
Emerson. In "a Bachelors Romancc"i
Wednesday, md Thursday. MnrSucritc
Clark, In 'WIldn0ver": fridny md
Saturday, Blanche sweet. in "fhc War
rehh of Virginia."
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STRAND TIIEATER.

All the week, continuous performance
from IL noon to tI-Parnmount pie
lures. Frat hnif Of tho week, blanche
Sweet, In "rhc Captive; second hnlf,
Hazel DAWN. In 'Niobc."
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notable cast employed in the making
OF the picture.
On Monday and Tuesday and Thurs
day and Friday, Mutual Master Pictures
will be shown at the Rex. with Tho
Victim on the first two days and a
fairy tale picture on the latter two.
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VAUDEVILLE, AND PICTURES
Weekly Calendar
LYRIC THEATER.
~ All the week, with daily mntfncrs-
Popular vaudeville and pictures.
COLONIAL THEATER.

All the week. continuous performance
from ~ noon TO I1-Motion pictures.
Monday md Tucsdny. BcntrtI Niche
lena, In "1hc Lily of Poverty Flint;
"Wednesday aud Thursday. "Thc Valley
of the Missing; Friday and Saturday,
>vani Nalli, in The High Rond."
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Rl.N TItEATI:Tt.

All the week, continuous performance
from I0:30 morning TO II nIEht-Mo-
ton pictures, featuring on Saturday
1.-THE Diamond From the sky"
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DANVILLE'S BIG MILLS

DANVILLE. VA. May S.--The South's
largest cotton manufacturing estab-
lishment, the Riverside 4 Dam River
Cotton Mills, OF this city. has published
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NEW TiII:.tTf:ii.

All the week. continuous performance
from 1890 morning To II niEht-Notion
pictures. with dnily change of pro-
gram.
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and vivid acting Valli Nalli is sup
ported by cast of excellent actors.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
FUNERAL OF JAS. N.
lAy6nLM Hello MONDAY

The funeral Of the late Jas. w.
Laughlin Of Cripple Greek was held
ai Wilson's undertaking chapel At .
clock this afternoon and was con.
ducted by Rev. C. T. Ilsley of the Bap-
tist church. Burial was at Lakeside
cemetery.
Deceased was son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Laughlin OF South Ninth street
and was thirtyeight years OF age. He
had been . resident OF the Cripple
Creek district for twcnty-three years
and died In the hospital there last
Friday afternoon from pneumonia az.
ter an illness Of couple Of days dur
alton. He was prominent among the
Pioneers Of Teller county. although
he was but . young man when he
went there. He had been engaged In
mining In the Cripple Creek district
since the early days OF tho camp and
had wide circle Of friends there.
He leaves q widow and = two-year.
old daughter two brothers In Grip.
PIE Greek. John A. I.Aughiin and
Chas. A. Laushiin. two sisters. Mrs.
Ninnlc Hopkins and Mrs. May wied-
crhoId. residents OF this city. besides
the aged parents. also living in this
&C immunity. Mr.. and Mrs. Laushlin
ST.. have both been suffering from
pneumonia during the last two weeks,
but are convaIescing from its effects.
The remains were brought here
from Cripple Creek Saturday evening"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
SEWN
NOTICE OF FoREcLosuRe sac.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
undersigned. Sheriff Of Fremont Coun-
.ty. State OF Colorado, by virtue Of
an Order, Judgment and Decree OF the
County Court, within and for said
Fremont County, rendered in a Ger
tain cause therein pending, wherein
Lewellyn Hughes was plaintif ana
Orion W. Locke was defendant. and
wherein judgment was rendered in
favor Of said plaintif and against
the said defendant in the sum OF
$29I.40 and the costs of suit THEREIN
taxed at $15-Azl and xxheseh, en-
ordered and directed as such sheriff:
10 sell the herein described premises to
satisfy said judgment and costs and the
costs of this sale, will ON Saturday.
April II, A. d. 1915. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day at the front
deor OF the County Court House in
Canon City, said Fremont County.
offer for sale and Will sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash in
hand the following described premis-
es. situated in Fremont County, State
of Colorado, to-wit:
Beginning Two Hundred seventy
eight (27s) feet East and One Hun
dred sixty-eight and six-tenths
16S-6) feet North of the Southwest
Corner OF the Southeast quarter OF
the Southwest quarter of Section 90.
Township IS. South, Range 20. West
CT the Sixth Principal Meridian. run
Ling thence North One Hundred fifty
one and six-tenths G5I.s) feet;
thence East seventy-five (75) feet:
thence South One Hundred ffty-cne
and six-tenths Q51.6) feet; thence
West Seventy-ave C75) feet to the
place of beginning for the description
Ct this tract; at which time a certi-
fcate OF purchase will issue to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof:
which certificate viii specify the lands
purchased and the sum paid therefor
and the time when the purchaser or
purchasers will be entitled to deed
for such lands, unless the same be
redeemed according to law.
WILLIAM H. NEwCOMB. Sheriff.
First Publication March 25. 1915
Last Publication April 15,.-1915-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ISOLATED TRACT
Public Land Sale

Department Of the Interior. u. q
Land Office at Pueblo, ColorndU.
March "a, 1915
NOTICE is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner OF the
General Land Office. under provisions
of Sec PASS. R. S. pursuant to the
application of Charles e. Halsey.
Serial No o1ss13. We viii offer at
public sale. to the highest bidder, but
al not less than 32-25 per acre. ut
10 O'Clock A. NJ. on the 14th day of
May. next. at this office. the follow
ing tract OF land: VIZ SEk Section
81 T. IS s.. R. II W.. containing 50
acres.
The sale viii not be kept open. bat
WI ha declared closed When thnse
present at the hour named have ceas-
e bidding The person making the
highest bid viii be required 10 imne-
diately pay 10 the Receiver tho
amount thereof.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above described land are advised 10
file their claims. or objections. On or
before the time designated for sale
Not coal land.
J. W. HAWLEY, Register.
G. G. wITHERS. Receiver.
First publication Avril 1. 1915
Last publication, April 20. 1915
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
"JOkER" 4 BOOMERANG

St Paul. MINI. April 5.-Because
certain farmers had complained that
they did not have friends in the iegis
isture Sen. f. ]. weetlake of Mime
apolis introduced q Joker which he
said today. he never hoped to pass
Now his political enemies threaten
to get behind the bill and force Il
through with his name attached. I'M.
less he gives certain concessions on
~ cent railroad fare bill. Some Of
the provisions Of tho joker follow:
All bulls. on highways. must carry
80 pound bells. q steam whistle and
an electric headlight OF not less than
1900 cAEdle power
Cows shah not be permitted to sive
more than 50 quarts Of milk day.
Sheds shall be built over all fields
whore hired men work In summer.
Produce prices must not be incrcas
ed without the consent OF commits
sion.
Eight hours shall constitute hired
mans day. He shall not work any
Sunday or holiday.
Wagons single and double trees
shall be equipped with automatic coup
lefs. relieving the necessity Of. hired
men going behind . horse 70 make Z
ccupling.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
HOW 4 WOMAN PLAYS POKER.

In the April American Magazine
Jsmes Montgomery Flagg tile famous
wis and artist. does an amusing piece
Ia words and pictures. satirixing visi-
tors and visiting. In the following ex-
tract. taken from the piece Mr. Flagg
describes how womn plays poker.
After dinner a game OF poker is
suggested II remains for Mrs. Mac
IN protest that she hadn't played polk
er since she went TO boarding school.
O since she was a midshipman at
Annapolis. or since she drove the first
prairies schooner across the Mojaye
Desert In Is, Or some such excuse.
Well. 4 she did play We must ali be
patient with her e me made mistakes.
Need l say that she never anted
Until the gAngplank was mp and the
Jack pot In midstream on each occa-
sioE; That she asked what beat a
straight and why did she have to put
up eighty cents in the round of
whangs; That she thought bridge
vas much nner-really called for in
teiIect, And that she quit the big
wsnner,-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
nlllER HOTEL DlnIM6 ROOM
RENTED TO JOHN WALKER

AIR and Mrs. John Walker Of siz
rrke avenue experts in the manAge'
men, OF hlEh-ciass cafes. have rented
,he dining room Of the Miller Hotel
md win run II in conjunction with the
rev hostelry which Mr.. p. J. Miller
will formally open to the public
some time this week.
Mr and Mrs. Walker win conduct .
xh,tclass cafe with la-carte service
.nd the new establishment will be
lnown az "Millef's Cafe"
The walkers have had years OF ex'
,,er,euce in this line Of work and In
,Afi TO give to patrons Of the hotel
and the people Of Canon City . cafe
itnt win be worth while in evory res
The furniture and kitchen equip
msnf are now being inaia'led.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
EASTER SUNDAY ATTRACTED
MANY CHURCH GOERS

The weather on Easter Sunday was
bright, warm and delightful and near
II everybody took dyantage OF It to
get out upon the streets and enjoy
The genial sunshine People having
automobiles made excursions into the
surrounding country: visiting Flor
cree and the coal camps A fe.
made the run to Pueblo and others
- Colorado Springs and return All
CT them report the roads in fairly
good conditions for pleasure riding.
There were special services in
nearly all OF the churches In celebrA-
tIon Of the resurrection and lIiies and
oahsr nowers sypical q . RESTORED NE
were every where In evidence The
music was Of an unusually elaborate
character and hosannAhs were sung by
choir and congregation in honor Of
the Redsemer who brought life and
Immortality light
The services II Christ Episcopal and
81 Michael's Catholic churches were
exceptionally beautiful and impress
sive. There was $50 O'Clock prayer
service at the First Presbyterian
church BY the Society Of Christian
Er deavor under the ieadership Of
Jonathan Seaman and in the evening
Rev. SEWER had as special guests the
members OF Canon City Commandery
No. .. knights Templar. In fun unt
form.
A spiendid program Of Easter music
was given at the First Methods,
church Sunday evening under the aus
pIces OF the choir. with c. w. Van Pat
ten A. director and an aasemblase
that filled the spacious auditorium
Was present to hear it.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
NOTICE OF FlNAL sErrLEMENT

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter Of the Estate of Frank
L. Hemphili. deceased
Notice is Hereby Given. That OF
Saturday. the nth day OF April. A. d
1915, at 10 A. NJ. being one OF the
regular days OF the March Term Of
the County Court OF Fremont County
in the State Of Colorado. I. Grace
Hemphill. executrix cf said estate
viii appear before the Judge Of said
Court. present my tinAl settlement as
such executrfx. pray tho approval of
the same, and win then apply to be
discharged as such executrix, Al
which timc and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
jections to the same II any there be
Dated at Canon City Colorado,
March 18th. 1915.
GRACE HEMPHILL..
Executrix OF the Estate OF Frank l.
Hemphill. deceased.
First publication March Is. 1915.
Last publication. April IL. 1915.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-04-08
NOTICE OF FlNAL sErTLEMENr

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
In the Matter OF the Estate q.
Charles o. Hurd. Deceased
Notice is Hereby Given. That 90
Saturday. the 10Th day Of April. A
ID. 1915. at 10 O'Clock A NJ. beiLg
one of the regular days OF the March
Term OF the County Court Of Fremont
County. in the State OF Colorado. l.
Maria E Hurd. Executor OF said es'
tate. viii appear before the judge
Of said Court. present my final set
Element as such Executor. pray the
approval OF the same. and will then
apply to be discharged as such Execu'
tor. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and
present objections to the same II any
there be-
Dated at Canon City. Fremont
County, Colorado. March Sth. 1915.
MARIA E HURD.
Executor OF the estate OF Charles .
Hurd. deceased.
First Publication March IL,
Las; P,;biicrs'cn AI.rii S. 1917