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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
MUST Be NO WRITING IN
PARCEL PUSI PACKAGES


Judging from number of cases
that have occurred recently at the
local postoffice, it does not seem to
be generally known that it is seri-
Gus violation OF law TO enclose 2 writ
ten communication in parcel post
package or along with parcel of
printed matter. Not long ago a large
parcel post package was received at
the Canon City post office in bad con-
dition. While fixing up the package
long letter fell out. This, of course
made the whole package subject to
first class postage and it cost the ad-
dressee something over two dollars
postage due to get the parcel. In ad-
dition to this the sender was subject
to fine of 500 for violating the pos
tai laws. Postal employees are di
ercted by the Department to examine
parcels of second. third and fourth
class matter, and II writing ir
in them. they are obliged to report
the same.
Under a new ruling of the post.
office department letter may now
be attached to the outside of parcel
post package, provided the letter is
supplied with the necessary two cent
stamp or required postage This
makes it unnecessary for anyone to
put any instructions inside the par
Gel.
The only writing that may lawful
ly be placed on or inside a parcel
post package are the name and ad-
dress of the sender. inscriptions such
as Merry Christmas" Happy New
Year." with Best Wishes. and tho
like. There may also be enclosed
with parcel post package an in
voice showing in writing or printing.
the names and quantities Of articles
enclosed. together with inscriptions
indicating for purposes of descrip-
tion." the price, style, stock number,
size. and quality of the articles, the
order or file number, date OF order,
or date and manner of shipment. and
the initials or name OF the sales
men. or the person by whom the ar
ticles were packed or shipped.
There may also be written on such
mail matter the words. please do not
open till Christmas or words 10 that
effect. Any other writing subjects
the parcel to letter postage rates. and
il II is knowingly enclosed and de-
posted in the mails. the sender is liza
Bile to fine OF not over 500.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
MRS. JAMES WALKER DIED
WEDNESDAY MORNING

Mrs. Elizabeth Walker. widow Of
the late James Walker. died at 2
o'clock "wednesday morning at the
home OF her son. James Walker, Jr.,
in Coal Creek. aged seventy-four
years, eleven months and thirteen
days. Deceased was pioneer Of Col
orado and lived fos any years ct
Coal Creek. Later she removed with
her husband to Silver clin. which
was the family home for long per-
iod. subsequently the family came
to Canon City.
She was a native OF Scotland. being
born at Newart Hin in that country
February 2s. 1910. She came to Am
erica in 1874. and was a resident Of
this county fo- more than a quarter
of a century. She was sister Of
David cowan of this city, Mrs. NJ.
westwater OF South Canon. John
Cowan OF Coal Creek and William
Cowan of Florence. She was an aunt
OF Mrs. Wilson Pearson OF this plaza.
Mrs Walker was woman of high
character and enjoyed the confidence
and esteem of wide circle OF friends.
Her husband died Ave or six years
ago.
The surviving children are Alexan-
der walker OF Colorado Springs. Jas.
Walker. Jr OF Coal Creek and Charles
and william walker of Cripple Creek;
all of whom were at her bedside
when the end came.
The remains were brought TO Canon
City Wednesday morning and taken
to Wilson's undertaking chapel. The
funeral TOOK place from the late home
of the deceased. 1919 Prescott ave.
South Canon. and was conducted by
Elder yanderman of the Adventist
church. Burial was at Lakeside ceme-
terry.
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CANON DRUG COMPANY
SETTLED IN new LOCATION

After several days hard work Mr..
Downs has The Canon Drug Store
nicely arranged in its new location ut
712 Main street in the Odd Fellows
building. It is the only business Of
the kind In that section Of the town
and is fully prepared and ready to
take care Of all the trade which
comes to It.
Mr.. Downs is anxious to build up
his store on service and quality md
is laying an excellent foundatIcn. !.
Prescriptions can be filed de1 o.
night and prompt delivery IL assured.
Mr.. Downs is an experienced drug
gist Of many years and conncien-
tiousIy and intelligsutiy filIs pre-
scriptions Just as they should be.
When you want anything 10 the
drug or sundry line, you viii always
nnd the Canon Drug company fully
prepared and RlAd TO serve you. In
the new Odd Fellows Building.
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CRUSHED
TO DEATH
UNDER BIG
BLOCK OF
GRANITE

Rollie Beach. a member Of Canon
City Lodge No. 6l0, Il. p. o. E., met
an accidental death at Texas Creek
about o'clock Friday afternoon while
unloading stone on a Denver & Rio
Grande freight car. A neavy block of
granite was being lifted from the
quarry onto the car when one of the
guy ropes holding the derrick in posi-.
ton broke and caused the stone to
fall on the unfortunate man, killing
him instantly.
Beach of Cotopaxi, for many years a
member of the Republican county cen
trail committee from his precinct. He
was twenty-four years of age and was
unmarried. The remains were brought
to Canon City on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. 16 Friday night to be pre-
pared for burial at Wilson's undertake
ing parlors. Young Beach was highly
respected by ali who knew him and a
wide circle of friends and acquaint-
ances deplore his untimely end.
The two brothers of the deceased,
Ralph and Jay Beach, we're in Denver
at the time of the accident, but reach
ed here this morning in response to
message apprising them Of the sad
affair. Mrs. Ralph Beach. who form
erly resided here, is visiting at the
home of her mother Mrs. Hurd, in the
Four Mile district.
The funeral will take place from
the family home, near Cotopaxi, at
II o'clock Sunday morning after
which the remains will be laid to
rest in the cemetery at Coaldae. A
committee from the Elks lodge here
will. probably, go to cotopaxi to at
tend the obsequies and to Coaldale
TO take part in the burial service.
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DOES ANYONE
KNOW THESE MEN

Mayor Smith Is In receipt OF let
ter from law firm in Saint John, n.
b., who are desirous OF finding out
the whereabouts of Hugh ]. Ready
and James F. Ready, who are said to
have lived in this locality at one time.
The letter follows:
Saint John. " b. Feb. 4. 1915.
His Worship. The Mayor.
Canon City. Colo.
Dear Sir-we are desirous of OBJ
tanning information as to the present
whereabouts OF two brothers named
Ready. formerly OF this city and
Sons Of the late James Ready. who
died in March. 1919. leaving an es-
tate in which the said brothers are
substantially interested. The names
of the brothers are as follows:
Hugh J. Ready. aged about afty
years. who left this city about two
years ago.
James F. Ready. aged abont forty
years who left this city about ten,
years ago
We win be obliged II you viii as
sist US in obtaining the above infor.
nation. Thanking you in antIcipa-
tion Of your kindness In this matter.
we remain. Very sincerely yours,
Barnhiii. Ewing & Sanford.
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ROBERT PEARCY IS
BROUGHT TO HOSPITAL

Robert Pearcy OF Park Center, who
was hurt as the result Of q runaway
accident on Wednesday. was brought
to the hospital here this morning for
treatment. Just how serious Nr.
Pearcy's wounds are has not yet been
determined. but are sufficiently grave
to be somewhat alarming to his
friends. 1t is understood that he is
suffering from paralysis Of the bowels.
but that is believed by his physician
to be but temporary.
While endeavoring about noon on
Wednesday to unhitch his team from
post where they had been tied one
OF the horses lunged forward, crowd
ing Mr.. Pearcy against barbed wire
fence and knocking him down. Be
fore he could get up the horses start
ed to run and both wheels OF the
wagon passed over him, injuring his
back quite severely.
Half an hour later Mr.. Pearcy was
found lying helpless and in great pain
by the roadside by neighbor boy.
who summoned assistance and car
ried him home. No homes were broken
but internal injuries inflicted, the
exact character Of which has not yet
been ascertained.
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COST OF
LIVING OF
AVERAGE
FARMER

washinston. Feb. 1.-THE Depart
ment of Agriculture. after investisat-
ing 4ss families In ten different
states in an effort TO get, correct
answer for the puzzling question.
How much does the average farmer
make?' has reached the conclusion
that the annual value OF the food.
fuel. oil and shelter enjoyed by the
average farm family is s5O5. What
ever the farmer makes over this
amount the farmer spends or puts
In the bank.
OF the 35o5. the farm furnished
directly 1929. leaving only SIC to BE-
paid for with farm products or ont
Of the money obtained from farpa
products. Food vas Of course. the
principal item. This amounted -
ssol.ss. of which ssssse.ss5s. So or sss.ss 3
percent, was raised on the farm.
The investigators found that on the
farm examined the average cost Of
maintaining each grown person was
sl7e year. divided as follows.
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stop That couob-Now

When you catch Cold. or begin te
Cough. the frst thing to do IL to take
Or. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey. It 'pene
trates the Innings Of the Throat and
Lungs and fights the Germs Of the
Disease. giving quick relief ana nat
ural healing. "Our whole family de
pend on Pine-Tar-Honey for Coughs
and Colds" writes Mr.. E. Williams
Hamilton, Ohio. It always helps. 25t
at your druggist
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FIVE CENTS PROVES IT

\ Generous offer. Cut out this ad
enclose with cents to Foley & Co,
Chicago. Illinois. writing your name
and address plainly, and receive q
free trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs
colds and Group; Foley Kidney Pills
for kidney and bladder complaints
backache, pains IN joints. rheumatism
hnd Foley cathartic Tablets. a whole.
some and thoroughly cleansing cath
artic--try Ill three for csnts, the
cost Of mailing. sola By the Corner
Drug Store s--a1v.
I 4.
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or this only about rs per cent Wa
paid out in cash The remainder was
furnished by the farm. not In the
form OF money. but in those things
for which the money would have been
exchanged. ON certain area in
North Carolina included in tle scope
Of the investigation il was found thai
II 4 bad not BEEN FOR such articles
as tea. coffee. sugar salt and other
groecries impossible TO produce at
home. the farms would have been
self-Anataining. =
The bulk OF groceries are bought
said The investigators. but no total
quantity consumed depended 10 :
great extent upon the quantity Of amp
NAL products and vegetables raised
on the farm Where these abound
ed the consumption Of groceries di,niu-
ished. From this II would seem an
obvious way TO eject an important
saving In expenses Il to raise mosr
vegetables and animal products on
the farm Whether II is better to cut
down expenses In this way or to In
crease receipts BY coscentrafinE at
tcntion on cash crops n one Of the
great problems In farm msnAsement.
the answer to which IN each individual
case depends upon local conditions"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
TWO MINERS INJURED
IN poNNELLy MINE

J. Benson. of Florence and Joe
stroppa. Of Rockvais, two miners en-
ployed At the Donneily coal mine
near Williamsburg wers injured Wed
nesday afternoon as result Of . fall
Of rock In ons Of the rooms. Mr.. Ben:
son suffered . fracture Of ons Of his
arms and Mr.. stroppa's injuries con.
siSt Of deep gnsh cn his forehsad
and some minor bruises.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-18
PIANO FoR REMT.

With privileEe Of buying iatsr and
having rent paid apply On he prics, o.
will sell nov % responcibip peFty -
easy monthly. auaFtsEiy! - c1la9.
nuAl terms. Write q enao ~ png1,o'
uiars % ~ KSi61 '
Go, poaNel O.
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cARp or THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation 70 the many
friends snd neishbors who 20 kind
y assisted " during tho illness end
death Of our beloved husband and
father. We wish also TO express our
many thanks 70 the friends who
sent the beautiful nowers during his
long illness. also to the orders OF the
b. P. o. r.. the w o. W.. and the
M. W. A.. and tho employees Of the
etFatbmore Hotel; eiso the three Al
lison sisters for their beantikul music
and Reverend Geo. ,. ssvisr Whe "a
ably con1uctod The funeral sessicta
MRS. AL BAXTER and FAMILY,
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Colds Ar ostsn Mors SERIOUS; stops
Pessible Complications

Tho disregard Of > Cold has often
brought many regret. The fact Of
snsssins. Coughing. Or = Fever should
b warning enough that your systsm
nssds immedlats sssrtiou. Certainly
I.ess u elssp 4 most seriopss Itisa
warning givsn ~ NatuFs n y map'S
~ q kinssI1 q osS'sl " 1s,ng ~
~ ~ K'16'1 m n,SSeSs 4
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g., -.
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Lucas County.

Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
be is senior partner Of the nrm OF F.
J. Cheney 4 Co. doing business n
tho City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid. and that ssid nrm viii pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case oi
catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day of De-
cembor. A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public,
(. Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter
naIly and acts directly upon the bloot
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Send for testimonials. free.
+. J, CHENEY I CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold By All druggists. 7bc.
Take. Hsii's Family Pills for consti
pation.--adv.
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vIsltInu N wesselIN.

Mrs. George Criffcn has gone u
westcliffe to visit her con. wm- p.
criffcn who has good ranch IN Gus
ter county.
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GROUP
Rendered Harmless b Foley's Hsa<y
and Tar CsnpssnA. h Masirfs
this Terrsr q CkiIlhss1.

OF course u scare you 70 ksay tbna 1cad,
hoarra, croupy cougk You know che lfttie
throat lsnli checked mp and The naspinE. BtFane-
Ing Asht for bseath nusa b hsipsd % cnes,
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State Of Ohio. city of Toledo. ,
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Total .-...-......... $1,000
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ECONOMY OFFSETS
B. & 0. DECREASES
With S7.3I0. 5OG Less Gross
Earnings Lines 1915 Net
Increases S3.O91.t9
TO PAY USUAL DIVIDENDS

The estimated earnings of the Bait.
1915 were made public yesterday after
n meeting of the directors at which ''a
regular semi-annual dividends wrr. d,.
clared. When compared with th' actual
earnings of 1914 there was a startling
decrease In gross earnings, but in View
of this there was n satisfactory return
in net earnings. The estimated u,. ..
come OF the company for the year OF
1918 was Sl0.5s7.iG3, as compared wla
SO. 200, 500 in 1914. an increase Of ST..
3S6.S9G.
The statement OF the present sea.
operations considered at the directors
meeting was based on the actual figures
for eleven months and the estimated
figures for the month Of June. Total
operating revenues for 1915 We're Sal
aii,503. as compared with s"Ha1Gluug
In 1914, a decrease of SI.3i3.50 Total
operating expenses We're $G3.HG-.Hs,
against s7l,i03.3N? a dccrcis, of $780,
al .OOl, with "A net operating revenue OF
S2T.Sj3,1l5 against S2i.1GO,G2O lu the
year previous. an increase of Sa,uHli a..
The operating income OF the p|rrpri'n
for 1918 was S24,5G3,I33. as compared
with $2t.j3i,l5i in 1914, an increase .,
S3.O29.2S2. Gross corporate income
amounted TO SEQ. iG2. NJ. against >g1
37S.O2l in the year previous, ana M
prOvement of S2.ONi,39l. The uc'
come for 1915 is estimated at $lu.5,,
4GS. against S9,26O.jG6 in 1914, q gam
Of S1,3S6.s9i.
DeduCting the preferred dividend from
this amount leaves Sc. 232.33j app'.,la %
to the Slj2. 0O0, 900 common stock ol'-
standing. After the payment OF me r-
ular dividend of > per cent. on Thu bats,
OF stock there remain SG3i,G32 q, ts
carried to surplus.
In commenting on the decreases NH
the company was able To- make Zoo
expenses the directors say hat S-.t-5il
was saved in he conducting OF t.r,-
portation. the ratio for the year l,
37.i2 per cent, compared wi'h lN.-
per cent. in 1914. Maintenance of .iG
meut expenses decreased Sl.''H
Maintenance OF way expenses FOR tn
year of 1874 carried a charge u
10000 incident to the 1918 d
Eliminating this amount from oil. '.f
decrease of $3.i5N.5S? il shows
other maintenance items have do.r,
81, 266. 3iG. The total operating
for the year was lower than 'nt'
1914, being $3.50 per cent. a. conn
wiki 1908 per cent. In the ycar p
vious.
The regular s"emi-annual dividend.
. per cent. on the preferred and -.
cent. on the common stock WEI,
clared. The dividends are pdyth,
September /, to Stockholders of ...orl
July 81.
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EXCHANGE HIGHER ON SELLING
Helped by Liquidation Of Amcri-
rnn shares Held In Europe.

Foreign exchange rates were frac-
tlonally stronger yesterday on the con-
tinued liquidation OF European held
American securities.
Demand sterling closed at 4.7Ga, with
cables at ATS, as compared with
4.76 ii-l6 for demand and A7i%-
for cables on Wednesday. Francs
were higher at 5.G4a for checks II
5.Gi for cables, against "A previous close
OF 1854 for checks and 5.6ila for
cables. Marks closed at SlA for sight
drafts and SIS for cables. They were
quoted on Wednesday at 81 GIG Tor
drafts and ST.. for cables. Italian
lire were weaker at G12i2. against "A
previous close OF G.10, While Austrian
kronen were unchanged at l0.lU.
There was received yesterday at the
Sub-Treasury Sl.25O.0O0 in gold coin
from the Bank OF England depository
in Ottawa. This gold Importation in
creased the total gold received from
all sources since January ! TO approx
mately sl26. 900. 900. OF which about
ss5 900, 900 has come from Canada.
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THE CURB MARKET.
Movement IrrcguInr-StrcnRth In
Number Of Issues.

The movement of stocks was some
what Irregular In yesterdays curb trad
ing, although the strength exhibited by
a number Of issues impaired a strong
appearance to the session. The vol
ume of business was greater than that
OF the previous day. Prices displayed
the most frmness in the later trading.
The behavior Of Electric boa was
most spectacular, both the common and
preferred scoring new high records and
closing at gains of "a II 81 points
respectively. car. Light and Power
recovered y point, while Standard Mo-
tors moved up q.
In other departments fluctuations
were Irregular. In the bond division
krnnecott Copper Gs eascd Off = point.
while Westinghouse Electric gained a
liz" amount
Transactions IN detail on the market
yesterday were as follows:
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

There were uncertain price fluctua-
tons on the Consolidated stock Tx
change yesterday.
United States steel common, which
led In activity with "A of 800
shares, opened at 5S's, Il decline Of X
of "A point from Wednesday. After
touching 3Si. 1t rallied to 59iS, bu.
closed at 5sa, Reading. another ac-
tive stock. opened at 1853. also a de-
cline of - of a point: early sold as
low as l4jas. hen rallied 10 llG',,
but afterward weakened again. tuuch-
ing n low OF 1iia,. II closed At liji,.
a weak spot in the market was Mis-
souri, Pacific. 1t opened at iI, an
Ovt~light decline OF "A full point, an,
touched in the early afternoon a.. which
established n new low record price. !,
closed at 3ai.
Sales totalled 32.o32 shares.
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MONEY M EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve be
rates were I per cent. for thirty .u
ninety days and > per cent. for long
bills.
open market discounts. primo a,.,,
ances. maturing up to ninety days.
H2lt per cent
Commercial paper rates were
80 per cent. for sixty and ninety J
bills II FOR four to six omrths %,
names A.. per cent. for others.
Time money was easy i'm tone a
quiet. Rates We're ga T2i, per y,r
for sixty days. pa ara, per cent t
ninety days. 90. as per cent for 70.
months. 3G3l, per cent. for five ,n
sin months.
Exchange yesterday ruled at - r,r
cent, high, = per cent. low, - p,.
cent.
Domestic exchange on New York =
l.ouis, par; San Francisco, 45c. pre-
MUM Minneapolis. soc. premium g.
cago. l5c. discount Cincinnati. pf
Montreal. $3.50 premium.
Call money on London was ~ r
cent. short bills. A., per cent. thu.
months bills, A.. per cent.
Sterling exchange was about steady
Final quotations Were Demand. 416a.
cables, 4.77a>.
Thu weekly statement of the Rank Of
England shows the following changes
Total reserve increased f73G. 600 uI,-
culation increased f437 zoe bullion
creased tl,l73.0O other securities ..
creased fl4,l25.00O other deposits a,
creased f79j.0OO; public deposits go,
creased fl3,Gl6,000 Government stcg'
ties, unchanged.
TIL proportion Of the banks rcscr,,
to liabilities is now 1850 per cent
against 1920 per cent, last week,
Bar silver in London, - 9-l6d. New
York, 41l2c.
New York Clearing House Statement
Exchanges, s3l7,GI9,0S0: balances, 81
5il.N1S; Suh-Treasury credit haitr.
lSlN.Ni1.
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THE STEEL MARKET.
Demand Improvcs-Nni Operas
tiOns steadily Increase.

Demand for steel products from home
and abroad continues 10 improve and
mill operations are being steadily in
creased. The incoming business OF the
United States steel Corporation Is run
ming close to 10000 tons a day. The en-
port demand for war material and com
mercial steel has shown no signs
OF slackening. Domestic buying has
shown Improvement recently. 1t is ex-
pccted that railroads will be better
buyers in tho near future. as their earn
ings have been somewhat better.
The Iron Age yesterday reported an
advance OF % cents u ton in No. . pig
iron, valley furnace. Open hearth bill
let's n wire rods We're moved up 80
cents a ton, beams up 81 a ton. wire
nails up b cents n key, fence wire up 81
a ton and galvanized wire up 50 n ton.
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LONDON. July s.-Thc markets were
quiet. without much change in prices.
Business was st,ll very light. CIT
edged securities hesitatcd. The old war
loan was dealt IN heavily. Horne rails
were firm. Rubbers and oils wtr, firm.
There was little trading I'm American t,-
sues. Prices eased off, following the
tendency on your side.