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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Prof \. l.. Nelson Of Provo WIS w.
speaker at the Tabernacle services
sunday evening other parts on we
nrorrom were piano solo by MISS
Jenna Bradshaw, a vocal solo by Ar
thur Livingston and a reading by N'''
Sarah Taylor
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

The Belo swarm of the Second Ward
Y. l.. NJ. l. A., gave n successful social
dancing party in the assembly rooms
Tuesday evening. Cakes and punch
were served
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Mrs William st. Joer, of Bennion,
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs A. Brad
der
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

James c. Cough. William Truman
Sir. Thomas Triniman and I'd Sar-
gent went up American Fork canyon
Tuesday to do some development on
the New West group Of claims.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

David Thomas Of Fairfield, was a
Lehi visitor Monday, He reports the
dry farm wheat southwest of Fairfield
looking fine.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Mrs. Frank O'Brien returned TO her
home In Salt Lake Sunday after
spending ten days Visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. w. T.. Racker.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Miss Viola Peterson returned Sun
day from weeks visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Eugene Bone, at Riverdale,
near Ogden.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Miss Ella Gaisford, who Is attending
the summer school at the b. Y. L.
spent Sunday with her parents in
Lehi
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

william Murdoch came in irom 'u'
r-intah Reservation Monday for meo''
cal treatment lie reports the crops
40 Iooklng fine IN the reservation
country The Murdoch Brother O'"
100 acres of their farm in crop
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Mr.. and Mrs J. +, Fitzgerald of
Draper were visiting Mrs. Fitzgerald's
parents, Mr., and Mrs II C. Feather
stone. Sunday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Morgan Lott, the plumber. has been
busy the past week installing plumb
ing fixtures In the new S. j. Taylor
home, remodeling the work In Mrs
Abe Gudmundsen's home and putting
In a sanitary system for Elmer jack
son.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

4 horse hitched to light huEs' '"'
halonging to Mrs. T. \. Dixon '",
away. down Main street TUESDAY. ,,,o
m effort TO stop it, the horse ran 'n nv,
a. A. SHADES fence and broke W,
,ho,,. in the buggy the only damage
sustained
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Mr. and Mrs. Christian Knudson
and Mrs Catherine Knudson went to
Spanish Fork yesterday to attend the
silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs Hat
verson
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-07-03

Mesdames John Roberts, Ella Man
ing and S. J. Taylor took their child
rem to Salt Lake TO the children's
day al Saltair Monday
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coLonAoo's NEW PEST LAW.

the last general assembly amended
the old pest law SO It is now more
workable. The amended law became
effective July 18th.
Under the new law It will be posi-
BILE to organize pest districts for the
determination or control OF prairie
dogs. grass hoppers and other rodent
or insect pest wherever majority Of
the resident land owners petition the
county commissioners OF their county.
Grass hoppers are reported abund-
ant this season from all sections Of
the state and It may be advisable TO
organize pest districts in some local
files for their control.
For copies OF this law, blanks for
forming pest districts or information
concerning hSecontrol OF these pests
address the State Entomologist. Fort
Collins. Colo.
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DAILY ROAD MAP SERVICE
TO START ON JULY 18Th

Beginning July Is the Mountain
States Telephone company win issue
the daily road report which in con-
nection with the road chart VIII each
day show the exact condition Of ev-
cry road and highway in Colorado.
These charts and daily reports will be
furnished to public places or concerns
which subscribe for the road map SER
vice.
The large chart shows each and
every road and highway of the state
in number. Reports are received at
telephone Offices of the condition of
all these roads and this information
in turn is given to the subscribers.
Accompanying the road chart are
daily report blanks with correspond
ing road numbers and hence by num-
Der reference to the chart one may
learn what the actual conditions are
on each road in any part of the state.
This daily road map was an idea
launched at the last session of the
Colorado Good Roads Association. 1t
was designed to be of great value to
automobile tourists who may know
each day whether road over which
they will travel is muddy OF sandy.
whether it is dry or has been rained
upon. The maps viii be found in prom
inent places like hotels and garages,
newspaper offices and public build
ings.
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JOHN R. LAWSON GETS
LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Trinidad. July 13.-John r. Law
son, international board OF United
Mine Workers OF America. convicted
on May of the murder of Deputy
Sheriff John Nimmo near Ludlow on
Oct. 1s. 1913. was Monday afternoon
denied a new trial by Judge CRANKY
Hillyer in the district court
The labor leader was forthwith SEN
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor
for life in the state penitentiary.
Mr.. Lawson was escorted TO the
Jail by the sheriff and was accompa-
MED by number OF local union off,
cials.
This. for me. is but the begin.
ming" said Mr.. Lawson. Il maintain
have broken no law and committed
no crime unless it be that am a coal
miner. honored by my fellow work
ers with their years Of confident faith
that my devotion viii stand even this,
the acid test. for the maintenance Of
their principles.
My experience may help to awaken
others to living wrongs in our world
calling as definitely today as in time
past for remedy"
In denying the motion for a new
trial Judge Hillyer reviewed each sep
arate contention Of the applicant and
stated at the conclusion of his ruling
that in his Judgment there was not
sufficient ground for n retrial of the
case, that the defendant had been
given fair and impartial trial by
jury OF twelve men and that it was
his unpleasant drty under the law
to deny the motion.
When asked by the court II he had
any statement to make before judg-
ment was pronounced. Mr.. Lawson
rose and read lengthy statement in
which he maintained his innocence.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. BEATTY
TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The remains of the late Mrs. J. NJ.
Beatty, who died at the hospital in
Salida at noon on Saturday, were
brought here on Sunday and taken to
Wilson's undertaking chapel at 72S
Main street. The funeral took
place from the First Baptist church,
of which the deceased was a member,
at O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The
service will be conducted by Rev. C.
T. Ilsley. Interment will be at Lake
side cemetery.
The maiden name of the deceased
was Dollie ]. Lewellen and she was
born at BowlinP Green, Missouri,
February "a. 1866. June 80, 1886 she
was married TO Charles Henderson.
from which union two children were
born. Carl and Cecil. The former is
dead and the latter is a resident of
this city; being employed at present
by the Canon Auto company.
At Curryville, Missouri. on Decem-
ber "a, 1898. the deceased was married
to James NJ. Beatty. After resi-
dence' there Of one year they removed
to Armada, Missouri, where the made
their home until 1902. when they came
TO Canon City to live. OF the second
marriage two children were born,
Jack and Ruby. The former was
born October 4, 1894 and the latter
January 25. 1899.
Mrs. Beatty was a member of Can
on Homestead No. 1873, Brotherhood
of American Yeomen, and the ser
vices at the cemetery will be under
the auspices OF that order
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REV. C. |. DEAN new PAS
TOR OF CHRISTIAN CHURCH

At the conclusion of the regular
service at the Christian church Sum
day morning, Rev. Charles Lemuel
Dean Of Albuquerque. New Mexico.
was elected pastor Of the congrega-
tion. The church has been without a
regular pastor since the resignation.
Of Rev. o. s. Reed at the beginning
of the year to engage in ministerial
work at Manzanoila, Colorado. Rev.
Dean was for six years pastor of the
Christian church at Leveland in this
state and for the last seven or eight
months has held the pastorate of his
church at Albuquerque. where a
twelve thousand dollar place of wor-
ship has been erected as the result
OF his enterprise. Rev. Dean, who
has a wife and two daughters. will
enter upon his pastorate here the
nrst OF October.
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WILL LEAVE ON NEXT
WEDNESDAY FOR SAN DIEGO

@. '. HOdgin ana A. H. McLain
viii leave on the Santa Fe train Wed
nesday Afternoon for San Diego, Cali.
fornia, where they will represent the
interests Of Canon City in the pro
posed two'million dollar sanitarium
shortly 70 be established BY the 10y.
n Order Of Moose at some point in
Colorado. It II expected that tho
matter Of the location Of the contem.
pistsd institution will be determiz..
"a at the Moose grand lodge meeting,
Whish eonvoass e San Diego next
lIou1sy, lloisRs Hodgin ana McrAiu
WiIi Mt lte - nFnnoiscc exposi.
- ha11M lhslg ee1nn hens
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SERGEANT koPpcg ANptwIFg
IN CANON.

Sergeant A. L. Kopple and wife and
daughter Mary Of st. Louis are gnests
at the James johnson home at ia
Macon avenue. Sergeant Koppie IL
on q leave Of absence and will be
here until "Wednesday.
The sToRK EXPRESS.
Judge and Mrs. Charles z. Waldo
are in receipt Of telegram announc-
ing the birth Of Master John Frazier
Waldo, . seven pound boy born 10 Mf.
and Mr.. Harold r. Waldo Of Boise.
Idaho, Monday morning. July l2th-
= IN COLORADO CITY SUNDAY.
Mr.and Mrs. KutxIsb of Cancp city
motOrsd 70 Colombo CITY o. sunday
With Mn, Kusnieb's sister, Nm. yohn
Noppls. Be7 LinceI. avoanc. celega,
q spslss1 TolegyaDe.
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A Law RELATIVE TO
WATER OVERFLOW
Senate Bill No. 1s.

(By Sen. Herman w. Klugel.
A Bill for an Act to Prevent Persons
from Flowing Water or Allowing
Water to Flow Upon Public Roads
and Highways and Fixing Penalty
Therefor:
Be it Enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of the State of Colorado:
Section I. That no person, persons
or corporation shall willfully or negli-
gently cause or allow water to flow
from any ditch lateral, canal waste
ditch, reservoir, pond, drain, fiume or
other artificial watercourse, in or up
on any public road or highway SO as
to damage the same or to cause the
same to be inconvenient for travel.
Any person, persons or corporation
so offending shall. upon conviction pay
fine of not less than Ten ($1Q Dol
lars nor more than Three Hundred
($30O) Dollars or be committed to the
county Jail for a period of not to ex-
ceed three months. Each day that
water is allowed to flow upon any
public road or highway shall be deem
ed to be separate offense.
Sec. 2. Justices of the Peace of
the county wherein any of the offens-
es herein described may be commit
ted shall have jurisdiction Of COM
plants coming within the provisions
of this Act
Sec. 8. All Acts and part of Acts
in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed. Approved:
GEORGE A. CARLSON,
Date. March 6, 1915. Governor.
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.RExALL SPECIAL TRAM
HERE THIS MORNING

The United Drug company's Rexall
special arrived here from the east at
6:10 this morning and left for the
west fifteen minutes later. There
we're more than three hundred people
on the train, among them being many
ladies, and they represented all of
the larger cities and towns of the
New England states and the Domin-
ion of Canada.
The train started from Boston for
the Pacific coast on July Sth and the
passengers, or Realities, as they call
themselves, include merchants from
Bermuda, Cuba, Porto Rico, Central
America, England. Scotland. ireland
and Wales, as well as this country
and the Canadian provinces. The
party, which was one of the largest
trade excursions to pass through Can
On City this year, is enroute to the
thirteenth annual convention OF the
United Drug company in San Fran
cisco. The worlds fair authorities
will honor the visitors by setting
aside one day in the exposition calen-
dar to be known as Rexall Day, at
which time Governor Hiram w. John
son of California will deliver an ad-
dress.
There was on board the train on
its arrival here this morning Louis
K. Liggett, president of the United
Drug company; General Manager
Charles Muhnan; Harry Taylor, head
of the Lggett candy department:
Fred Williams. head of the runner
department; Walter ]. Wilson, ed
itor of The Re>all Advant ,ges;"
Charles Bartran. head of the perfume
department, and Irving Schwartz of
Denver. general representative OF the
company for the Rocky mountain ter.
ritory
The transcontinental trip of the
Rexall special is largely for adver-
Using purposes and to accentpate that
feature OF the excursion a daily paper
is issued on board the train for dis
tribution along the route of travel.
In consideration of the fact that the
train makes frequent spurts of fifty
miles and more an hour a remark
able journalistic feat is being accom-
pished by the compositors. pressmen
and others connected with the publ
cation.
Messrs. a. R. Mitchell and Lloyd
Egbers. prolrietors of the Palace
drug store and local distributors of
the Rexali remedies met the special
train on its arrival at the railroad
station this morning and presented
each Of the excursionists with a fold
er showing scenes about Canon City.
The folders were suitably Inscribed
and were souvenirs well worth keep
ing. AS a special mark Of their favor
Messrs. Mitchell and Egbers gave Mr..
Liggett five beautiful water color pan.
els depicting the Skyline drive. the
Royal Gorge and other places Of local
scenic interest.
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HAS RETURNED TO ROCKY roaD


Mrs. ]. H. Shockley, who has been
vitising relatives and friends in the
east for the last six or seven weeks,
returned to her home in Rocky Ford
the first of the week.
ARRIVED FROM cALIFoRIA.
Mrs. John @. Morrison and daughter.
Mrs. o. o. Moreland, Of Richmond,
Calf, arrived last Saturday night
for visit with Canon City relatives
and friends.
MAKING TRIP THROUGH STATE.
F. w Lloyd OF Leadville Is in town
today with the Mooseheart band boys,
in fact Is making the trip through the
state with them. His son, Howard
Lloyd. 13 years Of age. plays an alto
horn in the organization. Mr.. Lloyd,
who is fireman in the service Of
the d. G r. G. Railroad company and
has lived at Leadville since 1873,
went to Denver the first Of the week
to meet his boy and has been with
him since. Besides the son, Mr.
Lloyd has three daughters at the
fMoosebeart home. which he thinks
IL one Of the finest institutions OF the
kind in the country.
FUNERAL OF MRS. cool
eAuoH THIS AFTERNOON.
The funeral of Mrs. r. 8. Cool
baugh. who died at Mercy hospital in
Denver last Sunday night, was held
at Wilson's undertaking chapel at
O'Clock this afternoon and was quite
largely attended by friends Of the
family. The obsequies wers con-
Quoted by Rev. Geo. r. Sewer. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. fol-
lowed by burial at Lakeside cemetery.
The floral tributes TO the memory Of
the deceased we're unusually numer-
Gus and beautiful.
Mrs. Coolbaugh' was q member Of
the local organization Of Royal Neigh
bcrs. and was the flrst Of III member
ship to pass away. although Il has
been In existence for fourteen EsaFs.
The present membership o. the order
here Il sixty.nve.
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eRIsr NorEs faoM pENRoss.
tFrom Penross press)

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Duncan and
sons OF Canon City were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. A. Haciiey at the
swastika ranch Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bodurant and
little son, Donovan. OF Canon City,
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Roland. the iatser's parents. for tho
past week.
Misses Efhe and Lola Liitcli OF Can
on City were guests of Miss Mary
Bell for tbe week end.
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RARE BARGAIN IN sTIcTLv HIGH
GRADE PIANO.

II there is any family in Canon City
or vicinity who is contemplating the
purchase Of a strictly high grade plano
we have such an instrument stored
tlIefs which mut be sold and no rea-
sonabie offer will be refused. unus-
ually liberal terms win be offered TO
responsible party. Full particulars
VIII be furnished at once upon appli
cation to THE DENVER MUSIC CON
PANY, Denver, Colorado. ICot7
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tn . Record Want "A.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous !

FOR sALE-Good. fresh~cow. average
overt gal. daily and hsifer calf. soi
Mystic. Phone Canon 404. 15sp2t
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FOR sALE-Almost new gas range.
Call Canon 800. 1zOtf
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ning Woepp-nc1el ~ y, ~ ~
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FOR RENT-Four room house. larS.
screen porch, good barn. chicksr
YARD, large fruit lot cAii soa south
First st. Or tsiN Main q. 1924
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Mrs. ]. H. Shockley. who has been
vitising relatives and friends in the
east for the last six or seven weeks,
returned to her home in Rocky Ford
the first of the week.
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FOR RENT-i2 room house. suitable
Tor rooming or boarding house
corner River and sth street Mn
Mack. 900 Macon ave. issp+s
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-02
NeWsie Offers
to Sell Court
Honor Badge
SAM MILLER TO SELL DURBNR
BUTTONS At THIRD AND MAIN;
WANTS no HELP BUILD COURT
OF HONOR FOR CELEBRATION.

The Durbar League Of Honor but
tons are being sold in all parts of the
city, but thousands Of Tulsans have
not vet purchased one. This is the
best way I'm the world to show your
patriotism for Tulsa.
But "a button. Then wear it. 1t will
cost YOU a thin dime. The business
men of the city are giving thousands
of dollars to make this celebration the
biggest and best thing in that line the
southwest has Yer seen. More money
is needed TO build the beautiful Court
of Honor on Main street. that will be
one Of the great sights of the week
and send the visitors back home
shouting the greatness Of Tulsa n
the I,urbar.
Yesterday Sam Miller, king of the
Newsboys.' walked into Durbar head
quarters.
Say, | want to help this Durbar
along" ne declared to Secretary Jack
Lctcher. why can't help you sell
those buttons. We n]cwsboys like
Tulsa and want to do our part. We'd
like TO take a hand in building this
Court OF Honor"
Beginning this morning Sammy will
have an easel at Third and Main liter
ally covered with the League of Honor
buttons. lie viii sell them at 10 cents
each. sam believes in Tulsa and thinks
everybody here should do his part to-
ward making the Durbar the best colo-
hratiou ever held in oklahoma. He's
going to sell the buttons and give the
proceeds TO the fund for construction
Of the Court OF Honor.
Sam has been made q charter mem
Der OF the League Of Honor. He's got
the right spirit,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-02
Orthodox Jews
in Tulsa Will
Fast and Pray
WILL REVIVE ANCIENT CUSTOM
ON ACCOUNT or SUFFERING IN
WAR-SIRIIKEN NATIONS; BIG
MEETING or RNBBIS Is HELD.

All the othodoX Jews OF Tulsa were
notified yesterday that september 8
has been set apart as a day of fast
ing and prayer.
The proclamation reviyos the old
jewish custom Of establishing a time
TO fast and pray on account of Ia
uoual tr|ihulatlon.
The proclamation was made in New
York night before last at the Great
Synagogue Of the orthodox Jews of
New York. after imposing ceremonies
attended Nv ono hundred rabhls from
all over tie country. Speakers told
an immense congregation OF the suf-
ferings OF their brethren in Asia and
Europe.
1t was ordained that on each of the
Jewish holidays now approaching a
silver collection should be taken up
in every synagogue for the Jewish
war sufferers. 1t is hoped hat
81. 900. 600 will be raised in this way
The Jewish New Year occurs on
Wednesday Of next week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-02
STRAND.

Coral. the romance OF a sea waif.
is a four-reel Bison feature, present
ing the famous stars Marie Walc"mp
and wilmington .Playter, and is being
shown at the Strand today. The story
starts with the waif being found
cast upon the shore in her dead
mothers arms. She stays on the is
land for years, the adopted daughter
of an old fisherman. A rich young
man finds her and the usual romance
occurs, in which she finally marricS
him. The four reels are extremely
interesting.
"A Bold representation is the
story of a bankrupt count who makes
% bargain to marry q rich mans
daughter if he will advance him
enough money TO retrieve his estates.
II is very exciting, as TIE real lover
ESCAPES with the girl, as Is always
the case in such conditions.
Jewel is the title of a big five
reel picture coming 10 this popular
theater Friday and you should not
faii to see it.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-02
MAJESTIC.

This is just about the right time
for a popular costume play n 1t
would be difficult to find q more in
teresting tory than "Don Caesar De
Razan." This courtly, swashbuckling.
dcyiI-may-cnre hero is cNce.lently
portrayed b. the eminent legitimate
star. w. lawson Butt, who created
the original role. supported 10y IA
splendid east.
'Dr. Rameau." the latest Fox fca-
ture. coming to the Majestic next
Tuesday and Wednesday untolds one
of the most powerful stories eve pre-
scented upon the screen.
Frederick Perry, who achieved such
an impressive personal triumph in the
broadway success, con Trial" is af-
forded a vehicle that will unquestion-
ably add new laurels to his fame. The
story. DR.. Rameau, is by George
Ohnet, the great modern French
author.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-02
EMPRESS.

Miss Olive Vail. late star Of Miss
Nobody From Starland,'' opens a
three-days' engagement at the Emp
rcss today. Miss Vail is said to re
ccivc a salary of $500 for the three
DAYS engagement here. Last year at
the Empress she broke all house rec
ords and will likely do the same now.
Miss Vail has a wonderful voice ana
after the matinee performance today
everybody in town win re talking
about her. Four other acts include
Spissel Brothers & Mack i'm "Thc New
chef" the Transfield sisters in a
dainty musical offering, Eastman &
Moore in Ellis GYPSY Sweetheart, "
Becker & Adams in comedy songs and
sayings and a comedy picture. Three
shows will he given starting at 2:3O.