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Denver labor bulletin., 1915-11-27
Observed From the Mine Tipple
By J. D. RAMSAY

The case of Zancanelli is still under
consideration. The delays that are the us
ual thing in all cases bfere that august
body, the Supreme Court, are bad
enough when their action involves only
property, but when the life or liberty OF
a human being is at stake, these de-
lays are intolerable. It is very reason
able that a body like the Supreme
Court should proceed with due delibera-
tion, but due deliberation and such de-
lays as have taken place in the Zancan-
ELI case are very different matters.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
U. S. eEoLoeIsr IN TOWN.

Mr.. Marius r. Campbell. of the U.
S. Geological Survey. Washington. d.
c.. and the geologist in charge of
Western Mineral Falls, is in the city
for a few days Mr.. Campbell is en-
gagged in obtaining geological data
along the line of the d. & r. G. which
will be compiled later and issued in
book form by the government Most
OF his work takes him on foot along
the railway lines and on his return
from Denver to this city next week.
he will hike through the Royal Gorge
He will examine the rock and soil
formations along the line to Ogden
and Salt Lake. The government last
year compiled data In q similar man
ner along the Northern Pacific. Union
Pacific and Santa Fe lines, The book
will be full OF interesting information
regarding things that the traveller can
see from the car window as he passes
through. 1t will have as ITS title.
.'Gusde Book to the Western States.-
The matter is purely a federal one.
the respective railroads having moth
ing to do with Il except to proffer all
the courtesies in their power to faci-
litate the work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
CANON CITY BABY
WINS PRIZE IN
San DIEGO
MISS ADA HUTCHINSON BEST
IN BETTER BABY CONTEST
WAS BORN HERE.
SHE is THREE YEARS OLD

Here's to the best baby in Southern
California
And the best of IL is that is is a
Canon City baby that Is the best
baby in Southern California.
Miss Ada Catherine Hutchinson is
the proud holder of that title, having
won the 800 prize few days ago in
the Better Baby contest held at San
Diego. And she took the prize from
n large number of entrants.
Miss Ada is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Hutchinson and
was born in Canon City just three
years ago. Mrs. Hutchinson was
Miss Maude Baker. They have been
in California for some time. Miss
Ada. or Tots" as she is more fam
iliarly known, is a beautiful young
lady and just as sweet as she is
beautiful. The Better Baby contest
in San Diego We'd with the exposi-
ton in popularity and was open 10
little ones etween the ages Of one
and one half and three years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
GIRLS HIKE ,s MILES.

The Girls Tramping club under the
guidance of Miss Anna Burgess and
composed of the Misses Ruth Good
rich, Mildred Swearingen, Irma Nit
ton, Bernice Karr and Theo Emmer-
son hiked to Temple Canon and back
or Thursday, a distance OF about 16
miles in all. The girls were attired
in their gymnasium bloomers and
middies and reached their destination
at eleven o'clock having waded Grape
Creek twenty-four times. They reach
ed town at $50 feeling none tn.
worse for the trip and very enthusi-
astic about the Tramping club. which
was organized for the purpose of TAX
ing excursions of this character. The
regular meetings of the club are to
be held at Palace Cave. a weird and
picturesque little grotto in the foot
hills of the Royal Gorge mountains.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
The Story OF IS Years in Business

A dimes worth of Red June apples
was the inception of what is now
Ilone of the largest mercantile bust
nesses in Fremont County. just fif-
teen years ago this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Collins stopped
on in Canon City for a few days
while on their way to California in
1900. Mr.. Collins had been a travel
Ing man in hot, suffocating Kansas
and was tired of the game. He was
looking for a location in which to en-.
ter business.
California was the objective, but
Canon City made Mr.. Collins subjec.
tive with the aid OF some beautiful
Red June apples and the decision to
remain here was made in Depot Park
while the Collins we're sitting there
talking over the situation, pro and
con.
The store. managed by Mr.. Waugh
in the Hemmerle building where the
Ideal Cafe now Is located. was pur.
chased and Mr.. Collins mother, Mrs.
n. z. Collins came on to assume half
Of the partnership in the business.
AS soon as matters were properly
adjusted Mr. Collins started his ag.
gressiye campaign Of advertising,
which has always characterized the
Frey & Collins business and trade
patronage began to pick up at once.
Dry goods, Notions and Queensware
comprised the first stock of goods.
After the business was nicely start
ed Mr.. ]. H. Frey came west. married
Mr. Collins sister and purchased a
one-third interest in the establish
ment. II was not long until more
room was needed and Mrs. HemmerIe
extended her building flush to the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
CANON HAS MOST
EQUABLE CLIMATE

X 1t is a pleasure to live in y
* Colorado. =
y But it is continual pleasure x
= to live in Canon City. x
y That Canon City has the most x
< equable climate in the state and =
y thatsyears of careful observation =:
= of the weather reports of the y
x cities and towns in the state. y
x bear out hits assertion is demon x
x strated in the removal here from =
& Colorado Springs of DR.. J. A. Z:
x Standring and family. Z:
< DR.. Standring is well-to-do x
x retired physician who for the x
x past several years had resided y
= in Colorado Springs. He came .
< to his decision regarding Canon =:
/. City after a very careful COM 4:
x pilation of the data reported from =:
x various sections. He found that =:
y Canon City was the best of all y
x from a climatic standpoint, x
y DR.. Standring and family are y
y occupying the cottage at S24 x
= College avenue. /.
g n = = . y u - . = g - . = q a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

alley and built a basement. This
was done the third year Of the firm.
Progress marked each twelve
months thereafter until at last new
quarters were necessary and the
Masonic building. formerly occupied
by Morrison and Dunlap grocery was
rented. At that time the building
was just two thirds its present size.
Increasing business made the other
third necessary and basement was
dug up and finished up for good mea-
sure.
THE Big Busy Daylight Store" be-
came real fact about six years ago
and still lives up to its name. Straight
forward. alert, and reliable methods
gave the store it's right to the title.
A disastrous fire in April, 1912,
while it was a great Inconvenience
and worry did not tend to check the
onward march of the firm. 1t has
continued that steady march ever
since.
Fifteen years OF Progress" could
well be the title of the history of
this firm. Mrs. NJ E. Collins, while
still holding her third interest, has
given up the more active days when
she shouldered much of the respon-
sibility. She has found that her son
and son-in-law do remarkably well
and is now content to act only in an
advisory capacity. Mr.. Collins and
Mr.. Frey both say that in the early
days it was her remarkable gift of
buying and organizing and her many
excellent ideas that placed the firm
solidly on the road to success.
The Anniversary Sale of this month
is in commemoration of the fifteen
years in business here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
PHOTOGRAPHERS EXCHANGE
THEIR HOLDINGS

William Babberger has disposed of
his studio and other holdings in this
city to John Ward OF Colorado
Springs and will shortly leave for
that city to go into business. Mr..
Ward will take up the Photographic
work here where Mr.. Babberger lays
It down. The two families will ex-
change residences; Mr.. Babberger
taking the Ward home at the Springs
while Mr.. Ward and family win oc.
cupy the Babberger home in this city.
MIR. Babberger has been in Canon
City for the past thirteen years while
Mr.. Ward has resided in Colorado
Springs for about twenty years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
ONCE WAS CONSTABLE;
IS NOW CLAIM AGENT
3. X. STEERS WALKS IN OFFICE
AND TELLS DR.. vAWTER HE
GAVE HIM FIRST JOB.

He was sitting in the office the
other afternoon when DR.. vawter
came in
Are you DR.. yawter?" the stranger
asked, as he arose and approached
the genial president OF the local
chamber OF commerce.
Il am" was the reply.
We'll. you gave me my first Job. >
said the visitor. proffering his hand
4 don't suppose you remember me
though"
DIR. vawter was somewhat astound
ed He couldn't just remember Civ
ing anyone his first job. and he GER
tainiy did not know his caller. So he
said so.
NO. l reckon | don't
Then the stranger introduced him
self
I'm b. II. stiers." he said, "and
you gave me my first job back In
Cambridge. H.. when you were mayor
OF that town. 95 years ago. YOU
made me constable. II youn remem
Der. wasn't quite twenty-one wher
you called me into your office one
day and said you were going to see
that was made q constable. I told
you that ! was under age but you
insisted that take the place, say
ing you would hold the office open for
me. You did so. That was my start
Il afterwards became sheriff ol
Abe county and later went with the
Rock Island railroad lines. have
gone up until I am an adjuster in the
claim department. guess youn re
member me now"
And DIR. vawter did.
The two men had pleasant chat
together that afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
GRIM REAPER CALLS
MRS. SETTIE STEACY
HAD BEEN AN INVALID FOR
SEVERAL YEARS CHILDREN
PRESENT AT END.

Mrs. Nettie Steacy. wife OF Hr Ed
ward A Steacy OF Kansas City. died
Thursday evening at 7:15 o'clock at
her home. $50 College avenue. Her
death was unexpected, though Mrs
Steacy had been in i'll health for a
number of years. With her when the
end came was her son. Mr.. Charles j.
Steacy Of Kansas City. who was Wis.,
iting his mother. and her two daugh-
tiers. Misses Jessie NJ. and Millicent
Steacy. Mr.. Steacy and another son,
Mr.. William Steacy. were in Kansas
City.
Mrs. Steacy was Miss Nettie Web
ber. and was born in Springfield. Erie
county. Pennsylvania, June .. 1858.
She was married to Mr.. Steacy in
1850. The young couple came west in
1852, settling in Kansas, where they
remained for eight years at the end
OF which they moved to Kansas City.
Mo. Failing in health. Mrs. Steaey
came to Canon City several years ago
win AcA o@hthtCAs -hisS ScSSAtt VIM
taught in the schools here in 1918,
until her health became such she was
compelled to give up her teaching.
Miss Millicent Steacy then came TO
this city and took her sisters place
in the school.
Mrs. Steacy became a member of
the Methodist Episcopal church fifty
years ago. and was always active in
every department of church work un-
til her health failed She was a noble
christian woman and always exercis.
ed great patience and cheerfulness
throughout her illness.
Mr.. Steacy visited his wife here
but a short time ago. finding her ap-
parently much improved. Miss Milli-
cent Steacy. has been leader OF the
choir in the First Baptist church
since last June.
Mr.. Steacy and Mr.. William Steacy
viii arrive In the city tomorrow after
noon. The funeral will be held Sun
day afternoon at 1880 o'colck at the
late residence OF the deceased. Rev.
c. T. Ilsley win have charge OF the
services. The remains will be sent
to Kansas City Monday morning. ac-
companied by Mr.. Steacy and his two
sons.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
KILLED BIG SNAKE.

w. w. Wallace killed snake Sun.
day. which he thinks was a blue
racer. which had lately shed its skin,
that measured nearly six feet IN
length. Mr.. Wallace was riding west
OF the hogback when he saw tre
snake crawling up an almost perpen.
dicular bank. The reptile had a
mountain rat in its mouth which It
was carrying to its den in the rocks.
The snake at Its largest part was
about as big around as the handle
Of baseball bat.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
AUGUST RAINFALL
WAS RECORD
BREAKER
SEPTEMBER is NORMAL MONTH
HOWEVER, AND SHOULD BE
CLEAR AND DRY.
WEATHER MAN GIVES FIGURES

The month of August was a record
breaker in the matter of precipita-
ton according to the data compiled
by Observer Waits. The total rain
fall amounted to 2.69 inches. There
were fifteen days on which the rain
auge showed more than .01 OF preci-
pitation and four days, when there
was less than .01 recorded. The
month had % clear, Iartly cloudy
and 1 cloudy day. There were two
days when the temperature went
above 80 degrees, the hottest being
lgust %, when the mercury climb
dto 90. August 80 showed the cool
est point reached with AZ degrees
In August 1914, the rainfall amount
ed to 92 August 80 showed the cool
clear, and 2 partly cloudy days. On
ten days the mercury went 80 de-
gress. or better, the maximum being
SO degrees.
September is considered one of
the normal months by the weather
bureau and this month should be fine
as is usual in Canon City. In 1914.
there was but one rainy day-the 18th
when .15 OF an inch. the total rainfall
for the month, fell. There were %
clear and 1 partly cloudy day, while
there were three days when the tenn
perature reached the ninety mark.
81 being registered on the 9TH and
sth. The coldest was the morning
Of the 18th when the minimum ther.
mometer showed Sc degrees.
As the general public is not aware
OF how the matter of clear, partly
cloudy and cloudy days are determin-
ed. Observer Waits says that the day
is divided into ten equal parts for
convenience. If the sun shows more
than three-tenths of the time it is a
clear day. If it is cloudy more than
seven-tenths of the time it is cloudy,
while II the sun shows more than
three-tenths and less than seven
tenths of the time it is partly cloudy
In the matter of precipitation. less
than one percent or .O1 is considered
Trace only. If more than .01 shows
in the gauge it is recorded
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
NO DANGER THAT
GRIZZLY TEAM
MAY PLAY
CITY CLERK SEAMAN SAYS HE
IMAGINEs COURT HOUSE
OUTFIT HAD SCARE.
ONE LINE UP is ANNOUNCED

You can blame Mr.. Jonathan Sea-
man. of the city hall for this:
Say. Bo, did you git tn lineup of
tn courthouse hasbeens? Well, if
you haven't, here it is. An now will
you look at it. That bunch of stiffs
couldn't hit tn Woolworth. building
in little old New York with sixteen
inch gun at ten feet range.
Just look 'em over. There's Bun.
ten, now. OF course he's a second
Walter Johnson, hear, and he may
be some pitcher. but, oh, l don't know.
Then there is Bundy. He's some
punkins in the Commercial league but
he'll be reglar busher in tn Politi-
cal league. TIL comp'ny viii be too
fast fr him. Take the rest of 'em,
right on down the line, and it don't
make no diff'rence where they put
EN- They'll do just as well anywhere
and that amt no idle gesture.
They hurried up an sent tn line.
up over SOS we can can see it for
fear We might hire the Denver Griz-
zlies on Tom Parker's road gang for
tn occasion. At least, that's what
Bill Newcomb said. AS if We had
to hire anybody. Why. there's enough
good men right in this office, includin'
ME, of course. f'r l uster be some
Cy Young myself one time. t put the
kibosh on anything that outfit acorst
tn street can stack up
At any rate the following has been
announced as the preliminary lineup
of the Court House team:
Bunten, Craig. Rogers. Owens,
Hinman. Cooper. McCandless, Chap
son, Chapman and Bundy. Everyone
knows who they are. The lineup OF
the city hall crowd has not as yet
zen determined upon. The game it
self will probably be played next Wed,
nesday evening at the high school
grounds.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09

SO 2 20 IA c
.Mcclintock and Bash hit by bat
ted ball.
One out when winning run was
scored.
Two-base hits-Marko. Kenik. Cab,
Sherman.
Three base hit-Medley.
First on balls-off Fox 1; Frabriz.
zio /; Kearney L
Left on bases-RockyaIe .; Canon
Wild pitches-Frabrizzio; Balk-
Fox.
First base on errors-Rockvale 6;
Canon 3.
Struck out by Fox 2; Frabrizzio /;
by Kearney 4.
Double plays-Llewellyn to Marko;
Sherman TO Bower. 2.
Passed ball-Smith.
Hit by pitcher-By Frabrizzio, Sher
man, Bundy.
Umpires-Johnson, Wilson.
Scorer-Al Gerlach.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
COLLEGE PRESIDENT AND WIFE
VISIT THEIR COUSIN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra F. Brainard. OF
Middleberry. VT. are visiting theii
cousin. Mr.. w. B. Newton and fam
lily. Of Griffin avenue. South Canon
They are enjoying the view from the
top of the gorge and Skyline drive to
day and will leave tomorrow for
Boulder. where they will remain fol
a short time with their son. Mr.. Ezra
Brainard. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard are on their
way back home from vacation spent
in California. the two expositions
being part of their itinerary. Mr.
Brainard has been the president OF
Middleberry college for more than &c
years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
READY FOR ILLINOIS DAY

All ARRANGEMENTS have been made
for the big Illinois vicnic at City
Park Monday. The attendance prom.
lses to be large and the program OK.
cellent. A for the cats. everybody
IL Eolng 10 bring basket and hAvo
regular old.fAshioned picnic Whllo
hey ere about Il. Hot cn1oe end
~ water ere gEAtik
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
THIRTY.THREE GREEN PLums IN
ONE CLUSTER.

The Record has on exhibition
small branch cut from green gage
plum tree in the yard at the Mrs,
Whitman home. 70s Barr. There are
Ss plums in the cluster Mrs. Whit.
man has seven plum trees in the yard
all of which are heavily loaded. She
has sold the fruit on the trees.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
RosITA COUPLE MARRIED.

Judge Cooper of the county court
added another to his long list OF mar.
rtages Thursday afternoon when he
ofhciated at the wedding OF Sir. +.
NJ. Perkins and Mrs. Margaret B !.
MCGOWAN. The contracting parties
reside at Rosita and secured the
license here a short time before the
ceremony was performed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
ERNEST ATKINSON IN TOWN

Ernest Atkinson. OF the class OF IA
of the Canon City High school. who
is attending Denver University is in
the city accompanied by Prof. Owens.
of that institution.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
NO RECORD MONDAY.

Monday is Labor Day. As 10 the
custom there will be no issue of the
Daily Record that afternoon. The
boys in the back room want day
off. That's why.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
WILL 60 TO CRIPPLE CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Wilson. will
leave tomorrow for Cripple Creek
whore Mr.. Wilson expects to engage
IN business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-09-09
RETURN FROM The EAlR.

Miss Sartor and Miss Woods have
returned from San Diego where they
had been for several weeks.
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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-30
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS

Notice is hereby given that on
Thursday. Oct. IS. 1915. at two o'clock
p. m. of said day at the office Of Coun-
ty Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. in and for the county Of Power,
State of i1aho, at the Power county
office building. village Of American
Falls. State Of Idaho, the board Of
trustees OF school District Nc. s ccnn-
ty of Power. State OF Idaho. will pub
licly open and consider sealed bids for
the sale OF bonds, school District No.
5 in the sum Of two thousand
(s2, 000.0 0) dollars at not less than
par value, said bonds to be issued I'M
der the provisions Of Act VIII, Section
s Revised Codes of the State Of Idaho,
denominations Of five hundred
$500.00) dollars. said bonds In de-
nominations as aforesaid. to bear date
as of October 2S, 1915 and to bear In
terest at the rate of six per cent per
annum, payable semiannually; bids
TO be submitted on said bonds as
straight ten (10) year bonds. Certi-
lieu CneCk III ue bum Oh Que nunuTeu
$1,000 dollars will be required from
each bidder at the time Of the sub
mission of his bid. Bids WIN be re-
ceived by said board of trustees from
and after date Of first publication
hereof, until the hour OF eleven O'Clock
a. IN. of said 2Sth day Of October, 1915
Board Of trustees reserve the RICH,
to reject any and all bids.
p. A. Anderson, Chairman, Board Of
Trustees, School District No. s, Powel
County. State Of Idaho.
]. p. Hunter, Clerk, Board Of Trus
tees. School District No. 8, Power
County. State of Idaho.
Date of first publication, Sept. 80
1915.
Date of second publication. Oct.
1915.
Date OF third publication. Oct. II
1915.
Date OF fourth publication. Oct. 81
1915.
Date Of fifth publication. Oct. !
1915.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-30
MARKET REPORT
Cattle.

Cattle.
Monday, September 27-Today's cat
tie receipts continue fairly heavy. This
months receipts have gone ahead OF
September receipts for last year Q
1000 head. Twelve hundred head were
unloaded Monday.
The market shows only fairly active,
quality is not as good as 1t has been
and cattle are going at a $3.50 top for
steers, cows and heifers are relatively
lower. Receipts were 1900; consider
ing everything the market may be
said to be steady TO lower.
Hogs.
About 300 hogs went through the
gates this morning. The market
seemed easier, top offerings going a,
about Toe lower.
Sheep.
The sheep market is showing strong
lambs are selling at &c, ewes at $3.50
| Nearly 5000 head were unloaded over
Sunday.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-30
TO MRS. MCCALL
rs HEREBY GIVEN:

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That ON the 23rd day OF July, 1872
Oneida county purchased from the tax
collector Of Oneida county. State Of
Idaho. tho original tax sale certificate
numbered 273 for lots ~ and - h
block 20. American Falls townsite. up
on which the taxes for the year 1911
assessed to Mrs. Mccall. are an
paid; that upon the creation Of Power
county. said certificate was transfer
red from Oneida county to Power
county; that the time Of r~edemptioS
of this property from sale expires on
the 18th day Of December. 1915. ~
which time a tax deed will be Issued
for the property.
Power county, State Of Idaho.
BY y. NETTIE RICE.
$3.50 Tax Collector OF Power County
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-30

Miss Ethel Knemeyer sang again
Tuesday night at the Auditorium and
pleased her audience as usual. She
will sing again Friday evening and
announces the following program thru
manager B~eardsley: when You're
A Long, Long Way From Home" "In
My Garden" and absent" Tuesday
evening she will sing a selection OF
songs including "Reveries From
Home" "Fido Is A Hot Dog" and
winter Nights"