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TWO CROSSES FOR CANADIAN
Warneford. Who Wrecked Zeppelin.
Gets Honor Legion as Well as v. c.

W Ut T'HTVTUf WHO WFtCFtu LeppoTIT,
Gets Honor Legion as Well as v. c.
The young Canadian aviator. Sub
Lieutenant X. X. J. Warneford. who
destroyed German Zeppelin In a
thrilling duel in the air near Client, Is
the first man TO receive the highest
honors for heroism nj the hands OF
both the British and French.
King George V. bestowed on him the
Victoria cross. On the recommendation
OF General Jofrre, President Poincare
has conferred on him the cross OF the
Legion Of Honor
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Turban and Sports Hat OF Bias SIR
Strips, with the fIarIng, the stand
ing and the Quaker Collar.

ing and the Quaker Collar.
Those OF the turbans that are smart
are military; tipped fesrlessiy 10 one
side. with sides OF velvet and crowns
OF silk. Indeed. so simple and so
smart are these hats, they bafie des-
cription.
AZ the present time. hats come un-
der these four classes, black and white
prevailing, dark blue being the excep.
tion that proves the rule. Later, when
suits grow darker. no doubt. hats will
gain in bfilliance. Already in Paris
there Is a trend in this direction
From the "city OF Nodes we receive
such messages as: Occasionally. a
very brilliant spot OF color will be
noticed IN the hat currant-colored
hats or hats OF the new blue de
retoile being worn with the tailored
suits OF beige, white. dark navy blue
Or brown; that "The Italian military
bersigliere' Is being worn with its
Towing cocks pIumes az the sido's
and again, The suits Of tan are us.
nalis trimmed with wide shawl coll
Lars OF white wool or faille silk and
are topped by tiny white hats or hy
broad.brImmed sailors made of SOFT
white crepe de Chine
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Presidents Grandson First Boy
Since Tylsr's Time.
ONE NOTABLE CHRISTENING.
fsssA.
First Child Having Honor .of BeiAs
Born In Historic Mansion Mas james
Madison Randoiph,t Son' Of Martha
Jefferson Randolph, Daughter ~
President jefferson.

The baby born 10 Mrs. Francis H.
Sayre. daughter OF President Wilson.
Is the first boy born in the White
House since Tyler was president. The
last one was grandson OF President
Tyler. The only living persons, except
the new White House baby, who were
born In the historic mansion are the
Princess Cantacuzene OF RussIa. who
was Miss Julia Dent Grant. daughter
OF the late Major General Frederick
Dent Grant. and Miss Esther Cleve.
land. second daughter of President
Cleveland. Miss Cleveland was born
In September. 1898.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
THE RETURN OF THE PATRIOTS

The pageant. THE Return OF the
Patriots" at the chantauqua tent on
Tuesday afternoon was a very pretty
affair and was Witnessed by a large
number OF people. From a spectacu-
lar standpoint # was one Of the
most interesting features of
the chautauqua assembly and was
creditable to all who took part in it.
Miss Rachel De Wolf. under whose
auspices it was given and who had
charge Of the children's department
of the Chautauqua, left this afternoon
for Yates Center. Kansas. AS a play
ground director. Miss De Wolf is q
distinguished success and during her
stay IN Canon City made many
friends among the little folks.
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COLLlDES WITH lUTO
At RAILROAD CROSSING

When coming home SunslaJ after
noon from the Chautauqua at Canon
City, George NJ. DeIbert and family
were approaching the Denver & Rio
Grande crossing just north of the riv-
er bridge on the new road when a
motorcycle ridden by young man
and young lady from, Canon sudden
ly came over the tracks and failing
to keep the right side OF the road.
crashed into the Deibert car. The
acciednt happened about twenty-five
feet from the tracks and damaged
the front wheel and forks of the mot
orcycle and bent the steering gear of
the auto. The young man who was
guiding the machine was not hurt,
but the young lady. who was riding
in the rear. suffered a broken nose
and painful cut on the face, which
bled profusely. Ed Coryell.- who was
taking the Canon ball players home
from Portland happened along and
took the injured girl to Graves hos
pital where medical attention was
given her wounds and It is understood
she is getting along nicely. Neither
of the, occupants OF the motorcycle
would give their names. but it is un-
derstood that the young man resides
in the vicinity of Brookside.
Mr.. .Deibert regrets the accident
very much but was in no way to
blame as his machine was on the
proper side of the road and as close
to the bank as possible to drive, leav-
ing plenty of room for the Coryell
and other cars to pass Immediately
after the accident happened.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
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Thaviu and his band gained ma
tional reputation during their two
months engagement at the opening
of the Panaman-Pacifc exposition in
San Francisco, beginning in February
of this year. When the Chautauqua
season is over they have several en-
gagements at state fairs. where they
play annually. When this is done
Thaviu and his band will return to
Frisco for a couple of months more
at the exposition. and, if you go there
next winter you will hear the band.
leader and all that you listened to
with SO much PLEASURE at the Chau-
tauqua here Monday night
Thaviu and his band left on the
Santa Fe train at GAS this morning
for La Junta where they will appear
this afternoon.
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THE KANSAS SHORT GRASS
MOTORCYCLE CLUB.


All arrangements have been made
by Secretary George Of the Chamber
Of commerce for the reception, of the
members Of the Kansas Short Grass
Motorcycle club. which viii arrive
here Saturday. July 7th. for a there
days stay. Miss Inez Patterson OF
Pratt, Kansas, secretary Of the club.
writes that there will be between
seyenty-five and a hundred riders on
the arrival of the party in Canon
City. Visits to the swimming pool.
the top of the Royal Gorge and other
nearby places Of interest win be made
by the club members. Canon City has
been included In the clubs timer
airy ever since IT began making its
summer tours of the Rocky Mountain
states.
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new RAILROAD RATES
IN EFFECT THURSDAY

Colorado railroads are rushing
their new passenger tariff sheets for
fling as the new rates go into effect
Thursday, July 1. in compliance with
the recent order of the state utili-.
ties commission.
Under the statute such tariffs
should be filed not less than 80 days
before they become effective, but on
account of the lack of time, the COM
mission waived the 3o-day require
ment. Even with that concession, it
is doubtful If all the carriers will
have their tariffs entirely completed.
When such a book is purchased not
only does the head Of the family
sign it, but every member Of his fam
lily, dependent upon him must also
place his or her signature thereto. and
in the use of the mileage such mem
ber of the household must be identi-
fed by his or her signature.
The roads will require strict adher
ence to the rules that are thrown
about the use Of the book by families.
The utilities commission has assur-
ed the carriers that, If necessary, that
body will make an order imposing a
penalty of $50 for the abuse by the
public of this new privilege secured
to it from the railroads in Colorado.
Some reductions will result from
the new tariffs. The present fare
one way from Denver to Leadville is
IS. Under the new rate 1t will be
$3.50. saving of 40 cents.
The same figures will apply from
Colorado Springs to Leadville.
The rate between Denver and Glen
wood is the same-S10 one way. but
there is a reduction of $1.15 in the
tariff between Colorado Springs and
Pueblo and Glenwood under the new
schedule. That is, instead of the SO
rate. the fare one way will be ss.s5.
The fare between Denver and Grand
Junction has been s14 one way. The
new rate will reduce 1t to 1880. the
round trip being $21 as heretofore.
There is a reduction of $1.55 to
Grand Junction from Colorado Spg's.
Instead of s14. it will be $12.25. be
ginning July /.
Under these revised rates the round
trip fare from Canon City to Pueblo
will be 1920 and to Denver and re
turn 1855. The one way fare to Den
yer will be- $3.50. The saving to
travellers will be considerable one.
especially between Canon City and
Pueblo. The round trip from Canon
City to westcliffe will be $40. 1t
is now $2.65.
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HOME MONDAY NIGHT FROM
LEcTuRiNo TRIP.

Rev. e. R. Fuikerson returned to
Canon City Monday night from =
months lecturing trip through Mia-
souri, He delivered addresses in
Kansas City, Springfield and other
of the more important points In the
state. He says there has been an ex-
cessive rainfall in that section OF ne
country for several weeks past and
that in some localities farmers are
unable to get into the fields to care
for their crops.
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a MISTAKE MADE BY MANY

Don't walt for rheumatism to indi-
cate diseased kidneys. When you suf-
fer pains and aches /, by day and
sleep disturbing bladder weakness by
night. feel tired. nervous and run
down. the kidneys and bladder should
be rest red to healthy. strong and
regular action. 1t is a mistake to
postpone treatment. Foley Kidney
Pills put the kidneys in sound,
healthy condition and keep them
active and strong. Begin taking to-
day. Good results follow the first
dose.
THE CORNER DRUG sToRE.-adv.
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sHERIrFs GALE.

BY virtue OF 4 special execution H.
sued out Of the Clerks Office, Of the
District Court OF Fremont County,
State OF Colorado. and to me direct. 4
ed. whereby am commanded TO make
the sum OF twentyTeven hundred and
ninety-two and 07-i00ths (S2792.07).
and costs OF suit. the amount Of q
certain judgment rendered by kho
District Court In and for the said
County OF Fremont. IN the State afore-
said. on the 18Th day OF April, A. d. 4
1915. against the defendant, Annie E.
Cone. and in favor OF the plaintiff, A
E. Carlton. out OF the lands. tene-
ments, goods and chattels Of said de-
fendant. Annie C. Cone. and I am
specially ordered TO sell. for tho pur-
pose aforesaid. certain and sundry
securities. the property OF the defen->
dant. Annie e. Cone. now In my pos
session and levied on by me and des-
cribed as follows. to-wit:
Four several promissory notes execu
ted by d. @. Wanock to the order
Of defendant, Annie Il. Conc and en-
dorsed by her. each Of these notes Of
date September. 1910. each for the
sum Of sixty-nve dollars (t65.0o) and
interest, and the said notes being PAY
able In nvs years. In six yeAfss u
seven years and in eight years res-
pectively. next after the date thereof
Aforesaid: and also two several p<em-
issory notes, executed by VIM. VaA
der Weydon. each payable to tie
order q ana each endorsed By the a.
fendant. Annie =. Cone, and each Of
date 81 December. 1910. one Of thom
for two hundred and nfty dollaFS
(0sBe.00l and interest, payable "a
OF before January 1913, and Tie
other for threo hunarOl lollaxs
(130o.o0) ana interest. payGble oalI
before / January. 1913: also certif
ncate Number 2ee. certifying ono hun
dred shares Of the capital stock q
Tho Pnrk Center Land and WAteF
Company. . coTpoFAtiOn ofEAni1oa
and o2iu1ing iunAors the laws q ~
state Of Colombo: saiA Watsr etock
endorsed By the said defendant, Annie
THEREFORE,. According 70 said !.
command. shall expose for sale ande
sell for cash, 1t Public Auction, al
the right, title and interest Of the
shove named defendant, Annie b.
Cone, In and 10 the above described
securities, and each and every one
Of them. on the 1Sth day Of July, :
"A. d. 1915. at the hour OF 10 o'clock
In the forenoon Of said day, At the
front door Of the Court House, IN
Canon City, IN the County OF Fra
mont. In the State OF Colombo.
Dated At Canon CITY. Cciu1nau. this
23rd. day OF June, A. d. 1875.
WILLIAM H. N@WcoMB.
Sheriff Of Fremont County. State Of
Colombo.
First pub. July iat. 1915.
Last pub. July sth. 1915.
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PENRosE PRESS HAS SOME
THING TO SAY ON GOOD ROADS

An item in this issue giving the ac-
count Of committee from Canon
City visiting the business men OF Flor
ence in the endeavor to have a wagon
road Quilt over the F. & C. c., rail-
road bed to Cripple Creek gives the
real. desire Of the masses Of that city,
they are now seeking this road which
they should have had and ct practic-
ally NO cost to the county. but which,
for the present at least, II lost 70
them. And It now probably dawns
upon them what . grave fistake has
been made by some in refusing 70 &C:
cept this road completed ~ . gift
TO the county. We. Of this section.
feel such loss most seriously ~ the
road would have been = most valued
asset to all sections Of the county.
The committee had planned TO have
the county build the road and then
turn 1t over to the State Highway
Commission to care for. But when
the matter OF funds available came up
there were none and the Florence PEG
pie tund the matter down. So II
Canon City can nnd some way to
build the road. we hope they win do
SO as such a road would be the de-
light Of this section. They will prob
ably never again. have such . golden
opportunity to get the road built AZ
G. c. raiiroad company short time
they had IN the offer from the r. 4
Penrose Press.
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AUCTION SALE
,-rsArURoAN ,Arr2.so ?. y.


The following goods wili be sold n
Public Auction 1t the Royal 0orss
=. @. Assn. Saturday. July End, at
2:a0 p. n:
4 Apple Sorting Tables; / Grading
Machine; 0slvanised Iron Tank;
IL at Galvanized Pals; ! lot Build
ing Paper; 81 Apple Brand Stamps;
200 lbs. Dry Lead; spray Nossles;
] cut-cn; Z Couplings; Brace and
Two Bits; Lantern; Hand Saw;
20 It 3-s Pressure Hose; Berry
Crate Form; 1s-foot Ladder; 9
Chairs; / Stool; 2 tables; Cabinet:
! Typewriter and Stand; 1 Bookksep-
er's Desk; / Roll Top Desk and 9TH
or articles too numerous 70 mention.
FRUIT GROWERS AssOcEATIoN.
Opposite Dinmon Fire Brick Plant.
4. \. Ben
A. =. BELL Trtstss,
Torms-CAah. 1Sls1oWlt
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RockvALE MINE WILL
PUT MANY MEN TO WORK.

Florence. June 29.-The Rockvale
mine of the Colorado Fuel 4 iron
company is preparing to start up
again and between eighty and . hun
dred men have been employed TO re-
port for work today. II q planned 70
put ON the pay roll about July nrSt,
and from then on men will be hired
- rapidly ~ places can be found for
them. This win be good news ss
the Rockville mine - one Of the
largest In the Fremont county neid
and II win make . big diRersnce In
business conditions when . full COM
pisment Of men u employed
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uncensored motion-picture show and
the peripatetic vaudeville company .
Slowly but surely the drama has been
recognized at the parent Chautauqua,
N. r., as having place on the pro-
gram; and the circuit Chautauquas
now are using student actors and col
iege drama directors to make some
of the best Of the classic plays of
ancient and modern times known to
the multitude who reside outside the
large Christian Science Moni-
tor.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
a RAYMOND Z wHIrcoMs PARTY
TONIGHT.
A Raymond & whitcomb tours par

ty from the east, travelling in a spec
ial Pullman car will arrive here on
Denver & Rio Grande train No. is at
1:45 tomorrow morning and will
spend the greater part OF the follow
ing day here. They will be taken III
automobile to the top of tie RoyfI
Gorge and back to town over ne
Skyline drive. There are about thir-!
ty people in the party and they arel
en- route to the Panama-Pacifc expo
sition stt San Francisco.
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NOTICE or FINAL sETrLgMgNT.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Al

NOTICE or FINAL sErTLgMgNT.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Al
bert Philip, Deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given. That ON
Saturday. the fourteenth day OF
August, A. d. 1915. at the hour
OF 1900 p. NJ. being one Of fhA
regular days OF the June Term Of the
County Court Of Fremont County. in
the State OF Colorado. I, Martha
Philip. Administrative Of said estate,
win appear before the Judge Of said
Court, present my fnal settlement as
such Administrative and pray the
approval OF the same. and will then,
apply TO be discharged as such Admin
istratrix. 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. Colorado,
June 26th. 1915.
MARTHA Phillip.
AdminiStratrix Of the Estate Of Al
bert Philip. deceased.
First pub. July 1. 1915.
Last pub. July 20. 1915.
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TIRED, ACHING MUSCLES
RELIEVED.

Hard work. over-exertion. meaR
stiR. sore muscles. -Sloan's Liniment
lightly applied. little quiet. and your
soreness disappears like magic.
Nothing ever helped Ike your Sloans
Liniment can never thank youf
enough writes one grateful user
Stops suffering, aches and pains. An
excellent counter-irritant. better and
cleaner than mustard. All Drurgists.
Csc. Get bottle today. Penetrates
without rubbing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-07-01
CHAUTAUQUA MOVEMENT
AND AMERICAN CULTURE

For forty years the word Chautau-
qua has had for educators in Ameri-
ca a content that is without meaning
for most pedagogues elsewhere. ORR
ginating with a Methodist bishop, the
enterprise from the first had the
stamp of service to the plain people
natural to expect In connection with
follower OF the Wesleys. During
the first year Of the enterprise the
reading circle was major factor in
the process of national education car
ried on under expert guidance by let
ters and by the printed page. Next
came a stage when reading circle and
assembly platform divided the field.
and then followed the present era.
Now there are highly organized cir
cult routes OF assemblies-not less
than $500 in number this season--and
states like Wisconsin and Minnesota
are taking entertainment. education
in fine arts, and platform discussion
of contemporary problems to all
towns of the state that meet the easy
requirements of the extension depart
ments of the state universities.
1t is with the swift expansion OF
these more recent phases Of the plat
form and assembly side OF the Chau-
tauqua movement that all thoughtful
onlookers must have concern, since
they tell Of an unprecedented move
ment in adult education, chiefly Of a
humanistic and avocational sort, and
In reality very much more cultural In
Its influence than a large proportion
Of the work done in colleges and uni
versities. especially those that have
become utilitarian. BY far the most
active and keenly interested voters
Of the country. with their leaders,
forceful in shaping progressive legis-
lation, have come. during the last de-
cade, from states where this Chau-
tauqua method Of cultivation Of the
adult population has been most stead
ily used; and the end II not yet,
since now the system IL being or
ganized by state and other agencies
in thoroughgoing way never known
before. Public men. educators, ar
lists. authors. pioneers in discovery
Of unknown lands or Of secrets Of
nature who got the ear Of this huge
/ audiences season after season recoive
something more. than fees tot their
wofk. They come nearer the heart
Of the nation and observe its Ways
Of living better than wheu servl1g
their several constituencies during
the winter months. Reaiizidg this.
and ,pronting BY the contTacts which
travel and appeal to responsive not
blase-audiences of mature persons
give them. they now look upon their
Chautauqua tourings ~ privileges Of
an inspiring sort.
Not the least among the new fea-
lures Of this great idealistic. prcpa-
ganda enterprise with its ramifying
democratizing and circuit-riding mod
ern attachments, Ii the uplifting ef-
feet it has on the quality of amuss-
ment and entertainment provided In
the rural regions OF the country.
Standardized a. the work Of muAi-
clans. reciters and actors as. that
these chautauQua assemblies now Of
fer. II cannot b. rendered II > COM
munity for > Wssk without having
some cuItural eGscts hostils % del
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AUTO PARTY HOME FROM SAN
LUIS VALLEY.

The auto party, consisting of A. E.
Wilson. w. H. Dozier. G. ". Hod-
gin. Meri Wilson and D. w. Ross,
which left here on Tuesday for trip
thru the San Luis valley, returned to
Canon City Wednesday night. They
made the run to salida and thence
over Poncha pass and down to Center
and Saguache. The return trip was
made over the same route
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NOVELS
FORFEITS
GAME TO
Y. N. C. A.

The Novels team Monday night
through their action In leaving the
Held in the first half Of the seventh
inning forfeited the game to the Y.
NJ. c. A. who had practically won It
anyway with the score to in their
favor at the time the rupture occur
red. The game now goes on the
records as a to o victory for the
Y. NJ. C. A.
!; All the trouble came up through
Wilson. Novels first baseman, who
did not like decision, which Um-
pire johnson made at third base. He
is charged with having used Ian
guage unbecoming gentleman and
q ball player and was ordered on the
field by johnson. The rest OF the
players went with him. thus giving
the game to the Y. n. c. "A. 4.
This morning the board Of manag-
er's. of the league considered Umpire
Johnson's report Of the incident and
upheld him in his decision.
1t must be said In justice TO Mr.
A. r. Novels, captain and manager
OF the team, that he was not present
during this game. Things would have
been different II he had been. it is
certain. because clean sportsmanship.
subservient TO, the rules and regnla-
tions Of baseball. is his ideal.
1t is unfortunate indeed. that the
incident last night occurred. Wilson.
no doubt, knew as well as anyone.
for he is bright, intelligent boy. that
the decision OF the umpire had been
made. whether right or wrong. and
language no matter how hot and fiery
could not help in changing It.
It is evident that Wilson made a
mistake or Umpire Johnson would
not have been upheld in his decision
and his action by the board OF con-
troll today for It is known that the
men who comprise this board are fair
and unbiased and decide according to
tho merits of the question before
them.
Wilson's teammates also made an
error when they upheld him and left
the Geld. Undoubtedly they did 1t
out Of loyalty to their teammate
and because they did not think twice
but certainly II did not help the situ.
alton q particle and tended to- place
them In disfavor with the fans who
love clean sport played in q manly
way. with good judgment prevailing
In times OF Irritation.
II is to be hoped that the incident
will prove a wholesome lesson to ball
players and fans alike. IL can be
learned from It that the umpire is
the sole court Of decision while ball
game is in progress; that talking
back and arguing with him during
n contest does not help any situation
IA formal protest to the board OF con
troll, after the game II deemed neces-
sary. brings the best results. It can
further be learned that backing u
man when he is wrong does not help
any cause, but places everyone who
sides with him in wrong. as wen.
Baseball, like government must
be run by rule and regulation and
when these restrictions are not obey
ed and lived up to- the vital cogs Of
tho organization are destroyed.
Y. NJ. c. a.