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Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
OSBORN CLOSES. YEAR
 WITH NJ DEFEATS

Instead of Adams. 12: Osborn, O. it should have read just the opposite. according to members of the osborn team. who were much put out at the announcement yesterday of the foot bah results. Osborn has not been de- feated this year. As this game will probably be Osborn's last this year. the team is anxious to have its su- prPmaCy recognized
 Evans at end and Wright and Had sell in the backfield did the starring for the Osborn eleven.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
HAVE INHERITED
 ELEPHANTS HORROR
As Well as the Skin of that
 Pachyderm

Because they have so long i'm perscnated an elephant is given by Herr Ganado as the reason he and his wife have acquired certain char acteristics of the animal. The man and woman who, garbed in an ele- plants skin, do a wonderful aerial performance, share the elephants common dread of a mouse
 We have never experienced the slightest feaer while acting on the wire rope eighty feet in the air, but we have an unnatural horror of a mouse. I have known my wife to faint with fright at the mere men, tion of the word and while it does not seem manly to admit it. l, too, am afraid of the little thing"
 And yet no one who has seen the nlood-curdling act of the Ganados would question their courage. The feat for which they have become famous throughout the country was a feature of the joy zone of the Panama Pacific exposition and will be given here twice daily during fair week.
 T feel doubly responsible" said Herr Ganado last evening in dis cuSslng the original human elephant act. "When we walk the wire I have the advantage of looking through the elephants eyes while my wife behind me can see nothing She furnishes the necessary balance and if I needed confidence in myself I would get it from her fearless ness. We usually sing or whistle as we execute our feat, which I am happy to say has been successful everywhere presented
 T do not consider it a bit more dangerous than motoring, only ev- eryone is not adapted for that par ticular line of work. Of our seven children none have followed our pro- fession. With us it is different. We have been in the business for twenty years and we have managed to see the world because of it."
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
THIRD TIED GAME OF
 ADAMS AND MONROE

For the third time this season the Monroe and Adams school football teams hattled to a tie last evening" lt was their fourth meeting. the first hang been won by the Monroe school. 13 to 3.
 Monroe and Adams put up swell scraps on the Eridiron. and except that last evenings game was marred by the alleged incOmpetency of the umT ire. it was quite a classy nothing 10 nothing contest.
 Ire scores in the games played
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
kAISERS BEAT TURKS

The Kaihers defeated the Turks in the final volley ball game at the 'Y'' last night, thus making them cham l'ions of the world. The winning team: Jarrott, captain; Judson. Erd- mans, Michael, Alexander.
 Judson was the star of the evening and made most of the scores.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
BUSINESS MEMS DAY

The business mems gymnasium class at the ''Y' is now in full swing and has a large attendance. Most Of the business men come after work and take their exercise before dinner.
 The exercises are suited to the av- craze man and are not hard, but wig
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

good bye to the travellers. who left for the Roosevelt dam.
 The tourists are travelling in a Cadil- lac Eight. the gift of the San Diego local of the Southern National High way association.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
Predict Broad Highway
 From Coast To Phoenix
MARTINEZ TRIMS ANDY
 IN POOL TOURNAMENT

Martinez easily beat Anderson in the Frank Baum pool tournament last night by score of 100 to 73. Anderson scored the high run, which was Is points.
 Tonight Hoffman and Tetty meet in the fourth clast of the match.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
E North And South On Local Gridir@m This AEf@Fm@@m
DON JOHNS HAS
 EASY TIME BUT OTHERS OO NOT

Real Race of Match is Be- tween Crandall and Berg for Second - BOidO Has Trouble With a Borrowed ? Motorcycle
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

When the big Iumberjacks go up against the Coyotes they will have long way to fall. Earthquakes will be an every minute occurrence at the game this afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
Notes sSS S@the IGl2IlOTl IRON

Flagstaff Normal meets the Gov otes on the battlefield this afternoon at Riverside Park at 3:3O sharp. A big attendance is assured
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

The new hard hitting back field for the Coyotes is composed of lots of speed-get it, speed.
 The line remains the same, and is as strong as a stone wall. Water proof.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

orous and stimulating. The class is very popular and especially for busi- ness men.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05
SPORTING NEWS
LIDOLOGICAL

The radical changes in style disar1anges Your old fashioned hat of last year. And if you still it. you'll certainly it Is making you look mighty queer. Don't sport out of season, without reason, A lid that is frazzed and flat, Why should you endure it? Iris easy to it. Invest in @ Stetson hat! However you view it, the way to do it, Is go where they keep full stock. The which is Vic Hanny, whose tiles look canny When the top of your block. You surely can bet, son, lids made by Stetson- No way to play safer than that ''quality dicer, there's nothing that's nicer To than new Stetson hat!
 Meet Him Face to Face
 40 North Central Ave-
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

If the Golden Goose laid a Golden EgS, do you suppose the Coyotes would get their trip to Prescott tnis year, or a game at the state fair with a California High?
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

FINISH OF 35-MILE RACE
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

A tip to the wise. Today is Derby day at the high school and all the boys are supposed to wear derbies so see that you have yours. Other hats might meet an awful fate.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-05

Many of the people of Phoenix are wondering what in thunder the red tags are that so many people are wearing. Wa-a-al, to be honest with you, if you get close enough to them you will find that they have on them:
 'I am going
 to Flagstaff Normal vs. High School
 Friday. NOV. 5th
 3:30 ?. m
 At Riverside Park The whole town will be wearing these tags before noon today, so. get yours early And boost.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
PRIZES OFFERED SCHOOL
CHILDREN FOR ESSAY

Through the generosity OF S. w.
St-auqs cf Chicago. president OF the
American Society for the Encourage
ment of Thrift. the National Educa-
;ional association at its meeting in
Oakland, California. last summer was
able tn offer to the school children OF
the Jnited States the sum of 1925,
to be divided into nine prizes for tn
best essays on the general subject of
Thrift. The first prize to be 800
the ser ond $50; the third and fourth
prizes s25, each the fifth, sixth.
seventh, eighth and ninth prizes SO.
Competition for the awards in these
essays are open to the SCHOOL children
Of tha country. but is classified in
such a way as to be just and equit-
s.nlc to all who take part in it. Coun-
ty superintendents OF schools in every
state IN the Union have been asked
each school within their Jurisdiction
outside cities OF 1000 population. AT
the same time there will be conduct
ed in each city school system having
population of 1000 or more popu-
lation under the direction of the sup
erintendent of schools. There is also
special classification for cities of
10,0 900 and less than 10000 Inhabitants
and for those of 10 900 population and
more.
After the essays from the various
schools have been gone over and
garded by the county and city super
intendents the best will be sent to the
state superintendents where they will
be further graded and then sent to
committee OF the National Educa-
tional association, which Will award
the prizes to the winners, The essays
have to be in the hands of the county
superintendent not later than Decem-
Der first, 1915. Miss Garwood says
that number OF pupils in the public
schools OF Fremont county would like
to compete for these prizes. but owing
10 the shortness OF tho time avail.
able for the preparation OF esasys II 10
not probable that many OF them win
enter the contest. Essays will be
limited TO one thousand words.
In addition 70 the contest for
school children ~. Strauss has offer
ed prizes for the three best essays
Presented by adults on the subject Of
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
COURT
ORDERS
+. FARRO
. TO LEAVE
COUNTY
slvEN OPTION OF GOING TO PEN
ITENTIARv FROM THREE TO
FIVE YEARS OR LEAVING THE
COUNTY AMP STAYING AWAY
ATTEMPTED M TO KILL WIFE

Frank Faro OF Rockvale. who APP
the charge OF burglary and assault
and battery, was found guilty as ac-
cused and was Friday morning given
the option by Judge cayender OF go
ing to the penifentiary for term OF
from three to FIVE years. or leaving
the county and staying away indefi-
nitely. Faro decided to leave the
county and Will he conducted beyond
it's borders by Sheriff Newcomb to
become an exile.
Faro. who has had a varied jail
experience here during the last few
years on different charges. was re-
leesed from imprisonment In the eoun-
" bastile here last July after having
served several months for the for
feitnre OF peace bond On regain
ing his freedom last summer Faro
vent 10 the home Of his wife In Rock
vale. who had procured divorce dur
ing his imprisonment. broke into the
house where she was living and at
tempted to XIII her He was arrested
for burglary. assault and battery and
again locked up for safe Keeping.
ON his arraignment last week for
The offsasc OF witch he was charged
in the information by The diafrict at
torncy. Faro pleaded not guilty. but
on being called for trial Thursday
morning he asked permission OF tho
court to change hts plea 10 one OF
guilty. as accused. The request WAS
granted. and. after taking the esl-
donce required by law in such cases.
he was convicted and sentenced to
states prison as stated above. Later
the court told the prisoner that II
he would leave the county and per-
uanentiy remain away from IL the
sentence OF Imprisonment would be
suspended. Farro. like Barcus wa.
-willin~. and the sheriff was order.
I'd to deport him.
sheriff Newcomb was Instructed
that II Faro ever came back to FIRE
mont county he WIS TO be arrested
under a mittimus and taken to the
! enltentiary and imprisoned for the
term OF years mentioned IN the de.
cree. Farro was escorted a,russ the
county line ny the sheriff today and
warned not TO come back under pen
atty Of severe punishment.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
RECALL OF DECISIONS
+, MAY PROVE INTERESTING

Denver. Nov. 2o.-The question of
whether the recall of judicial deci-
sions will prevent Colorado going dry
January l next. was widely discuss
ed in circles favoring and opposing
prohibition. There is now before the
state supreme court case brought
to determine the right OF the state
to enforce prohibition in cities gov
erned under special charters and pre-
vent these cities from issuing saloon
licenses extending beyond January
1916. The initiated constitutional
amendment for the recall OF judicial
decisions adopted at the general cleo
tion in November 1913, has never
been invoked. nor its constitutional
ity passed upon by the courts Under
its terms a supreme court decision on
the constitutionality OF state law, a
city charter or an amendment there
to. does not become effective until
50 days after the decision is filed
with the clerk. This time is allow
ed for filing a petition to refer the
decision to the voters at special or
the next regular election.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
TRIAL OF WILLIAM
HARRIS CONTINUED

The trial of William Harris, color.
ed. which was called for a hearing
"a. district court at $3.50 o'clocK this
morning. was continued until Tues
day morning November 3Oth. by
Judge Cayender on application OF J. r
BIckers. the defendants attorney.
Mr.. Bickers, who was recently ap
ointed by the court to conduct the
defense for the prisoner. stated that
owing to the critical illness of his
wife during the last four or ave days
he had been unable to make the nee
essary preparation for the trial of the
case. On that explanation OF the mat
ter a continuance was ordered until
ovember 20:h.
Harris, is alleged in the Information
of the district attorney OF assaultins (
Charles Velo, the marshal at chand.
lcr. with intent TO kill. He recently
has been serving sentence in tn,
county Bail for carrying concealed
weapons.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
NEAL. 0. RALSTORS LIFE
CUT SHORT BY MENINGITIS

Neal o. Ralston, son of MIR. and
Mrs. Andrew X. Ralston of Lincoln
ark, died at the hospital here at IL
O'Clock Friday night from spinal men
ingetis after short ILLNESS. aged
seventeen years. Deceased. senior
classman in the South Canon high
school and was exceedingly popular
with his associates. He was a more
than ordinarily strong, athletic young
man. and, until his last illness, had
rarely experienced days sickness.
Last Monday he was taken with a
violent headache. while at school and
his condition soon after became a
source of anxiety to his paernts and
a physician was summoned who pro-
nounced his disease as meningitis
He was removed to the hospital and
for two or three days previous to the
end, his condition was critical. The
relatives and friends have the SYM
pathy of the community that has be-
fallen them in his death.
The funeral will take place from
the family home, corner of Elm ave.
and Walnut street, Lincoln Park, at
3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon and will
be conducted by Rev. E. W. Harner.
pastor of Trinity Lutheran church.
Interment will be at Lakeside Gene
terry.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25

Z. c. FINK TO ALMA. COLO.
Mr. T.. @. Fink left day or two ago
for Alma, Colorado to look after his
mining interests there.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
THE CITY COUNCIL
RATIFlES NEW CONTRACT

AZ a regularly ADJOURNED meeting of.
the city council held Thursday night
the revised contract under which the
Frultlands Ditch company wifi be-
supplied with water In the future was
adopted and ratified. The new agree
ment between the signatories to the
contract does not differ essentially
from the old one. although II affords
the ditch company little more lati-
.ude In some matters without sur
rendering In the least any of tho
rights OF the city.
Under the new Arrangement the
ditch company will procure fifteen
cubic feet OF water from the city and
such surplusage as may be available.
for which II viii pay to the council
two hundred dollars year. It Is un.
derstood that the company VIII use
ave cubic feet OF the water pnrchas.
ed for the creation OF a reservoir north
OF town. which Will be drawn next
summer for the irrigation of new
land.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITS NOW
$4,000.

On Wednesday OF this week the de-
posits in the postal savings bank OF
the Canon City postoffice passed the
$20.oo0 mark for the first time in the
history OF the institution. The exact
amount credited 10 de1ositors at the
close Of business hours last wednes-
day afternoon was sao,oso.sG. On the
hrht day Of November OF the current
year the deposits were yie,i59.5o. The
postal savings bank has been IN 'oper-
alton here since May nrst. 1911.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
A TRIBUTE TO MRS. IRELAND

The sad death OF Mrs. Grace Ire
land brought deep grief to her many
friends.
Those who knew her best, most
keenly realize what loss her sud
tsen leaving OF this world mas meant.
Mrs. ireland was a woman OF the
noblest personality, truth lover and
truth seeker. Never content with
surface views. she strove 10 discover
the cause OF wrong conditions and By
remedying this cause to bring relief.
In the mountain camps or the small
towns. where most of her married
life was spent. she was ever an up
lifting and forceful character and each
such community was better for her
presence even though her stay was
brief. Her loving and skiilfui minis
tration In time OF fitness or sorrow
VIII be remembered by very many.
whose only claim upon this noble
woman was their need and her power
TO give help.
As Sunday School teacher her
work was unusual and was given
where the call was most urgent. Re-
cause the opportunity for service
might seem small was 10 her no rea-
son for sitting still. Every chance
to help was to her call OF duty.
This Is not the place TO speak OF
her beautiful life In her own family.
But there. as with her friends. she
was always one who brought courage
and strength.
None of us realized how bitter was
the struggle against her sorrowful In.
heritance until the end had come.
Now that We do know. We love apd
admire Mrs. Ireland more than we did
In former days.
As we recall her sympathy. her cour.
age and her intense desire for the
triumph of good. Browning's lines
which she too loved. repeat them.
selves:
There shall neser be one lost good
what was shall live us before
The evil is null. is naught. * silence
implying sound
What was good shall be good with
for evIl so much good more.
On the earth the broken arch. In the
heaven the perfect round"
by one who knew and loved her
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
BISHOP MecAse CLASS ELECTS
OFFICERS.

The members Of the Bishop Mccabe
class OF the Sunday school and their
as. making altogether a cornpanx
of nearly sixty people. we're enter.
tanned at an oyster supper at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Friend, si7.
Greenwood avenue. Friday evening
y was the annual meeting for the
election OF the class officers and was
a very pleasant one In all resn.c,.
OFFICERS for the ensuing year were
chosen as follows:
!. T. corrin. president; V. A. Davis.
yice.president: T. r. Thomas. treas.
urer; Ed Owen. necretary; Rev. M.
hood, teacher: G. y. Friend. assist.
ant teacher. The class has i mem.
bership Of approximately forty men.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
THE STANDARDIZATION
OF RURAL SCHOOLS


Although some reference has been
made in the newspapers during the
last few months to the standardiza-
ton of the rural schools of Colorado,
but little was known of its scope and
purposes by the public until the re-
cent issuance Of special bulletin on
the subject by Mary c. c. Bradford,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
Under plan formulated by COM
mittee of county superintendents APP
pointed by Mrs. Bradford last April
the rural schools OF the state will be
divided into three classes, VIII proba-
tionary, approved and superior
schools. a probationary school must
score 15 per cent of the prescribed
requirements; an approved school five
per cent and a superior school 95
per cent. Standard schools will be des-
ignated by tablets fastened in a con-
spicuous position on the outside of
the school building: Superior schools
will be designated by an ivory white
tablet with the name of its classifi-
cation inscribed in scarlet letters;
Approved schools will be designated
by similar tablet inscribed with the
name of its classification in blue let
ters and Probationary schools with
a tablet inscribed with its classifica-
tion in black letters. A county con-
tanning the greatest number of Su-
perior schools will be called the Su-
perior county of COLORADO and will be
presented with a Colorado flag.
AS basis for grading the effct-
ency and classification of the rural
schools the appearance of the school
buildings and property will county
forty points; the school equipment
eight points; the school grounds eight
points; the appearance OF the teach
er's residence eight points.
The functional value OF the school
will count sixty points. of which ten
points will be for the school as a com
munity center and fifty points for the
school as means of training children.
The standardization of the schools
takes into consideration the heating.
lighting, ventilation, cleanliness.
room capacity, interior arrangement,
outside appearance, selection of site,
school equipment, furniture. library,
pictures and other art agencies, play
grounds, the punctuality, interest,
and attendance OF pupils, entertain
ments. the teachers personality, teach
ing ability. attitude towards the pupils,
community, loyalty to district, county
and state, and many other matters
pertaining to their welfare.
To assist the superintendent OF
schools in carrying out the standards
zation of the schools. special com
mittee will be appointed in each coun
ty.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25
DISTRICT COURT IN
RECESS UNTIL NOV. 29

There being no criminal cases set
for trial next week Judge cavender
at 10 O'Clock this morning ordered
recess taken by the district court
until Monday. November 29th, and
the jury was dismissed till 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon OF that day. Before
recess was formally announced Judge
Cavender stated that II there were
any jurors that desired to be dIscharg-
ed for the term he would hear such
excuses as they had to make for such
release. Taking advantage OF Fhe
courts offer NJ. y. House OF Fiorencs.
asked TO be DISCHARGED en- the ground
that he was planning an eastern bust
ness trip about December FIRST: O. A.
Sommerviile OF Canon City asked 10
ic excused that he might look after
tile marketing OF some cattle on his
ranch. and Martyr Barnes OF RoclSvaie
asked to be excused on account OF the
illness OF his wife All three were dis.
charged from further attendance on
court during the term.
The district clerk was instructed
to issue an open venire directed to
the sheriff and made returnable al
10 O'Clock Monday morning. Novem'
Der 10Th. for eight additional jurors
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CALLED HOME BY
DEATH OF BROTHER

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emmerson re.
from Burnside, Illinois. announcing
the death there OF their brother-in
law, George Evans. from appoplexy
and they left on the afternoon train
for the east to be present at the fune
ral Mr.. Evans, who was for many
years prominent In political matters
in Hancock county. was retired mer-
chant. He had made several visits
to Canon City and will be remember
ed by a number of people here. Mr.
Emmerson will be absent for about
ten days; Airs. Emmerson. in all prob
ability. will be gone until about the
middle NJ December
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r
the evening search-light Will be; In
stalled that win reach all the esr-
ners of the city. ~
Saturday, "Ranehers 0ayn
A whole day of features. One novel;
ty of the day will be that certain
lady will be selected as the Goddess
Electra" She viii be on the street
and in the stores throughout the day
until lsome person approachds her
and makes the statement, sYou are
the Goddess Electra" The person
thus finding the Goddess Electra will
be given cash prize OF Five Dollars.
A masque ball will close the weeks
festivities. This will be held at the
Elk,s Hall at 800 P. NJ. Saturday
evening.
This entire celebration is not for
anyone's benefit but is jubilee week
for the entire county. Everyone must
get behind this to make it go. Ranch
ers. cattlemen. merchants and every
other class is urged to get behind the
plan and make II success. When
you are asked to cooperate and to
help the cause along. don't think of
little or small or selfish. Co
operation will make this bowling
success. You do your part and Fre-
mont County will have the greatest
weeks celebration ever held.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-25

Thrift" with an outline OF method
by which the principles OF thrift may
be taught in our. public schools. The
first Of these prizes will be $3.50, the
second $3.50, and the third 500.