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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
enaed Record. smaahod.

In reviewing tho 1914 racing season, there is one thing that stands outvery prominently, and that is Che fact that probably moro speed records were smashed than 10 my other year of tho history of the sport Almost nbe- lievable records were established in several Of the more important events. Consistent smashing was the order from tho very first contest Of the sea- son lbo Vanderbilt cup race over the Smta Monica course last February until tbe finish Of the Corone race on Thanksgiving day
 Al tho Corona race the cfowning sensation Of the year of sensatione was enacted when Eddie Pollen, tho new found prince Of road drivers, pii oted hls Murcer oyer 9 3O1 mile foaa at m average speed Of 87S9 miles an bouf record that will probably stand for some time 70 come. There were eleven road races held during Inc year under Inc ganctlon cl the American Automobile Association and each was of tho unusually high speed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
THElR ONE BEST eET

One reason why the President is master of the situation at Washing ton is that the Democratic statesmen know that Woodrow Wilson is the par ty's one best bet for 1916.--(Ransas City Times)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
Thoman To Raco.

Rene Thomas, bearing tho scare which resulted in his reaise from the French ayiatio4 service during the present European var winner Of the last Indianapolis 500-mIlo race, has ca bled that he will again compete in the Hoosier contest With the entry of Thomas and several other foreigners who are expected to declare them selves shortly, the success of the next Indianapolis race is thought assured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
CAMP FIRE GIRLS HAVE
 AN INTERESTING TIME

Last week the Camp Fire girls he'd an instructive and pleasant afternoon in their club room.
 Miss Frances Guilck gave an Inter, estlng talk to the girls on the deco ration Of their ceremonial costumes, and the general rules for color scheme. Nearly all the girls are now equipped witch the picturesque costumes, which are used at the monthly ceremonial meeting The ceremonial dress head band is required before girl mey be, come woodgatherer, because Hexper- fence has shown that in them Is found che democracy of spirit Che artistic unity and the beauty of form, which are SO desirable 10 the activities Of the Camp Fire girls.
 The materials have been carefully selected because Of the beauty of col- or durability inexpensiyeness. The decorations on the ceremonial dress should be Q symbolic or pictorial roc ord of the attainmcnts relationship, ideals and hopes Of the owner
 Thus it should grow as she does. lt will become beautiful symbolic rec ord Of what is most precious in the life of the girl and may be passed on as Q priceless inheritance to her ehil. dren.
 The importance Of the ceremonial  gown has grown during the two years since Che Camp Fire girls was started. At first she girls put on decorations simply to make 1t look pretty, but now no decoration has place that has not a meaning. The gown is sim- piicity itself and yet 1t offers won. derful opportunities for telling stories. All the things girl loves can be sym bolized and wrought into beautiful decorations
 Dr. Malone Gives Instruction.
 Dr. P. J. MahOne who Is one of the patrons of the Camp Fire girls. kindly gave up part Of his afternoon In or der to give the girls instructions in bandaging broken limbs. this being one of the requirements before a Camp Fire girl can attain Che rank of fire maker Dr. Malone chose one of the girls and bandagad her head, shoulder arm, hand. and foot Che girls an show ing great Interest in the process Atl the conclusion the Camp Fire girls gave the doctor an enthusiastic cheer.
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MiNERsn TO
 APeEAR IN CONCERT

The AlaslaJuneau Musicai club hcld 8 business meeting at the Alas. kan Hotel Monday evening. Owing to the unavoidable absence ot President Ralph Bestline occupied the chair X committee consisting oi Aiessrs. Besdine. Bracken, and Jack, son were appointed Co lock after the clubs interests during che season. J. Marshall. a musician of note, offered ais services as instructor, while Seiem Jackson was appointed pianist Mir hopes to put before the Ju' neau public a rare musical treat in the near future.
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LADIES' AID SOCIETY TO MEET.
 T0e Ladies Aid Society Of the church will meet at 2:80 D. m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. ]. H. King.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04
Mining Man lU.

Angus Mackay prominent mining man, has been ill at his home ln Sew ard street for several days. with a severe cold.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-04

Dr. Malone will be at Dr. Midford's office in Douglas daily from 11:S0 to 1.30 during Dr. Midford's absence.
 T.pY.ff
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A sAD aAReAIN.

4. Mitchell Palmer says that Pen rose's reelection to the United States Senate cost S1.OO0.OOO. Well, 1t was not worth the money.-(H (Houston PosD
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I1dI1n N1IIonHI .lI01I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
Jury FINDS RlCCHll
ACCIDENT UNAVOIDABLE

Florence, May 25.-An investiga-
tion was made Monday into the death
of Antoine Rocchio of Rockvale, who
was killed while eating his dinner in
the Bear Gulch mine last Friday at
noon. and the coroner's jury returned
a verdict that the accident was unfor-
seen and unavoidable. The inquest
was in charge of Coroner Atkinson
and the witnesses were examined by
Assistant District Attorney E. H.
Stinemeyeyr and Deputy State Coal
Mine Inspector oberling.
The examination covered every
phase of the accident and every de-
tail was brought out with clearness
on the part of the examiners. 1t was
established in the testimony that this
particular part of the mine where
Rocchio sat while he was eating his
dinner had been brushed many times
and Superintendent Davis and Mine
Foreman Godfrey had made an in
spection of that portion of the mine
only a short time before the unfor-
tunate accident and found nothing
wrong. The rock which fell upon
Rocchio was probably ioosened from
natural causes and TO all appearances
1t looked perfectly safe.
Mr.. Muir, who is employed as tim
herman and with whom Rocchio was
employed as assistant, stated that he
and deceased had taken their lunch
in the same spot many times before
and always considered it one of the
safest places in the mine.
The coroner's jury was composed
of R. A. Ramsay. John Houston. J. o.
White. c. w. Jones. Thos. Blunt and
VI. F. Thomas.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
THROWN FROM BUGGY
BY RUNAWAY HORSE

Rev. William worley and son Guy
narrowly escaped serious injury in a
runaway few days ago. They were
coming in from their ranch ON Or.
chard park In n buggy when the af-
fair happened. The son was driving
and Rev. worley sitting beside him.
leading colt by halter. White
they were proceeding along Macon
avenue motor cyciist came up be-
hind them. and in attempting to pass
frightened the colt. which lunged for
ward and broke one OF the wheels
OF the buggy. permitting the axle to
drop to the ground. The horse at
tached to the buggy then started to
run. broke tho single tree and pulled
the young man over the dashboard.
MIR. Worley. ST.. was thrown out Of
tho vehicle with considerable force.
but was not badly hurt. The runaway
horse was rounded up after some diff.
ficulty and the broken buggy taken
TO the repair shop. The motor cycllst
assisted In righting the trouble which
ne had innocently caused.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ASKS ALL STORES TO CLOSE

All the Chamber of Commerce lunch
con last Tuesday it was suggested that
all merchants be asked to close their
places of business all day next Mon
day. May 81. and that day be set
aside by Canon City for Decoration
day services.
Heretofore some stores have closed
and others remained open. either all
day or part OF the day. This. OF
course. is not satisfactory to the mer-
chant who closes, for he feels that
his business suffers as a result.
The request this year is that every
place Of business In town be closed
for the entire day next Monday and
that everyone enter into the spirit
Of the day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
J. J. JONES DIED At KAN
SAS CITY LAST SUNDAY

J. NJ Jones Of Lincoln Park has re
ceived word OF the death OF his father.
J. ]. Jones. which occurred at the
home of his daughter, Mrs J. B. Hun
ley. in Kansas City. Mo-. last Sunday
afternoon, following a lingering ILL
ness.
Deceased was born in Delaware JAN
uary %. 1886. consequently. was aged
T9 years. months and 1 day. He
grew mp in Delaware and Maryland,
and when young man emigrated to
Missouri. where he resided until his
death, except during the few years
he lived in Canon City.
When a young man he joined the
Christian church and lived a devoted,
faithful. consecrated life until the end.
He was married to Miss Marion Wal
lace Thompson in Saline county. Mis-
souri,. in 1869, who survived him and
minstered to him during his last ILL
ness. Besides the widow. four chill
dren are left to mourn his death.
They are ]. NJ. Jones Of Lincoln
Park. c. NJ. Jones of Independence.
Mo-. Mrs J. B. Hunley of Kansas City
and Mrs. W. C. Bridges OF Independ-
ence.
Deceased followed the carpenters
trade for forty-five years and was en-
gagged in that line of employment dur
ing a part of his residence in this
city.
The funeral took place in Kansas
City at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
Fl FLOWERS LOWERS REQUESTED REQUESTED
FOR DECORATION DAY

The people Of Canon City and the
surrounding territory are requested
by the members of Greenwood Post
No. 10, G. A r., to gather whatever
flowers they are willing ton contri-
butte for Decoration day purposes next
Saturday morning and take them to
the places designated by the commit
tee, where they will be cared for un-
til used on Monday.
Canon City people are urged to
take their contributions to the office
of Capt. B. F. Rockafellow at I2I
Main street, and those residing on
Lincoln park to the home of w. H.
Rector at 1898 Park avenue. This ar
rangement has been made for the con-
venience of the public Flowers will
be thankfully received at any time
on Saturday, although the committee
prefers to have their delivery made
before noon.
Owing to the backwardness of the
season it is believed that as many
nowers Will be in bloom on Decora-
tion day this year as usual and the
cooperation of the people of the CON-
munity is relied upon to provide a
sufficient quantity of them to place
upon the graves of those who volun-
teered their lives in time of danger
that the flag might wave over a unit
II
The gathering of flowers for Deco
ration day is peculiarly a work for
the pupils in the public schools and
it is hoped that as many of them as
possibel will assist in the patriotic
undertaking.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
UNION SERVICE MARKS
BACCALAUREATE SERMON
BY REV. |. ]. HOLE, D. D.
Canon City High School Class and Large
AssembIage Hear Splendid Address by
Methodist Minister; Miss Media Felter and
NJ. E. and Presbyterian Chors Provide
Beautiful Music.

ing knowledge in an effort to solve
satisfactorily the great problems of
life and TO glorify their Creator. He
said that fifteen hundred years be-
fore Columbus sailed on. his voyage
OF discovery men knew that the world
was round, although none OF them
had demonstrated it as the great ad-
miral had by going out into unknown
seas to prove it. The ancients knew
the earth to be sphere by their
study of astronomy and their familiar
ity with the movements OF the plan
etary bodies and the fixed stars of
the armament. The Egyptians. Greeks
and other ancient peoples, long be
fore the beginning OF the Christian
era. had delved deeply into the Sc
crets of nature and by their research
es had found ont many OF the hidden
things OF God In fact, continued the
speaker, this Is a somewhat degen-
rraie age in knowledge, but RnrpaSs y
those that have preceded It in many
OF the essentials of life. He pleaded
for an education OF the heart. as well
ms Of the brain, and contended that
without this dual culture and devel-
opment man can not rise to the su-
preme intellectual and moral heights
to which the Creator intended Mod
crn civilizatIon in IFS discoveries nnd
invcntiona has made application of
many principles laid bare by the an
clients. but has not attained in some
things to the heights reached by the
ancients.
Rev. Holes address was little diff
ferent from the conventional bacca-
laureate sermon. but was perhaps
more helpful and enjoyable on that
account
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
CHANDLER WILL PLAY
HERE DECORATION DAY

Jack Deoennam and his cohorts
Yrom Chandler will play here Decora-
,iOn day. which will be celebrated
Monday. May 3ist. at 2:3o p. m.
A team Of all stars from the CON-
nsroial league will battle against the
Phandlerites.
II will be composed OF the follow
ing men: Fred Duncan. catcher.
Mazdas; Wilson. 1st base. Novels;
uammIii, End base. r. N. b.: Pearcy.
"a base, r. N. b.; Strickland. S.. Y.
NJ G. A.; Thompson. r.. Y. NJ. G. A.,
Novels. cf., Novels; Griffin. r.. Mae
n. Hamilton. MaEdas, Turner. F. N.
"a bauer. Novels. pitchers. Jack
r,,nes. Novels. will captain the team
from the bench.
in the morning the Novels and Y.
4 G A. teams will play their regular
came which had been scheduled for
s.1s n. m. The contest will start at
1915 q. m.
An admission fec Of ib cents will be
10 the afternoon game.
I
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
ENTERTAINED At DINNER.

Miss Ruth Combs of the class OF
1915. entertained at dinner at her
home, All Greenwood avenue. on
Sunday complimentary to Miss Clara
Gardner. Miss Colquitt Newell. mem
bers OF the faculty Of the Canon City
high school and Mr.. Fred Merriam.
member OF the graduating class. Miss
Gardner. whose home is at Moberiy.
Mo-. will shortly leave for the east
ON her vacation trip; Miss Newell.
whose home is in Georgia. is planning
an early departure for New York City.
where she win spend the summer. and
Mr. Merriam win leave soon for Cali
fornia.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
ARRIVED FROM COAST.

Mrs. Jennie l. Fischer OF Chicago.
who has been visiting at Arcata. Cali
fornia. for the last seven or eight
months. arrived here from the west
this morning and will be the guest
Of her daughter Mrs. Fred Foil. At
s2s Pike avenue. during the anmmer'
Mrs. Fischer spent some time inspect-
ine the Panama. Pacific exposition 81
nan vseacisco helnse lsAsiAs caliloF.
~ ~ caaoa cilv. Mn. rloeheg M
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
PENITENTIARY INMATE
DRAWS UNIQUE PICTURE

One OF the inmates OF the state
penitentiary. A. Siedentopf. has just
completed q pen and ink sketch of
President Wilson In one Of hiaz char
acteristic poses and it will be pre-
sented to the president shortly. Chap
lain Blake at once recognized the su-
perior quality Of the work and showed
it to a number of friends around
town, who were equally impressed
with the true likeness OF the presi-
dent.
1t is a work of art OF exceptional
merit. and was enlarged and copied
from a small sketch in one of the
Denver papers recently. Ie is en-
tirely of pen and ink work and was
accomplished during the spare time
of the inmate
1t shows the president in a sitting
position holding a young baby in his
arms. presumably one of his late
grand children. and the expression Of
tenderness and satisfaction on the
presidents face is portrayed to a
wonderful exactness.
The picture will be forwarded to
Mr.. Wilson. accompanied by short
note Of presentation by the artist and
it will undoubtedly be recognized by
the president as one of his rarest
treasures
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27

The baccalaureate sermon TO the
graduating class OF the Canon City
high school was delivered by Rev L.
}. Hole at the First Methodist church
Sunday evening In the presence OF an
assemblage that filled the spacious
auditorium and the connecting Sun
day school rooms to their capacity.
To commemorate the occasion there
was a union service and the combined
cholrs Of the Methodis. and First
Presbyterian churches. assisted by
Miss Media Felter as yiolinist. pro-
-ded a delightful musical program.
Invocation was made by Rev. Geo. +.
SEWER and the twelfth chapter Of
EccIcsiastes was read as a scripture
lesson by Rev. l. c. Rankin OF the
United Presbyterian eongregation.
The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. Hnrner OF the Trinity Lutheran
church.
Especial musical features were the
vocal solo by Mrs. wolfenberger and
the violin solo by Miss Feiier. with
Miss Kennedy as organist-
Rev. Holes discourse was predi.
Gated on the Biblical text. ~of making
|. many books there IN no end; and much
study is a weariness Ct the flesh. Let
us hear the conclusion Of the whole
matter: fear God and keep Hin com
rnandments. for this is the whole duty
Of man For God shall bring every
work into Judgment. with every Sc
ere, thing. whether It be good. or
whether it be evil"
Rev. Hole adr-onished the members
Of the class not to arrogate to them
selves that they possessed all possible
Information because they were high
school graduates. but to 70 on seek
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27

The coming OF the chautauqua in
June should be an incentive to the
candidates in The Record plan to get
new subscriptions. Nearly everyone
IS Interested In Chautauqua and all
uho can VIII attend. In the mean
time they are watching The Record
closely 20 learn the latest news about
the talent which is coming. Every
day there will be something of inter
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
RETURNS FROM FAlRPLAv.

Arthur Fredrickson. acting reporter
for Judge wilkin Of the district court.
returned to Canon City last Sunday
afternoon from Bncna Vista and Fair
play. where he went ten days ago
10 attend to some clerical work con.
'nsctsd with his position. JudEe WI
kin. who II at present eneAged IN
hsaSing = osse q LeaAvillo lor Judge
Charles Cayeuder & ~ kAho counsy
1,r1rtn ennre = onn, hnno ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
COMING CHAUTAUQUA SHOULD
HELP RECORD PLAN CANDIDATES

est about Chautauqua: new pictures.
stories Of the talent and SO forth. II
will all be interesting information.
Many OF your friends who no doubt
will attend will want to know about
Il. See them at once and ask them to
subscribe now. Tell them also about
the local base ball news and the war
between Italy and Austria. which is
just now the biggest news event OF
the day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
LEAVE THURSDAY FOR CHICAGO.

Mrs. J. p. Greene and daughter.
Miss Phyilis OF Chicago. who have
been residents At $50 College avenue
for the last seven or eight months.
viii leave for their home In the east
on ThursdAy. Miss Phyllis has been
a student IN the Canon City high
schoo. during tho past winter Alrs.
Greene and daughter VIII visit friends
In Nebraska enFoute 70 Chicago. Mr..
Greene = connected With NE uhpls-
sals Am e CaFson. Rterte. nae,. 4
ca = cAloa1p \ eoAn1nal,ol =,
1ea,,E ~ 1.milg ~ tta~1 ~,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
MISS EDNA woRLEv HOME FROM
CONCRETE.

Miss Edna woriey terminated her
school work Mt Concrete = few days
ago and hAa returned 10 Canon City
for tbs summer. The term VIA closed
with 4. picnic at which her mother,
Mr.. William woFiex. Mns present
"a oF,ally oAieve1 tke oooao1cn.
NelAps ~ 1auCA,ee cano hcne -
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
arAvrs THURSDAY ron CALI
F0NNlA.

Mrs. Hart uoodloe and son William
YIN lesvs Thursday aftsrnoon fcF >
mo.th's visit 10 the California expo
oIt,c,S Thsy win 80 lint v Ipo
Hrros ~ Cen T,aDp aad thea y
r41 ri,S1,oSo. nlepplno - vnl,c4e
p |1kurro' = ~ NJ nlkl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-27
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y WSoseil9e - oualay. s1ne IN,
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friiberen 3eiten Iinb aud iDieber auf
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