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to the obsequies. Burial viii be at
Greenwood cemetery.
TT. COLLINS MERCHANTS
WORKED In USUAL WAY

FIT Collins Review:
citors of experience, rolled into town
and arranged with local church to
get out q church directory. The pas
tor. undoubtedly acting in good faith,
took them to the quarters of the Re-
tail Merchants association, where
they were provided with credentials
permitting them to solicit among the
business men They secured probab-
ly 5000 TO $500 in advertising for the
directory. merely by way of paying
the expense Of compilation and pub
licatfon-
They then sought bids from the
printing houses in Fort Collins. The
bids were not uniform, but ranged in
the neighborhood Of 500 for the pro-
duction Of the job. Nothing further
was heard until the last day or two,
when 1t developed that the women had
taken the work to some other city,
where it is now in process OF printing.
II will be delivered early next week.
The pastor worked in good faith. but
to = sad end. The merchants contri-
buted $500 to $500 for advertising
which admittedly is worth nothing to
them: the church gets a directory at
a total cost to the city OF the total
contributions by the merchants-and
every dollar of the money had gone
out OF Fort Collins forever.
Had 4 Fort Collins printing house
tried the same thing 1t would have
been frowned down without $50 in
patronage. but two smooth-tongued
solicitors from outside can accomplish
the JOB in record time and almost
without effort
The lesson is obyious-so obvious,
in fact, that nobody will see il. For
an hour or two there will be regret
over the situation. but the next soli-
citor who blows into town will do the
same thing as easily as these two did.
The next step. logically. is to put the
Fort Collins printers at the head of
the list Of those who shalr be solicit.
I'd for church and Y. NJ. G. A. dona-
E.s...Is4l s-A >
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RDCkvALE MINERS ADOPT
ROCKEFELLER PLAN

AS a consequence OF a meeting held
Monday night by the miners employ
ed In the Rockvale mine, of the Colo
RADIO Iron company at which time it
was unanimously decided to reconsid-
er their previous action. the vote was
taken as the men came from the mine
last evening on the Rockefeller plan
OF industrial relations and the result
was 241 for and lis against. The
former vote was 15s against and 81
for the plan
RoclxvAle was the only mine belong
ing to the company in Colorado which
rejected the plan the proposition car
rying by large majority.
The matter OF reconsiderlng the pre-
vious action has been under consider
alton among the Rockvaie miners for
several days,
The Rockefeller plan d now In OPP
ssaiioa at al ~ ccunpAny's minss
n ~ slats.-- Vlnroace cislnen.
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DRIVER OF
MILK WAGON
HELD UP!-:::BY
HIGHWAYMAN
YOUTH DRAGGED FROM WAGON
AND RELIEVED OF ALL MONEY
HE HAD ON HIS PERSON.
ROBBERY TOOK PLACE IN ALLEY

Earl Wflkerson who drives a milk
wagon for his step-father. Icillius
Mann, Of South Canon, was held up
by highwayman in the alley at the
rear of the residence Of G. T. Wood
at 219 Greenwood avenue shortly af-
ter 6 O'Clock Monday night while de-
livering milk to his customers and
robbed him of two dollars.
wdlkerson. iwho is about sixteen
years OF age, says that while he was
driving along the alley an unknown
man wearing cap halted him and
said he desired to buy some milk.
Wilkerson told him that he had none
for sale at that time and the stranger
wanted to know IL he would have any
the next time he came around. Be-
fore the boy could make a reply to
the question the highwayman reach
ed into the wagon. caught Wilkerson
by the coat, dragged him from the
vehicle and ordered him to turn over
what money he had d quick. Al
most before wilkerson realized what
was taking place the robber search
ed the boys pockets and found two
silver dollars which he appropriated
to his own use. Before Wilkerson
could raise an alarm the highwayman
disappeared N the NaFknesa and has
not since been seen. Before leaving
the robber told the boy that he would
see him in a-few nights, but did not
say where It would be.
The matter was reported to the
authorities this morning and the
police have been busy today trying
to locate the robber. but without sue
cess. Several suspects were question
ed. but none were arrested as all were
able to establish an alibi.
Marshal c. F. Skinner in company
with the wilkerson boy made a visit
to the railroad yards and other places
on the outskirts of the town this
morning in an EFFORT to find the high
wayman. but all to no purpose.
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supr. RoegRr oeLg HURT.

Robert ogie. superintendent of
bridges and buildings of the Denver
6 Rio Grande Railroad company. sus-
tanned injuries while making a run
over the tracks on a handcar Friday
morning that is likely to cost him his
life MFR. ogie was inspecting the
roadbed and bridges between Canon
City and Pueblo when the accident
occurred. In some manner unknown.
the handcar ran on the track near
Lisesay and fell down = steep grade.
pinning him underneath 1t. He was
found lying under the car unconscious
by hobo about II O'Clock. who re-
ported the matter to the nearest sta
ton agent and the unfortunate man
was picked up and taken 70 the hos
pitai At Pueblo for treatmsns. Both
u Nj. oGloS lsgB woro broken end
his skull frActuro4 hy In acolasat.
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YOUNG BLOODS ORGAH-
lzE BOOSTER CLUB

a dozen of the younger men in
Canon City's business and profession
al circles have pledged themselves
as members of The Canon City Boos-
ter's Club, the purpose of which will
be the developing the natural re-
sources of Canon City and of develop
ing and encouraging all other enter
terprises which will be for thS uplift
and growth of this community.
Tire twelvesmen about whom the or
sanization is to be perfected will be
known as the charter members. All
others who wish to do so may join
upon meeting the requirements of
membership.
The first meeting win be held next
Thursday evening. October 2S. at 1880
at which time constitution and bylaws
and other preliminary matters will be
decided upon.
The charter members are: Messrs.
b. vasey. Harry w. Combs. w. H.
Esser. Jr.. Claude t. Singer. H. ".
George, James F.. Bickers, Clyde c..
Nelson. A. R. Novels. H. P. Stommel.
Harry F. Bowen. ]. Leo Sterling and
w. n. Clark.
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A HAPPY THOUGRT FOR
YOUR BOY OR GIRL
AWAY At COLLEGE

Is your Boy or Girl OF at ConegeG
Don't you believe he or sLe would
ike mighty well to have The Weekly
hccord every week?
ihe Weekly Record would please
most any collese boy o. girl bettcr
than 4 box of candy or Z dox. roa..s
]; viii como every weak and will be
like a letter from home It Will keep
the young folks at college in touch
with home Affairs and with doings OF
their young friends at home.
We will send the Weekly Record
to any Boy or Girl at College from
now until College Is out next spring
70 r75 cents. Can you spend 75 cents
in any other way to give the Boy or
Girl half SO much pleasure?
Send in their address soon. They
should not miss an issue.
The same offer win be made to
young folks from Canon City who are
teaching teaching seAee! away from homo. For
rs cents we will send The Weekly
Record until school is out.
THE WEEKLY RECORD,
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THE WEEKLY RECORD
AND
INGALLS, MAGAzINE

Here is a special offer for quick
acceptance.
We will send you The Weekly
Record and McCaiis Magazine both
one year for sl.40 II you will pay
your Record up n year in advance.
Every woman knows what McCalls
Magazine is. 1t is as standard as
wheat in the oin-and almost as nee
essary to woman's happiness.
You like The Record and expect to
pay for it soon anyway. Do it now
add 10 cts. and get this fine little
magazine for year.
5ots.
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mother and mas no recollection OF be-
~uroached by strangers on the
the church Sundny even
she know anything about
her D.. being gone until she got
home. She says she is absolutely at a
loss to understand how her hair could
have been cut on without her know
ing 1t. .fS
Miss May Harding. who is corrobor-
ated by the others who accompanied
Mrs. Marsden and her daughter to
church Sunday night says:
'.'Lucile had hold OF my arm all Of
the way from the house TO the church
and we sat together during the SER
vice. We did not see any strange
men as we walked along the street
70 the church. nor did we notice any
In the congregstion. or on the outside
when the service was over. Lucille
walked with my sister. Sarah. and
Miss Wilma Mcdonald on the way
home. but they followed closely Mrs.
Narsden. Mrs.. Rommei and myself.
who were IN advance on the return
trip. None OF US knew anything about
Lucile's braid being cut on until we
got into the house when she took on
her sweater and the loss was reveal
ed. How II could have happened is
puzzljng to me. Although we walked
arm in arm on the way to church it Is
possible that somebody might have
slipped up behind us and clipped her
hair on without attracting the atten-
ton OF either OF US. In my opinion
IT was cut on on the way to church.
but. Of course. ! do not know any
thing about e. It istunthinkabie that
II could have been cut on while in
church. The thief would more likely
to have been seen In his work while
Fe were returning from church than
would have been the case while we
were going to church. as there was
a larger party OF US. ] am told that
ouch things have happened at Pueblo.
but this Is the frat instance have
ever heard Of such an occurrence tax.
ing place In Canon City,
Mrs. II. J. Ciaggett, who sat two
or three seats behind Airs. Marsden
and her daughter at the Episcopal
church Sunday syRuing.l says she
thinks she Noticed Miss Marsden's
braid when she put her sweater on
At the conclusion Of the serviee- There
was nobody N the pews between Mrs.
ciagKeff and the Marsden party and
in the formers opinion the braid
could not have cen cut on inside the
church. She expressed the belief
that IL must have been cut on while
Miss Marsden was going home.
As q protection to girls against pos
sible hair thieves Mayor Cooper this
morning authorized the statement
made that the city would pay q re-
ward OF twenty-five dollars for the ar
rest and conviction of the miscreant
who cut on Miss Marsden's braid. or
for the arrest and conviction of the
perpetrator OF any similar crime in
the future. A year or so ago a mum
ber of girls in Cripple Creek and
Victor had their hair cut OF by n
mysterious Jack.the-ciipper. but not
antii Sunday night had such a thing
taken place In Canon City.
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LINCOLN PARK SUNDAY
PREACHING SERVICES

Rev. William Wilson will preach at
tho home OF Mr.. Brown on Ash street,
Lincoln Park. Sunday night at seven
O'Clock. All people living in that neigh
horhood are invited. Those who
heard Rev. Wilson last Sunday night
we're very much pleased with his ser
vices. Thos. Roberts will sing.
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PICTURE APPEARS
IN sosToN POST

The picture OF Col. Theron d. HAr'
rIs and Mr.. Morrill, HAugh appeared
recently In The Boston Post. The pic
tire of these two popular young men
wAs taken while they were at Jack
sons rAnch and thay we're shown
reading The Boston Post. which AIR.
Harris sots daily.
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LOUISE MOODY neruRMs HOME

]. W. Moody win take his daughter,
Iouise. back to westcliffe today She
has bran in 0ravss hospital several
days but has sntirely recovered from
har ailmept,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
Liability Insurance

If a person is injured while being
employed by another, or If he is not
employed, but is only a spectator or
is in the employ of some one else. the
injured party can claim damages
through the courts and if the en-
ployer is in any way to blame these
damages, which in many cases are
large amounts, can easily be collect
ed. Even if after a lengthy trial the
employer wins his case and proves
that he is not to blame for the injury,
the costs Of a suit are large. The
only way conservative employer can
protect himself from these losses is
by insurance, the same as he pro-
tects his plant from loss by fire. The
liability company takes full charge nf
these cases in the name Of the en-
ployer and settles the case out CT
court, If the injured party has just
grounds for damages. OF takes full
charge Of fighting the case in the
courts. In either event the employer
is relieved of any loss resulting from
the accident.
Macomber, Farr & Written have
made q specially Of this department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
Augusta Mutual Plate Glass
Insurance Company

This Company, the only Plate Glass
Company in Maine was incorporated
by special act Of the Legislature for
insuripg plate glass in buildings, glass
show Gases, etc. The officers are Geo.
E. Macomber, President: r. H. Bod
we'll, Treasurer, and E. c. CARL, Secre-
tary; Macomber, Farr & Written,
General Managers. Every one has
observed the large amount Of valuable
glass fronts on Water street. Practi-
cally all of it is insured by the local
company. They have an efficient
agency force and do large business
from Kittery to Fort Kent. Their
rates are as low as can possibly be
afforded, and they give immediate at
tention to losses, the broken glass be-
ing Immediately replaced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
The Bonding Business

The custom of signing bonds for ac-
friends comes down from the old times
Of neighborhood barn raisings and
general custom Of friendly help, but as
the raising has given place to the
carpenters crew, as the trained nurse
cares for the sick instead Of willing
neighbors, so does the Bond Company
now become surety. Signing a neigh
boris bond is like signing his note and
the custom is going out Of fashion.
Don't sign a bond for anyone; don't
ask any one to sign bond for you. eX-
presses the general feeling today. The
Bonding business is a comparatively
recent addition to the work of insur-
ance Offices. Macomber. Farr & Whit
ten were quick to see the great future
Of the business and have made it Il
special study in all its complex fea-
lures. Having the general agency for
Maine for the Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Co. they are the leading
Bonding agency in Maine.
The Bond Company's Power Of A.
torney is filed with the various courts
and they will execute a bond while
you wait" for Administrators, Execu-
tors, Guardians, Trustees, Sale Of Real
Estate, etc. Such bonds are paid for
from the estate and are preferred by
Probate Courts and attorneys.
Bonds are written for contractors,
State. county and municipal offices.
secret societies, bank officials and for
all persons holding positions Of trust.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06

although we do not wish to pu's.s
you with talk Of life insurance WV
1t becomes obnoxious we are ".
glad, any time, to tell you abou] VI
Provident and compare its rates ~
contract with any other cornp4n
We sincerely believe that If you O."
fully look into the contracts and ~,
of this company you will be sat'sD
with no other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.

One of the broadest forms Of auto
mobile policies which covers the auto
mobile In garage or on the road
against fire, lightning, theft or dan
gers Of transportation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
MoToR.BoAT INSURANCE.

This policy covers on engines, ma
chinery. hulls, fittings and furniture,
covering fire and lightning only or
protecting against the perils of nayi-
cation Of inland and coastwise waters.
including fire, explosion, collision and
jettisons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH jNsuR.
ANCE

Our policy forms are up-to.date. No
agency issues health and accident
policies with contracts more favorable
than ours Careful personal attention
is given to all claims. In case Of q
reported claim We make it our first
business to see that the interest Of the
assured Is taken care Of in every wav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
RENT INSURANCE,

Insures against loss Of rental income
or loss Of the use Of property
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
MERCHANDISE IN TRANSIT.

Can be protected by a policy predi-
Gated on annual shipments: plan
that is becoming very popular with
jobbing houses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
STEAM BOILER INSURANCE.

Covering legal liability, property
damage and regular expert inspection.
Policies furnished with or without the
Use and Occupancy Clause.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
SPRINKLER LEAKAGE iNSUR-
ANCE.

We write simple and liberal policy
covering, water damage from leakage
or breakage of the automatic
sprinkler system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY.

Covering owners liability for dam
age to persons and property including
defense for suits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
GENERAL LIABILITY.

A form Of policy protecting land
lords and mercantile establishments
in case Of claims for personal in
juries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06

in obtaining the lowest rates for re-
liable, prompt and efficient service.
Allow US. for small premium, to re-
lieve you from all this trouble and ex-
pense, care and worry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
PARCEL POST INsuRANcE.<

Guarantees Of safe delivery Of regis
tered or unregistered packages sent
through the United States mails, pro-
viding larger indemnity than the gov.
eminent registry system, with less
trouble and expense.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
MARINE INSURANCE.

Through our connection with or !.
the largest Marine Insurance ONCE d.
the country. we furnish Marine ~
cies; also IRE policies on vesse! %
erty which also covers salvage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
USE AND OCCUPANCY POLICIES

These protect manufactures whose
business is permanently established.
from loss due to the closing Of their
factories by fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
ELEVATOR INSURANCE,

These policies cover liability and
furnish regular inspection. We insure
all the passenger elevators in the City
of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
TOURISTS FLoATER POLICIES.

Covering personal effects from the
time the baggage leaves the house UNI
til returned, against all risks Of
transportation, navigation, and fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
REGISTERED MAIL.

Covering consignments of bonds.
coupons, bank notes. certificates Of
stock, currency and other securities or
valuables sent by registered mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
TEAM INSURANCE.,

A form Of Liability Insurance Gov.
ering liability for damage done by
teams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
BURGLARY INSURANCE.

Policies for Bank Burglary, Mer-
camille Safe. including damage done IL
the premises by Burglars. Dwelling
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
PHYSICIANS DEFENSE.

Covering liability for malpractice
and defense Of suits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06
TORNADO POLICIES.

ing at low rates, against loss by
tornado or wind storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-06

( STOCK FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES REPRESENTED
Agricultural Insurance Co ..-...''.''. WATERFOWL
Alliance Insurance Co. rnlaoeld
American Central Insurance Co. 81. LOUIS
Boston Insurance Co. bosa
c. H. Howard, Agent at Halowell
CALIFORNIAN Insurance Co. ........ Edinburgh, ScotAh
Commercial Union Insurance Co. ...... LONDON, Bingham
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. Hart@
Continental ne" 1@
Fidelity Phenx Insurance Co. New You
Fidelity Underwriters New YG
German American Insurance Co. New YG
Granite State Fire Insurance Co. Portsmouth nh
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. ................ Harna
Home Insurance Co. Observation-Disclosures. New Y@
Insurance Co. of North America Philadelphia
Liverpool London Globe ms Co. Liverpool Engn
London Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. Liverpool Engn
Lopdon Assurance Corp. LONDON tngE
National Union Fire Insurance Co. ....... Pittsbug
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Co. Manchester N
New York Underwriters ................'... new ron
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. New Ya
North British Mercantile ms. Co. London Bingham
Northern Assurance Co. Observation-Disclosures. London EngM
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. ......... philadelphia
Peoples National Fire Insurance Co. Wilmington
Philadelphia Underwriters Observation-Disclosures. Phiadeph
Phoenix Insurance Co. Hara
Nv" cAS1o1se assurance o'. 1s.
queen insurance Co. New fm
Saint Paul Fire Marine ms. Co. .... st. Paul. Mimi
c. H. Howard, Agent at Hallowell. '... Ia
Scottish Union National ms Co. Edinburgh, scoda
Springfield FIRE and Marine ms Co. Springfield mes
INITIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES prpprsrNrm|
Berkshire Mutual Fire ms Co. ......... Pittsfed Mass
Central Manufacturers Mutual ms. Co. Van Vert
e. c. CARL, Agent. -,
Fltchburg Mutual Fire ms Co. Fitchburg Mas
Merrimack Mutual Fire ms Co. Andoyer Mas
MUTUAL insurance Co. SacO MI
Ouincv Mutual E;ro Inc ~ o.:...,
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house Burglary. including theft and
larceny. ""'
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LIFE INslIaAMeE

we represent the Provident Life and
tFust Company Of Philadelphia ana
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1915-02-14
MATHEW SCHMIDT
CAUGHT IN new YORK
is ONE OF THE MEN SOUGHT FOR
BLOWING UP LOS ANGELES
TIMES BUILDING.

New York. Fen Matthew 4.
Schmidt. "a wear. Ola. was arrested
here tonight as a ma.tive on am m.
dictment found in los Angeles fl
october 1910 caarg,ng him with bav-
Inc been implicated N dvnamrtng
the Los Angeles 7fmos bufldue The
arrest WAS made su ura.r Broadway.
where detectives had traced .i. after
search of fo.- wears
DETECTIVES William D. BURNS who ae.
compaa.ed the officer mahins .ls ar
rest said the Indictment charges nat
Schmidt was one OF several mon Vho
went with i r. Mcnamara to the
works of the Giant Powder Company
I'm California and purchased 1000
mounds of DYNAMITE
Schmidt was hold without bail nnul
Feh,.paf-, - ia await extraditon
V-ha, arrafenod before MAGISTRATE
NoOnada Tho nrisoner said he was a
nnchanic "a ,ears of ace ,nt re.
fused to answer the other customary
opoetions AMER tbe arraignment.
nocaver tho MAGISTRATE said the main
had ,onf,..si Ia Him, i'm his chambers
that he ms Matthew schmidt as
sllaped i'm the To< Angeles indict-
ment Detective Burns stated that