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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28
INTERESTING EVENT
TO kMlGnTS TEMpLlR

The official Wait Of Grand Eminent
Commander John W. winEAto Of Du-
range to Canon City con,mandery No.
.. kniehts Tempiar. Thursday night
was an unusually interesting one TO
the members Of that order. There
was a large attendance OF Sir Knights
at the asylum Of the commandery In
The Masonic temple and the esrcmo-
nies we're Of beautiful and impres.
sive character.
Il vas expected that the Order nf
tho Temple and the Order og Malta
would be conferred. but the candidate
fer these honors. who won't 70 Denver
the nrrt Of the week. was unable to
get hero in time to receive the In
vestment. Az . result Of the defer
ring Of those degrees the only work
cone was that embrnced In the custo-
mary routine Of the commnndery ana
the official Inspection By the dissin.
Fuished yisitor. feature Of the
afiair was an elaborate spread. serv-
ID ti the banquet hall Of the com
mandery under the supervision Of its
members. at which tho spirit Of fra
ternity and goodfeIlowshlp prevailed.
Delesntions Of Krishts were In a.
tendance from Florence and Pueblo
and their presence contributed in
making the satherIng one Of mors
than ordinary asreeablsness and
pleasure. Among the msmbsrs Of
tie Pueblo contingent wers Msssrs
George w. Rice. w. y. Griaard. Q. o.
chIpmnn, N. D. Henry. John ADDER
son. Geo. H. Roe. II. =. ciucat. Q. q.
Nikirk, Con. stumpf and n. H. wor-
icnbes
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were tabled. h. n. Andrew moved
Tint the commlttee be rendered !
vote Of thanks for their work and ef'
forts and It was accepted and put to
a unanimous vote.
The menu of the evening was one
Of Mrs. Dyes best efforts and received
tions were made but most Of them
hearty approval. The service waf
splendid and it was easy to tell that
the strathmore was again under the
Dye regime.
MIR. J 3 w. Moody of the Novels
Mercantile company delighted the ban
queters with an EdiscnpDiamond Disc
phonograph concert and the various
numbers were roundly applauded. The
evening proved the more ENJOYABLE
because of the music.
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canon BOY ENGINEER
| ON lLl-EATED VESSEL

Ralph 8. Trout. son OF W. II. Trout
Of this city. was an engineer on the
U. 8. cruiser Santiago. which was
partially wrecked Thursday might
from an explosion in the boiler room
while on the west coast Of Mexico,
but It 10 not known here whether he
was hurt in the accident or not. The
only information his father has had Of
the unfortunate afYair is that contain.
ed in the press dispatches. which sta.
tes that four firamen were killed
and nine other members Of the ships
crew seriously injured. The reports
are that II was one of the worst A.
fairs Of the kind that has taken place
in the American navy in years snd
the relatives and friends Of Engi
neer Trout are considerably concern.
cd in rotation to his safety.
Engineer Trout. who has been In
the navy for ten years. was attached
TO the torpedo boat Hopkins at the
time of the disastrous explosion in ID.
engine room while in San Pedro har
Dor, California. few yearu ago. but
csenped injury. The cylinder head Of
ne Hopkins boiler blew ont and I
number Of msn wsrs ssallsl % dsath
~ the esoaping steAn.
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Osyl. enc Town..ns oussss q c,us.
Norfolk. va. Jan. ais.--s solicltof pa.
Vie Of the department o. justice ~
nenator Townsend Of Miehic,a vin
g ths snssts q honor ail 1sIasID6i
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-01-28

Exactly one hundred and one repre-
sentative business and professional
men of Canon City and Florence at the
banquet board at the Strathmore hotel
Friday night by motion voted upon,
unanimously endorsed the actions of
the common councils of Canon City
and Florence and urged them TO con-
tinue their suit to require the Flor
ence and Cripple Creek railroad to re-
build their road between Canon City
and Florence and the Cripple Creek
district A. L. Taylor made the mo-
tion which brought out the concensus
of opinion en- the matter.
Mr.. D. W. Ross made the report OF
the Fremont county committee which
has been investigating the overtures
made by the Cripple Creek and Victor
people in reference to the building of
an automobile road oa the F. & C. c.
right-of-way, and because no definite
proposition had been placed before
the Fremont committee the report was
not complete. 1t was accepted as such
by a motion put by ]. d. Blunt Of Flor
ence and which was voted upon unan'
imous,y This leaves the matter of
the automobile road question open for
further action, but through Mr.. Tay-
lor's motion the meeting went on rec
ord as being opposed to the auto road
and determined to see the railroad suit
through to the finish.
Fiorenee Men Present.
Mayor v. A Hutton, City Attorney
]. d. Blunt and Councilmen Alfred
Durfee, Tom Blunt and Tom HowelIs
of Florence represented that city at
the banquet. Mayor Smith of Canon
City made an address Of welcome to
these men and was answered by Mayor
Hutton.
The speakers OF the evening were
Mayor Smith, Mayor Hutton. D. w.
Ross, Judge Augustus Pease. J. d.
Blunt and 8. A. Hackley Of Penrose.
Others held the floor for short periods
to make motions and other matters.
Irwin R. Stockton, vice president Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. acting in
the absence Of Mr.. D. B. Novels, pre-
sided az tosatmaster. He introduced
the subject OF the evening in q brief.
but able. explanation and his witty
remarks were well received at all
times.
Mr.. Stockton told Of the proposition
placed before Canon City and Flor
ence by Cripple Creek and Victor,
which had for It's object the substitu-
tion Of an automobile scenic highway
up the Phantom Canon route instead
Ut the reconstruction OF the Florence
& Cripple Creek railroad.
Toastmaster Denies Rumors.
The toastmaster said that the ru-
mors to the effect that the committee
appointed by Canon City had been try.
Ing to further the auto road were
false. but rather they were only fui
hlling the commission placed upon
ilem to look thoroughly into the prop
os'tion and report their findings.
Mr.. Ross was called upon to make
the report. he being chairman Of the
committee. In explanation he told Of
tho formation Of the committee by
him after he had been chosen chair.
man at the luncheon meeting held at
the Y. N. c. A. under the auspices Of
'ne Chamber OF Commerce to meet the
delegation from Cripple Creek and Vic
tor. which brOached the auto road
proposition.
Neos Ts'la - csmmltass.
~ spesAer rsIaie1 his s1srts .
~ > cnmittoe ecnOess1. = so0sp.
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cost $4,000 to reconstruct the ROAD.
sIy ASSOCIATES Mr.. McI1in. Mr..
Charles Milton. The engineer. and my
self went over the road bed ana after
careful study Mr.. Milton estimated
that the road could be rebuilt for
s6S.ooOE
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Under these conditions . said Judge
Pease, "the Florence & Cripple Creek
has been and is making big amount
Of money They had s75o.ooo in the
treasury and were making from IL to
is per cent and didn't care much about
keeping this road down here going be-
cause Of the other outlets which they
had out Of the district. guess that
they we're glad that the flood did come
along in August and wash the road out
because they didn't want to operate
II because they thought that the Short
Line gave them better service"
"when We went before the stats
Railroad commission in our enoFts 70
Have the roAd rebuilt, we foun1 tkat
We hrst had 70 show tbat the rot1
couIl b rssnilt fer > essiain enaeti't
e sncnsv. ne Us1.nes . cnp1lS
csSsE ~ Sssi1lbst1 ~ 4 vtslg
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
CONTINUED From Yesterday }

Ray Norris's law office faced Willard
Falls engineering Office directly across
the court Of the same skyscrapcr in
the city. The two young men had
become acquainted through their bust
ness proximity. invitations had been
extended. calls exchanged. and the two
families were in fair way of becoming
friends.
Ray Norris was prosperous young
attorney. clean cut. handsome. ambi-
tious. and tendcrly devoted TO his wife.
She was Eood-looking young woman.
Of twenty-five or thcrcabouts, fresh as
an April morning. dark-cyed and with
bcwitching, elusive smile ever lin
rer!nS about the corner OF her adorable
red HIPS. II her husband was tenderiy
devoted to her, she was infinitely de-
voted 10 him. and set him upon a pedcs-
tai To be idolzed for all time.
Mrs FAN on the other hand was
thirty five. cngrosscd in her social du-
Ties, a self-imposcd social monitor and
guardian OF the morals OF her set. who
was too busy with her many tasks 10
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DGE3asG6e u, oe scsse o.. 3

What is believed To he the views
OF one element OF German official
dom in regard Ia the terms on which
Germany would consider peace was
expressed recently by DR.. PaaSchc.
Vicc-prcsident of the RciChSta@. in
II speech. in which he maintains that
Germany will never reliDQuish any
conquered territory which She can
hold ID! force OF arms. DR.. PaaSche
il quoted as saying: THE land we
conquered with so much German
blood We will never return. The
diplomats pen must not spoil what
the sword has so well achieved
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avs?
Story No. E
Houses Of Glass
By EDWIN BLISS

Copyright. 1915. by Pnthc Ex-
change. Inc. All moving picture
rights and all foreign copyrights
strictly reserved. Shown ut the We
tor each Saturday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

the welfare Of his own help. he had
not the Nncssc TO attribute another's
concern TO anything other than n per-
sonal motive. and he felt miserable
citation at what he considered Nor
rls little game" His reflections were
disturbed by the slight, rccurrent
crcaking Of his door. as of someone
trying cautiously. inch by inch, to
open il unnoticcd. He sprang from
mis- chair strobe with swift soft steps
to the door; pulled It suddenly open
and confrontcd-his wife.
CONTINUED To- Morrow)
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tents. Then for the first time nc looked
at her. and knew from her flushed
checks and Unnaturally bright eyes
that something was wrong.
Why. Miss Foster" he exclaimed In
genuine concern. "whatevcr's the
trouble? You look like the very dick
ems. What's up
oh nothing. she answered. irving
to make light OF his concern--"lcast-
wise. nothing that matters. Just a
bothcrsomc cold. and n little headache.
Hy tho way. is that that Smith e Iiod
son letter? What's tho latest develop
mcnt this morning? What did they say
to your proposal to
Never mind THAT for moment
ton OF into that channel. You're
ILL.,"
Il assure you. Mr. ---- He
made "A quick gesture indicative of
his intention not to he put off in his
inquiry. and crossing quickly to where
she stood, took both her pale, thin
hands in both Of his. and noted with
quick concern tina, they were burn
ing.
This will never do" he said gravely.
and with emphatic earncstness. And
nc repeated half aloud, half to him
self. never. never do I'm afraid I've
been bit of brute lately, what with
thc h!Sht work, sundays and sk!mpcd
lunch hours" He disrcgardcd her at
tempt 70 assuace mis- sclf-reproach. and
went on. But III see to that. You're
slated for vacation. and that in short
order. II! make arrangements" He
turned thouShtfully away. and went
back to his letters
Willard Fall. across the court, in
his Office had seen Norris cross TO
where Myra stood AZ her desk beside
the broad window. and an evil smile
lighted his coarse features as he noted
Norris take Myras hands in his and
hold them the while he spoke solicit
tously to her. Devoid of concern for
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''Duffy's A Lasting Benefit"
Her husband relieved,
of stomach trouble of ~
years stan ding, Mrs.
link Urote us oDer ttDo
years ago as folloUs:

MY HUSBAND suTcred WITH etom-
ach trouble for over i2 years. dur
ing which time he dottored with
three doctors, who gave him no re-
lief. He kept growing worse. had
as things always sourcd on his
stomach. but thank God. after taxi
ing three bottles OF Duny's Pure
Malt Whiskey he was entirely cured.
He stlll takes it as n tonic, ard we
would never be without it. He now
looks fine and weighs $50 pounds.
| can highly recommend it to any
one afflicted with stomach trouble
Mrs. Fred +. link.
She now writes that Dufry's is
kccpinE thcnl botb I'm beoltb.
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grow old gracefully. Her husband.
well-Grcomcd. suave and careless. vast
known as q lady's man. and already dis
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Invitations Issued.

Especial 10 The Times DIspatchl
WASHINGTON. May 22.-Congress-
man and Mrs. William A. Jones. of vir-
rinia. issued invitations tonight to
the marriage of their daughter. Ann
seymour Jones to Lieutenant Samuel
Roland Hopkins. Third Field Artillery.
L. ;. Army. The wedding will take
place ut st. Johns Church Warsaw
Va, on the evening OF juno O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23

"'Lo Miss Foster. How're YOU this
nm" morning | hop" Your father is
better" 1t was Norris talking to his
stenoErapher.
Good morning. Mr.. Norris He's
some better. thank YOU" She was try
ing to be brave. and answered with an
attempt al chccrfuincss that set her
head pounding violently, and made her
grasp at her desk for support lie had
thrown off his light top coat. and
without looking at her sat down. and
was in a moment deep in his mornings
mail Some communication OF more
than ordinary Importance caused him
10 stop in his cnvclop Sitting. and ne
rose to confer with her upon it's con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Sent TO Roads.

boIlv Francis. colored, was sent to
roads for four months by Justice
,tchfeld yesterday on charge OF.
citing Joseph Aytes with a pistol
.Ianrv Brown, colored. was given
,ntv DAYS in Jail when convicted of
aling q 50 cowhide from w. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
Duffy's Pure Malt VVhiskev

VIII should
most
to in
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Charged with Tbre,tcn,,r

Jessie Owens. colored. was arrested
Yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Webb
snyder. charged with threatening bodily
harm to George Hewlett.
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luieting rumors were reaching his
wife. ON the morning on which our
story opens, Mrs. Fall had seen him
through the window. talking to Il
pretty society bud. and had sent the
maid to call him back. There had been
a scene and he had left for his Office
III Il huff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
PARING E0R FLORAL
PARADE. or AUTOMOBILES

ne Richmond Automobile Club is
5usMy engaged in preparing for
Horal parade on June >. and car
ers are beginning 20 show inter-
y tho plans ana ideas of the COM
tee Noses Thalhimcr. chairman Of
floral parade committee. has an
need that he viii Willingly give adj
|. and Instructions and all informal
as to the manner OF securing dec
lions \ partial list OF those who
= entered their cars follows W. G.
| Charles settler, Joseph +. Sorr.
/. Q Hooker. J. r. Fowler T.. c. Pc
70. ". y stone Motor Car Company,
.es Thalhimcr. r. 3. Airport. II w
de. J T. Palmatary, O. +. Parrish,
Ra,kiny. Franklin Fowlkcs Motor
n2ary. +. a. Fry, j. Leroy Suthcr-
! II Wi!dt, c. +. Sauer, Mrs. Il
Mahalcy. tho Virginia Autom ohile
b. the Fire Department. the Lady
|,cabees and r. Elwod Tragic.
k:CIfL HONOR FOR
RICHMOND GRAYS
announcement was made Yesterday
|, great honor had been paid 10 the
|hmond Grays' Battalion, Major Law
90 T. price com handing, which has
~ appointed escort 10 Genera! Ben
FL Young. in-chief OF
United Confederate Veterans. AS
escort the Grays will lead the
,dc The battalion will meet Cen
Young when he arrives. and on
Law. May 81. will fall in for the
lvwood Memorial service AT 4
ok on Wednesday. June ., the
Will meet the V. NJ. /. cadets, and
nat night the battalion will give
oduction OF the Battle OF the
ter AT Camp Stuart.
amp Stuart has been admirably fit
,D TO care for a large number of
veterans Cots have been placed in
Administration Building, and a
&c banqueting hall has been ar
ged in one Of the nearby buildings.
;hat ut all times the veterans will
eheltercd from inclcment weather
= committee Will be able to quarter
oral thousand men here and to
Ec them as comfortable as they
,Id Ee in their own homes.
REHEARSAL
or CIiiLDREN'S CHOIR
,,,fossor Walter c. Mercer, who has
,.ge oi the musical programs for
several occasions. Will hold full
ss rehearsal at the stand Saturday
rning at $3.50 o'clock. The children
this rehearsal will he dressed in
org so as to represent the Confeder-
nag. 4 general rehearsal was held
.he John Marshall High School yes
day morning.
~ /. rehearsal for the big concert to
Given in the City Auditorium on
night of June will be held in the
.,nth street Christian Church an
Tuesday night at S:15 o'clock. Pro-
cor Mercer said he would have 600
,ss and sixty-three pieces in the
,ccrt. and that it would he the great
and best of its kind ever heard in
,hmond. Practically every church
,ir in the city will be represented.
, the choir will be swelled by other
Unknown singers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-23
| IS DECORATING
FOR GREAT REUNION
iense ThrOng Expected, From APP
Phcattons Made for Quarters
and Board.
'iE VETERANS COMFORTABLE
'hSive Preparations Are Being
E"nc Tor What Is Generally Felt
, lie the Last Confederate Re-
mon Ever to BE Held Here.

OK Of decorating the city for the
ecerate Reunion is now going on
feverish activity. All the shops
'road and Main Streets. and some
aose on side streets are being clad
confederate bunting. and the city
ow appearing in gala colors. All
houses on Grace and Franklin
cts and on Monument Avenue will
litsbly decorated for the occasion,
oe!ore the week is ended the city
be clothed from end to end In the
RS witch are symbolic OF nearly all
larger powers OF the earth, and
n have Inspired one of Americas
/ latriotla songs
PC reviewing stands on Monument
|nGc, which have been examined
passed upon ~ Building Inspector
er are practically completed. Here
veterans who are too worn by
5 and toll in working for their
ltry's good may SIT in comfort and
n the procession or their sons ana
|ldsous, and help TO cheer the first
second generations of those who
|. fought against them around all
fmond's hills.
Is he LAST REUNION
TO he HELD HENS:
is felt that this may nc the last re-
N TO he held IN Richmond. Certain
Is true that few more reunions
nose who participated IN the suffer
u the South can be held anywhere.
that reason the general committee.
ley the Craftsmanship Of Captain
n Lamb, is earnestly DESTROYS OF
Sing Il the greatest success since
veterans first united themselves To
= alive the spirit Of the days Of 81
So Everything tina; will tend TO
comfort OF tho visitors is being
IT, Information headquarters at
I East Main street. managed by W.
Ef Maddox. j. trying L. make ar
gemcnts with all lodging and board
nous keepers 10 list their names
that tho veterans may be housed
:.
committee expects 10 have here 4
sd numbering 10000 people, and the
rs ana boarding houses will be
Eined TO their utmost in caring for
thronGs The Information commit
wili. Of course. give first attention
those who list their names. II has
: been arranged with many down
IN restaurants 20 furnish til. visit
veterans with their meals. FOR
.ch tho general committee will give
.ets 10 be honored by the rcstau-
= The lUnchrooms Will be desie-
h signs r,vorv effort viii be
10 70 prevent a doubling in tho price
meals because Of the crowd. as has
'pened on IN" occasion OF other re
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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-10-08
]. Lots and 2, Block 2l......
 TOWN LOTS IN EMMET

A H. Townsend X Co, Lots l2. Block 2o.,..... 100 <. T Matthews, Lots 1-2-3-4-9-10-11-12 Block S6 800 F r. SuNth Lots and (, Block I4....s....... 300 N C Galloway, Block 53...............-...,, fVV
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TOW LOTS IN ROS
TOWN LOTS IN BOUGHT

. Bailey Block 25....................
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-03-18
THE KITCHEN PORCH

The incest porch is enclosed with
wire screen, thus shutting out flies
and mosquitoes. If the kitchen is also
a dining room, the wide porch thus
enclosed is doubly available, giving
a cool place to eat, secure from rain
or unpleasant insect visitors. 1t is
still another great improvement over
the lawn for eating because more con-
venient to the kitchen, saving the trou-
bic of going up and down stairs.
A rocking chair and a high stool en-
able one to work at the table while
seated and are essentials to comfort.
1t is much better to keep the washing
in one corner instead Of Juggling it up
and down cellar every wash day. This
can be concealed from sight by a
cheaply constructed screen.
Shade will be needed during a por-
ton of the day. The Virginia creep
er, readily obtained of florist if not
a neighbor, is the most rapid grower
and most beautiful Of our native vines.
Morning glory and wild cucumber
furnishes a dainty curtain, which must
be renewed from year to year, though
the latter renews without work on our
part through self-sown seed.
The clematis in several varieties,
native and exotic are favorites.
With vines for shade the housewife
may have a more enjoyable spot in
which to do the dTudgery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-03-18
Little Testers Natural Inference,

THE other day." related little Les
ter Livermore, 81 went on an errand
over to Miss Birdie Purdy's house.
Miss Birdie has been an old maid for
so long that she ort to be toughened
to it, but it pears like she amt. She
invited me into the parlor, where l
pretty near had chill, and showed
me the pictures on the wall. One of
'em was about a solemn young man
with face shaped something like
fiddle, leaning on his elelrbow with
his finger poked against his temple.
She said he was the gentleman she
would have married if he hadn't got
out Of it by dying suddenly. I said
s'posed the picture was took just be-
fore the end came and he was trying
to point out the place where the pain
was. And she said she was afraid I'd
better run along home b'cUz my folks
might be wanting me. 1 done -
Kansas City Star.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-03-18
PLANTS OF MAILING SIZE

Many fine varieties Of fruit, as well
as shrubbery, are to be had very
cheaply by ordering mailing-size
plants from a reliable firm or nursery
man Many Of these nurserymen
make up a collection, containing some
excellent fruits, which they offer at a
cost that most Of US can reach, and
the plants are so we'll packed that,
with ordinary care and small knowl-
edge of their needs, almost anyone
will succeed in growing every one of
them. In case of standard fruits, the
plants viii be a little longer in reach
ing the bearing period, but it is bet
ter than not to have them at all. Look
up the catalogues, be sure you deal
with reliable, responsible firm, and
try the mailing-size plants.