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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-07-06
COMPANY C
MAY Be GUESTS
AT BANQUET
tey Peter sterlinel

Company c. may lie sisHally honor
ed ut a banquet at ths Athletic Club
IN Denver before they lesve for the
border. Arrangements are being
made by Mr.. Charles r. MeLaia, who
has adopted the company while they
IRE at Golden and iEseuds to show
sem the Lest tine poss bic. Mr.. Nc
IN in eaded 10 siSef the BANQUET
last Moud y nj ht but under the
stzass OF the mastering in duties it
was found impossible to pun The af
fair OF.
Governor carlson and Adiutant
Gene al Harry 7. Gamble we're far-
s5naily invited by Mr.. McI.ain aud
they accepted. providing that urgent
duties did not call them away when
the time came.
Captain hin sstcn said that he
would be glad to have the boys go
and would like TO 70 himself but that
the acceptances OF course. hinged en-
tiroly upon when the order for en-
trainment SHOULD come. II the men
arc in camp two weeks the affair un-
doubtadly win be realized. otherwise,
the plans will have TO be abandoned.
Mr.. MoIssn win bear all the ex-
penEe himself. and It VIII cost him a
large sum of money. In addition he
IS circulating n paper among his
friends and others interested to
raise company fund to take care Of
the men aud also TO be applied TO the
-upport OF their families II the need
comes. He headed the list with a
larsc.siscd check and is wording hari
. mako the amount collected worth
whila
The boys started IN drilling IN ear.
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Or. W. F. KeGkEY
DIED WEDNESDAY, iiOGhIhG

Or. W. r. Konray died at his home.
617 Greenwood avenue. shortly alter
? o'cloek this mosnlng from ruimon-
ary tuberculosis following a protract-
ell Illness. lie h d teen confined TO
his bed the greater rart OF the time
for tie last three or fopr months and
the announcement OF his death was
not unexpected TO his friends. His
condition had been critical for seve-
raj weeks.
Dr. kenney was born at Girards-
vile. Pa. October I. 1871 aud came
to Canon City several years ago from
North nend. Nebraska. where he FIRST
-stahiished himself for the practice
Or his profession. His health was de.
dining when he care to Colorado and
neither the climate nor the SKIN OF
rhysielans WAS able 10 arrest IT, A
year or more AGO he removed from
Canon City to westcliae. and, for
some time was onfa sed in profess
sional work there. lie returned here
ahout four months nuo. bit WAS sci.
dom sean on the streets on account
n Increasing weakness.
Dr, Kenney was a member Of Canon
City Lodge No. SIC. B. +. Q. f. and
had Hany friends In this community.
The deceased wa narr,ed and leaves
4 wife. but no family. Accompanied
by Mrs. kenney the remains will he
taken 10 the old homo .et North Bend
on Denver & Rio Grante train No 2
Thursday afternoon. where intarment
viii be held, There win be no fune-
raj service here. A committee from
the r'lks Lodge win act as an escort
for the hody from the undertakers to
tho railroad station.
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AN ElsnlNo rRlp.

Messrs. Russell Coleman and fathcr,
j. 7. Coleman. l6hn Shaw. lr.. r. l..
Scars and II. p. stormel left Sunday
,re,s. ng by ea.amohile fsf Wilson's
ranch on the Ctnnison river w.at 70
they will spend week or 10 days
on camping and fishing outing
They ieft here at . O'Clock Sunday
morning In tho Coleman automobile
and made tho trip over Monarch
sass; reaching Grnnison after a run
OF S,eht hours. according to tale
phonA mesnase received here Sunday
syeniA1
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Schildkret's Hungarian Orchestra a
Popular Number and DR.. Ayde-
lott Gives Strong Lecture; Six
Hundred People Delighted with
Chautauqua Program

lot OF Iiaeoln. Nebraska, delivered a
magnificent lecture on The Man OF
The hour lie is one Of the we'll.
hno#n lecturers OF the west and his
address here was a masterpiece OF
eioq.e enee and was helpful. practical
and Uplifting. There is nobody that
Guild not be benefited by listenlng %
such "a discourse. There was larger
esHelni isaise nj the chautluqua tent
Tuesday evening then at the after.
ncon entertainment and the weather
sSas nice and cool.
This afternoon another magnificent
program was given at the chau,auaus
tent. The popular singers Mario and
ITrevette. appeared In grand opera and
the Schubert Artists in a musical pro
gram. followed By J. Adam Bede in a
humorous lecture. which vas hueeiy
enjoyed by ali. J. Adam Bede always
hgs something funny 70 say that
makes yoa laugh. And then you LAUGH
some more. There Is no one qu ts
Ike him on the public rostrnm and
none can take lis place. He s. the
entertainer par .excelisnee and always
draws big crowd. Mr.. Bede was
for several years a CONGRESSMAN FROM
siinnefota and waE known as the Wit
OF the house Of representative
This evening there viii be more
furs'c BY Mario ard Trevrtte and tise
Schubert Artists They vii be follow
nd " nr. ". y rArsin. who VII de-
liver lecture on Civilization at the
Cross Road" Th's ieetare IS not
1nlF entertaining - en- unusual de-
Frge. but mghiy instructive as well.
ard worth several times The price
of edmlssion
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CANON CITY TEAM
LOST TO RGGKVsLE

In one OF the most notable games
OF haseball played n Fremont county
,or long tine. ms Canon city All
STARS lost 10 the Rockvale team in
he Fourth OF July contest Tuesday af-
feInocn by q score Of s TO ;. at the
end OF the twelfth inning Although
Rockwell won and secured the prize
money the honors OF the game we're
about even. csnon City led in the
playing NJ TO the ninth iuning. when
she Rockvale team made q run and
evsned up u e score. which was then
tour and fo@r. A goose esg was
2haised an TO each team in the tenth
nning. In tie eleventh Canon go.
4 sco-e. as iii also Rockville. leaving
the game stin a tie In the twelfth
The Roekvale aTgreg ton by a spurt.
put one over on Their competitors,
making the ansI result as already
stated.
In the ninth inning Turner was put
IN the box by Canon City to take the
lace OF Bauers. whose arm had be-
some incapaefsated for continuance
y further effective wo K. The team
york was splendid On both sides and
:t was impossible to forecast at any
irns with any dcsree of certainty af-
ter the ninth inning until the final
score was made which of the contest
ants would he the winner.
There was n large crowd in attend
anee at the game and tie erandstand
@as fun OF enthusiastic fans throaEn-
ont the afternoon. a considerable mum
ser OF them being from Canon city.
Althourh the local team failed 10 carry
on the rrise money. its members
have every reason to be rrond OF the
.7naeni5eent aeFt they PIT up for it
nd are ehie 70 extract a grim con
solatlon from tie fact that tne
triumgh OF their competitors was
more the result OF coed lnck than
,nything e,ss. The gaFue was calico
II s:9o snl was conclaaad about
'wo hours and half later.
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close to those of the officers of Com
pauy c The Major has taken great
liking to Captain Livingston and the
two Lieutenants and is seen on the
street of Company c quite frequent
{ Iy. He was present when the boys OF
Company C were mustered in and had
large number OF his friends as
guests. He was very proud - tie
showing the men made ard person
lly called the reporters and photo
sraphers over to him to see that they
OF the correct information and TO
request that Company C set the prop.
er mention. II was as much a feather
N his cap to have a init OF his com
man1 to he the first to be mustered
in as it was for Captain LIVINGSTON
0 be in command of that unit.
Sunday morning Private James
Peabody was called out by Colonel
yerdiekberg and was taken over to
tan head quarters where he vas in.
.trodneed TO General Gamble. Ma.o
Williams. Major Lee, Captain Buell.
and all the other sta1 officers.
It IS ramored that Jimmie viii be
given commission as either first or
second lieutenant As matter Of
fact he already holds commission
IS atst Lieutenant IN the National
Guard Of Colorado and this commis.
sion viii probably be made active
There wese some mglty home
sick toys IN the camp the first few
nishts although they made every ef-
for1 not to show Il. Private wm
Senly WIS accused by his tent mates
of talking about home II. his sleep.
He said he didn't know about that
bat that if an the fellows had as
good a home as he did they would
be homesick too. This is tie frs,
time Kenly has baen away from
home any lenE;h OF time.
Homer Hutchinson went out. to
the camp Monday night and he said
the first one he met was Private
Clyde Hyssong. he said Clyde was
so elad to ses him that he stumbled
over a guy rope in his excitement.
Clyde said the faces from home Ger.
tainly looked mighty good to him
1t Is not probable that the boys
viii leave Golden FOR several days yet
Only one other COMPANY Of tie hat
TALON his been mustered ia thus far
and that is conpsrx B from D nYer
The other two eonpanies which vii.
forIa the tas alton. are MT cute III
70 reace st eng:h ard they are exert
ing every eEort to ct recruits enough
. put them through today O.
tomorrow.
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MEXICO
EIDE YEARS OF REVOLUTIONS
c. U. T..

AS has been said in former story
1iaz was ove7thrown as ruler of Mex
leo in May. 1911. During the past
i've years Mexico has seen bitter
days, and many ralers-fye years OF
revolutions.
When Disz let Mexico May 20, 1911,
De la Para was made president pro
tenn. He cal ed an eIe I on for octo-
Der let and gave it out frankly that
he did not intend t1 hold his job.
Madero, being the successful revo-
lutsonist and having control of the
army. was elected pre- ident. He took
the oath of Office NoF. G. 1911
Hardly had he been seated when
Instructions btole out all over the
republic. Gomez. orozso, Zapata. Ra-
as. camra and other leaders took NJ
arms, raised armies, hled the usual
mtliisry COMETS and BEGAN trying to
srset The new g9ve~nment
Tho year 1872 was tun Of revolu-
.tioHa aud trou rs IN October Gen
ge,ix riaz, a nephew Of the late pfesi-
dent Diaz, start a little rebellion OF
his own lie captured Vera Cruz ANA
was making headway. He vas I'm
ally captured and sentenced to death
sut Atadezo saved his life aud had
him bsou ht to the Ciy OF Mexico
md put In jail.
In Fsbrua-y. 1918. Gen. Huerta, a
personal friend of President MadeTo
snd tie head OF Nade-os army. be-
rayed the president. Dlaz was
perms tied to escaae from jail and var
started in the ciy Of Mexico. Huerla
hid Aladsso a res ed. on Feb. %
Madern and his vice president were
murdered Diaz was Kicked out and
Hnsrta ASSUMED the reirs of go7 ern-
menL
Huer,a could not get the recogni-
iion OF the foreign powers. especially
the Tn ted States. almost immedi
ately carransa, as is Ell ~ ynla
both friends OF The murdered Made.
70, stSrted revelation against
Hucrta.
Hnerta got iaso iToable with ths
United states beeause his soldiers n,
Tanpleo had 'some Bi1e Jackets ar
tested and put into J ii. The Anerf
can admiral ami the president OF the
United states IS el Huerta to salute
the Gag. which Hner,a refesed 70 do
'uutson vita an army was sent to
vera cFnz to help male Hperta ray
MS respects 10 the bag. bat they did
act snoeced The American .army
Withdrew from Vera Cruz IN April
lsiA
Hneria beld his ground and IN July
1919 st con ress 70 formally eject
him president Il Mexico.
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nest on wednesday despite the fac
hat many OF them had not recovered
from the vaccine Injection for ~
hold They will be drilled two
hours at a tine With fogr hours rest
winch viii give them from four TO
aix hours driIl n day. which is slf.
acient for a s.arter.
The r7oS;es are catching on fast
thanks to tho fact that there are
maay wen drilled men in the company
Sergeant Fred Rohn is regular
army msn with service In the Islands.
lie served sis years in the army ard
for Ions time was drill master.
Sergeant Fulkerson saw service both
In tie infantry and coast artillery
rnd there are few better posted army
men than he when 1t comes to drill
ing Iieutenlnt Norman went thru
many battles in tie Philippines and
saw much dstional sarvlcc Thanks
10 him the older members OF the COM
shny are vel drilled and able to
stnaa M with the best Of them Tho
'faet that many Of The men ere able
10 driu from the start on IS dae e1-
tirely to their work in the Canon
City Hieh school caaets. The train
ing obtained by so many Of them in
this organlzation has helped wonder
fHuy in putting Company c on the
map as the best Infantry unit at the
mohnisatfca camp.
The Infantry camp faces directly
ppen the lnternrhan railroad and
Company c has the second street.
This places them within easy reach
oe any visitors who might call to
see tlfem aud does not neeessitate
walking 81 over The camp.
Major Patrick ]. Hanrock who will
he in command Of tie First Sonar
te battalion was In command of the
militia at Ludlow during the strike
ard @es 1. charge OF the men at the
famous battle. He is dark complected
short and fat. with short stubby
slack moussache. He is man OF
tew words but he keeps his eyes and
ears open pnd knows all that Is
saing on. His tenta. the office and
sleeping compartment, are situated
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! But the cararnza revolution was
making headway Villa, his chief lieu
ten Mt. had gene frsm Juarez to Mex
leo City. capturing everything as he
went
Huerta resi- ned. fed to the United
States for protection and on Aug. 20,
if914. carranza took the City of Mex
leo and proclaimed himself president
OF Mexico.
| Soon after this csrran7a and Villa
quaEre.led and villa started his revo-
luton against carranza. For more
than a year this rebellion thrived.
villa conauered the north end Of
Mexico. Both Villa and Carranza were
counting the iunveace and recogni-
tion OF the Tn It'd is tes.
| Finally Pr mt Wrssn recognized
carranza ard permitted Carranza to
ship in arms aad ammanlison end to
move his troops through United
States TERRITORY u attack Villa So
villa Was crushed This turned villa
against the Uui-ed tsates and he be-
gan his rAsds aga MT Americans in
cid Mexico. ending in tie raid on Co
lumhus. New Me1i o. March 9Th.
Carrarrza owes his success against
Hue Ia largely to the influence of the
United States and he would probably
stiI be hghuns good healthy rebel
Ion hesded by villa had it net been
for the aid sRd influence of the Unit
edr States.
Ard now. after all our pains and
trouble TIE United states finds Itself
in position good deal like that of
the man who tries to Nettle a family
quarrel between a n1ighhor and lis
wsfe-when the would-be peaee-naker
finds himself atscsed hy both quar-
reling parties and is sAowered with
I frying pans and tea kettles. stone
ware and crockesy.
/ 1t beains to look Ike the United
ststes. the iuoneent byztander. the
injured neSt-door nefshbor, is N for
q coed bunch Of tronile
It IS sure.Jz f-ct that Mexico
needs some Fc'ts to s1Fe ncF 5sroHi
herself some strcng power TO drive
out anarchy and to set up a str5ns
government.
The Ia i've years o wars. raids
and anarc y have reduced Mexico to
starving nation. cto1s have been
neglectcd or ruin d. stock and per
sanal property zndsestsdmines and
smSitas closed down. most all gold
and silver shipped OF of the country.
the qaTer money redaeed IN valEe 70
few cents ON the dollar, no work for
she iaborers. all Business shot to
pieces.
Me2ico-the millions of porr pePple
Of MeNico-need q gsvernnent.
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HOME MONDAY FaoM Auro rRlp

Delos Hull and grandsons. Roger
and Alfred Sinden. returned ts~Canon
City on Menday from a ten days al-
somobile trip through the San Luis
valley and down 10 Santa Fe. Taos.
and other ro,nts of interest in New
Mexico. Tho trip was a most enjoy
able one Ia all respects. They came
home by way Of Ration. Trinidad and
Pueblo.
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MERCHANTS
OFFERINGS
FOR DOLLAR
DAY READY

The Merchants are ready for Dol
lar Day. which comes friday. 1t is
nov up to the purchasers to read the
advertising carefully ard prepare for
dollar Day"
In every Dollar Day" ad in this
iesue there is saving for somebody
N fact every advertisement in this
paper whether for Dollar Day" or not
carries message of importance.
But the Dollar Day" ads are pre-
Jared especially for a certain occa-
sion and are filed to the brim with
sargains and big values Tor everyone
Among the advertisements you viii
notice those Of:
Dun & Moyle.
Frey and Collins.
No Stoebton.
Frank L Smith
q. F. Tanner and Co.
Tempt m IN and Son.
Toole Stores Co.
Thomas Hardware Co.
]. Thomas Furniture.
Kearby's Mil merry.
The Gem Market.
Hoosier Market.
-aagart
Ceylon Tea Store.
Rag,-EETsn
Corner Drag Store.
Mitchell 6 Egters
c. c. Patton.
woed Brothers Clothing Co.
Arts and Crafts Shop.
There VIII be more ads Thursday
night Read them all over carefully.
You can't make nancy any easier.
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auRlAL -oF FREp plgrz ronAY

The burial IF the late Fred Diet1.
tho died suddenly at westeiise last
Snnday evening from apoptexy, took
alaee in Greenwood cemctery here at
O'Clock this afternoon. The body
was BROUGHT here on Denver 6 Rio
.Grande train No ? and conveyed df.
nectly TO the cemetery where inter
.ment was held. Tie funeral service
occurred at wes.clTe at o'clock
this morning. The rennins were ac-
ee:saaassa % Canon City City ssy a party
of twenty-five OF the Custer county
'riends and neighhors OF the deceased.
\ large delegation trom the member
ship of the Ellis Lodge here took
mart in the ceremonies at the grave.
Mr., Dietx was one OF the oTieinsl
German co'onists that came to Colo
RADIO from Chicago In 1879 10 estahllsh
settlement in the Wet Mountain
valley.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-10
URIC ACID
SOLVENT
H.. DI,a,,r,ofiSu, and Kidney Trouble
so Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE

Just because you start the day worried and
tired, stiff legs and arms and muscles, an
aching head, burning and bearing down pains
in the back-worn out before the day beains
do not think you have to stay in that cosdi
ton.
Those sufferers who in and out OF he'd
half a dozen times at night will appreciate
the rest comfort and strength this treatment
gives. For any form of bladder trouble or
weakness, its action is really wonderful.
Be strong, well and vigorous. with no more
pains from stiff joints, sore muscles, rheuma-
tic suffering, aching back, or kidney or blad.
der troubles.
To prove The Williams Treatment conquers
kidney and bladder disease, rheumatism and ali
uric acid troubles, matter how chronic OF
stubborn IL you have never used The Williams
Treatment, we will give one soc bottle Ga
doses) free If you will cut out this notice and
send il with your name and address, with 1Oc TO
help pay distribution expenses, to The DR.. ID. A.
williams Company, Dept 1I5S-E. General Z.
o. Block, East Hampton, Conn Send at once
anC. You will receive by parcel post a regular
soc bottle CD doses), without charge ana with
out mourning any obligations. One bottle only
TO a family address.-tAdvt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-10
THOUGHT. HIS WIFE
WOULD NEVER LEAVE
HER INVALID CHAIR
Foreman of Big Plant Says:
"TanIaC Made New Woman
Of My wife and She Has
Gained Fifteen Pounds"

The nublic of today Il accustomed 10
strange and unsusual occurrences, anu
the newspapers are filled with sensation
after senation. but in spite OF TINS .he
statement Of AIr. W. W. Smith regarding
the remarkable recovery OF MS VIE,
whom he had given IN 10 be an lnNslllu
the rest OF her days would haroly DE
believed were il not for the high char-
acter OF Mr. smith. foreman Tor TIE
KRUGER Mfg. Co. OF Atlanta, and the
rurtber fact that each and every cir
.-nrstarcs can be established beyond a
reasonable doubt Mr.. Smiths address
Is BOX l5s. F. F. d. ;. Atlanta, Ga
Il am a happy man. he said after
completing his remarkable statement
.:and I'll stand up TO every word I've
said and more. too. Just send them 10
me-
Following is the recital OF facts III
Mr.. Smiths own words:
NV wife was SO weak she could not
yvaIk and she could not leave her chair
or bed without help-in fact, l had CIV
en- her IN to be an invalid the rest OF
her life she spent most OF the time
in her chair and had done so for years
I have spent thousands OF dollars Tor
doctors. hospitals. nurses and TO drug
stores, but nothing gave her relief. and
that's why IL seems so astonishing that
FOUR battles OF Tanlac could make her
gain is pounds and put her on her feet
again
Her main trouble was rheumatism,
but she seemed TO be In bad condition
In many ways. She had headaches and
was very nervous all the time, which
kept her from resting well at night Her
liver was sluggish and inactive and she
had continual pains over the kidneys
Nothing We could do seemed 10 relieve
her of the tired. languid feeling that
was with her all the time. and 1 feared
she was entirely beyond the reach or
medicine
Besides all this. her stomach was out
OF order and she would have bilious
spells, followed by constipation, ana
then diarrhea-
strong testimonials from people L
knew To be reliable gave me little hope
that Tanlac would help my wife and
make her feel better. even II II did not
cure her-fOr somehow / had gotten to
the point that I could not believe any
thing would relieve her entirely. But
I certainly feel different about it now,
for she has taken four bottles and /
consider her well Honestly, she don't
seem like the same woman!
'She goes about cheerful and happy
and feels strong and good. l would
not take 81 900 for what il has done for
her. I recommend Tanlac because OF
what IL has done for my wife. 1t is
wonderful and you are welcome to tell
everybody what I say
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
iu all pricinpal towns OF the south.
(Advt)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-10
'CASCARETS" RELIEVE
SICK, SOUR STOMACH
Move acids, gases and clog
ged-up waste from Stom-
aCh, Liver, Bowels.
Cure Indigestion
Get a 10-cent box now.

That awful sourness, belching of acid
and foul gases; that pain in the pit
of the stomach, the heartburn, nervous
ness, nausea, bloating after eating,
dizziness and sick headache, means a
disordered stomach, which can not be
regulated until you remove the cause.
1t isn't your stomach's fault Your
stomach is as good as any.
Try Cascarets; they Immediately
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels. Then your stomach trouble is
ended. A Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. To-
cent box from any drug store will keer
your stomach sweet; liver and bowels
regular for months. Don't forget the
chtldren-their little insides need a
good, gentle cleansing. too.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1916-03-10
England Reduces
Annual Egg Bill
By $5O,OOO,OO
(RY Associated Press.l

KANSAS CITY. Mo, March Econ
omy in England because of the war has
reduced the price of eggs in America, ac-
cording to speakers at the annuai meet
ing of the Missouri Car Lot Shippers as
ISOLATION here today. delegates were
present from twenty-five states. The
price that must be paid for eggs that
will be stored this month ana next was
a dominant question.
England is an egg eating nation,
speakers said. Under normal conditions
It is estimated, it's forty million inhab-
itants consume more eggs than the nine
ty million in the United States. In the
last year England has cut down it's egg
bill fifty million dollars.