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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-04-20
BUILDING CONCRETE SPILL
WAY AT TROUT PONDS.

Theodore NJ. Harding, R. L. Sears.
R. B. Johnson. w. B. Holland. Will
liam Smart and II. p. Stommel motor
ed to Parkdale this afternoon for the
purpose of building a concrete spill
way at the outlet of tho Chamber of
Commerce trout retaining ponds
there. They will also make arrange
ments while at Parkdale for the lib
e alton of $4,000 additional trout fry
in the propagation ponds on Satur-
day. The fish will be delivered to the
Chamber of Commerce committee
there on Saturday ~ 0. b. Hope. SUI
er ntendent OF the Buena Vista
hatcher.
Two automobiles were required TO
take the party to Parkdale this after
noon. One OF the cars was furnished
by the York Auto company and the
other by r. L. Sears.
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Catarrh Cannot BE Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as tney
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh is blood or constitutional disease
terbal remedies. Halls Catsrrh Cure II
tnken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surface. IaIi't
cntarrh Cure IL not n quack medicine. II
was prescribed by one OF the best phy.
sirians In this country for years and u
a regular prescription. II ~ compored Of
the best ionics known. combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combinn-
iion OF the two Ingredients f. what pro-
duccs such wonderful results In curing
cntarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
T.. J. CHENEY 4 CO. Props, Toledo, o.
Fold by Druggists. price 15c.
Take Hslis Family Pills for constipation.
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CONVICT ESCAPES
FROM BEUlAH CAMP

R. Z. Burns. a convict employed at
the PRISON rold-making camp near
Reul h. made his escape sometime
Tuesday afternoon and has not yet
J cen recaptured. although it is be-
iieved that it will be impossible for
him to AVOID apprehension more than
few days. Burns reported for work
With the others in the camp at noon
nd was not missed until the evening
neal was Icing served. AS soon as
he discovery was mede that he was
n present a search of the camp and
the surroundings WIS male. but failed
% DIS lose his whereabouts. The
police at Pueblo we're notified OF
Burns getaway and made an effort
20 locate m. but without result.
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The M'llIES VISIT NC
IN CANON CITY

Mr. and Mrs. Oh s. X. McI-aIn and
son George OF Denver arrived here
Friday afternoon for a visit witis
friends. They made the trip In their
car and Mr.. Mel an says they had
very pleasant run from Denver to
Colorado Springs. but from the Pixies
Peak district here the reverse was the
case. Near the Fremont county line
they encountered heavy snow storm
and from there into Canon City the
journey was made under great difn-
cui,ies. The snowfall was almost blind
ing and the slippery. muddy roads
made travel anything but an agreeable
experience.
Mr.. McIain will return to Denver on
Sunday. leaving Mrs. McI-ain ami
George to spend the following week
here. George. who Ia student at
Denver university. in common with
other representatives, OF that instiiu-
tion. is having the annual spring vaca-
ton Loyal to old friendships and
association. he desired to 81 end IL In
Canon City.
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INTERESTING TALKS
AT Y.M.C.A. LUNCHEON
WEDNESDAY EVENING


State Y. NJ. c. A. Secretary w. S.
Hopkins of Denver and George A
Marsh of Pueblo. chairman of the in
dustrial committee of the state board,
we,e present at luncheon at tie Y
NJ. c. A. Wednesday evening anil tod
some rather interesting facts concern
ing the pro2ress-of the association in
Colorado ddr.ng the past year.
Accord ng 10 Mr.. Hopkins this wo-
has maze marvellous advances in Colo
RADIO during recent months. NO other
state in the Un'on," said the state
secretary. has made the development
in association work that Colorado has
during the past year. In fact. more
new Y. NJ. C. AS have been estah
lished in Colorado during the last
twelve months tn in any two other
states of the Union combined"
Mr.. Mars 5, oke of the work that
the Y, NJ. c. AS are doing in the
coal camps and other Industrial cen
ters. What he's happended in the
co ! camrs s'nce the first of Janu ry,'
said he. ".s just like fairy story. The
saloons have disa7reared and in their
places have spr ng up the Y NJ. c.
AS. Poole of all creeds. of all NJ
ticnalit'es, are engaged in this work.
/ 1t is a pleasant sight to see these men
and boys now focking to the asoscia-
tons, whereas formerly their only
place of amusement and recreltion
was the saloon. The Y. NJ c. A. is
CONNIE ground for labor and capital
and no other institution is doing as
much to draw these elements togeth-
err
DIR. c. H. Wilkinson. president of the
local association. presided at the
luncheon and introduced the SPEAKERS.
In additicn to the addresses of the
state men short talks were made by
w. c. Thomas and Guy U. Hardy.
both members of the state committee.
Mr.. Hopkins is here in the fnancirl
interest of the state committee. Some
( solicitation in a quiet way will he
made, for funds to help carry on this
work. Quite number OF Canon City
people contribute something annually
to help this work over the state. Last
yer Cancn City gave s25?.50.
There are row thirty Young Mems
Christian associations doing business
in Colorado. The activities of the
associations eyterd not only to city
work as at Crnon City. Boulder. Fort
Collins. Pueblo. etc. but to the rail
road men. the Industrial centers. the
COLLEGES the rural communities. the
colored. mon. the japanese. etc.
The net value Of Y. NJ. c. A. prop
erty m Celorado in 1915 is given at
s71s.97o.
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WATCH CHILD FOR WORMS.

Worms sap child's strength. ROB
child of food and make child fretful,
irritated. nervous. Watch stool and
at first sign of suspicion of worms
give one-half to one lozenge Kicfapoo
Worm Killer, candy worm remover
Gives immediate results, is laxative.
Paralyzes and removes the worms. i'm
proves digestion and general health
of child Continue giving Kickaroo
Worm Killer until ali signs of worms
are gone 25c at your 'Drugsi st-adv.
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.4oME or cATLIN FA"flY
FOR PAST THIRTY YEARS.

TIE remov | CT Mrs. Vary Thornton
from the old w. c. Calm house at
a03 so tn Third street. South Canon.
20 the property at the co,ner OF Third
street and Douglas avenue is INTEREST,"
ng from the fact that the former
nj ce has been OCCUPIED continuously
e representatives, OF the Catiin fam
ily for more than haf century.
Mr.. snd Yrs. ". C. cati'n. who came
o Canon City about 1860. erected the
hovse IN questi-n n soon after their ar
rival here and made their home there \
until their death. Since that time Il
has been occupied by their daughter,
Mrs. Thornton. and family
II is understood that Mr. and Mrs.
Terry cftl'n viii move into the plaza
as the successors of Mrs. Thornton.
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FOUR TEAMS IN CONNER
GAL LEAGUE THIS YEAR

With the advent of warm weather
from the winters hibarnation and IS
beginning to show considerable aoti-
witty among the 10 nj devotees OF the
national game. The captains OF the
various teams in the Canon City Com
mercial ieasue are hu with the
usual prel.minaries incident to the
opening OF the campaign and are sign.
ing up promising players for the lea.
que season. which win begin about
the first of May.
There viii be four teams In she
league this year. the same as last
ye1r--the Y. NJ. G. A.. First National
Bank. Novel Stockton Mercantile
Co. and the 'Nazdas.' the Arkansas
Valley ieht ard Power Co.'S team.
Who viii be the box artists for tho
various teams is a matter OF consid-
eralle talk among the ms. Anon :
those mentioned IL seems That the
Mazdas viii rely largely on Reynolds.
Mead ana Grif IN for this work: the
No els Stool tn Co. On Bauer and
Hamilton. the Y. NJ. c. A.. on Kear-
ney and Bundy and the First National
Oh Clyde Turner
Games viii lie played three even.
ings elch week at the high school
atl let'c field ring the twilight hours
For see al years the-e games have
been very popular and stt-acted larve
erowds each evening. asst year the
pennant went TO the Y. NJ. c. A. team.
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1916 BASEBALL SEASON,
OPENED WEDNESDAY

To several m lions of people in the
Tn I'D States the opening of the 1916
baseaall season on Wednesday by the
National and American league teams
was a matter of interest hardly sec
ond ry to the terif &c fighting between
dun. or to the punitive expedition un
der General Pc shing into Mexico for
the punishment of Pancho Villa and
his army of bandits, cut-throats and
robbers. From now on until the end
of the summer the baseball scores
will be read by the devotees of the
game with the sane avidity as the
disps tches I, ON the military front, or
the bulletins describing naval opera
tions on the high seas.
The baseball season, so far as the
major leagues is concerned. began
auspiciously and promises to be one
of the best in the history of the dia-
mond The clouds of the Federal lea
que war have passed away and all OF
the great players of the country are
enrolled in one or another of the big
clut S. Emholdened ty the remarkable
feat of George Stallings in 1914. when
he cerried a tail-end team to worlds
cham pionship, every manager in both
LEAGUES has the conviction deep down
in his heart he is going to win the
penn mt of his circuit.
There is reason to believe that the
present season will be one of the most
profitable for many years to the big
Leagues and that it will develop cor
responding interest and excitement
among the fans. 1t will result more
successfully for the magnates than
last year. when the Feds made deep
inroads into the eXchequers Of the
other stellar organizations by causing
inflated salaries and drawing some of
of the crowds away from its games.
With the be players of the Feds dis
tributed here and there among the
teams of the two recognized leagues.
more strena til will lie displayed on the
field and there will be something mo- e
woI tn while for the fans to spend their
money on. Lovers of the national
a number of them in Canon City. ex-
tend greetings TO the Zig leagues and
are encouraging them with the popu-
lar, sententious and expressive phrase.
$50 to it,"
In connection with the opening OF
the base ball season it will he inter
est,ng to know tn the total seating
capacity of he sixteen big lea yue parks
is 426.500. The new Braves park.
which will ac ommodate $4,000 spec.
tors. is the roomiest of the number.
Nevt in ranking order comes the Polo
ground in New York, with the White
sox and Do1yer parks tied for third
place with $4,000 each. The smallest
parks are in Cleveland and Washing.
ton.
The following table giving the esti-
mattel seating ca acities. shows that
the eieht National league parks out
seat the Ameri an leasuers ty $500.
kat'onsl Ieasue.
New York, $4,000; Boston. $4,000:
Fhiladelphii, 19.O09; Pro )kl n. $4,000;
Chica' o. 25.01O: st Louis. "a 900; Gin.
cinnati. 23,O00; Pittsbur h. $4,000.
American League.
New York $500, Th ladelphia 20
OO0; B-stcn $4,000; Wa hin 1000
Oh cago $4,000; ST ouis. 22.5O0;
Clev land. 1900: Detroit 10000.
Note.-Y nkees and Giants both use
tie Polo Grour DIS.
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MRS. A. E. LEEPgR
GOES TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. \. e. Leeper has gone to saa
Bernardino. California. to visit her
daushter. Mrs. Effie Mansham. She
will remain in California. where her
children are al located.
Nr. Lee er VIII n few weeks go
b-ck TO Fi rmineton. H.. his old home
where he will vi II some tine. after
which be VIII so out to California C
j,fn his wife.
Mr.. and AIRS. Zee er have been rest
dents of Lincoln Park. They have al.
ways been reg lar readers Of The
Daily Reco-d and VIII continue to be-
In their California home.
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a rRIsvrs no c.As. a. wIlk,n.

In my eighty years Of lie ! hive
lever met a man who was better
sttern for my oy or any other mnn'S
oy n follow than Charles wiikin.
'is life was a perfe-t demonstration
of the Declaration OF Independence
and the so'dcn r ls-snd t'at highest
n all laws. Thou shalt love the Lori
thy God with all thy heart. with all
by mind. might. soul arid strength.
md thy neishbor as thyseif." And
when he left us he had undoubtedly
heard the call from his heavenly
Father. friend come IN hivher."
q. T. GIBBS.
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CARD oE rAAnks-

We desire TO extend our thanks TO
the kind neirhbors and friends who
assisted us thru the Illness and death
Of our beloved husband and father.
MRS. GEO. f. BRIGGS.
MRS ALICE MAY BREWER.
MRS. ANNA McKINNoN.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROY HARTFORD.
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LEFT FOR oLeNwooo TO-DAY.

George Buchanan. captain at the
Colorado state penitentiary. left this
afternoon fer Glenwood Springs on a
business trip in connection with his
duties at the prison.
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DANGERS OF DRAFT

Drafts feel best when we are hot
and perspirng. Just when they are the
most dangerous nd the, result n Neu-
ralgia, Stiff Neck. Sore Muscles or
sometimes an attack OF Rhsumat 'sm
In such cases apply sioans Liniment
It stimulates eircul tien to the sore
and painful part. The blood flows
freely and IN short time the stiffness
and in leaves Those sirsrins from
Neuralgia or Neuraigic Headache will
find one or two applications Of sloan's
Liniment will give grateful relief.
The agonlz.ng pain gives way to
tingling sensa.ion OF comfort and
warmth and quiet rest and sleep IS
possible. Good for Neuritis. too. P.ice
25c at your druggist.--rdv.
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FLORENCE HAS OHGAN-
IzkD BASEBALL TEAM

The Florence base haii club per
fected an organization Wednesday,
night at meeting held at the Cham.
ber OF Commerce rooms which was
attended by an enthusiastic crowd
OF lovers OF the national p slime. Dan
Morg was ch sen as mqnager OF
the team and w. ID. tSquirtD Davis
an old time III and umpire. VIII
officiate as captain. Clarence John
is secretary of the new orzanizatIon.
With this set OF loyal boosters ~
the head Of the cilb there is no rea-
son why Flc renee sho I'D not be in
the race for bare ball honors this
season. Tie boys are all enthusiastic
and with the proper support promise
to give the'r very best efforts to the
game which will result in a team
that all may be rroud OF.
The meeting last n ght was devoted
to picking out a suitable lineup for
the re u'ar te M. There we-e many
y y RS y no II is thought will be eligi-
BILE fer the digere 4 D sit'ons but Il
will require some persi tent practice
TO decide between the regulars and
the substitutes.
The layers see tel for the diffe--
ent positions are as follows: Paine.
zont lie. ice Mcclure oatchers; Rear
don Walker. Nielsen Toof. Profit.
p.tobors; A. Marco. VIII Channel.
Dewey Simon. irtt base; Floyd HUI
iatt. Whit Nix. second tase; Bowman.
S nj Pandail. short stop; Bowman
Chas. Conrs do. Roy Garner. third base.
Harry Blunt. olEey Walker. Eail Dat.
ter. Lee Hitchcock. Ivan Smith. .tohn
foysen. Henry ponnelly, Ed Gip5oB.
Fred wilson, Pob Minford. fiel,ers.
practice game will lie played At
the ball park Sunday morning at 10
o6lock. at which time each player
w'n be given an opportunity to ~
velope his skill sor the first team
1t is the desire q: Mana 'er Morgan
that in the event that any player has
tren overlooked in the lineup he WI
aY favor by reporting the same "r
1t is the Intention to civ. everyone
II Oh nce.-F,.Tense Citized. X
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FARRAND
TELLS or
AMERICAN
INDIAN

PRESIDENT OF COLORADO UNI
vERsITY GIVES ENLlGHTENiN6 6
TALK BEFORE UNIVERSITY
CLUB AT OPEN MEET Ne; La
DIES NIGHT.
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New York $500, HI ladelphia 20. !.
600; B-stcn 10000; Wa hin 1000
Oh cago $4,000; St. ouis. 22.5O0;
Clev land. 1900; Detroit 10000.
Note.-Y nkees and Giants both use
tie Polo Grour DIS.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Improved Order of Red Men.

White Eagle Tribe held a very inter-
esttng meeting on Wednesday. Several
candidates were initiated. The work was
conferred by their own degree team, un-
der tho direction Of Messrs. Southworth
and Sheedy, who were instrumental in
organizing the team.
1t is anticipated that twenty-five mem
bers of the tribe will go to Frederick.
Nd, on July to take part in the Red
Mems parade.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing term: Prophet, R. A. South
worth; sachem, w. J. McKernen; senior
sycamore. E. Briscoe; junior sycamore.
Arthur F. Cecil. The officers-elect will
be installed by Deputy Great Sachem
John I. Bunch on July o.
Red Wing Tribe was the host to a DEL
egation from Logan and Sioux Tribes on
Monday last.
Idaho Tribe. No. 10, Improved Order of
Red Men. at its last regular meeting.
adopted the following resolution:
That Idaho Tribe No. Is declare that
any member of said tribe that NAV. or
has, enlisted in the armed service of
these United States shall during said
services have all dues remitted, and his
family, II any, may report to said tribe.
IL in need or desirous of any special as
sistance. and assistance shall be rendered
along lines similar to laws covering
members that are reported sick or in dis
tress"
The following new officers were elected :.
]. r. Jenkins, sachem; ]. Sander, senior
sapamore; w. E. Thomas, Junior saga
more: NJ. H. katz, prophet, and George
Washington Vaughan. degree master.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
TEACH WOMEN WAR TRADES.

sTrcial Cable 20 Tbe wssh1nFinz H-1ld
London. July There is a new oppor-
'unity for women TO do war work Thou
sands OF refined. well-edUCated girls have
offered themselves in the service Of the
wounded. even where Il has meant un-
remitting labor on hands and knees
sCrubbing a hospital floor Many women
in good financial circumstances are
grateful even for the opportunity OF a
few hours hospital turn" a week All
are eager for war work more regular and
eXacting.
The minister Of munitions appeals for
women volunteers to be trained for NUM-
ton making. With tho London County
Council and other educational suthori-
ties the ministry has established nearly
seventy free training certers throughout
the kingdom. In six weeks at the rate
of four hours 4 DAY. learners are pre-
pared for the lighter varieties OF NUM-
ton work. During this time they ac-
Quire the machine sense" and the ele-
mentary knowledge OF tools and metals
demanded for the manufacture Of shell
fuses, bombs. cartridge cases and other
materials OF war.
Suitable employment is then found for
them in munition factories at wages that
average at the beginning at least 81 IS,
week and after the first few weeks
considerably more.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Knights of Columbus.

Washington Council-At the last
meeting of Washington Council the
committee appointed by the grand
knight to revise the bylaws of the
council reported that a number of i'm
portant changes and amendments were
recommended and adopted. After the
business meeting. Lecturer Fred ].
Krieg and his committee entertained
the members.
Potomac Council-The seventeenth
anniversary of Potomac Council was
celebrated on Wednesday, June 20, on
the picnic grounds at st. Johns
Church, Forest Glen, Md.
Columbus Country Club-The fourth
dancing party of the season was held
last Saturday evening at the club
house. seventy-fve couples being pres
ent.
Alcantara Caravan, No. IL, Order Of
Alhambra-The caravan will give an
initiation on July 10, in which twenty
candidates will participate. The ini-
tiation will be under the direction of
Grand Commander ]. H. Crosson.
At the last meeting of the commit
tee in charge of the knights of Co.
lumbus family reunion and field day,
to be held July IL at Chesapeake
Beach, the different subcommittee
made their reports. The Daughters of
Isabella WILL assist the knights in car
ing for the children.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-02
Modern Woodmen of America

Central Camp. No. 16OlS. completed
plans at its last meeting for a member
ship campaign. Under supervision OF
Consul H. c. Long. four teams, compris-
ing the membership OF the camp. with
FIed w. Darlington at the head of Team
], Adviser John S. Higgins heading Team
?. Past Consul James A. Moody heading
Team g. and George r. Shields heading
Team L. are about to adopt energetic
measures to add to the roster of Central
Camp. The camp is entering the fourth
year OF its existence with a membership
of 245.
Past Consul John W. Sutherin stated
on behalf OF the excursion committee
that elaborate arrangements for the en-
OF Modern Wooimen and
their friends at Chesapeake Beach on
August ! have been made.
George ]. Held is at Camp Ordway- with
the District of Columbia Signal Corps, II
c. Garges is with one OF the batteries,
and David B. Willensky and Benjamin
F. Stewart are with the Third Infantry
Consul H c. Long. Adviser John s
Higgins. and Consul James A. Moody
assisted in the initistory work at the
class adoption in A. r. Talbot Camp on
Thursday night L r. Edmlston, OF this
camp. was one Of the candidates. A H
Jaeger. DR.. Thomas Linville. DR.. John
w. Sutherin. Harry F. Shaw. Fred W
Darlington and G. A. Casey also were in
attendance.
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meetings will be held until the middle OF
September.

meetings will be held until the middle Of
September.
TROOP g.
A special meeting OF Troop 3. Is 70 be
called to help the Piney Branch PARK
Citizens Association distribute programs
concerning the big Fourth Of July cele-
bration. The troop will help the various
committees during the day and has beea
assigned a place in the parade.
TROOP Il.
Troop Il was registered this week ss
headquarters with eighteen boys. They
have as their scoutmaster Mr.. Charles W
Shaver. and meet at the Ingram Memories
Church.
Those who attended Camp Butt last
summer will hardly know Il as the same
place. q tall totem pole decorates the
tents, another marks the lower camp
fire, while the third is at the new cere-
monial fire TO the south overlooking the
sea scaling wall which also serves as
back stop is on the open field. The wharf
has been erected and improved and the
newly painted canoes add a touch OF
color TO the beach.
King has the title OF clerk or once man:
Derrick is assigned TO the Sea Scout:
Postles is the sanitary officer land what
an important Office this is): Parsons has
charge OF aQuatics. and Wandsleben will
be qusrtermss in charge Of the small
stores the boys always need. and bugler.
The ground has been thoroughly cleaned
OF all debris. The screens have been re-
paired as well as the screen doors and
new hinges put on. A fine shower bath
will insure a clean Scout. II so minded
70 be.
Troop is gave a benefit entitled, -
Scrap OF Paper" last Friday. Those who
saw the play appreciate the hard work
which the boys did in preparing this en-
tertainment
Troop 8, William B. Marshall scout
master, gave a moonlight excursion on
the steamer 81. ohns last Friday even
ing