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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-03
GREENWOOD CORPS MEETS.

The semi-monthly meeting OF Green
wood Corps No. %. W. r. C.. was held
Wednesday at !. o. o. F. hall. the
president, Mrs. Earle. presiding.
The report of two previous meetings
was read BY the secretary. Mrs. coul-
ter.
The report OF the secretary showed
snty-nine members IN good stand
ing an: one candidate to be initiated.
but unable to be present.
Mrs Fisher was Installed as assist
ant guard to fill the vacancy caused
by the death OF Mrs, Goold. Mrs. coul-
ter acting as installing officer
Mrs. Glasco. member of Pueblo
Corps No. ?. was present and gave an
Interesting talk on the work done by
the corps OF which she is a member
and of her own work as patriotic in
structor.
The death OF Mrs. Rice. honorary
member OF the corps. was announced
and the charter being already draped,
corps pen war attached in her mem
ory.
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PICNIC AT HOT SPRINGS.

A jolly crowd took fine picnic
lunch and went up to the Hot Springs
Wednesday evening. The party made
the trip in autos and report an un-
usually pleasant time.
Those in the crowd were MIR. and
Mrs. C. c. Hawkey and son. George
Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. o. a. Earl and son
Max. Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Smith and
daughter OF Ports. Kan. Mrs. Hazel
Holmes and son Max and Misses Elsie.
Lula and Clara Kissinger. The af-
fair was given in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith and daughter. who are
visiting at the Hawkey home. Mrs.
Hazel Holmes was also an out of town
guest. She is spending the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o. A.
Earl.
All the members OF the party are
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MAKING new YORK TO
FRISCO MOTOR TRIP

A quintette OF young men from
New York City. making an auto trip
from the Atlantic coast to San Fran
cisco, arrived here this morning from
Colorado Springs to make the run
over the Skyline drive and TO the top
of the Royal Gorge.
The members of the party are ]. A.
Johnston, mechanician and engineer.
James Gilday, F. S. Brown, E.
J. Fikany and Charles Fikany. They
have been two months on the trip and
visited Buffalo. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago and many other places en-
route. They report the roads in many
sections in bad condition and say the
best highways they have found on the
transcontinental run are in Colorado.
They are driving a five-passenger Bu-
ick car of the 1916 model
They left this afternoon for Salida
and the Monarch pass ca their way to
Salt Lake City.
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GALLEY PARTY RETURNS.

w. f. Galley, Henry Galley. Arthur
Biggs and Alva Wood returned to
Canon City Friday night from a five
or six days. fishing trip along the Rio
Grande river fifteen or twenty miles
above Cseede. They had pleasant
outing and caught fine lot of fish.
AS proof of their success they brought
home with them $50 trout. mostly OF
the rainbow variety. ranging in weight
from half pound to pound and
three-auarters. As a result of the
disabling of the bridge across the
Arkansas river at Coaldale the hrst
OF the week. they report a very bad
stretch OF new road about four or flve
miles in length between here and sa.
Ida.
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FRED ROUSE BACK
FROM MOOSEHEART

Fred Rouse returned home Friday
night from MoosehearL Ill. where
he had been TO attend the annual
grand lodge meeting of the Loyal Or
der OF Moose as a delegate from
Canon City Lodge No. 293. The grand
lodge meets biennually al Mooseheart,
the place of meeting for the alternate
years being determined by vote of
the grand lodge. Last year it met
at San Diego. Calf, and ii will be
held at Pittsburg. Pa. in 1917.
At Mooseheart is located the Moose
home for orphan and dependent chill
dren of former members OF the or
der. II is one of the most
elaborate and successful institutions
of the kind in America. In connec-
ton with the home. which is really
great training and industrial insti-
tuition. is a thousand acres of land.
owned by the order and devoted TO
the purposes of the organization.
More than n million dollars has been
invested in land, buildings and equip
ment At present there are 365 chill
dren there and they are taught TO
become useful. Industrious and In
teIligent citizens by a course in the
trades, agriculture and other voca-
tons. Splendidly appointed workshops
have been erected where the boys are
trained to become skillful mechanics.
enabling them to become self-reli
ant and independent as they grow TO
manhood. cientihc agriculture, horti-
culture. gardening. dairying. cts. is
carried on. Liberal provision is also
made for the care OF the girls.
Mooseheart is located forty-eight
miles from Chicago. with which IL is
connected by several lines of railroad.
The Loyal Order of Moose as an or.
ganization is about twenty-five years
old and has membership of GIL 600.
Its growth during the last eight years
has been phenomenal and its friends
are looking forward TO an enrolment
OF a million within the next few
years.
Mr.. Rouse went to Chicago from
Mooseheart. where he expected to
spend week or more. but was driven
out by the heat, which he says was
the most oppressive he ever expert
enced. The morning he left Chicago
for Colorado he encountered on his
way to the railroad station three dead
horses on the streets. all OF them
having died from the heat. Half a
dozen men were reported dead from
the same cause that morning within
two or three blocks of his hotel Mr.
Rouse says Chicago is altogether toe
hot for the comfort of anything but
a salamander.
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FRED FARRAR WILL
NOT Be CANDIDATE

Denver. July 2s.-Attorney General
yesterday that he is not and will not
be candidate for any position this
fall. Mr.. Farrar has been discussed
as candidate for governor. also for
attorney general and also for con-
gress from the Second district. In
his announcement he says that he had
four years of political life and that he
is willing to step down and out
With the announcement that Mr..
Farrar is not candidate Leslie Hub
bard. inheritance tax collector. makes
the announcement that he viii be a
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for attorney general.
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MRS. ELLEN GUTHRIE
GETS SUDDEN SUMMONS

Mrs. Ellen Guthrie, for more than
thirty-five years a resident of Canon
City and familiarly known to many
people in the community, died at, her
home, 42i North Third street. at i
o'clock Thursday afternoon from
heart disease. following an illness of
less than twenty-four hours dura-
ton Mrs. Guthrie was in the enjoy
ment of her usual health until We'd
nesday evening. when she complained
of a slight indisposition and a ply
sician was summoned to prescribe for
her There was nothing alarming in
her symptoms and after leaving some
medicine the physician expressed the
belief that she would be all right
again In a short time.
The heart trouble did not appear to
be at all alarming. but due to her
advanced age and declining vitality
coupled with a cold. she was unable
10 with sand the attack and passed
peacefully away the following day. 1t
is thought that pneumonia developed
towards the last and that complica-
ton ended her life.
Mrs. Guthrie was born at Rutland.
Vermont. May 10. 1929. and was aged
So years, months and IL days. She
was married three times and came TO
Canon City TO reside in 1879 and
made her home here from that time
until her death. She leaves FIVE chill
dren TO mourn her departure. They
are John Jacobs Of sulphur Springs,
Ark. Tom Kearney of this city. Mrs
Clay Pauls and Miss Maude Guthrie
also of Canon City. and F. p. Guthrie
of Cripple Greek She is survived by
seven grand children and one great
grandchild.
The funeral will take place from st
Michaei's Catholic shurch on Macon
avenue at 9 o'clock Saturday morning
Burial win be at Greenwood eeme.
terry.
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GIBSON PARTY FOUND
GOOD ROADS AND FINE
SCENERY TO GURNIS0N

Mr.. and Mrs. d. Z. Gibson. Mrs. T.
NJ Harding. Mrs. A. c. Dickinson
and Miss Blanche Deweese motored
TO Elkhorn resort on the Gunnison
river last Saturday for the purpose
of bringing ID. L. Gibson Jr. home
from ten days fishing trip on the
western slope. The party returned
to Canon City Sunday afternoon.
In speaking this morning OF the
trip Mr.. Gibson said:
I'VE made the outward run over
Monarch pass and the homeward run
via the Cochetope route. The Coche-
tope road over the pass and through
the government forestry reserve is the
best public highway over any noun
tain range in the United States and
the scenery equal TO that shown BY
any pass IN the Swiss or Tyrolese
Alps, but no finer than on Monarch
pass. which also is provided with a
good road. The traveller crosses Mon
arch pass at an elevation OF 1l.i00
feet. above the line OF perpetual snow,
and We gathered some of the beauti-
full from the roadside on the way
mp TO the crest of the range.
The highest point on cochetope
pass is $500 feet.
I'VE left Canon City at 9 o'clock
Saturday morning and arrived at
Gunnison at O'Clock the following af
ternoon and stopped two hours en-
route. Returning we left Gunnison
TT $3.50 in the morning and were AT
Hayden creek at o'clock in the after
Moor. There were more or less heavy
rains from Salida to Gunnison and
vice versa. both coming and going,
but the roads We're easily traversable
with a car. So much for good road
bl'id rs in the mountain districts u
Colorado"
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PROMINENT DENVER
ATTORNEY IN CITY

Mr. and Mrs. John II. Smith of Den.
yer. the former OF whom is one of the
most prominent attorneys in the state.
visited friends in Canon City for n
short time Wednesday while on mo.
tor trip from Denver to Silver Ciiff.
They will spend some time in Custer
county and while there Mr.. Smith will
look after some mining investments in
which he is interested.
Mr.. Smith has some mineral claims
in the vicinity of the Hermanspro
erty. which has been worked by West
ciiffe people intermittently for the
last twelve or fifteen months. The
Herman is located between westcliffe
and the dam OF the Deweese.Dye
Ditch and Reservoir company and is
a Galena proposition carrying good
values In silver and other metals. A
considerable quantity OF high grade
ore has been taken from the Herman
claim since its development began a
little more than a year ago and II
gives promise of becoming product
i've and valuable property. A few
months ago the workmen lost the vein
and in endeavoring to relocate II un.
covered an entirely new and unex.
pected lead at the depth of 125 feet
which promises TO be richer than the
flrst one.
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LABOR DAY TO Be
CELEBRATED AT ROCKVALE.

c. T. Payne. marshal of Rockvale,
was in Canon City on Thursday attend
ing to business matters. The members
of the order of Foresters of America
at Rockvale are planning for big La
Dor day celebration on Sept list and
Payne was commissioned TO come here
to look for a snare drummer to play
with the Rockvale band on that day.
There will be a double header ball
game, Buena Vista and Rockvale for
one and Portland and Rockyale for
the other. The program will be elabor-
ate and carried out TO the letter. Head
officials of the Foresters will be pres
ent and make addresses.
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TO PLACE FREMONT COUNTY
MARBLE ON EXHIBITION

Postmaster Clark Cooper and his
guest Prof. ]. X. Folsom. of Clark
university at Worcester, Mass, Wis
tied Marble cave. fifteen miles north
east of town. on Thursday and spent
the greater part of the day in eSplor-
ing the recesses of the cavern. While
there they obtained about three hun
dred pounds of verigated marble. with
bun and red markings predominating.
which will be sent to Wards Natural
Science museum at Rochester. N. Y.
for exhibition purposes Mr.. Cooper
received a request for the specimens
several weeks ago.
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GREEN SPOTS ON MAIN
STREET TO Be SAVED

Grant Dickinson is going to save
those beauty spots on Main street, cor
ner Seventh and Eighth streets, for
the people.
All summer they have gone unirri-
gated. The alfalfa has grown up and
gone to seed. The Civic Improvement
League ha stried and tried to get
them watered and cared for. No one
would take care of them.
Now Mrs. Goodloe announces that
Mr.. Dickinson. as chairman of the
street work will have them watered
and save the crop from destruction.
This is fine. The C. l. l. spent a
lot of work and money on these lots.
They were the prettiest places on
Main street and were admired by all,
home folks and tourists.
The city could spend a few dollars
in no better way than in caring for
these three lots on Main street.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIANS
EXTEND GALL To REV.
M'CREIGHT OF CREST0M

AT largely attended meeting of the
United Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning it was unanimously voted to
extend n call to Rev. J, Lloyd Nc
Creight of Creston. Iowa. to become
jastor of the congregation 20 succeed
Rev. l. c, Rankin. recently resigned.
Rev. McCreight recently visited
Canon City and preached a number OF
times for the congregation here. max
ing an excellent impression on all
who heard him. Rev. McCreight is
ma.rlec. but has no family.
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SOCIAL NOIES
DEPUTY wARDENs RECEPTION.

DEPUTY WARDENS RECEPTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harkins gave
a reception at the deputy warden's
home Thursday evening for a number
of their Canon City friends.
A very splendid five-course luncheon
was served on the lawn. after which
the vening was devoted to instru-
mental music and song. TO conversa-
tion and social gaieties.
The guests from Canon City were
Warden and Mrs. Thomas lyman. Mr..
Mann. Mr.. and Mrs. George Buchanan,
Raymond Petre. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Newcomb. Mrs. Kirkham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elton Smith and family. Mrs. Eva
Furlon and Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Davis.
Those from Florence were Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Price and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Campbell and family. Mrs.
Edward John. Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boy
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herst and fam
lily. Mrs William Hawkins and fam
lily. Miss Hazel Hilliar and Mr.. and
Mrs John Husband of Rockvale.
The reception was very pleasant
affair indeed and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
kins were showered with the good
wishes of their friends.
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WILL ATTEND osTEoPATAic
CONVENTIONS.

DR. and Mrs. ]. Homer Dickson left
today for Denver. where they
will attend the annual conven-
ton of the Colorado State osteopathic
association. of which they are MEM
bers. From Denver they will go to
Kansas City to attend the annual
meeting OF the national association.
Dr. Dickson will be gone for couple
of weeks. but Mrs. Dickson will ex-
tend her trip so as to visit her sis
ter at Sedalia. Missouri. Their
daughters. Martha. Kathryn and Mar
earet JOY. will be the guests of their
grandparents in Colorado Springs dur
ing thesabsence OF their parents from
home.
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CANNING CHERRIES

Mr.. Troutamn announces that the
canning company is now busy on the
cherry crop. 1t will run on cherries
for several weeks. working twenty
four hours a day.
The local cherry crop does not sup
ply enough fruit for the needs of the
institution and great quantities of
cherries are being shipped in. There
will be plenty of work there for some
time 70 rthose who want it.
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PICNIC COMPLIMENTARY TO PRO-
FESSOR FOLSOM.

Prof. X. Folsom of Clark uni
versity. Worcester. Mass. will be the
guest Of honor at apicnic supper to
be given on the Tunnel road into the
Royal Gorge under the auspices of
Postmaster and Mrs. Clark Cooper at
Z o'clock tbi sevening. Between twen-
ty and thirty people will attend and the
rip to the picnic grounds and return
will be made by automobile.
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THREE MEN FOR COMGREsS

It begins to look like the Rapubli-
cans of this. the Third district. are
going to have the choice of three men
for congress in the primary.
G. e. Mccleiand of Idaho Springs
has formally announced his candidacy.
IL is understood that W. o. Peterson
of Pueblo and Fred d, Stanley of Ala.
mosa will be in the race.
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natives of Kansas. which fact made
the evening more eventful.
JOINS PARTY At HILLSIDE.

Miss Edith l. Miller of 1107 Rudd
avenue left this afternoon for Hill
side. where she will join party of
friends, of which Miss Mccormack is
one. for camping outing on Brush
creek along the lower slopes of the
Sangre de Christie mountains. She
will be gone for a couple of weeks.
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a BIG JUNK plLE.

During the year 1915 secondary met
ais were recovered from scrap.
sweepinss. etc. in the United States
to the value of siii.so4.ss0. according
to the annual statement on secondary
metals issued by the u. 8, Geological
Survey. This report is now available
for distribution.
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ON FISHING TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Sweeney and
family. accompanied by Miss Helen
King and her aunt, Mrs. Likens. left
Wednesday afternoon on a camping
and fishing trip to the Gunnison
river. They win be gone for week
or ten days.
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MoIoREp no PARkpALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw Jr.. Mayor
and Mrs. D. N. Cooper and family. Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Farmer and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. L. Sears and the latter's sister
constituted an auto party that motored
TO Parkdale Thursday evening for a
picnic supper.
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FROM DENVER.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Accoio OF Den.
yer are visiting at the home OF the
lattsr's mother. Mrs. A. c. somer-
VILE.
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afternoon for Springfield. Ill.

Herman I.oehr left this afternoon
for Denver on a short busines trip,
He VIII return before the end OF the
week. A
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IN DOLLARS

Average daily cost. go. 67.510.25s
The cost of the war has now in
creased one-third above the average
of the first two years and is at pres
ent 500. 100000 per day..
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TWO YEARS COST OF WAR
IN SHIPS

This list includes battleships. battle
cruisers, submarines, gunboats, des-
troyers, converted cruisers and 9TH
ers.
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ENJOYED Hay aIpe ANp PICNIC.

The members OF Adam Palms class
OF young men at the Sunday school OF
the First Presbyterian church and a
corresponding number OF young ladies
enjoyed a hay rack ride to Priest
canon on the road TO the top OF the
Royal Gorge Thursday evening. a
campfire and picnic supper were in
cidents OF the outing.
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Record Wan. Ads are sure to bring
results.
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PICNIC SUPPER At DEVILS GAP.

a motor party consisting OF Judge
Jas. L. Cooper and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. n Frisbie, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Nelson and family. Mr.. and Mrs. R.
S. Beall and family and Mrs. Beali's
sister. Mrs. Meyers OF Denver. enjoy.
ed picnic supper at Devils Gap on
the Canon ciu-Parkdale road Thurs
day evening. The outing was very
pleasant one TO all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
Hopes Women Will
Adopt This Habit
As Well As Men
Glass Of hot water each morn.
ing helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Happy. bright, alert-vigorous and
vivacious-a good clear skin; nat
urai, rosy complexion and freedom
from Illness are assured only by
clean. healthy food II only every
woman and Likewise every man could
realize the wonders OF the morning
inside bath, what a gratifying change
would take place.
Instead of the thousands Of sickly,
anaemic-looking men. women and
girls with pasty or muddy complex
ions: instead Of the multitudcs OF
"~crvc wrecks" rundowwns," "brain-
Tags" and pessimists We should see
virile, optimistic throng OF rosy
checked people everywhere
An inside bath is had by drinking,
each morning before breakfast. a glass
Of real hot water with a teaspoonful
Of limestone phosphate I'm it to WASH
from the stomach. liver kidneys and
ten yards Of bowels the previous days
indigestible waste sour fernent tiOns
and poisons. thus cleansing. sweeten-
ing and freshening the entire alimen-
tar, canal before putting more food
into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousness, nasty breath. rheumatism.
colds. and particularly those who have
pallld, sallow complexion and WAC
are cOnsupated very often, are
urged to obtain quarter pound ot
limestone phosphate at the drug store
which will cost but a trifle, but Is
sufficient to demonstrate the quick
and remarkable change in both health
and appearance awaiting those who
practice internal sanitation. We must
i,mcmber that inside cleanliness is
more important than outside, be-
cause the skin does not absorb impure
ties tc cortaminatc the blood. while
the pores in the thirty feet Of bowels
do.-Adv.
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DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
HAVE BEAUTIFUL. SOFT HAIR OF
AN EVEN DARK SHADE.

Not even q trace Of gray shows in
your hair after a few applications of
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair
and scalp Q-Ban is no dye, is harm
less, but makes scalp and hair healthy
and restores the natural color glands.
If your hair is gray, streaked with
gray, faded, dry. bleached, thin or
falling, apply Q-Han as directed on
label. Soon all your gray hair and en-
tire head of hair gradually turns to an
even, beautiful dark shade, leaving all
your hair healthy, fluffy. soft, radiant.
thich, fun of life. fascinating; so
evenly dark and handsome no one will
suspect you used Q-Ban Also stops
dandruff and falling hair. Sold on a
money-back guarantee. only SOC for
big bottle at the Quaker Drug store
Out-of-town people supplied by par
eel post st--Adv.