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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-16
CANON CITY GARDENERS
ARE SHIPPING PRODUCE

Canon City gardeners have begun
the shipment OF spinach. onions and
other outside grown produce TO Pueblo.
Colorado Springs. Denver and other
markets of the state and truck of all
kinds will be moving in large quaint
ties in the course OF a few days II the
present fine weather continues.
A considerable acreage OF spinach.
onions. etc, is grown by the peniten-
tiary. William Henley and gardeners
in the Hot Springs addition. all of
which finds a ready sale in the larger
towns OF the state. The spinach in the
terraced gardens OF the penitentiary
around Soda Point is unusually fine
this year, due in part to the fact that
the soil is new.
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MOVEMENT FOR BETTER
CRIPPLE CREEK ROAD

Not for a long time has there been
as concerted a movement in Canon
City for a better public highway to
the Cripple Creek district as there is
at present. This was evidenced by
the action taken by the city council
last Monday night and the address
made by Alderman John Hamilton on
the subject at the chamber OF COM
merce luncheon at the Hotel Miller at
noon on Tuesday. The desire is every
where expressed among the business
men of Canon City for better means
of travel and communication with the
people of Victor, Cripple Creek and
Teller county generally and they are
willing to make sacrifices to get it If
possible.
Mr.. Hamilton is chairman of a com
mittee from the city council that is
working for better highway to the
Cripple Greek district and he stated
clearly and emphatically at Tue days
luncheon the necessity for such an i'm
provement il the people of this com
munity would make the most of their
opportunities In the development OF
the trade of the surrounding terri
tory. He male it clear that Canon
City would be a big gamer in many
ways by improving its transportation
route to the. Cripple Creek district
His argument for the betterment oi
the road between the two places was
strong and convincing one and was
listened to with the utmost interest
The proposition was referred to the
good roads committee OF the chamber
of commerce. which consists Of John
Shaw. Jr.. A. +. Wilson and Truman
Stockton. with instructione to confer
with like committees from the city
council and the Canon City Automo-
bile club. The city council commit
tee is composed of Alderman John
Hamilton. I.afe Combs and DR.. Otis
orendorr. The automobile club good
roads committee consists OF DR.,
Hart Goodloe. W. E. Galley and Fay
Moore.
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CANON MAN COMES FROM
A FAMILY OF FIGHTERS

S. C. Stinemeyer. a member of the
local G. A. r.. comes from a family
that has always been ready to go out
on the first call for the country's
need
Mr.. Stinemeyer enlisted when he
was younger than the law allows
His father went out at the first call.
He had an arm shot of and was re-
lieyed on that account. Then S. C..
but boy. and small for his age.
went to the front and after much diff
ficulty. was accepted and fought to
the finish of the war
His grandfather went to the war in
Mexico and was killed in battle.
His great grandfather came over
with the Hessians to fight in the war
OF the revolution. He lived thru the
war and settled in Philadelphia.
where he'helped to build up the popu-
lation of Pennsylvania Dutch.
Few people can show such a line
of defenders of the country as this
family.
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F. F. HUNTER COMMENDS
HOME OWNING SPIRIT
Hon. Guy U. Hardy,
Cancn City. Colo.

Dear Mr.. Hardy:
] want to congratulate you upon the
splendid article which appeared In
The Daily Record of March 9Th enti.
tlec. God Bless Our Home" and the
equally important article in the same
PAPER of March 7th entitled, "lt Is
Cheaper to Own Than to Rent"
feel that either of these articles is
worth to any one who will read and
give the same due consideration the
price of your subscription for one year
How true 1t is that In the days gone
by the word Home next to Mother"
was the sweetest word. thet deare t
word and one that caused us to pause
and consider in our mad race of life
from the cradle to the grave. But to-
day how changed it is. for instead of
Home being a place or haven of rest,
pleasure. contentment and sat sfac-
ton. it seems to a large number mere
ly a place to shelter from the storms
of the night.
How many young people we have
at the present time whose only ambi-
ton of life is idleness and pleasure,
without any thought of providing for
tomorrow. and how many there are
that would sacrifice almost anything
for temporary enjoyment. and never
for a moment stop and reflect upon
the necessity of providing for the fu-
ture.
1t should be the ambition of every
married couple 10 own their own home.
not only because 1t is cheaper TO do
so. when considered from dollar
and-cent standpoint. but when you
take into consideration the satisfac-
ton and enjoyment there is in ar
ranging, planning and building a
home, together with the pleasure and
profit at once derived from making
the proper and suitable appearance
OF the grounds surrounding it, having
at all times an interest in and a desire
to improve and increase its value. by
moments spent which would other
wise be wasted.
May We never see the day when
this country becomes nation OF land
lords and the many millions OF our
people tenants-for so sure as this pc
riod comes just SO sure will this ma
tion cease to be the leaiing. progress
i've and substantial nation that 1t has
been in the years gone by.
Yours very truly.
F. F. HUNTER.
March s, 1916.
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WILL GET MORE
FISH THIS YEAR

The fish and game committee of the
Canon City Chamber OF Commerce.
which consists of Theod re NJ. Hard
ing. David Robson, w. +. Galley aul
r. L. Sears, are planning to actively
continue this spring the work. begun
several years ago. OF stocking the Ar
kansas river with trout and other
game fish. They are convinced from
what has already Teen done that the
proposition is a feasible one and eau
be made success II persisted in.
The prohibitive order granted by the
courts a couple of years aso enjoin-
ing the Twin Lakes Placer company
from washing the tai ngs from its
mills into the river is a perpetual one
and no ulther pollution Of the stream
is expected from that source. As
long as the purity of the river was
destroyed by allowing mining eompa.
mics along its upper course to convey
into its waters vast quantities OF min
e-al matter Il was a hopeless task to
try to stock II with game fish. but now
that the law has intervened to pre-
vent It's pollution there is no bar to !
Accomplishment The fact that a
-. -. -. ,-a.,. .-nra ,.ausbt IL,
the river between Canon City and
Salida last summer is proof positive
that the river can be recouyerted into
coed fishing stream II the right
kind Of endeayor is made to bring II
about. Fishing is expected to be
better in the Arkansas river this sea
son that any time during the last
twenty-five or thirty years. due to the
restocking process.
Many thousands OF trout fry, some
OF them as much as Eve or six inches
in length. are now in the proFogstion
ponds at Parkdale and will be placed
in the river this spring. Tho hsh
have grown nicely during the rast
winter in all three OF the retaining
ponds established by the Chamber OF
Commerce up the river and are now
laree enough to care for themselves.
As soon as they are-li5erated. which
VIII. probably, take place In the course
OF the next month or six weeks. the
ponds viii be cleaned oat for the re-
ecption of a new batch OF trout fry
expected this spring from the hateh-A
cries. W. b. Frazer. state nsh AMI
game commissioner. has promised the
Chamber of Commerce a quarter OF a
million additional trout fry for the
river this season and the committee
is planning to 20 to Denver early
next week to see him in relation to
the matter.
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Children Dry
FOR FLETcHER'S
CASToRlA a
MRS. HAYEs 10 spEAk.

Mrs. Hayes. superintendent Of the
W. C. T. U. Cottage Home. which is
located In Denver. Will speak at the
NJ. T.. church Sabbath evening. Mar.
y. The w. C. r. u. women are re.
Quested to meet at the South door Of
the church At 7;iS that they may be
seated together
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-16
HENRY sAaLe AT WARREN. MASS

Mr.. Henry Earle who has been iiv-
ing in Montreal. Canada. for several
years Is now getting his Record at
Warren, Mass. Mr.. Earle always says
that he Is coming back to Canon City
to nve some day.
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DAUGHTER BORN THIS MORNING

A handsome baby daughter was born
to Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Sears this morn.
ing. Mother and infant are resorted
to be doinr nicely. Papa Sears is
bearing his new honors With becom-
ing dignity.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

Billy George, the Midvale wonder, has
at last managed to get match with
Frank Barrieau, the Canadian welter-
weight title holder, and will box him at
Forest park on the night of Oct. in Il
scheduled 10-round event. Promoter
Nick Collins received a telegram last
night from Barrieau's manager, Louis
Newman, accepting the date and the
terms. Barrieau is billed to box at
Omaha Oct. IL. He will take on George
before starting east.
For a long time attempts have been
made to match George against some
boxer who will give him q hard go.
George came to Boise from MidYale
with reputation and he successfully
defended it. When he had Harry Gil
lum groggy in four rounds, fans who
had been skeptical over the touting Of
the Midvale lad sat up and took notice.
They knew that Gillum was not dub
at the fistlc art and that a boy who
could send him groggy must have a
punch. But Gillum is not the only
boxer George has handled. He out
fought such men as Jack Carpenter,
Young Joe Cans, Eddie Duffy, Jack
Collins and even drew with Frank Nc
Carroll, when he gave a lot OF weight.
George is a fighter and does not claim
to be the most scientific of boxers.
The lad who faces him in the ring will
have to stand in and give and take.
Barreau is now in Denver. lie will
leave there tonight and should be in
Boise by Friday ready to start train
ding. He is in excellent condition and
able to go the limit 1t has been some
time since Barrieau has been seen in
action here. He was always a popular
boxer in Boise and no boy who ever
faced him was able to win a decision
over him at Forest park arena. He is
said to be more clever than ever and
will have everything to pull on George
when they meet. Barrieau is not only
a scientific boxer but has a kick in
both gloves. Fans will be glad to see
him in action here again.
Danny O'Brien, well known light
weight who has been boxing up and
down the Pacific coast, is in Boise for
a few days and may be induced to re-
main over to Oct. to go on in the pre-
summarizes.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
How Correct Breathing Is the Re-
quirement of a Good Swimmer
Banishes and
BY ANNETTE kELLERMANN

/ have received a few letters from
members of the Annette Kellermann
swimming class who find it difficult to
swim any great distance without be-
coming FATIGUED.
From their letters I gather that they
are blaming the failure of their efforts
on what they term their strength"
One letter in particular states that
the writer fears she is not strong
enough to become a proficient swim
mer. She writes me that she tires
very quickly and lis all out of breath
after few strokes"
Now l will explain to her and all Of
you exactly why you tire so quickly
The reason is not that you are weak
BUT THAT THOSE OF YOU WHO
SUFFER FROM THIS WEAKNESS
ARE NOT BREATHING PROPERLY.
Now bear this in mind: Nothing can
or will tire you more quickly than i'm
proper breathing.
! In fact breathing should be consid-
cred seriously and is just as import
ant as the swimming itself. TO BE
A GOOD SWIMMER MEANS TO
BREATHE PROPERLY. I feel that l
must literally pound this into you all,
SO that you will remember it. Besides,
l want you to be fully up to the mark
in all lines of the swimming art for
l will soon start the first lesson in div
ing and 1 want you all to be ready for
1t as soon as I start teaching.
| Now as to breathing while swimming
in the water.
! OF course, when doing the breast
stroke you are to breathe only through
the nose for if you should happen to
open your mouth you would soon fill it
with water, and that would not be
pleasant
But remember that you only breathe
/ this way while you do the breast stroke
FOR ALL OTHER STROKES YOU
MUST BREATHE THROUGH THE
MOUTH AND NOSE. THAT IS YOU
MUST INHALE THROUGH THE
MOUTH AS YOUR HEAD COMES
AROUND DURING THE MOTION
OF THE BODY AND EXHALE
THROUGH THE NOSE AS YOUR
HEAD RESUMES IT'S NATURAL Pc
SITION NEAR TO THE WATER
/ AGAIN.
You will find that after you have
practiced this method of breathing you
will not tire half so quickly.
After you have become accustomed
to this way of breathing. I advise you
all to try it also while swimming the
breast stroke for not until you have &C.
complished this perfectly will you really
enjoy swimming and distance.
Do not gasp for air when you breathe
this way. but do everything naturally
A good intake of breath and Slow ex.
hale and the lesson has been accom-.
plished.
Now please do try hard to overcom,
this little effort and we will be happy
once again.
One more suggestion: Now that Sc
many of you know how to swim. do no
attempt anything foolish. Remembel
that If you go beyond the safety zon,
so marked out by the swimming club o.
swimming beach proprietor you do s,
at your own risk. The very saddles
thing that can happen to you is to ac
quire a reputation of being a goo,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

Phone 10 for baggage wagons.
Prompt service. Peasley Transfer &
Storage Co.-Adv. tt
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
ARTISTS TO BE JUDGES.

Americas foremost artists will sit as
Judges of the artistic merits of William
Fox's film spectacle, "A Daughter of
the Gods" starring Annette Keller
mann, at special presentation in New
York.
Among the invited celebrities are
Harrison Fisher, James Montgomery
Flagg, Howard Chandler Christy, Will
liam De Leftwitch Dodge, Anton Fish
err, May Wilson Preston, Violet Oakley,
Alice Barber Stephens and others. Mr..
Fox is confident he has produced a
masterpiece Now he wants to know
what the creators of beautiful women,
, land, sky and seascapes think of it.
| In addition to these guests of the pen
and brush, there will be a group of
prominent musicians who will pass on
| the special musical score written for
the film by Robert Hood Bowers and
| presented by an orchestra of fifty
pieces.
The most important of the musical
themes is the one attuned to Miss KEEL
I hermann in the role Of the dream
maiden" Besides this, there is the
theme of The Spirit of Benevolence,
1.-The Spirit of Evil" and a number OF
oriental marches symbolic of the
prince Triumphant" and THE Prince
in Chains" Waltzes are used for the
swimming scenes and the burning OF
the Moorish city.
| Theda Bara advocates Greek dane
ing for all who act in the movies
THE Greek ideals still live in classic
dancing" she says. There are beauty
and grace of movement and feeling
of health and exhilaration in the free
gestures of the attic dance. The effect
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
PLAYER IS INJURED;
MATCH CALLED OFF

The match in the women's doubles in
tween Miss Campbell and Miss Kerr
who played Miss Ormsby and Miss
Cobb yesterday afternoon had to be
called off and postponed because Miss
Campbell sprained her ankle. The
score in the first set stood Az in favor
of Kerr Campbell. The injured player
was taken to the Y. w. c. A. rooms for
first aid treatment and although she
suffered great pain at first the
sprained ankle was soon relieved. 1t
may be sometime before she can go on
the courts again.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
For the Family
Medicine Chest

Green Bay, Wis. Mrs. VIM. F. Bubolz ssys'
81 always use Foley's Honey and Tar for our
children as IL quickly brealss UP their colds with
no bad after effects. and they like to take IT,
In this season of coughs, colds and
croup. every family medicine chest
should be supplied with a good cough
medicine that can be relied upon
when needed.
Such a family cough syrup Is Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound. This
standard medicine has been on the
market for years and in many sec
lions was found in every home In
the days when doctors were not SO
handy and when money was scarcer.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Is an excellent medicine for coughs
colds, raw or infiamed throat hoarse-
ness, tightness and soreness OF the
chest. Group and whooping cough. II
IL an absolutely safe remedy, contain
ing only healing ingredients, and Tree
from any harmful drugs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
finish FIRST ROUND
IN Golf TOURNAMENT

The time limit to play matches in
the first round of the handicap tourna-
ment OF the Boise Golf club expired
last night, when two matches were
played off. the first between c. H. Lin
genfelter and Herbert Wing and the
second between Homer Lingenfelter
and Gerald Harvey. c. H. Lingenfelter
won by 1-up and Harvey by 2-up. To-
night the tournament committee will
match the winners in the first round
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

Julian Louis Lamothe, on coming
from the American company's scenario
department into the Los Angeles FREQ
lance field, was Immediately engaged
to adapt a ten-reel feature shortly to
be produced by west coast feature
film company. Mr.. Lamothe has a
number of big feature pictures to his
credit, among the most recent being
Lying Lips" Dust" and THE Inner
Struggle" all current releases on the
Mutual featurs program.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
NEMSNOTB9 s77Mp1ELAND
y 6YDAISY DEAN UAY

how that Lou Tellegen's new
tN Lasky picture, THE Victory of
I'M Conscience" has been shown,
y the interest of the photo play
spectator naturally turns to the
latest camera activities of his talented
wife, Geraldine Farrar. 1t is announc
ed that Miss Farrar has completed her
work in the title role Of u new Lastly
feature, jean a Arc"
Desiring to have no one but recog-
nized stars in support of Miss Farrar.
Lasky has signed Harry keenan, for
the role of the archbishop of Rheims.
an important part in Joan of Arc"
Made up and wearing the archepiscopal
robes, Mr.. Keenan, is said to dominate
the scenes in which he appears One
of these showing the coronation of the
emperor by the archbishop had over
500 people working in 1t.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

for the second round. Players will be
given until next Tuesday night to finish
the second round. Many of the
matches will be played off next Sum
day.
The result of play in the first round
of the Tournament including the
matches of the last few days follows
C. H. Lingenfelter defeated Herbert
Wing, 1-up; score, Lingenfelter As,
Wing 40.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

cannot be obtained in other ways; 1t
is invaluable for anyone who hopes to
succeed in photoplay work.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

genfelter. Cup; score. Harvey As, Lin
genfelter AZ.
Martin 5, defeated Bissell 4-up:
score, Martin 81, Bissell Sc.
over defaulted to Alloway.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

Mr.. Duke. the new secretary for Ire
land, is known as one of Englands
most successful lawyers. For a num-
Der of years his annual income from his
profession is estimated to have exceed
ed 100000.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

swimmer when in reality you know
yourself to be still little weak. Do not
attempt to show your prowess in the
water or venture out to a distance
where better and ADLER swimmers fear
to tread. Try to be sensible. Try to ac-
quire a clean reputation that you will
be proud of. Do not be dare devil; it
will never pay you In the long run.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27

TOMORROW: Miss Keller
mann will tell you of her plan
to induce you to form a local
swimming organization for
amateurs; an organization Of
a permanent nature to band
together in a national amateur
association.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-27
CONFERENCE EXCURSIONS.
To Salt Lake City.

October End to sth, inclusive. See
agents for details. Don't forget our
regular Sunday and Week End Excur-
sions. Adv-M O5
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-02-04

the last legislature nominated
him for lieutenant governor and
enthusiastically endorsed him
for this promotion against his
will. They recognize his ability
as a pariamentarian and his
familiarity with legislative
needs.
The fact that Senator Crossley
has considered the proposition
and has concluded to stand for
the office will meet with hearty
applause from colleagues all
over the state. But their appro-
baton is TO more hearty than
that which greets the proposition
in his home county which he has
served so long, and in his home
town, where he is best known.
Personal.
By way Of personal introduce
ton of Senator Crossley to peo-
pie of distant counties, a short
biographical sketch might be in
order.
Wallace Crossley is a native Of
Cooper county, Mo-, born at Bell
Air, Al years ago. His mother is
a Kentuckian and his father was
a one-armed veteran Of Stone
wall JacksOn's brigade, from
Virginia. He was educated at
Mexico high school, William
Jewell College and Missouri Uni
versity. He was a teacher in the
Mexico public schools and in
Warrensburg State Normal. He
was married in 1902; entered the
newspaper business in 1908 as
editor of the Johnson County
Star. He is a member of the
Baptist church, the Masonic
Fraternity, the Knights Of Py-
thias and the Elks.
The people of his home town
and county, his church and these
great fraternities all testify as
Ito the personal worth of Wallace
Crossley as a citizen, while his
public record speaks for itself.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1916-02-04
SEED CORN WILL
SAVE MISSOURI MILLIONS
Loss of $11, 273,491 Threatens
1916 Crop in State if Farmers
Neglect Testing


Carefully conducted Corn-ger-
mination tests in Missouri this
year may, if properly followed up
by an elimination of those ears
which are low in vitality, make
an increase of $11, 279, 491 for
the 1916 corn crop.
This amount is an estimate of
the average annual loss caused
by the use of INFESTED seed corn
in the state during the last eight
years, according to j. c. Hackle-
man of the College of Agricul-
.ture of the University of Mis-
souri, at Columbia. The use of
tested seed corn may make the
difference between an SO per
cent stand and a perfect one, or
between 25 and % bushels an
acre at gathering time.
Last years wet season, slow
maturity and late gathering of
the crop resulted in cribing much
corn before it was ripe enough
to make good seed. The corn
contained so much water that il
was almost sure to heat and mold