davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
HELD TUESDAY NIGHT

A joint meeting Of the Democratic
campaign organizations of Canon City
was held in the district court room
Tuesday evening with Leslie f. Hub
bard. candidate for attorney general
as the principal speaker. altho ad-
dresses were made by Gen. Jos. II.
Maupil. Judge ]. G. Schweigert and
Warden lyman of the penitentiary.
The membership of both the men and
women's Woodrow Wilson clubs. as
well as many of their friends. were
present. Chas. II. Duncan. president
of the Canon City Woodrow Wilson
club presided. Features of the pro-
gram. in addition to the speech.mak-
ing. were vocal selections by male
quartette consisting of Robert Boyle.
w. A. Benson. Albert Turner and John
Dickson; a recitation. THE Italian at
The Base Ball Game" by Rex Dickin-
son. and the singing of an original
campaign song. written by Mrs. NJ. ].
Whitman. by Mrs. Alice C. Schweis-
ert. II was sung to the air of
Marching Thru Georgia" the audi
ence joining in the chorus.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
FRIDAY
MISS BREWER RETURNS.

Miss Josephine Brewer returned
home from Colorado Springs last
Tuesday where she has been visiting
her friends for couple of weeks.
HOME WEDNESDAY FROM
ATTENDED BANQUET IN SALlDA
Warden lyman and Chaplain Cain
soof the penitentiary motored to Salida
"Wednesday afternoon where they at
aeended banquet given under the
auspices of the members of the Chris
alan church. Both appeared as speak
Sers on the post-prandial program;
1he former speaking on the subject
Df prison reform. They returned to
Canon City Wednesday night.
CANNING APPLES TO BEGIN NEXT
MONDAY.
The Round Crest Canning Company
wiIJ begin canning apples next Mon
day and Mr.. Troutman. manager Of
abe company is anxious to secure the
services OF about thirty women to
work in the canning department.
-rh0se desiring position should apply
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
TUESDAY

HOME FROM ILLINOIS TUESDAY
Mrs Agnes b. Stewart returned to
Canon City on Tuesday of this week
after a several months visit with her
sister and other relatives at Jackson
vile. Illinois
FORREST PATTERSON TAKES
BOOKKEEPING JOB.
Forrest Patterson is now book
keeper and stenographer for the Riy-
er Smelling and Refining Company of
Florence. He is graduate of Hart's
Business College of this city.
WILL REMAIN IN TOWN DURING
WINTER
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Taylor, who re-
moved temporarily from Park Center
to 1916 Main street the first of Sep
tember are so well pleased with the
change that they will remain in
town during tie winter months.
MoToRED HERE FROM SALIDA
SUNDAY.
Mr.. Lou Anderson, Mrs. Alice Parks
Miss Gladys Parks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Monehan and son, motored to
Canon City last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Monehan and son remained there.
but the rest of the party returned
home Sunday night.-Salida Mail.
IN
MEETING.
The Ladies' union prayer meeting
HOME MONDAY NIGHT FROM
DENVER.
Mrs. Charles Hyder and little daugh
ter, Anna May, of 514 Pike avenue.
returned home Monday night from a
six or seven weeks visit with relatives
in Denver.
and Bible Study OF Lincoln Park will
hold their next meeting at the home
OF Mrs. A. w. Lucas at o'clock
next Sabbath afternoon. corner Cedar
and Chestnut Leader. Mrs. William
Wilson. All are welcome.
HAS PLEASANT MEMORY
OF CANON CITY
In the course of business letter
received at this office a day or two
ago from Mrs. Ella Strawman. a for
mer resident here. but now living at
Iberia. Ohio. she says: "Altho II has
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
MONDAY
Returned HOME TO IOWA

Mrs. Mary Lamb, who has been
visiting friends here for some time
past, left this morning for her home
at Athton, Iowa.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR X. c.
Mrs. Champion left here on Denver
& Rio Grande train No. 2 last Sunday
afternoon for Kansas City, Mo-, where
she will visit friends for some time.
c. L. NELSON TO MISSOURI.
c. l.. Nelson. first trick telegraph
operator at the Denver & Rio Grande
station. has gone back to his old home
at Ladue. Missouri, where he will
visit relatives while convalescing from
the effects of a recent attack of fever.
RAILROAD MAN HERE SUNDAY.
Harry Monihan. general yardmas-
ter for the Colorado & Southern Rail-
road company in Denver. was the
guest Of Canon City friends on Sun
day
LEFT MONDAY MORNING FOR
kANeA CITY.
Henry Ferkel and daughter. Miss
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
C. S. TOPPING WRITES
FROM BAY CITY, MICH

Mr.. c, S. Topping. for many years
resident of Canon City. doing bust
ness here in the firm of Humphry &
Topping. sends in a remittance for
the Weekly Record from Bay City.
Michigan. He says: II cannot get
along without the Record. 1t seems
like getting a letter from home /
won't need it many years longer for |
have passed by s8th birthday. but l
am able to read it and hope to con-
tinue to do so for some time yet |
hope TO live long enough to vote for
Mr., Hughes this fall. 1t Is not like
ly that I viii have "A chance to vote
ton
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
SATURDAY

CALLED TO PUEBLO BY ILLNESS
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watson of Can
on City were called to Pueblo a day
or two ago by the serious illness of
Mrs. Watson's sister, Mrs II. G..
Carlson, of East Fourth street.-Pue-
bio Chieftain.
MRS. A. G. MILLER TO PHOENIX.
ARIZONA.
Mrs. A. G.. Miller daughter of w
w. Rice, ST., of this city, left on the
GAS Santa Fe Sunday morning for
Phoenix, Arizona, where she will
visit her daughter. She expects to be
gone a month or six weeks.
HARRY MADDOX HEARD FROM
Harry Maddox sends in his check
for Weekly Record dues, from Wood
land, Calf. where he is secretary of
the Yolo County Board of Trade. He
says: I'VE often think and speak of
the fine people in the old home town
of Canon City. We are all well. We
may see you some time this winter.
Not sure yet"
LoOPER CHARGED WITH STEAL
ING CATTLE.
Clarence ii. Looper who was ar
rested recently on charge Of cattle
stealing near Echo. Colorado waived
his preliminary hearing in Judge Hous
toms court and was bound over to the
district court
HOME TUESDAY FROM COAST
Mrs. Ernest r. Smith and children
of So Harrison avenue returned
home last Thursday afternoon from a
three months trip to California. They
nado "A toCr Of the state and vis't II
Saa Francisco. Modesto. Los Angeles,
San Dieco and-numerous other points.
FUNERAL WAS HELD TODAY
The funeral of Miss Carolyn Shell
don, who died last Saturday took
place from her late home, 1905 North
Eighth street, at 10 o'clock this
morning. The service was conduct
ed by Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rector
of Christ Episcopal church. Burial
was at Lakeside cemetery. The de-
ceased was aged sixteen years, two
months and twenty-six days.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12

been FIVE years since left Canon City
l entertain the most agreeable recol-
lections of the town and its surround
ings. as well as Of its people. and still
regard it as one of the most delight
full communities in the country for a
home"
HOME TUESDAY FROM HUNTING
TRIP.
A. f. Wilson, w. II. Dozier. Dr. Hart
Goodl0e and F. w. Biddix returned
home Tuesday night from the Stirrup
ranch. in the Black Mountain country
where they went by automobile the
first of the week on a hunting trip.
They report light snowfall in that
section on Monday, but found game
very scarce. Duck shooting Afforded
about the only sport to be had at the
time of their visit
CITY MARSHAL SKINNER ABLE
TO BE OUT.
City Marshal C. f. skinner, who
had the misfortune to shoot himself
in the right leg, few inctses above
the ankle, a week ago last Friday
when his revolver accidentally fell
TO the floor from its holster. was able
to leave the hospital for the first
time on Tuesday. Mr.. Skinner was
compelled to resort to the use of
crutches to get about and I is prob
able that It will be some time be-
fore he win dispense with them as as
sistants to his loeomoti0n. The bull
let passed entirely thru the flesh and
tissue of the leg, but without serious
ly injuring the bone.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
CANON FOUNDRY HAS
INTERESTING DISPLAY

In connection with the exhibit Of
home products and manufacturers in
the window of the chamber of com
merce rooms at III North Fifth street
Is an attractive and creditable dis
play made by the Canon Foundry &
Machine company. In the showing
are specimens OF work In cast iron.
wrought iron. brass. bronze. alumni
mum. white metal. babbit metal.
acetelyne welding patterns and ma
chine work of various kinds. A dis
tinctive feature OF the display is q
large circular rim. or shoe. cast in
brass by the company and having a
value of something like two hundred
dollars. There also Is a bust of Abra-
ham Lincoln. cast in the same ma
terial. as well as of a maple leaf. a
lizard and other fanciful and prac-
tical forms and designs. II is a mat
ter of surprise to many people who
inspect the exhibit that such work
can be done here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
EReEl-cANoY-FREEl

Just received a large assortment of
candies. See our large window dis.
play. One pound of this excellent
grade fresh candy free with each
S1OO purchase all day Saturday. We
have received lots of new goods since
you were last in our store. Come in
and see them.
TooLE STORES CO.
adv. 236t2d-1tw
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
at the Office of the company, corner
of Eighth and Water streets, at once.
ROCKFORD. MO. LADY HERE.

at the office of the company, corner
of Eighth and Water streets, at once.
RockPoRT, MO-, LADY HERE.
Mrs. C. r. Patten of Rockport' No.
has come out to Canon City to spend
the winter with her nephew. Mr.. Fred
Minter, 615 Forest ave. Mrs. Patten
was out here some tine ago and was
so much pleased that sic came back
to stay longer.
DIED THIS MORNING.
Carolyn, the eldest daughter of Mrs.
Nettie G.. Sheldon, passed away early
this morning at 11O5 North Eighth
street. Friends are invited to attend
the funeral at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning.
VISITING MR.. AND MRS. T. A.
STOCKTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j Hooper and daugh
ter Mrs Allen Barth, drove UP from
Denver Wednesday for few days
visit with the T. a. Stockton's OF 615
Rudd avenue They expect to re-
turn to Denver the first of next
week.
WERE MARRIED WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
Miss Pearl Bone and Charles Puck
EFT were married at the brides home,
7O2 South Tenth street at 7:3O
o'clock Wednesday evening; Rev. NJ
v Whetzell officiating. Only few
guests were present in addition to
relatives of the bride; among them
being Mr.. and Mrs. J. Puckett, the
former brother of the groom. Mr.
Pucliett las lived in Canon City for
three years; his wife only four or
FIVE months. They will establish
their lone here.
FRUITA MAN VISITING HERE
Mr.. George r. Hurlbert of Fruita
arrived here Thursday and is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hurlbert of Cot
tonwood avenue for few days.
ACCEPTS POSITION IN FLORENCE
Forrest Patterson left for Florence
Thursday morning where he has ac-
cepted a position in the office of the
River Smelling and Refining Co.
A. 3. kARRER AND WIFE MOVE
HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Karrer of Chi
cago have moved here for tie winter
and are living in the cottage at 624
Burrage avenue.
VISITING MR.. AND MRS HAWkEY
Mrs. Gene Hawkey came down from
the Cripple Creek district few
days ago and is visiting at the home
OF MT. anu MTS. u. y. taWkey on
Harrison avenue.
MRS. JENSEN HAS GUEST.
Mrs. L.. NJ. Winans of Diggins, Mo,
is here for a short visit with Mrs. A
C. Jensen She will be here over
Sunday.
w. II. BLAND HOME FROM
ILLINOIS.
W. II. Bland returned to Canon
City few days ago from a three
weeks visit to Shelbyville and SuIli-
car, Illinois. where he vent to look
afte: some property interests M.
Bland says that in spite of dry. hot
summer in that section Of the ooun-
try the farmers, as a rule have good
corn crops. Mr.. Bland was accom- pa
MED back to Colorado by his mothe-.
who will remain here for month or
two.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION
For Outside Precincts. Comprising All
Precincta From 10 to AZ

w" " W %.
Notice is hereby given that Regis
tration will be made by the Registry
Boards at the polling places In the
various precincts in the County out
side of Canon City and Florence on
the following days; Tuesday. October
cath, and Monday. November sth..
1916. at which time the boards will
sit from a. m. to I p. m. for Origi.
nal Registration OF all persons entitled
to vote at the election on November
7th.
On November sth Registration will
be made only by affidavit of two Reg
istered Voters.
c. A. LINKINS.
County Clerk.
wkly. 1918.
Daily. 2l-23
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12

-scord Want Ads are sure TO bring
results.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
News Notes
THURSDAY

HOME TUESDAY FROM KANSAS.
A. NJ. Musgrave returned to his
home in South Canon on Tuesday oi
this week from Ellis, Kansas, where
he has been looking after his faith
er's farm during the last four or five
months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12

Record Want Ads are sure 20 bring
resuits-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
VISITED RELATIVES HERE
EHNMnAN
MONDAY.

Lewis A. Smith of Portland. Ore
syon. enroute home from Iowa, stopped
off here on Monday for a short visit
with his sister, Mrs. \. NJ. Musgrove,
of 3O1 Douglas avenue, South Canon,
and his brother, Elton I. Smith, OF
d22 College
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
! MR.. AND MRS. T. A.
STOCKTON.

Mr. and Mrs. f. J Hooper and daugh
ter Mrs Allen Barth, drove UP from
Denver Wednesday for few days
visit with the T. a. Stockton's of 615
Rudd avenue. They expect to re-
turn to Denver the first of next
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
RoRS FOR NOVEMBER TERM
ORDERED.

Judge Cooper in District court on
Wednesday made an order to be certi-
ned to the sheriff for a venire of
thirty jurymen to constitute the regu-
lar panel for the November term of
the district court. The order was
made returnable at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning November goth.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-12
PASSED THRU CANON SUNDAY.

F. E. Clarity of Denver. superinten-
dent of transportation for the Denver
and Rio Grande Railroad company.
passed thru Canon City on Rio Grande
train No. l Sunday afternoon en-
route to Salt Lake City on a business
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29
GOOD WORK FOR TIE YOUNGSTERS

Comncndablc work ha, been done by Judge Whit
ney OF the juvenile court and Probation Officer Hut
ton in securing large house Nuuanu street which
may be used Juvenile detention home until the
next legislature meets Then fund may be appro-
priated sufficient for the purchase OF site and the
construction OF building. ii building and site TO-
gether can be found.
The $1,000 appropriated by the last legislature has
been proved insufficient Bat the prosperity OF the
territory Is such that il it needs twice $1,000 three
times, 10 get the right kind OF home for these un-
fortunate lads, the money should be forthcoming.
Publicity again. in many other cases OF cont
niinity need, got action" for the boys When the
public learned that lads under fourteen were being
kept in police cells for days and weeks at time be-
cause no detention home was provided for them. SEN
timent demanded and secured vigorous action. The
Star Bulletin is glad to have been able to give this
publicity though regretting that it should have been
together with attention the fact that mat
tiers were being let DRIFT entirely indfferently.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29
Roosevelt, Wilson And The Hyphen

Col. Roosevelt'S latest attack on the "hyphcn Is
IN marked contrast 10 recent Nilsonam urterarcca.
The president is usually credited with coming the
term "hyphenated American which soon became
one OF reproach when the 'war-potterS began their
activities and pro-terman movements threatened the
internal peace Of the United States
Now the president is expressing and re-cxpreSsinS
his belief that the body OF hYhenated Americans
are loyal and patriotic. Speaking al the women $
training camp at Washington recently the president
said: .-"-
'You have heard great deal about the hyphcn.
for one have never been deceived The number OF
persons of really divided allegiance in this country IS
very small and if had been born in some other coun-
try would, for one, resea the representations which
have been made by those who not the spokesmen
OF those for whom they pretended TO speak in sng-
costing a divided allegiance.
Il have never had the slightest doubt OF what would
happen when America called upon those Of her citizens
born in other courtfi 10 come the support 81 the
flag Why. they will come with cheers they Will
come with a momentum which will make realize
that America has once more been cried awake out
Of every SORT OF istemper and dream and distraction,
and that any man who dares tamper with the spirit
OF america will be cast out Cf the confidence OF a
great nation upon the instant 49,. a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29
Le9eg9k5|1MEY IQP!GyQ

before. and there is more indncement
to WORK. II /. - III.
Let ;nem stay and till the soil Work
b. the sweat Of their brow Salt the
earth With their tears il need be 10
wrrst living rom il Build factories
for Irish industries. build schools, col
leees and churches let beautiful
new ireland rise frlm the ashes OF
the old Iown-t roddcn. miserable
though muCh-i0yed country.
Teach their children loyalty. homes
", ambition selr-resEect and 4 real
love fC= ireland. Above all TO he fair
and just in their thoughts towards all
men. Foot ou. hatred and prejudice.
Freedom never has, or never will be
won by the old methods.
When Irelani can rrove, to the
world that she Is self-supporting and
self r.. pcctin, ,CN'H though IL h' 1
hundred yerr- fro n NJ - th~n viii
she rrovI her r;-'lt u ,"li-@OvrIEn.eht
and WI freetuni VIII. ii. ia.
YOnr. To-. 'rrn lon IN I rr+nt for Ire
land. though not Nv bio ~dshrd ,.nu
riots, but rather by : ;HCation ant
right thinking. - >@:..
AGNES ROTSE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29

d~en 10 teach and care for and Ia
study out their Deficiencies and -
help them all they can. -" .... +"
Something Of this kind, one would
think. could be done here. as it
would cost but little. and later on a
proper institution could be thought
of and perhaps built here in which TO
care for and give medical treat.
ment to- these children
As this is a most important sub.
ject. it is hoped that others will be
interested in it and will do their ut,
most-to provide some means or places
where these unfortunate children cas
be taught, cared for and receive medi.
cal treatment
Very truly yours.
GEORGE OSBORNE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29
~BRITlSH FRIGHTFULNESs.

s. = - - + E s. -
No American newspaper was more savage at the
deluded folly of the Irish rebels than the New York
NorId--wheh is also savage critic of the British.
And no newspaper has been more outspoken than the
World in its condemnation of Brtains blunder in the
wholesale execution of the leaders.
The Star-B Bulletins comment upon this exhibition Of
military severity and haste has brought many approx
ing letters The Worlds view is even more radical.
Says this newspaper:
Though Premier Asquith refused to give asslr-
ances yesterday that no more Irish leaders will be
shot before discussion of the matter possible the
House of Commons, there is reason to hope that the
furry of British FrightfuIness is over.
Like an apology for the irreparable is Mr.. As
quiths statement that have been executed except
responsible persons guilty in the first degree. The
definition may may not fit Sir Roger Easement.
who was not IN ireland when the plans were laid.
There is no saner adviser upon Irish policy than
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29
THE POLICE AND LOST CHILDREN

HCno.uiu. May p. 1915.
Editor Star Bulletin.
Dear Sir: In regard TO Miss MAY.
nard'S inquiry as to whether or no
lost children should BE- found BY the
pOlice-0r 1t least hunted for--it may
BE- interesting 10 cite u few cases ii
point.
For some time | conducted an infor,
matiCn bureau on the Coast. and dur
ing that time there were no end OF
calls for help in finding lost children.
My first call for cooperation in tAis
line MS always on the chief Of police
Immediately he gave orders for every
man on duty in my vicinity 10 be on
the lookout. Sometimes the call would
extend out over the city: but always
there vas prompt response. the chief
himself often calling me up within hall
an hour, to hear Of any news. re-.
ceired great help in this way, and
the personal interest evinced by n"
men en- duty was remarkable
Every child we eudeavored to reach
was found, ain happy to state; the
most interesting case being that OF i
young cripple from New Zealand. who
had not been in the town more than
an hour. After two hours search, she
was located wandering toward the no
tel where she had first been taken by
her father. Incidentally, a New Tea.
lander rushed madly into my office,
shouting at the top of his voice that
he had been responsible for the little
girl taking walk. and that he
thanked God she was again with her
people. He told how he had suffered
tOrtures for the two hours just passed
and, hopping his forehead and strip
ping off his right glove, he reached
into his pocket, quickly procured a
handful OF money and flung it over
the desk at me. Then he disappeared
Is it necessary to ask if the police
are required as guides to Juveniles?
Yours faithfully,
NJ y T.