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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-07-06
ROCKLAND.

Two-base hits, Neptune, H. Mcdonald,
Rokes, O'Connor. Bases on balls, off Lannon l.
off Fife g. Struck out by .Lannon. IL, by Fife, T.
Wild pitches, by Lannon l, by Fife i. Stolen
bases, F. Mcdonald, H. Mcdonald. Rokes
Umpire WEYMOUTH.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emery F. White of New York
arrived Sunday and have opened their sum-
mer home in East Belfast for the season.
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BELFAST, 10; RocKLAND 2

On the Congress street grounds last Satur-
day afternoon the home team got away with
Rockland without much trouble, defeating the
down-river team, 10 to 2. The score:
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The various games scheduled for the 4th were
necessarily called off because of the rain.
The L. & B. Athletic association baseball
team went to Castine Saturday to play that
team, making the trip on the sloop Osprey"
The game was close and exciting, the score
being to 6 in favor of Castine. The Castine
team was to have played here Tuesday. but
the rain prevented.
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Tuesday for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
P. Coombs.
Mrs. Martha knowlton White arrived Sum-
day from Chicago, where she spent the winter
with her sister. Mrs. Amy X. Pratt and her
daughter Marjorie. She spent week in Bos-
ton. on the way home, with her sister, Mrs.
Emma X. kochersperger. Mrs. Whites niece.
Miss Marian Knowlton of Boston, accompanied
her to Belfast to spend the Fourth with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Knowlton on
Noruhport avenue. Miss Georgia Hall of Lin
colnville and Belfast who spent the winter in
Chicago with Mrs. White, also returned, but
stopped in Camden.
Mr.. and MIS- Arthur Crane. Miss May
Crane Miss Isabel Brit ton and Dr. George E.
Morgan of Burlington, VT, who had been the
guests for several days of DR.. and Mrs. Harry
L. Kigore left Saturday morning for Birch
Point camps to spend Sunday with DR.. Nor
gans son, Rolin K. Morgan who is spending
the summer there. They were accompanied
by DR.. and Mrs. Klgore. The former re-
turned to Belfast Monday, while Mrs Kilgore
continued Oh tne HoloT III p lO burlington, neT
old home. The trip will include the White
Mountains and the BeIkshires and they will
be about a week or ten days on the road.
In a personal letter from Santa Barbara,
Calf, under date of June 18th, Mrs. L. w,
Pendleton says: 1--WE have been here at The
Gregson four weeks and are to leave week
from today for Monterey. Shall stay there
only few days and then go on to San Jose. so
l cannot give you any address at present But
a letter directed to the of Mr.. Milton A.
Hollabaugh, who is Hannah Pendleton's hus-
band, and who lives at San Bernadino, Calf,
will always reach me, as he forwards my mail
We have had very pleasant stay here and
have seen great deal of Ralph Hersey and
his wife, She has shown me all the sights in
their automobile. They have delightful
ONE, with view of mountains and sea, and
a gorgeous flower garden. 1t is certainly
ideal. Their house is not large. but most
h ONE like, and we have met many pleasant
people that we shall be sorry to leave. But
the time is passing so fast and we have much
more to do"
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when Dewey entered Manila bay. He realiz-
ed that all of our civilization. all that we are
enjoying today, and our country saved and
established, we owe to the veterans, and he
was sure that our young men if necessary, are
willing to follow in their footsteps and per-
petuate the glory of their country. While
missionary he met many Maine sea captain,
and would so on board their vessels and enjoy
sitting for few hours under the shadow of
Old Glory. Mrs. Fred Morgan, who before
her marriage was Evangelist Nellie Thomp-
son. and who had held revival meetings at
this same hall in Newburg, was called upon
and referred to this place one of her old
camping grounds. She was finding great
pleasure in meeting her old friends, and though
ten or fifteen years had passed. her heart was
still young, and she should always be the
same-traveiling along the same highway
leading from earth to Heaven.
Then followed patriotic recitation by Mrs.
Lena Smith; song, 1.-The Empty Sleeve" by W.
E. Luce; Mrs. Emma living representing the
solo, Mrs. Steward; solo by the granddaughter
of the Waldo County Veteran Association,
little Miss Evelyn Spauldng of North Sears
port, granddaughter of Secretary Stinson; re-
marks by Comrade Crockett, who gave the
P resident some of his usual humorous thrusts;
singing "Shall we gather at the ring; reading
by Chaplain Merrill, "While the Old Men
Totter Past"
DR.. 7. N. Pearson of Morrill, was called upon,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
WORK At POWER PLANT
IS PROGRESSING NICELY

Work on the enlargement OF the
plant OF the Arkansas Valley Railway,
Light & Power company at Soda point
is proceeding nicely and Is complying
with the construction schedule OF the
engineers having the undertaking In
charge. The new smokestack. which
is two hundred and forty feet in
height. is now in position and has
been painted since It's erection. The
lower part OF the stack has been lined
inside with firebrick and the upper por
tion is being reinforced with con-
crete.
The boiless needed for the extension
OF the plant are now in place and are
ready for the supporting brickwork.
The turbines and generators have ar
rived here from Schenectady. New
York. and the condensers are now
on their way from Pittsburg.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
PYROuTE COUPLE
MARRIED IN CANON

Fred Viola and Miss Maggie Brassia.
both of Pyrolite. were married at the
court house here at 1880 O'Clock last
Saturday morning by Judge Kent L.
Eldred. The contracting couple were
attended by John Brassia. brother of
the bride. and Miss BARBARA Zenonia
After the ceremony the bridal party
drove TO Florence where they took din
ner and later departed for the home
of the brides parents at Keating. Col
orado. where they will spend a brief
honeymoon. They will make their
home at Pyrolite where Mr.. vi
ola holds a responsible position at the
mine of the Victor American Fuel COM
pany. Miss Brassia has been making
her home at Pyrolite for the past four
years and has large circle OF friends
there. ga
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THE SMALLEST SNAKE IN
CAPTIVITY.

In the Record office window today
there is the smallest, snake in captivi.
~.
In contrast with the big red racer
the Morrison boys brought In the 9TH
er day. the present specimen is SO
small II can hardly be seen.
Charles Hoiesworth and Dewitt
Caldwell are the boys who caught II
and they are as proud OF their catch
as II II were rattlesnRke.
This little snake would make an un-
ioue bracelet for some good looking
girl. Now. girls, don't ali come a.
once.
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LOUIS TERLLIER ACQUITTED
OF LARCENY CHARGE

Louis Terllier, charged by F. A.
Deepen. proprietor of the Home bakery
at 62f Main street. with grand lar
ceny. was acquitted at a trial held in
Justice John r. Kennedy's court Mon
day afternoon and discharged from
custody.
The evidence presented at the hear
ing of the case showed that Terllier.
who is an itinerant baker. was en-
ployed as an. assistant at the Home
establishment by w. T. Pollack. who
was temporarily in control of the busi-
Deepen. and that he worked there for
about week during the latter part of
the month OF July.
on Mr.. Deppen's return home he
missed certain goods and chattels be-
longing 10 him and suspected Teri
lier OF having stolen them. Terllier.
however, had left town before Mr.
Deppen's return. but he was finally
located at Grand Junction and a war
rant sworn out for his arrest and
placed in the hands of the authori-
ties there for execution. Deepen was
brought 10 Canon City about ten days
ago and locked up until arrangements
could be made for a hearing o. the ac-
cusation lodged against him.
Terllier was alleged in the COM
plant to have taken. stolen and car
ried away about ffty dollars worth
OF property belonging to Mr.. Deepen.
Among the articles taken from the
bakery during Mr.. Deppen-s absence
were various utensils used in such es-
adjustments and jewelry belonging
to Mrs. Deepen II was said that Teri
lier had appropriated them TO his own
use and had shipped them away
where they could be obtained by him
at any time without creating any sus-
picion OF his guilt The testimony.
however. failed TO confirm these sur
misses. and. because of the failure of
the prosecution to prove his guilt in
connection with the matter, the case
was dismissed
Messrs. +. r. Hunter and l. w. ID
botson appeared as attorneys for the
defendant A. L.NJerfrey prosecuted
the case as a specially appointed rep
resentative OF the district attorney.
Terilier is from South Africa and is
said to have taken part in the Boer
war in that country some twelve or
fifteen years ago.
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ORDINANCE NO. = zEN
SERIES Is.a.


An Ordinance amending section ) OF
AN Ordinance concerning the sale
or giving away OF what is known
Canon city, State of Colorado
Adopted and approved November 20.
seS ss shs OF same S ssias on
the City of Canon city. Colorado,
.IseS.' and also repeating Section 6
% general % secaion 10. sss Of said Re-
vised Ordinances.
Be IL ordained by the city Council of
The City of Canon City. Colorados
Section 1. That Section No. ; OF
An. Ordinance concerning the sale or
soft f drinks E within fSs the il limits of the he
City of Canon City. State of Colo
sadc, sdogted and ssPgroved Moys%eer soe
ton No. 2ss OF the Revised Ordinances
q. the City Of Canon City. Colorado.
sndeS ass % apd pe.a 'hs S. saIsw sams Is reoy
section S. The place Of sale Of any
such soft drinks shall be in room
In such soft drinks are sold. and the
sated by them. shall have the power
enter and inspect said room and ali
rooms and Easements connected there
drinks and ana LIQUORS found therein. and
and the said Council shall be OF the
was therein with the knowledge of
such licensed. it shall revoke such Ii
ccnse. and should said licensee be
convicted of violating this ordinance or
any law OF the State of Colorado, or
ordinance OF the City OF Canon City.
with reference to the sale of intoxi-
eating liquor. said sale being from the
building where soft drinks are sold
under said license. said City Council
shall rcroke such license.
Section 2. Section 6 of said Ordinance
concerning the sale or giving away OF
what are known as soft drinks. the
same being General Section 2Sa of
peat -.
ADOPTED and approved this sist day
D.N. COOPER.
tsEAL Mayor.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
STATE OF COLORADO }
County OF Fremont. )ss.
City OF Canon City.
i, Jonathan Seaman. City Clerk of
and for. the City OF Canon CRY. Colo
sado. do hereby certify that the
1915. was introduced and read at a
regular meeting OF the City Council. OF
the City of Canon City. Colorado, pre-
cedinE its adoption and was publish
ed In full In the Canon City Record, 4
weekly newspaper OF general ctrcuia-
ton. published In said City OF Canon
City; Ten & siet days prior to its adoption
Witness NY hand and the official
seal OF the City OF Canon City. Colo
rado. this ssnd day OF August. A. d.
JONATHAN SEAMAN,
tsEALl City Clerk.
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THE STOCK MARKET
Al Denver:

Denver. Aug. 2S.-Cattle receipts
yesterday were 3sS head: hog receipts
1875 head.
The cattle market was quiet and
there was a good trade as far as it
went. Good beef steers sold from 81
TO $3.50 and palmer kinds from $3.50
to 81. Good fat cows are bringing
s6 to se.75 with extra choice cows
quoted up to $500 and fair cows from
$3.50 to Sc. The feeder and stocker
trade was light as there was not
much on sale. Prices were just about
steady with very good demand.
The hog market had another big
jump yesterday. prices being around
CSC to soc higher. Three loads OF
choice hogs sold at s10.e5 which was
top. Prices ranged down to $40 for
common stock and most of sales were
made at $1o.25 to s1o.65.
No change In the poultry market.
AZ kansas City.
At Kansas City--Hog receipts 1900
Market higher. Bulk 5000 TO s10.s0.
heavy $1,000 to 5000.
Cattle receipts $4,000. Market
steady. Prime fed steers 1915 10
s1o.75. Western steers. $e.T5 to 50.
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The editor of the Tickville Tidings
was shot last week on account of
something he had in his last issue
about some man from the head of Gin
let creek He says as soon as he re
covers he will go back to the old
tried and true policy of saying some
thing good about person. whether it
is SO or not
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FLORENCE TO HOLD BIG
TENNIS TOURNAMENT

ARRANGEMENTS are DelnE MADE AT
Florence for a big tennis tournament
next month in which many OF the
best players OF southern Colorado Will
take part The gathering Is expected
TO attract many visitors and viii. no
doubt. be one OF the most interesting
events OF the kind that has ever taken
place in this section OF the state. The
Citizen in referring to IL says:
The Gumaer Tennis club OF this
city. is IN lkiuy tlssor1te plans f,r Tie
Second Annual Arkansas Valley Ten
mis- Tournament. which will be held
on the courts in Florence beginning
on Monday. September IL and contin-
uing thru the week until all the
matches have been copcluded.
Nothing will BE- left undone TO make
the visitors taking part In the tour
nament feel that their visit to Flor
ence will be one OF interest from everv
standpoint Trips are being arrang.
ed to the scenic points OF interes.
around Florence as well as all parts
Of the county. These will be merely
side trips and will be so arranged AS
10 interfere In no way with the sched-
ule of the tournament
Another feature of the Florence
meet which will appeal strongly tp
both players and enthusiasts. is the
excellent courts upoa which the
matches will be played. They are
considered by experts to be among the
very best in the state and the mem
bers of the local club are making IL
their special duty to see that they
will be in the very pink of condition
the date OF the tournament. Contes-
tants will have access TO the court for
practice during the week preceding
the meet.
In order to meet n portion Of the
expenses of the tournament an en-.
trance fee of 800 win be charged
In the singles and So per team in the
doubles. The rules require that all
entries must be made on or before
September to Charles c. Brown.
care of the Gumaer club in this city.
Play Will DeRiu eACu uui hihN 49,"
o'clock No postponement will be al
lowed except in case a contestant is
scheduled for singles and doubles at
the same time. However. no contest
ant will be Obliged to play more than
one match In each session. Two out
of three sets will determine all match.
es. Play will be governed by the of.
ficial tennis rules of 1916.
The Gumaer club will offer attrac-
tive trophies for championship In
mems singles. women's singles and
mems doubles. The prizes have been
selected and especially designed for
the events.
TIL local people are enthusiastic
over the efforts OF the members of
Gumaer club in securing the tourna-
ment for Florence and with this end
in view the complete success of the
meet from every standpoint Is al
ready assured"
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Slim Pickens was in Tickville Sat
urday and spent an enjoyable hal
hour leaning against a store from
that had just been painted.
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The Depity Constable. who has been
working at high tension for several
days on an important case. has let
out his suspenders and is again walk
ing on earth. until his nerves relax
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
HOME TUESDAY FROM DENVER

Miss Jessie Emmerson. stenograph'
and typist In the local Office OF the Ar
kansas Valley Railway. Light 4 Pow
or company. returned to Canon City
Tuesday night from asyeek's vacation
visit in Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Poke Eazley has several nice razor
back pigs. He Is teaching them to
root up potatoes. and as soon as they
get old enough TO let down fences for
themselves. he will give them more
freedom.
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Poke Eazley. who has been sitting
on a stump near the blacksmith shop
for some time, will be compelled to
move tomorrow. as the weeds are get
ting too high around him
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

So much rain has fallen in the Gan
der Greek bottoms that Isaac He'll
wanger's cistern is running over. and
he has called in several neighbors to
help save the water.
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own keys ana counsel b,
renting . steal safety box At IL
Vfsnout County Natiaaal BAAk. y
10 - per ysAss ~
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fraser NJ. Hoffman OF Scots Biuf.
Nebraska. made his mother. Mrs l..
F. Hoffman, short visit last week.
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County Commissioner Chapson was
a business visitor on the Park one day
last week.
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James Coughlin has secured employ
ment at the mines in Cripple Creek
and entered upon his duties few
days ago.
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Right Thing to Ascertain.
Never ask how much you can get for
an article. Ask at how low . price yuu
can sell At pront.-w: Whitley.
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E. II. Stinemeyer of Griffin avenue
left last week for the Rio Grande
where he will spend week in fishing
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SOUTH CANON

Mrs. r. L. Scrogan of New York ave
nue. returned Saturday from yelling
ton. Kansas. where she was called by
the death of relative.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Ebert Jones of Victor. is visiting
friends in Canon this week.
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Mr.. w. H. Harvey of East Canon
was business visitor on the Park
Tuesday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

of this week. The prize was nice
chair given by the HogwaIlow I'm.
prevement Association
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Henry Hoffman OF Six Mile was a
visitor at the home of Sam Hoffman
on Tuesday OF this week.
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A. NJ. Ewell had snry painful acci-
dent Thursday when he ran nail thru
his foot The wound is doing nicely
now. however. and he will soon be
able to use his foot.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Mr.. Arlen of Lincoln Park was over
last week looking after his ranch and
cutting his hay crop.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Fletcher Henstep and Luke Ma.
thewsiA played championship game
Of checkers ON Musket Ridge Tuesday
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Charlie jackson drove up to Cripple
Greek in his car to attend to some
business matters that required his at
tention- sea I
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Ed oeBrien returned few days ago
from a ten days outing liz the hills.
While gone he put in mis- time pros
pecting. He returned with bunch
of good specimens.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Henry Spoerhase and Ira, Columbia
sundayed on top of the Gorge. They
repor. showers up there most of the
day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Raz Barlow had a narrow escape
from drowning in Gander creek one
day this week. while trying to teach
his skin TO dive like a submarine.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

FOR SALE-Gentle driving horse. En-
quire w. W. Wallace. Opera House
block. 1916
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George V. Funk is back from sevt
raj days fishing trip at Lodge. Colc
RADIO, on the Gunnison.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

DIR. o'Keefe OF Canon made pro
fessional call to the Park the latter
part OF the week
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FOR SALE-Blooded Airdale dog.
J. NJ Endicott. 922 Prescott avenue.
South Canon. 1s2p6t
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Sydney Jefferson came home las
week from Victor where he has bee
visiting friends.
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FOR SALE-Good five room house,
and barn. $500. 225 Greenwood
avenue. 196p1t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-A three-speed.
1915 Model Harley Davidson motor
cycle. Equipped with lights and tan
dem. New condition. Alvin Williams.
Phone C130J1. 1e5pst.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

Mrs. Cora Burkhart and children OF
Cripple Greek is visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Norman