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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
date fixed for the first regular session
in September.
ARRESTED FOR
klLLING BEAVER

Fred Minch OF Bisbee lane. South
Monday afternoon in custody of State
Game and Fish Commissioner W. B.
Frazer of Denver. charged with killing
beaver ON Hardscrabble creek in
Custer county in violation of law.
Minch was arrested by a ranger Of the
forestry service in the vicinity of Wet
more last week and arraigIed for trial
there on Saturday on the above named
accusation. The hearing resulted in a
disagreement of the jury in relation
TO some OF the evidence and the pris-
oner was brought here by Mr.. Frazer
with the intention OF filing an informa-
ton against him with the deputy dis
trict attorney. As the later was not
here at the tipe. District Attorney Gil
bert A. Walker was communicated
with by telephone and he ordered
Minch taken to Silver Cliff where he
would prefer formal charges against
him on the affidavit of the game and
fish commissioner.
The authorities are said to have TAX
en- the mutiIated skins OF three small
beavers from the possession Of Minch
at the time of his arrest. and. later.
TO have found in cold storage In Pue-
bio the carcass of large beaver
which had been placed there in ac-
cordance with his orders. Minch
~. f,.,ad a. a.. ,rf.r ~ ,ho ...a .u,s,..
him in wetmore that the skins of
the smaller animals were. in reality.
those of muskrats. which he was legal
ly entitled to under the laws of Colo
RADIO. Although the feet and tails had
been cut OF by Minch for their dis
figurement. and TO make their identity
difficult. the authorities asserted that
the skins were those of beaver kittens
The members OF the jury were not fam
iliar enough with the matter involved
in the contention TO know whether
Minch was nature taking" or not and
were unable TO reach a verdict as to
his guilt or innocence and a mis-
trial OF the defendant was the result.
The carcass of the large beaver un-
covered by the authorities in cold stor-
age In Pueblo was found dead in the
waters OF Hardscrabble creek. accord
ing to Minch's story. and he processes
to know nothing at all abou: the
death of the animal The authorities.
however. are satisfied from the ear
marks and circumstances of the case
that he knows a lot more about the
matter than he Is willing TO tell.
Minch was taken TO Silver Clin by
Under Sheriff c. T. Chapman this after
noon where he will be locked up in
the county jail and an information
lodged against him by the district at
torney.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
CITY COUNCIL
AMENDS THE
SOFT DRINK
ORDINANCE
WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT
BUSINESS TRANSACTED BY
THE MUNICIPAL LAWMAKERS
MONDAY EVENING
IMPROVEMENT OF
STREETS DISCUSSED

At the meeting OF the city council
Monday night an amendment to ordi,
nance No. 5. pertaining to the sale ana
dispensing OF soft drinks. was passed
on second reading and ordered pub
iished as required by law.
Section FIVE. which embodies all
of the more important addenda to
; the ordinance. provides that the place
OF sale of any such soft drinks within
the city limits shall be in a room on
the first floor OF the building wherein
such soft drinks are sold and that the
officers of the city. or anyone else
delegated by them as deputies. shall
have the proper authority at any time
or times. to enter and inspect all soft
drinks and all liquors found therein.
If any there be. and the council shall
abe OF the opinion that ~ such intoxicai.
ing liquors was there with the knowi.
edge of the iicensee and shall revoke
his license. Should such licensee be
convicted of the yioif ton of the soft
drinks ordinance. or OF any law OF the
: state OF Colorado. or the enactments
of the city of Canon City with refer
ence TO the sale OF intoxicating liquors
said sale being within the building
where soft drinks are sold under the
said license. the said city council shall
eeciare the license forfeited.
Alderman w. c. Hun;oon and J. v
Blake were absent from Monday
nights meeting OF the council; both
beinR temporarily out of town. The
minutes OF the council session OF Aug
) 9Th were read and adopted without
,,ehanse.
The matter OF locating and setting
apart more adequate and convenient
camping grounds for automobile tour
lists than those now dedicated TO that
! purpose at the Hot Springs hotel was
discussed in detail. but no action tax
en- in relation TO the proposition.
The matter OF grading and otherwise
repairing the roadway on North Ninth
street was taken up and considered a
length. but no plan of action agreed
Aupon. The council Is endeavorinE &c
devise ways and means for the better
mert of such highways within the city
limits as need improvement
Monday nights council meeting was
O very short one. and. following ths
transaction OF the business mentioned
and some formal and routine affairs
nm adjournment was taken until the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS

John shaw-The Skyline Drive has
been kept up better this summer than
ever before.
Ted Hardlng-we have had lots OF
trade this summer from tounsts-slC
TO 81 for any preceding season.
Lieut. Harris-I think 1t will be
some time before the National Guards
are relieved from service.
Grant Dickinson-As soon as the al
!. faifa on the lot. corner sth and Main
Goes to seed we will have II worked
into the ground and the lot watered.
DR.. w. T. Little-I think I will never
wear wig-that Is, as long as have
! substantial fringe around the edge
Mrs. T. NJ. Harding--It is burning
shame those lots on Main street. be
tween 7th and sth streets, which the
&C. l. L. spent 30 much money on have
been abandoned.
John Weed never did like the wa,
delegates are selected and party poll
tics run BY committees.
VIM. Il. Spencer don't like ths
way you play, up this polluted water
business. 1t hurts Canon City's pros
Gpects for new people.
c. A. Biggs-The way that Suffra
gette talked on the street would pui
the fear OF God or Of the politician
In the heart OF most any congressman
y william I. Lott--No. thanks. dom
want no Job as newspaper correspcn
dent.
John Hamiiton--Thls county will &
for Governor Carlson BY big maiorit,
II We can Est the vote out At th'
primary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
CONFERENCE TO BE HELD AT
STERLING.

The annual conference OF the Meth.
odist church OF Colorado win be held
at Sterling beginning Tuesday. Aug.
3oth. and will continue over the fol
lowing week. 1t IL not known wheth'
er any Of the iaity will attend its ses'
sions or not.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24
LEFT FoR wEsrcLlEFE TODAY.

Mrs. Peter Esser and her niece,
Miss Stenger. from Kansas. who has
been her house guest for some time,
left this afternoon for Westciino to
attend the funeral OF the formers
aunt. Mrs. c. d. Schneider. which
viii take place from the Catholic
church there At 10 O'Clock Thursday
mOrning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-08-24

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
BREAK WOULD PROVE VERY SERIOUS
Redmond Moves Adjournment of Parliament Grounds He
Wishes to Call Attention to Growing Spirit Of Unrest
in Ireland Due to Breach OF Faith
by the English
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON July 24-The question OF home rule IN Ireland
vcned the House Of today Premier As
auth declared thai the had introducing
Home Rule bill hou, the substantial agreement OF al parties
Tie asked the Nauonas throw away the opportunity
OF bringing the Home Rule immediate operation by refusing
agree the government proposal he denied paay during his
negotiations with Natonas,s the House and will ask
the country It necessary, the governments propoas
far"
\ by John Redmond the Nationalist leader voted
down for adjournment he said ha, he wished call tho
members Of the House the rapidly growing
Ireland and the dcpoblc effect resulting from the government
failure carry the agreement for 'h government
hcand
lc characterized the proposals. absolute and disgrace
m breach Of faith Lloyd Gcorgc regarded the Nauonas,s failure
agree de,er Asquth declared that the exclusion
the Ulster the operation OF the Home Rule
the greatest give and take arrangement made political
history he alcd the Naouasts break off negotiations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
PROGRAM CAUCUS
NOT Be BINDING
-Dt THlItN ~lN NlbNN ~ NNl
PAT ON 'Hil.E ihIDN LAW
OPPOSITION

"a HlEprON. % O.. f..t
several Democratic senators d'rlsr-
Of mat thr ri'l not ho bound by
caucus 90 'Hr decision 'p postpone
action ou the .hild labor BIN In'N
gcN' session u 'he 'a0' of President
Wilson'S request for %. ea-.' P"-
.ar. Southern senator .1rr I"la
disposition 'o ef'bdra 'hsi- oyI..'-
fu. I, hos boom reported 'Hs' any
effort o. force '.. mnH.". through
I'd moan a Harv r.'..'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
STATE DEPARTMENT
To ND j. s. FIRM
PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY To
PROTECT THOSE CORPORA
TIONS NDER ACT.

49, '."fIt'". I.f
WASHINGTON. D c.. July 2t.-
Tho admin us,rauou officials gaya
further evidence that they are pre-
pairing 90 take vigorous action to
prevent injury 90 American firms
.r1neH G.aa' Brinlns promulga.
'0u at 3D., .muarrIal black list act.
President Wilson told callers that he
Has uua0f concerned over the pos.
HhII"s uJ tHr British orders.
Do. uuwa'.I faa' there would be-
.m. announcement tomorrow. but
% va uu' mad, clear whether a for
w1 rro'... would he made 10 Great
Britain or O. statement 20 American
lm. IIke,. .. be affected by. The
pua.u.. " N....' 0t firms that
ar. Incorporated nude. the Ameri-
.tu ... .a rulae. 900 legitimate
fru. . particularly obnoxious 10
uU...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
CLARK CONF IRM[D
FOR HUGHES PLACE
Iiu~WINI"~ NrOINTEE II INA-
NINuJSI.l SELECTED ny
Nl.NtiIt;- 81 SENATI.


.HF.I '.-H
"'"N>GHpN o. a. lult g.
T.. s.nntr iuIa, unanimously COM
..urU 'U. nomination OF John u
.r.r o.. .pr.ai. sii.r" oi the
nlf.I States supreme Court 90
D.e.H charles b. iiugh"s The no.
animation oi Thomu s. All"u of Sc.
urIsf1 aH Iuitcd Swi.H atiouof lol
r.U....a. Uis ,1uilru.i after helms
n.'H rp s.uD. january fh" ob.".'io.
H.u. uu...J o., e"rHf. iiI'cbr'"h
Al.. I.J NrH'.aE n..H" " villa
l..H.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
BELIEVE GE ERMANS
POIZER[S WINNIE R
GNIi EDE WILLIAM REPORTED
10 UAAE IIiI NI~I
ROM

AT IHu,rs ll. AHuHus aaI
GrnI.. a., .'u .-htue uuuu-t
.or possession .i .. .Ite, and
f.. road beading q. g.mum. I. ,
believed ..t u. ... .un tN.
create. uar 90. m. ,la.. Th.-a
t.. boz. IIurH.an n. frr lu-ee
us.ra. which began SATURDAY AN
along %. RH,. -a.t rom THiupsl
t. gg.,I..urt Th.r. i.a ,lmla-a-
r. calm .ouu ID. m, somw. ,n
Oh. F-.nsr front Ti, ONLY fight
mo r.D1rfYT us. tho Uau'urp ul q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
SERVICES HELD
FOR DEUTSCHLAND
COMM MON SERVICES A\D
Pi;NNEES EuE ~AII RETURN
liE OIlllitb
BALTIMORE, Nd. JJlN 2I.-Ihc
deutschland j. >iill at rcr pier here.

EAlTW4NI Ng. ...
Communion services ..r h.I
aboard Oh" ufalrcd NortH German
Lloyd ro mn N.r.ar .1Hl.. alone
..f, lI tho submarine n.u' bland
for -l. captain 0, Ia" c-.. q. f..
submarine Row Ofo Nptt t.'
German Immigrant missionary pray
cI tor no.. vcss'i ana crew SAFE"
voyas" home A banquet followed
aud Ho deutschland was partially
utuorgcl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
DANISH ISLANDS
NAY Be PURCHASED
tot o. NtltiuN pun.lAliS WAS
rgI,T l~kTpIN FORMER
NIGUItA1ION~

. .... Pres.
WASHINGTON o.. g.. Huly e.
Negotiations between tfs United
Static. .HI urnu8r tor the purchase
e.. ,f. Danish West Indies Is under
.f... lH rat, reached definite stage
n..l mrorlui developments may
H. expected Thr state Department
maintained secrecy upon the subject.
rrr "details wore not revealed The
negotiation. lrr OBJ" continuation OF
fHU conversations oI 1901 and 1910.
rHe island, are mean Porto Rico and
are said fa possess excellent adyan-
'l-es a- o. naval base aud coaling
station THa former price offered
AaS ,t.UH. HHu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
COMPLETE REPORTS FROM TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN
COUNTIES OUT or TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THREE MAKE IT SAFE.
BROOKS APPARENTLY BEATEN NOW
Coo Cuberson Retain Leads Returns Become More Com
plele With the Former Leading the Field by Over
twenty-five thousand Votes-Potter
Offices Certain.

DALLAS Tea July 24-CompIetc return, from 2 out Of
the l53 Of eNas have changed the leads maintained
the Democratic primaries by Governor Coqut and Sen
stor Cubcr.on for hs United States nomination Col
quit leads Cuhcrson 10y than twenty thousand The lead in
Of submission has d~inded less than 1000 The nom
nation Garrett and Mel aarge certain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25
JEWELER' FAMILY
KILLED By AUTO
IOTR DAUGHTFUS NRr kIIIEn
WHEN RtNR WHEEL OT
MNCIiINE BREAKS.

GREELEY. colo. fu.. 60 Har-
o. brilliant Denver i's,lcr. kl.-
81 .n- az ms daughter aud pro.
rahly fatally injured fan others vhrr
Is automobile uuod 0Frr ro1-
suuu colorado TO-DAY 49, accident
90 e. rear p1e"' e believed iu .a..
Hr' r,spousib
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25

continued on Pace Tvol
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-07-25

Following m, showing for and against 'ubm''on and
for and agans, me RobertSon law together "h the winning
candidates for Potter county and the district offices
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
HOTEL JOVITA
726 South Spring Street.
Los Angeles

Quiet, Cleanly, Close In.
RATES-75c per day up; $1.OO per
day up with private show
Take L. A. Transfer Bus. W. refund
your fare.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.

In the District Court Of the United
States, for the Southern District Of
California.
In the matter Of Lewis n. Davies,
ankrupt.
To the creditors Of Lewis n. Davies
OF Brawley, in the county Of imperial
and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notc is hereby given that on the
l4th day Of August, A. ID. 1916, the
ssid Lewis n. Davies was duly ad-
jJdicated bankrupt; and that the first
pieeting Of his creditors will be he'd
II the office Of the undersigned ref
elee, at 60l Federal building, in the
city Of Los Angeles, California, on the
1lth day Of October, A. ID. 1916, at ~
o'clock a. M, at which time the SAID
ci editors may attend, prove their
Claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, 70 consider a petition of
the trustee to sell the property Of
said bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
FORCE PARKER,
E<kArss ir Bankrupt
Dated August ~, 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
AMAZING DEMAND
FOR COLE EIGHT

That the demand for eight-cylinder
automobiles this year VIII be even
gseater than predicted by the most
optimistic manufacturers of that par
ticular type of Gar, is indicated by re-
ports received from dealers through
out the country. In many instances
tfese dealers, who during the early
part of the year, were filled with more
O. less misgiving, because Of the un-
ually large allotment of cars assign
ed to them for the 1916 trade, are al
ready sending into their factory for
more automobiles and begging for
early shripmepts on the second order.
Speaking &Hbe situation in the
west, MIR. p. W.rWisdom of Wisdom &
Co., San Diego, says: SELLING the
Cole eight is no problem this year Get
ting cars from the manufacturer, how
ever, is another matter. This being
actically the opening of the spring
season, We are aDle 10 MAKE deihefles
now. but it looks as il our allotment
would have to be considerably increas-
ed to 30 all the way around.
''There need be no alarm felt by the
man who will be satisfied with any
cid make of car, or even good used
car. as there will be plenty of those
for sale 1T is the purchaser who will
lc satisfied with nothing less than the
latest in automobile design and i'm
rrovements who should take immediate
atcion, If he intends to get machine
pf that description this year
General Manager A. F. Knobloch of
ahe Cole Moor Car company, admits
that the demand for eight cylinder
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
C. A. SHAFER
UNDERTAKEN
Ell CentrO Phone Main ia
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court of Ell Centro
Township, County of Imperial, State
Of California.
Chas. Darrough, plaintiff, VS.. A. p.
Phillips, defendant.
The People Of the State of Califor-
ria send greeting to A. P. Phillips,
defendant.
You are hereby directed to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the JUS
tice's court of Ell Centre township,
Imperial county. State of California,
and to answer before the justice at
his office, Court House, in said
township. the complaint filed therein.
within five days Exclusive Of the day
Of service) after the service on you
Of this summons, if served within the
township in which the action is
brought; or, if served out of said
township but within said county, with
in ten days; or within twenty days
If served elsewhere. And you are
hereby notified that unless you so ap-
near and answer said complaint, as
above required, said plaintiff will
cause YOU default to be entered and
take Judgment for any money or dam
ages demanded in the complaint as
arising upon contract. or will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint, together with the costs
of suit. ,,
Given under my hand this 18th day
u ' /. MAYFIELD.
Justice of the Peace, Ell Centre Town
ship, County of Imperial. State Of
California. ThursSept21
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Increase Farm Life Profits.

1t pays the farmer to go to school.
according to the University of Cali
fornia.
While arranging for the short
courses in poultry husbandry, agricul-
tire, horticulture and dairy manu-
features to be given at the university
farm at Davis from October 2 to No
v,mber 10, the University of Califor-
ria has received a number of letters
from farmers who attended former
short courses in which they give en-
thusiastic testimony to the profit of
their six weeks at the university farm.
"The money l spent on the short
&C urse was the means Of doubling my
salary" said a letter received by the
university from Carl Robertson of
Santa Anita.
II learned the trade Of cheesemak
irg in the short course at the univer
sity farm wrote Oliver ,Ghigigcli,
from Birds Landing, "and as my
sc ore in the educational contests show,
it has enabled me to hold my own
against any experienced cheese-makers
in California"
THE short course is worth cold dol
lars" wrote Sam Nicely of Rialto. Il
passed along my notes and my train
ing in hog raising to my brother and
ii has made him money, especially in
regard to feeding. The training in
stock judging was of great value to
me. They can't palm off a cheap cow
on me now The farmers short course
taught me that a farmer to be sue
cessful must really use his head"
"The short course in dairying,
through its lectures and clinics gave
me information / could not have pro-
cured by years of study by myself" "
wrote w. R. Heinbach of Fresno.
"Ine course enabled me to start my
own business and in six months in
creased the daily capacity from 100 to
1000 pounds. The short course more
tran doubled my earning capacity"
"The short course in dairy manufac-
lures did me a world of good" wrote
Gem Wilson of Chowchilla. What
Re learned there won him a position
a. manager of a creamery in Chow
chilla.
"If / had had the opportunity to
learn how to raise poultry the short
course gives, instead of having to buy
my knowledge by costly experience
l would be richer today by thousands
C dollars" said one successful com.
mercial poultryman in talk to some
OF the university students of poultry
hUsbandry. This years poultry course
i: to teach the farmers and their
wives who come to the university
farm how to incubate, brood, and care
fcT fowls. There will not only be
lectures, but all these processes will
be learned by actually doing the work
and there will be instruction also in al
lied subjects, such as irrigation, gas
engines, farm machinery, and field
croDS
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
FILES SUIT FOR
$500 DAMAGES

Joseph H. Hanson, 'nncher north
@, the city of Imperial, has filed suit
through the law firm of Noland e.
K.bbey to recover $500 in damages
from James Kennedy, the city Of Ell
Centre and the city of imperial.
Hanson claims damage to that
amount was caused by James Kennedy,
the contractor who is constructing the
oltfall seewr for joint use by, the two
cities, when Kennedy dug a trench
across his land.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
HOTEL VENDOME

231 South Hill ST.. Los Angeles
Clean and homeffke. Right in shop
ping district Half-block from y. W.
C. A.
Per day. SOC and up.
Per week, $3.50 and up.
Private baths.
Phones: Main S6O7 HomeA6601
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
Hotel MeIrOSe

12O.13O So. Grand Ave-. Los Angeles.
Summer rates now on. Rooms with
out bath, $3.50 week up. $40 month up.
Rooms with bath, $3.50 week up. SIS
month up. Cafe in connection.
Phones: Home 10974; Main 1906.
JOSEPH O. ROE. Proprietor. :.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31

cars is little short of amazing. "We
k,.ow that in the end the "eight" would
be the most popular model of the mod
ern automobile" ne said, "but we were
modest enough to expect that it would
take considerable time TO educate the
public TO the many advantages of that
type of car"
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31
nHR NEXT SENATOR.

In his statement to the people of California signed
Yesterday nosa at Sacramento and published three hours
later in this journal, Governor Johnson said:
sThe great unknown multitude of citizenship
with lovely patriotism made the impossible possible
When conference of his supporters held in San
Francisco several weeks since just at Governor Johnsons
return from the National Convention many of his closest
friends urged him change his registration from Pro-
eressve to Republican This he refused to do, toy tear
it would be said of him that he made the change SIMPLY
to get votes He stood by his coors as Progressive
and he went after the Republican nomination as Pro-
gressive and the very bravery of the man commanded
the admiration and the support of the people.
There are so many tmeserving politicians that the
people the highly esteem man who stands on prln
pe and fights to the end and even with the handicap
100000 of his supporters being dsranchised for the
primaries he accomplished the impossible by winning
The nomination for the senate.
And thus it happens that California will send to the
United States senate the citizen who has the force
of character and the high ideals Immediately to make
himself power in WashngH
1t will be the second time in a half century that
California will contribute genuine craftsmanship to the
chief American legislative body That distinction
not be withheld from the late Stephen NJ White but bar
ring him alone, no man of large craftsmanship has gone
from California oNhe Senate the Civil War Other
wse the has been represented by commercial agents
rather than statesmen.
And Hiram w. Johnson will take to the United
States order of staesmanshp of comparative
ly type. There have been other Progress0es ere,
md they have wrought well, and johnson has borrowed
much from their high ideals, but more an any who
late years has sat in the senate he will represent the
theory that nation consists of and women and chill
dren rather than of factories and mills and ships and
farms and dollars. To Governor Johnson these ben
cficia aduncts to prosperity and happiness but they
only beneficial they contribute the welfare OF
the real nation of human beings.
In Washington Senator Johnson will meet his life
long friend Secretary Franklin K. Lane and these two
great Californians working in harmony they will
work. will make the repute of the Golden State
than before in all itc history
Imperial Valley press., 1916-08-31

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