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The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-30

the Frisco plans to take the in-
 terurban
 improve
 award Agitation to enforce the Sunday J. Co;e blue laws may follow Mayor Tur- to be ner's order that all suburban grocery will be stores and meat shops remain closed e con- on Sunday at Jonesboro. Proprietors to the of those stores declare drug stores
 and soda fountains must close if they
 are forced to do so tly was ege at pr. D. B. Forester of the United langhai, States Bureau or Animal Husbandry, of the has called meeting or breeders or South, Aberdeen Angus caetle to meet at Rev r Jonesboro July 10 to organize Breed of the CTS Association or northeast Afkan
 sas.
 T,aslte Ray Gill, for many years secretary of Com, of the Arkansas State Falr ASsocla N q ton at Hot Springs and later connect Monti- ed With the state pepa' tiileh' ol Euu- O state cation was chosen secretary of the Poots Basiness Mems Club of Fort Smith.
 The Erie Mining Company, compos. placed ed Of Little ROCK lheH' Wil oe tue isco de- hrst to cohStl uc' d ooiiOS 9 ' ,,od ,o for cleaning zinc ore in Baxter coun, 1ned to io4 Si0o
 norti ty rhe machinery has been purchas- ,ir1s of ed and will be in this week.
 The Cleburne County School Direc- +o bo tors Association met at Heber os fa1d Springs. The 12-mill amendment and rkansas the county Supei iii' Arkan- for teaching were unanimously en- at Van dorsed
 The fve-vear-old child of w. P. oo,,rb+ nroroan at Bay City was burned to
 death while playing with matches.
 The Farmers Bank of Newport has in the recelFeu lliS'i ue' e'l0n' r7o.,,;,rto mpifed tro'Ier ol tue oull +hat ipstitr+,on ear ire L. C, 'o ' SIa+to,ol por1 of Now, rsation me ai iiiot2 io1-,, nr,,,,,.o Tiu ho ro thru port NV n.l WI, NY Dvpa prolog, chanee :5,,+ il ..;
 way is president
 vbe marriage of Addie Pruett, + nd she years oiu' I1oorao noss 4O years old - .,o,or was annulled by Chancellor Jordan
 Sellers.
 The recent disastrous storm ill Ar of Hat kansaS h"' ,, howe boen hunt Spring cellafS, anu ato+a duripg the mast felt of throusHVu' 'N non at two "0eNe after a ,,.,, ,,,,,,o.;hod
 ,, I .asIie residents for a preliminary
 survey of proposed road from the Id band survey o oa,,n+v line via Leslie to oh 'He n1orsball a distance of F lniles. w days Mai Shd"' t home Dow paImer of Missouri is inscrip- lhe M i.o, ro,,ival at Leslie. 1erica. COhuuetiiis "
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
JAMES [. COOPER
DISTRICT JUDGE

Judge James L. Cooper. candidate
on the Republican ticket for election
to succeed himself as Judge of the
Eleventh judicial district of Colorado,
is Canon City man and is known
to most of the readers of The Daily
Record. He is Coloradoan by birth
and has lived practically all of his
life in Fremont county. He was
graduated from the Canon City high
school in 1884 and from the Uni
yersity of Michigan five years later.
He was admitted TO the practice of
law shortly after his graduation from
The university and pursued a sue
cessful professional career in this
city Tor number of years. when he
Was elected county Judge. a position
he filled WIKI eminent satisfaction to
the public until his appointment by
Governor Carlson last February to
I'll. Jut the unexpired terl.l of the
lac ~ dge Chas. A. Wii6ia OF the
district bench, who died in January
of this year.
On the district bench, as well as
the presiding officer of the county
and juvenile courts. Judge Cooper
has made good and goes before the
people asking for election with
record OF which his friends are proud
and OF which he himself has every
reason TO be gratifed.
The Eleventh judicial district is
composed OF Fremont. Park. Chaffee
and Custer counties and Judge Coo
per has an acquaintance among the
people OF all sections of it that will
be helpful to him in the attainment
of the office he seeks. The very ia
vorable impression he has made
among the voters OF the district since
his appointment TO succeed Judge
Wilkin will be a factor in his success
at the polls in November.
Judge Cooper is son of Adam
and Mrs Margaret l.. Cooper. pio-
neers OF Colorado. His father died
in 1892. but his mother is still Iiv-
ing and is a resident of Canon City.
Judge Cooper IS himself something
of an "old-timer" in Colorado. hav-
ing been born in Denver in 1865. He
removed with his parents TO Ere.
mont county in 1875 and settled on
ranch. where the family remained
three years. when il came to Canon
City TO make its home. Judge Coo
per is married and has a family.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
TAYLORS. RETURN
FROM BUENA VISTA

Mr.. and Mrs A. l.. Taylor return
ed home Monday afternoon from
Cottonwood lake. near Buena Vista,
where they have been since the be
ginning of the summer. Mr.. Taylor
viii resume his law practice and has
re-estabhshed offices in rooms SO in
the Apex block. During the last
two or three months Mr.. Taylor has
been employed as secretary and man
ager of mining company engagef
in development work on property
located well up towards the crest
of the Sangre de Christie mountains
some fifteen or twenty miles from
Buena Vista.
A lot of rich ore is in sight and
the Indications are that the property
will prove a big investment to stock
holders of the company. A contract
was recently awarded by the board
of directors to Leslie Spell of this
city for the extension of the present
tunnel for distance of 500 feet in
order to tap the main ore body at a
lower point than has hitherto been
possible. This work will be done dur
ing the coming winter. which will en-
able the company next spring to
largely increase the number of its
employees.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
ASSESSMENT. IN STATE
FIXED At S1,224,978,552

Denver. Oct. 3.-The state tax com
mission yesterday completed it's re-
port to the state board of equaliZa-
ton. The report places a valuation
on the entire property of the state
at $1,224 ,977S.552. which is $24,220-
658 more than the valuation of 1915.
The counties in the state raised their
valuation to such an extent that the
tax commission only changed the val
uation in five counties. The others
were allowed to remain as they were
sent in.
The FIVE counties changed were:
Bent, given an increase of 100000 to
be applied TO the Las Animas sugar
company: Fremont, an increase of
S406.66 to be applied to the Colorado
Portland Cement company and the
United States Portland Cement com
pany: Otero, given an increase of
s912.713 to be applied to the sugar
company at Rocky Ford: Prowers,
given an increased valuation of 1884,
500 to be applied to the sugar com
pany at Lamar: and Yuma was Civ
en- a raise on its land and cattle.
The tax commission accepted the
report of the local assessor in Den
yer.
The state board of equalization
will meet within short time to
consider the report. II is optional
whether the board accepts it or not.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
MRS. MuNRoE AND
DAUGHTER HOME

Mrs. A. S. Munroe and daughter.
Lillian. returned to Canon City last
Saturday from four months eastern
trip, the greater part of which was
spent visiting relatives at the old
home of the former in Nova Scotia
and as the guest of kindred. in Bos-
ton. Mass. and vicinity. Their visit
was very interesting one. in all res
poets. but in spite of its pleasures
they express satisfaction At being
back in Colorado again.
An incident of their stay in Massa-
chusetts was an automobile accident
in the suburbs of East Lynn in which
they were thrown into a river, but
fortunately, without serious injury,
They We're riding in a car driven by
Mrs. Munroe's sister in law when
the machine suddenly yeered from
the highway. ran thru a fence and
hurled it's occupants over 4 steep
bank into a deep stream. where, fos
a few minutes. they were IN dam
ger of drowning. II was a tbrilling
accident and il seems almost nniraci-
ious that there were no fatalities.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
new MANAGER OF
GIBSON'S LOCAL YARD

Mr.. W. H. Dillon of Wichita, Kans..
arrived here the first of the week TO
assume the management of the local
yard of the Gibson Lumber Company.
Mr.. Dillon takes the place of Mr..
George Osborn who left Monday
night for Ogden. Utah. where he be-
comes chief accountant for a large
lumber company.
Mr.. Dillon. who is now in active
charge has had twelve years expert
ence in the lumber game. having
worked from the lowest position on
up. For eight years he was with the
T. NJ Deal Lumber Company of
Wichita. Kansas. The four years
previous TO that he was in charge of
various yards for the Long Bell
Lumber Company of Kansas City.
Mr.. Dillon comes to Canon City
unusually well recommended and his
past record shows him fully compe-
tent to look after the business here
in an efficient manner.
Mr.. Dillon intends to look after
the interests of the customers in a
thoro manner and assures local peo-
pie that they will be well taken care
of.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05

OF judicial temperament, familiar
with the law and keen. studious
Interpreter OF its meaning. popular
in his relations with his fellows. eff
hcient painstaking. trustworthy ard
economical in the administration of
public tnsiness, Judge Cooper pos
sesses an OF the requisites for the
office fdf which his party was unan-
imous id his nomination. His cleo
ton in November will be a matter of
conf,ratulaiion for all who know him.
irrespective of their political belief
or party affiliation-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
SCHOLARSHIP FUND
ENTERTAINMENT SUCCESS

The motion picture benefit enter
tainment given at the opera house
on Tuesday afternoon and the follow.
ing evening under the auspices and
patronage of tho Friends in Council
for the Scholarship fund OF the State
Federation of Women's clubs. in
which Billy Burke appeared as the
stellar attraction in the production
OF Peggy were largely attended
and were very successful In every
way, Few better pictures have ever
been neen In Canon City than those
shown iE connection with the presen.
tation Of Peggy" which Is saying
u great deal. The program ON Tues.
day was clean. wholesome and enjoy
able unh the attendance frst clans.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
SOUTH CANON COUPLE.
MARRIED SIxTY-TW0 YEARS

Mr.. and Mrs James d. Hamilton
OF 1l9 West Catlin asenae. South
Canon. have been married sixty-two
years and have forty-five living des-
cendants- They have resided in Colo
rado thirty-five years and have been
engaged in hay and potato rsnching
in the Wet Mountain valley and in
fruit-growing in Fremont county all
of that time.
Mr.. Hamilton was born in Canada.
West in 1898, and Mrs Hamil-
ton in Ohio in 1885. They have three
children; fifteen grandchildren and
twenty-seven great grandchildren.
Mr. Hamilton served for three years
in the Union army during the Civil
war and is a member of the G. A. r.
Mrs. A. G. Hamlin of Westcliffe. a
daughter. and James w. Hamilton
and sons. Melvin. Dean and Joseph.
of Mankato. Kansas. are at present
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Sr.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
GEORGE OSBORN GETS
GOOD POSITION At O60EN

George E Osborn. until recently
bookkeeper in the office of tie Glib
son Lumber company here. left Mon
day night for Ogden. Utah. where
he goes to accept the management
of the Overland Lumber company:
. oosition teniered him a few weeks
ago. The place is one of material
advancement for Mr.. Osborn, and his
friends viii be pleased to know of his
promotion and are confident of his
ability to make good on the job. Mr.
Osborn is young man of excellent
character. good business equipment
and pleasing personality; combiaa-
ton OF qualities that spells success"
when rightly directed, as all who
know him are confident will be the
case in this instance.
Mrs. Osborn will remain in Canon
City for a few weeks as the guest OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Schultz. at sos Woodlawn avenue be-
fore joining her husband in Ogden.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
CITY DADS
HELD SHORT
SESSION ON
MONDAY

AT the regular meeting of the city
council Monday night the semi
annual intel est on S350,0O0 of water
works bonds, amounting to $S,7I1.SS,
was ordered paid. These bonds are
held by investors in various parts
of the country and payment will be
made in New York.
The meeting of the council Monday
night was without special incident
and but comparatively little business
was transacted. All members. were
present except Alderman Huntoon,
and monthly reports we-e submitted
by the city clerk, city treasurer,
street commissioner, police maeis-
trate and cemetery sexton. These
reports weye read and ordered plac-
ed on file The regular bills for the
current expense of the city, aggre-
gating something like $4,000. were
passed and warrants ordered drawn
for their payment.
There were no petitions, protests
of memorials of any kind presented
to the council Monday night and its
session was shorter than usual on
that account. Application was made
by Mrs. Flora Zeigler for the exten-
sion of her license as fruit p, ddler
at the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
station for another three months,
which was granted and ordered fssu-
ed as provided by ordinance APP
-plication and bond. in the sum of $500
in each case, was filed for billiard
and pool licenses by J. d. Lloyd and
Esser and Crawford. The bonds
having been approved by the city
attorney the permits were ordered
issued. Following the discussion of
some other matters of minor i'm
portance, in relation to which no ac-
tiun was taken, the council adjourn
ed,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
FIVE PAPERS FOR sl.5O

We will send you all OF these
papers full year for only $50.
The Canon City Weekly Record.
Today's Magazine with pattern).
Woman's World.
Home Life.
Better Farming.
YOU get all for only $3.50. by pay
ing in advance. II you are in arrears
pay up 20 Oct. LIST. 19i6-Add $3.50
and all ave publications will como
to you TO Oct. I. 1917.
Can you beat thatg
Send all orders 10
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
FORMER CANON LADY
IS SENTENCED TO
STATE PENITENTIARy

Mrs. Dorothy W, Drury. wife OF
George Drury and prominent as a
member of the Washington Park NJ.
4. church. was sentenced TO from
one TO three years in tho peniten-
tiary by Judge William y. Wright
in the West Side court this morning,
Mfr. Drury WAS charged with obtain.
Ing Ss.7eO on deeds oe trust uDOn
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
PROMPT SETTLEMENT
OF INSURANCE

rhs Royal. Highlanders, a benevo-
lent and protective organization OF
which the late Julia Whalen was q
member has made settleinent in
full OF her Insurance claim In that
order. z. &. Whalen. husband a.
the deceased. Was made the beneoei-
Ary OF the policy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
CANON CITY HAS PAY ROLL
OF ABOUT SEVEN HONDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR

some figures along this line. He
town. not counting mercantile es-
adjustments will run about $50. 600
a month or 100000 year.
Here are some of the items in the
Canon City pay roll:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
RELATIVES ON 18th ST.

Miss Gladys Brown. es route from
her homie at Maneos. Colorado. to
Fort Collins. 10 register A. stu
dent at tho state agricultural coll
lege there; stopped over hero re-
gently for a short visit With hfr
aunt. Mrs. w. w. Gates go Ne4h
ftfseenah Aisset.s - ie's znA a
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05

property not belonging to her. She
pleaded guilty to the charge. after
her victims had recommended that
the charges be dismissed. which rec
ommendation the district attorney re-
fused TO heed. In sentencing Mrs.
Drury, Judge Wright said that he
would be much pleased. II consistent
with justice 10 society. to let her go.
but that his conscience would not
permit him TO do so. Mrs. Drury
thanked the judge for his ieaienoy
and then broke down and wcpt IN the
arms of "A woman friend.-Dcnyer
Post.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05

Canon City is not pay roll town
as mining and manufacturing towns
are. But many will be surprised to
know how much of pay roll We
have IL is probably larger than it
ever was before in its history.
Mr.. Bradbury. Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce has gathered
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05

Mrs, Drury was formerly Miss
Dorothy Weed who lived In Canon
City about Is yearu ago. Sire was
a milllncr. a popular young lady. and
active In church society circles. She
Will be remembered by many Canon
City folks.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
SPENDING WEEK At JoHNsoNs
RANCH.

Mrs. Lee Wynkoop left few days
ESQ fog the Andy johnson ranch on
callahdasee crock who're she will
bDend the grsatsr part Of the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
Bible Class.

Next Tuesday night there will be
a banquet for all high school boys
at the " NJ. c. r.. who are Interested
in the winter bible classes. There
will be small charge made for the
meal. There viii be good program
and il is hoped that as many as pos
sible viii be present
This meeting is in the interest OF
starting the Bible Study classes
which were SO popular with the sHvs
last winter. Then there were twr
classes. one of Sophomores and Fresh
men. the other for Seniors and Juni
ors. They are hoping for bigger
classes this winter than ever before.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
Exhibits.

At the Community Welfare Con-
ference. which is TO be held here
this month. there will be exhibits of
;he work OF the different schools. .
Each department Of the high school
will have a sample OF its work
there. II is rather early in the
year to prepare anything OF this
kind but the high school will make
a good showing
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
Military.

The military drill has been post
poned on account of the absence OF
Prof Lauterbach who has been drill
ing the cadets. DriIl will not be tax
en- up again until Mr.. L.auterbach OF
Mr.. Harris come back or another in
structor is secured.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
The New Teacher.

The classes Were so big at the
beginning OF the year that the teach
ers knew they could not take care of
them very easily unless they had a
new teacher. At first the board did
not know whether il would be wise
to have another unmarried man at
the high school or not They finally
decided that II had TO be a man so
they sent To Lawrence. Kansas. for
Mr.. Gregory. (unmarried). He has
now come and Is liked very well
at school The larger classes have
been divided and he Will teach sew
eral subjects.
Everything is crowded this year.
AL the rooms are being used The
Senior Latin class is using as its reci
tation hall a little two-by-four room
which was used for a library at one
time. one advantage OF this room is
that the teacher can see every mem
ber of the class and there is little
chance to use translation or TO get
help from another member OF the
class
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
CANON CITY HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES
(By Max Hardy
Chanel

Last Monday the high school had
its regular chapel period. Reverend
Konkel. the new Methodist minister.
spoke to the students in a very en-
tertaining manner.
Senior Banquet.
Monday the Senior boys decided
that it was too late to go home to
lunch and so they started downtown
to get something 10 eat Some want
ed to get some chill somewhere be-
cause chilli only costs a dime. Finally
they went TO the Ideal Cafe and or
dered their meat orders. One of the
fellows didn't know that they served
whole meal with the meat. and
when they brought him soup and pie
with his roast he said to the waiter.
II didn't order this"
When he was told about the sya-
TEN. he pitched in and ate every bit
OF his meal They finally finished
the meal without breaking many
dishes and got back to school just in
time
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-10-05
Armory Ball.

During the past week. only two ar
mory ball games have been played.
This is on account of the tennis tour
nament which was being run on last
week. One OF the games was be-
tween the Freshmen and the Sopho-
mores. At the end the score stood
rs To 10 in favor OF the Sophomores.
At the beginning. the game promis
ed to be good one. However. the
Freshmen went to pieces and the
game ended with a very one-sided
score.
The second game was between the
Juniors and the Seniors. The score
was 12 to in favor of the third
year men. All of these runs were Sc
cured during the first part OF the
game. In the last part of the con-
test the teams settled down and
played good ball with the result that
not many runs we.e gotten. The
Seniors were, on account of the
juniors lead. unable to catch up and
the game ended with the Juniors
ahead.
Tennis.
During the past week the tennis
tournament has gotten good start.
Most of the preliminaries have been
played and It is hoped that the finals
can be played by the end of the
week. So far. nineteen boys are en-
tered. The results thus far are as
follows:
/. Duncan-Earl. 6-3: 60.
.. Sinden.Parks. 81; 81; 6I.
B. T,oucher-Ray. So: 40; los,
4. Batchelor-Lewis. 6-3; 60. !.
s. Goodrich-walsh, forfeited to
former.
G. Ray.Tomllnson. 60; 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12
PASSES 100 GALL-STONES.

Mr.. H. Carter, of Bellaire, brought
into the offices to-day a bottle contain
ing 100 gall-stones which he passed
after taking the third dose Of FinaX.
These gaIl-stones are now on exhibit
ton in the Offices where many callers
will have the opportunity Of seeing
Mr.. Carter himself, who is still under
treatment for another trouble. When
interviewed, Mr.. Carter said: 81 was
unable TO eat or sleep. ! never knew
what it was 10 feel quite fl, but hav-
ing been recommended 10 try Vinlax
! must say that since ] have, ! feel
like 4 different man. Last night
passed about 100 gall-Stones, ranging
in size from a large marble down 10
Il bird-shot. and experienced my first
relief for years. You are at liberty TO
use my testimonial as you please
Free advice will be given from 10
till Il and 2 to t. 520-21-22 German
Bank Bldg, to-day and all this week
Vinlax can be purchased now at the
Dent Pharmacy. Bridgeport, and
Ernest X. Hoge, Martins Ferry, as
we'll as AT Baer's Pharmacy, 18th and
Market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-12

They were placed under the micro
scope, but the germs still lived.
ViNLAX
the great ccrmicide and antlsepilc
tonic. was brought forth and after
these heterogeneous were placed IN
il and viewed under the microscope
all thai could be seen Of the germs
were little bubbles Of oxygen caused
by the oxygen forming atoms OF
Ninlax, breaking down the geletln0uS
coating Of the carhonous germ. The
combustion which took place was
simply carbon and oxygen forming
carbOnic acid gas. The germ was Ill
orally burned up as though it had been
touched with flame. The next eX:,
pertinent The Professor neutrallzed
uric-acid, the cause Of all rheumatism
in all Of its forms and manifestations
of the uric-acid diathesis. in full view
Of his audience which numbered about
50 people. he held up bottle contain
ing the pure uric-acid Of young steer
which had been killed and the uric
acid extracted from the gall-hladder.
In about one ounce of this he placed
one ounce OF