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GOOD ROADS MEETING At
TRAGTlNG MUCH ATTENTION

Probably. no good roads meeting in
ed MS much OF public attention as the
forthcoming annual convention OF the
Colorado Good Roads association.
which will be held in Denver on Jan.
1s and 90. Special low rates have been
made on all railroads for that week.
and as the county commissioners of
Colorado will also gather there at the
same time, a large attendance is as
sured.
In addition TO the Colorado Good
Roads association meeting. annual
conventions will be held by other
road organizations of the state. in
cluded In which are the Colorado divi-
sion OF the Pixies Peak Ocean to Ocean
highway. of which ]. X. Rouse OF
Burlington. Colo. is president. and
the Spanish Trail association. of
which J. II. Jenkins OF Pueblo is
president. This last named associa.
ton is working for a good hishA Aay
thru Southwestern Colorado which
will connect with the roads TO South.
ern Colorado.
The principal topic for discussion al
tlt conycniiSI of the Cclorad. Gooi
Roads association will he the construc.
ton and maintenance OF roads. 'iais
rear will see the expenditure - &c
tween s2.ooo.ooo and 100000 N I've
Highways OF Colorado. and tn, cue,
tian OF hc= best TO secure the srcit.
Get results is therefore OF mnel ia.
rortance.
The speakers will include many of
the most prominent men In the state.
The sessions OF the convention will
he held in the convention hall OF the
Albany hotel. beginning ut 10 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Jan. 10.
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Mr.. Thomas built up In few months

Mr. Thomas built up In few months
an excellent practice.
John p. Thomas, Jr., is native of
Fremont county; having been born
at Rockvale where his father was
prominently identified with the coal
mining industry. Mr.. Thomas, Jr.,
was educated in the Glenwood Springs
high school and Denver university.
He received his diploma as a gradu-
ate Of the law school of Denver uni
versity shortly afterwards and estab-
lished himeslf in Canon City and
opened an office for the prosecution
OF his chosen profession. Mr.. Thorn
as is a young man Of fine judgment;
cool and level-headed at all times and
is regarded as one of the rising at
torneys, His acQuaintances among
the people Of Fremont county
and their confidence in him as
lawyer has added in no small degree
to his popularity and has drawn to
him business OF which he has reason
to be proud. Mr.. Thomas will carry
with him to the new firm his full
share of clients.
The Arm Of Waldo. Hunter Thorn
as will practice in all of the courts
Of the state, as well as the Federal
tribunals. and is assured OF big
business from the beginning. Messrs
Hunter and Thomas will take with
them to the new offices their libraries.
which will contribute in no small de-
gree to the. great stock OF books al
ready placed at the command of the
firm by Judge Waldo.
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The ladies OF the Lincoln Park As
sociation enjoyed a very pleasant meet
ing with Mrs. Emil Tobler at her home
on Park evenue last Thursday after
noon. The president. Mrs. Andrews.
conducted the devotional services 4
part Of which was the reading Of Sc
lection from Philip Brooks. encourag
ing the continuance of the Christmas
giving spirit the year round. The pres
ence OF six Association babies Was a
feature Of especial attraction. and ad-
ded much to the interest fthe occza
sion-- The hostess served bountiful
refreshments assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Sophia Jones Of Dodge City. Kan
sas. Other guests were Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Conway and Mrs. Tracy. The
next meeting was appointed for WED
nesday, January ls at the home OF Mrs.
John Shaw on Ash street.
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Mrs. John Landen has received word
from the family OF Mr.. Justine Whit
tiker of the death of their five year old
boy from diphtheria. The family Will
be remembered as old residents of Lin
coin Park as we'll as Mr.. W-hittikers
father. all of whom came TO Colorado
for benefit Of health. The father is
siill in fair health. but the son is not
so well favored since their return to
Tryon. Okla.
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evidence in the menu. and Glenn did
the serving. The time after luncheon
until nine O'Clock was spent in pleas
ant "reminiscences Of other days as well
as discussions Of practical intrest of
home and ranch life. Those present
we're MIR. and Mrs. j. NJ. Foster. Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Hover and MIR and
Mrs. I. F. Davis
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LEFT ron NEW MEXICO.

Miss Annie Cannot. who has been
the christmas guest o. several school
friends In Canon lett Saturday nisht
for DAwson. New Mexico. While
here she waa entertained by Mrs- w.
4. snArt. Miss Leaa Hoagin ana Aflss
hiAna NmrOs.
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Mr.. Mark Bibier OF Dexter. Kansas,
stopped over last week for a few days
visit with his brother. Ralph. at the
Freidlinger home He had been thru
to Utah with an emmigrant car and Is
on his return trip.
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The Lincoln Park school met at the
South Canon High school building Fri
day afternoon in a spelling contest
with the grade pupils OF the Alcott
school. Both schools were a credit
to themselves In the contest. but re-
port has 1t that the Aicott school scor-
ed a few points ahead.
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The family OF John wagers have
moved from Mrs. Mcclintock's place
on sherman avenue to rented proper
~ on 18th street. The children will
attend school at the Washington build.
ing for the rest of the year.
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We noticed in late issue OF your
paper an account of the arrest of
man for the killing and selling OF
pelts OF some beavers. There is a
discrepancy in the care the state ex-
ercises over the beaver and the ranch
ers. Along the big ditch bank between
Reynolds avenue and Fifteenth St.
the damage done by the beaver to ths
orchards viii result in the death of
the trees. Is ii right that the raneher
should sit back" and not try to pro
tect himself We do not advocate
breaking the laws of the state. but IL
1t is a mighty poor law that won't
work both ways; it should protect its
pets and its people. II the state won't
permit the killing OF such nuisance.
ii should pay an indemnity TO the
rancher whose orchard is injured
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EAST. CANON
NEWS NOTES

Saturday evening. thirty-five young
people came out from town and sur
prised the Cook family on Nineteen
tn street. They brought lots of good
things to eat and violinist. whose
muisc inspired them to trip the light
fantastic until a late hour. or an early
one the next day. 1t was a very en-
joyable time for all concerned.
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LINCOLN P4nk
NEWS NOTES

Mrs. Sophia Jones. who has been Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Tobler since before the holidays, left
for her home at Dodge City. Kansas.
Saturday.
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SUMMERTIME TRIP
TO roP OF GORGE

'-'day Mrs. A. J. Vaughn took her
relatives. MIR. and Mrs. Wright Of
Hutchinson. Kansas, to the top OF the
Gorge, in Sam Higgins hack. Thev
found the road In fne condition wi.h
the execution Of one or two spots. II
was quite treat for MIR. and Mrs.
Wright to cat picnic luncn I. Jauu.
ary withou. the necessity OF wearlns
heavy wrals.
Mr.. Higgins says that thers arc
many people taking tAs Gorge trfip Il
this time. ho having nA1e thu trip
aar.n Saturday.
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Quite number Of young people Of
Lincoln Park gave a farewell party at
the George Lewis home on Elm ave-
nue. last Friday evening in honor of
Sydney Blois who is about to move
with his parents back to the farm in
Nebraska.
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Nr. Gentry, of the firm of Graham
& Gentry of Lincoln Park store. was
called TO his old home in Missouri last
week on account of the illness of his
mother who died shortly after his ar
rival. Mr.. Gentry returned home u
few days later.
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The Freshmsn class Of South Canon
High school gave Clarence Chase a
birthday surprise On Friday Ovsning
when they cano y Ais boae for . jo,'v
social time. TAo surprise aNA eooa
dine we're doe11oa 6Goeaos. TAero
were over twea,v stuasats y he
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Ray Miller is here from Iowa visit
ing at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Miller on Grand ave.
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Miss Vera McKinstry of Seattle,
Washington, who has been visiting for
some weeks at the home of her uncle,
w. H. Mckinstry. left Monday for San
Francisco, California.
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John Schweigert arrived from Den
yer last Tuesday 10 assist his father
in his professional work before the
district court here this week John
is coming young lawyer.
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=. S. and Rockwell Canda returned
to westclino Monday. after spending
a week or so in Canon City.
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Little Paul Commack is quite seri-
ously I'll with tubercular meningitis at
his home on Serman avenue. The
family have recently come here from
Idaho.
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Ed. Gouldner. Jr.. took load of ef-
fects TO Pueblo last week for Mr.. G..
w. Anthony, who has located on a
stock farm near that city.
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Miss Bessie Chase was hostess Sun
day at well appointed Domestic Sci
ence luncheon which was served in
courses Those who enjoyed the pleas
ant affair with her were Miss Lillian
Friedinger. MIR. Ralph Blblor. and Mr..
Mark Bibler. the latter guest being
from Dexter. Kansas.
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A baby boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. R. Poet is among the recent
additions TO the population OF Lincoln
Park
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Mr. and Mrs A. A. Gebhardt enter.
tained few OF their near neighbour
1t . five O'Clock three-conrse luncheon
on Monday evsaing In c0mmsmogHtioa
Of their thirty-eonrlh wedding anal
versAly. Nuta. osAt ~ thsiF AAngA-
Vt. Mis- la 0sbAsrat was n special
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bunch accompanied by Mrs Craven as
chaperon and they did no; forget the
eats
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Record wantaas are sure tc bring
results.
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WESTCLIFFE ITEMS

From Wet Mountain Tribune:
The McKellar brothers returned
from Canon City few days ago.
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Mrs. sonneland and son. Archie re-
turned home the last OF the week from
Gunnison whore they have been visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Donald Likens. Mrs. Cook ac-
Companied her mother home for a
visit
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Guy and Sylvia CALDWELL very pleas
sanity entertained few OF their
young friends Saturday evening at
their home on Park avenue. Sydney
Blois being the honor guest.
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Mr., w. Hobart is reported not to be
improving very rapidly from a serious
attack Of sciatic rheumatism. at his
home on Park and Garfield.
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Miss Hazel Walker left Monday on
her return to Canon City at which
place she is attending the convent
this winter.
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Mr.. James of North Orchard, who
has been confined to the house for
week with la grippe is reported to
be much improved in health.
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Mr.. n. c. Cation OF East Main has
been quite under the weather for sew
eral days. touch of the grippe that
makes us all akin.
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The case OF the people OF the stat :
of Colorado versus Richard Chrisman
and Lloyd Chrisman. charged with
the theft OF COW. occupied the at
tention OF the district court here on
Tuesday and Wednesday. The Canon
Land and Cattle company was the
plaintiff In the case. and was repres-
ented by the district attorney and
E. II. stinemeyer, wfile Orion Locke
and e. A. Ballreich were the attor-
neys for the defendants. The jury
was out about three hours and return.
ed a verdict of not guilty.
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Judge Charles Cavender arrived here
on Monday and reconvened the Decem.
Der term of the district court on Tues
day. c. A. Fredrickson. assistan,
court reporter. came up from Canon
City on the same day.
Among the visiting attorneys in at.
tendance at the district courthere this
week are Jedse Schweigert. stinemey.
er 6 jeffrey. 7. Lee witcher and Orion
Locke of Canon City. and c. A. Ball.
reich of Pueblo. They all arrived on
Mondays train.
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Helmuth Cook has returned to his
home on Nineteenth street from a
three months sojourn at Hillside.
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Miss Mary Harrar was an over Sun
day guest of Miss Martha Wilson on
Four Mile.
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results.
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Little Miss Rouff has been an ab-
sentee from the Harrison school, on
account of the removal of her tonsils.
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Mr.. woodford has gone to Pueblo
to attend to some unfinished business
he was Obliged to leave some weeks
ago. I.
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WANT TO BE. ON TWO BOARDS.
Local Directors Represented Before
Federal Reserve Board.

G W. Warden. vice president of the
Continental Trust Company of this city.
appeared before the federal reserve
board yesterday afternoon in regard to
the service of Thomas Somervflle and
W. T. GaIliher upon boards Of direc-
tors of more than one banking institu-
ton in the District. They are both
members of the board of directors of
the American National Bank and also
Of the Continental Trust
Tho federal reserve board notified
them that service upon the two boards
would not be permitted under the Clay
ton law. Mr. Warden presented a num-
Der of reasons as to why the two insti-
buttons should not be regarded as COM
peting and as to why the two directors
should be permitted TO serve upon both
boards
W. J. Chapman, a director in several
Baltimore banks. also appeared before
the board. the hearing being the last
one to be held on appeals from deci-
sions of the board as to interlocking d.
rectorates
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THREE MARINES FINED.
Also Censured by Judge Mullowny
for Disorderly Conduct.

Admonishing them for misbehavior IN
the street. especially while they are in
uniform. Judge Mullowny today in the
Police Court sentenced three United
States marines to pay fines aggreRatinp
$100 or In the alternative to serve 1ao
days each in Jail. on charges of assault
destroying private property and disorder.
ly conduct.
John Sesso testified the men (Russe,,
saulted him. while Robert Martin toId
the court they broke two large panes ~
glass in his store. They were also
charged with cursing and swearing on H.
street. Tho defendants pleaded guilty.
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PETER G. PEELER sUCCUMBs.
Was for twenty-five Years Employe
of Government Printing Office.

Peter c. Peeler. for twenty-five years
an employe Of the government print
ing office. died at his home in Bing-
hamton. N. r. yesterday. following q
long illness. He was sixty-six years
old.
Mr.. Peeler was last employed at the
government printing ofiice as foreman
OF the sweepers, but was dropped from
the rolls about two months ago, when
ne failed to return to work at the
expiration of his vacation period His
health was bad when he left Wash
ington. and the news Of his death was
Mr. Peeler was born in New York
state and served in the civil war. He
was well known by the employees of
the printing office and popular among
them; He had lived in Washington
Tor ABOUT thirty years. Mr.. Peeler was
married. but had no children. His
widow resides in Binghamton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-06
HOME RULE STILL SAFE
FOR IRISH, SAYS REDMOND

WATERFORD, Ireland. October s.-In
a notable address to his constituents here
this afternoon John Redmond. the Irish
nationalist leader in parliament. declared
that despite the recent rebellion, with all
it's inevitable aftermath Of brutalities,
stupidities and infiamed passions" home
rule for Ireland Is safe If Ireland remains
sane.
Mr. Redmond also declared that con-
scription could never be forced upon Ire
land, adding:
81 cannot bring myself to believe that,
malign though the influences at work are
the government will be insane enough to
challenge a conflict with ireland on this
subject. Consumption for Ireland, far from
helping the army and the war. would be
the most fatal thing that could happen"
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WEATHER..
Fair Tonight; Tomorrow Fair, Some
: what Cooler: Gentle Winds.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland, fair tonight: tomorrow fair.
somewhat cooler; gentle shifting
winds. becoming northwest
For Virginia, fair tonight and to-
morrow: somewhat cooler tomorrow in
north portion: gentle to moderate
winds. mostly northerly on the coast.
For West Virginia, fair tonight; to-
morrow fair, slightly cooler.
A tropical disturbance, apparently Of
slight intensity. is approaching the
High pressure prevails generally east
of the Rocky mountains, except in
Canada, with fair weather. except In
the south Atlantic states. where local
rains continued West Of the Rocky
mountains pressure is generally low.
this district. including California
It is decidedly cooler in the upper
lake region and portions Of Minnesota.
Iowa, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma,
and generally warmer elsewhere, de-
cidedly SO in the northeast, tho Rocky
mountain region and the southwest.
Fair weather will prevail tonight and
tomorrow east of the Mississippi river,
with somewhat lower temperatures
over the northern districts, except the
upper lake region, where 1t will be
warmer tomorrow. :.
The winds along the New England
coast will be moderate southwest and
west; on the middle Atlantic coast
moderate. mostly west and northwest:
on the south Atlantic and east gulf
coasts moderate northeast.
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have moderate westerly
winds with fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-06
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. October 6.-The cotton
market was fairly active early today.
but fluctuations were nervous and ir-
regular as a result of further realizing
and talk Of increased southern hedge
selling. The opening was barely steady
at an advance Of points on October,
but generally to 16 points lower. and
the active months sold about II to IS
points under last nights closing dg-
ures during tho early trading. Decem-
Der contracts sold of to 1884 and
March to 17.12. or about rs to 80 points
under the high records OF yesterday
Private cables reported considerable
liquidation in Liverpool. but said the
market there had been steadied by
strength in Egyptian cotton, which was
20 points higher. The weather map
failed to show tho expected frost in
the belt, which probably accounted for
some Of the local selling.
Futures opened barely steady: Octo-
Der. 1880: December. 1901; January,
1905; March, TIA; May. 17.2s; July.
Heavy offerings were absorbed on tho
early decline Of about Is to Is points from
last nights close, and the market de-
welcomed renewed strength before the end
Of the morning on, active trade buying.
covering by early sellers and rebuying
by some of the local bulls who had taken
profits yesterday morning. December was
relatively arm on the demand from spot
interests, selling up from 1893 to 17.1S.
while January advanced from 1893 to
ITO, with the general list selling about
7 to 10 points net higher around midday.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today
to the following:
Rosslyn Supply Company. to build
storage building at goth and Virginia
avenue northwest; architect, Rosslyn
Supply Company: estimated cost,
$500.
Jesse n. shreve. to repair dwelling
ut 105 I'd street northwest; estimated
cost. $500.
New Richmond Hotel, to repair hotel
at 18th and H streets northwest; esti-
mated cost. 500.
J. A. Duffy. to repair building at
901h E street northwest; estimated
cost. $3.50.
Mary E. Grimm. to repair dwelling at
315 10th street southeast: estimated
cost, $3.50.
Dehlia Bundy, to repair dwelling at
rs Elvans street northeast: estimated
cost. $50.
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Wool Market Broad and Active.

BOSTON, October 6.-The Commercial,
Bulletin will say tomorrow: Demand
has continued broad and active in the
wool market during the week and
prices are very strong. with the ten
dency decidedly upward and holders In
creasingly reluctant to sell. Most Of
tho business has again been in the new
territory woods, although a considerable
quantity Of South American crossbred
wool has been sold to arrive. The
goods market 10 strong ard healthy"
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, October 6.--Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 10000 head; strong. 20 to Is
above yesterdays average; bulk, s.a6a
$50: light, 9.00as.s6: mixed, s.00al0.O0;
heavy. s.s0a1o.05; rough. s.SoaS.lB:
pigs. 6.50as.15.
Cattls-Receipts, 5000 head: steady;
native beef cattle. 6.60a11.1E: western
steers. 6.15as.4o: stoclers and feeders.
A75a7.76: cows and hsifs-A. ASoa3.4oi
calves, 8.ooal2.s0.
vsthsra. e.toas,1si lambA Aita1a,1Gs
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Boost Capital at County Fair.

Addresses boosting" good roads, also
Washington. the nations capital, were
made by several Washington bushes.
men and officials. who yesterday went
to Fairfax County Court House, Va. tn
attend the county fair and participate IN
the automobile parade. The party In
cluded Maj. Raymond w. Puliman
superintendent Of police: Conrad Syne
corporation counsel: p. T. Moran. presis
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce: vii
liam b. GUIDE. 4. Lsftwtch Sinclair And
UypAot y 0u6A -
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First Fall Meeting Tuesday.

The nrst fall meeting of the Cham
Der Of Commerce for the season is to
be held in the rooms of the organiza-
the proposition will be brought up con-
corning the establishment Of the gov
eminent armor plant in Washington and
report made