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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
RULES OF LENT
REQUIRED OF CATHOLICS

The following are the rules laid
down for Catholics which are sup
posed to be kept during Lent:
Il. All the faithful who have COM
pleted their twenty-first year are. un-
less legitimateiy dispensed. bound to
observe the fast OF Lent.
-. All days of Lent. Sundays ex-
cepted. are fast days Of obligation.
on which only one full meal is per
mitted.
"S. By dispensation flesh meat : Is
allowed at the principal meal on all
days Of ent except Wednesdays. FRI
days. Enshcr Saturday and Holy sat.
urday.
~ The use OF fish with flesh meat
is forbidden At the same meal. even
on Sundays In Lent.
"5. Custom sanctions the taking Of
= cup OF coffee. tee or chocolate In
the morning. and In the evening .
collation. which should not sxces
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
BUILDING MATERIAL Is
AL GOlNG up AND WILL
EFFECT THE PRICE OF
REAL ESTATE AND HOUSES

Higher prices on lumber and all
classes OF building materials will
make property more valuable.
This is nsom the Rocky Mt News;
Despite the general advance in pric-
es OF articles used in construction
there is Increased interest IN new
buildings in Denver this spring.
c. r. stcdman has maze a compiia-
ton OF the advance in prices. Lumber
is hizher and is steadily advancing.
The price OF brick has advanced from
80 cents 20 500 per 1000. and the
wages OF bricklayers has been adj
vanced sI.oo day.
Sand. gravel and plaster is higher
in price than last year. gravel being
up to $3.50 and $500 load. Nails
have advanced 30 cents. costing now
$3.50 keg. Other hardware has ad-
vanced even more. A unit lock that
cost 5000 last year is worth $1,000
now. Your sl25 furnace viii cost
$l45 this year. about 10 per cent
more for the furnace and from % to
so per cent for the galvanized iron
zinc has increased from 40 TO so per
cent.
Rrass that Is used in electric TX
lures has nearly doubled. so that the
prices Of electric fixtures will be al
least 10 per cent more.
Plumbing has advanced about IL
per cent: common window glass about
25 per cent. and in some cases about
80 per cent increase,
The new building Inspectors ordi,
nance Increases the cost OF the wir.
ing and other requirements. struc'
turai iron and steel of all kinds is NOT
only higher but difficult to contract
for.
with increased building operations
now" said Mr.. Stedman. Contractors
have more jobs to look after and will
not make as close bids as during slow.
er times.
I'm the matter OF vacant lots. build
ers and others have been. during the
past year. picking up the low priced
lots In the choice locations. Also LOT
owners have scented the approach.
ing advance In values and have with
drawn their lots from sale. SO that
there are but few real lot bargains on
the market today.
During the past two years. many
house owners hav been hard pressed
and have offered their homes at ridi
culously low prices. These peopls
are now getting In easier circumatnn,
cos and are able TO hold their prop
critics for the expected activity, whom
they feel they will be offered what
their property II really worth.
From the above facts the public
may be able 70 judge OF the real out
look a. regards their holdings In Den
ver."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
PRISONER
LEAPS FROM
TRAIN AND
ESCAPES
NATALo cANoVA, ARRESTED AT
BUTTE, MONT, TAKES FRENCH
LEAVE FROM SHERIFF NEW
COMB AT RED CLIFF, COLO.
CHARGED WITH SERIOUS CRM me


Nztalo Canova, an Italian prisoner,
aged twenty-eight years. escaped from
SheriI w. H. Newcom5 shortly after
} O'Clock last Saturday night while
neing brought here from Butte, Mont.
by jumping on Denver & Rio Grande
train No. Is, in the vicinity of Red
Cliff, Colorado. The train was slow
ing up for the railroad station when
Canova, who was sitting in the seat
with the sheriff. said that he was
cramped from remaining so long in
one position and asked permission to
take short walk in the aisle of the
coach for relaxation. which was per-
mitted. Canova remained near the
sheriff fer a few minutes so as not
20 arouse any suspicion as 10 his in
tent,ons and then carelessly went out
nto the vestibule. pulled up the plat
sorm. opened the door. jumped of in
the darkness and ran away. Sheriff
Newcomb discovered the ruse at once
md hurried out to see what had be
come of his captive. but was unable
10 find any trace of him.
The train was stopped and backed
up TO where Canova had escaped and
the sheriff and a number of passen-
gers got on and made a search for
him. but without result as it was dark
at the time and the locality AFFORD
ed the prisoner excellent opportunity
for hiding. After a fruitless search
for his man Sherin Newcomb boarded
the train and came ON to Canon City,
arriving here shortly after IL o'clock
Sunday morning.
Canova was arrested at Butte a
week ago last Sunday at the instance
of the authorities here on the charge
of statutory rape. a crime he is alleg-
ed to have committed at Rockvale
several months ago. Canoya was not
manacied at the time of his escape.
nor had handouts been placed on him.
as the sheriff had no idea that he
would attempt to get away. The police
authorities at Red Cliff were request
ed to endeavor to apprehend him.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30

in this diocese from the first Sunday
in Lent. March -. to Trinity Sunday,
June IS.
III. The reverend rectors are re-
quested to have special Lenten devo-
tions in their churches
''12 In virtue of powers granted
us by the holy see. for ten years. We
permit working men and their fami-
lies to use of flesh meat once day
on all the fast days throughout the
year, with the exception of all Fri
lays. Ash Wednesday. the wsdnes-
day and Saturday of Holy week and
the eve OF Christmas. Those who
avail themselves of this dispensa-
ton are now allowed to eat fish AMI
flesh at the same meal, and they are
exhorted to perform some other act
of mortiaca ton. such as abstainin r
from all intoxicating beverages"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
PROF. MeponAlp hgRE

Prof. T. Nj. Mcdonald. teacher OF
science in the Salida high school and
at one time holding similar post
tion in. the faculty OF the hiEh school
here. is spending q part of the week
in Canon City visiting his couain.
Mrs. J. F. Pettus. at SIS Cooper ave
nue.. Prof. Mcdonald will return to
Salida on Friday for the purpose OF
accompanying the BOY Scouts Of sa-
lida On weekend hike In the fot't-
hills Of the Sanger de Christo noun.
tAins.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30

the fourth part of an ordinary meal,
At this collation. meat only is forbid
den. the use OF butter. cheese. milk
and eggs being allowed in virtue OF a
special indult of the molly see.
"s. The use OF lard and drippings
is permitted in the preparation Of
abstinence food.
"a. When the principal meat can
not be taken at midday, it may be
taken In the evening. and the COLA
ton in the morning.
IS. All persons under 81 years, or
over 60 years of age. those who are
engaged in hard labor. the sick and
convalescent. and those who cannot
fast without injury to health. are
exempt from the obligation OF fasting.
Those who have any reasonable doubt
as 70 their obligation to fast or alb
stain should consult their confessor.
"s. Those who are not bound to
fast may use hesh meat more than
once each day on which its uso il
permitted.
40. The time for nalnlIing the
Iprecspt os Easter conmunioa extend.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
PLACE OF RICH TUNGSTEN Vein LOST

, ore from the new strike. II was a
piece Of woiframite as big as a mans
fist. clean. black, and outweiehing the
McHenry sample. II the latter was
- percent tungsten. the old exhibit
was at least so. they said.
! II was marked Fremont County.
E-2s63." One of the older employees
remembered that ten or fifteen years
ago the samples had been indexed
and entered in a hook. with the date
Of the finding. the place and the name
of the person Who brought 1t in.
They started to hunt for that book.
but by dark last night It still was miss
ing II Was clear the old sample was
not float but had been broken OF
vein. as the sharp edges showed
A. slightly different crystal formation.
and an absence of mica mixture indi-
Gated il WAS not from the same body
. of ore as owned by the wolfrsmite
company.
''The man that finds where that
chunk came from viii get many thou
sands OF dollars out OF the ground. If
my guess is ecod." said the chief as
s,stant III could only get away and
hunt for it,"
The strike by Mr.. McHenry. that
brought out the old clue. is on a ser
les OF fifteen claims for many years
owned by the wolframite Gold Mining
company. They were only recently
LEASED to him. The head office of
the company is in Wheeling. West Va.
The Rev. A. C. Jobes of Bethany. w.
Va. is president and Mr. Hackey. who
aided in the find. is one OF the direc.
tors.
BESIDES the tungsten content. grown
to chief Importance only recently. as.
says of former years show the ore con
tains high gold and silver values with
traces of copper.
That the discovery might lead to the
Reconstruction OF the Florence and
Cripple Greek railroad as far as Dale
is the belief of the persons interested
ALREADY scores of prospectors are in
the field.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30

Rocky Mountain News:
Somewhere In Fremont county is a
tungsten VEN richer than any yet
,ouud in Colorado. Somewhere in the
archives OF the state buersn OF mines
Is a musty record telling where the
treasure iies-s0 percent tungsten
$1,000 ton. The cryptic figures. e
ss6s.- are the only clew to the riches,
This tale OF hidden wealth came tc
light yesterday with the announcement
that third tunssten field had been
added to the states list. Ten miles
Tontheast OF Victor in Fremont com.
ty wolframite has been rediscovered
IN the last few days. after being for
gotten for eleven years. The strike
vas made on the property of the Vol.
framite Gold Mining and Milling com.
pany by c. ID. McHenry of Martins
Ferry. Ohio. holder OF a FIVE year
lease. and Frederick Mackey. former
Victor miner.
Samples OF this tungsten ore anal
yxed in London and at the krupr
works in Germany In 1901. showed
values as high ms ~ percent. Two
hundred and fifty pounds of this vol
framite. estimated TO contain between
so and 7s per cent OF tungsten trt
oxide. were received in Denver yes
terday for final assay by Henry f
Wood. The results will be known
Monday.
Meanwhile NJ. J. Mccarthy. inspec
tor from the bureau OF mines. investi
gated the new strike. made n report
Us enthusiastic as official languase
win allow. and sent in some samples
These samples started the romance
Of the hidden treasure. Fred Carroll
mine commissioner. and his assist
ants. examined them and something
in their appearance looked familiar
They scratched their heads aud start
ed to hunt over the hundred thous
and old exhibits in their museum.
Back in the shadow OF the further
est corner OF the last room. in an old
dusty case. they found sample that
matched-outmatched. in fact--the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-03-30
lsfr SATURDAY ON Moroa ralp

Mr.. and AIRS. Geo. F. RockAfsllow.
son Gerald. and Miss Aileen Mono
han Of the high school faculty loft
on Saturday by automobile for Dem
YER en- route to Greeley. whers they
viii spend the week Waiting rslasives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

We have often wondered why some
body in Colorado, where we grow the
best grain in the world, has not serious
ly taken up the broad question Of man.
ufacturing breakfast cereals right here
at home. The eastern trust that feeds
Us on our breakfast pap does not neces-
ssrily have to hold the whiphand all the
time and so long as the people will in
sist on eating such fodder somebody
hereabouts should be smart enough to
hand il to them. We are allowing q
splendid opportunity to slip by in max
ing no effort to manufacture our raw
materials into marketable products. At
present, We are raising grain, paying
freight on il to the east, paying east
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
From The Marble Booster

" Porter Nelson, prominent in state
mining circles, and who owns q large
amount of valuable mining property in
tn Crystal district, came in Tuesday
might and is putting in the week looking
49, Ms properties.
Pete Campbell left Thursday with a
fo-- r0rse team and load of furn ture
f. G-s. Joe Hearty. who is moving TO
s. e. Mrs. Hearty and children went
oysr ioday. The pleasant family will
b --czc!y missed IN social circles.
y 5 Jessie Hanlon, daughter of Sher-
IL 4nIon, accompanied her dad" here
ls ss. week when the sheriff came over
o. 1-sIness. She made q pleasant call
o. he Booster. where the force" was
e.. 10 see her as she is a charming.
e. ding bright young lady, and it is
d aander her daddy is proud of her.
arence Downing and Kenneth Good
w. eft Thursday morning for Detroit,
n where they have secured posi-
L . q III VIC Iosu HAblbI "OIh.- lucy
g - way of Denver, where they will
W for few days, and will stop off at
s and Delphos, Kansas, where they
v visit week or so with the grand
r4-eats and other relatives of Kennth's.
VIZ and Mrs. E. K Mapes of Gunni-
S Miss Gladys Serviss of Charleston,
and Miss Gertrude Hinkhouse of
Z field, Ia, were guests here this
v.es Of Prof and Mrs. 7. H. Pease,
q ing with the Pease family over
I n!l!' from Crested Butte. The par
I ai a most delightful trip over, COM
j . 20 the top of the range in vehicle
4 then walking down to Crystal where
l t.-y stayed all night and came on down
+ lot to Marble the following day. By
t method of travel they had splendid
O ortunity to thoroughly enjoy the
/ zEnlticent scenery between the towns
O. rested Butte amp Marble, which is
one Of the most picturesque roads in the
" I'D today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
A Word With Women
Valuable Advice for Gunnison Readers

MANY woman endures with noble
patience the daily misery Of back
ache, pain about the hips, blue, nerv.
GUS spells, dizziness and urinary dis.
orders, hopeless of relief because she
doesn't know what is the matter.
It is not true that every pain in
the back or hips is trouble peculiar
TO the sex" Often when the Kidneys
get congested and inhamed such
aches and pains follow.
You can tell it is kidney trouble if
the secretions are dark colored, con-
tain sediment; the passages are too
frequent or scanty. Then help the
weakened kidneys Don't expect
them to get we'll alone.
Doan's Kidney Pills have won the
praise of thousands Of women. They
are endorsed right in this locality.
Read this woman's convincing state
ment:
Mrs. Tillie Alexander, Fourth ST.,
Ouray, Colo, says: Il have used
Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for a
long time sad they haye brought me
greater relief from kidney trouble
than anything else. l have had
spells kidney complaint and at such
times / have suffered constantly from
pains in my back, and dizzy spells,
Doan's Kidney Pills have always
given me prompt relief"
Price Soc, at all dealers Don't sim.
ply ask for q kidney remedy-get Doan's
kidney Pills-the same that Mrs.
Alexander had.
Foster Milburn Co.. Props. Buffalo.
N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Fish and Game Laws--l9l6

The open season in streams for Trout and
0reyiing, mot less than inches in length),
May IS to Oct 81; in lakes at an altitude not
to exceed 7.500 feet. May to Oct 81, and in
lakes at an altitude OF over $500 feet. June
to Oct 81.
No fishing allowed between the hours Of 10
p. N. and A. NJ.
Season closed on Deer until 1918
Curlews and yellow legged snipes, Aug. to
April 20 Sage Chickens Aug. / to Sept 0rouse
and Prairie Chickens Aug. Is to Oct. TO- Doves.
No Open Season on Bison. Mountain Sheep Elk,
Antelope. Beaver, Wild Turkey, Quail, Ptarmi-
gan. or insectivorous or song birds.
ProAlbited. trapping or obtaining by any other
method than gun or hook and line; shooting at
game from public highway, or using steel or hard
pessessloe. allowed for days only after close OF
season, except az provided for private parks, ETC.
Penalties: For dynamitinG or using other
explosives or poisonous or stupiiying sub
prisonment in the county Jail not more than
months. or by both such fine and inn
$3.50 or Jail sentence OF not less than ten days
and not over three months. or BY both such
M .os.i :oa mRrisSnHBisns cS%Binaton e.h
ing license required for residents, fee $780,
but no fishing license required for female
persons or male persons under ls years Of
age.
ing license. so; fishing license, G. except for
Ing any game protected or mott must have
license.
The only change made from game and fish
laws OF l91a15 Is that after July 3, 1915 all rab
bits and hares. texcept Jack rabbitsl are on
the closed list from Mar. to Oct. /. following
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
A Season Of Torture For Some

Hay fever causes untold misery to
thousands. Asthma too, counts its suf-
erers by tn hundreds. No remedy has
proven so beneficial for hay fever and
asthma as well as coughs and colds, than
oley' sHoney and Tar. 1t soothes that
raw, rasping feeling in the throat. re-
Eeyes hoarseness and wheeling, brings
comfort by making breathing easier.
heals inflammation and by allaying these
permits refreshing, natural
slumber. Contains no opiates. Cana
days Drug Store, DR.. Walker, Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

erners to manufscture it into breakfast
foods, and then paying freight back TO
the mountains- Why not cut ont this
needless expense and keep the money
right here in our own state? 1t certainly
looks as if an establishment Of this kind
could be made TO pay in a prosperous
country where SO much of this proven
der is consumed Field and Farm
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

North Fork Times:-D. ". Thomas
and family went to Waunita Springs
Monday where they will enjoy the health
giving waters Of that famous watering
Fobare and Ollie Umstad visited with
friends in Paonia the latter part of last
week. Frank Bonnet of Somerset was
a passenger last Saturday morning for
Chicago He says, You might be
wrong if you say that am going after
wife" We think we are right and
will let it go that way until Frank re-
turns
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

Elk Mountain PiIot:-Miss Panlmira
Macy came in from Denver early in
the week 10 take the place of Prof.
Thos. Clayton in the Floresta school as
the latter has resigned in order to &C.
cept a more lucrative position. We un-
derstand the Florests school will contin-
Ie until deep snow fall stops the runn-
ing Of the trains Tsy lor rnotored
10 Gnnuison Sunday. TO meet Mrs. Tay-
lOr. who came in from Denver that day
after spending some time with her
mother Mrs. Miner. The latter, her
friends will be pleased to learn, has i'm
proved in health. A party Of Eastern
men came in on the train Monday and
on over to Elko to examine a group Of
old mines on Cinnamon Mountain. Some
ore was produced from these properties
and it is expected that work will be
started at once If the ore samples taken
how shipping values.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Neighborly Echos
,.,...,..,:.,:.,.. q -.

Delta Tri u le:-Delts Giants seemed
to have got II : winning fever st Gun
nison- rhey Hsge not LO- game since
that time l. G-te.-Ds!ta IS 10 hold q
big basebaI. tJT-naneut here Septem-
Der 10 10 y All teams on tie Western
Slope y Id p-r'.cIpste in this big event
and m. n spirited enthusiasm will pre-
vail. The Delta Giants Journeyed over
10 Somerset !sst Sunday and scalped the
Goa! camp team in sliyely contest to l.
Rehm occupied the mound for Delta and
Phenix for Somerset Both men did
good work and the game wEs an inter
esting one 70 the fan throughout.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

The Paonian:-Miss Doig of Gunnison
was the inspiration for dinner party
over which Miss Dora Decker presided
graciously at her home last Sunday.
The guest of honor left for Gunnison
Wednesday taking with her many happy
memories of her stay in Paonia, chief
of which doubtless is the pleasant affair
of Sunday. Miss Frances Curtiss. who
had been attending the summer session
of the state normal school at Gunnison.
returned home Thursday night. She
was accompanied by her sister, Florence,
who for several weeks was visiting
friends at Pitkin-Miss Kate Fobare of
Hotchkiss, was the guest of Miss Dora
Decker several days of last week, going
back to her home Sunday. Pauline
Mallott, former Paonis young woman
who attended the summer school at
Gunnison. arrived in Paonia Thursday
evening to be the guest of the DR.. Haz-
lett family and to visit other friends in
Paonia. Miss Ollie Umstad of Hotcb-
kiss visited several days last week with
Miss Helen Lawrence, going back to
her home Sunday morning. Miss Mary
hadley was hostess to congenial COM
pany of young women on Wednesday
night of last week and those who were
SO fortunate as to be present are high
in praise of Miss Mary's talent at en-.
tertaining. Miss Nell Miller will enter
tain few friends tomorrow in honor of
Miss Pauline Mallott. Miss Helen
Lawrence entertained number of her
young lady friends at slumber party
Saturday night in honor of her Hotch-
kiss and Gunnison visitors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

Salida Record: On Wednesday Presi-
dent Kelly. Of the Gunnison normal,
was the speaker and his address and
suggest tions were new and Of vast worth
to his hearers, being practical points re-
gsrding the efficiency of teachers. Miss
Aline Van Alstine is visiting relatives
in Gunrison where she expects to re-
main for month. A. Ramsey and FAM
lily arrived home Saturday from trip
on the Gunnison and Cochetopa rive1
and reported fine time and lots of fish.
They are spending this week at Twin
Lakes. Miss Anna Sweeney arrived
home Tuesday from short visit with
friends in Gunnison and vicinity Mrs.
kellaphene Morrison of Howard. one of
the teachers of the Gunnison normal
school, was operated on for appendicitis
at the Rio Grand hospital yesterday
morning and her condition is reported
fsvorable-Mr and Mrs. Richard
Hughes visited with their daughters,
Mrs. 7. A. Owen at Gunnison, and Mrs.
Elizabeth jenkins, at Crested Butte,
last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Machine That Makes color..

The matching OF colors has been
Ight down to an exact science by
invention OF machine for the
-TpOse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

Puts SAVIOR Into Life.
Work is the best thing to make ~
love life-Ernest Renan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11

The PaoniAn:-The morning of Good
Roads Day found the city limits marked
by new metal signs bearing the inscrip-
ton: "WELCOME. Speed limit, u
miles an hour" The reverse of the
sign is: Come Again" The idea is
commendable one, and this polite re-
quest that visiting motorists observe
the towns traffic regulations made
very favorable impression. Paonia's
second Good Roads Day is now a matter
of local history. If attracting a big
crowd from all western slope points and
giving everybody all they wanted in the
way of entertainment and amusement
constitutes successful event, then the
second annual Good Roads day was
success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-08-11
Silver in Enq;snt

Silver in England.
Silver is no; ls=-i trader in England
for Sums over so