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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04

Henry Weydert placed on pension
list.
Two white men and two Chinese
held as opium suspects. -.
Mrs. Bertha Shapiro, 1907 S. Ayers
av., died on way to hospital from
hemorrhage.
Judge Barrett probing disappear
ance of Felix Rodriguez, complain
ant against three negroes in robbery
case.
Henry D. Frank, pres. Chicago
Eectrotypers' union, sued for divorce
by Mrs. Katherine Frank, 1900 S.
Robert |. Reese, $500 S. LasaIIe,
returned to wife after long absence.
She refused him. Died Of gun wound
later. Wife, Matthew Young and
Gus HILL boarders, held. May have
been suicide. #
Mrs. Grace Morrison, 225 Long
aV., got divorce from Jas. M. Nor
Tison. Another woman.
Rudolph Priess, waiter at Red Star
inn, sued for divorce by Mrs. Rose.
Cruelty. Gets $14 a week salary, she
says, but tips amount to $45.
Victor casseI, IA, charged with de-
sorting from Great Lakes naval
training station.
E. H. Sothern, noted actor, i'll.
Forced to cancel rest of engagement.
Underwent operation for organic
trouble.
Dr.. Chauncey j. HadIey, dentist,
$500 Lakewood av., suicide. Gas.
19-year-oId wife of three weeks
found body. Cause not known.
Jos. Kamarke, IA, 1924 Roscoe,
arrested for theft of auto of VIM.
Nelson Peloue, Mayor Thompson's
brother-in-law.
Dr.. VIM. SadIer said yesterday the
time was soon coming when healthy
people would be able to borrow
money and use vital organs as Sc
curities.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-04

ordered to. pay $3.50 to Anna Brasch,
Is, 6345 S. Kostner av, whom he
wrOnged after dance hall romance.
Francis Carbone, 1899 Taylor, ask
ed Judge Stelk to order wife to sup
port him. Judge refused.
Two young auto bandits held up
five on Northwest Side. $36> and
jewelry.
DR.. Vim. HeaIy, director Juvenile
Psychopathic hospital, will head
similar institution in Boston.
Butler R. Storke, former "boy
wizard of La Sale street, sued T. F.
Keator for $175,OOO for numerous
arrests.
John Gunderson, 1908 Monroe,
jumped in lake in suicide attempt.
Water too cold. Yelled for help.
Rescued.
Lucy Brabant, IA, 1926 E. 18th,
student at Bowen High, missing.
Had stage ambitions.
Max SpiegeI, DrexeI blvd, has
three dogs that are nuisance, says
city in suit fled against Spiegel. a
Jury found John Carr and Jos.
SCark guilty OF robblng saloon of M.
Feinberg. They pleaded it was only
joke.
Nineteen ash wagon drivers in 34th
ward. Ordered to haul Is wagon
loads a week instead of II as hereto
fore.
G. Turner;rancher, Panora, Ia, re-
ceiVed message son was dead Later
disappeared.
Jos. BrigOIe, II, FOG w. Huron,
found with head split open. Said
father hit him with axe because he
wouldn't beg. Father missing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Martin, 4736 S.
State, found dead. Poisoned, belief.
Police probing.
Bottle of liniment exploded and
badly burned Sam, Nathan and Nor
ris Katz, brothers, 1877 Maxwell.
Francis P. OWings, builder of Chi
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
MANY CANON PEOPLE
DISPLAY THE FLAG

The Stars and Stripes are floating
from scores OF buildings and homes IN
Canon City today in celebration OF the
opening OF the extra session OF con
Kress. which Is destined to add IN
ofces were decorated with a profu.
tary.
This display OF the national coiors
is not an idle one. but Is an exhibition
of the patriotism OF the community in
time OF the nations need and rep
resents n devotion to the country and
its Institutions that will Withstand any
sacrifice to maintain their integrity.
On Monday the various court house
office swere decorated with a profu-
sion OF flags and "olu Glory was un.
furled from the flag staff above the
county commissioners. The city hall
likewise was beautiHed by n display
of the red, white and blue. as have
also the fire department headquarters.
the Elks building. the postoffice build
ing. the Y. M. c. A. and many other
structures in the business part of
town.
From many private residences and
business blocks are shown the ma
tional colors and II has been decided
TO keep them up indefinitely. Hun
dreds OF men and boys are wearing
miniature flags in the iapels of their
coats to emphasize their American
ism.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
RAY W. JOHNSON IS
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA

Raymond W. Johnson, janitor at
the court house, died at the family
home. corner Fourth street and Ma
cons avenue. shortly after IL O'Clock
Monday night from penumonia. after
an illness of little more. than a
weeks duration. The announcement OF
death this morning was great sur.
prise to his friends, as but few of them
had been apprised of the seriousness
of his condition. altho most OF them
were aware OF his illness.
The deceased was born at Lancas.
ter. Pa. Feb. IL. 1873. and was aged
"a years. 1 month and % days. He
came to Canon City about seventeen
years ago and was married to Miss
Myrtle Commack in 1907. who sur
wives him. He leaves. besides the sor-
rowing wife. three small children. all
girls.
Mr. Johnson purchased a small fruit
ranch on Lincoln Park soon after COM
ing to Canon City and was engaged
in gardening and horticulture for sew
OF the Canon City fire department. and
in both instances resigned In order
TO accept other employment Hs was
fire chief during the earlier months
of the winter. but gave up his posi-
ton with the city couple OF months
ago to accept the janitorship at the
court house which had been rendered
him by the board OF county commits
sioners.
Mr. johnson was a member of the
First Baptist church of this city and
was highly esteemed by all knew him.
He was also a member of Canon City
lodge No, Z. Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. and was popular with his
associates both in the lodge room and
in the wider circle of his acquaint-
ances outside the pale of its influence.
His honesty. loyalty and devotion to
principle commended him to all win
whom b. came in contact.
The funeral will take place from the
First Baptist church Mt 2:50 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon and viii be under
the auspices of the Odd Fellows lodge.
The obsequies will be conducted by
Rev. r. W. Starring. pastor OF the con.
gregation OF the First Baptist church.
Burial will be at Lakeside cemetery.
Friends OF the family invited to the
funeral service.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
CHARLES lACKEY KILLED
THREE MOUNTAIN LIONS

Charles Laokey of Upper Beaver
creek killed three mountain lions
about n mile from his home on Mon
day. the largest OF which measured
seven feet in length and weighed one
hundred and nfty pounds. Ranchcrs
in the Beaver creek section have
been having considerable trouble for
some time past as n consequence OF
the presence of these animals and
many losses OF stock have been re-
ported. Mr.. Lackey secured the SER
vices OF a dog from Dr. Davis. OF Port
land few days ago with the inten-
tion OF hunting down the animals. 4
few days ago a deer was killed by one
of the lions about n quarter OF mile
from Lackey's home. The dog trail
ed three OF the lions TO a tree yester-
day and Mr.. Lackey succeeded in kill.
ing all OF them. The hides were pre-.
sented to DIR. Davis and he sent them
to Colorado Springs today where they
will be mounted.-Florence Citizen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
TUESDAY
RETURNED FROM PUEBLo.

Miss Myra Sheriff. returned to
Canon City last Saturday from Pu-
eblo. where she had been the guest Of
DR.. and Mrs. o. L. Whitson for a week
or ten days previously.
MoToRED TO THE SPRINGS.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy z. Konkle mo-
tored to Colorado Springs and return
Monday. They made the trip for the
purpose of taking home Rev. Scott
and wife, who were their guests at the
parsonage on Sunday. Rev. Konkle
says tie roads were in good condition
70 rautomobiling and that the trip was
a very pleasing one.
RALPH K. SHERMAN MARRIED.
Ralph x. Sherman of C. C. Patton's
jewelry store was married to Miss
Esther Stienmeier of Seneca. Kan. in
Pueblo 1T O'Clock last Saturday af-
ternoon. The ceremony was perform
eddy Rev. Mr.. Lewis, pastor OF the
First Congregational church of Pu-
eblo. The wedding was a quiet af-
fair and was Witnessed by only a few
friends Of the contracting parties. Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman have established
their home at 309 Harrison avenue.
REV. MecREIGHT HELD
SERVICES AT coALpALE.
Rev. J. Lloyd McCreight, pastor of
tie United Presbyterian church. re-
turned to Canon City this afternoon
from Coaldale. in the western part of
the county. where he conducted a re-
ligious service Monday evening.
Rev. McCreight breaches at Coal
dale every Monday evening under the
auspices of the Fremont County Min
isterial alliance.
On Tuesday evening OF each week
Rev. Elmer w. Harner. pastor Of Trim
ity Lutheran church. breaches at Port
land.
RETURNED TO CANON SATURDAY
Miss Coy Harrison. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Harrison Of GoIdfield.
returned to Canon City on Saturday,
after having spent the spring vacation
with her parents In the Cripple Creek
district. Miss Harrison is one OF the
teachers in the Canon City public
schools.-Cripple Creek Times.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
MONDAY
MSS ANNA RIEpE HOME.

Miss Anna Riede. who is student
at the University of Colorado at Boul
der. came home few days ago to
spend the Easter vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rfede. al
423 River street.
HOME FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Messrs. Herman G. and Carl O.
Graves came down from the Universi
ty Of Colorado at Boulder at the week
end to spend the Easter holidays with
their parents. Dr. and Mrs. C. H.
Graves.
HARLEY TURNER At kEARNEv.
Harley A. Turner. who until re.
Gently held clerkship in the Canon
City postoffice. Is now located at
Kearney. Neb.. where he ls associated
with his brother Ray w. Turner. in
large shoe store In about two
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
CANON CITY TEAM
CLAIMS CHAMPIONSHIP

The Pueblo Star-Journal in Its
Sunday edition contained a picture
OF the members OF the Canon City
high school basket ball team and tho
coach. Enos A. Lauterbach. Under
the caption. Canon City Five Claims
Arkansas Valley TItIe.'' the Star
Journal says.
The Canon City high school bas-
ket ball team on the strength of the
best record made by sny 1--WE In this
section OF the state claims the cham
pionship OF the Arkansas valley. The
Canon City quintet has had n most
successful season In all respects. Out
OF twelve scheduled games the Canon
team has won nine of them.
THE Canon City Ave defeated Cen
tennial OF Pueblo In two games. be-
ing the first and only team TO down
the Pueblo quintet on the Centennial
floor. Canon also defeated Central
In Pueblo.
Central won once over Canon and
Colorado Springs turned the trick
twice. These defeats are blamed on
the absence OF Captain Parks. all state
center. from tho lineup. He was laid
up with a sprained ankle at the time
OF the Colorado Springs games.
Tho Canon did not play in tho
state tourney at Denver. by compare
tive scores the class OF teams defest.
ed and the showing against Colorado
Springs. the Canon Ave Is given sec
ond place among the high school bss-
ket ball teams OF the state.
'Ai OF the regular players on the
Canon hve except one. who Is n sen
Tor. are juniors in the high school. The
three subs are sophomores. SO tho
team next season will be especially
strong"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
Or. AGAR DELIVERED TWO
SPLENDID ADDRESSES

DR.. F. A. Agar OF New York City
delivered two stirring addresses at the
First Baptist church Monday after
noon and evening. The meetings
were well attended by Canon City peo-
pie and also a number from Florence,
Including Rev. George Burroughs and
wife of the Florence Baptist church.
The afternoon address was a dis
cussior of the work of the Ladies'
Aid and Missionary societies. The ad-
dress was followed by conference
and open discussion. which proved
most interesting. The evening ad-
dress had to do with individual stew
ardship and was thruout practical and
pungent. yet constructive.
Meetings will be continued at tho
Baptist church through the week with
good gospel music and Bible mes
sages. This evening the pastor will
speak on the subject. The Time is
Come" Tomorrow evening Rev. G.
II. Starring. the pastors father. will
preach. His message Sunday night
was received by a large and apprecia.
tive audience. One helpful feature
of these services is the music led by
the choir. with Mr.. Mcmillan as musi-
cal director. Mr.. Mcmillan is proving
himself not only a good leader. but
soioist with special effectiveness in
just such gospel services as these.
All are cordially invited to come. A
short prayer meeting under the auspi-
ces of the Young Peoples Union will
begin at 7;l5 and the service will fol-
low at 1880.
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tween the Colorado line and the Mis-
souri, river as the result of winter
rains and say that travel in some To-
calities is difficult. They found the
highways especially bad on the re-
turn trip.
e 3. HUBBARD SERIOUSLY III.
F. p. Hubbard. manager of the Col
den Rule store. is quite seriously Ill
at his home, 5i4 Pike avenue, in con
sequence OF an acute attack of stom-
ach trouble. Mr.. Hubbard's condition
is such as to necessitate the attend.
| ance of a physician. He is report ed
to be somewhat better this afternoon.
HAS MOVED TO A NEW ADDRESS
Mrs. A. E. Brenton. late resident at
612 River street. has moved to 1922
River street and is now making her
home at the latter address.
WILL L. MACK HERE.
Will L. Mack who has business in
terests at Vancouver. B. c.. is at
home for short visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Julia L. Mack. 909 Macon.
BABY WAS BORN LAST FRIDAY.
Prof. and Mrs. William C. Gambiil
of Floral avenue are the parents of a
baby boy. born to them last Friday
Mother and infant are reported to be
getting along nicely.
BABY BOY BORN
MONDAY MORNING
A seven-pound baby boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs VIII Harrington of
Guffey at the home OF the formers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Earring
ton. 525 College avenue, Monday
morning. Mother and infant are re-
ported to be doing nicely. The con-
gratuIations of friends is in order.
WILL RETURN TO
CANON SHORTLY
Mrs. Martha A Wilson of South
Canon. who spent the winter at San
Diego. California. writes the Daily
Record that she expects to leave for
home about the end of April. Mrs.
Wilson's friends here will be sorry
to learn that she has been quite Ill
for the last three months or more.
At present. however. she is conva-
lescent.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
STRICKLAND HAVING a
PAINFUL TIME.
FRIDAY
MISS LYON HOME

Miss Grace Lyon. who has been Wis.
iting friends in Denver and Colorado
Springs the past week, returned home
last evening. While in Denver she
attended the grand opera.
BABY BOY BORN AT HOSPITAL.
Mrs. F. r. Bessey of EIko, New,
gave birth to a ten-round son at the
hospital here few days ago. Mrs.
Bessey is sister of Prof. G. b. War.
ner, superintendent of the South Can.
on public schools, and was formerly
a resident of this community. Her
tate dealer in his home town.
NEW FORD CARS SOLD.
New Ford cars were sold during
the month of March to the following
persons: Jas. T. Locke. +. r. Humid
ley. Mrs. M. Hazard. Victor Horrible
Fred H. Brown, A. G.. Sleeth. Walter
Hunden. Mrs. Flora Horton. Leroy
Maxfield. Z. c. Dabney. Canon Gro
Gerry Co. of Canon City; Frank Rosich
p. d. Robbins, Dan Ottoine George
Sude. William Adams of Rockvale.
FoRESMANs MOVING TO NEW
HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Foresman. who
have made their home at 113 South
Eighth tsreet for many years, are to
day moving their place of residence
to 220 Harrison avenue. The chang.
was made necessary by the fire which
damaged the house at 113 Soutf
Eighth few days ago.
MRS. TRoTTER uNDERcoEs AN
OPERATION.
Mrs. Edith James Trotter of Seat
tic. Wash. was operated on at tn.
hospital here few days ago and II
reported to be fast convalescing from
its effects. Mrs. Trotter is a sistel
Of Mrs. w. B. Holland OF this cit,
and has many friends in this commu
nifty who will be pleased to learn tha
she IL doing nicely.
JAS. c. PEABODY HOME ON SHORT
VISIT.
Jas. c. Peabody OF Co. C arrived
from Fort Russell. Wyoming. quite
unexpectedly Thursday night on q
brief leave OF absence to visit hIl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
FROM THE FREMONT
COUNTY FARMERS
EXCHANGE BULLETIN
LAST WORD ON SPRAYING.

Before another Exchange Bulletin
is published ieaf.roller spraying will
be about over and all who have spray
ed will wonder about results. II
the orchard has been pruned and all
care and attention given to details OF
nothing more that can be done. At
present no one knows the Sest brand
OF oil to buy. The manufacturers
guarantee the oil to mix with water
The rest is up to the grower. The En-
tomological Department OF the Agri-
cultural College have carried on in
sectary experiments with Ieaf-roIler
egg masses. using about ten different
kinds OF oil. These results will likely
coue out too late to be of much value
growers this year. However. they
viii serve as a check on the different
kinds of oil that will be used by tho
growers. Do you need to spray?
The grower is the doctor. Look over
your trees carefully. trunks. limbs and
upper branches. Figure on an aver
age Of fifty leaf-rollers for every egg
mass. estimate the damage fifty leaf
rollers can do and then decide IL you
need the oil A sensible way to look
at spraying is as insurance. Thorough
honest spraying insures against in
sects. TIE premium is the cost of the
oil and the application.
Why? For clean fruit Is the only
kind that is profitable to raise.
When? After thorough pruning on
warm. calm days. applying the spray
vi tx, k,.s a. a.t.
OF the eggs az possible.
Where? Every square inch of the
tree surface should be covered. Small
fruits should lie sprayed as well as
the trees.
Points that are useful in spraying:
Use tower on high trees or stand
on the spray tank.
Use good pressure and fine disc in
the nozzle.
Warm water viii make the oil mix
more readily.
Wear oil cloth mask for personal
comfort.
tree and satisfy yourself you are GOV.
| ering the tree.
Spray one tree at time. Finish
before going to another.
A tree from twelve to twenty years
OF age should have about ten gallons
Of spray.
Very careful and heavy spraying
with arsenate early In the season will
result in almost complete control
The first application of arsenate OF
lead should be made shortly after the
\ eggs begin to hatch. which will be
when the drst green foliage Is show.
ing on the trees: the second as soon
as the bloom buds have separated in
the clusters. A bloom spray is in all
probability, not necessary, and is
dangerous. In that II polsons the buds.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
FUNERAL OF RAY W. JOHNSON
TO BE HELD NEXT FRIDAY.

The funeral OF the late Raymond
w. johnson. who died from pneumo-
MIA Monday night, will take place
from the First Baptist church Mt $3.50
o'clock Friday, instead OF Tuesday af-
tcrnoon. as vas mistakenly announced
Yesterday. and will be conducted by
Rev. +. W. Starring. pastor Of the
congregation.
Tho interment At Lakeside cemc-
terry viii be In accordance With tho
ritual OF the Independent Order Of
ODD Follows. Of which the deceased
was = member.
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months Harley will be placed In charge
of branch establishment In west
ern Nebraska town owned by the
firm with which his brother has been
| conected for several years and which
owns and operates a number of shoe
stores in different parts of Nebraska
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
Miller who died at the county hospital
last Saturday, took place from the
Free Methodist church on Griffin ave-
nue. at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The
deceased had been an invalid for a
long time.
HAVE NEW AUTOMOBILE.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dollar of SCI
Pike avenue have purchased a new
Elkhart automobile. the only one of
its kind in the city: 1t is an attractive
car and embodies all of the convent
ences known to the manufacturers of
such machines.
MARRIED SUNDAY MORNING.
Miss Mabel Halle Silcott of this
city and William Frederick TripIett
of Pueblo were married at the home
of the brides mother. Mrs. Jennie
Silcott Jones, 727 River street, in the
presence of a few of their immediate
relatives and friends at 10 o'cock Sun
day morning by Rev. Guy E. Konkle.
pastor of the First Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tripiett will MAKE
their home at 1888 Routt avenue. Pu-
eblo.
PROF. SMITH MAY GO TO eALTI-
MORE.
Prof. H. Z. Smith. formerly of this
city. but for the last two or more
years a resident of Denver. where lie
was chief deputy in the office OF
Harry l.. Mulnix, auditor OF state. has
been rendered position in Baltimore
and is now .enroute to that city 20
investigate the proposition. Prof
Smith left Denver week OF ten days
ago for Chicago on business connect
ed with the matter and was scheduled
to leave there this afternoon for Bal
timore.
8RoT HERE FROM SALIDA FOR
BURIAL.
The body of Isaac Thurston was
brot here this afternoon from Salida
and buried beside the grave of his
wife in Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. Thurston was at one time a
resident of Canon City and about
twenty years ago conducted grocery
store here. For many years past he
has made his home in Saiida-
The funeral was held at 3 o'clock
this afternoon and was under the ap-
spices of the Masonic brotherhood. of
which order deceased was member.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR sALiNA, KAN.
Mrs. Eugene Crawford and little
daughter left Sunday afternoon for
Salina. Kan. where they viii spend
two or three months visiting rela-
tives and friends.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
CENTRAL POWERS
HOLOlNG CONFERENCE
tBY UNITED PRESS,

The Hague. April 4.--Authentic in
formation has been received here that
the kaiSer. the Austrian emperor and
generals of the armies OF the central
powers are holding conference at
Homburg. where the kaiser is recu-
perating from illness and fatigue. and
are discussing the situation brought
about by the recent Developments In
the United States.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-04-05
WEDNESDAY
THE TEMPLEMANs RETURN.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. TempIemsn and
son. Flayius and wife, returned 20
Canon City last Saturday afternoon
from . three or four weeks motoring
trip to points in eastern Kansas.
They report the roads AZ being in
bad CONDITION in many places b.