The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-12

visit his brothers, Wilbur and Her
northwest on vacation trip. He will
bert. at Killings and Columbus, Mont,
after which he will proceed 10 Seat
tie. WASH, where he will be the guest
of relatives during the greater part of
his absence from home. He will be
joined in Denver by his aunt, Mrs.
Smith, of Cripple Creek, who will ac-
company him on the trip. AT Billings
they will meet Mr.. Combs mother
and from that place all three will
journey together to Seattle.
WHY BUY SEASON TIckETs7
LIST. Because it's much cheaper.
The single numbers would cost you
$3.50 and even If you pick out the big
ones il will cost you as much
End. 1t helps pay the guarantee.
The single admissions do not count on
tine $500 that has TO be Guaranteed
II the guarantee is not put up then
Canon City does not get the Chau-
tauqua.
3rd. II you can't go all the time
you can let some other member of the
family use it when you can't go.
4th. II you pick out single numbers
sou may miss the very best things on
the program. You can't always tell
by the looks of a frog how far he can
jump"
" pays to buy season tickets.
FRED WARDE A PROMINENT ELK.
Mr.. Frederick warde. appearing in
the remarkable perturbation of Oliver
Goldsmith's classic The Vicar of
Wakefield" which cnmes to the Opera
House Friday. July Is. is one of the
most famous Elks in this country He
ranks third in seniority of all living
members. having become an Elk in
1s1 at which time his rank was No.
lis. He was third 10 be initiated in
the St. Louis lodge In nine differ
ent Elk lodges in the United States
Mr.. warde has been honored with life
membership.
He is president OF the Actors
Church Alliance OF New York City:
and acting national president of the
Actors Church Alliance of America
He has occupied the pulpit of many
famous churches in the United States.
HOME TUESDAY FROM FISHING
TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay d. Sidebottom and
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore NJ. Harding
came home Tuesday afternoon from a
two weeks fishing trip at "Berg's.'
seven miles below Gunnison. They re-
port a pleasant sojourn on the West
ern Slope. altho fishing was not very
good on account of the high stage Of
water in the river, The trip to the
Gunnison and return was made by
automobile: the outward run being
made by way of Saguaches and the
homeward one over the Monarch
pass. They stopped at aJuanita
Springs. twenty-five miles this side
OF Gunnison. Monday night and COM
pleted the trip the following day. The
Juanita Springs resort has just been
opened for the season by DIR. Davis Of
Chicago. the lessee. and he brought
fifty people out from northern Illinois
ore day last week to spend the sum
mer there.
CANNING DEMONSTRATION THIS
MONTH
a series of fruit and vegetable can
ming demonstrations will be given in
this county the last week in this
month under the direction of experts
from the state agricultural college at
Fort Collins. These demonstrations
will be free to the public and it is
hoped that as many people as can
conveniently do so will attend them.
The places and dates for these dem
onstrations as announced by County
Agricultural Agent II. r. Jeffries are
as follows:
Lincoln Park school house. Tuesday
July cath.
Fruitmere school house. Wednesday
July 25th.
East Canon. Harrison school house,
Thursday. July 26th.
Florence. Saturday morning, July
27th.
Canon City. Saturday morning, July
a7th.
HAROLD TURNER