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Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
AT THE CHURCHES
Christian Church.

Sunday school, 10 o'clock; classes
are provided for Sall ages. Preaching
by the pastor, w. lG. Conley, IL; sub
ject, "Mobilizing the Army of God';
anthem, "But the Lord Is Mindful of
His Own" (Mendeltsohn). Junior C.
E., 8 o'clock. c stian Endeavor,
$3.50. Preaching he pastor, 1880;
subject, "Christ tDA rabbas? ?" guar
tet, "God Is - Bennett), Miss
Morris, Mrs. J Harvuot, Mr..
cordially invit W
PresbY Church.
Sixth and OrangJ Streets; DR.. w. A.
Cook, pastor. Sunday school at 10
O. m. Morning Worship, II a. m.
Christian Endeave meeting, 6:45 p.
m. This is the do y set aside by the
National tuberculosis Association as
Tuberculosis Sunday. At 7:40 DR.. F.
w. Peterson will speak on the his
tory, prevention afd cure of tubercu-
losis. There will bt special music both
morning and evening. Mrs. E. G.
Farr. we'll known vocalist of Ma.
tional City, will sing.
Christian Science Services.
The Christian Science Society holds
services every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. Subject tomorrow, Ancient
and Modern NEGRO omancy, alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism, Denounced"
Sunday school at 9:45 q. m. We'd
nesday evening testimonial meeting
at 8 o'clock. All services are held in
Masonic hall, corner of Sixth and
State streets. The Christian Science
reading room is located in Room 2, Ell
Centre ank building, corner of Fifth
and Main streets. 1t is open every
day, except Sunday and holidays, from
II a. m. to 8 p. ri
X
Methon Church.
The pastor isSh an Diego attend
ing the older b ! conference of the
Y. Nj. C. A. Th-T lpit Sunday morn
ing will be oc. ed by DR.. Powers
of Imperial alSl IN the evening by
DR.. Wilbur Claey of Brawley. These
men are live sp,f ,fkers and are worth
while to hear. There will be special
music. Other ervices as usual. A
cordial invitatiok is extended to all.
A. l.. Baker, pal Tor.
The IntermI Idiate and Junior
Leagues will gi1 Thanksgiving pro
gram at 2:30 p1 m., to which all par
ents and friend hre invited. An Of
fering will be ken.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28

FRANCIS L. SELLEW,
Project Engineer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
5iOlets.

Fresh Violets at Ell Centro Floral
Shop, 126 NORTH Fifth street. Phone
235.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
CONSERVATION in England.

London, Nov. 28.-German subma-
rines have sunk two more British
steamships and a German mine has
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
Fighting Resumed.

Amsterdam, Nov. 28.-A telegram
from Sluis says fighting has been re-
sumed in West Flanders. Big guns
have been laundering since early
morning. A German aviator is report
ed to have dropped bombs upon Po-
peringhe, in the British lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
''eETS-lT," 2 Drops,
Corn vanishes I!
The Only Sure Ender Of AL CornA

Desperate, are you. over trying to
get rid of corns? Quit using old
formulas under new ! 7mes, bandages.
winding-tapes and c. on rings that
make fat little p&cl out of your
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-28
Retreat Expected.

Paris, Nov. 2S.--According to the
Temps q German colonel, a prisoner
of war in Belgium, declared today:
"H we don't break through by Mo-
vcmber 20 the general staff has de-
cided to retreat to the second line OF
defense in Belgium. If you find this
untrue, you may shoot me on Ncvem-
Der 80"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

munity. "The Political Organization
Of Our Cities,' w. l.. Brewster, city
commissioner of Portland; "The Or
ganization of the City for Efficiency
in Everyday Interests, Marshall n.
Dana, editorial staff Oregon Journal;
(" A City Planning Movement for Ore
gon Cities" Ellis j. Lawrence, archi-
tect of Portland; "The Goth Century
School in Its Relations TO the Commun-
ity Life" Joseph X. Hart, professor
of rural pedagogy at the University of
Washington; "The Organization of
Recreation for Oregon People" L. H.
Weir, travelling secretary of the Play
ground Association of America.
Thursday, May 90, to P. M.
Special session-Theme: Oregon de-
velopment; +, B. Piper, editor of the
Oregonian, chairman. Report of the
Oregon Hydro. Electric Commission,
W. ID. r.. Dodson, secretary of the com.
mission and industrial secretary Of the
Portland Chamber OF Commerce; ''Pro.
cedure and Program for Prompt Devel,
opment Of Oregon Resources - John H.
Lewis, Salem, state engineer; THE
Oregon Commercial and Industrial
Survey r. W. Raymond, Portland
manager of the Manufacturers assd
citation of the Northwest; Rural Cred.
it Facilities for Oregon, DR.. Hector
Mcpherson, Oregon Agricultural col
lege, Corvallis, aud II. G. Starkweata'
er, Milwaukee, Or, both members OF
the Oregon commission on rural cred
it; Organization of State System for
Land Exchanges in Oregon. "
Special session-Theme: Political re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

of Effort in Securing Good Roads,
John H. Scott, former county nudge of
Marion county, Salem, with discussion
led by John B. Yeon, timberman and
capitalist of Portland, and Major H.
l.. Bowlby, state highway engineer;
Revision of Oregon School Law"
Mrs. A. c. Newell, Portland, with dis
eussion led by DR.. Joseph Schafer, di-
rector of Extension division of the
University of Oregon; "Training of
the Teacher of the Rural School,
George A. Briseoe, superintendent OF
schools, Ashland, Or.
Special session-There: The prob.
lem of vocational training for women
Friday, May 20, P. M.
General session-Theme: Realization
of the best working relations between
university and state at large; Governor
Oswald West and J. C. Veazie, lawyer
of Portland, are to speak. Features
of an Adequately Organized Campaign
for State Development" j. N. Teal
lawyer, Portland.
Program of the first annual confer
enee of the League of Oregon NUM-
eipalities:
Thursday May 2s, 2 to P. NJ.
Opening address by Thomas N
Strong, lawyer, Portland, former vice
president of the National League Of
American Municipalities; ''Charters fol
Oregon Cities Alfred C. Sehmitt, vice
president of the Oregon League OF
Municipalities: 1.-The Development Of
Protection of Women for Oregon Muni
cipalities," Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin
Portland; 'The Municipal Budget;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

Coast States,' DR.. F. f. Sehwabe, Ore
gon immigration commissioner.
Special session-Theme: Financial or
ganization of the state and of counties
for efficiency and economy. "An Up
to Date System of Taxation for Ore.
gon,' Charles V. Galloway, state tax
commissioner; discussion led by c. p.
Strain, assessor of Umatilla county,
and j. G. Veazie, lawyer, Portland !;
Elimination of Waste in Conduct of
Our State Affairs J. II. Albert,
banker, Salem; Economy and Eff
cheney in Our County Affairs, Rufus
c, Holman, commissioner of Multi
nomah county.
Special session. heme: Attainment
of best care of unfortunates and de-
linquents by state; Mrs. Robert II.
Tate, member OF Child Welfare com
mission, chairman. Opportunities for
utilization of the Scientifically Trained
Expert in Oregon Institutions for Un.
fortunates and Delinquents, f. r.
Tillinghast, superintendent of the state
school for deaf, Salem; Cooperation
Among Educational and Philanthropic
and Reformatory Institutions, Will
S. Hale, superintendent of the Oregon
state training school, Salem.
Friday, May 80, 2 to P. NJ.
Special session-Tneme: Improve
ment of reads and schools to bring con
ditions in rural communities to plane
of best living. procedure for Right
and Rapid Consolidation of Rural
Schools Frank X. Welles, assistau
state superintendent of public instruc-
tion, Salem; "System and Continuity
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

What 1t Is, What 1t Does, How to Get
It," Professor Don c. Sewers, director
of the municipal reference bureau, Uni
versity of Oregon.
Friday, May 90, 9 to IL A. M.
"The Municipal Public Service Util-
ity in Oregon" Clyde B. Aitchison,
state railroad commissioner; "The
Paving Problems in the Oregon
Towns" JOnn r. Penland, city engi-
neer of Albany; "The Municipal Bust
ness Managerial System" f. p. Lafky,
business manager of La Grande; 'The
High School and the City: the Use Of
Each by the Other" R. l.. Kirk, su-
perintendent of schools, Springfield,
Or; The Problem of the City Market"
+. j. Runyard, master of the public
market, Medford, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

Oregon s immigration problem, espe-
cially after 1915.
Women in Oregon politics.
Political reorganization for the
state; is it desirablel
Organization of state system of land
exchanges
Revision Of Oregon school law.
Better roads at less cost
Vocational training for women.
Local town problems, such MS paving,
The papers in each discussion will
be presented by experts. The confer
enee is state roundup of real uni.
versity activities. Tae only end in
view is the clarifying and the unifying
Of the public opinion Of the state to
bring about the largest good. To this
end, the conference is means OF
bringing about cooperation among or
ganizations.
The scope of the conference is shown
by the titles in the following program,
which shows also the name. and occu.
patton of the individual who is TO deal
with each state problem:
Wednesday, May 81, 8 P. NJ.
First general session--"The Univer-
sity and Constructive State Develop.
ment, DIR. J. r. Wilson, principal OF
Portland academy and chairman of the
board Of higher curricula; Engene
Brookings, Portland, president of the
Oregon Citizens Iodustrial league
Oregon Citizens Educational league.
Thursday, May 2s, o to 12 A. NJ.
Second general session-Theme; The
goth century Oregon municipality and
the goth century Oregon rural com.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12

organization for Oregon; desirable fea-
lures in organization of legislative de-
partment for Oregon. Papers by NJ. A,
Miller, collector of internal revenue,
Portland, and DR., w. +. Ogburn, pro-
fessor of. economics at Reed college,
Portland, with discussion led by Dan
Malarkey, of Portland, president of the
Oregon state senate in 1913, and Allen
II. Eaton, representative from Lane
county; "Short Ballot and Preferen-
tial Voting for Oregon" Charles d.
Mahaffie, of Portland, with discussion
led by c. W. Barzee, of Portland; ere
vision of the Oregon System; Direct
Primary, Initiative, Referendum, Re
call" II. w. Montague, lawyer, Port
land, with discussion led by DR.. james
ID. Barnett, professor of political
science in the University of Oregon.
Thursday, May 20, P. NJ.
Third general session-Theme; Wom.
an and politics; addresses by IL. b
Miller, Portland, former consul general
to China; Mrs. A. c. Newill, Portland
Friday May 20, to 10 P. NJ.
Special session--Theme: Social leg
islation with special reference to tn,
unemployment problem 'Tae Com
mon Features Of Social Legislation
Needed by the Pacific Coast States
DR.. Charleton II. Parker, professor Of
industrial economy, University of Cali
fornia, with discussion led by A. II
Harris, editor Portland Labor Press
4" Unemployment Legislation for Ore
gon, Isaac SWEET, lawyer, Portland
immigration Problem in the Pacific
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12
PROGRAM IS OUT FOR
COMMONWEALTH DAY
Many Questions of Statewide Interest
viii Be Prominent Peo-
pie to Be Present.

The program for the sixta annual
Oregon Commonwealth conference is
out, and the conference is to have for
its slogan "0regon 1920" The con-
ference dates are May 81, 2S and 30,
and the sessions win be held at the
University of Oregon. Fifty promi.
nent men, representing many opinions
and many occupations, are to speak
Statewide attendance is desired be.
cause the discussions are to center
around the following Oregon issues:
Reduction Of cost of state govern.
ment.
Reduction Of cost Of county govern
ment.
Reduction of cost of city govern
ment.
Improvement Of the political organ
ization Of Oregon towns.
Consolidation Of rural schools.
Extension Of farm credit facilities.
Unemployment legislation for Ore
gon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12
TUBERCULOSIS

In addition to plenty of fresh air
and proper diet, those suffering from
or who are predisposed to Tuberculo-
sis are recommended to use Eckman's
Alternative to stop night sweats, Danish
fever and hasten recovery. This medi-
cine, by reason of its successful use dur
ing the past, warrants the fullest inves-
tgation possible by every sufferer.
Eckman's Alternative is most effica-
cious in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections, and in up
building the system. It contains no
narcotics nor harmful or habitform-
ing drugs Accept no substitutes. Sold
by leading druggists. Write to the
Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa,
for booklet telling Of recoveries.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12
CANNED GOODS
Del Monte Brand

1910 Del Monte Tomatoes now loo
15c Del Monte Corn now .........11c
15c Del Monte Beans now .........11c
15c Del Monte Sauerkraut now. .10c
15c Del Monte Pumpkin now10c
15c Del Monte Sweet Potatoes now lie
15c Del Monte Spinach now ....11c
zoe Del Monte Peas now ......15c
25c Del Monte Pineapple now POO
25c Del Monte Peaches now 20c
25c Del Monte Strawberries now ....20c
30c Del Monte Cherries now ............ .23c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-12
DEL MONTE PRESERVES

25c bottles Of preserves in Plum, Ounce,
Loganberry, Blackberry, Raspberry, April
cot, Pineapple, Cherry or Figs, now. 15c
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was here Monday on business connect
ed with his command. Major Mcclure
hasbeen ord red by the war depart
ment at Washington, ID. c., to report
without unnecessary delay at Fort
Leavenworth. Kansas. where he has
been assigned for duty as one OF the
instructors at the cavalry school of the
army. He will he succeeded by Ma
jor Elliott, who arrived here from the
east on Monday.
Entertained for Mrs. J.. q. HunIey.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. ]. II.
Horney entertained forty ladies at
her home on Harrison avenue compli-
mentary to Miss 7. B. Hunley. of Kan
sas City, Missouri. who is visiting rel
atives on Lincoln Park A feature of
the afternoon wss an informal musi-
cal in which a number of the guests
participated. Mrs. Hunley. whose
singing has charmed many Canor
City people. favored the company by
the rendition OF several solos Vocal
and instrumental numbers were give.
by others. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess.
e. p. Arthur Hcme From Vacation.
Edward p. Arthur. clerk of the Ere
mont county district court. returned
10 Canon City Monday afternoon from
ten days vacation outing with his
wife and family. who are spending the
summer at Simpsons ranch In the
Sanlre de Christie mountains ten or
.w.ive miles wes. of westciiffe. ars.
Arthur and children will remain at
the ranch until september seventh.
Made Au.o Tour Of Estes Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. " C. Thomas return
ed to Canon City last Friday evening
from an automobile trip through the
northern portion of the state. A de-
lightful incident of their outing was
a tour OF Estes Park.
Arrested In Pueblo on suspieon.
A number OF complaints from the
downtown office buildings have been
received at police headquarters To-.
that somebody is making a business Of
prowling about offices and stealing
petty articles.
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of the Misses c.eco. Mary Harrar..
Burma Ward. Esther Carpenter. Nina
and Dorthy kellogg and Messrs,
Claude and Bruce Ward. Ralph Kel-
iogg. Lyle Carpenter. Clyde Gail and
Kenneth Harrar. enjoyed weinie
and marsme'lon roast on the hill east
of the Harrar raice on Four Mile last
Thursday evening
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A party Of about 25 Four Mile
young people pleasantly surprised
Miss MARTIN Wilson at her home on
Cyanide avenue Indoor and outdoor
games were played and enjoyed vary
much by sil present. Ice cream and
cake were serveI The party ..sbard-
ed near m.dnigts wishing si-.rises
on Miss Wilson we're an every eve
ming occurrslce.
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be at the bedside of her sister. Stella.
who was taken III shortly after her
a'isval in coi,-s.S Tprings. with gar
stones. She was taken to the rcspi-
tai where she wclid be operated upon.
Her Canon City fiends hope sne IS
not as serines.y Ill as was at frs,
feared
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Mr.. Donald Augustine arrived home
last week from the western part of
the state where he has been working
in the railroad mall service for the
past several weeks. Mr.. Augustine
expects to spend several weeks at
home.
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TUESDAY.

Home From Visit to Road Camp.
Chaplain Blake OF the penitentiary
returned 10 Canon City last Saturday
night from 4 two weeks visit to the
prison road making camp in Boulder
county. In addition to a trip through
Estes Park the chaplain spent some
time in fishing and other out-of-door
recerations.
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Braids made for s1.00; by mail
$1.25. and hair goods below cost
from this date for three weeks at
Virginia Hair Parlor. Phone West
4s7. 2sts.
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Mr.. L. w Thsyer OF Boulder. $
spending n few days with his wife
and daughter on Dozier avenue.
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Miss tella Nickel. OF Colorado
Springs. who has been visiting he
mother. sister aud brother OF South
Reynolds avenue. returnedto her
work after spending two weeks here
very pleasantly.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mink returned
to their ranch On Tallahassee creek
Thursday qf.er spending a few days
visiting friends and relatives here.
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Mrs. Rose saulsburg of Braddock.
Penn. is enjoying a several weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
vondra and friends OF Canon.
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Mr.. Miles Lamb and Bayan Hast
ings. left last Saturday evenign for
Grand Junction where they expect
TO work In ne fruit harvest there.
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Mrs. Hagzert. Mrs. Rouse and Miss
Ruth Lamb. are planning TO start 10
Denver Wednesday morning to be
gone perhaps ten Gays.
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Mr.. Corben Robson OF Great Bend,
KaI.. is spending his vacation with
his parents on Cyanide aF.nue, Mr..
and Mrs. W l. Robson.
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Mr.. Dick Tremayne OF upper Four
Mile is spending few days with his
parents on -Four Mile.
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Miss iole,a Nickel started for Colo
rado Springs .sia Sunday evening 70
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WANTED-Hens and springs: high
est market price. The Royal Gorge
Fruit Gro. Assn. iss2wktr
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FRUITMERE
AND FOURMILE

Miss Fannie Archer of Salida is the
guest OF her aunt. Mrs. II. Coffey of
Dozier avenue. from Sunday until
Thursday.
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THURSDAY
Mr.. Kellogg Opens office

o. NJ. Kellogg who recently bought
a comfortable nome on East Main
street has opened an office with C. !.
Wood and Son
He will 10 stenography. typewrit-
ing conveyancing handle real estate
and insurance. Mr.. Kellogg has eeen
in this lie ~ business for fifteen
years before coming to Canon City.
Band coneer. Thursday Night
The band boys will give band
concert Thursday night between s
and O'Clock at the corner OF 9TH and
Main streets jus. before the dance
which they are going to give in Annex
hall.
Prof. ReIdeI Gets superintendeney
Prof. F. y. Reidei. =. u arge OF the
South. Canon High school chemistry
department. has accepted the super
intendency Of thu Cheyenne County
High school at Cheyenne Wells and
leaves tonight to take the position
School there starts August 3lst- Prof.
Eioders salary to start will be $1,000
n year.
The many friends OF Riedel are
mighty glad TO hear OF this deserved
promotion and wish the professor
success.
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News Notes
advertisement

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street. Record office.
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The friends of Hubert Tremayne are
pleased to know he is Improving
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Notice to the Voters of Precincts 20
2f, 22-south Canon and Lincoln
Park.

AS County Clerk. would respect
fully call your attention TO the follow
ing days for registration at the poll
ing places in the above named Pre-
cincts. as follows:
Sept. LIST. Sept. 7th. Oct. goth. Nov.
End. 1914, from the hours OF a. m
to Z p. m. on each of those days.
Most respectfully.
II. e. SMITH.
County Clerk.
Daily Aug. ?2 and Aug. 20. 1914.
Weekly Aug. 20 and %. 1914.
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Miss Paulina Frieling her niece and
nephew, Violet and Alva Meyers. of
Denver. were pleasantly surprised
last Monday evening when a party OF
about 25 Of their friends rolled in up
on them bringing a good supply OF
eats. Indoo- games were played until
after supper when the crowd moved
.nto the street and enjoyed out door
games in 'he beautiful moonlight.
The party disbanded at midnight
all claiming a fine time.
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A QUICK HANDY REFERENCE FOR BUSY PEOPLE


The Arts and Crafts SHOP Res West az
AUTO AGENCY SERVICE STATION
Fremont 18th q River canon Il
AUTO oARAcE.RUIcK AoENcYvuLcANiziNo
St West 70
AUTO STAGE CANON cIrY-cRIPPLE cREEk-pAlY
A. M Cripple Creek 10 A NJ
PhoneC West 53
BAKERY 81 ~
New England Home Bakery q Canon AS
BARBER
Denton Hotel Shop nOei
EANiNo. PRESSING. ALTERATIONS
4so Main West zs
q
Mitchell ssbe & Canon rs
DEPOT FEED STORE, HAY, GRAIN, COAL
Chandler Coal Canon sss
FURNITURE. CARPET CLEANING
s. NJ. Canon so
FLORIST CUT FLOWERS PLANTS DECORATIONS
c. W. Anderson Canon LAD
HAIRpRgssINo, cHIRoPopY ELECTRICAL TREATMENT
Novels Mer Co. End Floor West 4S
HARDWARE. TIMING. PLUMBING
The Leader IT,. Canon zes
LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS
Lumber Company. ......Canon 81
MILLINERY
Kearbys formerly the Criterion. s
NEWSPAPERS
The Daily Weekly ....... Canon III
PHOTOS. KODAK FINISHING VIEW WORK
4o3 Main st.
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Mr.. Henry Abbott has gone to Pala-
SADIE. Colorado. where he expects to
spend the most of the fall picking
fruit.
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Schedule of Trains and Mails from Canon City
DENVER a o.

EastB
~ "'
No b1b r. r. NJ
10. Pueblo
and East 1;17 A. M r. M.
Mail .....-.1:30 r. -
Train.
d.
No. 15-Brngs 2sb A.
No 62e-Pouch & East e:45 A. A. NJ
No 625-Pouch
at..........9:30 A.
No. 627-No Mall Arrives 440 p
No. 62sNo 1910.
STAR
vial Daily Sunday:
Mail About2: NJ. 2:30 p. NJ.
\ week.:
Mall Arrives n about 1880 p. N.
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Back TO Sslida Monday.

]. d. Heeker Of the building and
construction firm OF Hecker & Son.
returned 20 Saliea Monday after a
brief visit with his family here. The
Messrs. Hecker. who recently COM
pleted the construction OF a large ad-
diton to the Red Cross hospital at
Salida were a few days ago awarded
the contract for the erection of an
apartment house In the Chaffee
county metropolis.