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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10
Rug Bargains
SKIP Velvet Rugs. woven
Without a Seam. ard Big VAL
IVES YES at ST.: s2s.o Co.,. This $1,000
KREek l. HASNeSS.

Mrs, II, l., Crews, Of Craig, Is as.
sisting her sister, Mrs, Emma Meth.
erland, OF this city, In her spring mil.
linery business.
The late returns show that there
was born TO Sias 4, Allen and wife,
April :, 1914, 4 boy. Dr. J.T.Thatcher
canvas,ed the returns.
FIFTEEN SENENTI.FlvE and
TEN FIFTY" are the prices OF the
ST L DEBAKER cars, completely
equipped, At u. n. Martins.
Elmer Hermann, Of tie CUP
school district. aged about u years, Is
very sick with pneumonia. Miss Mary
BeeIer is the nurse in charge.
Remember that We will send you
Tue SENTINEL and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only il.50,
price OF TnE SENTINEL alone.
Mrs. Settle phi,brick, Of 81. 10.
seph, visited In Oregon Monday ana
Tuesday, the guest Of her children,
Fred Phtlbrlck, wife and Eloise.
No. received the first set Of sill.
verware, Saturday, bringing in l0l ,00C
votes. pAwsoS-CAMrBELL
CLOTHING Co.
Your opportunity Is now, TO get
the facts about Mexico from Monte
yuma down TO the present. See
Al GREENE.
Attorney Frank Petree left We'd
nesday OF this week for Fowler, Col
orado, on legal business. Tie expects
10 return home the tirst OF next week,
SAVE THE COUPONS from the
sack OF Golden Sheaf Flour and get .
5.PIECE KITCHEN ENAMEL SET
or . 42.PIECE CHINA DINNER
SET. A coupon In every sack, and
an Iron clad guarantee goes with
every sack, @. W. KING.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10
Easter Coats
A new line Of Coats for your
Easter selection.
kREEk 4 HASNESS.

Jesse l.. Perkins. OF Fairfax, Mo. ,
has been appoir ted 10 the naval acad'
envy al Annapolis by Congressman G.
T. Rooher. Perkins will enter the
academy In June,
Mrs. Minnie Eiler and Miss Gust .
Cpperman are over In Rulo. Neb.
Visiting their sister, Mrs Cass Jones
They were accompanied by Mrs. Matt
Filler and son Lewis.
Ward Proud. Of Mound City, Who
vas So badly injured by having his
arm caught In concrete mixer,
March II has SO improved that he re-
turned 10 llis home sunday last, from
St. Joseph hospital.
j. II. Fickes and wife we're here
Thursday. visiting relatives and
friends. He seemed TO have as much
business as q cranberry merchant, and
hence he didn't have time 10 give US a
call, as he usually does.
One OF the biggest trusts on earth
Is the country newspaper. comments a
contemporary, as II trusts everybody
gets cussed for trusting, mlstreated
for trusting, and II II busts for trust
ing, gets cussed for busting.
&C. c. Stephenson, OF Lebanon,
Ind, was here for . few days this
week, enjoying . visit with his sister
in.law. Mrs. Maggie Howell. and also
old.time Ipdtana friends and neigh.
bors, Fred Bruntmeyer, T. c, Fuller,
John Planalp and Charley Wuelner.
Having sold his lands In Indiana, he
Il IN his wAy To Los Angeles. Cal.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10

See Ruley & Kunkel for Rubber
Roofing.
James Coyle Is In st. Joseph on
business.
w. II. Richards Is In St Louis on
legal business.
Miss Ina Owens Is tile nea stenog.
rapher for W. II. Richards.
&C. W. King had business In St.
Joseph, Tuesday Of this week.
n. NJ. Martin was called TO Kan.
sas City, this week on business.
For varnish stain and Floor
Finishes, see Ruley & Kunkel.
Hay and Clover Seed for sale.
Both phones. II. T.. MILNE.
Have you seen the nice line OF
Wall Paper at Phillips Drug StoreY
--Sieb Carson and wife we're visit.
ing In st. Joseph, Tuesday OF this
week.
E. q. Phillips was In Guilford,
Nodaway county, one day.this week,
on business.
w. r. Bragg and Frank Castle
had business IN ST. Joseph Monday
OF this week.
f. q. phillips.has justlreceived a
large shipment OF Wall Paper Of the
latest designs.
Len Walter, OF Corning ,Nwas al.
tending to business In Oregon. Wed.
nesday Of this week.
1T you are hsuring on building a
Silo, see the model Of the "Tung.Lak. ="
at Ruley Il kunkels.
You will lind a fcw remnants q
Wall Paper at reduced prices at
T.. u. Phillips Drug store.
Miss Ethel HART, Of Savannah.
las been the guest " her cousin, Miss
Vale peglow, the past week.
DIR. whitsell, eye and:ear special.
ist; Ne corners6th.and:Edmond, st.
Joseph. Roth Phones. gi3.
DR.. W. =. Wood reports fine
baby boy bornto Ralph Sipes and wife.
Oregon, saturday, April I, 1914.
DR., W. G. Proud reports a son
born to Charles Hendricks and wife.
Of Oregon, Thursday, April:,, lait'
Oakley Morris has 50 improved In
health, that he returned to his school
at Cameron Thursday " last week.
Mrs. Minnie Moroccan supply you
with an appropriate Easter Gif, fer
your friend. Call AT her home and see,
The Forest City ONews tells us
that Charlie France has purchased the
Hit stock OF furniture in..:that city.
Try Il because uSis . Stude.
baker," See the Rig Five AndSSeven.
Passenger cars on display at II. n.
Martins.
Oral Meadows and wife. of Malt.
land, we're here = day or two the past
week, visiting his sister, Mrs, George
Gelvin.
Take your pictures 10 Ralph {.
Moore for framing, Furniture re-.
paired and uphols,ered1in a tirst.class
manner.
Frank Run,I and Wife, OF Upper
Holt, Mere down for a few days visit
TIE past week With IA and Ma An.
drew Ilershnsr.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10
8 Bars Electric
Spark Soap

To get you acquainted with high.
the Rest White Soap sold In Oregon,
We will sell Friday and Saturday, $
Bars for q cents to any customer
phoning an order to our grocery de-
partment. KREEK & HASNESS,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10

Ladies. now Is the time 10 buy
q Nigh. Glass Shoe at q ridlcu-
lous Low Prizes. You can buy
our Queen Bee Shoe Tor
tho NEXT TEN DAYS Tor $500,
WoeiA $3.50. G. W. KING.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10

The B e 8 + LIN e Of
Work Shees hat you ever pvt
your teet iata Prices trem
$1.oS b $3.50. c. ". KING
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-04-10

A fine showing Of Figured
crepss arc now On display ter
yevr inspection at prices from
10 cents % Is cents.
c. ". KING
The central record., 1914-10-08

Mrs. Lettie Ware has returned from
a visit to relatives in Hopkinsvlle.
Miss Lula Simpson is at home after a
visit to Mrs VIM. Porter of Stanford.
Mr.. Percy holland of Seattle Wash
ington has joined his wife here for
stay.
Mrs. Dave Dunn of DanvilIe was the
guest for several days of Lancaster
relatives.
Miss Jennie Duncan has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Charlotte Warren in
Stanford
Miss Ruth Beaumont Waller of Louis-
vile is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Dickerson.
Misses Willie Wilkinson and Ruth
Waller of Louisville spent the week
end in Danville.
Miss Ellen Walker of Richmond was
the guest Saturday and Sunday of Miss
Martha haVanaugh.
Miss Eugenia Denny has returned to
her home in Lexington after visit of
/ two weeks to Mrs E. l.. Owsley.
Mrs. Matte Duncan and niece Miss
Pauline Hooker of Stanford We're in
Louisville Tor stay of several days,
Mr.. Paul Arnold left Monday for
Elkton, KY, where he will lead in a
song service in a series of meetings.
Mrs. John Purdy who has been the
guest of Misses Jane and Mary Doty,
returned last Friday to her home in
MIllersburg KY.
Miss Rella Arnold has returned from
a delightful visit to her sister, Miss
Mary, in Corbin and also the Misses
Shugars of Richmond.
Reverend Roy l.. Brown and Mrs.
Brown who won many friends by their
stay in Lancaster returned Monday to
their home in Bellefontaine Ohio.
Clever Jim Pierce, who is with the
Standard Oil Co, at Junction City, came
up Saturday for Coburn's minstrels and
remained over Sunday with friends.
Mr.. James N. Denny left Tuesday to
attend reunion of the Beattie family
at the home of his brother:ln-law Mr..
Samuel Beattie at Newport Arkansas.
Mrs. j. A. Anon gave a handsome
reception Saturday afternoon to the
e. w. B. M. auxiliary, the honor guest
being Mrs. Roy L. Brown of Belfon-
taine Ohio.
4 Mr.. A. R. Denny is receiving con
gratulations since the announcement
that he is now a great-grand father.
little daughter has arrived at the hom,
of Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley Francis at Mid
The central record., 1914-10-08
POSTMASTER Smith
To Leave Lexington Office Jan. LIST.

Postmaster Wilbur r. Smith will re-
tire from the pOstmastership at Lex
ington on January 1st, and will in all
likelihood be succeeded by Mr.. Moses
Kaufman. Mr.. Smiths four years
does not expire for some weeks after
the date of his retirement. but as that
time marks the closing of his annual
and quarterly reports, he concluded to
retire then.
Mr.. Smith will devote his attention
to his Commercial School. which is one
of the best and most literally patrOniz-
ed in the country. Within the past
few days students from nine different
states have matriculated in Gen,
Smiths college.
The central record., 1914-10-08
Mr. RUFUS MOSS
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Mr. Rufus Moss was On Monday morn
ing seriously, and it was thought at
first. dangerously injured by being
kicked by "a mule. The accident oc-
Cured at his home a short distance be-
low Bryantsville. Mr.. Moss was
thought to be in dangerous condition,
the injury being Just above the heart,
but we are glad to state that his con-
dition is very much improved and hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
Mr. Moss is a brother of Messrs W.B.
and Sllas Moss of Lancaster, and for
merly resided here. He is a splendid
gentleman and a good citizen and his
many friends regret to hear of his mis-
fortune, and hope that he may soon re-
cover.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Christian church, Evangelist Roy L..
Brown, of Bellefonta.ne, Ohio terminal
ing his series of discourses by a most
able address on the Progress of a
Century TO congregation that not
only filled the main auditorium but
OverflIwed into the annex of the build
ing while many not able to find seats
but stood at the doors and windows.
The closing Bible service under the
dIrectorship of Elder Brown was unique
i'll its every phase and was quite an in
rOvation for the people of this section.
An award was offered for the first
pupil to reach Sunday School, the re-
suit being that an ambitious lad,
William Embry, arrived an hour and a
half before the opening exercises; an
award was given for the oldest men,
ber of the church attending the Bible
ceiving that distinction as the oldest
male member, and Mrs. William q.
Anderson, 81, as the oldest woman
present. A gift was also bestowed on
the largest family in attendance, the
prize going to Mr.. and Mrs. JOht Oaks
who with their children including =
year-old twins, comprise a family circle
of 10; an award went to the youngest
individual at Sunday School this being
pinned upon the swaddIing clothes of ii
4-weeks-oId infant. William Lear Lane.
The number of accessiOns to the
church was 81, and including the raligi-
Gus fervOr and spiritual awak ening
generally engendered among the en-
tire church membership, the revival is
regarded as one Of the most successful
ever held by the Disciples of Christ at
this place.
The central record., 1914-10-08
SPEECH OF HON. A. 0. STAN
LEY TO BECOME VAL
UABLE CAMPAIGN
DOCUMENT.

Friends of Congress A O. Stanley
were this week much gratified that
President Wilson is so pleased with the
speech he made in support of the Un-
derwOod emergency tax bill and that
the administration has suggested that
275, 600 copies of it to be printed and
sent out over the country by the DEM
ocratic National Committee. Con-
gresham Stanley has written to Dem
ocratic State Campaign Chairman Tom
Rhea that he will come to Kentucky
and make some speeches in behalf OF
Messrs Beckham and Camden. He
expects to devote the last two weeks
of this month to the campaign. 1t
was reported in the east this week
that Congressman Stanley at the ex-
piration of his term March A next
would enter into the practice of law
in New York. This he promptly de-
MED, saying that it is his intention to
live in Kentucky. He did not say so,
but a number of his friends are of the
opinion that he will proberly be cam
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Governor, while others think he
may become a candidate for Attorney
General This week there has been
in circulation a report that one line
I'D may be Senator johnson N. Cam
den for Governor, Thomas s. Rhea for
Auditor, Claude B. Terrell, for Treas
urer. A. o. Stanley for Attorney-Ge
eral and Sherman Goodpaster for Sec:
retary of State. Senator Camden, who
came home to attend the funeral of
his friend. Lucas Brodhead, of Yer
sailles, has no expression to- make on
the rumor. :. Cincinnati Enquirer.
The central record., 1914-10-08
SCHOOL NOTES.
(By VIM. F. Miller.)

Miss Wehbs' music class will enter
tain Friday morning. The public is in
vited.
Tho R.sLet Roll t.a,, rocartlr NJ
o,.nizsd h.. Tho Hirb S,b,o; Girls :
meeting with much encouragement and
every indication points to d winIng
team.
Tb,. ..Eov Srout" Foot Ball team
recentIv orgap,zed will have q very
classy IittI. team consisting of only
.Rov scouts wa, tn,v NIL, oIay.
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The central record., 1914-10-08
HUSTLING YOUNG MAN.

Mir Leonard Miller of the Lancaster
Record was here Monday soliciting ads
for that good paper. The editor OF
The Messenger took Len" i'll his office
when he was a small boy, with one
gallus and sore toe. Young MiIler
was possessed of unfailing energy,
plenty of good hoss sense and the soul
of honor. As the result. he is today
foreman on the Record. OWES a hand
some home and no man in Lancaster
stands higher in the estimation of the
people. This shows what honesty,
good breeding and energy will accom-
pliSh.
The central record., 1914-10-08
EXPERT STOVE POLISHER

Bill Farris. expert stove clean er and
polisher. Headquarters, store of ]. r.
Mount, Son and Co. 17-4t-pd
have 247 acres of good land on Paint
Lick creek. that | will sell IN three
tracts or as a whole This land Is
known as the Lafanial Cotton farm.
j. A. Cotton,
r, F. ID. No. 2
1O-3-3t. PD. Richmond, Ky.
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NOTICE

The Garrard Bank and Trust Com
pany. Assignee of H. T. Logan. hereby
notifies all of said Logan's creditors
that said Bank as such Assignee will
on the % day of November 1914 move
the Court TO release him as such AS
sIgnee of said H. T. Logan this the End
day of Oct. 1914.
The Garrard Bank & Trust Co
Assignee Of H. T. Logan.
1O-2-At
The central record., 1914-10-08
Kentucky Red Berkshire For Sale.

have 10 nice young boars for sale.
They are from Anna Bell and Fancy
Lady, the choice Of my herd.
If w. b. Denny, Lancaster Ky.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Call on me for ali kinds of fruit and
ornamental trees, shrubs. hedge and
Strawberry plants. Everything for
the lawn and garden. | reprc.ruJ th,.
best nusery known.
Jas. y. Eoy-tou-
Phone No. 2lO. Lancaster, ~.
The Freeman Furniture Go Of Dan
Vile ny. sells the New Hone Sewing
Machines. Write MIN for the best on
earth. until We get ar agent IN La1-
caste.
The New Home Sewing Machine Co..
J. 7. Lral,e. State Agt Chicago III.
g-2l-$t-pd.
The central record., 1914-10-08
NOice

The CITY taxes and water rents are
due and must be paid at once. The
City must have this money in order TO
meet expenses and unless paid penalty
will be levied. L. z. Heron,
Collector.
The central record., 1914-10-08
farm For Sale

it6 - acres yi!l miles from LsHcas-
ter. will sell as a whole or in two tracts
ll6 2-5 with improvements or t5U, acres
unimproved. y. II. BoE.e.
s-20-2-m. Lexington. kv-
The central record., 1914-10-08

LosT:-Pair of gold nose glasses ON
Crab Orchard pike. If found kindly
return to Record Office.
w. NJ Mahan.
The central record., 1914-10-08
For Sale

Sixty acres Of land, . miles from
Lancaster On Sugar Greek pike. Good
house. barn and plenty OF water.
Herndon & Walker, Lancaster. Ny.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Come to the closing out sale of the
R. H. Batson stock of goods.
Frank Moore
The central record., 1914-10-08

rs Mems Over Coats to be sold at half
price cost.
Logan. Anderson and Tomlinson.
The central record., 1914-10-08
Come in and Pay your Laundry bill
For Sale Or Rent.

My place. house and three acres Of
land just out of town limits on Rich
mOud st. e.. 7. Terrill.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Just received Fresh car kanawha
salt. j. E. Anderson,
9-25-3t Point Leavell, Ky.
The central record., 1914-10-08

We will pay poe cash for egg and 2Ic
for candled eggs. Fl. b. Northcott
The central record., 1914-10-08

100 Mems Suits to be sold at less than
half cost.
Logan, Anderson & Tomlinson.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Ladies and childrens low cut shoes
half price at Moores.
The central record., 1914-10-08
PIOns No. 2tO.
SCHOOL TAXES

Have been due since July IsJ. Please
call at once ana settle and save penalty
f. W Harris. Treas.
The central record., 1914-10-08

CIarks best thread 4 cts at Moores.
The central record., 1914-10-08

House and lot on Lexington street.
for sale or rent. Mrs. Susan Fisher.
The central record., 1914-10-08

We are receiving daily new goods.
Logan. Anderson and TomlinsOn
The central record., 1914-10-08
YOU'LL FIND 1T IN THIS COLUhN.

Mems Suits half price at Moores.
The central record., 1914-10-08

Goods %, 80 and 70 cts. on the dollar
at Moores.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
HONEYMOON TRIP is
INTERRUPTED At PARKDALE

Frank T. White and Miss Wanda
O Brien. both OF Lincoln Park. were
taken into custody by Under Sheriff
e. 7. Chauman at Parkdale on the
arrival OF Denver 4 Rio Grande train
there shortly after . O'Clock Monday
afternoon while on a honeymoon trip
20 Leadville on the complaint of the
brides hftssn year-old sister. who
alleges that Mrs. White is under
eighteen years OF age and had NJ
right TO get married without the con
sent OF ha- mother. who was N
Cripple Creek al the time the license
was granted Abou; noon on Monday
White and Miss o'Brien went to the
county clerks office and made applI.
cation for a marriage license. which
ras issued TO them after they had
made 4 sworn statement that they
we're boih Or lc<ai age. ana thov
were weaaed a few minutes later by
rev. Harnsr pastor OF Trinity Luih
eran chur-a They then proceeded
10 the railroad station and purchas
&c a ticket for Leadville. whero The
Eroom has relatives The bride
sister followed them to the station
and protested so vigorously against
their leaving town that they got into
A carriage and drove to the Fremont
Auto oompany's garage on South
Fourth street where they arranged
for an automobile and driver TO take
them 20 Parkdale where they could
Intercept The train and make the
trip TO Leadviile unmolested.
The protesting sister. however
soon learned OF the ruse and inter
viewed the district attorney and the
sherin to see what could be done to
head-or the runaways. A warrant
for their arrest was hastily issued
and placed in the hands of Under
sherir Chapman for execution. The
officer armed with necessary papers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
SCHOOL TAX WILL Be A
LITTLE LESS NEXT YEAR

The boarl OF education OF Canon
City me, few days ago and made
up the budsst for the support OF the
public schools OF District No. /. for
The year i9l5-i6. The levy upon
which the taxes will be collected
was made the same as it was twelve
m>aths ago. but the assessed valua.
ton OF Tho property in The district
is *5oo.ooo less than it was year
aeo, consequently taxpayers will
get on with something like $500
less for the support OF the schools
in isls.ls than it did for the 1914
1915 period.
II will cost approximately $4,000
TO maintain the Canon sCity schools
this year; next year the expenditure
on their account will be between
$4,000 and $4,000
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
COREY HARVEY DIED
MONDAY EVENING

Corey Harvey died at the home II
his sister. Mrs. Truman Blancett.
III Bridge street. South Canon. al
. O'Clock Monday evening Of heart
failure. Deceased has been a semi
invalid for several months and the
affection fr,m which he died is attri-
buted to INJURIES received in ao1l.
dents from a runaway team; he hav-
ing been the victim OF two such mis-
haps in as many years
sir. Harvey vas born August Is.
1sg5. eons squeuily vas szsd forty
zine years. t~o months and twelve
days. BE had lived in this county
for quarter Of a century and was
for long period engaged In ranch
ins in the aiieanite district He leaves
four sons. Calvin. a resident OF Den
yer. walter OF Cripple Greek. Harris.
OF Oakland. California, and Arthur. Of
Montana Calvin arrived here Sunday
evening and Walter this afternoon.
The other two sons will be unable 10
attend the funeral service. which viii
take place from Wilson's undertaking
chapel at 10 O'Clock Wednesday
morning. The obseQuies will be con
Quoted by Rev. L. J. Hole of the First
Methodist church. Friends OF the
family invited. Burial will be at
Greenwood cemetery
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
AN EVERY MORNING PLAY
Icene-Near the front door.

seene-Nesr the front door.
Time-Just before school time.
Place-in the home of any high
school boy.
II. S. B.-Ma- where is my cap?
MAJ don't know. son. l didn't
wear 1t last Have you looked on the
library table?
H. S. Bit amt there-Pd like to
know who has been monkeying with
1t.
Ma Have you looked on the
lounge?
H. 5. B-Yes. 1t amt there.
Ma.-Have you looked under the
lounge?
H. 5. B-Yes. it amt there-and
I've got 20 hurry.
Ma--Took up stairs under the bed
II. 5. B.-I did Ma. and It amt
there-if the kids don't quit using
my cap for play thing I'm going to
quit going to school
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
MRS. MINNIE HARDlhG GOT
A VERY FLATTERIh6 VOTE

Mrs. Minnie L. Harding received
very me vote FOR regent OF the state
University in Fremont county. con
sidering the fact that her Office was
well down on the ticket and many
people simply forget TO vote for the
regents.
There were 5esl Republican and
Democrat votes cast for governor and
only ss4S Republican and Democrat
votes cast Cor recent
Mrs. Harding got e47S votes. Her
vote should be compared with the
low Republican candidate. Mr.. wuk-
iEson. as most OF the Republicans
who voted for Mrs. Harding also vot-
ed for Mr.. Parks who is well known
here and scratched Mr. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Harding got a plurality of
i.ooS over Mr. Wilkinson. Republican.
and she 30, $50 votes more than E.
D. web. the other Democratic can
didate for regent ON her ticket
Mr.. Carlson, Republican. got a pIur-
aiity Of iee1 in the county and Mrs.
Harding. Democrat. got plurality Of
zoos. That is going some in the
way OF personal popularity against
landslide which came down against
the ticket shs was on Mrs. Harding
got by far the larsest Democratic piu-
rality in this county.
There ars many people OF all par.
ties who would liked TO have seen
Mrs Harding elected to this office.
for which she is so well fitted. and
it was only the general land slide
and the tendency to overlook the re-
gents in voting which prevented it,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-11-12
NEW YORK PAPER TALKS
CANON GLASS OPPORTUNITIES

The following is taken from The
Pottery. Glass & Brass Salesman" a
New York City publication devoted
to these industries:
"A most Interesting communication
has Just been received by the Sales
man from W F. Agnew. secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce OF Canon
City. Colorado. on the splendid possi-
oilities Offered by that city TO a manu-
facturer OF glass for the establish
ment of glass factory. according
to Mr.. Agnew's statement. a glass
manufacture who recently visited
Canon City with a view Of locating
Plant there stated that all the mater
ials necessary in the manufacture Of
glass could be found in the vicinity
in sufficient quantities to last all the
glass manufacturers of the United
States for ? thousand years. and
moreover, that the materials were OF
splendidlv high grade. The circu-
lar is of to- exhaustive a nature 10
permit OF It's being reproduced in full.
but it certainly presents some most
interesting facts.
"Glass manufacturers who are look
ing for location would certainly do
well TO apply for a copy to Mr.. Ag-
new"