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H.v. Gone to Le.dvIlI. to work

George schwab and Forest Snyder
len here Sunday night for Leadviile.
where the former win resume work
at the coppering trade for the West
ern Zinc and Refining company. For
est will take = position under him
and will remain in Leadvilie. provid.
ed the altitude there Is not too great
for him Both were pretty badly
shaken up In the head on collision
At coaldaie Monday merning. but
were not seriously hurt. Mrs.
schwab viii so to Leadville in the
course OF the next two or three
weeks and win make arrangements
at that time about making her home
In the Cloud city.
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MISS VAUeHn MARRIED
WEDNESDAY EVENING

Miss Willie Camille Vaughan and
Mr.. George Rouleau were quietly
married at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs T. NJ. Robinson. 1011 Rudd
avenue. at $3.50 o'clock Wednesday
evening by Rev. F. E. Haughey
Only the members of the brides
family and few intimate friends
were present to witness the nuptiai
ceremony.
The bride has for long period
been employed in the bookkeeping
and accounting department of the
Fremont County National bank and
has a host OF friends about town
who tender their congratulations
The groom is a well known and high
ly respected citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouleau viii make
their home at the corner of Eighth
street and Pine avenue.
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THREE V0TIHG PRECINCTS
HAVE BEEN ABOLISHED

At recent session OF the board OF
county commissioners three voting
precincts were abolished or rather.
consolidated They were Upper Bea-
yer creek, No. "a: Russell Precinct.
No. "a. and Wilbur precinct Here
after voters residing within the boun-
daries Of whft were Upper Beaver
and Russell precincts win vote In
precinct No. 10 at Penrose. In the
future voters residing in what was
formerly Wilbur precinct viii regis
ter and vote In Garden Park Precinct.
Some important changes have been
made In the law since the election
of two years ago which will faciIi-
tate the matter OF counting the votes
and thus AFFORD the public an oppor-
unity to learn the result OF the bal
loting in the various precincts short
ly after the close Of the polls. The
session laws OF 1918 provide for The
appointment ~ the county somriis-
sioners OF counting judges in all
precincts having n registration OF
three hundred votsrs or more whose
duty II shall he to rerort at the polls
on the morning Of the election at
o'clock and canvass the ballots each
hour during the day until the polls
close.
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UoMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
HOLDS RE6ULAR MEETInG

The semi-monthly meeting Of
Greenwood Corps No. ,22. woman's
Relief Corps was held Wednesday.
July %, at Pythian hall with the
president. Mrs Dunlap in the chair.
One name was favorably voted up
on for membership and three appli-
cations were received one being for
admission by transfer.
It was voted to hold a bazaar and
q luncheon and dinner the middle of
September. 1t was also voted to
bold a rummage sale in the late fall.
Any one having any articles they
wish TO contribute viii report to
the committee having the matter in
charge. Mesdames Lamb. Coulter.
Bowlby. Terry and Morgan
A report was given OF the social
held with Mrs. Morgan July II for
the purpose Of tying a comforter and
sewing carpet rags
Lemon pie. and tea were served
Another social viii be held mes
week at the same place next We'd
nesday for the purpose of sewing
carpet rags.
It is hoped that the attendance viii
be large as plans are to be made for
future socials and work.
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/ met lady At the door. 20 im-
mediately explained my visit and
told her was from America, for
did not want her to think was a
tramp or tax gatherer-one about
as welcome as the other She gave
me a hearty welcome and l soon had
answered enough questions to make
any man hungry. Soon the dinner
bell rang. Mr.. Williams came in- A
typical welshman. indeed, big. good
natured and OF course good looking.
After dinner l told them / wanted
to 70 fishing. Well. he said. I'll go
along. SO they offered me a hook and
line. No sir. said want to catch
them with my hands and on we went
and before was half way to the
creek 1 had my sleeves rolled up
tfor ! had been there before). /
picked out place and reached in
and found him. but / was too ner-
vous. tried again and out came
Mr. Trout 1914 inches long. then
another and another I know this Is
a big nsh story but it's all right.
You see had the faith and by work
faith was made perfect We took
home a good mess OF nsh and they
tasted-weii Just like everything else
in wales. :.
have just returned from a trip
TO Scotland went up as far As
Glasgow. found the Scotch people
ane and Industrious. There the wom-
en- have rosy cheeks. tpainted by
nature). and good looking. II
wanted a wife would stop there
and look for n place TO hang up my
hat VIII make a trip down through
ireland and then on home. am
mot home-sick but no doubt old Can
ON win look good to me when I get
back Here's 'tiri see you all
w. IL JONES.
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INDICTMENTS QUASHED;
InF0RMATI0nS FILED

Judge Cayender, of Leadvilie, Sit
ting for udge wilkin / nthe Fremont
county district court here at 1880
this afternoon sustained the motion
OF Horace y. Hawkins. of Denver.
to quash the indictments against the
twenty-six men charged with the
murder of William King at Chandler
on April &c on the ground that grand
jury Indictment No. 3741. charging
the offense. was improperly drawn
The indictment returned by the
grand jury omitted the word. -wil-
fully which was construed fatal to
its force and validity.
Upon the announcement by the
court that the indictments alleging
murder against the defendants Dis
trict Attorney Gilbert A. Walker filed
direct information against the de-
PENDANTS charging them with murder.
BY agreement between the court and
counsel argument viii be heard by
Judge cavender upon the information
here on Thursday. August sixth. Any
motions that the defense may desire
TO present in relation to the informA-
tions must be filed seveari days be-
fore that time.
The bond OF the defendants under
the infornations was fixed by the
court at $4,000. instead of $4,000 rs
was required under the indictments.
Personal reoogniznnce is all that win
be required OF the defendants in the
other charges on which they stand
accused.
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A pleasant Party

Miss Violet Chase delightfully."- en-
tcrsained q party Of her out-of-town
friends at her home on Hazel ave,
Thursday night Five couples enjoy
ed the evening which was spent ir
dancing and q general good time
Amer which q light but refreshing
lunch was served In the morning
the jolly party took . spin to the TOP
OF the Gorge and over the Skyline,
before resuming their journey home
to salida. vilia Grove. and sagua-
che. They motored up to the capital
city last week to participate In the
fun there during the Elks convei
tion and are just returning home. -.
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ENGLAND ALARMED OVER
SHORTAGE MEAT IMPORTS

The Food Number OF the London
Times. issued June 8. 1914. In its
leading editorial states that eight
years ago imports of chilled and froz-
en- meat from the United States were
valued at over s25.ooo.0oo. In 1912
imports Of this product has shrunk
to $4,000.
Quoting from the editorials:
This is by far the most striking
change that is at present taking
place in the food trade conditions OF
the world It means that the once
great export meat trade of the Unit
ed States is now practically non-ex-
istent. and that unless the Ameri-
cans take steps 70 Increase their
home production Of this staple arti-
Gle OF food they viii not only cease
TO export but VIII become to- an In
creasing extent rival buyers in the
markets OF the world with ourselves
and other nations. We are also
threatened with the same menace in
the egg trade by the United States
and Germany. both Of which instead
OF being able to supply their own
demand for eggs. are now buyins
from Denmark and Russia and 9TH
er countries from whom we have
hitherto derived supplies"
Engiand's concern about it's meat
supply should further awaken farm.
ers. stock raisers and Government
authorities to the fact that they
VIII soon have to face q similar con
dision Of affairs in this country.
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HAROLD THURBER DIED
IN R0UTT co. FRIDAY

A telegram has been received
here from Oak Greek. Routt county.
announcing the death OF Harold
Thurber at his fathers ranch on
Morrison creek at $50 o'clock Fri
day afternoon from pneumonia. after
a short illness. Deceased was the
son OF Mr. and Mrs William z.
Thurber and was the Oldest grand
child OF Mr.. and Mrs W. Y. Jenk-
ms Of this city. He was born in Kan
sas in 1894. but had lived In this
state during the last twelve or thir-
teen years
Deceased spent last winter in this
city and during the greater portion
of the time was employed in the de-
livery service OF the Canon Grocery
company He remained here until
about the rst Of June when he went
10 the ranch for the summer. An ap-
parentiy strong. healthy young man.
bis friends here win be at once sur
prised and grieved to learn OF his
death Jesse Jenkins will leave for
Oak Creek tonight for the purpose OF
attending the funeral Of his nephew
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Caught Hugs Moont.In sheep

Claude seybcrt and Charlie Son
mervilIe caught . hugh mountain
sheep between splkebuek and the
sonmerville ranch On Currsnt creek
on Friday and will present II to the
authorities to be added 20 he ZOO
logical collection In the City Park At
Denver. Not knowing what to do
with IT after the capture the boys
consulted County Commissioner W.
Pigg and he took the matter MP with
the state game and fish commission
er and he ordered II shipped to Den
yer for exhibition in the City Park
Il was a ram and one Of the biggest
and most perfect specimens of its
kind seen in this section Of the state
IN long time. His ramship Is be-
Ing Grated this afternoon In readi-
nsss for shipment to Denver.
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Engineer Miles connor Improving

Miles Connors. the Denver 4 Rio
Grande engineer who was so serious
ly injured In the head-on collision
Monday morning is resting easily
and the examination made by physi-
clans on Wednesday showed that his
body was not nearly so seriously
scaided as at FIRST thought. The cash.
es in his head are mending and there
is hope for his recovery. His bro
ther Jack Connors. Is stin at salida
with him.-Pueblo Chieftain-
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Visitors A, Top Of Royal corue

E. o. Van Eaton. Florence: chas.
II. Carter. Havana Kansas; Clarence
waleutt. BartiesviIie. Okla: Cora
Carter. Havana. Kansas; Bonnie Car
ter. Havana. Kansas; Ina Carter.
Winfield. Kansas; Daisy Van Eaton.
Florence. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Middle
bon. Edgarton. Wis: Mr. and Mrs.
NJ J. Conway and family. Canon
City. Mr.. and Mrs. solberg. Mime
apoils. Minnesota: John r. Smith.
Grand Junction. Colorado: Jno Grove.
o. d. Rowiett. ID. u. Nowiin. II. J.
Robbins. W. ID. Darlington. Taylor.
Texas; R. T. Hubbard. C. F. Cook.
NJ L. Hubbard. Lamar. Colo: Car
rol whaien. Canon City. Colo.
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man advised me to try Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and got n
bottle. felt better the next month SO
took three more bottles Of il and got
well so / could work all the time
hope every woman who suffers ike did
viii try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound - Mrs p w. LANsENG,
Route No. /, Florence, South Dakota
Why will women continue to suffer day
in and day out or drag out a sickly. half
hearted existence. missing three e-fourths
of the joy of living. when they can find
health In Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years it has been the stand
ard remedy for female ills, and has re-
stored the health Of thousands Of women
who have been troubled with such all
ments as displacements, Inflammation,
liberation, tumors, irregularities, etc
II you want special advice write to
Lydia Z Pinkham Medicine Co. (conf1-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter VIII
be opened, read and answered BY
woman and held In strict confidence.
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Guests at the oozier Home

Miss Jack Martin OF Denver and
Mrs. W. II. Dorier. Jr.. OF 81. Peters
burg. Florida. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Dczier and family at
SCI Macon avenue Miss Martins
father is manager OF the western
division of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific railroad company. with
headquarters In Denver.
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warden lyman On Sick LIss

Warden lyman OF the penitentiary
has been compelled to remain at
home since the f-st OF the current
week. the greater part Of the time
in bed. In consequence OF complica-
tions resulting from a severe cold
wnfie making an automobile trip
from Denver to Canon City last Sun
day the warden and party were over
taken by a heavy rainstorm and got
thorough wetting. and. because OF
1t. Mr.. rynan's friends attribute his
present Illness.
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down pains 3 ana
backache, and h ad
heada ch e a good
deal of the time and
very little Appetite
The pains were 50
bad that I used to
sit right down on the
floor and cry, be-
cause il hurt me 50
and I could not do
any work at those
times An old wo-
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VIraIl MareeIIus : oardner

Master Virgil Marcellus who lives
At ia Il. N. Y. avenue. has demon.
strated that he is successful gard
ner as well as lover OF the beauti-
ful. This morning he sent In to the
Record office = pretty bunch OF mas
turtiams. which were grown from
Record seed. .
The blossoms are splendid speci.
mons of what the proper care OF a
flower bed VIII do.
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State Of Ohio.
City OF Toledo. )ss.
Lucas Count.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the nrm Of
+. J. Cheney q Co.. doing business
in the City OF Toledo. County and
State aforesaid. and that said arm
viii pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case
Of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use OF HALLS cATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed
in my presence. this eth day Of
December. A. d. 1856.
(scai) A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls catarrh Cure IL taken Intern
ally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials. free.
F. j. CHENEY = CO.. Toledo. o
Sold By all druggists. tic.
Take Hairs Family Pills for con.
stipation. adv.
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pes MeInss people H.re

Mr.. and Mrs. Chess Parker OF Des
Moines, Iowa. are In the city today
enjoying the scenic beauty of the
surrounding territory. Mr.. Parker
Il 4 veteran travelling man with ter
ritory IN the middle west.
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Mrs. caIver. Ha. Fine Tomatoes

Mrs- Calvert Has Fine Tomatoes
Mr.. J. T. Calvert brought into the
Record office for window display one
OF his prize tomatoes. This tomato
was grown in the greenhouse and I.
weighs two pounds. measuring near
iy six inches across its broadcast side
and Is beautiful. healthy specimen.
Mr.. Calvert is an extensive truck
gardner In South Canon and special
izes in greenhouse grown stun. which
includes all the early delicate varie-
ties OF vegetables grown in this val
ley. Air. Calvert is an old timer in
his line. The excellent quality and
size OF his products shows the re-
suit OF many years Of experience and
successful gardening. His stun Is
preferred and demanded by many OF
the out Of town commission mer-
chants. This tomato brought in by
Mr. Calvert is OF an exceptional side
but all the tomatoes grown by him
this season are OF fine quality and
size and a record production is ex-
pected-
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W. II. JONES ENJOYS
HIS VISIT IN WALES
Bala. North Wales.

Dear Mr.. Hardy:
As many Of my friends patronize
your paper. wish to let them know
am o. X. and enjoying every min
ute OF my stay.
have been royalty entertained
here. have not yet been compelled
to Put up at any city hall basemcnt-
l sailed on the Olympic from New
York on Decoration day. had a de-
iightful voyage. She carried about
as many people as there are in Can
on City. she is indeed city within
herself. minus street cars.
The day before we sailed We
heard OF the great disaster on the
ST. Lawrence. While 1t seemed to
cast a shadow Of gloom over our
company. did not feel like turning
back in the least. especially after
learning that our old friend and
leader. Theodore Roosevelt. was on
board. He is Just the same Teddy
on land or sea
On the morning Of the 9Th day out.
noticed sone excitement on deck.
] went out TO see. thinking It might
be one OF Jonahs vessels. but instead
Il was the old Land OF England.
looming up before US. felt thrill
OF Joy come over me for ! then knew
that In a few short hours woaio
be standing on my native soii-Mac
Hen wlad-after n lapse OF IS years.
We landed at Plymouth. went by
rail to London and then on 10 Liv-
srpooi. sure enioyed this trip
through England
Il stopped at one Of the hotels in
Liverpool. and after regfstcring. a
gentleman came forward and asked
me ~ was from Canon City. Well
you may believe was some surpris-
ed to hear the name Of Canon City
10000 miles from home.
Well. said yes. STR. am. and he
thea said, he lived there at one
time. and BEGAN asking me abou,
some OF the old timers. especially
Dali Deweese. He said Well how
does Dali look. said he looks just
like a boy. He looks 20 years young
or since be cut on his moustache. :
As the supper hell rnng and Inter
rupted our conversation. accept
ed an Invitation 10 take tea at his
house the next day which ! did Then
did a Hitie boosting for Canon
Well. he said. with a sigh. wish !
could once more breathe the pure
air that comes down through the
Royal Gorge that seems to give life
and health TO everybody. Here
am tired all the time
The next day left for Wales and
arrived At Dcnbigh. There met a
brother-in-law OF my neishbor. Rob
ert Jones. OF Poplar Are He is
manager Of the asylum at that point
next visited the ruins OF an old
castle also the house where II. NJ.
Stanley. tho African explorer was
born. and many other places Of
interest.
The NEXT important place 10 me
was my old home. the place where
was born. I spent the day there.
for II was my birthday. A ! wan
dered around looking and thinking
OF those years. now 30 far In the
past. II brought TO my mind many OF
my boyish prsnks that I had seem.
ingiy forgotten and ! could scarcely
realize that years had passed since
made my nrst appearance there.
The house looks old. but II is m
ideal homo yet. situated on the
banks OF the Alvin river. .
But the dear old faces were gone.
and as I stood thinking. longing
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IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything Until Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegeta-
ble Compound.

Florence, So. Dakota -" l used to be
very sick every month with bearing
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MAY MERGE MINERS

Denver, COL, July 21.-It is expect
ed that the principal matters to come
before the Western Federation of
Miners assembled in annual conven-
ton here will be proposal to merge
the federation with the United Mine
Workers, forming a single gigantic
union with jurisdiction over all mines.
Leaders of both unions favor the
amalgamation. At present there are
about 100000 members of the United
Mine, Workers and $4,000 Western
Federation members.
Condemnation of the Industrial
Workers of the World was voiced by
Earl Hoage, president of the Denver
Trades and Labor Assembly. Refer
ring to the internal dissention which
has recently rent the federation at
Butte, Mont, Hoage expressed the
opinion that the trouble there was the
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MYSTERY IN GIRLS NOTE
Finding of a pathetic little note in
a mail box at North Talman and West
North av., evidently written by girl
who was lured from her home by
promises of marriage, is being inVes-
tigated by the police.
1t is believed that the young wo-
man may be the victim of white
slave plot. On the envelope was
scrawled the following:
TO the one who finds this, read it
and deliver to my parents. Rose
LEVITT.
There was no address and the po-
lice are on the lookout for the parents
of the girl. In the meantime records
of missing girls will be searched in
an effort to identify the young wo-
man.
The note found in the letter box
reads:
Dear Parents: 1 have, gone with
the man 1 love forever. Do not wor-
ry. When 1 will get married will
come back to you when 1 will be 20
years old. You should that am
married. l will write a letter to you
as soon as l reach there and you will
surely answer me and if l don't get
married 20 years 1 will be dead
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

AAAA43NkA4 DxN4A4 -
Eau Claire, Wis.-Body of middle
aged man with throat cut and leg
off found lying by tracks of Omaha
railroad. Believed murdered.
st. Louis. - Unidentified man
drowned and another may die as re-
suit collision of launch with harbor
boat
CIeVeIand.-Oreste FioVaneIIi, alias
Ernest DuBall, %, arrested on federal
warrant from Chicago, charging
white slavery.
Davenport, Ia--fiaunted by face
of man he said he killed years ago,
Robert Anderson, alias Ben Miller,
confessed he murdered Harry En-
gle in Peoria.
Racine, Wis.-Wm. Verbiske and
Ted Garges arrested. Confessed rob-
bling Racine shoe factory.
Racine, Wis.-Capt. HaIVor VIII
hanson, among first nine white men
to invade Alaska in 1868, dead.
Gary, Ind.-Announced that start
ing this week steel mills here and at
South Chicago will operate with full
force of men days week.
Washington.-New York business
men called on Pres. Wilson yesterday.
Agreed conditions throughout coun-
try are improving.
London.-Annie Bell, militant suf-
fraget, committed to prison on charge
of trying to burn two churches,
threatened to hurl bomb into court
room.
Fort Smith, Ark.-Dynamitings
broke out again in coal tsrike war
near Huntington. Coronado Coal
Co.'s mine blown up.
Mobile, AIa.-Hardway Youne, re-
puted one of South's wealthiest hard
ware men, sentenced to Is months in
Jail and fined $500 for using mails to
defraud.
Washington.-100 rats killed daily
in New Orleans in campaign public
hn6Ifh corUi0o iC OorrUinc on a AGAINST