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FEDERAL BUREAU
OF MINES
Have Appointed a Committee
OF Eminent Physicians
And Surgeons to De-
velop Method of
Resuscitation.

with its campaign to reduce the
number Of deaths in the mines
of the United States, the Federal
Bureau of Mines some time ago
appointed committee of emf
nent physicians and surgeons to
develop an efficient method of
resuscItatIon to be administered
by miners or other persons TO
fellow-workman overcome by
electric shock or by gases in
places which cannot be reached
by a physician or surgeon in
time to save life.
As result of this committees
report just made. the Bureau of
Mines through Director Joseph
A. Holmes, recommends the fol-
lowing procedure in rendering
first aid to those in need of ar
tificlal respiration.
The recommendations apply
not only to men who are over
come by electric shock or gases
in mines, but also to persons
suffering from the effects of illu
mInating-gas poisoning0or from
electric shock anywhere. The
recommendations are, therefore,
of inheritance to many thous.
ands of workmen:
In case of gas poisoning, re-
move victim at once from the
gaseous atmosphere. Garry him
quickly to fresh air and lmmedi
ately give manual artificial res
piration. Do not stop to loosen
clothing. Every moment of de-
lay is serious.
In case of electric shock, break
electric current instantly. Free
the patient from the current
with a single quick motion, us
ing any dry non-conductor, such
as clothing, robe, or board, to
move patient or wire. Beware
of using any metal or moist
material. Meantime have every
effort made to shut ofcurrent.
Attend instantly to the vic
TINS breathing. Ii the victim is
not breathing, he should be gwen
manual artificial respiration at
once.
If the patient Is breathing
slowly and regularly, do not
give artificial respiration, but
let nature restore breathing an.
aided.
In gas cases, give oxygen. If
the patient has been a victim Of
gas. give him pure oxygen. with
manual artificial respiration.
The oxygen may be given
through a breathing bag from
cyhnderhaving a reducing valve,
with connecting tubes and face
mask, and with an respiratory
and an exploratory valve, of which
the latter communicates directly
with the atmosphere.
No mechanical artificial re-
suscitating device should be used
unless one operated by hand that
has no suction effect on the
lungs.
Use the Schafer or prone pres.
sure method of artificial respir-
alton. Begin at once. A mo
ment's delay is serious.
Continue the artificial respir-
alton. II necessary, continue
two hours or longer without in
terruptiOn until natural breath
ing is restored. If natural breath.
ing stops after being restored,
use artificial respiration again.
Do not give the patient any
liquid. until he is fully conscious
Give him fresh air. but keep
his body warm.
Send for the nearest doctor as
soon as accident is discovered.
The members of the committee
reporting to the Bureau of Mines
are as follows; DR.. w. B. Gan.
non. chairman, professor Of
physiology, Harvard University !;
DR.. George w. Grille, professor
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Vaughn and Cicotte Pitch Well But
Lose-Feds Are Trimmed.

Those fans who went to the Cub
Brave game yesterday didn't have to
chain themselves to seats, like the
British suffragets, in order to stick.
for the entire pastime. The manage
ment is so happy to see the bugs
that they can almost commit murder
without being elected, and anyhow
the game was such an alfred good
battle that no one wanted to leave.
Otto Hess, who is as old as some Of
the I. G. suburban engines, but who
works with considerable less Smoke"
and noise, was too much for the home
talent His slow bah was touched for
but four singles, Bresnahap, Leach,
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Al Mccoy, who leaped to fame in
the middleweight division by stop
ping George Chip, and on the
strength of the performance claimed
the title left open by the death of
Stanley Ketchel, is not shaping up as
a real titIeholder. It looks very much
as though Mccoy must have bested
Chip on a fuke.
Billy Murray, the California mar
vel, took Mccoy over the jumps a
couple of nights ago and damaged
him severely before the final gong. In
every department of the game Muir
ray was the superior. He failed to
land knockout in the short Eastern
bout, but Mccoy was in such distress
that it seemed certain he could not
have gone the twenty-round distance.
Murray not only has punch, but
is wiser than the present crop of mid
dies when it comes to footwork and
defense. He boxes as well as he
punches. AS he intends to stay In the
East for a time he will be matched
with Chip and also take Mccoy on for
return engagement. Something
definite should be decided by these
fights.
The Baseball World, a weekly de-
voted to the national pastime, makes
its first appearance here today. It is
edited by H. w. Lanigan and w. A.
Stuart.
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BAsEBALL-sP SPORTS OF
RESULTS YESTERDAY
National League.

NdLIUIIdI -IeasNo6
Chicago, 0; Boston, 2.
Cincinnati, 6; Brooklyn, 0.
Pittsburgh, 8; Philadelphia, 2.
st. Louis, 1; New York, 5.
American League.
Boston, 1; Chicago, 0.
Washington, 4; st. Louis, 5.
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, 6.
New York, 2; Cleveland, s.
Federal League.
Baltimore, 8; Chicago, 5.
Brooklyn, 2; Kansas City, 6.
Pittsburgh, 3; st. Louis, 8 10 in
nings- rain).
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-02-05
A JANUARY RECORD
FORsMOTOR LICENSES

The month OF January Just passed
was n record-breaker at the office Of
the county clerk here for the revenue
received under the state motor vehi-
Gle law. During the twenty-seven days.
during which the office was open last
month. one hundred and sixty-nine an
tomohilcs were licensed for the year.
The owners Of an even hundred of
them paid two dollars and a half
apiece. total OF three hundred and
forty dollars. One paid ten dollars
license fee. In addition nine automo-
bile dealers were licensed at five dol
lars apiece. making forty-fiye dollars.
T~enty-nine motorcycles were licens-
ed at two dollars apiece. making fifty
eight dollars. One drivers license
vas issued at one dollar. making a
grand total Of seven hundred and four
dollars.
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{. N. Ia MONT FOUND
DEAD IN BED

Word was received here today froa
Ohio City. Colorado. that Z. NJ. La
Mont was found dead in his bed there
this morning. having died. presuma-
by. from heart disease durng the pre-
vous night Mr.. lamont. whose home
was in Denver. was manager Of the
Raymond Consolidated mines at Ohio
City and was well known in this city.
MIR. I.aMont had been associated with
Ira Carrier and others here in mining
enterprises in Gunnison conty for ma
ny years and was regarded ms an cx-
pert in that field of enterprise. Mrs.
Lamont. wife OF the deceased. Is sis
ter OF Mrs. Hunter Palmer. OF this
city and OF Mrs. F. y. Carrier. Of Santa
Rita. New Mexico.
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PARENTS TEACHERS
MEETIM6 FRIDAY HI6HT

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Canon City Parents and Teaehsrs'
association will be held at the as
sembly room OF the high school build
inS on Friday evening of this week.
beginning at 1880 o'clock. Features
of he program viii be an address ~
DR.. W T. Little on Hygiene in the
Home;- talk by Miss Ella Short. em-
pioycd as trained nurse in the public
schools here. on her observations
among the pupils. and the chorus
singing under the direction OF Prof.
Tom Taylor. The meeting promises
to be one OF exceptional interest and
every member Of the association Is
urged to be present The public is
cordially invited
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Commemorate EFFORT
BEING MADE TO SETTLE
ON A POSTOFfICE SITE

A very commendable effort is being
MADE to get the active advocates of
the several postoffice sites together
on a compromise selection.
Tuesday a committee of sixteen.
eight representing the West End"
and eight representing the East End
met and conferred all day.
Finally a straw vote was taken and
no site received more than four votes.
The committee then selected a
smaller committee consisting of ten
people. five from each section. This
new committee has been in session
all day today.
The effort is being made TO get all
those interested in amy way IN sites
to agree on some middle ground pro-
position. II is felt In all quarters
that our chances to get a postoffice
VIII De much better II site can oe
selected without a fight.
No appropriations has been made
for a postoffice building in Canon City.
Only an appropriation for a site has
Teen made. Some future congress
must make an appropriation for the
building. II will require n most har-
monious effort on the part OF all to
interest congressman and congress in
n Canon ciy public building. as about
every town in the United States is in
the list of wanting such an appro-
pr.ation-
A good start will he made II our
people could agree harnoniously on a
site AZ this time.
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300 SHOTS
WERE FIRED
ON STRIKE
BREAKERS

Three hundred shots were fired up
on a special Santa Fe train OF strike
breakers destined for Radiant. at =
point near Williamsburg. at about 10
O'Clock this morning. None was hurt
Ii is said that the men who did tbs
firing were strikers who wanted 10
intimidafe the strike-breakers. who
were on their way to work at the Vic
tor American mine at Radiant.
1t Is estimated that there were five
hundred men in the attacking body.
There were almost one hundred
strike--breakers. There was no evil
dcnce of coming trouble until the
train had been out OF Florence about
ten minutes and had reached point
not far from Williamsburg.
AT this point a man stood In tho
middle Of the Santa Fe track welding
a revolver and signalling for the train
to stop. 1t Is said that Engineer
Bredlove endeavored to obey the sig
nal but before he could get stopped
body OF at least five hundred men rose
up from out of hiding and commenced
to fire voiley after voliey into the
coach and engine which comprised the
special train. The headlight OF the
engine was rendered into scrap and
the cab resembied a sieve after the
trouble. Many windows were broken
in the coach
Special Agent of the Santa Fe. c. S.
Railsbash. was on the train and had
command Of the strfke-orcakers dur
ing the attack The latter ala not re-
turn the flre Of the strikers any more
than q few scattering shots-
Sheriff Ncwcomb arrived on the
scene while the firing was sim ge-
ing on and bravely entered the fray
in an endeavor to stop the trouble.
The attackers. however. we're anman-
ageable and IL was some minutes be-
fore the sheriff could get them 10 da-
sist.
The strike-brcakers were taken 10
Pueblo as soon as possible
Another shooting is credited to the
strikers at Chandler at about the time
CT the Williamsburg shooting. The
d. q r. C. switch crew OF this city.
who make a daily trip to Chandler
for coal from the mine there were
fired upon just before they neared
the mine Thirteen shots hit the en-
gine but none OF the crew was hurt.
although one swi;chman was missed
by the matter OF few inches. Con-
ductor Hickman was in charge of the
crew with Engineer Jennings at the
throttle. Engine SIS was the one fired
upon-
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Premium winners

swccpstaks Prizes - Best and
largest .xhibit-J. +. Norton-
Highest scoring male bird In show
w. II. Bland on a r. c. n. I. Red
oocAerei.
highest scoring female bird In show
-u. W. Beardsiey on s. c. Bun
I.exhorn puilct-
Hishcst scoring pen In show--w-
n. bland on r. c. n. I. Reds.
Haired Plymouth Rsek=s-Mrs. r.
Bstchelor-i and hen. and . cock
srea. and 2 pullet pen.
J. T. Norton--1 cock. hen
Mrs. J. W. whitman-s puiict 2
pen.
w. C. James-s cockcrei. 3 pen.
II. Il. Turner cock.
Buff Plymouth Rocks--Mr. Yenser
II and hen. and 2 cockerei. ]. ?
and hen. pen
whits Plymouth Rocks-Andrcwa
Bros-i and hen. pullet. cockc-
rel. pen.
white wyandotts-Fsank McFsr-
isa---i cock. l and hon. ! pen.
Geo. D. Curtis-1. : and : pullet.
-.
n c. xewnlIsns--s ~.
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Mrs. II. c. Webster. Mrs. Ruth Heron
and little child and Mrs. Dubois were
among the ladies' who were present.
Glen Wagner Is leading SO far for
first pen honors. Glen is a poultry
enthusiast OF the first water.
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took first premium Her pen OF Siiv-
er laced wyand,,ttcs received first
premium and so did the cockerel.
puIlet and hen. A hen and a puliet Of
this breed got second premiums
Vim. Lofts Rose Comb Buff Leg
horns took three first and a second
and third. A Rose Comb White Leg
horn Cockercl and also a puliet took
first premiums.
Mr. W. c. James C. 5. Bantams
took first premiums for cock. hen and
puliet.
Mr. W. II. Bland has many entries
in the show. Notable among them are
his Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds
which took first premiums for the
ren. cock and pullet. A hen and cock
erel also took firsts. These birds
have also taken many premiums at
other shows where they have been
exhibited.
Frank McFarianc's White wyan-
dottes took first for pen. hen and eock
and one hen took second premium
Frank dabbies In poultry for his own
amusement and 1, naturally pleased
at the showing his birds made.
II. a. Woodland. Al Baxter. II. NJ
Andrews. II. J. Craig. W. W. Hushber'
and 4. II. Ross. also took look al
the hirds.
Among the Interested visitors to ths
show this morning were: 9. n. Bailey
J. H. Hsrsispa. @. N. Rice. q. y. etu-
ert a. 3. Taylor. Charles Campbell
MIchaea LAsah ana ,. ". wlitnAa
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pRF FMIllm c''iisi' i'Sssfss:'' Sfss
WINNERS
AT POULTRY
EXHIBIT

A complete and verified list OF the
premium winners at The Fremont
County Poultry show Is given In this
issue. Mr.. Potter. the judge. CON-
pleted the Judging OF the birds Thurs
day afternoon and the premiums were
Immediately awarded.
Mr.. j. T. Norton was declared TO
have the best and the largest exhibit
II the show. This dintinction was
awarded in the matter Of points rs
decided by the Judge. Mr. w. II.
Bland had the highest scoring male
bird. q Rose Comb lRhode Island
RED cockereI. Mr.. " W. Beardsley Ia
The possessor OF the highest scoring
fausaie bird. a 8. c. Buff I-eghorn
raiiet. Mr.. Bisnd's pen OF r. c. r. I.
Reds received the highest score
rhess men are all raisers Of ious
experieuce and have had the advsn-
taee OF many shows. Their birds
hav. been shown all over the coun-
try and Il. vas In attending these
shows that they became conversani
With the winning points OF the varie-
~ o< chickens whoch they raise This
fact was more or less a handicap 10
local exhibitors who made their first
entries in this local show. Another
year Will make difference Secsuse
bs then these people who did not ~ia
this time because Of weak points will
srenEthen their breed and breed
for higher scoring birds-
nrs- q. W.. c@ppis po~se<sed the
NluA>< scoring f<n.ss ssrd. s,nsis
conb white L~xhern puiist. accord
inx 10 the score card This puiic'
scored esis points. Bu, in judgins
for Sweepstakes white bird Is hand
icappcd two points because OF the
color. IL n easier 10 bring white
hsrs TO color than n Is black one.
bun or = partl-colored bird For THIS
reason a white bird IL handicsppei
points. a black chicken ~ points
aud buff bird ] point Mr.. Boards
ley. single Comb Leghorn scored y
poin,s on the judges score. but was
haadicappcd one point because Of
color. therefore winning the highest
score for n female bird by 4 point
Glen waKner lost the high score fof
n pen to Mr.. Bland by n IL OF
po.at by much the same ruling
Last night Judge Potter gave YER,
Instructive talk on poultry at the
show rooms at which quite a crowd
was present
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silver faced wandotts-Ms. cora


s'aen. cockerel. j pen
J. Norton-I. and cock,
hen. / and puliet, 2 pen.
John chetelat-1 cockerel.
r. c. r. 7. Reds-w. II. Bland
cock. ! hen. and 2 cockerel. pull
let. pen.
o. NJ wilson, and hen. and ,
puIIet. pen.
5. c. White White Leghorns-Gien
wagoner-l cock. hen. puIlet. !
pen.
NJ c. caines-l cockereI. : pallet,
: pen
Mrs. G. W. cappIs-l puliet.
J. t. Norton and cock. hen.
cockerei. , pen
Andrews Bros hen.
A. r. Mills cockcrel.
s. c. Buff Leghorns-M. W. Boards
lei and ? hen. eoekerei. /. 2 and
puilet. / pen
s. C. Brown Leghorns-J. T. Nor
toni cock. hen-
R. C. white Lesh0rns- VIM. Lott
cockerei. puiaet.
r. C. Buff Leghorns-wm. Lott
1 oockerei. !. : and . puiiet. PEN
s. c. Black Minorcas-Mccuilough
q Palmer-i and hen. cockerci.
pulies- I pen.
II. NJ. KeIIexg-l cock. hen. 1 and
{, puiiet. 2 pen
White orpington-w. H. Bland
cock. oookerei. paiiet. pen
W. T. Hohart-l. and hea. :
pen.
Mrs John Roeers-s coeksrel. !
and } pallet
Dr. booth cockerci.
Mrs. n. +. snow-5 pen.
Buff orpinEton-Mrs. y. Bachelor
4 cock. j hen
". l. ss<v&r.--i coch>r<l. and,
49, .. .........
u. c. rsihemus--s coeksrci
Hack Lanxshanr-H. l. whitiocl
- and Puilct.
Aneonas--I>eonArd stesaIi-I. and
hen. oookerci.
Blue AndaIasian-Mrs ,. W. Burk.
hart-i cock. and hen. pslIes
pen.
siciiisn Buttercups-Iohn Weed
eockercl. ! hen. and pnIIes.
pen.
Silver Dnok~inE and Red Piis
Games Henry Allison all firsts.
Golden seabright Ban,ams-w. c
James, cock. hen. pnllet
Mrs. Cora Richardson--2 and
hen. eockerei. pen.
Bronze Tarkcys-ist pair-Mrs
Cora Richardson.
md pair-H. !. whitiock.
ard pair-w. W. Wallace.
Ducks-ist pairMrs. Cora Richard
son-whiie Indian Runner.
snd pair-E. C. wnliams-Pen In.
dian Runner.
srd-Mrs. F. Batcheior-Pcn Indian
Runner.
Rabblts--lst pair-F. J. stiers.
End pair-waido Hand.
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Notes Of The show

Mr.. w. y. Hobart. an extensive and
enthusiastic breeder Of the Keller
strass and Cook ssrains OF 8. c. White
orpington's took first second and
third on hens. He also was awarded
second premium for his pen. This
morning he received beautiful cock
erei from the Cook poultry people
H. the east II Ia high scorer, but
came too late to be entered in the
show.
DIR. Booth took second on colored
with his $. c. White orpinston. DIR.
Booth II large breeder OF White
orpington's. bu. did not enter many
In the show. ....
Mrs. }. w. Rogers took first and
third premiums for pulless ON her s.
|C. White orplnston. She also took
third for Tho cock Of this breed.
Mrs. II. N. Keliog IL the owner Of
sam Hosfmsns Black Niaoscas 1t The
pouitry show. Nh. pCsllos bought
the blrds fren l1r. Hoffnsn several
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Mrs.. Cutter operatea upe.

Mrs. Y. p. Cutler was opefased up:
on Tuesday at 0rsves' hospital. She
Is recovering very nsssly from the or
dual.
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ROBERTSON is COMING TO
CANON WITH TRAvELOCUES

F. r. Robertson. the popular Trav-
eiogue man is coming to Canon City.
His dates are February card 10
2sth. at the Methodist church.
He has an entirely new program. all
brought up to date. Since Mr.. Rober-
son was in Canon City last spring he
has been in England. Norway. Rus
sia and Panama.
Mr.. Robertson Is spending most Of
his working season in the big cities.
This winter he has been in Buffalo.
Cleveland. Omaha. Lincoln and Dem
yer. In Denver Mr. Robertson has for
several weeks been filling a most sue
cessfnl engagement Thousands have
been turned away from the door every
night
Mr.. Robertson has only a few en-
gagersents in Colorado. These In
elude Denver. Greeley. Boulder. Cam
en- City and Grand junction.
Canon cisy.s the smallest town Nj.
Robertson will 20 to this year and he
will get less money for his WORK here
than at any other point on his route
You have the opportunity Of hearing
Mr.. Robertson this season In Canon
CITY merely because he passes through
here going west and because he has
Ifriends here whom he likes to visit
with.
From Canon City Mr. Robertson goes
20 Grand Junction. Salt Lake City. Los
Angeles. san Diego and San Francisco.
In other cities he appears in the
isrEes, auditorium and under the aus
rices OF the leading newspapers
Mr.. Robertson has gathered about
him quite sroup@- while IL appears
- ~ <.ssal sss>rxy shsf h> 49,
the whole thing. like any ordinary
lecturer docs. and In n measure he Is
the whole thing. yet he has 10 carry
with him quite a number OF assis-
sants.
In the Robertson party will be Mr.,
and Mrs. Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chase (Mr. Chase Is the expert who
has operated Mr.. Robcrson's machine
for 50 many years. a ticket seller. two
door men and a publicity man.
Mr.. Robertson stops are usually for
from two to six weeks in a city and
he says he has found 1t most satisfac-
tory to take his people with him as
they grow to be experts In handling
hig crowds and do II better than peo-
months ago and conditioned them for
the show. As n result she won sew
erai firsts and one or two seconds
Her birds are beautiful and show ex.
csilent care and conditioning. Mrs
kellogg is an enthusiastic poultry
raiser.
Mr.. J. r. Norton. president OF ths
Iassociation had some birds entered
that pulled down first moeny. His
single comb Rhode Island Reds won
several prizes among which the cock
took fret as also did a pulict. A hen
and a cock Single Comb brown Leg
horns belonging to Mr.. Norton aise
took first premiums.
i Mr.. VI. W. Beardsiey has a pen oi
single Comb Buff LeEhorns that are
!, attracting a great deal OF attention
The birds took several firsts at this
! show and judging FROM the twenty OF
thirty premiums displayed about tn,
!, coop they also have done as well U
not better ut some OF the biggest
shows In the country. They have beer
shown at some shows In competition
!, with the best birds OF this breed In
the country and have come away with
first premiums. Mr.. fseardsiey IS
proud Of his pen and well he might
DC.
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Mr. Glsasss 70 Ms.tress

Mr. W. =. Gleason vent to Montrsse
saturday for = few days business
srie
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pie he would find in the different ci-
ties.
Mr. Roberson carries with him 1s.-
900 pound Of baggage. so much equip
ment and many different sets of lee
ture slide has he. 1t requires a spe-
ciai baggage car to transport all Of
his stuff And it costs something too.
II costs on an average of just about
n dollar q mile to get the Robertson
PARTY and the special baggage car
from place to place. II will cost
about $50 to come from Denver to
Canon City
The dates in Canon City will be
February % to 2s. five nights and five
afternoons. The chances are you will
want to hear every one OF these num-
bers. Nothing In all the lecture lists
or amusrweEt program in all Ameri-
ca is so entertaining. interesting. ed
urafionsl and altogether enjoyable as
the R.berson TraveIogues. md they
are better than ever this year.
Canon City gets the pick Of the list
Of Travelosus-ten Of the best out Of
more than forty traveiogues- The
program here will probably be:
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Afternoons.

Hcdnt Gay -s---------------s-- = way
Frids ..-.-<- CHA and Japan
SATURDAY ---..--.----.-.--
Freach Palaces and German Castles
These subjects are practically all
new. China and Japan may have been
gwen in Canon. but they are always
inters ting. Norway has been here
but Norxay Is Mr.. Roberson's hobby
He aifayz has something new about
No,wnF. Nr. Robertson has a summer
home n Norway aud whenever he can
get two OF three weeks off he hikes
ever to Norway for a little rest.
We have overlooked one thing in this
s,ory-that is to tell wha, a ROber-
son TraveioEue Is But what's the
everybody in Canon CITY knows