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of equalization the right to value ev-
cry dollars worth OF property in the
state for assessment PURPOSES. The
state board OF equalization viii be
composed Of the governor. the sec
rotary. the state treasurer. the state
auditor and the attorney general
In times past the state board OF
equalization has only had the rieht
to value intercounty property and
during the last year. It has had the
right 10 value public utilities. The
assessors valued the reminder Of the
property. Under the present amend
ment the assessors become merely ad-
visers to the board. or in a wsy.
clerks of the board. The assessors
list the property upon it and the
board follows that recommendation
or not. just as It deems best. The
state tax commission viii be retained
in practically the same position Il
now hoids-that OF advising the board
what valuation TO place against III
property In times past II the state
board OF cpuallzation felt tha,
piece OF property was valued too
low by the assessor all the recourse
IL had was to order raise in the
valuation of all property In that coua.
ty. This was unfair to the property
that was correctly valued Under
the new order of things the state
board OF equalization. n IL desires.
can order n raise on the valuation
OF any property or any piece of
property. in ether words. Il becomes
the one vaiuing power OF the state.
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MRS. E. D. FROST
DIED MONDAY MORHIAG

Mrs. Fanny Esther Frost widow OF
the late y. D Frost. died at the fam
ily home. SIS Harrison avenue. al an
early hour this morning. after a lin.
gering Illness. Deceased came to Can.
on City from the east two or three
years aFo for the beneat OF her
health. which had been delicate for a
long time.
Her daughter. Mrs. Edna Burns. who
lives in oklahoma. had becn here
since the death Of AIR. Frost the nrsi
Of May. and cared for her during all
OF her Illness.
Deceased was communicant Of the
Episcopal church and the funeral will
De conducted by Rev. ., H. ReIning-
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1T REALLY DOES RELIEVE
RHEUMATISM.

Everybody who is afflicted with
rheumatism in any form should by
all means Eeep a bottle OF Sloan's
Liniment on hand. The minute you
feel pain Or soreness in joint or
muscle. battle Il with sioan's LinI-
ment Do not rub IT, sloan's pene-
trates aim ,st Immediately right 10
the seat of the pain. relieving the
hot. tender. swollen feeling and max.
ing the part easy and comfortable.
Get bottle OF Sloan's Linimcnt for
25 cents OF any druggist and have IT
In the house against colds. soro and
swollen joints. rheumatism. neural
sia. seiatica and like ailments. Your
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Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a . RIA
NATURALIZATION DAY
IN DISTRICT COURT

Today is naturalization day in the
Fremont cornty district court and
petitions for papers comforting Amer
lean citizenship were presented by
eleven applicants. among them being
Albino Aibertino OF Roekvale. NJ
hall zabruc,i OF Canon City, Joseph
njois OF Rockvale. yichtor Beceo of
Williamsburg. Joseph Kasek Of VIII
liamsburg. Alois schimets Of Rock
vale, Mary Jacobson of Roclvaie and
Augustus caIlas OF Portland.
W. L. Gresham Of Denver. repre.
senting Paul L. Ellerbe. chief natural.
ization examiner OF the bureau of i'm.
migration. is present and is ques-
tioning the petitioners in relation to
their htness for the duties and re-
sponsibiiitjos they are desirous OF
assuming
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WILL SOON HAVE Been
MARRItD So YEARS

Air ana Airs. r. b. Wallace Of
1925 South Fourth street, South Can
on. will attain the sixty-ninth ami
versary of their marriage on the 27th
of this month: the day after Thanks
giving NJ. Wallace is ninety-one
years Of age and his wife is eighty
six. They have lived in this COM
munity and vicinity thirty-thrce
years and are still able to keep house
but are getting too feeble to earn
their living by labor Mr.. wallace
had the misfortune to injure both
wrists several years ago and since
then has not been able to do any
work to support himself and wife
in their declining days. These most
worthy old people are in straighten-
ed financial circumstances and II any
body that reads this is disposed 80
help them ~ a donation of any kind
on the occasion of their forthcoming
wedding anniversary. the assistance
viii be keenly appreciated.
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ONE LOAD BEAVER PARK
CORN BRINGS NEARLY $40
renrose Press

fenrose Press
One day this week william lam
preoht sent 10 Canon City a load Of
shelled corn and Mr. X. johnson.
who hauled the load in, brought back
a check for over S6s.O0 to the seller.
The corn raised here when properly
shelled and prepared for market will
sell readily and there is money in
The crop. especially so when the
ground between the tree rows is
made use of in this way.
Mr.. Lamprecht has a fine crop this
yer and he says that his corn com.
pares well with that raised in the
Cora states
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GRAND JUNCTION SCHOOLS
ADOPTING GOOD RULES

That the pupils OF the Grand juno
tion high rehool so on entirely to
many parties during the school week.
that during the school year there are
too many expensive banquets and
that the local high school girls wear
too expensive graduation gowns 1T
commencement. is the conclusion
drawn from a circular issued by the
school board and sent to the parents
of local students.
The school board has gone on
record as favoring the abolition OF
the expensive banquet, the wearing
Of more simple graduation gowns
and the limiting OF parties and other
social functions to one a week. that
being on Friday evening.
The school board states that the
cigarette evil was less in the high
school last year than ever before and
while keeping up a vigorous cam.
paign to eradicate this evil. asks the
cooperation of all parents in helping
20 stamp it out.
The school board asks parents to
use their Influence to prevent their
children from joining high school
fraternities
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ARRESTED
FOR HORSE
STEALING

UndersheriI c. T. Chapman return
ed to Canon city at noon today from
walsenberg. having in charge Mr.
and Mrs. c. W. Kidwen. who were
arrested there last Saturday night for
grand larceny in response from the
authorities here. KidwelI and wife
hired a horse and buggy from c. E.
Reeves livery on West Main street
one day last week. promising to re-
turn them couple of days later. They
traded the buggy off for light wa
gon. and after loading their children
into It. drove to Pueblo. where they
sold the horse and vehicle. appropri-
ating the money obtained for their
own use.
Failing 70 return the horse and bug
gy at the time agreed upon Mir
Reeves became uneasy about them
and instituted inquiries that resulted
in locating he animal in Pueblo. Hav-
ing identified the horse as his own
lie went to Pueblo and brought It
home. From Investigations made by
the authorities here it was learned
that the Kidwells purchased a ticket
from Pueblo to Walsenberg and Sher-
in Jen Farr OF Huerfano county was
instructed to take them into custody
and hold them until an officer could
be sent from here after them. II
was ascertained that KidwelI was
working in a coal mine near walsen-
berg and he was arrested on applying
at the Denver x Rio Grande station
there last Saturday night for his bag
gage.
Kidwell is about forty years OF age
and his wife Is year or two youns-
er. They are the parents OF Eve chil.
dren. four bows and a girl. the oldest
OF which is ~ years and the young
est about II months.
They expressed the utmost solici-
tude for their children. to which they
seem greatly attached. when arrested
and wanted to have them as near as
possible during their imprisonment.
untii some other ARRANGEMENTS can be
made the children will be taken care
Of in the matron's room at the county
Jail.
The Kidwells came here about eight
or nine months ago from Chandler
and lived on Ninth street in South
Canon until their surrcptitious depar-
ture for Pueblo few days ago.
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stoo REwARp. 500.

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able 20 cure in all its stages.
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being constitutional dis.
ease. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the founda-
ton OF the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing its work. The proprietors have
so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list OF testimonials.
Address: T.. J. CHENEY & CO. To.
ledo. o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation.-ldv.
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KILLED AT
CHANDLER
MINE ON
SATURDAY


Louis William Furlon Of this city
was instantly killed in the Victor
American Fuel companys coal mine
at Chandler shortly after o'clock
iast Saturday afternoon. MIR, Furlon,
who had been employed at Chandler
for about a year, had finished his
days worl, and was coming out of
the incline when was run into by a
train OF fourteen cars going back in
to the mine 10 reload with coal.
AE Furlon being unable to see the
approaching cars was knocked down
BY them. but not run over. His
skull vas fractured and his right Lee
end left arm broken. and received, in
addition, internal injuries Of a fatal
character The body was found by
his companions few minutes after
the accident happened and taken to
the Office; later being brought to VIII
sons undertaking establishment here
TO be prepared for burial.
Deceased as born in Germany and
was aged twenty-five years and twen-
ty-four days.
He was married in May, 1911. to
Miss Evangeline Flesher. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. z. L. Flesher of 12S
Macon avenue. and leaves. besides
the sorrowing wife, little son, Law
renee Donolly. aged twenty months.
The parents of the deceased are
dead. but four brothers and two sis
tiers survive him. The oldest brother.
Jacob Furlon. lives in Oklahoma and
will be unable to attend the funeral
service. All OF the other will be
present at the obsequies. They are
Leonard and Edward Furlon OF Wal
senburg. Miss Anna Furlon OF Wal
senburg. Ernest Furion OF Canon City
and Mrs. Lee Howard Smith of Den
yer.
The funeral will take place from
the Baptist church at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning and will be conducted
by Rev c. T. Ilsley Interment VIII
be at Lakeside cemetery a large
number Of the friends OF the deceas-
ed from Chandler VIII attend the OBJ
sequies and the pail bearers will be
selected from among them.
An inquest into the causes and par.
ticuisrs OF Mr. Furlon's death will be
held under the direction Of Coroner
Davis Of Portland as soon as the state
mine inspector can reach here. which.
probably. will not be bofore wednes-
day afternoon or Thursday morning.
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try THIS roa YOUR COUGH

Thousands Of people keep coughing
because unable to set the right rem.
edy Coughs are caused by rnfiama.
tion OF Throat and bronchial Tubes.
What you need is to soothe this
inflammation. Take Or. Kings
New Discovery. II penetrates the deli.
cate mucous lining. raises the phlegm
and quickly relieves the congested
membranes. Get a SOC bottle from
your druggict. "Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery quickly and completely stop
ped my cough" writes J. r. Watts.
Fioydaie. Texas- Money back IL not
anffaGa& bs,t % No. - t-
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AMENDMENT EXPECTED
To HAVE GOOD EFFECT

Denver. Nov. Is.- The people adopt
ed the state board OF equalization
amendment a, the recent election by
large majority. Returns into this
office shows that 1t Is carried by al
icast Ave thousand 1t is very doubt
full IL the people knew just what this
amendment provides. but whether
they did or not, It is good amend.
ment and win 80 long way toward
settling many Of ths difncuis problems
thsf hays arisen = ths pest n. ~
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Are ouests of Mrs FREQ Fell
Mrs. II. A Goodridsc and daughter

Miss Eieanore. OF AiAmosa. arrived
here this afteronon for n ten days
visit as the guests OF Mrs Fred Fell
at i2s Pike avenue. Mr. Goodridge.
husband OF the former. Is superinten-
dent OF the electric light plan; at
Aiamosa. has gone east on a business
trip and Ms. Goodridse and daugh.
ter will remain here during his alb
sence from home.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETciER'S
G a 8 Q RIA

Harts Business College. Successor to
Dodds.
Over First National Bank. Open day
and night. All commercial brnnches
taught by a teacher of practical exps.
riencs. Tuition for day. 5000 per
month. Night. $500 per month. Enter
any time.
MRS. E. D. HART,
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THREE SHOT
IN FIGHT AT
BROOKSIDE

sheriff Newcomb got riot call
from Brookside about o'clock sun
day morning and a few minutes later
left by automobile in company with
Under Sheriff c. T. Chapman, c. Z.
Noeves and Night Marshal Hiram PHI
more for the scene OF trouble to quell
tho disturbance. On arrival there he
found that free-for-all fight had
taken place in "Curleys" saloon and
that during a general gun play among
the patrons of the resort Marshal
raddy Mosehetu had been shot ia the
groin by John shank while resisting
sroin BY John shank. who resisted
oadly injured from bullet wounds Ia
nic,ed by the marshal nan endeavor
to a restoration OF peace in the sa.
loon. sen OF Joe yezzetu. who WAS
outside the building. was sho; in the
hand by stray bullet. but was not
seriously hurt
AS near as can be learned here.
shank. Fatty" Mullens and some
companions were drinking at the bar
in the saloon. when the latter OBJ
served the handle of n revolver pro
trudlng from the oyercoat pocket of
shank. viii n he seized and fred n
shot in the floor. The report of the
gun was heard by Marshal Moschetti
who was at a dance nearby. and he
went to the saloon and demanded that
the revolver be given to him The
gun had been returned to shank by
Mullins after trying to shoot up tho
place and he refused TO surrender IL
when told to do so by tho officer.
Moschetti WIS Indignant and m alter
cation ensuod. during which shans
shot the officer in the groin and
iieshy part Of the leg. infiictig an ugly
looking wound. In defense OF himself
osehetti drew his weapon and nred
point blank ut Shank several times.
the arst shot passing directly through
the nose ana the second striking him
in the chest and glancing downward
along his abdomen and lodging in his
peIvis.
A number Of men at the dance then
rushed into the saloon and by a Wig
oFous use OF chairs. clubs and cud.
gels managed to restore sembIance
of order. after which the sheriff was
summoned hy telephone,
shank was rendered horse de CON.
nat by his wounds and the clubbing
he received and was in helpless con.
dition when the officers arrived. He
was brought here and taken 10 the
hospital. where his wounds we're
dressed. His Injuries we're at nrnt
thought TO be OF fatal nature. but
he rallied hapidIy with the passing Of
his drunken stupor and is reported to
be getting along nicely. considering
The seriousness OF hiE wounds. shank
is said to be an ex-convict and bears
the reputation OF being a gunman.
Moschetti's Injuries are painful. but
not necessarily dangerous. and II ~
expected that he VIII soon recover from
effects vezzetti's wound is a
flesh one. and while 1t may give him
considerable annoyance. Is expected
to heal in the course OF few weeks
Mullins was arrested by the author
tiles In Prospect Heights about four
O'Clock Sunday morning. but as his
part in the affair was not particularly
a criminal one. he was released from
custody few hours later.
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ton. rector OF Christ church. at her
late homo At 2.9o o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Che was member OF the
Daughters of Rebeisah and the adher.
ents of that order viii attend the fun.
eral.
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ocncu 2eiihmoeu iel6it I'M idmerlten
@eidiiBiener 6epunoernsmert6 ma.
rem.
SEEM Oorf, A. September.
9lngehbts Ocr ge6mlpting, OaB oie
ans Gcutidlano ii6er Sapoiae fom.
member ora6tloicn 9lnArihten an Oie
u9liiociirte &rene" 5im G6eil imebt
icien, 1T ooS 1inol Der o6eniteben.
ocu Gcrr'~,e elmer ariinOli9en Erii
fii Aaler3o0cn woroen. Gs ent6dlt
..eDrcre Syn0i5ien iuo gelpiiie Wlerf-
male Inn Cert Die mr. bon ocr o9liio.
ciirtcn &refc~ bentbt ueroen. Die
Gdtbeit 1T oo6er ais ii6cr ieoen 3wei.
icl cr6o6cn ieitgeitelt moroen. Ole
GepeIhe puroe 6elte Gornittaa 1T
Berlin ouigege6en II. lit na1 ben Dem
@erliner @itreou am Dergongenen
NHttmob 5ugeaangenen Snltrlttio.
ucn beforoert poroen
@oris mag fopitulirer
2onooL A. September. Gin
GeIeQramm olis 9ioien, 6ranfreid,
an oen Chronicle" 6elo9t, 0oB sic
&oriicr 9e66r0en cine &apitulotion
Der Stoot in Grpdgme 5ogen nm
oeren 3eritorung ourd oie Geutibcn
So Oerbiiten.
Bur llcberaabe piiroe man ieOodb
nur Damn idreten, wenn oie gIuBen.