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UNA LAMPARA De ACEITE PRO
VOCA UN INCENDIO.

La explosion de una !ampara de
7etroleo en- Ia casa De D. Sanchez,
- de la Gale Rid. en los !mites
Dc n ciudad. en- a parte Este, fue
csusa Ge que Sc incendiara dicha ca
q. 4 las S:l5 de Ia noche de! mir
ees. Los vecinos acudieron en- au-
xiio de los h~ahitantes &c IA ciVada
@ssa c hicieron ~csfuerzos para SOTO
-.r las llamas, hasta en- tanro lleg&-
on ,os bomoeros. los cUales e%rin-
cuieron e. fuego v~2litndoSe de subs
-@-ciaS guinicas-
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IL NbISS4 -AGtANA
dico Y dentisla. Sc Ia metido en- I'm
5erengenal por su estupenda indis-
erection c ingenuidad maraVillosa, al
confiar los eecretos de su corazon al
Drimero cue acerca de ellos le habl6.
Mrs. Buxhaum, aprovech&ndose de
esa ligereza, 4 Ia cue ella no da tai
nombre. pues Ia atribuye a Ia habi-
lidad de IN detective. da por SECURE
cue Ia Gcm&nda de separation pre-
sentuda por ella e. martes ante e! ST.
premo Tribunal de New York, en- la
aue exige que 81 marido ie pague
5000 al mes para alimentos, ropas Y
excursiones, Y siete mil quinientos do
lares para los honorarios de su abo-
caGo. esta colocada Sobre rieles acct
tados.
e plcito es, sencillamentc, de los
tantos CUE son c~oasecuencia natural
de las tcmpestades demtsticas. Pero
hay en- Il ur ~persoHaje notable. Tn
detective, que es algo asi como e.
, Sherlock Holmes matrimonial. Ee
. llanta Neil Mcclellan Y cs, sin dispu-
Ia. IN nrodigio. un verGadero a~rtista.
Ia sonora sc llama Emma. Is di-
ficil-Dor 10 menos 10 es para mi,
Il no he conocido una muicr de
/ csc nombrc que no haya merecido mi
/ rcspetuosa admiration De amante de
10 bello-recorciliarSe con Ia idea de
cue. 4 Desar de llamarse ella Emma,
tenga IN tirc como e. que, confiden-
cialmente. lie dijo 81 marido quo te-
MIA al Sherlock Holmes del amor.
Pero. acertindo.o. por muy duro
c invcroSimi; que pareZca, en- obsc-
quio al buen orden dc Ia narration.
debo decir. es mi deber decir. que
I Emma no Sc ofcndi6 por Ia descri2-
ci6n Que de su persona hizo cl ne
dico ' dcntiSta al detective. Lo Cue
la Modesto y resuls5 Ia gotta que hi
20 rcbosar X hieI de su coraz6n. no
fua el hecho de cue agutl Ia !ievase
4 Saratoga Y Ia obligase Il vivir en- eI
r,ismo cuarto donGe estaba alojada
/ Miss Floral May Clover. IA pizpireta
s~pcretaria suva. que es-no 81 como
/ lerirlo-Ia supIente de Mrs. Bu~-
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cuales no os doy siquiera sonora cuen
ia. porque cast son ~innecc5arios esas
detalles. para formar cabal idea del
qpasionamiento del doctor por su Sc
c~retaria. al cue esta correspondia efu-
sivameEtc
y relata el dectish~GiuetaoinRuf-e
Y relata 81 detective que HI no.
che lluvi9sa. Il madre de Miss Clio
yer trat6 de entrar en- e! cuarto de
asta. pero nc pudo hacerlo en- algu-
nos uingtos. 2or 10 que cuando con-
siguio Denctrar en- la habitaci6n lie
do una sorimpa a 81 hija tar extra
ordinaria CSC los gritos de Ia mucha-
cha Sc oiar en- TODD ell hotel. que
dando en- 81 cara las marcas del cas-
tigo.
Realmerte. es admirable Ia labor
realizada 20. Mcclellan. Pocas veces
IN detective matrimonial ha logra-
do txito tar complete. Los caballe-
ros que Sc uedican a este oficio son,
Embellishments. una notable especie de
hombres, nc solo por su sagacidad,
sino Dcr su impasibilidad. Solo e.
Hos serian capaces de tomar notas
cuando los = cerazcan del seXto sen
lido cue parccen poser ellos, ell que
les permite refrenar los tiranicos ms
tin-os que residen en- todos los hom-
brcs, Y De sscuchar, Y de atisbar, en-
ocasiones or que un pintor, un al
banii. un 5arquerO, querrian romDer
pucrtas Y saltar BALCONIES. porque al
clevarse dentro de ellos el irrefrena-
bic impulse del instinto animal desa-
parece toda noci6n ~reflexiva. Cervan-
ties no nubicr& considerable q estos de-
tectives ciudaGanos TITLES en- toda re-
nublica bien organiZada, pues su d.
s~olvente e icfructuosa labor no puL-
de ser favorable n desarrollo de la
raZa humana.
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Tanto los presses de Ia clrcel dc
San Antonio como los rccluidos en- c.
Uros a%silos. tendrln tambitn sus CO.
midas especiales e. dia de hoy. AL
efecto, las dependencies de las CO.
cinas de estos estabIecimientos han
recibido una abundante provision de
pavos, por lC que Sc espera que "a
fiesta resulte verdaderamente agrada-
bic para todos.
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A. CAAPLTOLIO
SHERLOCK HOLMES DE ALCOBA

cue ella lGual, 10 MlSNlO, eAdCla-
mente. que Sc le dice I II cocine-
"a vieja, para despedirla.
Emma Sc mordi6 los labics Y no
respondi6 a aquel terrible i~nsulto, 81
no que, deiardo correr hacia adentro
las lIamas de 81 c6lera, disimul0 con
una sonrisa estGpida el estado de su
espiri,u, Y en- cuanto pudo salio d
buscar ! ur detective particular a
fin dc que ie consiguiera los datos
n~ecesarios nara entablar el pleito de
divorcio. Y para fundamentar una
reclamation &c dinero. Ash eAcon-
tr6 al murayilioso Sherlock Holmes,
cuyas proeZa: haEme movido a dedi-
car los apuntes de hoy 4 estas triste-
zas del amor glacial.
Salij el sabueso tras de la pista
que Sc lie habia indicado Y sc do tan
bueaa mana. iue tan osado. que en-
Ia persecution del doctor. consiguio
haccrse 81 amigo, su intimo. Para
clio le bast6 sentarse junto 4 e., en-
uu yiaje a los Adirondacks. Supo
inspirar!c tanta confianza que c! buen
senior ie abriG 81 coraZon. Nadie
debe pomer en- duda Ia historic del
detective; cuando TN hombre desputs
de ha0er cumpIido 10 que Sc estima
como II cadeaa perpetua del matri-
monio, que son los - amos de union,
: forzosameate M de tener las ba-
terias PARTICIPATES fuera de combate,
quedardole solo TITLES las s~ecundariaS,
que son las de Ia conversation, Ia
cNperiencia ; Ia 6ondad, Jlene secre-
tarias Y anda de picos pardos, es que
ha entrado Ge nuevo en- Ia d]eliciosa
edad infantil. De la ingenuidad. en-
IN one IN lergua. dcsatada, no ODE
dec = ringun freno.
Neil Mcclellan recucrda de una
r7ancra D~erGecta las frascs del doc
tor en- aaucllos minutes confidencia-
les. Despu1s de largo tempo dc con-
v~ers2ci6u insustancial. el detective
+ fgt atraverGoic embellishments al tc-
reno d0nde necesitaba colocarla. Y
cuando 10 consiguio. escucno estas
p~ortcnrosas manifcstacIones:
listed es iovcn Y no nuede dar-
Sc cucnta de la calamidaG que repre-
sen;a para un hombre tener una mis-
ma mIicr durante mas de I'm cuarto
de siglo, ' que "a mujcr pierda pri-
nero suS formas Y lucgo Sc ponga
complctamente obesa: que primcro u
! Sc gafas clcmantes que Ie hacen al
guna @racia. hasta que g~radualmen-
te en- el transcurso dc los amos, ne
costa espejHelos como 81 fuera I'm
b~oticario obl'gado 4 Ieer recetas' y
cue !Ieguc IN momento, al empreh-
der VI viajc por ferrocarril. en- e.
que eI conductor lc miEe atentamen-
te "a recoger los boietines. como 81
quiziera decirle y nj Sc atreyiera, que
dcb!a pagan eyceso de eQuipaje por
Ia sonora. No, senior; tales ~situac!o-
mes llegan I hacerse insoportablcS y
Sc impone Ia necesidad del divorcio.
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INFORMACION LOCAL

nero 1915 de Ia Gale Olive al Nor
e. Ia noche anterior, Y que Sc ha-
biaa uevado algunas docenas de pie
: de ropa que esJaba tendida en- el
patio para Secarse.
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II. BOOK G&c, Preparedness; SIS.
\. ?. Rivas, ". Houston St, lot
i. block I6G. reparaciones; SO.
c. T. Teuckham, SoleGad ST., lot
A-l2. block 106. reparaciones; $500.
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;Esta listed debil? NADIA mejor que
la afamada cerveza "Royal Pilsner."
Pidala siempre de su cantinero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
(Adv.)
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nESII ~N9UW 81 paraderu de Ia sra. Mar
gaTlIl UrrlE Gr BarLI, qul"n :" ~cnrunirIba
ru imugIls. triL., Il aiu de- isii i Ia per-
soma que inform" con "Nlr!iIud. r"rIhirL
ana ~t!>-rIpr.rn de- - lliENSh. niTIItT los
nfurIur-. i "a. Naulir -. Gr Garcia. Bis
nee. hrIL. lil-3bf
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SNXIE.

Vinicio Sc paseaba con Ligia p0r
Il jariin ' lie eXplicaba con pala-
bras entrecortadas, pero hiias del
cOraz6n. 10 Que habia hablado con
los Ap6stoleS. Deciale que desde
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NACiMiENTOS

En- el No. S15 de Ia Gale Sur Bra
EOS. naci0 I'm nino del matrjmonio
Ramon NORM.
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En- la Asoc:ac:on dc Jcvenes
Cris.ianos.

Esta association da"l IN almuer-
20 = las 1870 de II naEana, en- cl edi-
ficio de Ia nisma, ofreci&ndcse tam
bitn una comida especial para csc
dja, entire las y Y Ia / Y media. que
tendra Iugar en- II cafeteria central.
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PESGtiS!S-

81 DESEA tcncr infOriHas del nIiIO GuSiavo
Quiutanl. dc : GhO> q" r!Iu. hIIu q" Ia Sc
fora El1dia Sanchez. Tca"mC> .HrrrIncS de
que dlcIa scnura rue a~r>laada agui IN
san Antonio q IN ~ jurisdiction. Z mrj!ia-
dos del mes dt N0yl"!lbr" de 1911. ,9:t!-
Qul"r .nrorm" -rh"" o.! rarfjrIlar. ~'r@ al
i2IGcnte cStInadO. dIrigIGnic.a I Ia pr"g>a,
o.. uu.uruSa -, San Antonio. (ii-i6f
DESEU Slicr IT, mi cSpOsp. Primitive GuL-
man. habirndu iruILu lIlimaS mOilciaS de
CanIE"a. Oh JilO TaSaGU. Agradercr. 4 Ia
persona que sc raL"n Re cl. Eduard. !.
de GuLIGGH. sonora. ArIL. tI2-lJt
D..-..D >.h"r 81 i,arIdclU q" IL >Ia. JCNita
HrrnanGrZ. qui"n VI ac"mpdiada d" Tres
hliItn> >'ynS. iS'am en- mi rudrr IHu~ niue
E!rs que i:r EI.aIn I'll rSPuSu ) Qu" drS"a-
= Francisco Garr!a. - - i'a>u 81. EsT.
4" I. iaso : C"ulal SIS, san Antunio. T.
VAS. (it-2J)
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Fl drpariamrnto DE Agricultural
lo los E.>IaHoS unidos. traIa ie IA
brirar papaI de- zaratGn. pIanIa Que
rrcrc en- una iran porridn i" ic-
rritorio. r~omprendida drsdc Cali
fornia Y Texas. hacia 81 Sur dr loS
Andes ar@anIinos. Los cXQcrimcnt"a
r~frrtuadns "n 81 iaboraiorio de-
murStran que 81 vacation purGe IA
riimrnte c~onvnrtir>e IN paprl. ira
!andolo per Ia soda. a mnnor co>to
Iu" 81 que -. urrrsi'aria para f2-
brirarIo ir "a mai""a del alamo.
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AVISOS DE OCASION

81 listed n puedc venIr 4 Ia of!cina, ha-
bic pOc telefonO, Travis o SueyO NJ ?fit,
y TN aeente De Ia casa paSara 4 recogcr
SuS anunciUS.
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PROFESSIONALS
DR.. SALOME CARA ALnAPE de Ia FaCultad
de Mexico; autOrizadO en- ri Estado de Te-
Ias; eSpeCialiSta en- Intermediates genitn-
urinaTtas y Ctruiia en- general. Residential,
Avenue D 1884. ~GclctoEc Travis 1891. OH
Gina. Frost Building, TelGfonos, Nucvo ~:
V!ejO, Travis 3Gff.
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s0NEHERERIA ..sWEETsEH,

S0NEt;EItEIslA "SWEETSE!I.'
~LimpIamCs y planchamOs lUda CiaSe lie
SOmbrcrUS. PrcCiOS In0d!cUs. .ihorrr EIts
de IL mit2i en- IN "Stet>On.' los ~iiclIrOs
iG cslus >unDrerOS los rcrib!mOS dircCia-
Glcnle &c L. ;abF!CG. 42G W. Houston 81.
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NJ

O]btuvieron ~licencia para contraer
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FL arc pasado, 81 d"partam"nio
IT, poliril he Nu"va York presto 81
#yuia a tot rs prrSonaS rnfcImaS
lrSionaIaS. SaIvanIo IL. ser aiIo-
-a,iaS a 0traS 1873.
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or Posselcs para ChristmasaC
k,5 y AEoIuevo por....... ~
VENTURA SUPPLY COMPANY.
rs Card Alley, San Francisco, Cal.
I5-i6I
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81 81 ~ PUEBLO no hGy sEeu.e - Ia
GIiES5A ded.GucSe uSted q veuGc.ia Ia
p%Toducir& mGgnitlCa utilldac. Esc.ihanOG
J le darcmos uCes.TaS condolences pSrs
los agenIas.
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RESTAURANT CuNcpHDIA-Casa &c ;CHpe-
daJc. - dan as.Sirn"Ias pUr >"mIUI . nor
ines. 80 r"H;an CiIrIUS dIHucblad0s Dor
Cm2na q pUr m"~. i'TcrIus raZGuilirS.
TOma>a Nda. de NIzTucZ. Prop. Tel. Nuc-
70 3lIU. III :. Laredo 81. san Antonio,
Texas.
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NPHENDk lNGi.E~. Professor comprtrnic.
Il. Wood. Box ~. san .iHtuAIU. grAaS.
DE-.
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MECTACl!u> Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. una
miQutaI Il" ">CrIll" - Un rU!nJ GRATIS
TdimlIrn riru- prrmID~. i>rrlbanu>. i:uT-
der Novelty iIcrj>r. Box b. Ea"Ir Pas, To-
NaS. ii-!r.
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F. W~ESTPFAL & CO.
56 Warren s.. - New York, n. Y.
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0iFEHS3-

1915 On Ia Liberia de LuZano: IUC I'll elcm-
PLAN cnvIldo pOr cUrTcO j cualquicr parie
de los E:stadJS unid0S.
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81 NECE>ITA ENn%ESS para que ll"yc >ls
prtaca.. i Ia E~.arIon I" IT, ralHJie ~Ur inli'-
bloS. tablet" i HosaicS. Tel. Travis iiai.
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SUL.ICITjDES

Sc NECESTThT M~IEEROS-Mins de 5 pies
dc carbon, bEcn tratajo, nina SEGA. cs5ss
confortables, Duena aqua Y eScuela pJlbilca.
No pagamos t~rlnspCTte. TrabaIo SECURE.
T0mcn eI rcrrOcaTrii Missouri, Kansas 4
Texas. Independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ian, Texas.
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NECESITO Il" - 4 80 hGmhres para tTdbaIo
de drS"nraiz. D~irii4n,c 4 Il. CARA. Ken
needy. TcE. il-3l'
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0UEEKE listed GANAf;$E " EUEN SUEL-
Hu MENSrALMENTE! Mau,Ic ~" para
lnucS;ras = !GslrgC"I0ncs 4 GNtGlt'S IA
LONlTE ca. ~0liri;aEl"S a"cn'rs uaTl IA
venia dc este ~a"!icUlo. iij ;. FRO 81. san
Antonio, Tex. iS-J)
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
DISINFECTIOS OF
DITCH WATER FOR
DRINKING PURPOSES

Wherever ditch water is used for
drinking purposes its use is always
attended with more or less danger
from typhoid fever and dysentary.
This risk can be considerably reduced
by treating the water with hypochlor-
lite of lime or bleaching powder, which
cnn be purchased in one-pound sealed
packages from any drug store for
about 25 cents per pound. Water in
cisterns may be treated as follows:
For 5000 gallons place one ounce of
the bleaching powder (so-called "chlor-
ide of lime")' in q vessel containing
approximately two gallons Of water;
allow 1t to stand for five minutes SO
that the insoluble part Of the lime will
settle to the bottom; pour the solution
into the cistern containing ditch water
and by means Of a long paddle stir
vigorously SO as to mix the hypo-
chlorite Of lime thoroughly with the
water. After thirty minutes the wa
ter may be used.-Whlter G. Sackett,
bacteriologist. Colorado ,Expenment
Station. Fort Collins. Colo.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
INTEREST IN MISSIONARY
MOVEMENT HATIOM-W WIDE

The layman's missionary campaign
is now on in full blast. The churches
of North America are proving them
selves equal to the opportunity that
is before them and are putting forth
every effort that the last man in the
last church shall be influenced by the
nationwide movement.
A wire was received Saturday from
Chicago by Mr. Fisher, the secretary
for the convention to be held in this
city October 24-27, stating that the
Chicago convention opened the four
teenth with about 5000 registrations.
The same message brought the news
that registrations for the convention
in Buffalo, which will open next Sat
urday, had reached nearly 5000.
Pueblo should have at least 1000 to
1900. II the readers have been watch
ing the progress of the local conven-
tion they cannot but have realized
that Pueblo is to hear the greatest
array of speakers ever placed on a
local platform. There are more than
twenty men coming from that many
different parts of the world. who will
be heard in this city from the oath to
the 9th OF this month. The addresses
will be filled with burning messages
and are sure to give to the church
men Of Pueblo new vision OF serv
ice both at home and abroad.
1. has just been made public that
because of the continued pressure Of
requests from the women's societies
of this section there will be received
a limited number of registrations from
the women of Pueblo and southern
Colorado.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
.FRUITLARDS WATER co.
WANTS new CONTRACT

LII. Harding. representing the
stockholders of the Fruitlands Ditch
company. appeared before the city
council at its regular session last
Monday night and asked that a COM
mittee be appointed from its members
to confer with like committee from
the ditch company with view of
reaching some common basis upon
which application might be made to
the city by the ditch company for a
new contract for water. The ditch
company is planning to bring a con-
siderable area of dry land north of
town under irrigation and desires a
new contract for water which will
more adequately meet the enlarged
demands upon 1t than the one now in
existence. The mayor appointed AL.
dermen R. ]. Craig, John Hamilton
and w. G. Huntoon to represent the
city at the proposedconference.
The matter of erecting a sign des-
ig mating the city hall was discussed
an on motion -was -referred. to the
city hall committee with power to
act.
The following resolution to create
sinking fund for the purpose Of re-
firing water bonds was introduced
and unanimously adopted:
"Be it resolved that the city clerk
is hereby empowered and directed to
take the sum of $3,250. being the
equivalent of $1,000 first payment and
s2.25o rent paid on the Cottonwood
ranches by W. H. Smith under his
lease and option contract with the
city, from the water fund and place
The same to the credit of fund to be
know. as "a sinking fund for water
bonds and said city clerk shall also
place all other money hereafter re-
ceived on account OF said contract
to the credit of said fund. which shall
be allowed to accumulate with view
of applying same on bonds issued
einder ordinance No. IL, series 1908,
when said bonds mature for pay
ment."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
M'KINLEY RECEIVES
AWARD OF MERIT FOR
WINDOW DISPLAY

Mr.. J. W. Mckinley just recently
received an Award Of Merit" diploma
from the Rice Leaders OF the World
Association for high efficiency In
window display. The Rice Leaders
Of the World is made up of various
manufacturers and wholesalers who
have risen to high standard by rea.
son Of honor. quality. strength and
service in their various lines. Mr.. Nc.
Kinley made some excellent dis
plays OF Hunt Brothers canned goods
and the products Of the Towle Maple
Products company. both firms being
members OF the Rice Leaders.
The award was given for marked
ability and accomplishment in win
dow dressing. This week Mckinley
has a coffee window that is out OF the
ordinary. This is National Coffee
week fostered by the National Coffee
Roasters Assosciation and Mr.. Nc.
Kinley has evolved a splendid idea
in window dressing with the help OF
his clerks.
The Mckinley store has recently
been cleaned and painted both inside
and out and presents spick and span
appearance.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
CANON PEOPLE OWN
BIG DEPOSIT Of ALUNITE

The publication in The Daily Rec
ord of Tuesday under a Denver date
line that steps were about to be taken
by manufacturers to utilize the de-
posits of alunite in this state for the
making of potash has brought out the
fact that one of the largest bodies of
that ore known to exist in Colorado
is owned by Canon City people.
On account of the European war
the supply of potash from Germany.
the worlds greatest lproducerI has
been cut from the United States and
price has advanced to something like
5000 ton. There is no lack of the
material in this county from which
to make potash, but thus far maunfac-
turers have done little to develop it.
The Providence Mining & Milling
company, of which Chaplain ]. G.
Blake is president, Gene Crawford sec
retary-treasurer and Ben W. Rea, DR..
C. n. Graves and Harry Faucet -
county, seven miles from Westcliffe, a
deposit Of alunite' estimated at anil
Don tons: A tunnel ninety feet in
b,ugth has been run Through 1t and
for the entire distance a high grade
Of the mineral is shown. About a
year ago ther Providence Mining and
Milling company turned the operation
Of its property over to q number of
Denver gentlemen under a. bond and
lease who are said to be about ready
to begin its exploitation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
FRIENps IN COUNCIL.

The Friends in Council held its reg
ular weekly meeting at Pythian hall
Friday, Mrs. Coulter presiding.
The secretary read the report of
the previous meeting.
1t was voted to invite the state
president. to be present at the State
Federation day, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Schweigert was chairman for
the afternoon.
Miss Beulah Emmerson rendered
two piano solos.
Miss Smith rendered vocal sole
l and responded to an encore.
Mrs. Park accompanied her.
Mrs. Schweigert presented an in
teresting talk on the Incas. early in
habitants of South America. and mar
rated some Of their myths.
Mrs. Wilkinson gave q weh-pre'
pared paper on the Empire"
Mrs. Mahood gave a well-writter
paper on the Religion"
The Incas were the first residents
of South America given in history ant
is preliminary to the study of the
country, and promises to be very in
teresting.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
PROBLEMS ABOUT WAR
FOR ARITHMETICIAHS

Miss Anna Garwood, county superin-
tendent of schools. is in receipt Of
little booklet prepared by David
Eugene Smith. PHI. d., l.. l.. D.. Of the
Carnegie endowment for international
peace. containing problems about war
for classes in arithmetic in the pub
lie schools. The purpose OF the pam
phlet is to lay before young people
in the elementary schools of the
county. at the most impressionable
age. some OF the facts regarding the
price that is paid for the militant
activities of nations and the wasteful-
ness of war. The questions are SO
framed as to emphasize that point at
various stages in the study of arith-
metic. and to do II in such a way as
to give the pupil not only valuable
work in computation. but some facts
that will influence his, later thoughts
and actions on the question OF war.
The problems are not controversial
in any degree; they have nothing to
do with the merits Of the present war
in Europe. or any past war; they: do
not enter into the question OF national
defense. of pensions. or OF adequate
equipment Of our army and navy;
their sole purpose is to cause the pu-
pills to think Of their responsibility
in assisting to create a world wide
sentiment in favor Of a wiser use OF
money than in national armaments.
The author OF the booklet admits
the reasonableness Of adequate pre-
paration for the national defense. but
expresses the opinion that study Of
the problems he presents will bring
the next generation OF Americans to
weigh more carefully the question OF
the proper use OF money needed for
military purposes and TO- consider
whether mankind is not by this time
old enough to settle its disputes BY
a resort to arbitration instead Of by
brrte force.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-21
ODD FELLOWS FORM
VETERAN SOCIETY

Colorado Springs, Oct. 20.-The Colo
RADIO Odd Fellows Veteran association
was formed here Monday night at the
state grand lodge encampment of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows by
those who have been members of the
order for 25 years. ]. NJ. Bolton Of
Colorado Springs, was elected tenn
porary president.
A reception was given Monday
night by the Rebekah lodges in honor
Of Frank C. Goudy Of Denver. deputy
grand sire Of the lodge.
Tuesday was featured by parade
and drill team competition. There
are 1900 delegates registered for the
encampment,