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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-19
GARRIck


Pivotlng ABOUT the piquant vii Of
a strong -willed and purposelul wo-
man, and seasoned turnout by the
quaint naiyetc OF the provincial Eng
lish, "Hobsons Choice" product OF
The pen % Harold Brighouse. opened
i'm The Garrick theater for weeks
run. Monday night. The plot, he
dialogue The dialect and the setting
are "diffefrni' and are refreshing
in the ACT that they vary 3" much
from the conventional drama
Miss Viola Roach, he Crly re
r,aining mam5rr n The original con-
pany. strongly and cauaUiy pOrirGys
the character Maggie HobsOn, who.
thru her don 'nTting power of will
overcome ar cid curmJdSeul ~ a
father. succeed. In true lc'r yea
fashion IN securing husband tut
herself, althO consigned by the
grumpy parent 70 lifelong apinster.
hood. and after choosing brofhcrs-
in-law TO her King by marrying her
two sis Cr, 90 Swains of AHr own
choosing, cduca.es her loutish hrs
band Who had been a bench hand
in her fathers shoe shop. and
aim successful man OF bus
iness.
odd dialect. which IA smoothly
reeled OF by members Of the cast,
the out of-the-oTdinary plot and the
even balancing OF the production
thruout. make Il q play we'll worth
seeing and docs not discredit the
Judgment OF the play going public
who have supported 'Hobson's
hoice" thru two New York and
road seasons. The play finds favor
particularly with the women. in that
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ORPAEuM.

There are many musical come
dies floating around in vaudeville,
but none precisely like Around the
World" a spectacular affair which
tops a bill of excellent variety in
the Orpheum. this week. Around
the World" is really a spectacular
extravaganza, for there are six
scenes, three OF them being OF the
full-stage variety. a host of pretty
girls including a sister team who
are nimble acrotats. and four prin-
cipals. the leading woman, Ardella
Cleaves, being quite the best in the
party. Miss Cleaves has a stun
ming stage presence, she can sing
and dance and she plays the violin
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the tang OF Broadway. This was
one OF the "Friars Frolic" hits,
which means that little more can be-
said by way of recommending II tu
DetroIters This male quartet put.
over it's song offerings with the ana
or clever comedy.
Eadie and Ramsden furnish nov
city and a few minutes good enter
tainment by virtue OF the contortions
OF the latter's legs. Ingenuity in
presentation and staging efectiyely
disguise what is little more than q
contortionist Offering and give IL th,
favor OF a dancing and musical mum
Der.
May Fillmore and Violet Carleton
use a few minutes 10 advantage in
comedy work. The Dudley trio pre-
sent gymnastic act of merit. welt
staged as a snow scene Roy and
Arthur juggle and litter the stage
with shattered dishes
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'THEATERS

il portrays a triumph for the weak
or sex and Maggie Hobsons old
your 'ush' Is greeted with salvos OF
soprano laughter from the members
of the fair sex In the audience.
TEMPLE
In VIII NJ. Cressy's portrayal of
country squire in ~ City Case.
this weeks headliner. theater pat
rous are given rare bit OF histri-
onic mastery. Cressys work is flaw
less, or as near il as any work can
bC, with the result that his audi
ences soon find themselves convinc-
I'd they are beholding an actual
scene instead of "a make-believe one.
Cressy appears as Squire Tappan,
called 10 New York by an actress
who used TO live in his home town
and wants his services as an attor-
ney,
The Squire is onto" the wiles OF
city life because he has a little book
telling how the green goods men
work t. Ii takes some time 10 con
vince him that his employer. well
portrayed by Blanche Dayne, is sin
cere Then the squire gets canny
and does a lot OF good with a sly
ialsehood.
Rae Tlinose Ball is in Detroit
again and more than welcome, for
she brings the sweetest melody OF
which the violin is capable,
Dorothy Regal and her company
have skit that teaches an old les
son in new way. The Girl at the
Cigar stand" shows the villainous
Beau Brummel eventually exposed
In his iniquity and wedding bells
Signalling the triumph Of the right.
The Volunteers bring an act with
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MIL Es.

The lively capers OF a troupe OF
Negro dancers and singers give a
kick 10 the bill at tho Miles this
week the performance OF loose
Jointed darkey being comparable to
Fred Stones famous scare-crow
dance, while the effect OF the Holt
day In DXleland," as the act is
billed. Is similar 10 the "Whang
doodle" in "Old Kentucky" Start.
ing out with conventional en-
semble number. the darkies get
their act across with a punch when
their spirits run rampant In whirl
OF clogging and hand-clapping, leaps
and gambols The loose-j ointed per
former IN comedian role has a
touch of real originality. while he
burleseques the WORKOUT steps of
hundreds of clog performers with
his fat-footed shuffles and ludicrous
wrlggles
The unexpected makes the Wayne
trio's novelty effective and the evi-
dent fraud on the audience In two
OF the performers mounting 10 the
stage from the orchestra in the role
OF casual playgoers is kept up TO
the end The acquiescent audience
is enjoyably fooled again by Ran
som and knight. whose little com.
edy skit has quite unexpected de-
noument.
Howatson and Swaybell have
some frstrate dialogue and up-to-
date vaudeville wit Anita Osgood
sings and Adair and Adair force
gasps by their gyrations on the hori-
zontal bar
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Chicago Sept 1g-Mlss Winifred
De Wolf, missing since April and
found ia the ranks OF Theodore
Kosloff's Russian dancers here
after a search by secret service
forces OF three nations. says she
will not go back home 10 her moth
or. Mrs Edgar De Wolf of San
Francisco, who has come 10 get
her.
When Miss De Wolf left San
Francisco she sailed straight into
the port OF missing woman" Mrs.
De Wolf appealed TO Senator James
y Phelan OF California. for aid
Acting on the belief the pretty
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dancer had secured a passport TO
Russia to which she was not en-
titled Phelan interested the de
partment OF justice and the federal
secret service. The secret service
OF Russia and Great Britain were
asked to help.
The capitals OF Europe were
combed for the dancer.
Recently a letter from a member
Of the Imperial Russian ballet. in
which the name OF Miss De Wolf
was casually mentioned, led TO the
discovery OF Miss De Wolf in the
ballet.
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her father, returning here in time for
the academy commencement exer-
cises.
WENT TO CRIPPLE CREEK ON
THURSDAY.
Joseph Walton left for Cripple Creek
Tuesday on a short business trip.
MoToRED TO FLORENCE
Mr.. and Mrs. |. N. Barber and Mr..
and Mrs. c. 7. Chapman motored to
Florence Wednesday to spend the day.
WILL BE GONE FOR SEVERAL
WEEKS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. a. Biggs left We'd
nesday afternoon on No. for Grand
Junction on a business and pleasure
trip. They expect to be away three
or four weeks.
LEAVE FOR NEW MEXICO.
Clyde Hyssong and Forest Hodgin
left Wednesday on No. 16 for Silver
City, New Mexico. Mr.. Hyssong will
spend several weeks with his sister
Mrs. Jack Hannigan, while Mr.. Hcd-
gin will locate there, having accept
ed a position with the Chino Copper
company.
HERE FROM SEATTLE, WASH.
Mrs. ]. B. Bartlett of Seattle, Wash
ington arrived here this afternoon to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
L. Mcclure, on River street Mrs.
Bartlett came in response to mes
sage apprising her of the illness of
her mother, who has been quite seri-
ously sick for several weeks.
MOVED TO FLORENCE.
Tony Pauza of the Wolf Park Mine
has moved to Florence.
BABY BOY BORN THIS MORNING
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Bachelor
are the happy parents of handsome
baby boy, horn to them at the hospital
this morning. ~S1other and infant =
ported to he do:n- nic='-
H. J. RoeEsTs ON SICK L'eT
II. J. Roberts hrs sao- ~-'-n -
for several days at his home on Rudd
avenue.
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morning for Pueblo en- route to Eu
reka Springs. Arkansas.
GOES TO LA JuNTA TO WORt.

morning for Pueblo en- route to Eu
reka Springs. Arkansas.
GOES TO LA JuNTA TO WoRI,
Miss Maude Guthrie who has been
operator for the telephone company
here for some years, left today for
La Junta where she has accepted a
similar position.
MRS. LITTELL AND DAUGHTER
RETURN.
Mrs. Ira Littell and Miss Ida Littell
returned from Salt Lake City Monday
where they have been spending the
past seven weeks. They were ac
eompanied by Mrs. Littell's sister
in-law Mrs. A. ] Roberts who will
spend Sometime with them here.
GRI68LES HAVE NEW BABY
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gribble are cele-
brating the arrival of little daugh-
ter, born to them at their home on
Allison avenue this morning.
LEFT FOR RANCH MONDAY.
c. C. Snyder and B F. Kindig and
son Gilbert left Monday for their
ranch near Cotopaxi. They made the
trip by auto.
TO RETURN TO LINCOLN, NEBR.
Mr.. A. Virgins of Lincoln, Nebr..
who has been visiting his son Chas.
Virgins and family of South Canon
for the past two weeks, will leave TO;
his home Wednesday accompanied by
his granddaughter Eva Virgins
JUDGE COOPER TO GO TO
LEADvILLE.
Judge Jas. L. Cooper will leave on
Wednesday for Leadville where he
will preside at trial in the Lake
county district court on Thursday for
Judge Charles Cavender, who is nj
present in California. On Friday
Judge Cooper will hear case In the
Chahee county district court at
Buena Vista, and, on Monday OF next
week. will open the regular spring
term of the Park county district court
at Fairplay. it is expected that the
Park county term of court will last
for ten days or two weeks. The first
matter to be heard there is murder
case.
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FOR sALE-Loose alfalfa hay. Call
Canon 262J at meal hours. 2atf

II OH s'hA<<-A-Oocc nay Odil
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try. over which he has Episcopal SUI
pervision.
He visited the Mexican churches fire.
quently during the trouble there and
was in Mexico City at the time OF
the villa raid on Columbus. N. NJ.
He was escorted to the northern Dor.
der by Alfonso Herrera, carranza
leader, who is a member OF Mexican
Methodist conference.
Whatever may be said of Presi.
dent Wilson's Mexican policy" said
the bishop. ''it is true that this policy
has done more to convince the
Mexicans that the United tsates does
not want Mexico than have all our
other policies put together.
"rhe stories Of outrages committed
upon Americans as the result of anti
American spirit are very greatly exag-
gerated. Scores of Americans have
heen killed, but not because they we're
Americans"
IT was set forth in the resolution
thst "a powerful lobby working IN the
interest of sectarian appropriations. !"
had obtained an agreement with q
congressional conference committee
TO abandon senate amendment to
the Indian bfll. designed to author.
ise the establishment Of government
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friends on Park Center. After her
visit here Mrs. Ballou will leave for
Monroe. Mass, to visit relatives.
ENDS VISIT.
Mrs. Ed. squtres of Dawson, New
Mexico, spent two days this week as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Ireland of 1905 River. street She
leaves for, her home today.
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sALIDANs MoToRED HERE LAST
SUNDAY
MCCONNELL DENIES
MExICiMS HATE U. S.

Saratoga Springs. N Y. May 1o.-
Anti-American sentiment in Mexico
is decreasing, in the opinion Of
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell Of Den.
yer. who reported to the Methodist
Episcopal general conference. the re.
suits Of missionary work in that eoun.
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hospital Tuesday afternoon and oper-
ated on for appendicitis. The opera
ton was successful and the patient is
doing nicely.
MEETING OF EXECUTIVE BOARD
TUESDAY.
The regular monthly meeting of
the executive board of the Colorado
State Odd Fellows home was held at
the home on Fifteenth street Tues
day morning. Only routine business
was transacted. The members OF
the board are Judge hewitt OF Buena
Vista. d C. Taylor of Pueblo and Mrs.
Viola Williams OF Canon City.
FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURS
DAY AFTERNOON
The funeral of Teddy Herschei
Hughart will take place from Wilson's
undertaking chapel at 3 O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon. instead OF at O'Clock
as enormously announced in these
columns on Tuesday. The service
will be conducted by Rev. Armentraut.
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, followed by interment at
Lakeside cemetery Friends Of the
family invited to the obsequies.
MoToRED TO sALiDA SUNDAY
Mr.. Ed overman and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Hawkey and fam
fly motored up from Canon City Sun
day to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.
Swearingen.-Salida Mail.
MRS. MILLER TO sALIpA.
Mrs. J. E. Miller went to Salida on
Sunday evening and will spend seve-
raj weeks looking after matters at
the hotel there.
MoTORED TO WEsTcLIFFE.
C. II. Rau and l.. w Felter motor
ed to Westcliffe today and will spend
a day or two motoring thru Wet
Mountain valley. They expect to re-
turn Friday.
MARRIED IN BROOKLYN, N. y
MIR. and Mrs. William Charles
Rowe of Brooklyn, New York, an
nounce the marriage OF their daughter
Alice. Marion. at the family home in
that city on Thursday. May 4th to
Robert Wesley Amick. The groom is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Amick.
OF 1928 River street, Canon City, and
has made his home in Brooklyn for
number OF years.
sALIDANs MoToRED HERE LAST
SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mccabe. Mrs.
Kinney and Frank Martin motored to
Canon City Sunday to attend Apple
Blossom Day. They were met at Can
on City by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mid
dlekamp and Herbert Middlekamp,
who motored up from Pueblo. Mrs.
Kinney accompanied the Middle
kamps to Pueblo.--salida Mall
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INITIATE 25 cANpIpA1Es.
TUESDAY
Here FROM sT. LOUIS.

HERE FROM ST. LOUIS.
J. c. Rafferty, ofiSt Louis was a vis-
itor in town Sunday.
RALPH -BuNDY AT RADIANT.
Ralph Bundy. deputy assessor. is
at Radiant for a few days in connec-
tion with county work. He will re-
turn here this evening.
HERE FROM SOUTH PARK.
Alonzo Mcdonald. prominent
rancher of the South Park district,
is spending several days in town.
McLAINs HERE FROM DENVER.
c. r. McLain, George McLain, ard
orville Huling motored down from
Denver the last of the week and spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
here.
VISITING MOTHER.
Harlan Foulk returned home Sun
day afternoon from Kansas City for
few weeks visit with his mother.
after which he will again join Rev.
Pratt's patry.
SAW DEER NEAR coroPAxI
Last. Saturday afternoon while DR..
Orendorff and DR.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Reiter were returning to Canon City
by automobile from Saiida they saw
a deer on the public highway near
Cotopaxi. The animal crossed the
road a short distance ahead OF them
and did not appear to be greatly
frightened by their presence. Deer
are said to be unusually numerous in
that part of the county the last year
or two.
GEORGE r. CASSIDY VISITING
HERE.
George r. Cassidy, who has been
making his home in Denver for thu
last year and a half. arrived here Q
few days ago to look after some
business matters demanding his at
tention. Mr.. Cassidy came here from
Guffey where he had been in connec-
ton with some mining interests in
in which he is interested. He expects
to remain in Canon City the greater
part Of the present week.
MOToRED TO sALIDA SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Oyerman, Miss Vera
overman. Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Hawkey
and the Misses Elsie, Lullah and
Clara Kissinger motored to SaIida on
Sunday and were the dinner guests
of G. T. Swearingen and family.
MoToRED HERE FROM WEST
cLfFFE.
Miss Jessie Pringle, James Pringle
and Mr.. Mercier motored down from
Westcliffe Sunday. MIR. Prsngle will
visit friends here for several days,
the rest of the party returned Sun.
day evening.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR COTTONWOOD
LAKE.
A. L. Taylor left Sunday afternoon
for Buena Vista en- route TO Cotton.
wood Lake where he will devote him
self for the next two or three weeks
to starting a number OF men to work
OIL the property OF the Cottonwood
Gnlch Mining company, in which he
Is one Of the stockholders. Mr.. Tay.
lor expects to be gone the greater
part of the current month.
HOME FOR VACATION
Miss Mae Gale who has been teach
ing at Keysor Colo. is home for the
summer vacation. Miss Gale has
been asked to accept the school again
next year with an advance in salary.
SPENT SUNDAY VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Larabee and
family of Pueblo came up on the ex.
cursion Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs. Larabee's brother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Ireland.
LEFT SUNDAY FOR EunEKA
SPRINGS.
Miss Ena Wilson left on Denver
Z Rio 0fande train No. 10 Sunday
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wANTED-A competent maid for
general housework. Apply at once.
403 River St. 110tf
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s. C. GARRISON of South Canon is
at the present time working in Pen
rose.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nice suite OF office rooms
in Record block--formeriy occupied
by Hunter & Thomas. Record office.
5op-i2t
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SATURDAY
WORKING IN PENaosE

s. C. GARRISON of South Canon is
at the present time working in Pen
rose.
STOPPED OFF HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dooley, Miss Ella
Lanzendorf and Bob O'Haver were pas
sengers for Denver Wednesday night
and will return in Mr.. Dooley's new
Overland, visiting at Canon City ON
the way.-Salida Record
HERE FROM HOWARD. /
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Kirkins of How
ard came down this morning for a
stay of day or two in town.
MoToRED, TO DENVER.
Harry George and o. w. Rowe of
the Empire Zinc Co., went to Denver
by auto Friday. They will return to-
morrow.
RETURNED HOME FROM SPRINGS
Mrs. Everett Bancroft returned
home Tuesday evening after a ten
days visit with her brother in Colorado
Springs
TO ATTEND MOTHERS FUNERAL
ID. L. Bruton, janitor at the post
office, left Friday morning for his
home in Kansas City, called home by
the death of his mother. Mr.. Bru-
tons mother was 81 years old and he
was notified of her serious illness on
Thursday.
WILL MAKE HER HOME AT
ST. ELMO.
Mrs. V. A. Rule. until lately resi-
dent at 23O Macon avenue, who has
lived in Canon City for a number Of
years, left the first Of the week in com.
pany with her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Floyd Rule. and Miss Irene Rule for
st. Elmo, Colorado. where she expects
to make her home with her son, Floyd.
and family.
WESTERN SLOPE GETS ITS SHARE
OF SNOW AND FROST.
In a letter to her father here, Mr..
Robert Harrison, Mrs. w. l.. White of
Montrose, says that a snow storm.
equal to the one here swept the west
ern slope last Saturday and Sunday
and was followed up by heavy white
frost. She also states that much dam
age was done theS fruit there and the
few growers who smudged during the
night were the only ones not serious
ly damaged.
ARKANSAS LADY HERE.
Mrs. Mollie Greer OF Piggott. Ark,
arrived Wednesday for an extended
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Toombs
of 231 River street.
BUYS NEW STuDEBAkER.
J. l.. Friar of North 18th street who
has recently moved to Canon from
Oklahoma, purchased a Studebaker
Six from the Studebaker agent, Mr..
Jesse Campbell. Thursday.
MAC TWITcHELL GOES HOME.
Mac Twitchell who was down from
Center with his mother FOR few days
left for home last night. Mrs. Twit-
chell will remain about week longer.
NEW FORD OWNERS
Mr. Lou. Pierce, and Mr. 5. A. Hall
are recent purchasers OF Fords. The
Bernstein Auto company expect their
third carload of Fords this spring in
the next few days.
VISITS FORMER HOME.
Mrs. W L. Ballou. who was former
iy resident Of Park Center. II up
from Pueblo spending the week visit
ing AlleEs BaiIou and family and
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wANTED-Good teams, with wag-
ons-good wages. at once. Call Canon
52lw. R. Frankenberry, sos S. 2nd
street. 1O9tf
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MONDAY
e. c. JocLYN in TOWN.


E. G. Joclyn, manager of the Col.
den Rule store in Grand Junction is
in town for a few days
GUESTS OF WHITES SUNDAY.
w. D. Koen and family motored
up from Pueblo Sunday and were the
guests of Mrs. Rosa White and family
of North 10th street
INDIANA PEOPLE HERE.
Mrs. w. A Cropper and daughter.
Christine, of Indiana, arrived here last
week and are stopping with Mrs. E. c.
Hiatt at 631 River. They were visi-
tors in Canon two years ago and have
returned this time for an extended
stay.
INITIATE rs CANDIDATES.
The Woodmen of the World met in
ECU ar session n Thursday evening, and
twenty-five candidates were initiated
into the order The degree team of
Florence was up to assist in the work
After the meeting luncheon and
smoker were enjoyed.
VISITED MARECHALS SUNDAY
Mrs. Nina Seabrooke of Pueblo Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Marechal on
Sunday.
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WANTED

WANTED
wANTED-A competent maid for
general housework. Apply at once.
403 River st. l1otf
wANTED-Good teams, with wag-
ons-good wages, at once. Call Canon
52lw. R. Frankenberry. sos S. 2nd
street. 1O9tf
FOR SALE-A good three-quarter
iron bed complete. Cheap If taken
at once. See Mr.. Pryor at Record Of
fee. 101tf
wANTED-Fat hens and bro!lers.
Strathmore. 10otf.
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FOR SALE--Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-Indian Motorcycle-two
speed. twin cylinder. electric lights.
electric horn. speedometer. tandem.
Blue Streak. tires. Call at the Bern.
stein Auto Co. 11i-tf.
FOR SALE Surrey and harness in
good condition. J. r. Quinn & Co ;.
305 Main street. 1i0t3.
FOR SALE-1300-lb. mare; work SIN
gle or double. a good animal for
the ranch; also one heavy draft horse.
C. T. WOOD. ll0I
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FOR sAIE-Good mare. W. Williams
Walnut Ave. L. p. 110pst
FOR sALE-Good bicycle, $40. C. L.
care Record. .iospet
FOR sALE-one red pole heifer.
soon fresh--second calf. Mrs. A.
Sullivan. Penrose, Colo. l09pet.
FOR SAL lE-High-grade rubber-tired
buggy. Bargain. See C. w. Van
Patten. Y. NJ. c. A. 1o7tf.
FOR sALE-Two fresh milk cows.
choice OF Z. Henry Spoerhase.
Phone Canon 1912. 107p6
FOR SALE Latest Model Smith
Premier typewriter. Fine condition
Record office 1o3tf
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FOR sALE-A good three-quarter
iron bed complete. Cheap If taken
at once. See MIR. Pryor at Record Of
fee. 1o1tf
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schools in place OF the usual appro.
priation for sectarian schools contain. I
cd in the house bill.
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FOR sALE-one red pole heifer
soon fresh-second calf. Mrs. A
Sullivan. Penrose, Colo. lo9pet.
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FOR sALE-Good bicycle. $40. C. L
care Record. .l0ep6t
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FOR SALE Standing desk. si1.oo.
Record office. .5op-st
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STOPPED OFF HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Dooley, Miss Ella
Lanzendorf and Bob O'Haver we're pas
sengers for Denver Wednesday night
and will return in Mr.. Dooley's new
Overland. visiting at Canon City ON
the way.-Salida Record
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FOR SALE--Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-Indian Motorcyele-two
speed. twin cylinder. electric lights,
electric horn. speedometer. tandem.
Blue Streak. tires. Call at the Bern.
stein Auto Co. 11i-tf.
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FOR sALE-one-horse wagon. GUY
U. HARDY. 5op.i2,