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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
(By Mrs. E. E. Lambuth)


Mrs. Bernard of Florence is visit
ing at the home of Mrs. w. G. Wat
son of the Ping place.
Mrs. Grace Wilson left last week
for Lyttle, Colorado, where she will
teach school the coming year.
Mr.. Lloyd Miller returned home
last week from Cottonwood Creek,
where he has been employed during
the summer months.
Miss Merle Miller of Lincoln Park
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
cousin. Juva Miller of Greydene ave.
Mrs. l.. Carbomeau of South Ray
nolds avenue. spent three days last
week in Lamar looking after some
business matters
Mrs. Letha Lloyd of HardscrabbIe
spent one day last week with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bernhart of East
Main.
The ladies of the East Canon En-
broidery Club entertained their hus-
bands last Friday evening at the
home of Mrs. r. T. Hubbard After
enjoying music and games, the
ladies served a splendid oyster sup
per- which was a treat to all.
The families of R. A. Dilley. and
II. a. Taylor of North Reynolds ave
nue. motored over to the Dilley ranch
near Wilson creek last Saturday
where they spent the day picnicking
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd c. Miller left
Tuesday of this week for their ranch
near Tallahassee where they will look
after their potato crop.
The East Canon Embroidery Club
meets this week with Mrs. O. A.
Earl on north Reynolds avenue.
Lyle Carpenter of East Main has
taken position with J. NJ. Anderson
and Company.
Merle Wilson will leave Wednes-
day for Newton, Kansas, where he
will engage in farming the coming
year.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan and children,
Florence, Katherine and Jane. spent
Friday night and Saturday with Mrs.
Lizzie Steel on Six mile.
The song of the threshing machine
heard in East Canon the past week
inly sounded like song OF
prosperity. Among those who engag.
ed the thresher were Bill MacKen-
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Rev. Loaston Visits Canon.


Rev. +. L. Logston and family and
Mrs. Logston's mother visited in Can
on Tuesday and took the trip over
the tunnel drive.
Mrs. Payne and Daughter in Flor
ence.
Mrs. Thomas Payne and daughter.
Miss Grace. were in Florence on Mon
day.
Roekyale Team Wins from Pueblo.
The Pueblo Chieftain of Monday
gave the following glowing account
of the playing of the Rockvale team
at Pueblo when they defeated the
East Mills by ascore of to i:
Striking out eighteen men and al
j.. lowing but four hits. Rappish. pitcher
ffor the Rockvale team. gave a won
derful exhibition on the c. +. & l.
grounds Sunday afternoon and the Wis
itors defeated the East Mills team 4
TO 1. A home run by Dan Bagley in
the eighth inning was the only score
made by the Puebloans and saved the
steel works champs from being shut
out
For the first four innings the game
was pitchers battle between San
doval and Pappish. In the fifth the
visitors punched hits OF Sandoval and
Tailed three runs. adding another IN
the seventh.
The two teams have played two
games. each having won one. There
rs some talk OF arranging a third
game to decide the superiority.
The score:
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WHERE STYLE As WELL
As QUALITY PREVAILS

Davis. the Shoe man. from the very
beginning of his shoe career. was
long on quality. But he never forgot
the latest styles either. He Always
had a knack of searching the mar
kets for high quality stylish shoes
that had a large chunk of real shoe
comfort wrapped in them. too
Today he is showing the latest
thing in Ladies' Hightop shoes, made
on graceful lines with comfort al
ways considered. Davis bought them
at a price worth while to the custo-
mer as well as himself.
Davis always likes to have you look
over his stock whether you buy or
not
DAVIS, THE SHOE MAN.
sos Main Street.-ady.
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zie, VIII Hall. J. T. Wilson. Frank
Phil Sheridan. F. Bachelor. and
Henry Harrison.
Donald Augustine who has been
at Nederland. Colorado. for some
time. arrived home Friday to spend
a few days with his parents in East
Canon He will leave Wednesday
for Colorado Springs where he has
accepted a position in the mail ser
vice of the Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek road.
Mrs. Geo. Turner accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Edna. will leave
Wednesday for Excelsior Springs,
Missouri, where Mrs. Turner will try
the baths for the benefit of her
health.
Mr.. AL Back is spending few
days in Salida.
Mrs Sam Bash. Mrs. c. c. Patton
and Mrs. R. G. Nesbit spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. H. S. SAVERS
Mrs. SAVERS, who has been sick in
bed for the past four months is able
now. TO sit up while each day.
Thru the courtesy of Mrs. T. M
Harding, Mrs Farmer and Mrs J.
G. Schweigert, of the Friends in
Council. the patients of the County
Hospital were invited TO attend the
moving picture play, Peggy" on
Tuesday afternoon.
James W. Vessel, a patient of the
County Hospital for the last three
years, died of cancer Saturday, Sept
SOth.
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REA GOES TO SOUTH AMERICA

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. W. Rea are in
receipt OF letter from their son.
Walter Rea, who for the past is
months has been connected with the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Co. at
Ruth. Nevada. stating that he would
sail from San Francisco on Thurs
day. October 5th. on the S. S. Santa
Cruz for Antofogasta. Chill from
which port he will proceed TO Chu-
quicuimata. Chill. where he is being
sent by the Guggenheim interests TO
do some work as mining engineer
for the Chill Exploration Company.
one OF their holdings In that country.
He expects to arrive at his destina-
ton about November LIST.
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williamsburg

lip Baccarella were united in mar
riage last Sunday, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Father Edmunds.
The happy couple have taken up their
residence in Williamsburg.
Williamsburg on r. r. D..
Williamsburg is on the rural route
for free delivery now. which is ap-
preciated very much by the people.
n. c. Cremean of Florence is the car
rier.
Florence Merchants and Free Bus.
The merchants of Florence operat-
ed a free auto bus last Saturday from
the camps. They hauled over sixty
shoppers. to say nothing of the
kids" of which there was a gener-
Gus sprinkling.
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Coal Creek

Evalyn. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Penny
and children. Camille Saivi and wife.
Miss Imogene Evans. Miss Matte
Lloyd, Eva Little of this place and
]. Struthers and wife, Clyde Winner
and wife and Mrs. Winners sister.
Miss Mary Davy, visited in Canon
City last Saturday evening.
Rebekahs Celebrate.
Evening Star Rebekah lodge No. 2
celebrated the sixty-ff,h anniversary
of the Rebekah degree of /. o. o. F.
on Monday night with concert and
lunch. Many Odd Fellows were alsD
present.
Don't Like New Mail Schedule.
The new mail schedule which gives
Coal Creek but one mail day does
not appeal to the folks here. 1t is
more or less inconvenient.
Return to Pueblo.
Mrs. Tony Fabrizzio and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Tony Massaro, left on Sun
day for their home in Pueblo, after a
pleasant visit with the family of Mr.
and Mrs Michael Fabrizzio.
Back on Job.
Thomas Evans, who was suffering
with a severe cold last week, has re-
covered and resumed work at the Nu-
shaft.
Picnic on Upper Beaver.
Mrs. Robert Tate and daughters.
Emma. Anna and Dora, and James
Donaldson and wife spent Sunday on
Upper Beaver.
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Mayor-Joseph John.
Trustees Cashan Massaro, An
drew Sehintt. William Abbott, Mike
Morris. James Muir.
Town Marshal-David Hunden.
Mine Supt.-Wiiliam Davis.
Pitt Boss-Mr. Godfrey.
Engineer-Joseph Lynn.
School Board-Mike Morris. Presi-
dent: Mrs. Joseph John. Secretary;
Dominic Marrone, Treasurer.
School .enroilment-117 pupils.
School Prineipal-J. A, Perkins.
Teachers-Hannah Morris, Anna
Tate.
Married Last Sunday.
Miss Mary Giambalva and Mr.. Phil
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Totals
ROCKVALE
ARTHUR MORGAN GIVEN
OFFICE IN TWO SOCIETIES

Word comes from Leland Stanford
University that Arthur Morgan. IL,
of this city has been elected to the
secretaryship OF two big engineering
societies OF the school.
The election to these two Offices
y recognition OF merit and indi-
Gates that another Canon City boy
has come to the front In university
circles. Arthur is taking the mechan
ical and electrical engineering course
and graduates this school year.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
l.. Morean OF this city.
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WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS

Rev. S. II. Sperry returned home
from Rosita Tuesday where he had
been called to ofhciate at the funeral
of the late Mrs. Margaret Gladstone
Moore. She was the widow of the
late Moses Moore. both old time res
idents of Custer county. who came
direct from Scotland to Rosita in
1889, and have since lived on the
farm ak miles south of that place.
Mrs. Moore was venerable lady in
her saith year. She was well known
and well liked by all in her neighbor-
hood and among acquaintances. She
was distant relative of England's
greatest statesman. the Hon. VIM.
Gladstone, who was state premier
during the reign of Queen Victoria.
The Hillside Sunday school observ-
ed Rally Day" and the one hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the found
ing of Methodism in America last
Sunday. The school house was well
filed with an interested congrega-
ton. well prepared program of
songs and recitations took up the
morning hour. These exercises
were in charge of the Supt. George
c. Kaess. At the close the congrega-
ton under invitation of Mr.. James
Belknap repaired to the grove on
the farm and enjoyed basket din
ner picnic. The people were most
Hospitality entertained by Mr.. Bel
knap and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Nc
Cofmaek. a large crowd was present
and the occasion was delightfully."-
pleasant to all who were present.
In the afternoon a large company
assembled at the school house at
2:30, for another program. Among
the exercises was splendid address
on Rally day and Christian Living by
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Mrs. Penny in Florence.
Mrs. John Penny of Coal Creek was
a shopper in Florence last Saturday.
Green Making Improvements.
]. H. Green went TO Florence Satur-
day and returned with load of lum-
Der, which he is using in making
some improvements to his property.
In Florence Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Donaldson were
business visitors in Florence Mon
day.
Home from Michigan.
Max Capella and wife came in on
Tuesday from Michigan, where he
has been working in the Hudson auto
shops.
Retruns from Missouri.
Omar Duncan and wife returned
from Missouri Tuesday. where they
had spent some time visiting.
Crowd Visits Canon.
Mrs. David R. Davis and daughter
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DNOl ny
East Mills 0 0 o o o 0 0 OIL
Rockvale ....O0 90 o 1 o o.
Summary-Stolen bases. DAILY, Bag
ley; two-base hit. Brady: three-base
hit, Moon; double plays, Welsh;
passed balls. Gobbs 3: struck out. by
Sabo 3. Sandoyal Z. Pappish IS; base
on balls off Pappish 3; umpire, Bfen-
nison.
The East Mills team has the dis
tinction of holding the championship
of the city league of Pueblo and the
G. f. q /. league of southern Colora.
do. on Sunday, Sept. "a. the East
Mills tea mdefeated Rockvale by a
score of 9 to l and the camp boys
were simply getting even Sunday.
Home from Trinidad.
John Kile. II. J. Weber and G. Phil
lips returned the latter part of the
week from Trinidad, where they en-
joyed the Elks reunion.
Mrs. Williamson to Chicago.
Mrs. w. A. Williamson of Rockvale
left last Saturday for two weeks
business trip to Chicago.
DIR. Williamson accompanied her as
far as Florence by auto and she board
ed No. 10.
In Florence Tuesday.
Mrs. -Rebecca Mudrock. Vernon Full
Ter and Miss Margaret Jones and Ed
ward Chapman were movie fans at
Florence Tuesday evening.
Weekly Services. -.
Rev. Silkwood of the Methodist
church at Rockyale held services last
Wednesday night
Entertained Ladies' Aid.
The Ladies' Aid held social meet.
ing at the home of Mrs. Sellers on
last Wednesday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served and good time
followed
Miss johnson in Florence.
Miss Reta Johnson. the fourth
grade teacher OF the Rockvale school.
went TO Florence Wednesday 10 have
zetti substituted for Miss Johnson
Denver Their Home Hereafter.
sMr and Mrs. Ed Jones left wednes.
day for Denver. where they are go.
ing to make their home
Murdoeks to Butte.
Mrs. Rebecca Mudrock and family
left for Butte. Mon. where they in
tend TO make their future home.
Visiting in RoekvaIe.
The daughters of Mrs. Claude Beck.
er are spending a few days in Rock.
vale. having been called to attend he
funeral OF Mrs. Chris Spiker.
Robins are Moving.
Mr.. Robins. the mine clerk of Rock.
vale. and wife are moving down from
the hill and are going 20 live in the
house belonging to Martin Welsh.
Literary Club Organized
The literary club OF the seventh
and eighth grades was Organized Fri
day for the year with the following
as officers: President. Howard
Agard; vice president, Eula Blatnick;
secretary. Hecter Listed.
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Mayor-eyron Richards.

Mayor-Byron Richards.
Trustees-Tom Everiy, Ed Price,
IMm. Adams, Robert Angel, Charles
Nash and Tom Easton.
Mine Superintendent-Henr Johns.
Pit Boss-Charlie Grant.
. Hoist Eneineer-Edwin Price.
Catholic Priest-Fathcr Edmund Of
Florence.
Methodist Minister-Rev. Lossten of
Florence.
Services every Sunday.
School Board-A. p. Saston, Ed
Apard and J. p. Lloyd.
Teachers-F. A. Grader. principal;
the Misses Lucy Martin, Sarah Lloyd,
6Florence Mckenzie, Mary Vezzetti,
Rita Johnson, Blanche Williams, Eta
Starbuck and Mrs. J. w. Griffith.
Three school buildings.
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Mayor-wlIIiam Wilson.

Mayor-WiIliam Wilson.
Trustees-IdwelI II. Davis, Davies
G. Davis, Ed copperthwaite, Camille
Salvo, James !. Davis.
Mine Superintendent Ben Beach.
School Board-Wm. Gilbert, presi-
dent; Davies c. Davis, secretary; D.
H. Lodwig, treasurer.
School Principal-AIfred Durfee.
Teachers-Misses Emma Tate, Eva
Little, Sylvia Shirley, Blanche Ander-
son.
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NEW GOAL
Is Sought by Workers in Cam
paign of Young Woman's
Christian Association.

Those in charge OF the Young
WOmRn's Christian Association cam
paign here have issued the follow
ing
Tho captains OF tho teams and
chairmen OF the committees met
Tuesday and received final instructions
from Miss McCOrlLle. The Young
Woman's Christian Association is the
child OF the Christian churches OF
this community and we have taken
It upon ourselves to take care OF
It. This can only be done by confer
ring together, praying together and
standing together.
The Young WomAn's Christian As
ISOLATION stands alone; It is unde-
nominatiOnal and unendowed: II is
not rival Of any church, but stands
as an auxiliary to all churches; It Is
not charity. not a club. not a creed,
but is based upon the democracy c. q
common faith In Jesus Christ. We
thank the Clarksburg people for their
generous support and we want thu
cooperation Of all people as the
work has Just commenced.
Tho workers want to reach S10.-
900 and the doors are stIll open TO
those desiring to add their sub
scriptIon.
The board will meet tonight at s
o'clock at the Young Woman's Chris
tlan Association building, Main
street. and officers for the coming
year will be elected.
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L: 7 TERS
Unclaimed at the Local Post
office Are Advertised by
the Postmaster.

Unclaimed letters are advertised
hero as follows:
Miss Minnie Arbogast. Peter
Aorns. Samuel Adams. a. Abbott 2.
Misc Pearl BoGgs. Mrs. Ada Bur-
rell. PhclIx BoltIn, II ]. Boyles. w.
s Drunt. George BorgIn.
c. W. Camp. Joe Cain, W. L. Chap
man.
Antonio Darnono. Mrs. Leona De-
Camp. Joseph II. Downs Mrs Geo.
Digman. Miss EMc Davis, X. j. Da-
wilson. Granthum Davis.
ISaRc ElEe. Frank j. EdmOnds.
Miss Helen Emes.
Miss Jessie Grnnos, Miss Grace
Gamble.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison.
Miss Ora Howell. Mrs. Edward
Horne. Miss leila Harris. Mrs. Var
nor Harrcy. Jim Harris.
D. w. Feathers.
Miss Verna Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence King, John KOuntz, a. F.
Klmmell.
Frank Lee. NJ. +. Lee.
Mrs Mary Moore. Mrs. ]. W. Nc
Peek. Harold Moore. c. T. MIlliken.
JCnE McClRskey. Ethel Molter, no.
NOR Mason.
Claude Oliver. Miss Margaret or
den.
Fred Powell. Rowy Powell, Mrs,
Efhe Polling.
l.. c. Rceder. r. J. Rominc, T. II.
Ross. Miss Sylvia Richards. Il. +.
RutlcdEe. Miss Lucille Reed. James
A. Robinson.
Leo Shuman. I. Stewart. Grim sns-
kno.
Miss Opal Talbot, George f. Tay-
Tor. John G. Thrash.
L. s. Refining Company.
Teresa Vito.
J. b. Williams, William White. w.
II. Wolvcrton. Phyllis WylIe, Pas
quale WassRrd. Mrs. II. II. West
phcll. HEREFORD White, Eden Wright.
Claude Williams. Harvey Wright.
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VIRGINIA TAKES
DRASTIC STEPS

stripped OF its legal terms. virglnia's
action means It wants the supreme
court to seize and sell on the auction
block the property holdings OF West
Virginia until enough funds are raised
10 satisfy the Judgment.
No sooner had Virginia presented its
request than Assistant Attorney Cen
eral Frank Lively, Of West Virginia,
filed another petition. virtually chal-
longing the power OF tho supreme
court to force one state TO pay n pc
cuniRry judgment to another state.
He, therefore. asked that the Virginia
petition he dismissed. Tho action TAX
en- by Virginia, which was followed by
West VirgInias counter move, caused
surprise in Washington. as It was not
anticipated that Virginia would seek
a compulsory collection Of the money
nor would West Virginia assert that
the supreme court lacks authority to
compel It to pay.
The supreme court, in June, 1916,
handed down a decree. holding that
West Virginia should pay its share OF
tho old Virginia debt. 1t held that
approximately $13.OoO.OOo was the
amount.
In asking the court to resort TO COM
pulsOry methods for the collection Of
the Judgment. Attorney General Pol
yard, in his petition. told the court
that Virginia had been patient with
West Virginia and had now exhausted
all peaceful means looking to mutual
satisfaction Of the claim. He sots forth
that West Virginia has practically Is
nored all efforts to adjust the tudg-
mcnt outside the court, and that Gov
ernOr Hatfield, OF West Virginia, has
refused to have any further CORES
pondence with the Virginia debt COM
mission, thus compelling Virginia to
appeal to the court for an order to
enforce its decree that West Virginia
shall pay Its share OF the old state debt.
Attorney General Pollard. in his pc
tition. publishes six letters and tele-
grams which have passed between
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the Virginia debt commission and Gov
crnor Hatfield. The first OF these was
letter from II. II. Downing, OF the
Virginia debt commission. to the gov
ernOr, asking him To call n special
session OF the legislature to arrange
for the payment Of the money. Cover
nor Hatfield, in reply. proposed Joint
session OF the two debt commissions
10 see II there was not a common
ground for them to get together
Chairman Downing wired that this was
satisfactory and suggested joint
meeting to be held November % last.
Two days before the joint meeting
Governor Hatfield called Il on Mr..
, Downing then asked the governor to
tx date convenient for the West Viz
ginans. Nothing has since been
heard from Governor Hatfield. and then
the virginia debt commission decided
10 take drastic steps to collect the
money
West Virginia. in asking tho dismias-
al of Nirginia's petitions. presents
three reasons 1t first declares that
West Virginia has no power TO pay
the judgment except through the lcEs-
Iativc department Of It's government.
and It should be given an opportunity
to accept and abide by the decision Of
the court, and in due and ordinary
course 10 make provision for its salts
faction before any steps looking to It's
compulsion are taken, and to issue an
execution at this dine would deprive
1t OF such opportunity. because its
legislature has not met since the rem
dillon OF said judgment and will not
again meet in regular session until the
second Wednesday in January. lsl7."
II is also contended that the state Of
West Virginia does not own any prop
erty except what IL devoted exclusively
to public use, and none Of the property
SO devoted may be levied upon or sold
under such execution"
In lis third contention West Virginia
expresses doubt as to the jurisdiction
Of The supreme court TO force payment.
II contends that the Virginia petition
should be dismissed because section
> OF article OF the federal consti-
tuition. comforting Jurisdiction upon
this court TO determine controversies
between two or more states. simply
referred TO tho judiciary the settlement
Of the question Of law and fact involved
In such controversies and the deter
mination Of the form Of Judgment. with
the implication that the defeated com
monwoalth would in good faith accept
and abide by the judgment so rem
derod and voluntarily provide for It's
satisfaction, and does not make such
Judgment compulsory but only per-
sWasivG where they are for money,
without collateral security. because
they are not enforceable by execution
against public property or by man
damus infringing the taxing power OF
the states reserved by the consutu-
ton"
This last contention is regarded as
direct challenge to the power OF the
supreme court to enforce It's decree
against West Virginia, and II involves
an interesting question az to whether
the supreme court can enforce n pc
cun!ary judgment against one state in
favor OF another
Tho court took this latest motion in
the celebrated case under advisement.
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birthday Party.

A number OF young folks Of Lum-
berport and vicinity spent very
pleasant evening at the homo Of the
Rev. Mr.. Sleeth Monday. The event
was the sixteenth birthday OF Mr..
sleeth's daughter. Miss Willard.
Miss Sleeth received many useful
and beautiful presents. Tho evening
passed with games and music and at
ter dainty Refreshments had been
served. the guests. wishing Miss WI,
lard many happy returns OF the day
and saying they had had a most de-
I'ghtful evening went homo
Those present were Misses iona
Brooke. Columbia Robey. Gertrude,
Georgia and Villa Robinson. Mary
Powell. Jennie Riblet. iona Wine
miller, Maymo and Ota Weekley, Ma
BILE and Burris Brown. Bertha Bog
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To Make West Virginia Pay the
Old Debt Judgment against
This State.

WASHINGTON. Juno 7.-Drastic
steps to compel the state OF West Vir-
Ginia TO pay the Sl3.O0O.OUO judgment
rendered against 1t in the final i'd
tudicauon OF the ffty-year-old Vir-
ginia deEt controversy wero taken
Monday when Attorney General John
Garland Pollard. representing tho Old
Dominion commonwealth, asked the
supreme court Of the United States to
issue a writ OF execution, directing It's
officers 10 levy on all property Of the
younger state in order TO collect
enough money TO satisfy the claim.
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UNDERGoEs OPERATION.

Gene R. Curtis. of Jane Lew, was
operated upon in the st. Mary's hos
pital Tuesday morning for Appendix
citis. He rallied nicely from the
anResthotlc and was resting as easy
as could be expected Tuesday after
noon.