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Chandler

he enjoyed his trip to Indian Springs
with F. Malone last week. Mr.. Ma
lone has a homestead up there which
he says is looking unusually good. He
hopes 1t win be worth a good deal of
money some of these days. The men
were gone several days.
Mrs. Williams Has Guest
Mrs. Ithel Williams had as her
ell of Rockvale.
Hoid-up Visited In Chandler
Wayne Graham, one OF the hold-ups
who was captured in attempting to
rob the Royal Gorge cafe in Canon
City last Sunday was visitor. in
Chandler just a few days previous.
A number of Chandlerites know him.
Graham is facing a serious charge
and may do some time for the at
tempted offense.
Pay Day Felt Good.
Last Friday was pay day and every
body was happy. Ole man received
check for around $50 for two
weeks and others were nearly as
large. Indications are. judging from
statements of sales agents and other
officials that the work will keep up
steadily until after Christmas so II
is expected that everyone now at
work will recuperate their fortunes.
Pueblo Visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowers and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller were Pu'
eblo visitors last Sunday. They en-
joyed the splendid outing and were
pleased to make the trip together.
centeIlas Visit Other Camps.
Mr.. Tony Centella with his brother
and family visited the other coal
camps and also Florence last week
in their car.
In Canon Last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gilbert and family
and Chries Pacinic were visitors in
Canon City last week
Mrs. Maniey in Florence Tuesday.
Mrs. Scott Manley went TO Flor
enee Tuesday OF this week on a
shopping trip.
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Mayor-Mozart Lewis.
TruStees--Wm. Lloyd, A. @. Price,
ithei Williams. Al Hankins, Or. q. M.
Noonan.
Town Marshai-Oave Houston.
Mine superintendent-M. u. somer-
willie.
Pitt Boss-M. Lewis. r.
Engineers - ithei Williams, Jim
Doyle, Jack Thomas.
Master Mechanical Hankins-
School Board-Mozart Lewis, presi-
dent; A. G. Price, treasurer; G. N.
Noonan, secretary.
Teachers-Mrs. Mary heVins, Prin-
cipaI; Miss Jane Lloyd.
Noonan And Summervilie in Canon.
DIR. G.. NJ. Noolan and Superintend-
ent Matt Summerville were visitors
in Canon City on Tuesday. They
are Interested in the Community Con
ference which is to be held in the
county seat In October. DIR. Noonan
most likely will be on the program
to tell about the first aid methods
as used in coal mines. The Doctor
has had charge of several A No /
first aid teams during his time as ply
sician in the various coal camps
Chandler Lively Little City.
. Since the increased mine orders
Chandler has started to fill up so
that now nearly every home is occu'
pied. The town presents lively ap
pearance and everybody is again on
money making basis.
Enjoyed Pheasant Sunday
Not long ago the families of MT
Scott Manly and Mr.. Harye Gardner
enjoyed a very delightful outing on
the Colorado Springs road. The trip
was made by automobile thru Canon
. CITY and returning thru Florence.
First Touch Of Winter
Chandler received its hrst touch
of winter last week when drizzling
rain settled down over the camp
Snow was reported in the Greenhorn
mountains.
Had Good Time at Indian Springs
Manager A. G. Price reports that
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What the Beer Amendment
Would Do to Colorado

and delivered to the consumer at his
residence.
Manufaeture-There is nothing to
prevent breweries starting in every
section of the state.
saie-The beer sold will not be linn
tied TO Colorado brands. II 1t is legal
to sell Colorado beer. it will be legal
under interstate law to sell all beer in
unbroken packages. no matter where
brewed. 1t can be sold by anyone who
cares TO handle 1t.
Gift-Beer can be given away; also
served with meals.
Revenue-The only revenue from
the manufacture and sale is to be ten
cents per barrel for the state, NUM-
cipalities and counties receive moth
ing.
The Produets-Criminals, degener-
ates and feeble-minded will multiply
and citizens will be compelled 10 pay
increased taxes for their support.
Result-The state will be in worse
condition than before prohibition came
into effect. The old-time prohibition
towns like Greeley. Fl. Collins. Boul-
der and FIT. Morgan. will be as helpless
to protect themselves from beer as
other communities. Colorado will be
a saloonless state without a legally
dry" spot In II.
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R0ckDdLe
EeIix PoaIiano al erookside.

Felix PoeIiano At Brookside.
Mr.. Felix Pogliano s1ent a day
the first of the week at Brookside
Visiting old time friends Felix il
now employed at the smelter in
Florence.
Likes Utah.
Mis-. Gus Olsen writes her husband
from Price, Utah, where she is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Matt. Gilmoar
that they are nicely situated there
and that Matt has good job. She
is very favorably impressed with
Utah and Price especially.
Tony Savant Back from Boulder
Tony Sarvant, Jr.. is home from the
coal fields of Boulder county and
has started to work in the Fremont
county field.
Phillips Has Asthma.
Mr.. John Phillips of Lower Hard
scrabble is laid up in ped with a bad
attack of the asthma
Wyoming Miners Get Wage Increase
A wage increase of approximately
per cent has been granted to the
| coal niIeIs of northern Wyoming as
the result of the contract signed in
Sheridan, Wyoming. by the United
| MtnC workers or district 22 and the
northern Wyoming operators. The
conference was in session from Aug
22nd until Sept. 19. 1t has resulted
not only in the granting of a wage
increase hut all the local grievances
| were settled.
Brewster Loses Postoffice.
Postmaster Joe Burkhard of Flor
ence has been advised by the au-
thorities at Washington. D. c.. that
the postoffice at Brewster will be
discontinued on September 3o.h and
the :Iew rural route will take up and
care for the mail for this town after
| tfc first of October.
Enrolment Of 28a
The Rockvale schools have an en-
rollment this year of 2SS students
| which is the largest among the small
| Ter schools of the county The en-
| rollment is divided as follows: First
grade. So; second grade. So: third
grade 49, fourth, As; fifth grade. 25;
sixth grade 21; seventh grade, p:
| eighth grade 20.
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Mayor-Byron Richards.
Trustees-Tom Everly, Ed Price,
VIM. Adams, Robert Angel, Charles
Nash and Tom Easton.
Mine Superintendent Johns
Pit Boss-chariie Grant.
Hoist Ensineer-Edwin Price.
Catholic Priest-Father Edmund Of
Florence.
Methodist Minister-Rev. Loasten of
Florence.
Services every Sunday.
School Board-A. p. Easton, Ed
Aeard and J. p. Lloyd.
Teachers-F. A. Grader. principal;
the Misses Lucy Martin, Sarah Lloyd,
Florence Mckenzie, Mary vezzetti,
Rita johnson, Blanche Williams, Eta
Starbuck and Mrs. J. w. Griffith.
Three school buildings.
Sunday School Attendance Picking
Up.
The Sunday School attendance at
the NJ. E. church is picking up won.
derfully and last Sunday there were
close to one hundred present.
Visited Parents.
Mrs. Earring Johnson of Portland
spent last week with her parents Mt
and Mrs. John Kile.
Mrs. Allen Visiting In RockvaIe.
Mrs. James Allen who came down
from Salida last week to visit Mrs
August Devivier on Lincoln Park
visited friends in Rockvale this
week
Renewed Old Acquaintance.
MIS-. Richard Goodhead and Mrs
/ Mary Thompson came up from Flor
ence last week to renew old acquaint
ances. Mrs. Goodhead visited with
the families of her sons. Arthur ant
/ Archie.
Burkhard Making Ready for Rural
Route.
Postmaster Joe Burkhard of Flor
ence was in Williamsburg this weel
looking after matters connected
with the starting of the new rura
route which starts October first
| Movie Fans.
John Y Evans. Frank Rocchio
Jim Adams and VIII Kitto were il
Florence this last week one or two
evenings taking in the pictur,
shows.
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The w. C. T. L. Messenger of Denver:
The following amendment is to ap-
pear on the ballot for the election on
November Z. and If a majority of those
who vote on il, vote in the affirmative.
IL will become section three of the
prohibition amendment. known as Ar
ticle XXII of the state constitution:
Section 3. Beer is hereby declared
to be a Misunderstanding liquor within
the meaning Of this article Of the con-
stitution. and the manufacture and
sale Of beer is hereby made possible,
provided, however. that all beer shall
be sold in unbroken packages and
delivered directly to the consumer
at his residence. The state treasurer
shall charge and collect a tax Of 10
cents per barrel for each and every
barrel of beer manufactured.
Non-intoxieatina--If beer is made
legally Misunderstanding, all rest:ic-
tions OF the prohibition enforcement
law are removed. as II only applies to
intoxicating liquors. Beer can. be ad-
vertlsed on billboards. in newspapers
and magazines. and solicitors for or
ders can go from house to house.
Only Restrietions-Beer shall be
sold only In unbroken packages.
whether containing pint or barrel,
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Coal Creek
Cues, Of Florence Sister.

Guest Of Florence Sister
Mrs. James X. Davis visited her
sister Mrs. Owen Price in Florence
for day or two last week.
Visiting IN Denver.
Mrs. OrmAn cronk Is visiting rela-
tiyes and friends in the Capitol City,
She enjoyed the sights of Denver
and was much pleased with her trip.
Gne... Of Jones' Last Week
Mr.. q. r. Gwillim of Victor and
Mrs. Sidney Spradley OF Chandler
were quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Jones last Sunday.
Beach Family Gone to Pueblo.
Mrs. benjamin Beach writes from
Pueblo that her daughter. Miss Eu-
nice. has entered school there for
the winter. Mrs. Beach spends her
winters In the Steel City because her
health is so much better in that
lower altitude.
Little Helen WARDROBE Goes Home
Little Miss Helen WARDROBE. ac-
companied by her grandfather John
Cowan Sr.. went to Gorham, Colo
RADIO. the other day to join her par
ents who live there. Mr.. Cowan re-
turned home the frst OF the week.
Black Eye Disappears.
The black eye David Hanson got
at the prize fight accident in Colo
RADIO Springs Labor Day has now en-
iireiy disappeared. Dave was in
the section that fell down and he re-
ceived a poke in the eve by some
ones elbow when the stands COM
menced to 20 down. He says he's
satisfied IL wasn't any worse.
Ceiebration Of Columbus Day Planned
Mike Frabrizio and several others
OF the members OF the Italian lodges
OF Coal Greek have the matter in
hand OF making arrangements for a
Grand Ball on Columbus Day. Octob-
er 18th In celebration of the event.
The celebration this year will not be
quite as elaborate as in other years
but II will be just as enjoyable never
theless,
At Conservatory o. Music.
Gordon Roberts went to Denver
last Saturday to resume his studies
at the Conservatory of Music there
this winter.
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David Williams Progressing Slowly.

David Williams Progressing Slowly.
The injuries David Williams sus-
tanned in the accident at Colorado
Springs the first of the month are
causing him more trouble than he
at first thought would be the case. 1t
appeared at first that the straining of
the muscles of the stomach was the
only injury, but lately injuries to his
neck and head have developed. Mr..
Williams with his wife live in Cripple
Greek but they have been visiting
with the Hansen's lately.
In Florence Tuesday.
Thomas Edgeworih was business
visitor in Florence last Tuesday.
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Mayor-Wiliiau Wilson
Trustees-Idvseii n. Davis, Dawes
G. Davis. Ed copper,h~aite. Camille
SaIvo, James I. Davis
Mine Superintendent Ben Beach
school Board-wul. Gilbert, presi-
dent; Davies c. Davis, secretary y.
n. Lodsio. treasurer.
School Prineipai-Alfred ourfee.
Teaehers--Misses Emma Tate. Eva
little, Sylvia Shirley. Blanche Ander'
son.
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PARK CENTER

Saturday afternoon Eberly Gould
and younger brother Marshal, and
Norman Duffy were out hunting and
on their return home Marshall. the
younger of the three. was in the
rear and in some way the gun which
was being carried by the elder Gould
was discharged. the bullet striking
Marshall in the right side of the
head and lodging in the left side of
the skull II was at first thought
that the lad had no chance for re-
covery but he is reported as getting
along nicely under the care of the
physicians and attendants at the
hospital.
NJ. A. Mills and b. Coughlin made
trip to Mr.. Mills claim near the
City park. at the top of the gorge
and brought back with them some
nice ore specimens.
c. A. Norman made a business trip
to Cripple Greek last week.
A. A. Hoffman was on the Park
visiting with his brother. Sam Hoff-
man. the latter part of last week.
Miss Anna Muir has returned to
her home in Florence.
p. NJ. Perkins of Murphy Swale.
proprietor of the Independent Dairy
has bought the milk route formally
supplied by E. C. Davis of Orchard
Park. Perk says it keeps Betty"
THAT is his pet name for his Fordl
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RETURNS HOME FROM DENVER
HOSPITAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w w Hughart and
son returned home from Denver on
Tuesday. Mr.. Hughart has been con-
fined to St. Joseph hospital for the
past three weeks following an opera
ton there. He says the operation
was successful and while he is still
weak he is rapidly improving and
expects to be in normal condition
soon.
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Number Of Men Increasing.


The number OF men employed al
the Nushaft mine is increasing
steadily. The white flag hangs out
every day at the company store and
1, is thought that work Will keep up
until after the holidays at least
orders are coming In every day and
n will take a long time 10 catch up
with the demand.
Donaldson and wife Home
Jimmie" Donaldson and wife re-
turned last week from their vacation
down the valley. They had hne
time and enjoyed every minute oil the
sojourn. Jimmie says he Is as nj
as a fiddle and ready for another
! year of hard work.
Boston" cowan 10 Back on JOB.
"Boston" Covan came down from
utstcliffe last week and iE on the
n,h again. He has been employed
IN the Passifiora Mining and Milling
, Company.
school Work Progressing Nicely.
Superintendent Durfee reports that
school work is progressing very
nicely. There is an enrolment OF
$50 pupils and tins number Is in
creasing weekly as other families
move in. due 20 the increased work
at the mine.
purfee Guests Last Week
DIR. V. A. Hutton OF Florence and
Mrs. Belle Locke OF Canon City were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Durfet
last week.
Attended the Movies.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Penney and
Miss Lizzie Newell were movie fans
in Florence last Saturday night. They
, also did some shopping.
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Abbott Says Things Are PICKING up

Abbott Says Things Are Picking Up.
On recent visit to Florence and
when interviewed by a reporter Mr..
Frank w. Abbott of the Colorado
Supply Company's store at Coal
Creek said that things had taken
a decided change for the better in
the pioneer Fremont county coal
camp since the Nushaft began oper-
tons. AT that tine Qast Tuesday,
there were about 125 men on the
payroll.
Mike Frsbrizio At State Fair
Mr.. Mike Fabrizio spent the first
few days of this week attending the
state fair in Pueblo.
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W. F. MCDONALD HERE FROM

W. F. Mcdonald. who is employed
in connection with the mining in
terests of his brother, Sam McDon-
aid. in the Cripple Greek district. ar
rived here Wednesday on a short bus
iness visit.
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followed twenty-five years ago.
Forty-oue years is some time for an
absentee TO take and read his old
home paper. Wonder if any Canon
City man can beat that record?
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REV. WILSON'S SERVICE NEXT
SUNDAY.

Rev. Wilson will preach at the
Brookside school house next Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited to attend.
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Oscar Chase of Canon City was q
business visitor on the Park a few
days ago.
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DR.. and Mrs. o'Keefe of Canon City
were dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. L. F. Hoffman Sunday
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Mr.. ArIen of Lincoln Park was
looking after his ranch on the Park
the latter part of last week
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confined to his bed for the past three
weeks is able to be around again
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Mrs. NJ. A Mills who has beer
quite sick for the past ten days is
slowly recovering.
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buzzing right along to get over the
route twice a day
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At Conservatory o. Music.

AZ Conservatory o' MUSIC.
Gordon Roberts went to Denver
last Saturday to resume his studies
at the Conservatory of Music there
this winter.
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Durfee Guests Last Week

DIR. V. A. Hutton of Florence and
Mrs. Belle Locke OF Canon City were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Durfei
last week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16
FAILED IN SIIIBBOLETU TEST
Bccausc of Pronunciation Swedish
Newspaper Man Was Called Spy.

Then said they unto him, Say now
Shibboleth," and he said Sibboleth.
for ne could not frame to pronounce
1t right Then they took him and
slew him.-Judges, Xn:6.
Offlcers and passengers on board
the Stockholm of the Swedish-Ameri-
can line. which arrived here recently,
told how, on the voyage from New
York to sweden early in January. one
Of the passengers a Swede. was test
ed by the British authorities accord
ing TO the Shibboleth test. by which
Jephtha, the Giloadite judge Of Israel,
ascertained the identity of the Epn-
ramites who we're trying TO escape
his wrath.
DR. Alfred Rundstroem. the ship's
surgeon. and Edward linn. a manu-
facturer of this city. passenger both
going and coming aboard the Stock
holm, said the man who was subjected
to this Shibboleth test failed in it.
He was about TO be arrested by the
British soldiers when the ships conf
mander, Captain A. f. Hakanson.
stepped into the breach for him and
pledged his wcrd and other wavs
vouched for his genuineness as a
Swede.
The man was Eric Ny bloom" said
Mr.. linn. RE is a correspondent for
one OF the leading newspapers OF
Stockholm. He was interrogated by
an interpreter at Liverpool and after
n long gTilling he was asked to pro-
nounce the word fuin.' which is
equivalent to the English seven one
of Mr.. Nybloon.s front teeth was
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FILE CHARGES in
SCHOOL DISPUTE
freeman Miller Charges \. VI.
College Head " jth General
InoumpCttpCy.


Special 20 The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June n.
incompetent. not Gugl fled hv eduCa-
tion o. natural ability and other AL
legged deficiencies arc enumerated
among charges filed with the state
board of agriculture today hy Free
man A. Miller against j W. Cuntwcll
president of the a y NJ college at
Saltwater Miller was recently sus-
pended frou the faculty. OF the school
after ne had defended his son. against
whom complaint had been made for
certain conduct AT th, school
The son was afterwards drowned
while IN bathing. Miller was tenn
porlrilv suspended from the faculty
at the time OF the incident in which
his son was connected a committee
Of tho board OF agriculture made an
investigation and recommended the
suspcnyion hc made permanent.
which was done. Miller complained
that the action Of the board >Nas un-
fair. and indicated that there would
be some action follow ing.
He charges Cantwell with being cN-
travagant and wastcful. Miller com
plains that Cantwcll refuses 10 allow
religious services in the school. and
finally that he. caused false charges
to be instiCated against Miller's son.
Miller asks for a public hearing OF
his charges against Cantwell at still
water
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-16

New Telephone Directories have
been delivered. If'you have not re-
ceived one. call 123.--Adv.
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Continue Investigation.


NptclhA ~ Aut NNtiVs
SEMINOLE. Okla. juno ia
further investigation into the murder
Of sadie Jones whose uncle is
held for the crime, will be started
Monday by a court of inquiry APP
pointed by District Judge Ncbeown.
and will hold session at Hollvgrovc
schoolhousc. near the scene Of the
murder.
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Why He Named II So.

This collar stud is nv own inveu-
ton" said the Cheap Jack. and the
name | have given it is Fault"
Because everybody has faults -
suggested the red nosed man in the
crowd.
mo. my dear sir; simply because
it's so easy to find"
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\ Polite Explanation.

Say your kid nearly fractured my
skull lie struck mo ON the head
with brick"
"Nou were torpcdocd by mistake.
The missile was intended for one or
his little playmatcs. Looks like a
busy year in politics. does it not"
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CONCEDE
G.. o. P. VICTORY
Running for office in
BaTtlcSNiilc.

Special 10 The World
BAETLESNlLLE. Okla, June Is.
Confident this will be banner year
for the G. Q. r.. ana that the entire
Republican ticket in the county will
be elected by large Waiorities. a big
field of candidates has already filed
for the various offices to be filled
at the November election. In fact.
there two or more candidates for
each office.
on the other hand the big Repub-
liCan sweep which f. gathering mo-
mentum is seen by local Democrats
and they do not care to be caught in
the crush when the avalanche sweeps
over the country in November. Not
all of the various county offices to
be filled are attracting Democrats,
and the field OF candidates who have
already filed is the smallest in the
history of the county. The registra-
ton shows the Republicans TO have a
majority OF approximately two hun
dred and fifty in the county. The
last day OF filing for county office
is June 80