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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-07-12
ANTOINE BAVARl
WANTS A RELEASE

John A. Miner received a letter
from the state board OF pardons few
days ago in which II was stated that
Antoine Neroni alias Tony Bavari. had
made request for pardon and mas
much as Mr.. Milner was witness he
(Bavari) had requested the board to
write him and secure his opinion of
the application. Mr.. Miner was not
slow in answering to the effect that In
his opinion it would be impossible for
Bavari to remain in prison long
enough TO expiate for the crime he
committed. and that in the event of
his release it would be well for him
TO keep away from Florence.
Bavari, il will be remembered. was
in charge of a truck farm near the
Santa Fe depot some nine years ago
and within four months time he killed
and buried four of his country peo-
pie. three men and one woman, and
vas planning to dispose of another
woman and thre echildren the day he
wa staken into custody. The farm
was used as the burial ground for his
victims and the case attracted atten-
tion in all parts of the country. 1t re-
quired many days before all of the
bodies were recovered and during the
time the search was being made Ba-
yari strongly protested his innocence.
When the evidence was finally so
strong against him that there was no
longer any question OF his guilt, Ba-
yari assumed an air OF braggadocia
and he seemed 10 think that he was
not only Justified in his aendish
crimes. but that he had accom-
plished something wonderful. One of
his victims was an old man so years
of age. partially blind and feeble.
whom BayAn struck down with an
axe. splitting his head open. He
showed not the slightest mercy in the
execution OF his crimes and always
took advantage OF his victims by at
tacking them when asleep OF when on
their guard.
The first murder committed by Ba.
veri was that OF a young Italian
woma. with whom he was infatuated.
He was insanely jealous and 1t is thot
that he killed her when she persisted
in refusing his attention. The other
Killings were performed by Bavsri 10
cover up each crime as II was com
mitted. IL was his intention 10 clean
up the family of Joe Minichinelli and
then make good his escape when he
was placed under arrest.
Mr. Miner lived near the Bavari
farm and he is familiar with the de-
tails OF the crime al that time and IL
Is certain that Bavari will receive no
consideration from him or from any
other person who resided in Florence
AT that time and became familiar
with the fendish work OF the murder
er. All Of the evidence against Ba-
yari was circumsrantiai. which ac-
counts for the fact that he was only
sentenced to life term in the peni-
tentlary.-Florence Citizen.
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LOCAL RED CROSS CHAPTER
WILL SHIP SUPPLIES

There was shipped from Canon City
chapter of the Red Cross society TO
the Rocky Mountain division headquar
tiers of the organization in Denver to-
day five large boxes of hospital sup
plies. which in turn will be later for
warded to the Red Cross warehouse
at the Bush terminal station in New
transportation to the European war
front The boxes were numbered Sc
rally and were lined with waterproof
paper for the protection OF their con-
tents. The supplies We're all neatly
wrapped in white paper and tied with
white string. On the wrapper was
written the name and character of
the article enclosed. A fist of the
articles packed in each box was placed
inside and a copy kept here. An in
yentory was also sent to ". G. Ev-
ans. Denver. chairman of the Red
Cross supply committee for the Rocky
Mountain division. which embraces
eleven states.
Today's consignment was boxed and
prepared for shipment by Mrs. Bart
Goodloe. Mrs. w. E. Galley. Mrs. Peter
Esser and Charles Swanton.
Among the articles in today's con-
signment were thirty-three bath robes.
twelve pairs of bed socks. 1872 hand
kerchiefs. ffty-seven pajamas. two
dozen shoulder wraps. three dozen
pairs OF socks and seven pairs of slip
pers for convaiescents. No bandases
were sent. altho the chapter has
large quantity of them on hand.
The subjoined circular letter from
Eliot Wadsworth of Washington, d. c.
acting chairman of the American Red
Cross society, issued a week ago and
sent broadcast over the land. shows
the tremendous demand for hospital
supplies in the war-rayaged countries
across the sea and the necessity for
their preparation and collection in
AhEF Ah TINS NJ
wadsworth says:
BASED upon cable advices from our
allies in Europe the following hos
pitai supplies are urgently needed and
all chapters OF the Red Cross are
asked to ship to the nearest branch
warehouse of the American Red Cross
.,,,.,t. a..r,t.y.a ,.,h~ ta.-ar sunnIfa. ,ha,-
may have In their possession corre-
spending 10 this list and to speed up
the enterprises of their workrooms on
these particular articles: $4,000 bath
robes or canvalescent gowns, l00. 900
hospital bed socks. 100000 handker.
chiefs. $4,000 hospital bed shirts. $780,
900 suits OF pajamas. 100000 shoulder
wraps. 100000 pairs Of socks and
25o. 900 ward or conyaleseents' slip
pers.
These hospital garments are great
ly needed at once and should be made
in accordance with the specifications
provided all chapters of the Red
Cross for such articles. The produc-
tion OF bandages and surgical dress
ines. however. should not be allowed
10 fall on on account of this special
appeal. as cable messages from Paris
and Rome ask for Q constant and un-
diminished supply OF these in view of
the recent heavy fighting and the diff
iculty of getting raw materiass ship
ped abroad"
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is that people do not drink as much
water in cold weather as in summer,
which helps to flush the kidneys. Again,
they eat more meat in cold weather, and
meat.
At all such times persons should drink
copiously of hot water, say, a pint
morning and night, and take Anuric
three or four times a day. This An
uric comes IN tablet form and can be
had at almost any drug store. 1t dis
solves the uric acid in the system
and carries it outward. would advise
everyone to take Anuric occasionally,
and continue for three or four weeks,
and in that way avoid rheumatism, gout
and many of the painful disorders due
TO uric acid.
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HOME FROM MOTOR TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Smith return
ing motoring trip to points Of interest
tngmotoring trip to,points OF interest
5n Park and Summit counties. They
visited Hartsell. Alma. Fairplay and
other points in the former county and
then crossed the range at Hoosier
pass and spent short time at Breck-
enridge. Mr.. Smith says the scenery
in that section OF the state ia unsur.
passed in It's masnihcence anywhere
in the Rocky Mountain region.
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REUNION OF HIGH SCHOOL
CLASS.

reunion of the members of the
Class of 1914 OF the Canon City high
school was held last Saturday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Irish. .7l9 Greenwood avenue, at
which nearly one-half of the class.
who still live here. were present
Some of the more talented members
favored the gathering with some eS-
cellent readings. Various games and
stunts were indulged in during the
evening. the nose amusing being the
standing broad grim the vocal
high jump sponge put" "hfty cent
dash;' "Siind race" dc. Refresh
ments were served at IL o'clock. IA
vors for the ladies being the West
Point graduation hop cards enclosed
in leather vanity and card case.
upon the outer cover OF which were
embossed the academy crest and the
words. Army. 1917"
That the class of 1914 are getting
on is evidenced by the fact that out
OF a membership OF thirty-six twenty
two OF them have matriculated at In
stitutions OF higsgs learning thruout
the country. At the reunion. with
less than half the class present. nine
colleges and universities were rep
resented.
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ougsTs AZ sARToR HOME.

Mrs. Ellen Terry Strong and maid Of
Denver mo.ored TO Canon City on
Thursday and were guests Of her cou-
sin. Mrs. Harriet sartor and family
OF iOl2 Macon avenue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08

LUMBER and building materials; Louisiana
rect from mill, subject 10 examination:
shingles, windows doors and hardware: no
advanced payment required. quick shipments,
grade and count guaranteed. Send material
bin for estimate. II. d Taylor & Co, Lake
Charles. La.
CREAMERY FOR SALE-Entire stock, fix.
tures and machinery of Pawhuska Cream
cry win be sold at public auction at Paw
huska, okla, on Monday, septembes 10, at
10 o'clock a. IN. Fer particulars write Gray
4 Miller, Pawhuska, Okla.
ArTENTION-Casing- head gasoline plant
superintendent openf ro position; can get
results. The best Of references; can build your
plant and make all necessary tests In the field
Box 6339. World.
BAKERY and confectionery for sale dirt
cheap. Best little town in state. Good
crops. Win sell for $3.50. Don't write
come and see for yourself Paden, Otla
FOR SALE-Temperance bar and lunch
counter good fixtures on account OF bad
health will sell at 4 sacrifice Win Browning,
Pawhuska, Okla.
BUS1NESS-will buy good paying business
OF any kind What have you'll Private
party. Box 1856, care World.
FOR QUICK SALE-Lesses in Miami lead
and zinc district. $4oo. $500, $500 zach.
Phone 3065-R
FOR SALE-A meat market doing cash
business. will stand investigating. Phone
1918,
FOR SALE-One.third interest in well
established real estate business. Address
box 6309. care World.
GOOD restaurant business In West Tulsa for
sale. Phone lib.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08

WANTED To PURCHASE H0UsE-We bayo
!, cash customer for residence on the south
side; must rave four bedrooms, sleeping porch,
garage and servants quarters; II your house
is modern and will comply with the above re-
qplrements, let us hear from you and we will
Co., 403 South Boulder. Phone 77I5.
HAVE an elegant home in the north side
Tor sale, consisting Of ter rooms; this is
certain certainly q pleasant, nice arranged home;
Call me at 1888 or 47s3.
FOR SALE-on South Wheeling, five rooms
screened in porch, full sized basement,
east front; 2,7oo, 5000 will handle. See
Phone 6691 or Ao42.
FOR SALE-On North Denver, a first. class
hve-foom bungalow with basement in the
best residence district on north side; price
y ,ooo; Call J. G. Reddin for appointment.
2l6A South Main. Phone 6d91-4OA2.
FOR SALE Rustic design. four room
bungalow. well on enclosed porch, large
screened In sleeping porch. chicken house,
yard fenced $1,000. 5000 cash. must sell
FOR sALE-weli built two. story dwelling
10 dandy modern rooms. large cistern,
close in, $4,000. $4,000 cash. $40 a month
act oniek, IL won't last. Phone 81
SOUTH Cincinnati. five-rooIn modern bInCa-
low fuilsiIed lot. ~, 600. terms. Phone
1894. III. j. Glass b Co., over Palace
thea,er.
WE HAVE contractor that is looking for
some desirable vacant lots must be worth
the money. Pyle Investment Co. Phone
FOR sALE-Forty. Improved farm in
Missouri: would consider vacant lot or
equity in modern bungalow. Rice. phone
1919
FOR SALE BY owner, beautiful five room
snco like rent: Emmit Brunson. ao9 Rob.
,nson Bldg. Phone 46s2.
WANTED-To buy four or five-room house,
=, $500 down. balance payments; give, locs.
tion; owners answer, no agents. Address
FOR sALE-By owner. 2 four'roon houses
ono three'room house. on east side: part
terms. Phone 2797, or call at 6l8 South
Troost before Z or efter s.
FOR kALE-BeAutifui new eight room
home in Morningsids sddition. corner lot
75xiio. completely modern. furace. garage.
Phone owner, S74s.5o5.
sIx'ROoM, modern. with full basement,
east front, la6? South Detroit. imme.
and $40 per month. Phone 81.
Will. take late. model touring car as first
payment on five-room modern bungalow
located on Hodge. Price $3.50. Phone 50:
FOR sALE-Desirable iot suitable for ono
pssa. or 'ss ssos. houses close In on south side
For KEYTCHaR Of si1:room bungalow,
nicely furnished every convenience;
rent reasonable. Call 12o Ess. Independence.
wNTED-will buy fiye,ro9m bungalow,
Boz goo ssss a''. s.ss was ws particulars in letter
WANTED-To buy five or slx.room modern
house priced from two 10 three thousand,
from owner. II. X, s., 4lo South Xanthus.
WANTED-To trade, lots Ia Fresno, Cal.
five, or six room house In Tulsa. N. D.,
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08

LEWIS CLINE.
County Clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
PERSONAL.

CATHOLIOS-Joi my correspondence club,
pay when married. Mrs. Keena. Gas bake
Grand Rapids, Mich
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
NOTICE.
Scaled bids for the erectInn ard sa.,

Sealed bids for the erection ard com.
pletion Of an addition to tho Glen Poo
High school, Glen Pool. OLA, will be re.
city at 10 o'clock a. ", ThTsdsy Sept @
30, 1917, at Glen Pool High School buildin,
Plans on file at office Of Rush, Endacott (
Rush, Architects. .a2e Unity Building, TuisI
Okla, and may be secured by contractors
by depositing s25 cash. Board reonires
certified check Of per cent OF bid ss an
assurance OF good faith. and ability to make
bond according TO law and enter into con.
tact. Board also reserves right 20 reject
any and all bids. Plans and specifications
ready for contractors at architects office
Saturday morning, Sept. Q. 1917.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE SANITARY Mattress Co will make
special prices on recovering and rerovat'
irg mattress for tho month of September
we make all grades Of mattresses to order
we make all grades of mattresses to order.
Phi, ae Gag.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
Legal,
COPY OF COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
AUTO OWNERS MUST HAVE 1917

AUIO OWNERS MUST HAVE 1917
LICENSE
:, Notice Is hereby giver to all Owners Of
Motor Vehicles, Including Automobiles.
Motorcycles. gas end Steam Tractors. thai
on and after tho 2nd day OF July. 1917
the Sheriff OF Tulsa County is hereby I'M,
structed TO- arrest all persons who do not
have In their possession G 1917 license
tag or receipt from the State Highway
Department showing payment OF license
Tho Board OF County Commissioner a,
Tulsa County hereby orders the Sheriff 10
enforce the above order throughout the
Ordered BY tho Board, this the 2nd day
O., T.. sUPPEs
LEWIS CLINE, County Clerk.
Sealed bids will be received by IN,
Board Of County Commissioners of Tulsa
County, Oklahoma on Monday, Scptemb.r
II, 1o17 until o'clock D. m Ia the office
OF the County Commissioners IN the Countv
Courthouse, Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the eren.
ton OF three one-room frame buildings for
Minority Schools In Tulsa County. plans
and specifications ere on file In the office
OF the County Superintendent of SchooIs
In the County Courthouse.
Tho Board of County Commissioners re.
serve the right TO reject any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF County CON.
n issioners Of Tulsa County, Oklahoma. This
the 9Th day OF September, 1917,
LEWIS CLINE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08

WHNTED--Agents 10 handle the Daisy
Vacuum washing machine on Commission
at fair: patented. Write or see G. M. Whit.
man, si2 West Main, Hcnryetts. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Al S1 Oil Stock
TIh@Q
Wyall Soon be So

Here Is an oil stock paying divi'
dends of "A per cent per month and
guarantees to- pay n per cent Octo-
Der /. We have thirty wells pump
ing, fully equipped, and drilling more.
This and the raise OF oil permits us
to pay larger dividends and raise the
price Of stock. We are .organized
under the Kansas law, s55 acres Of
leases. capital stock $4,000, fully
paid and non -assessable; property will
be shown IL desired. Send All remit
tances TO the MASON OIL & GAS
CO, 401 Scarritt Bldg, Kansas
City. Mo, =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-03
BLASTED HOPES.

Germany is disappointed, Austria IS
disappointed, Pope Benedict is disap-
pointed Though. from another stand
pcnU at President Wilson'S reply to
the plaintiffs peace proposals. The
puntiff is distressed because he
knows now that the war must 80 on.
The central allies are angry because
their play for peace that would be
merely IA truce has left them no
chance to geeT:aAiZe their industrial
and military affairs for further
and aors stupesdsns attempt at
world conquest.
Tho Richmond Nirgin.an says to
tas mind Of The ruling German class.
there is only one answer when any
body refuses to Go what the kaiser
wantS-knock the offender on the
head, Ia ,thcir dealings with other
nations. they have uniformly followed
this policy. Under the present cir
cumstances. it is natural to expect
that they will make some new effort
10 carry Observation-Disclosures to the peo-
pls of the democratic nations that
refuse to bend the knee to "all-high-
est"
Naval authorities in all the allied
countries are said to expect new
outburst of concentrated effort by
u-buatS and air fleets. They decline
TO be disturbed. Fighting there must
ne, OF course, but the allies are bet
ter able to fight today than at any
time since the war began, especially
in the field where U-boats can oper
ate. Steadily the menace of the
submarine has been decreased
through the increasing activities OF
the combined navies and better
understanding Of methods for COM
batting the underwater pirates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-03
VIRGINIA NEWS

President Wilson arrived at Nor
folk yesterday, unannounccd, on the
the Presidents yacht.
Leaving the yacht he entered launch
in which he passed through the ca
nal to inspect the inland water
ways.
The factory ef the Oldt Dominion
Carnery Company, situated on the
Appomattox River in Farmville, is
:pecpls a. work. INC work is at pre-
/ ent {, hn,a otne canning Of vege-
tables, but little late- on fruits
will also be put up. The cannery is
ow tuning tut ov r 35 Gates, or
$500 cons OF vegetables per cay,
md is Increasing tie ortpC' Is the
veget ,blcs AMI fruits cone IN more
freely The mana gels lay tie output
vii! be increased t. 10000 cans per
day beginning this week. The farm
ers in thi; 'ction have hi" year
.aised more vegetables than ever be-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-03
ENFORCE THE LAW.

When majority of the sun ragahs
of Virginia three years ago aaopte"
the Mapp law, prohibiting the sale
~ distribution Of spirituous or malt
LIQUORS in the state Of Virginia, the
Gazette urged that aS the Dill fau
been endorsed 10y large majority
that it be enforced to the letter.
II seems, however, that the, statute
is becoming more honored IN us
breach than it's observance, Judging
from the number Of persons brought
into the Police Court every week 10
answer the charge Of drunkenness.
Eleven delinguents had their names
UPON the blotter Of the Police Court
Thu morning. all charged with max
mo nublic exhibitions Of themselves
while under the influence Of liquor.
The eleven men Cali white) alluded
TO formed but small percentage OF
Saturday night and Sunday "drunEs
as the large majority Of those who
tarry TOO long with the wine escaped
the policemen's nets. : Not a. few
make automobile trips to Washington
On Saturday night. and generally
return to their homes in an eXhilera-
ted condition.
This was especially noticeable last
Saturday night. But it is rot be-
laved that all who persist in drink
ing intoxicaats sbtain their supplies
ia Washington. There j.. every rsa-
son to suppose thar much u the
LIQUOR consumed in AleyandrIa-anl
it seems to be Increasing daily is
procured in this Sity.
We are aware OF Vie fast that it
Is difficult TO obtain positive svi-
dence against suspects, but where
Suspicious conditions surround GER
tain places, it might be suggested
that search warrants would be likely
% bring TO the light catches IN diff
fersnt sections of tbs city. When
people noted for their drinking pro-
clivities are seen entering and leav-
ing places which are not as Caesars
wife. search warrant would. we
oetsve. bring results in most cases.
tiood people Of this city held a
meeting last week in the welfare uf
soldiers encamped near AlexanGria
Tor the purpose Of diverting such
visitors from the house OF the scarlet
woman. Equally rs much interest
should bs taken to keep them out Of
places where it Is believed liquor car
DC procured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-03
THAT LITTLE PIECE OF LEAD.
(Dctroit Free Press.

One small piece of lead, proba-
bly, weighing less than an ounce, has
coSts the world more than $4,000 900
600 IN money, probably 100000, OOO.-
900 III property, more than 11,000,-
and loss impossible Of computation.
1t has cmbroilcd in war Germany,
Austria Hungary, Britain, France.
Belgium. United States, Turkey, Ser
bia. Italy, Montenegro, Roumania,
Bulgaria, Albania, Egypt. Canada.
Australia, China, Japan. South At
RIGA, India and Russia, and brought
every other nation to the brink of
internal trouble or outward disaster
the consequences Of which are being
felt by every human being civilized
OF uncivlized, white, black, yellow or
brown.
That small piece of lead was flied
from pistol in the hands of CRACK
Drained youth of Serbian nativity
into the body of the heir to the Aus
trian throne. The troubles arising
from this mad act and its punish
mcnt set fire to the powder trains III
Europe and led to hostile act after
hostile act and finally and sud
denly 70 omen war in 1914.
The end is not yet, nor do ohserv-
ers believe it to be in sight. Before
the price Of that little piece OF lead
is fully paid the present staggering
figures will be far exceeded, how far
it is impossible even to guess. Fo.
when the International struggle IS
ended each nation involved will have
its pressing home problems to face
and these will breed troubles = cen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-09-03
PATRIOTISM IN THE WEST.

Willard L. Burgess. prominent
Baltimore dry goods merchant, has
returned after 4 vacation of = month
spent in tour of the Middle West.
Mr.. Burgess. who IS close and &c
curate observer, has brought back
with him many interesting fac :
bearing on the war and On trade and
financial conditions.
Il was deeply impressed" said AIR.
Burgess yesterday in recounting il
observations, with u growing pa
griotic sentiment in the Middle West,
especially among Germans. who are
both numerous and influential in the
West and Northwest. Before
started on my journey had believed
that the Middle West was Indifferent,
If 10. actually hostile to- the war
win Cermanr. The imprccation
hurled AT Senator La Toilette, and
Other pacilici>ts and obstructianists
soon convinced ME that ] was Oh the
wrong track. The Detroit newspa-
ncr> breathe patriotism in every line
Here IS an extract from Il communi-
cation printed n the Detroit Journal
and addressed to "William Hoheh-
2ollcrn. Kaiser. lord of life and dea;;l
and of the hi@h and low and middle
justice
''Nou have taken Naboth's vine
gard and Killed its owner-taken mil
lions Of vineyards, killed millions OF
G"rcrS--arj Tow YOU are trying to
make peace with the avenger Wills
retaining the stolen lands and escap-
lng the nrics' Of blood You ,,re using
paid agents IN all lands To provoke
peace talk among light thinkers, hop
]'n% 10 dupe humanity into re!in-
GGlshjum just eight and weaken the
armed law which is being enforced
asa'nSt you.
Fnr many years you collected
mnrfcr .oo!s and trained men to use
tNsu in readiness for The Day
Shout: The Day not arrive YOU IN
-erded to manufacture it. The as.
SIS iHat:Gr At Sarajevo gave you!
.S'oNl. opportunity. You were asked to-
press the button, to name your, own
te.r:: every concession, every sur
rsc0nr was offered. crowded this war
csa:i 'ne avoided You refused be