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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04
SENSATIONAL
DENOUEMENT
IN THE HOUSE
OVER LEAK TO
WALL STREET
(DY UNITED pREss)

Washington, Jan. 3.-The fight in
the House over the proposed congress
sional investigation into the leak to
Wall street Of advance information on
the presidents note. took its most SEN
sational turn this afternoon.
Representative Bennett of New
York named Bernard Baruch as one
its advance tip.
The rumor is" declared Bennett,
that Baruch, member of the consul
Of national defense. thirty minutes be-
fore the peace note was made pub
lie. sold $1,000 shares of United Sta
ties steel common on a rising market" )"
That congress will investigate the
leak charges seems certain following
the resolution when Speaker Clark
ruled that the resolution of Represen-
tative Wood demanding the investi-
cation is privileged and therefore is
to be considered at this time.
REFUSE TO ENDORSE NOTE.
Washington. Jan. 3.-For the fourth
time tne senate refused this after
ternoon to vote on a resolution en-
dorsing President Wilson's note to
belligerent countries. Following a
stormy session the senate by unani-
nous consent put over until tomorrow
vote on the Hitchcock resolution en-
dorsing President Wilson.
Senator Gallinger Immediately in
troduced a substitute for the Hitch
cock resolution. The substitute read:
Resolved. That the Senate of the
United States expresses a sincere
hope that peace between the warning
nations OF Europe may be consum-
mated at an early date"
Gallinger's substitute resolution al
so went over until tomorrow.
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FALL SPRAYING FOR cANKER
In Bad Outbreaks Of Apple Disease
Application Of Bordeaux Mix
ture ls Advisable.

In very had outbreaks OF apple
cankor, fall spraying with rather thick
bordeaux mixture. ut least Us strong
as $780, Is advisable. This treatment
is not usually necessary In most APP
pie districts Of the United States, but
IL the grower is having renl fight
against apple cnnkerx, the full eradl-
cation should be made rather promptly
ns soon as the leaves are OF. aud the
whole orchard should he sprayed with
this mixture. This protects the tee
against most Of the reInfections In tho
bark and probably kills the spores on
the surface Of the wood and possibly
mnny mlnoe o. lnciplonk cAnkogA
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new INTERNAL REVENUE
LAW Now IN EFFECT

Denver, Jan. 3.-The new federal
internal revenue special tax schedule
which went into effect Monday.
brings joy to Denver tobacco dealers,
commission merchants and CONNER
cial brokers, whose taxes are repealed
and sorrow to local moving picture
magnstes. pool parlor and bowling
alley proprietors and circus owners,
whom the government will rely upon
in the future to contribute their share
towards the upkeep of the nation.
According to Internal Revenue Col
lector Mark A. Skinner. $500 tobacco
dealers. IS commission merchants and
103 commercial brokers will be freed
from the tax in the Denver district.
The number of movies, poolrooms.
bowling alleys and circuses affected
has not been complied.
By the provisions of the new tax.
proprietors of theaters. movie shows,
museums and the like. where charge
for admission is made. will pay an
nual tax revenue from SIS to 500, ac-
cording to the seating capacity.
houses having capacity of not
more than $50 paying the smaller
sum and those with a capacity of over
500 paying the largest amount. Shows
seating 500 will be taxed $50 and
those holding between 500 and 500.
SIS. except that in cities of 5000 pop
nlAtion nr- lass tho ap,nunt 90 tho ,ax
will be cut in half.
There are eleven cities in Colorado
with more than 5000 inhabitants and
these will te forced TO pay the full
amount of the tax. Wyoming. also in
this district. has four cities that can't
claim the less than 5000 inhabitant
rate. Circuses are taxed 500. Chau-
tauquas, lecture lyceums. agricultural
or Industrial fairs. religious or charit.
able entertainments are exempted.
Proprietors of bowling alleys and
billiard rooms will pay SIS for each
alley or table, and this applies to all
clubs and hotels as well as to the "
Nj. c. A. and similar organizations. as
the law applies explicitly to every
place where bowls are thrown or
pool and billiards played. excepting
only private homes. Others affected
by the special tax are brokers. who
will pay $50: pawnbrokers. $50; ship
brokers $50: custom house brokers.
$40, Manufacturers OF tobaccos. ci-
sars and cigarets will pay special
tax in proportion to their annual busi-
ness.
All of these taxes are payable in
January for the last half of the fiscal
year ending June 80. 1917. and will
be again payable July. 1917. for the
entire fiscal year ending June 80.
1913.
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INTERNAL CONDITIONS IN CEN
TRAL EMPIRES INSTRUMENTAL
IN CAUSING THE REJECTION OF
eERMANrs PEACE PROPOSAL.
TERRIFIC BATTLES ARE
RAGIHG IN RUMAAIA
tsY UNITED PREssj

London, Jan. 3.-Authentie Of
fetal information substantiatins
press reports Of the seriousness Of
internal conditions in the central
empires was instrumental in eaus-
ing the allies to reject Germany's
peace proposal. II is believed to-
day that this belief will be strong
iy repeated In the allies answer
to President Wilson's note, a draft
Of which is now ready
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard StegaIl of
Greydene and Central streets had as
their New Year guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer McWilliams and daughter. La
verne, Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Reed and
Miss Blanche; Mr.. and Mrs. Schuelke
and daughter. Pauline; Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelix Harvey, all of East Canon.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Conn Of Iowa.
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Owing to the serious condition of
Mr.. J. L. wray Of North Reynolds
avenue. all the children have been
called home. There are six children
the most OF whom have arrived. 1t
is the sincere hope of Mr.. Wray's
friends that he will have a speedy re-
cosery.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04

Master Carl Schlaeppi of Sherman
avenue mad the misfortune Friday to
break his arm in two places. The ac-
cident was due to fall against the
manger. while doing chores at the
barn.
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er, Mrs Geo. Palm on Chestnut street
on Monday evening of this week. In
teresting games and a good social
time were the principal diversions.
and popcorn. ice cream and waters
were served for refreshments. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality OF the
Palm home were Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Gebhardt. Glenn Gebhardt. Miss Flea
nor Kiskaddon and Miss Elizabeth
Burgess.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

r. r. Jeffries. the county agricultu-
raj agent, spent some time last week
among the orchards of Lincoln Park
giving interested parties demonstra-
tions in scientific pruning.
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The Lincoln Park school reopened
Monday after the Christmas holiday
vacation. with the usual interest and
attendance.
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Mr.. Eli Elrod returned to her home
on Park avenue the first OF the week
after a three weeks visit with his
daughter Mrs. Maude Pearcy on Orch
ard Park.
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WHY HE COULD NOT.

"Hey!" yelled the stevedorc, as
they were loading explosives for the
allies; handle that stuff more care
full
"What's wrong wild it?" asked
Cassidy, who had hold of it with
Casey.
Don't you know replied the
stevedore., that some of that same
powder exploded last month an
Howed up ten men?"
"Shure that couldn't happen
now replied Casey, "for there's
only two av US here. Boston Tram
script
MONEY TO LOAN
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Henry Palm Of Chestnut street has
taken a position as substitute mail
carrier and also is on duty at the
post office for a short time each even
ing. He is substituting in North Can
on this week and next.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Penny and children of
Rockvaie. Colorado. nave been visit
ing the Hastings family.
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT-Ntcely furnished room0
for light housekeeping In central
location on Greenwood Ave. Has MOD
ern conveniences. with or without -
ano and garage. Especially desirAhoo
for teachers or clerkA. See ownoR
It $50 Harrison for terms. ss1plo
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Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Williams Of Cy-
anide avenue entertained eighteen OF
their relatives at dinner New Years
day. Those present were. Mr.. Will
Williams and family Of Lincoln Park:
Mrs. Maggie Williams and family of
town: Mrs. Dolly Fansher and family
Of Beaver: J. N. Fansher and daugh-
ter and their guest from Los Angeles.
California. Mrs. c. Monical.
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Miss Ruby Beatty OF Cottonwood
avenue was in Colorado Springs last
week where she spent a few days
visiting relatives and friends.
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Miss La Vergne Augustine spent
New Years day as the guest of
friends at Howard and Cotopaxi.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04

Fred and Alvin Williams. students
at the University OF Kansas at Law
renee. have been calling on their
East Canon friends while spending
the holidays here with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. w. williams.
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w. W. Plummer has been spending
TIE past week or two with his family
on Elm and Lombard. He came in
from Syracuse. Kas.. where he went
earlier in the season to look after his
stock interests.
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C. r. Case has been moving his
household and ranch effects down
from Black Mountain to his place. cor
ner of Sherman and Mckinley re-
Gently acquired from Geo. B. Hayner
Mrs Case came in the last Of the
week from visit at Kearney. Nebr..
to join her husband. and they will
arrange their affairs for q permanent
stay.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Dunn are spend
ing the week visiting friends in La
mar and vicinity.
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make their home here. They will oc-
cupy the Lloyd Hurd place on East
Main street.
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Wilbur Davis is confined to his
home with bandaged foot on account
of a miscalculation in directing the
blow of the AK while choppIng wood.
He hopes to resume his school duties
when he is able TO wear shoe again
on the injured member.
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EAST CANON
NEWS NOTES
fMrs. E. E. Lambuthl

The Progressive club will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
James Curtis on Cyanide avenue.
Four Mile.
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LYMAN Ro0lsoM IN PU4aLo.
Lyman Robison spent his holidayn
visitinG the lAnaily q >. :. AFrlsl11ntI
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F. n. Gebhardt OF Colorado avenue
started in Monday morning on his
regular work as mail carrier for
South Canon
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Large house cor Rivss
and sth St. suitable for roomiAa
or boarding house. Mrs. Mack. ~
Macon avenue. SsDlA
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Kennedy Wilson and Mr.. Mcclure
OF ordway are here on a business trip
and are staying at the home of Jim
T. Wilson.
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Mr.. N. Goodwin is visiting at tht
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Ford.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms nicely ~
niaheA Tor light honseheapilQ. -
slAIrioeA. 11nA1-A
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Mr.. Martin Meyers OF Pueblo Is
spending four days with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Hubbard.
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The members OF the East Canon
Division of the First Presbyterian
church association will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. W. II. VIII
liams on Cottonwood avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04

Byron Hastings left Monday morn
ing for Beaver creek where he viii
be employed with the telephone con-
struction gang.
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Robert Ross of ordway and Ru-
pert Hunt OF Florence visited with
the Long boys on South Raynoids
avenue last Thursday.
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Carbin and Norvai Robson nave
returned to their home after spend
fng the holidays with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Robson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar stehiin and lit
tie daughter viiette. of Gfllispie. IllI-
nols. were entertained Tuesday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Madse Mad
sen of Rhodes avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-04

Mrs. Bob Harrison OF East Main
street is expecting her daughter. Mrs.
White. and children to arrive here
soon from Montana for visit TO the
family home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Cook and little
son Henry. returned Saturday from n
visit at the home OF Mrs. Cooks
brother, Mr., Earle Leeper. near Rcila.
Kansas. Mrs. Cook had been spend.
ing two or three weeks there and Mr..
Cook joined the family at Christmas
time. Mr.. Cook reports very pros.
porous farming section with abound
ant crops tho past season. Her broth
er has quarter section Of farm land
ak miles from RoIla which ia thriv.
ing town ON new railroad. They en-
yoyed their visit hut prefer Colorado
air to that Of The lower levsls.
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Billy Boles and little daughter.
Dorothy. left last week for eastern
Kansas. whore they spent New Years
at Mr. Boles' old home visiting his
father and mother.
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Mrs Okla Hurd has returned to
Larned. Kansas to resume her work
as a teacher in the public schools
there after spending the holidays here
as the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Robson, on Four Mile.
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Mrs. John Devivier who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis at Goodloe's
hospital recently is reported to be get
ting along very nicely. and is expect
ing to be brought to her home. cor
ner OF Elm and Willow in the course
of another week.
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FOR SALE-Young COW, fresh in few
days. Mrs. Kate Biddall East Cen
trail street. 1p6t-
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Mrs. F. J. Stiers sends greetings to
her friends on Lincoln Park. from
Fl Centro. California. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stiers have been spending some time
visiting at Portland. Oregon. going
from there to San Francisco. San
Diego and other points in California.
and will spend the remainder OF the
winter with their daughter. Mrs. Nellie
Cramm and family.
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Mr.. Conn of st. Charles. Iowa. is
spending a few days here visiting his
daughter. Mrs. o. S. Reed. on North
Reynolds avenue.
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White. and children to arrive here
! soon from Montana for visit 10 the
family home.
Mrs Okla Hurd has returned to
Larned. Kansas to resume her work
as teacher in the public schools
there after spending the holidays here
as the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. L. Robson. on Four Mile.
Mr.. Conn OF ST. Charles. Iowa. is
spending few days here visiting his
daughter. Mrs. o. S. Reed. on North
Reynolds avenue.
Billy Boies and little daughter.
Dorothy. left last week for eastern
Kansas. where they spent New Years
at Mr. Boles' old home visiting his
father and mother.
Byron Hastings left Monday morn
ing for Beaver creek where he will
be employed with the telephone con
strucuon gang.
Robert Ross of ordway and Ru-
pert Hunt OF Florence visited with
the Long boys on South Raynolds
avenue last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Stehlin and lit
tie daughter viiette. OF Gillispie. IllI-
noIs. were entertained Tuesday at
the home OF Mr and Mrs. Madse Mad
sen Of Rhodes avenue.
Mr.. Martin Meyers OF Pueblo is
spending four days with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T. Hubbard.
Harley Howerton has returned to
Si)enver after spending the holidays
with his parents in East Canon He
is student In the Denver University.
Mrs. Norman Cooling left wednes-
day for her home in Victor after
spending a week with relatives in
East Canon.
Mrs. John W. Rogers has been some
what III for few days but is better
now. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodrich of town
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Reed have been
enjoying n visit from their daughter
bliss Blanche Roed.
Miss Ruth Sandy, teacher in the
school at Matheson. Colorado, Is
home for visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. p. @. Sandy of South Ray
nolds avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Miller and daugh
ter. Juva. and Mr.. Ray Miller OF Grey
dene avenue were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Miller on the Park.
New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. SiegfrIed of the
city and Mrs. Lear of Lamar were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Morris
New Years day.
Bonn Lyons OF Salt Lake city spent
New Years day at tho G. p. Sandy
home on Reynolds avenue.
Mrs. Ella Johnson. teacher in the
Harrison school. spent one day last
Sweek with Mrs. Hastings on Rhodes
n enue.
Jim Tomllnson has had dirty
face all week. due to tho fact that he
Is learning to handle n Ford.
Lincoln Larson Of Victor Ia visiting
At tho home OF his mother Mru. A. 8.
LArson on South Cottonwood.
s.:... !:
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Miss Sylvia Caldwell and Miss sigma
Johnson gave New Year party Mon
day evening at the Caldwell home on
Pine street. About fifteen or twenty
young people enjoyed the time togeth-
er with music. games and eats. Mr..
and Mrs. Waits from town. who were
dinner guests. stayed over for the
evenings festivities.
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FOR SALE-Ail kinds OF wood zz3
Macon. Phone Canon 92Ri1. G.
G. Daley. 267tf
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Mr.. Vixey who has business as
contractor in Lansing. Michigan. ar
rived in time to join Mrs. vixey for a
visit over the holiday season. Mrs.
Vixey has been visiting the past
month at the home of her brother.
Mr.. Parson on Park avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Parson came out for the formers
health during the summer. but he is
not improving so well as his friends
could wish. though able to enjoy the
visit from his relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
vixey left for their home in the east
the first OF the week.
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Harley Howerton has returned to
SDenver after spending the holidays
with his parents in East Canon He
is a student In the Denver University.
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TERRIFIC BATTLES RAGING.

London. Jan. 3.-Stoning out of po-
sitions and handto-hand fighting re-
ported in today's German statement
indicated terrific battles are now rag
ng in Rumanis and in Dabrudja- The
ninth German army has reached forti-
led positions around Focsani where
apparently is the lighting center. Four
Rumanian towns have been stormed
and captured by the Teutonic armies.
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Jim Tomllnson has had dirty
face all week. due to tho fact that he
Is learning to handle Ford.
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Lincoln Larson Of Victor Ia visiting
At tho home Of his mother Mrs. A. 8.
LArson on South Cottonwood.
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The pupils of the eighth grade of
Lincoln Park school enjoyed skating
party New Years day at the tunnel
reservoir near the Skyline. The party
was given by the losers to the win
ming side in spelling contest held be-
fore Christmas.
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territory in Colorado wants several
lady agents in Canon City. Nice line
to handle and good money. See Mr..
Phillips, Y. NJ. C. A. 1P1
WANTED-A piano in good condition
at a reasonable price. Frank L.
Smith, corner Main and Fifth. 300pf
WANTED-In every city. good live
hustlers with horse and wagon or
automobile and with sufficient capital
to build up Butterine Routes that will
net good returns and own your own
business. Address NJ. & Co., Record
office. 300tT
p~~oN~~A~~o~~~o~oD~o~~o~oO.
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR Secondhand cook stove
In good condition. Inquire OF z. A.
Clark. SIG Main street. 2p4t
FOR SALE-Nice flock of hens cheap.
Inquire R. W. sperry. 7o9 Allison
ave. 2t3-
FOR SALE or RENT-A well improv-
ed four acre orchard on East Park
avenue. Mrs. d. E. Banister. 1p6t-
FOR SALE CHEAP - Large size,
nearly new heating stove. Irish,
71s Greenwood Ave. 297p6
FOR SALE-Young COW, fresh in few
days. Mrs. Kate Biddall East Cen
trail street. 1p6t-
FOR SALE-All kinds OF wood. zz5
Macon. Phone Canon s2Ri1. C.
G. Daley. 267tf
FOR SALE-21s acre fruit and chick
en- ranch, $500 if sold in sixty days.
$500 down. balance in five years at
s per cent, per cent of for cash
House and outbuildings worth $500:
fine view. R Pearcy. r. 2, box zoo.
Canon City. Colo. S01p6.
FOR SALE-A nice little residence.
modern. nice neighborhood. about
two blocks from Record office. ut
a great bargain this month. Few
hundred dollars down. bal. long time
II you would consider a real bargain
in a home let me show you. Cheap
er than paying rent Guy U. Hardy.
227p12t-
FOR sALE-One-horss wagon. GUY
.. HARDY. Sophia
S~~~O~~~~ooA%s s>~oo0oA000N
LOST
STRAYED OR SToLEN-one bay
mare. branded on left shoulder
bar over "a and one black colt brand
ed on left shoulder bar over inverted
u with one white hind foot Address
care Ehlenfeld, Micanite Route. City
Reward. 1p6t
LOST-A lamp rim for a Buick head
light on Chandler road. two weeks
ago. Leave at Record office. 1pat
.S~S~~S~~~~~e~>
FOUND
FoUND-Pair of child's mittens, Get
at Record. pay ad. 1tf
FoUND-Baby' ring Get at Record
and pay ad. 2s6ts
SoUND-wool neck scarf. Get at
Record and pay for ad. 294ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP your own keys ana counsel b
renting . steel safety box at tA0
Fremont County National Bank, -
10 IS per year. ou
S00S0~&S~e>SO~
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Good alfalfa pasture for
horses. s2.Oo per month. c. o. Lamb,
Phone Canon 1908. 1pet
FOR Rents room modern house
furnished. lis Macon avenue or
Phone Canon IS. Apply ssl N. 5th
street. 1p6t
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms with
sleepisg porch. s2s Main st. Ito
FOR RENT-Large house cor. Rivss