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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
FARMERS
PUZZLED OVER
MALE PHEASANT
Monaghan Bird From Game
Preserve Causes Comment
AT Economy.
10y NATE EDWARDs)

ECONOMY, Ind. Nov. 27.-A male
Monaghan pheasant landed in this vi
cinity recently and caused much spec
ulation among farmers az to what
kind of bird It was. A few thought
it was long tailed Grow, others that
it belonged to the Mexican parrot fam
lily. 1t was first seen eating with VIII
Williamson's chickens and has been
in different localities since. There IL
4 wild game preserve over on West
River that was stocked up with this
specie of pheasants and 1t Is supposed
this beautiful game bird belongs there.
Miss Ollie Bane is very sick with
blood poison caused by a burn on her
arm. Ed Nicholson Is visiting In
Anderson this week and viii be guest
Of relatives in other cities before he
returns Mrs. Edna Replogle is help
ing her husband solve the farm hand
help problem by going to the cornfield
and husking the golden ears for cribb-
ing, /. /. The ]. L. Long company who
have a cream station here and poultry
yards will do all the cream testing by
steam power. Billy Mccain is super
intendent of the Economy plant.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Weyl who recently left for
a tour of the southwestern states, that
they were in Oklahoma City and en-
Toying the city very much. Sunday
was missionary day at the Friends
church at Morgan Creek. Ten dollars
and fifty cents was collected and do
nation is to be sent to the Friends
Mission station at Columbus, o.
Evangeline Reams has charge of the
mission work. :. Misses Anna Archey
of Richmond. Miss Lucille Dixon, of
Seymore. who were over Sunday
guests of the Johnny Williams family,
returned to their respective homes
Monday evening. =. Mr.. and Mrs. Aus
tin Mullen. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. L. Hiatt of here and Mrs. Sarah
Slaughter, Iowa, at Sunday dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Williams
Mrs Slaughter left for Richmond in
the evening where she will visit
friends and relatives before returning
to Iowa " The following ministers
preached in the Economy churches
and vicinity: The Methodist church
REV Ray Ballard; Economy Friends
church, Rev. Oliver Frazer; West Riv
er Friends church, Rev. John Hard
wick; Sugar Grove r. U. B. church
Rev Arllie Collens; Morgan Greek
Friends church, Rev. Ed. Howell. -.
Mrs. Alice FRASER was visiting over
Sunday with Richmond relatives. -.
There was an entertainment Saturday
night at the M. E. church given by
Miss Kelsey of Charlottesville
Mrs Martha Atkinson and Miss Juani
Ia Atkinson entertained at dinner
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Atkinson
and children. Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs
Charley Atkinson of here Also Miss
Mary Wildly. Mr. and Mrs Billy Nc
Cam we're Sunday visitors of Webster
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hiatt
were at Richmond Monday morning
attending to some special business.
Raymond Daugherty and family moved
to Richmond Sunday where they will
reside this winter :. Harold Fenimor,
returned to Bethel Monday morning
where he is teaching school this fall.
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Camp Shelby, near Hatt1esburg,
Miss, where most of the Richmond
and Wayne county soldiers Of the ma
tional army are stationed, is larger In
size and population than the city of
Richmond.
Zone thing l am sure Of" writes w.
F. Hoelscher, who before the govern
ment started selecting men for mill
tary service was Richmond optician,
And that is that there are more men
here than there are in Richmond"
At Camp Zachary Taylor the Rich
mond men were stationed together.
but since being transferred to Camp
Shelby they have been placed in Diff
ferent companies.
Life is Different
CAS- one knows this life is quite
different from all others Hoelscher
says In a letter to Miss Rebecca
Frame of Spring Grove. 1--WE all trust
that everything is for the best and
that we are being guided by the hand
of God.
ct certainly will be happy day If
we can all get to meet at home again.
"The soldier boys here are from all
walks Of life Some are Indifferent
and others seem to strive with might
and main for some office. Those who
did not do very well at home will GER
tainIy profit by the training they are
receiving.
Pleasant In Evenings
1--WE are housed in tents here, ten
men in tent and wood stove is in
each tent, together with board floor
and sides 1t Is real pleasant in the
evening when we sit around the fire
and talk of old times.
Our food is good and wholesome
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
EXTREME MEASURES SEEN

WASHINGTON, Nov &C. = Govern.
ment operation of railways If the pool
ing plan does not afford relief from the
present situation was being considered
today as the committee of vice presi-
dents Of eastern lines gathered to per-
feet general plans to put the pooling
arrangements into effect
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Service Flag With
Six Stars Unfurled
BY Sunday School

NEW MADISON. O., Nov. 27.-The
UniEersalist church here has unfurled
9 service flag with six bright stars,
presented by Mrs. o. p. Kimmel and
her Sunday school class, In honor of
the SIX men OF the class who are now
IN the United States armies.
The boys were all born and reared
In New Madison. Three Of them are
volunteers. Fred and Edgar Max have
seen service on the Mexican border
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Camp Shelby is Larger Than
Richmond W. F. Hoelscher Writes

and we feel thankful that we fare as
well as we do. There are many arti-
cles of food that we no doubt could
do justice to but Uncle Sam knows
what is best for US. We have our
stores and we can get sweets II we
care to pay for them.
Too much praise cannot be given
the Y M. c. A, for it is a grand sue
cess in every way, he says. Hoelscher
lis serving In field battery No. 300.
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and are now with their regiment In
Alabama. Harry MikeseIl, George
Dowlar and Elmer Roberts are In
training in Camp Sherman. Herbert
Harter has Joined the aviation squad
ron and Is under orders to report at
Cornell. N. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27

So WOOL SWEAT
Frs, at. SITS
Come in nearly all
colors, with or with
out belts; women and
misses, $1.7s. P
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27
Thousands Report This Result
Through the Use Of Pyramid
Pile Treatmenf Within
Their Own Homes.

fer from piles you are doing your
self a. grave fnjustice every day
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-27

An Englishman has built a machine
that registers motions made by muscu-
lar efforts for use in identifying Grim
mails by their walk
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
new FIRM IN CHARGE OF
ROYAL GORGE GARAGE

Messrs. John Shaw Jr.. Ed. Coryell
partnership and have taken over The
Royal Gorge garage from The Royal
Gorge Motor company of which Mrs.
Mariana zontini is the head
The place will hereafter be known
as The Royal Gorge Garage"
Mr.. Ed. Coryeli. who is recognized
as an expert automobile mechanic will
have charge Of the repair department..
which is one Of the best equipped and
perhaps the beat arranged in the
whole county.
Mr.. Russell Coleman will have
charge of the floor and the front end
duties of the business
Mr.. Shaw will not engage actively
in the tksiness at this time until he
/ improves some in health. He is getting
along nicely and his rheumatism Is
gradually disappearing.
! Mr.. Allen Bowen will have charge of
the Office and will look after the &C
counts
This firm Is made up OF well ex-
perienoed automobile men and each la
best adapted for the particular portion
OF the responsibility which he as
sumes.
The garage is the largest and the
best equipped in Fremont county. be
ing but recently constructed There
seems to be no reason why the boys
shouldn't make big success of their
venture.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
GOT MONEY UNDER
FALSE PRETEESIORS

A stranger who gave his name as
George Graham obtained small loan
from NJ. E. Scroggin. proprietor of
the Miller hotel. few days ago by
Representing himself as wealthy
shcepman from the western part of
tire state and was arrested by the po.
lice shortly afterwards On the charge
OF obtaining money under false pre-
lenses.
Graham. who proved TO be dope
fend and financially dependent on
such people as he was able to fleece.
was locked up in the county Jail until
Tuesday. when he was arraigned be-
fore Justice of the Peace J. r. Ken
nedy to answer for hi soTense. He
was adjudged guilty as accused. but
as be had no means Of making resti-
tuition OF his iil-gotten gains his hne
and sentence OF imprisonment was re-
mit,ed on his promise to leave town
and not return at least for twelve
months.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
1853 REGlSTRAnTS MUST
ANSWER QUESTIONAIRES

The members OF the Fremont coun
ty exemption board have practically
I'm shed all OF the detail. work con
nected with the issuance of the War
departments questionable to all mill.
tary registrants in the county and ev-
erything LIS in readiness for mailing
the first batch Of the quetionaires Sat.
urday morning. The lawyers of Ere
mont county have been organized as
advisers to the military registrants
and will assist them in correctly fill
ing out the QUESTIONABLE. which must
be returned to the secretary OF the ex-
emption board within seven days after
II is received with all the interroga-
tories answered.
There are a total OF / .253 military
lregistrants. ameniable to the question
aire in Fremont county: all of whom
must answer tt. or pay the penalty ex-
acted by the government. Sixty-three
of the questionaires, or aye per cent
of the total, vii be sent out next Sat.
urday morning. Thereafter Ave per
cent will be sent out each day until
the entire list OF registrants has been
covered.
Two OF the military registrants
from this county. Dominic vigiiocco
Of Florence and Henry Clark Gilman
OF Florence. who were called to go To
the training camp with the second In
crement. could not be found at the
time and became technical deserters
by their failure to report for army
duty. vigliocco was recently picked
up by the authorities at Trinidad and
was taken to Camp Funston. Gilman
was located at Holly. Colorado. and al
SO taken to Camp Funston.
Paul Edward Hoicomb of Florence.
a member OF the selective draft from
this county. died not long ago and his
name has been eliminated from the
list.
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A BAD Wrecked tho constitution
may follow in the track OF di5ordered
System, due to impure blood or inacs-
I've liye-. Don't rila the risk Doctor
Pier,,e's Golden Medical Discovery cures
pure biood or inective liver. The germs
OF disease Circulate tarou-sl the blood
tho liver Is the iiitcr ~hicn permits tho
rsr1ns 70 enter CT net The liver active,
and the blood prrc, aiid yoa escaps
id.seese-
When you're dcSii..ated, and your
weigh. below e. healthy standard, you
regain health and strength. by using tbs
Discovery /. buiids mp rho body.
deeler does Tot have il. send 20 cts. for tho
Tablets Dr. v. NJ. Pierce. Buffalo, N, Y
DIR. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach liver and bow
els. .S1gar-coated, tiny gEanules, easy
70 take aS candy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
THE 1917 TAX BOOKS
ARE NOW READY

County Assessor II. J. Craig and his
deputies have completed their work
on the 1917 tax books and they have
been sent to the binder to be pre-
pared for use In the county treas
urer's Office by the collector after the
first of January. A balance was made
in the books by the assessor and his
assistants last Monday. and. having
proved the accuracy of the figures
they contained. they were forwarded
to the printer to be bound.
The amount of money fixed by the
assessor to be collected IN Fremont
county during the coming twelve
months. which will be the 1917 taxes.
viii be s422, 2,s23.l2. or s59.663.o6 more
than the 1916 taxes which were $685.
100 o6. The assessed valuation of tax
ible property in Fremont county this
year is s1s.sos.553 The state and
county tax in the 1917 schedule is
sie7.4s5.4e. In 1916 II was sl53.952.37.
The state and county levies were both
higher under the last assessment than
they were for the previous twelve
months.
The first half of the 1917 taxes be-
come due and payable on January
first. 1918.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
no DEFINITE ACTION TAKEN
ON COUNTY FAIR QUESTION

\ No definite action was taken at the
rnblic meeting held in the county
court room last Tuesday night in rela-
tion to holding county fair here next
year beyond referring the matter to
the county farm bureau for determ-
nation Between thirty and forty
people. among them representatives
from all OF the agricultural districts
OF the county. were present at tho
meeting and the proposition was dis
cussed from al standpoints. It was
unanimously decided that county
fair would be an excellent thing for
the farm ranching and garden inter
ests. but to what extent the people
xhauld be called upon at this time to
support it financially was left to the
members of the Fremont County
Farm Bureau for a decision.
People interested In the undertak-
fng are requested to talk the matter
over with the members OF the farm
bureau as upon the amount Of enccur-
agement they receive from the public
viii rest decision OF the subject.
Following . consideration Of the or
ganization Of q county fair association
Tuesday night the annual meeting Of
the Fremont County Farm Bureau
was called by it2 president, at which
time the election OF board OF direc-
ors for the ensuing year was held.
resulting az follows:
First commissioners district, r. E.
Dickson OF wetmore and J. z. Cham
berlain OF Penrose: Second commits
sioners district. J. p. Farmer OF Lin.
coin Park and W. c. james of East
Canon; Taird commissioners district.
Frnnk Lamb OF Cotopaxi and w. Ii.
Davis OF Coaidaie. Richard Houie
was chosen as q member at large OF
the directorate. The board will or.
ganixe by the selection OF n chairman
and secretary at its next regular meet
ing.
The farm bureau viii meet monthly
At the ofice OF Ralph r. Jeffries. coun-
~ agricut turai agent. on South Fifth
street. to discuss the various problems
connected with ranching. stockraising.
fruitgrowing. gardening and their al
lied industries.
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MR.. AND MRS. HAMMOND
MOVE TO CANON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Hammond have
sold their ranch and cattle interests
ON Thirty-six Mile creek in Park coun-
ty. to Cahries Coriiss. late resident Of
Minnesota. and have moved to Canon
City TO make their home. They are
occupying the house they owned sew
erai years Mt the corner of Fifth street
and Cooper avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hammond lived on the Tihtry-o One
Nile creek ranch for thirty-two years
and were among the FIRST settlers in
that part Of the country. Mr.. Ham
mond has ridden the stock ranges In
Park and Fremont counties for forty
years and considers himself to bc en-
titled to a weli.earncd rest.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
IAN OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO
HELP THOSE MADE BLIND BY
THE GERMAN GAS AND SHELL

MI DanfoIth has made an arrange
ment with Mr.. Mignolet. Belgian Con
sui. in Denver to receive subscriptions
for the permanent fund for the sup
port Of the soldiers of the American.
British. French and Belgian armies
who have been made totally blind by
the German gas bombs.
This fund Is handled by very
strong committee and will take care
of these blinded soldiers permanent
ly. providing homes for them where
they will be taught how to do some
thing for themselves. DR.. Corwin Of
Pueblo, on a visit about year ago
to France saw in one French hospital
5000 OF these soldiers made totally
blind by the German gas.
Mr. Mignolet has devised a plan
for raising funds which is very simple
and attractive. He has designed and
patented a very beautifu. gold and
enameled badge and by simply giving
dollar for this fund the person CIV
ing receives one Of these badges.
Mr.. Danforth has arranged with the
Banks to keep supply of these
badges on hand and any one desiring
to subscribe to this fund can by leav-
ing dollar at the bank receive one Of
these badges.
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0LO RESIDENT DlED AT THE
- COUNTY FARM TUESDAY

Mrs. Margaret Sob'e Davidson. the
oldest resident of the county farm.
died Tuesday morning from sensility
and old age. Mrs Davidson was n
native OF Ireland and was ninety years
old. The funeral will take place from
Wilson's unsertakInS chapel. 72s Main
street. n, ? O'Clock Friday scternoon.
The service will be conducted by Rev.
c. J. Armentrout. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church.
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TRrevenf. or Age
Coming Too Soon !!
(By L h SMITH. N. d.

Toxic poisons in the blood are thrown
OFT by the Kidneys The kidneys act
as filters for such poisons. If we wish
to prevent old age coming too soon and
increase our chances for long life, ~e
should drink plenty Of pure wafer sad
take little Anuric.
When suffering from backsche, ire
qucnt or scanty urine, rheumatic pains
here or there, or that constant tined,
worn -out feeling, the simple way to
overcome these disorders is merely to
obtain little Anuric from your nearest
druggist and you will quickly notice
the grand results. You will find it
many times more potent than Gthia, and
that it dissoives uric acid as hot water
does sugar.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
ADVISORY BOARD NAMES
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

The advisory board which has been
nominated by the governor for the pur.
pose of furnishing free information to
the men of the selective draft in Ere
mont county in relation to the military
QUESTIONABLE. which will be sent to all
young men between twenty-one and
thirty-one years of age on December
18th. has designated the following as
sociate members:
Canon City. South Canon and Lin
coin Park: os. H. Maupfn. Augustus
Pease. J. =. Thomas. F. F. Hunter. D.
W. Ross. I. W. Ibbotson. r. W. Irish.
Geo. e. Colgate. J. p. Farmer. G. b.
Warner.
Florence: Geo. A. Wilkes, Geo. B.
Marco. Jas. F. Montgomery. d. A. Hes
sick. ". w. Cafky. J. V McCandIess.
e. F. Jack. Geo. Palmer
Coal Creek: Alfred Durfee. NJ. Fa-
brezzio.
Rockyale: John Kile. L. L. Job.
Williamsburg: J. A. Perkins.
Howard: l. L. Freeman. d. D.
Hamilton
Cotopaxi: John r. Worth.
Penrose: A. Cowie. John F. Wright.
Concrete: c. S. Warner.
Portland: T. A. Davis.
Caicite: R. B. Jerrard
Hillside: John Squires.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-20
JOE HeAVENRIDGE PLEADS
NOT GUILTY To SUSPICION
OF KILLING THE CAT

/ have been suspected. not accused.
Of killing my neighbor's cat Strong
suspicion rested on me because the
cat was found. shot to death. on my
ranch. have been told that a cat
has nine lives. II that Is SO. may
have killed that cat the first time it
died but never killed II the last time
it died and h,ope Its catacoustic
groans will cause a catastrophe to the
one who did kill it and placed the
blame on me. When young. was fed
On catnip tea and after forced 10 lea Il
catachism until ed the whole cat
category OF anything caterwaul
True. I have gun It is of the an
cient muzzle variety that my grand
father used to kill tn ties on the
wing with. My wife-"Joe. you mean
turtle dives and not mud turtles -
d MT bother me, don't know how
muddy they were. 1 have long since
learned that il is dangerous to be
ago I chased chicken around the lot
until tie family was about starved
and then got the gun, filed It half full.
/ put fifteen loads in il and fired hop
ing to exterminate the whole flock
That gun went one way and went
the other way. I have never touched
that gun since for know it has four
teen more loads In 1t snc
stand fourteen more iolts like It gave
me. No sir. never shot that cat. ]
would not shoot a kitten. with m
gun, except in self defense.
JOE HEAvENRIDGE.
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EoRECLosuRE SALE.

In accordance with Judgment of
che District Court in and for the Couu-
on December 6. 1917. IN favor Of Mike
t,arfno. pi&tntffI. arsa against Mary A.
Eakin. defendant. ana WITH an Order
of Sale issued by virtue of said JudS-
msrt and to me directed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
@ hour ~ OF sen o'siask a <. Il ats at he az srons ons.
door Of tne Court House in Csnou City
In SAID Fremont County. I will oner
10 the highest and bcs, bidder for cash
In hand. the following d-scvfbed prop
erty situated In Fremont County. IN
the state OF Colorado. to-wtt:
CcnmeucinE at point 50 rods vest
OF the North least corner of the South
wsss quarter If the NORTH wss, quar-
tii>. In Township Nineteen Sisl. SOUTH
OF Range Seventy ,sol West of the eshe
ssoS rods, "s .henep INV West T TMeatslfesr fes
CAD rods moro or less the West line
Of said quarter section. thence North
Inc. % thence @ East East SS T%sn,ss:ous s.o esse
rods more or less TO thu place OF b.-
ginning. Together with S~venty-etsht
D~weese-Dye Ditch and Reservoir
Company. which are appurtepant to
said land. Excepting ard rescrving
teo) feet in width along and on from
the West side of said tract Also y
like strip on Of the North end OF sAid
and reserviuE strip of land sixteen
tls) feet In width for the Main line OF
ton Company ditch a. now % conssruo,-
ed. Also q "trip Of land Ten tio) feet
In width for the right of way from the
DeWeese-Laterat No. oae as now con-
structed- Also excerttns and rescrv-
ing all coal. oil and mineral rights and
reservations as previously reserved
from naii paweese by his rrartors.
OR so much thereof as sftrtg ~ rcces-
sary to make the sum OF $S5fs.6s with
interest thereon at the legal rate OF
per cent per anHuin frorn snid Dec. 9Th.
1917. with costs OF suit and ecets and
expenses OF advertisement ard sale.
ad1udged In favor Of raid pletntin in
and by said Judgment
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. Dec.
z. fst1-
WILLIAM n. NEwcOMB.
sheriff Of Fremont Connty.
waldo & Hunter. Attorneys.
Fret publication. Doe. - i9ts-
Last publication. Jan. .. 1915.
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CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose with sc and mail II to
Foley & Co.. :s35 Sheffield Ave. Chi
cago. H.. writing your name and ad
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn a trial package containing Foleys
Honey and Tar Compound. for coughs
colds. and Group: Foley Kidney Pills,
for pain in sides and back. rheuma
tism. backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tab
lets. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation
biliousness. headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere-edv.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice rs hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of
the canon City and OIL Creek Ditch
company will be held at the Office OF
j. II. Maupin in Canon City at p m.
Saturday. January l. !. 1918. for the
election of officers and the transaction
of such other business rs may come
before it
wM. A. MCKENZIE. Pres.
HUNTER PALMER. Secy-
First pub Dec Is. 1917.
East pub. Jan. 70. 1873