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GERMANS RENEW
TERRIFIC DRIVE
ON AISNE FRONT


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fns G,.rr.s rsIa au.a to penetrate
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rIm. F..'. v.l NIs been h1'.
f.'I .H.....HH aud unU,1l'.uEI6
DID,. fh' 'rNn Prince fnr w" last
p,.l f.. u.h l,rn hold flD
DOM raI BOZ .uuns on the Chom,u
dos DANES
T.r g,|m1ra .IsY renewed tusIr 49,.
sauIis .u fHo French positions pt
imuirlI.r Farm. but tho attack br1Fs .
down uuHr. fha trench fire q the
French
Tho reciprocal artillery firc ON tho
lrf bank ~ the RIVER Mouse in the
VerIuu region vas maintained with
the usual violence
North of Aup,ri,c. in the Cham
p,rrc. tho French penotrnted tho
German trenches and Inflicted heavy
lnssss ON the Germans on other
p,rts of the rhnmparno front the
rr,uI,rv bnpI,rdu,pt w,s ipt.pso
. F,rbiirg lnsirI All nirbt. tho French
,s,,lIIp, .,,ry attack mndc ms tho
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pomtnnti,, ,ost,..ps nm tho AIqpc
gro,t ,,r,b,.o., NJ Ih,r,ehiso Ucr,
,,,,urca t,.d,, nv tho ccrmaps tho
w.. po,.o ,,,,,,,r,o. Ir,n,r
,rc,,bos 80, ,ro,t -, mn ,,s,ros
and ,oo r,ctros dccn so,,,b n, AuIo.
violo,t ,rtilIcrv o,hti,g continue
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had TO report from the British front
to-day.
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rNNN'h' July % 'by tho NsSo'la'eu
Prcss) The German and British
fighting limos in Frnncc and RolpitIm
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, mant Tor several weeks, 80 iar as any
largo offensive is concerned, have
tcps,d n.rccr,ulv in tho last ro,y d,ys
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'"t Oh 'n' h''i''nilE nave b'O"'
numerous nerce artillery ducls es'
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LAW TO PREVENT GOUGlNG.
Boosi In the Price Of 4. :. FIaEs
Basis of Report 10 senate.

WAslIlNGTON. July % Reporting
TO the Senate to-day on It's investigations
NJ the sudden rise IN price Of America,
nags AT the time the country entered :hr
wa. the Federal Trade COmmlsslon
expressed the opinion that some lcgis-
lrtion should project the public agairs'
unreasonable prices resulting not oEly
from unlawful agencies but from an
normal conditions as we'll
When the wavo Of patriotism sweps
the country prices Of flags doubled and
triples and Senators charged that flag
makers md merchants simply were
"souging' tho public.
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KENILWORTH RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-CiamInE purse $500
FOR four-ycnr.olds and upward six fuG-
straight s29'o. place ,iaSo, show 5,
Hrst Ampcrc 2d, ll3 tColNn4D, plaD,
S. so. SHOW $40, second Encore, ~
tGrayl, show siO.7O, third. Time
1l2A-a. CpndomC, Dash, Violet, com
mcnsla. l.stmahlc, lcrmak, lidd.i
Henry Rcptpn and Miss Gayle also nan
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Lrninr surrendered HccHusc ~
Erurcd Personal violence.

IOIENIIAGIIN july -t--"NIChOIII
L'nino, pro-Gorman ngltator arrested
yesterday In Finland after nationN Idc
f,urch by the russian Provisional GOV
eminent. surrendered because hc feared
hlH enemies might find him ana do him
violence, according 10 dcspatchca re-
cclV'd here via HHpIrnndI
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HURLEY is SWORN IN.
win lie Elected Later Rs ChnIrmnn
Of shipping Hoard,

WASUINGTON July &c - Ed"ar" ~
Hurley OF Chicago was sworn In a. a
member Of the shipping Board to-day.
TO succeed william prnman who re
signed at the request ui President
Wilsou
Mr Hurley Will be- elected Chairman
~ a later meeting OF the board
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Socialist Candidate for Mayor Of
ChicnRO Ender Arrest.

CHICAGO. July 26.-George Koop
former candidate for Mayor OF Chi
cago on the Socialist ticket was ar
rested on charge ot circulating
literature intended to discourage en-
listments. The charges are made by
the Bureau of Investigation OF tho
Department OF Justice.
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Luther burbank out OF Danger,

SANTA ROSA, Cal, July 2-Luthor
Burbank, noted horticultural, ~ at his
home here with an lnflamed appendix.
WAS pronounced out Of danger to-day.
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Dynamite skaters Boy's Knee.

ThirtcCn- vear-olu LOUIS Nihus"hnn 90
NJ tp5 parl, Avenue, West New York,
found some dynamite caps this morn!ns
ln su excavation FOR building near MS
home. lie attached them to "A battery
ana cAplodcu thcm. His right knee zap
was shattered and he Was 90 about the
face and hands.
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LOYAL RUSSIANS
AND ROUMANIANS
WIN BIG BATTLE


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machine runs
iruH success confirms tbs s'afe.
u.uf trHf t.. ..a.afIffl.uou
among .. ."Hs N.. NOT ,,
|.U..u I,.... f.u.. 700 tr. 60.
..au u.r'
Ih' ,up,iupus Offensive ~ 'h.
EuasI. i,uumuuiau troop. hos now
,aouci such strength that IL was
hoped here tlc pressure there on the
T,IfuuIr lines would fore, .aih. Def
up 900 tho drive against Gcn kou.-
Ipn'b troops 100 ,he s'auEuu. .Turnupul
trrf1i
Tu" kuum1uuu troop. % pnIiru.
uI have distinguished tu,u.pI,rs 300
The nghunr, performing prodig.,- ~
NalIr liusHluu troop t4uruurhIy
loyal have iUly aided ln the drive.
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Governor General Slnkovich yesterday
announced hls iutouJIon To- resign his
crumont would appoint successor 10
him and maintain the lHttcr and hia
staff Mt llclsingfoiE to show that Rus.
gia had not recognized the validity of
tn" act passed 10y the Finnish parlia-
mcni declaring tho Independence OF
Finland
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ITEMS For INVESTORS.

American Hide and Leather; year
ended June 3O--Surplus, H.77ohli IN
crease Sl38,bl9. equivalent to S5.bb
rhar, on preferred stock. compared
with Si2 Ga in previous twelve months
Dividend on preferred, 2is per cent"
payable Oct to record Sept TO-
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Liggett & Myers Co,-ReRular quar-
toriv dividend Of per cent on common
stock, payable Sept, to stock record
Am.. L.
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u T. Goodrich Company Regular
quarterly dividends OF 81. - p"r shn',
on preferred stock. payable OCT. J, ana
/ EoE IA to stock record Nov. 3. Net
earnings for s,x months were about
| So, 200 900.
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Canadian loan OF 100000. 900 two /,
year per cent notes Will be onered
hy the syndicate at 9s and interest 10
Yield slightly less than 6-lO per cent
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Consolidated Gas Co-Regular quar-
tcry dividend Of I per cent payable
Scpt 10 la stock record Aug 2
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NRlIonaI

National Lead Company Regular
quarterly dividends OF Ia on preferred
mon payable sept. 20 to stock record
Sept. Z.
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New York Telephone company IN hsa hnao
To 5000 900 900.
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Diamond Match Co,-RegulAr quai %
torly dividend Of . per cent payable
Sept L.
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Chicago. ~ & ST raul-Scm,-a annual
dividend OF per cent. on common
stock. a reduction Of ~ Of | per cent.
PAYABLE Sept. 10 stock record Aug 4
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GOVERNOR OF FINLAND
GIVES UP HIS OFFICE
Declares Russia Has Not Recognized
Validity Of Act Declaring Fin
niSh lnlenenlcnct.

PETROGHAp. July 26-Michaol Stak
oyich. Governor General uf Finland.
has resigned
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Greene Carranca Copper Company -
Regular quarterly dividend OF G per
share, payable Aug, 2 TO STOCK itcVru
only
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international Nickel quarter ended
Iunc sO-Ralance. s20t0,l27; decrease,
S23l 75s, equal to 'l7b on common
.lOCk.
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m'uD'd tp weaken south ~ Tartar
Pass The enemy ~ rctr'atluR 900 The
direction uf tY'rnoWy.
"itussluu forces have b'ru driven
bach from liabaludOWa h,ights'
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[IZ67NMlZES

n a tonic and restorative. " tones
up the whole system and promotes
new energy. II revives the vitality
when below par.
That Is why Wincarnis produces
such extraordinary results in cases
ofAnemia, Weakness, Sleeplessness.
Brain.Fag. Exhaustion, Depression
and when one is rundown and out
of sorts.
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ver1C,000Doctorshave
recommended Wincarnis
Begin to getwell Free

Send the c0uron below for a free trial
bottle Of "WinCarnis' not mere taste
but enough 10 do you some good
Ask your regular dealer for Wincarnis.
Should he have none Ia stock. he can
easily get Il for you from hi1 wholesaler.
Prepared In Norwich. Eati.nd, By Coleman 4 Co..
LID, C0nirAriou 10 Hb Haitt'y's TsrCss Aa1 10
the RSyal Army Medical CoTP'.
Sold 10 Greater New Ysrk and suuoundirr dblriets
IL two tiIss SSs snd 81 so per bots bylhsI.osusi
PsTk q TlioTd Hytrsds Wins Co.
Charles A Go. URiisd Wine Stores
Asfoa Ward 4 Sons Jtmss FutlsT Stores
AeksT hsu.l 4 Copdi {. NJ. Decker 4 Bros.
sAd By leading laaily vine stores. deceased
drsssislI and srOssu
For Hst of dealers siSsOheTs WTi,s
EDWARD LAssERE, Inc. u. 5. Agents
900 West 23rd Street New York
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
HOWARD BURTON IS
HOME FROM BORDER

After serving eight months on the
Mexican border as member OF the
First Utah cavalry. United States ma
tional guard. Howard l.. Burton re
turned to Canon City on Tuesday of
this week for short visit with mis-
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Bur
ton, before resuming his work as a
travelling salesman for the n. X. Fair
banks company of Chicago, in whose
service he was retained during his
military assignment on the southern
frontier He will take up his COM
mercial duties April LIST, remaining
here a couple of weeks before doing
so.
Howard was mustered out OF the
army at Salt Lake City some ten
days ago. The First Utah cavalry.
which was recruited largely in Salt
Lake City and vicinity. did splendid
service on the border for the govern
ment and received many compliments
from veteran army officers on the
soldierly conduct and bearing OF its
members.
The n. K. Fairbanks company had
1856 OF its employees in the various mil
itary commands on the Mexican bor-
der and 1t paid every one of them the
full wages they would have received
had they remained continuously In
its service.
The First Utah cavalry was encamp-
ed most of the time near Nogaies.
Ariz.. and was engaged constantly in
patrolling the international boundary
line.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22

last two years and yields annually
nice financial surplus, which finds
its way into the sinking fund. Many
improvements have been made to the
water works system during the Pc
riod mentioned which has enabled
it to increase its service to the com.
munity. There has cen an extension
of its mains in many directions and
new patrons have added to its in
come. The latest extension of its
service was to the plant of the EN-
pire Zinc company, which will be of
material benefit to the public at
large, as well as to the company it
self.
city hall lighting, health, cemetery,
sidewalk and sewer, parks and drives
and other committees have performed
their duties efficiently and well and
contributed their full share to the tri-
umphs of the administration. The
members of each of these committees
have worked industriously AMI intelli-
gently for the good of the town and
are entitled to the utmost commenda-
tion and praise for what they have ac-
complished.
The lighting committee has made
arrangements for change in the en-
tire lighting system of the city, in
cluding white way" on Main street.
extending from the west side of Third
street to the east side of Eighth. This
white way" will consist of forty-fo
lamps of $50 candle power each. Its
installation will involve no extra ex-
pense to the city. The expenditure
for that purpose, amounting to ap-
proximately $4,000, will be borne by
the lighting company, and if the city
accepts the system, it will be given
an opportunity TO purchase it when
installed. II the city should buy the
white way" installation it will he
given discount of Is per cent on its
lighting bills, which would amount 20
5000 per annum. In the course of
five years the discounts would pay for
the installation OF The system.
The city council mas accomplished
much for the city during the last two
years, probably the maximum of pos
sibility, considering the limited reve-
nues at its command. The records of
its achievement9 gre open to the
public and those who desire to do so
may inspect them at any time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
THE K. OF P. LODGE
INITIATES CANDIDATES

At the castle hall of Couer de Leon
Thursday evening the rank of Page
in that order was conferred upon a
large number of candidates. Many
members of the lodge were present
to witness the exemplification OF the
work by the following degree team ::
J. w. Emmerson. A. l.. jeffrey. A. X.
Jameson. s. II. Agnew, C. A. Lin.
neer. A. p. Nelson, w. C. Green and
Carl Meigs.
II was decided to hold an open ses-
sion on Thursday evening. March 22,
to which the knights will invite their
friends. both ladies and gentlemen.
This affair promises to be a very
pleasant one for all
Arrangements are being made by
the knights TO throw the big spectac-
ular picture. Damon and Pythias. on
the screen AT the opera house on Mon
day. March 26, for the benefit of
Couer de Leon lodge. This Is a won
"Siiui nun Win niofe 'hhh oVuV peo-
pie in the cast and should attract
a crowded house. The committee
promoting the sale OF tickets consists
of Guy u. Hardy, Frank Emmerson
Carl Meigs. A. II. Jameson and j.
w. Emmerson.
Everything is moving along splen-
didly with the Pythian lodge and the
membership campaign now being car
ried on promises most gratifying re-
suits.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
8. G. WOODfORD ENTERS
BUSINESS IN CANON AGAIN

Mr.. B. G. Woodford and Mr.. John
Lippis have formed the Canon City
Coal and Feed company and have bot
out Mr.. l.. NJ. Litz of the Brookide
Coal and Feed company.
The new firm will continue the bus
mess at 305 South Ninth street. II
will also be the city office of the
Brookside Coal Mining company.
Mr.. Woodford will be In charge. He
has been with the Brookside Mining
company and the change marks his
return 10 the business circles OF Can
on City. He was formerly In the gro
Gerry and real estate business here.
Mr.. Litz is undetermined ms yet
what he will do He is busy at pres
ent collecting up the accounts OF his
concern. He founded the present
bnainess and placed u on a paying
basis almost from the start. He made
many friends, who regret 70 see him
sel Ioui.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
GETTING THE WORK OUT
OF the HOME GARDEN

To many a home garden means a
few rows of radishes. lettuce. onions.
and tomatoes. These are sown, cared
for and harvested, and that is as far
as ii goes.
Such garden might be called the
family drug store garden 1t will
produce diet of clean. fresh, crisp
vegetables which count for good
health. but such a garden is. not the
most profitable.
The most pi ofitable garden. is one
that has growing in il vegetables that
may be used fresh from May 10. No
vember and is planned to pIoduce
vegetables that may be canned or
saved for winter use
AT the present price of staple vese-
tables IL would be profitable to can
such things as tomatoes. corn, peas,
beans. beets. etc. Beans such as the
navy, Mexican or pinto or Tipperary,
may be grown and stored away. At
retail these are selling about lOc 20
12hsc pound and three to five bushes
will make a pound of beans.
Tie old practice Of threading green
or wax string beans will reduce gro
GERS bills. Corn cut from the cob and
salted down makes an excellent win
ter dish. Cucumber pickles put down
In brine will take care of any surplus
that cannot be used during the sum
mer. Turnips, parsnips and cabbage,
If stored away. are always good
If the garden is well planned. its
benefits will last until garden time
the following spring.
And when the growing season is
over allow some plants to go to seed
in order 10 be sure of good, vital
seed and to save expense for seed the
following year.
r. II. JEFFRIEs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
WET MOUNTAIN
VALLEY NEWS
tFrom the T .ibunet.

Mrs. E. T. Wadleigh departed Mon
day for Canon TO spend few days.
from whence she will 20 to Delta to
spend couple of weeks visiting her
daughters.
Mrs. Peter Koch of Canon City was
an arrival on Mondays train on Wis
10 relatives.
The shaft on the old Sunrise prop
srty at Rosita, the property OF Frank
Lawson, has attained to depth of
sixty-five feet and considerable i'm
provement in the ore showing is
noted. The property is being worked
under bond and lease by B. C. Payne
and his Canon City associates.
Mrs. Fred Scheible. after spending
a couple of months with her son. II.
r. Fischer, at Miami. Ariz.. arrived
home last Friday. The change of eli
mate proved quit beneficial to her
health. Harry is enjoying lucrative
position in Miami. being in charge OF
a fiotation mill.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS
RETURN FROM SPRINGS

The Buena Vista good roads boost
ers, Joseph Dougherty. James Nc
Micken, o. S. Mason and Ernest Will
bur. who passed thru Canon City on
Tuesday on their way to Colorado
Springs TO attend the annual meeting
of the Pixies Peak division of the
Ocean-to-Ocean Highway association.
were in town for short time at
noon today white enroute home. They
report a splendid meeting at Colorado
Springs and say that all transconti-
mental motor tourist travel entering
that city will be routed this way and
thence to Salt Lake City via the Rain
bow route, instead of being diverted
thru Wyoming.
The Buena Vistans made the trip by
auto and are enthusiastic over their
entertainment at the Springs and the
gratifying outcome of the conven'
ton.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
MRS. CATHERINE JOHN,
R0CkvALE PIONEER, DEAD

Mrs. Catherine John. one of the old
and highly respected citizens OF Rock.
vale. was found dead at her home
there yesterday afternoon about 4 15
O'Clock by Miss Blanche Williams. a
school teacher. who was making her
headquarters at the John home. The
body was lying In small hallway
between the kitchen and dining room
and was still warm. which proved
that death had taken place only a
short time previous. From the posi-.
tion OF the body Mrs. John had pass
ed peacefully away, as to all appear.
ances she had sank TO the floor when
first stricken. There were no bruises
on the body. An examination dis.
closed the fact that death was due TO
apoplexy.
Mrs. John was 6S years of age and
had been a resident of Rockville for
the past thirty-one years. Mr.. John
died some ten years ago and the trag.
ic death OF her son Elmer in a wreck
on the Rio Grande year and half
ago prayed heavily upon her mind.
She had more than her share OF trou.
BILE. for another son. Hayden. was In.
stantiy killed several years ago in
the Rockyalo mine.
She was a devoted Christian lady,
kind neighbor and staunch friend.
Her large circle Of friends oYfer sym.
pathy to the bereaved family in their
hour of their affliction.
Deceased is survived by four chill
dren: David John OF Denver Mrs.
Ed Emory of 81. Louis. Edwin John
OF Lafayette. and Mrs. Edward Agard
OF Rockvale. Mrs. John WIS the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.. VII
liams. old residents OF Coal Creek. and
IL sister Of Mrs. J. J. Howeils Of the
Ideal dairy ranch ri Florence, Ma.
thaniel Williams OF Florence. Mrs. NJ.
A. Jones Of Los Angeles and Thos.
Williams Of OoldfIeld.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist church NJ RockvAle this AZ.
ternOon II 2 o'clock. lntcrment wan
made u Hishland cemstery II Flor.
snce.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
THE FIFTY-POUNO COW

A new worlds record for all breeds
for butterfat production in the seven
day division was established by the
pure bred Holstein-Friesian COW, Segis
Fayne Johanna 1868. in test end
ing Jan. s. 1917. This remarkable
COW produced 50.6s pounds of butter
in seven consecutive days, and the
official test was conducted by super
visors from the New York State Agri-
cultural college. Ithaca, N. Y.
derful achievement. is now the most
talked of COW in the world. and her
sensational record marks signal tri-
umph in the forward march OF the
Holstein-F -Friesian breed.
The new worlds record holder
freshened at the age of years, 2
months and IL days. She is four.
fifths white. weighs about 1450 pounds
and is sired by King Fayne Segis
46767. Her dam is vikina Johanna
643s5. a daughter of Johanna Rue 3d's
Lad and vikina Clothilde.
The test was made under perfect
conditions, absolute quiet. systematic
feeding and milking. and roomy
stall constructed of clean white enam-
eled walls.
Segis Fayne Johanna's seven-day
production of over fifty Wounds of
butter surpasses that of Hester Aaltje
Korndyke. the vreyious worlds record
holder. by 3.91 pounds.
This COW is the same breed as those
recently bought for the county farm.
and several local dairymen have Hol-
stems.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
MOUNTAIN SHEEP
ON SKYLINE DRIVE

day or two ago while Frank
Emmerson and F. Pate Woolston were
motoring over the Skyline drive they
were surprised to see magnificent
mountain sheep with fine head of
horns standing on a pinnacle of rock
a hundred feet or SO below them. The
sheep stood motionless on the rock
and was silhouted against back
ground Of light in such a way as to
make splendid picture.
While mountain sheep are not In
frequently seen in the canons and
among the rocks on the slopes OF Fre-
niont's peak. II Is seldom that they
venture across the Intervening valley
and make their way up the sides OF
the hogback along the crest Of which
The Skyline drive Is constructed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
MOOSE LODGE ELECTS OFFICERS

At the regular meeting of Canon
City lodge No. 293. Loyal Order Of
Moose, at Odd Fellows hall Wednes-
day night the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year.
Arthur G. Wilson. dictator; Thomas
Kearney. vice dictator; w. u. arnold.
prelate: G. II. Foresman. treasurer:
Frank Harrison. inner guard; Robert
Blythe. outer guard; W. w. Hughart.
trustee; r. 8. Adams. delegate to tho
supreme convention: G. n. Forenman.
alternate dsleRAte 10 tho supreme
convent'on. Canon City lodep L. %.
Q. \. hasa msNbssshin ~ About oas
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-03-22
FATHER or J..E. TEMPLEMAN
DIED AT PRATT, KANSAS

The Pratt. Kan, Tribune of last
Tuesday contains the following ac-
count of the death of the aged father
of J. f. Templeman of this city:
I'VE regret TO report the death of
Mr.. w. b. Templeman. which occurred
this morning at $3.50 o'clock. The i'm.
mediate cause of death was diabetes,
from which he had suffered for many
years. Last week he was confined
to his bed and the family fearing the
worst sent for the children, all Of
whom were at his bedside when the
end came.
Mr.. Templeman was universally
respected and esteemed by all his
neighbors and friends. He located in
Pratt county in 1905. coming to Kan
sas from Carroll county. Missouri He
was an extensive property owner in
this and adjoining counties and a
most exemplary and public spirited
citizen. He was in his 10Th year at
the time of his death.
Besides his widow, six children
are left to mourn his loss. They are
as follows: s. c. Templeman, Pratt,
Kan; J. f. Templeman. Canon City
Colo; r. F. Templeman and w. r..
Templeman. Minneola, Kan; Mrs. C..
T. Allen. Plains. Kan; and Mrs. J. A..
Freed, Braymer."