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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
Exhibit of Manual
4raing Work of
the Public Schools

A public display Of the handiwork
II the students of the manual training
department Of the Canon City public
schools took place at the manual
training building on the high school
grounds on Thursday afternoon and
evening of this week These exhib-
its 5ro an annual affair and take
place at the close of the years work.
They show the progress and achieve
ments of the students in mechanical
drawing and in carpentry. cabinet
making. ioinery, architectural build
ing and general woodwork The dis
play or Thursday was a remarkably
comprehensive and meritorions one
and was attended by large number
OF people who's were surprised at tho
skill manifested BY the students in
these empioymcnts
yhere was shown several hundred
mechanical drawings and a great va
riety Of household furniture, including
tables of various kinds. chairs. daven-
ports, cedar chests. bedsteads. inlaid
boxes. music cabinets. writing desks.
piano stools. porch wings. ornamental
lamp shades and scores of other ar
iicles: all OF them of the most skill
fui manufacture and the most pleas
ing finish and appearance. Practic-
ally all of the furniture was made of
hard woods. most of it of oak. highly
polished. or stained to stimulate the
-flemish.'' ''fumed" or golden"
hues. so popular in modern household
requirements.
Mt until the establishment of
manual training course in connection
with the Canon City public schools
did people here fully comprehend its
value in the practical education of
boy OF the encouragement il is to
him to finish the high school course
of study The character of the work
being done here by the students in
carpentry and the use of Tools in
woodwork is such as TO make friends
OF thase who were antagonistic to the
introduction of manual training as
part 80 the curriculum of study in the
Canon City public schools. It is now
regarded as an Indispensable feature
OF prscticsi, helpful education
The great success attained in man.
uai training work in the schools here
II due In 60 small measure to Prof.
w. r. Brickcr. who has had charge
of thar department since its inaugur-
atipn. several years ago Prof. Brick
er thoroly understands the require
ments OF the position and Is popular
among the students: qualities that
enabio him TO inspire strong. cons
scientious endearR on the part Of
the boys and thereby attain the best
results from their iabors- Manual
training Is compulsory with the boys
Of the seventh and eighth year class
es in the grade schools and is elect
i've with the boys in the high school
Most al OF the latter are enrolled in
the course of study. More than 80
boys have taken the work during the
past year and all have made splendid
records in progress and achievement
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
PUBLIC SALE OF CAPITAL STOCK
Nn1rf~gr &c fxr.prn crx-r,r th.,

NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN that
the following is list OF stockholders
OF The Deweese-Dye Ditch aud Reser-
vofr Company who have forfeited the
shares of stock in said Company here
tofore owned by them. respectively.
for non-payment OF assessments duly
and regularly made thereon in ac-
cordance with Law and the Bylaws of
said Company. together with the num-
ber of shares so forfeited by each Of
such stockholders and the amount ow-
ing by them. respectively. including in
terest to the date hereof. to-wit:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF ELIZABETH MIIIJGAN

Estate OF ELIZABETH MILIIGAN
Deceased
All persons having claims again=,
said cstste are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Ccun-
ty Court OF Fremont County. Colorado
on the 2.th day Of April A. n 1918 n;
o'clock in the afternoon OF ,ha. day.
ELLA L hone.
Administrator with WIN Annexed
First Pub. March IS. 1918.
Last Pub. April 3h. 1915.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-04-25

Aud further notice Is hereby given
that by reason OF such default and
pursuant to the provisions OF said BY
Laws. said stock viii be offered for
sale and sold to the highest bidder,
for cash. at the south entrance to the
Fremont County Court House. In
Canon City, Fremont County. Colo
rado. ON the snth day OF April. 1915.
commencing at the hour OF 9 o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day.
Any or all of said blocks OF stock
may be redeemed at any time prior to
such sale by the payment OF the
amount owing thereon. respectively.
as above set forth.
Dated Canon City. Colorado. March
2Srd, 1919.
ITnE pEwEEsE.DyE DITCH = rms.
/ ERyOIR COMPANY.
| ny J. v. BLAKE. Secretary.
\ Erst rnbl. 11xrcn 38fh. 1918.
Last Pub. Aysn 1Gth. lslS.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
SEPTEMBER II
Is THE DATE SET
l3.OOO.OOO TO REGISTER NEyTWEEk
Selectiye Draft 10 Include Men Is TO q
and 32 to 10 Years EyaderS
TO be Punished

Thursday. September u. the hand Of
Uncle Sam viii draw back in prepara
,iou for the finishing blow for kaiser
ism. On that day all men of America
who are between the ages of Is and p
and p and 10 viii register under the
selective draft act, thus adding to the
nations available soldier material l3,-
eco, 600 men. or thereabouts. 1t IS eX-
pected that enough of Class | will be
made at once available TO increase the
army several millions. and make posi-
Die 4.0o0, 00o men in France by next
spring
With publicity that has attended the
first big draft registration last year
and subsequent drafts, the people are
well educated to the duty Of prospee-
tive registrants on the date aboveigiven.
The registration will be made at the
voting precincts of the respective reg
istrauts. Severe penalties attach for
any inlraetions Of the rules, and by
announcing that NO personal notices
will be mailed men, the government
,,ad,n,, g. .,.road,n,, ;nfo,mo+;or
Men between Is and H. who register
under the new manpower bill will be
ra,,irod - f,rrisb norsoraI irform..
finn, n,,,cb nnrs va,.ied and extensive
than has been secured from registrants
of military ares in previous enroll
ments
The registration card will carry 20
separate questions.
Every man in the United States
and IFS possessions between the ages
of Is and 20 Inclusive, and 81 and 40,
inclusive. whether he is citizen or
an alien. must register next Thurs
/ day September T.
rhe only exceptions are men al
ready in the military and naval ser
vice This includes officers and men
Of the regular army navy and mar
inc corps Of the drafted forces; of
| the National Guard while in the ser
vice Of the United states Of the Of
fcers Reserve Corps and enlisted
men in the Enlisted Reserve Corps
while in the service of the United
States and officers and men in the
Naval Reserve Force and the Marine
Corps Reserve while in the service
Of the United States
Even sickness Will be no excuse
for failure to register. Nor will alb
sence from home no matter how ne
CessarY And ignorance OF the date
set for registration day will not be
q valid excuse The burden OF learn
ing when and where to register and
of registering accordingly is in the
Individual
Failure to register is punishable by
imprisonment up to one year More
over. there Is no alternative OF pay
mg a Hne
Though sickness ana absence from
/ home will not be accepted as excus-
es for failing to register, special ar
rangements have been made for re-
eistering sick persons and aDsentees
by mail
ANY man VINO IS unable to present
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
BOND CAMPAIGN
Is UNDER WAY
DATES SET FOR LOCAL MEETINGS
Round Robin Progressive gatherings Will
ImpaTt Information Plan Sug-
geSted By +. v. Birge

Through "a plan suggested 10y +. ".
Birge. captain of the Barrett Liberty
Bond district. so-called Round Robin
series of progressive meetings will be
held simultaneously in Barrett, Frank
ton and Oak Grove on the evening Of
Thursday, September 10, when speak
ers from Portland Will deliver address
es. According to the plan, three
speakers will be here. If not three,
two prominent men, possibly including
returned invalided soldiers. will de-
/ liver talks A program Of music will
be furnished by Mrs Sletton and her
company of yOcalists. Speakers Will
| begin simultaneously at the three diff
/ ferent points, and they will be pro
gressed from point 10 point, according
/ to some definite schedule.
Dates have also been set for two
central rallies TO be held in Hood
River. Monday night, September l6.
with speakers assigned from the cen
\ trail Office Of the Speakers Bureau in
/ Portland, rally will be held at He'll
bronner hall. Following the mothers
| parade, being arranged for by Mrs l..
I 5. Ainsworth, another meeting, at
tended by out Of town speakers, Will
be held Saturday evening, September
! u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05

earlier than IN any former season and
before this month Is ended the harvest
Will be well under way With the app
piles running almost exclusively 10
large sizes this season and clean. free
from disease and easy 90 handle, har-
vest labor will reap a reward
Under a schedule of prices SET pick
ers will be paid five and SIX cents per
box and packers SIX and seven lt IS
estimated that the most inexperienced
boy or girl may earn at least $3.50 per
day, while agile adults may make ST
per day and more
With fruit maturing unusually fast.
growers say that earlier varieties of
apples, GravensteinS ard Kings. are
now beng neglected in order that the
pear harvest may be taken care Of. be-
cause of lack Of labor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
Cascade Wreck Costs Road Sc, ZOO

The O.-W X. & N. Go. has settled
with relatives Of the four victims Of
the Cascade Locks railway accident OF
July IA, without litigation. A total of
SIS, 200 will be paid to heirs Of the
parties killed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
COUNTY WINS IN
SALARY Demurrer

In 10-page memorandum of decision
Circuit Judge Wilson has ruled against
the plaintiff in the case of Jasper
Wickham, who sought to collect an al
lege claim Of l,072 l3 for back salary.
The ruling. on technical points Of pro-
ceedure, Will necessitate the initiation
by the plaintiff of a new suit.
Mr.. Wichkam based his claim on the
alleged invaJidity of an initiative bill
fostered BY the Pomona grange, and
adopted by voters in 1914. This bill
provided for decrease in county sal
aries. Mr. Wickham seeks to collect
in accordance with bill adopted by
the legislature and povidiug higher
salaries than those Of the grange bill.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
JOHN CARSON Is
YOUNGEST SERGEANT

1t is believed by Hood River citizens
that this county has furnished the
youngest sergeant to the United States
army. J. X. Carson has just received
word from his son. John T. Carson.
who enlisted last January and was as
signed to duty at Fort Worden, Wash.
Announcing his promotion 10 sergeancy.
The young man, who was admitted in
to the army after permission Of his
parents, his mother having aceompan-
led him to the recruiting station. cele
brated his nth birthday in July.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
SUNDAY, HOUSE
TO TALK SUNDAY

Two nationally famed ministers, Or.
f. l.. House and Billy Sunday, both
ot whom are here spending vacation
days on orchard places, viii preach for
their Hood River friends and neighbors
Sunday.
Billy Sunday will deliver a patriotic
sermon at the Asbury Methodist church
next Sunday morning, beginning at
1890 O'Clock. On Sunday evening Dr.
House will deliver a sermon the sub
iect Of which will be "Oyer the Tor
with Uncle Sam Dr. Houses ser
mon is really an appeal for the Fourth
Liberty Loan and special music will be
furnished at the meeting by the Lib
erty Loan quartet under the leadership
of Mrs. c. II. Sletton
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
DAVIDSON EXPECTS
STEADY APPLE SALES

Back from Philadelphia, where he
| attended the annual convention OF the
international Apple Shippers Associa
tioQ, H. T. Davidson expresses the be.
| lief that Northwestern apple growers
will receive profitable returns from
/ this seasons crop. despite the huge
crop of barrel apples in New York
! However, he looks for no spectacular
prizes for any fruit.
| War conditions and rules of the food
administration. which eliminate heavy
/ profits, have taken the speculative ele-
ment away from the apple deal, ac.
cordiug to MIR. Davidson, and the pur.
chase Of apples in huge blocks, often
characterlzing the outset of former
seasons, will not be witnessed this
year.
II A good many purchases Of apples
Of earlier varieties We're made at the
Philadelphia convention, says Mr..
Davidson, and buying Of barreled APP
| pies at good prices. despite the high
price of the barrels, S. cents each, Is
heavy. These purchases are made by
dealers for immediate consumption,
and they are going to.continue to buy
as they need the fruit. Because OF
this absence of speculation and because
the dealers say we shippers are plac-
ing too high a figure on our late yari
etes of apples, sales Of standard yarl-
cites have not been very heavy as yet,
bat look tor many sales of North.
western fruit in the next few weeks.
No one sale viii be astounding, but
the aggregate will figure up a heavy
tonnage And in the long run, con.
slider that these early sales viii be
best
"The car service is going to be bet
ter than last season. This in one SENSE
is encouraging, and in another it as
liable to cause an early glut that viii
depress the market Storage laciliue,
are going to cause some worry this
season. The huge New York crop
four times as heavy as last season, ha:
to be taken care Of. The government
has enormous quantities of seml-per
ishahle commodities IN storage, and a
a result the Northwestern shipper il
liable to be up against it
Mr.. DAVIDSON says the crop condl
tions Of the oat and wheat belts Of tn,
middle west are promising, and tina
( corn districts, toe, Will be prosperous
/ In some of the corn belts, where grow
( ers had to import seed, crops may no
/ mature.
! But altogether, says the shipper
| these grain district consumers, VIII
/ are among our best customers, are 20
/ ing to be IN position to buy NOR
1 heavily than usual
! After tour of the valley Mr. Dav
/ son says he has never seen fine
\ crop Of apples than that soon ready 70
/ the harvest here. He says the frui
/ Is Of record cleanness and that the siz
/ will attract the market
/ With cool nights and hot, sunshin
/ days prevailing, the apples are takinI
| on an unusually line color.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-09-05
Blast Blocks Highway

The Columbia Highway a half mile
west Of Sonny Was blocked Tuesday
when a { ant blast lifted 10000 yard.
Of gravel on tie grade. The materia
will be used in -arfacing the road. A
steam shovel had the Highway oper
for traffic by yesterday afternoon
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,ny,--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-06-17
MARKt1@| QUOTATIONS.. .

ro'lowing srs closing quotations
~ - fy'W i2fk eol94n. furniahsd ~
ne Imperial Valley Long 3tspls Cot
oc GroWsse'I AssociattoI1t s
~-----! \
July, ss.6eS October, ss.,e, -Decsn,.
Der, 25.0l. I. =,
Following are Les Angeles rroiuc,s
luotatiQns at the close of SEusihsss
asst uikht: d ~. III ,'Ss
Buttertreamery sx.,ss, sss u.
,ornay The selling prieAt rs ths txsds
= . csrSs higher than shovs quots,
Ee'{sf 637lJ ---.-.-- Ri
Eegs-AFsesh extras; Sec; csas soun.s
-; punsts, rs. All eggs sold inciuds
'ases and filters. valusd ct qs6 ceuts I
g Poultry - ysicesa ty producers: Sniall
,,roilsrs, 2t, large tro1lers, y 4 1crnd
md UP, 90; c!d,ecc.9, Is; LexhoY
95; roasting tclricksns. 8 pounds
end uns 24;rold crcks, lse Ij4rhoYn
hens, 25; yronfg ducks. %, old
~ "sf - eVuaf kukSoliS,H %.VVlRc.UV;
Zt' tturheySy 81. sgeese. Ie.
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MA Kansss CITY Iarss.oek.
Eansss City, Junes is,a- Hcgs-~E.s4
esipts IS, 900; market lo1er;' t.alk,|
ls,so@1Rbc; hLssy'y, \ leAQ1lsf6,
and = fbctolers, i t6-89g 1870,
light, ,le eco l6.4c;fklgs, ~ssaat t@Ie rs.
attie-I Ih'ceipts,9 5000. market
steady! .pririe fed steers. 17.qDdlg8p;
dressed beef steersstl2S0Gi lsRt;;syeks.
ern stsers, lt.o0WiTa0H cows 67EGi
iS 30. heifsM. ao1Ilsn0, stocks ers
and feeders Il ssOQl6' 'lg. 3t .ibuils. S;s0,rf
1880, care&ftstn!5 ASt'sYtt -e'--'- @s'S
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Hot Springs, Calf.
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FOR%S I.E.--pOuITRY.

Ehhc1 svlfGSN x3s.4 443eF.,-,, tios,s
sr9n Aos&aised S .ec ~ sac 'cse, o.,
$sI6o, per $50 $50 rse. lsod II asSn,i
j. SSsRost. q 70 Peg ssat vYth cfaer!
4 cSisEs' SS,ians ean r. natd cn asftvsT 4
weekly. iEed Lehman. N3 Los
! angeles St. Los Angeles. Cal.
T.. l.. RED. HasYAa fss4pap.b r1,,ts
ess esen ioa aM'nsssa ss ,sssEy sssE cAsss SsS $3.50
/, Terms, c.. 09n yshths Mnnass-s snS
Wednssdsys,3 White Leyn ofNs ga
reI sse" "A. G. RonsA IhSa sgrood, j,
Ai''. 80 i- va. -" y q
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yet in touch with the best available
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JI.ANN1EIFI) WANT a I1C BUSINESS ANNOUNCE


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FOR sALEA-sel Of four .tcn WAGON
springs. Inquire 8 miles west OF In I.
!; psrfai on Fern canal. t. r. Arm
i strong. Route A, Boz lo6. Imperial,
FOR. ssALE---isral.g I'd ~ ut milo maise
rtelds over two tons ato the acfa toi
thteshed corn; eyerarteed by the D
s MIX. Coz OF HoltviiIe. Calf. WIN Ket-
y and Yar4ey Bros. Iodals alsaeents.
e1AFT FETEe1fA. 5ths ehrlsest; e'n,1
'surekt grain crop. +, Fancy" heed.ee-
tested. hand .thr sshed seed for sale AZ
seems PET pound. ALSO 'haffir tnru
seed. sSpith JRcksont Ell Centre. Gal.
Y esr sids- OF Eighth g. nosth Of Hcs-
EDRt 2oi,ues s.aetcr end .,piow
m, gpod I'm eeheRicai' con 5itfonf% vas
tsAhdeysonp . mi!es west on HI gil.
eyer RexT5t6.: ri Cehtro. -. !
tor rnterurban r. r.
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hskaA ehship. Monty ,zass cmIntf. /.