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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19
Another Ihe Nnlloi."

Jim Ferguson, posing as FRIEND Of
labor. Is giving himself the credit
for the passing Of the semi-monthly
pay day bill. when as a matter OF
fact, he know nothing OF the exist
ence OF the measure until II came to
bis desk for signature
Senator Lon A. Smith OF Hender-
son, Texas, the real author OF the
bill. writes as follows to Stuart r.
Smith OF this city with reference to
this worthy measure:
Henderson. Texas. July 6, 1918.
Hon stuart II. Smith,
Beaumont, Texas.
My Dear Sir and Friend.
Permit me to say In reply to yours
Of the Ord that I am the author OF
and introduced senate Bill No. 40
known as the seml-monthly pay day
bill. II Jim Ferguson ever heard Of
the bill before It came to his dosg
or signature II is Information that
| do not possess. Suffice It 10 say
never discussed this bill with him
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

EsF tas Hff A 2 5.ftn.sr Q.
Baird were here riaiirF ne itzilJ
- thsr snsis " n Bis.op. trd
t,isrsirE ~ revival ssFisst a, ~
ssytsf sh1f,t s1n11T riEht Bfo;h.
- s,ft.i,,- 10 fs-,yri.r - Haskell
Were ~ has l,,sg;s. ne plfiorti'
- fts Flrr Bfyits c.1fs. M W.
Semitic - rlhtirr . fsE fays ssf'
az A. stgfsf Rsfs-,s Ti-.sf
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

Hon. c. ". cureton Who is a eandi-
date for Attorney General. Is nov
and has been for more than I've years
FlrE Assistant Attdney General. He
IL good man, a good lawyer ami
by reason Of his actual experience sI.
es9iionally well qualified for the po-
stion he seeks. lie has always stool
for prohibition and clean govern
msni and In eleetlng him the people
viii be giving him a well deserved pro
motion. Senator Buchanan knows Mr
Curston snd has known him since
they were boys. school mates and
young men together and he vouchei
for his honesty. integrity and ABILITY
and most heartily endorses his can.
dldaey.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

him before Oh after It's passage. He
Ess not then and Is not nov NJ po-
lltieal friend - This bill vas present
Cd at the request Of the labor people.
~ constituents. Ia Marshall and
Ls,hkyiss
YOU mar are this letter any pub
lieliy that the sIiEeneies Of the hour
may demand.
beg 10 remain. your friend,
(slgned) Lon A. SMITH
Senator Eighth TEXAS District
Clipped from the Beaumont Enter
prise July 10. 1915.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19
WHAT TO ISL TO
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

snyssf ps1tls stg1i1 trsE Staple
b8,tih9rr htrk. EiTssriss. sit a,
mirs1 In Assr-LkF. nsiAss TIE ~
TIRE b5ysl iftsi 70 completely TIA.
Appendicitis h prevented one
SPOONFUL Adlsr-i-ka relieves Ar
CASE soar s,0nakh. gas Or eoHs;i,a-
ton bs.t1ss 3, fsugVss ALL foul
matter vhish eloEgsd and Doisonsi
JgBr system. TIE INSTANT action
surprises 10th doctors ard ps,isnis
gfayum Drug Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19
s..lalsr. R.m.mber Home loIk..
Camp Travis. Ter l-t-lsls
70 TIE Rel Gross Society d snyder
Tsrss. seurry County;
Snyder. Teras

Dear ffisnds
We. the boys Of the drai, quota Of
June z5ih. wish 10 uss this means
10 express orr sincere appreciation
u the kindness shown rs By the Red
Gross Society Of Snyder. seurry eoun.
y. Texas, In providing Us With the
little soldier kits" which are g
kdly needed By a soldier Let the
good york Of the Red Gross Of shy
der and seurry county continue.
We are held In quarantine. az Is
the rule Tor the flrt two weeks after
arrival. and 50 far have had no sick.
hess among ourselves ana are enjoy.
ing soldler's ne a. much As nev re-.
efulu could be expected 10 enjoy Il
We are being we'll cared f5r and orr
ever needs are being looked after
Your soldier friends.
BENNlE A. HULL.
And In behalf Of others from seurry
county Te1as, and 20 other sourry
County Soldier Boys.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

Chnrrlt..rlain's COR md niHryt,ea
Rsrns-1T.
Nv Il ~ ii-s - ny Q bottle d
nlf remedy - a. % - prepared in
.rss fI; ~ q ygrf family saguil
,rrs a, t;.r,f q soh, o. eitrrhosz
1urnr ~ Funmsf months ], IL
vp-a a hursrs1 TINES ~ egs' Ehsr
rlssss
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19
oAIOnEL sAIxvATEs
AND MAKES TOU SICK
Acts Ike Dynamite On a slugxisb
Liver asd You lose q Days
Work.

Wogk.
Thsrs Is % reason ~ A person
Ihg1l1 take z,ksni1g. fallvauns
Calonsl sas1 SOC bsys . large BOT.
as o. Doss5a'I NEsrt5-s--a psrfs,,
s1btui1;s ioi eLiozsi
Il ia pleasant Fssstasis lquA
EhIsh I'll start Jo1r liver last AZ
surely a. -alozsi. bat II dossn; nah.
yo1 SEX AID can't saliv1te.
Chrdrsn And groyn folks ean take
bossoa's Liver Tore beeaass Il %
perfectly harmless.
cAloInsl 50 dangerous drug Il 10
nsreury and Attacks your bones.
Take a doe Of nazy calonsi ioiAJ
and you viii fesi veaE. sef nd M
,sa,sd tomorrow. Don't ). las
work Take a spoonirl o. Z Pc
Liver Tone instead and y IN
wake up feeling great No more bil-
lousness. constipation. sluggishness,
headache, coated tongue, OF sour
stomach Your druggist says u you
don't tna Dodsons Liver Tone acts
better thia horfibis Calomel your
money is waiting fof Tou. II
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

Merchants a. BBssiszisf have
sdopisi a plan 10 make only one
asllyerT Of Foods sseh day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-07-19

Two French ayiators shipped fort.
German planes
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16


Across the Seas They Call
CROSS the every the Allied
IA there the call for Red Cross help
comes soldiers who grmy faced the cleaning
lie with parching threats and throbbng wounds
comes fever pneumonia tuberculosis
soldiers crippled, mutated blinded who
fight useful
the underfed hivering helpless prisoners in the
German
comes children orphaned homeless slowly
ing day by day. by and of thousands
mothers in the pilaged OF whose
hearts ands souls have been made numb with horror.
millions suffering human beings there
ehep that because of the frghfu
be provided by
the American Red Cross.
Another hundred million 5 needed carry on"
What will Americas answer be-
the Red Cross War Fund Goes for War Relief
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

The American Red Cross is the
largest and most efficient organi-
cation for the relief Of suffering that
the world has ever seen.
sit is made UP almost entirely OF
volunteer workers, the higher ex-
ecutives being without exception
men accustomed to large affairs,
who are in almost all cases giving
their services without pay.
1t is supported entirely by it's
membership fees and byvoluntary
contributions.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

running transportation facilities, it
is serving as Americas advance
quard---and thus helping to win
the war.
Congress authorizes it.
President Wilson heads it.
The War Department audits its
accounts.
Your.Army, your Navy and your
Allies enthusiastically endorse it.
Twenty-Five million Americans
have joined It.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

It is TODAY bringing relief to suf-
fering humanity, both military and
CIVIL in every War torn allied cour-
try
It plans tomorrow to help in the
work Of restoration throughout the
world.
1t feeds and clothes entire pop
uIations in times Of great calamity.
It is there to help your soldier
boy in his time Of need.
With its thousands OF workers,
its tremendous stores and smooth
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1918-05-16

individuals Of Peahche
D. STORE sHIE1D
AaREsh III ERRgSS TEo do 5 Knight
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
NEW WHEAT
REGULATION
|SEXPu|NED

Captain Applesate county food Cd
ministrator. calls attention to the fol-
lowing bulletin from food hsadQuar-
tiers in Portland giving details IN ~
gard TO the eishty-twsaty parity b.
tween flour and substitutes.
In announcing the new wheat regu.
lations. which supercede the familiar
"fifty-fifty'' rule. Federal Food Ad-
ministrator W. b. Aver calls the at.
tention Of Oregon households to the
fact that all the cereals classsd -
Substitutes under the new regulations
are suitable for mixing into brsads.
pastry. cakes. etc. and that the food
administration in releasing the COZ.
sumcr from the ''fifty-fifty' rule. 81
pecfs every housewife to see TO II
that the full 20 per cent Of substi.
tutes purchased whh wheat flouP b
mixed In the family baking. and that
no bread. pastry. cake. dumplinss or
other edible In which wheat flouP b
used be mixed without the proper
one-fifth portion OF substitute.
Formerly the substitute list n.
cluded several cereals such - rolled
oats and rice. that could b used n
other ways" said Mr.. Aver. bat m.
der the new regulations all the sab
stitutes are suitable and intsnded 70
be mixed into the family bread. pie
crust etc. A rigid adherence to this
rule should be observed In every
household. Many will be glad 70 aid
the food administration In still fur
ther saving Of wheat BY the liberal
use Of corn bread and other whsatlsss
or near-wheatless breads. II b very
necessary that national food reserve
be built up. and very practical help
towards this important reserve can b
given by families who will mot only
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

uss all their substitutes h their
breads and pastries. bat win Do svsa
better. by ksspins their uss u wheat
70 the minimum b svssy vay aad see-
ing 70 Il that not ~ eusee ee food
Of any Kind = wasted"
wAile dealers Under The asw rsgu.
latioas Are required . kesD seoeks oe
oaly barley f1our. corn iloar aad corn
meal o. haAd % sell in the $3.50
With wheat. they ass pss.
mittsd. n case they have potato flour
rice flour a. oat fIour IN stock. 70
sell tAess flours to their eustomsss
- Substitutes u the customer Drsesrs
to have the latter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
REGISTRATION DAr rAc1s

WHO MUST RE0lSTER-All ms1s
psrsoas (citissns or alisas) bstwssn
Shs ages Of - and Is ysass. boeh b.
elusive. who have not already rsgis-
tered under the former draft ass
limits Of - 70 30 years, both iseiu.
sivs: the only exceptions being ono
sss and enlisted men Of the regular
army. navy end marine eorDs a1d
the national guard while u Federal
service. oficers ana msA Of the draft
ID forces. omcsss IN oAesss' Rsrsrve
corps and salistsd men h Balisesd
Reserve eorps while n sssvies.
wHEN-oa Thussday. September
~. lS1S. bstwssa Z .. n. sad . ,. -.
wHERE-At once Of local draft
board having juSisdietios where per-
soin 70 ~ rsgisesrsd pesmaasatiy ~
siAss. or other place designatsd by
that local board. n Portland. regis
tFatioa must b made at the regular
voting place IN the home precinct
Of The rsgistraAt.
H0W-oo IN person % September
~ 70 your rsgistration plaee. II you
expect 70 b abssat from home on
September -. 90 at oaes 70 the once
Of the local board whore you happen
70 b. Explajn the circumstances
and have your rsylstration card filled
out and certified. Then mail II st
once 70 the local board having juris-
dictioa whore you permanently ~
side. Dncloss . sslf addressed.
stamped envelope with youP rsgistsa-
tioa card. for the rsturn Of your reg
istratioa certificate. Failurs 70 ct
this certificate may Gauss you serious
iaeonvenisncs. You must mall your
segistration card In time 70 reach
your home local board On September
18th.
IN CASE OF ILLNDooNIf you are
sick on September - and unable 70
prsssat yoursslf In persoa for regis
tsation. ssad some eonpstsat fTisad.
The clerk may deputiss hin o. her
70 prepare youS card.
INFoRMATloNEu you are IN
doubt - 70 what 70 20 Of where 70
register. consult yous local board.
PENALTY y0R NOT RDoIoTBR-
INo-Failurs - register = . nisds-
msanor punishatle by tnprisoamsat
for one year. without oDtioa Of pay
Ing . fine. u nay result b loss Of
valuable rights anA privileges and I'm, |
mediate iaductioa inte militry SER
vice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
RETURN FROM COiO,,a,n

Mr.. and Mrs. George Mustoc aud
child and Miss Flora Ward have ~.
turned from Buena Vista Colo. bring.
Ing with them Miss Gertrude Mustoe.
who will make her home here In the
future. The iattcr's parents, MIR. and
Mrs. BERT Mustoe. with the res, Of
tho family. will arrive later. On
their return trip the party visited
several California points.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
IMPROVEMENT.
IN A|RPLANE
SITUATION

WARRINGTON. Sept. 9.--Accord.
Ing 70 the announcement Of General
March there has been further i'm
provsmsnt In the airplanc situation.
He stated that 1900 airplanes have
been delivered from the factories.
and that the latest advices indicate
that 500 American fighting planes
are now In France.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

Members Of ths Baptist church and
Sunday school classes with thsis
tsachsrs. numbering In all about
fifty. motorsd 70 the klamath river
above Keno and had . good old fash.
ioned picnic.'
Sunday school classes were held
under the trsO. after which . short
talk b. Mrs. Hammer was listened
70 By those assembled. After these
services . bounteous luncheon was
DpeoaA % the gSass and mueh sajoyed
by all. The astsraooa was spsat IN
and rambling thru the
pieturesque woods and dslls of this
lovely spot. All prsssat report Q most
sajoyable and beneeieial outing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
BOSTON WINS
FROM CHICAGO

BOSTON, 6Sspt. S.-Some 10000
fans cav the home team win today
on . rainsoaked field. with q score
Of 3 70 :. The batteries were: Chi.
caso. Tyler. Douglas and Killifer.
Boston. Ruth. Bush and Agnew.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

A. special meeting b 70 b held to-
night at the Odd Fellows hall by the
drill team Of the Rebekah lodge 70
prepare for the work on the occasion
Of the visit Of the state president on
the s7th annivsrsssy Of The lodge.
The members Of the sntsrtsinmsut
committee viii also meet st'ths same
time.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
RECLASs|FY
RAILROAD
employees

WARRINGTON. Sept. 9.--Provos,
Marshal Crowdsr has asked Draft
Boards to reopen all cases where
skilled railroad employees have been
placed In Glass !. This Ia expected
to relieve the situation which led
Director McAdoo 10 protest to the
President.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

1000 used school books tor both
public and high school. Thoroly dls.
Infected and on sale st ops.fourth to
three.fourths new price. We buy.
sell. and exchange all kinds Of books.
Evans 3 Balm. 90 Main Ct. 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

Governor ]. A. A. BurnQuist Of
Minnesota. Republican. was renom-
mated on loyalist platform by
plrrailty OF more than $4,000. The
opposition candidate was swept aside
by the voters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
the POPULAR SONG
eIvMe ENDORSEMENT
was sAe.sAs - could b Of the srsa,
.. ssrvks.


was sAessAs - could b Of the great.
.. ssrvks.
Presideat wilson ssid IN answer to
him. II weald rather have you - .
sinssr fos he war than Tor any other
kind Of, . soldier. We can't all DO
the ssms thing and someone must
keep the fountains Of sentiment flow.
ing."
Let - - guided By these must.
clans and freely give our time and
our efforts 70 this work Of community
singins.
II you are known - . musician Of
ths town yoa viii surely b expected
TO help. bot the real success OF the
work rests upon each and every one
0l q.
Commuajt1ss can bs forced to do
some tAings. Musie b different. We
must b made 70 wish to qing. That
= Tie objece. q thh movsmsat for
community s1aBiag.
Two msSt0Ss have bssn held at
tAs CeatSal school There viii b .
third this evening at the same place.
1st u b . rousins one compelling
- 70 choose larger meeting place
n the future.
EVELYN r. APPLBoATE.
\" Director Of Liberty Chorus.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

FOR RENT--rurnishcd housekeep-
INK rooms In brick building. Third
and Main. 9.3s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

l.OST-Near bonanza. brown pony
with white face: saddle pony
branded -" on right hip. Finder
please notify y. l.. Hosley. klamath
Falls. Reward. see
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

Arc You sav,nR tor yourself alone o.
buying War savinGx Stamps and say
Ing for yourself and your country?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

Mrs, Nathan 8. Kaplan travelled ell
the way from Toxic to San Francisco.
5000 miles. to get bonds for her bus
band, who was accused by FEDERAL
authorities. They refused to permit
him 10 land. After his wife arranged
for bond OF 100000 he ywSs dis
missed with the order Of the court
that he must live In California during
tho remainder OF the war.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

FOR SALE CHEAP Edison phon.
ograph. n bunch Of odd sissd
screens. fly traps. two sizes. one roek.
inE chair. two dining chairs. one bed
stead and springs. porch swing. l
jOiutcr machiue. I 2O-inch band saw.
I double saw table. Phone t7< or
call lO2S Main 81. SGT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1918-09-09

Purchase . nrift Stamp before re-
tidne They vork while you sleep"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
Senior Classnlen to
Resume Studies

The members OF the senior class OF
the Canon City high school viii re
sumo their studies and necitations at
. O'Clock tomorrow morning. but
when the other students will reassem.
BILE for school work is not known. The
Board of Edcucation has secured the
permission OF the State Board OF
Health. as well as Of the local health
authorities. to convene the members
of the senior class OF the high school
for study and recitation under pre-
scribed regulations. This step fs re-
garded as necessary In order to gradu-
ate the class next June Masks will
be required to be worn by the stu
dents and teachers In the school room
and every safeguard win be taken to
prevent a possible spread OF the con.
tasion. The danger under such cir
cumstances ia practically nil. accord
ing to those who have given intelii-
gent consideration to the matter.
There are "a members In the senior
class. ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
Encouraging News
from Earl Hawkey

Earl Hawkey. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
@. C. Hawkey Of this city. whu vas 30
sersoasly hurt Shile working with a
threshfng machine at Ulm. wyo.. ON
Tuesday Of last week. is getting along
niosly. according to a letter received
here a day or two ago from Sheridan.
Wyo- where the unfortunate nan is
being treated at the hospital for his
injuries. The letter was written by
the victim OF the accident and stated
that while his right leg was fright.
fully torn and lacerzfcd by the teeth
of the machine. the attending pbysi-
ciAns were undecided ~ to whether
anputation would have 10 be restorted
to or not. Mr.. HAvkey says he
stepped ON . board over the mouth OF
tho cylinder Of the machine which
gave way under his weight and drew
his right leg into the revolving teeth.
The boncs Of his limb we're crushed
snd the lash cut Into strips. He
states that In the event OF being abe
to avoid an Amputation he viii never
b able to use the injured limb. Ms.
@. G. Hawkey d at the bedside OF her
son
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
You Can Now
Buy yHazmberfor
Building Purposes

Denver. Colo. DIV. 25.-tSpecial)
An restrictions on buildings of what
soever nature have been removed by
the War Industries Board. and build
ing contractors and dealers in lumber.
cement. hardware and all materials of
any nature used in the construction
OF buildings or other porjects may re-
srme their work and their sales just as
before the war.
The county councils of defense have
been advised OF this important ruling
and they are asked to give out the in
formation a. quickly and as generally
as possible-
This does not mean that there is
to be any relaxation of necessary war
work throughout the country. 1t is
believed that even though peace act.
uaily comes that . large number oil
the soldiers in Europe will not be re
turned home for one or possibly two
years
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
Snow Provides
Great Sport for
Youngsters

The late snow. With its hard. crisp
surface. is providing no end of sport
and seuient to the boys and girls
of Canon CITY who ARE fDrtunate
enough TO own hand sledA' Coast
ing down the smaller hiilsides about
to~n is popular ard exhiisrasing fun.
and has mAny devotees among the
youngsters. Scores Of them have
transferred the scene Of their pleas
ure 10 Main ssresf the iaat day or two.
and they extrae4 great en5oynent from
hitching their sieds to passing auto
mobiles ard other vehicles In order to
get "a pun" wiehs its consequent free
ride Although this is somewhat
pcrliouz form Of amusement no serious
accidents have thus far resnlted from
IL 20 far as iearned The danger from
IL lies in the possibility OF the ropes
TO which the sIesis and the automobiles
are attached getting tangled and over
turning the sieds with their human oc-
cupants. Another hazard is When
motorists from side ssrests turn into
the main thorpukAfepe. ~ not seeing
the tra.;ins asex6 k16 iiahse TO run
INTO them. ssyerai deaths have taken
place In Deayer frpm this practice.
asd IL has hxely beea psohihtted
ahexs ~ IN ppAbqnz< sss<<l,'-ai 4 3.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
Irish Rushed
To High Pest In
u. s Service


The following article Of this we'll
known Canon City boy appeared in
the Rocky Mountain News Of Novem-
Der 25.
wynot R. Irish. Caaon. City boy. is
one of Uncle Sans officers whose mill
itary education at West Point was ac-,
CELEBRATED SO that he could take his
place with the commanders training
officers and privatee for duty over
seas
. He was graduated from the United
States Military Academy at West
Point last June. a year in advance OF
the time he expected 10 nnish his
course. He was appointed to ths
academy from Colorado in 1915. ard
during his training there won a wsdc
reputation as an athlete Following
his graduation he attended the Imam
try School Of Arms at Fort Snl. Okfa-
This is postgraduate course for
army officers He finished there in
September and was selected by the
commanding officer to be an Instructor
and was assigned to the new Infantry
School of Arms at Columbus, Ga...
where he is now stationed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-11-28
E2ks Memorial
Service is Still
'sUp in the Air"

Practically sli arrAnsements for
the observance Of The annual memorial
servfce OF their order have been made
by The members Of Canon City Lodge
No. S1e. Benevolent aad Psotecfive
sl5der Of Elks, ,exccpt the date OF Ia
dSsebration. Their annual memorial
ssssice ordinarily takes place the firs'
snndny In December. indeed that date
x = sacred cne to the E1ks all over
the world. and is dedicsied to paying
triA,use TO the memory and honor OF
their departed brothers- This year.
owing TO the ban placed ~ the Board
OF Health on public gatherings Of all
kinds for the purpose OF preventing
the spread of rhe influenza. IL in doubt
ful whether the Canon City lodge can
hold Los customary memorial program
The matter is In tho hands Of the pro
gram committee. but what acsiou win
be takea by It In relation To q post
ponsment OF the matter ID not known.
II IL understood that Judge Morton
8. Bailey Of Denver. Justice cf the
state Supreme Court. has been se
iected 10 deliver the memorial addrcss