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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-21
Voney Ball Teams
to Enter Tourney
at Pueblo Saturday

In the Business Mems volley BAH
tournament Mt the Y. NJ. C. A. gym
nasium Friday afternoon the Bears de-
feated the Hornets in three straight
games by the following scores: 15-s,
l5-4 and 15-5. Later the Badgers won
from the Pirates in two games: the
score being 1873 and 1911.
Next Tuesday evening the Hornets
Will play the Badgers and the Pirates
the Bears. which will close the tour
nament. On Friday the two best teams
will go to Pueblo to enter the state
tournament with nine other teams-
Other teams competing at the Pueblo
meet will be the Denver Y. M. C. A.,
TWO teams: The Denver Athletic club;
Boulder; Fort Collins: Colorado
Springs and Pueblo: the latter fur
nishing three teams.
A team was entered in the state
tournament by the Canon City Y. N.
c. A. last year and won second hon.
ors.
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THE DEVIL ABDICATES NFAVOR
' WLEADER HOHENZ0IIERNFAMII,Y

ton l was in Belgium when you
drove the peaceful population before
you like cattle into slavery; you sep
arated man and wife and forced them
to hard labor in trenches-I have
seen the most fiend.sh rape commit.
ted on your women aud those who
were forced into maternity were curs-
ing the father of their offspring and
{ began to doubt If my own inferno
was really up-to-date.
You have taken millions OF dollars
from innocent victims and called II
indemnity; you have lived fat on the
land you usurped and sent the real
owners away to starvation You have
srayed away from all legalized meth
DDS Of war and introduced a code OF
your own You have killed and rob
bed the people Of friendly nations and
destroyed their property. You are a
liar. hypocrite and a buffer OF tha
highest magnitude. You are a part
of mine and yet you pose as person
al friend OF God. All. Wilhelm. you
are a wonder. You wantonly de-
stroyed all things in your path and
leave nothing for coming generations.
was amazed when saw you form
a partnership with tee impossible
Turk. the chronic killer of Christians
and you devout worshiper In the
Lutheran church l confess. Wilhelm
you are puzzle at times. A Moham-
medan army, commanded by German
officers. assisting one another in
massacreing Christians Is a new line
of warfare. When nude woman be-
ing disembowled by a -swarthy Turk.
committing a double murder with ono
cut of his sabre. and calmly stand by,
and see house full OF innocent Ar
menians locked up. the house saturat-
ed with oil and fired. then my teach
ings did not stop with you but haye
been extended to the whole German
nation. ] confess my Satanic sou!
grew sick and there and then knew
the pupil had become the master. I
am back number. and my dear VIII
helm, abdicate in your favor. The
great key to hell will be turned over
to you. The gavel that has struck
the doom Of damned souls since time
began is yours. am satisfied with
what have done; that by abdication
in your favor is for the very best In
! terests of helm the future l am at
your maiesty's service. Arectionate-
ly and sincerely,
LUCIFER ii. SATAN.
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SO, 100000 in Income
Tax Will be Paid in
Colorado and Wyoming

Denver. Feb. 16.-Corporations and
individuals OF Colorado and wyoming
subject to the payment OF income tax
to the United States government, Will
make returns to the internal revenue
collector OF approximatematcly slo,.
100000 during the present year. nc
cording to figures given out today by
Mark A. Skinner. collector OF internal
revenue.
The Increase in tho corporation In.
come tax will be about LIS per cent
over last year. when the government
collected s2.ooo.o00 in the two states.
and $50 per cent increase in tho In.
dividuai income tax. which totaied
$500. 900 year ago.
Collection OF corporation income has
not yet begun. Blanks for the making
of corporation returns reached Den,
yer today and ore being mailed out to
all corporations In the two states.
In the last twenty.three days ap-
proximately 100000 has been collect
cd from 10000 individuala in tho state
who ara subject to tho payment Of
income tax. This IL but . small por
centaGe Of what will ultimately BE-
collected. Returns % far are hon
individuals with small Incomes.
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C. F. 81. Gives
Dental Service
to Children

There has been dentist on the
resident hospital staff for several
years. and. as In all advanced hospit-
ais. Increasing attention has been
given to the condition Of the mouths
and teeth OF patients II has been
found that so per cent OF hospital pa
uents need dental treatment, about
81 per cen. of whom have pyorrhea,
and IS per cent have chronic abscess-
es in the mouth.
A dental division, in charge of DR..
w. A. Brieriey, was organized this
year. to extend the benefits OF mod
ern dentistry to the employees of the
Company. This Is being done for the
children Of the fret and second
grades in the schools Of the camps,
and at the Steel Works. Two dentists
and two dental nurses have been at
work In the camps. and one dentist
tDr. L. T. Walsh) and a dental nurse
At Pueblo. since szarch Is, 1917 All
children OF the camp schools OF the
first and second grades are given free
dental services, the work including
cleaning. treating and filling teeth,
and such attractions as are necessary
On the first visit. toothbrfshes are
furnished and each child Is given in
struction in the use OF the brush
This is done by the nurses at the time
the child's teeth are treated. as well
as by toothbrush drills at the school.
Lectures are also given on the care
OF the teeth to the children Of the
higher grades and adults. 1t was
found that IS per cent of the children
were In need of the services OF a
dentist The number OF children
treated at the camps is SGT.
At Pueblo. about one-haf of the chill
dren OF District No 20 belong to fam
hits of the Steel Works Employees.
Thru arrangements between the Com
pany and the school. the Company
pays its proportion OF the expenses
of a dentist and a dental nurse. for
giving dental services to the children
of the first and second grades. Eight
hundred and thirty children were
treated In the Pueblo school clinic
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DeloS Wood Bowen

Delo6 Wood Bowen was born In Mid
dlefield. New York. June 18th. 1895
and died at his home at Canon City.
February 18th. 1918. !.
The funeral service was held at the
family residence. s11 Harrison avenue,
at 1 O'Clock Thursday afternoon. after
which the body was taken to Dows,
Iowa. for interment in the family bur-
ial plot where all that was mortal
will be placed beside the loved ones
that have preceded him to the better
land
When q young man. Mr.. Bowen re-
moved 10 BiIssfield. Michigan. and II
was there that he first met Miss Betsy
Ann Chappeli. who became his bride.
They were married at Tecumseh.
Michigan. July 4th, 1861. The follow
ing year they moved to Dows. Iowa.
where they spent more than thirty
year, The people Of Dows honored.
as we'll as Mr.. Bowen. by selecting
him as their mayor. For many years
Mr.. Bowen was an honored Justice of
the peace In Dows. where he was en-
gagged In the real estate and insurance
business for q long period. He was
successiveiy chosen director. vice
president Of the state bank at Dows.
The happy home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowen wns blessed with. two daugh-
ters; one OF whom died in infancy and
the other In young womanhood. at
the age OF seventeen.
In 1908 Mr. and Mrs. Bowen came
10 Canon City and settled on beauti-
full little fruit ranch on Lincoln Park,
which was q model of neatnees Many
compliments were paid Mr.. Bowen
on his well kept property. He loved
the sunshine and outdoor life OF Colo
rado. About a year ago Mr.. Bowen
realized that he could not care for MS
ranch any longer Ind he moved to
town where he quietly. peacefully and
willingly passed away on Tuesday OF
this week He was a member in good
standing Of the Masonic brotherhood
here and was highly esteemed by ali
who knew him.
There are left to mourn the loss OF
the deceased. the devoted wife. two
brothers and two sisters. Mr.. Bowen
served his day as true man, a re
spected citizen and faithful friend
Few men had more friends and fewer
enemies than he. Esteemed and loved
by all It Is sure that he is today prov
Ing those precious things which he sc
earnestly believed.
Towards the end he spoke feeiingiy
to his wife. who he adored. and said
do not worry about me; am trustins
In tho Lord. just do the best you
can
God calls our loved ones. but We lose
not wholly
What He hath given u.s.
They live on earth. IN thought ant
deed, as truly
AZ in His heaven"
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nv homework,

my houseWork. Ny baby when seven
months old weighed l9 pounds and feel
better than have for . loug time. I
never bad any medicine Do me -
much good "-MrsL PEARL HoHYHAN.
Mitchell, Ind.
Good health during maternity b .
most important factor % both mothse
and child. and many letters hare beea
received BY he Lydia = plnkham
Medicine Co, Lynn. Ma, tsalimg e
health restorsd during this tIyhg psR3od
hy The ms Of Lydia 8. PinAhsns Vsgs.
tab,s Cosupo1nd
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Young Folks Write
Patriotic Verses

In order 10 stimulate Interest In the
Junior Red Croes. the pupils in Miss
Smiths room. Washington building
NTH grade were asked to compose a
few verses on how the children might
do their bit. The following are two
OF the beet poems written:
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uuf1ng the Tune I
was lookingforward
to the coming Of my
little one that I am
recommending it to
other expec tan t
mothers Be fore
taking it. somednys
1 suffered with neu-
ralgia SO badly that
] thought / could
not live, but after
taking three bottles
of Lydia E Pink
hams " ge table
Compound / was en-
tirely relieved Of
neuralgia, I had
gained In strength
and was able to 60
around and do all
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OUR BIT.

(By Lois Seanan.l
l am glad TO do my bit
But will have to knit. knit. knit.
In doing my bit have learned to knit
To help fill up the soldiers kit.
Save your pennies and get Thrift
Stamps.
They will help TO buy socks for the
soldiers long tramps.
we must send good cheer to the boys
in France.
And trust TO God for his guidance.
And. when Mt last. the war shall end.
Wen haii them home. each as a
friend.
Let us help each one we can.
To be brave and strong man.
And trust to God in Heaven above.
To guide them with mis- precious
love-
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HOW TO DO OUR BIT.

(Gretchen Hoiland.)
am glad to be q member of the
Junior Red Cross
And In the great heap. my little quar-
ter toss;
Surely can give my little mite
To help our dear boys win this big
fight.
can send good cheer
To the boys that came from here,
And the yarn that is given US to knit,
WIN surely be welcome In some Sam
mics kit.
With all our donations and our labor,
We can never repay the boys their
favor.
To shoulder gun and go in the trench
Is more patriotic than knitting on a
bench.
But We cannot all take up arns in
this war,
So the ones that stay home must Try
to do more:
Now let US remember. one and all.
We must lick the Kaiser. if it takes
till fall.
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MOTHERS
TO BE
Should Read Mrs. Monyhan's
Letter Published by
Her Permission.

Mitchell, Ind.-"Lydia E Pinkhan's
Vegetable Compound helped me SO much
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]{ M

and DeArmas, 500. cash -and as
sumption of mortgage of $500
Hennessey.
Nicholas E. Humphrey TO Mrs
Louist Smith Lacoste, lot Slidell
OpelouSaS, Nallette and Nerret,
S51S cash.-Gautier.
Rev. GlOster Clanton Rounds to
Beautiful Zion Baptist Church OF
Algiers, lot Patterson, Chestnut.
Belleville and Elmira Ave. 500
terms, (RetracessiOn.)- lHennessey.
Geo. Mule to ST. Clair Land Co.,
Ltd, portion fronting on the Public
Road in Algiers, $4,000 terms
Upton.
Edward DOsher to Eureka Home
stead Society, lot Belleville, AliX and
Valldtte ad Pelican Sts., $3.50
cash.-Benedict
Miss Annie B. Holland to Gaze
tanO Domino, lots Lamarque,
Teche. Socrates and Brooklyn,
81. $50 cash.-Hennessey
The Beautiful Zion Baptist Church
of Algiers to stephen 4. Gross, lot
Patterson. Belleville. Elmira and
Pelican Ave, $500, terms.-Hen-
nessey.
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DIED.

DOnner-On Thursday, May 23rd,
at 10:45 o'clock p. m, Timothy B.
Bonner. a well known marine engi-
neer, died.
Deceased, who was forty years old
was native Of our town He was
member of Orange Camp No. 8.
w. o. W, and of the Marine En-
gineer's Benevolent Association. He
is survived by his widow, who was
Miss EmGa Yeadon and by several
children. Mr.. Bonner will be re-
membered as having had a most
painful and trying experience sew
eral years ago. When a member of
a fishing party going to Bay Adam
on a launch by way of Barataria, he
became lost from the crowd and was
compelled to spend several days in
the woods and was almost killed
from the effects of the MOSQUITO
bites.
The funeral took place Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from his late
residence, 437 Bouny St. Inter-
ment was in Greenwood Cemetery.
AndersOn-On Tuesday, Nav 2Sth
at 10 O'Clock, m, Alex F. Ander-
son, aged So years, native of
Stockholm, Sweden and a resident
of Algiers for the past thirty years,
died. The funeral took place We'd
nesday at 4 O'Clock from the funeral
parlors of E. ]. Mothe, GIG Seguin
st. lnterment was in McDonogh
Cemetery.
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CHARTERS.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER.
AMENDMENT To THE CHARTER OF
VELASOUEZ FINNEY & co, INC.

AMENDMENT 10 HE OilAKlEN VI
/ NELASOUEZ FINNEG & Co, INC.
United States Of America, State OF Louis
lana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of New
Orleans.
Re II Known. that on this twenty-fourth
DAY Of the month of April. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
eighteen. and OF the Independence OF the
United States OF America, that one hundred
and fDriy-secoud;
BEFORE me- Gustavc a. Lambias. Not.
AIRY Public. duly commissioner, sworn and
qualified in and for the Parish Of Orleans,
and in the presence Of the witnesses herein
after named and undersigncd; personally
came and appeared Mr.. Manuel VI. NelaN-
quez Of the City Of New Orleans, of full
age, vho declared that at a meeting Of the
Stockholders OF the NelaSquez- Finuey and
Company, Inc, Corporation under the laws
uf this State. incorporated b. Act before
Alfred d. Danziger, notary public IN this
City, on the fifth day Of October, lyH and
recorded in the Mortgage Office Tor the Par
ish Of Orleans (the said meeting OF the said
stockholders of said NelaSqued- Fnney and
Company. Inc, having been held in the
City Of New Orleans the 18th day Of
April, 1851 it was unanimously decided 10
amend the Charter Of said Company, Article
|. by changing the name OF said corporation
20 "NelaSquez Company, Inc and II was
also unanimously decided TO amend Article
!, Of said Charter OF said Company by in
Creasing the capital stock OF said corpora
ton 20 Fifteen Thousand Dollars CSl5UOGD
divided into three hundred shares Of the
par value Of Fifty Dollars 5000 each.
Duly certified copies Of said Resolutions !
as adopted Al said meeting Of stockholders !
for the amendment of the Charter OF said |
corporation As aforesaid are annexed hereto. |
And the said appearer, President Of |
SAID corporation. declares that he appears !
herein, by virtue of said Resolutions. 50 |
that the said Amendments 20 The Charter of |
said Cooperation may be made OF record |
in accordance with law.
Done and passed, in my office. n New |
Orleans, the day. month and year fIrs, /
above written, in presence Of Messrs Del |
yarllc H. Theard and Oliver C. Blanchard |
witnesses. who have signed with |
the appearer and me. notary. after due rad
ing.
Original Signed
VI. NJ NeIasquez. Dclvaille H. Theard. O.
{. blanchard.
Gus. a. LLAMBIAS.
Not. Pub.
!, the undersigned Recorder of Mortgages.
in and Tor the Parish of Orleans. State of
Louisiana. do hereby Certfy that the above
and foregoing Act Of Amendment OF Iucor-
poration Of the NelaSquez- Fnney & Co..
Inc, was this day duly recorded in nv Of /
flee in Book 1919. Folio 772
New Orleans. May 10Th. 1918
tSrgnedD EMILE !. LEONARD. d. r.
A true copy:
GUS. A. LLAMRIAS,
Not. Pub.
MAY jO-June6-l D 27-July /
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ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the Algiers
Branch A. r. c., was held Monday
S7th inst, in the X. of C. Hall, with
a large representation of the mem
hership present, Miss Rees presiding.
A report of the years work was
read by the secretary. after which
officers were elected for the ensuing
year, as follows: Miss Ella NJ.
Rees. Chairman; MISS Viola Bar
rett, Vice-Chairman; Mrs. l.. C.
Hardy, Secretary.
The election of a treasurer was
postponed, until the next meeting,
owing to the absence of Rev. Thos.
j. Larkin, S. NJ, treasurer.
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lli1iIllik
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.

CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Mary G. Norton, pc
tition for family meeting.
INVENTORIES.
Succession of l.. G.. Leboeuf.
amounts to $4,000.
ANSWERS, EXCEPTIONS OPPOSI-
TIONS, ETC.
Algiers Cornice & Plumbing Works
vs.. DR.. j. c. Brown ct al security
for bond for costs.
CONTRACTS.
Second Good Hope Baptist Church
owner, Joseph Petrie & Co., Ltd,
Contractors, sewerage and water
connection property Pacific, Elmira,
Slidell and Homer, $3.50.
Eureka Homestead Society owner,
Frank II. Killeen contractor, build
ing Vallette, Bellevlle, Alix and FL
liza, $S30.24 L. S. Fidelity & Guar.
Co., surety.-Benedict.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mrs. Mary o. Lewis ct ais. to
Louis Spiro, lot Newton. Diana,
Belleville and Elmira Ave, $3.50
cash.-Sheriff.
Alice Brown ct al to James Hen
derson, lot Belleville, Elmira, Diana
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CHARTERS
nell Mitchell Milner

J. Purnell Mitchell Miner, "A Notary
Public, duly commissioned and qualified,
i'm and for the Parish of Orleans, city of
New Orleans, therein residing. hereby Ger
tify that the above and foregoing is true
and correct copy of the act OF incorpOra-
ton of Edward y. Eherling Co, Inc.
and also of the certificate of the Recorder
of Mortgages for the Parish of Orleans,
thereto appended. Oh file and of record in
my NOtarial Office.
In faith whereof. ! have hereuntO set
my hand and seal at New Orleans. Louis
lana. this seventh day of May, y. ID, 1918.
(SeaD
Y. PURNELL VI. MILNER, Not. Pub.
MAY 9-lG-2 3-3O Jun G-l3
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CHARTERS

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CHARTER

May Jo-June6l3-0,Z-July / w.t. u
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HONOR BOYS WHO LEFT
YESTERDAY.

On Tuesday evening, big patri-
otto parade and later a reception
was rendered the boys who left for
Camp. Beauregard yesterday morn
ing.
The employees of the Johnson Iron
Works and of the Algiers Iron Works
made all arrangements for the af-
fair which was held at the Electric
Park. The men from the above
named plants. who left for camp are:
Roy Reaney, Peter Clement, Frank
Hotard, Geo. Bush, Edwin KrOgh,
Jerry Heitmeier and Irving Sch
walb.
While the affair was given in
honor of the above named boys. all
who left yesterday were invited. as
well as the public. There was
music, dancing, fireworks, and re-
freshments.
Nineteen Leave for Camp.
Yesterday morning the boys head
ed by a band of music marched to
the headquarters of local board No.
13 and then to the Terminal station
where they boarded a special train
u IHe LouisldHd IL. d y. 20, lot
Camp Beauregard. Among those
from our district who left were:
Louis r. Goebel, Irving j. Schwalb,
j. Clifford Hum, Peter T. Clement.
Peter Orlesh. Frank E. Hotard.
Leonard c. Mccormack. Owen Lind
quest, Edwin c. Krogh. Jerry Heit-
meier, Geo. L. Bush, Sergeant Roy
A. Reaney, Frank CatalanatO. G. F.
Cassagne. VIM. Eckhoff, CASTOR
canton, Jos. Galanti, Arthur Forrest
and Tom Torras.
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Rug Secion-Third
All our Lace Curtains at ISL off

For the last week in May
stock at reduction OF % complete
all lines: NOnshams, Filet WeaVes Voes cuny
Lace Ir'sh Point Prices range from 10
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WOOLFE-WALLACE.

The marriage of Mrs Leola Feth-
erling Wolfe TO Mr.. Cornelius B.
Wallace, L. S. N, was quietly cele-
brated last week. Rev. A. G. Bake
well officiating. They are residing
in the city.
The herald., 1918-05-30

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. Arch
Thompson of BOuny Street, a girl.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
LennoX of Mobile, Ala. a girl.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-06-19
DAYLIGHT NIGHTS
HELP RAILROAD WORK

ANCHORAGE, (By MaiD-So as to
insure the completion this season of
that part OF the government railroad
between Seward and Anchorage,
which towns are about ia miles apart
night shifts of construction gangs
have been put to work. Daylight
nights insure greatly to the progress
of operations.
When the laying of steel was ended
as result of bad weather early last
winter, the rails extended north from
Seward to Girdwood, distance of
nearly seventy-four miles, and south
from Anchorage to Falls Creek, dis
lance of about twenty-three miles.
The intervening distance between the
two ends of steel was about seventeen
miles.
Some difficulty is experienced in OBJ
tanning laborers The demand for
men to close the gap between Seward
and Anchorage is greater now than
the supply.
The daily progressive-miner. [volume] (Ketchikan, Alaska) 1915-1919, 1918-06-19
POINTS THE WAY
The Statement of This Oregon Woman
Will Interest Our Readers

Hillsboro, Oregon points the way i'll
the words of one of it's most respected
residents:
Mrs A. r. England 72S w. Oak ST.,
Hillsboro, Ore, says: Two years ago
| had such bad attack OF lumbago
that | wasn't able to get up or down
stairs. When / sat in chair | could
hardly get up again. Sharp pains,
like a knife sticking m Elm my back,
nearly killed me and | could hardly
drag myself about. | had taken only
few doses of Doan's Kidney Pills
when my back got stronger and one
box made me able to get about as veil
as ever. Since then have never had
any trouble with my back or kidneys"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy--get
Ecan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. England had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfgrs.' Buffalo, N. Y. adv