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Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
Guard Your Work.

Do not work so hard that you have
no time to look up and around you, no
time to exchange ideas with another,
no time for quiet thought. To work
without growth means exhaustion. The
spring itself must be fed If its waters
are not to fail.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19

This camp will be called Camp
Pershing and its membership will be
strictly limited to 500. Applications
will be given preference in order of
their receipt. The camp will be I'M
der the command of Captain c. L.
Beals of the Regular Army. The
camp will continue from January
to January IS. Attendance is vol
untary and no obligation for fur
Their service is required.
ANY citizen of the United States
with high moral character receiving
endorsement of two business men to-
gether with approval of physician,
may apply. There is no maximum
age limit.
The instruction will be of the
same type of intensive training
which was found to be of so much
value in the citizen training camps
held at Plattsburg and elsewhere dur
ing the past summer. The cost of
attending this two weeks camp is
only $50. This includes steam heat
ed barracks, bunk, full course of in
struction and meals.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
Soldiers Return

Lerov Smith, Clinton J. Miller
and William Bannahan have return
ed home from England and Natalie
Daloni, Crawford Drumm, John NJ
Casey, Battista Sandri from the
camps In this country. John Adams
with others from Camp Lee, Virginia
are being detained at Long Island
Gloy, m. :.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
The Map You Need!

A forecast of the New European
Boundary Lines of the Nations, New
and Old, will be printed in color in
the Magazine Section of the New
York Herald, Sunday, Dec. 22nd.
Order your copy today.-adv.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19

We had fried mush for breakfast
and my little girl asked to be helped
to some. l, selecting n nice brown
piece, laid 1t on her plate, and she
said, Mother, I don't like rusty
mush. Chicago Tribune.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
Art in Coins.

To the general student of art and
history the greatest interest of coins
arises from the fact that they form
the earliest portrait gallery of royal
personages. The oldest authentic por-
traits of English kings are those of
Edward " and Richard III.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
Mrs. Cora Adams

Mrs. Cora Adams, aged rs, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. K. N.
Molando, Tuesday morning. The
funeral will be held from her late
home on Thursday afternoon at
200 o'clock.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
Red Crocs Notes

?. roa''y fer the Red Cross Roll
Cali. "All you need is q heart and
j dollar"
The rooms will not be open next
week, but it is hoped that large
amount of work will be taken home.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19

On an average of $4,000 queries
are handled every week by the
Bureau of Communications of the
Red Cross. This Bureau keeps SOL
diers in the field in touch With their
families.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19

British armies have driven the
Turks out of he Holy Land. The
American Red Cross is helping to
drive distress out of the same terri
tory.
Connecticut western news., 1918-12-19
CITIZENS TRAINING CAMP
Will Be Opened in Kentucky to Give
Military Training

The Connecticut State Council OF
Defense has been informed by the
War Department of an opportunity
for citizens of the United States to
attend the military training camp at
the Zachary Taylor cantonment near
Louisville, Kentucky, beginning jan
uary 6. The cooperation of the De-
Tense Council has been asked in
spreading information on this sub
ject. The Defense Council will keep
on file memoranda of information
and specimen application blank for
the convenience of persons interest
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FREMONT COUNTY HAS S87, $50
YET TO RAISE IN STAMP drive

county is appended and will be found
interesting to all concerned in this
great financial enterprise.
THE number of pledges in the coun-
ty was a very large one and the fact
that they averaged smaller in amount
than should have been the case is the
reason why the required quota was
not attained. AT the time of the ap-
portionment for each of the school
districts was figured out, there was
s317,s47 worth OF stamps unsold to
make UP the county's allotment of
$400,7S0 and the allotment was based
on the former amount
"On Pledge day s20s.240 in agree
in the various districts Up to and
including Pledge day $10i.950 worth
of War Savings stamps had been bot
and paid for in cash in Fremont coun-
ty This. with the subscriptions taken
on June 2sth, makes total OF sS13, ,190
up to that date. Deducting this
amount from the county's original
quota of s400.7sO. leaves ss7,5so
worth of stamps that must yet be sold
in this county during the next six
months, in addition to the payment
of subscriptions made on Pledge day
II seems a reasonable thing to believe
this will be done"
The complete subscriptions to War
Savings stamps in the school districts
OF the county on pledge day as
well as the amounts assigned TO them
under the general apportionmsnt, fol-
lows:
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cuEsfs oF c. q. ppNcAN.. ;

GUESTS OF c. II. DUNCAN
Miss Matte Richssd(3is6f &ripple
Creek. arrived here few days ago
and is the guest Of her tnt,es sbdf fain-
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Duncan
GONE TO WET MoVNfNN3ff
VALLEY.
Mrs II. Loehr and daughter Las
setta. With Mrs. Loeshr,s sister, Las
sesta Lorenzo left BY auto for West
cline. They will spend the, summer
in the West Mountain valley. .is-
MRS. DUMcsas's FuHERAL.5 .555....-...
WILL OCCUR MONDAY a;.ss
The funeral of the late Mrs. Alice
NJ. Duncan who died at the Graves
hospital last night. from. a short ILL.,
ness. viii take place from the Presby-
terian church Monday morning at 10
o'clock. sr.g.,..
Mrs. Duncan leaves TO- mourn her
death. one son J. ]. Duncan who lives
at Estes Park and is expected here
tonight; one daughter Mrs. Ferris
Taylor OF Kirkwood. Ga.:on sister.
Mrs. W. B. Marshall OF Monmouth.
ILL.,. who will arrive here Sunday even
ing. .ys,;
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Miss Lucille Smith
Died Last Saturday

When the brief life of Miss Lucille
Smith closed. in this city. last Sat
urday noon. bright, merry human
sunbeam ceased gracious service.
Attacked BY tuberculosis, Just
when she graduated from the high
school. she left home. friends and
former associates to seek health in
Colorado. She set out to defeat the
disease and 10 scatter sunshine every
where. She succeeded in both efior,si
for four years. but an attack of ap.
pendicftis. necessitating an operation.
gave the disease an advantage she
could not overcome. For four years
she bravely. cheerfully and consist
emily carried on losing fight, but
did not lose hope OF permanent recov-
cry until the last hour Other lift.
She had lived In Canon City about
two years and numbered her friends
by the score. She had ALSO lived in
Monte Vista. Greeiey.. Eldora Den
yer and Lovaland. go 49,.
Her father and brother; accompanied
the remains to the Denver cremAtory.
Private religious memorial services
win be conducted at the family resi-.
denoe In Indfanoia. Iowa. 81
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CLEAN FURNACES
AND STOVES.

The United States Fuel Admins
tration urges an immediate cleanup
of furnaces and stoves.
Technical men say that one one
hundredth inch OF SCOT has the same
resisting power to heat that ten in
ches of iron have. SCOT coverings on
the interior of stoves and furnaces
mean, therefore. waste Of fuel and
waste OF money.
Every coal-purchaseri will find 1t to
his interest to clean stoves and fur
naces. At the same time his work
wili be a patriotic service; he will be
saving fuel for war indust Hes and war
transportation.
The Fuel Administrations urges also
that cellar furnace pipes be examined
for leaks. The piping should be close
ly connected SO that no heat may es-
cape through breaks or cracks.
II the landlord refuses to make such
repairs the householder should report
the. matter promptly to his county or
State fuel administrator.
An automatic damper installed In
the chimney pipe is an excellent coal
saver. This damper is controlled by
the draft, and saves coal by prevent
ing too vigorous e fire.
Don't wait until the last minute
when the fires must be started. Now
is the time for dedness.
Furnaces ind stoves should be cleaned
and. repaired and automatic dampers
installed at once.
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While the subscriptions. of Fremont
county people TO War Savings stamps
on pledge day" fell short of. the
hopes and ambitions of the campaign
committee, they averaged up with the
purchases in other sections of the
state and were far from discreditable.
A deficiency of SS7.590 must be made
good before the end OF the year il the
county is to discharge its full respon-
sibility in the matter II is expected
10 meet its obligation in this respect
and the campaign organization will be
continued until the entire allotment is
taken. The work of obtaining sub
scriptions will go on energeticahy dur
ing the next few weeks and If the
amount needed is not secured in that
time. an active campaign will be con
Quoted until the end of the year as
the quota must be reached
In speaking of the campaign this
morning, Geo. f. Rockafellow. county
director of the War Savings stamp
campaign, said:
.'The governments plan for the OBJ
servance of pledge day" was very
carefully carried out in this county
and the organization for making it
effective was good one. The cam
paign was conducted in school dis
tricts as suggested by the Treasury
department and public meetings were
held in the various school buildings
of the county in order to make the
undertaking success. A list of the
subscriptions made by the people in
each of the school districts of the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-07-04
HAY RACK RIDERS
HAVE GOOD TIME.

The members Of the Christian En-.
deavor society OF the First Presby.
terian church enjoyed hay rack ride
to the home OF Miss Vera Williams. at
Four Mile. Monday night. Those pres
ent were Gladys Bailey. Mildred Kees,
Dorothy Kellogg. Edith Martin. Es.
ther and Florence Ritpman, Amy and
Inez Wilson. Helen JEFFREY, Isabel
O'Neil. Geneylye Cox, Margaret Clark.
Helen Linneer. Helen Seaman. Essie
Moorehouse. Ruth Ross. Lois Meade.
Ruth Goodrich. Marie Farmer. Nettie
Coleson, Margery Billy. Alice Endi.
colt. Edna Turner and Hubert Tre-
mayne. Ross Wilson. Fafrei and Fran
ces Keith. Oscar Wilson. Ralph KEEL
logg. Louis Goodrich. vern Wilson
and the hostess. Vera Williams.
HAVE TAKEN THE
PALMER aessoENcE.
Mrs. Ray Jewell and four children
lof Denver. arrived here recently to
Join Mr.. Jewell Who has been here for
some time. Thy have rented the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. r. %. Palmer. 11s N.
Seventh street. for the summer
months. \ Mr. Jeweli is; partner in
the company which recently estab.
lished the public service station at the
corner OF Main and Eighth streets.
HAS RETURNED TO HER
NOME IN DENVER.
Miss Jane Knapp, after q pleasant
visit Of several days duration at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. McLaIn,
14o1 North Sixth street. has returned
to her home In Denver Alfho she
coasiders herself q resident of this
state. Kiss Kpepp spends' . consider
able portion of each year Id califor.
mia.
RUTH FERklE oPERATep ON.
Miss Ruth Ferkci Who returned 10
Canon City from Boulder university
q short time ago where she has been
attending school for the past year.
was operated on at Graves hospital
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Wednesday for appendicitis.
ENTERTAINED MISS COREY.

Miss Henlrickson entertained a
s;';;sssc. Of friends "Wednesday after.
noon In honor Of her former pupil,
Miss Gladys Corey, of Philadelphia.
who delighted the company with sew
erai piano selections. Mrs Fred
Reiter. Mrs. Elton woodford and Miss
Almn Lind Smith also rendered pleas
ing vocal numbers. 4
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News Notes
Thursday
MRS. E. o. HART GOES EAST.

Mrs. Z. d. Hart left this morning
for st. Louis for a much needed rest.
She expects to be gone for tbout two
months. visiting in Missouri. Illinois.
and Iowa with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Morey will be in charge of the
Hart's college during Mrs. Harris alb
selce
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THE ROBSON FAMILY
AT COTTONWOOD LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Robson and
family have gone to their cottage at
Cottonwood lake. near Buena Vista.
for the summer Mr.. Robson left
ten days or SO ago to get things in
readiness for the others who joined
him there later.
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MRS. cHAs. L. MILTON
HERE FROM DENVER.

Mrs. Chas. L. Milton and children
Robert and Rita, of Denver. arrived
here few days ago and are spending
the week in Canon City. visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Allison and family at 312 Harrison
avenue.
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Saturday

Or. ). w. HAwkEY VISITING
BROTHER HERE.
DR.. j. W. Hawkey of Bloomingdaie
Michigan. arrived here day or two
ago and is the guest of his brother.
wife and family. at 612 Harrison ave
nna
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CAPT. AND MRs. FulkERson
NAVE BAeY SON.

cars nave been received here an
nouncing the birth oil D 9,s pound boy
to Captain and Mrs. Walter Fulker.
son at Norborne, Mo-. on june lathe
little fellow has beep cpris1.nsd Wal
ter Benjamin Fulkersan.. His father
was enroute TO France, with a military
contingent at the time of his birth.
ATTENDED MISSIONARY CON-
FERENCE AT COLUMBUS a.,.s.,
Rev. DIR. f, Il. Fulkerson returned
to Canon City few days ago from q
iecturing trip of several weeks dur
alton in the middle western and. east
ern states. An incident of his, trip
was his attendance at the recent spc-
cial missionary conference s.ot 1.-THE
Methodist church at .CollIpbus. Ohio.
This conference was. attended BY
more than 900. or % per. cent of the
district ,superiptendents, Of the, Meth,
odist church. in the. Iinled States,
The conference was called, for the
purpose OF launching a moyep,eni. ~
raise yso.ooO.00o within. the ,Ilsxt five
years for missionary purppses, $ DIR.
Fulkefson has. been eyanted. his GUS,
tonary summer vacation and WIN, be
ai home for o couple of Yseks,. a.,,.
Nh. AND MHs. y. ~ JENSEN ,,.se,c
RETURN HoMg. a y.a ,se, y.np
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. G. Jensen . and,
family who m9.ored, .te Missouri and,
Kansas about . month ago. ,ssturpcsi,
Saturday -. ...st.,% :,
ougsrs OF MAS. a. =, FaGNcH-. (.
The Misses Abbie and Allies Hayes
Of Riverton, Wyo., are yisltlnss - VA
home OF their srandmother.s Mrs.. A..
b. French. 1916 FrankIin Avenue. "
REruRNEo FHoM pGEVee. =
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b, Coulter re-. re-
turned Saturday from Denver after .
two weeks visit With relatives ana ID
friends. ~ " =
EXPRESS coNsoLsoATioM
IN EFFECT TODAY. - -
\ merger Of the Wells Faro, AmSrs.
lean. Adams and Southern Express
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MRS. PALMER AT COTTONWOOD
LAKE.
Mrs. T. d. Palmer and nephew. Ea-l
Holcomb. left Saturday for Cot
tonwood lake. where they will spend
the summer.
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companies went into eject all over
The United States this morning and
the consolidated corporation win con-,
duct pusilesp uHs;er the sa1ze { of + tire
American Railway Express company
The new corporation is private one.
but was. no doubt. brot about by CON
itions growing out Of the war. The
consolidation viii permit OF tha ex-
press business OF the country being
handled. more economically. and per
haps. more expcditiously. which will
be "A saving TO everybody concerned
during the continuance Of the war.
The merger of the ellis Fargo and
Adams Express cocpanles in Canon
City took effect today and both names
have gone. into the scrap heap. Here
after only the American Railway Ex--
press company will Be known Grant
Dickinson has been appointed agent
of the new corporation and Clarence
+. Harris cashier. Donald Dickinsou,
Rowland Martinez drivers and William
Zeigler drivers and George Gibbs de-
pot clerk; The offices will be main
tanned in the Maupin building on n
Fifth street. Ali OF the employees get
a slight increase in pay. under the
consolidation.
ATTENDED eRoApMooR OPEN.
ING AT COLO. SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Gibson. mrs.
Hines. Mrs. Hazel Deweesc Tow.
Miss Henrietta Ashley. Mr.. John Bar
mum and David Giisos were among
those who mo,ored to Colo. Springs
Saturday to attend the. Broadmoor
opening
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UNDER ARResI HERE
As A sLAckER.

Arthur L. Morning. aged "a years.
was arrested here on Monday and
lodged in Jail on the charge OF being
a slackcr from military duty. Moranr
who came 10 this county couple OF
weeks aeo. with clarks Greater
shows, says his home II in Kansas
Cry. Mo. and that he registcrrd
there for army duty June ;, 1917 and
made reply to the War departments
questionable as required by law. As
far AS can be ascertained he never
afterwards communicated with the es.
emption board at Kansas City 10 find
ou, whether be had been drawn for
military service or not Technically
he is deserter.
Morang was married on wednesday
evening OF last week. to Miss Seeia
Rowe OF Florence.
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MISS RoxIE WOOD
RETIRED FROM DENVER.

Miss Roxie Wood who has beer
spending a week in Denver visiting
with friends, returned to Canon Cit,
Monday.
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ATTENDED eRoAoMooR OPEN.
ING AT COLO. SPRINGS
Tuesday
JAMES r. GILMORE
DIED THIS MORNING.

Jas. Robert Gilmour died at the
family home. sis Harrison avenue. at
six O'Clock this morning. aged 7s years
six months and four days. The de-
ceased was painter by trade and
was swell known in this community.
having made his home here for
good many years. lie leaves. besides
the bercaved wife. Mrs. Flora NJ. Gil
mour. two daughte.= and many
friends to mourn his death. One OF
the daughters is unmarried and lives
at home. The other. Mrs l.. l..
Lambuth. resides in Nevada. but was
here at the time of her fathers death.
Mr. GIinour was born in Illinois.
Nov. 2s, iss5. The funeral will take
place from Wilson's Undertaking
chapel ut 10 o'clock Friday morning
and win be conducted BY Rev. +. w.
Starring. pastor of the First Baptist
church. burial will be- al Lakeside
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DR.. c. HERMAN GRAVES
HAS NEW CAR.

DR.. c. Herman Graves has pur-
chased new Franklin car of the most
recent model, containing all of the
latest appliances and improvements
known to the manufacturers of such
machines. His old Franklin car was
iraded in as part payment for the
new vehicle.
Or. PEARSON AND FAMILY
ON FISHING TRIP.
DIR. Pearson. wife and son John. left
this morning for an outing trip in the
Santa Christi mountains. above Gard
ner. They expect TO be gone a week
or ten days.
WILL GO TO souLoEa
ON JULY FlFrEEMrH.
The Fremont county board Of mil
nary exemptions has selected Crahan
Evans OF Chandler and Frank Smith
Of Brewster. 10 20 to Boulder on july
18th. to fill the countys quota undei
the special call of the provost mar
shal for men OF the seiective draft foi
industrial work. They have been sum
moned into the military service as
auto mechanics. general mechanics
and workers in concrete.
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WILL SPEND FOURTH
CE JULY HERE.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hardy of Pu-
ebIo. will arrive tomorrow aud win
spend the Fourth OF July here as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones.
si2 South Second street. South Canon.
VISITED THE AHART
FAMILY, SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs William crcssy. daurh-
ter Gladys and son Harold. of Avon
dale. Colo. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs w. p. Ahsrt and family on East
>Grpnd avenue. Lincoln Park, last
Saturday aud Sunday. Miss Gladys
will remsin here until after the Ipde-
pendence day celebration on Thurs
day.
LAWRENCE c. pH,pPs
:HEaE ON MONDAY.
Lawrence G. sPhipps OF Denver. vas
q visitor in town Monday. having
driven ovtr by nuto from Colombo
Springs. A number OF bis Canon City
frsends called on hun at the. 1Stratb
more hotel during tbe afternoon. 10
ivy 'heir respects. Mr. Phipps WAS
accompanied bcre from P4nrose by
sAleFs Gowie Mr.. Phipps went from
here TO Florence and Pueblo.
'AoXs WILL. LEAVE hgaE
ON iut.x ,tsrtt-... ..ss..,.~
: Five Of the Fremont county boys Of
the selsctive draft will entraln here
N Jaiy is,h. for. special. Industrial
work In connection with the military
service In RESPONSE. TO summons 10
the colors BY the provost marshal.
Frank ., Smith Of Brewster and Wal.
ter Clyde Black Of currtna Creek. viii
go y the University Of Colorado At
Boulder for training and Ray Bernard
Thomas and Harry I.arue Bash Of
Canon City and Graham Evans Or
Chandler. to Colombo college at colo.
Springs, for training.
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Friday
VISITING IN sALloA.

VISITING IN sAtiDA.
Mrs. E. W. Ely and daughter. Le-
more. of Honolulu. who have been Wis
iting Mrs. Ely's sister. Mrs. ]. l..
Chenault, left today for Saiida where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Z. e.
Smith for a short time.
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Buy War savings st.mps.
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Monday
MRS. BRADBURY RETURNED
TO DETROIT, MICH.


Mrs. Geo. f. Bradbury. wife OF Con
ductor Bradbury. formerly in the ser
vice of the F. & C. CR Il. company,
left for her home in Detroit Mich.
last Saturday, after a several weeks
visit with relatives In this city. Mrs.
bradbury was called to Canon City
six weeks or two months ago by the
death OF her father. tite late j. 4.
Brown, OF 431 Rudd avenue Conduc-
tor Bradbury has run between De
troit and Buffalo. N. Y.
VISITED CANON CITY.
Fred Walters. the postmaster at
wetmore. Colo. was in town .thIs
week on business. He says the Green
wood post Office was discontinued
June 80. 1918. This Office was estab-
lished on Dobey creek IN .ihe Yearly
days of the state. The ipaA tofmer-
iy handled at this pehpysyuIf. be
looked after by the oifice. az wetmore
DRILLING OIL WElL.,s
The Chandler Petroleum company
will resume drilling on their oil prop
erty at Bumbach sprgs. July LIST. The
company have been delayed lor q per.
iod OF three weeks thru inability of 90.
curing competent driilcrr,, The ser
vices OF Mr.. Ed, Doane OF Florence.
have been secured. s;...ist.
cHAuTAuouA pvalic,Tw MAN
IN TOWN TO-DAY.
n. l.. Lee OF Texarcans. Texas, pub.
iici,y agent for. the Redpath;Iorner
chautauaan company is n. visitor in
Canon City today. ip, ,connection with
the chautauaua shortly 10 be held
here. Mr.. Lee is we'll known pews-
paper man in his home tnHn and has
long been associated with. the pub
lication of the Daily .TeSarcanian.. one
OF the most influential journals in his
section OF the country. Mr.. Lee made
an auto trip on Sunday. oyers the sky
line drive and TO the TOP Of the. Royal
, Gorge and was greatly Impressed with
the magnificence of the, views he be-
held. He says the Royal Gorge Is one
OF the most marvellous, and majestic
bits OF natural scenery, on the eonti
nent. ~. 4,..q
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hardy OF Pu-
ebIo. will arrive tomorrow aud win
spend the Fourth of July here as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Jones.