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naent to the signal corps Of the army.
Mr.. Lewis did not state, definitely.
probably for reasons which 1.-The gov
ernment desires to be kept secret. TO
what country In Europe heswas going
but 1t is supposed to be England. It
is believed that he is now at an Allan
tic port IN readiness to 8aii for the
other eide.
ARRAiokEp ON THE CHARGE
OF LARCENY.
George Goodwin. for the arrest of
whom. on the charge of larceny a
warrant was sworn out by;R p. BRAD,
shaw. taken into custody while walk
Ing along the railroad tracks near
Florence last Saturday morning and
brot here and locked up in the county
jail Goodwin was arraigned In Jus
tice Kennedy's court at noon on Mon
day and pleaded guilty. as accused
His trial was fixed for 10 O'Clock next
Friday morning and he was remanded
CANON MANS BROTHER a.
WOUNDED IN FRANCE.
E. A. Rathme.re. window dresser
at Frey and Collins read in the Mon
day dispatches from Gen. Pershine
that his brother. Casper A. Schwab.
private In Co. K 18th u. s. Infantry.
had been wounded In battle on Janu-
ary 2lst on the western front
Schwab. who enlisted at Harlan, Ia.
in April. 1917. was in the first u s.
Expedittonary Forces TO 30 to France
and was among the first to go into
the trenches. He was two inches,
under height.
GYM CLASSES TO Be
FORMED FOR LADIES.
For some time ladies have been
seeking the opportunity Of forming
gymnasium class at the Y. NJ. c. r.
Arrangements are now being made
for two ladies' classes II Will re-
quire about 20 ladies for each class
Mr. Maxwell will give the classes per-
sonai instructions. The fee will be
s1.oo per month.
Thursday morning. January 31st. at
10 a. m, meeting will be held at
the Y. NJ. C. A. to consider details OF
forming these classes. All ladies m.
terested should attend this meeting.
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The New Food
Savings Cards are
Being Sent Out

New home cards In conformity with
the presidents proclamation pro-
iyidng for an additional wheatiess
day and other new food regulations
are being sent to 10000 families In
Colorado pledged to the food conser-
walton campaign by State Food Ad-
min'strator Thomas b. Stearns OF
Denver. Several days will be re-
CURED TO place the cards in the malls.
Pending the distribution Of the
cards all must endeavor to put the
new rules in effect" said Mr. Stearns.
on Monday, There is no occasion.
however. for alarm on account OF tho
supply OF food. The requirements
abroad are Increasing and that neccs-
sitstes Increased saving on our part.
That ia the whole reason for tighten
ing the restrictions. II is merely to
help America to win the war. The
test OF our patriotism is becoming a
little more binding. but has not yet
reached the point OF serious sacri-
flee"
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WILL MOVE
FEBRUARY FIRST.

FEBRUARY FIRST.
NJ. J. Conway. proprietor of the
Wooien Mills Tailoring establish
ment. will move his place OF business
on February 1st from 720 Main street
to the room formery occupied by the
L. p Boyle Jeweiry store at 536
Main street.
CELEBRATED THEIR
GOLDEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Tilton. formerly
residents of Canon City. but for a
number of years past living at Red
lands, California. celebrated the fif-
tieth anniversary of their wedding. on
the 18th of this month. They are
both enjoying excellent health
ROBERT BoLE GOING -.
TO LOS ANGELES.
Robert NJ. Boyle Is planning to
leave next Tuesday for Los Angeles
and Long Beach. Calf. where he
will spend some time visiting his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Boyle. Lat
or he expects to go to Moab. Utah.
where he will probably engage in
business.
AFTER a PRISONER.
Sheriff w. H. Newcomb went to
Denver this morning for the purpose
of bringing back to this county Chas
o. Bishop. who is in thu custody e
the police there. charged with the
nonsupport of his wife and family
at Florence. The warrant for the ar
rest of Bishop was issued out Of JUS
tics Hamblet's court at Florence and
placed in the hands of the sheriff for
execution. The order for the arrest
was later forwarded to Denver. where
Bishop was known to be making his
home and he was picked up by the
authorities there and detained pend
ing the arrival Of an officer from this
county to bring him back to answer
the accusation made against him.
STOLE MONEY FROM
HIS ENTERTAINER.
r. B. Bradshaw who lives in the
vicinity of the plant of the Ohio
smelling company near the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad company's
coal chutes. swore out warrant to
day charging George Goodon with the
larceny of twenty dollars. Condor
came here from Teras a few days
ago and was being entertained until
he could secure suitable employment,
by Mr.. Bradshaw. whom he knew
before coming to Colorado. At an
early hour this morning Condor quiet
ly left the Bradshaw home. taking
with him the money alluded to. Con
don is suspected of having evaded the
military draft in Texas and he IL be-
iieved to be wanted there as a
Stacker"
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Tie Canon CITY Record Thursday. january ST. 1e1s:

rome and ranch Of C. C. Smith on
Lincoln Parn. Mr.. Hilzinger came to
this state on account Of giving rest
to a daughter from her daily occupa-
ton. He is a well to do man of Ger
man descent. Altho a true loyal
American. we will welcome Mr.. Hill
ringer and family and extend to them
a cordial welcome
w. NJ. RAMBo GOES TO
sMiTHviLLE. TEXAS.
w. NJ Rambo Of SOC Rudd Ave. will
leave on Tuesday for Smithville. Tex
as to take up the duties OF the sec-
retarysh,p OF the Railroad /. NJ. C. a.
at that place. His wife and daugh-
ter will remain In Canon City until
after the close of the public schools
when they will join him there. Mr..
Rambo has had valuable experience
In railroad Y. M. C. A. work In Chi
cago and ST. Louis and Is admirably
fitted for the position to which he
has been called. Smithvilie is an i'm
pOrlant QiflblOn point On tne hdlbSOufl
Kansas & Texas road. Mr.. Rambo
hSs sronted his residence property
here to Rev F. ". Starring and fam
lily.
INCOME TAX MEN
IN CANON CITY.
Messrs. c. L. Ducy of Pueblo, and
Frank J. Medina Of Denver. repre-
sentatives of Mark Skinner. Internal
Revenue Collector for Colorado, ar
rived here this morning and have
opened temporary office at the court
house for the purpose of explaining
the provisions of tbs war income tax
and OF helping those required to pay
it, to make out their returns. The
returns have to be made out before
March 1st. but the payment of the
tar does not become delinquent until
June 18th. Mr.. Ducy and Mr.. Medina
will be here until Wednesday after
noon. Those who desire to consult
them on the income tax law should
do SO before that time.
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WEDNESDAY

LEFT ToDAl FOR ILLINOIS.
J. W. Ray OF zoos North Eighth
stree, left this morning for Sullivan.
Ili.. In response to message inform
ing him Of the serious illness of His
aged mother at that place.
MARRIED AT THE SPRINGS.
A marriage license was issued hero
on Monday to Arthur Harvey McKen.
zie OF Canon City and Barbara Frances
Evnus OF Pueblo. - Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
MCDONNELL DANCE WELL
ATTENDED. ~ i.i-5!si,,;;;,--
The Mcdonnell dance ut Annex hall
proved to be a popular social event
and many couples were present from
Chandler. Florence and Portland Nc.
Donnell's Jazz band furnished the mu.
sic
LEFT TUESDAY FOR GALLUP.
NEW MEXICO. tfft
Hall Morrison left on the Santa Fe
train Tuesday evening for Gallup. ".
NJ. whore he will take a clerical posi-
ton In the Gallup State bank. OF
-hich his nephew, o. o. Moreiand. for.
meriy Of this city. is cashier.
INCOME MEN LEAVE FOR
OTHER Points.
Mr.. Frank J. Medina and Mr.. c. L.
Ducy. federal income tax Instructors.
left Canon City today for other points
in Colorado. Mr.. Medina went to
Florence and Mr.. Ducy went to West.
ciiffe. All reports must be In by
March 1st and those affected must
have theirs In by that time or suffer
the penalty. fs-a -
Mr.. AND MRS. BLACKWELL
VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee r. Blackwell, the
latter OF whom will be best remember.
ed here as Miss Media Felter, are Wis.
itins in Canon City as tho guests OF
Mrs. Blnckwell's parents. Mr. aud Mrs
l.. w. Felter. They were married In
Denver last Thursday evening, Mr..
Blackwell is traffic manager OF the
Mountain States Telephone aud Tele-
graph company.
PIRATES DEFEAT BAooERs.
In the second series of the Bus
mess Mons voliey Ball tournament.
played at the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
Tuesday afternoon. d. g. Provinces
Pirates defeated p. II. Bartlett's Bad.
gers two out OF three games. the acore
standing i5-9.. 9-l5. i5-0.
The standing of the teams now is:
Badgers 81. Pirates 50. Bears As. Hor-
nets rs.
The next games will be played on
Tuesday afternoon beginning at 5:15.
between the Bears and Hornets.
MR.. HOPKINS RETURNS W
FROM MONTANA
W. II. Hopkins OF North Fifteenth
street. has just returned from Lewis
town. Mont. where he has been for
the past month looking after bust
ness matters. While away. Mr. Hop
kins experienced some real winter
weather on his return trip through
Wyoming. HIS train together with one
other passenger and two freight
trains were stalled practically all
night in a snow drift and was six
hours late getting into Denver. Mr.
Hopkins thinks II privilege to win
ter In Colorado and more especially
Canon City.
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MRa. ROBERT BLYTH
OPERATED ON.

Mrs. Robert Blyth. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. w. J. Davis OF South Canon.
underwent a seric s operation We'd
nesday morning at DR.. Graves hos
pital. but up to the present time was
reported as doing nicely.
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TUESDAY
MISS VERA CAIN I'LL.

MISS VERA CAIN I'LL.
Little Miss Vera Cain is confined
to her bed at her home ON Harrison
avenue
JIM HARVEY HAS PNEUMONIA.
Mr.. Jim Harvey. son OF Mrs. l..
Harvey. of 1112 South Eighth St,
has been confined to his bed for
week with pneumonia.
MR.. MURRAY GOES
TO sALioA-
Mr.. w. II. Murray OF Parkdaie. left
today for Salida where he will under
go surgical operation.
WIN. eAseERoER OUT AGAIN.
VIM Babberger who has been sick
In bed for several weeks with an at
tack of oxide poisoning. ia UP and
about his work again. He had quite
q siege.
RAY eoTTENFiELp SUFFERING
FROM ATTACK OF GRIPPE.
Mr.. Ray Bottenfieid has been con
fined to his bed for several days
with severe attack OF tonsoiitis
and grippe.
MISS BUELAH PATTERSON
RETURNS TO GUkNisoN.
Miss Buelah Patterson returned to
Gunnison Monday to resume her
studies at the State Normal after an
absence of two months on account Of
a broken ankle.
IS VISITING HER
PARENTS HERE.
Mrs. Bessie Chamberlain OF Den
yer. nee Miss Bessie Ringie. is visit
Ing here as the guest of hor parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Ringle. at 25O2
Main street. East Canon.
to Jail to await a hearing of the case.
Goodwin came here recently from
Ogleby. Texas. for a visit with Mr..
Bradshaw. who is his uncle. and It
was while staying at his home that
the robbery was committed. Good
win Is alleged to have stolen about
twenty dollars.
CLARK COOPER RE-APPoiMrEp
POSTMASTER.
Clark Cooper received letter
from Senator Shafroth on Monday In.
forming him OF his re-appointment as
postmaster at Canon City for another
term of four years. Mr.. Cooper's
nomination was sent to the senate by
President Wilson on January II and
vas confirmed by that body on the
24th. seven days later.
ADJOURNED IN HONOR
OF J. p. FARMER.
The public schools of South Canon
and Lincoln Park were dismissed this
afternoon as mark OF respect to
tho memory Of the late J. p. Farmer,
whose funeral was held at the family
home on Grand Avenue. at o'clock
Mr.. Farmer was always Interested In
school and educational affairs and
was for n number of years secretary
of the board OF education on the south
side.
JOHN LEWIS GOING ON
OVERSEAS sERvIcE.
Lieut.. Governor and Mrs. M. r.
Lewis OF this city are in receipt OF a
letter OF recent date from their son.
John. at Camp Doniphan. Okla. stat
ing that he has been selected as n
member OF the party of thirty-one
men from the troops In training there
to go to Europe for tho purpose of
taking course Of study In wireless
telegraphy. preliminary to his assign
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SOUTH CANON TEAM
DEFEATS FLORENCE.

Local basketball fans were psectat-
ors of fine exhibition of their fav-
orite sport at the Y. M. C. A gym
nasium Thursday night when the
South Canon and Florence high
school teams contended for honors.
The game was a good one from start
TO finish and the playing was fast.
furious and enjoyable. In anticipa-
tion OF a victory over their opponents
the members OF the Florence aggre-
cation brot along with them lot of
their friends to help applaud their
triumph. The South Canon quintet
also had its partisans in the assemb-
lage and between them the occasion
we're awardede to the South Canon
boys by a score Of q to 20.
WAR SAVINGS.
Thrift Stamps and War Savings
Stamps are the most democratic OF
Investments and America expects
every American to show love of re-
publican institutions by investing In
this democratic security. The aggre-
gate amount of the investments and
the number of investors in these War
Savings securities are in way the
answer Of the peoples OF this great
Democracy to the call of the cause of
Democracy throughout the world and
the vindication OF civilization and hui
manity.
They afford every person, however
humble and however small his means
the opportunity to contribute his part.
to do his bit. in this great struggle
against the military masters of Ger
many VINO seek to dominate the world
In contempt Of Justice and right and
freedom and without conscience and
without mercy.
Surely every American desires to
have part In the defeat OF autocracy
and the success OF liberty and right.
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THE EAST CANON oRisT MILL
Grinds meal. whole wheat. rye and
barley -four. Meal and Flour for sale.
our grinding solicited.
p. Tf FUTILE.
South Reynolds Ave. Phone 1876 J.
wet
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MONDAY
FUNERAL OF J. p. FARMER

FUNERAL OF J. p FARMER
The funeral of the late J. p. Farm
er, who died at noon last Saturday.
from paralysis, will take place from
the family residence on Grand avenue
Lincoln Park, at O'Clock tomorrow
(Tuesday) afternoon.
MRS. e. FRANkENBURY
SUFFERS BAD sPRAIk.
Mrs. e. Frankenbery had the mis-
fortune to fall from her porch. Satur-
day morning. while everything was 30
icy. receiving bad sprain Of the
foot. She viii not be able to walk for
some time.
Harry o. Biggs died at his home on
Pine avenue. about O'Clock Sunday
evening following an Illness of some
time. The deceased leaves a wife
ans family. Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs
came to Canon City about four years
ago for the benefit of the formers
health. which had not been vigorous
for long period. The body will be
taken to the old home at Rensselaer,.
Ind. for burial
EXPECTED TO ARRIVE
HERE ON TUESDAY.
Mr.. M. l.. Whitaker of Alberta.
Canada. is expected to arrive here on
Tuesday. for a Short visit with his
nephew. Prof. Milo L. Whitaker,
wife and family. at 71s Rudd Ave.
while on his way to Florida. where he
will spend the remainder OF the win
ter
GUESTS OF PROF. AND
MRS. WHITAKER.
Mrs. T. NJ. Swope and little son
William, of Lexington. Ky. left for
Pueblo this afternoon following q
short visit here as the guests OF Prof
and Mrs. Milo L. Whitaker and fam
lily at 719 Rudd avenue Mrs. Swupe
who is a Colorado girl. was a former
student Of Prof whittaker's in the
Pueblo public schools.
Mr.. AND MRe OSCAR GREEN
RETURNED FROM DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green returned
Sunday evening from Denver. where
they have been spending a week at
the Stock srow. Miss Rudrey Castle
bury Of Boise. Idaho. met them in
Denver and returned to Canon with
them. Miss Castlebury is a sister Of
Mrs. Green and is an accomplished
violinist. She expects to stay here
and start a studio where she will
give violin lessons.
PURCHASED C. C. SMITHS
RANCH HERE.
Mr.. VIM. Hilzinger Of Royal Oak.
suburb of Detroit. Michigan. on last
Friday purchased tho very pretty
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SATURDAY
rs VISITING HIS
SISTERS HERE.

James Balpanno will motor down to
Canon City tomorrow to visit his SIS
.ers. Mrs. B. Stapunta and Mrs
Henry De Katz. and will return to
Victor Sunday evening.-victor Rec
ord.
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Try Record Want Ad. 1t win get
I.
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TALK ON WAR SAVINGS
STAMPS IN SCHOOLS.

This afternoon -~- George Rock
afellow and Mr.. John w. Emmerson
spoke before South Canon High
school on the War Savings Stamps,
their meaning and how to obtain
them. Mr.. Clark Cooper and Mr.. j.
L. Sterling appeared before the stu
dents at Mt st. Scholastica's Acad-
emy where Mr.. Cooper spoke at
length in reference to the stamps
and later with the aid of Mr.. Sterling
conducted an instructive "suestion
bee"
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News Notes
THURSDAY
DAUGHTER HERE.

Mrs. H L. Adams arrived here
Thursday evening from Dalhart. Tex.
TO visit her daughter, Mrs. ]. M,
Chambers who is the mother OF a
slx-pound boy born Tuesday night at
her home. 116 Greenwood Ave.
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MRS. e. FRANkENBURY
SUFFERS BAD SPRAIN.

Mrs. E. Frankenbery had the mis-
fortune to fall from her porch. Satur-
day morning. while everything was 30
Icy. receiving bad sprain of the
foot She viii not be able to walk for
some time.
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Little Miss Vera Cain is confined
to her bed at her home ON Harrison
avenue.
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Thursday evening from Dalhart. Tex.
TO visit her daughter. Mrs. J. M.
Chambers who Is the mother OF a
six-pound boy born Tuesday night at
her home. I16 Greenwood Ave.
MR.. HARRIS REPORTS
COLD WINTER IN NEBRASKA.
Daniel Harris has returned from n
visit of several weeks at Bennett and
Lincoln. Nebraska. Mr.. Harris says
they have been having winter down
in Nebraska, He said Thursday in
Canon City was warmer day than
ne had seen since leaving Colorado
in November.
FUNENRAL WILL BE HELD
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON.
The funeral of the late George Les
Ter who died at the county hospital
Tuesday night, will be held at Will
sons undertaking chapel. 1913 Main
street at 3 p. III. tomorrow (Satur-
day) and will be conducted by Rev.
-Chas. J. Armentrout. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church. Inter
ment will be at Lakeside cemetery.
QUESTIONABLE POLICY.
.Astralia has issued a proclamation
prohibiting importation of apples
without written consent Of the govern
ment Undoubtedly some regulation
of shipping in order to conserve ship
space is necessary. but if this order
means that Australia regards apples
as pure luxuries. mistake has been
made. IAN apple a day keeps the
doctor away" is just as true in war
time as in peace. And there is no
thing to excel the American apple
LEFT TODAY FOR ST. LOUIS.
Messrs. Alva and Raymond Wood,
representing the Wood Brothers Clio
thing company. the Wood-Wellworth
store and C. T. Wood & Son. coal
dealers. left today for st. Louis where
the former will purchase line of
spring and summer goods to meet the
demands Of the local trade. They will
be gone ten days or two weeks and
make brief visit to relatives at Car.
rolton. Illinois, before returning to
Colorado.
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FUNEHNC OF y. = FRHMGN
The funeral of the late J. p. Farm
er. who died at noon last Saturday.
from paralysis. will take place from
the family residence on Grand avenue
Lincoln Park, at O'Clock tomorrow
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IF OUND RIGHT
THING HE SAYS
Daughter Suffered All Her
Life-Tsnlsc Restored
Her Health.

-You ought to see what wonderful
hangs Tanlac has made in my little
tirl. why. she's like different child
aid Captain T NJ Harrell, residing at
/ |npleSlde, Georgia, who was for twenty
! i've Years conductor on the Seaboard.
The child was never strong and had
Suffcred ever since baby" he CON
|inucd. "She complained OF headaches
nosi all the time and her kidneys gave
Sef no end Of trouble. She had no ap-
b. e and what little she ate soured
kn her stomach and would put her in
misery for hours. so that she could
hardly sleep at night She was weak
knd nervous and could not play like
bther children, although she wanted to.
We gave her one thing after another.
bot nothing did her any good.
Il found the right thing for her. though,
|ghen started giving her Tanlac She
began picking up right soon after she
Ptarted taking il Her strength has
been built up wonderfully, her kidneys
|ion't worry her like they did and she
Fats and sleep like any other healthy
boungster Tanlac has given her health
bad happiness and she's now going to
sehool and NJ wing along with other
kkiidren as II she'd never been sick at
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