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TIGERS DEFEAT ATHLETICS
IBy Associated Press. ]

DETROlT, MlCH. July os-F
Walkers hit with the bases filled in
the eleventh inning gave Detroit
10 i victory over Philadelphia to-
day Three bases on balls filled the
bases in the tina! inning. T.. Makers
tield!ng was a feature. Score:
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Fafted TOT I-uQEe n ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati ...l o ooo loo Is
Boston ........ . o @ 8 XII
summary: Runs-Groh. Roush Black
hurne. Custo. Schneider. HerzoE t3),
Tsggsrt Massey ca. wickland, j. c.
Smith. Wilson. Neht C2). Two-hasc
hits-riroh, Herzog stolen hases-Cue-
10, J. l.. smith Sacrifice hits-L. Ma
gee, Wiohlahd. J. l. Smith. TaEgert.
Double p!ays-Herzog 10 konetchy toj.
Left on bases-Cinclnrati !: Boston,
10. FRS: base on errors-Cincinnati
|; Boston. ,. Bases on balls-oft
Luque.. :; of Eeh:, !. Hit by pitcher
l.uque. ) hy Nehf. ,. Wild pitch
Nehf, !. Passed pall-Allen.
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WASHINGTON THE WINNER
nv Assnciatod Pre-. ,

ST LOUIS. July 26-Singles by Shaw
and Judge and a triple Sv Foster in
Inc NTH inning to-day enabled WASH
,nstou 20 defeat st. Louis, 5 to . Nv
!oSinE the game. st. Louis dropped 10
S;>th place. The score:
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PHILLIES DEFEAT CUBS
fBy Associated Press 7

PHILADELPHIA. July 2e-Jacohs
outpitched Tyler in a pitchers battle
to-day and Philadelphia evencd up the
series with Chicago by taking the
final game. to 2. Score!
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summary. Huns-t.IIam SChmIdt.
Sanders. u. Wheat, Myers (2). Cheney.
Three-base hits-Johnston. Myers
Doolan. Stolen bases-Ellam. O'Mara.
Sacrifice hits-Bigbee. O'Mara Left
on bases-Pittsburgh. >; BROOKLYN. =
First on error-Pittsburgh. l. Bases
on balls-oT Sanders, 5: off Cheney. .
Hit by pitcher-by Cheney. Cf:lla'n).
struck out-by Sanders. }: by Cheney
3. Wild p!tch-Sanders. Passed bali
Schmidt.
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OSSlNlNG. y. Y. July 26.-Adolnh
Lewisohn. the New York banker. h,.
given two automobiles to tho Mutual
Welfare League Of Sing Sing Prison
1t was announced to-day.
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BOSTON TAKES TWO
Try Associated Press.

fRy Associated Press
BOSTON, July 26.-BOston took both
games to-day from Cincinnati in easy
style, the first II 20 .. and the second,
II TO 3. The scores:
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RED SOX ACAIN BEATEN
LEAGUE LEADERS DROP
ANOTHER TO WHITE S0X
Cleveland Defeats Innks, while wash
in9ton's Victory Gives Its Former
Hold on Third Place.

CHICAGO. July 2G.-Chicago made it
two straight from Boston to-day by
punching hits of Jones. The score
was TO .. The score:
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Washington $50. o q o q o-S
st Louis 80. $780,. 90 0 u O %
. summary: Runs-Shotton. Foster 60
MalS"i. tiedeon. Two-hase hit-Ains-
smith. Thrce-base hit--Foster. stolen
bases Shotton. Foster. Shanks Sacri-
nee hits-Shaw, Smith. Double plavS
--ticdcor, Austin and Severed: Shot:on
and l-avan. LET, on hases-W.shi
ton, > st Louis. :. First base on balls
of Rogers. >: OF ioUck. J. First
on crrors-W Washington. !. 81. Louis. .
llits-~off Rogers. in : innings: off
houck. IN innings. Hit By pitcher
by, Rogers. J tShanks). by shaw.
by shaw. >. by Rogers 3. Passed hall
-A!nsmith Losing pitcher Rogers
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BOSTON .............2 400 hx-l2
cincinnati ...........l o o o o O. 3
summary: Runs-Groh, Neale. Grif-
j G. smith. konctchy 81. Henry (aj'
J. l. Smith 90. Two-base hit-Iierzog.
Thrce-base hits-iierzog. TaEEcri ]. T,
smith. stolen bases-Ncale t2): Grif-
nm Nlckland. Sacrifice hit-Roush
Sacrlhce nics--S. Magcc. Massey. j. L.
smith. Double play-HicQuillcn to
NcnrE TO kcr'tchy. Left on base
CINCINNATI, .: Boston. 6. Bases on balls
off luquc !: off McQuilicn, 5. Hits
OF Jacobus, 10 in innings: off I.uoue.
non" In inning. Struck out-by
Jacobus, 6; by Luque, !: by McOu!llen.
!. Passed ball-Wingo. Losing pitcher
-Jacobus.
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Philadelphia ......o NO0l oo00O-l
Detroit ...........0 200 o Ol-2
summary Runs-C. Walker. T.
Jones. Harper. Two base hit-Burng.
stolen hase--Dykcs. Sacrifice hit
Neach. Double play-Oldring Dykes
and Burns. Left on bases-Dctroi,. q
philadelphia, s. First on crror-rhila-
de!phia' !. Base on halls-on Boland.
3; OFF Gregg, !. Struck out-by Eolan,!
2; by Gregg. -
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GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY.
Washington ut st. Louis
PHILADELPHIA at Detroit
New York mt Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
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E"w YORK ,.... 2iooo 600 %
c'eNe and .,.., Ks
summary; luus--Lamar. Caldwell
1lannah. Chapman ,e). Johns. ~
Spfhk"r, Roth, Farmer C'NoiU fot'
Two h2se .A''> Caldwell. hyatt a..
~. oEci"ENio Speaker. Threc-hasc
nj .'od stolen has"s Ward Chm.
man. Farmer johnston Sacri6co hi,s
--cove!eskio t2J. Johnston 20 gaCri-
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STAGE SET FOR BIG BOUT
AT NEW JERSEY PARK
Fulton md Dempsey Ia Meet Under
Ne" stntr Regulations. Which
Eliminate Referee,

NEW YORK. July o6-The stage Is
al SGT tc.nigh for the many months
oN"rdne Fulton Dempsey fight. which
VIII J." hold Tomorrow afternoon a.
the old Federal League baseball mark
a. iiarrison. \. J. Chairman smith. Of
IN" N"w Jersey Boxing Commission
has visited tho training quarters Of
ho,h the principals OF the bout and
pfonoNnC"d them in ~ shape for tho
n@ttie Freddy Fulton has made sat
iSfaciory ordinations to his draft
h"af0 t"re. and the last possibility OF
police interference has been removed
Tho match Viii he held OF course in
acCnrdance with the new Hurley law:
OF F@w Jersey legaliZing boxing bouts
ana VIII go over the eiglit-round
course. with eicht-ounce gloves Their.
VIII DC no official referees decision
but hcth crnphatjcallY assert no siIct,
oilelel VIII be necessary to determine
II viii - baby 10 tho last nrh,
may either 81 the men Will engage in
INV, after the war Fulton has an
i'"n 20 The knigh,s Of Columbus for
Il i""sition Of h"iG secretary with their
overseas war work forces while j.ck
dempsey has Announced that Inc ,rjii
rum 70 the ship yards TO work for
the duration of the war.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

ii"si"R: +: Sinsi""atl sse ss' dd"Emas nnc,.
itrnnklNn. Z: Pittsburgh &
Philadelphia. 3: Chicago .
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STANDING OF THE cL1ns

GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati mt PhiluLelplIu
Chicago at tSostuu
st. Louis at BROOKLYN
pittsburgh at New York
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

nincSj. "e'en III
tlct Gland. \; New York. 3.
81. Louis. g: Washington. 5.
Chicago. !: Boston. .
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BROOKLYN TAKES ANOTHER

nv Associated Press
BH6OkLYN. July 2G.-Brooklyn de-
feated Pittsburgh here to-day, to 3
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i
zone out when winning run scored
IBattcd for Harper in eleventh
Score by innings r.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-05-16
Twenty-Five Men
Called to Service
Last of Month

The Fremont county board Of mil
itsry exemptions has received orders
from the provost mnrshars office In
Denver TO arrange for the sending Of
IS men of the seiect!ve draft to the
mob llzation camp for army training
turing the five days period beginning
May 25th. The board viii meet at (
o'clock this afternoon 10 make W the
list OF those who will constitute the
quota.
That a large number OF drafted
men are to be sent from Fremont
county 10 the army training camps
sithln the next few months Is ildi-
Gated by the orders received by the
local board during the last week or
ten days. The men of the National
army are being sen, 10 France as
Tapldly As transportation for them
oan be provided by the government
and recruits are being called TO the
colors to take their places in the can
comments. In the course OF the next
fc~ months scores OF Fremont eoun-
~ boys viii BE- in service overseas.
some Of them. no doubt. in the trcn-
cAes OF Picardy and Lorraine.
Al present there are one hundred
and forty-clsht military registranis in
class l. in Fremont county. There
rrcre twenty-five young men. be
tween si and u years of age IN the
county who either failed to file their
qu.stionnaires with the exemption
board. or report for physical examin
alton as required by Law. Al OF them
are white men. except one.
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release from the secretary OF war, if
he would do so. In reply to Mr. Ell
toms message he wired: Under pres
ent conditions / Will not accept release
from military service, unless can be
of more value to the government in
an industrial employment. than.I can
be in the army"
Mr.. Elton and other officials of the
company. however, were not satisfied
and brot other pressure to bear on
return to Great Falls and resume his
laboratory work there. They We're
very insistent in their eDde3vors to
convince him that he could be OF
chemist engaged in technical em-
ployment essential in the production
of war material than he possibly could
be in the army and he finally consent
serve of the ordinance department OF
the army and will shortly return Ia
chemical work with the company at
Great Falls.
In the course OF a recent letter to
his parents. he says: Il had hard
time giving up the idea of going to
France and am only going back to
the company from a sense OF duty in
order that may help keep the pro-
duction of zinc up TO the maximam
during the war. II took me five days
to come to decision in the matter
and don't know yet whether will be
satisfied or not. II no; VIII so back
INTO the army again I want to see
the fun across the pond and win it
the fighting there last long enough
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w. n. RECTOR HERE
FROM MONTE VISTA

". II. Rector who LETT here m n n
or six weeks ago for Monte Wis 10
establish his residence at the Clfp-
ado State soldiers Home, retu et
o Canon City for a short business
visit on Sunday, TO look after some
-us ness matters requiring his atten-
t'on. He says Mrs. Rector is in very
poor health and viii shortly enter the
sospital at the home, for treatment
Ir. Rector viii so back 70 Monte
Vista in few days.
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Cooper. an uncle OF Judge Cooper.
and struck him on the back with one
paw Mr.. Cooper was Knocked down,
bleeding from several ugly LOOKING
cuts in the back where the bear had
struck him. The bear then grabbed
Mr.. Cooper in his mouth and shook
him much Us a dog would rabbit
one of the hunters then rushed up
close to the bear and fired INTO il 4
fatal shot. The bear dropped Mr,
Cooper. and after running few yards.
fell dead Mr.. Ripley picked Mr.. Coop
ed up and carried him home, believing
him to Dc n1ortally hurt He recov-
cred. however, but his injuries kept
him confined 10 his bed for some time.
While the fight was going on. Mrs.
Ripley was in great terror lest her
husband should be killed
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ALLIES WILL GAIN BACK GROUND
SHORTLY, PREDICTS BUD DAVIS

sure fact that one Frenchman is cap
able Of attending TO two Germans.
There is not much use in me trying
to write anything about the offensive
as you get the papers long before a
letter would get there.
The English and French are conf
dent of holding the German from fur
ther big gains but it is beyond hu-
man endurance TO prevent small
gains, the way they attack in this
war; there is nothing can stand up
against the terrific bombardment.
those big guns just hammer things TO
pieces. When the counfer-at;acks
come is when We win see some great
developments. l have just made a
bet of 30 francs that the Allies will
retake all the ground the bosch took
before the first OF next year.
] suppose these Developments have
helped to make the o. S. speed up a
little more in men and supplies for
over here. ! sure hope that we get
an army OF million fighters in the
battle before long as it will surely
help to bring a speedy end to the
xar. Has the Colo guard come over
yet?-and the Canon boys that were
in II
will write again soon, thanking
you again for the package.
Yours respectfully.
BUD.
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County Lage
in Stamp Sales

Altho Fremont county has. probably
been unsurpassed by other counties OF
Colorado OF ike wealth and popula-
tion in the libernlity OF its subscrip-
iions TO the War Savings and Thrift
Stamps of the government. il has been
showing symptoms OF tagging IN the
movement during the last few weeks.
An accelerated buying of these Sc
curities by our people mus; take place
during the summer ard fall months
IL the county is 10 ''so over the top"
with its quota. which In something
like s225, goo. Up TO the fret of April
the subscriptions to these stamps in
Fremon; county was s7s.012.7s. or n
little less than one-third the total
amount expected OF our people. With
four and half months OF the cam
pa'ru already gone. the county is
nearly 30 per cent behind Its allot-
meui and some hustiing viii have 10
be done u thu full apportionment is
taken before the end Of the year.
II must not De inferred that any
criticism is intended OF the War Saw
inrs Stamp organization in tbs coun
~. or of the energy beinr put into
the movement by it's officera. They
have made fine showing and are
very enthusiastic in the undertaking.
in raot. have accomplished more than
those Of any other county in the siate
OF similar resources ari capability
OF late there seems TO have been
falling on In the stamp buying in
all sections OF Colorado, but it Ia. per
haps. only temporary and logical re-
suit of the recent Liberty lean drive.
During the next few months. now that
the schools have been dismissed for
the summer vacation. the young pco-
pie of the county ought TO engage in
some remunemiivc employment and
invest the'r earnings in War savings
stamps. That will be good way ,n
heip can tho kaiser; an objec; that
every patriotic American boy and girl
is d.youtly anxious 10 zee aocomp-
Ished- Every stamp they buy helps
he boys in khaki -over there"
The subscriptions TO War Savings
and Thrift Stamps in Fremou; coan-
iy up 70 fhe rsrft OF April. as already
stated. aggregated s7s.o127s. These
purchases were made as follows
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Canon City Boy
Has Right Spirit

Sergeant r. H. Miller of thS 316th
Supply train, for the last five or six
months stationed at Camp Lewis.
American Lake. Washington, possess
es a spirit of patriotism that might
be emuIated TO advantage by those
young men who are reluctant TO en-
ter the military service of their coun-
try. Sergeant Miller is the son OF NJ.
and Mrs +. X. Miller of Lincoln Par K
and is nephew OF E. H. Stinemeyer
of South Canon. When called to the
colors by the draft, he was cliief
chemist for the Anaconda Copper
Mining company al Great Falls, Mont
and was drawing handsome salary
for his work He made no claim for
exemption on account of the neces
sity of his employment, which he was
advised would. probably. be sustained
because Of It's importance in cunnec-
ton with the manufacture Of ordi-
nance supplies, but went willingly TO
the army training camp.
Altho the company released him
from his work in the laboratory at
Great Falls and had promised 10 Try
and get along without him until his
return at, the close of the war, it
found that nobody could be procured
that could I'm his place satisfactorily
and tine superintendent of the plant.
J. o. Elkton. telegraphed him to
come back; promising to secure his
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Old re'ianlc BUD Davis comes 10
baf visa ar0ttes interesting letter 10
o. d. ElndaAI, from the front line
;s1.1.cs. ~ rance. "Dud" Is with
an ambulance unit attached TO the
French army and is veteran of
many hard fought battle. He was in
the recent German offensive but says
little about II in the letter because he
thought we folks over here knew all
about II thru the news reports.
April %. 1918.
Dear Mr.. II.
eats today that you and Elmer and
he others sent and / sure do thank
y you for IL. II just came at time
when needed it. we have been tray
cling in our cars for the past two
weeks and had run clear out of to-
bacco. and was trying TO smoke the
French but it cannot be done. French
tobacco is awful.
am well and hope all you folks
are the game ! have not heard from
Earl for a long time but II is very
hard for US TO get our mail when
moving. there is lots of excitement
over here now with the big Bosch at
;aeks going on; they are certainly
trying TO kill half Of their army the
way they are attacking. the British
and French are fighting like fury and
sure mussIng the Bosch up. 1t Ia a
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c. c. HENDERSON RECEIVES
CARLOAD OF oLosmoBiLes
aY EXPRESS.

An express carload of 4 o'dsmobiies
we're rece we'd and nnrcadcd Saturday
by g G.. Henderson. oliautobiic dis
ttibutor. There were SpoTisior
models and 7-passenser eight models
in che car oiismob:le popularity con
tiuurs 20 grow.
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MISS HELEN rw,rcHgll HERE.

Miss Helen Twitche'i. formerly OF
Canon City and now nurse at tho
Red Cross hospital ut Sai'da, sprnt
The weekend an the guest Of Miss
Helen Farrinton. here.
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GLEN PAXTON GETS GOVERN
MgN1 APPOINTMENT.

Glenn Paxton, who has just com
pleied four years' course of study
at the State Agricultural college at
Fort Collins. is spending few days
in Canon City rs the guest of his
brother, VIII u. Paxton.
Glenn has been chosen as one OF
two young men from the State Asl.i.
cultural college by the Government
Bureau of Plant Industry to invcsti-
kate the rsyagss of smut in the
growing wheat crop OF the United
States. About $50 young men from
the agricultural colleges of the coun.
try have been selected for this work
They Will begin their work IN. few
days; starting in southern Texas
where the harvest has already begun
and win follow the ripen,ng grain
northwsrd tiil II reaches the Canad-
ian border in late summer. Smut ia
a fungus growth which destroys the
wheat grain and is said TO have ruin.
cd ten per cent OF the wheat crop of
the United Sutes In 1917. The Bur.
eau of plant Industry viii make a
thoro investigation of the cxtent of
It's ravages In the wheat growing sec-
tions OF the country md viii progose
remedies whereby 1t may be checked.
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CAME down. From WEsTcLiFFE
ON WEDNESDAY.

T. F. Putnam and brother. Walter.
moiored down from westclre on
Wednesday for a shor; business Wis
it. They returned home this after
noon. Mr Putnam. who has resided
in the Wet Mountain valley for the
last twenty-five or thirty years. re
Gently sold his ranch there and has
retired from active business and will
make his home In westcline. While
in conversation at the Daily Record
office this morrins with J. IL Putney.
the discovery was made by Mr.. Put
nam that he and Mr.. Putncy were
both born Mt Fitchburg. Mass. and
have many friends in common in that
section of the country. The revela-
iion was n very Interesting one to
both mon and they had a long talk
about boyhood days in New England
Frank Putnam. who died in Castcr
county a rev months aro. WINS taken
to Fitchburg for burial.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
RETURNED TO DILLON,
COLORADO, TUESDAY.

Ms. William Curren returned 10
Dillon, Colorado. on Tuesday. after
a visit OF ten days or two weeks with
Canon City relatives. She WAS ac-
companied home By her niece. Miss
Dorothy De Getz. OF ZIG North Sixth
street. who will spend the summer at
Dillon Mrs. Curren was called here
to attend the funeral of her mother.
the late Mrs. John Freek, OF Garden
Park
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Principal TIlsil>School.
Canon City. Colorado.

lftatF
I'm writing 70 yon in The interest n
one of our boys here in the il p
school. who has bccr sick this wipie-
and wants To get uut. in the opc1
and work this summer.
Tire yioctors have examined him
and saS that no Is not tnbercanr but
that he is in a rundown cnnditioa
and shonid spond the summer out OF
doors
There are many places hcsc ip
N M'ssouri where he can 40 but ow, az
mate ia always mmcIable. 30 he wQis
10 go 10 Colorado. but bnopo 10 orc
there and has no idea how 10 sint
out about places.
Knowing that there is no one moro
interested in boys and girls thar
,eachcrs-I have taken the liberty OF
writing and asking you IL yon know
or can find ont abort anyone who
owns ranch an; who would be viii,
ing to employ boy Is years old g..
work at least FOR his board and roa,n
during the summer.
The boy Is n very serions. indus.
trious and likcabic sort of a boy and
one whom could readily recommend
10 anyone
know you are busy but We wonld
appreciate your giving us any inform
alton you may have or can get on tss
subject.
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OulIuitlt>e SttIoli utlaN-
GAVE GATE RECEIPTS
TO RED CROSS.

A very interesting same OF base
ball was played last sunday after
noon between the Coal Creek and
Chandler teams on the latter's dia-
mond. There was large crowd Of
fans in attendance aud some excel
lent sport was Witnessed. The con
,esiants were evenly matched and at
no time during the progress of the
game could the outcome be forecast
with any degree OF assurance. The
final srore was six TO seven in IA
yor of Chandler. II was unanimously
voted to give the gate receipts.
se27l to the Red Cross and II was
accordingly turned over Monday
morning 10 =. II. Troutman. treasur-
er OF the Fremont county chapter of
the organization. The donation was
both generous and patriotic.
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MissOurian Wants
Location in Canon

Tho following letter has been re-
c.ived b. Prof VIM. G. Gainhill frtNr
teacher in Missouri. who has ib
interest of the boy in quosto az
heart. Anyone who can use this boy
10 advantage. on their ranch this sum
ncr. can get fnii particulars by com.
municatinE with Prof. Gamtnl
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WILL TAKE CHARGE OF
FEDERAL PRISONERS.

United States Marshal s. ]. Burris,
OF Denver. passed thru Canon City q
day or Two ago en- route to Glenwood
Springs 10 take charge OF four feder-
al prisoners who will be arraigned be
fore the United States Commissioner
al Grand Junction. The prisoners are
four youths, ranging in age from IL
to 20 years who were travelling across
the state in a wagon and carried pros
pectors' equipment. They are charg-
ed with breaking into box cars con-
talning interstate shipments.