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Evening journal., 1918-03-02
Personal Notes of Interest
In the City'S Social World

Mrs #. Edmund Doremus has as her
guest Mrs Robert Furman, for whom
she gave a small luncheon on Wcdnes-
day.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson will enter
tain at an informal dinner tonight in
honor Of Mrs. Charles Lairobe.
Nlr. and Mrs. Francis l. dupont AVN
give a dance IN Easter week In honor
OF their daughter. Miss Aiise dupont
The guests will include members OF the
school set
Mrs. Frank Patterson entertained at
a card club party yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs David Lindsay left to-
day for Palm Beach Florida, where
they viii spend month.
Edward Belts Jr and Miss Evelyn NJ.
Wolsenden of Philadelphia, were mar
ried on February p, in Philadelphia.
Mr. Belts Is the sun Of Mrs 2 II. Belts
Ipon their return from a wedding trip
10 pittsburg and Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs
Belts viii be at home at No. 1909 Gilpin
avenue.
The annual meeting Of the Whining
ton Fine Arts Society will be held on
TUESDAY at No. 1905 Franklin street
The devastated French village OF
Tilloloy. in the Somme district. near
Mont Didier. IN whose restoration by
the National Society. ID. A. r. the Della
ware chapters are taking their part. is
slready taking on new life. Sixty peo-
pie have gone back TO the old town to
nlo,v the reclaimed land. and bricks
are heing made TO begin building op-
erations this spring.
The annual meeting Of the Alumnae
Association Of the Misses Hebbs School
win be held on March g. The annual
luncheon viii be postponed TO a later
date
Charles A. Moore. for more than %
years with the Prudential Insurance
Company. has Joined the sales force Of
Havlin and Company, brokers. No. eOl
Orange street
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Collishaw. from st.
Johns, Newfoundland spent a few
Gays WIN the ntN. anu Nlc. q. bd0oNl ]
before leaving Tor Miami and Palm
Beach. Fla, where they expect to re-
main for two months.
Mr.. and Mrs C A. Wright. OF No
1908 Adams street, are spending few
days IN Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Sharpe, OF No
= Uocf rr,,-offlh efront are st0yinr ai
Oak Lane for the weekend.
Evening journal., 1918-03-02
Attractions AT The City Theatres
Today IN The THEATRES

TIE PLAYHOUSE.
"Oh, Look
TIE GARRICk.
Vaudeville.
THE QUEEN.
within the Cup" ,Photoplay)
VICTORIA.
scandal" fPhotoplay.)
MAJESTIC.
THE Song Of Songs" photo
playl
SAVOY.
"The Spurs Of Sybil' Photopisy)
LYRIC.
Musical comedy.
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SATURDAY
WILL RESUME SCHOOL
WORK NEXT WEEK.

WILL HESOme SS1OOI
WORK NEXT WEEK.
Miss Jessie Moderweil is stifi wrest-
ling with the measles at her home in
Canon City. but will probably be able
to resume her school duties NEXT
week. --Penrose Press.
MRS. o. J. RUNDAHL
ENTERTAiNs.
Mrs. O. J. Rundahl gave a tea for
the benefit Of the Rcd Cross Thurs
day afternoon at which. there was
quite large attendance and which
was not only very delightful affair
but netted quite nice sum for the
good work OF the Red Cross.
CITY CLERK SUFFERING
FROM ouIkzY. sss
City Clerk Jonathan Seaman has
not been able to be at the city hall
since Tuesday of this week in copses
.quence OF an attack OF quinzy and
throat trouble. During his enforced
absence his official duties are being
looked after by superintendent John
Cheteiat Of the water department.
SURPRISED MR.. AND MRS.
THOMAS THORNTON.
The neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Thornton gathered at their home on
Douglas avenue and So. 3rd street last
night. with miscellaneous shower.
A delightful evening was enjoyed and
q delicious lunch was served to the
following guests: Messrs. and Mes
DANES II. C. Catlin. James Hill. Clay
Pauis. W. H. Smith, Charles N.
Thornton. Sam Bartlett; the Misses
May Thornton. Maude Jenkins; Mos
danes Mary A. Thornton, =. R. Full
kerson: Messrs. Wilbur Proctor, Thos.
Kearney. Chas. Gilbert and &. d.
SharptDn. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton returned 70
Canon Thursday night after spending
their honeymoon at Colorado Springs
and Denver They were the reeip-
tents Of many beautiful fits.
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IF YOU EAT AT A HOTEL
OR RESTAURANT THESE ARE
THE RULES YOU EAT BY !,

creased as rapidly as possible until by
February 24th you are using at least
twenty per cent of substitutes in all
bread and hard or water rolls.
The Food Administration has ruled
that public eating places may serve
pies and doughnuts on wheatiess days
and wheatless meals. provided thirty
three and one third per cent or more
OF wheat flour substitutes are mixed
with the wheat flour for all pies and
doughauts that are served every day
during the week.
The object Of establishing certain
days and meals as wheatiess days
and wheatiess meals. and meatIess
day and meatiess meals. and porkless
day. rs OF course. to insure universal
observance OF them. for without uni
versai observance little viii BE- ar-
complished and we will fall In our
mission
The universal observance 81 thes.
days and meals aud the new bread IN.
tion win give US enough OF the nccc.,
sary foods with which to supply ths
shortage OF our allies certssniy Il 8.
little enough to ash OF Us ana little
enough For us to do =
very truly yUurs.
r. s14.gts cAI.yIHs H. MOH8H,- =
s. Chairman Hotel and Restaurant IN.
vision OF the Rocky Mountain Stat.s.
ELMER T. LUCAS.
Chairman Hotel and Restaurant d.
vision OF Colorado
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MONDAY
IN TOWN ON BUSINESS.

IN TOWN ON BUSINESS.
Mr. J. F. Dabney formerly OF Vert
cliffe. but now living on Bassick Route
was in town today on business trip.
MR.. AND MRS. WILKINSON
90 TO sALipA.
Mr.. and Mrs.. W. c. Wilkinson mo-
tored to Salida q week ago and re-
turned Friday.
MRS. e. e. WitllAMe
MUCH IMPROVED.
Mrs. Z E Williams OF 7ie Forest
Avenue. who has been quite fll for
several days is reported much better
today.
CALLED TO CANON CITY
ON WEDNEeoAv-
Doctors Cochems and Bender were
called to Cenon City Wednesday on
On emergency operation case. = sa-
Ida Mail
TAKEN HOME FROM
HOSPITAL FRIDAY.
Martha Sidebotton. little daughter
or Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. SIdebotton.
was taken home-from the hospital on
Friday where she had been treated for
about q week for threatened attack
Of pneumonia. Aitho quite sick for
two or three days. her condition is
now such as to give promise OF o
speedy recovery.
EARL FuLKERsoN RETURNED
FROM kANsAs CRY.
Mr.. Earl Fuikerson returned yester-
day from Kansas. Mo-. where be was
operated on Mt the hospital there. He
spent week with Capt Fulkerson
at Camp Funston before returning to
Canon. Earl says there is no place
like Colorado for him. He is gaining
slowly and hopes to be like himself
again soon.
HAND IN YOUR OLD
KID GLOVES AND FuRs.
Mrs. r. b. Palmer and Mrs. L. =.
Collins are collecting old kid gloves
and discarded furs for use as lining
TO New England Division of the Amor
lean Red Cross. as soon as quantity
have been received. VIII you help In
this good cause by leaving either OF
these articles Frey. 4. Collins. or
Hunter Palmer's Drug Sore.
A PlEAsANJ AFTERNOON.
Mrs. James Laws delightfully."- enter
tanned the neIghborhood club At her
homo on Forest Avenue. Friday after
noon from 2 O'Clock until s. The aft
ernoon was spent in knitting for the
soldiers and the reading Of some good
poems BY different ones. Those pres
ent were: Mrs Bunch. Miss Louther.
Mrs. Geo. Hawkey. Mrs. DR.. Dicksons
Mrs.. Jno. W. Landen. Mrs. Rommet.
Mrs. e. ". Thomas. Mrs.. Jessie Jcn.
kins, Miss Fay Thoms. All had q fine
time. Dainty Refreshments we're
served by the hostess.
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gMrERrAiMgp ron FArHen.


Mrs. Jesse Dorndorff and Mrs. e. n.
Pittman invited few OF their friends
to the home Of Mrs. e. r.. Pittman on
Rhodes Avenue. Friday evening. In
honor OF their father. Mr.. y. H.
Rhoades' 73rd birthday. A delicious
three-course luncheon was served and
the guests departed at late hour.
wishing Mr.. Rhoades many happy re-
turns Of the day.
VISITING HERE.
Mrs. John L. Reese and niece, Miss
Pearl Bennett. OF Butte. Montana. are
visiting here as the guests OF Mr.. and
avenue. Mrs. Reese and Miss Ben
Mrs. W. E. Galley at 423 Greenwood
nett arrived here last Tuesday from
Pueblo where they had been visiting
friends for several weeks. 1t Is prob
able that they will go to California for
pleasure trip on leaving here. 1t -
Mrs. Reese's first vieit to Canon City
since going to Butte some six or seven
years ago.
ELks TO HAVE PATRIOTIC
CELEBRATION.
Following their annuay custom. the
members of Canon City Lodge No. 61o.
B. p. o. e. will celebrate Washing
toms birthday with patriotic festiv-
tiles at their club building next FRI
day. Altho the program committee
has not yet completed its work. It is
understood that there will be recep-
ton during the afternoon for the
wives. mothers sisters and sweet
hearts OF Elks and commemorative
observance at night for members of
the order only, to which admission
will be by ticket. AS the Canon City
Elks never do anything by halves. II
may be confidently asserted that next
Fridays celebration will be worthy of
the best traditions Of their lodge
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TUESDAY
ATTENDED sHow IN
COLORADO ePRtNoe.

A number Of Canon City people mo-
tored' to, Colorado Springs Monday
Afternoon to attend "The Show Of
Wonders. presented at the Burns
theatre. the following evening. Among
those making the trip were Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil ChappcIi. e. r. Chappeli,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Galley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry =. Bowen. Fred Duncan.
Mr.. And Mrs. Ralph Bundy and Mrs.
JefYries. Mr.. and Mrs =. C.. Es-
strom OF Florence. accompanied the
local contingent and took IN their
car as their special guests. Mr., and
Mrs. Ralph pundy and Mrs. JeRries.
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Denver. Colo.
Feb, IA, 1918.

Gu H. lSA o.
TO HOTEL. CLUB. RESTAURANT
AND BoARDING-HoUSE KEEP
ERs: $500 gn .e'sa-
The United States Food Adminis,ra.
tion has ordered bread ration for
patrons Of all public eating places.
A PORTION of bread or rolls
should not consist OF more than, two
ounces. .a1s -.
A ROLL should NOT weigh. MORE
than ONE OUNCE. e -
NOT MORE THAN TWO ROLLS
OR TWO OUNCES OF BREAD
SHOULD BE SERVED TO ANY ONE
PERSON AT ANY ONE MEAL.
EXCEPTION: When rolls or. bread
or mullins are made OF. corn, oatmeal.
or hran. the portion may consist OF not
more than four ounces o This dos. not
apply to other wheat subssitutea.
This should be phi, into saTect at
once. 80
Hotels. clubs. restaurants and board
ine houses using throf baIrels or more
OF flour q month must secure license
Immediately In accordance with the
Presidents proclamation OF January
18th. Apply to the United states Food
Adnstnistrstion. 1.swrDepsrtusents IT
cense Division. Washington. D.. c.. II.
II you do your own baking. you must
use At least i've per cent wheat flour
substitutes In all bread and hard or
water rpiis. This amount must Be In
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RETURNED FROM GILMAN.
Chas. Sells. j. Morrison and A. w.
Mlkeseii returned Sunday from Gil
man, Colo. NO. ,,.-s-,,.-
c. s. BRADEN NOME, .l,sz 80
Mr.. and Ms. c.. s. Braden who
have been In Houston. TEXAS. for sew
erai months, have returned home.
DR.. AND MRS. y. n.
CARRIER IN TOWN. = ~ rses = !
DR.. and Mrs. F. n. Carrier OF Santa
Rita. New Mexico. who have been
Waiting in Denver. arrived here this
afternoon and are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Palmer Mt St6 Main
street II sundcrstood that they will
remain in Canon City for q Few days.
DIED At SOLDIERS. HoAE :
ON SUNDAY. ss,l a. -,,..e
A. W. Redd. q member Of fs5reenwood
Post No. 10. O. A. n. and q former
resident OF this community. died at
the Colorado State Soldiers' Home at
Monte Vista. on Sunday, Announcc-
ment of his death waa mndb In q, let
ter to Adjutant J. S. Bowlby from the
superintendent OF the institution. re-
cciveda late Monday afternoon. The
body win be bfot to Canon Cityi-for
burial. ay
QUEST or MIR. AND MRS.
). 4. pickERsoN. .,. ss -. -.
Mm. Charles Dickerson Of pp1hes-
ne. Utah. srrived here q few, days ago
and Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Dsckerson At 100 cottosvsod ave-
nue.. East Canon. Aftsr ., shoft stay
here Mrs.. Dickerson wiritsu 10 Eldor-
ado. Kansas. where she win spend
some time with relatives and friends
Mrs. Dickerson formerly lived in Can
on. City and this y her first visit
here In rix or soven years. riss fssrs
- So ---~ a{1ssyf .isai
Two more carloads oonsIstins Of
new Oldsmobi1es were received last
~hursday BY c. G. Henderson, THE 10
cal dealer. Four OF the rev carr were
scld and delivered before Saturday
evening. DR.. Lane purchased a.7'pas-
sengcr s-cyiinder; Sam label one Of
The nifty new s-cylindsr sportsters:
y. r. Lamb OF Cotopsxil . bspasscugef
Six and Mr. ,. b. Mayden Of Lincoln
Park. . 6-passeneer Six. These saies
mako total Of - new carr sold and
delivered by Mr.. Henderson In tho
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FRIDAY
rhAp HARRISON ON
ROAD To RECOVERY.

ThAu HARHlSoN ON ~ ~.
ROAD TO RECOVERY.
+. Mr. Thad Harrison is at the Strath-
more hotel. convelescing after his re-
cent operation for appendicitis and the
subsequent attack of pneumonia which
came upon him suddenly. He has been
away from his duties as hospital stew
ard at the pen.tentiary. for about a
month.
LESTER WATSON
VISITING IN CANON.
Mr.. Lester Watson. who has been
with the American Cattle company the
past year or so in South Dakota. Is
here for visit. Mr.. Watson says It
has been very cold in South Dakota
and that 16 degrees below zero could
really be. called warm weather. COM
paratively speaking.
r. n. wHIPPtE HOME
FROM CALIFORNIA
Fred II. Whipple has returned to
Canon City from months pleasure
outing In southern California Mrs
Whipple. who accompanied him to
the Pacific coast. remained there for
more extended stay. While there
they visited their con. Lieut. George
H. whipple.. and wife, the former Of
whom ia an officer in the United
States army at Camp Kearney. Linda
Vista.
WILL BRING DELEGATION
FROM MANzANoLA.
A letter has been received by c. w.
Van Patten general secretary OF the
local Y. NJ. C. A, from Prof. NJ. E.
ington school here and now superin-
tendent OF the public schools at Man
zanola, Colorado. stating that he has
made arrangements to bring dele
CATION of twenty-one boys to Canon
City for the Older Boys conference
to be held here the first of next month.
II all of the districts respond in like
proportion there will be a gratifying
attendance at the convention.
BROTHERS MAKING FINE !.
RECORD IN Y. 8. SERVICE.
Elmer Freeman, son Of L. l.. Free
man of Howard. took the examination
for admission to the reserve officers
branch of the aviation corps of the
army in Denver. last week. and was
the only one out of eight applicants
that was accepted He returned home
to await a call to the colors. -.
Arthur Freeman. brother Of Elmer.
who enlisted In the navy last July. was
| ordered recently to Harvard University
at Cambridge. Mass. to enter the
class in radio. He was one OF five
selected for the appointment and the
others were all college sraduates and
experienced radio men Salida a.Ataii
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE =
MEETS ToNioHr.; ,34.-s
Prof. Milo L. Whitaker. chairman
of the entertainment committee.
which will have charge OF the securing
of homes willing to entertain the four
hundred delegates and visitors who
are coming to Canon City. March first.
to attend the Y. M. C. A. Older
Boys Conference. has called a meet
ing OF the members OF his committee
at the Y. NJ. C. A. pariors for Z
o'clock this evening to discuss plans
for securing the requisite number OF
homes In which to entertain these
young men. All members of the COM
mittee are requested to be present at
this evenings meeting.
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News Notes
THURSDAY
MRS. MACK RETURNS.

MRS. MACK RETURNS.
Mrs. Julia L. Mack has returned
from Houston, Texas. where she has
been for about three months. visiting
Capt. and Mrs VIM. L. Mack.
MRS. RENARo VISITING
HER PARENTS HERE. 500
Mrs. William Renard came down
from Denver few days ago for
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Apple. at 524 Macon Avenue.
She will be here for a couple of weeks
MRS. kiMMiE GETTING
ALONG NICELY.
The friends of Mrs. H. A. Kimmie.
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Holmes hospital on
Saturday of last week. will be
pleased to know that she is getting
along nicely and that rapid recovery
is expected. u
MRS. r. NJ. HARDING
GONE TO VIRGINIA :, ~ .sE ~,
Mrs. T. M Harding left this after
noon for Roanoke, Virginia. to visit
her daughter, Mrs. s. s. Gale. nee
Miss Gretchen Harding. and family.
She expects to be gone several
months. The trip viii be made via
Cincinnati.
STUCK IN sNoWoRiFT
NEAR coALDALE.
W. A Benson and Jay Sidebotton.
in making an automobile trip from
Salida to Canon City on Tuesday of
last week. ran into deep snowdrift
near Coaidale and had to shovel out.
In the deal they received a broken
spring-Salida Mail.
CHARLES HAUkoLE
GOES TO oLocKNER.
Mr.. Charles Hauko1e, who has been
suffering from a severe attack OF
bronchitis for the past few weeks has
gone to Giockner sanitoriun in Colo
RADIO Springs to recuperate from its
effects. Charles many friends are
sorry to hear Of his sickness and
hope he will soon be back here.
LINCOLN PARK PAnENT-
TEACHERS Association x,
MEETS FRIDAY. ~
The Parent-Teachers' association of
Lincoln Park will meet at the Lincoln
Park school house at 2:30 Friday aft
ernoon. They will initiate Junior
Red Cross School Auxiliary, There
will be Red Cross speaker andl all
patrons are urged to be present
Fewer valentines, were mailed, at
the Canon City postoffice today than
on the corresponding, date. for many
postage. which Is now three cents for
all sealed missives OF that kind and
two cents for those unsealed. Usually
the postouice is flooded With .valen-
tines on February fourteenth. but this
year has been notable exception To-
the rule.
CORPORAL w. o. COLEMAN 49,
IN ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Corporal w. o. Coleman one of
Canon City's soldier boys at Camp
Kearney. Linda Vista. California. late.
member of the One Hundret, and Fiji
ty-seventk infantry. has been trsns-
ferred to the ordnance repair shop Of
the National army. In a. brief letter
to this Office under date OF February
10th, he expresses his appreciation OF
the efforts Of the Daily Record to OBJ
tain q correct list Of Fremont county
boys in the military service and says
he Will do what he can TO assist In
keeping the roster properly revised.
Children Cry
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THE EAST CANON 4oRisr MIlL
Grinds meal. whole wheat. ryc and
barley flour. Meal end Flour for sale.
Your. grinding solicited. -
r. 7. Turrru. 4,
South Reynolds Ave- Phone 1875 J 1
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Canon city-coiorado Springs sfase
iaiiy. Arrive strathmorc Hotel it:oo
a. m. leave 100 .. m. Fare s..ss
round trip $3.50.
ss-ietd: stw.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-06
SEVERAL CHANGES IN
SIOUX CITY T0SSERS
Pirates to Return Fred Hunter
Gregory an on Iicid Worker
aud MAY Not PLAY Hall,

SIDuN CITY. iowa, April 5-
Fred tPickD Hunter viii return to
sioux Ciiy Western league club
club ,his season 10 cover first hasc,
according ~ Manager Holmes Hun
tor was with the locals IN 1909 and
went Trom here 10 kansas CITY and
ntrr 10 tho Pittsburgh Pirates. who
paid $500 for him
\ number Of changes have bccn
made I'm tho locals lineup Holmes
cNpcrts Thomason and lobcr, out
noIdcrs and McMs4 Young
pitcher io rcport-F" Gregory th
working iu the oil fields near TULSA
okla. and he may not be back In
the game thig year
PItJher4 Lamb and East arc Ia
tho army NcrEhammcr. sh"r's'"p.
has been recalled to st. Paul and
Raw Schmanlt has been called un
den the drbr hy Brooklyn ltohcr.
who dId the bulk ~ tho catching
M,t wear. rs making an effort :"
uud tu raster company and lli'hcf
Han is said 20 have retired
Holmes expects iu try out Ini
OF now material this year some
college PLAYERS. % w bush
Ioagucrs and some town lo' per
formers on whom he has had an
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"He Who Laughs Last

himself TO death over the thought
~ fighting the lloosicr kld
The bout that took place on thHt
Aprll day was about the funniest
ever staged with tho possible cX-
ccptlou OF Fitzhimmon's contest with
va Dunkhorst tho human freight
car Mccoy hnd tn leap into the dig
to reach rlaarAeH face, but the Kid
was agile aud did II repeatedly,
while the unfortunate Hollander
was unable to band single blow
Mccoy biffcd his big opponent AZ
win and WAS cutting him into bits
whom Tlnackc decided that hs had
enough and ala u graceful flop
As result ~ this experience
Mynheer plaacko decided that he
would kindly permit Jeff to keep his
title and Kissed himself good bye 30
the rims forever once was enough
FOR IlaHCkc
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BRITISH COLUMBIA rOkT.
,pul NtccklrR and leIcf steam
rra l,ft here ,oday FOR the scene of
No.'"r1BNg wrcrt OF the Canadian
'9rlfo E1IvaNs steamer Toes. bIy
iuns which uIa reported late lHst
night iu have been sunk without lpss
rl ifo n,tu Nru'uutor island The
NDa,n' struck 20 rock Hud ank short.
.r Uff'f'Jrd tho report. said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-06
CORN TAKES LEAD ON
CHICAGO MARKETS
Much HuNiu. on Theory That New
style Contracts Nonld open
Way for Price Advance.

.' CHICAGO Apul o. corn today
resumed the leadership Of grain ad
Ntuycd bon anticipation of hulliah ct
frr,s looked for from trading rule
amendments Go bc voted ON tomor
raw
rpruu- lon value however were
not we'll maintained Prices closed
unsettled Us to / ! not higher with
AlIt 81 gG a.n oats finished i2
to 80 of and provisions down 20
to % cents.
Gclicf that now style contracts
which the proposed changes I'm rules
would permit might opcn tho way
for "a decided advance ~ prices gave
the corn market strength almost
from the outset Much Oh the buy
iug was on the theory thar the
present form of contracts would rise
promptly To the % maximum limit,
81 2N 70 bushol as soon as new style
bargains were authorized
oats we're subjected to persistent
commission house selling after an
advance due to continuance ui sen
board demand Favorable weather
md reports of nm Increased car sun
ply in some sections were bcarish
hrture u addition to peace talk
Provisions fell ON account Of a
sharp break mn the hog markob
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Headquarters of I. w. w
Raided by Spokane Poiicl

SPOKANE wash. April 5.---po
llce today iaided the headquarte1
Of tho lumber workers and agricut
tdral workers union OF the I W. W.
here, took flfty men To police head
quarters and seized all books AMI
literature In the roomR.
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April 1904. was very merry
day in Philadelphia. especially for
Kid Mccoy for hc stopped Tier
rlaaDkc he the second round ~ u
bout fought in that cts. Myuhccr
Henry Joseph John plaacke was a
giant Dutrhman who crossed th"
pond from Holland to take tho
heavyweight title away from Jcffrics
He was u regular mountain ot a
man, standing siN feet siN inches In
his stocking feet and he weighed
about 500 pound. Although with.
out much ring experience Mynh"cr
rlaackc was Nprcmey confld"u'
that his great size and strength would
enable him 10 triumph over any pos.
sible adversary ~" was seized wlth
commissions at the thought ~ rgut.
INK Mccoy. who was little more than
a middlewciRht, and almost laughed
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~ Louis NruIr Poultry rI lHnHr
ln.na'gs1 ,ss "@tr