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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-14

Be!latre Deeply 1nterested.
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-08

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-08

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seas fer tns ~crie. Yea are trustee
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-08

HOME ECONOMICS CLUBS

WEEKLY LESSON ISSUED ~ MRS. L. LasoFu1, ORGANIZER
AND SUPERVISOR FOR TIE STATE
cvLTcRs OF GIRLS CLUBS ECONOMICS AND
CANNING.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-12-08

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PURPOSES or v-E COMMERCIAL
bsSociATfcfs
r. Kire fIrt r'trN Nrt frrtr1t
conraer st mpesrents
Tisf diffusion a1a 14aairs.rnanr ~
fhe reserrres ~ Corpus Chfisn 900
Slerea county
The alsane esner. ~ ere eieic. com-
rserciai IriiHtriai. ana agricultural
candssi1os.
Ife improve merit - 'ranarertatlon
facilities ane fhe e1ten,Ior q 1850. rs-
IttI.na
T-E sTicHEe.
jos atr tttf f11 tr1ter ard
die
Ifs sfsy - rswfIsh art crawl
Pc 20 fr-, s1d b fight raen hope 9
wAr mates zee bert game o. them
Ans .ttpsh yca ,a,4 os. ~ -aef vrssi-
AZ a-,far as1 hes,sn ard sear~ed
'rsf frFr w ~efe rr 1-1 ftlf frsy
istts Ese1,re On isng fna,s hard
Rotert " Service
cor---ere 81 s-ssrixs.i.-s shsui5 ~,
,-e@ sssiy ria- 4or .hs yt-,,s. scti.s.y
o. TIE cars - .r.ir rrs--hers s-s their
son'r-urgt'ss in sssefscira q sesrs, %
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
Canon City Foundry
Damaged by Fire

The building OF the Canon CITY
Foundry and Machine company at
Tenth and Water streets. was dam
aged by fire at 1880 o'clock last Sat
urday night. 10 the extent of probably
hundred dollars or more. The fire
department made prompt response
to the call for assistance and IT was
due to the effectiveness of its work
after arrival al the foundry that the
property was not destroyed
The fir- started from a super-heafed
cupola or furnace. which had been
used during the previous afternoon in
melting metal for castings Altho
constructed Of fire brick. the frurace
became 80 hot as 10 cause the wood
work of the interior of the building
TO become charred and blackened by
the radiating heat Messrs Dollar,
Marsden and Coleman. who constitute
the foundry company. carried two in.
surance policies on the property and
viii be reimbursed for their loss. The
splendid work OF the fire department
Saturday night is being generously
complimented-
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GEOLOGY HIKE
sx q = y . " . s q c y u . =
Are You?
= = = = = = y = = = n q = y .

Are you cooperating with the Food
Administration because you have to
OF because you want to.
DO yon call ycurseiI q ioyss Ameri-
ran citizen anxious for the speedy
triumph of the American cause, the
and the welfare Of its fine people at
homo and yet dare to hold back and
whine and auibbie and say you can't
or you don't want TO. or you must
first know the reason why. when you
are Gated upon 10 conform TO require
mentss
Are YOU only willing TO follow or.
iers rs long as Il suits your convsn-
fence. your pocketbook. and your in
di,idual views. or are you man enoue /
and American enough 10 say: That
which Is best for my country is best
for me. | will follow the call of my
trade: serve as II IS demanded OF me:
do what is required: stand fast for
the good of she whole. regardless o,
my own apparent interests. My coun-
try and its needs first. my business
and its advantages last Come what
may. will not falter or fail in this
hour of trial"
On your answer to such questions
rs these win depend your status in
this country. now. in the time OF nc
ton. when each mans help lis needed,
Inter in the time Of Judgment. when
each mans record is reviewed
In Gods name. stand up. and don't
be Northwestern Miller.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
WESTCLFFE NEWS
twet Mountain Tribune.)

II. NJ. Ulsh dropped down to Canon
City Tuesday to be absent couple
of weeks.
Emmet Bennett left Wednesday on
brief trip to Pueblo.
William Kettle took Wednesdays
train on short business trip to Can
on City and Pueblo.
Gus Kitsman was passenser to
Canon City on Tuesday.
Sherin Mel Manning and daughter
Matte. went down to Canon Monday
to visit the bedside OF Mrs. Manning
in the hospital there.
Mrs. Funaerhunk returned to Canon
City Monday.
H. F. Knuth and wife motored to
Canon Thursday.
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Government Bean
Deal is Completed

Ralph Il. Jeifries. county agricui-
tural agent. has received word that
the state quota OF seventy-five per
cent of the pinto bean crop for 1917
has been reached and that the govern
ment VIII take the entire crop at eight
cents pound. Mr.. Jefiries has al
ready purchased 10s.55p pounds from
Fremont county growers under con-
tract from the federal authorities in
WASHINGTON. Growers will be noti-
fled by government agents when and
where to load the beans They will
be paid in cash on delivery. II is be-
lieved that there is till in Fremont
county a large amount Of beans for
which no contracts have been signed
and Mr.. Jeffries has been instructed
TO purchase as. many of them as pos
sibie.
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InDefense of
Whole Wheat

nr. Harvey w. Wiley takes up the
cudseis in behalf of whoie-wheat pro
ducts in the current Good Rousekecp
ing He charges that a systematic
effort Ia being made to prejudice the
public against IL The doctor writes;
u have received many letters and
printed extracts from Official sd-
dresses. cautioning the people OF this
country against eating whoi.-whcal
products. This is n matter OF such
tremendous Importance that every et
fort possible should be made to in.
form the people of America--and the
Prcsident-of the facts In the case
These are the facts: An ovcrwhelm.
I ing majority OF scientific dictitians
and physioiogists believe that whole
wheat Hour and its products are fsr
more wholesome than similar PRODUCES
made from white flour. England ami
milling OF white flour should be
stopped nnd that at least cish'y-fiyc
percent OF the wheat berry be ine,rt'
ed IN the product. Germany has for
TO be included In fhe milling OF
wheat flour. In our own country We
still encourage the milling of flour
which contains no, much Ia excess of
seventy Percent OF the wheat berry.
The wasting of n SINGLE pound OF
wheat Is at this juncture dietetir
crime. and one which threatens the
very success OF our cause. but tho
only concession which has been msd :
TO this crying demand for conscrva-
tion has been regulation which 10.
quires n barrel of flour to be made
Of 26f pounds of wheat instead of
27o. but even with this regulation Il
is permitted to remove several pounds
es s..ear presumably OF lower Grade
so that actually less than 1875 pounds
OF flour are secured from the iimin.
ished quantity of wheat Miilers are
| also permitted to moisten their wheat
before milling. which adds about two
pounds of water TO every hundred
pounds Of flour.
"And In this connection. Il Is well
to remember that II the so.ooo.ooo
bushels of wheat were to be sent to
England in the berry and milled there
they would make 7s8.coe.o7oo pounds
OF flour moro than win be made here
II IL true that this would keep some
millions Of dollars cut or thc pock-
cts Of the milicrs here. but Il h cora.
monty supposod that wo ara In this
var to win 4 in the most expeditions
manner possible. not % enrich any.
body or any corporation.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
COLLECT YOUR OLD CLOTHES
FOR THE RED CROSS DURING
USED CLOTHES WEEK

March Is TO 20 win be used clothes
week"
During that period the entire ma
tior. will bundle up It's cast-on aud
other used garments and shoes for
shipment to Belgium and France. to
the thousands and thousands OF desti-
tute men. women and children.
In response ioa frantic appeal from
the Belgium Relief Commission. the
American Red Cross viii undertake.
during that time. TO collect 5ooo tons
OF the much-needcd things The Noun
taip1 Division. comprising New Mex
g H-yoming. Utah and Colorado. has
b-H called upon to provide 300 tons
Nhns SIS chapters. branches and auxii-
iaries. This viii make approximately
15 carloads. which Will be sent 10
Binghampton. n. Y. from where the
goods will be consigned 20 seaboard.
Safe sea passage and delivery has
been assured. the Relief Commission
state The German do not intercept
this class OF goods.
All clothing and shoes must De OF
the strongest material. even tho worn
or not whole. the Relief Commission
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Why the Red Cross
is Not Supported
By the Government

In a letter written IN reply 10 rcso
iutsons adopted by an Eastern cham
Der of commerce. recommending that
government funds. thru congressional
appropriation. be used TO supper; the
work. Henry +. DAWSON. chairman OF
the War Council OF the organization,
ably sets forth numerous cosent rea-
sons why the tremendous activities
of the Red Cross should be carried on
independently.
His letter. in part. reads.
u regret that there was not oppor.
sunity foi consultation and wider DIS.
cussion. before your es;imsbir otgRni
zs,ion so recorded itself. "a an con
time. 10 support cse Red Cross. even
sn part. by congressional approrriA-
ton
Il understand the busircss mans
sr.d- Of the question. the cls.ms upon
his time. money and star. tho diver.
ston in his community created by cap
WASHING campaigns and tine Unequal.
fty tha. marks the distribution OF The
common burden. but am convinced
that he patiently should abide these
minor Ills for the greater good thst
am cons need. is being accomplished
.As ] see the Red Gross. with ice
widespread operations. II IS = great
auxiliary to the Govcrnmcn; in ~af.
made the more helpful because il
claims no time from a rapidly expand
ed Administration sressed by many
problems. recruits no operating per
sonncl from those liable for military
duty. and imposcs no financial bar.
den or responsibility upon the national
treasury.
Il see Il as the organization and the
oppression Of that patriotic citizenry.
anxious to pay more than taxes %
help win the war. eager to care for
It's sons called to arms and ready TO
extend IN. hand OF bounty to those
in need in other lands
II see IL as a mobiio organization
free from Legislative delay. capable
of wide service not easy OF acccmp
lishm.nt by our Government. that In
emergency or disaster oan act instant
iy.
81 see it az a great educational
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
Canon City Boys
from Colo. College
in u. S. Service

Colorado College has for some time
been gathering statistics concerning
the number of men who have attended
the college and are now in some
branch of either military or govern.
ment service. Over three hundred
have been accounted for as being in
the service of their country
OF these men. five whose homes
either have been or are In Canon
City. are reported as doing their bit
for Uncle Sam" Their names are:
John burgess Glass 10.
Henry Way--Ciass IA
Ernest McI.ain-Ciass II.
Arthur Poweli--Class II
Ralph Thompson--ClasS' 'is.
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NOTICE OF DIssoLrr1oN.

SSotice Is hereby given. that on the
lita day Of February. 1915. : sp.sisi
Grnsnsi,nS Gsxi:d OF the stockhoiders OF THE
=. .,.1ss-9S Il Jaw LUMBER AND ME,R
I-ANI TILE COMPANY was held NM
suant 10 call at which meeting. ali ~
ne ne outstanding capital stock of safd
soinpsny was represented and rnani
40, .aons.y soted FOR and passed the follow
WEEREAS. the debts of THE. Gra.
S,S-fAW LUMBER AND MFRCAN
l. TILE COMPANY have all been raid ana
mas no indebtedness .hntever
kEsoLNED. That said corporation BE-
aissciyed and that the Presiten. ana
secretary be. and they are hereby tfi
rscted 70 give notice OF such tfiss.,Ir
tsor ana cause the same TO b.. records<,
ana published. provided bv Law.
az pursuance OF the authority IN .,x
Nts,eo py said resolution We make
hnn sign this notice for efsacrfallv .fi,,-
sowing said corporation
IN Ess our hands and the seal of
saio corporation this iith day Of Feb
$780,. u. z GIBSON.
HERMAN LoEHR.
Secretary.
First Puh. Feb ~ 1873
Last Pub. March u. 1919.
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Also all pipe lines now eonstru~+.o
axs a.. rights OF way now acquired
ing Of any pipe iinestfor carrv,ne me sa;,, ny
~stei 70 any market therefor and aIso
Sfurrn Weir to South Canon N,
.1,erai pipe lines therefrom to any ~
az al cval mines mills and other corsum-
pine lines within south canon .,s.i
Prospect Heights and everythinr an
psarn,nE eens,r,,,, 'hereto Also ali rcsrrvoirs
snid pip, Iine and all LANDS owned FOR
constr,,c,.d ,s.n ,ons ana all reservoirs
Aiso all and sverx fr.-.s.
S9-mned by the The South Canon wasrr
nompany, Tor the laying OF anr ~.
furnish,5an N any Municipality ana for the
of any municipality and particnIar,g
TO south Canon and Frospect TTeirhtsy
auired BY The SousS eSSn'fass f.sno,, row % ac-
from sa;, ior tne purchase of water
.o,.,.,rs sac pipe line by any person or
ina ana used in connection with said ntne
Aiso all the corporate franchfse. 49,
sets OF every kind and nature
o ocwnea by The South Canon water
Also all real and personal pron.rtx
inciudinE lease hold estates ana ~
everv lVn sin1 ,1r purchase OF prpprrty- OF
au hinu: nature and description ana
cnr, ~, .rsnchises now held by the said
=, or so much of said property rs NAV
pc suniclsnt TO cover the said rsyaray
i. !, i,ns .si."IILs Tor which said sale is mad, ss
leis rem noefore stated and which NAV ne
sra =, separately without material inturv
20 .he parties interested: said sals
bH.sass ns made to the highest and best
N-ierence 70 the said decree ts hs,.-
~ mad for rnrtier particulars or ~.
'e1H Hss anG Conditions or sucfr sal.
WILLIAM II. NEWcOwR
Snerin Of the County OF Fremont
ti-zf Pub Feb "a 1915
Second Pub Feb. 81 iais
Third Pub. Feb IS. 1915
Fourth Pssb. March = rarr
Fifth Pub. March n. isfs
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ssssssn y nr = Xxx xs =
Stand by Mr.. Hoover
aM = Q 4 = 4 wx 4 q e x -

| This endorsement OF Mr.. Hoover.
comes from the Bosvd OF Temperance
OF the Methodist Episcopal church of
washington. d. C.. and explains some
thing about the beer question:
1t cannot be said toe often that Mr.
Herbert Hoover. Food Administrato-
deserves the unremitting support Of
every patriotic citizen The accoTar-
lishments OF the Food Administration
have been remarkable. While a con-
slant wast.. of foods for the mauufac-
ture of beer has been permitted. il
may De confidently asserted that MIR.
Hoover has done all that ne felt he
dared do. and IL is probable he viii.
yet do more. II is for the peopie 10
manifest sentiment, which viii make
him dare 10 do what should be done.
The Food Administration has is
sued the following order to State
Food Administrators You are di-
rected. until further rules governing
naitsters are issued. to cease all pur-
chases OF barely and other grains for
mailing" The ultimate effect of this
order is not known II applies only
10 maitsters and not to brewers.
II is understood mat the whole ques-
5ion is being considered just now. and
while complete prohibition of the
waste OF grain in beer-making may
not come soon. IL Is probable thar
rules viii be made greatly reducing It
Many brewers use spoiled erits. rot
ted corn. rice sweepings. malt sub
siitutes and other materials not af-
fected by the present order.
There is probably about four months
reserve OF malt in the country ann
possibly six months supply Of beer.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
mERGptrHs RETURN
TO ROAD CAMP

Mr.. and Mrs. John s Meredith have
returned to the road camp on the new
Phantom Canon route to Cripple
Creek. after few days spent IN Can
ON. removing old aeouaintances after
winter spent up IN the hills
About five more miles are yet to
be graded before tho road is cornpiet-
I'd in the Fremont county end. The
Teller county end is already in shape
Tor travel.
80 bridgcs havc been constructed
among tho other features that 20 to
make this rosd distinctive.
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PROBATE Norrck.

PROBATE NorTCE
STATE STAT OF coLoRApp.
n THE NATTER OF rHE
tnIsAas WfIf. as TEsrTHt:s.T nE THE LAST ST
JAMES NOZZLE DECEASED.
rr. n THE COUNTY COUzr.
ie5 c6LpEerLLE pEopLE OF THE STATE OF
TO the unknown heirs Mt law Of eard
James Noble, deceased. and or N.r-
Gare, Nohle Davidson, also deceased:
~; y; Appearing to said County Court
mat said James Noble and said Mar
sister. and rhat said Marvarst Nohse
Davidson died before the death of sat,s
.,s s'nss .ss, NOBLE. and that their. and each
tnat their residence Is believed to be
GU; Of the State OF Colorado. and sfteS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That
a paP.r purportfnS to be the last VIII
ana ana Testamcns OF said James Noble.
Hall ard L z McDonrai as uitnes~ss
mas been presented TO said Court for
probate by William e AauEcr. who re
Sew Mexico: that said testatcr. James
Noble. at the time of hts death resided
County or Fremont. in she stais oe
colorado. that the rropsrtv devised
and and, beaasathed as described in said
VIII is Ait OF my personal and rcaf
estate OF Whatsoever descrirsion and
wheresoever located. In Zee simple alb
soiutelr. and that said property was
50 devised and bequeathed to Margaret
Noble Davidson 10 she should survive
- ID teststor James Noble: and In cns-
sne shoud die before the death OF said
James Noble tas she d.dl ,hen ssid
property was so devised ard be
queathed to said Nwiiiiar1 E. Naucer
OF Anuaueruuc. New Mexico.
And you unknown heirs abpv. men
toned and each of YOU. are hereby re-
1nired to attend the probate OF sakd
VIII. at the Court Room, Of safs f~nn,f,
Court. in the Court House in Canon
city. in said County Of Fremont and
March \ n 1915. at the hour Of n
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day
WITNESS Kent Z. Erdresi. Judr~ OF
said County Court and the seal OF
srid Court. at Canon City this sath day
OF February y. u 1919
KENT l. Er.pRgD.
First psS. Feb ex fr-S
Last Pub. March ssth. 1918.
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HOME SUNDAY NIGHT
FROM PUEBLO.

Miss Fanny Virgil. home demon
stration agent. returned to Canon City
Sunday night from Pueblo county
whre she has been engaged in agri-
cultural institute work for some time
past She took part in an institute at
Goodpasture last week and will asst
in similar work at Ryc this week. The
Goodpasture ipstSute was largely at
tended and was highly suceessfnl in
every way. Miss Virgil Will leave for
Rye this evening.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
NOTICE or Anusr,IE>r.

Estate Of Emil Tobter. .Iec-asci
All persons having claims against
saio eStsts are hereby notified TO pre-
IL Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
on the SUI day OF April \ d. 1915.
FRANCES TOBLER
FIRST pub. March eth. 1915.
Last pub. April 18th. 1918
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ARRIVED HERE FROM
kEokuk COUNTY, IOWA.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Lutes and son
7. L. Lutcs. arrived here about two
weeks ago from Kcokuk county. Ia.
and have purchased the t6-acre ranch
formerly owned BY HiEginbottona on
Orchard Park. where they expect 10
make their home.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14

warns, Hundreds of yards of SCRAP
leather will be required to repair the
shoes sent across. AS for the cloth
ing. II will be repaired and made over
by an army OF more than 100 900
French and Belgian women
Many families are sleeping under
one blanket. Many have no mat
tresses other than sacks filled with
leaves or straw. Hospitals are short
of sheets. blankets. ticking and pillow
cases. All of these things are need
ed.
because OF the shortage of clothing
and material. newborn and older ba-
biss are. clothed in rags.
The Red Cross chapters in the four
states OF the division are charged
with the responsibility OF inspecting.
packing and shipping goods donated
N their jurisdiction
The Belg.ans and French who most
need the things for which the appes.
has been sent forth are within terri
tory occupied by the Germans They
have received no clothing or material.
save thru the commissioner com
paratively small quaniity--for months.
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factor of profound inward influence
upon our national life. moving toward
mutual understanding and sympathies
helpful 10 our social life, and now an
impressive example OF our national
unity and solidarity
Il believe that tho effect Inevitable
OF Government contribution 10 Red
Gross would be the discouragemen
and dIscont!nuanre of private support
and its conversion ultimately from 8
great voluntary human movement To
q department of Government support
ed wholly by tsxation. its place
claimed by other voluntary organ'za.
lion or organizations
Il can conceive extreme c.rcum.
stances where IL might be advisable
in emergency or necessity. for the
Government 10 ask Red Cross to per
form some special funciion for which
unds would be- provided by approrria-
lion. or for Red Cross TO. request in
emergency some form of financial af,,
tson Congress. hut as long as our
people have the spirit and the means
30 so on Independently they should be
ENCOURAGED 10 80 so on.
TO do otherwise Is 60 deny them
the orpcrtuni,, OF sacrifice and contri-
button ia this great Tragedy. which
Is a blcssing TO them
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-14
CANON
SCHOOL NOTES
rIugh Logan,

MEASLES
The measles hare gotten hold on
some of the students There are
about ten students out With the
measles. this week. Miss Campbell
was out week with them and Miss
Hamilton was afflicted with them the
day Miss campbeli came. Mrs.
Hubble who taught Latin last year.
has been substituting for both
BASEBALL
The BASEBALL season was opened
Tuesday evening by a game between
the Junior-Sophomore team and a
team from the rest of the school The
Junior-Sophomore team was the victor
by a score of 15-I2. In second game
between these two teams. the Junior
Sophomore team was again the vie
tor by score of 1911
Mr.. Williams. teacher. OF manual
training. Is absent since the aboss=
was written. with ihe measles.
Several of the students were q,
work Saturday on an Agricultural sur
vey of the parts of Lincoln Park and
South Canon which are included be
tween sth and 12th streets. This
snrsey is being made under the aus
pices OF the state Agricultural Col
iese to determine the amount OF
cf live STOCK and the amount of help
each district will need during the
whole season and also during the har-
vest time. The fellows working on
;nis survey from the high school are:
Paul Mahood. Carl schalappi. Paul
Logan. Dallas Deweese and Hugh Lo-
gan
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TRAINING FOR
pEcl AVIATION CONTEST

Miss Skinner was NJ school Tues
day and "Wednesday training the peo-
lie who survived the preliminarics in
she Exclamation contest for the semi
final contest which will be held TO de-
terminc who viii represent the
school In the triangular contest with
North Canon and Florence.