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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-08
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Every woman should do her duty In
rearing a strong, vigorous and healthy
generation For three generations, women
awaiting childbirth have used the safe,
external eparation-"Mother's Friend.
The drawn skin OF the abdomen Is made
elastic, the muscles expand with ease
when baby is born and the Inflammation
of breast glands and other soreness is
soothed The tendency TO morning sick
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-08

ness or nausea is avoided and this makes
for the future health and nature OF the
child. Write to The Bradheld Regulator
Co, Dept T, 1873 Lamar Building, Atlanta
Ga, for their book, Motherhood and tna
Baby. 1t is free to all women. Get
bottle OF Mothers Friend" at your drue
gists' today and do not neglect 10 apr
II night and morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-08

The Loyal Sens Of the Church OF
Christ viii meet Friday evening with
Hartly Rowe.
The ladies' Of the NJ. L. church will
serve an oyster supper at the church.
Friday evening from 5 to o'clock.
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HOW TO DESTROY
MITES AND LICE

Mites live In the cracks and crew.
ices of the house and suck blood from
the fowls while thew are on the roost
or nest.
Thoroughly clean the house. remov-
ing all litter. nest material and drop
pings. Burn or bury this material
Spray or paint the entire surface
Of house with a So solution OF creo
lin or cresol or any good coal-tar DIS
infectant Il part dis!nfectant TO ls
parts water.)
Literally food all cracks and cor.
ners with the solution or the work
will not be effective.
Repeat the above procedure In 10
days. This viii kill mites which have
haiched from "nits' since first treat.
r7ent-
Lice mostly live on the body Of the
fowl They can be comba;ed only by
treating the birds individually.
A sood cheap insect powder can be
made Us follows:
Nix carefully parts gasoline and ]
part cresol or creoiin. Add to this
liquid while constantly stirring euufi
plaster OF Paris to Just soak up the
liquid. Mix thoroughly. Spread ou;
and dry. Dust It into the fowls feaih
ers. Work II down next TO the skin
Repeat the procedure on 9Th and 18th
days from first treatment
(a( Persian Insect powder Ia good
(Use as above)
tb) Blue ointment is good. Apply
small piece. about s.ze OF a pea
under the vent and under-esch wing.
Rub we'll into skin. "a and b. car
be secured at drug stores)
For Baby Chicks: Grease heads
necks and under wings with follow
ing mixture:
tablespoonful of lard
10 drops of coal oil.
Apply this on nice days and keep
chicks dry and warm
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Bumback Springs
Center of Big
Oil Activities

The Chandler Petroleum company
of which Mr. Matt Somervilie is the
president and Mr.. Graham Evans j.
secretary. has drilling outfit doing
active work on their property near
Iumback Springs. The dri,i is down
SIC feet and il going deeper as fact
as two shifts a day can put II there.
Among those Interested in the pro
ject are Mes-rs. Ithei Williams. WI
liam Lloyd. David Horton and Chas
Keycs. Mr. Horton Is the field man
forstho company and is purchaser OF
the supplies.
All indications point to the posi-
bility of oil in or about the location
where the hole has been started. SO
sure was William Lloyd that there
was oil in that vicinity that be fur
uished all the rigging free and also
paid his portion of the sinking fund
as IL nigh; BE- called.
The company Is well financed and
those who are in It are asking no II
.nanciai help from anyone. The equip
ment and casing Is all on the ground
together with an ample supply OF
water and coal and there seems TO be
no reason. the company should not
know In the course of month Nheth-
or there .s oil on their land or not
The drilling crew Is composed OF
experts Mr.. J. A. Morrison was
among the frat driilers the Midwest
employed. He was also nmong the
early birds in tho Gress Crock. Biz
Muddy and other famous fields OF
Wyoming. He is in charge Of the
work at Bumbsck Springs and does
the drilling on the day shift
Charles waichcr Ia tho drilier on
the other shift and Tafmadse Nc
Loncy and Leo Evans are the tool
dreseers.
II is expected that the hole will have
10 be sunk about 1900 feet before
the oil sand Ia reached. At least none
OF the company or any OF the crew
vii! become disappointed until that
depth ia reached without oil.
Biologists and experienced oil 10
Gators have given their OK on the
present location no everything looks
favorable as far as man can tell.
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PARTY OF LAND OFFICE
SURVEYORS HERE.

A party of surveyors. transitmen
and chain carriers from tho United
States Land Office In Denver were In
town Friday night ep route to Mont,
rose and Grand Junction where they
will spend the next few months in
making q survey of the public domain
in that section of the state. In the
party were j, w. Trfts. Stewart Jack
son. Herbert Cornish. John Moore,
rhurston Ritter. John T. Frank and
Kenneth Allen. They are travelling
In specially constructed motor car
and are carrying with them camp.
ing eQuipage and all needed supplies.
Tho party was in charge OF Mr.. Tufts
who is the chief surveyor and has
been in the government service since
1901. His companions are chiefly col
lege men. who are taking tho places
of the regular land office employees; /;
the greater number OF whom have
ben called into the military service.
Late in the summer the party will TO
turn to this portion OF tho state to do
some surveying in the Cripple Creek
district. The party left for the west.
ern slope this morning.
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WERE MARRIED
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

very pretty wedding ceremony
was solemnized Wednesday morning
at nine O'Clock at st. Michael's Cath
ollie church on Macon avenue. when
Miss Elizabeth Esser of this city and
Mr.. John Cogan OF Buena Vista. were
united In marriage by Rev. Father
Chryostom Lochsehmidt
The bride wore beautiful white
dress and veil and carried a cluster
of white tea roses. Miss Marie Esser.
sister of the bride. was bridesmaid and
Joe Essser. Jr.. brother of the bride,
was best man. After nuptial service.
an elaborate wedding breakfast was
served at the home of the brides par
ents. on Greenwood avenue. at which
only the relatives and immediate
friends OF the family were present
The happy couple left Wednesday
afternoon for Salt Lake City and
points OF interest en- route on a honey
moon trip. The bride is the eldest
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Ess-
er Of this city and Is n graduate OF
the Canon City high school. She has
spent nearly all her life in this COM
munity and IS deservedly popular with
e wide circle OF friends. For the last
three years she has taught with great
acceptability in the public schools at
Buenn Vita.
The groom Is the SON OF Mrs. John
Cogan ST.. of Buena Vista. and he was
born and raised there. He ia promi-
nent in tho business and social life of
his home town and is highly esteemed
by all He is engaged in the cattle In
dustry and owns ranch near Buena
Vista where Mr.. and Mrs. Cogan will
make their home.
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TWO COLORADO SOLDIERS
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER

Camp Kearney. San Diego. Calf.
May 1S-wm. B. Grisson and Horace
st. John Clark were placed on trial
before a general court martial here
on Thursday. accused OF murder. de-
sertion and grand larceny. They are
Charged with killing Francis McCrary.
a chauffeur. near Lemon Grove. San
Diego county. January last. and with
the theft of the car be was driving.
Both were members of Company B.
l57th (Coiorado) infantry. Altho he
has been In the army more than a
year. Ciark's friends say he is but is
years Of age He formerly lived in
Canon City. Colorado.
After McCray had been killed the
two men are said to have gone TO
Mexico where they remained for some
weeks. They were arrested about q
month ago while working on a farm
near Denver.
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a CORRECT SYSTEM OF
FEEDING BABY CHICKS.

Chicks grow fast. They need lots
of water. protein and mineral matter
Sour skim milk or buttermiik should
be fed 10 all little chicks.
Chicks must NOT be fed until 4s
hours old. Feed small amounts but
often Don't oyerfeed.
First Feed: Sour milk in O foun-
tain. clean sand and fine sranulated
charcoal.
Firrt Week-Feed five times daily;
either OF following:
RATION No. l.
Rolled oats. 6 lbs.
Bran. lbs.
Hard boiled egg. Id. shell and all
ground).
Sifted beef scrap. Y Id.
RATION No. g.
Corn Meal, lbs.
Eggs. II dozen.
Baking soda. u tablespoon.
Mix with sour milk TO a stin bat
ter. bake wen.
Keep fine grit. charcoal. sourmiik.
oyster shell and water before the
chicks all time.
Second Week: Feed ration No. !
or No. 2. three times da.ly-morning.
noon. night
Feed twice daily-middle of morn
Ing and afternoon-the following
cracked grains.
I part cracked corn.
part steel cut oats.
part cracked wheat screenings.
Knfir. milo. crecked huil-less. bar
ley. broken beans. peas or rice are
good TO give variety. Commercial
chick feeds may be good guard
against weed seeds.
Keep sur mix. water. grit. char
coal before chicks all the time.
After Second Week: Feed the
cracked mixture three times daily
morning. noon. night Keep the fol-
lowing dry mash before them all the
time in open hoppers:
parts bran
part ground corn or hull-Iess bar
ley.
y part beef scrap or meat meal
y part bone meal.
Supply sourrniik. grit. she'll and wat
er continuously.
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notice. OF DESIGNATION.

We, the undersigned. Thomas j. Ty-
nan. president and c. T. Reeves. Sec
retary. of The Colorado Motion Pie
Iure Company. corporation formed
under the laws OF the state OF Coiora-
do. do hereby give notice tina, at n
meeting OF the stockholders OF said
corporation. duly called for the pur-
pose of considering the propriety OF
dissciving said corporation, and held
at the office OF the Chamber of Com
mercc I'm Canon City. Colorado. Apru
goth, 1913. at 1889 ~ NJ. pursuant to
notice given TO the stockholders there
Of. in the manner provided by law for
the calling of stockholders meetings.
for the purpose of amending articles
OF Incorporation. the stockholders. by
"A vote OF more than two-thirds of tho
entire capital stock OF raid corpor-
alton; ordered said corporation TO DO
We further certify that air debts
owing by. said corporation nnve beeA
fully paid.
In witness whereof. we have ptxSn
and signed this Notice OF ptssoiuticss.
and affixed hereto the eeul OF srsA
Corporation this ssth day OF Ar,tl
THoS ,. rvNAE.
Attest: prsefaeni
c. +. REEVES
4 Secretary. Is
Fret publication. May ,. 1tl&
Last publication, juno -. 1eta-
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
MRS. GEORGE.

Mrs. Eunice Higgins George, wife
of Harry NJ. George. was born March
%. 1891 Her death occurred at $50
a m. May IL. 1915, as the result OF
an acute attack of Acknowledgements
ritis The Illness was of less than "a
hours duration. as she was taken sick
at about o'clock in the morning of
May 16.
Mrs. George was the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Higgins. of Hill
side. Colorado. In addition to her
parents. she is survived by her hus-
hand. one daughter. Helen Josephine.
eleven months old. six brothers and
four sisters.
For three years she attended the
South Canon High school, after
which she entered upon a course of
training at Bethel hospital in Colora-
do Springs. She was graduated from
this institution as a trained nurse, on
June 5. 1918. Following this. she
served as nurse at the Graves hos
pital here. Her professional skill as
a nurse was highly commended by all
physicians under whom she had
worked. as well as by the patients
VINO came under her care.
On September s. 1916. she was mar
ried to Harry NJ. George. chief chem
list at the Canon City plant of the
Empire Zinc company and they es,
tablished their home in the Linden
meyer residence on Elm Avenue. Lin
coin Park
Mrs. George was reared in 3
strongly Christian home and she put
the same principles into practice in
her own home. She proved herself
loving mother to her baby daugh-
ter. a devoted wife to her husband.
and faithful friend 10 all with
whom she was intimate; in word.
her whole course of life is the best
testimonial to her Christian charac-
ter. Both Mr. and Mrs. George were
members OF the First Presbyterian
church of this city.
The suddenness of her death came
as terrible shock. particularly to
the members OF her family The sym
pathy of everyone In Mrs. Georges
wide circle o. acquaintance and
friends is extended to her surviving
relatives. especially to her husband
and to the baby who is left mother
ass.
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Will COlOradOans
Save II Million
Dollars in Drive

Denver. May I6.--wiii tho people
of Colorado agree to save seventeen
million out OF their incomes between
June rs and December 81. as q war
necessity?
This IL the question that Is going to
be. pat TO them in the two hours be-
tween 2 and on the AFTERNOON Of
June IS. That will be known as
War Savings Day and under procia-
nations by the president and the
governor and the mayors Of aii cites.
all patriotic residents will be called
in assemblage In every school house
in the state and there requested to
sign pledges to ssve as much as pos
able between those two dates. with
sevcnteen million as the goal. The
states quota for War Savings Stampe
and Certificates Ia twenty million dol
lars. To date three million dollars
worth have been sold. Under n
acheme promulgated at Washington
June rs IL going to be national
holiday and the residents In every
state in the Union will be asked to
assemble in Their school houses and
pledge themselves to cave certain
amounts, The amount to be saved
in Colorado win be pro-rated among
the counties and the amounts pro rat
er to each county will be pro-rated
down to the school districts. The
real object OF the day Is to secure
pledges from our people to practice
thrift and economy.
The work Of getting ready for the
taking OF the pledges has already be-
gun and will continue until an army
has been securel iarges enough TO. II
possible. complete the work in those
two hours. When II 10 considered
that the Third Liberty Loan army
took thirty days In which to raise 90
million dollars. the task ahead Of
th.s new army is exceedingly great
because II win have to secure pledges
to the amount Of seyenteen million
dollars in two houra. Yet those In
charge Of the War Savings campaign
In Colorado believe the task can be
accomplished.
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MRS. H. NJ GEORGE
DIED SUDDENLY
THIS MORNING
tFrom Fridays pany.)

Mrs. Eurice George. wife OF Harr.
NJ. George. of Elm Avenue. Lincoln
Park. died at the Graves hospital at
$3.50 o'clock this morning from an
acute attack OF hemorrhage nephrit.
is. kidney disease. after an illness
OF iess than twenty-four hours. Mrs
George was taken sick at O'Clock
Thursday morning and her death Is
peculiarly distressing owing to its
suddennesa.
The deceased. whose maiden name
SSas Miss Eunice Higgins. was the
ylaughter of Mr.. and Mrs r. p. Hig,
gins OF Hillside and was popular with
all who knew her. She was born
March 81. 1891. consequently was but
a little more than twenty seven years
Of age Sns was graduate OF the
South Canon High school. and later
took a course OF hospita' training at
Colorado Springs and was given a
diploma there as q trained nurse. For
some time afterwards abe was en-
pioyed at the Graves hospital here in
"A professional capacity. A few years
ago she was married to Mr.. George.
chemist at the plant OF the Empire
Zinc company. and they established
their residence In the Lindenberser
home on Elm avenue. Lincoln Park.
Mr.. George was recently rendered a
position with the Empire Zinc com
pany at Cincinnati. Ohio. and they
were planning to leave here within
,se course OF the merit few weeks to
yeside.
Mrs.. George was a social favorite
With her associates and the an
nouncemeat OF h@ death this morn
ing was n great shock 10 all who knew
her. She leaves. besides the sorrow.
ing husband her father and mother.
two sisters and one brother. Her
parents and one sister were with her
when the end came. One sister lives
in Ssiida. Other mcmbers OF the
famiiy -res,de at Hillside.
The funeral will take place from
the First Presbyterian church at
O'Clock Sunday afternoon Friends of
the family invited
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Old F. C. Depot
at Florence Burned

The old F. q C. {. depot building
on West Main street in florence,
which for several years hss been
used as a storage house and head
quarters by William Campbell. was
discovered to be on fire Wednesday
afternoon and some little time elapsed
before the flames were brot under
control. II was very difficult fire
10 fight for the reason that IL WIS
confined largely to the ceiling and
roof. After reaching the east room OF
the building the two lines of hose
were bro, into play and the firemen
continued to pour water into the
building for more than half an hour
before the fire was put out
The structure is owned by the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad company
and was taken over by them on a
deal for the p. & C. C. property sever
at present and the company's loss is
slight, but the damage to the furui-
ture and other goods stored in the
rooms will total between $500 and
$1,000. Mr.. Campbell states that he
does not know how much of the mat
terial was insured He stored the
goods at the owners risk and conse
quentiy did not make inquiry concern
ing the insurance A number of Flor
ence people had furniture and other
household effects in the building.
among them Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Hitch
cock They carried insurance on the
goods before moving them from their
old home. but unfortunately had over
looked the matter OF having the trans
fer made in the policy. MIS- d. II.
Eyer. Mrs. Petty and Mrs.. d. T.
Roath were also among those who
had goods stored. but their ioes has
not been determirer. The BrunRs
wick Bake Coiiander company of
Denver. had stored In the building
equipment for a bowling alley TO be
placed In the Y. NJ. C. A. club
house under construction for the c.
~ - tSAhiaLy o. AAcN~hseif- hAn
equipment is estimated to be worth
$500. II was quite badly damaged
both By fire and water. Mr.. Camp
bell does Det know whether the com
pany carried insurance on The equip
ment II was sent here four months
ago with the idea that the club house
at Roekvalc would be ready N two
veoks and Il has been IN the store
house ever since.
The fire is thot to have started
from n defective fiue' leading from the
cook stove. but the facts are not
known The front part OF the build
ing is occupied by Jim Paxton and
family. There arc ak children in the
family -Florcnee Citizen.
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TTIEROUND DCREST
SEASON STARTS
NEXT WEDNESDAY
tFrom Monday.s paily.l

The Round Crest canning season
will start next Wednesday. May %.
The first product will be spinach, the
canning OF which will take several
weeks. Then the plant viii shut down
for short time unit! the cherries
come on. which will be in July. How
ever. il Is time for those who wish to
work at the canning factory toNeg.s-
ter DOW because the steady work will
soon be on in earnest and those who
register early will of course be the
ones TO get the first chance a; the jobs
as they open up. Mr.. A. d. Deikamp,
Office manager. will be pleased to reg
lister all applicants.
Much new apparatus has been pur-
chased for this season and the plant
will be more uptodate than ever be-
fore Mr.. Il. c. Bacon. the manager,
has had constructed a new automatic
conveyor thru the use of which the
handling OF the cans by human hands
has been entirely eliminated from the
time the empty cans leave the stor-
age room until the finished product
is stored in the warehouse
A new automatic filier for number
and 2ns cans have been installed as
has also a Peerless" syruper and a
cherry pitter. This makes the third
cherry pitter enabling the force to
turn out more canned cherries per
day than ever before.
A wonder" cooker will also be
ready for the seasons work and will
aid greatly in increasing the capacity
of the plant which has become a
necessity. l labeller for the large
cans, known as No. 10', in the trade.
will be ready. A labeller for the
small cans was in use last year and
proved a great success so that this
year all the labehng will be done by
machinery. These iabellers are a
wonderful invention and have a eapac-
ity of 5000 cans an hour.
Another row OF sanitary and sorting
tables have been ordered so that the
increased number OF employees can be
accommodated. The new addition
brings the total of these tables up to
four.
Mr William Hawks of Troy. New
York. an experienced chemist in the
canning industry. has been added to
the staa of experts and his services
insure a better and more uniform
quality of product than ever before
The Round Crest companies expects
banner year in canning and are am
ply preparing for every demand that
! is likely TO be made upon them This
concern has government contracts
and is depended upon by Uncle Sam
10 take care of practically all the
fruit and produce for canning pur-
poses in this end of the valley.
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REGULATIONS
ON GALE OF 0REAo.


BY order OF Thomas B. Steafns. Fed
eral Food administrators for Colo
RADIO.
EFFECTIVE MAY I, fsta.
TO THE RETAIL FOOD DEALERS
OF COLORADO:
In order to further conserve the use
OF wheat. not more than one loaf per
day of bread which contains any wheat
flour whatever. may be sold by retail
dealers to any family OF three or less
persona. On Saturday an extra loaf
may be sold for use On Sunday. Fam
lilies of more than three persons may
purchase additional bread on a basis
OF not more than four ounces per day
for each person
Cut prices and quantity prices
which encourage the purchase OF more
than one loaf at time. or the pur-
chase Of any increased amount Of
bread. will be considered a violation
of the spirit OF this ruling. the object
being to DECREASE CONSUMPTION.
The price OF bread shall not be ad-
vertised. Advertisements directing at.
tention 10 a particular brand only Will
be permissible
The bakers are restricted in the
manufacture OF all bread which con
tains any wheat -four whatever to a
loaf which weighs twelve ounces IL
hours after baking Twin or multi
pie loaves cannot be made unless they
are broken apart and wrapped separ-
ately. The boxers are expected TO sell
this size at as low a price as possible.
based upon the percentage OF profit
earned upon bread In pre-war times
Retailers should not buy any greater
number OF loaves OF bounce weight
than they were accustomed 10 buy OF
the sixteen-ounce ioayes: otherwise
It is obvious that consumption Will
not be decreased
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MRS. MARIE CRAVEN
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.

Mrs. Marie Craven, for the last two
or thrce Scars q popular teacher in
the South, Canon public schools. left
on Thursday OF this week Tor Oak
land. California. Mn. craven's stay
on the Pacific coast will be one of In
definite duration.
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NorIcE OF ApJusrMr,Nr nay,

Estate OF james Noble, pecs asel
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment to the coun-
~ Court of Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 18th day OF June. A. ID. ISIS.
ROBERT NJ HARRISON.
Administrator with win Annexed
First publication. May Ii. 1918
Last publication. June &, 1918