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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
REASONS FOR BELONGING TO
YOUR COUNTY FARM BUREAU

j. Because II stands for more
profitable and permanent county agri-
culture.
2. Because 1t works for your inter.
ests.
3. Becpuse II is an organization
and can do things that cannot be
accomplished by individuals.
4. Because II co.operates with II
the State. and Government Agricul.
turai departments-which are at your
service.
8. And other reasons too numer'
Gus 10 mention.
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NEWS NOTES

Siace Oct l. 1918. 13 head of pure
bred registered dairy animals. worth
$2762.50, have been brought to Beaver
Park This is splendid showing.
committee of the Farm Bureau
recommends that the Farm Bureau
News" be made three column paper.
1t is likely the next issue will see
the News" printed in three column
paper.
Notice the article this month by Mr..
Lamb on use of rotation. 1t is hoped
its readers will make use of the
News" and write something for it.
Twill make il better paper.
The Beaver Park Farmers Club
meets the 2nd and 4th Friday of each
month.
The East Canon Farmers Club the
LIST and 3rd Friday.
Ellis Reeves of Wetmore, county
pig club member, won first prize with
his Berkshire boar at the Denver
Stock Show. The premium was SO
Ellis had a fine hog and deserved the
prize. He won third prize in the
county pig club.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
Gibsons on Way
to Texas

Mr. and Mrs d. T.. Gibson left on
Thursday night for FL Psro. Tcx. On
the way they will stop on ut Albu.
Guerque. N. ~. 10 give Mr. Gibson an
opportunity 10 inspsct his lumber yard
there. After visit In El Psso with
their daughter. Mrs. Hines. Mr.. oh.
son intends 10 70 10 Hot eprtnHs. Ark..
And NJ. 0ibsop viii probably 80 20
caIIfofBia.
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Died Wednesday

James Gilbert died at the home of
his step-son, Henry Purnell, at Z
O'Clock Wednesday morning. The
funeral services will take place from
the family home on Reynolds avenue.
East Canon, at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. Interment will be at High
land cemetery at Florence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
From the Fremont
County Farmers
Exchange Bulletin
FREMONT COUNTY FARM LOAN
ASSOCIATION HOLDS ANNUAL
MEETING.

The Fremont County National Farm
Loan Association held its first annual
meeting on Jan. IA The following
were elected as directors for the en-
suing year:
E. P. Olmstead, Penrose. President.
Phillip Hays, Canon City, Vice-Pres.
Eugene Mccormick, Hillside.
Rosario Delisa. Florence.
J. E. Chamberlain. Penrose.
The loan committee chosen consists
of E P Olmsted, Phillip Hays and
G. c. kaess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
Mrs. GatewOOd
Is Very Ill

Mrs. M. N. Lines, who is in Denver
with her husband. Senator Lines, was
called to Portland, Ore, several days
ago on account of the critical Illness
of her daughter. Mrs. Boyd Gatewood.
with double pneumonia. At last ac-
counts Mrs. Gatewood's condition was
very grave.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-02-13
Mrs. Anthony
Inspects Schools

Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony. county
superintendent of schools. was in Con-
crete yesterday. where she made an
inspection Of the school She reports
the schools OF the county as doing
GOOD work in spite Of the handicap
placed upon them earlier in the win
ter by the influenza regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
A Watch Repaired by
Jones Is Always Right
Telephone Elliott s6os
1929 FOURTH AVENUE
CUT THIS OUT
Old ENGLISH RECIPE FOR "a
TAUVIi. CATAWRitkI DEAF
NESS AND HEAD NOISES

n YOU know Of some one who Ia
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness
head noises or ordinary catarrh. cut
out this formula and hand Il 10
means OF saving some poor sufferer
perhaps from total deafness. In
England. scientists Tor a long time
past have recognized that catarrh l.
n constitutional disease and neces-
sarily requires constitutional treat
mcut.
sprays. inhalcrs and nose douches
are liable TO irritatc the delicate air
tho middle ear which frequently
means total deafness. or else the
disease may he driven down the air
passages towards the lungs. which
W. equally as dangerous. The fol-
lowing formula which Us used eN-
tcnsiVcly in the damp English eli
mate is n constitutional treatment
and should prove especially cffica-
Cious to sufferers hero who live un-
der more favorable climate condi-
lions.
secure from your druggist I ounce
OF Parmint Double strength. Take
this home and add to u u pint Of
hot water and little granulRtcd
sugar; stir until dissolved. Take
one tablespoonful four times "A daN.
This viii often bring quick roller
from distressing head noises. Clog
gcd nostrils should open. breathing
the inflammation in the custachian
tubes ~ reduced. parmint used in
this way acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
system and has a tonic action that
helps to obtain the desired results
The preparation Is easy to make
costs little and Is pleasant to take
Every person who has cRtarrh or
head noises or Is hard Of hearing
should give this treatment y trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
LEAVES WILL IN
BARREL OF GUN

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Feb. "a
Written upon piece of paper 20
small that II was not az large "a a
postage stamp and placed between
two small squares OF glass, the
smallest VIII ever filed for record in
the Sacramento probate court WINS
found hidden In tho -nuzzle Of "a
shotgun. The will was that Of 4.
G. klenk II reads an follows.
April 8. l9ls.-M Ny an to Mary
Nagle.--A G. Kleuk"
The estate r. valued at $4,000.
MrA Mary Magic Is resident Of
this city and the sister Of Klenk's
wife who died IS years ago.
Shortly before his death Klenk
gave the gun 10 a favorlte niece and
told her to take II home with her
and be sure and have her husband
clean the gun. a man AZ tho hou o
took the gun, and IN cleaning 10
looked thru the barrel and 70.
marked that b." could not see
thru The viii then was found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
GOOD BLOOD IS
STRONGEST GUARD
AGAINST DISEASE
Lost Appetite Recovered
When Indiana Woman
Took the Tonic
Treatment

PhySicians Of the country have
reached one conclusion from the In.
diucnxa epidemic which swept over
tho country. People Of low vitality.
they declare. we're tho first TO sue.
cumb 20 the infection. Robust peo-
pie with plenty o. good, red blood
carry practical immunity 20 germs
for the blood Is primed TO repct in.
yzxion. Thin-bloosled. anemic people.
however. possess little resistance to
Invading disease germs
It II important. therefore. az this
time that rundown people. and
those suffering from general debit
ny. should do their utmost TO re-
STORE the hoods cornbativc powers.
There IL no blood builder that Is
better fitted 10 give the blood
strength and resistance than Dr.
Williams Pink pills BY cousci.
entiously following directions the
patient can restore his appetite. dis.
pcrsc aches and pains and strength.
en- the stomach and nerves.
Mrs. Harry Depray. OF No. 1850
South Third street. Terre Haute. In.
diana. was nearly ready TO give up
hope Of recovering strength and
happiness when she gave Dr. VII
Hams Pink Pills a trial. She de
sscribes her experience as follows.
II suffered from general debility
following a break down in health due
To overwork. lack OF proper exer-
fcise and irregular meal hours. I ate
very little because severe stomach
pains followed each meal lost
strength gradually and couldn't
sleep. had continuous pains in my
left side and my circulation was 20
poor that my hands and arms were
numb.
AN announcement in a news
paper flrrT drew my attention 10 Or.
Williams Pink Pills and I decided 70
give them a trial. After "A weeks
Treatment my stomach seemed
stronger and continued the treat
ment until the nurnbness disap-
peared from ms arms. Now J can
eat a meal without any afterdi
tresa. 1 arm completely restored 20
strength now. Ny daughter has
also taken DR.. Williams Pink pills
and has been greatly benefited"
DIR. williams Pink Pills build up
the blood. when they do this they
tone up every nerve in the body
They drive out Of the blood the poi.
son that causes rheumatism. They
strengthen the stomach and make
digestion thorough and comfortable
Write today 10 the Dr. Williams
Medicine Co. Schenectady. y. y for
the free booklet Building Up the
Blood" Your own druggist sells Dr
Williams Pink Pills or they win De
sent BY mail. postpaid. on receipt or
price. 50 cents per box or six boxes
for $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Affinity Pictures
Cause Divorce Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, chi. Feb. IA
The pictures Of his ufnnitics which
he kept ia "a dresser drawcr. arc
mentioned as one Of the several acts
Of cruelty enumerated by Gladys
Reinhart who filed suit for divorce
ln the superior court from Walter
81. Roinhart. "a salesman.
Mrs Reinhart asserts that they
were married Feb. .. 1918. ana sep
arated Jan. Q. 1919 She SAYS her
husband Rambled away his earning
At "black .3ck." and that he took
other w0~ncn to theatres. and told
her on ono occasion that he would
get married tomorrow II 10 were not
for her
Sine further asserts that ho kept a
photograph Of another woman ON
his dresser and repeatedly told her
that hc wished he had married her
chun when shc rcbukcd him for
his actions, he said he would go out
oftener with his women friends II
he only had the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
New American Plane Flies Farther;
Costs Less Than Any Used in War

plane. chief engineer % the Standard
Aircraft corporation. which has It's
plant here at Elizabeth. perfected a
long distance bombing plane which
was proved by exhaustive tests %
the war department Ia be far su-
perior 60 any foreign or American
made bomber previously produced.
The machine IL capable OF carry
ing immense loads over long dis
tancvs.
The chief trouble with previous
bombing planes has been compare
lively short flying range mot over
$50 miles. even for the bis Handley-
Page and their large size. making
them costly. expensive 90 operate
and an easy mark IN combat
Days new machine has gone q
long way toward eliminating those
troubles The new machine. called
the standard E.S. can nv 600 miles
with a load weighing i.5eo pounds
or further with smaller cargo.
Its equipment OF single Liberty
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The Largest Audience IN the
Northwest Reads star Want Ads
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motor lowers the original cost and
upkecp 10 a figure much below tho
two motorcd machine. Less fuel IL
consumed and provision is made for
carrying a sufficient supply OF gas
oline for extended flights.
In actual performances. this ma
chine win climb II 900 feet In -
minutes at a speed Of 90 miles an
hour. so perfectly was II designed
that, despite It's eompare lively small
size. IL has almost double the factor
Of safety of either the flandlcy Tage
or Caproni.
According to Engineer Day. this
siuFie-motored plane win be able 10
make nonstop flight from New
York 20 Chicago with a fright load
Of 500 pounds The range Of his
machine can he increased 100 miles
for every reduction OF $50 pounds
NJ freight
This machine 81 adaptable TO the
requirements Of the air rostai serv.
ice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Can't Close Mouth
After Wide Yawn

NEW YORK. Feb. i4-Josephine
De Luo.. 40 years old. yawncd at
a m. in her home in brooklyn. she
was very sleepy. The first yawn
was success. but the second was
a dismal failure u was far reach
ing and FOR a fraction Of minute
quite satisfactory Hut Mrs he
Luca could not get her Jaws back In
place Her relatives called the po-
lice and the police called am amhu-
lance surgeon and the doctor from
the Long Island college hospital
could not right away. pry her jaws
back into their proper hinges. The
consequence was that She was hun.
died up and taken 90 the hospital
There her yawn WIS duly reduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

Especial to The star by y. +. Al
ELIZARETH. y. j., Feb. 10
iAmcrica developed a bombing plane
superior 10 any that saw service
during the war. and more adaptable
10 peace needs than either Coprpni
or Handlcy Page.
The machine is likely soon 10 be
seen In cross country commercial
and mail carrying service
Lifting u the censorship makes a
possible TO reveal FOR the first time
this American achievement in air
craft construction.
One month before the armisticc
was signed Charles Healy Day. In
ventor of the tractor type OF air
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Ia worId owos thanka Io

Tho world owes thanks to
the genius in Cincinnati who
discovered FREE zone.
Tiny bottles of the magic
fluid can now be had nj any
drug store for a few cent
You simply apply a fcw
drops II this frcezone upon
a tender, aching corn or n
hardened callus. Instantly
the soreness disappears and
shortly you will find the
corn or callus 80 loose and
shri ycled that you lift il or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Near Gar. Alberta, large deposits
II potash are reported
INDIGESTION Relieved in
Two Minutes-Abso-
lutely Harmless

Send us your name and address.
plainly written. and We will send YOU
on approval our stomach prepare.
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YOU are to send MS Sl.00 or return
the unused portion II not perfectly
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Relieves Gas. Sour stomach theart-
burn. Belching. swelling and Fun
Feeling so frequently complained OF
after meals i'm Two Minutes. Almost
instant relief from Pains i'm the
stomach caused by uudigested food
Address: Beningham Chemical
Co. HelUnrham. Wash
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Proprietor of the Red Front
Clothing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Famous Old Volcanoes in Hawaii
Are Once More Becoming Active

every shark ana whale and little fish
along the red hot coast.
Mluna Lon Is two and a half miles
above tho sea and Go m les in diam
eter. while lie os7,ter is six miles In
Circumference.
Kilauef is "a third its height. but
its crater BE- three miles across.
Killuca. ia the Legends Of the la.
wadians was The home Of Pelc. the
fire goddess Human sacrifice was
necessary 10 appe3se her when she
showed her anger IN violent erup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14
Women! Keep 1t On Dresser!
Never Let COrnS Ache Twice
Instantly! Few drops stop corn-soreness,
then corns and calhiscs shrivcl, loosen
and lift ont with fngcrS-No paint

with the fnrers. Not n bit
Of pain or soreness ia felt
when applying freezonc or
afterwards 10 doesn't even
irritatc the skin or flesh.
For a few ccnts one can
now get rid Of every hard
corn, soft corn. or corn bc-
tween the toes, as well as
painful cRlluscs on bottom
Of feet without any pain.
Ladies' Keep II on the
dresser.
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Especial to The star by y =. A.
HONOLULU. FEB. ii-Kiiauea
and Mauna Lon. two Of the worlds
most famous volcanoes. are again
active.
They are known to thousands thru
THE Bird Of Paradise the Richard
walton Tuily play.
The last great lava flood Of
Kilauea In 1866 ran 80 miles and
made barren 200 square miles. It
lasted ~ months In 1868 lava
rush heated the Writer'S Of the sea
for "a mile from shore and cooked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-14

tons OF the volcano
princess OF the royal blood
kapiolani. in 1895. broke the spoil
that kilauea held over the natives.
kapiolani. convert to Christianity.
for the missionaries had then been
five years Ia Hawaii, led her follow.
err to the brink Of the Lake 81 fire.
ate Of the sacred berries which the
Hawaiian priesthood had declared
tahu. and then deficd Pcle thus.
Jehovah Is my Cod Tie Mndlcd
these fires fear not Pelc' n I
perish hy the anger OF pele. YOU may
fear the power Of Pcie. hut y trust
in Jehovah and He should save me
from the wrath Of pole. when
break her tabuF. then you must fear
ana serve the Lord Jehovah
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
.[By Frank j. Taylor, United Press
Staff Correspondent


Staff Correspondent
Copyright 1919, by the United Press.l
WIElMAR, Feb. lS.--The real revolu.
ton threatens to break out in Ger
many at any hour. This imminent up
heaval Is not political. but economic
! and it is being organized by the work
men themselves.
For the past three days delegates
from the workers council Of the Els
cen region, have been serving ultima
tums on the new German cabinet, In
sisting upon specialization of indus
tries, minimum wages higher than the
present maximum, recognition Of all
workmen's councils but they have de-
clared against violent methods, "un-
| less absolutely necessary" More than
/ half of the cabinet members are de-
voting their entire time to dealing
with the workmen's representatives
who are headed by Theodore VIII, of
Essen. Chancellor Schdedemann is at
tempting to compromise. promising
Specialization "as soon as possible" :"
This does not satisfy the distrustful
Workmen who are utilizing every hour
of delay to extend their organization,
Increase their supplies and infect gov
eminent troops with the spirit Of nom
resistance against the workers when
the break comes.
The correspondent interviewed VIII,
who is clear minded, practical labor
leader, about forty years of age.
1--WE do not want violence; we sim
ply demand fulfillment of the revo-
luton which SO far, has not been revo-
llltion, merely a charge in government
n.ent," said VIII. "The same upper
classes who ruled before are grabbing
control Of the republic. If the cabinet
refuses our demands, have authority
to start general strike in the Krupp
and other factories and seize the mines
and railways within twentyfours. Thir-
ty thousand armed workmen are or
ganized under my command in CEN
trail Germany alone. The Berlin and
Hamburg regions are equally organ
lied and armed Dusseldorf, Essen,
Leipzig and other cities are under con-
troll of the workmen's council, whose
administration Is entirely orderly.
eve are not spartacans nor COM
nunists. We are entirely workmen de-
manding a genuine revolution. / have
talked with most Of the cabinet mem
bers They are simply trying to put us
Off told Noske (military governor)
W hat would happen If they ordered the
Il oops out against US. He stormed and
tore his hair He knows we have the
majority of his troops with us. Inside
of day we can tie up all means Of
communication in Germany"
Scheidmann blames the new ar1ni-
stice terms for the present situation.
Suppression of bolshevism depends
on whether we are able to provide the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
Threatens to Break Out at Any Hour and its
Power is Increasing as Workmen are
Put Off by Cabinet.
PROGRAM BORDERS ON COMMUNIST
Specialization Demanded and Violence Not to
be Used "Unless Absolutely Necessarv,'
Says Leader of Thousands.

country with sufficient food" said the
chancellor.
"Only after this is done, can the
rev cabinet take up it's duties of re-
building the nations economic life, So
cialization can be applied to only such
industries as miles and electricical sys-
TENS. We cannot socialize where pro
dllctively will be decreased and indivt
dual initiative 1essened.
Everything depends on our connect.
ions with the worlds markets enab-
ling the lowering of both food prices
and abnorman> wakes"
Spartacans Attack Prison.
STOCKHOLM. Feb. 19.-Spartacan
mobs, in an attempt to free Carl
Radek, the Russian bolshevil. at
tackled the famous Moabit prison In
Berlin, Saturday, according to dist
patches received here today. Both
attempts were repulsed by govern
ment troops. Other dispatches re-
ported Spartacan outbreaks In Ba-
varia Premier Eisner's secretary is
said to be encouraging the Sparta
cans there, who already have sue
ceeded in arresting several govern
ment officials.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
REIMBURSEMENT
CONGRESS
Morning Session Devoted to Group
Meetings to Discuss Water
Power, Live Stock, In
surance, Etc.

[United Press Leased Wire Service.1
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 19.-The morn
ing session of tho trans Mississippi
readjus tment congress was devoted
to group meetings Of those interested
in agriculture, livestock. civic at
fairs, highways, water power. manu-
featuring, grain exchanges. insur
ance, building, advertising, banking,
rotary, law, dairy products and farm
implements.
Each of the group meetings will
adopt resolutions referring to their
particular problems and suggestions
as to how they should be solved,
These will be presented to the gen
eral congress Thursday afternoon.
Among the subjects covered by the
resolutions were transportation, wire
service, labor, employment of dis
charged soldiers, safeguarding I'M
vestments, stabilizing values. in
creased food production, live stock
and agricultural interests. stimulation
of public work and government high
ways.
The principal speeches today will
be by Francis H. Sisson, OF the Guar.
antee Trust company, New York, on
Responsibility of Victory" and
John P. Frey, editor of the Moulders
Journal, on Labor During and After
the War"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-02-19
ALE
E'BERY
IN NAVY
Bomb Proof Jobs Sold to Those
Who Wished to Stay
Near Their Busi-
nesses.
sLACKERs PAID MONEY
Early Discharges to Certain Favored
Men is Another Charge Which
is Being Investi-
gated.
sLACKERs PAID MONEY

[United Press Leased Wire Service.]
WASHINGTON, Feb 19.- The
navy department was still waiting to-
day for complete report from Rear
Admiral Usher into the investigation
of alleged bribery in the third naval
district, New York.
That bomb proof" jobs have been
sold and other irregularities existed
is said to have been rev. aled in the
probe.
The exact number Of arrests or de-
| tention had not been announced, but
lit was anticipated that the depart
ment would be in a position soon to
make public additional details.
| At present the evidence tends to
show that:
Bomb proof jobs were sold SO that
sIackers would not have to go to
sea; or SO that they could devote
good portion of their time to their
New York business.
Discharges were granted early to
certain favored men.
Any officer convicted by courtmar-
tial will undoubtedly be given stiff
sentences and 1t was said today that
Secretary Daniels will concur in
heavy punishment for all who have
been implicated.
The berths affected were in the
naval reserve and it is claimed that
a number of them were assured OF
safety by payment of liberal sums.
How extensive the traffic was, Is not
indicated here.
TWO Officers Under Arrest.
NEW YORK, FEB. 1.-two naval
officers are under arrest and a num-
ber of other naval men are under
surveillance today in the inyestiga-
t1on into alleged Irregularities at head
quarters of the third naval district
here. 1t is charged that civilians
who wanted to ayoid being drafted,
bribed certain officials to let them
enlist as seamen, with the under
standing that they could wear the
uniform but remain at work at their
uniform, but remain at work at their
ally at headquarters.
Lieutenant Bel. Davis, medical
examiner, is known to be serving
three years imprisonment, having
been convicted of accepting from
Joseph Whitehead of naval intelli-
gence department bribe of $500 in
marked money.
Another navy lieutenant is under
stood to be confined aboard the train
ing ship Granite State, awaiting trial
Special invest giators have been
sent here from Washington and Ad-
miral Usher, commandant of the dis
trict, is doing everything possible to
aid in the inquiry.