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Chandler News

George Miller and family are en-
joying fishing trip on the Gunnison-
Mr.. Burnett and family ara camping
near the artesian well.
Ralph Miller and family have moved
in the house with Jack Thomas.
The Misses Geneva and Wilma
Davis of Florence visited their grand
mother, Mrs Ellen Ferguson at
Chandler last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Muinix motored to
Alma. Colo. last week to visit SIS
ter. returning Sunday by way Of Col
orado Springs. Mr.. Mulnix's mo.hef
came home with them for visit Fir
Mulnix enjoyed a day or two of fine
trout fishing
Mr.. and Mrs Ithel Williams had a
family reunion at their home last
Sunday. Mr.. Williams people frofl
Canon City were out and Mrs VIII
liams' folks from Rockville. making
16 in ALL
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Fined for Assault
and Battery

Frank Ishikawa of the Ideal cafe.
61i Main street was fined IS and
costs on Thursday for assault and bat
terry on warrant sworn out by Eivia
Salycy, an omp,oye OF the snfe, charg-
ing him with having struck her In a
moment OF passion as the result OF a
controversy over some matter Of bust
ness connected with the service of the
establishment The alleged offense
occurred on Thursday OF last week.
and tho following day ihc plaintiff APP
piled for warrant for the arrest OF
the defendant. The case was called
for trial on Wednesday OF this week.
aud testimony was introduced tending
10 convict the defendant on the ac-
cusation under which he was taken
into custody. He was adjudxed ns
charged and Judgment was rendered
against him tho following day. The
coats In the case were $24.17 which,
with the nne. was paid by the defend
ant. Tho prosecution wns conducted
bT District Attorney T. Loo witcher.
The defendant was not Represented
BY counsel at the trial Ishikawa Is .
Japanese.
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120 Degrees Says
Thermometer; Hot
Says Duncan

When Charlie Duncan went home to
lunch at noon, Hunter Pafmer's stand
ard thermometer. the most reliable in
town, showed 100 degrees. Charlie
knew it was hot, but not just how hot
until he looked at the mercury. I'm
mediately he commenced to suffocate
and sweat on full 10 pounds during
the noon hour. lie said he was never
SO hot before in ms life. and never
expects to be again When he came
down town again at 1. he glanced at
the thermometer and found 1t regis
tering an even 100. He started to cool
on at once. and nearly froze to death
during the next hour.
The thermometer mounted to 120
degrees because a small opening be-
tween the two awnings where it sets,
allowed the noon sun to beat directly
upon it without permitting the breeze
or the shade to temper it
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grounds and buildings are a prelim-
mary essential to display of prod
ucts. Several sites for a fair ground
have been suggested. all of them
within a reasonab distance of the
city. but thus far no particular one
has been agreed upon The open
space at the west end of Elm avenue.
Lincoln Park, has been alluded to
with considerable favor in some quar-
ters. but other localities have cham
pions almost as enthusiastic
A well known citizen of the commu-
nifty in the course of a conversation
with the writer this morning proposed
a tract of about &c ecres Directly
north of the high school as being adj
mirably adapted for fair ground
quired for such purpose on rcnson-
able terms and was particularly desir-
able because of its nearness to town
There is room. he says. for an oval.
half-mile race track on it without uD-
duly crowding any exhibition build
ings that might be erected on it The
land is tributary to the city sewer
age system and could not be better
both on account of its convenience to
town and in its topography. The
grounds, he continued would provide
ample room for baseball diamond
and could be used as an athletic field
for the high school students and the
community at large. They would III
ford a place for Wild West exhiti-
tions and cowboy sports. such as were
recently stage at Garden Park ard
Guffey, in fact, would be the means
of bringing to Canon City annually
great crowds of people that now go
elsewhere for that sort of entertain
pent-
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vIsITINe DAUGHTER

VISITING DAUGHTER
IN ALDER, COLO.
Mrs. Harrison Nash of South Canon
left Monday for Alder, Colo, to spend
few weeks with her daughter.
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More Auto Tourists
Than Ever Before

There have been more automobile
tourists In Canon City during the last
three or four weeks than In a similar
period In the history OF the commu-
nifty. A No record Ia kept OF these
visitors II Is impossible to even APP
proximate their number by any sys-
tenn Of guessing or computation They
come and 70 in an almost constant
stream every day Some of them
merely stop here while on their way
TO Saiida. GuEnison. Gienwood
Springs and points further west. 9th
srs. and they are greatly In the ma
3ority, motor here from Colorado
Springs. Denver and Pueblo for run
over the Skyline drive. the Tunnel
route into the Royal Gorge. or the
Highway to the top OF the Grand
Canon OF the Arkansas river. Many
of the visitors from the Pixies Peak
region come by way Of the Cripple
Greek district In order TO enjoy the
scenic wonders of the Phantom canon
route.
These tourists are from practically
every state Ia the Union. but with
Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas pre-
dominating. and represent all classes
OF people. The greater part OF the
cars coming here are Fords and carry
from four TO ive people. Scores OF
the machines. however. aye Of other
makes. and one does not have TO look
long as the amending procession
passes through the streets to see cars
with the outline and brand OF all the
principal American manufacturers a
Packard bearing a pennant with the
legend. Ponce. Porto Rico" was seen
here a day or two ago. and since then
other cars showing San Francisco.
Jacksonville. Fla. Boston. New or
leans, Minneapolis and dozens of other
distant points. have teen Witnessed
driving on local roadwsvs.s Although
the license tags OF the states of the
Middle West are the mc-.-rs-smnn. II
is not unusual 20 see cars hearing the
tags or the New England end Pacific
coast states on Canon city's streets.
Tuesday night 81 visiting cars with
more than 200 people were parked in
the city camping grounds al the inter
section OF Twefftf@ streef md Col
iege avenue. Wednesday night there
were 20 cars parked there, So great
Is the rush of motorists in this direr.
ton at present that the camping
grounds are proving inadequate 10
IKE care OF them. and there is ta,k
among the members of the city coun
Gil TO Increase Its facilities for the
accommodation OF the visitors.
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Robbers Loot Bank
Get Over $15O,0O0

Hillsboro, ILL.,. July 24.-Robbers
looted the State Bank at Donnelson.
IL miles south of here. yesterday.
Registered liberty bonds and nego.
table paper to the amount Of $50, 1000
were taken, according to President
Mansfield OF tho bank. He said the
theft Of unregistcrad paper and Sc
curitics may increase the loss to
$1f6.o0o
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Miners Strike
Likely Ended

London. July 25--Representatives
of the government and striking min
ers have reached an agreement. and
as a result the end OF the strike is pre-
dicted. The government offered a
new piece rate after the miners
claimed that the Sankey award was
unfuliiled.
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Senate to Get
French Treaty

Washington, July e5.--The Presi-
dent plans TO present the French treaty
to the Senate after finishing his
speaking tour. the White House stat
ed. He Is preparing his address for
the occasion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-15
NAL DIA COMO HOY
- I'm
"Recordar vivir---Dsnte
Nacio Ell vizconde Chateau BRAND
IS DE sErIEMBRE DE 17s8

Vic la luz en- SAINT Malo. Destinado
priineros a la carrera ecclesiastical v des-
pnes a laAde la marina, entr6 como al
ferez en- elregimiento de Navarro.
Durante sus dos primeras estaciones
EN- Paris vivio aislado, leyendo las obras
clasicas. Embarcose mas tarde para Anne
RIGA de regreso Francia Sc propu-
so describir las regiones del nuevo Nun
do v las costumbres de los indios.
Casado con la seforita de Lavigne,
emigro de su patria uhiose al ejercito
de los principles cerca del Rhin, siendo
herido en- Thiouville. -
En- Inglaterra vivio largo tempo sin
recursos, dando lecciones de frances y
desempefando algunas tareas penosas.
De 1894 1897 consiguio publican su
ENsAYo HIsToRIco, PoLITIco Y
MORAL DE LAS REvoLUCIoNES
ANTIGUAS Y MoDERNAs, CoNsI-
DERADAs EN- SUs RELACIONES
CON LA REVOLUTION FRANcESA
La muerte de su madre la>de una
hermana y los iltimos deseos de entram
bas hicieron zanzibar ell rumbo de sus
ideas. Mi conviccion-ha dicho el mis-
mo-huyo de mi alma nore y creip.
Desde entonces su fama fue crecien-
do de una manera veloz. ai
Cuando los ejercitos extranjeros pene-
traron EN- Paris, publico un folleto titu-
lado DE BoNAPARTE Y DE Eos BoR
BONES Y entro de lleno Ell ell campo
de la politica, siendo primero realista
puro, despues liberal y por tlltimo del
partido de eposicion a Luis Felipe.
En- 1886 vendio la propiedad de sus
MEMORIALS, con la reserva de que Sc
publicasen despues de su muerte, como
asi Sc hizo. a Mr2 T
Falleci6 ell cuatro de julio de 1848 y
sus cenizas fueron enterradas en- IL IS
3 8 u
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Fonda Restaurant y casa dormito-
rio. Exeslsnts ssrvieis sA eemida .
Ia earta.
FL Restaurant mas popular en- San
Juan pOr sus IsrviciOS , condiments
ei6n On IL eOmida.
TeI6fono 11s. Restaurant Cristo Fl
}. dormitorio Cristo II. PropistariO.
AdvL PATRICIo BLAsco.
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LAS ENFERNEDADEs DEL
HIGADo

Esta enfermedad Sc manifesto gene.
ralmente por una sensaci6n de pesadez,
incomodidad y dolor al costado derecho
del vientre debajo de las costillas. FL
rostro de los enfermos es amarillo, BIZ
lioso; las orinas nuy tehidas. Desde
que Sc empiezan a. sentir estos sfntomas
debe empezarse 81 tratamiento con 81
Arthri- Sci, para evitar que el NAL Sc
agrave.
En- todos los casos, Ell medicamento
por excelencia es el Arthri-Sel. De ven-
ia en- todas las farmacias, Agente Ge-
neral en- Puerto Rico. Juan A. Perez,
Allen 80, P. o. Box 425. San Juan. Advt
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para reconocer toda la importancia de
la obra realizada por ell vencedor de la
batalla del Marine. La guerra Sc deci-
dio al empezar: fue perdida canada
en- mil novecientos catorce, en- ell, Mar
ne.
Ell general frances, que consiguio en-.
tonces detener al enemigo, salvo verda-
deramente Francia. En- lugar de es-
tar apoyado por unos veinte aliados Sc
hallaba solo entonces, contra ell asalto
valeroso de todo un pueblo.
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Los AIemarss votan pOr Joffrs

La prensa de New York traduce 10
siguiente del periodico aleman "Berli-
ner Tageblatt':
''Nos es completamente indiferente
saber cual de los dos heroes de esta
guerra, Joffre Foch, debe llevar los
laureles de 'Francia; pero 81 nos colo
camos en- ell punto de vista documental,
no es necesario ser un critico militar
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A LOS DUENos DE AUTOS:

Tenemos pleas para todos loskcarros
que hay actbslhhnte en- el mercado. No
importa la hialkp. solicitelo a aeePAN-
zARDI RERAIR SHOP, sToPe3O, HA
TO REY, ri III Tenemos "trucks'' de
carga de una ruatro toneladas Y au-
tos de turisni0a de la marca que usted
Quiere, de segundo uso completamente
listos para entregar. Advt.
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PROFESSIONALS:

PROFESSIONAL:
Medico Abogado Ingeniero. 81 usted hombre
gressa desea aumentar nmero de centes anncie
an1ncese constantemente Para clio le brndamos
Sccion la cua od usted hacer que gurase nombre
unto al de los PROFESSIONALS mas presgosos acredados
de Puerto Rico No e usted aendbles ind
cacones? iPues apresrese envar Que ell p1
bco yea su nombre etras de mold todos los das
es muy mporane para used mo vaya fgurarse Ia gen.
te que usted no ejerce va! -sy8 i.s4F b las-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-15

LOS REcUERDos
F .
iRecuerdos encantadores
Del hOgar de mis- mayores!
Como el tempo, hermana mia,
Pasaba tranquilamentei
iOh pals, Sc mi algeria
Eternamente!
Nuestra madre idolatrada,
En- el shogar reclinada,
Estrechaba con encanto
Nuestros infantiles cueIlos,
Y besabamos en- tanto
Sus cabellos.
lie aeuerdas, hermana mia,
Del castillo. que lamia
EF riosque al pie pasaba!
iDe la vieja torre mora,
Ddnde ell bronco saludaba
a la aurora
De aquella amiga querida
compahera de mi vida,
Elena, que por el prado
Discurriendo su albedrio,
Llevaba el pecho apoyado
Sobre el miol
iQuien me volviera a mi Elena
Y aquella existencia amena
Que disfrutaba otro dfa!
Su reenerdo esta latente:
Mi hogar sera mi algeria
Etcrnamente!
vizconde de CHATEUBRIAND
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MEDICo- -cIRUJANo
DR. LUIS A. SALIVA

Medico Cirujano, farmaceutico. Bac-
teri6logo del Institute Rockefeller, Nue.
va York. Excatedratico de Bacteriolo-
gia de Ia Universidad de Puerto Rico.
aI,aboratorio d de Analisis Clinico y
Bacteriol6gico. Medicina General
Horas de consulta de a 10.A. N.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
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sEM111As DE cEBoIIA BERMUDA

Especialidad experimentada durante
veinte v tres amos consecutivos con bri
iRiart iiaanrte exito. Pianitas. semillas de Hor-
ticultura,, Flores,
De venta. Miguel 'Cloquell, Box 234,
Arecibo. .,,, Advt.
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So vende papel peri6dico viejo, {
s $50 quintaI.
Dirija sus pedidoss '.EL MUND0'+
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a LOS DUENOs DE AUTOMOBILES
"WNillEEys-knight lily KING Y Overland

Hemos sdo nombrados para la a de Puerto Rico como
dsrbudores de los AUTOMOBILES Willys Knight Over.
land Els nuestra intencon eteder todos los due1os
estos carros serco genuine tai venos pretando
los duenos de las plantas vectricas
torres "NoVo', y en- otras hneas mecancas. 4
Tenemo disposition los servicios del s Manuel Car
cia mecanco perto educado fabrica de la
Wllys- Overland Company. ai21
Nos ayudarian aerialmente todos duenos de autos
Wllys Knight" Overland, va la sa nos avisaran
de cualqera pieza de epuesto sevco que necesen
ra como amben cpaquier otra information que
nos Estamos preparando stas de pezas repuesos quiz
seramos saber 10 hemos de hacer fin que
de 'WiysK Knight Overland" quedv satisfecho de SUI
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lote de GRAND BE, cerca de Saiut-
Malto. 4
De sus trabajos poeticos entresac amos
el que sigue:
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

told myself as we faced each other fl the bandits cave-that I hau begun to doubt the pe-manency of mans love from my experience with my own hus- ban1i It was q strange freak oe chance that : should be forced to he- lieve in ideal love again-to believe that the love of man for a woman can last even until death--because a man I could not even respect heaped lis enduring devotion upon me,
 Ii war an unrequitted devotion. of the lind which all sentimental maid ems covet. knew as I looked into Hamilton Certeis' eyes that the mad rage of it was stilled for a time-but rever-never-the purpose to get in the end what he most desired
 With no greeting other than that melancholy glance. Dr. Certeis turned to Don Manuel and then to Katherine Miller.
 At last he bowed low before me and kissed my hand.
 "I come back-to your feet-irom the dead, Jeanne. The depths of the sea could not keep me from youi"
 It was a strained speech. crammed with his German sentimentality. 10
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

relieve the tension, spoke rapidly. carelessly..
 Jim. Jr.. and I agreed weeks ago that you were still alive. pr. Certeis. am consumed with curiosity. How did you escape? How did you get to land? Our boats hung over the sunk en submarine for hours that morning and did not bring you ashore." Certeis shook his head-his old bright smile curved his lips, his old easing glance shot from his eyes Some day l will give you the entire story. Jeanne It is too long to tell you now-and here. Next, you want
 to know, of course, why I am in this remarkable cavern? Let me answer that you have drawn me-as a magnet draws ironi'
 In spite of the intensity of his voice. was unafraid of him-in a mood I knew very we'll I knew we'll, also his love of luxury, and all things dainty and elegant. The walls of the ugly cave protected me like those or a con vent.
 But the menace of the morrow-of the daylight-caused my heart to stand still with terror I could see Katherine Miller smiling moclingly at me. as her escort took the northern trail through the mountains-while I watched her departure-left behind-to be carried off-to Certeis' newly furnished ha- cienda-
 And sent a great unspoizen can across the wilderness, If telepathy ever vibrated a message between two
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

tablespoons melted butter 1 tablespoon salt.
 2 teaspoons pepper.
 1 tablespoon minced onion. 1 tablespoon lemon juice
 2 teaspoons celery pepper. 3 teaspoons sage eff the family likes it).
 Water or milk to moisten. Mix ingredients with the hands to smooth mixture not too moist.
 Ginger Ale Salad 1 bottle ginger ale.
 Juice 1 lemon.
 A cup boiling water.
 1 cup white grapes.
 teaspoons sugar.
 tablespoons granulated gelatine- Dissolve gelatine in "A cup cold water. Remove seeds from grapes. Mix lemon juice. water and ginger ale and bring to a boil. Remove from fire and stir in gelatine. Let cool and add grapes. Turn into mold to become firm. Serve on a lettuce leaf with Q whipped cream salad dressing
 MarshmalIow Pudding z pound marshmallows- 1 cup cream.
 1 teaspoon vanilla.
 Is pound candied cherries or A cup sunshine cherries. 2-3 cup English walnuts. 2 tablespoons powdered sugar. Cut marshmallows in small pieces. Cut cherries and walnuts in pieces. Whip cream. add sugar and vanilla Fold in marshmallows, fruit and nuts Mould and chill. It is not necessary to use whipping cream this time of year. Table cream very cold ought to whip If it won't, interview your mi1kman.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

human beings, it was tested in that minute.
 Come Bobi" said in my mind-bu, not with my lips. Save me. Save your wifei Follow-follow-fol. the call that send you now."
 I think I should have fallen to the ground, so weakened was I by the in tensity of my emotion. must have turned white. for in a moment Don Manuel was before me with a glass of wine in his hand.
 We dtned-played cards-went through a conventional social routine not because any one of us enjoyed il. but because these outward interes, made shell to conceal the deep in- ner motives which consumed each of us.
 At last Katherine Miller and were alone in our own little den and went off to sleep for I knew that I was as to give me strength for the morrow. IF I were left behind--left to pr. Certeis' care-I would have to run away from the camp and hide in the wilderness.
 Before I went to sleep, sent one more telephathic message to my hus- band:
 .F'ollow-foIlow-the call that send you"
 Gro Be Continued)
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
HAVE YOU A DIRT CHUTE IN
 YOUR HOUSE?

The endeavor to tighten the house. Keepers work has become world wide Electricity has been a great factor yet little thought on the part of the home architect could accomplish almost as much
 Many aids in the way of dumb walters and clothes chutes are now considered as part of the equipment of the modern house. but a dirt or paper chute is not so well known, though it is most valuable work-a-day asset
 dirt or paper chute is simple Of construction In a closet centrally To- cated in the house build a step, rais- ing the floor some eight inches above the general floor level Have the front of the step sliding door which can be manipulated with the foot A large duster rises from the base ment to this door. which. of course. should be dust-proof. Into this chute can be swept all the dirt and dust of the house, paper, trash, etc. In fact anything that the housewife wants to get rid of can be dropped down this chute without even bending the back At certain intervals the chute can be cleaned out and the refuse destroyed.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
JUST JOKING

New Use For Quarantine Sign
 During an epidemic in a small south ern town every infected house was put under quarantine. After the disease had been checked, an old negress pro- tested vigorously when the health of ficers started to take down the sign on her house.
 Why, Auntie," exclaimed the offi- cer, why don't you want me to talk it down?"
 Well. sah." she answered. s'dey ain ben billcollectah neah dis house sence dat sign went up. You-alI let it alone."-Harpers Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
Economic, "
 Say Women In
 New Campaign

The cost of living is doomed.
 An army of women, 100000 strong, representing 10 national organizations, is prepared to fight it, under the di- rection of the savings division of the treasury department. From January 1 to April 1, a thrift campaign will be waged to persuade the women of the country to eliminate all unnecessary expense and to keep strict accounts of their expenditures.
 Ten Organizations
 The women'g organizations which will conduct the campaign are the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, General Federation of Women's Clubs. National League for Women's National Civic Federation. Association of College Alumnae Y. w. C. A., Ma tfonal Congress of Mothers and Par ent Teacher Associations, National Federation of Business and Profess sional Women's clubs, National Coun- Gil of Jewish Women, and National Catholic War Council.
 7o,0oo In Ono State
 An instance of the way the women are taking up tho work lies in the case of the one state of Illinois having TO- 900 women already enlisted for the fight The women's committee of the old State Council of Defense. is being reinstated for this campaign. and will work in connection with the federal under Major A A. Sprague. Mrs. Joseph T. Bowen of Chicago, has been named by Attorney General A. Mitch- ell Palmer. as permanent chairman of the Women's division of the state fair price commission.
 The women. according to Major Sfrague, will be able to wield an in.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

a small. but well-formed nose with slightly raised nostrils: we'll shaped ears. black eyes, slightly below the average in size and slightly less slanted than the eyes of the Chinese The eyebrows are notably placed far apart--further than with almost any other people. The hair is very black and coars SC. but shining.
 The Japanese woman's complexion is olive rather than yellow. and the skin of the body is almost as white with women of the Caucasian race. She is extremely short in stature.
 The Chinese Beauty
 Countess Hoey Stoker. wearing the conventional European evening dress
Arizona republican., 1919-12-31
E E 9 s 7f@
BEAUTIES o

The Mongolian type of beauty has been wholly unappreciated by the in habftants of the western hemisphere until quite recently. Even now it is not generally recognized, though with the unveIlIng of eastern women and the consequent greater liberty ac- corded them. enthusia asm for their beauty and accomplishments is grow ing in professional art circles
 The Japanese Beauty
 Madame 1alza Niura is a real Jap anese beauty and her charming. gentle lace having an appeal all its own.
 The chief physical characteristics of the Japanese woman of today is an accentuated flatness of the forehead.