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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21
EXCELLENT CAST SUPPORTS
STAR IN THE FEAR WOMAN :

Capital acting opportunities are Of
fered not only Pauline Frederick but
every one associated with her in "The
Fear Woman" which comes to the
Grand Theatre, Tuesday, August 10:
The star herself is seen in a role OF
uncommon power and appeal as Helen
Winthrop, girl who is racked with
fear lest her fathers weakness for
drink may manifest itself in her and
destroy the happiness of the man she
loves. ~
Sharing interest with Miss Freder-
erick is Milton Stills, now a full-fedg-
ed Goldwyn favorite since his support
of Geraldine Farrar in "The He'll Cat"
"Shadows," and "The Stronger Vow,
Excellent scope is given him as Robert
Craig, the lawyer whose calm reason
and understanding seek to convince
his fear-driven finance that nothing
that might happen could change his
his faith in her. -
Emmett King as Miss Frederick's
father makes his first appearance in
Goldwyn pictures. His sound training
extending over period of many years
in support of the foremost stage stars
guarantees an interesting and salts
flying performance in "The Fear Wo-
In Harry S. NortRrup, Miss Freder-
lex finds veteran aide whose exper-
fence on the screen is fully as extern
sive as any player before the public.
He plays an ungrateful role, ofcourse,
in a way calculated to acquaint audi
ences anew with his villainy and at
the same time crafty those who ap-
preciate his technical skill. "The
Fear Woman" by the way, is hi s217th
screen assignment.
AS fitting foil to Miss Frederick's
dark beauty Beverly Travers plays
the part of her ind:screet friend, her
fairness of face and skin throwing in
to sharp relief the stars brunette
loneliness. Miss Tr3vers is a COM
parative newcomer to the screen, but
her acting in "The Fear Woman"
gives her the sort of opportunity that
promises quick recognition.
Walter HERS, not often found in a
strictly dramatic production, plays a
role entirely in keeping with his droll
peronality His many scenes with
Miss Frederick are replete with those
moments which he knows SO we'll how
to handle. Lydia Yeamans Titus,
identified with the stage for years,
contributes an amusing character
study, and Ernest Paspue also as
sumes an important role.
Also an amusing comedy, Charlie
Chaplin in Sunnysitae. 1s
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

Press kilograms state that Emperor
Charles of Austria, wants the Hun
garian throne. There is nothing like
asking for what you want whether you
get it or not, but if Friend Charles
fails in getting the Hungarian throne
he can come to North Dakota next
summer and pick up one at Bismarck
mighty reasonable. There will be a
lob lot of thrones for sale in North
Dakota or to give away in less than
wear from now.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

Judging by some of he extreme
styles one meets up with nowadays,
the lady who does stunts on the ira
peze in the circus is overdressed.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

The nonpartisan press, particularly
the Fargo daily is pointing out that
contrary to expressed opinions of the
opposition press there was no demand
for $40 per day wages by the men
who came to work in the harvest
fields, consequently another campaign
lie was nailed to the cross. The C. N.
said a mouthful but it did not as US
ual give the reason. The Lord happen
ed to be on the side of the nonpartis-
ans this time for the first time. In
Montana there was a failure of crop,
practically, the Canadian provinces
are droughted out, in western North
Dakota there was a partial failure of
crop, as a consequence hundreds of
workingmen from these sections have
flooded the state and there has been
ten men for every job. Thas is the
answer and the Courier-News knows
II
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

4 A woman's will always prevails, un-
less she is rich enough for the lawyers
to break it after she is dead.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

It is said that only 6,0O0,000 Amer
leans carry life insurance. G'wan!
There is that many agents.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

o wad some power the giftie gle US
to see the bill collector before he sees
us. -.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21
BUY W. Z. H.

The libel suit of Henry Ford against
the Chicago Tribune, which has been
before jury for the past three
months, eliminated yesterday by the
jury bringing in verdict for Mr..
Ford for six cents. It took nine bal
lots for the jury to decide this million
dollar libel suit but evidently from
the size of the verdict they did not
think Mr.. Ford had been damaged
very badly. However, the manufac-
turer of the jitney processes to be
greatly pleased at the verdict claiming
vindication, while the newspaper
publishers are equally tickled at the
outcome. There is nothing like being
we'll satisfied with what you get.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-21

President Wilson has for the second
time vetoed the daylight saving re-
peal bill. It is said that president
seldom vetoes the same bill more than
once after congress has passed it; Mr..
Wilson is consistent to say the least,
but we believe he was unwise in We
toing the bill, at that.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
REMOVE SMUT BALLS
BEFORE TREATING SEEDS

One of the most common smuts in
Colorado is bunt or .stinking smut OF
wheat" says DIR. w. w. Robbins OF
the Colorado Agricultural College. 1T
has the habit of forming so-ca led
smut balls These are rather solid
masses of smut which may be entirely
covered with the grain coat and thus
escape attention. In treating wheat
affected with bunt with formaldehyde
solution. the fumes OF fo-maldehyde
may not penet ate to the center of the
smut ball AS consequence. some
of the sT~ut balls may carry viabie
spores into the ground although the
seed was trea ed. Consequently
pains must be taken to remove all
smut balls before treating with formal
dehyde solution. Their removal may
be accomplish by thorough tanning
or by floating the gra'n out in water or
fo-maldehyte solution and skimming
on the smut balls.-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
CANON CITY HIGH SCHOOL
LOSES TO CENTENNIAL

Centennial High School of Pueblo
took Saturday nights basketball game
from Canon City High School at the
local gymnasium by the score of 40
to 21- This is the second sgame that
Centennial has grabbed from the local
apple pickers" this season Though
the score was a one sided one. the
game was interesting throughout. and
held the attention of the spectators
The Pueblo Qintet is a sc-appy bunch
OF PLAYERS and out after every adyan-
tage to be gained. The locals. while
they are a speedy aggregation. were
not the equals of The visiting team.
Canon City presen ed for q lineup
Lewis. Ackiebein. Pau SON. Sharman.
Parks. Holiday and Merriam. while
CentenniaIs players were Peterson.
Mcneil. Fqorman. McQuai. Stevenson
and w. Stevenson. A. ]. Zimmerman
refereed the game
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Monday
iRMA EMLEY DOWN

iHMA EMlEY DOWN
WITH INFLUENZA
Miss Irma Emley Of Tenth street
and Whippie avenue. daughter of
Char'es Emiey. is sick at~her home
with the inuenza-
ABLE TO BE OUT
AFTER THE INFLUENZA
Mrs Louis Hemmerie. SIS River
street and daughter Frances. who
have been couflned to their home with
an attack Of the influenza. are able
to be out again
SCHOOL TEACHER A
VICTIM OF INFLUENZA
Miss Reta Trout. teacher at the
Washington school building. is con-
fined to her home with an attack OF
Influenza.
PENRosE COMMITTEE
TO DEFEND RAILROAD
E. p. Olmstead. Rev. Kerry and D.
ID. Bowman with c. E Oatman. alter
nate of Penrose. will represent the
people OF Beaver Park at the hearing
of the b. P. q N. railway before the
public utilities commission of Colo
AaaO oh <ARAh II 10 44itG tihtAt
that the road will continue to run for
this season at least.
BACK TO BUSINESS
AFTER ILLNESS WITH FLU
J. R. Quinn. OF the ]. R. Quinn &
Co. Is at his place OF business this
morning, having recovered sufficiently
from an attack of the '.flu.' His son.
Lawrence. who also had case OF
the prevailing maiady. Is reported to
be getting along in good shape.
HAS RECOVERED FROM
HIS RECENT ILLNESS
John b. France of 20s North Fif-
teenth street has recovered from his
recent sickness and Is now putting the
orchard of c. f. Pressey. Orchard
Park. in hrstclass shape.
RALPH WANN OUT
AND AROUND AGAIN
Ralph wann. who has been III with
Influenza at his home. sS1 Greenwood
avenue. has sufficiently recovered to
be out again. Ed Carey and Mr.
Fligg, all OF the wann Motor Com
pany. ase also on the job again after
the usual siege.
WAS \ MECCA FOR
FlSHkRMgN aUNoAv
Seiss' lako vas the mecca for the
flshermen Of this locality Sunday. The
place WAS thronged al day with disci-
PIES Of IsaAs Walton. and many OF
them caught their HINT of black bass.
which : AVE pounds WAlter Peck
and Bert Ellis vas among these.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
MRS. RUTH RoMIo
DEAD AT TOPEKA. KAN.

The Topeka (Kan) Capitol OF re-
cent date. contains notice OF the
death OF Mrs Ruth Romig. former
weil-known and highly esteemed resi-
dent of this city. II says:
Mrs Ruth Romig. aged 4s years.
died at her home. 1929 West Fifteenth
street. yesterday afternoon. She
was the Oldest daughter OF Rev. John
H, Fazel. scout commissioner for To-
peka. and is survived by six chiid,en-
They are Ivan Romig Of Helena. Mont.
Ruth Pearl, Frederick. Clarence and
winhe'd. all OF Topeka. Two ststsrs
of Mrs. Romlg also survive. one Of
whom. Mrs n J. Lemperneaa. hves
In Topeka The other. Mrs. x. C..
Miller. resides At MarfA. Tex The
funeral arrangements have not yee
been annonced--
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WILL vssir RELArivEs
At oL&Nvvooo

WILL VAR RELATIVES Il.
At oLGNvvooo SPRINGS
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons. 72l Nortl
Fifth site {, lef: yesterday for few
days Wait with re atives at Gienwoot
AcApEmY c,RLs AaE
PicNfckfNc TcpA'
The students Of Mt. st Sch0.astica's
Academy. who have been on retreat
since last Sunday until this mo ming
had day on today and enjoyed 1t in
the hills near the skylyine.
BANDING TREES FOR
THE. COOLING MOTH
Banding the trunks and larger
limbs OF apple trees with strips OF
c 9th has been practiced extensively
in some parts or the country for tine
control OF the codlfng moth. This
method consists in fastening band
of cloth around the trunk OF the tree
rom which the loose bark has been
removed Usually a band. made from
burlap. from four to eight inches in
width. folded to three fhicknesses, !
used. The codling moth larvae. or
worms. crawl beneath the band to
form their cocoors and should be de-
stroyed by hand at intervals of 10
daye throughout the season.
TWO MuRoERERs AWAIT
DEATH IN CANON CITY CELLS
For the first time in many months
the death cells at the Co orado state
penitentiary are occupied. there being
two condemned men awaiting the cx-
ecution Of the death penalty in June
Crux Romero. Mexican. sentenced
from Garfield county for murder. is
condemned to be hung during the
week beginning June %.
Clifford sproule. coiored. from
Pueblo. Is under sentence to be ex-
ectsted during the week beginning
June 2S.
Both men are guarded constantly
by special watch. Once a day they
are taken into the open air for an
hour for exercise. but are not permit
ted to assemble with other pr soners.
Warden lyman thinks lie very i'm
probable that the death sentence will
be carried out as early as June in
either instance. as each case will
have to bereviewed by the supreme
court. and that hya take upyards OF
year.
Both men seem 10 accept their fate
with stoica: indifference.
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5 THE GUEST OF HER
PARENTS AND DAucHTE7

- The GUEST OF HER
PARENTS AND DAUGHTER
Mrs s. r. Francis Of Divide. Colo
5 visiting he- daughter, Ear,ean, an
her parsnts. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Dake
East Canon. Ear.ean is stay:n-
7ifi he grrnd3a ents SO that she car
AVE Il e advantage OF the Cancn City
schools
REV. r. Nj HENNEssy
HOME FROM DENVER
Rev R. NJ. Hennessy. c. NJ. Chaplain
|of Mt St Scholastica's Academy ar
rived home Friday from week spent
in Denver, having taken advantage of
the presence of Father Scnimpf, 8. j.,
who conducted the academy retreat.
to take little vacation.
DIED IN CALIFORNIA
THIS MORNING
Mrs. Lucinda Harvey for many years
a resident at 1112 South Eighth street,
South Canon, died at San Diego, Cal
iforn.a. at 1910 o'clock this morning
after lingering illness. according to
a telegram received here at noon to-
day. Mrs. J. F. Murray. daughter OF
the deceased, was with her when the
end came
Mrs. Harvey went to San Diego a
couple of months ago in the hope that
the change woul benefit her health,
but in this she was mistaken. She
leaves four children here. Frank Har-l
vey. Leonard Harvey, James Harvey
and Miss Mary Harvey. Mrs Harvey
was aged So years. The body will be
brought to Canon City for burial. An
lnouncement of the funeral win be
made later.
TO KILL SPROUTS
ON THE STuMPs
The Australian Forserty Jou, nal is
authority for the following method of
Kill ing sprouts which persist in grow
ing from stumps after the removal of
trees. The method. it is claimed. is
effective:
Procure one pound of arsenic. one
pound of washing soda or one-half
pound of caustic soda. one-haif pound
OF whiting and four gallons of water.
AAoHOhsC tLS oodG tCetltA 1otIlj N q
convenient amount of water. using
heat. IL desirable. to assist and hasten
it: then slowly add the arsenic. pre-
viously made into thin paste stirring
all the time; place on strong fi-e
and after it has come to boil. low
It to remain boil 'ng fo- at least half
an hour; stir from time to time. and
be careful TO stand away from the
fumes. which are poisonous and apt to
cause sickness II is advisable to do
this o.ling out doors When the ar
senic is thoroughly dissolved. the so
luton may be made up to the re-
quired bulk by adding the remainder
of the water. either hot or cold The
whiting is added merely to serve as
an indicator of the trees treated. as
It turns white on drying"
Although The sprouts can be killed
at any season OF the year with this
poison. the best resu is are obtained
by using il in the winter months
W. ]. Morrill,. state forestery. Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. Fort Col
line. Colo.
Mrs T. A Fe'ton of SIS Macon ave
nue. is confined to her home iweh an
attack of the influenza.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-03
sRooks,pE FAMILY

sRooksipE FAMILY
I'LL WITH THE sF'-u~
JOHN T.ipp;s. manage OF ths Erook-
side mine. and his w,-o,e family are
own with tee influenza at their Zone
n E ocksi6e
VAS GUEST OF
MRS. HuTcHiNs SUNDAY
Miss N nnie Snyder OF Preblo was
a guest OF Mrs Hutch'ns OF No tn
Fourth street for the weekend. y
WILL LOCATE IN PUEBLO
IN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
Cecil Hende son. who has acquired
the Southern Colorado territory for
the Oldsmobile with headquarters in
Pueblo, has leased the former Stude-
baker garage in that city. This gar
age is located on SIXTH street, between
Main and Santa Fe, and is one OF the
finest in the state A. T. fowler will
become office manager in Pueblo.
This week Henderson has sold the
following Oldsmobiles: Joe SchmalI
and Joe Ho' ak. Brookside, light SKIES:
Tony Singarelli. Coal Creek: DIR.
Webb. light six: Mr.. Thomas. Bear
Gulch: Tom Easton. seven passenger
Eight.
Mr Easton has taken over the
agency for the Goa camps and has or
de ed a carload of four O'dsmobiles.
MORE VICTIMS OF INFLUENZA
Mrs. George Trout and two children
are quite i'll at their home ON South
Ninth street with 'fu-.
VERY ILL WITH PNEUMONIA
Mrs. Carl Zengle OF Florence. Colo.
but formerly a Canon City resident has
been suffering for week with severe
attack of pneumonia developed from
influenza. Her condition yesterday
and today is reported very serious.
HERE FROM COLORADO
SPRINGS ON BUSINESS
H H. Collins of Colorado Springs.
is ehre on few days business trip and
is the guest OF his brother-in-law and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bowler.
on North Eighth St
MoToREp TO PUEBLO
EN- RouTE'To OKLAHOMA
Ms. J. T. Coleman. 931 Rudd ave
nue.. and son, Russell motto ed to
Pueblo last week After spending
day there Mr. Coleman reilrued to
Canon City. and Mrs Co eman went
on. to oklshoma City. Okla, where she
viii visit for couple of weeks with
her sister
wiLLiAR FELTON,
BACK IN THE STATES
Word was received here by Mrs W.
b FELTON, that her son, Willard B.
-elton. who left February %. 1919, on
a cruise tip overseas retu red OF
Newport News. Va. March IL. on'the
F inland. bringing over pood portion
Of the Twenty-;hihrd division @Mr-
FELTON, mas been in the navy for the
east six months, and after making
this trip and landing at Hoboken, N
J 4. he will receive his commission as
ensign
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Saturday
VISITS IN CANON
IS SEEKING A PLACE


OF HAeirATioN
Walter E Herbert and son. Frank
lin. OF Colorado Springs are in town
looking for place to live Mr. Her
bert is in the employ OF the Santa Fe
and Is going to locate here perman-
entity
MRS. HiNMAN rs
VISITING IN GREELEY
Mrs Roy Hinman and little son.
Roy. Jr-- Is enjoying a visit In Gree
ley, Colo. with Miss Helen Under
wood
GOING TO ARKANSAS
TO VISIT FATHER
Mrs. Frances Arthur is planning to
leave for Arkansas next week to spend
quite a little time visiting her fa,her.
ARE ENTERTAINING THEIR
DAuchTEH FROM cREEDE
Col and Mrs. G. T. Croxier OF East
Canon are receiving visit from their
daughter. Mrs julius Henry and her
Chi d from Creede. Colo.
COUNTY PEST INSPECTOR
rs ON THE JOB
william Yetter of the State Agri-
cultural College. is acting as county
pest Inspector for the Ieaf-roller He
is assisting the various fruit men. in
spraying their trees.
GUESTS AT EWEll
HOME HAVE INFLUENZA
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Servy and Mr.
Ewell. father of Mrs. Servy. are suf-
fering from influenza The Servys
have been guests at the Eweil home
for some time.
ATTENDED BUSINESS
CONFERENCE AT PUEBLO
Miss Mid. ed Davis. local manager
for the Western Union Telegraph
Company. vent to Pueblo to attend
a conference OF the district managers
and officials OF the company.
LEILA DICKINSON ON
LIST or "Flu- SUFFERERS
Miss Leila Dickinson OF 7sl Green
wood avenue. one of the teachers at
the Wash ngton school. is III with in
fiuenxa at her home
IS coNvAIEsciNo
FROM INFLUENZA
Mrs. John Inning. who has been a
.tiu" sufferer. is reported to be con
va escing nicely.
RETURNED FROM VISIT
TO FORT COLLINS
Miss Lsora Covrin. who has been
spending two veeks A the guest OF
her brother. *" corrin, studsnt Al
co'orado State College At Fort Col
lins. rstufaed last nixht She also
srent = 1eW days II Denver with
frieads . soute 70 canoa City.
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farmers in this locality are anxious
to raise tomatoes at the price Of 81
u ton, VII ch is being offered this
years by the Kuner Pickle Company.
is evidenced by the fact that agents
OF that company WHO started out r.
sign contracts 10 125 acres IN the
Platteville distyict, secured liz acres
the first day they we've at work. Il
Is now p obable that this acreage will
be increased in order to give ell a
chance who desire to raise tomatoes
for The factory at Lupton.
ARRIVES SAFELY
II IN NEW YORK
r Mrs. David Ringle of East Main
street received a message yesterday
of the safe arrival of her son. David.
Jr.. at New York from overseas He
belongs to the Thirty-seventh Engi-
neers. Company A. and was with the
exped.tionary forces in Frances
HAS RECOVERED FROM
ATTACK OF Ia GRIPPE
J. H. Frey. OF Frey & Collins has
recovered from his attack of the la
grippe and exrects to be able to re
tn to his duties at the store Monday.
GETTING ALONG NICELY
AFTER AN OPERATION
Little Paul Collins. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs l. F Collins. is reported TO be
getting along in splendid shape after
his operation fo- appendicitis.
GUESTS OF PARENTS IN
THE SMOKY CITY
Mrs. B. c. Hummel and children are
spending the weekend in Pueblo. Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H F.
Row'ey. and other relatives.
POSSESSES A RELIC
OF THE STONE AGE
Dudley Van Ruskirk is in town from
his ranch on wilson creek. Sometime
ago Dud found on his ranch at Cortez.
Colo. a household utensil used by
the Clif DweIle-s of the stone age or
Whereabouts The museum at Denver
has a similar one on exhibition. and
these two are thought to be tho only
ones thus far found. II is quite a
curiosity.
HOUSE GUESTS IT
THE HOUlE HOME
Mr.. and Mrs George Howard of the
Wet Mountain valley. are in town and
are guests at the Richard Houle
home on Washington avenue. Lincoln
Park. They expect to return home
this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
anticipate going to England in the
near future to make their permanent
home
PUEBLO PRIEST
VISITS IN CANON
Rev. Father Walters. President of st
Benedict's college in Pueblo. and
parish priest of St Lenders in East
Pueblo. was visitor in Canon City
Friday while on his way to Leadville
He stopped over here. having come
down from Cripple Creek on the stage
rs ENTERTAINING
GUEST FROM lEADvILLE
Miss B. E Morgan of Leadville is
the guest of Miss Miiiicent Stacy at
the Greenwood
HAVE RETURNED FROM
a VISIT TO GREELEY
Mrs. Roy Hfnman and little son.
Royal. who have been visiting with
relatives in Greeley for the past week.
returned Wednesday.