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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.
CASH SALES,

CASH SALES.
C-.5cake- Dec Corn No. mixed
no. q-o-ed: No yellow not quoted.
OATS No white 81 SO s-4; No. 3
white .sg So i-:.
Pye Nc. l.5s4 1894
Barley !.454 1856.
Timothy $50 ~ 1850.
Clo-er 1000 /as.O0
Pork nominal.
POTATOES.
Chicago. Dec. 6.-Potatoes firm;
arrivals, 5s cars; northern whites,
sacked. s3.05@3.l5; bulk, 33.l56
$40: Idaho Russets sacked, $40:
Rurals, sacked. $3.25
PRODUCE.
Chicago. Dec. 6.-Eggs receipts
1898 cases: unchanged.
Poultry, alive. lower; springs, 90;
fowls, 16@ "a: turkeys. 80.
Butter lower: receipts, 3s7 cases;
creamery extras. II f-2; firsts, 500
So; seconds, 573 SO; standards, 81.
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PROVISIONS.
COTTON.

New York, Dec. s.-Cotton futures
closed easy; December, $3S.75; Janu-
airy. $3.50; March, $4,000; May,
$31.9c; July, $30.50.
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GRAND FORKS MARKETS.
Potatoes.
Ohio. per ih6 pounds. .323f
White. per 100 pounds. 20:
Cream.
Butterfat. per pound. ....... .1l
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ACrORS, FUND GROWS

! Chicago, Dec. 6.-The fund for sup
port of the Old Actors Home or
Staten Island today was enriched BY
$4,000 from five performances given
yesterday in Chicago. 3
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MARKET NEWS
South ST. PAUL.
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK.

South st. Paul, Mimi, Dec. 6.-Hog.
$780, 1870; bulk $1a@s1s.o5; pigs
$1O@$12.75.
Cattle receipts 100: killers steady
fat steers $6@$1750; cows and heif-
ers $6@$10.25; calves steady, SEQ
$16.25; stockers and feeders steady s.
@$12.
Sheep receipts 450; steady; lambs
s5@$16; wethers $50 $40; ewes $l.5o.
@$8.75.
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MONEY,

New York, Dec. 6.-Mercantile pa
per, s-4@6. Sterling sixty day bills.
3.s0'1-2; demand, 3.85; cables, 3.S6A.
Francs, demand. 1912; cables. 1870.
Lire demand, 1912; cables, 1870.
Marks, demand. 21O; cables, 2l5.
Government bonds irregular; rail-
rdad bonds irregular.
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NEW YORK.
STOCKS.


New York. Dec. 6.-oils. steels:
eoninments and motors represented
the heavy issues in today's brief stock
market session while motor speclalties
and food and tobacco shares repre-
sentcd, the firm to strong stocks. IN
m. main. however, trading consisted
Of the usual week lend settlement or
outstanding contracts. includlng moo
crate covering Of shorts. The coal
shortage and the Mexican SITUATION
were again factors TO the extent OF
limited proportions. Investment rams
and sugars were in active demand
later. The closing was firm. Sales
approximated 100000 shares.
The rally in oils. which featured
Yesterdays late operations in the
stock market. was not resumed at the
irregular opening of today's snort
session. Losses Of one to three and a
half points were made by the Leading
pe,roleums. with reactions approxl-
mating a point each in equipments.
feathers and Kindred specialties. Gen,
erai Motors were heavy, but motor
accessories, especially the rubber
group. were moderately strong. Rails
moved within contracted limits, ex-
oeptinc Norfolk and Western. which
gained l Ia points. Oils. notably
Mexican Petroleum, recovered part OF
their loss within the first half hour.
PROVISIONS.
New York. Dec. 6.-Butter steady:
receipts. 1850 tubs: creamery higher
than extras. 74@74 L.; extras
te2 score). IS T-2; firsts, 62@72 IL.
EGGS firm:i receipts, 6.224 cases;
fresh gathered extras. 1904; ditto.
extra firsts. ss@91; ditto, f1rsts. IS
q IS.
Cheese steady: receipts. $50 boxes;
state whole milk flats, current make
specials, 80 1909; ditto, average
run, 81 3-4@32; state whole milk
twins, current make specials, 81 IL
a 80: ditto, average rum, 81.
Poultry, alive, nominal; no prices
established; dressed, steady and un-
changed.
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February 22-Aggie Props
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Pueblo Steel Mills
Likely to Open
After Coal Strike

Pueblo, Nov Should the coal
strike be settled soon it is believed
that the Minnequa plant of the Colo
rado Fuel & Iron Company will re-
sumo the manufacture of steel. 1t is
generally believed that three-fourths
of the striking steel workers here
would return to work If the company
would open the plant. but the COM
pany, il is understood. has hesitated
on opening the plant because of the
uncertainty OF the coal strike. The
two smelters in Pueblo are in con-
tinued operation. They have not been
affected by the strike at the steel
plant. although both of them might be
forced to shut down temporarily II
the coal strike should continue long
and cut of the necessary amount of
coal.
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Marries Springs Girl


Colorado Springs, Nov. 7.-One of
the largest weddings OF the week took
place Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, when Miss Vera N. Gouker,
daughter or Mr.. and Mrs ]. Gouker,
and Eldon L. Maxwell, the son of Mr..
! and Mrs. NJ. A. Maxwell, were mar
ried. The impressive double-ring
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Claire L. Waite in the presence OF 125
friends and relatives. White chrys-
anthemums and evergreens decorated
the church.
Mrs. Maxwell wore wedding dress
of pale pink crepe dechine and carried
a brides bouquet of roses. She was
attended by Miss Edith Law as brides
maid, who also wore pale pink and
had as her bouquet, pink and white
roses. Two little flower girls in pink
frocks preceded the bridal party.
scattering rose leaves from an arm
basket. They were Bernice and Lois
Clark Robert Wilson served as best
man at the ceremony. 20 Promise
Me" was sung by Mrs. P. H. Edward
preceding the ceremony and Mrs. o.
P. Bottorff played Mendelssohn's
wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell both have
many friends in the Springs. having
attended the local schools. Mr.. Max
well was recently discharged from
army service with the Three Hundred
and Nineteenth Engineers, with which
division he as in France one year He
is now physical director in the Y NJ.
c. "A of Canon City, where the couple
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell be at home in
the Shaner apartments, 42O North
Fifth street
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120 Springs
Teachers Join
Labor Branch

Colorado Springs. Nov. AT
meeting held at the high school yes
terday. 12o members OF the teachin;
staff of the public schools of Colo
rado. Springs decided to form a
branch of the American Federation of
Teachers. which is affiliated with the
American Federation OF Labor. The
local branch will ask for a charter
and additional members are expected.
it was stated Only temporary Of
fers were elected, and it was an
nounced that neither the list of those
belonging nor the officers will be an
nounced at this time
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pound my husband wanted me to try it
I took il for week and felt little bet
Ter. kept itup for three uenths, and
! fee, fine and can eat anything now
without distress or nervousness Mrs
]. woRTHLINE. 2Si2 North Taylor St,
Philadelphia Pa
The majority of mothers nowadays
overdo, there are so many demands
upon their time and strength; the result
is invariably weakened, rundown.
nervous condition with headaches, back
ache, irritabihty and depression = and
soon more serious ailments develop.
1t is at such periods in life that Lydia E,
Firkham's Vegetable Compound will
restore a normal healthy condition. as
IL Gid 70 Mrs. Worth,ine
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w. NJ. CLARK IN
PUEBLO TODAY
What the Florence
Paradox Heard

Florence Paradox.
The Nushaft. so far as the produc-
ton of coal is concerned. IS down.
There were 90 men at work Tuesday
timbering and working at various
things in accordance with the agree.
ment by the men that no effort would
be made to stop the men from working
VINO ere necessary to keep the mine
in order and repair. Everything was
quiet and peaceful, the majority of
the miners were hunting or doing lit
tie repair jobs about their homes, etc.
Some of the men stated that they had
had a raise of but 81 per cent since
the last strike some years ago, and
that in the meantime, the cost OF liv-
ing had gone up as high as in some
cases 80 per cent, and in other cases
over 100 per cent. They even cite
the fact that coal to the consumer in
Florence has raised 100 per cent since
the last strike. and that everything
they have to buy has gone up away
in excess of the advance in the min
ers' wages.
One miner Ga home owner there) in
conversation with the correspondent.
said: Il see by the paper that John
ID. Rockefeller has given Sl0,000.000
to the Society for Medical Research
Why can't he be little more liberal
with us? We work all our lives in
the mine. but never acquire a compe-
tency. although We practically risk our
lives every day"
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place. salad another. fish another,
etc, and later the mayor presented
Mr.. Newell with the keys OF the city.
Two massive gold fac simile keys
had been prepared for the occasion
and these were presented to him with
the privilege of going to the city hail
and looking out of the window at Pixies
Peak. walk the streets and converse
with our citizens, etc.
1T was fun nd merriment all the
way through. and Newell is deeply re-
GREETING his early departure to the
Windy City. where the cold bleak
winds of Lake Michigan viii pierce
his marrow, while the intense and OBJ
tuse strangeness of=the endless ,hrong
grieyes his spirit and bores him with
the infinitesimal part of human ma
ture.
w. NJ. CLARK IN
PUEBLO TODAY
Manager W. n. Clark of the Arkan-
sas Valley Railway, Light e Power
Company. is business visitor in
Pueblo today.
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away.
REV. M'cREiGHT
RECEIVES FINE OFFER

Rev J. l.. McCreight. pastor of the
United Presbyterian church, has re-
celved a very fiattering offer from
the Boy Scout organization at Creston,
la. to come there and take charge of
the movement in that city at $500 a
year. Rev. McCreight is considering
the proposition. but has not decided
10 accept as yet because IL is ques-
ton with him whether he can do more
good for humanity in the ministry or
in the Boy Scout endeayor. Being a
true clergyman. the financial end is
a secondary consideration The peo-
pie OF Canon City who know Rev. Nc
creIght would regret TO have him
leave here. His excellent work In
the United Presbyterian church here
and the success he has made of his
endeavors at the Y. NJ. c. a. has
proved him the kind Of man Canon
City needs.
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PyrOlite Needs
More Houses

Florence, Nov. w. l. Reiter has
taken contract from H NJ. Fox to
consolidate two eight-room houses at
Pyrolite TO be used as one large
boarding house. The housing accom-
modations at the Victor-American
Fuel Company's camp has become a
serious problem since the coal strike.
for the mine has a larger force than
ever employed Many of tine new
men are from Coal Greek and Rock
vale
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CHAMBER OF COMM ERCE
OUT OF COAL BUSINESS

The Chamber OF Commerce has
turned the coal business over to the
coal dealers again, the latter having
been able to cope with the situation
again. During the coal famine days
the chamber took orders for and deliv-
cred ton on hand in Canon City and
vicinity. The last OF the supply of
coal which the chamber had accumu-
lated for the needy was disposed of
today. Hereafter the chamber will
not handle coal orders unless an emer-
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SHINY AAA0~S Va N@Ao
time. i went to q
doctor and he said
! had nervous indi-
gesion, which ad-
ued to my weak
condition KEEP me
worrying most Of
the time and he
said if / could not
stop that, l could
not get well. l
heard somuchabout
Lydia E. Pinkham's s
Vanatahle Corr,-
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Napoleon,s Faith In Diamond.

Napoleon had large diamond set
In the hilt OF the sword he wore ut his
wedding with the fauiaus Josephine.
for he believed that the gem would
bring him good fortune,
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eency should arise again
FORMER CANON GIRL
GOES TO THE COAST

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Hanson. en-
route from New Lexington. o.. TO
Long Beach, Cal, passed through this
city on train No. on the ID. & r, g.
a day or Two ago. Mrs. Hanson was
formerly Miss Elma Elliott of this
city. and Mrs. NJ. A. Elliott. her
mother, with n sister and brother
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RUpp FAMILY MOVE
TO STOCKTON, CAL.

Anson Rudd has written friends
here that he and his family have re-
moved from Reno. New, to Stockton.
Cal, where he has been given large
OF large territory for the woodmen
Of the World.
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OLD CRIPPLE CREEK
ROAD BEING REPAIRED

Charlie Canterbury and large
force Of men have been repairing the
old Cripple Creek road from the Tel
Ter county line TO Cripple Creek. The
road has been in bad shape for some
time
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AcKLEBElN BACK
ON THE JOB

Gilbert Aokeibein. who has been a
sufferer from tonsiiities. has recov-
cred and is back at his work at the
Y. NJ c. A.. and is attending his
school duties again. He expects to
be in the lineup OF Canon City high
school against Central High a,
p,,abio naxt Saturday
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Sixty-Six Trains
Chicago Territory
Are Cancelled
tBy United Pre.S.1

Chicago. Nov. 7.-Sixty-six passen-
ger trains have been cancelled in this
territory in order TO help relieve the
coal situation caused by the strike.
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=. c. e. VESSEL
KILLED IN WYOMING

=. c. E. Vessel. formerly manager
OF the Arkansas Valley Electric Com
pany of Florence. was accidentally
killed at Rawiins. wyo. Friday. ac-
eording TO a message received by ]. ID.
Stewart. secretady OF the Florence
Elks' lodge No particulars had been
received up to noon TO day
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PROF. DRAKE HOME
FROM PUEBLO MEET

Prof o. b. Drake. superintendent of
the Canon City schools. returned Fri
day night along with many OF the
teachers from the Teachers Educa-
tional Conference held in Pueblo the
latter days of the week
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BUILDING AN ADDITION
TO THE BRICK PLANT

The Jewett Fire Brick Company Is
building an addition to fits plant on
South Eleventh. street.
MRS. KEYS AND SON
HAVE HAD ToNsILiTis
Mrs. Charles Keys and son. Charlie,
who have been sufferers from tonsil-
iiis the past week or so. are reported
20 be much improved.
WILL LEAVE THIS
EVENING FOR NEW MEXICO
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. II. Ahart expect
10 leave this evening for Maxwell. y.
NJ. for wek on business.
JONES BUY LOT
ON MAIN STREET
l.. A. Jones and Maurice Jones have
purchased the lot on Main street, Just
east OF the Christian Science church,
JUDGE scHWsiGERT
SPENT FRIDAY HERE
JUDGE 7. q Schweigert of Denver ar
rived here Thursday night and spent
Friday en- route TO Glenwood Springs
where he will attend court Monday.
HERE FROM
WEsTcLIFFE FRIDAY
Gen. John t. McNeeley OF West.
ciiffe was here on business yesterday.
OPERATED ON FOR
APPENDICITIS TODAY
Miss Clara Messenger was operated
on at the Graves hospital for appen-
dIcitis this morning and Is reported
getting along nicely.
TO SPEND WEEKEND
IN THE STEEL CITY
Gilbert Ackelbein left this morninq
for Pueblo to spend the weekend.
ATTENDED, CONFERENCE
IN COLORADO SPRINGS
u w Carter and the Rev. Guy #
Eonkei attended an evanpelistfc con
ference for the Colorado Springs dis
trict Methodist Episcopal church al
Colorado SPRINGS yesterday.
~hpT. RocKAFELLoW LEAVES
MONDAY FOR NEW YORK
Cant. II. r, RockafeiIow will leavs
Monday for New York city to attend
the annual meeting of the Rockafei-
low Association,
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MR.. AND MRS. BERNSTEIN
MAKE VISIT TO CANON CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bernstein OF Olney
Springs. Colo. are visiting Canon City
friends today. Mrs. Bernstein had
wisdom tooth extracted in Pueblo
the first of the week. and 1t has been
giving her great deal of trouble
ever since. The suffering has some
what spoiled her visit here. Joe
Bernstein. who as formerly proprietor
of the Fremont Garage here. is nov
in the fruit business and has shipped
rs cars of apples out of the olney
Springs district the past month or six
nte
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FLORENCE ELkS TO
GIVE DANCING PARTY

Florence, Nov. s.-The entertain
ment committee of the Elks has ar
ranged for dancing party to be held
at the home next Friday evening. No
vember IA. and invitations will be
sent out early next week for the af-
fair. Like all Elk affairs. no ex-
pense will be spared in making the
evening an enjoyable one for the
guests. The music will be provided
by the Harris six-piece orchestra of
Grand Junction. musical organiza-
tion that is employed for all Elk
dances in the Grand Junction district.
and one that comes very highly recon-
mended by members of the order in
other localities. w. ]. Guard OF the
Pueblo lodge No. 30. soloist of abil-
ity. will sing during the evening. The
orchestra will feature the trap play
ing of Happy" Harris and the from
bone work of Hayden Simpson.
L. r. COLLINS GETS $4,000
LBS. OF APPLES FROM ORCHARD
l.. +. Collins has just completed the
harvest os his five-acre tract on Park
Center and gathered and sold $4,000
pounds of bulk apples at the highest
market price. making the proceeds
from the crop this year very satisfac-
tory. In addition to the apple crop,
alfalfa and small fruits sweiled the
revenue for the year. Mr.. Collins
has used great care and utilized the
most modern methods In oultivatinI
this tract. and the results have proved
that his plan is right.
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pabb OF Denver.
WILL SPEND WINTER
WITH SISTER HERE

Miss Olive Hardin Of Rochester,
Ind. arrived here today TO spend the
winter with Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cop
len. 500 College avenue. Miss Hardin
and Miss Coplen are sisters.
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LEE bEAUVAIS GETS
A BAD BUMP

4 messenger boy accidentally ran
into Lee J. Beauvais on Main street
Wednesday night and he was knocked
unconscious for a few moments. After
wards he drove to his home in Pueblo
and WAS confined to his bed for day
or two because of the shocks and bad
hriiiSps
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A. PAGE INSTAllS
CRISPETTE MACHINE

A PAGE of the Wardrobe has in
stalled -Crispette" machine for the
manufacture of the famous popcorn
confection. The machine is manu-
factured by the Long "Crispette"
Company. and is thoroughly sanitary.
The popcorn used by Mr.. Page Is
home-grow and of the largest best
variety The other ingredients used
in the manufacture of "Crispeiie"
are the best of New Orleans molasses,
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THIS WEAK,
NERVOUS MOTHER
Tells How Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
Restored Her Health.

Philadelphia. Pal was very weak.
always tired. my back ached. and ! felt
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THE MISSES WEIlAND
HERE FOR WINTER

The Misses weiland OF Eagle Grove
Ia. have come to Canon City for ih'
winter and are located at 7oe Rive
street.
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COL. EoMUNDS is
ORDERED TO GALLUP

Col X. b. Edmunds was ordered to
Gallup, n. NJ. on strike duty with
the Eighth cavalry from Fort Bliss.
and Mrs. Myra b. Sheriff. of this city
left today for Fort Bliss to be with
her daughter while the colonel Is
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L. J. LlTZ RETURNS
FROM DENVER
DR.. J. WEST SMITH
AND FAMILY HERE

DR.. ]. West Smith and family Of
Caliente. New. are visiting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Cowan.
DR. Smith is an uncle of Mrs. Cowan.
He and his family have been visiting
in Kansas. DR.. Smith is assistant
surgeon of the Los Angeles & Salt
Lake railroad at Caliente. He is a
brother of the late w. E. Smith, who
dfai mt Inrv
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EN- IA ERSoNs ARE
MOVING TO-DAY

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Emmerson and
family are moving today from the
place on Pike avenue where they have
lived for several years. to the Van
Patten home. SIS Hazel avenue. which
they recently purchased
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MISS NJ M'MflIRN WILL
MAKE HOME WITH SISTER

Miss Alice Mcmillan OF culteryille.
III, has arrived in Canon City and will
make her home for the winter with
her sister. Mrs. r. J. Craig and fam.
tl.s
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RED CROSS COUNTY NURSE
TO ARRIVE ON MONDAY

Miss Ella Wesenberg. recently OF
the Detroit department OF health. has
arrived in Denver and will report in
Canon City Monday next for duty in
Fremont county as Red Cross nqrse
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DR.. AND MRS. oRENDoRFF
ARE GIVEN A SURPRISE

DIR. and Mrs. Otis Orendorff were
given surprise by DIR. and Mrs. r.
4. Holmes, DIR. and Mrs. Z. c. Webb
and Rev. and Mrs. Don Frank Fem at
their home. 419 Macon avenue, on
their return from the movie" show
last Wednesday night. During their
absence at the theater the self-invited
visitors succeeded in entering their
house and taking possession. This
was accomplished by one of their
number placing ladder against the
raiIIng or the veranda and climbing
to one of the upper windows and Sc
curing an entrance to the house. Aft
erwards 1t was ct easy matter to
open the door on the lower floor from
the inside and permit the other mem
bers of the party to enter. They
took with them a generous supply of
good things to eat" and a sort of
banquet was served on the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orendorff from the
show. 1t was an informal. but thor
oughly delightful AFFAIR in all re-
spects. 1t was in celebration of DIR.
Orendorff's birthday anniversary.
L. J. LITz RETURNS
FROM DENVER
l. ]. Litz was a business visitor in
Denver this week Mr.. Litz has
started an automobile repair shop on
Fifth street. next to the Market Bas-
ket grocery. and went to Denver for
the purpose of buying equipment for
his shop. When this equipment ar
rives the shop Will be one Of the best
euipped In this community to repair
any make or model of automobile.
Mr.. Litz is an expert automobile re-
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DIAMOND FIRE BRICK
GETS NEW WATER SUPPLY

The Diamond Fire Brick Company
of South Ninih street has recently
connected up with the South Canon
.resaua
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LOCAL MEN ATTEND
TRIAL AT DENVER

p. II. Troutman. d. W Ross. T NJ.
Harding and Frank Wright went 10
Denver the first of the week to attend
court matters occupying their atten-
tion. They are expected home this
evening.
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PUEsloAN ARRESTED ON
BEATING BOARD BILL CHARGE

Jerry keating OF Pueblo was arrest
ed today by Sheriff Newcomo at the
instance of the Pueblo police who
want him ON a charge Of beating a
board bill Keating was working at
the Royal Gorge hotel when arrested
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SHIPMENT OF SUGAR
eEETS FOR ROCKY FORD

Farmers OF the Orchard Park dis
,rict loaded a car of sugar beets for
Rocky Ford yesterday.