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TURKS CONDEMN TWO TO DIE

Constantinople, July 11.-Enver Pasha. Talaat Bey, and Djemal Pa sha, the leaders of the Turkish gov ernment during the war, were con- demned to death today by Turkish court martial Investigating the con duct of the Turkish government dur ing the war period.
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A. c. TOwnley and Jos. Gilbert Are
 Declared Guilty

Jackson, Minn., July 12.-The jury in the trial of President A. c. Town icy and Joseph Gilbert. of the Non Partisan league late tonight found the defendants guilty of the charge of conspiracy to teach disloyalty, in violation o ftke Minnesota law.
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VERMONT ELFCTROCUTES MUIR
 DERER

Windsor, Vt.. July 12.-George Warner was electrocuted at the state prison here today for the murder oi his wife's parents, MT. and MIs. Henry E. Wiggins, at Andover' Iiye wears ago. It was the first use oI electricity in capital punishment m the state, previous executions havlng been by hanging.
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German Blockade
 Raised by Allies
(By The Associated Press.) )

Paris, July 12.-M. Clemenceau sent note today at Baron von Lernsner, head of the German peace delegation, officially notifying the Germans that, having received off cial notification of the ratification of the peace treaty, the allied and asso- ciated governments had given orders that the blockade of Germany be rais- ed today.
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NEW RECORD FOR HOGS

Chicago, July 12.-Hogs prices have rounded out an other even dollar addition for consumers. The market to- day reached a top of S23.00 per hundred weight. The highest price ever beiole known was $22.95 a new rec ord made yesterday.
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ing rangers in charge of the situa- tion as long as deemed necessary.
 At a conference of business men today, telegrams were sent to Gov. w. P. Hobby, and Adjt Gen. James Harley, thanking them for the promptness with which troops were sent here, declaring this action un- doubtedly had prevented serious rae ial clashes.
 s. l.. Jones and Dr. C. P. Davis, the alleged negro ring-leaders sought by officials. still had not been taken in- to custody late tonight.
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Making Sixty Knots.

London. July 12.-Over the north east coast of Ireland the R-34 was making 60 knots, according to the re- port received here. She had kept on the course for East Fortune, bat turned southeast and headed for Pull ham.
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Strike in Cleveland
 Stops Phone Service

Cleveland, Ohio, July 12.-Tele- phone service was tied up here when approximately 900 union operators and electrical workers of the Cleve- land (Bell system) and Ohio State Telephone companies went on strike at 6 o'clock this morning to enforce their demands for union recognition.
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EONCRESSMAN ENTER
 FIGHT UPON Ii. (. l..

Washington, July F. Bills designed to reduce the mph cost of living were introduced today by Representatives Upshaw, de mocrat, Georgia, and Campbell, republican, Kansas.
 Upshaw's measure would di. rect Secretary Baker to sell surplus foodstuffs of the army, amounting to $12i ,000, eco.
 Mir. Campbell proposed co operation by government de partments in producing and dis- trlbutinP foodstRffs.
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ST IOlIIS MEN BEAT TEX AS

St. Louis, July 12.--Ted Drewes and Fred Jostieso of St. Louis, won the Central States mems doubles championship here today, by defeat ing A. B. Adoue and Evan Rees, of Dallas, Texas, 6-3 S-6 9-7.
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BANK RESERVES INCREASE

New York, July 12.-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trustee companies for the week shows that they hold $33,082,270 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of $26,654,57O from last week.
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Davidson Views Body.

E. R. Davidson. constable of Plum Bayou township, living at Altheimer, was in Little Rock yesterday at the time of the airplane accident in which two officers lost their lives. He did not see the actual collision, but saw one of the dead officers after he had been brought to the morgue. lie said that the mans face seemed that IL had been chopped to ribbons with hatchet. Excepting bruise on the chest, he said, there were no other scars or marks.
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WANTED.

Ladies as helpers operators ana sinishers of fine tailoring. Barnett The Tailor, Pine Bluff, Ark. 7-9-6t
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I HE WEATHER.

Sunday and Monday, probably fair; continued warm.
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PHILIP KONKEL.
BADLY CUT WHEN
AUTOS CRASHED
SATURDAY NIGHT
Face Cut By Windshield;
Taken to Hospital; Con-
fusion Cause of Accident.

Philip Konkell, years of age. was
rather seriously hurt In an automobile
collision while motoring with his par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Guy E. KonkeI, on
Saturday night, and was taken to the
Holmes hospital for the treatment OF
his injuries
The accident occurred at the corner
of Macon avenue and Sixth street,
and appears to have resulted from n
confusion and misunderstanding of the
intentions of the drivers of the two.
colliding cars. Nobody. apparently.
was TO blame for the unfortunate al
fair. 1t was one OF those mishaps
that occasionally take place despite
the utmost precautions to avoid them.
The accident might have been much
worse, and for that, all concerned are
thankful
Rev and Mrs. Konkel and family
We're motoring west on Macon avenue
and were in the act of turning into
South Sixth street when Len Tucker.
driving east on Macon avenue. met
them at the Sixth street intersection
Each driver was under the impressi ion
that the other intended to turn into
South Sixth street. and in maneuver-
ing to prevent a collision, the result
they were trying 10 escape took place.
The front of both cars were badly
smashed. but were able to be taken to
the garage for repairs under their own
power When the impact occurred.
Philip Konkel. who was riding in the
front seat of the car with his father.
was thrown forward and struck the
windshield with sufficient force TO
break the glass and cut deep cash in
his forehead and fracture the bridge
of his nose. Nobody else in either
car was hurt The wounds of the
boy b'eed profusely and he was taken
10 the Holmes hospital where he was
given immediate surgical attention.
IL was necessary 10 take several
stitches to sew up his injuries. which
were rather distressing. but not as
serious as had been feared was the
case His eyesight was not in the
least affected, and no disfguring sears
will result from the accident
The unfortunate lad is getting along
nicely today and is not suffering
greatly from his wounds. He will be
taken home this evening. The cuts
were not produced by broken glass OF
the windshield. but by being hurled
against it when the two machines col
lided.
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Canon City Plays
Central Here
Next Saturday

The Canon City high school team IS
practically Ia readiness for the foot
ball sane with Central high school of
Puhelo here next Saturday afternoon.
The game wiz be watched with keen
interest by all the tieh school stu.
dents OF Pueblo becsuse its outcome
viii be the lirSt psfrunity the foot
bsal fsns ~ f.ie steeT<city will have
had too compare the relative strength
OF Centennial high and Central. these
teams not having met yet this season.
Canon CRY defeated Centennial las,
Saturday and expect To repeat ON Cen
tral this week The onl, fear Coach
Hickey has iS that his men might get
over-confident because of their sue
cess thus far this year.
They have been playing good foot.
ball. but not 81 GOOD but that they
can be beaten and Coach Hickey is
not only endeavoring to teach the
boys plays that wiz beat Central. bnf
is also impressinE upon them the fact
tnat they will have 10 work to win and
that the game will not be a walkaway.
The boys. however are a very SEN
sible lot and the germ of over-con
fidence has net affected them as vet.
They are going in to win and expect
to do it. ,
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AUTO CASE CLEARED
UP AT FLORENCE

Chief OF Po,ice Hunt OF Florence.
acting under instructions from w. w
Arnett of the National Investigation
Service Company. of Denver. placed
Earl NJ. Olney under arrest in Flor
ence Thursday last on the charge of
stealing an automobile at Galveston.
Tex. and trading the same to the
Florence Auto Company after arriving
there for new Harroun. Olney
emphatically denied having stolen the
car but admitted at the investiga
ton that he purchased II AT Galveston
for $50 and had paid all OF the
amount with the exception of Sls4
and interest. He realized. however.
that he had violated the law In dis.
posing OF mortgagcd property. and
agreed to settle. Mr. Arnett. who
came here from Denver to prosecute
the case. agreed to the setlemnt and
Olny pnid over $3.50 and the action
was dismissed. The Olney family
moved to Florence only few days
ago.
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I H Rec ALLIES
MUST ACCEPT.
RESERVATIONS
TO Be EFFECTIVE
Republican Majority On
Foreign Relations Com
mittee Get Into Action.
tBy United rress.)

Washington, Oct. 22.-The Republi-
can majority on the Foreign Relations
Committee of the Senate, having de-
cided that other Allied powers would
have to accept the treaty reserya-
tions, vote was taken in relation to
the matter early in the special ses-
sion. AT least three of the Allied pow
ers must assent to the reservations
made by the United States. before the
American ratification of the treaty be-
comes effective. the committee ma
tority has decared.
The Republican members of the
committee have approved Senator
Lodges reservations providing for
Withdrawal from the League of Ma
lions after formal notification. inter
pretstlon of Article 10. the acceptance
OF mandates only after congressional
approval. the Withholding of assent &c
the domestic questions of the cove
nant and q recognition of the Monroe
doctrine.
The Republican majority repeatedly
defeated reservation amendments of
fered by the Democrats.
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Are You a "Junker''

The wars over: let's junk the Red
Cross" vas q th1uShuess remark of
an equally thoughtless individual.
II we can ''juak" the thousands of
MANNED and crippled American sol
diers;
II We can junk the other thou
sands who are penniless. jobIess and
without future. as a result of their
rallyins 10 their country's cause:
II we can Junk the agonizing cries
cf distress and suffering that reaches
US from other shores:
II We can Junk" the thousands of
mothers. wives. children and other de-
pendents OF American soldiers:
II we can Junk thousands of new
born babies. whose very lives depend
upon proper care tbeing taught by the
Red Cross):
If we can Junk the thousands of
American soldiers and sailors still in
service:
If we can Junk" the spirit that mob
ilized lo.0o0.00o children under the
banner OF the Junior Red Cross;
In short. il we can Junk" humanity
If we can turn deaf ears to suffering
the world over
Then we can Junk" the Red Cross.
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A Local School of
Religious Education

There was held in the parlors OF the
First Presbyterian church here last
Wednesday evening the frst regular
meteing of the recen%<y organized
Canon City School of Religious Edu-
cation with about 80 members in at
tendance. The association was formed
10 days ago. and it now has an enroll
ment OF about 90 members. represent
ing all OF the church OF the COM
munity.
The school is drafted on broad. lib
eral lines and is inter4enominationai
in character. Questions OF denomi-.
national orthodoxy have no part in its
purposes Its object is to assist all
who desire a better understanding OF
Bible history and the Christian relf-
sion. The school has four classes.
o rdepartments. viz: beginners. jun-
iors. Intermediates and adults. or
seniors. There are three classes in
the latter division. one OF which is de-
voted. TO study of the international
Sunady school lesson for the succeed
Ing Sunday. another section will take
up a study of the Hebrew people and
the third study in comparative re-
ligions. Those who desire tn enter
any of these classes should do so at
once in order to start in at the com
mencement of the course.
Rev. Guy h Konkel was chosen gem
eral director of the school at the time
ii was launched. and at the meeting
last "Wednesday evening Jonathan
Seaman was elected as his assistant.
The teaching faculty has not yet been
chysen. bur will be selected next
week. The school promises to be-
come very popular one and should
attract a large membership.
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Need For Increase
In FoOd-PrOducing
Animals i'm US.

The following report from the bu-
reau of crop estimates y interesting.
There are 21.000 less horses than a
year ago and $4,000 more mules Milk
cows have increased $4,000: sheen,
1.2eO.o00 and SWINE i.60s coo In aver
age value per head horses decreased
1916 and sheep se2l Mules have
increased s6.7s, milk cows $40 and
swine $3.50
This Is as we mi-hJ expect. with
the possible exception OF mu,es and
steep.
There is an eVer-growing demand
for food-producing animals and this
demand must be supplied. The num-
Der and price of horses viii probably
continue to fall and mules may be
expected to follow II certainly will
be a long time before horse meat will
become popular in this country and
the establishment of horse market in
several Eastern cities has had very
little effect DIN staying the declining
horse values On the basis of supply
and demand there is need OF greatly
increased production OF food-prodac-
ing animals-George II. Glover. Colo
RADIO Agricultural College. Fort Col
Inns. Colo.
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EFFORTS TO FIX
FAIR SUGAR PRICE
HAVE FAILED SAYS
THE COMMITTEE
Heavy Rains in Louisiana
Makes Only Fifty Per
Cent Crop There.
.CBy United Pr--s.,

Washington. Oct. 22.-The efforts
of the Senate Agricultural Commit
tee TO fix a fair price for sugar be-
tween the producers and the govern
ment sugar board has failed
The Louisiana sugar growers told
the committee that because OF exces-
sive rains less than so per cent of a
normal crop would be raised there
this year and. owing to the increased
cost of production. the price of sugar
must be doubled II the producers are
to break even. Both the producers
and the refiners opposed the bill to
renew the license OF the sugar equal
ization board and hs power to regu-
late prices.
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Two Young Soldiers
20 Years Old, Fined
For Auto Speeding

Monte Vista, Colo. Oct 1s.-Never
too old to speed is the slogan of the
old soldiers from the Soldiers Homo.
One of them owns little roadster
and II was an everyday occurrence for
the young fellows OF 40 years each to
speed into town. fracturing all the
laws. Both have long snow white
boards and with these blowing out be.
hind pedestrians jumped when they
whizzed in sight Finally. after a
narrow escape. complaint was fi'ei
against them by an angry victim. and
they were fined heavily.
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Harry Mack in Pueblo chieftain.

Harry Mack in Pueblo Chieftain.
Twenty 10 nothing in favor OF Canon
City hish school. was the ultimate
score In a fast football game paved
Saturday afternoon between The Cen
'ennial high school and the Apple
Pickers."
Canon city's eleven produced the
classiest article OF gridiron work
throughout the Season. Fast with
interference, the linesmen supported
the fruit growers backs in every
move OF the pigskin. Young Swede"
Rhndshi avenged his biz brother. the
elder Swede Rundahl.~ In httinr
manner when he made long runs in
every quarter.
The last meeting of the Centennial
and Canon City high schools, p.ayed
at Seeleye park in this city. resulted
in a 0-io-0 score. In that game Biz
Rundahl featured as hope totter FOR
the up-riyer high school team. To-day
young Rundahi was in the stellar role
Lack OF thorough knowledge Of foot
ball was shown throughout the game
by the -Bulldogs- Poor Interference
lt'fNAt'T4 ANth w laAt bAth-
neld from making long gains. Mo
Quad was in his usual style. In every
play and making long gains through
tackle
Stevenson, fast right-end for the
Northside segregation. starred in de-
fcnsfye work The little end bore ths
brunt OF all ieft-side plays of the "Ap-
pie Pickers.- and figured largely in
plays around the other end In the
last minute OF play he was injured
making tackle back OF the goal line
At this time II was thought that Stew.
enson would perforce be removed from
back at his berth when the whistle
blew starting the second half.
Canon City was repeatedly penal
lied by Referee Art Talbot for
plas ing off-sIde. In fact Canonites
were hampered In making long gains
by being repeatedly penalized for foul
plays
Al the end of the first half on.look.
ers rushed onto the field when IL was
Thought that McQuaid and Canon
City player were fighting. This SQUAD
BILE appeared to be over a misunder-
standing as to whether or not man
should and could be tackled after he
had crossed the goal line. Otherwise
no unpleasantness marred an other
wise sporty football match.
Owing to the on-lookers crowding
onto the field Refere Art Talbot.
one-time star football player for Cen.
tennial high school. was compelled To
call time repeatedly, thus drawing
out the session.
Mack Wilson. left halfback for the
Apple Pickers." featured in long
runs Speed. combined with hrawn.
made this backhelders a force partic.
ularly unstoppable His short end
and mass ruslies proved to be great
eround-gainers for the Canon City
artists. Pisg. giant ful,back from up
the river. was piioted through the
Centennial line for good gains through
the center Slow on the getaway.
good Interference enabled the big bov
to plow his way through the ranks OF
the Red and White artists.
Team work was the feature of the
play on the part of the Canonites.
good Interference knowledge of foot
ball technique and speed made the
score stack up against Centennialites.
Coach Hickey OF Canon City has evil
dentiy drilled his team well I'm trick
play and playing low.
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Canon usSsy HIGH WINS 70 TO 0
FROM CENT. CEN ! l.. Val AL HIGH AT PUEBl 0
SATURDAY: NOT SCORED ON YET
FOOte, Rundahl and Joe Mack Wilson
Featured in Game According to Steel City
Sport Writers.

Canon City High School Football team has not been
scored on yet this In defeating the fast and
Samey Centennial eleven Saturday 20 o the locals
placed themselves in state championship class Coach
Hickey is developing sturdy bunch and is drilling them
very well not only in the rIdments of the game but i'm
advanced football as well.
Inc locals made good impression with the football
authorities on the Pueblo papers as the following stories
will testify:
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ANp MRs. MYNkooP

4. W. Fitton of Couch. Mo- en- route
home from visit with relatives at
Chico. Cal. arrived here one day last
week and is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee w,nkoop aud family for short
stay. Mr.. Fitton visited Canon City
few years ago and has . number os
acQuaintanccs In this community
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Watson Wants
Federal Trade
Commission PrObed
(By United Press,

Washington, Oct. Ex-senator Wat
son OF Indiana has introduced reso-
luton into the Senate asking that an
investigation be made of the charge
that employees of the Federal Trade
Commission are engaged in 'soclialis-
tic propaganda"
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DID YOU KNOW. FOR INSTANCE, THAT:

there are 80 600 soldiers still in the hospitals of
the country: that the Red Cross is serving them?
An appropriation of 50. 100000 has just been
made by the Red Gross TO carry on its Camp Ser
vice?
approximately 100000 soldiers and sailors fam
lies are being cared for each month by the Red
Cross?
-S210,000 has just been appropriated TO continue
canteen service until the end of the year?
Red Gross commissions operating among the
sufferers of % countries?
the government has turned over to the Red Cross
more than S100Q0000 in food and medicine for
distribution overseas?
81 100000 has been appropriated by the Red
Cross to combat the spread of tvphus. which is
claiming thousands i'm Siberia?
the Red Cross aims to provide every community
with Public Health nurses, to forestall such
calames as the influenza epimedic?
the Junior Red Cross is undertaking the alevia-
tion of suffering among hundreds of thousands
of European children?
CAN YOU FORGET THAT
there are thousands and thousands of soldiers
still in service overseas? The Red Cross is
ing them. Then how about those 10000 chaps
that are keeping vigil on the Mexican border
The Red Gross isn't forgetting them, either.
Really, now does il look as tho Red Gross work
and responsibilities over?
JOIN NOVEMBER Pill, 1919
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RENEWING OlD-TiME
ACQuAiNTANCES HERE

Mrs. Y. =. Holmes. formerly Miss
Blanche Kerr, who taught school for
seven yenrs in the North Canon
schools. has been here the past two
weeks with her little daughter, Mary
Eleanor on business, and renewing
old acuuaintances. She expects to
leave tomorrow for her home at Gill
lespie. III.
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WILL VISIT IN
PUEBLO SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Case and family
will motor to Pueblo Sunday morning
where they win spend the day visiting
friends
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opportunity. hut they hooted 1t, al
lowing the Canon City line to break
through on every down.
Watch Il Centenniai--lf Centennial
wants 10 win.
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Jack Carberry in Pueblo star-Jouranl
outweIghed-2o pounds to the luan.
outplayed-A superior knowledge
OF the game
outgenera ed--Ciever direction from
the coaches and fed captain.
But:
NOT oUTGAMED.
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YOUTH RENEWER
DVOCATES THE
GLANDS ON ICE
KEEPING OF LIFE
Urges Municipal Cold SOr-
age Plants For this Pur-
pose; Take Glands From
Injured.
6By unised I.r--s.D

Paris. Oct 2l.-Dr. Sergius voro-
non. famed for transplsnting inter
stitial glands for renewing youth in
old people advocates municipal cold
storage plants for the purpose of keep
ing supply of glands on ice "If
removed from the bodies of helpless.y
injured men and women while still
alive certain vital organs of the hui
man body live for Weeks on Ice" he
declared.
DIR. Noronoff says that even the dead
can donate certain organs. because
various glands live from three TO six
hours after death. while bones retain
their vitality for Is hours after life
is extinct. II a gland is extracted
Immediately after death and trans
ferred to another body. it will continue
to perform its functions. according to
Dr. Voronofi
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San Quentin. Cal. oct q Ameri-
can medical skill hss originated a
surgical operation by means of which
enersy-giVins glands may be trans
plated from the warm. dead bodies Of
humans To living men and women. as
serts IN. Leo Stanley. who has trans
planted iniersttial glands from the
remains of 10 men hanged here to the
bodies of 10 living prisoners. with
success in each case. DR.. Stanley
said that Or. Frank Lydston of Chi
cago was the originator OF the opera
tion.