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his actions illustrate the wordo Of the
immortal Shakespeare:
81 am Sir Oracle, and when ]. open
my mouth let no dog barkf
mfr. johnson has become possessed OF
that arrogance Of office which comes to
men OF despotic minds who have deal
ings with men under them"
The sun., 1919-09-06
Major Leagues Talk Of 1873 Games in 1890

Baseball club jump from extreme to the other This season
clubs that they made mistake last spring in cutting
they prohtab kept There talk of
clubs noticed
strong coming back
II
and
of
the ieague II
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National League Needs Some Cooperation.
Another ,

the
club
Monday Giants unable
considerable thereby Isn't about that
the
The sun., 1919-09-06
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

GIANTS We. BROOKLYN TO-DAY, 800
r. M. Polo Grounds. Admission soc--Adv.
The sun., 1919-09-06
ED FOR TO-DAY.

New York In washington.
%. Louis In Detroit.
CIessland In Chicago
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Denies Johnson'. Authority.

Mr.. futile took up all the legal phases
OF the case and read extracts from the
league constitution showing Johnson had
no authority to suspend Mays. But he,
too, soon launched on Ban personally,
and let this one fly at him:
THE great American pastime cannot
exist II a Russian Car can be at the
head OF the league and dictate as he
sees fit We have great American
sport and IL must be carried on with
that great American spirit of fair play
that has made name for America the
world over"
Justice Robert Wagner then adjourned
the injunction proceedings until next
Monday afternoon. September s, at 2
o'clock
While johnson was leaving the su-
preme Court after the morning session
he was served with a new subpoena re-
quiring him to produce all the corre-
spondence in his possession with refer
eIcc TO the sale OF Pitcher Mays by the
Boston club to New York.
The sun., 1919-09-06
LEAFS AGAIN TRIUMPH.
Defeat BinRhamtOn by n Score of
10 to o.

TORONTO. Sept. 5.-(International) -
The Leafs won again from BiHghamton
here to-day. The score was 10 TO 9.
The score:
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READING HITTERS
CHASTISED NEWARK
Pound Ball Hard and Score
Third Victory in Series
Count Is z to A..

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
Jersey City, 2; Baltimore. 0.
Reading. 4; Newark. T.
buffalo, 8; Rochester. o.
TORONTO. 10. BlnEhamton. Q.
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onered $4,000 for Mays.

Auerbach then made the interesting
statement that the New York club had
offered the equivalent OF $4,000 in
money and players for Mays. and ne
expressed q preference to 90 to that
club.
Auerbach argued that Mays was sus-
pended without a hearing and without
authority by Johnson. Such suspen-
sion, he argued, violated all sense OF
American fair play or the square deal.
where the accused is given no chance
to defend himself.
It was asserted that johnson as
president hires. fires and pays the UNI
pires, and that some OF them were his
creatures II was irtimated that UNI
pire Hrdsbrand. who was chief umpire
OF the game on July 10. did not report
Mays's injury in full when he notified
Johnson Mays had quit the game after
the second inning.
Auerbach added that johnson had ex-
ercised unauthorized power and had as
surned a baseball dictatorship. I'm fact
johnson announced 10 the public I am
the great Mogul,'" said Auerbach.
"Johnson has a good education. and
The sun., 1919-09-06
Include games played Thursday. Sept ~

Stolen Bases-BurnsA 50; Young rs: Rauii,
n; Chase. Is; Doyle, IL Frisch, IL; thinner.
man. s; Fletcher, 6; Gonzales 4; snyder. D;
McCarty. 2: Baird, 2; Smith. 1: Kelly, l.
The sun., 1919-09-06

Stolen Bases-oson. 70; Johnston, is; Baird,
III; Konetchy, 70; z. Wheat. II; Myers, ~:
Gnniih, 9; KiIdnh 9; KrueSer. 3; onmes
As the Yankees were idle on Thursday
their averages renlsln unchanged
The sun., 1919-09-06

Games Scheduled for To-day.
Newark in Reading.
Rochester in Buffalo.
Binghamton in Toronto
The sun., 1919-09-06

e s,iasa Home runNRr1ex.r sscr Iase Nv az
o,onn Double plsys-FTisch and Kelly;
York. s q pKSon,etchy, Lsh on bases-New
s,,I,, inningsi oh winter in inn,ns
b. R,- oat-By Mitchell, . young, KeiiyS:
Winters ! !Kldut1. Losing pitcher
ODsrr' OF Mitchell. 2. Ump,res--Messrs
InG Z, sId ouleley. Time Of Same-i hour
The sun., 1919-09-06

Totals. 81 3f2l IL II
.Batted for Gallia In the fifth inning
tBatted for Had in the seventh inning.
tbatted for Wright in the ninth inning
s. LOUIS ........... 800 e-.s
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
RENEW RACE WAR
Ar WASHINGTON

tY.rr>. .t.. ta,V .p,.F pNp
polio" wprk holding lines about me
'"nE' .rt nrEn r"r.lunB 'p prevent
,.no attacks D.. 'n'r whites or
..l' kf police i.h H"il.'rs rFIlh
".iuEtI'l 'n Keep lu" downtown
h,I"'E .''I'' '.'t' ~ crowds
....
~
.,..'..,,... ,,... 'F.. ,,,.'.,..
..r. t.t.l. .t.......,. 49,. ...,,I,.
irg sr,r.. in autumpb.i,s. firing
wildly AR. uIr..,s They -aw
Y.... ,..s...,..... .,,,.l,..5 ,ot,,.
..... ,. t.r ... f,.',',.s.,,t,,i,,,,
...Is l.,...rr,r r..r.., rnnryIrg
.rU.r rr t.a,.... g...r1,,.uf had
.r.rr.. nI.,I. fo pur a stop TO the
crime vuyr iutf nls. swept the cliy
wt % month and calling f0r con.
Er,sUI0nuI IuF0gfIEr fo those n
Fiurra.uftN.. Emerson. reuuhIi.
.,n. ohio un1 Vale republican,
Colorado. demanding that Whruu
uN boo declared
Usur,rpuniI,. Inu republican.
N,Y York. Ir.rpd a nIl tp reg
unr. rn, saI. u. lrarma iu the
dis..i.. A. Isar' 600 rrSuIyrrs were
rtd go have lrrr sold lu single dag
during the disturbances steps iu
rIIn the terror U1rz through IgIuir-
lnr special ug- fHr operating atter
dtIh. also was discussed but mo- aD-
ZION taken.
While tho rIoting VIVA al, us height
carl, fodg. rrports of another at
i,rE apuu a white woman came
IrIshI,urI away once. hcr arsuilaut
hld and seized her aa she left her
nous. sho rsruped only when all
hut stripped " her clothing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

have refused 10 sign any piprIs a.
1"'tlng their domain as a whole No
member hns ever turned traitor 90
no organization, hut no many .ilNcl-
nluuds and non-mem0urs have sold
their holdings to the ovsr present
ana persistent seekers Of the soil.
who would turn the rOIgn Stores
into h,ossumiug orchards. ;hat he
little band De- unable to do more than
hinder ihiH cngruachmcut 81 finer
ci' lizluun Tho following verse
The ku Too.WAh" touches upon
their fading existence and was writ
ten after the writer had learned OF
To probable development OF he
grrnt land deposits on tha lower
watersheds ~ the region, aside from
the agricultural encroaohlng. ana
after ne had Viewed the water power
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

when an cnCrouChlug civilization
demanded the lands ~ the Churu-
KEGS east ~ the Mississippi The
tribe was phuntcd TO a remote sec
ton OF the western territories Win
the solemn promise ,hat The lands
were theirs 60 hunt and fiYh 'Ho long
as tho water run and the graz
grew"
10 tho full blood element ~ the
tribe with their natural lnrIln'I'N
10 Isolate theWsclfrH th" SphNlu.W
mountains furnished an ideal ao"'",
ana most of them fluDkeu int 'lr
natural game preserves hCINeru no
Cowskln and Illinois rivers. cW"ony -
ing tho ruRgod regions ~ u ''l'.
Honey, nrusny. iluEryr, SphNinRW,
aalane ana Cloud creeks wiile thc
more progressive mixed hluuds and
aquaw men quickly appruplW''l mo
prnlrlea with the farfluus stretches
OF grazing lands ~ easily convert
able to fields The SpnyinaW noun
taiua are nothing uuI" ur Io'' lhhN
Okllhoma'g apporuunW'h' ri lN'
OKarka. which slope over from 'h'
Arkansas frult lands aud become
more rugged ana dense hS mo
streams are drcpencd on their way
20 brand river
History Of the Kn- -Too-Wnhs.
To that element of fulI h.uulV Wh"
coutented themselves uy hunting ana
fishing ana to tho rliI,us M many
uufcd half wild swine mo plotting
OF their lands hy The EuNrrnWru,
was am mwclcome cnCrohcNm"n'
with the advent Of the Fu.t'Nur and
casual visits uf plnwNnou O. HW 'hc
prniries the freedom uf domain
sentiment. so dear iu thc ful.niHDir.
asserted itself almost Go "a W'H Iu0
resulted I'm the formation nt .".
rIoty tnoNp ,s tho "Nr Too .Nnhs.
or "NIqhthnVks These have afoni
fa.tly refused Go accept tho pa..ul
paprrs 90 their ul'otmrniH ue Ap
potunncl hy the government .HH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

sugEcHt,d LYDIA T. rinkham's NeE--
table Compound. ""d a. frat she re-
fused 10 take it. but finally consent
ed From The very beginning Il
helped her, and now Fhr lg entirely
well. and telling everybody huW
much good r. has done her.. Mira
" >. Wells, ?26 North Adams streeL
pctrrsburg Va
II every girl who suffers ag Miss
Wells did or from Irregularities
painful periods. hackachc. sldeache
dragging down pains. Inflammation
o. liberation would only give this
famous herb and root remedy trial
they would soon find rc iei from
such suffering
For special advice women are
asksH 20 write the Lydia T.. Piak.
ham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass The
-CFul, OF forty years uKperieucH 10
a. vour service
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

tot practically was clear OF crowds
as darkness fo'l
The police reported that mum
bor OF posters signed Uy ucrro min
inter urgiuR members 81 their rae"
tp Stay within their homes ana 10
pr'tor'o order had appeared about
tho city
Tn" sheriff ~ Prince Georges
county Maryland. adjoining luo Dis.
tru' ~ Columbia exported ''hat %
n mTge crowd ~ negroes had
gathered Boo Iya,fsNllt. Just across
IA" district line and we're moving
toward Washington The district
authorities began nm investigation
and ut me same time dispatched
truuug aud motorcycle polio" Co the
district line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
GOOD GOLF IS PLAYED BY
WESTERN OPEN ENTRANTS

CLEVELAND, July "a Excellent
over the G.260-yard q course ~ the
" Yield Country club by the liO
out rants FOR the western open golf
phlmuiouship. the chief honors 20
ue to Gu Nichols of New York
who scored a par Of 10. including
pu eagle ono on the 2OO-yard thlr-
trrnih hole.
Others Who cqunled par were EN-
wrN French ~ York Pa, and Jack
Slurgrss ~ Nashville. Tenn Willie
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

John barton Payne. general coun.
7" for the United states railrpnd
administration. has euhu,ued a plan
in ne senate that hio government
"n."r in'o an agreement with the
short line railroads 'o protect them
and fO insure o. fair division Of rates
between the short line roads and The
trunk syH'emS now under govern
mcrE control
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

ness and pains
In her riEht
side: NJ times
she was 90 bad
do any work
For two years
she waH attend
ed by the hest
physigiRnS here
she could not
md both OF
them Rg se y
that she woulo
have 90 be op.
Grated on !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

CHICAGO. July % The grand
jury decided today not to vote In
dIr.mcut gDr the kilng ~ three
worltmon In strike riots 1t the plant
u The Corn Products Refining com
pauY atArgo. m. two weeks ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

rur'a openly arrived A." Through
our me spirited discussion every
speech ON the floor was '"rminr
with Awcr.cau.sm ard republican
lam.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
HER DAUGHTER
WAS SAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells Of Petersburg
Tells How.

Uetershurg. Va For two wears
nv NnnrNtnr snIfnrnl from a MrAL-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

Kind OF ~. Lou, l....
spectacular rolf '1'l ,or,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23

An English inventor has poientrf
"a VcEi with laprls that are turned
up and hnttoned 20 form a throat
and chest Nrotector.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-23
The Kah-T -TOO-Wah Is Doomed

Encroachng Civilization Destroys Hopes of the
Cherokees for a Domain Of Their own in
Spavinaw Hills.
~, TI1KINGTON.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
notice. OF DIs~OI.uTIoN,

=
We. the undersigned. John Lippis.
President and Rocco Aoschetto. secre-
THE BRooKsfDE COAL MINING
COMPANY.
corporation formed under the laws
of the State of Colorado. do hereby
give notice that at n meeting of the
Stockholders OF said corporation, duly
called for the purpose of considering
the propriety OF dsssoiying said corpor-
alton and held at the office of the
company. In the City OF Canon City
Fremont County. State of Colorado. on
the sixth day of March. A. ID. 1919.
pursuant 20 noiice given to the stock
holders thereof In the manner provi6-
Cd BY law for the calling OF stockhoid-
ers' meetings for the purpose OF
amending articles of incorporation. the
stockholders by = vote OF more than
s$o-shirdx of the entirr capital stock
of said corporation .to-wtf. all thereof.
ordered said corporation 10 be dis
solved
We further certify that All debts ow-
ing by said corporation have been fully
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
made and signed this Notice of Disso-
luton and anixed hereto the seal OF
said corporation. this ffth day of
March, A u. 1913.
JOHN IIPpIs.
President.
rocco MoscHErro.
First Pub. March Il. 1918
Last Pub April IL. 1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
NOTICE To HEIRS.

State OF Colorado. County Of FIRE.
In County Court. in Probate.
In the Matter OF the Probatel
Of the Last VIII and Testa-)
ment OF Martha Thomas Del
ceased.
The People of the state of Colorado.
to Augostus Thomas, AIien Hankins
and Rachel Carson. GREETING:
Whereas. IL has been made 10 appear
TO. the County Court OF Fremont
You. rnr " said Ausas,1s TSonas' Alien
HankinR and Rachel Carson are heirs
at law and devtsecs. Now. therefore.
the statutes In such case made and
provided. and by order of Court duly
made and entered. you ARE hereby noti-
purporting TO be the last will and tes-
lament OF the said Martha rhemes. de-
ceased. was presented TO said Court
for probate. on the 18th day OF octc-
Der. A. u. iats. BY Allen Hankins. re-
siding at Caribou. In the State OF Colo
he i,ms @ Of n her sac DEAN nsesae q ras,Sen; @ OF
Canon city. In the state OF Colorado.
that thc said deeeden, according TO
queathed her property in words and
figures following. to-wits
Eive. devise and beaueath unto my
profit. Income and pcssession OF ali
the real estate and property of which
may die seized or possessed. for and
Upon the death OF my said hus sband.
I give devise and beuucath all my
said real estate and property unto my
son. Allen Hankins. of Fremont County.
Colorado. and my daughter. Rachel
Carson. OF Cawker City. Kansas. to
have aud TO hold the same unto them
selves respectively. and their respee
ti.c heirs and assigns forever. and TO
be divided equally between them. share
and share alike.
You are hereby notified 10 be and ap-
pear fore said Court Mt tho County
Court Room In the Court House In
Canon city. Fremont County. aud state
OF Colorado on the 2sth day OF April,
a. -. 1919. at the hour of 10 o'clock a.
m. then and there to attend the hear
Ing on the probate OF the said alleged
last VIII and Testament OF the said
Martha Thomas. deceased. and further
to do and perform what shall then. by
the said Court. be required and ad-
Judged
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said County Court, at my office In
Canon city. In said County. this 2sth
KENT L. ELpRED.
tsEAi.) Clerk.
rirst Pub. Feb. 81, 1919.
Last Pub March "a. 1919.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
Clark COoper's
Experience With
Salvation Army

The Sa vation Army fund should be
put over the top in splendid shape.
The selfsacrihcinz work this organ
izafion did during the war is but a
continuation OF the regular functions
performed before this world struggle
I recall an incident which occurred
while I was in business in 1908. A
tramp mechanic drifted in my shop
one day and asked IL we had any sew
ing machines that no one else could
repair. I said yes. try your hand on
that Davis. He sat down by the ma
chire. ran it slowly. studied its move
ment and in a few minutes said: The
shaft is bent He took il apart
goods on cigar box cover. l told
him would send out for some other
machines that needed repairing.
At noon ! gave him morey for din
ner and al night paid him for the day
so he could eat and sleep. Next
morning he did not show up. Dur
ing the Afternoon the Salvation Army
captain called and said the fellow had
beer picked up late at nisht intoxi-
barracks and put him in their bed.
He asked If would allow him to
return when sober. Iconsented to his re-
turn to complete the work had
planned. and then told the captain to
keep him in charge ard l would pay
the bill. later asked how much I
owed for his care and was surprised
when informed. Nothing 1 repl' ed !:
That is strange. You pick a man
up from the gutter. sober him up, feed
him and give him your own bed. and
then will not accept pay
He informed me that they never ac-
cepted money for ther services. !
thea made donation to the local
work. and have ever since held the or,
ganization in high esteem. believe
we can feel assured that every dollar
we contribute to the fund Monday will
be used in the relief of the distressed
CLARK COOPER.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
Many Applications
for Naturalization

More than 40 petitions for natural
fxstion have been filed in the Office
Of the district court here during the
tfst month. larger number than dur
ing any similar period in the history
of Fremont county These applica.
tions are all for frst papers and will
not be heard until the November term
Of court. The Increased number OF
petitions far naturalization at this
time is due to several causes. but
principally to the war and its results
The applicants are principally Ital-
ians. English and Scotch. who were
our Allies during the war. although
few Of them sTe Austrians. Ger
mans are barred from becoming citi-
zens OF this country. but the ban will
probably be raised after the treaty
u peace has been signed
Additional stimulus is being given
TO naturalization by the fact that
Aliens are required to pay a larger
per cent income tax than citizens and
by the urgings and opportunities OF
various patriotic societies of the coun-
try which are endeasoring to induce
general naturalization of aliens in
all parts of the United States. In
some sections corporations and bust
ness firms are refusing to employ
aliens for any kind of work. Il. is re-
nies in Fremont county will rot take
into their service any but American
citizens.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
Weekly Health Talks
The Many Mysteries of
Nature
BYL W. BOWER. ND.
BY L W. BOWER, NJ D.

You can take IN onion seed and pansy
seed, and plant them side by side in the
same spot Of ground. In one case, you
get an onion, with its peculiarly strons
odor. and in tho other you get q flower Q.
rare beauty. You can plant poppy see.
and get opium e dangerous, habit-formin;:
drug, or you can plant . rhubarb seed an I!
Eet something that helps constipation.
No scientist. living or dead, can explai--
invisible life germ in each seed IS hiddc-i
the deep secret that nobody understands.
Everything growing out Of the grcul /.
seems intended for some use in cstablish;--.
natural conditions. DR.. Pierce, Of Buifalo
N. Y, long sinco found out what i
naturally best for womcn's diseases. II
learned II all through treating thousand
Of cases. Tho result Of his studies was .
medicine called DR. Picrce's Favorito
Prescription. This medicine is made Of
vegetable growths that nature surely in
tended for backnrhe, headache, wcakcnins
drains, bearing-dow pains, periodical ir-
the many disorders common to women in
III ARcs Of life. DR.. Pierce's Favoritc
Prescription Is made Of lsdy's slipper root,
black cohoeh root, unicorn root, bss:-
cohosh root and Oregon grape root.
Women who take this standard remedy
know that q d.. Piercc's FAyoritc Pre-
scsiption thcy Ayc getting safe woman's
tonic % god that drlEgists cvcrywhcre
MI T.
FAvuEits Prescription should have the
hiIl eon6dsnop u every wpman d America
oenaN1e 4 contains 10 alcohol and nc
nAzQceae: y. fteeee news wA0 - mat
na1o thio ogundoRd ~ difc1ao. tka& Wh11lEey
~ 1esy ysl1s " ln1urisss NJ g 8 4;
fsls s = g, ns''' s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
FLORENCE ELKS
PUT ON WORK FOR
LOCAL LODGE

Nineteen candidates were initiated
into the Elks' lodge, No. $40, at the
weekly session Wednesday evening,
The officers OF Florence lodge. No.
Gil. with Exalted Ruler irwin Meek in
the chair. put on the work in a mes.
acceptable manner The Florence
men put much earnestness and fervof
into the charges OF the various sta
tions. offering great deal OF fnspir-
alton to the candidates.
After the initiation an hour or so
was given over to speeches by the
various members. Judge l. w Ibbot-
SON outlined. very cleary and well.
the purposes of the coming Salvation
Army drive for $500 in this county.
Gen. J. Fl. Maupin made al excellent
talk on the principles and precepts of
the order and F. F. Hunter. one of the
initiates. made one of the best speech
es ever heard in the local lodge room
from a candidate. Lieut. Murray
Wiley. just back from the frost, paid
a tribute to the Salvation Army.s work
and told some OF his experiences in
France. Irwin Meek. Frank Moore
and Thomas Cavanaugh. all speakers
above the average, represented Tn.
Florence contingent who were present.
ard were roundiy appauded for the
sentiments expressed.
The big feature Of the evening was
the minstrel show and musical pro-
gram which was put on after the lodge.
The popular Canon City quartet com
posed OF C. Arthur Fredrickson, HUI
bert Tremayne, Fred Hubert and E.
II. Fisher. lived up TO their usual fine
reputation and were eEcored time and
again (Miss) Will Benson. arrayed
in the advance spring style OF femi-
nine raiment. took the house upon his
Tor her) appearance and got away
big" as the theatrical press agent
says.
The minstrel troupe pleased not
only with its harmonious offerings.
but tick'ed the ribs OF the audience
with their really funny jokes and com
ical antics The company was espe-
cially recruited for the occasion and
was made up OF Dom Frank Fem and
Melvin Melchf. end men; James Bun
ten. Aiva Wood. Ed Fredrickson. Rob-
ert Backus. T. NJ. Harding. G. Leroy
Bradt. Everett Bancroft. Clyde f.
Turner. Robert Powell. A. J. Zimmer-
man and Pete Sterling fwth Truman
Stockton as interiocutor
Melchi. Fem. Frederickscn and
Powell. who seem to be natural black
face comedians. furnished most of the
laughs. although ably helped by the
Others. Meichi- Bunten. Fem and
Harding sang the solos that made the
big hits. Bancroft. Wood. Backus,
Zimmerman. Turner and Fredrickson
made merry with their array OF in
struments. while Bradt. with his Hon
oiuiu wiegie and Fredrickson with
clever buck dancing. packed profes-
sionais on the boards. Zimmerman
played the Accomplishments in ap
proved style. Stockton as interiocutor
was always AT home and helped TO
make the jokes 20 over with a smash.
Alva Wood. dressed as a convict,
and carrying ball and chain as orna-
ment. provoked laughter by his very
appearance. The minstrel proved to
be such success that II is planned
now to put on another at the big meet
ing next Wednesday with an entire
change of program
After the evenings business and
entertainment an excellent spread
was served in the club room.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES
SCHOOL ORDERs CALLEp.

Notice % hereby given that the fol-
lowing registered School Warrants. is
sued by the several districts of Free
mont county, drawn upon the several
~ funds: wlii be paid upon pressntasion ,,ss All.
in Canon City. Colorado. any time dur
ing business hours. between the date
of this rofice and the 10th day OF
April. 1913. and further notice is hereby
given that School Warrants called by
this notice. not 80 presented. shall
midnight Of April 10. 1919.