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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-29
CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN
Corn Belt Reuts"

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No. EE-Dss Lsfnes Mail. .7:1e n. "a
GOING NORTH
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no. s-ChlcaEo-S@ =. Exp. $3.50 D. N
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SOCIETY
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DR.. Edith Dickson entertained the
members of the Eastern Star at a
lawn party at her home, IT'S Floral
avenue last night. There were about
so present, and music and refresh
ments made up an evening of much
enjoyment.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. H. Dye and
daughter Dorothy. Mrs. Peacock and
daughter Gwendolin. Herman Loehr.
Elmer Kier, Dusky Baxter and Mr..
and Mrs. Mollett enjoyed a weinie
roast at Three Mile Springs Sunday
evening. After the supper all enjoyed
music and games until late hour.
Miss Dora Turner was a charming
hostess last evening when she enter
tanned number of friends at her AL
lison avenue home for Mrs. Arthur
Knowlton and Mrs. Roy A. Turner.
who are recent brides, and also Mrs.
Clyde Turner, who tomorrow morning
leaves with her husband and little son,
Jerry, for a months vacation on the
Eastern coast. The evening was
spent in sewing and the guests tof
honor were presented with a spool
upon which they we're to wind thread
which had been strung through the
house and trees in the year. The
young ladies were climbing through
windows and over chairs to the end
of their journey. but were greatly re-
warded when the end was reached by
finding packages containing very use
full gifts for each. Late In the eve
ming seasonable refreshments were
served. and the the company dispersed
with hearty thanks to the hostess for
SO an enjoyable evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sears and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Stommel
and f2mily motored in the Sears car
about 80 miles up the Salida road
Sunday and enjoyed the afternoon pic
nicking.
Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Dollar and son
Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowler
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Lyons
and Mrs. Perry Bower enjoyed a pic
mic supper on the lawn at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Prescott and fam.
lily last night.
Miss Jewell Landen entertained the
seventh and eighth grades of the JEFF
ferson school at her home on Forest
avenue. The honored guest was Miss
Sarah Sheldon who will leave soon
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A Good Time to
Cut the Weeds

Suggestion has been made to The
Daily Record from several sources
that the present would be an excel
lent time TO cut the weeds along the
city streets. In many parts OF town
the grass and weeds adjacent TO the
irrigating bitches and on vacant lots
are very rank. and should be cut be.
fore they 20 to seed. unless II In de
sired to have another crop next year
Such a growth in the streets Is unsan.
itary and unhealthfui. as well ms un-
slightly, and should be removed MS
matter OF good taste and civic pride
A general cleaning UP of such vegeta-
tion now that the tourist season is
upon us would create a fine impress
sion on visitors. and enable them to
carry away with them splendid rec
objection OF the progressive. public
spirited character of the community
The city street department is already
overloaded with work and can not
wholly meet the task confronting IL
with the limited fund at Its command
for this purpose. but will not sh.sk
from leadership In the undertaking II
property owners will cooperate in the
enterprise as far ms possible. In
some instances householders are
keeping their street frontage clear Of
grass and weeds, but the number Of
those who are doing SO are very
small proportion of the aggregate Of
those who are confronted by the situ-
alton. A few minutes exercise with
hoe or scythe would work woa6efs
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Kent Jewett is
Married at Springs

Louis Kent Jewett of this city and
Miss Martha Richardson of Cripple
Creek. were married at the home of
the groom's sister. Mrs. Verne st.
John. in Colorado Springs at 2:30
Monday afternoon in the presence of
a small company of friends.
The bride is a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. H Duncan of this city. and has a
number of friends in this community,
where she has been frequent visitor
during the FAST few years. For the
last three years she has been popu-
lar teacher in the Cripple Creek pub
lie schools.
The groom is the second son of E.
F.. Jewett of this city, and has been
in the military service for some time
past as a member of the Four Hun
dred and Twenty ninth motor trans
port corps. He was discharged from
the army at Fort Russell. Wyo.. a few
days ago. after having been stationed
at various Eastern camps and canton
ments.
The newly:weds will make their
home in Canon City and the groom
will be associated with his father in
the management OF the Jewett. Fire
Brick Company. Congratulations are
to these popular young peo-
pie on their marriage.
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Y.M.C.A. BOYS CAMP
OPENED TODAY
AT MRS. JACKS0N'S
NEAR MICANITE
Boys Will Have Time of Their
Lives for a Week Under the
Guidance of Geo. w. Else.

The Y. NJ. C. A. boys camp at the
Jackson ranch, near Micanite, was
formally opened to-day and will be
continued until next Monday, July Z.
when the outing will be brought to a
close. The boys, under the leader
ship of Secretary George w. Else of
the Y. NJ. c. A, left for camp by auto
mobile at o'clock this morning.
They were taken to the ranch by
l.. W. Felter, Louis Lear and c. w.
Anderson, who very generously volun-
teered the use of their machines for
the purpose. AS the expense Of the
outing is borne by those taking part
the outlay will be materially reduced
by a free ride to the camp and re-
turn. The courtesy of Messrs. Eel
ter, Lear and Anderson is deeply ap-
preciated by the Y. N. c. A., as we'll
as by the boys. who are the direct
beneficiaries of the public-spirited-
ness and liberalty.
The boys making the trip under the
supervision of Mr.. Else this morning
were Wray Nelson, Teddy Anderson.
Harry W. Combs, Jr., John w. Pease,
Glynn Lonnacker, Roy Anderson, Wal
lace Bethel, William McKinstry. Will
liam Jackson and Lois Jackson.
The camp has been established in q
very pretty location, near the ranch
house. and every comfort has been
provided for the boys, who are to en-
joy it. The week will be devoted to
hikes, athletic games and other whole
some, healthtul, oue-ofidoor amuse-
ments. There will also be some study.
and such discipline as is necessary
to assure self-reliance and good con
duct.
Camp fires will be feature of the
evenings program. Other boys may
join the campers later in the week..
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Big Success at
Trout Fishing

Messrs. ]. H. and Burt Ellis re-
turned home last Saturday via Mon
arch pass from a highly successful
trout fishing trip to Camp Quequa on
the Gunnison river. They report ex-
cellent fishing. in fact. proved it, by
sending home by far the finest bunch
of trout seen in Canon City this sea-
son and display was made of them in
the. window of the Ellis & Hood hard
ware store at 42s Main street, that all
might see. Camp Quequa is located
about four miles below Gunnison City
and is the most elaborate and delight
full resort of the kind on the Western
slope. 1t is owned by group of
New York people, and is under the
management of Charles Shaefer of
this city. 1t has altogether some 10
.or IL miles of frontage on the Gunni-
son river, as well as a considerable
distance on Tomach Creek, which en-
ters the river on the reserve.
The highway authorities in Gunni-
son county, according to Messrs. Ellis,
are leaving nothing undone to pro-
mote the encouragement OF tourists
into that section, and everywhere the
roads are in splendid condition. They
say the Monarch pass has been open
to travel for some time. and that from
IL to Is cars are traversing it every
day. A good deal of work will be
done by the government this year to
improve it; indeed. the roadmakers
are already employed there. The dis
tance from Salida to Gunnison by way
of the Monarch pass is only about 10
miles, but by way OF the Cochetope
pass it is nearly twice the distance.
The Messrs. Ellis predict that the
1919 fishing season on the Gunnison
river will be the best in many years.
Already, they say, sportsmen and Wis.
itors are coming in from every direc-
tion. The announcement of the open.
ing of the Monarch pass TO motorists
will be pleasing intelligence to Canon
City people, who are contemplating
a trip to the Gunnison country in that
way.
Many reservations Tor accommo-
dations have been made at the various
fishing resorts along the Gunnison
river for next month. and It is ex-
pected that there will be a greater
rush Of sportsmen to that part OF the
state within the next few weeks thar
ever before.
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P.O. Employees Get
Increased Pay

Under the provisions OF the postof
fice appropriation bill passed BY the
last Congress. all postofice clerks and
letter carriers who have been in the
Federal service 12 months or more
will get m increase OF 800 ger 40.
mum In salary. The increase became
effective on Tuesday OF this week. the
beginning OF the new fscai year.
Those who have been in the postal
service less than 12 months will get
the advanced pay ut the end OF their
years employment by the govern.
ment. Rural mail carriers viii get
an increase Of per cent over their
previous salary. About dozen en-
ployes OF the Canon City Office will be
benenciaries under the new Law. The
salaries Of clerks and carriers will au-
tomatically increase under the new
law until their pay reaches $500 per
annum; the maximum sum paid by
the government for such service.
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Snroules Will
Hang July 20
E. S. Sprouts must hang.

E. S. Sprouts must hang.
The State Board of Pardons Sat
urday denied his application for lem
iency. after review OF the crime for
which he was convicted in the Pueblo
courts--the killing of w. w. Green, a
turnkey at the county Jail.
Some time during the week Of July
20, at the state penitentiary at Canon
City. he will be hanged by the neck
until he is dead. in compliance with
the verdict OF ~ men in the district
court OF Pueblo.
Sproules shot and killed Green last
October. after which he escaped from
tfe county jail. He was captured and
convicted OF the crime.
A petition for leniency was fled
with the State Board Of Pardons. but
II was denied.
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in this respect. and in some localities
has been resorted TO with gratifying
effect While there Is no money in
the harvesting OF n weed crop. there
is satisfaction in II when II Is over
that will we'll repay the property
owner for the labor expended in the
undertaking. The cutting of the weeds.
along the bitches would be an appres
ciated. wholesome and saiutary thing
and would help Canon City to live up
to its ambition to be -the city beau
tiful."
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Miss Jewell Landen entertained the
seventh and eighth grades of the JEFF
ferson school at her home on Forest
avenue. The honored guest was Miss
Sarah Sheldon, who will leave soon
for Colorado Springs to make her
home. After the evening had been
happily spent with games and music,
light refreshments Of punch and cake
were served.
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10 W Err LIVING
PROMISES TO GET
STRIKERS BACK
ON THEIR JOBS.
tsy Usuted ee...

Berlin, June 30.-Upon the promise
of the government to devote 1.500.-
100000 marks during the next three
months towards the lowering of the
price of foodstuffs, the railway strik-
ers in Germany returned to work to-
day. In spite of this concession the
Berlin trolley and subway employees
have voted for general strike to be-
come effective on Tuesday.
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.scHooL oRDERs c,au.LED.

Notice is hereby. given that the fol-
sued by the several districts OF Free
mont County, drawn upon the several
funds. will be paid upon presentation
in Canon City. Colorado. any time dur
ing business hours between the date OF
1919. and further notice is hereby given
that School Warrants called by this
notice not so presented. shall cease to
draw interest on and after midnight of
Juiy 25th. 1913: tf
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.

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Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Sears and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Stommel
and f4mily motored in the Sears car
about 80 miles up the Salida road
Sunday and enjoyed the afternoon pic
nicking.
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FLOUR AND sU0AR-

twhoIesais Prices by u. s Bureau Of
Markets.b
Wheat flour Tin quarters.
per cw,. -. ...ss.so0GW
psr e~t @ @ AsoeA,s
Sugar. graduated. per cwt-- 1o.os
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M,.e.li.n.ou. markets.
Es.ssr. Live.seek.


chicaso.- Hogs-Buik. szoso0 sl.ss:
%sisss $3.50 sIso: ii.St ). gsisss.
heavy packing sows. smooth, 10000
is:ss: pis.. sia.sos is.7s.
heavy welsht. choice and prime. si!.so
Tlsso sam%sn ms1lu% III sS9s s iisS,
butcher cattle, hcifsrs. s7.7sV 1880:
ss,. ss f:a1ss: ssss: ss, ssf sss s"d
:s:ss .sossss s;:sss. s:sss
sSssp lambs. q. pound. dewn;
0Isso; yesasr,,nx wet wethsrs ,ioas@ ha; isoe seo
0s75; culls and common. s2-5eos.oo.
chicago PrsA.ee.
Cb.cago.--Butter = Creamery, $50
" Esas--FIrsts. 4o64izc; ordinary
eluded. $50 0ssc: storage packed firsts.
Pouitry--Aiive. higher. Fowls. soc.
Potatoes--New, steady. Bliss Trt-
umphs. No. l. tarlotss .t3.0o0s.so cwt.:
Irish cobblers. Virginia. fI0007.c5
barrel; do. caroiins- s%.so0s.so. Old.
Cash Graln IL Chsesgs.
Chica caTo.-Corn--No. ) yellow. of.So0
1.soM; NJ. yellow. si.7s; No. 3 vsi-
low. nominal.
osts-Ne. : white. ssK e7sxa
Rys--No. ,. ei.l<.
BaSssy-Si1tO1.ex
Ttnothy-~oo.eQ0t1 t1.oo.
CI0Ver-N00luai. WI =
t0ek-NoQlnAI.
HsssasA !;
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NAY AND GnAIr.
g 10 oTATIo N 5

prices paid farmers. Z. o. b. Denver.
BY u. >. Bureau of Aarkets.l
Oats. white Eeb. No. .. cwt z.s5
Yellow corn. No 3. cwt.-. 1.t6
Mixed corn. No. .. cwt.... 40
South Park hay No. .. ton 3s.o % o 37.eQ
Alfalfa No. 1. new. ton 25.vy
STRAW. ton .....-.....---- s-oo
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HAVE RETURNED
FROM Los ANGELES

Mrs. George Whlpple and little
daughter. Margaret. who have been
living in Los Angeles the past year,
have returned to Canon City.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT,
Notice is hereby given that ON the
End day OF August. A. ID. 1919. the un :
dersIgned Will present to the County
his accounts for final settlement OF al :
mintstrntion OF said estate. when and
where all persons In Interest may ap-
psar ana object to them, " they 10 de-
ROBERT N. HARRISON.
~. ..Administrntor with viii Annexed.
Last Pub. July ~. 1919.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
KELLEHER ANSWERS
OQUERIESDAlY


Think OF the sensaeion og having
10000 INTERPOLATION points % disrer-
ent forms. shapes and sises thrust
At you from every stale, county. city
and town in the Union.
One man IN washington can tell
you exactly what this ordeal means
d. n. KslIeher. solicitor o. internal
revenue, whose duty Is answeriag. The
questions arising from the taxation
bill which Congress expects 20 raise,
S6 OO0, ,OO0, 900.
parts Of the nation g. still sweeping
the internal revenue Office in abO1t
1000 letters and zoo telegarms g day
and all OF these that cannot be an
sWered in a routine Way-question8
that hs6e not already been answered
ARE referred 70 AR. KeIleher.
So briefly, Solicitor Kellehsr's jo1
Is answering the knottiest questions
asked about Federal taxes and this
class OF questions come near e eeing
the knofffegt ever.
IN 6aEs dS5s, 81 IisiltFl
500 questions By wire, int6lp retin.g
all the crooks Of turns Of tt ma
tlon measure that will raise bllliqnA
II one imaglnss taxpayeEa. and
prospective taxpayers In every local
ity In the United States raising ques-
tions about the application OF the Law
and these questions being taken a.
by astute lawyers all over the lard
and put TO the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue and referred TO the solicit
tors branch for rulings that will
stand the test OF the courts he can
- -. =
and moment OF this phase OF Official
fUnctiOning.
Under the solicitor there are some
thing like forty men, all good law
yers and experts on taxation ard
revenue questions. And It may be
said that II keeps them ali busy to
prevent the inquiries piling up 10 q.
ceiling. BY working overtime ths.S
manage to do IT,
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
CENTRAL HIGH RIFLE TEAM
MAKES REMARKAB RECORD

Shooting a score Of S06 cut OF a
possible 200. the Central High School
rifle team. in the third Of the Ma
tionaI Rifle Associations ten national
championship matches. took q big
jump forward In the Struggle for the
Leadership in the national high
school title competition.
This score il considered phenOm-
email by rifle experts.
The individual scores OF the team
were: A. J. Morgan, 200; r. NJ. Morris,
200; T. l. Blanton. 1g9; F. Chestnut,
199, and H. Everett, 19S.
A score OF 200 means hitting the
buIls-eye forty times in forty shots.
Mckinley Manual Training School
retains second place with a score OF
963. including a 200 by r c. Stokes.
Western High School scored 91S. Busi-
ness, SOS. and Eastern. SS3. ThssoFd-
nance Rifle Club team is in the lead
for civilian club honors with a score
Of o91. individuals being Sam H0us-
ton 200: F. c. Johnston, 199: W, r.
Stokes, 19S; J. c. Wheate, I97, and NJ.
Neusslein, 19T.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
R. c. CARTER WINS
CROSS FOR VALOR

For. bravery in action and utter
disregard OF all personal danger"
Lieut. Robert Golden Carter. 9Th Unit
Cd States IRfshtEy. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. SFiIliam c.. Carter. of Chevy
.cAass. bees cited ana awarded
the Diftinguishea Service Cross, ac!
cording 10 news received here today.
An order dated December 2s, which
was read to all units of the 5th Divi-
sion, states that while at Bois Gerard,
France, commanding a Stokes mortar
platoon OF the 9th Infantry on Sep
tember II to II, "he captured numer-
Gus prisoners and directed the organi-
zstion Of a captured position with ut
ter disregard Of all personal danger"
ION September IA, 1918" the order
continues, during q rapid advance Of
three kiIometers under intense artil-
Iery and machine gun fire, he directed
the operation Of his moTtars until
they were smashed by shellhre. Twice
wounded and unable to continue for
ward, he called his section command
ers to him before allowing himself to
be taken to the rear and ordered them
to continue forward with the assault
ing infantry"
Lieutenant Carter was commissioned
from the first Fort Myer officers
training camp.
He was born in Washington and at
tended public schools here. He at
tended Central High School, Emerson
Iastis1te, and George Washington
where he was president Of
the freshman class Of I915-16 He is
a member OF Theta Delta Chi and
Lambda Sigma fraternities.
The Washington times., 1919-03-30
ASK ANOTHER
HEARING FOR
MISS WOOD
Colleagues of Suspended Teach
er Say She Was Not Accorded
Right of Defense.

The High school Teachers Union,
in it's mass meeting tomorrow, VIII
demand that Miss Alice Wood, sus-
pended teacher, be given q new hear
ing, and that the attitude of the
school authorities on the discussion
OF current topics In the class rooms
be defined, Miss Alice Deal, president
OF the union, today told The TtmsA
Miss Wood was suspended with
cut being accorded the right Of de-
fense to which she Is entitled, and
the teachers viii demand that she
be given q hearing before the board"
stated Miss Deal.
Miss Deal said that II the demands
Of the teachers In regard to Miss
Wood and the current topics discus
sion are not granted, further steps
will be taken ythe teachers"
The trade School Teachers Untons
Afiss Clara Stutz president, viii also
meet on Monday, Miss Deal said, and
viii probably present the same de-
mands.
The teachers have the support Of
all union interests in Washington In
their night, according to Miss Ethel
e Smith, executive secretary OF the
National Women's Trade Union
League.
'-The delegates OF all the unions
see the justice Of the teachers de-
mands and the 10000 members Of
the unions may be depended upon to
stand behind their delegates" said
Miss Smith.
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c. v. j. NEEDS S72
FOR ITS BABIES"

George Washington University will
lose its babies unless IL raises ST25O
Immediately.
The university became a mother two
years ago, when il adopted two
French war orphans. Since then,
through contribution Of students and
iFcuity members, the babieS-Jean
Rnd Yyonne Rousseau-have been
kept at their mothers home in
France. But unless the university
raises $72.5O, the babies will be taken
away from their mother and placed
IN French institution.
Students at the university have
taken a keen interest in their babies.
and letters from their mother have
been read With keen interest and an
EWered.
Contributions should be sent to DR..
George n. Henning. dean of the
School Of Graduate Studies and head
NJ the department OF Romance Ian
suages, who launched the movement to
adopt the babies. His address is 2O23
= street northwest.
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Roosevelt, ]R.,
TO ORGANIZE
LOCAL VETS
o. C. Representative to Attend
General Convention in St.
Louis n Nay.

Conferences with the District oi
Colnmbla leaders In the movement 4
organise the veterans OF the worIc
war into q natiOnal organlzatiOn vii
soon be held here between local vet.
Grams and Lieut. Col. Thsodore Roose
welt.
The son OF the late President, fol.
lowing a brilliant record In Franco
IS takihg a prolnlnsnt part in the e.
fort to organEze the veterans. AZ ths
sane tine. be = getting Iato politics
bat net fOr sens OF the ofIiees with
which hIs name has been eonneeted
such - the Tlcs Presidency. He 1,
satd 70 seek q sat inEthe New Y0rk
legislatare and later : place On Con-
gresa.
BGpe Alreaay gtaFGea.
District % coIumbia veterans havs
ALREADY started Ehs local organlza
tsOn of Eho 11en who sharea In the
var throagh The foru.atSon, oE Genera
John ,. PsrsAing Post. No. I. win
Col = Lester JoRes as commander.
A geneFAl conventfon Of delegates
from every Sthts d % be called Il
meet ln s. Louis IN Nay. Details
are being WORKED oat LloutsnanI
Colonel Roosevelt and others 81
.prominence ere giving them atten-
tiOn- General Pershing approves thc
plan. The organization is. OF course
70 be non-poiticaL
Oae Wsy 70 step Reaa-
Lieutenant Colonel Roosevelt. in an
Interview. said he believed such au
organisation as proposed would be- OF
great value, that It would aid ma
teriaIly IN finding employment for
returned soldiers. and that its advice
RouId be sought by all parties when
Il came to military, naval OF eco
nomic preblenns. He said he believed
Il would be . practical method Of
stopping EolsheRisn
3 Isiedta fhlonfl .Raasezsl sald
be had Eertaln fde6s7 end SOME sfibi-
tionH, var record OF which hs%nesd
not BE ashamed and his fathers
friendh.
Those are my assets he said
Ny Liabilities. II I may express u
that way, consist chiefly Of an appaIl-
ing ignorance OF what has been going
on in this. country for the last two
years.