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MExICANS RAID
A TEXAS RANCH
STEALING STOCK
And PROVISIONS IS
Investigator Wires Details
of Raid to Senator Fall in
Washington.
,us ni,-a Press,

LAREDO. TEN, Dec. 5.--MeSiean
bandits raided the claros,o ranch in
zapa county last night. according TO a
telephone message to County Judge
spohn here.
They crossed the Rio Grande river.
raided the general store ON The ranch.
bound and gagged the srorekeeper.
looted the store OF all provisions. stole
number OF horses and escaped into
Mexico.
Judge Spohn communicated the
facts To Capt. Hanson, special inyesti-
gator for Senator Falls committee.
Capt Hanson wired details of the
raid to Senator FAN at Washington.
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UNIVERSITY CLUB
DINNER POSTPONED

On account ef ihc Red Cross lecture
BY Rev. Van keuren ON next Tuesday
evening the meeting OF the University
Club. scheduled for that night. has
'een postponed until Tuesday eve.
ming. December 10. The club Will
meet at the strsthmore hote, for din
ner at Z. and this will be followed BY a
.fine program Of address and musical
END literary numbers. The cub now
has full membership OF 40 business
nsd professional men. as we'll MS n
waiting lat
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Pretty Wedding
Occurred Thursday

Forest Clinton Snyder. son of Mrs.
G. r. Schwah. and Miss E,bel b. Lar
son. daughter of Mrs. Anna :. Lar
son of SIT Macon avenue. were mar
ried in the presence OF a large com
pany of friends at the hume OF the
grooms mother. 300 Greenwood ave-
nue.. M 10 O'Clock Thursday morning.
The nuptial service was soiemnized
by Hes. Charles J. Armentrout pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church.
with the impressive ceremony used
In its celebration. Miss Ruth Ar
sn.nirou; played the wedding march.
The bride Was dressed in a navy
blue trave.ing suit and carried beau
fifui bouquet of roses. The groom
wore a gray travelling suit Miss Eda
Larson. sister of me bride. was brides
mlad. ar1 Lincoln Larson. brother Of
maid was rowned In n dress of black
satin.
The groom was raised in Canon
City. Is young man of excellent
character nnd is making good In the
government service. The bride Is
also canan City girl and is dauEh.
Ser Of Mrs. Anna : Larson. meruher
OF the firm of Larson sisters OF the
J. G. Penney store.
' At IL O'Clock. no8n. a sumptnous
dinner OF chicken and roast pork was
served At the family home by Mr.. and
ifrs. Schwab ia the guests. who were
me newls-married couple. Mrs. Anna
s. Larson. Miss Ellen Larson. Rev. c.
]. armenirout. Mr.. and Mrs G. L.
Schwab. Misses Ruth Armentrout. Eds
Larson. Hazel Uirich. virgic Taylor.
Charles Larson. V. II. Amcs. Lincoln
larson and Frank schwab OF Flor
enra
The bride and groom left on an aft
ernonn train for Denver and other
Colorado points whore they WI spend
their honeymoon They WIN be at
home 20 their friends after n short
time at Fort MORGAN. where the groom
has n remuncrative position with the
government survey In the investigation
service of the South Platte river
watershed
The happy couple were the recip.
tents OF many beautiful and useful
wedding presents from their friends
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PROVING BIGGER SOB
THAN WAS EXPECTED

The repairs TO the water works
pipeline in the Royal Gorge near mile
pest No. e6. made necessary by the
rockslide Tuesday night. is proving a
bigger undertaking than was expected
and Il will be several days. probably
the end OF the week. before the work
l. completed and water is again fow-
ing through the conduit into the set
tling basins. Pending the completion
OF the job Supt John Chsielat OF the
warier works syster, urges the people
of this city to be as careful in the
use of water from the city mains as
possible.
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NEW AUTOMOBILE
PUBLICATION

The Canon Auto Company. local dis
nibutor OF Cievc and Lieht Six motor
ears. has been advised by the Gleve-
land Automobile Company. Cleveland.
o.. that the factory will soon issue a
house organ. The new publication
viii appear this month and will not be
limited to technical matters OF inter-
est solely 10 dealers and factory men
II Is the intention of the editors to
make the. new publication of interest
10 Cleveland owners and prospective
owners as wei as 10 the dealer organ.
isafion.
Contributions of news ma,tor con-
earning the Cleveland Light Six viii
be acceptable from owner, dealer or
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AMERICAN LEGION
Is FORMING HOME
GUARD In TEXAS
PROTECT BORDER
Mining Companies Have Or
dered All of Their En-
rloyes Out of Mexico.
fBy Iniird rrc--.

Ell PAso, TEN. Dec. 5.-A meeting
OF Tie American Legion has been
called here tonight TO form a home
guard to protect the city in the event
of intervention in Mexico.
Nearly all American mining com
panies have ordered their employees
out of Mexico, and a. Mexican exodus
from the United States has started.
Increasing numbers OF Mexicans
are crossing from Texas 10 Juarez
The passport offices are swamped.
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HAS HOME-SIcKNESS
FOR CANON CITY

In the course of letter received
al The Canon City Daily Record office
from C. w Van Patten. executive sec
retary of the army and navy depart
ment of the Y NJ. C. A. at Denver, he
says: We feel occasional twinges
of home-sickness for Canon City. as
you may well imagine. after disposing
of our home there where we resided
so long. but stiI1 retain our affection
for the community and our esteem for
its people. We will look forward
with pleasure to an occasional visit to
the old town ad our friends there
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Insane Man
attacks Family
With an AK
IN, United Press,

psSlAC. y. j.. Dec. 5.-The bodies
Of Mason Strong. an architect. and
his wife and daughter. were found
here last night with their heads
crushed by blows from an ak. Three
younscr children are probably IA
! any injured and lay unconscious for
y hours beside the dead. when Nina.
sal.ed II, recovered sufficiently to tel.
ephone Off a do,cor.
Strong went insane Tuesday night
Killed his wife and oldest daughter.
crushed the heads OF the younger
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New Filtration
Process i'm the
Cider Industry

The Colorado Packing Corporation
was the pioneer in proaucing sweet
cider in cans. In fact il still is prac-
tically alone in the field. and as re-
suit is the biggest producer by sew
erai thousand gallons. There are
firms which ship in barrels. but the
local plant was the first to put up ster-
ilized and filtered sweet cider in cans
for the retail trade. Many carloads
have been sold this year. and one firm
alone took over a dozen carloads
alone
The Colorado Packing Corporation
is still several steps ahead of Compel
itors because of the wonderful filtra-
ton process which if has utilized and
perfected. This process has never
been applied to cider before. and this
is the first year ii has been used by
the local plant. but 1t is big sue
cess
BY its use. sweet cider. which here
tofore at best has always had a cloudy
appearance and has contained more
or less imperfections. is produced as
pure and as clear as anyone would
/ desire. The elimination of all i'm
perfections leaves in the cider the
natural apple taste which is so much
desired
John w. Bacon. chief chemist for
the corporation. and p. II. Troutman.
general manager have worked many
months TO perfect the system. and are
naturally sratifed at the perfect re-
suits. Cider filtration has heretofore
D.. 4
gave various reasons for its impracti-
cability. but the Colpacko people had
an idea and they carried it out sue
cessfully.
The filtration system cost over
$4,000 for installation. but il was
money well spent Actual proof of
this fact can be seen by comparison
Of the filtered and unfiliered SAMPLES
of sweet cider on display in The Rec
ord office window
Because of prohibition sweet cider
is destined TO take rank as the most
popular table drink Atsleast the de-
mand this year indicates this condi-
ton. The c. y. C already has pro-
duced over 100000 gallons. with or
ders still coming in. This product
OF this company will be sold this year
in al parts of the United States be-
cause the Wholesalers who have pur-
chased i, have nationwide distrinu.
ton
The cider pack in cans was ori.i-
mated here in 1916. and after muah
laborlous effort and unquenchahle de
Termination. has been brought to
success
After several failures and r,rch loss
OF money on the apple pack. pat.
en'ed and improved process is being
us d this Ne1r which turns out such
hich quality apple that the local cor
cern is abe TO command premium,
price on The market The process
was o7ir'n7ief by a rennsyivania can.
ner, who did not have much success
with L hut t.e Colnacko experiment
ed snd Improved the process TO
point OF pe~fe ton BY its use the
apples retain heir delicious natural
flavor ard ho'a their firmness. max
ing them esi ecial'y desirable.
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rAAnrom CANON ROAD
IN GOOD SHAPE

Despite the recent snow the Phan.
tom canon highway is IN splendid
shape The road II In good condi-
lion ~ the way from the district to
the Junction OF the Pueblo. Florence
md Canon CITY ronds, about r~ven
iriIss this side of Canon city. Fsom
then on 10 Canon City The road h
rcush. Cripple Creek Times.
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WILL LEAVE FOR
DENVER ON FRIDAY

Representative George f Colgate
Will leave Canon City Friday for Dem
Yer in readiness for the meeting OF
the special session of the Legis'aturs
next week. of which he is the Fre-
mont county merlber. Mrs. Colgate.
who is already in Denver will be
with him there until the adjourn
ment of the General Assembly.
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WILL MAKE HOME
AT FORT COLLINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schillo of 49,
Harrison street. lef; this morning for
Fort Collins. where they will maize
their temporary home. Mr.. Sehinc
has been transferred from the psni-
tentiary here to the state road camp
near Fort Collins
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ciety be deported 10 the country OF
their nativity. We further hold tina;
any and all citizens, whether natural
born citizens or naturalized citizens.
who practice. advocate, disseminate or
encourage BoIshevism, or any other
doctrine or Theory inimical OF our gov
ernment. should be denaturalized. the
practice or dissemination of their doc
trines and theo les prohibited and
punished. and the PRONUNCIATION and
dissemination OF their propaganda
suppressed. prohibited and punished.
and be ii kurthesr
Resolved. That copy OF these res
oluiions be sent all members OF the
lodge and that every member of. this
lodge be requested, ii approved by
him, to attach his signature thereto.
thereby showing his approval thereof
and return the same at once TO the
secretary Of this lodge for its files.
CANON CITY LODGE b. p. O. ELKS,
NO. 610.
By the Committee
j. y. COOPER.
L II. STINEMEYER,
W II DoZlER,
JAMES L. COOPER.
JOSEPH H MAUPIN,
T. LEE wITCHER.
Z. A. BRADBURY.
The above and foregoing resolu-
tons were presented, read in full, and
by unanimous vote Of the lodge, at its
regular meeting held on the Sd day OF
December. 1919, duly adopted.
f. Il. BANCROFT.
Exalted Ruler.
Attest
E. a BRADBURY. Sec'y.
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GO TO ROCKY FORD AND
AND Ia JuNTA FOR WEEKEND

Mrs, 4. +. Iiaftford and littie
darshter Fvorf. left this afternoon
FOR Rocky Ford and La Junta to snend
III" weekend iw;h friends and reia-
tives. -
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WILL MAKE THEIR
HOME IN PUEBLO

Mr. and Mrs Ed Blankenship and
family left Thursday for Pueblo
where they will make their home Mr..
Blankenship has gone into the meat
business in the Smoky City.
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FA-"-~s' CLUB
MrrTs FRIDAY

he East canon Farmers ;''i'h
VIII meet Friday evening nt 7;eo IN
t''" re'risnn school building. Al In.
'ercs'cd are cordially Invited
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the DeWeese-Dye Ditch
and Reservoir Company VIII be held
AT the distric, court room. Saturday.
January :. Al 10 o'clock a m. for the
purro OF elee;ing board OF direc-
tors for the ensuing year. and for the
transactions OF such other business as
may legally cone before the meeting.
J. V BLAKE.
Secretary
Canon City Colo Zee. 3. 1919.
FIRST Pub nec. {; 1919
Last Psb Dec -. 1919.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-i60 acres
improved dry ranch. near Castle
Rock; would consider improved 3 or
ie-acre tract: prefer poultry ranch in
or near Canon City. Address L. Cox.
Castle Rock. Colo. wet
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III AT HOME
WITH IA oRtpPg
Miss verdie peweese Of Texas
csesk has bcsp quite III II her homo
With The srip,
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of our constitutional and revolution
airy period when men demanded that
reason should pillow not the surface,
but the depths of the field.
another great principle is the pa
radox that at the very time when we
were sacrificing life with great pro-
digality we were discovering the val
ue of the ordinary man,-the ultl-
mate imperishable value of the indi-
vidual. Beneath the surface we must
see the worth of the soul. This will
lead US to a new construction OF IN
dustry. We shall think of the work
man no longer as hand but as a
soul. The worth of the soul is being
revealed and we can never build the
new world on the ideA that humanity
is cheap and cursed.
"The third great NJ inciple is new
sense of community interests and
values. There must be neighborli-
ness and a grasping of the fact that
the community is super-person. We
know at last that the community
is super-person. We know at last
that the community without the in
dividual is nothing. We have talked
much about the self-determinatlon OF
the small nations, but what about
the elf-determination of a local
community. Must we always have
outside guidance?
"There must also be newly awak-
ened consciousness of the progress of
the world order. It's better world
than 1t was so years ago. The pro-
cess is slow, varied and broken, but
it moves on. On the whole the
movement is onward, upward and
forward to the last. l believe that
out of this awful cataclysm there is
a new world coming and it will come
by the process of partnership with
God.
And lastly there must be a great
international faith which is the eX-
preston of our religion. There is no
greater travesty in the world than
giving this word internationallsm
over to the Bolshevists and the l.
w. w. In the largest sense 1T must
be adopted by all. You must think
yourself through your home, your
community, your state and your ma
ton 70 the universal citizenship
which is the most glorious thing this
war has brought. Let us dare tc
think to the limit and become citizens
of the world and lords of all the
ages"
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OH MY STOMACH

az had stomach trouble so badly
that nothing ate would digest as IL
should" said Sadie e. Hamilton,
Portland, Me-, as she began remark
able story of the relief she has secur-
ed from Argo-P Phosphate, the new re-
constructive, stomach tonic and sys-
tenn purifier
"Everything that I ate woul lie IN
my stomach like a lump" she explain
ed. "Gas would form and ! would
suffer distress all the time. got SO
could hardly keep anything down.
Trying to get relief, l had my stom-
ach pumped out, but even this did not
help me as l continued just as bad.
81 kept hearing so much about
Phosphate that l thought may
be it might help me and l decided to
try it. | have taken two bottles and
to my surprise l am already feeling
fine. | can eat anything and l am
not troubled at all.
az am completely rid of my old
stomach trouble that | had for three
years. have not felt so well fol
years and I am certainly glad to en-
dorse Phosphate because l want
others to be helped by this wonderful
medicine"
"The spirit Of wanting to help
others is what makes suffering men
and women give these splendid public
endorsements of Argo-Phosphate,
said local druggist.
Dispensed by Welcome B. Eastman
Charles A. Searles & Co., st. Johns
bury; Edmund's Pharmacy, Lyndon
vile, and Chas. H. Coburn, West
Burke.
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DIR, DAVIS
ADDRESSES
WOMAN'S CLUB
Continued from page y

as the gift of the young manhood of
the world"
"Let us take a brief survey for the
BACKGROUND of our theme in our UNI
happy bewilderment. To realize the
economic condition you have but to
read the first page of the Boston
morning paper. You will need moth
ing more from me to understand the
economic upheaval. Labor must have
a larger share in the direction of pro-
duction and exchange and a larger
share in the profits. Did you read the
report Of a group of English manu-
facturers who SAID we are resolved
that we will not run our business as
an intake of private interests, but
an output of public welfare In
seeking after q solution of our prob
lem Bolshevism, which is class legis-
lation run mad, has no word of pro-
phecy. Neither has conservative cap
ltal, which says we will do what we
please and hire hands And we must
also take into consideration the third
party which has never been consld-
cred before, the consumer.
"There has been a great upheaval
in ethics. You have only to look at
the home toreaiize this. Here we once
stood on the basis OF the ethics of
Jesus, That which God hath joined
together, let no man put asunder.'
Has marriage become merely a con-
tract of convenience? This is time
of SCATTERING, unrest and change of
our moral standards.
| "There are sure signs of shifting
| and change in the political ORDER
! What, for instance, has happened TO
our railroads? After literally work
ing my passage through New Eng
land from Lake Sunapee to Lake
| George, back to Lake Sunapee and
then to st. Johnsbury, from now on
| regard a Ford as benediction. The
people are controlling the railroads
and the very men who ought to pre-
serve the morale of the system sit
back and fippantly say, It's up to
Uncle Sam
"There has been an overturn in
our religious ideals. There is the
peril of slipping back to mere ccclesi-
asticism. Perhaps, even, some of the
credal foundations are shaking.
"In this reconstruction of our eco
nomic, ethical, political and religious
ideals what are some of the materials
:, with which to work cut our saliva
ton. In the first place we rejoice al
the radical temper of the time We
F.! are coming back to the old challenge
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NOTICE

DR.. B. E. Doyle's Dentist Office will
be closed from Aug. to Aug. 20.
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1919
Company ID, V. N. G.

There ought to be hearty response
to the call tonight to re-organlze co.
D, and it would be a sorry day for
St. Johnsbury if the Armory should
be closed. This splendid gift of the
state has proved most useful to many
besides the soldiers and as long as st.
Johnsbury maintains a military or
oanization it can be used for other
useful purposes. Then, too, this
town takes pride in the record OF old
Company Dr-frst called away from
home in the Spanish-American war
and later units of our great army in
all parts of the world. In both these
wars, as we'll as in peace times, Com
pany D made good. And now Lieut..
Stewart Cheney is trying to re-organ-
ize the company and he deserves the
heartiest success. The Commercial
Club are behind the movement and
assuming all the expense of the re-
organization because they believe that
Company D is an asset to the com
munity and an organization worth
having. All success to the effort to
bring Company d back again.
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LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. A. H. Barbour of Nashua, N.
H., is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Boynton for few days.
The st. Johnsbury band will give
their postponed concert at the Court
House square tonight, weather, per-
hitting. Sergt Ralph Provencal has
been chosen director to succeed Rob
ert D. Merrill and will lead the band
at tonight's concert. He was assist
ant band leader of the Second Engin-
GERS band and was overseas with this
organization for over a year. Gun
band is to be congratulated upon Sc
curing so soon a leader so well equip
ped for the position.
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CABOT COUPLE
MARRIED 66 YEARS
CONTINUED from page one)


age, when his parents came back to
Piermont, N. H., where thep spent
the remainder of their lives.
When "a years of age, Gilbert was
married to Sabrina M. Durgan OF
Cabot at Wentworth, N. H., Rev. In
crease S. Davis. They lived on a
farm in Piermont six years, going
from there to Worcester, VT, and he
was a travelling salesman for Tour
wears in Vermont, New Hampshire,
massachusetts, New York and Can
ada.
The Civil War put a stop to his
line of business and he bought farm
IN Calais where he lived four years,
then went to Cabot to the farm where
he has lived for nearly Al years.
During Mr. HIPS days as travelling
salesman, Mrs. Hill did dressmaklng
at Cabot and Worcester. They had
four sons, the oldest living only Is
months, and the third only to the
age of SO years. The second son IS a
nTosperous farmer in Hardwick, and
the Youngest lives with his parents.
Mrs. Hills father, Darius Durgan,
was born at Cabot Plains, in 1896.
When a young man he married Prud-
ence Page and cleared place on
Mollvs Pond in Cabot, built a log
house and settled there, where their
son, Alvin Durgan, aged 81 years.
lives, hale and hearty.
Thev had 10 children. One son was
drowned in Mollys Pond at the age
of "a; one went to California at the
age of 25, married and died there;
another son went West, but returned
to Cabot and died few years later;
a daughter, Cordelia, married ana
went to Piermont, N. H., and later
to Lowell; Sabrina is the wife of MI
Hill and was IS years old on June
IA, 1919.
Mary went at the age of three
years to live with an aunt, was three
times married, her last to Darwin
Miller of "a Pearl street, ST.. johns
bury, where she has spent most OF
her life; Susie went to Worcester ana
married Edward Folsom, later going
to Ashland, Neb., where they still
live; Jennie died at the age of two
wears and on the same day brother
died from scarlet fever and both were
| L.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill live on the farm
adjoining the Durgan homestead
Mrs. Hill is somewhat feeble, but al
though Mr.. Hills physical health IS
somewhat impaired his mental facul-
ties are wonderfully preserved.
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HAS NOT HAD AN
HOURS SICKNESS
Since He Commenced TO
Take ''Fruit-a-tiVeS'
70 LEES AVE, OTTAWA.


"Three years ago, began to feel
rundown and tired, and suffered
very much from Liver and Kidney
Trouble. Having heard of "Fruit-a-
tives", l thought I would try thema
The result was surprising.
I haze not had an hours sickness
since 1 commenced using 'Fruit-a-
tives" or Fruit Li0er TABLETS, and I
know now what 1 haven't known for
a good many years-the blessing of a
healthy body and clear thinking
brain'' WALTER J. MARRIOTT
SOC. a box, 6 for So so, trial size 25c.
at dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited OGDENSBURG. N. Y,