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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-10
Saturday


TO Spend SUMNER
IN WEsTcLiFFE
Mrs. E. Brandon OF 124 North Sec
ond street, Will leave today for West
clifYe. where she will spend the sum-
mer.
REJOICING OVER
NEW GRANDSON
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bachelor. IFS Or
chard avenue are rejoicing over the
birth of a grandson to Mr.. an6 Mrs.
George Mercer OF Greeley. Colo. Mrs.
Bachelor Is at Greeley. the guest OF
her daughter and family for a couple
of weeks.
HOosIER GUESTS
AT HOTEL MILLER
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and daugh-
tiers, Alice and Sarah. Troy Meyers
and Robert Ward arrived here yester-
day from Winchester, Ind, in a car,
and are guests at the Miller hotel.
PIcNicKED ON SKYLINE
DRIVE LAST NIGHT
John Miller and wife. dauehters
Alice and Sarah. Troy Meyers. Robert
l W aAhs .NoHa anu ifohAta tAttta~
cam. enjoyed a picnic supper on the
Skyline drive last night.
ENJOYED PICNIC AT
THREE MILE SPRINGS
Howard MolIe,t. Florence Williams.
Roland. Pauline Bennett. Lillian
Marsh of Pueblo. Esther Sowan.
Frank Williams OF Brewster. Frances
Duncan. Ruth and ciem Wells. Mrs.
NJ. c. Wells. Mr. and Mrs Frank Wells
and Mrs. w. A. Moliett and Happy Hill
all enjoyed the day pienfcking at
Three Mre Springs July 4. There
was music and games and lots of good
EATS"
GUESTS OF THEIR
oRANDPARsNTs
Rose Einor and Marpory Harmon
of Pueblo are spending a few weeks
here with the grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Bachelor on Orchard avenue.
ENTERTAINING GUESTS
FROM ILLINOIS
Misses Rose p. Muser Of LenzburF.
H.. and Euba whitchurch of Pectone.
H.. are here as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hill. East Canon. THE
young ladies' are spending their vaca-
ton in different parts OF Colorado.
having come here from Denver. They
are greatly impressed with the scenic
grandeur around Canon City. and pro-
nounce the Skyline drive the most
unique scenic spectacle In Colorado.
RETURNS FROM THE
COLUMBUS CONVENTION
Mrs. E r. FuIkerson returned TO
Canon City Thursday from Columbus.
/ o.. where she attended the great Cen
tenary convention and exposition of
the Methodist church. one of the most
remarkable religious gatherings held
In the United States In recent years.
Mrs. Fulkerson says representatives
we're present from nearly every coun-
I try In the world. Rev DR.. Fuikersor
will remain in Columbus until the
close OF the convention before return
ing. DR.. Fulkerson is considering n
call 10 missionary york in Japan as
the result OF the recent worldwide
Centenary movement OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.
DENVER PRINTERS
VISIT CANON CITY
l.. w obenchain. in charge OF the
Gates Tire Company's printing plant
in Denver. and Herbert C. Young OF
the Peerless Printing Company. also
of Denver. with their families were
Canon City visitor stoday.
Will VISIT IN CHICAGO
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS
Father r. NJ. Hennessy. c. NJ. chap
lain OF the Academy. with his brother
John Hennessy. who has been visiting
him for several weeks. left Friday for
Chicago where Father Hennessy will
/ vf.ft oavaraI maaEr
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VISITORS HERE FROM
THE CAPITAL CITY

Mr.. Van Tilburg, director of the Odd
Fellows Home of this city, and wife,
arrived here from Denver yesterday
accompanied by their niece. Miss
Betsy Fisher. also of Denver. They
made the trip by way of Cripple Creek
and were Joined there by Alice Ed
red. who will remain in Canon City a
few days.
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REJOICING OVER
NEW GRANDSON

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bachelor, us Or
chard avenue are rejoicing over the
birth of a grandson to Mr.. an6 Mrs.
George Mercer OF Greeley. Colo Mrs.
Bachelor is at Greeley. the guest OF
her daughter and family for a couple
of weeks.
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PIcNIcKED ON SKYLINE
DRIVE LAST MIGHT

John Miller and wife. daughters
Alice and Sarah. Troy Meyers. Robert
Ward. Mona Friar and Donald Hoiek-
cam. enjoyed picnic supper on the
Skyline drive last night
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HoosIER GUESTS
AT HOTEL MILLER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and daugh-
tiers. Alice and Sarah. Troy Meyers
and Robert Ward arrived here yester-
day from Winchester. Ind, in a car,
and are guests at the Miller hotel.
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TO SPEND SUMNER
IN WEsrCllFFE

Mrs. E. Brandon Of 124 North Sec
ond street, viii leave today for West
cIifYe. where she will spend the sum-
mer
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RETURNED FROM
BOULDER MONDAY

Everett Bancroft ana SISTER, MrS.
Garwood. returned home on Monday
from a vacation visit to Boulder and
other points in the northern part OF
the state. They were accompanied
on the return trip by Miss Carey OF
Greeley. who is a guest Mt the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Bancroft, 809
Main street Miss Carey and Mrs.
Garwood we're formerly associated in
school work and taught together at
Bertha. Colo.
RETURNED FROM
CALIFORNIA TODAY
| Cummins Dozler. who has been at
tending school nj Los Angeles, Cal,
returned to Canon City today for the
summer and is the guest Of his par
epts. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dozier.
SPENT WEDNESDAY
! IN PUEBLO
| Mrs. Charles Sell. accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Bennett OF Pueblo In
their car Tuesday and returned last
night.
HGRg TODAY ON
WAY TO pueDLo
Mrs. Fred Fsti OF coAidals stopped
over hesN for : short time this after
noon whiIe mailing motor mp %
Pueblo. whore she VII sncal 8 lev
dhyn visising IN hustea1' ~. Beil
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EpihtopHi tHuItu-
DENVER PRINTERS
VISIT CANON CITY

Father r. NJ. Hennessy. c. NJ. chap
lain OF the Academy. with his brother
John Hennessy. who has been visiting
him for several weeks. left Friday for
Chicago where Father Hennessy will
visit several weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

might make it decidedly uncomfortable
for Jack Dempsey.
The faculty. aided and abelled by a
few monkey glands. could lick the
varsity football team
Father. with a monkey gland and a
shngle. could at so continue his
pleasant pastime OF spanking sixty
year-Old sonny.
Bul, let MS repeat, there viii be no
chance lefl for The yOungsler.
Youth viii nor be served-if old age
can annex a sufficient supply Of chim-
panzpe glands
Youth VIII sit around and wait until
10 gels old and can make use OF a pet
gorilla.
When everybody lives forever ply
sicians will conserve a million dollars
worth OF sole leather. and undertakes
can start monkey farms for a living
And when everybody lives forever no
body's rich uncle is going 10 leave his
fortune for the nephew 10 spend.
such is life eternal on earth.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
SOCtI -
;S'[[o]:::lI].l22' II ']SS;;

When Or. Noronoff uncovered the
Ponce de Leon discovery Gays It's
discovery-he opened a wide leld fur
speculation.
n YOU can make an old man young
II you can make an aged scientist
youthful again
II puts The eternal kibosh on minor
league recruits
Pittsburgh can slip monkey gland
into Hans Wagner and have that great
shoristop back shortslopping as in The
days % yOre
Cy Young can come back and pitch
for Cleveland
big Bill Lange can bust fences in
Chicago again.
Cal McVcy can ouineld for Cincinnati
once more.
,"1 "n hasoblll team need be re-
Iuyenated by the expensive method Of
..,n.,, ug players or drafting rockies
from The tall grass. nm be cheaper
grafling ape glands onto the old-timers,
even though they do have 10 tie up
ihcir while whiskers so they can keep
an eye on grOmdcrs.
Jim Corbeli-plus a monkey gland
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
C0UNTERFEITERS
ARE BISY Again
Banks Warned of Spurious
$50 Reserve Note in
Circulation

The Wilmington banks have been
warned Of the circulation Of an expert
and dangerous counterfeit $50 Federal
Reserve note which was discovered a
few days ago in New York. As not many
persons carry notes Of this denomna-
tion with them perhaps II is not likely
lo be handed TO any Of the average per
SONS among whom The countcrfeitcrs
usually work The note purpOrls 10
have been issued by the Federal Re
serve Bank Of Boston and the secret
service men say that 10 is well-eNe-
culed counterfeit. In describing the
note these secret service men say:
m Is apparently printed from photo
mechanical plates. on Two pieces oi
very Thin paper. brlwoen which SIN
threads have been distributed. The por-
trail OF Grant has nat appearance
common 10 mechanical reproductions
i'm other words 10 docs not stand out IN
relief from the background In the
medallion. The lathe work in The bor-
dor of The note Is broken and indisiinct.
The seal is darker blue than the gem
uine The number Of the specimen at
hand Is A722S0A The figures or this5
number are much heavier Than those OF
the genuine.
"The back of The note is more DC
ccpthe than the face. There Is an ao-
sence of many of the fine lines in inc
aguru representing Panama on the back
of note. which gives io This ilgure an
unfinished appearance. The nag Is
missing from the mast Of the vessel
on the left end, back of note, as are
also nne lines representing the wire
less apparatus. which run from mast to
mast"
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How To Get Health
When You Are Weak, Rundown,
Nervous And Tire On The
Slightest Exertion.

This condition shows that Iron,
the life and strength of your blood is
wearing out, your nerve force is decay
ing and vitality is becoming low.
Disease acts only on those whose
blood is thin and watery, impoverished
OF impure and never affects persons
whose blood is rich and pure with plenty
of Iron in it. DIR. Chase's Blood and
Nerve Tablets are a wonderful restora-
tive because they contain Iron, Nux-
Vomica, Gentian, Capsicum, and Zinc
Phosphide which makes them a most
valuable tonic for the sick, GONZALES
cent and overworked. Each dose means
more energy, more nerve force, more
strength. They put snap into you
which makes life worth living. Sold by
Druegists 60 cents, Special, (Stronger
more Active 80 cents.)
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
GAY WILL UPHELD
BY N. Y. COURT

BUFFALO. n. y. oct ga verdict
sustaining the will Of the late Mrs.
Helen Pennypacker McCurdy Gay has
been returned by the jury before JUS
tice Pooley here in supreme Court.
BY the decision of the jury Louis w.
GAY. husband Of Mrs. Gay receives
ss57 600 being principal beneficiary.
The contestants Of the will. her iva
brothers, Henry r.. and William g..
Pennypacker, Jr. and the guardian Of
Mildred Mason pennsypacker, daughter
Of "a deceased brother, Edgar Penny
packer. will not share i'm the will as
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Icnlcd Truli sa'ad.

Icllicd Fruit Sa,ad.
4 tablespoonful Of gelaiine.
1 pint Of boiling water
> tablespoonfuls Of lemon juice.
peaches
4 large or two small pears.
? apples.
= cupful Of rlisins.
= cupful OF nuts.
Dissolve gelaline in little cold
water Add boiling wafer. When cool
add lemon juice Turn into o mold
or use individual ones, and add The
fruit diced. Lcl stand until stiff seryd
on lettuce. using either French dress
ing or he following cooked dressing
Add nuts after salad is arranged on
plates
salad Dressing.
> eggs
tablespoonful Of sugar.
loaspoonful Of salt
a ioaspoonful Of mustard
is teaspoonful Of pepper
y cupru Of oil
y cupfu 80 sinegar
Break egg yolks into top Of double
boiler and mix in the salt sugar pep
per and mustard Beat in The oil, then
the vinegar. Cook in double boiler un-
, I'll II begins 10 thickcn Let cool ana
add 10 the stinly beaten whites Of the
eggs This dressing win keep but II u
seems 10 separate beat II with silver
| fork
salisbury Steak.
9, Mound of round steak ground.
"a cupful Of dried bread crumbs
. cupful of milk
icaspoonful Of salt.
Pepper.
Min all The ingredients in bow.
shape with hands into little cakes. ron
i'm -four and fry slowly in a frying pan
There are cooks and cooks, bul e
good cook is like an honest man
MARY.
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BABY MAMMELE
MISSING 5 HOURS

Wandering from her home at 10
O'Clock Yesterday morning while her
mother was busy about her household
duties Anna Mammelc, the lWo-Near-
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Candy g..
Mammele, Of Tire Wilmington Nl"rt-
mcnls. disappeared and for four hours
Kept the police department ON the
jump.
AT 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Pa
lrolman MckeoWn found ihc child at
MARYLAND avenue and Linden street,
almost exhausted, and he cYricd her
io The police station where the mother
was waiting for word Of the child.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

made mistake. and married another.
Then. according to his testimony in
court. he knew he had made a mis-
take, and went back to the first wife.
Thirsty patrons OF saloons IN Cairo,
Egypt went on a non-drinking strike TO
force down liquor prices.
Mrs Amelia H. Hess, New Iors. has
been sued for 500 balance alleged TO be
due on o pair of shoes she nal cUn-
lracled for. having paid 5000 On Ire
purchase price when she gave ;ne or
der.
When some can be persuaded to or
der $500 shoes can YOU blame dealer
for charging what he does?
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
nnspIrAL noNArInN nNY.

Next Thursday will be donation Day
at The Homeopathic Hospital Donations
of an kind will be received at the in
siitution. Tho household committee, In
charge OF The affair os Mrs :. N
Trump. chairman: Mrs. Martha II.
Gruhh Mrs. Charles W. pusey, Mrs.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

Three mornings each week I plan 30
20 10 market. Of course. this takes
moro time and EFFORT Than II docs ln 60
ia he telephone 10 call the butcher
md grocer and give my ord inr the
day. But leue The results worth
ihn effort ] not only save money bat
know exactly what I'm buying
Vegetables cannot be perfect lay AZ
ter day For instance. lf string beans
arc not up 10 standard or scarce AMI
NICE ones are consequently hieher ihaa
heels. which are unif0rmiy yopG aui
more in price for The d7y I dscide TO
have beeis This means | must plan
hcavier dessert. since Dcst' do not
nave as great food yalu3 as beans.
always have my meas planned be
fore ] go TO market. but these plans
are subject 10 change on short mo-
ticc. according 10 prices.
Meats vary in the same way Some
times when J have planned to have
pork ! must change 10 veal because |
ind it more economical 10 buy. But
this do gladly. 70 is what ! go To
market for.-lo secure for my family
the best for the least money
MENU ron TOMORROW.
Breakfast: Baked apples fried corn
meal mush and syrup. coffee
Luncheon. spanish rice, brown bread
and butter. ieilicd fruit salad, tea.
Dinner: salisbury STEAK. French fried
polaioes. carrots. stuffed tomato salad,
fruit and nuts
NY OWN RECIPES.
Tho following recipes are The ones /
Ike best FOR The dishes given. In order
% make my table allowance reach the
end OF The month without a big hole
in it. I use spanish rice and salisbury
steak" several times during The month.
They are two nourishing dishes ana my
family thinks my way -nf preparing
Them makes them most =faalable. /
know that ! have been able to BRING
down The expense of each dish by for
mulsling my own recipes II b. pos
sihle for me 60 do lhis because
studied chemistry Of cooking a, the
Slate university
spanish Rice
, laDlcspoonfuls Of bacon fat.
, mcdium-sizod onions.
quart of tomatoes, either fresh o.
canned
cupful Of rice.
1 ieasp0onful 90 salt.
.. ieaspoonful OF pepper.
Nell ihc bacon fat in a frNng pan
add iho onions Sliced Cook for a few
minutes ana adl the tomatoes. Wash
me rice and add 10 The tomatoes. sea
son and cook slowly FOR an hour 'iif-
ring occasionally TO keep from Durnlns'
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Some Cats Have Nine Lives, But This
One Had a. kittens.

Nine Emmy Destinn speaking:
'Z1l ccs my Macnka
"She ees a Bohemian cat, and she
mlke1 'ercp Gne mo2zair for ~ coun-
tree. she 'av IS babies. She ees eX-
ample AN ladce mozlairs
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n a OF 4 TO CELEBRATE.

Camp No. I. Patriotic order OF
Americans. will celebrate its twentieth
anniversary in the Jorge rooms tomor-
row evening.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

! Monleitli Jackson, Mrs. Peter J.
Ford. Mrs r. B. Rayncr and Mrs. ;. B.
Cnollng.
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FREE Trial PLAPAO

No charge for 10 now or ever. Let rs
rend you mass Of evidence 20 prove
what the PLAPAO-PAD5 are doing fol
others. Let us send you our book on Rup-
ture, telling you many things about this
we have sworn statements on file from all
over the country, positively proving thai
the PLAPAO-PADS have corrected, Tor all
time 10 come, the dangerous condition that
ia tho cause Of the protTusion known. ss
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Evening journal., 1919-10-27

Search The Want Ads in this news
paper daily for II contains valuable op-
portunties FOR buying and selling.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

In the kitchen of her own home
Sister Mary cooks daily for Fam
lily of four adults. She brought 10
her kitchen an understanding OF
the chemistry of cooking. gained
from study OF domestic science IN
a State university. Consequently the
advice she offers is a happy com
hination OF theory and practice.
Every recipe she gives is her own,
FIRST tried out aud served at her
family table.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

sustained here yesterday afternoon. Ac-
cording to the court records The estate
is valued at s37iOO0.
A trust fund ot seyenty-eight thous-
sand dollars under ierms Of Mrs. Gays
mothers viii, reyerts to children Of the
brothers.
Evening journal., 1919-10-27
RUPTURED PEOPLE
Throw Away E0us- Truss

Thousands of ruptured people are finding
relief from the torture Of rupture and the
truss by uging STUART'S scientific ADJ
HFsTF PLAPAO PADS. Make up your
mind 20 be able 70 throw away your old
truss. DO away with steel or rubber bands
that chafe and pinch. Let us send you
Evening journal., 1919-10-27

Read This Before lou swap Your Old
Wife for New One
NEW YORK Alvin Bonser. lr.. mar
ricd a wife. and then thought he had
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For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft clear and healthy.
ANY druggist can supply you with
Zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases, Eczema, itch, pimpieS,
rasheS, blackheads in most cases give
way to Zemo. frequently, minor blem.
isheS disappear over nj ht. Itching us.
ually stops instantly. yZemo is a safe,
antiseptic liquid, aaU, easy to use and
dependable. 1t cost ONIy Csc: an ex-
ira large bottle, Sl.Qb. 1t w not stain,
is not greasy or stit ky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The F. ". Rosc CO. Cleveland. o.
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THURsDAY MARCH "a

cock of yonder in France with General
Pershing, and II Hitchcock isn't engag-
ed in his familiar pursuit of making
presidential candidate, the Republi-
can leaders would like to know what
his business is there anyway. They
say that he has no other business over
there.
Hitchcock's reputation restE upon
the skill with which he turned up at
the Chicago convention Of 1908 with
the southern delegations in his vest
pocket, so to speak, for Taft. He got
great credit and glory for that, though
he couldn't have done it without
Rooseyelts ardent and outspoken
backing. A more conspicuous success
was scored by him in picking Charles
f. Hughes and lining up enough dele
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to his many years Of service in Con-
gress, which gave him conpreheu-
sive knowledge of governmental al.
fairs and enabled him to cooperate
with, rather than continually antag-
onize. the legislative branch Of the
government, which under the Consti-
tuition is ranged first in importance
The prosperity and happiness of the
PEOPLE Of the country under McKin
ley's administration furnish an excel
lent example of the logic of the argu-
ment that experience in the legislative
branch of the government is a highly
valuable qualification for he who is to
be chosen as the head of the execu-
tive branch"
Notwithstanding this very able ar
gument, there is Mr.. Frank II. Hitch
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ployer. Special training for the work
that the individual is called upon to
perform is highly desirable in private
business. One who is to be placed in
supervisory position should have a
comprehensive knowledge Of the vari-
Gus branches Of work coming under
mis- charge, and experience in dealing
with the men in whose work he must
cooperate.
"The same principles apply in gov
eminent business, and special care in
selection should be given to the quail
fications OF the individual who is TO
occupy the position Of greatest power
and responsibility in shaping the des-
tiny of the nation.
"The marked success Of William Nc
NinIey as President was due largely
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NWASE4 INGTON NEWS :
GOSSIP ~ CHARLES Brook. s1l77:

factory results as he could had he en-
ioyed several years previous service
in the legislative branch.
In business one always seeks the
individual who, in addition to honesty
and industry, has the most extensive,
successful experience, whether his ser,
vices be desired as an employe or en-
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gates to give Hughes the nomination.
That was a really Creditable perform
ance, and a combination OF political
ability and luck which Republican
leaders credit him fully with.
But Pershing II Hitchcock
takes up Pershing with the latters per.
mission, Of course) aud tries to put
him over" he will, they say, tackle the
hardest job Of the kind he has ever
voluntarily put himself up against.
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Two of the important features &C.
copied by the commission on interna.
tional labor legislation in Paris are the
prohibition Of child labor under 16
years Of age and the uniformity Of sea.
mems wages.