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Evening journal., 1919-02-11
G. +. MEDIIL WINS PROMOTION.

George / Medlll has been appointed
assistant treasurer IN the banking de-
partment. In charge OF the bookkeeping
and statements department OF the Sc
curity Trust and Safe Deposit COM
pany. For the past twelve years Ml
Mediu has been receiving teller N tne
bank and by his af'able manner nas
made numerous friends. who are con
graduating him upon his pfomouoh'
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
sWIFT nan IIcENsF.

Charged with operating an automo-
hlye without an operators license, Ed
ward V. swift, Negro, was before Dep
uty Judge Finger in Municipal Court
this morning. but was dismissed when
he produced his license In court
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
on WRONG SIDE OF STREET.

For violation OF the tra1le rules Al
fred S. Martin was nned IS and costs
by Deputy Judge Finger In Municipal
Court this morning. IN running on the
left side Of Pennsylvania avenue one
night about a month ago. he ran into
another car.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
INNOCENT or BREAKING STORE.

In Municipal Court this morning q
MILE proscqul was entered 10 ne case
OF John lie Fashion and Frank Di MAO
CHARGED with breaking and entering uls
store Of Enrico Deaugro at Eighth ana
Union streets.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
ANoTUER ISAAC ANDERSON.

Isaac Anderson, Of No. 5ti Orange
street. wants 1t understood that he was
not the Isaac Anderson fined In City
Court yesterday, on a charge Of play
Ing crap. Anderson stated that he had
never been arrested.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
GARRETsoN wARNs OF DIsCONTENT.

Bv the United Press.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IA. B. Car
retson, Of the railroad brotherhoods,
TODAY warned the l. c. c. that America
Is "facins a powder mine Of discomfort,
any attempt to cut wages might start
a connasratlon. the end Of which IS
difficult to foresee."
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
ALLEGE CIGARET SALE 10 MINOR.

In Municipal Court this morning. the
case OF Elizabeth w. Turner, charged
with selling oisarets to a minor. was
continued until Friday at the request OF
Philip L. Garrett, counsel for the de-
fendant.
Evening journal., 1919-02-11
PRIVATE HARRISON WOUNDED.

Private Clifford Harbeson. OF No. 1917
Linden street. IS reported on today's
war casu1ty list as wounded slightly.
The name Of Mrs. John Wharry, Jr.,
Of the same address, Is given as his
nearest relative.
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and my troubles caused by that weak
ness are a thing of the past AIlwomeu
who suffer as l did should try Lydia E
Finkham's Vegetable COMPOUND. s>--
Mrs. JAS RoHRBERG, go Knapp St.
N. s., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Women who suffer from any fcfm Of
weakness. as indicated by displacements.
backsche, headaches, nervousness oe.
1.-The blues" should accept Mrs. Rohr>
berg's suggestion and give Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND q
thorough trial
For over forty years it has been
correcting such ailments If you have
mysterious complications write for
advice to Lydia r. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
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Commissioners
Make Their
Appointments

The board of county commissioners
met on Tuesday of this week Tor re-
organization for the current year and
the discharge of such business as re-
duired their immediate attention. Fol-
lowing the consideration OF some mat
tcrs of minor Importance the board
made the following appointments for
the ensuing term: jeffrey & Stina-
meyer, county attorneys; Mrs. Dor
othy 5. Stevens. superin. endent Of
the county farm and hospital; DR.. c..
H. Wilkinson of Canon City. county
physician; DR.. W. c. Stevenson Of
Florence. county health officer; Miss
Fanny Morrison OF Canon City. pro.
baton officer; Frank Bachelor, road
owe feer for the Coaldale district;
Oscar Green. road overseer for the
Paskda.e and Eight-Mile districts.
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iHaylIHr Acquitted
Of Murder

George B. H1yner was acquitted of
the 6hargeonf the murder OF his nrst
wife, LILY IS. Hayner. in the district
court Thursday night after a three
days tIsai- The case vas given to
the jury shoraly after 0iciocs szia1s aid
"a couple Of hours later n returned .
verdict nof-Bd guilty.
Hayner was alleged in the informal
tion of hAsiDg killed his wife by di7s
administrative of poison The de,
ceased vns.s helpless invalid by ;rzz.
son of paralysis. and 1t WIS assumed
that he desired to rid hiEssen of her
support by Killing her. E-r lies IN
occurred I'm Juy 4, 1913. and The dftel
f.ndanf had,sssen in jail deprived OF
giving bond for bis fresdom since
August III asst year.
Owing TO the sensational charges
against Ezyner the trial Tii ths case
attracted unusual attention. ana 1ha
court Icusn WINS crowded with spec
tatnrs n all sessions from the time
he was z.r1aisned for hesTing uiti'
his acguzral. More than 81 H-i-nsssss
were exztrsired. about equally divided
in nu,nszz ihetween the sts1ss and IKE
isiefense
Dr. Hsssep M.asraig of Denver. xhr
made an zzna ysi& of the stomach Of tn
deceased v<rman at the fnsf-Hnce 70.
| Che state 1sstfffeu that she 1Dund L
8 aims al Wheat IN the digestive or
- rs. but I'D itrsoe OF any poison
esther vegetable or mineral. II was
be2ieved by the stnfs that the analysis
would show the -pfesence OF ssRnidt
OF potassium IN 1fss, stomach. hrr In
CrEg asssr1ed that she was rsrabit
10 Ind any evidence of the presence
I OF ssch a p<,ssm. ucr Of any se1De,
CHEMICAL OF an INJURIOUS characts-. ii
her examination.
A large number OF witnesses 1o'
the defendant teE=sfiedsto the kindness
of Hsyxer to his us1e xparing her -
. fiicf!on. ito his scfsafusse for her ws.5
fare during her long snyalidisn ana
to his rood reputation sxs citizen
send a npghbor.
Hayner~sas locked s1p IN The county
Jail until .shis morning.. AUD at $3.50
o'clock wa% taken into court ard dis
MISSED of H. accussfic2 for,Mbich be
-ss. tried His detention suil this
morning was due to the faet-ffat an
othsT information alleging .usat he
oon~sired -vssss his present wife
wtc1s be married soon after the
death of Lily . Hayner. 20 eensnit
murder. This inforn.ation was a
coabis one. and sncluded MIS-. Alma
Hayner as john conspi-zsor and
called this afterpcvn at 1870 O'Clock.
and . rssi;e 'proseui entered by The
district suorney. winch was sustain ei
by the cofrf. The defendants were
discharges from further custody.
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Italys Part In
The Great War


Through the courtesy OF Joe Viz.
zetti of Brookside, The Daily Record
has been presented with a copy OF u
PTogresso. ~ Itaiisp paper published
- New forh. and SQSrtaining an ac-
csant by Charles upson Clark or
Jss$y's part in fbe war. Mr.. Clark's
narrative is printed in bsfh the Eng
lish erd the Itaiisz languages. and ir
q uaexificent tribute TO the bravers'
and determination Of the Italian army
for the heroic role II played in the
overthrow Of reutonic despctism, MI.
Clark says the fighting Of the Italians
cn the Piaye river front was among
the most notable Of modern times,
and that lta'y's entry into tie war
was OF vital importance 10 the Apies.
He concludes by saying: lit has
been diseouraging to me TO return 10
this country and hear grudging criti-
cfsm OF Italy. particularly in connec
lion with the Jugo-Slsv propaganda.
IL ir well for US 10 know that the new
Jueo-Slav state was presented by
Italy with a wealth of Adriatic bar-
bors in the pact of London--at a time
when all the JugoSlavs. except the
Serbs. were the bitterest enemies OF
the Entente"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23

Committee Doing
Good Work

T5e tansportaIi ION COMMITTEES OF
the Welcome Home service Of <be
Canon Chg Red rGsoss is perforrnSxf
its duties In meeting returning sol.
dIeTs NJ the railroad stations and con,
veying them 10 their .romes. or vher
ever they nray desire 10 go in a most
effective and gratifying manner. les
representatives are at -tke starfons to
meet all day passenger trains and OF.
fer to take The soldiers >Tho get oG
20 their homes fnee of coss While
'rhe soldier boys are not coming in
-ae rapidly as bsd been hoped would
be She case. the committee is not dis.
courseed II its members meet an oc-
casicBai train and no soldiers are
found 90 take to their homes.
Rev Don Frank Fenn as a meBber
OF fhe Transportation committee took
an otherwise urprovided.for so'dier
from fhe d<nver & Rio G-nbde station
TO his home in Chandler and found
great pleasure in doing so. Thursday
morning at 6 o'clock Arthur II Biggs
as a member a the same orgauizstion
notored 30 the station 10 meet Rio
Grande train No. from the west and
offered transportation TO Charles
Bumgardner. q Canadian soldier. who
stopped on here TO yisit his sister.
and the tender was grstefully ac-
cep<ed The meeting OF returning
soldiers at the railroad station and
conveying them home 10 patriotic and
public spirited and has i.s compeusa.
lions in the realization OF duty vel
performed.
The Canon City woman's Motor
Corps Is active In this splendid work
and Is Q valuable cid to the large or
ganization OF which D. E. Gibson ie
the general chairman.
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canadian Soldier Is
Visiting Sister Here

Charles Bumgardrer OF Toronto,
Canada. member Of the Royal Fly
ing Corps of the Canadian army. ar
rived here on this morning for few
days visiS with his sister, Mrs.
George Keaden at 11(S South First
street, South Canon. whom he had uef
previous seen for seven years. Mr..
Bumgardner enlisted IN the Canadian
army in Detroit. Mich. IN December,
1916, and was sent TO the aviation
field at Camp Borden. near Toronto.
for training. He wss ser.ousiy hurt
there by the fall of lis machine ard
was ordered to the hospital for about
three months, AT the end of which
time he was fully recovered His plane
fell with him for y distance of 200
Bumgardner was mken out from un-
der the engine of she machine after
! the wrechaEe. bun his injur as were
not as bad rs his friends nad Hntici
/ pated- How he escaped instant death
Is lite short Of the IniracuioJs.
Mr. Bumgzriner uuaIffie6 as a pilot
, in the flying coITs and would have
roeen commissioned a 1ieHfenant In
4
1.-THE army had he FuDe to The fighting
+ lires. but this wxs denied to him
much 10 his disappointment and cha
sTtin- At the time uf his enlistment
IN the Canadian military service he
was \ student ~ u eechdiczl school
1 IN Detroit His wiz 3s ut present ii,
s~foro1so and be is stationed at Camy
lIIsesside in On.zsn- NOT a great way
from home.
'Mr. Bumgarhne7 is the son of Mr.
sxnd Mrs William Bumgardner -oi
-Montrcse. Colo former residents oi
Ounen City. A,zborgh ffis parents
Ii, ed here al one time he was never
himself resident of this community
He bhas Two brothers IN rite -UMted
atzf es navy. one Of them = petty OF
ncer in the naval service.
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H. H. .H.Club
Entertained d
Al ROOk

TIE members Of uhe II. II. ii. Club
enterain.d their frienos al progress
sive Rpok party on wednesday eve
ming ss the home OF The presseent.
Miss Madeline Shoemaker. The af-
fair was IN honor Of Mics Ellen Hse-
gins "A mepber of the serior class Of
Canon City High School. who is soon
10 leave for IN extended trip through
the West. Four tables were IN play
and the highest score was made by
Miss Lncile Marseen and Joe Mack
Wi son. Later in she evening deli
cicus refreshments we're served. and
after enjoying music and songs the
guests departed. expressing them
selves a. having bad n most enjoyable
time Those enjoying the hospitality
Of Miss Shoemaker we're: The Misses
Ellen Higgins. Ruth Ross. Lucille
Mnrsden. Anna Lirneer. Luci'e Ken
nedy, Blanche Benson and Clara Cad
well: Messrs Joe Mack Wilson. Louis
Goodrich. Gilbert Ackeibein. James
Harvey. Hubert Tremayne. John and
James SindeI ard Murie Walton
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RETURNS TO CANON CITY
FROM OKLAHOMA

Lawrence Quinn. son of ]. r. Quinn.
returned TO Canon City yesterday aft
noon from Oklahoma. where he has
been for the last month or six wceks
working on . cattle ranch. He says
that 'he people Of that part Of the
country have experienced some very
cold weather and that the cattle
ranchers sustained = ye-.y heavy loss
from blissard that ragged for four
days. Feed vas At , premium and 4
was even impossible to get to the
dead cattle to- save their hides. He
q glad to be back In Colorado again,
and ret away from the dssasveeab's .
weAther Of he further east state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23
PenrOse Canning
Factory Leased
For This Year

The Fenrose Press says: We have
information from a reliable source
that the canning building here ope--
sted tsst season by he Beaver Park
Preserving and Fruit Company. has
been leased for the coming year 10
She colorado Packing Corporation.
which recently took over the Round
Greet compauies at Canon City. and
has similar interests at other points.
This is assurance that the local plant
viii .-sn this year and sets Al rest
much SPECULATION on this subject
~Tte operation of the canhery last
year was good thing for the Park.
as it spread considerable money
among our people in wages and in
payment Tor material. making 1918
as a whole one Of the best years from
o fnancial point OF view that the
Park has had. We are glad that this
source of income is assured TO our
peo,,e during the coming months.
in this connection it might be well
to mention that at an election held
In Denver last week p. II. Troutman
and r. c. Bacon. both of Canon City.
and who were associated with the
Round Crest companies. were elected
as officials OF the Colorado Packing
the former as president
and the latter as secretary-treasurer.
The corporation will maintain offices
in Denver and Canon City. II is one
Of the most important organizations
Of its character in the West. and the
acquisition Of the Pearose and Canon
City plants will greatly strengthen
the company"
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Movie Newsys,

Director Howard Hickman an
nouEces that he has begun work on
the third feature of Bessie Barrns-
Gales big contract and that ii viii be
entitled Hearts Asleep" Miss Maze.
B. Havey is the author and Frey Ny
ton the continuity builder.
Julian Eltinge. who temporarily
drops his wonderfully successful ca
reer as a cinematic actor for the
stage, has started arranging his act
for his trarsc6ntinental tour, which
will be conducted under the manage
ment of William Morris The lead
ing cities of the nation will be in
ciuded in the itinerary and nothing
but the highest class houses will be
played
Bessie Bar-iscaie, star of b. b.
Features. ran out TO San Pedro the
other Gay to visit Uncle Sans boys
at the naval training station As she
whizzed through the little town OF
Wilmington she saw something that
almost caused her to ditch her road
ster. In TIE lobby of a motion pic
ture theater. closed because OF the
flu" was a fine display of BarriscaIe
adFetisfng matter ard In big white
letters across the front was: Now
Playing The Spanish Fus-
Gloria JOY. the 7-year-old emctionaf
actress starring in Mission Produc-
tiors, must have music when she acty
before the camera or she won't act
Piano and violin are her favorites AID
this combination is always ON the Job
trhar1
Gloria Joy to go over the top. Also
the little star selects her own music
and she does it so inteliigently to,suit
the mood of tie scene that her dfrec-
tor has seldom to charge IT.
After q prolonged Sly in New
York caused by 4 serious attack e in--
fiuenza- Billy West has started the.
product on OF tvO-ree.ers for the.
Bulls Eye Film Corpnration, . nsvs
company formed recently with hsaaE
quarters at 72s Seventh avenue, New
York city This popular comedian ID
il great demand throughsuf the eeun-
try and exhibitors everywhere yin
undoubtedly welcome the news that
Billy West Comedies win again 30
available
Madge Kennedy has joined tho
group of Go dwyn stars at work IN tho
big new stud os Of the company at
Gu YER City, Cal Tom Moore. Mae
Marsh and Mabel No-mane p-ecedea
her to the coast in the order named.
leaving only Geraldine Farrar ana
Pauline Frederick of the prcsentsy
engaged stars to follow. Miss Pred
e-ick Is at wo-k In the s,ld Us<,~w.ph
studio. the Bronx. New York. sn her
first Goldwyn picture, ard Miss Far
rar is busy with her opera engage
ments- She will not so west until
spring.
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Honor Guest At
Card Party

Mrs. Edna Kurtz OF Grand Junction
was the honor guest at delightfully."-
arranged card party given by Mrs.
Arthur Biggs at her home. S1a Main
street. last Wednesdav afternoon.
Bridge furnished the d version and
five tables were provided for the use
of the players. When the cards
were laid aside II was found that MS.
Theodore NJ. Harding had $50 ed the
greatest number OF points and was
entitled to the favors. Mrs. f nest
Stump WAS awarded the seco d p ize
A delicious luncheon was served at
the close Of the afternoon
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23
Threshers Asked
To Make Reports

In order that the patriotic record
of every county in Colorado may be
sent to Washington accurately and
fully, an appeal is made by Howard
F. Crocker. chairman of the thresh-
ing division of the Colorado food
board. to the threshermen of the state
to complete the threshing returns of
their respective counties. If only a
part of county's wheat yield is re-
ported, due credit cannot be given
that county for its part in producing
food TO win the war. Mr.. Crocker
points out Reports should be filed
Immediately with the United States
food administration at Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23
C. E. Social At The !.
Presbyterian Church

The members of the Christian En-.
Endeavor Society Of the First Pres
byterian' church, he a social in the
church parlors Thursday nitht. II
was the first gathering OF the mem
bers of the organization since the
outbreak OF the influenza here several
months ago. About so young people
were present and pleasant time was
had by ail. There was an enter
tainment program OF vocal and in.
strumsntal music, readings, games.
etc, followed by the serving OF dainty
refreshments. Now that danger from
the irflrenxa il over the society viii
take up it's interrupted social and be-
nevoient activities.
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Well Known Rio
Grande Conductor
Died Wednesday

William l. Jobe. aged 43 years ard
weil-known Rio Grande eond,> tor.
died at his apartments at 2co jackson
street. Pueblo, on Wednesday. fo'-
lowing a weeks i-iness from infiuerza
He was widely known ard very popu-
lar among his fellow employees. and
his death was great shock to his
large circle of acquaintances. He
was a me her of b. p. O. f. No 90
and Division No. Sc. Order of Rail.
road Condrcio He is survived by
three siste s. Mrs. T. ]. Nance. At
lanta. Ga Mrs. c. d. McCutcheon.
Dalton. Ca, and Mrs. Floyd Farar,
Dalton Ga.
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AlsatiaIls Good To
Wounded Yanks Y
BY FRANK ]. TAYLOR.
United Press Staff Correspondent


Strassbudg. Dec. 3O.-(By Mall y
Strassbudg folk keenly appreciate
American participation in A'sace-Lor-
raine's liberation. When tie armis-
rice came the Strassburgers looked
shout for the nearest Americans upon
whom to shower attentions.
1t happened there were some Amer
icars who needed attention Some
two dozen doughboys and two lieu
tenants were in various Strassburg
hospitals, prisoners Who were rsce.v-
ing scant attention to their wounds.
and scarcely enough food to keep
them alive. The Germans discrimi-
mated against prisoners and gave the
food TO German patients oily
Then the German doctors left. after
evacuating the German patients. and
left the prisoners without food OF at
tention- They were wan and hungry
and in need of help. when some Asa
t.ans found the doughboys-
The state of things changed at
once. Strassbudg women took charge
OF the wards, and from homes came
food that the patients needed Those
who were well enough to leave thsir
beds were invited daily 10 homes for
meals and teas.
When the United Press correspond
fent saw these doughboys they were
I clean and happy, ard wore the ap
pearance of being the best fed hu-
| mans in town
According to the Alsatians, and
Judging by the invitations that coz
Tinae to pile in. the American dough
boys made good socially, just as they
dsd as fighters, and were worthy rep
rosentafives Of their country indoors
as we'll as outdoors, though most OF
them say III is little out Of my line
and these ragged clothes aren't much
to go to tea in" Some had no
'blouses. and blouse borrowing was as
common as fuIl-dress borrowing in
college.
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Red Cross Notes
nBy MARION BOWEN

There are a few who srill ihrze sprs
Z finished ku7fted garments. VIII yol
please return these. fiIlislreti, ,tetore
January e8. .as al work 0f this ,sort
-nast be in Denver befmH February ],
in order 10 cn any good I'D diie -boYs. :
This is-realiE, our last czifl:- ands is
very Eecessz-Y TO have tissse stbSgs
In
rwe have;tk<smourninE nra&sarfis IN
now. for the fnnilies OF snifIsers -vono
.hsye died in are service. Thste
bands are OF th< hest black SIN broad.
cloth. with a sn&l gold star srnhrcH'
.ered. on them. anS when tbssu ssign3h
.cance ,ip considepsi. anyne With a
right. So.wear then. should fess proud
10 do 90 just - such as Anyone
takes pride in Displaying a <sxSics
flag in the window. II you viz cal
NJ this ,.sfrlce we VIII be glad te let
rop have one OF 1tese mourzSng
naxa;s.
These thassay days make II bUc 80
sts, indoors. and I've seen just ssfs
OF hard working" peoy5si taking nun5-
berless litt'e strolls upor ard dowo
Main street or one presext or an
Others do a myself-fns'ead Of
using TIE phone. What's tne use OF
overtaxsrz Mr.. sSfommeix "oricc
force" anyhow, Every speeding ca
IS call 70 the Wiz. but sap, saw
one this morning thai had the sorriss,
looking tinee or IL. a Chalmers. J
think. And chat remuds me sf the
dandy. brnndDew. repsh-treaa Good
Sysar tire we have here for sale i.
j. a 32x4. and se,u must be sure 70
CONE in and look nj !, before buysne
c,S.-x he e. You win be Getting tf-A
finest tire on the market ant the Rec,
Cross VIII be gefong rfossa warDl
c,otbes for our little French cousins
Think .sf these little French kiddies
who never have ridden IN a car. when
3Su are buying your next ftfs. and
Tn spre YOU will come here
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-01-23
PURCHASED FINE RANCH
ON FIFTEENTH STREET

Daniel G. Char es on wednesday
purchased from Alan II. Craig the lat.
ter's lo-acre fsait ranch on North Fit,
tecnth street and win take immediate
possession OF 1t as a home. This is
the property formerly owned by DIR.
Paul B Wallace, row of Tomah. Wis,
and Is one OF . q most desirable in the
neighborhood in which 1t is located
Mr.. Charles and family came here re
Gently from Winfield, Kan.
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w. B. AndersOn's
Condition Improving

The condition of ". B. Ande son,
who has been sick in a hospital at
Los Angeles. Cal. for the last week
or 10 days with the infiuerza. is be
lieved to be improving. though no
message has been received from his
bedside for few days. The first
telegram from the hospital stated
that he had temperature of le4 de-
grees. but subsequent wires from the
authorities there Indicated that his
fever was subsiding with the indica-
tons favo-ing his early recovery from
the disease. Mr.. Anderson was in
Southern California on a comoined
business and pleasure trip when he
was stricken with the contagion.