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Florence Mas0ns
Visit Canon City

Masonry in Fremont county has at
tanned high degree of fraternal ef-
ficieney If the brotherly feeling exist
ing between the members of It's or.
CARNATIONS may be taken as a critic
RON
Last month Mount Moriah loage No.
10. A. +. and A. NJ. of his city was
invited by Fremont Lodge No 1876 of
Florence to attend its rern- ar meet
ing and confer the Master Mason's
degree upon candidates for member
ship. a real banquet was a feature
Of the occasion. and the. after-dinner
talks bristled with enliyoning themes
The affair was a very delightful one
TO all privileged to be present
On Wednesday night of this week
Mount Moriah lodge returned the
compliment. and between 40 and 80
of the 96 members OF Fremont lodge
came up from Florence to conduct
candidate through the mysteries snd
pleasures Of the Master Mason's de-
gree and enjoy the bospitalities OF the
occasion. Mount Noriah lodge cha
tered October 7. 1868. is the parent %
Fremont county lndpas of its Kind
and has had an existence of more than
half century. The banquet Wednes-
day night was characterized by toas's
and responses having mfrthfu'. optim-
istic and broadening Influences point
ing out the need for the usefulness
and scope of Masonry in promoting
loyalty to government Justice and
liberty throughout the world.
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Colorado to Build
Many Miles of Road

Between the present time and De-
cember 81. 1920. the state OF Colo
RADIO probably win build rs miles of
concrete roads and asr miles of roads
surfaced with gravel and crushed
rock. besides grading and draining
2ss miles Of highways. according to an
announcement yesterday by james
Mayoney. engineer OF the State Hieh-
way Commission. The program win
cost approximately s5.5oo.oOo
Hall the cost Of construction VIII
be borne bv the United States rov-
eminent I'D the other half BY the state
and the various counties AFFECTED, IN
~ thore will be Sc FSdsyal aid prot
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lace RIOTIVG IN
CHICAGO THOUGHT
OVER; THE NEGROES
RETURN TO WORK
Food Supplies Being Rushed
To the Starving III the
Negro District.
tBy United Press1

Chicago, August Race rioting is
apparently over. The city is calm
and the Negroes are resumnig their
work in the loop district. OFFICIALS
are rushing food supplies into tie Ne
gro district where, during the four
days of arson, Staying and loo,in~. the
inhabitants were reduced to almost
starvation, Soldiers are completely
in control in the black belt with ma
chine guRs PLACED at strategic points
The death list now totals "a, with
two deaths of whites this morning. re-
sulting from injuries and two deaths
Of injured blacks yesterday.
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Funk to Get
Another Medal

klcalhan. Colo, AUGUST 1.--Jesse
INK is to recelse another medal
4 csoix de Euerrc-@for rescue work
ie during tho war This announce.
4 II was made yesterday by Col.
q los J, Nelson. head or the army
biting district IN penver. Funk
hi alrendy been the recipient cf
mHfT medals and Wa E,oe OF the IS
men In th6 United Sta{tp 10 get the
congressional medal Of Honor. Mr.
Funk u now living On hia rahch nsar
Calhan, and has boon inatfncted 10 ~.
pear 81 Denver 70 reqetve hi new
token 81 honor. !. Isl +
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French Soldiers
Slain by Germans

Berlin, Aug Revolutionary DEM
onstrations- were reported from
Strassburg. which the French have
occupied since the arnlistice Sew
eral French officers and soldiers are
reported to have been killed in disor-
ders which have occurred and their
bodies have been thrown into the
river Martial law is threatened there
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Allies Expect Bella
Kun ttee Abdicate

Vienna. August Final decision
is expected today at Budapest on the
demand of the Allies that Bella Kun
abdicate his power and dissolve the
soviet government of Hungary. EN-
issaries of Bella Kun have offered
great concessions to retain the soviet
but the Allies are insisting on their
original demands
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PURCHASES PROPERTY
In CANON CITY

]. W Potter. who has heen living
ON Lincoln Park. bought a piece Of
property ~ the corner OF Fourth
street and Greenwood avenue. and Is
Improving It to great extent when
completed he wifi have presentable
place worth much more than the pur-
chase price.
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II OR VILLISTAS
KILLED IN BATTLE
WITH CARRANZA
CALVARY PATROLS
Villa, Who Led Troopers. Is
capped Leaving Prisoners and
Many Wounded.

Galveston, Tex July Sl-Forty
villistas Were killed, II made pris-
oner and many We're wounded in a
battle with carranza cavalry on the
line between TIE states of Durango
and chihuahua yesterday. according
to an official report to the Mexican
consul here. Villa escaped.
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Carroll Whaien returned home a
few DAYS ago. having received his hon
orable discharge from the navy. He
enlisted before the war and went
through the thick OF the conflict. This
fall he plans TO enter the merchant
marine service.
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HOME AFTER A
MONTHS ABSENCE

Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wood. Mrs.
Yates and daughter. Helene. returned
to Canon City yesterday after four
weeks vacation at Almont Mr.
Wood reports good fishing all the
time during their stay
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BACK FROM PACIFIC
COAST BUSINESS TRIP

W IL Smith. Of the Canon Rubber
Company. returned few days ago
nom several weeks visit at various
Pacific ronst points
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ARE soJoURfNc AT
COTTONWOOD LAKE

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. BIgfs went to
Cottonwood Lake this week TO be the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs David L. Rob
ison.
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RccKvALE WILL REBUILD
ITS TOWN FALL

Rockvale has decided to rebuild It's
town hall as a consequence OF meet
ing held in the y. II. c. a. al which
II was unanimously decided. The
hall was destroyed by fire a few weeks
ago II IS planned to have an opera
house and amusement hail below and
a lodge room upstairs. The ind ebt-
edness WIN be mel with a bond issue
the arrangements for which VIII be
made later on
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WILL SPEND VACATION
AT FORT COLLINS

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Bethel and
EraEdson, Wallace Bethel. are plan
ming 10 20 TO Fort Collins Sunday
where they VIII make vacation visit
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William
L Mack.
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WILL VISIT THEIR OLD
NEW YORK STATE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Ross viii leave
next Sunday morning on a vacation
trip to their old home at Rochester,
n. Y. They are going primarily to at
tend the wedding OF EImore J. Ross,
which will take place in that city on
August Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross expect
to be away from Canon City for sew
eral weeks.
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Arrow. Nitro Club and New Club
are the only wETPROoF shot shells.
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is NOW POSTMASTER
AT YAMPA, GOLO.
EYEsioHT VERY
MUCH IMPROVED

c. B. Play has returned from Ohio
where he recently went TO have an
operation on his eyes He passed
through the ordeal successfully. and
reports that he can see much better
imam ne has been able 20 In years
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MISSOURI GUEST FoR
THE SUMMER

Miss Anna Corruption OF Kansas City.
afo., Is stayine with Mrs. H. p. Ai-en
OF IDS River street, for the summer.
Miss Compton is afflicted with asthma
and this climate relieves Il almost
entirely. She was here last summer.
also,
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HAS GROWN SOME
FINE CHERRIES THIS YEAR

John Weinheime- OF Locust street.
Lincoln Park. left at The Record Of
fee this afternoon several small
bral>ses OF cherry tree that were
about as thickly set with fruit ss
could well be imagined. One OF The
branches. less than two feet in length
and hardly larger in diameter than
an ordinary lead pencil. contained by
actual count IL cherries. They are
Of the variety known as Rags and
are unusually fine specimens of their
kind The tree from which the sam
Piles alluded to were plucSed is bend
ing down under ifs load OF fruit Ike
a weeping willow. according to Mr.
Weinheimer.
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Wit SPEND SUMNER
IN CANON. CITY

Nr and Mrs. John White OF Byron.
Neb. arrived IN csncn City recently
and are located &C us River street
with Srs. Fitzpatrick, Before coming
TO Cam City they bad spent some
time at Caldwell, Idaho. with their
dnnghier
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Saturday
ARMY LIEUTENANT Will.
SOON BE HOME

Lieut. Earl Rundahi who has been
overseas since early in the war in the
veterinary service. landed at IIoboken,
N. j., on July SO. He is to be mus.
tered out OF the service at Camp Dix.
Lieut. RunZahl saw two years ser~-
Ice abroad and was TIE FIRST hoy Sgho
enlisted from Canon City to reach the
French battlefield.
is NOW POSTMASTER
AT YAMPA, COLO
George Koepen, son OF Mrs. C. r.
ForesmaE. was recently appointed
postmaster al Yampa, Colo
WILL SUMNER AT
WAGON WHEEL GAP
Mr.. and Mrs Frank MCGEE are at
Wagon Wheel Gap. where Mrs. McGee
wi issojourn while her husband makes
his usual circuit for Chase & San
born.
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HAVE RETURNED TO
OLD HOME ~ AlAMOsA

Mt. add AIRS F. A Deepen hars
gone back IN .Alamoss 20 live, AMI
have purchased IS 6 sasne takefyS fhess
owned before coming 70 Canon City.
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operation on hfs eyes He passed
through the ordeal successfully. and
reports that he can see much better
imam ne has been able 70 In years
ARE soJouRfNc AT
COTTONWOOD LAKE
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Isiees went TO
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. David L. Rob.
ison
PURCHASES PROPERTY
IN CANON CITY
J. w Potter. who has heen living
ON Lincoln Park. bought a piece Of
property az the corner Of Fourth
street and Greenwood avenue. and l.
Improving II 10 a great extent when
completed he will have a presentabie
place worth much more than the pur-
chase price
RETURNS HOME
FROM NAVAL SERVICE
Carroll whaien returned home a
few DAYS ago. having received his hon
orabie discharge from the navy. He
enlisted before the war and went
through the thick OF the conflict. This
fall he plans TO enter the merchant
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IS THE QUEST OF
BROTHER AND FAMILY

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith ans
family are entertaining Mr. Smithi
sister. Miss Gertrude Smith. OF Colo
RADIO Springs.
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EAST DOUGLAS AVENUE
PROPERTY BEING IMPROVED

Alton Calm has about completed
splendid improvements to his East
Douglas avenue home. He had the
house repainted. both exterior and in
terror and made other Improvements.
Charlie Keys did the job
ENTERTAINED SOUTH PARK
GUEST THIS WEEK
Mrs. F. Mismi of South Park spent
"Wednesday and Thnreiass at ahz- A
W. Nickseil hone on Eight Mile.
KNOWLES HOME PRESENTS
NICE APPEARANCE
Charlie Keys and his force of dec
orators recently repainted the Thomas
Knowles home on Elm avenue. Lin
coin aPrk. ans the same now presents
nice appearance.
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VISITING RELATIVES
FROM NEBRASKA

Mr. and Mrs. Harley TuEper and
family are here from SCOTS Bun.
.Neh. visiting relatives. AIr, Turner
says Scots Nun Is now on STEADY
boom. and is the third shipping point
OF Nebraska
lLSsDE MAN IN
TOWN FOR VISIT
T. G. Balrian and SON are down
from Hillside fer few days visit.
ENTERTAINING GUEST
FROM. CAPITAL CITY
Mrs W. II. Esser is here from Den
yer for a visit with relatives.
WE'RE MARRIED
in PUEBLO TO-DAY
Miss Edna Morrison. daughter OF
Mrs. J. ]. Morrison OF this city. and
Elton Trihhie OF Florence were mar
ricd today at high noon at the Sacred
Heart church In Pnehlo. Miss Alnea
Horney and Roy Tibb'e. brother of the
groom and Mrs. Dan Morgan. sister
of the groom, nio'ored with the party
to Pueblo and witnessed the cere-
mony The bride and groom will
spend week in Denver before re-
turning to Canon City.
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their grandparents in Colorado
|'Sprines during their parents stay IN
the northern part of the state. The
Rocky Mountain Osteopathfc Associa-
i ton includes eight Western and
Northwestern states. Its sessions
will be held In the Chautauqua
grounds at Boulder.
VISITING GUESTS
|RETuRN HOME
Miss Elizabeth Gundler OF Florence.
and Miss Tootie Conner of Pueblo,
who have been, the guests of Miss
Nina Skinner of this cit-. returned
home Friday morning
HAS HOUSE GUEST
FROM HoosiER STATE
Mrs Mary Smith of Frankfort. Ind.
was a guest at the George L. Bacon
home on Wednesday, Mrs. Smith is
a longtime friend of Mr.. Bacon's
mother.
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WILL VISIT A MONTH
ON THE PACIFIC COAST

Fred A Koher, Jr., head bricklayer
for .the United Oh Company In For
encc. departed Friday for Seattle.
Wash. for. months vlsi, with his
brother Mrs kober accompanied
him Ms far as this city whore. after a
few days visit. she viii Join her sis
ter. Mrs. Ira Diits In a visit with rel
atiyes and friends at Fort Collins.
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Eriction a Necessity

Progress needs brakes as well as mo- tors. Progress is not q matter of lev els but of hills and valleys. Brake less progress is the uncontrolled ma chine on the steep downgrade. You are the master who holds the control. Make your life keen, thoughtful and considerate. You will find much in fellowship that will suggest friction. but you will olso be able 10 turn that friction to account if you see things in the right perspective. Some folks will growl no matter what happens. Let them growl. They must have a safety valve. You do your part and you will learn where 10 apply the fric. tlon that makes life go.-Exchange.
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FURNISHES JOY FOR KIDDIES Fountain in New York City Square Put to Eminenty Practical Use
 in the Summer.

In New York. immediately south of tho arch which divides Washington square, there is a circle of concrete walk. Inside that circle, like the wa termelon riddle, there is circle of green grass, and inside that circle of green grass there is small circular pool of clear, sparkling water fed by a thin, geyserlike fountain. From early morning until nine o'clock at night in summer you can hardly see this pool for the ring Of noisy, ecstatic children gathered about it, shutting off it's view. For the kiddies 0i the nearby East side have discovered q very practical use for the fountain. They bathe in it.
 On hot day the little pool is full of small sun-burned boys who are not restrained by the lack of bathing suits. Some take the trouble to remove their coats and outer trousers and leave them on the edge. but others plunge right in regardless of dress. Their mothers. who often accompany them, do not seem to object, As one re- marked the other day, 'fIt saves the wash," but whether she referred to sons clothes or to the boy himself was not made clear
 Occasionally a policeman registers a protest He orders them out of the pool and dsperses the crowd of nd. hiring onlookers, but as soon as his back is sufficiently distant they are all at 1t again, having as much fun 2s ever Stimulated by the shouts of their delighted audience. the young swimmers perform the widest kind of aorobatic stunts.
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"Some," she answered. q have rid den city horses, but don't know about these ranch animals. But I would like to try-if I had a saddl e."
 "I have an extra saddle," he said. "But it's a mans. They all ride that way here."
 She made no answer and the subject was dropped for the time. But the next morning she saw Dave ride away. leading horse by his side. He did not return until evening, but when he came the idle horse carried saddle.
 Its strad-legger." he said when he drew up beside Irene, but it's a girls couldn't find anythin' else in the whole diggin's."
 "Pm sure 1t will do-splendidly-if I can just stick on," she replied But another problem was already in her mind. It apparently had not occurred to Dave that women require special clothing for riding, especially if it's a "strad-legger." She opened her lips to mention this. then closed them again. He had been to enough trouble on her account. He had already spent whole day securing the country for saddle. She would manage some way.
 Late that night she was busy with scissors and needle.
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Not lnfaliihIe.

Human judgment cannot be infalli- ble, no matter how broad the mind or keen the intellect. Appearances are so deceptive that even the most expe- rienced judge of character may fail to reach as good an estimate of man as the humble ignorant scrub woman, who cleans out his offices daily. Many successful men realize this great lack in themselves, and appreciate the power that is in the hands of de- voted wife and real helpmate. They would not think of entering into a partnership or big business deal without first arranging to hear the opinion formed by her whom they have learned to look up to and eonfide in.
 And, indeed, man can scarcely pay higher tribute to a woman than the trust he shows in her instinct.
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"some. When was n little kid my

Some. When I was little kid my father used to work with me at times. He learned me to read little, an to write my name. an a little more. But things didn't go right between him an mother, an he got to drinkin' more an more, an jus making h-- of it. We used to have a mighty fine herd of steers here, but it's all shot to pieces. When we sell bunch the old man II stay in town for month or more, blowin' the coin and leavin' the debts go. ] sneak couple of steers away now an then, an with the money I keep our grocery bills paid up an have a little to rattle in my jeans. My credits good at any store in town" and Irene thrilled to the note of pride in his voice as he said this. The boy had real quality in him. But I'm sick of it all," he continued. "Sick of it, an 1 wanna get out"
 You think you are not educated" she answered, trying to meet his out burst as tactfully as possible. Per haps you are not, the way we think of it in the city. But I guess you could show the city boys d good many things they don't know. and never will know" "
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we'll and feel fine in the morning and able to do my work. 1 gladly recon- mend Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to make weak nerves strong. - Mrs. ALBERT SULTZE, 603 Olmstead St., Winona, Minn.
 How often do we hear the expression among women, '1 am so nervous, can- not sleep" or "it seems as though I should fly" Such women should profit by Mrs. Sultze's experience and give this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, a trial.
 For forty years it has been overcom- ing such serious conditions as displace- ments, inflammation, Liberation, irreg- ularities, periodic pains, backache, dig ziness, and nervous prostration of women, and is now considered the stan- dard remedy for such ailments.
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selves. His patience was infinite and, although there were no silk trappings to his courtesy, it was very genuine and manly difference he paid her. She was quite sure that he would at any moment give his life, if needed, to de- fend her from injury-and accept the transaction as matter of course. His physical endurance was inexhaustible and his knowledge of prairie and foot hill seemed to her almost uncanny. He read every sign of footprint, leaf. wa ter and sky with unfailing insight. He had no knowledge of books, and she had at first thought him ignorant, but as the days went by she found in him a mine of wisdom which shamed her ready4nade education.
 After such a ride they one day dis mounted in Il grassy opening among the trees that bOrdered a mountain canyon In a crevice they found flat stone that gave comfortable seating and here they rested while the horses broWsed their afternoon meal on the grass above. Both were conscious of a grad ually lDcTedSlUS leuSlOn m the at mosphere. For days the boy had been moody. It was evident he was harbor- ing something that was calling through his nature for expression. and Irene knew that this afternoon he would talk of more than trees and rocks and foot prints of the wild things of the forest.
 "Your father Is getting along well" he said,. at length.
 "Yes," she answered. "He has had a good holiday, even with his broken leg"
 You will be goin' away before long" he continued.
 "Yes," she answered, and waited
 Things about here ain't goin' to be the same after you're gone," he went on. He wore no coat, and the neck of his shirt was open, for the day was warm. Had he caught her sidelong gances, even his slow, self-deprecating mind must have read their admiration.
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Irene makes a promise full Of momentous conse- quenceS.

(TO BE CONTINUED.)