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Gets Flu" on
Eve of Bout

Art johnson of Grand Valley. who
was scheduled to go Is rounds with
Kid Mex at Rockvale Friday evening
as the main event at the Rockvaie
baseball club smoker. and who has
been In training here for some time.
took down with the influenza Monday
and IL now IN Graves hospital.
Johnson. while eating dinner at a
local restaurant last Monday. tainted
dead away. 1t was thought at the
time that he was suffering from a
slight bilious attack. but Tuesday
morning a further diagnosis by his
physician proved thafhe had the ''fiu''
II looked for time as IL the main
event at Rockvale would have to be
dispensed with. but nothing daunsed.
Tom Easton. match maker. took a
train TO Denver and was successful in
matching Carl Macke. hrst class
13s-pound boxer with the Mexican.
Macke has good reputation and has
n string OF commendabic victories to
his credit He win give the Mexican
pient TO do. and his hackers rre-
dict that he will gain the decision.
Johnson's forfeit OF $175- was re-
turned 10 him because OF the fact that
his sickness made his non-appearance
unavoidable. n. d. johnson OF this
city has been looking after the Grand
Valley scrapper's interests in the mat
ter
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Sergt. Mains Writes
Letter from France

Sergt- Franklin Z. Mairs of the One
Hundred and Ninety-ninth aero squad
ron of the United States air service,
under date of February 5. has written
the following letter from Rambler
court. France. to his grandmother.
Mrs Hannah Watson of Lincoln Park.
which The Daily Record has been
permitted to publish:
Your very interesting letter came
to me few days ago and was de-
lighted to get II as you may be as
sured
Il don't know when we are going to
start home At present we are wait
ing here IN camp for orders to pro-
coed 10 the port of embarkation Day
before yesterday a bunch of US went
over to st. Mihiel have look. and.
believe me. ii was worth the trip. Of
course. the town itself is like all the
other towns around here. all shot TO
pieces. A part of IL has been rebuilt
and some of the stores have opeae l
up for business again. The inter-
esting feature to me was the immense
German dugout on a hill near the
town II is is big enough to hold 500
men, AT the time of its occupancy by
the enemy 1t was fixed up with electric
lights and had narrow gauge rail-
way running from one end to the
other. Another place that was worth
while was an old fort built by the Ro-
mars in the time of Caesar. CD years
before Christ. From distance it
looks like big mound. but when one
gets closer to it he finds that it con-
tains system of tunnels and rooms
about 100 feet below the surface iarss
enough to hold more Than 1.ooo troops.
when the Germans got hold of it they
fitted IL up for big gun disriacements.
machine gun nests. .pillboxes,' etc.
rendering it pretty formidable forti-
ficatiou
"As there doesn't seem TO be iauch
else worth mentioning about will
close for the present. With kindes,
regards to all am. as ever. your low
ing grandson.
'.SERGT. F. Z. MAINS"
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Officer to Inspect
Hospital Sites

An army officer representing Sur
geon Gen. Blue win visit Colorado
this week to irspect several proposed
sites for the s1.3oo.oo0 United States
public heath service hospital for
soldiers. the Colorado Development
Federation was Informed yesterday by
Congressmrn Charles b. Timberlake.
The federation teiegrarhcd MIR.
Timberiake last night TO learn the
time the officer will, arrive. as II
&ns 40 have reception committee
th< train.
Implications for the hospital have
been died with the federation by
caron City, Colorado Springs. Glen
wood Springs. Lyons and Trinidad.
All these cities have becn notified Of
the expected irspection trip and told
that the frderntion VIII ofier TO escort
the inspector to ali points he desires
! 10 visit or 10 aid his work In any way
possible. Colorado Syringe Gazette
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World Travel and
Christian Missions

Cameron johnson. the eminent t-av-
e'er and lecturer. will be in Canon City
all Of next week. beginEing Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock. at the
United Presbyterian church. and will
deliver series of delightful addresses
and travelogues for the instruction
and entertainment of the people of III
community He will speak at the
First Presbyterian church at IL a. m.
Sunday and each evening there at Z 80
o'clock until Friday on some subject
of popular interest to the public.
There is. perhaps, no man in the
United States better qualified TO speak
on conditions in the rear and Far
East and the solution of the troubles
from which the people of those lands
are suffering than Cameron Johnson.
and II will be great privilege to lis
ten to him Mr. johnson was for II
years a professor in one OF the lead
ing universities OF Japan. and during
his lectures here, he will devote one
evening to tina; wonderful island en-
pire. under the subject: Japan, the
Key to the Far East His other lee
lures will be on Palestine" China. /"
Egypt" .Cho Sen India" and "The
Worlds Greatest Nation
A late issue of the Greely Rersh-
lican, in commenting on Mr.. John
sons lectures in that city. says: with
none of the tricks of the orator. the
speaker held his vast audience in al
most breathless interest
Mr. Johnson comes to Canon City
with remarkable fund OF Information
to be given not in one night, but in a
whole week He will present condi-
tions as they exist in the front line
trenches OF the Far East and on its
borders where the unspeakable Turk
has been committing his atrocities
against the helpless Armezians and
neighboring peoples The lectures
will be free to the public
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TREMENDOUS SECT CROP
DUE IN ARKANSAS VALLEY

la Junta. Colo, March 12.-Ail In
dicatiors point 70 the largest beet
acreage ever planted | nthis valley. IL
Is said that the A. b. 8, Company wiii
have better than $4,000 acres contract
ed for before planting time. and that
the Holly corporation at Swink also
will have an unusually large acreage
II ID also reported that the American
Beet Sugar Company's plant at Las
AnimAs. which has not been operated
for the last few years. viii be in op'
eratlcn during the next campaign 10
help ma ekinto SUGAR the vast amount
Of beets which win be grown. Thu
Rocky Ford plant. which has = large
cspacity. viii be taxed to IT, utmost
70 handle ths bsets grown ia that I'm
mediate vicinity.
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PEACE WILL BE
CONCLUDED IN
| NEAR FUTURE
tBy. U.Ites Press,

Paris. March 12-If the delegates
dnish their schedule the draft OF the
,pfeliminary peace treaty with Ger
1nny may be completed this week
The supreme council has given its
Apai consideration to the military,
naval ard air plans and is now in read
1ness to take up other phases OF It's
work The determination of the army.
navy and aviation forces of Germany
was concluded today.
The council expects to finish Ger.
msny's eastern boundary tomorrow: !:
it, western frontier on Friday. and
the matter of reparation and financial
assistance to be extended to Germany
on Saturday.
President Wilson vii. be In Paris
ard join in the conference on Friday.
That peace will be concluded soon
With a complete and cordial under
standing between the United States
ard the Entente nations was the key
note OF the speeches at the franco
American Press Club here last night
Secretary Lansing said: mo time
IS 10 be lost II we are to save tie
world from despotism and anarchy. as
We saved il from despotism and au-
tocracy.- He concluded his address
by SAYING: I'VE must make peace
witho1. deiay|
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Thousands of
Disabled Qualify

Washington March IL Figures in
Idicstizg progress in re-educating and
|nlAcing disabled soldiers, sailors and
marines show that the work is goine
forward al a satisfying pace The
Hfatement of February Is reveals the
total number of cases the Federal
board for vocational education was in
contact with was 22.s5I. ot fhsse
6,55z were reported from the Wa
Risk Insurance Bureau: 5000 from
hospitals; 4.49i from the Red Cross
7s from the United States department
OF Labor; 1859 from the mer, direct
and from other sources 1.o60
ex Not every wounded man is entitled
~ rftrsining. First under the law
tuxt have been awarded compensa
'fson by the War Risk Insurance Blu
reau. and thus far 1855 have beer
awarded compensation. Te having been
denied it, and 1s.117 are cases in pro
cess of determination.
II is necessary TO have the War Rish
Insurance Bureau pass upon case as
the essential preliminary. and the
agents of the Federal board assist a.
disabled men to make their applica
tio-s to the War Risk Insurance Bd
reau. In the last so days e.ssS mcr
have been assisted in filing their sp
plications- Nine thousand four hun
dred and twenty-five men have bee-
interviewed by the various agents Of
the Federal board. AID s.162 we-s
awaiting interview.
There were 6.ess p-cspectives for
retaining During the last month
4so cases have been awarded trainius
and entered upon the various lines ol
study fitting them for useful work ir
the skilled trades. occupations. pro
fessions and other calliugs. the tota
available to be selected from beius
about SOC
The placement division of the Fed
eral board is busy iocatin- employ
men, opportunities for the 7e.'ained
men and when they have finished thci'
courses places will he awaiting them
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Many People
Attend Musical

The recital given al the First Pres
byterian church Tuesday evening by
Miss Virginia Se'lick. assisted by her
niece. Mn. fnez Law Arndt OF
Pueblo and select array Of local
talent. was largely attended and was
In all respect most delightful affair
The program was an ambitious one
and every number was charmingiy
rendered. In addition to the work OF
Miss Seliick as a vocalist, there was
= d1o organ and violin selection by
Mrs s. r Lane and Prof. r. L. Dick:
readings by William Thomas and Mr.
Arndt. piano numbers by Miss Kash-
crime Hendrickson; all OF them OF the
most pleasing character Mrs Else
f. Thomas and Miss Buelah EE.faer-
son were scoompanists ard shared in
the triumphs Of the occasion.
Miss SeIiick Possesses highly c1,.
tured voice Of much range. COMPASS
and beauty, and her interpretations OF
the numherz she kAd naSacted ~
Tuesday evenings program were
heartily appreciated and appiaudei.
The selections by Mr.. Thomas and
Mrs Arndt were superb ard showed
them to be versatile. talented and &C
complished readers Mrs. Arndt gave
the court scene from THE Merchant
OF Venice -oie Mistis- and "The
Sermon on Noah and the Ark NJ
Thomas favored the audience with the
selections: .-Crissby's Station. ''
Thoughts for Discouraged Men," -tr
Flanders Field" and "LitsIe Brown
Baby The instrumental number b.
Miss Hendrickson was artistic and
one OF the distinctive features OF the
evening.
The recital was Tor the benefit OF
the choir OF the church, a-G was q
treat thai will not soon be forgotten
by those privileged TO hear H.
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Income Tax Must
Be Filed This Week

Warning was issued yesterday by
Internal Revenue Commission Roper
al washirgton that persons who fail
to file tax returns with revenue collec-
tors before next Saturday will be sub
iect to prosecution.
He called on honest taxpayers to aid
in the round up of slackers by re-
porting any information they might
have which would assist in detection.
Those who merely neglected to fi.e
returns are subject to prosecution and
TO fine OF not more than $1,000 and
those who "wilfully refuse" are sub
ject to fine of not more than $4,000
or imprisonment for one year. or both,
Means OF detecting tax dodgers in
clude the posting as soon rs possible
in each revenue district Of the names
of persons who have filed returns and
checking over Of reports Of -informa.
ton at the source made by persons
who paid more than $1,000 last year
to any individual or business interest.
Commissioner Roper called attention
to the extension OF as days allowed
taxpayers who are unable to file com
plete returns BY next Saturday. pro
viding they report an estimate OF the
tax due BY that time, together with
a payment Of At least one-fourth OF the
estimated tax. This applies TO both
corporations and individuals.
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Red Cross Notes
tsy Marion sowen.l

Hurrah. Get out your knitting
needles again. for were going to start
another knitting drive for refugeesl
This time II is to be children's things
sweaters, stockings and scarfs. and
shawls for women. We have large
quantity of yarn on hand white. gray
and khaki. SO the work will be varied
and interesting. Yarn will be given
out beginning Friday afternoon. and
every afternoon after that know
lots of people will be glad to take up
their happy tasks of knit ?. purui -
again. this time knowing that the
warm garments that take shape un-
der their Fingers win c'othe children
in most any part OF stricken Europe.
Come In any afternoon and we will be
delighted to help you and show you
nrished garments to so by.
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WILSON EXPECTS TO BE
HOME Bv MAY 1

Aboard the deoise washington,
March 1a.-zAs President Wilson nears
the coast OF FrHnce h- beeomes more
confident that he will be able TO re-
turn to the United States BY the last
Of May. Information has reached
him BY wireless from Paris that the
work OF the peace conference II weeks
ahead Of the original scheduis, and II
being speeded mp rapfdly. The George
washinston y sxpsoted 20 reach Brsst
ThufsdAy afternooa.
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IDR. DUN|WAY
MAIN SPEAKER
AT UNIVERSITY
CLUB TUESDAY

'1f the League Of Nations. or some
such organizations for the further
sance OF worldwide peace along that
order. Is not established IL Is firmly
believed that Europe will be a place
where for the next 60 years millions
OF children viii curse their parents
because they had not the courage nor
the sense OF responsibility to God and
msn to take steps to insure peace"
This is what will occur. in the opin-
ion OF DIR. c. A. Duniway. president OF
the Colorado College. who spoke ON
sThe League OF Nations before the
University Club at the Strathmore
hotel Tuesday night DIR. Duniwny
was discussing what would be the re-
suit without fhe realization Of such .
plan as the League Of Nations embod
les.
DR.. Duniway. who is member OF
the League 20 Enforce Peace. and
was recently In attendance al thr
convention OF the league before which
ex-President william H. Taft made his
stirring address In favor OF the League
OF Nations. The speaker last night
proved the fact that he II n deep stu
dent OF the subject and knows its dit.
ferenf aspects thorough'y. He dis
cussed its merits and the criticisms
against it In an impartial manner and
then gave HIS own opinion which sub
stAnfially was TO the effect that while
the league is not ideal In all respects.
1t Il 10 far ahcad OF -hss s-ss s<en
been dreamed Of fve years ago. and
was such a splendid step in TIE right
direction that Il would be n vitai er
ror no, TO bring the idea 10 complete
fruition.
Congfessmar Guy U. Hardy. who re
turned Tuesday afternoon from Wash
ington. was present Al the ciuo. an
was prevailed upon to make short
talk. He described the cIoxine das-
OF Congress In his inimitabie way.
dwelling for some time upon the great
and Republican icadcrx IN the anal
hours when the token Of esteem susf
respect were distributed. after the fire
and smoke OF the long hard-fought bat
tie had cleared away. He satd those
closing scenes were revelation In the
way OF friendship. and that despite
partisan argument and actions. the
consressmen OF opposite ponticai fais.
quite often were warm persona,
friends.
The musical program of the evening
was unusually interesting. The Uni
versity Club quartet. composed OF W.
+. Fisher. Father Don Frank Fem. T..
II. Fisher ard Hubert Tfemaine. de
lighted the crowd with iis excellent Of
ferinKE A. J. Zimmerman was AZ
the piano.
Hubert Tremaine gave two solos
thai were warmly applauded. Mr.
Zimmerman initiated the piano which
the club recently purchased In most
acceptable manner with piano solo.
Al the business session Floyd
Campbell was continued as secretary
treasurer upon the recommentafi OF
the executive committee. The fol-
lowing new members were unanimous
" elected to membership: George
sinden. J. II. Galley. J. d. Brauer. ID.
@. Province. Chester A. woin. r. T.
Thomas. II. d. johnson and G. A. Gle i.
land.
The newly elected president. John
w Emmerson. acted as toastmaster
and handled the evenings program
spIendidly.
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HAS pGAur,FsEp H,s
NEAL geTArg HOLDINGS

George Trout, 10 Honth Tenth
street. has made many improvements
In the hoube and grounds Of his hold
1ngs Slice he moved On TO the place
last fall. He n all ready for spring
Win q spick and span hone,
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ARE AGAIN RESIDENTS
OF CANON CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cook. tormer
residents on Poplar avenue. Lincoln
Park. but rho have oeer living IN
Southern California for the lsst svo
rears. most Of the time At Long Heach.
nave returned 70 Canon City aud VIII
avain make their home II Tits com
munisy. They arrived hsre o. Moa-
Day of this vesk.
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O. singleton Of 42o Park avenue.
Lincoln Park. has purchased resi-
dence and one acrs Of ground from r.
], Miles 1t IA West Stanley avenue.
South CAaoa. and T. moving h today.
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sFatty- 0isber9 o. Coaldnls is the
guest Of -T-Done Gharltsr Fowler and
|slrish~ otpay ~ . fsw eays.
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DRESSMAKING.

including grain. would be in keener
export demand. In this connection
the fact that new high price records
had again been reached in the hog
market formed a decided element of
strength. Besides, abnormally higher
temperatures southwest tended to
arouse fear of crop damage by hot
winds, and it was urged that the De-
cember option had been pressed alto
gether too low as compared with Sep
TENDER. Under such circumstances
even radical bears evinced but little
desire to sell short.
Oats climbed to the topmost price
on record for the September delivery
Adverse crop reports were mainly re.
sponsible. Provisions were lifted by
the strength of corn and hogs, Trade
however, lacked volume.
Closing prices ...
Corn-Sept, $1951a; Dec. s1.64%
Oats-Sept., 7S%c; Dec, S0&c.
Pork-July, $4,000; Sept, $500.
Lard-Sept, $3.50; Oct, $35.42.
Ribs-July, $3.50; Sept. $2S.75.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicago Livestock.


Chicago, July receipts
1000. Compared with week ago beef
steers and fat she-stock Use to $3.50
higher, best grades advancing most;
Gamers, low grade cows and calves
SOC to zoe higher; bulls Use to s1.25
higher; stockers and feeders steady.
ogs-Receipts 1000. Market high
err. Top, $4,000. new record bulk,
S21.50@2290; heavy weight. $22.10
@22.95; medium weight. $4,000
$500; light weight. ,$21.S5@2S.00;
light light, $20.40 a 22.65; heavy pack
ing sows. smooth. $21.34@ 21.90;
packing sows. rough. $20.50@ 2l.25
pigs, $4,000 20.25.
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Compared
with week ago. fat lambs mostly 25c
to Ace lower; wethers. yearlings and
ewes 25c to FEC higher; feeder lambs
25c to, SOC lower; other feeding and
breeding stock steady.
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

Chicago, July 12.--Corn advanced
rapidly today owing more or less to
broadened speculative demand which
followed raising of the blockade
against Germany. The market closed
nervous at 2Ac to NC net advance,
with September $1.951a to $1.95%
and December $1,649s to S1.64%
Oats gained &c to FAC and provisions
zoe to soc.
Most corn trading was in December
delivery, which assembled to a new
high level for the season. Sentiment
fayoring an upturn on the ground cs
renewed trade with, Germany was
based largely on opinion that packing
house products and other foodstuffs,
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Bait Trans for Bruin.

Santa Fe, July 12.-Because Of the
report that bear are again plentiful in
the Upper Pecos country, thirty miles
east of Santa Fe, ]. H. Lyon of the
United States biological survey and
Trapper McMullen have established
headquarters at Beatty's cabin on the
Pecos. eight miles north of Cowles,
where they will bait traps for bruin.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 12,-Mercantile pa
per, 51a @5&; sterling 60-day bills,
nominal; commercial 60-day bills on
banks. 447; commercial 60-day bills,
446; demand, 44S: cables, 448%.
Bar silver-$1 061k
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, July 12.-Butter-Market
firm. Creamery, 46 oslo.
Eggs---Receipts 1861 cases. Mar
ket unchanged.
Poultry--Alive, unchanged.
Potatoes-Market weaker. Arrivals
SO cars. New: CARROTS, Irish cobblers,
Virginia, $7.75 barrel; southern Bliss
Triumphs, $4.50@4.65 cwt.
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Kansas CITY Livestock.

Kansas City, July 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 500. Market for the week, all
classes uneven; beef and butcher cat
tie mostly soc higher; vealers $1.50
higher; stockers higher; no quotations
today.
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market
higher. Heavy, .15@22.25; light,
$21. SO % 22.3O; sows, $20.75 @ 21.90;
pigs, $1S.00@21.00.
Sheep-Receipts 800. Market for
week: Best fat lambs 25c to soc high
er; fat sheep. breeders steady no
quotations today.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. July 12.-The actual
condition of clearing house banks and
trust companies for the week shows
that they hold ,$33,0S2,270 reserve in
excess of legal requirements. This is
an increase of s26, 654,570 from last
week.
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KANSAS CITY pRODUCE.

Kansas City. July 12.-Butter-
Creamery, unchanged; packing 1ac
higher, 421ac.
Eggs--Market NC higher. Firsts,
41Ac; seconds. 33hc.
Poultry-Hens, hc higher, csc,
ROSTERS, 15c; broilers &c higher, 41c.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver, July 12.--Cattle-Rec
400. Market steady. Beef steers,
$4,000 1900; cows and heifers, $3.50
@10.75. calves, $13.00@14.50.
Hogs-Receipts 200. Market strong
err. Top, s22.10; bulk. s21.90 @22.10.
Sheep-Receipts ESQ. Market high
er. Lambs. sl6.OO@16.sO; ewes, $500
OTIS,
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NEW YORK COTTON.

New York, July 12.-Cotton futures
closed steady. July, 35.05; Oct, $3.50;
Dec, S5.15; jan. 34,99; March. S4S7.
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