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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
PR0GRESs|vES TO
WAR ON PENR0s|
Lodge Formally Notified Of Of
jections of Iowa and Other
Senators to Stsndpat
Leadership.

Washington, May l3.--Senators I
rah Of Idaho and johnson Of CaliforE
formally notified Republican Lea,
Lodge today that eight republican =,
ators regarded ~ representing The p
~gresstve group Of the party, wcro
posed TO the election Of Senators 4,
rose OF Pennsylvania, and Warren
Wyoming, as chairmen OF the IRA
ard appropriations committees
spectivsfy and that II necessary o n
tority Of them were willing TO rec
their opposition or tho floor OF
Senate.
1t was understood, however, thai
Lodge told Senators Rorah and Jor
son that tho matter was one for G.
%sideration of the republican cof:fer+'
to organize the Senate. which VIII
held Wednesday.
Immediately after today's NICE.
Senators Borah and Johnson Gale
conference Of senator's for late today
discuss the situation.
Those invited to attend included s.
ators Kenyon and Cummina, OF Los
Jones, Washington: McNary, Greg
McCoTnicls, illinois, and Norris,
.hraska.
Repubiicaa plIrs for crganization
the next Senate were discussed Saw
day at several conferences OF rcpu
lican members with Senator Lodge
Massachusetts, republican leader. It
also at a gathering OF eight scnat
generally considered as included In
progressive portion of tho party.
Senat9S Borab. Of Idaho, who o.,
the lattS group together. annonno
after the meeting TINT he and Sena
johnson, Of California, had been !
thorized to notify Senator Lodge t.
the eight senators were opposed u
election OF Senators Penrose, Of Pei
sylvanis, and Warren, OF Wyoming
chairnen Of the finance and approrr
tons committee, respectively.
This does not necessarily imply
break in the republican party" a.
the Idaho senator, but only shows
determination to effect q good org
Eatj2G as we e It,"
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WILL TRY AlRFLANE
PATROL FOR FORESTS
BY United Press.

Washington. d. C., May 9.-Airplane
patrol Of the national forests will be-.
gin June 1. the department OF agri-
culture announced today. At the same
time observations covering a large part
Of the Angeles national forest will be
begun from a captive balloon stationed
over Arcadia, Cal. ...-'
Cd Two 100 mile routes will be covered
by the airplanes, operating from March
field, near Riverside, Cal, and survey
ing about 1900 square miles In the
Angeles and Cleveland forest. Ii the
experiment is successful, the scope vi
the work will be extended.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
"WETS" WILL DEMAND
PROHIBITION REPEAL
New York Representative to
Present Resolution at Special
Session Of Congress.

New York. May 13.--Pians for the
Hgnt against national prohibition to
be opened at Tie outset OF the special
session Of congress called rs President
Wilson for May 10, were announced
here yesterday at headquarters of The
association in opposition 10 n~ationa!
prohibition. a.. ny o.
The fcoe.si prohibition amendment.
effective January 10, 1929. will be at
tucked by representative Reuben T.,
Haskell OF Brooklyn, by the ~iRtroduc>
tien OF q resolution providing for it's
repeal and u second resolution calling
for a referendum on II in every state
Of the UniOn. @si '... I'D" '.""'N
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
BIG STONE MAN is
STILL uNAccouNTEp FOR

Big Stone, S. d, May 12.--Notwith-
standing that's painstaking search
owe several states has been made. not
the slightest ~ can be found Of T., q.
Mokler, manager OF the Big Stone
creamery. since he registered at the
Merchants botel, in ST. Paul, several
weeks ago. where he went after at
tending q state dairy convention In
Brooklngs. He had been thinking OF
purchasing an automobile, and it Is
thought some crook may have learned
this and murdered him for the money
he was supposed to be carrying. .
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
FOUNDERS DAY Is
=, ,,N OBSERVED At .YANkTON

Yankton, s. d., April 10.-Founder's
day at Yankton college, the birthday
Of DR.. Joseph Ward, first president.
was observed this week at the insti-
tuition by the usual "reminiscences OF
the founder. In addition eight trees
were planted in memory OF eight stu
dents who gave their lives In the great
war. They were Robert, younger son
of President Warren, of the college;
Matson o. Rames, Rev. Harry Deiman,
Robert G. Miller, Edward A. Kundert,
william South and Lieut.. Merritt j.
DeCamp. These young men served AS
chaplains in the ambulance corps as
ayiators in the Canadian army, and IN
all fields of the wars activities. The
exercises were held on Observatory hill,
one of the highest points in the city.
and In Garden Terrace theater.t
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PREPARE FOR pIRIGisLE.
81. Iohns, n. F., May I3.'--A IhIIuin
= BY Associated Press.

w.
BY Associated Press.
party from the United States Cruiser
Chicago today, began TO prepare a
stretch ot cricket field in Qnidividi val
ley as a landing place and mooring
grounds for the naval diTigible C-5,
which il to mako "A test cruise here
from Cape May This weel;. - "
Anchors have been installed about
250 feet apart 70 provide n mooring for
the ship. Ne construction work has
been necessary, as The airshlp win he
anchored IN the open, ed only by
q little more than it's length from the
comparativly. tiny Martinsyde plane in
which the British aviators Raynhain
and Morgan plan their flight across the
Atlantic. ~
Whether the big gas bag viii be
started overseas after the arrival here
will not be decided until she lands.
The British filters are facing contin
ued delay because of low atmospheric
pressure conditions over the AtlautIc.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
BEGIN COPPER MINING
IN BLACK HILLS

Custer, S. D., May 10.-Copper mining
will be added 10 tho other mining in
,dustries Of this. part of the Black Hills
by the purchase by Joseph H. Bland,
OF what Us known as the Summit group
Of copper claims, situated about m
and one-half miles from the old juno
ton mine, in the Custer section. Mr..
Bland has established q camp, which
will accommodate IL men. The copper
ore in the group OF mines purchased
by him occurs as chacocite up to a rs
per cent grade. and Bland intends to
bring up copper ore by means Of hand
sorting. 1t Is expected that a carload
Of the ore a be shipped each 30 days
to a smelter In Omaha, Neb.
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CLEARS MYSTERY
Of BANK ROBBIE
Assistant Cashier OF Des Moi
Institution Said 10 Hare Be-.
One of Planners of
the JOB.

Der Molnss, Ia, May E.-A
HhsIrner. assistant cashier of the
State Bank, recently merged with
other bank, is in Jail today ch"T
with robbery and larceny. In COM
ton with the robbery OF the b9mI
march. lie was arrested Sunday.
Bandits entered the bank Just b.
4 opened for business on Marc
and, aScn! ding TO employees. Z:
fharlney and an assistant open Il =
froaI which they took si3. 900 III &
aud Liberty bonds and escaped.
Others hsid in connection wit
,obbery avs Lloyd Patton. robbery
larceny. alleged driver Of the lc1'
car; Robert Goa Csaross; forme, Il
Dodge soldier, srd Laura jones,
Lizzie Christie. a.
Tbs bank robbery was piaitned liz
hcSic Of the Jones wenlap. accor:
tp a story police say she fed "
in the coVHty jan. She wea Srr"
charged with Illegal snln ct !tquor
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FARMER VICTIM Of
AP0PLEXY Stroke
Carl v. Johnson, of Alcester.
Found In Helpless Condition
Had Not Previous
ly Complained.

Alcester, S. o., May 10.-As the re-
cult of suffering a stroke of apoplexy,
Carl ". Johnson, who recently moved
to a farm some miles from here, died
suddenly. After dinner he left the
house for the purpose of doing some
work about the farm. A little later his
wife, who CHANGED to step outside,
heard grooming In the corncrib. and
found her husband lying helpless on
the corn. He did not rally. but was
conscious nearly to the end.
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PRACTICAL NEWSPAPER
MEN TO MEET STUDENTS

Vermiliun, s. D., May 13.--Newspaper
men will meet with the student editors
Of South Dakota for the first time
when the South Dakota Collegiate
Press Association holds its third annual
session at the University OF South I)a-
kotA. May Is and Is. The professional
Journalists are invited 10 attend this
meeting and to offer suggestions 10 the
future editors. Short talks by the vss-
iting newspaper men are included IN
tho program as well as the principal
adddresses which will he delivered by
Harvey Ingham. OF the Des Moines
Rer'ster, w. {. Lusk, of the Yankton
Press and Dakotan, Jay Reeves, o. the
Groton Independent. Dean Marshal!
McKusick and X. w. Jones, OF the uni
yersity.
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FORMER MADISON COY nsa
KILLED IN WASHINGTON

Madison, S. D., May 1O.-lnformation
has reached local friends OF the family
to the effect that Charles Croome, tbs
young son Of Mir. and Mrs. c. 4.
Croone, former residents OF Madison
but now living al ,BeHingham, Wash.
had died from injuries sustained when
he was run over by an automobile. w.
+. Packard was arrested on a nan
III laughter charge as being responsible
for the death of the boy. The boy. was
struck Just after he had alighted from
a school wagon and started across the
street TO his home. ~ - -D
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FAIRFAX ORGANIZES - :
COMMUNITY CLUE

Fairfax, S. d., May I2.-!The cem.
rletion OF the organization OF th,
Community Club, OF Fairfax and vi
entity was carried out Tuesday eve.
ming with a good crowd present al
though q heavy rain the previous eve.
ming made the roads heavy.
Allison u. Pike was chosen presi!
dent of the club: +. ii. Wiebelhaus.
secretary and Jim Northrup,S treasurer.
The club started off with nearly II
not quite 100 members ana assumed all
the obligations and liabilities Of the
old Commercial club. '"" .aft -
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DECIDES ABERDEEN
WILL NOT CELEBRATE

Aberdeen, s. d., May 12.-,Iho Aber-
deem Merchants Association has de-
cided in favor Of Aberdeen following
its usual custom Of not holding a
Fourth OF July celebration this year
to enable the people Of the city to at
tend celebrations at neighboring towns
or at nearby chautauquas. The asso-
citation lie working hard on plans to
make The visit of the South Dakota Re
tail Merchants Association here next
week a pleasurable affair to all the
visiting merchants. Some special at
'tractions are being arranged for the
entertainment Of the visitors. '>' "
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
CORN SCARS AGAIN

Chicago, May l3.--5sssaGor.2i
s4cyvad fight. by pIces In Ike
iparkets resulted today fo-a ms
neas OF readily available srr.pt g.
from prospects IL further wet Va
delays 10 planting, Corr for 500
livery and 20 mi May Cont: aets
TO the aieaes! prices 50 t9r o.
tressnt Gio2, may soarins H. ST..
midday, az, overnight rise 81 Z 3,
tusheL
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wooksockET VOTES
BONDS FOR SEWER

woonsocket, S. d., May l2.-An eS-
citing and interesting election occurred
here Thursday, the voters deciding
that bonds should be disposed Of for
the installation of n sewer system and
also for the erecting OF a municipal
building. The sewer proposition car
rIeG by a vote Of 25S to G.. The vote
on the building proposition was sIt
yes. 107 10. '
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
~UNFAvoRA5lE.
BY Associated Press.

Chatham, Mass, May tS.-Weather
conditions continued unfavorable today
for the resumption of the flight of the
hydroairpIaDe NC-4 to Halifax and
T~repassey, N. i. The NC-4 was
obliged to abandon the hight from
Rockway to Halifax last week be-
cause OF engine trouble. Commander
Read hopes to reach Newfoundland
before the NC-i and NC-3 begin their
flight to the Azores.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

LEMMOE-Aifred Edson. after dis,in.
guished service in France, has returned Ia
his home IN this vicinity. Fle owes his its
90 the heroic. action OF his major, Aho
carried him to a place Of safety AFR ais
gas mask >ad been shotsaway. TIE nsinr
,Afteryara died Of his ~injsries.r ,av,
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cH,Lp 10 KILLED
~ UNUSUAL MANNER

Iisades. 8. D., May l3.--M: aaie rur-
novec, the 4-!ear-o.G daughter OF Mr.
oud AIRS. Louis ruIrovec, was i~nstant-S
killed when u large wagon box. standing
on edge. fiji Gil her. The child's neck
was bSo,grn She Has playing with her
2~-sear.oId sister. who Was imprisoned
Under the box when IL fell. and 1t was
'.hA cries Of thu baby. which finally at
, RED f,e attention Of the father, VIII
va. orkine IN the barn nearby TO tn
$50 &.
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ALLIES
PREPARE ATTA|
Helsiugfors Dispatch States
lied Force. Aided BY Wa
ships, to Movo on.
petrograd.

I~torkhoihl, May VA Hetslnt
dispatch 10 the Atten TIdningen
day reported that all foreigners
been ordered to leave the city m
diatsly. The order, II was stated
believed TO have resulted from /
aration for an allied move mn I'etr
and Helsingfors. Several French
ships We're said to be lying off
slngfors, and 20 British ~warships
said 10 be expected, there.
, The allies, according % report
prepared to use 10000 men in
planned attacl,. be- @
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SPENCER Ar increasing demand t9l
Hsmpshire swine Is shown IN the figures ~
the sale of a yearlins Hampshire boar ny
Sanford Tiley to u. 9. Pollard. OF Ne
hawka, Neb., for $1,000. This boar, Chero'
kee Model. Is out OF Cherokee Lad, S>ws
bred TO this animal sold at Mr.. Tilsy'3 rc.
cent sale for 500 and upwards. n
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
ARMOUR EPiscoPALIANs
WANT RESIDENT PASTOR

armour, s. D., May 10.-Membeis OF
the local Episcopal church have re-
quested Bishop Burleson 10 provide
Armour with a resident pastor. For
20 years Episcopal services have sbeea
held here only occasionally, as the
pastors have had to make trips from
other towns. If u resident pastor Is
secured It is planned by members Of
the church to have a fine church edifcs
erected on lots belonging to the mem
haHo
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

CANOvA-A TRANSACTION has been r5r.
cluoed whereby George Schulz. a capital.
let OF Sioux Fails, has purchased an In
terest IN the Farmers & Merchants Stats
bank. of this city. His son. who has com.
pleted military service In France, Wit
com. 10 CaDova And take an act!ve paw
IN the manage ment Of the bank.
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OPPOSES ALLIANCE.

r, Washington, ID. c., May 10.-Sepsic.
Nqrris. of Hebraska, republican. issueG
q statement yesterday ANNOUNCING h.s
opposition to the proposed Alliance be-
tween the United States Great BrhH:p
and Francs for the protect.an OK
Efanse against attack by Germany.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15
OVER A THOUSAND RoYS
IMPURE BRED HOG CLUBS

Mitchell. &. D.. May l3.-Pure' bred
hog club work among the boys and
girls Of this state is being more uni
rersaliy adopted this year than ever
before. This spring there are l;l0o or
more boys and girls engaged in raising
pure blood hogs. in view OF this work.
arrangements have been mazda TO take
IS boys from the state 10 the Interstate.
1--we :srock Exhibition IN Sioux c.;Y
next September. - .-, .
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

PiERRT2-Ths assistant highway engin
eer has been appointed b. the governor
He named John Berg, who is a graduate
of the engineering school Of South La.
years recently been al engineering son.
tractor in Chicago. a -
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czEchs ApVANcE.

Copenhagen, Thursday. May s.
Superior Czech forces after a bitter
and fluctuating struggle have gained
\ footing in the town of Nagyssecseny.
the Hungarian supreme army COM
maud announced, says u message
from Budapest today. assn. .e.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

The; first shipment OF cotton from the
/ Belgian Congo has arrived In Antwerp
II amounted to about eight tons. the
Arst attempts 'at cotton growing IN tue
belgian Congo were, made Curing tns
war, in 1915. The 1913 @crop yielded
nhput 250 TONS s...r r.."
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. li,cus.uI
one hundred D FIVE automohiIe see,,se.
have been lssusd Wy she secretary wI ~tat,
Of South OAK ,ts up TO the prcsfJ, date
according g n,e report received BY c.r.al>
Treasurer EdJ,.
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WOMAN IS CITY AUDITOR
o.. d.. AT cENTEaviLLE, s. D.

CentervilIe, S. u, May i2.-Miss Ly-
6ia NJ. Hornbeek. has assumed the au.
tics Of city auditor of Centerviile. TO
which she was re3ently appointed.
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BANKERS ARRANGE FOR
FINANCING or CHINA
ax Associated sr.ax.

Paris. May l3.=A new 'eonsotiam for
che financing CT Chinese loans was or
ganized today by American, Trei.sli,
British and Japanese bankera,, A res
eryatIop was made Tor later particips-
ton lgs Belgium bankers.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

A Berlin telegram rays that Ed,tafo
Bernstein and Dr.. Bohanleden, or the con-.
mtttee or inquiry into accusations on tho
yiewpoint OF international law relating 10
the treatment Of prisoners OF war In Ger
many, have sent q declaration TO the sor'
waerts In which they say; we csciare
that the action against Captain fryatt
and his condemnation Is an act or serious
violation Of international law. We nave
arrived al the conviction that the dotns OF
Fryatt 20 death was judicial murder.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

l.. Frank Eanrn. author % the 'sNvi2a'ri
of On eied =. .,.is home ct Hollywood
"Wednesday
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-05-15

- Senators Borah, Of Idaho. and Johnson,
of California, are criticisins the plan OF
the war DEPARTMENT to recruit 5000 men 70
serve as replacement troops for the Amsr-
can forces o In Siberia
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NEGRO
BOXER TAKES SPLASH
IN Ex-kAtSER'S TUB.
BY unitad Press.

Paris, May i3..--I.co Patterson.
negro lightweight champion Dox-
err of the A. i. F.. while touring
with the boxing and wrestling
team through the territory held
by the army of occupation, took
: a bath in the former kaiser's
tub ut Neuenahr, 1t was learned
today. an
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10
20 YEARS AGO TODAY

At the Canon City election Frank E.
Thomas was elected mayor. A. E Ru-
dolph was made treasurer and James
L. Cooper. city attorney. ]. B. Lantz.
alderman. First ward. Kohlman. Second
ward. Mullett. Third ward
]. B. Lantz was elected First ward
alderman by just one vote over Mr..
Humphrey.
Walter S. Rudo'ph is the newly
appointed chaplain at the pepitentiary.
He is son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Ru-
doiph.
C. e. Hoyt Of Golden was appointed
TO the wardenship by Gov. c. S.
Thomas.
C. J. Fredrickson has announced
himself for rejection as secretary of
School District No. 1.
VIII Crater of westcliffe. formerly a
guard at the pen. is renewing acquaint-
ances here.
A modern five-room cottage oppo'
site the Washington school on Green
wood avenue is being built for v. S
okey by J. A. Forbis.
V. S. 0key has been given the con
tract for the erection of the Maupin
block on Fifth street, just south OF
Gen. ]. Ii. Maupin's residence.
Workers are rapidly finishing UT
Mrs. Stella vaughn's residence al
Ninth street and Harrison avenue
The city is fortunate is securing citi
zens like Mrs. Vaughn. who can see 2
bright future for the town OF theil
choice.
A ntler,an who Is competent o.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10

knowing whereof he speaks. tells The
Record that during the past eight
years over 600 dwellings have beer
erected in Canon City
Superintendent of the City Schools
J. H. Allen attended the Superintend
ents and Principals Round Table al
Pueblo last week.
The South Canon town board elect
ed Is as follows: Mayor. Edward
Pauls. trustees for two years. T. r.
Broughton. Frank McC intock. John
Spangler; trustee for one year. NJ. H
Speakman.
Mrs. Nora Peare. VIE of r. j
Peare, died at the family residence on
Orchard avenue. Friutmere-
Mrs Clifford Fryberger. who has
been visiting friends in South Canon,
returned to her home in Victor
Mrs. Michael Blythe and daughter is
visiting in Florence for few days
H. E Finney. the piano turner from
Chicago. will be in town this week
E. Ford Jewett is busy peddling his
nursery stock. which was contracted
during the winter months.
The Wagner lecture recital by
Rubin Goldmark held by the wednes
day Musical Club at the home of Mrs
George W. Bethel. was n great sue
cess
Mrs. J. L. Mack and daughter, Miss
Jessie are visiting in Denver.
Miss Grace Hall of Villa Grove Is
the guest of her uncle. Thomas Wells
Miss Hall is sister OF Miss Edith
Hall. who was so popular IN higf
school two years ago
Miss Pearl Gibson came up fror
Pueblo to attend tNe junior da,
classes and visit with Canon Cit,
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friends.

friends
Harry Sohns returned from a trip
20 New York
S W St John of Denver is now re-
pairing bicycles for w. T. Darlington
Miss Minnie Sartor. the popular
hello girl" for the Colorado Tee
phone Company at Canon City. spent
a few days in Denver
E L Lowell is in Walsenburg look
ing after court matters.
Mrs. R R Webb has succeeded Mrs.
Jordon as matron at the penitentiary-
Artic of Incorporation of the Glib
son Lumber Company have been filed
with the county clerk and secretary Of
state
Miss Eva Biggs, daughter of Post
master Biggs of Durango. who is
student at Colorado College. is spend
cousin. C. A. Biggs-
The Canon City Cider and Picking
Company seems to be filing long
felt want Manager Cherry reports
an order for four carloads Of pickles
from a Utah city.
T. NJ Howell, who is manager for
the Greenhorn Gold Mining Com
pany's interests. which company is
the owner of the Dawson townsite. re-
ports a demand for town lots, which
equa's the first rush to the camp last
December.
Ed Colwe.i and associates. who are
working the Eleanor at Dawson, are
sacking ore from n three-foofI vein
that is Showing good pay at a depth
of Is feet
Capt B. F. Eockafellow and asso-
ciafes are taking pay ore from their
Fl Plomo property on Copper noun
TAIN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10

Mrs. H p. Stommeil charmingly en-
tertained IS ladies at her home. 519
Pike avenue. last night at Eve hum
dred for Mrs. W. B. Holland. A beau
tiful cut glass flower vase was award
ed Mrs. Holland for high score and
Mrs. Frances Collins was consoled
with bunch OF pink and white car
nations At the close of the evening
a dainty lunch was served, pink and
white being the color scheme arried
out in flower decorations and refresh
ments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-04-10

Twenty six friends OF Mrs. C. s.
Cotton gathered at her home. sos
North Fifteenth street. Saturday eve
ming. taking with them well filed
baskets. The AFFAIR was a surprise
TO Mrs. Cotton. Cards and games
furnished the amusements for the oc-
casion- After the cards. delicious re-
freshments of sandwiches. pickles.
coffee and cake were served At a
late hour the guests departed. all de-
claring a royal good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Palmer enter
tanned a number of friends at an
April Fool' luncheon Tuesday eve
ming at their home on Main street for
Mrs. Greydene-Smith and her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earl.
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FOR RENT-~Twc front rooms in
brick house; nice porch: garage
and barn room IL desired John B.
France. 203 North Fifteenth st. S5-pst