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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
LAUNCH ADVANCE
ANTI-SMUT FIGHT
viii Take Early Steps to Reduce Loss
From Smut in Next Falls Crop

That the heavy acreage of fall
sOwn wheat in the Pacific Northwest
promises a serious time with smut
next harvest, unless wheat-growers
are alert in preparing for this enemy,
is the belief of Geo. /. Zundel, who is
in charge Of smut Investigations CO.
operatiYely conducted by the State
College extension service and the
Il. S. Department of Agriculture.
In view of this threatening situa-
ton. Mr.. Zundel and assistant, Noel
f. Thompson, plan at once to launch
an anti-smut campaign to warn wheat
men of the danger and put in their
hands the means of reducing the
perils of smut fires and explosions
which in recent years have been sc
costly in the Inland Empire.
Mr. Zundel lately in Washington,
d. c., for conference with members
of the Department of Agriculture,
states that on evidence now regard
ed as we'll authenticated, the install
lation in threshing machines of fans
to draw off the dust, and grounding
wires to carry off the static electric
ity, constitute the best known means
of preventing smut explosions and
fires.
Last year threshing machines
equipped with fans and ground wires
were in operation in all parts of the
United States where smut is a prob
lem, including in the Northwest, the
Palouse section of eastern Washing
ton, northern Idaho and southern
Idaho. Mr.. Zundel states that in the
use of % to 80 fans and ground
wires in machines of different types,
in the Northwest, not single smut
explosion occurred. The fans re-
moved about so per cent of the dust,
which prevented explosions, made
better working conditions for men
about the machine, and, in keeping
smut-dust from being mixed and
sacked with the wheat, made in many
cases difference of 10 cents a
bushel in the value of the wheat
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
FLOODED LIVESTOCK
COMES TO PULLMAN
u. W. Ryan Adds Three Aristocratic
Animals to His Herd at Spokane
Sale-Now Has Herd That
Does Credit TO Whitman
County

Three OF the best young Shorthorn
cattle to be found in the Northwest
came to Pullman as a result of the
purchases of T. w. Ryan at the short
horn sale at the Spokane Union
stockyards last Saturday. The aris-
tocratic animals arrived here We'd
nesday and were temporarily housed
in the Pat Ryan barn on Sunnyside
HILL where they were viewed by many
interested farmers and citizens, who
voiced their appryal of the choice of
the Pullman stockman.
Joes Goods, a magnificent Short
horn bun, was purchased by Mr.
Ryan from the herd of A. D. Dunn of
Wapato, the price paid being $3.50.
The young bull is 20 months of age
and promises TO develop into one of
the best sires in the Northwest.
Bonnie Rose | is an 8-months-old
heifer, bred to a bull that sold for
$4,000 in Scotland before being
brought to this country. This bull
is now claimed to be worth $4,000,
and it is asserted that the calf will
be worth 500 the day it is born
This animal was purchased from the
Day & Rothrock company for $3.50.
The third member of the blooded
trio is Leona I'd, from the herd oil
G. w. Delay, Hot Lake, Ore. and
the purchase price was $275 for the
15-month-old heifer.
The three new animals, added to
Mr.. Ryans already high class herd
of over 30 Shorthorns, will give him
a herd that will compare with any
congratulated on his efforts to place
Pullman and Whitman county to the
front as live stock district.
Fifty-fiye Shorthorn bulls were
sold at the Spokane sale for SIS, 405,
an average of $3.50 an animal, and
90 cows for $12,365, an average of
$441.60 an animal Eighty-three
head went under the hammer of Au-
ctioneer "Scotty' Milne and brought
a grand total of $27,770, or an av-
erage for each animal of $334.57.
The top COW, Golden Light, sold by
the Day & Rothrock company to w.
w. Green of Union, Ore, for 1925,
brought the highest price ever paid
in the Northwest for a female Short
horn at public sale.
The top bull, Superb Victor, sold
by the Day & Rothrock company to
e. F.. Harper of Johnson, Wash, for
$905, brought the best price at the
sale.
Topsy 4th, sold by the Day & Roth
rock company year ago at the Port
land sale for $1725, up to that time
carried the record for Shorthorn
COW at public sale.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
MEMORIAL SERVICE SUNDAY

Memorial services in honor of the
30 State College men who gave their
lives in the world war will be con-
Quoted by the students of the college
in the auditorium Sunday afternoon.
Addresses will be made by President
e. o. Holland and a representative of
the student body. Musical numbers
will include organ selections by Prof.
Meyer and numbers by the women's
quartet and the male quartet. The
meeting will be open to the public
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
RARE MUSICAL TREAT
COMING TO PULLMAN
French Army Band, Under Notable
Auspices, VIII Visit Pullman
Saturday, March Is

The French Army band, which will
give concert at the college auditor
ium on Saturday evening, March Is,
is touring under the auspices of the
French High Commission to the Unit
ed States, and under the direct man
agement of the French American AS
ISOLATION for Musical Art. On the
committee of the latter association
are the following well known men;
Otto II. Kahn (chairman), William
X. Vanderbilt, Clarence H. Mackay.
Myron T. Herriek, Henry p. David
son, Henry c. Prick, and August d.
Juillard.
Among the national patronesses
are Mrs Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. Rob
ert Lansing, Mrs. Josephus Daniels,
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane, Mrs. Mar
shall Field, Mrs. George Vanderbilt
and Miss Margaret Wilson.
The band was sent to this country
by the French government at the re-
quest of Secretary Baker of the War
Department to further strengthen the
entente cordiale" of France and
America
Each member of the band is a
graduate of the Paris Conservatory
and is recognized in France as a solo
list of the highest standing. The or
gani2ation is unique in that there is
not man in it who has not been III
active defense of his country. Many
OF them wear the CroiX de la Guerre
on their coats, as we'll as wound
stripes.
Captain Fernand Pollain, the con-
ductor, is one of the leading must
clans of France. He was decorated
for extreme bravery under fire, while
leading his men into action. He was
seriously wounded by the bursting of
shell and lay on the ground in this
condition for Is hours during the
bombardment of two artilleries.
uc COuC6IL uOeS not CONSIST en-
tirely of band music, as will be noted
from the program which appears in
this Issue. Several fine soloists con-
tribute materially to the program.
All profits from the tour are de-
voted to the Foyer du Soldat
French War Relief FUND.-.
The band has been greeted by
large audiences in the cities in which
1t has played, and many thousands of
people have been unable to gain ad-
mittance to it's concerts on account OF
lack of seating capacity.
Seats will be on sale at Watts
8, Pharmacy commencing Monday,
March 10. The price of tickets will
be $l.50. and all seats will be re-
served.
The following program will be
rendered:
Star Spangled Banner
La Marseillaise.
CONTINUED on last page.)
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
WILL KEEP MONEY
IN LOCAL BANKS
Bond Holders Decline to Present
bonds for Redemption Until They
Fall Due i'm 1892

At the meeting of the city coun-
Gil Tuesday a letter was read from
the Union Trust CO. of Spokane
stating that they had conferred with
one of their clients, an eastern insti-
tuition, to whom they sold the SILL
900 issue of water bonds, due in
1882, which the city now desires to
redeem, and that this client declined
to present the bonds for redemption
until due. The council decided to
invest $1,000 of the money now in
the bond redemption fund and all
balances remaining in the local inn
provement district funds in certifL-
Gates of deposit in the local banks
drawing four per cent interest.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
REVENUE MAN HERE

S. e. Ratliff, deputy collector OF
internal revenue, arrived in Pullman
Yesterday noon to give advice and
assistance in the filling out OF income
tax returns. Yesterday afternoon he
was swamped with work at the Pull
man State bank. Today he Will De
at the First National bank and all
who desire to consult him should be
on hand, as this is the last day OF his
last visit to this community before
the income tax reports have to be
filed, March Is.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
WILL ADDRESS PHARMACISTS

Robert Rhea, first lieutenant IN
the Red Cross, will address the stu
dents of the school of pharmacy OF
the state College Friday afternoon at
4.3O In the pharmacy rooms In Col
lege Hall. Lieutenant Rhea will tell
of his trip to France and relate his
experiences as a pharmacist in the
United States army. He is son-in-
law of Postmaster G. w. Reed. The
meeting will be open to all who de-
sire to attend.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
PROCL AM ALTON

The French Army Band veterans heromusieians under Cap
tain Ferdinand Pollain will visit Pullman Saturday March 10
They are making extended tour OF America to further the
sentente cordiale" of France and the United States.
Therefore N E. Gentry Mayor of the City of Pullman
do hereby designate Saturday the 18th day of March
Day in the aforesaid city and request that the bust
ness houses where possible decorate with rcoors
our own flag that may thus unite in giving them hearty
welcome and reception
Done in the CITY of Pullman this 9TH day March 1919
E J. GENTRY, Mayor.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
SCHOOL DIRECTORS NAMED

+. G. Forrest was elected school
director for the three-year term at
the election held last Saturday ana
DR.. A. A. Cleveland, at present a
member of the board, was chosen for
the oneyear term. Thos. Nell, hold
over, is the third member of the
board for District No. SO.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
ROSE oREEK sCHOoL

The following is the list of names
OF the pupils of District No. 1853,
Rose Greek school, who have been
neither absent nor tardy during
January and February: Esther
Mael. Rufus Kinder. Russell Kinder.
wesley Kinder, A. Leonard Parr.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
EARL MILLER IMPROVING

Mrs. l.. B. Miller received a tele-
gram from her son, Cleophas last
Saturday announcing that his broth
err, Earl, is recovering slowly from a
recent attack of influenza, followed
by pneumonia. While Mr.. Miller was
seriously i'll for some time, it is be-
lieved that all danger is now past.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07
MONEY FOR HIGHWAYS

The senate and house roads COM
mittees have agreed ON the follow
ing division OF the $S25,000 appro-
priation for the Inland Empire high
way:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1919-03-07

John l.. Henry and family left
Monday for Hysham, Mont, where
they will reside on their homestead.
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-Bred does. Mrs. Snow,
179 Central avenue. w35-p4t
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On the c. P. R.
BY Guy Y. Hardy.

C. p. r. has another branch line, con-
Meeting with steamers which ply
through the Arrow Lakes to the Root-
enays-a trip Of exceptional interest
and beauty.
We have met a number Of fine peo-
pie up here-government officials and
railroad people. One of the cleverest
is F. e. Trautman. He belongs to the
C. p. R. organization. but carries no
official title He is very quiet and un-
assuming, takes a back seat usually.
never crowds or pushes into automo-
biles or dining rooms. mas never made
a speech. nor has he been mentioned
in a public gathering. but have OBJ
served that when anything goes wrong
or needs fixing in connection with
railway matters Mr.. Trautman soon
has 1t fixed. Mr.. Trautman has been
attending TO his own business SO
closely that many of our party have
not met him. but a few of US who
know him well call him the Col. House
OF the c. p. r.
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help out in just such cases as this,
and would like for six owners Of cars
to volunteer this service. Phone tia
secretary at once so arrangements
may be made well in advance.
MISS ANDERSON BUYS
WALT RICHARDS HOME
Miss Edna Anderson OF The Little
Hat Shop. who. with her mother has
decided to locate here permanently,
has purchased the Walt Richards
home at $40 Harrison avenue, and pos
session will be given In 80 days. This
is one of the incest cottages in Canon
City, and has recently been greatly inn
proved by Mr.. Richards.
WILL TEACH IN
COLORADO SPRINGS
Mrs. Marie NJ. Craven and daughter
Elizabeth left this morning for Colo
RADIO Springs where she will teach
bookkeeping in business college.
PROF. cLELAND MOVES
TO 1115 RuDD AVENUE
Supt. G. A Cleland OF the South
Canon schools has moved to Ills
Rudd avenue from 724 Pine avenue
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appeared and your Vegetable Compound
nas made me well, strong woman 90
do all my own Homework cannot
recommend Lydia E Pinkham's vege-
able Compound too highly to women
Mrs. FRANK HENSON, 1916 S. Orchads
St, Urbana, Ill.
Women who suffer from nervousness,
heat flashes" backache, headaches
and 1.-THE blues" should try this famous
DOT and herb remedy, Lydia E Pink
1am's Vegetable Compound
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TAKES POSITION
At FIRST NATIONAL
MISS BESSIE BASH
GETS ADVANCEMENT

Miss Bessie Bash has resigned her
position as assistant bookkeeper and
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STATE Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucaa County. -

etase Of Ohio. City OF Toledo.
LucAs County. -
Frnnk :. Cheney mares oath that he
q senior partner Of the firm Of F. J.
Cheney 4 Co. doing business In the City
OF Toledo. County and State Aforesaid.
and that said arm win pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
xnd every case Of Cntnrrh that cannot be
cured BY the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
thy presence. this 9Th day OF December.
A. b. 1856 "a W. GLEASON.
(eeaD Notary Public
Halrs Catarrh Medicine Is taken in
ternaliy and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces OF the System Send
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by all druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills for consttpstoA
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MANY TROOPS PASS
IhRoIGh IhIs CITY

Two troop trains. running ms spe
cials of regular westbound passenger
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( Chamber Commerce
Endorses New Site

At a meeting of the members Of the
Chamber OF Commerce Wednesday
might the matter OF the proposed
change In site for the contemplated
fFeteral building In Canon City was
presented for consideration. and the
following resolution was unc nimously
adopted:
Whereas, The Postofice Depart
ment has purchased a site for Fed
erai building In Canon City. Colorado
on the corner OF Fourth and Macon
avenue. and.
Whereas, The people OF .his city
have not asked for an Appropriation
for the construction Of building on
this site for the reason that II does
not meet with the approval Of a large
number of people and the site was
selected after q very bitter hght on the
part Of our citizens, and.
Whereas. At the time OF the seIec-
on the southwest corner OF rfftn and
Main streets was under favorable con-
sideration. bur the prices asked for
this business property was far in ex-
cess OF the amount allowed for the
purchase price. and was at that time
held for s31. 900. and.
Whereas, The citizens of lis com
munItv are des,rous Of SECURING a
resera, nostosice building ana ARE
ming 20 make many sacrifices to
sha, end and opttors are now held on
,hese lots each a. feet Inv 100 feet or
;.ox1aa fe,e located ON the said south.
rest corner az Fffth and Main streets.
for the .um OF So 500. and the people
~ .bts Community n,eare the sum of
$40 ooo az tbI. amount for the pur.
chase of This site. and.
whereas This new location meets
w,,h ~. hearty approyaI of ALI the
neon,e and
Whereas The prcsent site as now
oxnea nv tho government can be trad.
"a An an one ~ the optIons now held
a, a Valuation of 50 800. and this sum
= sars,Ssrsd nv eonssrva,,ve and re-.
,s.,,a ,i,,von. a. f.ir valuation nj
,ns nrssen, time for This property.
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accountant at the First National Bans
to accept the appointment of iepu.y
county clerk and recorder in the Office
of Jonathan Seaman, as the successor
cf Mrs. Cora Hurst, resigned. Miss
Bash will enter upon the duties of hel
position at the court house Septem-
Der Is.
ALT MITCHELL
GOES FISHING
ALI Mitchell is over at Cebol,a with
party Of friends enjoying a week
or two of fishing He expects to rest
little in between times, but how he
is going to find the time has not been
successfully figured out by his friends
as yet.
NEW MUSIC SUPERVISOR
FOR SOUTH CANON SCHOOLS
Miss Nina Arnold Of Denver is the
supervisor of music and art in the
South Canon schools this year. Miss
Neva Fox, also of Denver, was to have
held the position and arrived here
last Saturday to take up her duties
On Monday che was offered a position
in the Denver schools and accepted,
leaving the same day for ner work
Miss Arnold. who now holds the posi-
ton. comes highly recommended.
MISS SEELYE GOES
TO SALIVA, KAN.
Miss Mabel Seelye, who has been
visiting Miss Burberry, has gone to
Salina. Kan. where she will teach
during the coming year.
RETURN FROM HIGH
PARK SUMMER HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stump and son
Ernest, Jr., who have been spending
the summer at their ranch at High
Park. returned to Canon City few
days ago and will spend the winter
here at their home on North Seventh
street
VISITING MOTHER
IN DENVER
Mrs. H. C. Graves Left today for
Denver for a weeks visit with her
mother.
SUFFERING FROM
GATHERING IN HEAD
Miss Kate Sartor is quite i'll at her
home on Macon avenue suffering from
gathering in her head.
VOLUNTEER CARS
ARE WANTED
The Lutheran church will hold q
convention in Canon City On Septer-
Der IL. There will be some very
prominent men here from the East.
and 1t is desired to give the delegates
ride over the Skyline drive and
through the city and the orchards from
10 a m. until noon. Five cars ara
arranged for and five or six more will
be needed The Chamber of Com
merce has agreed to see that these
cars are on hand We are compelled
many times to call upon certain ONES
for cars for special purposes and they
always respond willingly, but we feel
that there are mnay others who could
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Thursday
HARRY w. GROSS LEFT
FOR OKLAHOMA HOME

Harry W. Gross, who spent the FIRST
three days of the week visiting his
son, Emmerson Gross OF the Colorado
Packing Corporation, has returned to
his home in Guthrie. Okla Mr.. Gross.
who visited all the scenic points about
Canno City, is very much impressed
with the place.
COMMISSION HOUSE
MOVING OFFICES
The McColm-Gleason-Mo Moore Com
mission Company have rented the
building next to the present iocatioa
on South Eighth street near the city
schales. and nave fitted up a portion
of II for an Office. Increased business
has made the extension necessary.
|P. ~. TRouTMAN IN
DENVER ON BUSINESS
p H Troutman LET. Wednesday eve
ming for three or four days of bust
ness connected with the Troutman es-
tate.
MCCLURE HOTEL PUTS
UP A NEW SIGN
Oliver loser of the Mcclure hotel
has put up a new sign for the hotel
on the corner Of Seventh and Main
streets. so that he can call the atten-
ton of the travelling public to his hos
teiry. both coming and going.
FLORENCE LADY HARE
TO NURSE FRIEND
Mrs. J. ]. Williams came TO Canon
City yesterday and will spend some
time with Mrs. Sarah Morris. who is
in poor health as n consequence OF q
partial paraiytic stroke.
MANIoN JONES AND FAMILY
LEAVE FOR OKLAHOMA
Manino Jones and family of Lawton.
Okla. who spent the summer at Man
itou. stopped on here for a few days
TO visit George l.. Bacon and family.
MR.. AND MRS. FRED
FELL IN TOWN
Mr. and Mrs Fred Fell, en- route by
automobile from Pueblo to their home
at Coaidaie. arrived here Wednesday
and will remain in Canon City until
Friday morning for the purpose of
having some repairs made to their
car. Mr.. Fell, as. general salesman in
Colorado for the white goods depart
ment OF the wholesale 6rm of John
V. Farweil & Company OF Chicago.
maintains large sample rooms in
Pueblo for the display of merchan-
disc, and spends considerable time
there. Mr.. and Mrs. Fell are planning
to establish their residence in Pueblo
some time next month.
RETURNED TO
Fl. COLLINS TO-DAY
Morris Emmerson. editor and pub
Usher of the Fort Collins Courier. left
for hoEae this morning after spending
few days in Canon City with rela-
tives and friends. II was his first
visit TO Fremont county.
MANY TROOPS PASS
THROUGH THIS CITY
Two troop trains. running ms spe-
cials of regular westbound passenger
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SPECIAL SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE
WILL CONVENE ON.
OCTOBER FIFTH
Governor VIII Issue Formal
Call Shortly, Detailing the
Program.

Denver, Sept. 6.-Gov. Shonp today
announced that the special session of
<he Legislature would be convened
October Is. He will issue formal
cali - the General Assembly within
a few Mays in which he viii outline
all tho matters ,ne Legislature will be
asked 10 deal with. women's snf.
frage. the high cost of living and the
blue sky bill are among the measures
that will probably be included in the
list.