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New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
Shad0tus ON the Screen

The Famous Players-Lasky Corpora
ton last week arranged to take over
the Universal studio at Fort Lee.
Catherine Calvert has been signed by
this organization, and will appear in
an adaptation of Elnor Glynn's famous
novel, "Thc Career of katherine Bush"
The motion picture industry has
again being honored by the government
in having been called upon by the
Treasury Department to lend its aid
in making the Victory Liberty Loan a
success. Arrangements for the motion
picture drive have been completed by
the committee appointed by the Ma
tional Association of the Motion Pct-
ure Industry to cooperate with the
Treasury Department.
Galli-Curci will be seen on the
screen for the first time in the picture
now being filmed by universal for the
Stage Women's War Relief.
Smiling Bill" Parsons, whose Capt.
tol comedies are being released by the
Goldwyn Distributing Corporation, has
just renewed his Goldwyn contract.
Oswald Stoll, the largest film dis
tributer in England and the Goldwyn
representative there, has contracted
for the entire first year output of his
work in the United Kingdom
A combination of star and leading
man which is believed will prove one
of the most successful ever seen on
the screen will be seen in Alice Brady's
forthcoming Select picture, "Redhead." ."
The star will be supported by Conrad
Nagel, Miss Brady's leading man in
her popular stage production, "Forevcr
AftsG."
World Pictures announces for carly
distribution picturization of James
Whitcomb Riley's Little Orphant
Annie" in which Thomas Santchi and
Coline Moore are the stars.
Eric Won Stroheim, who played the
part of the hated Hun in "Hearts of
the World,' "The Hun Within" and
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06
New Films
This Week

Dorothy Gish, "the little disturber,"
breaks out at the Rialto Theatre again
this next week in "Peppy Polly with
militant lady reformer role.
In "Peppy Polly" Miss Gish has the
part of . vigorous and aggressive girl
bent on the unearthing Of graft and
sundry abuses in girls re.ormatory.
The cast Of Poppy Polly includes
Richard Barthelmess, Emily Chichester
and Kate Toncray The picture is
from & story by Frank E. Garbutr. 1t
was directed for Paramount by Elmer
Clifton.
The comedy is Larry semon's latest
outrage, entitled "Wcll, III Be IL"
The Rialto Magazine will offer its
usual array of unusual pictures and
pictorial news.
The musical programme is pretcn-
tious, opening with the Franz List
overture Les preludes," played by the
Rialto orchestra, with Hugo Riesenfeld
and Nat ". Fjnston conducting. Ann
Rosner, Martin Brefcl and Emmanuel
List will sing the trio from Faust"
The second orchestral number is an ex-
cerpt from Leo Falls "Doll Princess"
Monroe Salisbury Will be seen at the
Broadway in "The binding Tgail."
By way Of a comedy, MIR. Kashin has
secured His Prehistoric Past" feat
uring Charlie Chaplin.
John Barrymore will be seen at the
Strand Theatre as Martin Wingrave in
"The Test Of Honor" based upon E.
Phillips Oppenheim's successful novel,
The Malefactor" In his new photoplay
Mr.. Barrymore appears as convict
whose career is ruined by a treacher-
GUS woman whom he loved. Constance
Binney, who played the leading role in
"Sporting Life has a charming part in
support of Mr.. Barrymore Eve Upsell
prepared the scenario, and the picture
was photographed under the direction
of John S. Robertson. "a Wasmanipol
Outing travel scenic The first of d
new series of comedies made from
Brggs's when Fellow Needs a
Friend" cartoons, entitled "A Surprise
Party n Everything" will be shown,
as we'll as the Topical Review, edited
by Director Plunkett, and Topics Of
the Day. The Strand Symphony Or
chestra will play the Overture to MADAM
Butterfly" Malcolm McEachern, bass;
Lorna Lcska, soprano, and Ralph II
Brigham and Herbert Sisson, organists.
are the soloists. Carl Edouarde will
conduct.
William Russell makes his debut at
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Right here we wish to thank l.. v,
who sent in the following to the Con-
ming Tower
A girl love is Harriette IT,;
She tells what shows not to 90 to.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Smiling Bill" Parsons, whose Capt.
tol comedies are being released by the
Goldwyn Distributing Corporation, has
just renewed his Goldwyn contract.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Oswald Stoll, the largest film dis
tributer in England and the Goldwyn
representative there, has contracted
for the entire first year output of his
work in the United Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Peggy Shanor will be featured in
"The Links of Destiny a six-reel
photo drama now being made by the
Gold Coin Film Company Sydney
Golden will direct the feature.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Johnnie Dooley, star of Listen Les
ter" has formed his own producing
company and will make series of
twelve comedies in two reels each.
Lillian Hall will be the leading woman,
Bide Dudley will furnish the scenarios
and Jack Schultz will direct.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Galli-Curc viii be seen on the
screen for the first time in the picture
now being filmed by universal for the
Stage Women's War Relief.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-06

Regina Quinn, the former Fox star,
will appear in James w. Gerards next
contribution following "My Four Years
in Germany" The theme of the new
est work of the former ambassador in
wolves the confession of German
officer William Nigh will be seen in
the leading male part.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20

Article 26. amendments to this
c%ovenent will take affect when rati-
fed by the states whose representa-
tives compose the executive council and
by three-fourths of the states whose
representatives compose the body of
delegates"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20

GOING a q 30 NAIURI'
BxSDR u. LuOAa S

People ri sick bccauue ~
away from Nafnresnn -s@
tca - s-eli I. tc-~ xs1s
. ~ 3 ID
Tow 0us 0k me eroAnn l the fosES
q vegetafionsto cure almost sysryrs nv
Some OF these vsgetable etOWths "
understood by III ma soma ~ nS
Animal. = x,c,,Ia se.,n 49, 49,
A - sa q nv 49,
] 49, snss 80 - Dettes 800
men ana women. Obseryers hAvo
noted that 4 sick horse, dor . i Ct
will stop eatinR food ana ] I'D
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20
CLIP LIBERTY BOND COUPONS
Many Holders of Small! Denomina
tions Have Mistaken Idea in Not
Collecting Interest When Due.

It seems that many holders o. Lib.
erty bonds are not collecting the in.
terest when it falls due. IL it is a
small bond the half-Jearly interest is
a small sum-. Perhaps he does not
know how to do il. Every six months
an interest coupon, attached to the
bond, falls due. 1t is IS good as
money at any respectable bank. Cut
1t off and hand it in at tile bank.
Then put the amount into N;r Saw
ings stamps or into another Liberty
bond subscription. We have found
b~ondholderS Who failed to clip cou-
IONS with the idea that by letting the
government keep the interest money
they were helping CT With tie war.
But that is :nit me way to do it.
When interest fails due the treasurer
must held in readiness q sun Suffi-
cient to pay it all. By collecting the
interest and investing tie proceeds
in stamps you take it off the treas
ury's hands and clean up the books.
Take your Liberty bond investment
seriously. Clip the coupons when
they fall due.-Saturday Evening
Post.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20

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remedy a trial.
For special suggestions in regard to
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Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The result
OF its long experience is at your service.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20

1t takes a versatile man TO make a
different kind of fool of himself each
day.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-02-20
hERE1S Text Of FIRST W0RID
CONSTITUTION, PRESENTED TO
PEACE CONFERENCE BY WILSON
BY Tinted Pee.

Faris, Feb. lathe full tex. ana
covenant OF the league OF nations was
ol1lcialiy announced today as follows:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
Federal Board
Buys $4,000, 900 lbs.
Sugar of U. S.
tRy U.isea rre.s.,

New York. July 2S.-The War De
partment has sold to the United
States sugar equalization board 81
000. 600 pounds Of refined sugar, il
was announced last Friday by George
A Zabriskie, president of the board.
who declared there is an abundance
of raw sugar in the country. and that
retail prices should not exceed IL
cents a pound, and that there is no
need of boarding
Mr.. Zabriskie declared that the re
fneries now are working nigh, and
day and that their combined output
of 41.175.000 pounds a day. is being
put into domestic channels of trade
The head OF the sugar equalization
board said that profteering dealers.
If reported. may suffer revocation of
their licenses, for they are still under
the control of the Federal food ad-
ministration. which will not cease to
function until the Senate signs the
peace treaty.
He charged the apparent shortage
to speculative exporters and be ated
orders for Gamers and candy makers.
Housewives were -hoarding'' sugar
unnecessarily. he said.
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Back From
Fishing Trip

DR.. R. E. Holmes returned home
Sunday night from few days fish
ing trip to Almont ard poin's on the
Gunniscn, East and Taylor rivers. He
was accompanied on mis- return by
David Griniths. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Mckinley and Miss Blossom Griffiths,
who had beer on the Western slope
for a long period Mrs Griffiths and
daughters, Misses Nancy and Eliza
beth. who are at A,mont. expect to
return home Thursday or Friday of
this week They will make the trip
home with George McLain of Denver.
who is enjoying a fishing outing on
Tay,or river with Joe Ball and others
of this city.
A terrific rainfall. amounting al
most 10 a cloudburst, took place in
the vicinity OF Monarch pass Satur-
day afternoon. and the railroad track
from Salida TO Monarch was covered
in many places debris to a depth of
from seven to eight feet, according to
Mr.. Mckinley. There was also a
very heavy rain in that section SUM-
day afternoon. as well as from Saiida
as far east as CoaldaIe. The roads
in the neishboThood of SaIida and
along the canon road as far as How
ard were in many localities sub
merged with water. There was no
rain between CosldaIe and Cotopaxi.
but from that point on as far as the
eatesrn bounadry OF Eight Mile Park
there was a sea of mud and water.
rendering travel of any kind pre-
carious undertaking
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
Will Urge That
the Kenyon Bill
Be Made Law

Washin July e5.-wii lam
Kent, member of the tariff commits
sion. announced the formations of a
national marketing commission TO
urge the enactment of the Kenyon
bill. He said nationwide cam
paign to counterfeit the propaganda
against the measures would be begun
Immediately. The commission also
aims to create an enlightened public
opinion concerning the waste and I'M
necessary expense in the handling of
the distribution of farm products, to
promote proper marketing organiza-
tons. TO staneardize products. proper
warehousing and expert marketing
services in the various states.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
First Apples
Leave MOntrOse
for the East

Montrose. Colo. July 2s.-The FIRST
shipment of early summer apples was
made last week when Catiin & Blake
shipped 100 boxes OF Early Harvests
TO Denver. Colorado Springs and Trim
dad dealers. These viii bring from
81 to 81 box. This is practically
the entire yield Of early apples from
this large orchard. which usually pro-
duces several hundred boxes. After
the June freeze the owners of this
ranch estimated that the yield would
be only 10 per cent normal. Later
the apples started growing and they
held hopes OF receiving a 70 per cent
yield. but even after the apples start
ed on their second growth they be
gan to fall. and the trees are prac-
ticaily stripped now. They say that
a 10 per cent yield viii be the max,-
mum. Early estimates from this or
chard were for $4,000 boxes OF fruit.
They report that the late fall fruit.
which is usually the most able 20 with.
stand = freeze. In in practically the
same condition as the early summer
fruit.
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Canon Steam
Laundry Sold

Robert L. Sears has sold the Canon
Steam Laundry TO H. f. Steeiey and
Paul Combs. who will take possession
Monday. July rs. Mr.. Stee'ey has
been an able assistant to Mr.. Sears
for many years. ana knows the needs
Of the laundry trade here very well
Mr.. Combs came here from Pueblo
Laundry for u years or more. and Is
= competent lsundryman in every ~
spect Mr.. Scars has not ht&n feel
ing veli for soure time and desirei
to get little rest. and that b his
reaeou for seiline.
Mr.. sears wishes TO thank his many
custosners for their patronage durin~
ne years he han been proprietor of
tho launNry. He feels con1dsnt that
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
Declines Preferred
Position in Japan

Rev. DIR. E. r. Fuikerson. after ma.
ture elaboration. has declined the po-
sition recently offered him to become
financial arent OF the Methodist Cen.
tcnary Educational and Missionary
fund In Japan. The place was in many
respects an alluring one to DIR. Full.
kerson by reason OF its responsible.
tiles and the opportunities II offered
him for service In the Land of the
Rising Sum-" country familiar TO him
by long years of residence. Several
million dollars OF the Centenary fund
will be spent In Japan in school and
religious work. Instead DIR. Fu'ker-
son has accepted the tender OF men,
bership on the joint centenary com.
mission. and will be one of the 10
men constituting the motor force. !.
which viii have general supervision
Of the Centenary movement in the
United States. He viii belong to
sort Of "nying SQUADRON" which will
arrange TO rail- big conventions and
other nationwide enterprises Of the
Centenary undertaking. II will be
gratifying to know that DIR. and Mrs
Fulkerson win continue to make their
home In Canon City.
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PRES. WILSON IS.
TO START TOUR
or COUNTRY ON
|S|xTH0F AUGUST
Will Hold No More Confer
ences With Republican Sena-
tors Before His Departure.
tpy un,sed r.ress.,.

Washington. July 2S.-President
Wilson's departure from here on a
speaking tour of the country on be-
half of the League of Nations, is ex-
pected to take place about August g.
In the meantime the President will
make visits &c the capitol and dis
cuss the matter with administration
leaders in Congress. No more con-
ferences with Republican senators
have been scheduled by the Presi-
dent. Despite the report that the
President is opposed 10 any compro-
mise on the subject. there are persist
ent rumors that he may be persuaded
to agree to some reservations in the
covenant. He will probably, make a
public statement clearing up his at
titude on the matter before leaving
Washington on his campaigning tour
Senators Smith of Arizona and
Thomas of Colorado conferred with
the President this morning, but de
clined to discuss what TRANSFERRED at
the interview. While continuing the
debate on the treaty. senators are
looking towards the White House for
the next move in the fight which If
has evoked. Whether the statement
regarding the Presidents attitude in
relation to the reservations will be
an explanation of the Shantung af-
fair. or viii be a reply to his critics
for Withholding the text of the Franco
American treaty, is not known. II is
certain, however. that the next step
of the President in the controversy
will be the signal for renewed activity
in the Senate
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
New Loom Weaves
Reed or Fibre

The Emmerson Furniture Company
now has on exhibition the only baby
carriage line that has ever been made
by machinery. Every bit OF reed or
fibre dating back to the very day
when Moses was found in a hand
made basket. has been woven by
hand. II was Marshall b. Lloyd OF
Menominee. Mich. who finally pro
sfuced a new method of production
and machine for weaving.
Furniture men have long known
OF many persons trying to build a
machine which would weave fab
RIGA" said q member Of the Emmer,
son Furniture Company today. Just
when we thought The work would al
WAYS be done by hand. in the slow,
costly and imperfect manner. Mr..
Lloyd was called crazy. but he per-
severed and perfected the machine,
and was paid many mi-iious OF dollars
by men for the privilege OF using his
The husnan-like machine weaves
baby carriages 80 times faster than
the most expert man: II does so with
greater beauty and durability. Hun
drecs OF visitors flock to the Lloyd
plant in order 10 see this machine
that has revoiutionixed the reed or
fibre industry"
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Great Crops in
San Luis Valley

Frank Bennington, who removed to
Canon City a month or six weeks ago
from Center. Colo, returned here a
few days ago from a motoring trip TO
the San Luis valley with a party of
friends. He reports unusually pros
porous agricultural conditions in that
part of the state. and says the indica-
tions are favorable for record-break-
ing harvest of grain. hay, potatoes
and other farm crops. Mr. Benning-
ton. who has been a resident OF the
SEN Luis valley for 81 years. ex-
presses the opinion that the value OF
the farm crops OF Saguache county
this season will surpass that OF any
previous year. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nington and family are occupying the
home OF DR.. and Mrs Wilson Pearson
at 1o2s Harrison avenue during TIE
latter's vacation visit to westcliffe.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-07-31
Rock Slide Again
J Takes Out Pipeline

An avalanche OF rock. mud and
other debris started by a heavy rain
in the mountains. swept away the
foundations OF the water works pipe
line at the foot OF eulch in the Royal
Gorre, a quarter Of . mile beyond the
Hanging Bridge. about 4 O'Clock Sun
day evening. and shut or the supply
OF water for the city reservoirs. The
glide was one OF considerable mayni-
tude and vast quantity OF sand and
boulders poured down the gulch and
carried out the concrete foundation Of
the pipe line. allowing the conduit to
fall from Its position. The matter
WAS at once reported to the superin-
tendent. and a force OF men were
rushed TO the scene as soon as poss;-
bic TO make the needed repairs. Al
thourh the ripe lire was not broken.
- ives mt o'it of commission. and a
good deal OF work win be required to
restore II 10 a condition of usefulness.
Supt. Chetelat. after looking over the
wreckaee, expressed the opinion that
the necessary repairs could be made
in couple Of DAYS. and in the mean
time he REQUESTS people to be as spar
ing In the use Of water from the mains
rs possible Consumers are asked
not to use ,he water for garden irriga-
fion or spraying lawns until the re
pairs have been completed. Unless
the unexpected happens. there viii be
plenty of water for all ordinary pur-
poses by Wednesday morning.
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Will Meet
National Officials

Secretary z. A. Bradbury. Louis s,
bar. and H. p. Stommel Of the Canon
Ity Chamber OF Commerce left on an
triy train this morning for Denver
here they will meet the president
d secretary Of the United States
bamber. of Commerce, who are
kidding y couple OF DAYS in that city
lie en- route from Washington. d.
\ 10 Seattle to attend meeting Of
Ibrssentatives Of the commercial In.
Eests Of the Northwestern states.
ssrs. Bradbury. Lear and Sfommel
d accompany the officia's Of the ma
@ncr eanisation a. far as this city on
@dr way to the Pacific coast, and
arrive hsrs Tuesday aftsrnoos.
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Westclif News
Wet Mountain Tribune

Wet Mountain Tribune
Ed chetelat, with hin eldest SON.
who is 10. came up from; Canon City
Monday to spend a few days at the
fathers old home. I'd and his farn-
lily have been all over the country
since leaving here. Re was greatly
surprised at the chsnges and growth
of our little city.
Mrs. Scheib'e. left on Tuesday for a
vacation Of q couple of weeks from
her arduous labor, which she win
spend IN Denver Mrs. Harry Fischer,
who came down from Denver. VIII re
main and assist in running the hotel
in Mrs. Schedules absence.
Andrew Frank and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Berry, Barney Frank
and John Heinrich attended the meet
ing OF the cattlemen's association in
Gunnison last week, returning TO the
valley Monday.
Attorney John L. Schweieert and
wife arrived from Denver wednesda,
on their annual visit to WestcTiffe
They are guests at the G. E. Falken
berg home.
Miss FANNIE Ryan OF silver 4 me
was a passenger to Canon City Mon
day for a few DAYS. y.s... -
l. W. Feiter and party motored vi
from Canon City Tuesday and spent 9
few hours here.
Crops in general look fine all owe;
the valley. Also on the upland or DIR,
farming districts.
Some heavy machinery for The Bias
sick mine at Querida was pulle-
through town and taken up TO tbs
property this week. The work o
grading on the new min site has bee
in progress recently
Alex Walker. who has been oper
ating lease on the Denver claim 10;
some time. this week loaded a car o
ore for shipment TO the sre,ter.
A good streak OF ore is now sbcw
ing In the Maxine Elliott mine Tbs
ore is sulphide and is gradually in
creasing with depth
Rumor has II that mining men o
means are negotiating for severa
properties on the Bull-Domingo nat