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1 amending the committee draft
ID passed
The amendment on which the re
y uhllcans momcntarily divided was
i,roduced by Senator Walsh, demo
at OF Montana, staunch admin
rration supporter, and would have
ddet 10 the reservation n proviso
nat the United States release all
lem bers OF the league from any oh
cation TO II under article 10 and
ccline to participate irf any pro-
aedIngs by the council authorized
hereby
Sec Democratic Trick.
Republicans, OF the group ire
Nncilablv opposed 10 the treaty
nicky disnlayed their pleasure over
lc possibility OF writing such pro-
lslon Into the treaty. Three of
lem--Senators B0rah Of Idaho,
all Of New Mexico. and Mccormick
Illinois, announced they would
lpport the proposal and the mild
Aservationists on that side OF the
hamher we're thrown into hur-
ed conference at the likelihood
lnt It would prevail After some
scussion the irreconcilables, how
yer. became susplcions that the
emocra's, intending ID vote against
luflcanon OF the treaty once the
'servations were attached had set
~ 10 make the qualifications as
onoNious as possible. Senator Fall
Hhdrew his previous announce
eht pronouncing the proposed
nendment trick" and the SEN
adjourned without a vote. but
lth the republican forces appar-
l'ly again solld'fied.
early in the session the democrats
al made another unsuccessful ef-
rt TO break intb the republican
INKS by PROPOSING as substitute
v the copm.ttee reservation one
hich had been agreed on some
eeks ago by the mild group OF re-
ublicans. Standing by theiro-agree-
lcht 10 support the committee, how
GER all the mild reservationists vot-.,
against tho substitute and It got
hIy democratic support. The vote
hs Is to IS.
T hy vote OF i5 10 sS the senate
Decled another motion hy Senator
"lsh or Montana to strike out n
'tt or the clause reciting congress-
minority over the use OF armed
)rces.
inc only other move to alter the
SrrFa'on came from the irrecou-
'Aulef Senator Rorsh proposing to
IpS'!tuie reservation which would
NIune the United States from par
'lpa'ing In Article 10. II got no
lppot' from the administration
Snators or the mild reservationists
nj was rejected. GS TO IS
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NEW YORK. SOY TO The death
OF Walter Howard Wcyl, aged 50.
an economist and aulhnr. was an
u0unccd TO-DAY lie had conducted
roNcrala l5v,stigalions in Europe,
NcNicl and Porto Rico for the
luitod states department, Of labor
He died yesterday IN hoSIAtal here.
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into session at the First Methodist
church 1T . O'Clock and viii spend
the entire day with discussions on
womcu's work In the church. In
tho cncning the ladies of the First
BAPTIST church here wilt give u ban
uurt IN honor ~ the visiting dele
gates during which the young wu-
men of the oklahoma lthptiEt uni
Nrrstty VIII present "A pageant The
NnmME Mnmrn'A Nnrn nnnrs"
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SHAWNEE. Okla, NOV. TO. =
>ieorgc W. Moore. "A state labor or
ganizcr. and fCi imer president OF the
trades assembly here. was arrested
today on warrant from creek
county charging him with completely
in the leadership OF the recent riots
IN connection with the telephone
strike at Drumright. Under Sheriff
l.. H. Childress. OF Creck county
came here today for Moore. An at
tempt was made by attorneys for the
accused to get n writ ~ habeas cor
pus, but fast wCrk OF the officers pre-
vented this am Moore was rushed to
another alton and there entrained
for Sapnlpa.
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were In the ruins, A rooming house
proprietor was the only person
known To have lost his life.
Estimates of tho monetary loss.
roughly placed at Sl,00O.000. were
heinz completed today by oil opera
tors. The loss In oil burned alone
win amount to many thousands ana
as probably more than 100 dorricks
or "rira" were destroyed, this VIII
swell the total considerably.
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Report Jcnkins' Kidnappcr Held

ri PASO, Texas. Nov i0-The
's, o, Alfonso Leon ,Novoa, a
,EShT believed to be the "brains;.
,lIu IN" kidnapping OF william ~
t..,,N.n' consular agent at PuetSl|
,'ro' is reported in a recent Is
tNcel-ior. a newspaper pub
,g' w Mexico City. Herlinda Cor
,n h'''e OF Federico Cordoba, the
,',l VINO actively superintended
90, 'ap'ure ols.Ielkins. has also
Nhen into~custody, according
ne same newspapcr
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ASKS FOR DOLLAR
EACH DAY IN WAR
CONTINUED rROM rAGE ONE

will be made from the floor OF the
convention at Wednesdays sessions
with STATE chairmen reporting the
vote OF their delegation, probably
without the unit rule.
or the cities contesting strongly
! for the national headquarters of the
legion. Washington, ID. c., and In
dianapolis, Minneapolis and Cleve-
land were most active In supporting
their claims.
Message From FoCh.
One of the most notable outbursts
OF enthusiasm seen In the conven-
tion today. greeted the reading OF a
message from Marshal Foch. allied
commander in chief. by General L.
Calloedct, French attache at Wash
ington.
The regular session OF the conven-
tion tomorrow will he interrupted by
brief pause at IL a. m. when the
delegates will stand silent in COM
memoration % the ceasing or ItinS
in the great war one year ago.
Advocating laws To curb the ac-
tivIties OF radical aliens, invesiiga
tion OF the present critical Industrial
situation and definite pronounce
ment on what legislation ex-service
men expect % congress, Chairman
Lindsey and Secretary Erich Fisher
Wood presented to the convention
che report Of the advance committee
OF the legion.
Each committee contains n rep
resentative from every state chosen
by Its state delegation and no com
mittee appointments are made by
the chairman.
Lindsey Chairman.
Mr.. Lindsley was chosen perma-
nent chairman OF the convention
and Sergeant Jack Sullivan OF
Washington, vice chairman, with
other officers OF the legion con-
tinued during the convention. Only
slight opposition to these officers
was shown. Bennett Clark OF Mis-
souri, being nominated from the
fi0r for vice chairman, but was de-
feated.
The convention adjourned at 2 p.
m. until 3 a. IN. Tuesday.
Discussion OF candidates for ma
prominently m, nt!oned for firs ma
prominently mentioned for fist ma
tional head of the legion has brought
an emphatic refusal from at least
one delegate.
When | say no. mean no." de-
clared Theodore Roosevelt one OF
the delegates from New York. when
his candidacy was mentioned. Others
receiving support from their state
delegations include Col. Milton J.
Foreman OF Chicago. Henry ID.
Lindsey OF Texas, Col Benson w.
Hough OF Ohio and Thomas S.
Wolmsley OF Louisiana.
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Mrs Edna Palmer ~ years old. resi-
dent Of West Tulsa died 81 SAB o clock last
night The body was taken TO the Marcus
undertaking psrlOrs FAneral nrange.
ments have not been made.
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To Drive Out Malaria
Al MALTA H. fvHx

ANA INtId W INC NyWfml
Take the old Standard GROVES
TASrFLESS chill TONIC. You
4krow what you are taking. as the
formula IL printed on every label.
showing II is Quinine and Iron In
tnstcless form. The Quinine drives
out the malaria, the Iron builds up
the system. so cents ---Advt.
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GOLD MEDAL
vN9lEM N!!!!!El4

The worlds standard remedy for thsss
disorders. will often ward of these dis
Gases and strengthen the body against
furthsr attacks. Three sirss, all druggists.
Lssk fss he ssms Gold Modal - every -
sAa accept - imitsakoa
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Kidney. liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be-
cause Of their insidious attacks.
Heed the fryt warning Nhcy givc
that they need attention by taking
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POMANCE is calling to you'll
IN Strange and smiling foreign lands
arc bcckoning to you. Shove off and
see the worldl
Learn to "parley VOC :, in gay
Parcc. See the bull-fights in Panama.
See surf riding on the beach of
Waikiki.
Learn the lure that comes with the
swish and swirl of the good salt sea.
Eat well-frce; dress well-frec; sleep
clcan-frce; and look 'em all straight
in the eye - British, French, Chinese,
Japanese, Spaniards, Egyptians, Alge-
rians and all manner of people.
Comel Be a real man of the world
See the world. See it with the red
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RT|CLE 10 PACT
CHANGE ASSURED

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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8 HOUR DAY FOR
" H0LE WORLD
TOBE DISCUSSED
AT CONFERENCE
State Help for Unemployed,
Prevention Of Child Labor,
Among Other Topics.

Washington, Aug. 12.-wi-h an in
ternatieaal labor conference created
in connection with TIE peace confer
ence at Versailles. meeting of the
organization has been called to meet
here October 90. American repre-
sentatives say the following questions
will be discussed at the Washington
meeting: An eight-hour day for the
entire world. state help for the unem-
ployed. the regulation or prevention
of chi labor. and the condition of
the employment of women in indus
try. The early meeting of the con-
ference here is the result of the gen
eral unrest of labor.
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Pig Risks Neck
Daily to Get
At Slage

This may sound -fishy" but it is
true just the same. The Ray broth
ers near Rye. Colo. built a pit silo
and filed it with corn. A small pig
running at large frequented the si,o.
much to its satisfaction As the sill
age was fed out and the distance to it
increased. the pig learned to Jump.
Doing this every day and not noticing
that the distance was gradually in
creasing. The pig jumped from the top
OF the silo to the silage. distance of
20 feet The pig was carried up the
ladder every day but became so heavy
that II. had to be shut up.
Ray Brothers are successful dairy
men and they would not do without
silage under any condition. The silo
has put them on their feet and they
are advocates of the pit siio il moth
ing better can be had.-R. w Clark.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins. Colo.
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AUTO VICTIMS MET
DEATH THROUGH
DROW MING WAS
|JURY'S VERDICT
Injured Occupants Of Inflated
Car Unable to Attend the
Inquest at Wilson's.

A jury was impannelled by DIR. L. E.
Rupert Of Florence. coroner of FIRE.
mont county. and District Attorney 7.
Lee witcher of this city. at Wilson's
undertaking chapel. 72S Main street,
at o'clock Monday afternoon to in
qulre into the cause of the death OF
Hugherr Stevens OF Jewell. Kan, and
Miss Tressie WiggInton OF Brighton.
Colo, in the automobile accident on
the Phantom canon highway, near
Wilbur Monday morning.. The jury
was composed of ! w Schwartz,
Henry Turner. Elmer J. Bower.
Charles Keys, Clyde c. Ne-son and A.
II. Davis.
The testimony submitted at the in
auiry consisted OF sworn dispositions
from the survivors of the accident and
an oral statement by Dr. V. A. Hutton
OF Florence. who was one OF the first
visitors to the scene OF the accident.
Dr. Hutton testified that he examined
the bodies of the dead before they
wee removed from the canon and
found numerous cuts. bruises and con-
tusions on their persons, but that so
far as he could ascertain no bones
were broken The injuries in neither
case were sufficient to produce death.
in his opinion. and when interrogated.
stated that 1t was his belief that
death in both instances was due 70
drowning in the waters of Phantom
creek.
With this evidence before 1t the
jury returned verdict to the effect
that Mr.. Stevens and Miss Wfgginton
came to their death by drowning as a
result OF an automobile accident on
the Phantom canon highway. during
which the car in which they were rid
ing ran over the highway embank-
ment and three of its occupants pre-
cipitated in the water of Phantom
creek No new or startling evidence
was contained in the dispositions of
the survivors of the accident.
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TOrpey Case
Again in Court

The case OF JOSEPH Hamblett as
special administrator of the estate of
Eliza Randall. deceased, against
Thomas II. Torpey and his wife, Ellen
Torpey of Florence. which was tried
at the April term of jury session OF
the district conrv- has again been be-
fore the court during the last few
weeks.
In this case II was charged that the
deeds and conseyances, under which
the Torpeys were claiming ownership
OF moneys and property left by the
deceased. were void. because of the
claim that Mrs. Randall executed the
same when of unsound mind After
hearing a mass of testimony as to the
actions and conduct of Mrs. Randall,
the jury reported that in their opin-
ion Mrs. Randall was sane at the time
she executed the warranty deed to her
real estate. but was not sane when
she later transferred her moneys and
other property to the Torpeys- The
result Of this 6nding was the owner
ship in the Torpeys of the real estate.
valued at about $1,000. and that they
had no title TO the moneys and other
property. valued at about $1,000.
Both sides filed motion. asking that
certain Of the jury's findings be set
aside. and after lengthy arguments of
counsel the court entered a final iudg-
ment. setting aside the findings OF the
jury. declaring that the Torpeys were
indebted to the Eliza Randall estate
in tie sum OF s7.oe2eS. which was the
- a.
tate OF her deceased husband. Samuel
Randall. several years before. through
Mr. Torpey. who was the administers,
tor, and ordering the Torpeys should
account to the administrator for that
amount within 30 days. At the end
of that time. the defendants. through
their attorneys. Gen. ]. H. MaupiE and
q. II. wilkes OF Florence. flied what
they termed a report" and deposited
with the report cash and securities
valued at about $4,000. asking that the
difference be credited because of Ger.
tain expenditures mentioned to have
been made az The suggestion of Mrs
and Oh her account. Plaintiffs
l. W ibbotson Of this city
and d. A. Hessick and j. ID. Blunt OF
Florence. filed motion to strike out
this report and on argument the court
sustained The motion. A second report
was filed. setting up the same facts
and showins thev were unable to pay
over the balance Of the amount of the
Judgment Saturday. on motion ar
Eued. this second report was also
stricken ont and the court entered q
final order requiring the Torreys
withdraw the amount Of money turned
over by them and. as soon a. the
should give sufficient bond
10 cover the amount that they should
turn the same over 70 the plaintiff as
special administrator OF the estate.
and anv c;Rirs the Torpevs have
against the said fund must b. adjudi-
rated n the county court where the
sstate b probk'ee,
Th~ fesepAr~ss a-e YrepariuR to IN.
peel The Whole rrsster 70 suprs~,e
rohrt. AND the order snteY61 oatn-.
Nv ~ stayed fpv - asys 10 essh's
~ 1sHes6Asss 70 obtain svrla - -
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Animal Financial statement of school
District No. 20. County Of Fremont.
state Of Colorado. from June 10. 1918,
10 June 30. 1915
RECEIVED.
Amount on hand June. 1918.
held BY county treasurer
General fund -....S as 20
Snecial fund ..--. AZ
Received from general fund
From special tax for school ~
purposes -...- s5s. sc
From all other sources-. 1854
Total 81. oss. L.
For teachers saIa-
For fuel. rent. insur-
ance and all cur
rent expenses 14e.t2
Permanent improve
Fer rebate taxes and
fees county treas
urer s.6s
Balance in hands of
county treasurer to
credit OF district-
General fund ..... $40 SIS
Special fund 62s.31
Balance In hands OF
district treasurer s12.s7
Balance in hands Of county
and district treasurers. as
Amount OF district warrants
registered and nnnaid -. 1853 IS
FRED H NILES.
dewitt Secretary District No. se.
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NOTICE OF ApJusrMENT DAN.

: NOTItE OFr ADJUSTMENT DNN.
Estate of John Jenovick. Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado. on
the eth day OF September. a. u. 1919.
10 O'Clock a
MITCHELL IENOVIcK.
Administrator.
First Publication August Ia
Last Publication September l.
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MISSOURI GUEST
aeruRNs HoriIE

RETURNS HOME u
Mrs. Maude HOSES. who has been
visiting Mrs. Warren Howard, started
this morning for her home in Mis-
souri,.
GIRLS SPEND WEEKEND
AT tor or The GORGE
The Misses Casey Burns Henrietta
Ashley and, Mary Wa sh spent the
weekend camping att the top of the
.Royai Gorge. They returned nome
sunday afternoon.
MRS. STERLING AND
CHILDREN GO TO PUEBLO
Mrs. J. Leo Sterling and children,
Dorothy and Jimmie. went TO Pueblo
this morning to attend the funeral OF
MA. steriing's aunt, the late Mrs.
DNSrah Brown. who died in Las Ami
>ma.. last week. They will probably
return home Wednesday.
fsTARTs FOR IOWA
AFTER VISIT HERE
clifford Laird of Sidney, la, who
Sas been n guest at the J. r. Laird
y 1fPino' io.' ''''s -
II -iefs iss wi ''S's . ie "A''
-tefore his return nome
BPENb WeEN-Gnc
Y mANiTou
WsMr. and Mrs. George Bacon. Miss
Le'ma d. Bacon and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
boss spent the weekend at Little
6itzcr'and. Manitou, Colo. as the
ests OF MT ana MT Mani"n
NIEH IAINeo ooISe
Hom Nvo"o~
W. +. Pressy ana tamiiy OF Ason'
Gale were recent guests NJ tns nom.
OF Mr. and Mrs' W. r. Anart On S'&nu
avenue.
OKLAHOMA VISITOR
VIII shumway. WHO mas Deen n''hs
at Tulsa. Okla. arrived IN .ne city
Sunday and Is guest AZ tne nome Q,
MI. and Mrs- FRANK shum~Ay "n'
says II has been hotter thah Haoes IN
Oklahoma this summer
WEEKEND. GUESTS
RETURNS TO SPRINGS
Miss Hiida frecockson' VINO h"e
been visiting the home folks over sun
day. return TINS morning TO ner "orh
in Colorado SPRINGS.
PUTTING IN sIoH"
PIPES FOR DRAINAGE
To prevent the accunu atloh
water on Main stree, IN the Hne d
heavy rainfaiis, such as Was 'ne case
ON August 1. ana on fIioas e'enins ..
last week. the city ~ haslnx insta""n
storm conduit across fiftn suee'
at the Y. NJ G. a. corner 10 carry
the surplus water down ne ditch on
the north SIDE Of Macon avenn-
These storm condnits VIII be eA-
tended this week across atn ans
Seventh streets nj tneir WAGON ave-
nue. Intersections. loineh coners'e
pipe In being used for me purpose.
The work Is being done ~ shc street
department force under the super
vision. Of Tom Parker.
ENTERTAINED puEelo
GUESTS SUNDAY
DIT. j. n. caInes ana iamny mo
tered up from Pueblo yesterday ana
spent the day win Mr. ana Mrs- ~ ~
Powell During the day 'rip was
made TO the TOP OF the hoSai 'orse
and over the Skyline drive IN Ut
Gaines Model W ear.
CANON CITY soYs ON
WAY TO WYo",Ne vs.
Harry himpnres anu = Msus"
tn tnis morning LOT Den.e, N"e'e
they VIII WISH a ie" uass oeio'e 10
ins 10 tne wyoming Oh nc'as 80 'ooA
| over the business prospeeu .nsIe-
TOOK INJURED WOMAN AND
|eot TO COLORADO spn'nes
en Bowen. accompanied os a,s oy ,s m,ss
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METAL. MARKETS..

METAL NARNETS.
Colorado seetie0ent Frteea.
Bar silver. t1.faS.
Copper. pound sy0ishc-
Lead. 50.
Spelter. STA.
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.siss,. $40; Is Il, 50: n.dlu. ~ sss
s ss'ss: iiass nsns sisssxssi.s!. a Ssss 2
packing sewa. smooth 3is.ssQaaso:
B B;s. r., oessSuTssso rough s's.eoeiase:
catfle--Beef stesrs. medium ana
heavy weight. choice and prime, SifIo
s is;s eo %sssS~ , ise i.H ssS.
weight. good and choice. SIs.is Q is.ts:
common and medium. ysso8i<.ss.
cows. ST.ssVis.so. Gamers ana cut.
ters; $500 4f;2s- Veal calves, light and
. sssss ss ,ssS.r s s::ss.
tsoo 1850; cows and heifsrs. $3.50
:, seseP,l a S,,,, q -, pounds d:w n
0iS.ss: ycariings wsthers. Ss5SO
la.6o; ewea medium. good and choice
q: g 500. cuiis and common slsSG
a.
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New rork.--Nercantiis paper un-
Stsriing. ss.ss; commercial sixty- day
bIiis st.ssh; demand. st.sik: cabies.
1ufidcrs-p.mand, ~ - cablcs sSN.
Lir~--Demnnd. $50. cahlea. as.
Asrks-.psm.nd: :; css,ss: sH.
Call money easy: high. s. low. 4:
ruling r.ts: s. cicsing BID. ~: offered
= ~ ! Z. :!l! 'ssA sias, A.-,s.. dollar.
q Issss.--s.r s'l... ssxa -,
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HIDES AND PELTs.
D~aver Price List.

Part cured hides. lie per ID. less than
cured
Green hides. Dc per ID. less than
cured.
Gree. sailed Hsrs<Aiees-
NO. r.s...'.-- -.tIS.0o0 1900
Readers, soc less. .s''s
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WANTED
WANTED-To buy. or Groom mod
ern cottage. c-ose in Phone Canon
oso-hL 1s5-p6t
WANTED-HELP.
WANTED-Some one to repair house
Tor the rent II Interests ed phone
canon 80. 1ss-tf
WANTED---A firsf-class BLACKSMITH ar
the Chandler mine. Cal at mine
or see Mr.. Ream at Hotel
Canon. 1857
SyANTED-Hay nanos. Harding
barn. North Ninth street. 16s-tf
WANTED-Men for hay1ng. w
Gardner, Canon 697-J2. 177-tf
For Rent--Furnished Houses
TO RENT-Furnished house. 5s2
college avenue 1861
FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms
FOR RENT-Furniste rooms with
sleeping porches; men preferred:
modern conveniences- 1929 Macon
avenue
-- -po'
FOR SALE-Autornobiles
FOR SALE-FoRD skeeter. s2s5. In
quire PA North Second street
Mike Lamb 1ss-p2t
FOR SALE-Good second hand auto
mobile. cheap. W. A Chapson. s15
North Fifth street 1s6-pet
FOR SALE-Real Estate
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Canon CITY
property; also some excellent ex-
celient ranch property. Gee me for
location Turner Realty Co, room g.
acme Olock. 1ss-4t
FOR sALE-Five Groom modern
house Can Canon 5so-J after
O'CLOCK 1ss-p2t
FOR SALE-Modern 5-room house.
close in Inquire 617 Greenwood
avenue 1SS-p6t
FOR SALE-The G. A. Baker home.
so5 Main street. Terms If de-
sired Jzj-tf
FOR SALE-Home place, / IA acres
In orchard and garden: large house
and outbuildings. in city limits: terms
II desired Call Canon 424-w. 1s6-p6t
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR SALE-A gentle ranch horse.
Call Canon 6s6-R4. 1851
FOR SALE-Two pigs; weight. 100
lbs. OF better. Phone Canon 677-J2
or call 625 North Nineteenth st. 1ss-1t
FOR SALE-Some furniture, sewing
machine, fruit Jars. dishes Canon
Aos-"- 1sS-p6t
FOR SALE-one lot of second hand
lumber. J. E Mcclure. SIS River
street 1s6-p6t
FOR SALE-An l. c. Smith type-
writer: good condition; reasonable
Inquire SIS Pike avenue. lss-p2t
FOR SALE-Good top buggy. cheaD
Also heavy spring wagon. Cali
$50 Bennett st, South Canon. 1S6-p6t
FOR SALE-Just new bicycle. Room,
s. Harrison block d. d Dodds. 1s5.tf-
FOR SALE-Modei B Sc roadster
new engine, new tires; CHEAP. p
W. Powers. Canon 6s6-J4. IS5-psk
FOR SALE-Fine 1s0-acre cattle
ranch formerly known as the b.
man place: nicely located near Cuf.
icy; can be had at a good barxaiu
Address Mrs. Linda N. Reynolds. Ssie-
ney, Colo. IsSn,r.-
FOR SALE-Registered Shetland,
pony mare, 6 years old; bride. nj
Ole. cart and harness. cai or vrifS-
X. E Reece. e26 East Third streer
-ence. COLO. .1sa-pss
FOR SALE-0ats. Harding n.r.-
North Tenth street. c 4s1-J. 157-,s
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

This following prices on dressed poul-
try are net +. o. B. Denver:
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-08-14

GUESTS At THE

GUESTS AT The, IS
r. N. KEITH HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Derthick and liz.
lie daughter. Miss Hazel. Of Fertcn.
Okla. are visiting Bt the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. N. Keith They are very
highly Impressed With Canon City and
are thinking Of locating here
FORMER ARMY MAN
NOW IN rHE-EARiFEs
Fred Fowler. who WIS recsntly ~
leased from, the army upon his homer
able discharge, has Joined the ma
rines and Is now in training at Sar,