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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Westcliffe News
(wet Mountain Tribune)


John Fritz, who is interested in the
Bul-Domingo mine enterprise and
John Caiderwood. who will be in
charge of operations, arrived from
Denver Wednesday. II is expected TO
begin work right away.
Her many friends win be pleased
to know that Mrs. Panchot. who re-
Gently underwent an operation for APP
pendicitls in Canon City is getting
along first-rate and will recover
ultimately. She will remain in Canon
for some time.
Genial John Chetelat. superintend-
ent of the Canon City water plant.
came up last Friday and spent a few
days meeting old-time friends and
acquaintances. John holds his own
well. In fact looks just like he did
when he left here twenty years ago.
About everybody that could get
away is in Pueblo this week enjoying
the festivities of the state fair Just
enough of us left in town to open up
and close business each day. 1t GER
tainly seems quiet.
Mrs. Ivey went down to Canon last
Saturday and with her daughter, Mrs.
A. X. Ball, is attending the state fair
at Pueblo this week.
Miss Catherine Merrimam went to
Canon City Monday to enter school.
james T. Locke was up from Canon
over night Monday
Mrs. c. P. Lowe spent few days
in Canon City, returning Monday.
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Monday
CONTROVERSY OVER BALL
GAME is SETTLED

The controversy over the receipts
from the unfinished bail game be-
tween Canon City and Coal Creek
have been settled. The receipts Of
the game, s91.15, less the expense of
the two teams, are to be held by the
Canon City team until such time as
the two teams can get together.
which, owing to circumstances that
can not be helped, will probably be
the first game of the season of 1920
and will be free TO everybody.
MRS. CLARK COOPER
GOES TO NEW JERSEY.
Mrs. Clark Cooper, left on the Santa
Fe train Saturday evening for Pater-
son. N. j.. where she will visit for
an indefinite period. her departure
was rather sudden and was OCCASION
ed by the illness of near relative.
WILL ATTEND THE COLO
RADIO TEACHERS COLLEGE.
Miss Essie Moorhouse left Eatur-
day afternoon for Greedy. Colorado,
where she will attend the Colorado
Teachers College.
ARE HERE FROM
klRkovllIE, MISSOURI
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Walker and Mrs.
Walkers sister. Miss Lorena Th0mp-
son. OF Kirksville. Missouri. arrived
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HIKE TO THE Hills
MANY CANONITES
in READINESS TO
GET THEIR DEER
More People Leave City on
Festive Hunt Than Ever
Before in Towns History

Perhaps never before have as many
Canon City and Fremont county peo-
pie availed themselves Of the deer
hunting privilege as is the case this
year. Literally hundreds of them are
in the nearby mountains and in the
fiat top" country on the Western
slope in quest Of venison. The exo-
dus of hunters to the hills began as
early as last Sunday and will con-
time for couple of days yet. Most
of them are camped on their favorite
shooting grounds in readiness for the
deer hunting season. which opens to-
morrow morning and will last until
next Saturday night. Up to noon to-
day approximately 500 big game hunt
ing licenses had been issued in this
county from the office of the county
clerk and its representatives in this
city and Florence. The slopes of the
Greenhorn mountains. as well as the
foothills of the Sangre de Christie
range as far north as South Park and
the Cooper mountains. are full Of
hunters and. II there are any deer in
that territory they might as well. like
Davy Crockett's coon, come in and sur
render.
Practically every high-powered rife
kept in stock by the local hardware
stores has been sold during the last
two or three weeks in anticipation OF
the deer hunting season. and il is now
almost impossible to purchase such a
weapon here. Nearly every young
man who was in the military service
during the recent war has Joined the
ranks of the hunters and their skill
as mrksmen is expected to stand
them in good stead. 1t is predicted
that that more deer Will be killed al
a distance of 300 yards and more this
season than ever before as a result
of this military training in the use
of firearms.
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Hitchcock Charges
G. @. p. With Delay
In Treaty Measure
tBy United Press,

Washington. Sept. 80. = Senator
Hitchcock has charged the Republic
cans with filibustering against the
treaty. He said:
II protest against this everlasting
disposition to prod and annoy the
president. We ought to act on the
treaty even If the vote goes against
my wishes The Fall amendment has
been before the senate several days,
but the senate has not heard word
OF discussion on it, A few Republi-
can pc I ifans are endeavoring to
make political capital out of this mat
ter warn them that they may re-
gret IT,"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Montgomery quiet
After Lynching
of Two Negroes
tBy Unit~d pre.-.o

Montgomery, Ala, Sept. 80. = The
city is quiet today following the
lynching last night Of two Negroes
who attacked white women. A mob
took them from officers who were en-
route to another city. Later Police
man Barbaree was killed by Ne
gro who was resisting arrest. but the
Negro was shot by other officers and
died a few minutes afterward from
his wounds.
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here week ago anu are local "a
in apartments with Mrs FranAenbery
at 100 Macon avenue. Thru in error
in the Record Saturday it was stated
that Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Frank
enbery are sister-in-law. but they are
no relation.
LEFT FRIDAY TO
ATTEND UNIVERSITY.
Miss Thelma Bacon, OF S1f Macon
avenue left Friday for Boulder. Colo
RADIO, where she will attend Boulder
University.
WILL VISIT SISTER
BUENA VISTA
Josehph Esser left Sunday after
noon for Buena Vista. Colorado. where
he will visit his sister. Mrs. Jack
Cogan, for a while and also enjoy a
deer hunt there.
PROUD PARENTS OF
BABY DAUGHTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sarter are the
proud parents of a new girl born to
them at Graves Hospital last Satur-
day.
ARE GUESTS OF
MR.. AND MRS. soMERviLLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. K Wilson, of Hugo.
Colorado. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Somerville. 624 Macon avenue.
GUESTS AT THE
HoLZEAsTER HOME.
Mr.. H. C. Lampe, of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. accompanied by his mother,
Mrs Henry Lampe, of West Point,
Iowa, arrived in Canon City Thursday
and are guests at the home of MI
and Mrs J. II. Holzfaster, on Lonco,n
Park Mr.. Lampe expects to go TO
| =
points of interest on the Pacific
coast, while his mother remains here
until his return. The latter pat of
next month Mrs. Lampe IL lister of
Mrs. HolZfaster who she has not seen
| for sixteen years consequently the
visit is a very pleasant one.
KILLED RATHER
NEAR CHANDLER.
Last Thursday while getting a load
of wood in the foot hills. near Chand-
| ler ]. II. Holzfaster and son. Joe came
( in contact with a large diamond rat
tier which measured three feet and a
half in length. After putting up a
brave fight for its life it was finely
killed and 1t was found to have ten
rattlers and one button which Joe
has in his possession.
GAULkE-GoLOEN
NUPTiALS SUNDAY
| Miss Emma Gauike and Lyle H.
/ Golden were married Sunday after
noon at the home of the BRIDES par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Gaulke on
Harrison avenue. II was private
wedding, only the immediate rela-
tives and friends being present. III
ceremony was performed by Rev. F.
w Starring. The ring service was
used. After the ceremony light re
freshments of ice cream and cake
we're served. The brides cake was
product of Costen's bakery. and
was present to the bride from Mr..
\ Costen. in whose employ she had been
previous to her marriage. Those who
were present at the wedding were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaulke, parents OF the
bride: Bertha Gaulke sister; Mr.. and
Mss. NJ. C. Maxwell and little daugh-
Ter Genevieve; Mr.. Golden. lather OF
the groom. and daughter Mabel Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kicking. Mt. and Mrs.
10y Irwin. Miss Marie Sullivan end T.
Waldo King of Hillside.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Colorado
Crop News

There have been rains in most sec
lions OF Colorado in the past two
weeks which have put the soil in ex'
celient shape for fall blowing. and
this work is further advanced than
Is usually at this season of the year.
Reports received by the Colorado Co
Operative Crop Reporting Service In
dieate that the amount Of winter
wheat planted this fall fiji be some.
what less than that planted in 1918.
which was the largest crop OF winter
wheat ever planted in the state. The
season was unfavorable for winter
wheat in most sections OF the state
this year and many farmers were dis
satisfied with the yields obtained will
grow less wheat this year, while GER
tain amount of uncertainty as to what
the price of wheat may be next year
is apparently influencing a few farm
ers to decrease their acreage. In gen
eral. however. farmers seem to feel
that wheat will bring fully as high
a price in an open market next sum-
mer as II is bringing now under gov
eminent regulations,
The Colorado Cooperative Crep-Re-
porting Service is making an effort
this year to determine as accurately as
possible what percentage OF corn and
sorghums is grown for grain in this
state and what percentage cut green
for silage. Inquiry is also being
made TO determine what proportion
of the rye and oats crop is cut for
grain and what parts are cut for other
purposes. This information has never
been available before and will be OF
much value to those Interested in
knowing the approximate amount of
silage produced in the state and the
amounts OF these various crops grown
for grain. The acreage OF all these
crops is determined thru reports OF
county assessors. and when II is
learned what percentage of each is
used for the various purposes IL will
not be difficult to determine the pro
duction in each OF the classes for all
counties in the state.
AS resultof the excellent work
done by county assessors In Colorado
this year In the collection of statis-
tics showing the acreage of the vari-
GUS crops grown in the sevral coun-
ties the State Cooperative Crop Re
porting Service will be able this year
for the first time to determine with
reasonable accuracy the production Of
all crops by counties. instead OF only
for the state as whole. Reports are
now being obtained showing average
yield per acre Of the various crops
and within a few months bulletin
will be issued giving the acreage Gull
tivated and total production OF all
the principal crops BY counties. Re-
ports OF this character will be pub
iished annually In the future.
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Armed Farmers
Surround Swamp
In Chase of Negro
uBy United Press,

sierchantville, y. J.. Sept 30
Armed farmers surrounded a swamp
near here in which a Negro farm
hand is hiding after assaulting Mrs
Mary Meter. white woman and the
mother OF five children.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
D'AnnurlziO Cuts
Communications
in Fiume and Agram

Rome, Sept. demonstrating him.
self in state of war against Jugo-
Slavia, DAnnunzio has cut all com
munication between Fiume and
Agram despite the protests of the
French military authorities. The en-
thusiasm of the people Of Fiume in
the support of D'Annunzio is still
high.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Wednesday
HARRINGTON BROUGHT TO
THE PENITENTiARY HERE

c. A. Harrington. confessed forger,
who passed a number of bogus checks
on local merchants. was sentenced to
from five to seven years in re peni-
Tertiary at Canon City. by Judge ]. w.
Sheafor of the district court on Mon
day. says the Colorado Springs Ga
zeztte. Harrington entered a plea of
guilty before the bar last week and
VIII be taken to prison at once. Ac-
cording TO evidence given by Detec-
tive Irwin Bruce. chief OF the identi-
fcation bureau of the police depart
ment. Harrington has served prison
terms in the Missouri state penitenti-
airy. Governors Island and the discip-
iinary barracks at Fort Leavenworth.
In making statement before SEN
tence was passed. Harrington exoner-
ated his 17-year-old wife from all guilt
in connection with the bogus checks
passed here. He asserted that the
operations went on without his wife's
knowledge.
HAVING FINE TIME
IN THE EAST
S. r. Landon. who left here several
weeks ago for Columbus. o., to attend
the National Encampment OF the G..
A r.. is having a grand time in the
East from all accounts. In the course
OF post card message to The Daily
Record. written from Butler. Pa. on
September 25. he says that the trip is
very interesting and that he is enjoy
ng every minute OF i. Among other
things he says: Il visited in Akron.
O.. before going to Pittsburgh. AMI
saw the outside Of the Goodyear.
Goodrich and Firestone automobile
tire factories. and they are immense.
II Is more than a mile around me OF
them. There are hundreds of new
houses going up in Akron and 1t Is
the busiest place ! ever saw. At
Washington. Pa. / attended 4 reunion
of the boys of the One Hundred and
Tenth. Pennsylvania Volunteers aud
had the time OF my life. Ore of the
features OF the decoration was a huge
electric flag. am spending a few
days here with my sister"
MRS. A j. ZIMMERMAN
ARRIVED HERE TODAY
Mrs. a. J. Zimmerman. who has
been visiting in Chicago for several
months. arrived here this afternoon
to join her husband They expect
TO be located at I'll Greenwood ave
nue. in the near future.
SENATOR MATT NJ.
LINES IN TOWN
Senator Matt n. Lines. who is en-
ployed as special agent and inspector
FOR the State Board OF Public Utili-
ties, arrived here from Gunnison and
the western part OF the state Tuesday
morning for a short visit. He left for
Denver on Rio Graade train No. 16
Tuesday night
Substitute for Leather.
Unwoven cotton dipped In various
solutions and then compressed Is said
to make an excellent substitute fts
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon. (Canon City, Colo.) 1911-192?, 1919-10-02
Edge Gives His
Attitude About
The Peace Treaty

Washington. Sept. 80. = Senator
Edge in defining his position on the
treaty said that he supports the
League Of Nations plan and opposes
texfual amendments to the treaty.
but would vote for all clarifying res
ervations.
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$50 80 80 hts A1AAA
SENATOR MATT NJ.
LINES IN TOWN


Unwoven cotton dipped In various
solutions and then compressed is said
to make an excellent substitute fos
leather.
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The Weekly kscord- Cannon reaches
slch Hslh for Canon merchants.
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The lost will be found through Rec
ord want ads.
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Record want ads bring resuI,s.
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U. E. sIDEeOTTon
IN SALiDA MONDAY.

U. z. Sidebottom went to sslida on
Sunday for the purpose of delivering
to customers there on Monday car
load Of Peerless flour he had shipped
there from his mills at Norton, Kan.
sas. He returned to Canon City Mon.
day night
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is ATTENDING REVIVAL
MEETINGS HERE.

Grace Newberry Of st. Louis, Mis-
souri,. is here attending the Revival
Meetings at the Free Methodist
Church and is guest of Mrs. H. L.
Clark, 11o+ River Street Miss New
berry and mother are Superintendents
of the Mission of Redeeming Love of
ST J.or,is
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CALLED HERE BY
DAUGHTERS ILLNESS.
JACK LIVINGSTON STILL
FLYING FOR UNITED STATES

florence. sept. ia number OF
Florence friends of Jack Livingston
have been wondering where he is 10.
Gated as they have heard nothing from
him for several months past Yester-
day d. II. Sullivan was looking over
this weeks issue of the Aiamosa Jonf-
nal and read & paragraph which clear
up the mystery. NJ. H. Van Fleet of
Alamosa. while in Philadelphia attend
ing the great trienniaI conclave of
the Knights Tempiar in August bad
the plesure Of seeing Jack, who is now
aviation instructor for the government
Mt Philadelphia, and one day during
the conclave he flew from Philadel-
phia to New York. He extended Mr..
Van Fleet an invitation to go with
him. but the latter did not care to
make the trip. Livingston is an old
Alamosa resident, having been located
there for many years before he took
up his home in Florence.
HOME RECENTLY
FROM VACATION TRIP
John ChetelSt, superintendent of
the Canon City waterworks system,
has returned home from a week or 10
days vacation outing in Westcliffe
and vicinity Mr. Chetelat was a for
mer resident of the Wet Mountain
valley, and has a wide acquaintance
among the people Of Custer county.
All ranch crops in the West Noun
tain valley. with the exception OF po-
tatoes. are unusually good this year,
according to Mr.. Chetelat.
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ATTENDING P. {. o.
CONVENTION IN DENVER.

Miss Mabel Moore left last night
for Denver. Colorado, where she is
Supreme Delegate for three chapters
at the P. E. o. Convention being held
in Denver this week.
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APPRECIATES THE
HELP OF FRIENDS

The members of the missionary So
ciety of Mt. Olive Baptist church de-
sire to publicly thank the people of
Canon City for their liberal patronage
and their generous donations to their
recent church supper. They feel
especially grateful to w T. Bridwell
for the use of the building. to the Red
Cross for chairs, to Miss PAYNE for
the stove and to Scott Clark for the
tables.
C. A. r. ACKNOWLEDGES
CoURTESiES EXTENDED
The members of Greenwood Post
No 10, Grand Army of the Republic
deeply appreciate the courtesy of
those who so generously furnished an.
tomobiles for the funeral of their late
comrade, Col. p. w. Blanchard, as
well as to those VIII provided floral
tributes to the memory of the dead
an dassisted in the burial rites AT
Lakeside cemetery.
PEOPLE IN CORPUS
CHRISTI STORM SAFE.
Mrs. w. A. Mollett. of Three Mile
Springs is in receipt of a letter from
her sister, Mrs. II. C. WestthelI, OF
Corpus Christie. Texas. stating that
Sthe storm of September 14th was the
worst storm she had witnessed in her
life and altho they were almost wiped
ont and six large windows in their
home was broken, they are still alive
The water rose to three stories in
places. A large tank of crude oil
blew up and into the bay and the
bodies of white people which were
covered with oil could not be identi
fled as they loked like negroes. The
two stores which are owned by Mrs.
Westthell at Corpus Christie are sit.
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MRS. A j. ZiMM ERMAN
ARRIVED HERE TODAY

Mrs. a. ]. Zimmerman. who has
been visiting in Chicago for several
months. arrived here this afternoon
to join her husband. They expect
10 be located at I'll Greenwood ave.
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Evening Chat


What Do You Think About III
There's something mighty interest
ing about reunion. We've had a
number lately. And know what I'm
talking about because went to one
myself yesterday. The incest thing
about a reunion is the spirit of COM
radeship which drives people OF one
big family including all the kin near
and distant, to a common meeting
ground where after year OF separa.
toin they discuss all the news, good
and bad, and compare notes as to
progress both in the family and out
side. These folks get lot of gem
uine fun and enjoyment out of a gen
eral get-together party, and there Is
vein of humor to it too. "0h, say"
says so and Sold you know Toms
boy was married" Law, no really"
"Yes-he married that school teacher
down his way. Folks thought all the
time he was sweet On the little girl
who works in the hardware store.
Maybe that amt what you'd call real
humor. Along about dinner time the
reunioners find seats-that is all
those who didn't bring any dinner,
and it is the custom at most reun-
ions for ali out Of towners to come
as guests, letting the home town peo-
pie prepare the many delicious bask-
cts. These dinnerless folks sit rath-
er primly waiting to be invited for
ward. The more bashful usually hide
in corners or sit back behind the
trees so they can't be easily found
However, the hostesses Of the coca
sion are religiously vlgilent and soon
everybody has a pasteboard plate
heaped high with everything eatable
in existence. A reunion is the beatin'
est place in the world to get good
things to eat. Why, for days before
hand all the good cooks in the COM
munity who belong to the particular
family who celebrates, bake and fuss
and fuss and bake Sure reunions
a funny proposition. It's also a tick
fish proposition when you forget to
put on the program the name Of the
young lady who has been persuaded
beforehand after hard pleading to
sing for the assemblage. And the
bread gives out. Or the cake runs
short. Or it rains. Etcetera.