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-rEAcHERg ASSOCIATION
TO MEET AT PENROSE

What promises TO be an unusually
Interesting meeting OF the Fremont
County Teachers' Association will be
he'd at Penrose on Saturday. Decem.
her G. Among the special speakers
for the occasion Will be President
Quicley of the Gunnison State NormnI.
Prof. MccIinton. superintendent or
the Nor's Side school IN Pueblo. and
Miss SalIie Hill of Denver. Miss
Hill is employed by the National Edu.
cational Association as worker for
the betterment of the teachers OF Col
orado. The subject Of her address
viii be: Better Salaries q topic
In which all Of the teachers Of the
state are vttaily concerned, Her talk
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great farmers organization of the
country.
Frank Stienmier told of the work
of the Livestock Shipping Association
of which he is the manager Two
carloads of stock were shipped by the
association this year, since its, organ
ings to the members above the prices
offered on the local market was
$44S.5O. Two more cars are being
shipped by the association today.
The association not only means n
ready market for stock when it is
ready TO be marketed. but is an in.
ducement for farmers to raise more
stock of all kinds, knowing that II
the local market is over-supplied they
will have an outlet for their stock
+. W. Powers reported on the work
done in prairie dog determination.
There was 2,162k gallons OF poisoned
oats made and distributed to farmers
at a cost of s1,104.75. covering ter
ritory of 9.i9o acres. at an estimated
savings of s6,060.20 This includes
the savings OF cultivated crops as well
as the range grass. Both public and
private lands were poisoned. This
work viii be continued next year and
until the prairie dog is II thing OF curl
osity in this section. Richard Houle.
the retiring president reported on the
other work done by the Farm Bureau
Lunch was served at noon by the la
dies of the Farm Bureau a member
ship campaign was started for 1929.
The farm bureau IS a countrywide
organisaiion OF farmers supported by
the state and government for the car
i5!ns on all movements that mean the
agricultural development TO the coun-
~ II is primarily educational and
includes the savings OF cultivated
has definite work TO do in all organ
ized communities in the county.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Week of November to "a.
FURNISHED by Fremont Abstract Com

FURNISHED by Fremont Abstract Com
panyl
Arabella 4. Broad TO .smy w. Tourt'
man, wty, $500. Lot II, block 4,
II. & a. Rudd.
d. G. Royal TO John Rowe, wty. $40.
Lot Z, block 8. Sells add. ex. mtg. s4oo.
A. L. Carlton to Sybil- B. Sprinkle
wty. 81. West half 6, block Is, c. c.
50 stp.
Laura Davies to Lewis Becker. wty.
$500. Surfacet ract 6, Coal Crek.
Walter L. l.. Burton to Howard L.
Burton. wty. 81. Lots 90, block &c,
Z. d a. Rudd
Ed Blankenship TO Bertha Estella
Keeler. wty, 81. Lot ), block 40,
Rudds. 50 sips.
Eva A. Speel to Martha ]. Black
ford. wty. s1.100. Lots SO. block
8. E. & r. add TO c. c.
City of Colorado Springs to U. 5.
Portland Cement Company. deed.
$4,000 Sections "a. 1a. 1e. 6s.
Mary E. Jones 10 N. c. Paige, wty
$1,000 in sections 23. %, 4s. 10 e. 800
acres.
Mary a. Hammett to Joseph Zullo.
wty. 81. In NE Il. section ?. g. 20
Lincoln Park. 81 sips
Henry NJ Blackmer to j. W. Nc
Beth, wty, $40 Tract on Beaver
Park
Charles s Cannon to Joseph shro-
bee, wty, Slot 81 Atwater's add. 10
South Canon.
r. J. Moran to public trustee trust
deed. $1,000. Lot s. block 33 c. c.
United States to Edward B.. Burkett.
patent, 100 acres in section IS. 10. 70
Jessie II. Davidson 10 Sybil 3.
Sprinkle. wty. $4,000 Lot II. block
10, c. c.. ex. $1,000 mtg, grantee as
sumes.
Mary zidsna Gseason 10 Frank
Bone. WHY. 81 sE3z. sEH, section
81. IS. 20
Charles T. Wood to James A. NJ.
Smith, wty, 81 sw'4. swil. section
10, 20, Gs.
James a. NJ. smith to Harry ".
Waldmire, trust deed, $40. same prop
erty.
J.. L. Jones TO H. c. Kenly. wty,
s1.750 Four lots. block 5, Park ave
nue. sub. lots, block 6. Park avenue
sub. Ex mtg $500: grantee assumes.
Abram ID. Rhodes to Mary c. Keagy,
wty, 81. Two lots. block / Green's
Det. Add Florence.
W. H. Dozier Il. H. 10 Edgar Fos-
tor, NW14 Nw1i, section IS. IS. G9W.
Elk mtg. s1.s50.
Sampson Wilietss to Arthur Kees.
wty, s10.50o. Ranch near Howard
Ex. mtg s4o0. $3.50 sfps.
George Houle TO Frank Prather
wty. szo0 in sEA. NE14, section TO-
1870.
Alice E. Johnson TO James E. &c
Ciure. wty, $4,000. Part lot 10. block
2. H. y. e. NJ
W. H. Newcomb. sheriff, to w. NJ.
Newton ct al. Sheriff's deed, $1,765.
Lot 5, Block 20 c.
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DEPUTY STATE INSPECTOR
OF HORTICULTURE HERE

II. ID. Locklin. deputy state horticul-
turist, arrived here from the Western
slope Tuesday afternoon for the pur-
pose OF making an Inspection OF the
orchards of the Canon City district.
but owing to the unIavorable cbarac-
ter OF the weather FOR such work. was
unable 20 make ms intoneee visit 10
the fruit-erowins district of the coun-
~. He left for Fort Collins this aft
ernoon. where he will have his Office
during the winter months.
Mr.. Locklin has held his present
position for the last year or more. and
has made his headquarters at Delta
on the Western slope Mr.. Lockiin
is a graduate OF the Washington State
College of Corvallis and has taught in
Oregon. Wisconsin and other states
II was his first visit 10 Fremont
county.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
TO HAVE HOLIDAY

Practically all OF the public schools
of Fremont county will adjourn this
afternoon for the Thanksgiving holt
days. In most instances the boards
OF education have given the teachers
and pupils release from work for
the remainder OF the week and In all
OF the larger communities of the
county there will be no school until
next Monday morning. The Canon
City schools VIII not reopen until the
beginning of next week
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QUEER ELK
HEAD IN WYOMING

one OF the queerest elk heads seen
here for many days Was brought IN
by Bud Boedeker few days ago. says
the Riverton twyo) Review. The
horns contained ~ points on the righ,
side and seven on the left. with a
spread OF 80 inches. But the mos;
unusual feature about the horns was
the fact that they are IN The velvet
condition seldom IL ever found. at
this season of the year. The ami.
NAL was shot within few rods NJ
the Esby coal mine and Is evidently
m D., s.ooro
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DONALD FOOTE HEARD
FROM IN MINNEAPOLIS

1t is understood tnai Donald Foote
has been heard from in Minneapolis.
MINI. Foote disappeared suddenly
in Pueblo last Friday afternoon when
the Canon City high school football
team was on its way 10 Las Animas
to play there Saturday. Foote was
the star lineman OF the local high
school team, and his presence at Las
Animas was sorely missed. The
boys with him thought thai he had
missed his train at Pueblo. and could
not understand why he did not come
TO Las Animas on a later train Not
a word was heard from Foote for
several days. but now II is said that
he written home from Minneapolis.
where he expects to stay for while
He had plenty of money. having saved
1t up while he was In the army. 1t
is said that he Withdrew his check
ing account before leaving on the Las
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will be followed by a general 4
sion.
wITTENsERos HAVE
e-PouND BOY
A 9-pound boy was born to Nj
Mrs. r. c. Wittenberg early this
ing. November 26. Mother andI
are doing nicely.
NEW GROCERY STORE
FOR EAST CANON
| A. c. Hogue Is making arranged
TO move building from Canon
out to 23I5 East Main street. \
he viii open up first-ciass grl
store and will handle feed and
duce in connection.
RENDEtL SALE
POSTPONED
The Rendell sale. which wa
have taken place today. was
poned until some day next week
the weather is better.
CRIPPLE CREEK
NEEDS COAL
Fuel shortage has made some
bic in the Cripple Greek districi
has not stopped operations altogs
According TO d. c. Wannamaker I
retary OF the Mine Owners Asl
;ion the labor situation * bett
the present time in the dists.ct
It has been for the last two mont
shortage OF coal is handicspping !
of the mines. and has slight,
creased the production. The.inde'
cause of the coal shortage. Is va
half force. Because OF the
famine the vindieator mine
closed. II IS hoped the mine "a
sumo operations within n few
AS soon as a sufficient supply a
can be secured the mine VIII cd
men back to work.
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RETURNED FROM
IOWA LAST WEEK

Mrs. William Dollar. who has been
spending the past month IN Excelsior
SPRINGS. Mo. ard IL What Cnecr. IN.
returned 10 Canon City Saturday
night. She was accompanied here
by her mother, Mrs. Morr.s,y, and
her sister. Miss Margaret Morrirey,
OF What Cheer. Ia, TO spend tie win
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Wednesday
DOUG" FAIRBANKS
MAKES GREAT HIT

Doug Fairbanks, always a favor
ite with move patrons, made a great
hit in his eight-reel photoplay, 'His
Majesty. the American" at.5he jones
theater Tuesday night Despite the
threatening weather there was a big
crowd in attendance. and that they
enjoyed every minute of 1t goes with
out saying. AS an athlete Douglas
Fairbanks has no rivals among the
heroes OF the picture screen, and
some OF the stunts" he performs in
his delineation of His Majesty, the
American" are thrilling TO degree
unknown in other plays Of the kind
The plays In which Fairbanks enacts
the stellar role are unobjectionable
in character. and should be seen by
all who enjoy clean, wholesome enter
tainment. His Majesty. the Amer
ican' viii be repeated al the Jones
tonight
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AL future monthly meetings of the
Fremont county chapter executive
committee will be held at chapter
headquarters in Canon City on the
evenings of the second Monday in
each month at 1880 o'clock.
The chapter executive committee
for the year l919-1920 is as follows:
p. II. Trou'man. chairman: II. r..
Bowen. vice chairman; Mrs c. II.
Swanton, secretary; Rev. Guy f. Kon.
kel, DR.. w. r. Little. w. n. Clark, Mrs.
w A. Benson. Mrs. 1heo NJ Harding.
Mrs Frank McFarlane, Mrs. Arthur
Hnbbell Also one representative
from each Of the six branches of the
Fremont county chapter. These lat
ter members have not been appointed
thus far.
Much time was given TO the sub
ject of the Florence branch. and while
II was much regretted. the facts in
the case left no other course open but
TO pass resolution revokina It's Red
Gross charter.
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EPWORTH LEAGUES
THAN x SEWING PARTY

The members of The Epworth
League OF the First Methodist Episco-
pal church and number OF their
friends enjoyed an informal Thanks
giving party in the church parlors
Tuesday night. There were about
50 young people in attendance and the
affairs was a very delightful one In
al respects. The decorations were
of an sutumnal character and very
attractive. 4 porgram OF games and
sociability made the occasion a pleas
ant one to all. Refreshments were
eervs1
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Red Cross
Monthly Meeting
Held Saturday

The executive committee OF the Ere
mont county chapter American Red
Cross, held its monthly meeting Sat
urday evening. November %. There
was much work TO be done which kept
the committee in session until late
hour.
The third Red Gross call drive.
while not as large as was anticipated
yet considering the unsettled labor
conditions in the coal camps. and that
Florence had no drive at all. the re-
suits to date are very gratifying. The
chapter has s6,377.s5 in its treasury
after paying the full quota to national
headquarters, the % per cent OF the
memberships and the so per cent of
magazine subscriptions. There are
some places in Fremont county yet to
be heard from.
a new budget was adopted as fol-
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ON THANK SEWING

The Canon City postonice vii be
closed all day tomorrow in celebm-
tion of Thanksgiving. There VIII be
no delivery of mail by either the city
or rural carriers. but patrons can get
their mail from their boxes In the
nefnffIcaa lnhhN
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/ at the Graves hospital few days ago.
and WAS removed to her home yesier-
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Aninnas trip.
cOLPACkO CROWD
co SNIPE HUNTING

A party of the employees OF the Col
orado Packing Corporation went snipe
hunting Tuesday night. John II.
Miller of New York city. and L. r.
Neal. Manzanola. Colo, were the for
tunate ones to be tolled of az bag
holders. The scene OF the hunt was
the lonely region on Grape Greek,
across from the Hot Springs hotel.
The hunt began at $3.50 and Miller
and Neal someway or other got lost
from the rest of the party, They
returned to town at 2;3o this morn
ing. Miller discovered about 1890.
II Is said. that his sack had hole In
It large enough to let the snipe
through. so he decided TO come back
to town, as there wasn't any use
hanging around anly longer
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WILL SPEND THANKSGIVING
WITH DAUGHTER AT WETMORE

Mrs. b. E. Harl left today for Wet
more. Colo. where she will spend
Thanksgiving with her daughter and
family, Mr., and Mrs. Willis Watson.
PoSToFFiCE CLOSED
ON TL hK ccfNytNH
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MRS. IRiRBLE
NICELY

Mrs. Elton TribhIe Of Florence. who
was recently operated on at the DR..
Graves hospital, Is getting along nicely
and was taken to the home OF her
mother, Mrs. J. J. Morrison. until
strohc enuogh to he taken to her home
In Florence.
OPERATED ON
ron APpENptcjTI8
Miss Thelma Carter OF Ussie ave-
nue, was operated on for appendicitis
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will be followed by a 81
sion.
WiTTENRERGs HAVE
e-POuND BOY

A 9-pound boy was born to Nj
Mrs. r. c. Wittenberg early this
ing. November 26. Mother and
ara doing uicaly
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Two WEDDINGS lei IS
ARE ! SO J ! N L E |
Mr.. Walter sornhoft ana Miss Marie
VIII Are wedding Last Tues
day At Manning
scHADElEHRicHs WE'D FRIDAY
Rev. VIM. .Frese, Of Denison. sunites
in Marriage MI. Geo. sehade and
Miss Anna Ehrichs @.sI. o..

AsPINWALL, Oct. 21-special-
On last Tuesday Miss Marie Will
and Walter Bornhoft were married at
Manning and left Immediately. for a
short wedding trip to Omaha, return
ing the following Thursday, when
they went out to the farm home of
the groom which he had ready for his
bride. Miss Will is the only daueh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs.. John Will, Of this
city. She was born and lived here
practically all OF her life. She is a
refined young lady and will make a
good lifematea for the man she has
chosen Mr.. Bornhoft is a prosperous
young farmer of Hayes township
where they will make their home. We
wish them long and happy married
life. .si.c...,.a - y,
At the Lutheran parsonage at Den
ison on last Friday Rev. VIM. Ferese
spoke the words that made Geo. D
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS

Thursday last Dr., Bonney, presi
|dent of the Iowa Beekeepers' .associ
)ation, went to Ames to help other Off
lcers there arrange program for thu
Injecting to be held In Des Moines il
November. From Ames he went t
Fl. Dodge to see his daughter, Mrs
Henderson, and found the surviving
twin much improved in health ant
growing right along. ,-..
! The interlnent of the remains O.
Henry Weller was delayed pending the
arrival of an uncle from the west.
| i am out Of cheap tulip bulbs. May
have some high priced ones later on
DR.. Bonney. ..-
Mrs. Dan Hemphill is reported tc
be much improved in health at the
hot springs.
Station Agent Morton spent Sunday
in Sioux City. .
H. C. u. does not stand for high
cost OF living but high cost of luxur
les. You pay Acc for q IL ounce jal
Of honey when you can get a full
pound Of the king Bee" at Buck
Grove for csc. But who cares for two
bits these days? ...-... ..2...:. g.. ......
The Chas. thinner family are now
settled In Denison. They will be
missed here =. .s:s s..sl H..
In the spring Geo. and Joe thinner
will go onto the section OF land near
Vail which their father bought last
spring, and John thinner will take
the farm here now occupied by George
The home place was sold some time
ago. ...s;.,5 ..... !.
Section Foreman Andrewson was a
Sioux City visitor Sunday. =:
Jack Mitchell and family who are
visiting relatives near Denison. took
dinner with the John Griffin family on
Sunday. ,a;as
Miss Blanch Cole spent Sunday at
her home in .DeniBon. : ..
Albert Schwiesow is building fine
garage on the rear end of his home
place. !5s,s'a -. 80 -i5 rs go. -
Chas. Chase has returned from his
Castana farm where he has been Tor
some time putting up new buildings.
Foster Hahn was in town Monday
shaking hands with his friends. He
recently arrived In Denison from "ov-
er there" "a IL. ...... -...
Rev. Father Nicholas missed the
train Sunday afternoon and Bernard
Finnegan drove him across country.
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Now the question is what would be
left of old Cincinnati if they had won
the world series previous to July LIST?
Unsophisticated visitors to the
cities are informed that these wierd
looking objects coming down the
streets are not animated haystacks,
but merely the smart women wearing
the new hip expanded gowns.
There is a strong movement for vo-
cational schools, but the kid element
of Denison prefers vocational.
Well, if the roller towels are banned
as unsantitary, the men still have
their trousers to fall back on.
Next question is whether the union
lied BARRIERS will cut the hair Of the
non-union man who shaves himself.
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Nv. Schade and Miss Annie Ehrichs
man and wife. They were attended
by Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhl, of Man
ming, the latter being sister of the
groom. The bride wore a dress OF
white georgette crepe over satin, trim
med with gold and silver beads, and
wore a wreath and veil. The groom
wore navy blue suit. After the
ceremony the happy young couple re-
turned to the home Of the brides par
ents, where they had six o'clock din
ner, only the near relatives being pres.
ent Both Mr.. and Mrs. Schade need
no Introduction as they have lived in
and around Aspinwall all their lives.
Mr.. Schade is engaged in mechanical
work at the Emil Ehrichs garage.
They will make their home here. AS.
pinwall friends congratulate. =
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Schacht. and chill
dren visited at Manning with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Kai last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Schroeder and
daughters, Florence and Manda, were
visitors at Schleswig with his par
ents last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. julius Molter visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Messlhorn on
last Sunday. -
Frank Ehrichs visited over Sunday
with friends near Manila.
The Orion Bros. circus, which was
advertised to show here in Aspinwall
never showed up on account of bad
weather and roads. They were travel
ing overland by wagon. We do not
know whether they intend to come at
a later date or not. e.. -,a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pfoeltner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Snow and Mr.. and Mrs.
Stein visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
Snow Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hamann and
children, of Manila, visited at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Ehrichs on
Sunday t .4.. ..y..,.. .....ss.., T.,
VIM. Hansen spent Sunday at Man
ming. 10. H.. I'D ! Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hollander enter
tained their brother-in-law, John Han
sen; and wife of Manning, Sunday.
A merry charivari crowd gathered
on Friday night to 'charivari MI. and
Mrs. Geo. Schade, when Mr.. and Mrs.
Schade took them down to the hall
where they had plenty of room to
dance and all enjoyed themselves In
dancing and making merry until mid.
night. whenTa light supper was served,
after which they all departed for their
homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Schade
a long and happy married life.
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a good strong top helps them keep IN
side the car while going over the
bumps.
when some of these Reds are MADE
to do honor to the flag, 1t is hard tel,
ing whether they are kissing 1t or spit,
ting on it. t..,, ,,..
From the way some Of the wedding
celebrators act, they think it would
be convenient while all the people are
together to have funeral at the same
time.
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And will the union painters paint a
non-union mans house if he puts on
his own window screens?
In the Arkansas riots it is claimed
that the negroes banded together, but
elsewhere their banding is mostly OF
the jazz kind. ~.
League of nations to meet at Wash.
ington? And if so, where? On the
league ball grounds, of course.
The senate may not hurry up the
peace treaty to save the peace of the
world, but their desire to get home
November 1st may speed it up some.
The question is asked why automo-
biles generally run with tops up nova
days. Well, the occupants don't seem
to mind much about sun or rain, but
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Regular Bowels Is Health

=. Bowels that move spasmodically-
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should be BEAUTIFULLY regulated by DR..
Kings New Life Pills. In this way
you keep the Impurities of waste mat.
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Mild, comfortable, yet always relia.
bic, Dr.. Kings New Life Pills work
with precision without the constipation
results of violent purgatives. 25c. az
usual at all druggists.
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"ONLY One THING
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NOTHING but sustained quality
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Good for the whole family. A bottle in
the medicine cabinet means q short
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All druggists. Give it q trial.
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IT'S NOT YOUR HEART ..----
.>.-..@.. j...= IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

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Kidney disease is usually indicated by
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