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In Town
Live as Ever

Glen wilkerson. who joined the avia-
ton division of the army early in the
war, and who was attached TO an as.
sembly station for aeroplsnes at Hull.
England. for several months and who,
through mistranscribed telegram was
n ported dead several months ago. mas
arrived in Canon City, and is back at
his old job at the Canon Rubber Com
pany.
Glen has, travelled some since he
joined the army and has been in avrious
parts of the United States, in Canada
and in England since leaving here
He was stationed at Kelly Field for
quite a period. and then was sent to
Ca-ada and from there 10 England.
He came back in the first convoy OF
troops from overseas and was aboard
the Lapland. Rube Kenly. another
Canon City boy came back at
the same time. but was on another
ship.
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POindexter Scores
League Of Nations

Washington, Feb. Ex-senator Poin-
dexter today attacked the constitution
OF the proposed League OF Nations as
"a frightsul compact and faithful COW
enant, stealing American sovereignty
and making America a part Of an in
ternational soviet" He declared the
constitutional part Of the league. NJ
agreed upon by president Wilson and
his associates at Paris. was Of the
same stamp Of decentralization a. the
l. W.. w. and the Bolsheviki Of Rus.
sia were seeking to force upon man-
kind. In crtticizing President vii.
son's efforts 10 prevent congressional
debate Of the League Of Nations. Sem
ator Poindexter charge dthas hired
propaoandists ware spreadias ths a.
inintstsatteas vfsw o. ths sph3set.
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Be Sure About
Seed You Buy

The Colorado pure seed law requires
that all held seed be tagged, giving
the following information:
kind OF seed
2-variety of seed. $685.
s-Percentage of purity.
4-Percentage Of termination.
5-Date Of germination.
6--where grown.
7-Name and number per pound OF
each kind Of noxious weed seed in ex'
cess OF 90 seeds per pound.
Shame and address OF salesman,
Custolners should refuse seed with
out this Information. Field seeds not
tagged are sold In violation Of the
state law. and all vio,ators are liable
TO prosecution. No seed should be
bought or scld FOR seeding. which "
not labeled - ahove.-W. ". Robbins,
Ccloraoq Asriculturl College, Fos1
collina. Colo.
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PREMISE cLE|MEpCAU SHOT BY BOY
18TH Regiment to
Be Dem0bilized

by Union Pacific r. R Tress Brean.
Camp Funston. Feb. 1s.-With rail
road equipment ready and waiting to
carry them home 3 detachment OF
about 400 Colorado men was usable &c
leave Funston this week on account OF
the blizzard and snow biockades which
stopped traffic to the West. Only
the routing OF men 10 the West was
interrupted, however, those being dis
charged 20 the cas-; and north going
out on schedule.
the latest fieures show about 5000
men now in camp, practically all ex-
cepnng those in permanent camp or
rnnizaticns being casuais from over.
seas. toeether with a few from camps
In this country. The average rate o:
discharge "a now about 500 day.
Among the overseas units p.ine ( %
charged here are men from the 33esh
field artillery. portion of the ssih di,
vision. trained at Camp Do1gc. The
men being discharged here are mostly
from the Dakotas, Nebraska and Mis-
souri.
Men from overseas ays being re.
ceivee every day for discharge. al
though no large units are expected
until the arrival of the 3sth division.
with ;hs exception OF some res,sental
organization of which the Colorado
regiment from the ioih dsyissoa wsIi
be one
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BOY LOSES AN EYE
4 WHEN AUTOHITS
TELEGRAPHPOLE

James Patton, aged II, son of Mr..
nd Mrs J. W Patton of 911 Park ave
Eue. Lincoln Park. was badly hurt in
an automobile accident on South Ninth
street between Z and O'Clock Tues
day evening. while driving a delivery
truck for Anderson & Taggart's gro
CRY store. Young Patton, in com
peny with Harry Goyett. left town
shortly after dark to make a run over
on Lincoln Park, intending to get back
in time for the entertainment n the
Jones theater. Everything went along
smoothly until short distance this
side of T. J. Prescott's store, when a
car was seen coming rapidly down
the Ninrh street hill directly towards
iihem. Tie light was dazzling as the
machine approached and young Pat
ton. 10 give il the full right-of-way,
pulled out to the left ard ran into a
telephone pole at the side of the road
way The truck was going at a
speed of 20 miles an hour or more at
The time OF the accident, and it struck
the telephone pole with terrible i'm
pact, completely shattering the ma
chine and throwing its passengers for
ward with great force. How they es-
capped instant death is difficult 20 aii-
6erstand-
Yours Pstton's injuries were far
more serious thar those of his con-
psnion. and he was taken 10 Graves
hospital where his wounds were given
attention and where he will remain for
Surgical treatment for some time. The
hospital attendants this morning re-
ported him TO be getting along quite
as well as could be expected. consid-
juries. The sight OF his left eye is re-
ported 10 have been destroyed. the lid
Of the right eye badly cot, several OF
his teeth were knocked loose. his left
hand frightfully lacernted and his face
and ehess painfully bruised. Al num-
ber OF ugiy-looking contusions were
found on his body. Ii was reported
this morning that surgical operation
was necessary for the removal OF the
left eye.
Young Goyett's injuries consist of a
cut several inches long on his left leg.
slight cuts on the left side and several
bruises and contusions about his body
He was hurled against the windshield
and his wounds were chiefly from bro
ken glass. The truck. which was re
dnced 10 a heap of old juns. was
brought TO town this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. d. E. Welsh of Poplar
avenue. Lincoln Park. with J. E Welsh
and W. l. Burgan also of Lincoln
,rA fv, faxx -x.sx,
utes after the accident and stopped TO
afford relief to the injured. TheS
took young Patton 10 the hospital.
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debted for the pleasure of the occ-z-
sion. He was given hearty support
N this feature of the evening.
The talks of Mr.. Deweese and M
Rockafellow were listened to with thu
utmost interest throughout. and were
vigorously applauded by all Gr- ns
Weese spoke Of his experiences m,
hunting the kodiak bear in Alaska, me.
hairy tiger of Siberia and the ese-
phant in teh islands OF MaIxsia. and irs.
the iungies Of INDIA Mr. Rockasez-
low spoke Of the necessity for n kox
TO establish 4 reputation for honesty
sobriety. industry. politeness. ETC. in.
order to attain a business suecs -
Both speakers addressed themselves
primarily TO the boys Mt the dinner.
and made 3 great hit with them
The dinner was prepared under the
direction of Ars- Joe Clay haagh ana
committee of 10 other ladies. The<
we-e assisted in serving by Mrs. J. w
Foster and the members OF her cIass.
of Sunday school girls. and BY Nfxs
Helen Linkins- In all about 30 laczss
Were present. making q total OF rzp
persons who were entertained at tnw
dinner.
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Banquet at
M. E. Church

The Father and Son banquet at
the First Methodist Episcopal church
Tuesday evening was a delightful al
fair. and fully redeemed the most san
guine anticipations Of its friends and
promoters. Covers were laid for
about 140 guests and every plate was
represented by an interested. enthus-
iastic man or boy. The dinner took
place in the basement OF the building
and the setting was pleasing and at
tractive. The dinner was served by
the ladies of the church. and its sue
cess was due in great measure to
their skin in its preparation, to the
graceful character of its service and
the charm of their hospitality.
The banquet was at s:Sv o'clock
and was presided over ny Rev. Guy E.
Konkei. who introduced the speakers
and entertainers in a very happy man
ner, The first speaker was c. A. Lin
kins. who spoke interestingly on
Some Foundation Stones of Charac-
ter" Then followed in order an ad-
dress by Elton woodford. in which
he related some humorous incidents
of his boyhood days; brief talk by
DR.. Clarence Sidwell Of Caspar, wyo..
on some phases OF army life: pstriotic
songs by W. E. Fisher and Raymond
Fisher. with banjo accompaniment by
Philip Konkel IA vocal solo. Upper
AIRY by Philip Konkei; vocal solo
BY. Miss Irene Bachelor: an address
by Dali De Weesc. on hunting big
game in the Far East. and an address
by George r. RockAfellow On "E.e-
ments Of Success IN the Business Life
OF : Boy" walter Stafford led IN the
cheering for The ladies' Who haA nupof-
visiou u tAe dinner. and 70 vboss =
| tsrts ths coupany vea - dses'y =
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Irish" O'Day Was
Not Driving Car

~Irish" O'Day called at The Record
Office Monday evening to protest the
statement published here day or two
ago that he was driving the Bunter
auto stage that ran into Claude Striek'
lands motor truck in Victor last SAT
urday and threw the latter with its
passengers and load of furniture over
an embankment into deep gulch. The
Victor Record, in making mention OF
OF the matter says:
Turning short en- Victor avenue 10
avoid running over Mrs. Maitland Day
las, Saturday morning. Stage Driver
Hedges of the Cripple Creek-Canon
City auto stage collided with a truck
loaded with furniture. driven By
Claude Strickland. forcing the loaded
truck over the steep grade west OF
the Victor high school building.
The truck was badly wrecked and
the auto stage was also damaged, but
the drivers of the two autos and pas
sengers on the stage escaped without
injury.
The passengers exonerated the
stage driver from blame, and declare
that but for his presence OF mind Mrs.
Day would have been killed. Mrs.
Day. who recently lost her husband,
a victim of the influenza epidemic,
stated that she heard the auto horn.
but was bewildered and failed 10 move
to the side OF the road.
Another auto was secured and the
stage passengers were transferred.
and continued on their way down the
Phantom Capon highway to their des
tination."
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NEW REVOLUTION
Is THREATENING
In GERMANY
tBy United Press,

Weimar. Feb. 19.-The real revolu-
ton threatens TO break out in Ger
many al any hour. This is not politi-
cal. but economic. and is being or
ganixed by the workmen themselves.
The Essen Soldiers and workmen's
Council has served an ultimatum on
the cabinet insisting that there must
be a socailizstion of German indus
try. minimum wages higher than the
present maximum. the abolition of sap
itniism and 6 recognition of the work
mems councils The program bor-
ders on eernmunism and the workmen
have declared against violence .'un-
less absolutely necessary" chancel-
ior ScheiGemsnn is endeavoring TO
compromise by promising sociaiization
''as soon as possible
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Fathers and Sons
Enjoy Banquet at
Presbyterian Church

DR.. Hugh T. Gary OF Pueblo was the
principal speaker at the Presbyterizn
church Tuesday night on the occasion
of the Father and Son banquet
About 160 men and boys sat at the
tables, enjoyed the splendid dinner
served by the ladies. of the church,
and listened with interest to the post
prapdial program that followed.
Harry Combs acted as toastmaster
and introduced the speakers In a fe.
iicitous manner. A male quartz; con-
sisting OF Messrs. Hugert. Tremayne,
Fisher and Fredrickson. enlivened the
occasion with their singing. Rev.
Armentrout told few happy stories
and pleaded for a closer cooperation
between the boys and men of the
church. Newton B. King. speaking on
The Requirement of Wealth" told in
modern phrsseology and in alIegorical
form the story of the beginnings OF
the human race as exempHdsd by
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden
Prof G. A Cleiand. superintendent OF
the South Canon schools, spoke on
Saving and Spending"
DR.. Gsry's topic was The Church
in Reconstruction" In brief. terse.
concise. peasant and forcible Ian
euage he told how the church Of To-
day must reconstruct itself in order
TO meet and solve the problems of the
times. especially those growing out OF
the war. DIR. Gary's sentiments were
extremely liberal and possioly came
almos, as a shock to those who dote
on derominational doctrines or reyel
in ritualistIc religion. He empha-
sized three propositions in his address:
First. the union and coordination Of
Professionalism has got 10 come for the
100000 men returning from the war
imbued with deep religious thoughts
will not stand for the sectarianism
which has heretofore been so marked
in the dinercn; churches. Second. the
church will have TO change its message
from selfish appeal TO the great appeal
which Jesus made Third. the church
must be grounded on true religion
with no camoufiage and have a pro
gram big enough for all. Rev. Burch-
field of Florence WAS present. along
with 20 other Florence men and boys.
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ONLY SLIGHTLY WOUNDED ALTH0
EIGHT SHOTS fired BY YOUTH
ASSTATESMAN ENTERS AUT(
Shooting Occurred at $3.50 This Morning. Youth
Captured by Police but Tries to Escape Assisted
by Man; Badly Mauled by
Infuriated Crowd.

Paris, Feb. 19-Premier Clemenceau of France waS
shot and slightly wounded by eighteen year old French
boy, named Cottin here today.
The assaiant arrested but refused to explain the
motive of his crime AS Premier Clemenceau was seat
ling himself in his limousine in front of his residence al
1880 O'Clock this morning Coffin suddenly advanced and
fired eight pistol shots at him.
Six of the shots hit the front of the car. Two of
Them penetrated the glass door and struck Clemen-
the inner side of the right ARM the shoulder
infictng flesh wound.
Its nothing, declared Clemenceau after he had
walked back in the house unassisted. A policeman
grabbed Coffin and hurried him off to the police station
where he was locked up
An unidentified rushed to Cottins assistance
but a crowd quickly gathered and attacked the pair
battling with the police. Coffin was badly maued by
the infuriated crowd The only danger from Cemen-
ceaus wound is possible infection.
BULLET LODGES NEAR THE SPINE
Paris. Feb. 10, 23O p. ma second and more care
ful examination OF Premier CiemenceauS wound showed
THAT the bullet lodged the spine and is feared that
tally as there possibility of diabets developing
Xray photographs of the wound made this after
lnoOn
Coffin, it has been ascertaned, is an anarchist
Clemenceau attaches no political significance to the at
tack on him. Several bullets passed thru Clemenceaus
Clothing. but only one of them entered his BODY
Alter the preliminary examination this morning
Doctor Grausset issued bulletin stating that the premier
was not seriously wounded.
The news of the attack spread rapidly over the CITY
and created great excitement President Poncare Gen
Foch and other notabes remained near Clemenceau and
lal conferences cancelled
News OF the attempt to aSSaSinate the French premir
was wrelessed to President Wilson at sea- The Ameri-
can delegates to the conference expressed
lgret at the occurrence.
There is general anxiety in Paris in relation to ff,x
outcome, despite the announcement that ClemenceaIs
Injury is not serious.
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Prominent Young
Educator Dead

Frank w. Pine. nephew Of Mrs.
Annie F. Cone and Mrs. Frances Pine
OF e0s Fairview avenue. prominent rs
an educator. died recently at Raiti-
more. Nd. He was buried at Lake
Forest, Ill The deceased had fire.
auently visited Canon City and bad a
large number of friends ard acqua.nt-
ances here who will regret 90 learn OF
his uniimeiy death. The Baltimore
Sun. in late issue. contained an ex-
cellent picture of the deceased with
che following biographical sketch and
notice Of his demise:
Prank Woodwork Pine. head mas
ter of the Gilman Country School for
Boys, died late last night at his resi-
dence, Gilman Country School grounds,
Roland Park. Mr.. Pine had been Ill
since December %. his ailment being
pronounced as the result of n rare in
fection OF the blood. His attending
physician was DR.. NJ. G. Porter of Ro-
land Park. Brig. Gems John NJ T,
Finney and w. s. Thayer were called
In consultation on their return from
Europe. Mr.. Pines condition took a
decided change for the worst about n
week ago.
Members OF Mr.. Pines family. his
wife and Ave children, his mother, and
aunt, Mrs. James J. Cone OF Canon
City. Colo. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Bement OF Pottstown. Pa, the former
q college mate OF Mr.. Pines at Hill
school, were with him whom he died.
"Bssices his widow. who was Miss
Mabel d. DurAnd Of Lake Forest. H.,
he ID survived by five chiidreu--three
sons. James c.. Calvin Duraud and
jonathan Pine--and two daughters.
and his mother. Mrs. Frances =. Pine,
now living In Canon City, Colo, but
fnrmerly Of Roland PARK"
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Notes from
Holmes Hospital

Mrs. A.. e. Brenton win be dis.
charged from the hospital today. hav-
ing recovered from serious operation
which she underwent two weeks ago.
Mrs. Ben Cullifer OF Garden Park,
who was operated upon week ago
Sunday, returned to her home today.
Sam Merlino OF Lincolr Park left
the hospital Monday, having almost
completely recovered from an attack
Of pneumonia
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Anti-Red Flag Bill
is Passed BY Senate
a, u.aa.a P.s..,

Denver. nh 1A.-Tho StiAte -
ate today pAsseA - anttsea 90 IN
unanimously n pEuvi6ss Dufslb-
meat Of frsn go - 10 ysAss for tho
display Of H. NJ ~ = sny usnvo-
meat hostile = ~ Fsosra1 ssthwteE
The Hoass o. Dsgn1ng aasoeo1 90
Rockv>ll ~ snnn1ea1ng : cgneeaon-
tfaaal anan1nan3 - = ~ - ~ -
~ - un11n1 - noone - ~ -
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W. p. Noelg AAs
HkruRNGp TO HlLLsipE

w. P. Noble Of Hillside. who has
been spendins several days in Canon
City looking AFTER business matters
lsft for M homo n tAs western pAst
|oe the county ~ asses1ooa.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
TUCSON ALDERMAN, FORMER
Ell PASO coz. VISIT HERE

A. c. Bernard. an alderman OF Tue
son. an old timer IN that city was in
e. Paso Friday en- route to Roswell
on business. Mr.. Bernard went first
TO Tucson IN 1875, driving q mule
team there from Ration. the southern
terminus OF the Santa Fe railroad. In
1880, he came to El Paso. and was
on the police force here for a time.
When VIII Caples was chief and Ed
n Fink was night captain. He had
the san Jacinto plaza beat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
By Edna Kent Forbes

half milk and half cream, mixed, ever
IS
Hay-The cure for biting the nails
is viii power. You simply must make
yourself stop the habit
Nznnie-Is you get crude oil you
needn't worry over which brand you
buy. As a matter Of fact, you can
get real crude oil at paint stores, as
well as at druggista
Anxious-Try massaging the bust
with ice II you are too large, a gem
eral reduction viii also bring down
Many Thanksgiving the ice rubs
after the cold cream is all right You
use Ice only enough to stimulate the
skin and close the pores. not long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
DIR zTEIONkA IS BACkt
EIEEs AnnREss on ROosENELT

Rabbi Martin ZieIonka, or Temple
Mt Sinai. returned Friday from Dali
las. where he attended the state con
ference on social service. Last night
he spoke at the temple on ''TneO.
Roosevelt, Citizen" while in Dallas
Dr. Zielonka addressed the I. o. B. B.
lodge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01
Beauty Chats
Reduction Diet.

HAVE be4z talking a lot about
4 tonicn and Treatments because Il
seems 20 ne that the woman who
feels Htodgy viii want to treat her
SELF IA more ways than one to get
back to normal
Tor Il Is fact that the woman
who has a tendency to get portlv al
ways Increases IN weight during the
Einter-and many who are thin nat
urally put on flesh during the cold
months Usually they live a less ac-
tive life. That's one reason. An
other is that winter foods contain
more starch and fat than summer
ones.
Nov here are some Goods 70 be
eaten n order 20 reduce, to clear the
skin and TO Feel better''-for stodri-
ness brings on constipation. frreru-
1ar heart action and a lot Of other
spinach-no finer food made for
re skin, Carrots, traditional beau
tlLers. Fish, which makes brains
g tnsy say, and which doesn't fatten
u IKE meat Cottage cheese NOT
very lattening and fine for sl-sn and
digestion ButtermiIk, good for the
SKIN externally OF Internally. FRESH
asparagus, fresh peas, fresh beans
lettuce radlsnes and tomatoes as FAST
- these come into the marker. An
plea good the year round, and hard
p get 1oWs may be replaced BY
gfanses which can always De had. and
later BY berries and peaches. Trv
pr1n mullins, OF bran bread IN place
q white. they are not quite So fat-
teuing and the rouEhage is good Tor
ne Bowels. Take fruits for dessert
y place Of very rich pastry and pud-
Questions ana Answerr-
1uiu-The dark circles under the
eyes are caused BY III health. Per-
maps you do not get enough sleep or
enough fresh air. Drinking water as
you &c q very good for you. Get your
Doctor 20 give you tonic
Nellie G,--uss a good OIL tonic on
-ae scalp This VIII be better Tor your
hair than the constant WettinEs you
rev indulge "a
biucourEssd Brown Eyes-Trv rub Z
DinE tie e=lt with Ice and wear q !
iisht unboned brassieFe.
5toaebue-Lhs very best way 70
gam fle1h Sc 20 drink four glasses Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

enough for II TO reduce tbs 81 In
Iany way. No, crude oil viii make
/ the hair fail out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Among our Arizona and New Mexico customers there
IDENTIFY some misunderstanding regarding the firm of Man
mig & Co. Of 81 Paso The party who here few months
ago and started the firm Of Manning & Co. the VIM A.
Manning Who with S Curdss founded the firm Of Curss-
Manning Co. several years ago. VIM Manning 1913 sold
bis interest IN the firm Of Curtssannng Co. to S Curtss
engaged the practice Of law leaving FL Paso
Some Of Ouo0Un have imagined that the Man
ming & Co operating here had previously been IN some way
associated nh Any relationship between the firms would
Be impOsbiy the firm Of Manning & Co. has only been
established here few months while the firm Of Curissanning
Co NOV J. S Cuss & CO.. established about 10 years ago.
The Of the leads make this explanation
to The public. and doing merely advise
Of he facts IN the and with only best wishes for the firm
October 30. 1919
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Nellie Gs-uss a good OIL tonic on
-ae scalp. This VIII be better FOR your
nair than the constant wettinEs you
rev indulge %.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Luiu-The dark circles under the
eyes are caused by III health. Per
haps you do not get enough sleep or
enough fresh air. Drinking water as
YOU &c Il very good for you. Get your
doctor TO give You a tonic
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Discouraged Brown Eyes-Trv rub
Ding the k=1t with Ice and wear q
Hight unboEe5 brassiere.
Eeasebud-Lbs very best way 70
gam flegh &c 20 drink four glasses Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-01

Licensed Brokers.
l117z X. Oregon st.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-21

ucAL 1opaE &c. eos. .. .. Q. T-Meetl