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Garden Park

Mr.. and Mrs T. ]. Langford have
had as their guests this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Weanes and family.
They expect to have their residence in
Canon City this winter.
Mis- Ada Burton spent Thursday
and Friday attending the teachers
convention held in Pueblo.
Mrs. o. M Nelson and Miss Ada
Burton were in Canon City Sunday.
Mrs. Roy Sharman and little daugh-
ter, Doris Lucille, left November A
for her home in California, after an
extended visit with relatives in this
vicinity. Mrs. Sharman is a daugh-
ter OF John Freek.
NJ. Nelson Thursday. Dainty re
freshments were served, and the time
was spent in making nuilts. The
next meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. s. M Nelson.
The judges and clerks OF the cleo
tion were treated with elk meat for
their dinner at the election, comph'
mentaIy of o. M Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther LanGord and
family were the Sunday. guests Of
relatives on Lincoln Park
o. M. and r. A. Nelson enjoyed an
elk hunt at the Stirrup ranch.
Miss Frances Biddix attended the
State Teachers Association at Pueblo
last Thursday and Friday.
MI and Mrs. Oscar Freek and little
baby, Gene, were the guests at the
home of Mr.. FTeek's father, John
FTeek.
Robert Nelson has started meat
wagon and will establish route, ant
his patrons will be served with good
fresh meat.
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East0n Being Tried
For EInbezzlement

The trial OF Robert L. Easton Of
Rockvale, against wnon. four informa-
tions have been filed by the district
attorney, two Of them charging en-
bezzlement and two with procuring
money under false pretenses, is be-
ing heard in the district court today.
The proceeding now being conducted
against the defendant is one OF the
embezzlemect cases with Mrs. Anita
]. Loos of Los Angeles as the conf
plainant.. In this case the defendant
is alleged to have embezzled the sum
Of $24 of the personal property Of the
plaintiff on April IL. 1920, while act
ing as her agent and as the super,
intendent OF certain mining properties
belonging TO her in Fremont county.
George H. Wilkes appears in the
case as attorney and counsel for the
defendant. The prosecution is bein5
conducted by Distrist Attorney T. Lee
Witcher. The impanelling Of the jury
was completed at 10:45 this morning.
an dthe testimony of the complaining
witnessl taken before the adjourn
ment of court for the noon recess.
The trial jury is composed OF Grant
Dickinson, r. w. Stoddard. Arthur
Rohwider. NJ. B. Baber, S. F. Good
rich. Philip Hayes. Gust Ludwick.
Charles H. Duncan, Dwight d. Porter.
G. s. Phebus, w. G. Banks and w. A.
Potts
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Only One Democrat
Elected In Utah

The Moab, Utah, Times Independent
says: Clyde A. Hammond of Moab,
was the only Democrat in Utah elect
ed to the state Legislature at the
elections on November End. In every
other county in the state the Republi-
cans were successful. In the state
Senate there will be only fve Demo
Gratis, all Of whom are hold-over mem
bers.
Mr.. Hammond's election is a re-
minder of the years when his father.
F. 3. Hammond Sr.. Of Grand county.
and d. H. Morris Of Washington coun-
ty were the only Democrats in the
Legislature"
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campaign expenses fell to the lot Of
Charles E. Waldo for county judge.
His expenditure on tnat account was
s6.25, all of which was for advertising.
Frank Stienmier for county COM
missioner from the First district,
paid out $272.75, of which $16S was a
contribution to the Democratic county
central committee. He spent $44.U5
for newspaper advertising and cards,
$3.50 for gasoline for automobile use,
s17 for cigars and $35 for miscellan-
eous items incapable OF specific men
tion.
Kent L. Eldred for county Judge ex-
paign s473.55. of which 1878 was a
contribution to the Democratic cen
tral committee. He paid out $45.50
for advertising Of different kinds, $40
for gasoline and postage stamps. s25
for cigars, meals. s5 and SO to the
national Democratic campaign COM
mittee.
DR.. E. c. webb for county coroner
made no campaign expenditure.
W. L. Sparks. candidate for justice
Of the peace in district No. i. filed a
mo expense" affidavit with the county
clerk.
Joseph Hamblet OF Florence, candi-
date for justice of the peace in dis.
trist No. 2. made a contribution of 81
to the Democratic national committee
for campaign purposes.
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Friends OF DIR. and Mrs. W. F.
Brooks, who were at one time resi-
dents Of Canon City, will be interest
ed to learn that their son, Harold, has
recently been married ad has built
a house and is living on the farm
which the family own at Bagwell,
Tex. The family are enjoying much
prosperity. and are engaged in farm
ing 1000 acres of land.
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Mr. and Mrs. Will Florence OF Flor
ence will depart in the near fture TO
spend the winter in California Mrs.
Morris was the guest of Mrs. S. NJ.
Jackson of this city Thursday.
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coNpITINoUs PROSPEROUS
ON BEAVER PARK

Frank R Lamb. president OF the
Fremont County Farm Bureau, and
former acting agricultural agent, was
down from Beaver Park on wednes-
day in company with his father-in-
law. Mr.. Conover. who came to Colo
rado a few months ago from Washing
ton D. c., to make his nome. Mr..
Lamb says everything is prosperous
in the Beaver Park and Penrose dis
tricts. and that property owners in
that section OF the county are looking
confidently TO the future for an in
creased betterment Of ranching and
industrial conditions.
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C. H. Bristol. assistant general man
ager of the Santa Fe, and his wife
of La Junta, H. T. Tice, superintend-
ent, and John L. Talbot, foreman of
bridge building OF Pueblo, were in the
city on tour of inspection Wednes-
day, and were the guest of friends.
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The Rev. C. J. Armentrout has pur.
chased the property at the corner of
Fifth street and Harrison avenue.
which has been the home Of the Rev.
]. d. Prowell, pastor Of the Mount
olivet Baptist church. and intends TO
erect two modern bungalows on the
site.
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Friday

H. G. Wilkerson of the Canon Rub
ber Company, returned home from d
business trip to Westcliffe Thursday
evening. He reports about six inches
of snow in the Westcliffe vicinity.
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RETURNED TO CANON
CITY SATURDAY

Mrs. J. A. Bibler and son, Jimmie,
returned to their home in Canon City
last Saturday after a pleasant visit
here with the formers sister, Mrs
George Roth, says the Grand Junction
News.
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William Waxon, who has been in
Colorado Springs for treatment, re-
turned home Thursday. The ambu-
lance met him at the station and he
was removed to his home ON Phelps
avenue.
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MI and Mrs. George Sale have pur-
chased the residence property at COS
Rud davenue, and will take possession
OF their new home in the near future.
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B. E. Omstott of Park Center met
with a painful accident Thursday, cut
obliged to have some surgical work
done at the Holmes hospital He
was able to return TO his home later
in the day.
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Mrs. ireland and grandson, Chester
Ireland. and Mrs. WILDER Ireland ar.
rived from Cotopaxi Friday morning
to visit at the home of John Ireland
of East Canon.
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J. H. Buchanan of this city, for
merly Of the Consumers Tire Com
pany, will leave Friday for Leadville
where he will locate.
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J. E. Osment is the owner Of a new
Overland touring car, recently pur
chased from the Powell Overland
Company.
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]. Squires Of Hillside arrived in the
city this morning and is a business
visitor.
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Mrs. May Keehn of Denver is the
guest OF her daughter and son-in-law
DR. and Mrs. Herman c. Graves.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coryell expect to
leave next Tuesday for Los Ange' es
Cal, to remain permanently.
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Waldo King, formerly of the King
garage, has accepted a position at
Cheyenne, Wyo, &s head mechanic
in the Ford garage, and will leave TO
accept his new position Monday.
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w. H. Hendricks of Cotopaxi is il
the city looking after business inter
ests.
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II. c. Buerger OF Denver, who has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. E.
x. Webber, departed for his home In
Denver Friday.
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James Allen returned from the
Great Lakes naval training station
Thursday, having received his dis
charge from the navy.
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E. H. Georges OF Westcli1e is Wis
itor in the city, registered at the
Canon hotel
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v. B. Larkin of Denver. travelling
auditor for the Mountain States Tele-
graph and Telephone Company, left
last night, after spending the week
checking up the local office.
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Just received, sweaters with Angora
collars, satin. georgette and trico-
lette blouses. Also the French EN-
broidery needles. Mrs. Hiatt, ss1
River street. wi
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Heron arrived
Thursday from Carro,lton. H., to re-
main during the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. W. C. Wood.
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Mrs. Pearl Burgman departed OF
Thursday for Hillside where she vii
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S
Beach
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morning for Denver and will estab
lisb her residence in that city.
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Mrs. Martha Ketchnel, better known
as Martha Wells. from juneau.
Alaska, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Hugh Baker, 1014 River street.
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Charles s. Craig of Buena Vista
who has been in the city on business
left Thursday for Westcliffe.
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Mrs. J. W. Clayton of Denver ar
rived Friday to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. E. Lewis. She will re
main until after the Thanksgiving
season.
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Mrs. E. W. Eddy is spending the
day in Pueblo.
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:
Christian church were hostesses to
the Loyal Women's and Faith Circle
classes at musicale Thursday eve
ming in the church parlors. The pro,
gram was enjoyed pv rs guests, and
was most excellent. The opening
number was a welcome song com
posed by a member OF the class, and
sung by a chorus. Mrs. Edna Biddle
gave vocal solo, Miss Ruth McKin-
ley a mandolin solo, music was fur
nished by the "Philathea band" which
caused merriment, Mrs. Devine rem
dered a delightful vocal solo. Music
by a ukelele trio, composed of Misses
Clara Renfrew, Virginia Wood and
Helen Magnie, and the girls chorus,
ana a solo by Miss Renfrew added to
the entertainment. A saxophone
solo by Miss Renfrew, and number
by the ladies' quintet completed the
program. A two-course luncheon was
served at the close Of the program.
The home of DR.. and Mrs. C. Her
man Graves was the scene OF a de-
lightful affair Wednesday evening,
when DR.. and Mrs. c. Herman Graves,
and DR.. and Mrs. Herman c. Graves
presided over a dinner of exquisite
appointments. The decorations of
the tables were very attractive, and
consisted in centerpieces formed by
cunning Kewpies. The place cards
and ice cream were also in the form
of the same merry little creatures,
and the tally cards carried out the
same idea. Cards were enjoyed by
the guests after the delicious dinner
was served, and the fortunate winners
were Mrs Jay Sidebottom and DIR.
Fred Reiter, while Mrs. James Haw-
thorne and DR.. Roberts were the win
ners of the consolation prizes. The
guests included Messrs. and Mes
danes A. J. Turner, Jack Myers, Ern-
est Stump, James Hawthorne. Jay
Sidebottom, Harry Bowen, Mrs. May
Keehn, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Reiter, Dr.
and Mrs. Stanley Roberts, Father and
Mrs. Don Frank Fem, DR.. c. T.
Graves, Mis- Edith Harrison and
Harry George.
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HARRIS BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Day school. SIS Night school, sc
month. in advance. Save one
months tuition IN paying six months
in advance Enter any time. w.t.
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Sure as death-resuit rom Re- r.
want ads.
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The regular meeting of the Won
ans Club was held at Pythian hall
November 16, with large attendance.
Mrs. Clara Garwood presented the les
son, The Pioneer Folk: Character,
and Heritage to Us" in a most inter
esting manner. Miss Bessie Nc
Quown gave a piano solo, and re-
sponded to an encore, which was
much enjoyed. Mrs. Clara Some
land sang The LandW here the Col
umbines Crow in a pleasing man
ner, and also responded to an encore.
Mrs. Plummer will be the leader next
Tuesday, and the members are asked
TO respond to roll call with the name
of a gold mining camp, and why so
named.
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: want ad in The Record res reEul l.
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given in order to round out the winter
months.
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Society Notes


The Neighbors of Woodcraft were
pleasantly entertained by the men
members at musical, following the
regular meeting at l. o. o. +. hall
Wednesday evening. The program
consisted in a reading by Miss Irene
Rouse, a vocal duet by Mrs. Sell and
Miss Irene During; solos by Mrs.
Perske, and a piano duet by the
Misses Lucille Bartlett and Irene
Rouse. Mrs. Sell also rendered a vo-
cal solo. Cards were feature OF
the evenings entertainment. The
affair was attended by so members,
and about 20 guests. Delightful re-
freshments were served by the hosts,
who were the Messrs. Tom Smaller,
Fred Rouse, Baldridge, Sullivan,
Ward and Dunn.
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The Past Noble Grands of the Re
bekah lodge held a pleasant reunion
at the home Of Mrs. Parker, S03 Col
lege avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies spent the afternoon IN
making fancy articles for the County
Fair" which will be held soon. The
hostess served a delicious luncheon at
the close of the afternoon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. John De
Vivier.
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Set Mis doscn, tool
Spurs are crimped
mot pasted. You'l
see IL in the seam Of
cpery Spur. You'u
find 1t means better
taste, easier draar-
ang. sLo,oer burning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Church LeaguerS
Want One Team

The Church baseball league has
made good start but the fly in the
ointment is the fact that a sixth team
may not be scared up Physical di-
rector Holm Of the Y. n. C. A is on
the trail OF the Cathedrals and Mt
Sinafs but neither church seems TO
be able TO get the right men back Of
the team The First Methodists are
scheduled TO play the next team in on
Thursday evening and If this team is
not forthcoming at this time a prac-
tice game viii be played with one
OF the quartermasters teams. These
boys have recently organized and are
said to be good. The Methodist boys
have a line up that looks like a world
beater and the Army team will have
TO step some 10 hold them.
Bob Carson. Jody Mccormick, sag
Shea and other former Cathedral
stars are expected to get together
and do something worth while this
week
Harold Potash OF ut. Sinai is on
the trail OF Errold LapoWski. Maurice
Grossblatt. Charlie Aronson, Andy and
Arthur Cohen and a few others Of last
years champs and IL is possible that
Potash viii be the right man back Of
the Temple boys.
The Church league games will be
played every Monday, Tuesday
Thursday and Friday evenings at $50
on the High school stadium grounds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Good Pitching Aids Red SOx
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InfieId Is Working Well, Too

baseball They comprise my regu-
lar staff and you see 1 can afford TO
work them without overstrain- With
the exception Of a tendency TO tire
in the late innings OF a game on the
part Of several OF the pitchers the
work Of the staff as a whole has so
far been above criticism
Before the season opened I knew
that my infield was going 10 play
good baseball. And ] was pretty
sure Of my outfield. too Harry
Hooper has entirely recovered from
the attack OF influenza that hurt his
playing last year Tim Hendryx who
led the batters Of the American as
ISOLATION in 1913 is going good for
us, and Mike Menoskey, who came to
us from Washington, is living up to
my fondest hopes"
Barrow is not in line with the host
Of so called experts who believe that
the Cleveland Indians should win the
American league pennant Speaking
Of the race, he said;
Il don't see how the Cleveland
club is going 10 beat out the White
Sox- u looks as though Eddie CT
cote is going to keep on pitching
till he is 100 years old
aCIeTeland has n mighty good
club he continued, ~but 1 can't
figure them beating Chicago.
barring injuries TO GleasOn's men,
The race may narrow down TO
the Indians and White SOx, for
nobody viii take Detroit seriously
till they actually win n pennnnt.
Every year they look good before
the season Opens-and then they
blow up
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

NEW YORK. June 9.-Manager Ed
IN Barrow. Of the Red Sox. attri-
butes the success Of the Bos-
tonese largely TO fine pitching.
Prior 10 the opening Of the sea
son the BarroWites were not classed
among the stronger clubs OF the
American league by the critics Even
the Boston writer's failed 10 find
anything in the Sox 70 enthuse about
Despite gloomy forecasts manager
Barrow and his players sawed wood
and said nothing. Here was Bar
rows chance TO break in as mir
acle man" And he busted" right
in. though he isn't footing his own
horn
Il think vel be In the race ali
the way" said Barrow recently.
$50 far the success Of the club
has been the result Of fine pitch
ing plus good defensive strength
1 have always maintained that
any club with fielding ability and
the Willingness 20 do what its
manager directs IL going TO win
games II the pitching holds up
That's what the Red SoE have
been doing.
Look at Joe Bush. Last season
he pitched only eight innings for US
all SUMMERTIME innings in one
game and six in another. This year
he has been a whiz and has not
hoisted the distress sign yet I'm
working Bush moderately, for 1 have
plenty Of pitching material. sam
Jones, Allan Russell, Waite HOyt,
Herb Pennock and Harry Harper
have all been in shape since the bell
rang and all have pitched winning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

Any slight disorder or impurity
that creeps into the blood is a
'ource of danger. for every vital or
gan Of the body depends upon the
blood supply to properly perform its
functions. It IS quite true that prac-
scally every one Is equally exposed
. the attacks of disease. You are
ust as liable to be attacked as the
uan or woman sitting next to you on
he street car. It all depends upon
he condition Of your blood IF it IS
hin and impoverished. and has been
allowed to reach a low state by the
accumulation of impurities, you have
aOt sufficient vitality to resist these
germ attacks. and they find a fer
sle field IN your system to spread
disease.
Over a hundred years ago the In
dams made many excellent remedies
and tones from roots and herbs
gathered from the forests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09
Your Blood Supply
Must BeP Always

One of these formulas wa.
handed down to the white man and
for more than 50 years has been
used as S. S. S. which is recognized
as the best known blood medicine
on the market.
This fine old remedy is still made
as of old from roots and herbs Of
proven medicinal value. In fact,
physicians everywhere recognize the
wonderful efficacy of these roots,
and they are prescribed IN some
form or other almost daily.
And now after being ID constant
use for more than half a century,
S. S. S. Is more popular than ever.
It Is sold by practically every drug
store In the land. and every druggist
Is well acquainted with its sterling
merit. for they have seen its results.
S. S. S. IS a very valuable agent
ii the treatment of Rheumatism,
Eczema, letter boils. pimples. skin
eruptions and other disorders that
come from blood impurities.
It Is also without an equal as a
general tonic and system builder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-09

jected 10 TO heavy pressure resulting
in such pain that the japanese champ
could only lay stil and grit his
teeth
Toe Hold In Ten Minutes
Invariably it was broken with a
deadlock by Natsuda but IL seemed
as If Matty would get out Of one and
fall into another 50 practiced was the
Iowa star in handling the feet OF his
opponent With ten minutes Of the
match gone both boys were getting
warmed up and they mixed il speed
lily. Reynolds got his first toe hold
at the end Of this time and II was at
least two minutes before Matty COM
bining all OF his reserve strength
with aggressive tactics managed to
break it. In IS minutes Reynolds
had another toe hold but il was like
wise broken
Timekeeper Harry Kane an
nounced the end OF % minutes just
as Massuda obtained a damaging
deadlock.
Reynolds rapidly switched
around and obtnined m identical
hold and both little men held on
for several minutes. Matfy
eventually wriEEIed out Of the
embrace OF his opponent and at
tempted to hold the champion
hut TO no avail Reynolds proved
the match Of EIafty In both speed
and strength and he was unable
TO obtain the arm lock which