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Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
MINE RESCUE TEAMS
 CONTEST FUR HONORS
 IN FIRST AID WORK
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

DENVER, Colo, Sept 10.-Sixty- eight teams, representing mines m every section of the country gave demonstrations of first aid work here today in connection with the interna- tional mine rescue contests being held under the auspices of the United States bureau of mines and mining organiza- tions. The teams had two problems on which to work. In the first they were required to apply treatment to a man supposed to have sustained severe in jury to his left eye ball, a broken knee cap and a dislocated shoulder. They were allowed eight minutes in which to complete this test.
 Tn the second problem they attended a miner supposed to have been a vic tim of carbon monoxide gas who also had a fractured leg and arm. They weer allowed eight minutes in which to attend to him.
 Two physicians judged each team, marking it according to the time re- uuired to properly attend to the pa tient and also according to the correct ness of the treatment given. Dr. R. R. Savers. chief surgeon of the Cnited States bureau of mines, was chairman of the judges.
 The contests were held in the stock yards stadium and were attended by q large crowd.
 The policy of concealing the identity of the teams participating, which was inaugurated yesterday. was continued in force.
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COX TO TALK IN
 PHOENIX SEPT. 22
 REPORT DECLARES

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz.. Sept. 10. = Governor James M. Cox, democratic presidential candidate, will speak in Flagstaff Sept. 23 and in Wins low and Holbrook the same day, ac cording to an article appearing in today's Northern Arizona Leader, which further states he will speak at Phoenix on the afternoon of Sep tember %, leaving Phoenix at 5:25 that afternoon for the northern part of Arizona. His addresses in Northern Arizona will be made from the train.
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TOUCH. OFF BIG BLAST

JEROME Ariz. Sept. 10.-As part of the work of taking the top 500 feet off the United Verde mine here, ten tons of dynamite were exploded late today in a single blast The charge was held in four holes. each no feet deep, eight inches in diameter at the top and five inches at the bottom, sunk into porphyry rock with churn sdrills. At the blast, a solid rock more than 100 feet wide and 130 feet high was disIodged. shattered and reduced 10 sizes suitable for removal by steam shovel. There was no accident- The shock was barely perceptible a few hundred yards away.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

WASHINGTON Mrs. Ellis Asby Tost, a prominent suffrage worker. will be in charge of the women5s ac- lritles of the 18th International con- gress against alcoholism. A pageant on the steps of the ca pitol will feature the convention Mrs. Yost, who is skAlled puhHcist, recently presided over the Republican state convention of West Virginia.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
LABOR DELEGATES RIOT

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Police re serves were called to the central opera house at midnight tonight to suppress a disturbance which followed announce ment by Samuel Gompers of the names of a committee appointed to draft a constitution for the newly organized central trade and labor council of Greater New York and vicinity The men appointed to the committee by the American Federation of Labor head were James F. Holland, president of the New York State Federation of Labor and Peter J. Brady
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
s5o,oo IN BONDS MISSING

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. IDA ship ment of bonds understood to be valued at S50,00O was stolen from a Southern railway train near Carnelia, Ga, last night according to dispatches received today. A station agent at Cornelia who investigated smoke in the station lavatory found partly burned papers and a rifled mail pouch. Federa! au- thorities admitted that a pouch had been stolen, but declined to discuss the details. It was reported from Cornefla the pouch was en ronte from At lanta bank to a New York bank.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
ENGINE ExPLooEs; ? HURT

COLORADO STRINGS, Colo, Sept. 1O.-A Rock Island freight locomotive exploded near Falcon, 6 miles east of Colorado Springs this afternoon, hurl- ing the engineer and fireman high in the air so that they crossed and fell on opposite sides of the track from where they had been seated. Each of the men, Timothy Foley, engineer. and D. Warren, fireman, sustained a broken lac
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
TO MAKE CABINET CHANGES

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 10- Provisional President de la Huerta of Mexico will make three important changes in his cabinet. according to information today from Mexico City. General Jacinto Trevino, secretary of public works, Gen. Antonio NilIareal secretary of agriculture, and Gen. Sal vador Alvarado. secretary of the treas ury are to be replaced. it was under
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
PAREDEs SUMMONED TO CAPITAL

MExICALI. Lower California, Sept
 10.-Word was received here today that Consul M. NJ. Paredes who has been stationed at Calexico. just across the international boundary, has been succeeded by J. J. Savela of Mexico City. It was announced that NJ. Pa redes had been summoned to Mexico City, and while the consul declined to comment on the orders, it is believed here that they indicate a promo ion for him. .A1E Af& M
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
VIRGINIA MINE STRIKE ENDS

V1RGINIA CITY, New, Sept. 1O.-The five day strike of 300 miners was ended tonight by announcement that the mine operators had agreed to pay a scale of s6 a day-an increase of S1 over the old rate, which tke miners went out for. The Virginia City miners union took no part in the strike as it's con- tract with the operators has not ex- pired as yet
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
GOES TO JoIN HUSBAND

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 10.- Mrs. Luz Corral de Villa, wife of Fran cisco Villa. who has resided in San Antonio four years, departed Friday for Parral Mexico, to join her husband There were 20 others in Mrs. Villa s party. The Villas will be established on the Hacienda del Canutillo, one of the ranches set aside for demobilized Villistas.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
AGAIN GRANTED REPRIEvEs

LINCOLN, Neb.. Sept. 10.-Alson B. Cole and Vincent Grammer, condemned Howard county murderers, were today reprieved by Governor McKelvie until Nov. 12 in order to allow time for dis posal of applications which were filed in federal court Cole has received If reprieves and Grammer 12.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
"NovEMBER fl" TO BE
 NAME OF PARIS STREET

PARIS-The Paris municipal coup cil is planning one of the streets of Paris November Ii" in connection with the Armistice day fetes this fall
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Garden Park

Mr.. and Mrs. w w Nelson are the
proud parents OF a 7h-pound baby
rirl. born Sunday morning. June ] B.
at the nr. Holmes hospit1r. Mother
and infant are doing nicely.
Mrs. F. w BiGdix entertained at her
home Saturday in honor of Betty
Goodloe and Fay Biddix. The guests
were as follows: Mary Leanna
Lewis. Nina. carmine and Glen Mel
son. Edith Langford. Gale and clar-
ence Canterbury. Ethel and MabIe
Husklns. Willis Nelson. Wilma and
Andrew Canterbury. Lloyd Nelson.
Betty Goodloe and Fay BiddiS.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. I.angford and
two chiudren. Edith and Herman. were
the Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd champeau of Pask Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Curtis and two
children. Edward and Marie. were the
dinner guests OF Mr. and Mrs. +. w.
BiddIr Sunday.
b. r. Cullifer Is able TO be up and
around after being quite sick for sew
erai days last week.
Miss Laura Bond of wilber. Colo,
is spending few days with her friend.
Miss Edith Chess.
wsilard Biddix motored to Colorado
EpsinEs "Wednesday and his daughter,
Frances. who has been in the Colorado
College. returned home with him 10
spend the summer with her parents
., Mr. and Mrs. w c. Knowlton. 407
College avenue were the Sunday
guests OF Miss Belle McBee.
Mrs. f. c. Canterbury entertained
the club ladies al her home Thursday
afternoon. 4 pleasant afternoon was
had and dainty refreshments were
served. The next regular meeting VII
be held with Mrs. Elmer Canterbury
Betty Goodlos, the little daughter OF
Or and Mrs Hart Goodloe Of Colorado
..ssH-
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Gets Citation
from France

Mrs. Alice Carter. 627 River street,
received from the adJutant generals
office in Washington. ID. c.. on Mon
day, for her son, Lowell l.. Carter,
late member of the Sixth Marines. a
handsomely engrossed war service
certificate from the United States Ma
rine Corps, and a citation from the
French government for bravery in the
war against Germany. The French
citation. which is signed by Gen. Pc
tain, as well as by Lieut.. Col. Lee.
commander OF the regiment TO which
Mr.. Carter belonged. says:
"on July IS. 1918. starting in the
middle of the night over a terrain
unknown and very difficult. the Sixth
Regiment of American Marines ad-
vanced in open order for two days.
without being stopped by the hard
ships and difficulties of replenishing
nttheir food and water with remarkable
ardor and tenacity rolled back the en-
emy for a distance OF II kilometers.
capturing 2.7o0 pris lers. IL cannon
and several hundred machine guns
Mr.. Carter. as a member OF the
Devil Dogs" as the American Ma
, rines were known on the battlefelds
of France. was in some of the san
culinary fighting "over there" and was
wounded In the big drive to force the
"Boches" back across the Rhine. At
present Mr.. Carter Is in Denver where
he is employed IN clerical capacity
in the offices OF the Union Pacific rail
road.
His mother viii go TO Denver within
the next day or two for the purpose
Of personally placing in his hands the
military honors and citations al,
luded TO.
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Westclif News.
Wet Mountain Tribune. !.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
Miss Rose Kennicott, sister of the
late F. L. Kennicott. died at her home
in Canon City on Tuesday last. She
was well known in this valley. Her
age was rs years past The ren1| pms
were shipped here for burial, the fun
eral taking place from the Kennicott
home in the valley on Wednesday, in
terment in Ula cemetery.
Bernard Shoemaker returned to
Colorado from New York to attend his
fathers funeral in Ramon City last
week, and came up to Westcliffe on
Friday to spend a few days meeting
old time friends.
Ernest Edman Lee, son of Mrs
Gartley OF this place and Miss May,
belle I.eona Zentz, daughter OF Mrs,
united In the holy bonds of mat :
mony la stWednesday afternooEeI-,
Canon City. the ceremony being isq
formed by the Rev. c. ]. ArmentrC
OF that place at the Canon hotel, Wit
nesses to the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Goshen and Z. L. Mott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee are numbered among
the more popular young people of this
county. The groom is engaged in
business here. in the conduct of the
Bijou pool hall. The bride is full
fiedged printer, having been in the
employ of the Tribune for the past fiye
years. during whic htime she gained
many friends. In the language OF the
printer. may no biscuits on Mr.. Lees
table be "set leaded'' or wrong fonts
get into the domestic affairs Of this
union Before returning home Mr.
and Mrs Lee will journey TO Denver
for few days wedding trip.
w. H. Panchot came up from Canon
City Monday to look after his intef-
ests here.
Judge ]. C. Schweigert and 4. II.
McLain were the visiting attorneys in
attendance at court this week
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Community Center
Adds to Rural Life

The greatest social need OF any
rural community is some Kind of a
community center, where men. wom-
en- and children may meet frequently
for various educational and social
purposes. Al one time the social life
In our rural communities was very
is proving that the community center
pays high dividends. and seldom fails
IN its purpose.
These centers have begun their ex.
istence in various ways. Many were
ouiErowths OF small country stores.
which included the post Offices. Here.
the people gathered to talk over their
problems and the events OF interest.
Dance halls sprang mp in many places.
some in connection with rhe stores.
The church has played no small part
In building up community centers dur
ing the last 25 years.
The hrst OF our country churches
were strictly denomina;ional. and
very often a small community hsr-
bored several Of these struggling in
stiiutions. which strongly opposed
each other. At the present time these
churches are combining into interde-
nominal Institutions. In this way,
the combined efforts helps to lift the
burdens and hght the evils OF a coun.
Try.
There are community centers and
community ceniers. One composed Of
gsBeral store. a blacksmith shop.
two small churches. two saloons. a
rink and dance hall combined. and
several residences. is sure to prosper.
But the direction is very sure 10 be
wron~ A center containing a large
% social
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for Bids

The Postcfiee Department is adver-
tising for bids for a motor mail serv-
ice between Canon City and Micanite
The contractor leaves Canon City
twice each week in the morning.. and
returns in the evening, except when
the roads will not permit of one-day
service. The contract will be let for
two years, ending June 30, 1922.
All bids must be in Washington by
June %. Blanks for bids can be had
at the postoffice
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L. w. Felter to
Visit Crater Lake

L. w. Feiter will leave here Tues
day on a trip to the few remaining ma
tional parks he has not yet visited
He will go first to the Zion Monument
park in Suothern Utah, which is com
paratively unknown to the public
after which he will visit the Mt Ra-
nier and the Crater Lake national
parks in Washington and Oregon.
The Zion Monument park is more
difficult of access than any of the
others and necessitates a stage ride
of about 100 miles from the nearest
railroad station to reach it Few men
have studied the national parks of
the United States as carefully as Mr.
Felter, and none are more familiar
with their attractions than he.
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CAUGHT WEASEL NEAR
THE FREIGHT DEPOT

James H Edwards. who is con
nected with the operating force OF
the d. & r. G. here. caught a weasel
near the freight depot at the corner
of Tenth and Water streets this morn
ing by running It down. The "critter"
was Gagged and has been placed on ex-
hibition in the window of The Record
office for short time. weaseis are
in this section of the
snecimen alluded to
7rable attention
street
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MRS. WERNIcKE VISITING
WITH FLORENCE RELATIVES

Mrs. Fred Wernicke, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. Sprfingmeyer.
and Miss Sullivan. left for Florence
Saturday to spend the day visiting
friends.
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GUESTS OF AUNT
AND UNCLE HERE

Misses Lenore Madison and Maude
irkman OF Oklahoma City, Okla, ar
rived Tuesday for a short visit with
the formers aunt and uncle. Mr.. and
Mrs. G, w. Anthony. and other rela-
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POST PARTY PICNIC
IN THE DISTRICT

Mr. and Mrs. ". 5. Post, accom-
panied BY their guest. Miss Edith Mi
lone and Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Pittman.
spent Sunday picnieking al Victor
and GoldfieId
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torville, who have been in town for
several days on business returned To
their home on Wednesday.
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Mrs. S. F.. Goodrich was taken to
the Graves hospital Wednesday whers
she underwent an operation for ap-
pendiciiis. She is reported today To
he doing nfcefv
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| eANcS- lucseds evening MI ana MIS-.
Frank Maynard took Miss Anthony
and her guest for a drive over the
Skyline and the city. This is thei-
| first visit here. ard they were de-
| lighted with the scenic drives. They
expect to leave today for Boulder
where they will attend school this
summer
LADIES RETURN
FRoM DENVER
ouNMrs. George Bacon. accompanied
Iby Miss Pearl Hagelgren OF Milwau-
l.ee, Wis, returned yesterday from a
visit to Denver
SILVER CLIFF FAMILY
HAVE RETURNED HOME
Mrs, F. c. Stroehlike and children
returned TO Silver Cliff Wednesda!
pster visiting for some days with her
mother. Mrs. A Mcneil
MRS. MITCHELL HOME
FROM sALIDA VISIT
i Mrs. T. NJ. Mitchell, who has been
in Salida, in attendance upon nei
niece. Miss Vallie Hallock.. who was
recently operated upon for appendi-
| citis, has returned home.
MRS. MATTHEWS RETURNS
TO FORT COLLINS
Mrs. ]. E Matthews. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Meyer
she past week, left for her home IN
prt Collins Thursday morning
,resSS LUSiNk AT
aNK L. SMITHS
X ass Violet Lusink of Park Center.
s\ INerly employed by the Crews
tS\ae. Company of Pueblo. is estab-
| lis1ed in her new position as book
keeper at the Frank l.. Smith store
PENNEY FORCE
ENJOY PICNIC
The store force of the J. C. Penney
Company had a delightful time Tues
4 day evening, when they motored 10
the old ice house" and enjoyed a
] beefsteak fry and picnic supper
I, NESTORvILLE MEN
| RETURN HOME
Bert Reed and Jesse Ahart CT Nes-
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RAYMOND WOOD
UNpERGoEs OPERATION

Raymond Wood was operated on for
appendicitis at 81. Anthonv's hospital
on Wednesday. His father re-
eeived word this morning that his
condition Is favorable Miss Roxie
Wood IS in Denver. having been there
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PETERS HAS AN
OIDSMO6IIE TRUCK

Henry Peters is the owner of one OF
the latest Olcsmobile trucks.
UNDER6OES OPERATION
FOR APPENDICITIS
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THELmA BACON
COMING HOME

Miss Thelma Bacon and guest will
arrive home this afternoon from BouI-
der University to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
Bacon
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BOYS HOME
FROM DENVER

Ralph Beach and Clarence Gilbert
returned from Denver Tuesday, where
trey took the Contopaxi Consolidated
school District trucks to have them
put in order for the opening of the
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MRS. DRYDEN RETURNS
TO PUEBLO HOME

Mrs. Mary Dryden. who has been
visiting Mrs. c. J. Rommel for some
time. returned to her home at Pueblo
this morning.
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ter MISS Maurine. who has been at
tending the Baptist women's College.
COLORADO TOURISTS
VISIT CANON CITY
A motor party of Colorado tourists.
including Mrs Sharp, the Misses
Stella and Sara Hawter, and NJ. R.
Hamilton. from Kansas City, Mo,
We're in the city Wednesday, en- route
10 Colorado Springs.
MRS. MARY PIGG
HERE FOR SUMMER
Mrs Mary Pigg of Rocky Ford is
spending the summer with her son
and family. Mr.. and, Mrs. w. H. Pigg.
on Hazel avenue.
TEXAS PEOPLE ARE
soJoURNING HERE
MIR. and Mrs. Raymer and son of
eaumont, Tex. are visiting in the city.
and are registered at the Canon hotel.
MRS. BLiLEY is
VISITING IN DENVER
Mrs. C. H. Bliley is spending the
week visiting in Denver.
MOTOR PARTY ARE
TAKING IN DRIVES
Mrs. j. R. Homer, Miss NJ. Lambert
and Lieut.. w. w Homer of Cleveland,
o., compose a motor party, registered
at the Strathmore hotel
LELANDs MAKE A
STOP-oVER VISIT
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Leland stopped
over in the city "Wednesday en- rout' :
home in Cripple Creek, after "
with friends in Westcliffe. me ~
THELMA BACON SIN a
COMING HOME
Miss Thelma Bacon and guest will
arrive home this afternoon from BouI-
der University to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
, Bacon
GUESTS OF AUNT
AND UNCLE HERE
Misses Lenore Madison and Maude
irkman OF Oklahoma City, Okla, ar
rived Tuesday for short visit with
the formers aunt and uncle. Mr. and
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Thursday
MRS. ASHER TO MOVE
TO GRAND JUNCTION

Mrs. Mary G. Asher OF Monte Vista,
who has been spending a month or
more in Capon City visiting friends.
will depart soon to make her home in
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EVANS rs A
SAliDk VISITOR

A. ". Evans went to Salida wednes-
day on a business trip.
POWELL HOME
FROM DENVER
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w. 8. HUGHEY IN
PUEBLO TO-DAY

W. B. Hughey is business visitor
in Pueblo today.
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Robert Powell returned from Den
yer "Wednesday with an automobile
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WEsTcIIFFE VISITOR

Lloyd Cone. automobile salesman. IS
spending the day in westeliffe on busi-
ness.
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LADIES RETURN
FROM DENVER

'uMrs. George Bacon. accompanied
by Miss Pearl Hagelgren OF Milwau-
kee, Wis, returned yesterday from a
visit to Denver
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ter. Miss Maurine. who has been at
tending the Baptist women's College.
COLORADO TOURISTS
VISIT CANON CITY
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MOTOR PARTY ARE
TAKING IN DRIVES

Mrs. ]. R. Homer. Miss NJ. Lamber
and Lieut.. W. W. Homer OF Cleveland
o., compose motor party, registered
at the Strathmore hotel
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LELANDS MAKE A
STOP-OVER VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Leland>stoppe'
over in the city Wednesday en- rout'
home in Cripple Creek, after a "
with friends in Westcliffe. me /
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MRS. MARY PIee
HERE FOR SUMMER

Mrs Mary Pigg of Rocky Ford is
spending the summer with her son
and family, Mr.. and, Mrs. w. H. Pigg.
ON Hazel aYanue