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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Squadron OF
Airplanes Seen
Here Tuesday

People living in the north part OF
town were greatly Interested in n
squadron of five airplanes which was
seen over Fremont peak about ,
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The planes
were flying at height estimated to
be about 1000 feet and presented n
pretty spectacle. AT tunes they were
almost directly over the Hoghack.
They would be lost to view for few
minutes in the clouds. but would re-
appear in the cleaner atmosphere be.
meath them for short time. when
they would again be enyeloped in the
fog higher up. For half an Sour or
more they went thru a series OF man
euyers as II directed by some general
plan after which they sailed away to
the yorthesst In an organized forma-
ton. Who the ayiators were. or where
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Record wan, .d. bnoe results.

There 10 more catarrh IN this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years II was sup
posed TO be incurabie. Doctors prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly failing
10 cure with local treatment. pronounced
IL incurabie. Catarrh is a locai disease
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
difions and therefore requires cons,itu-
tionaI treatment. Halls catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by l. J. Cheney q
Co. Toledo. Ohio. is a constitutional
remedy. 10 taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the System. one Hundred Dollars re-
ward In offered for any case that Halls
Cztarrh Medicine fails to cure. send for
circulars and testimonials
=. }. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. Ohio.
SOLD by Druggists. &c.
Hairs Family pills for constipation
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First Half Taxes
Coming in Nicely

The first half of the 1919 taxes are
coming in nicely, according TO County
Treasurer Blake Rogers, and a large
amount has already been paid in.
There is considerable complaint on
account of the increase in the levy and
assessment last year, but that was ex-
pected in view of the extraordinary
demands of the state, county and city
and town governments arising in con
nection with the high cost of living re-
sulting from the war and the en-
HANGED prices required by labor and
for the payment of materials of all
kinds. The first half of the taxes.
amounting to s267.15O. is due and
payable now, and If not paid before
the close of business hours at the
treasurer's office on Saturday. Febru-
AIRY 2S. a penalty of l per cent a
month, or fractional part thereof, Will
be charged for collection.
The following comparisons of the
taxes in Fremont county will be of in
terest to property owners. In round
numbers they show the amount of
taxes assessed in this county during
the last three years, and where the.
money collected from it was spent:
1917 1918 1919
State ...s $1,000 $500 $ 1000
County =. $4,000 154.400 $4,000
School .. 100000 100000 I75.0O0
TowsCtty 10000 $1,000 $4,000
The reason for the increased taxes
to be paid this year has already been
alluded to and is obvious to the most
casual observer of things. With the
restricted purchasing power of the
dollar and the inflated values of prac
tically all of the necessities of life.
more money is required to carry on
the administration of public affairs.
More money is necessary for the pur-
chase of materials and supplies: for
the payment of school teachers: for
men and team to labor on the pubic
highways; in fact. more money is
needed for everything that the state,
county and city has TO buy TO dis
charge the functions for which they
are organized.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29

You become nervous, Respondent. sick.
feverish, irritable, have spots appearing
before the eyes. bagstindcr the lids, and lack
ambition 10 do things.
The latest and most effective means of
overcoming this trouble. Is to cat sparinely
OF meat. drink plenty OF water between
meals and take n single Anuric tablet before
each meal for while.
Simply ask your druggist for Anuric
eanti-uric-ncid) II you nron't feeling up to
1hc standard. II you have lImbaRo, rhcu-
nnatisn. drups5. belin Immediately this
frenincni with Anuric.
INC pbNsieltns and specialists ne DR.
Pierce fny.iids Hotel Buffalo, NJ. Y.
have tiieroughlr tested this prescription
nrb ilnro tinfi with one accord succeHSftI in
GracSaoiy lir7c troubles
Paiirni- hatnir once used Anurir at tho
snstitutipn have repeatedly sent back for
more: Such dnnand has hcen created
chat Doctor Pierce decided Ia put Anuric in
fhe drug stores OF this country, in u ready
1o-usc form,
OmahR. Ncbr. ~ nchcd ali over and
selt so badly that j could not sleep at night
my bladder seemed weak, gave me consid.
crable trouble. and caused stineing scnsn-
tons. ! read mn advertisement Of Dr.
Picrcc's Anuric (nnti-uric-nciel) and rl,,r-
ciInsed a bottle. II was only a few dayu
before felt wonderfully relieved and iii
the soreness left me. am glad TO endorse
such worthy lncdicine and always nhall
recommend it."-MR9, w. @. ZESCH-
NAN. 1889 N. 18th e. !
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New Unit of
Ohio Zinc Co. i'm
Full Operation

The new unit of the plant OF the
Ohio Zinc Company is in full opera
tion, having been started about
week ago This unit increases the
capacity of the plant TO about $50 tons
OF zinc oxide "a month
The growth OF this company has
been so rapid that scarcely had the
new unit been completed than Il was
necessary to run It at full capac ~ E.
with the result that another unit Is
now being planned Construction upon
1t VIII probably be started within 50
days.
Certain improv ments devised by
General Manager Augustine in man
ufacturing the zinc oxide has in
- eased the quality OF the Droduct
Ir.to n little. The quality of this
ompanv's product hrs teen of supe-
rio~ order from the very start. and the
cent Improvements places I upon a
hirh plane
The Ohio Is now employing about
700 men The contemplated unit will
incense that number about half
n Won want anything or seil anv-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
BRADBURY AND STERLING
GOT HOME WEDNESDAY.

L. A. Bradbury, secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. and Pete Steri-
ing returned from Denver Wednesday
night. Bradbury attended the state
meeting OF the chambers OF commerce
and Sterling was present at the Colo
rado Editorial association sessions.
Mrs. Lois II. Allen of The Fremont
County Leader came down on the
same train.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Backache and Kidneys

Backache Of any
kim d is often
cnused by kidney
disorder. which
means that the
kidneys arc not
working proper
Is. Poisonous
matter and uric
acid accumulate
within the body
in great abun-
d a cc. YER
working the sick
kid dncys. hence
the congestion OF
blood causes
backachc IN the
same manner us a
similar conges-
ton in the head
causes headache.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29

February sO-Canon high VS.. Gen.
tral. at Canon City.
Febrary 27--Canon high VS. Centen.
nial, at Pueblo.
March 5--Canon high VS.. Rocky
Ford, at Canon City. 4. T b.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Turkish Cabinet
Will Resign
oD, United Press,

CoNSTA TANTINoPLE. Jan, 2s.-Tke
minister OF war and the chief of the
general stan of the Turkish army
have resigned. II is expected that
the entire Turkish cabinet win resign
shortly
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
The StOrk Express

Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lacky OF Beaver
Greek are rejoicing over the birth OF
a bouncing baby girl. Mother and
little daughter are doing nicely.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
JOHN ZlM M ERMAN
WORKING IN DENVER

John Zimmerman. formerly a clerk
at Hunter Palmer's drug store OF this
city. Is now employed At the drug
store In the Albany hotel In Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
MISS pIssMoRE

MISS DIssMoRE
HERE FROM HILLSIDE
Miss Vera Dissmore Of hillside is
spending few days in Canon City
visiting Miss Katie Smith
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LEFT TUESDAY FOR
THE SAN LUIS VALLEY

c. T. johnson left Tuesday after
noon on y business trip TO Center and
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
The service was conducted

| family The service was conducted
of the First Presbyterian church, OF
whose congregation the deceased was
| for many years devoted member
The high esteem in which Mrs. Wood
was held by those who knew her best
was evidenced by the many beautiful
floral offerings placed upon the casket
as a tribute to her character and to
the virtues she practiced in her daily
life. The body was laid to rest in
Greenwood cemetery and was fol-
lowed to the grave by large con-
course of people to pay the last rites
IF respect to the memory of the dead.
LOS ANGELES MAN
CANON CITY VISITOR
Ira Joseph of Los Angeles, is here
for IA few days on business and
pleasure trip.
WELL-kNoWN RANcHERS
VISIT CANON CITY
Alf and Frank Rowe are business
visitors in the city, from their ranch
on Current Creek.
DENVER MEDICAL MEN
VISIT PENiTENTikRY
Drs. H. T Pershine. Edward Dele
hanty. and c. w. Thompson arrived
here yesterday from Denver. They
will test the sanity of three prisoners
in the penitentiary and will decide
whether they will be sent to the sani-
tarium at Pueblo or remain in their
present confinement.
OIL COMPANY ELECT
NEW OFFICERS TODAY
The Canon City Petroleum Company
held its organization meeting at IL
O'Clock this morning and elected E. j.
Schmidt of Denver. president; Frank
Homan of this city. vice president and
treasurer, and A. L. Taylor, secretary
CALLED HERE BY
DEATH OF AUNT
Miss Blanche Wing has been in the
city for a few days from Casper. Wyo-,
being called here by the sudden death
of her aunt, Mrs. G. T. Wood.
STOCK SHOW VISITOR
RETURNS TO HIS HOME
Roderick Mackenzie is home from
weeks stay at the Denver stock
show.
WILL ESTABLISH
MUSIC SCHOOL HERE
Henry j. Kahn of Chicago arrived
in the city yesterday. He represents
the Sherwood music school, and will
establish branch in Canon. City.
REEVES IMPROVES
HIS PROPERTY
c. E Reeves of $40 North Nine
teenth street, has cut down all the ap-
pie trees on his property and will
plant the ground with alfalfa. He will
make improvements in general all
over the place.
SPELLS HAVE MOVED
TO EDMuNDS RANCH
Mr. and Mrs. spell have moved to
the Edmunds ranch on East Main
street.
ANDERSON MILLINERY TO
TO HAVE SPRING OPENING
The Anderson millinery store are
to have their spring opening on new
spring hats February Il.
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n Won want anything or seil anv-
thing Record want ads viii do the job
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29

they came 'rDn, is unknown I. ~as
the largest rumber of airplanes evsr
witnessed ic Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29

Drs. H. T. Pershing. Edward Dele
hanty. and c. w. Thompson arrived
here yesterday from Denver. They
will test the sanity of three prisoners
in the penitentiary and will decide
whether they will be sent to the sanl-
tarium at Pueblo or remain in their
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OIL COMPANY ELECT
NEW OFFICERS TODAY

confinement
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
BRITISH TROOPS DUST ARABS
Skins Take eakuah, Thirty Miles
Northeast Of esedad-slisht Re.
distance Made.

LONDON. Aug. N.-iiakuba. town
30 miles northeast % Bazdad. which
was taken by Arab tribe,lnen In revolt
against British rule recently. vas &C.
cupl.i by sikh british indian) troops.
according 20 a dispatch from Bagdad
only slight resistance MAS offered ny
the Arabs IN the to'sn. n IL said Else
where In Mesopo,sm mia the situation 10
without change.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-16
MANY SHOT Down
IN BELFAST RIOTS
Fifteen Dead and Forty Wounded
in Street Battling in
Irish City.
MACSwIMeY IS NEAR DEATH
Munger Strike % lord Mayor o. corh
N& Progressed So Far That Even
" Ne Took Food " Would
% Him No Good

Belfast. ireland Aug 3i.-The days
rirfing wa~ suid by the police 10 be
the worst Belfast has Yet seen. "
10 ! y m u was definitely known that
four deaths hal occurred ~ a result
" the disorders Thr>. included
Grace err. young woman who was
Sh'i when troops opened mr. IA clean
street IN the uuloni> quarter max.
ins fifteen known dead and more than
forty wounded since saturday night
Numerous persons with bullet
wounds were admitted to the To, ~
Victoria aud Mater hospitals
>hip,nrd employees. Who wer. un
UrJusi we're on their wsv to work
th.> morning when they we're attacked.
u j. charged by the police. by Stan
lcin.f~ and shouting Sun began Sol.
dirrs arrived after the disorder cntn.
m-ur'd aud assumed nring pnsiiiun
across YORK street. giving ihe crowd
three minutes g. clear ~" thorough
fare Most 81 the people led to ,ovrr
~ ar early hour other disorders
occurred IN the u,i.hbofh"od ~
Ewnrts row. uni'nl~t quarter which
w. attacked by sim fein.rs ye~'vr.
day Shops wer- wrecked. AMI io
clear ia" street ID" troops "p-n''i
'-r from an uriuor.i ear.
Shops Closed as Shots Fly.
\ party ~ shlpynri workers. headed
b. man carrying N. union jacS. pro-
,.,..ird up North street. Wide thor.
o1.Ifnrr lradius from ROYAL a,.nu.
a. Shaukill ROAD aud wheeled into
Wine Tavern street. a nationalist !"
Guilty whore there were suggestive
T. l.~ OF stones Shots were fired uul
the rank, of the >hipyard workers
were reduced by several who wrrr
rushed to hospital III. shopkesi'
~, ~ North street promptly closed
their stores
There have been i3j fires since We'd
ne,flay
Eleven Killed. FIFTY Wounded.
Belfast> SATURDAY night wa> IN.
worst since what u popularity known
~ the battle Of kHshnir road. Eleven
persons were Killed and nearly forty
N'Hb''As hiuhs W Ah'sh S''''N"'Ff ss'
the killed were young men. the victims
Of gunshot wounds.
4 feature OF the riotlng was tn.
extent Of the destruction IL property |
10y inc.ndiarisn. The tire brigade had
an especially hard tim. during the
night Ia fighting III. flames Its work
was rendered hii-ous 10y the constant
rattle OF machin. guns. The Sim |
f.in.rs w-re Ia strong force and APP |
pears-i To be we'll supplied with arms
ani ammunition.
Intens. bitterness was displayed
during tn. fighting There was great |
amount Of wrecking ~ houses and
burning of furniture both indoors and |
on the street
Report Maes~iney Past Aid.
London. Aug 3i.-The hunger strik.
Of T-r-nc. MacSwiney. lord mayor
Of Cork. has progressed ~ fur tina, b.
II IN such condition that even II h.
took food now II would do him no
good. according to u statement by tn.
Briston prison doctor 90 MacSwiney's |
wife. who ~iiri her husband.
Mayor MacSwiney IL said TO he
even NOR. grayely ill than at last re- |
ports. and change for the worse |
may come at any time Ia the next |
tweniy-four hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19
Owner Sues Herbert to
Recoper Crops on Farm

Suit to foreclose a lien on crops and
for the appointment of a receiver for
the crops was filed in circuit court
Monday by Hanora Gavin against Ed
gar Herbert. The plaintiff also names
the Business Mems Finance Associa-
ton as a party to the action.
Mrs. Gavin represents in her COM
plant that she rented a farm in New
Garden township Of 1861 acres to
Herbert at an annual rental of $1,000,
half to be paid the first Of last March,
the balance on the first Of next Sep
tember.
She alleges that Herbert has not
made the first payment and AYERS that
all unpaid installments Of rent consti-
tute a lien upon the crops. The
complaint states that on February 20
Herbert wrongfully and in disregard Of
Mrs. Gavins rights executed a chattel
mortgage to the Business Mems
Finance Association upon his unde-
vided one-half interest in forty acres
of growing wheat.
1t is alleged that this mortgage
lessons her security for payment of
rent. 1t is alleged that Herbert is
insolvent and financially involved.
The complaint charges that unless a
receiver is immediately appointed to
take charge Of all the crops that the
crops will be lost or removed by
Herbert. 1t is alleged that Herbert
has neglected the farm work.
He was released on his recognizance e
in circuit court Saturday on a charge
of issuing a check without having
funds in the bank.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19

Of the possible purchasers. Enter
pristng manufacturers for export trade
have already adopted this course,
which Is obviously more convenient
to all classes in the country of the i'm
porter than quotations in the currency
of the country of the exporter, whether
It be decimal currency or not. Tab
les would remain in use even were a
decimal system adopted.
Would Benefit Foreign Trade
In conclusion the commission re-
marks:
while we entirely agree that no
change in our currency system is de-
sirabfe at present, we are unwilling
definitely to reject the idea of pos
sible adoption of decimal system in
the future, For home purposes our
present currency system is adequate,
perhaps even better than a decimal
system, but a decimal system would
bring us more into line with other ma
tions, would, in our opinion, benefit
foreign trade, and more important
still, would greatly facilitate the adop-
ton Of a metrical system Of weights
and measures in this country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19
American Athletes Picked For Olympic
Squad to Contest at Antwerp in August

chant, Olympic club; H. Pollitzer, Mo.
hawk club; Carl Johnson, University
of Michigan.
HOP, STEP AND JUMP
Sherman Landers, Chicago A. A;
Bau Ahearn, Illinois A. c.; K. Geist. Y.
M. H.. A, New York; c. E. Jacquith.
A. c.; 10 Loomis, Chicago A. A.
44o YARD HURDLES
Frank Loomis, Chicago A. A; ]. X.
New York City; c. B. Daggs, Los
Angeles A. c.; J. NJ. Watt, Ithaca,
N. Y; Floyd Smart, Chicago A. A.
JAvELIN THROW
Milton Angler. Illinois A. c.; ]. c. Lin
coin, New York A. c.; K L. Wilson
Chicago A. A; f. ]. Hannah, Los An
geles A. c.; A NJ. Tuck. University
of Oregon; Jack Mahan, University oi
Texas.
12o-YARD HURDLES
L. G. Barno, Meadowbrook club:
William Yount, Los Angeles A. c.;
Murray, New York A c.; ]. M. Watt
Ithaca.
DISCUS THROW
ton; K C. Bartlett, University of Ore
gon; r. M. Evans, Los Angeles A. c.;
X. l.. Wilson. Chicago A. A; E. j
Miller. New York A. c.; V. o. Clapp
U. S. Navy.
5000 METER TEAM RACE
Joie Ray, Illinois A. c.; H. H
Brown, Boston, A. A; c. c. Furnas
Purdue university; A. A. Schardt
Chicago A. A; Mike Devaney, Mil
rose A. G..
10000 METERS CROSS COUNTRY
F.. w. Faller, L. G. Watson. Pat
Flynn, R. Crawford, l.. Huselbach.
PENTATHLON
B. Hamilton, Missouri; r. Legen
DIRE, Georgetown university; Bradley
Kansas; Perrine. University of Idaho;
V. o. Clapp, U. S. Navy; Duke Dunno
University of Michigan.
DECATHLON
B. Hamilton, Missouri; R. Legen
DIRE, Georgetown; Bradley, Kansas
Harry Goelitz, Illinois A. c.: Lieut.
Vidal, U. S. Army; Jack Ellis, Syra
cuse.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19
Dodgers Increase Lead
Bv3 Games Last Week

BY reason Of eight wins out Of nine
games, the Brooklyn Dodgers made the
best record of all National league
teams, incidentally increasing their
lead from one half to three games
over the second place Reds. Cincin-
natl won four out of seven games.
Two were dropped to Brooklyn, but
the losing streak was halted Sunday.
Cleveland, New York, Chicago and
st. Louis in the American league had
a successful week Cleveland es-
pecially so, winning six out Of seven
games. The White Sox won four con-
secutive games then lost to New York
Saturday and Sunday.
+ Tho upok'c rocIJ1fc fo11cu,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19
Hong Kong Dealers Hold Rice
and Caught by Price Decline
(By Associated Press)

HONG KONG, July 19.-Hong Kong
has been stocked with rice bought for
export and held for a rise in prices
even during the rice shortage. The
manager Of big commercial firm here
estimated that there was more than
$10,000,0O worth of Saigon long" rice
stored in Hongkong.
Recently the price fell rapidly and
dealers and exporters found them
selves loaded up with rice while the
banks were pressing for the payment
of bills. Japan was not able to buy
owing to the tightness of her money
market and it was stated that Amer
lea, ordinarily one of the largest buyers
of rice in this market, has ceased to
purchase because she had obtained a
sufficient supply The Daily Press
stated that about Is per cent Of the
rice exported from Hongkong goes to
Cuba but that Cuba's supply had been
purchased direct from the producers
instead of the Hongkong middle man.
There were food riots in Shanghai
in the latter part Of June owing to the
high prices Of rice there. On June 20
there was only four days supply Of
rice available in Shanghai.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-07-19
Upton KEEPS mum
ON SUCCESSOR FOR
SHAMR0Ck'S BOSS
BULLETIN
fIgyr ~. -

EBy Associated Press)
SANDY HOOK, July 19-Captain
William p. Burton will be given an
other chance at the wheel of Shamrock
~ in Tuesdays race, it was announced
today.
SANDY HOOK, n. J., July 10
Speculation above and below decks OF
the Americas cup racing fleet at an
chor today In the horseshoe centered
upon the successor to Captain William
P. Burton, whom Sir Thomas Upton
plans 10 remove as skipper or the cup
challenger.
Sir Thomas and Captain Burton
have had several talks on the matter,
and Captain Burton still continues as
skipper OF the challenger, though the
;4l-14olInc,5.1c nj tIat he mas u&tA sue
ceeded in command, may be expected
at any time.
May Choose Turner.
Captain Albert w. Turner, sailing
master of the Upton cup sloop, who
had the wheel of the Shamrock when
she made some of her gains in Satur-
days race, was being talked Of today
as the Shamrock's new skipper. 1t
was said that Captain Turner would
be given the wheel tomorrow and that
Captain Burton would sail on the cha1-
lenger, though he would not handle
the tiller, but this was not confirmed.
Sir Thomas has not said who would
succeed Captain Burton, but has told
friends that he likes Designer Nfchol-
son.
Colonel Duncan F. Neill, Sir Thom
ass representative on the Shamrock.
and Captain Alfred Diaper, Of the
. lo0 Gny
consideration, it is understood for the
Shamrock's wheel.
Crew Superstitious.
No Information could be obtained as
to whether Mrs. Burton would con.
ttnue as dmekeeper Of the Shamrock
Crew members with superstitious ten
denotes believe a woman should not
sail on a cup racing yacht. Sir Thom-
as Upton, his friends and advisers
on cup matters on the steam yacht,
Victoria today, have all confidence In
the ability of the cup challenger to
beat the Resolute.
Sir Thomas's friends say that with
a stout wind Shamrock would show
her heels to Resolute, which may
have trouble with her top hamper and
rigging in heavy weather, and that in
light airs in which the defender shows
ITO best advantage the Resoiute can not
complete the course within the time
limit of six hours.
Put on New Sail.
The mainsail of the Resolute has
been recut at the sailmakers at City
island and will be bent on this af-
ternoon. 1t was a new sail ana
showed signs of stretching after the
wetting in last Thursdays rain squall.
The stay sail of the Shamrock has
also been recut.
The race tomorrow will be over 80
mile triangular course, ten miles TO
a leg. Saturdays triangular contest
was called off because the sloops could
not finish the rules providing that
the race should be resailed on the
next succeeding race day.