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The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
SOVIETS OVERTHR0WN
 BY RUSSIAN PEASANTS

KAREN, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Western Siberian peasants have overthrown the Soviets in many important towns. Isolated peasant up- risings in progress since spring appear to have eliminated in a general insur- rection and the insurgent movement is reported to be spreading.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
LAST MAIL FOR NOME POINTS
 NEXT MONTH

SEATTLE, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) The superintendent of mails Boring sea points will leave Seattle September 12, month earlier than usual. The last direct mail to interior noints via Yukon river steamers will leave Seattle September 15.
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WOULD CHANGE SEAT PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
MEN MAY SMOKE
 IN VENICE LIBRARY

VENICE, Cal, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-Men may smoke and go coatless while reading at the Venice public library. The library board re- gently leased the building for merly occupied by the Venice Country Club and after mov- ing the books there decreed that tobacco and shirtsleeves would be permitted on the yerandas.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
WEST VIRGINIA GUARDS
 HAVE BEEN SENT AWAY

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) At the request of Governor Cornwell and the commander of the state police, the Willis Branch Coal Company has disarmed it's guards and sent them away in the hope that their action will end clashes between striking miners and private guards.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
MANY ARRESTS OVER
 WHISKEY AND DRUGS

DENVER, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Whiskey and drug raids dur ing the last week resulted in 75 ar rests. Liquor and narcotics worth S60000 were confscated and scores of stills seized throughout Colorado, Wyoming and Montana.
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AMERICAN REBELS IN
 CLASH AT SONORA

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 30 (by Asso- ciated Press).-A rebel band said to have come from the United States has clashed with federal forces at Altar, Sonora, the rebels losing two dead and six wounded They are said to have been North American filibusterers.
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NECKTIE PARTY TAKES
 PLACE IN OKLAHOMA

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 30 (by As sociated Press) 1.-The body of the negro Chandler, who was taken from the jail last night by 30 masked men, was found this morning hanging to a tree. Chandler was arrested Saturday in connection with the shooting of two officers who raided a still.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
CHICAGO MERCHANT
 KILLED BY BANDIT

CHICAGO, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) HI. B. Rhodes, dry goods merchant, was shot and killed by an unidentified bandit today while driving to his office. He refused to stop the car when ordered to do so by the rObber.
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COAL COMMISSION
 REPORT APPROVED

WASHINGTON Aug. 30 (by Asso- ciated Press) .-President Wilson has approved the majority report of the anthracite commission increasing the miners wages 20 per cent.
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LODGE CLAIMS LEAGUE HAS
 BEEN FAILURE

BOSTON, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Senator Lodge declared in an address here Saturday that the league with all the members in it but one has been a total failure and not ac- complished anything"
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
WASH0UT ON RAILWAY
 MAR00NS PASSENGERS

DENVER, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) Six hundred passengers on Denver & Rio Grande train were ma- x>rooned at Salida, where seven miles of track and bridges were washed out by the storms Saturday.
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THREE KILLED
 IN AUTO RACES
 AT SANTA ROSA

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-Two automobile racers and boy spectator were killed in the race here Saturday when ono of the racing cars left the track and crashed into a tree. The dead racers are Earle Beattie and Delbert Agler of Hanford, Gal.
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED
 AGAINST DENVER MEN

DENVER, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-A special grand jury inves- tigating the street car riots returned twelve indictments charging assault with intent to kill, malicious mischief and robbery. Thirty-three persons are involved.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
FEDERAL TROOPS GUARD
 WEST VIRGINIA MINES

WILLIAMSON, w. ", Aug. 30 (by Associated Press). A battalion of fed eraI troops has arrived from Camp Sherman, O., and detachment have been stationed in each mine in the strike zone, which is 50 miles long.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30
WASHINGTON WHEAT
 DAMAGED BY STORM

WALLA WALLA, Aug. 30 (by As sociated Press).-A terrific rainstorm and near cloudburst caused thousands of dollars worth of damage to wheat yesterday Many small bridges were wrecked.
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C WE;T'' 2
DEATH OF LORD MAYOR OF CORK
 FROM HUNGER STRIKE HOURLY EXPECTED AT BRLXTON PRISON

LONDON, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) ).-Lord Mayor MacSweeney' hunger strike~has progressed to such an extent that even if he took food now it would not save his life, and physicians said a change for the worse is expected today, the eighteenth day of the fast
 MacSawneeys condition was off, cially reported yesterday as unchanged but his sister said he was sinking and the doctors thought he might die at any moment.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30

GENEVA, Aug. 3O (by Associated Press) Ut is understood that King George is in direct communication with Lloyd George at Lucerne regard ing the lord mayor of Cork, who is reported to be dying in Brixton prison.
 BELFAST, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-Rioting of the worst kind yet reported by the police occurred this morning. Four people were killed and many win bullet wounds have been admitted to hospitals.
 Rioting and destruction of property continued during the day, the Unionist quarters being the center of the most serious disturbances. Troops fired on crowd woman was seriously wounded and others injured.
 DUBLIN, Aug. 30 { by Associated Press) A Sim Fein bulletin states that during the three weeks ending last July s, Republicans courts were held in 27 counties, to which former army officers and British officials and prominent Unionists submitted dis puates. Forty-two were arrested for criminal offenses.
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HEAVY FIGHTING IS REPORTED
 TODAY IN VICINITY OF LEMBERC
 RUSS TRY SEVER POLISH FRONT

WARSAW, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) The Russian Soviet govern ment is expected to propose removal of peace negotiations from Minsk to Riga, Moscow wireless announced yesterday.
 The Russians are endeavoring to drive a wedge to sever the Polish front. Violent fighting is reported at Belzec, north of Lemberg, where Soviet cavalry are trying new encir- cling movement against Lemberg.
 A Minsk wireless says members of the Polish delegation are becoming ill because of unsanitary conditions there. Peetr Denver, a member of the Amer ican relief administration, is seriously ill.
 LONDON. Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) The Soviets have engaged in a counter-offensive and occupied four villages east of Brest-Litovsk, says a Moscow wireless, which also reports heavy fighting in the vicinity of Lem- berg.
 A
 PARIS, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-The Soviet government has suggested a small town in Esthonia >f hn tiations. The foreign ministry de- aclares the suggestion will likely not be acceptable to Poland because Els thonia is dominated by the Reds.
 Forty-two thousand Bolsheviki have already crossed the East Prussian frontier, according to a dispatch re- ceived here, which says the Bolshevlkl are being interned under the direction of allied officers.
 BERLIN, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press) A Koenigburg dispatch says the Bolsheviki have resumed attacks. New attachments of Petrograd guards are advancing on Lomza.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 30 (by Asso- ciated Press ).-High officials express the belief that the government will not insist on specific statements from Poland regarding it's intention against the Bolsheviki. A general denial of imperialistic aims will be sufficient, it is said.
 Italy has informed the United States that the two governments are virtual lv in accord on sentiments concerning Russia and Poland contained in the American note of Secretary of State Colby, it was announced today.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-08-30

BERLIN, Aug. 30 (by Associated Press).-A Koenigburg dispatch says New attachments of Petrograd guards are advancing on Lomza.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
Teller Candidates
Get Same Vote

Vote for vote. neck and neck. Matt
Edwards. Republican, and !. N. Raley,
Democrat. made the race for county
commissioner in Teller county last
Tuesday. When the outside returns
from the different precincts were
counted 1t was found that each had
received 1882 votes. Now they are
waiting for Inc absentee vote to come
in to decide which is entitled to the
office. II there is no absentee vote for
either OF them and the canvassing
board finds the result to be the same
rs indicated by the outside returns.
some method will have TO be devised
TO determine which of them is legally
entitled to the Office Edwards says
that as this is a Republican year, the
Office fairly belongs to him. Raley
says It is up to him" to place in of
flee at least one Democrat in Colo
rado. Each of them declines to say
whether he voted for himself or not.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
President Lenine.
Says Next Red E
Move in France
(By United Pre.r.l

LONDON, Nov. 6.-The next NOV
6 the Russians. to Bolshevize tlIe
world will be to attack France and
Great Britain. according to dispatce
es from Helsingfors. duoting Premie'
Lenine, I'VE must" declared Len
i1e, use iudicious propaganda in
Africa and India. Already we arr
making progress there. Poland's
turn will come later. France is oui
greatest enemy because she is trying
to stabalize Europe. We can pro
duce revolution in Italy whenever 'ss
want to. We are working .hrousl
the instrumentality of Germans. wne
are anxious TO control Italian inaus
try"
The propaganda for Boleshevi-
win be carried on through color
ton, It is stated.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
PUT NAKED CHILD IN YARD
Father Arrested for Forcing Mother
to Compel Babe to Sleep
in Shed.

Camden. N jim order to get his
twenty-month-old babe out of the
house. Frank Luchi. twenty-nine years
old. placed # by day, naked. in filthy
yard. AT night he forced 1t to sleep
in an open she'd.
Sick and emaciated from lack Of
proper food and care. the child was
found exposed TO the heat of the sun
without any covering or clothes, and
tormented by flies from an open gar
bage can nearby, by Mrs. w r, Walsh.
secretary of the Camden branch Of the
Society to Protect Children from Cruel
ty.
A housekeeper at the Luchi home.
mother Of the babe, who says she is
the common law wife of Luchi, testi-
ned against him.
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Makes Offer for
Soldiers Memorial

The following & 'phBrt spirited and
patriotic letter. has been addressed
by ]. A. Vap,, Horn to Mrs, II. NJ, Hard
ing, which viii be read with interest
by subscribers to The Daily Record
The letter, Is self-explanatory and
needs no comment. Mr.. Van Horn
says: ;.
Mrs. T NJ. Harding:
Dear Madam understand that
you are the chairman of public com
mittee to .lrepare a suitable memo
rial to the American Legion. and de-
sirethat you allow me to suggest that
the community raise what cash and
other securities it can for such an
enterpr Sc, and purchase lot with an
SS-foot frontage on Eighth street and
Macon avenue, Or at the corner of
Tenth and Main streets, and erect
thereon memorial building with two
storerooms on the street level, with
offices, hall and clubrooms on the
second floor and a.. dormitory on the
top, or SUCH other. arrangements as
can be mutually decided upon.
"The funds necessary for construc-
ton purposes can be obtained by do
nations and from the sale of non-inter-
est-bearing bonds. the latter to he
paid for and redeemed from the
money paid in as rents or profits from
the business to be conducted in CON
nection with the building. A grocery.
or some other line OF business, to be
owned by the Legion should be oper
ated on the ground floor from funds
furnished h the members Of he Le-
. eion. each OF them taking 800 or
5000 in the capital stock o. the enter
prise as they may agree. No diyi-
dends or profits should be divided
among the shareholders; all rents and
profits to belong collectively to the
members Of the LEGION and be placed
in permanent sinking sund for 4
creasing the working capital Of the
institution and for the benefit of its
sich and disab ell members
"T viii head the subscription list
b. agreeins to duarrr the stone FOR
the building and doing any othe
work on the Job from start to finish
lOne-fourth of my salary must be paid
in cash, or merchandise l can use;
one-fourth TO apply on my donation
until it amounts to $50 and the re
naming one-half TO be paid me in non
interest-bearing bonds qf the pro,
posed memorial.
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WILL
NOT RECOGNIZE
SOVIET RUSSIA'S
VANDERBILT PACT
eBy,Un,,ed press.o

u
TOXIC, JAPAN. Nov. 6.-.Officia.s
of the japanese Foreign Office de-
clare they will not recognize the re-
ported agreement between the soviet
government of Russia and Washington
d. Vanderlip. under which a syndi-
cate of Americans on the Pacific
coast has. been granted concessions
in Siberia. if japanese interests are
affected by IL.
They say that as the principal ma
tons of the world have not cecoenized
the soviet government in Russia they
are not bound to recognize the Tan-
derlip agreement, nor is Japan pre-
pared to assent to any act infringing
her treaty rights in relation 20 Russia,
or any compact antagonistic to her in
terests arising from geographical or
other consideration.
Vanderlip was recently granted a
concession. for trade purposes on 400
900 square miles in Northwestern 81:
IBERIA by the. soviet government =. as
Moscow, ..The. syndicate. is to de
velop the. territory and: act as field
agnt for tbs. ,sQYiet, it is understood
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
5o-w2
LEGAL NOTICES

State Of coiorado.) r.
County of Fremont.
In the County Court in Probate
In the Matter OF the Probate Oh
meni OF Sarah j. Alien. De
Ne5ise to Non-Resiaeaef Of probate
TIE d6l6E4Ek PEE4EkE 70 or ,z5II 5HE = sTAgh s. III OK q
HiATT, = EkMsG NE HIT sHHAH ) !
HAKRIs, WILLIAM 2; FOX; MAY
may Simpson In said wiIp. GREET
In the State Of Colorado. that you, the
said Rolla r Hiatt, Harvey - Hiati
ieeafees and that Sarah j. Harris. VII
liam b. Fox and May Simpson are leg
atees herein;
with the provisions OF the statute IN
such case made and provided. and bY
order OF Court duly made and entered.
you are hereby notified that an insiru'
ment OF writing purportins to be THE
Lnst WIN and Testament OF the snid
day of October. \. II. 1920. by Thomas
]. Fox, residing AT Colorado springs.
Colorado. and James Horncy. residing
at Canon CITY. Colorado, that the said
decedent was. at the time OF her de
ttthfs TAhlntni OF canon CITY IN tnf
state of Colorado; that the said dece-
dent, according TO tho said alleged VIII
Devised and bequeathed her property in
~. words aud hgures. following. to-
'Tirst--Afler the payment or ali my
Just debts. funeral expenses and the
estate. give aud bequsafh pnto my
snpinos' snPhew' ,99lass d3a. ) ifox. ~ cgiorsd6
Thousand fs2 00G. 0Ol Doilars.rurfo mn
randson.t tRoli9, H. Blatt Of 81 JosepIis
,SoOO.oO) Dollars; unto my grandson.
OF the State OF Scbrhnltu. aach tho sum
n ono Hundred $500 0ol Dollars.
the sum Of one liundrod Csf0O 0Oj Dol
lars; unto. my frienng, Mrs James Hor-
OF One Hundred fSf00.00) Dollars,
which hereby bcqucath 10 them 10 APP
which they have bestowed upon me
and unto my niece. Sarah J. Harris. OF
Earnhii. Illinois. my gold watch and
"second+ direct my executors
hereinnfter named. ms soon Ms practi-
NEPHEW. william B. Fox. Of Bnrnhiii
State OF Illinois. all my beds, bedding.
table linen. towels. dishes. glasfwy
elry. wall pictures, portieres. tidies aud
rugs, TO be by him equtnbiy diyi9c
Simpson and said sarah ]. Harris. II
such manor ms may be mutually
agreed upon between them.
''Third-T give, devise and beuuenth
all the rest. residue and srernnlndsr OF
ms estate, of whatpoevnr kind nnd m
GRIND Lodge OF the fndepaudcnt order
OF odd Follows of Colorado. located nt
Canon city Colorado. TO have and TO
hold the same unto Itself and Its sue
cessors and assigns. forever for the use
Of the. Hone Fund. 81 said Lodge'
be and appear before said Court at
the County Court Room IN The Court
House In Canon City In the County of
Fremont In tho state Of Colorado, on
the 9Th day Of December. A. y. 1870
then and thore to attend the hearing on
VIII and Testament Of the seid sarnh
J. Allen. deceased. and further TO DO
md perform what shall. then. by the
said Court. be required and adtudged.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. have
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TIE Hl-Y CLUB
EcT OFFICERS

Homer Il. Hoisington, state boys
~ork secretary. met with the mem
aers Of the H--I Club tuesday eve
p n9 ? srp2er n the hasemert Or
the YsM. C. A building was a feature
ot the occasion and vas very ENJOY
able event IN the business session
that followed the supper officers of
the club for the ensuing year were
elected. They are: Illeo James,
president; Lawrence Swanson, vice
PRESIDENT Waldo Gland, secretary;
Russell stI.tz, treasurer; Russell
Pigg. sergeant.
The club members are looking Tor.
ward to an interesting and successful
year.
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taxicabs. and that often when they
had ordered dinner at a hotel she
wohId land money under the table to
him so that he would not tbe erp.bar-
rassed when the time came TO settle
the bills. rE4
She told tIis detective that she loved
Schultz and she would do anything In
the world for him. She said she was
willing to be married to him, and he
has said he wishes to marry her.
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Girl Cashier Of Baltimore lnsur-
ance Firm Charged With
Embezziing s9,673.
CONFEssEs HER GUILT
Told Detectives She Would Do Any.
thing for Man She Loves. and Lat
ter Expresses Willingness
to Marry Her. tr

Baltimore.-That she had embezzled
thousands of dollars for the purpose of
iavishing ii on the man she loved, was
the admission of Miss Bessie l.. Pick
twenty-seven years old, a cashier EN-
ployed by an Insurance firm, when she
was questioned at police headquarters.
She is now locked up charged with
embezzling S9.G73 from the National
Life Insurance Company of Vermont.
Following a close questioning of the
young woman, the detectives arrested
Frank Schultz, who is being held on
the charge of violating the Mann act.
Miss Pick said Schultz had accompa-
MED her in taxicab to Charlestown.
". Va. and spent the night of July !
with her at a hotel. John A. Hunt Il
chauffeur. told the detectives that
Schultz had paid him $50 for the trip
Snd that his hotel bills for the night
at the West Virginia town had been
paid by the couple.
Woman involved in Case.
Involved In the case also Is Mrs.
Hilmar Stearns. fifty years old, at
whose house the couple is alleged to
have spent many nights. and where
they had obtained a large quantity of
whisky. Mrs. Stearns Is locked up on
the charge of having maintained a dis
orderly house According to Miss
Picks admission. the Juggling Of the
insurance firms accounts has1been GO
ing on for some time past, but the
defalcations escaped detection until
the early part of this month. Miss
Pick had been with the firm seven
years and besides acting as cashier,
was confidential bookkeeper.
Miss Pick told the detectives that
she had often accompanies. Schultz in
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
RETURNS TO BE
CANVASSED NEXT WEEK

The ballots cast at the recent cleo
tion in Fremont county will be Off
ctally canvassed by a properly consti-
tuted election board in the county
commissioners room next week. be
ginning Monday morning.
The canvass will be made by two
justices Of the peace. one Republican
and one Democrat. assisted by the
county clerk and two tellers, repre-
senting each of the major politicaf
parties. 1t is expected that II will
require at least two days TO complete
the canvass.
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Late Isaac Stevenson

Isaac Stevenson was born in Whit.
ley county, Ind. March 81 1912, and
was in the seventy-ninth year OF his
age at the time OF his death When
child the deceased moved with his
parents TO Tazewell county H.. and
the family home was established near
Pekin in that state He was married
to Miss Barbara A. Reynolds in Iiv-
ingston county, ILL.,. December 90.
1870. In 1882 Mr.. Stevenson moved
to Barton county Mo. and from there
TO Co orado nine years later lie
rade his home IN this state from 1891
until is reath on ; ovember 5. 1920
SIX chi ren were born TO Mr.. and
Mrs sac aseu: laura NJ. Perry H..
ronas larry r., Alva Glenn and
- - 1a. The latter died
Tsrch % of this a- The deacesed
sr,7 p member Of the cfriF4an church
and was highly esteemed by all who
knew him.
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REV. FULKERsoN GOES
TO WESTERN SLOPE

Rec. DR.. q. r. Fulkerson left this
afternoon for the Western slope
where he will deliver series of 20
lectures and addresses in the interest
OF the foreign missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church, of
which he is one OF the field agents
He will speak on sunday at Eagle
and later. go to the more western
towns of the state.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
BossY PUT KICK IN MILK
North Carolina Farmer
Dying Only r
Whisky

Durham, N. C.-.inla
err living near this ois
his cows dying cH i't
pasture in Il stupcr
fering from some sfiqiut9 a
was called .tm nffrr
lengthy examination pronounced both
animals as merely ''beasfly' drunk.
A search for the cause led 10 the
discovery Of q big "moonshine" sfIll in
secluded corner OF the pasture The
cows had eaten quantity OF the
mash used by the Illicit whisky manu-
facturers.
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Noted THEATRICAL
STAR VISITS RELATIVES

Hiss Bird Millman a vel known
former Canon City resident, is the
guest of her grandparents, Mr. and
Airs. j. ". Patton OF East Canon, un-
il after the holidays Miss Muma
has been member OF the "ziegfeid
Foilies' in New York as Queen of the
herial Wire" and is one Of the ia
Fprites of the amusementloyine pun
le Of the metropolis.
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A celebration of Armistice day, No
vember II, will be held at Rockvale
There will be addresses given at 3
o'clock at the Y. NJ. C. A. and n
lunch will be served to all who attend.
dance. which will be free to every
one will be given at the Y NJ. C. a.
in the evening.
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David Pollock
Shot by Bandit
in Kansas City
lnr UnItrd r,rc.r.l

KANSAS CITY. MO. Nov. -
David Pollock. eyed 80. vice president
Of the Oshkosh Overails Company.
Oshkosh, Wis. was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded by two motor bandits
while en- route to the Union station
IN taxi here this morning. Pollock
was taken to a hospital He said ne
was shot because he was slow in pui
ting up his hands