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The Washington times., 1920-08-14
TWELVE new DUNCAN
HOMES ARE COMPLETED

Twelve new homes have just been
completed by y. J. Dunigan. at 1901
to 1928 Kennedy street. in Fourteenth
Street Highlands. The homes are
now being placed on the market.
These homes are of Colonial de-
sign and are constructed of Fall
stone brown rough texture brick.
They are built on large lots 13S feet
deep to a ffteen-foot alley in the
hear.
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ing supervising architect Of the de-
partment other improvements will
give an additional 10000 square feet
OF floor space on the fourth floor OF
the building. A number OF inside
dark rooms on the north and east
fronts will be made light under the
roofng plan.
Improvement OF the top floor on
the entire south front and half OF
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BAUMAN & HEINZMAN IN
new REAL ESTATE FIRM

Walter NJ. Bauman and A. NJ. Heinz
man have opened new office for the
conduct of a general real estate and
insurance business at 134 Fifteenth
street.
Mr.. Bauman was formerly associa-
ated with the firm of Hartung and
Gibbons. while Mr.. Hartman has
been associated during the past sew
eral years with the firms of Belt,
O'Brien & Co, and Allan f. Walker
G, Co. Inc.
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same period amounting to S4o2 900 900.
Contemplated work reported during
the first seven months of the year in
cluded: S1T7.T35 900 for residential
buildings STAT, T,454 900 for business
buildings; s131 100000 for public
works and utilities: and S9s,526.000
for industrial buildings.
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APARTMENT HOUSE BABY
BORN: FAMILY MUST MOVE

WILMINGTON, Del, July Ia
son was born to DR.. and Mrs Richard
Mackenzie, and Immediately the land
lord ordered the Mackenzies to move
because of regulation agreed to by
some landlords not to permit dogs
or babies to occupy apartments.
The family has until october 10
according to a lease, but must vacate
after that date. Or. Mackenzie Is
secretary OF the State Charities AS
sociation.
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OWN YOUR
OWN HOME
TREASURY BUILDING TO
HAVE new ROOF SOON

The Treasury Department building
Is 10 have new roof which will
cost approximately s2sO.0OO. Work
on the roof will be begun this fall.
according TO James A. wetmore act
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Call at our office or telephone us
(Frankln S98) and learn all about this
plan. or arrange an appointment for us
to take you out to- RIvERDALE
HEIGHTS in our autos any week day
that suits your convenience. To save
time, fill in the coupon below and mail
to us.
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Here the opportunity of lifetime to own your home Here
the $50 Hundreds
have taken advantage this great lot sale You should not let this chance
slip through your fingers.
all the material including
lumber paint roofing hardware Spoung, etc. home
and balance
of lots in the newest and
though prices low restricted
to desirable people.
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Buy the Lot Now
How to Get There

Take car at 18th and C SITS. NJ.
w., or any point along line marked
Riverdale, Laurel, or Berwyn, and
get off at Riverdale. Autos meet all
cars on Sundays.
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Come Out Sunday

or any week day, and look the property
over. Make an appointment for one of
our autos to take you out. Hundreds
of these choice lots have been snapped
up by shrewd Washington buyers. Why
let somebody else own the lots that
should be yours? Make the start toward
YOUR home and your independence
NOW.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Parkdale

E. c. Zinheim went up to Cripple
Creek Monday with load Of apples
Mr.. and Mrs. David French and sis
ter were Sunday callers at the home
OF Miss Matte Miller.
George Hunter has returned to his
home in Canon City very much i'm
proved in health after spending the
past two months at the Miller ranch
on Wilson creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Beeson. daugh
ter Ruth and little son, Harry Of Pen
rose. were dinner guests Sunday of
Mrs. Cora Burkhardt
Ed o'Brien was in Pueblo Monday
on business.
]. F. Culig of Pueblo was a visitor
at the O'Brien ranch Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sidebottom were
callers on the Park Sunday.
Miss Hattie Lealse is reported to be
very Ill at the home of her brother
in Geneva, Kan.
George O'Brien. Fred Mattoon and
Earl Wright were among the lucky
hunters, returning Sunday with fine
buck.
Edna DUFFY was an all-night guest OF
Edo Swanson in East Canon Sunday
Frank Bruce OF Canon City was q
caller on the Park Sunday.
Claude and Hubert Spapgier were
visitors at the Miller ranch on vii
son creek last Sunday.
Miss AnnabelIe Kofer and Mr.. Nil.
ton of Canon City were callers at the
Miller ranch last Friday.
Word has been received OF the mar.
riage of Clyde Sauers to Miss Isabelle
Crater of Victor. on September 10.
A. L. Hhanderselft and brother-in
law. who were returning to their home
in Cripple Creek from hunting trip
were dinner guests at the C. A. Nor
man home Monday.
Mrs. Isadore Spangler and baby
were guests Of MIRA Matte Miller last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Butler and
Clyde Sauers and bride OF Goldneld
were visiting with relatives Saturday
and Sunday.
Fred Waters went up to his home
stead at Bare Hills Thursday to dis
potatoes, OF which he has a good crop
this year Mrs. Charles Bobay oi
Cripple Creek. who has been 4 guss
OF Mrs Matte Miller the past week
departed Saturday for her home.
Henry Spoerhase and Ira Columbia
returned Monday from Cottonwood
hreek. each succeeding In bringing In
a nice young buck.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Biggs-Kurtz Co.
Makes Fine Display

The Grand Junction Daily News
says: "The Biggs-Kurtz Hardware
Company has about $4,000 worth OF
merchandise on display at the fair,
They have by far the largest display
of any firm exhibiting, and 1t is a
rare treat to go through their exhibits
In the main hall they have a big sep
arator exhibition with many machines
on display and plenty Of literature for
all who are interested. On the east
side of the exhibition hall they have
vast collection of Implements
threshing outfits. reapers, plows. cul
tivators. harrows and lot of other i'm
plements. wagons and SO on without
number.
Then they have a big tent on the
grounds just north of the foregoing
display. In this big tent are found
electric Maytags and a lot of other
equipment from their immense stock
They have expert demonstrators in
charge. They have tire rack on
display filed with Pennsylvania tires
Certainly. Biggs-Kurtz have responded
in a noble way to the fair associa.
tion's request for support. They
have spent close to $500 making the
exhibit possible and it gives anyone
visiting the fair an idea of the i'm.
mensity Of this big Arm"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
ID. E. Gibson on an
Inspection Trip

D. e. Gibson. president of the vari-
Gus Gibson corporations, with heavy
lumber interests in this state, as well
as in New Mexico. Texas and Arizona
left Monday evening for the different
points where these enterprises are To-
-. .. ...z-ection trip.
October 10 Mr.. Gibson will leave E
Paso, Tex, with a party of business
men from the Southwest, principally
residents OF Ell Paso. for a trip OF two
or three weeks duration into Old
Mexico as guests of the Mexican gov
ernment. A special train composed Of
Pullman coaches, observation, bag
gage and dining cars will be placed
at the disposal Of the party by the
Federal authorities in Mexico. The
excursionists will live on the train,
except while in Mexico City, and one
or two other points where 1t will be
entertained at hotels. There will be
many banquets and theater parties Tor
the visitors and some bull fights, no
doubt, as that is the big sport in Mex
leo.
The itinerary OF the party will cover
large part OF the Mexico republic,
and the special train on which it will
Mr. Hines has Travelled extensively
south of the Rio Grande river. knows
the country well and speaks the Ian
guage of Mexico fiuently.
Mr.. Gibson is anticipating a very
interesting and pleasant trip, and will
not retsrn to Canon City for a month
or more.
travel viii be the first run into Mexico
since the disturbances began there un-
der Francisco Villa, nearly seven
years ago.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Truck Driver
Nearly browns

Louis Hass, driving one of the
state highway trucks loaded with
structural steel, en- route from Den
unusual and distressing accident last
week wednesday afternoon, says the
Salida Record. That he was not
killed outright is one of the seeming
miracles which attend so many auto
mobile accidents.
When opposite the railroad tunnel
about eight miles east of Salida, the
driver lost control of the car, and II
plunged over a steep embankment and
into the river. 1t will be remembered
by those familiar with this road that
at this point the river makes bead
toward the road, which is protected
from the current by rock cribbi1s
about is fete high. The water is ex-
ceptionally deep at this point, and to
protect the motorist and driver Of
horse-drawn vehicles, a railing has
been erected. The big truck tore its
way through this frail protection, and
turning completely over. plunged into
the deep water. and that is now Wis
ible is the wheels and small portion
of the chasis.
When the car went over Mr.. Hass
was pinned beneath, only his head and
shoulders prortuding above the water
and it was in this position that DIR.
Knowles and his companion of Colo
RADIO Springs. found him few min
utes later, although Mr.. Hass remem-
bers nothing about the details.
His rescuers promptly went into
the water and managed to release
him. and he was brough, to Salida de-
lirous from exposure and pain He
was badly bruised about the body, an
X-roy disclosed a shattered elbow.
Pneumonia from exposure was feared,
but this far this has been avoided, and
indications are that the injured man
will be we'll on the road to recovery
in a few days.
Mr.. Hass has wife and family liv-
ing in Denver. and they were notified
by telephone by C. A. Mirris. friend
of the family.
State Highway Commissioner Ehr.
hart has authorized A. B. Goddard 10
remove the truck from the river, II
possible.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
State News Briefs

MEEkER-Mr. and Mrs A. E. Rees
retired, who are prominent in this sec
ton. celebrated their golden wedding
anniversary this month
OURAY-A runaway accident below
town resulted In injury TO Fred Hos
KIN and his sister. Lena. who with
their friends. were on their way "a
Ouray to attend a dance. Their team
took fright zt 4 sheep camp and scat
tered their rig all over the highway.
SALIDA-Nick Bajuk and wife have
been nned In court hcre on conviction
on a charge OF having a quantity ol
moonshine whisky ON their premises
They paid the 800 nne and were re
leased.
MOUNT HARRrS-Manager J. A
Halbert of the victor-Amerfcan Fue
Company has given FIRST. second and
third prizes OF SIS. Is and $40 to mem
bers OF the garden club having the
best kept gardens and yards.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS skI
course for merit winters carnival vii
he rebuilt from fund raised by tn.
Steamboat Ski Club.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS - Eims
Ward was arersted at Red Clin will
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
FLORENCE MEN BAG
DEER ON BEAVER

FLORENCE. Oct. 4.-John Bonney
and Henry Ives left for the Beaver
Creek country last Friday morning
at o'clock and at In the mornlng
they saw two fine specimens standing
together Mr.. Bonney brought his
down, which proved to be a fine 3.
year-old weighing so pounds. Two
shots were fired by Mr.. Ives. but the
second animal succeeded in making
its escape. though badly wounded
After inspecting the Bonney deer, the
hunters took up the trail OF the second
animal. but were not successful In
running 1t down.
A Farm Bureau social and enter
tainment will be given at the Penrose
school house this evening at 8 o'clock.
and a number OF Canon City people
are planning to attend. Tuesday eve.
ming meeting of the members OF the
Fremont County Farm Bureau and
their friends Will be held in the OF
fee OF County Agent Taylor at the
court house. and an invitation Is e~
tended to all interested In the organ
lzation to be present.
Bert and Walter Miller came in from
the mountains Friday evening with
large four-point buck. 1t is very
fine specimen OF Its kind.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
CANON CITY MAN
KILLS HUGE DEER

Perhaps the largest deer killed by
Canon City hunter this year. was
that by r. NJ. Anderson OF the Wann
Motor Company. while hunting on the
western slope OF Fremont's peak. four
or five mics weste OF town. last Sat.
urday afternoon. 1t was an eight
point buck and weighed something
like $50 pounds. What was said to be
the largest deer shot by a Colorado
hunter last year was killed by a man
from Pueblo in La Plata county and
weighed 385 pounds. The one Sc
cured by Mr.. Anderson was in splen-
did condition.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Coal Creek

Florence Citizen.
Miss Anna Evans left last Satur-
day for Boulder where she will attend
school this winter.
of days the weekend visiting IN
Pueblo.
Miss Eunice Beach spent a couple
John Cowan. Sr., woh was taken
suddenly Ill last week. is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Matt Smith Of Rockvale was a
,caller at Nu Shaft last Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Calmette spent
Monday evening visiting at the home
of F. B. Stephenson at Nu Shaft.
Tom Embelton is taking few days
layoff and has gone on a camping
trip. and expects to bring home Il
deer.
Mrs. Tom Jones of canon City was
visiting her mother at this place and
friends at M Shaft on Friday.
Harold Hansen. formerly of this
place but now of Tollerburg, was
shaking hands with his many friends
last Sunday.
Dave Price, one of the company
store force. is taking vacation, and
Mr.. Gribble of Pueblo is butcher dur
ing his absence.
Friends of George Fennell, who un-
defwent a very serious operation
some time ago, will be pleased to
know he is on fair road to recovery.
Griff Davis returned from I.afav-
ette after spending a few days there
looking after business and visiting rel
atives.
Ray Cowperthaite and Miss Ana
Fabrizio were united in marriage last
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cowper-
thwaite will make their home in Coal
Creek
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
REV. SPERRY GETS
KANSAS PASTORATE

Rev. S. H. sperry OF this city has
accepted from the Southwestern con.
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church call to the pastorate Of .
congregation in the Dodge City dis.
trict, and will leave in the course OF
a few days to enter upon his new feid
OF labor. The salary is q gratifying
one. and Rev. Sperry is to be consrat-
ulated on his election TO the position
He expects to return here at the end
OF the month or six weeks In Kansas
to look after some business matters
requiring his attention.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Society

( Mrs. Clyde Farmer entertained at a
very pretty announcement party at
her home in Rudd avenue Saturday
afternoon. There were five tables OF
five hundred and Miss MiIlcent Steacy
was awarded the prize for high score
Mrs. Leslie Stevenson received the
consolation prize and the guest of
honor, Miss Nina Skinner. received
a beautiful basket containing a
brides bouquet of pink and white
roses. The house was artistically dec
GRATED with pink and white garden
flowers, and the delicious refresh.
ments, served later in the afternoon,
were carried out in the same color
scheme. Little baskets of pink aud
white. with hearts containing
miniature photograph of Miss Skinner
and Mr.. Drake, who are to be married
some time next month. announced 20
the guests the coming event. The
guest list included Misses Frances
Walker, Dorothy Bonn, Mildred and
Margaret Ross, Bessie Bash, Mae
Bower. Sylvia Shirley, Elizabeth and
Nan Griffiths. Millicent Steacy. Helen
Linkins, Roberta and Esther Craig;
Mesdames F. A.. Knowlton, Leslie
Stevenson, Arthur Wilson, w. A.
Smart, Clyde Farmer, Claude Singer,
Ed Fredrickson and Paul Combs.
Mrs. Lowell L. Bailey entertained a
number OF friends at six-handed
euchre last Tuesday afternoon at her
homo. Greenwood avenue and Elev-
enth street. Mrs. c. c. Nelson re-
ceived high score prize. and Mrs.
Thomas lyman prize for second high
score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bowler had as
guests at o'clock dinner Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. VILLAIN Dollar,
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Prescott, Mrs. Mar
garet Bower, Misses Margaret Nor
rissey, Marie Prescott, Helen and
Elsie Bower and Leo Prescott.
The Sunday evening dinners at Mel.
sons are becoming very popular with
both the married and young people.
Sunday night about 10 people took ad-
vantage of this newly-inaugurated fea.
ture of this popular place. Among
those noticed were Miss Marion
Bowen, Hugh Willis, Alien Bowen.
Mrs Arthur Knowiton, Mrs DeFor.
rest Price. Frank Emmerson, James
Peabody. Eric Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Campbell and daughter. Martha
Jane, Miss Frances Emmerson. Ben
Schanuel and party. Miss Mae Bower
Elmer Bower
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
LEFT FOR PUEeIo
SATURDAY TO RESIDE

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Quarles and fam.
lily left last Saturday for Pueblo
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Quarles, who was late manager of
the Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph Company's business in this
city, has been succeeded by Lnther n.
Anderson. until recently a resident Of
Lander. Wyo His wife. who is at
president In Denver, will arrive here
as soon As q suitable place Of resi-
dence can be procured. Mr.. Quarles.
a. has already been stated. has nc.
cepted the position as assistant man.
ager OF the Pueblo Floral Company.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
The American Heroes
BY JOHN r. cHusrEAD.

The American heroes overseas.
Their love for others led;
Led them to sniff the battles breeze,
Then in the fight they sped
They saved allied humanity,
OF the central powers ire;
Which was akin to insanity.
With tLeir sulphur fire.
They saved liberties light,
OF being extinguished;
With imperialism's might.
Thus becoming distinguished.
AS electricity pierces the cloud.
To rove the thunder drums noise.
Ever be the praise of them thus loud.
OF those patriotic boys.
The Spartan Roosevelt flew.
Away into the upper deep;
Leading his squadron. too:
In sunny France he sleeps.
His noble spirit scars,
Ger all lands and seas.
Along fragrant light shores;
Throughout all times breeze.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Idians Ready
9 ,, for the Series

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 5.-The
Cleveland Indians, winners of the
American League pennant, departed
at 6 O'Clock Monday evening in two
private cars for Brooklyn where they
will play the first game of the worlds
championship series with the Dodgers
this afternoon.
A large crowd of cheering fans bid
the team goodby and good luck The
to-the-fnish-club," organized by
Cleveland rooters to help cheer the
Indians to a pennant, gave them a
rousing sendoff. J. C.. Dunn, presi.
dent of the Cleveland club, and This
Speaker, manager and centerfielder,
were in charge of the party.
"If our pitchers hold out. and
think they will. we will win the Sc
ries," said Speaker.
I've have the edge on the Dodger1
In hitting and fielding and don't con-
.cede them anything in pitchers. Our
airst-string hurlers have held their
own in one of the closest races in the
history of baseball. The team has
been going at full speed right up 10
Last Saturday, and we won't faltsi
now"
Speaker would not say who would
pitch the opening game for Cleveland
Both Coveleskie and Bagby are ready
and one of the pair. probably will be
settled on. The Indian manager will
give the team a short workout at Eb
y bets field this morning.
The team had workout and confer
D.. ence at Cleveland league park Mon
day morning. The practice was be
hid closed gates.
The outfielders tried out their arms
In throwing runners out at the plate
and catchers worked on throws to cu
runners down on imaginary double
steals. The batters we're drilled II
bunting and long sacrifice flies. Fol
9owing this the team discussed plans
of offense and defense.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Wipe Spray off
of Your Fruit

sSon have sprayed fruit so heavily AS
no leave residue on it. they are urged
Ito remove the coating by wiping or
rsther means that will make the fruit
acceptable TO the market.
One method recommended for pears
scnd apples by the Department OF Agri.
culture which can be followed at a
cost of a few cents a box, is to wipe
the fruit with cotton gloves. If heavy
rains do not occur after spraying the
coating that remains may be SUM-.
cient to disfigure the fruit sufficiently
20 arouse suspicion in the minds OF
the consumers.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
Hog Cholera
Months at Hand

October and November are the
rr~-.rs when the dread disease. hog
1t
sin --..s. ,Ie S-cuai, 2x -
..caise.s are urged to be especially OBJ
serving when feeding hogs in the
morning. Any animals in the herd
which fail to come to their feed. and
particularly those having arched
.ssacks and rough coats. should be re-
s1noved promptly from the rest OF the
5herd.
Our outbreak here seems to be uu.
der control. but the farmers around
Canon City should watch their herds
very closely. II any appear sick. do
not take any chances. Notify the To-
cal veterinary or the county agent at
pnce. 'sq1
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

The latest revelation OF the state
fair events Is the secret marriage of
Miss Geneva A. Payne and Harvey
Ming. while visitors in the Steel City.
Friends are not easily kept In igno-
rance Of such bliss. All extend CON
gratuiationA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

an auto alleged to have been stolen
from F. A. Metcalf
CRAIG-A car making the nafrpin
turn two miles east of this city.
plunged OF the road. throwing Miss
Violet Meador and Charles weddt
down the grlch. Mr.. wendt had
three ribs torn from place. Three
other occupants OF the car were unin-
jured.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

Miss May Arnold went to West
cliffe Tuesday where she has accept
ed a position as a teacher in the
schools.
Ira Grounds returned to Denver yes
terday after a visit in Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07
HARr,s BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Day school. SIS Night school. ss
a month, in advance. Save one
months tuition in paying six months
in advance. Enter any time. d-w-,f
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Mr. and MIRA Ray b. rhomasare thss
happy parents OF an slsht-pound boy
baby. born to them st their home.
Tenth strets and Macon avenue. thia
morning.
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Harry Boyd Andrew. weighing skS
pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs
Malcolm Andrew at the Graves hospt
tai Msnday. October 4. 1870.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pearcy aud
children were callers at the Robert
Pearcy home last Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-07

Joe Ball was business visitor AZ
she O'Brien ranch Monday.