The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-28
A Beautiful
Commemorative
Bronze Tablet


Thee is on display in the window
of c. c. Patton's jewelry store. sos
Main street very handsome bronze
tablet com T.orating the participa
tion OF former students of the Canor
City high school, who were called tc
military and naval service of the
United States COVE nment during the
late war Many OF these boys were
sent abroad and fought valiantly in
the great struggle for freedom and
civilization against despotism ana
autocracy Others went into the
training camps and cheerfully pre-
pared themselves for the same pa
triotic service on foreign battlefields
but we're spared the sacrifices which
such an assignment would have en-
tailed by the termina ton of the strug
gle November IL, 1918.
The tablet is made of the finest
United States statuary bronze, is
something like 36x52 inches in size
and weighs lao pounds. 1t was cast
in Boston and cost approximately
$500. 1t will be hung in the main hall
on the over floor of the Canon City
high school building, and will be for
mally dedicated by the Board of Edu-
cation, the American legion, in asso-
citation with representatives of other
patriotic organizations, on Armistice
day.
At the top of the tablet appears the
following legend: Canon City High
School Students Roll of Honor"
inc oil in, od
dition to the names of the boys, fol-
low: "In Honor of the Memory of
Those Who Served in the World War,
1914-191S" KILLED in Action, Lieuts.
John A. McKinstry and Harry c.
Wray'' This tablet Was Given by
the Mothers of Lieuts. McKinstry and
Wray, and the Students of the Canon
City High School,"
The order for the tablet was placed
by Mr. Patton with a famous foundry
in the East last spring, and was not
received here until week or 10 days
ago. 1t is, perhaps, the handsomest
bronze casting ever seen in Canon
City, and is a splendid monumental
tribute to the conservation and de
votion of the high school boys to the
udR anu u lnt pA VI libVANg
and equality it represents.
The names appearing on the tablet
are those of John A McKinstry
Harry. c. Wray, Roland Armstrong
Bailey Atkinson, Ernest Atkinson
Donald Augustine, Hansel Baird
Smith Bachelor, Jack Beatty, ROLAND
C. Bennecke, Clyde Biggs, Elmer
Bower, Walter Vincent Boyle, Vinceu
Brainerd, Harold Brooks, Joe Bryant
John Burgess, Ira Burr, Howard Bur
ton, Francis Carter, Edwin Cassidy
Robert Cissna. Lyle Craig, George
Crozier, Glen Cristy, Leslie Curtis
Arthur Darling. William Dozier, AL
den Eaton, Max Earl, F. Roy Erick
son, Charles Essert, Victor Flanagan
Helmer Foster, Edward Fredrickson
Clyde French, Everard Fuller, Lero.
Fournier, Leslie Glanville, Lawrence
George, Van c. Haggert, Maple Harl
Dewitt Harrison, Kenneth Hermann
Clarence Hills. Thomas Huxley, Clyd,
Hyssong, Wynot Irish, Kent Jewett
Russell Jeffrey, Ralph Kellogg, viii
liam Kennedy, Charles Kutzleb, Err
Lamb, Lincoln Larson, Raynold
Lewis, Everett Lewis, Herbert Mas
George Matkin, Fred Mattoon, Jane!
McClintock, Frank McEniry, Ernas
McLain, George McLain, Fred Mer
Ram, Ralph Middlemiss, Lawrence
Mikesell. Charles Minister. Donald
Montgomery, Arthur Morgan, Eltor
Morris, Clark Nesbit, John Nesbit
George O'Brien, Carey Othus, Cleber
Overman, Hunter Palmer, Wilfort
Paulsen, Glenn Paxton, James Clel
land Peabody, Lawrence Quinn, VIII
liam Rabsahi, Jean Ragsdale, Parl
Ragsdale, Lawence Reynolds, Norva
Robinson, Theodore Rowcliffe. Her
schel Roy. Elmer Ross. Earl Run
dahl. Frank RuGiani Marvin Russell
Clifford Sage. Harold SAVERS, Alber
b. Steffens. Edwin X. Sharman, Lloyt
Sheldon. Burden S. Sheriff., Edwin
Shum VIII Simon, Roger Sinden
Marvin Smith. George Steney, Huber
@'0r'- Hans Stoekder, Charles Swan
te G<a~~ TenH'iH, Al
4---aas, Ral
Thomas. Roy Turner, Harold Turner
Mac Tw-itchell, Robert Underwood
Ed Earney, George Whipple, Carl T
Watson. Murray Wylie. Alvin VIII
Lans, Fred vii Jams, Vernon VII
liaus. joe Williams, Van Wilson
Stewart Worrell, Lloyd Wright, VIII
liam Mckinley Zigler.
There are 1870 names in the list ant
those in c-arge of preparing the me
mortal had great difficulty in obtain
ing a complete and accurate honol
u