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EARNEST STUMP--Over Is inches
of snow fell on High Park Tuesday
night and Wednesday. and much more
than that in Cripple Creek and the
district.
j. H. X. MARTINIQUE paper the
the other night made reference to a
certain Deliver bond firm as the lead
ing bond house in this district. / beg
to take exception to that statement.
do not desire to sponge any public
ity in the matter. but l am willing that
a comparison be made with the house
l represent and l think you will find
in this district alone we sell $1,000
worth of bands to $1,000 of the other
firm, and other districts is in proper
ton. II the article had said, "one
of the leading firms" it would have
been true, but when IT said 'the lead
ing firm," then 1t was covering great
deal of territory, and assuming much.
COACH HICKEY-I think we are
going to have as good basketball
season at the Canon City high school
as we had football. The team Is not
made up of veterans wholly, but every
man is full of pep and is hustler.
MRS. T. NJ. HARDING. JR.-I want
you to take message to your wife.
but be sure and do not do like you did
with the thread.
MRS. YEAMAN-I just came UP
from Pueblo and 1t seems to me that
it is colder here than 1t has been
there.
JESSE JONES-The cold weather
of the past wed VS. has affected the
movie theater attendance little, but
really not as much as l expected that
il would. The people of Canon City
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NOTICE or trNAL SETTLEMENT.

Estate OF Bctsey a. Bowen. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the
+th day OF February. a. h. 1899. at
o'clock u. m. the undersigned VIII pre-
sent To the County Court OF Fremont
County. Colorado. his accounts for fiual
settlement of administration OF said
estate. when and where all persons la
interest may appear and object to them
IL they desire
HENRY e. POI.HEMUS.
Executor OF the last VIII and Testa-
ment OF Betzey \. Bowen. D-c.ase a.
First Pub. Jan. Is. 1890.
Last I,nh feh. II. 1920.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE Residence. eight rooms.
with bath. large basement, barn
chicken house. woodhouse; lot 120x
lao; a bargain See owner at 903
South First street 12-plt w-plt
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Mrs. II. n Cooper entertained d
number of ladies at three tables OF
bridge at her home Wednesday after
noon for Mrs George Prentiss. Mrs
Carter was awarded prize for high
score. After cards delicious refresh
ments We're served and the afternoon
much enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs, Amiel Fortwrangler.
col East Sherman avenue. Lincoln
Park. entertained Mr.. and Mrs w. A.
Mollett of Three Mile Spring ranch at
] o'clock dinner Sunday Mr.. Fort
wrangler's daughter and husband are
also visiting at the parental home.
The January meeting of the Sunday
school class with Mrs. l. +. Collins as
teacher, met at the Methodist Episco-
pal church Monday, with Mesdames
BibieT and jenkins as hostesses. The
president, Mrs Dabney. called the
meeting to order. and on a motion
which was carried. the class was
hdiueu me aletHed 1ihss Oh tne
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school"
The class Planned at ensuing meetings
to study the books of the Bible, A
similar study to the teachers training
course. A social hour was spent in
the dining room, where delicious re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. The meeting adjourned to meet
next month at the same hour with
Mrs. Fisher and Mrs Drake as host
esses. Those present besides Mrs
Bibler and Mrs. Jenkins were Mrs
Collins, teacher: Mesdames Dabney.
Else, Campbell. Martin, Baldridge.
Wicks. Drake. Scoby, Melton, Harris
Baldwin and Fisher
The past noble grands % H r. l..
held their regular meeting at the l. o.
q. F. hall on Wednesday. January Z
short business meeting was he'll
with Mrs. Jesse Campbell. president.
presiding. A splendid program was
given as follows: Instrumental solo.
Mrs. Kinney: reading. Miss Edna Mel
son who kindly responded to encore
reading. History OF p. y. G's. Mrs.
Cora Schultz: song. Bubbles" Murle
Campbell. accompanied by Miss Edyth
Burton. An elaborate dinner was
then served by the club. which all en-
seated at the table. They adjourned
to meet at the hail next meeting, to
be held January 81
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Is holding us up. The heating plant
was shipped out OF Kansas City on
December 3 and isn't here yet. After
three wesks had past a tracer vas
sent after IL and the ear was found
in the Kansas City yards. and had not
moved scarcely 10 miles in ali that
time.
u. f. GIBSON During the time the
national fuel administration had
charge OF the distr button Of coal dur
lne the last strike We shipped a car
OF coal to Portland TO the cement
works. The government took charge
of IT, Il was shipped 10 Omaha. then
TO Chicago and finally back to It's orig
mai destination n; Portland The
freight on the car of slack would
have been 90 times its original cost II
somebody besides Uncle Sam had had
TO foot the bill.
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WOODEN SHOE Jim"
SENDS HIS GREETINGS

The Atchison Globe. IN a recent In
terview. says: James n. Seip. who
worked at the Central Branch years
ago. is now living at Canon City Colo.
and sends greetings to his old friends
In Atchison. lie Is now T2 years OF
age. He was known at the Central
Branch shops as Wooden Shoe Jim"
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SOCIETY
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Mrs. Ralph Wann entertained a
day afternoon at her home at Tenth
street and Greendwood avenue. There
were 10 tables, and Mrs. Don f. Fem
received the prize for high score and
Mrs. X. C. Bacon the consolation prize
After cards delightful luncheon was
served.
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sTOCkuOLDEns. MEErI>c

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar annual meeting OF tn" stockholderr
OF the Fremont Building aud Loan AZ
sociation- will b" held AT its principal
office, No. 523 Main street. In Canon
city, Fremont County. Colorado. on
Friday. February s. 1890. az the hour
OF I;3O o'clock =. m. at which time and
place Board Of Directors snould be
elected and any other lawful bnFin.sr
should be- transacted
Guy 4. HARDY. President
cHAIsI.E.S L. WALDO iacr..inrr IL
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several pictures. All departed. wishing
Clara many happy birthdays, Those
present were Alice Haigh. Evelyn Fos-
ter. Catherine Hutchinson, Mary Fran
ices Moggin., Mildred Cooper. Cecil and
Iris volk and the hostess.
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The Neighbors of Woodcraft held
their regular meeting Wednesday eve
ming with good attendance consid-
ering the weather. At the close of
the meeting all were invited to remain
and partake of dainty refreshments
served by Guardian Neighbor and Ad-
wiser Neighbor Mesdames Ewell and
Cosby. All enjoyed the little sur
prise. At the next regular meeting
January 81, there will be installation
OF officers All officers and members
are requested to be present Each
member may invite a guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Wann enter
tanned 2S guests at o'clock dinner
last night at their home. After din
ner five hundred was played at which
Mrs. C. A. Biggs and A. ]. Turner were
awarded prizes for high score. And
the consolation prizes were presented
to Mrs. Harry Bowen and r. c. Bacon.
Red carnations was the flower used
for house decorations.
The first meeting of the new year of
the Womans Club was held in their
1 tluD dlltihooh, Jan.
9th. Mrs. Henderson, the president,
being ill, Mrs. Overman. second vice
president, presided. In the absence
of Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Dillon was ap-
pointed secretary pro tenn.
Mrs James, leader of the afternoon,
study, in her pleasing manner gave
"The Eighteenth Century" and MA.
dame de Pompadore." Mrs. James was
ably assisted by Mrs. Glatgell, who
/! gave a biography of Rousseau" and
"Vallaire'
Mrs. Burgess gave cplendid re
view of "Richeiieu and Mazarin,'
Louis XIV" French Colonization
and Industry in the Seventeenth Cen
tury." The lesson that was omitted
on account of bad weather. AT the
close of the meeting, Mrs. James, Mrs
| GlatZell and Mrs. Sell served the la.
dies with tea and waters, and social
hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Ogden. a sis
ter of Mrs. James. was a guest of the
club. One of the text books. "a Short
History of France" is missing. II
any of the club members have it will
| they kindly return it to the club
rooms next Tuesday.
| Clara Elizabeth Rundahl celebrated
her eighth birthday by inviting eight
little girls in after school yesterday
The dining room was decorated In
pink and white, and canopy was
made from the dome to the table, and
a big birthday cake was the center
piece and little basket of candy al
each place. When the girls were
| snated at the table Mr. Rundahl took
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EsTuN, NDyEHTIsEuENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom IL ma )
concern that the following described . -
tray animal was taken up near PcnroS..
Fremont county. Colo. on or about Jan.
!. 1870. to--It. Dne red. white face
COW, 3 years old. branded UHY91zA
Said animal being un
Known 10 this board. unless CLAIMED Uy
owner ON or before February =. 1870.
said ertray VIII be sold by this board
Tor the bentiit Of the owner when
found.
STATE BOARD or STOCK INsPEc
TiDS cOMMISSIONEES. DENVER.
COLORADO.
First Pub Jan. -. 1920
Last rub Jan 22 1910
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IE3II5Il|
NorIcn or Angu.rMrNr pA,.

E.stat, of Emma NJ. Ripley. D.ccased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjust to-ihe connty
Court of Fremont county. Colorado. on
the 1ith day of February. a. -. 1920.
MARY u. TEMPLiN. VI
AdminlstratriN
First Pub. Jan, IL, 1870.
Last Pub. Feb. 8. 1920.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10
CHEATING THE HANeMAN
Detroit, Mich, Journal)


A Maryland Negro, who was given
his choice of food just before he was
hanged, ordered chicken, but changed
his order when he recalled that chick
en- had never agreed with him. He
took ham and eggs instead, and we
presume he marched to the gallows
without any feeling of discomfort
amidships and a pleasant sense of
having dined sensibly and well. The
spectacle of this Negro declining
chicken at his last meal, his regard
for his stomach in eXtremis, as well
as his desire to do nothing that would
ball up the hanging through the in
disposition of the principal, is almost
the ultimate in self-denial. Had it
been us, we are frank to admit that
we would have filled up on spare-ribs,
sauerkraut, mince pie, pickles and ice
cream and everything else normally
taboo. Then we would have marched
or been carried-cramped but hap.
py, to the gallows and defied the hand.
man to do his worst.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

Los Angeles, CAL; Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs. M. Franklin, Mr.. Byrd, Mr. Frank
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Day and
Master Andrew Wallace. Turkey was
the piece de resistance and all en-
joyed delicious repast After din
ner they were entertained with mu-
sic furnished by MIR. Loston at the
piano and Mr.. Byrd with the violin.
Entertain Out-of-Town Guests
In honor of their out-of-town guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Peck of 910 West
Lincoln street entertained New Years
day with a delightful dinner. Roast
goose formed the center of attraction
at the dinner table and all enjoyed
the repast. Among those present
were: Mr.. E. H. Lloyd of Los Angeles
CAL; Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. Washington, Mrs. Ada
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. P. Daw
son, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Prather OF
Fort Huachuca, Ariz., and Mrs. Edna
Taylor. After dinner whist engaged
the attention of the guests. Mr.. Daw'
son and Mrs. Taylor carried away the
honors. ~ II VA ia
From Prescott
Mr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Johnson of Pres
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10
10000 NEGROES TO BE
REPRESENTED IN MEETING

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-More than
10000 Negroes of the United States
will be represented in a mass-meeting
to be held in Cooper Union, New
York, on Monday evening, January s.
under the auspices of the National
Association for the Advancement OF
Colored People, it was announced this
week.
"The Negro and Labor is the sub
ject announced and the speakers will
be Dudley Field Malone, former col
lector of the port of New York; DR.
w. E. B. Dubois, editor of the Crisis
John Haynes Holmes, and Prof. M
H. Gassaway, who will tell of his ex
pulsion from Anderson, S. G.
Music at the meeting will be il
charge of the Clef club.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10
LOCAL news
Birthday Celebration

DiTlnudy OcicpFdIiOn
Last Sunday a great celebration was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Day, 1040 East Madison street, in
honor of Mr. Days birthday. Mrs.
Brown, a daughter, from Los Angeles,
Cal, came over for this occasion.
Other guests present were: Mr.. Good
in Vanbruent, of San Francisco; Mr.,
Richard Lee, of Oakland, CAL; Mr.,
]. H. Fearmore, of Fort Worth, Texas ;
Mrs. Marie Franklin, Mr.. J. B. Hen.
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Wallace
and son. Andrew, and Mr.. George
Hunt An appetizing repast was
served and enjoyed by all. Mr.. Day
was the recipient of many useful and
beautiful presents, among them being
a $3.50 Victrola, presented by his wife.
New Years Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K Wallace enter.
tanned New Years day with a de
lightful dinner at their home on East
Jefferson street. Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Loston, OF
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

Gilmore, pastor Of the Second Bap-
tist church. After January goth the
newly-weds will be at home to their
friends at 7O3 East Jefferson street.
To Winslow
Mrs. L. Maynard, proprietor of the
bachelor apartments at GIG South
Third avenue, left this week for Wins
low to spend few days with her
husband, who is employed by the
Railway Administration in that city.
From Chandler
Mrs. E. G. Hall of Chandler was a
visitor in the city a few days this
week.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

Stephen D. Little, near here, fell TO
the ground, Thursday, when the frame
building from the roof of which they
were viewing boxing tournament,
collapsed. Several were seriously in.
jured, but none seriously.
In the main event of the boxing
program further excitement was ere.
ated when "Whirlwind" Langford of
the 25th infantry was awarded the de-
cision over "Bearcat" Wright of the
Tenth cavalry on foul in the first
round, when "Bearcat" was alleged to
have bitten his opponent in the neck.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

cott, Ariz., have purchased the room
ing house at SIT South Second ave-
nue. formerly owned by Mrs. q. Bur-
ney, and will cast their lot with US.
MIR. o. G. Howard Returns
Friends of Mrs. o. G. Howard,
former resident of this city, will de-
light to learn that he is no longer
resident of Los Angeles, but has en-
gagged in business at Tempe, Ariz.
Mrs. Howard is still in California,
but will soon join her husband here.
Missourians Arrive
Mrs. Taylor Jackson and daughter
of Odessa, Mo-, arrived in the city
last week and will remain throughout
the winer and spring. Mrs. Jackson
is an aunt of Messrs. Prentice Free
man and James Coleman and is stay
ing at the residence of the former,
1000 East Washington street.
GoldinoI Club Entertains
Ladies of the Goldinol club cele-
brated New Years day with a BAN
quet at Doris hall. Many ladies were
present, and Rev. NJ. Thompson and
Rev. 7. ]. Sanford were special
guests. Rev. Thompson delivered a
short talk which was timely and quite
interesting. All the tempting viands
of the season were served and every
one had a delightful time.
Unique Club Meeting
Members of the Unique club met
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. N. w.
Bradley, 339 West Harrison street and
held an interesting meeting. Dainty
Refreshments were served by the host
ess. The club will meet this Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Trice at 205
North Ninth street
DR.. and Mrs. Hackett Entertain
One of the most delightful affairs
| OF the season was charming dinner
party given New Years day by DR..
and Mrs. w. c. Hackett at their pala-
tial home, 1884 East Jefferson street.
\ Holiday wreaths and other decora-
;. tions adorned the home. Covers were
laid for sixteen and delicious five
course repast was served. Turkey
was the piece de resistance, and, as
the doctor is noted for his surgical
skill, each guest was assured a gen.
erous portion. After dinner the guests
were entertained with music on the
| Victrola and piano. Among those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. c. A.
| Gilmore, Rev and Mrs. T. ]. Sanford,
Mr.. and Mrs Ennis Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Smith, Mr. and Mrs Elmer
Williams, Mrs. E. L. Lott, Mr.. c. S.
V. Jones, Mr.. j. l.. Carter, Miss Dol
lie Hackett, Dr. and Mrs. Hackett.
Lodge Officers Installed
Tuesday evening, January 9Th, the
IS. M. IT'S and U. B. F's gave leap
year dinner at Doris hall, after which
a public installation was held The
lodge room was filled with people who
came to enjoy the dinner and wintess
the installation Everything was car
ried out with clock-like precision and
all present report an enjoyable time.
Quietly Married
Thursday evening, January list. Mr..
Bert Trice and Miss Cora Wheeler
were quietly married at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brady, 2O5 North
Ninth street Only relatives and a
few friends witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by Rev. C. A.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

Arizona first in war-and now first
in peace. BY doing your part through
the Near East Relief you can help
make it SO. s
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

People who attend to their own
business have but little time for criti-
cising others.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10
SOLDIERS HURT AS
GRANDSTAND FALLS
Especial to The Tribune)

NOGALES, Jan. 7.-More than 100
soldiers of the Tenth United States
cavalry and 25th infantry, at Camp
Phoenix tribune., 1920-01-10

The excuse of Let someone else
do it" will not quell the pangs of hun
ger in chiIdren's bodies. Help the
Near East Relief help the kiddies.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Boston 1.-TWO games.)
Cincinnati at New York.
Only games scheduled.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
Tho ~
SPORTING
= SPOTLTGFFT
s Bag Bob PSS-zo
Bob PSezzo


down three horrible victories from the
helpless Detroit team, SO this uenu
takes himself an extra puff and goes
to it,
But he was systematic, you got to
hand it to him for that. Evidently IN
his younger days he'd had the ad-
vantage of a session In school for he
that the Yanks would murder the White
SoX three times in a row. He truly
believed the SoX infield would insist
on contract permitting them to back
up against the outfield fance when the
Yanks went TO bat. The SoN pitchers
were going to have cave dug and ev-
cry time they chunked New York bat
ter a ball they were going to yen
| "Kamerad' and do a nose dive for the
bottom of the trench.
Between each flop, he had 1t all
was playing Cleveland was just through
scoring eight runs per inning. In 9th
er words his coke confded to him that
the Sox and the Indians were going
to kerflooey, fozzle, fuke and every
thing, while the Yanks placed orders
for pennant poles
But alas and alack, as Nero said
when Caesar asked him to switch 10
jazz, this said dopester forgot to tlg-
ure on the possibility of the other Eel,
low forgetting to play dead. You all
know what the Yanks3 did in Chicago,
and they've started the same way IN
st. Louis. And Cleveland is on top
and acting very much alive. The WHITE
| Sox are doing the same thing.
Moral: Don't count your chickens too
soon fop0the best hearted hen in the
world some time sits on door knobs
unawares.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
INDIANS BLANK
RED SOX, z TO Q

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 20.-Cleveland
defeated Boston in the first game OF the
series here yesterday, to 0, in a
pitchers battle between Pennnock and
Bagby. It was Bagby's twenty-ninth
victory of the season, Approximately
$1,000 fans sat through the chilly wealth
er to witness the game.
Bagby held Boston to four hits, two OF
which were made by Hooper, the first
man up in the first and third innings.
He never was in trouble until the ninth,
when, with two men out he walked Witt
and Menoskey, but wound up the game
by striking out Hendryx. These We're
the only passes he issued except one to
Hooper Intentionally in the sixth and
one to MenOskey in the seventh lie
struck out four men.
Pennock had the Indians at his mercy
except In the SIXTH when Cleveland
scored the only runs Of the game.
After Wambsganss had lined to Scott,
Speaker doubled against the right field
wall Smith duplicated, scoring Speak
er. Gardner sent a weak grounder to
Pennock, who threw him out. Then
Johnston singled to center and Smith
completed the circuit, Sewell was called
out on strikes.
With the exception Of the ninth in
ming only one Boston player reached
second base. In the sixth Brady dou-
bled with one out Hooper walked, but
Pennock and Hitler famed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
BILL SITS ON ONE.

Bill Brennan, chief of Southern
league umpires, who was working back
of the plate, silenced a bug in the
stands who had been riding him. Bill
turned to the bug and said;
n "You can shut up now; everybody
knows you're here"
{ The bug turned every color in the
rainbow as fans sitting around him
gave him the grandoldrazz.
o Rube Marshall, Chick pitcher, had a
pool game on the sideines, with a
regular cue, balls 'neverything. He got
many laughs out of the crowd.
The Polarines appear to be strong
club. but seemed to have stage frlght
while performing before a big crowd
and against the Tribe. with proper
support Terry would have held the
Chicks to two runs. There was only
one unearned run, which resulted IN
the fifth as the aftermath OF Hale
error.
Big Bill Thweatt's mates backed him
in fine style, only two miscues being
committed and they never hurt any
thing.
Two fast double plays helped Thweatt
considerably, and along with Lynn
nrize bone, about killed off the Polar
ines chances to do any scoring.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
BROWNS HALT YANKs.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2o-A crowd said
by club officials to be the largest In
the history of the American league
here. saw St Louis defeat New York
6 to J. In the opening game OF a series
OF three games Sunday afternoon. Ropes
were stretched in tho field to aecommo-
date the overflow.
Davis hurled brilliantly, allowing only
two hits singles by Pratt and Peckin-
paugh The first came In the seventh
inning with one out and drove in Pipp,
who had walked. and moved to second
on Ruth's grounder. 1t was the only
time the visitors got runner past first.
peckinpaughs hit came in the ninth.
The locals drove Thormahlen from the
box in the fourth after scoring four
runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-20
EruptiOns of the Skin
Cause TOrturOus Itching

II you are afflicted with any form
OF skin disorder. you are well acauaint-
ed with the flaming, ming itching
that these disea rod E.
So many peoA ltinue to suffer
from eczema, tea nd other forms
OF skin disease because they do not
seek the source OF their suffering, and
no disease can be successfully combat
ted unless attacked at its source.
Skin diseases are cause by an inn
purity or disorder in the blood, and
there is no real and genuine relief
within your reach until such impurities
are removed.