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The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12
QUICK CHANGE OF CLIMATE
Traveller in hrixcna Gets Variation With Comparatively Little
 Phys cal E&ertion.

In climbing from the Painted desert, which lieS nt the foot of San Francisco mountain in Arizona, to the summit of that peak, perhaps 25 miles away, you experience as much change of climate and scenery and pass through as many different zones of life as you would in travelling from southern Sonora to the region of Hudson bay.
 This is due to the fact that altitude has the same effect on climate as lati- tude. If you climb 500 feet upward you have achieved the same change of climate as though you had gone 2 degrees north. The result is that a high above sea level has climate like that at the edge of the arctic cir cie. Moreover, many of the same plants and some of the same birds that live in the subarctic regions are found on top of San Francisco peak relics of that distant age when most of North America was covered by an ice cap and had an arctic climate
 The desert at the foot of San Fran cisco peak is one of the deadest and hottest places on earth Great areas of 1t are without a sprig of vegetation. There are vast beds of brightly col ored pebbles gleaming in the sun, great barren sand flats, ranges of hills that are stained bright red and blue with minerals, but show not a touch of living green. The heat Is terrific and incessant.
 Leaving this region in the morning, by noon you find yourself on the noun tain slope in an arid region supporting low scrubby forest of juniper and nut pine. Two hours later you have entered an entirely different zone, and are riding through beautiful open forest of yellow pine, with trees hun dred feet high. This gives way to a forest of fir, which is dense and damp, with heavy underbrush along the streams. Here birds and squirrels abound, and you may glimpse deer and bear
 As you continue upward the timber again dwindles in size. You pass through q region of scrubby spruce, such as grows along the Yukon in Alaska, and finally emerge on the tree less crest above timberline, where the climate is almost arctic and the snow lies deep in June.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12
THE HOUSE

Whoever prudently desires to build an everlasting house, and firmly wills that it be not thrown down by the blasts of roaring Eurus, and ventures not to despise the sea threatening with waves let him avoid the top of high Auster drives against with all his might: the latter, dissolvng, refuse to sustain the pendulous Avoiding the dangerous portion of luxurious residence, remember for stability to fix thy house on the humble rock. Though the wind mingling the with ruins should roar like thunder, thou, happily hidden in the strength of quiet rampant shalt live thy life serenely and laugh at the wrath of the sky Boethius, Tupper's translation.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12

It's easy to Get Dough in the First Place. There's always a Kind Friend--or a Shylock. But It's Tough to Round 1t Up again when you have to Settle the Marker. And. most likely, you'll Fall for the Quick Touch you can make from Another Guy. And then Another- till you've got More Creditors than Heinz has Pickles.
 If it's Pal you Nick, you'll Lose Him, for you'll Duck around Cor. ners when you Lamp him in the Distance, and you haven't got the Comeback Coin. If it's Shyloek, you'll Never Lose Him. which Is Just as Bad. He won't Let you. He'll Haunt the Shop and the Old Homestead. He will have you in Hook for Life You might as We'll be Caught in Quicksand.
 And if you're Hooked Bad, you're Scared Stif. You're Afraid of your Friends. even though they don't Bring Up the Delicate Question. You're Afraid of your Boss. lest he Get Hep to the Gentry that are Trailing you You can't Make Speed on the Job you have; and you Don't Dare take a Chance on the Good One you might Grab If you were only Squared Up. You're always Nibbling at your Pay Check through the Week
 If you Are to The Bad over Dough. fellows, Pull Out of It. Hike to your Shop instead of feeding the Traction Magnates Git will help your health, practice War Conser- vation on the Grub, make the Old Suit do for a Spell-but Get Even. And if you're All Straight now Keep That Way. Pass up the Junk you Think you Need, If Getting It means Owing the Price. You Don't want it that Bad.
 Far the Worst Thing in the World is to be q eDr" tDebtor. not Doc tor) and one Of the Best Things I know is to be able to Slant Right at the Map of the Universe and tell it to-You get Me. don't you? f51
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12
OUR CREED

CANDID OPINION stands for clear and unfettered thinking feeling and acting view of life. liberty based accepted recognized facts and by obedience law equality of opportunity and for milton of the efforts all who contribute the spiritual the intellectual and material welfare of national life We believe that business citizenship is the biggest business this country and profess answering loyalty tG the government of the United States
 is a policy of both destruction and construction. We would destroy ideals debasing and of simple happiness and right living would movement to dispel ignorance and prejudice put knowledge charity their stead
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12

~ UPPOSE Bennie Leonard, the - Greatest Little Mittster since
 the days of Old Black Joe Cans, were to start in Muss with another Good One-llke Jonnie Dun dee, say-with that Right of his Tied Behind his Back.
 Would he Have a Chance? Not even the Well Known Kind they Say a Chinaman has.
 Suppose that great Stake Horse, Omar Khayyam q know 'Em, see? though I don't Play Elm Went to the Post with a Three Hundred Founder, like Fatty Arbuckle, or Big Bill Edwards, in the Saddle.
 Would Gambler Play a Jitney on hime Nix. They are Wise in Their Way. For he'd be as Dead as a Morgue full of Doornails, which guess would be Pretty Defunct Institution.
 Where would champion swim mer Get wearing Lead-soled Slip pers? Or Hundred Yarder equipped with Trout-Fishing Boots?
 The Old Handicap would be Too Much for Them, wouldn't it? The Best you could Give Them would be Sympathy, which Is All to the Good in Its Place, but said Place is in Mir Webster's well-known Vol tune of Light Reading. And you
 Hdn't have many Kind Words for the Handicapper that tagged the Starters with those Burdens.
 But give me a Listen, fellows, A lot of you are Tagging Yourselves with a Handicap, that not only Slows you Up but Pulls you up, Dead.
 I mean DEBT.
 sOf all the Bone Plays that a Lad can Pull in the Game of Life the Concretest, think, is to Get him. self Hooked for the Dough And Hooked i3 the Right Word. For you Grab the Cash and Overlook the Darh Underneath and that keeps you Fast to the Lins-the Pay Back end of the Transaction.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12
POLITICS, THE PRESS AND POLITICIANS.

Tt is plain Glaucon. that if wish to be honored you must benefit the state" Certainly, replied Glaucon Then said Socrates, with what proceeding you will begin to benefit the state?"
 One thing always impresses Us about old Soc he kne" how to put the questions. He had knaek of winding around and about and gradually approaching his witness With few well laid premises until definite positive reply Was imperative and only conclusion could be reached
 Just this divers and sundry GlauconS going and down earth whom Socrates ought to inquire seriously-
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12

Other features in this number are "The Big Business of Citizenship "The Woman" by the Editor.
 There are two noteworthy contributions to this number, either one of which is well worth the price.
 Jennie Carr Putnam, who recently returned from tour of European countries has timely article on ''the liquor question in Europe"
 Rev. Forney Hutchinson, pastor of St. Luke's Church, Oklahoma City, and we'll known in Arkansas, writes on America from the View point of the Pulpit
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12

Read the remainder of this edi- torial in the current issue of Candid Opinion. On sale in Prescott at Guth- rie's Newsstand, or Telephone 232 or 192.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12

If you sincerely believe in this creed, you will want to subscribe for Candid Opinion Do it today. S1,00 the year
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-08-12
Debt-the Quicksand
By BILLY SUNDAY
tFamous Evangelist)

Copyright, 1917, by The Bell Syndicate. 1nc.)
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

AOcLDCA a. SCI I'm tCAt1 kkCl 80
cleared for four or five days. possibly
a week. owing TO the great mass
earth and rock which swept down
upon it. and its ear restoration to
traffic is a matter OF surprise An
enormous quantity Of earth broke
loose about 400 above the track and
Slid down on the s;sht-os-way. mo-
ing the track 100 feet out of line by
the force of the impact
Several Rio Grande passenger
trains from Denver to Salt Lake City
were detoured over the Union Pacific
road Monday, although tr-vel was
maintained on its own line to points
west b. the use OF the narrow gauge
road between Salida and Montrose
Dispatches from Grand Junction
state that four men were killed when
the slide hit westhound passenger
train No. / at Niger Hill Sunday
morning g. in .ead of two as given OFT
in Mondays advices. The dead are
Engineer George L. Hardenburg and
Fireman Charles l.. Schwermann, both
of Grand Junction; Ralph and Law
renee Brundie. brothers, both of Glen
wood Springs, aged II and 10. respec-
lively.
The Brundie boys were riding on
the tender of the engine and were go,
ing to Grand Junction to pick fruit.
Their father. w. ]. Brundie, was wait
ing for them there. He identinad
their bodies.
Russell Hager. 2S. of Dayton. g..
was dangerously injured. He was
wedsed between the tender and the
front pf .h.a mail ea- 4 physician
had to amputate his arm before he
was released Doctor say 1t probably
Wi. b, necessary to ar.pd-re =; CT
Hag"r's legs.
Misses Elsie and Mae Bower are
spending their vacation in Denver and
will be home the latter part OF the
week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
Rio Grande Road
ReestabliSheS
Thru Service

Westbound Rio Grande train No. )
Monday night and No. l this after.
noon were routed over the main line
from Salida to Grand Junction, and
will be the first trains to pass ove7
the restored track at Niger Hill,
ne2r Debnque, which was blocked by
big 'arislide early Sunday morning
1t is expected, according to informa.
ton given Out at the local office OF
the COMPANY. thai the debris will be
cleared away late this evening and
through traffic re-established to Salt
Lake City and Ogden.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Clyde Hainline was a business Wis
itor at the county seat Tuesday
The ]. C. Magruder family motored
to For- Collins last Sunday. They
left dwin there as he is planning on
getting an agricultural education. The
rest of the family returned wednes-
day.
Mrs. William Gordon Kerry LEFT
last week for Illinois where she will
superintent the building of some i'm
provements on her farm property.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. White and Mr..
and Mrs. S. T. Eeles were sisht-see
ing in the Victor neighborhood Sun
day.
Mrs. George Blount returned to he
home in Georgia Sunday after a visit
with her mother. Mrs. d. E. Mitchell
and family.
Lester Coffman of the Red Creek
neighborhood has been having a time
with tonsilitis the past week. H's
throat was in such condition as to re.
quire two operations. He is now i'm
proving rapidly.
A. Hannah this week purchased the
10-acre tract known as the Cargo al
falfa tract southeast of town. The
deal was made though the olmsted
agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Snider and son
Foster spent last week at their 800
acre ranch southeast of Pueblo. Mr..
Snider reports good crops and fine
pasture on the dry ranches this year.
Key and Rose Armstrong. son and
daughter of r. Armstrong, are staying
with Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Armstrong
and attending school here.
School truck No. 2 is again making
its morning call for the school. chill.
dren.
Messrs. Hollifield and Evans. the
road men have been improving the
highways on the north side.
Mr.. Carmichael is making some i'm
provements on his 20-acre tract
Corn is looking good but needs
more sunshine. May the good old
sunshine once more to this section
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
|! !large Fishing Tool
Made at Florence

The largest fishing tool ever made
hy the Oil We'll Supply Company II
Florence is now nearing completio1
Ae rough forging for the tool
Fetghe1 over 1000 pounds. while the
ast'et'nent In Its finished condition
'siii tiP the beam at over 500 bounds
The tool Is being prepared Tor ua-
u 12S-irrh hole q ~ 80,
s'ei' between Pueblo and Colorado
Springs. work g. whSch has been sns
pended for th5 past week pending the
completion Of the hghlng tool. which
will be used to recover drifting too's
recently LOST In the hole
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
Rockvale Miners
Get Raise in PAY

Employees of the Rockvaie properly
of the Colorado F''el and Iror-C Com.
pany have been granted material
wage Increase as result of recent
action taken by the company.
Manager Weitzel last Sunday an
nounced new wage rates which call
for daily increase of s12o to corr
pany employees employed on the in
side OF the mine. and an S3-cent daily
increase to the outside company men
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
CeylOn Tea Store
Truck in Accident

The delivery truck of the Ceylon
Tea Store met with an accident this
morning. Donald Duncan was usin :
the car In its daily routine. and had
stopped at house on South Twelfth
street. While he was absent from
the truck an Oakland car driven at a
good rate OF speed BY young man
named Deitz, came down the street
and collided with the front end OF the
truck.
The store truck received The worst
of the smashup. and it was late this
afternoon before 1t was put into com
mission
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
Near Serious
Accident OH Pump
Hill SATURDAY.

Mrs W. II. Thomas and some
friends were taking ride In the
Thomas car on Lincoln Peek last Sat.
urday afternoon. and as n. ear round.
ed the turn on the top OF Pump II u
at Il slow rate of speed. with Mr.
Thomas ~ the wheel. IL yeared 20 the
side of the road and struck stone
wall with sufficient force t,esslnsh u
front wheel.
TIE sun was shining brightly at the
tine. binding Mrs. Thomas. causin
the accident.
The rate OF speed at The time wa,
very slow. and It was this fact tia'
resulted in the car staying In the ro1d
and possibly preventing serious ac
cids,,t The road ~ IN n ed q y !,
bluff. and If the car had been travel
in az high 'ade OF sped thore -
'itt.e douhf ihat 1t would have rnn
over the bank.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
Whit Nix
Condition Shows
Improvement

Word was received at Florence re
Gently concerning the condition of
Whit Nix. who is i'll with typhoid
fever and cyanide poisoning at Ton
opah. New, and that he is very little
improved
Mr.. Nix, who is confined in hos
pital in the Nevada city, was taken
seriously i'll three weeks ago, and for
considerable time his condition
showed but little change. On Monday
of last week his temperature had gone
down to nearly normal. and he was
generally better at that time than at
any period during his illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. McCune OF SiI-
yer Plume, Colo, were visitors here
fos few days this week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
After Supper--What?

Most of time mortgaged work meals and sleep But
n
your present
Get do fosng a
a of a
for
after night, through
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
designer of
l. great
l.
/
For 2S rail
c. ahead
No where live l. will o
meet No Unite
Of the l. C. s Courses will
MAKE YOUR
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Rev. and Mrs J. c. Forster and
daughter, who came to Canon City
recently from Grand Forks, N. D.,
have moved into the residence prop
erty at S24 Harrison avenue, where
they will make their home. Rev.
Forster is the new pastor-elect Of
Trinity Lutheran church on Macon
avenue. The Fersters are much
pleased with Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Mrs Myrtle. Fisher. who has been
visitins Eer nothe7. .tr-. L. M. Bel
md hrothee Reuben Bell returned 10
-er home IN Denver Tuesday, accom-.
$50 E h7e was4e- Who IS ca ne
way 80 Laramie. wye. TO visit
daughter
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Roy Nickols arrived Tuesday from
Co 'orado Springs. and VIII 20 to work
at the Empire Zinc plant
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

When everything has
been made easy for you
when one hour a day spent
with the /. C. S. in the
quiet of your own home
will bring you a bigger
success, more comforts,
more pleasures, all that
success means can you
afford to let another price
less hour of spare time
go to waste? Make your
start right now, This is
all we ask: Without cost.
without obligaiing yourself
in any way. put it up to
us to prove how we can
help you. Just mark and
mail this coupon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Mrs. NJ. D. Mlchi OF Alamosa ar.
rived here last Saturday to be with
her sister, Mrs. Clyde MerrIs. who is
suffering from severe attack Of
pleurlsy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

w. II. Esser went to Sterling Tues
day where he will be a few days on
business
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

-dr and Mrs w C. Jones and aig
md Mrs J F. Jacobs. who have beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keeio;
here for the past few weeks. return
to their homes in Iowa Tuesday
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Tear Out Here
International Correspondence School
Box 1917, Scranton, Pa.
ExxDlain without obIigating me, how
| can qualify for the position, or in
the subject, before which mark X.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
NOTICE oE AoJUsrMeNT DAY.

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate of Claus wagonmaker. DE.
ceased.
Nj persons having cIsims against
said estate are hereby notified to rre-
sent them for adjustment to the
county court OF Fremont county. Colo
RADIO. on the 18th day OF October. A. u.
1920
ELLA wAGoNMAKER
Administrators
FIRST Pub. September 16, 1920.
.ast Pub. October Z. 1920.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Mrs. Laura Dell returned TO her
home In Idaho Tuesday after a visit
here with Mrs. Charles Galbraith.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Home Sewing week has been mauger-
ated for women who delight in doing
their own sewing, to inspire them to an
early beginning SO that they may pos
sess lovely Fall and Winter Wardrobe
fashioned by their own hands.
We are displaying many lovely new fab
RIGS and dress accessories. Visit this
store this week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
RsgSSg'lS'sSSERE|

Dress Snaps. "De Lona'sr and the
big Tom" card 10c
euttonhoIe Strips or Tape, white or
black, Button holes already worked
81 to "a inch lengths ---1o and 15e
"omo' Bias Tape
Wilson'S Dress Hooks -----1oc
Bias Tapes. bIek and coiors- IS to 25c
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16
(BUTTERICK'
|.

are indispensable to correct Home
oressmakina. The new October
Patterns are here also free fashion
sheet Also the October DeiInsators
and Fall ouarterlies are authentic
styis that you can positively rely on.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

g.: ): !.
Durable ThimbIe -------------iss
Needles. Paper ------------- 1oe
Pins, Needle Points -----1oc
Safety Pins card --------------1oc
NiehoIson's Sewing silk Thread
SO yard too 100 yards zoe
Ivory Rings, dozen ----15c
Measuring Tapes ----5 to 25c
"Grant" suttonhoIe Thread
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16

Scissors. Keen Cutting high grade
steel, assorted styles so to $50
Pocket Scissors --------2s and soc
DRESS SHIELDS
Double covered -----5o and soc
Lace BrassIeres and shields com.
bined silk covered ---ese
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-16


Trimmings, always the up-to date
Items. collar isees, braIds, all over
laces, etc.
BUTTONS
Hundreds. easily sampled for quick
selection. You will hnd the staples
as we'll ss many novelties. Cloak
cord and trimming buttons.
TRIMMING Beads
Many eolors lis and 2se bottle
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
AUTO INJURIES
ENDIN DEATH
Joseph Berberich,jr. Fails to
Regain Consciousness
After Crash.

Joseph A Berberich. jr- 1s-year-
old son Of the prominent Washing
ton shoe merchant, died at Z o'clock
Sunday night at Sibley Hospital
from conclusion of the brain, sus-
tanned Wednesday. An automobile
in which he was riding with five
others struck an iron support on the
bridge at Sixth street and Rhode
Island avenue northeast. The youth
never regained consciousness.
A, scant half hour before Ber-
berich died his father had left the
hospital partially recovered from
injuries sustained in the same acci-
dent The four other members of
the party. accompanying the youth
on a homeward trip from the Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania, were in
tured slightly.
Young Berberich was a first-year
student at Pennsylvania. He grad
uated last year at Central High
School, where he was a captain of
cadets. His home was at 1901 Ken
yon street northwest He was the
oldest Of seven children. Surviving
him are two sisters, Mary Katherine
and Rose. and four brothers-will-
lam. Walter, Charles and Richard.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
HEAD
TELLS OF WORK
Force Recruited at Rate o.
100 Every Month, Says
Newton.

G. ". Newton, chief of the In
ternal Revenue Department of the
united States Treasury, addressed
several hundred members of the
Income tax training class of his de-
partment at their initial banquet
saturday night in the Franklin
square Hotel. A. NJ. Gardner, of the
Income Tax Department, was toast
master.
Lauding the employees on their
efforts to introduce a spirit OF
friendship in their work, Newton
stated that increased efficiency would
He traced the history of the unit,
declaring that from a small group
OF government departmental clerks.
the force has been increased until at
this time there Is a staff of 5000
professional and scientific men in
Washington. and over 1000 in the
neld. He said that now the depart
ment Is recruiting at the rate of 100
a month.
Included in his address was the
caution with which the power dele
gated to the member of the staff
must be exercised. He warned Of
unpleasant tactics and overbearing
methods of collection.
Z. II. Baston, assistant chief,
made short technical address for
the good of the service. Other
speakers were B. e. Huntsinger, J..
l. McGrew, Z. w. Chatterton. and
Messrs. Ballinger, Clout, Kinsel,
Lauter. ODonnell. Phillips, Smith
and Fucker, all being from the de-
partment. 1t was announced that
similar affairs will be held in the
future.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 2s.-Hogs-Most-
ly Is to 25 cents higher than Sat-
urday's average; big packers buy
ing sparingly; average cost Satur-
day, $9.ss; weight, ego.
Cattle-Best fat yearlings opening
steady; other beef cattle slow: bid
ding lower; butcher cows and heifers
slow; Gamers, cutters. bulls, stock
ers and feeders steady; calves steady
with Fridays close.
Sheep-Fat lambs active, generally
Is cents higher; spots more; choice
native lambs toy shipper. sI2; fat
sheep, strong to rs cents 4higher;
feeders slow; choice feeder lambs.
s1o.75; 40 per cent run feeders.