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Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

Wd Mr. Boiling and NIr. sisla,9y ,n i!ured Mr. Walsh. iA- si es sir replied Sands. AZ And you were 10 use vo,,, i,e1,,a,,o. Nhh these two gentlemen 9s su.' 0u'eeu them-thats shis introduction 2" A0i
 That is what I thought" Eiie sald MT. Downey insisted" that
 ostehslble consideration for these ftes should De for services of Sands procuring loan for Downev.n
 lie said he did procure loan foe DoWney amounting to sIOOOOO wbich pe said, was very favorabIa fa, ttsn posit." A1 on ae- sands testified that, in all he ra SelVed in notes from Downev sa0 ooo Asked why he did not get the balanco el the $4O,000 he alleged was promised he said MT. Downey raised such a ftcK' rebated-gave him back one pOse ana agreed to rebate s5O0O more j Sands was asked: How much rnona,, aid MT. Boiling get?"
 T don't think MT. Boiling got anv,, Sands said. '' tf"Why didn't he get it2"
 Sands. i'' Sai"
 And he never knew he was to get h? Mir. Walsh asked.
 Well suppose he expected to And did you not promise him anv?p
 think promised him, sure. that 4e would get his part of the fee when Te got the money"
 Admits Paying $500 f||WeI" Mr VVa1ch oolraI at.. q. rom the photostatic, If he got the money, how came it you said in this qocument, Tt was always understood Ry MT. Boiling and among us that MT Boiling was to receive S6250 from the proceeds of the discount of the notes, put for some reason he became wor- red and would not accept the balance fna Sf2se RfilAs due. I had. in the
 |E#F1<| #|<>/'<@u to him in differ Ff 6NtIN <|< H<6l4nkeIy sISOG'"
 H1hal N 1If61 replied Sands.
 Ne witness had testified that he 1f0anod MT. Boiling s1s00."
 Replying to Chairman Walsh's ques tons as to which of his statements was correct, Sands said; What I put ni there is correct"
 How did you give him that s1s0O?'
 T gave him as a loan about $500 or maybe $1950."
 'Did you let MT. sisler have any tapney that way7' Mir. Walsh shot bhck.
 TT loaned one of his companies that Do was in, think, s5O0O and think dave him about s500o-l can not say 4kactly."
 'What's the matter, old many You look unhappy.
 T am. I am almost as unhappy as woman with a aeornt that nohodv
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

Georsee crepA wonderful quality silk crepe white copenhagen, black C1 OS
 
 the desirable light and dark coOrs Cheney Bros name S1 95
 C Yard SnpcIa 3s and MncnG ra ~ H l
 Inch z Pussy saE NY 0h VAoOO quality odd pieces desirable colOring lefto
 ss,lneh Crepe de chns-suabe patterns nd a very quality. CT % Special Chiffon silver grey battlezhp grey S1 95 evening coorngs desirable for these occasions G1 EQ
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

'what's the matter, old many You look unhappy.
 TT am. l am almost as unhappy as q, woman with a secret that nobody
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
S49.5O and better Sun1ptuolls
 FqrS

Madame will find for her most care ful attention a wonderful gathering of smaller fur pieces in our French Blue Room
 An almost indispensable article of wearing apparel is the choker. The truly well gowned woman feels her wardrobe is incomplete without it.
 Capes are the vogue and in our dis play will be found many of the most delightful garments the luxuriousness Of which could not be properly de- scribed to do it full justice. Foxes, squirrel, Hudson seal, Kolonsky Stone marten and many other of the aristoc- racy of the peltry are here.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
On Sale Monday, 22nd
Buy for Less
 w ash Goods

3ench that much higher in all the plain striped figured patterns CEn ss's as sas.is rss" in " white and pretty checks and stripes 5Oc a2-neh Madras Shifting in the ma EOn 
  4as 4a ss'Is ssss grade of " extra low 39c enshan plaid O0o chaes the Persian D.s. patterns . Getting s, ssan to normal when you s 25c paids; 0 years prices C0o cnshamssomhng fabric for kidde Charm ing blue red 700 ON
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

What js said to be the worlds largest oak in Bidwell Park, Chico, Cal, covers an acre of ground and can shelter 1000 men.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21
Appropriations To Be Congress Big
 Job Next Session

WASHINGTON. Nov. 20.-Speaker Gillett of the house thinks passage of appropriation bills will be the most i'm portant work done at the session be- ginning December and ending March A. Mir. GiIlett said today that, in his opinion, all matters pertaining to re- adjustment of the tax laws probably would have to go over until the special session of the new congress.
 Preliminary work on the framing of the appropriation bills for the next fis- cal year will be started Monday by sub committees of the house appropriation committee.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-21

Comparatively new in this country, the Muscovy duck, native of Russia, is fast making friends because of it's auaclxless nature.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
Soviet Plan For War
on America Reported

London--America will be Erested By
conquest from its present government
by Soviet Russia in its plan TO place
the entire world under Bolshevik
power Like the plot Of the German
war lords prior to 1914. it is the ulfi-
mate hope OF the military powers Of
the Bolsheviki TO cross the Atlantic
after France and England have been
reduced 10 provinces An alliance be-
tween Russia and Germany viii bring
war upon France as soon as the Polish
war is concluded These are the sen
sational facts in a report made by an
observer who has been investigating
the political situation in Poland and
East Prussia. In experimenting the
plans for an alliance between Russia
and Germany. the statement is made
that as soon as the Polish war is ended
a note xill be sent 10 Berlin demanding
permission To transport troops across
Germany TO wage war on France Upon
refusal OF this request revolution
viii be Instituted in Germany. the sue
cess OF which. Il Is stated. viii be as
sured by force OF arms.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
MADGE

James o. PigE attended the Sunday
School convention Al smoky Valley
Sunday
Miss Ethel Roberts. Of Williamson.
w Va is visiting her mother, Mrs
Julia Roberts.
D. W. wellman was calling on his
sister. Mrs II Nelson. Saturday.
Ed johnson. r BIankenship and
daughter, Miss Lucille. OF YatesvlIe
were here Sunday
Carlos and Kin Roberts were bust
ness visitors IN Louisa Saturday
Miss Inez WeIlman called on her
cousin Mrs W. V. Chapman Friday.
Lee Nolen was a business visitor on
Little Blaine recently.
Mr. and Mrs Harrison Terrell and
children spent Saturday evening with
their grandmother. Mrs Amanda Rob
erts
R 7 May and son Charley were bus
iness visitors in Louisa Friday.
Floyd McCown Of Reuben was the
guest of relatives here the past week
Mrs s 2. Roberts visited home folks
Sunday
Fred Bradley and Want weIlman at
tended church NJ Smoky valley SaUur-
day night
Misses Bess Garrison Mamie ard
E1Ie NoIen spent Sunday with Miss
Inez weIIman-
Misses Grace and Ruby Damron Wis
tied relatives at TaIlsburg Saturday
and Sunday
Mrs W V. Chapman and children
who have been visiting relatives here
for the past two weeks, have returned
home
Miss Lillian Brady IS visiting res-
tives in Ashland.
". NJ SpiIlmzn OF Oslo passed thru
here Tuesday.
Monnie Lonnie and Joe Willis Pigg
spent Sunday with their uncle W. Il
Barnett and family
Mrs o. J. Heaberlin and daughter
Miss Ruby, Of Portsmouth. who have
been visiting relatives here for the past
week. returned home Monday
Allen and Gee HutchisOn entertained
a number of their friends Sunday
evening. Among them were Misses
Georgia Lee and Emily HaWs. TudeIl
and Ruby Heaberlin. and HO-
n-e- O'Neal.
Beckham Hughes was a business
visitor in Louisa Monday.
Mrs. G., A. Haws called on Miss G
Hutchinson Friday evening
John Garrison and Want Wellman
spent Sunday evening with NJ. Nelson.
MAGNOLIA BLOSSOM
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
CHARLEY

Mr. and Mrs Lindsey Hayes and
children are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Hayes Of this place
Pauline and Hazel Preston attended
church here Saturday night
Miss Daisy B. George OF Henrietta
vas visiting AIafair Boiling Sunday
GraydOn H Chapman attended the
pie social al Gallup Saturday night
Reason E Swami was visiting home
folks al COrI1eIl Saturday and Sunday.
Bascom Boyd. Prank BeTins. Her
man HAYES and lobe Chandler Attend
ed church here Sunday
Dr.. and Ms L s Hayes were visit
ing Mr. and Mrs Roscoe HAYES sun
day
c c Boiling is visiting his daughter
At Urbanz- Ohio
Kettle Swznn was visiting relatives
At Charley Saturday and Sunday
Mrs. Robt- Brown vas visiting her
mother here Sunday
Maude Hayes was visiting Mrs Wal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27

Roy McKinstsr Of Detroit. Mich. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 2
&C. McKinsts-
bee nat Columbus for some time. have
returned 20 their home AT LedOcfo.
Mr. and Mrs Burns Johnson OF L.
gon. Fsoyd-eo. we're here thz latter
part Of the week visiting Mr. John
sons parents.
Misses Blanche and Gussie Summons
OF Griffith creek were here last week
visiting friends
s A Berry and \ Mr.. Crzbtree Of
Ohio. were hsrs last week setting up
tombstones for Mrs.. Patty Fraley.
L B. Hays il getting able - Be up
again
c ". Moore cf Ellen was on our
creek last week making pictur-- for
the schools
Miss Dova Hays and Mrs GoIdiz
BARLEY attended the festival al Black
burn Saturday night
Mrs Mary Spencer. who has been
50 Io~ with lung fever Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Moore Of Matte
were the Sundy guests OF Mr. and Mrs
John Curnutte.
J. u Hays was visitor on Georges
creek Friday
Several Of the small children OF our
creek are on the sick list
We have lots Of fruit and vegetables.
but the next question Is what about
the sugar.
II seems as IL II can't be had AZ any
price. 50 we must let sugar
alone and use sour krout-
AUNT SALLY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
Nay %. 1s2o
FROM FORT GAY
Trad

The pie mite At Daniels creek Sat
grpay night was not much sueee.a
there we're only nins pies. but the pro-
eseds we're SIs.s.
Mrs. Ella Adams OF PIekerInxton.
. = visiting her mother. Mrs LEzzis
Graham
Ms Bob Dan and boys returned
nome Friday after . visit to her daugh-
mother Sunday.
on account o. the Illness OF our
teacher ~e have no school Al DanIeis
creek noS.
jesse Berry vas calling on his
Drosher-in-iau. Ben Berry. Saturday
afternoon BLUE BELL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
FITCH

Omar Moore died August IS He was
the son Of Mr. and Mrs Delaware
Moore
Jake Richmond and Oracle Butler
were married recently.
Hobart COoksey Of CatiettsburE r
visiting his uncle. Harve PLznck
Miss Lizzie Leedy was visiting Miss-
IS May and bessie Planek wednes-
day night
H. B Poster went to Ashland On bus
mess
Clinton Hamilton is quite i'll with
fever.
JACK Conn Is sfck AZ prsssnt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
CORDEL.L

Miss Esta Moore and Miss MyrsLe
steele passed down our creek enrOute
10 Blaine
Willie swe'nam Of Wilbur was here
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lydia NJ. Osborn and Mary
boiing we're visiting relatives al Blaine
saturday
MISS Mona Arlington was the din
ner guest OF Miss LYDIA NJ Osborn
sunday.
ohver Swetnam and family we're
out motoring sunday.
Willie kenns was calling here sun
w hope that the well on j. l. Hew-
let's farm viii he a eood one
TWO SWEETHEARrs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
LEDOCIO AND ADAMS

We are having lots OF rain and plenty
OF mud now.
Airs. Charley Miller and children Of
Columbus O. are visiting her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. +. w. Themnson OF Lee
docio.
AIRS. Goldie Barley OF Madge. was
here last week visiting her sister. Mrs.
Pearl Curnutte.
Paul Thompson Of Columbus, Ohio.
Is Visiting friends hero
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27

ter Hayes Sunday
Basil Hayes and Jim Nickel were al
Charley Sunday
Fannie Ball was shopping at Charley
recently
Omar George. Of Ulysses. attended
church here Sunday
MUTT & JEFF
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27

BARLEY and sam Hobbs. Of Crlm
W Va enlisted at the Huntington re-
cruiting station Tuesday and we're for
waried 10 the slst Coast ARTILLERY
Corps at Camp Jackson, $ c.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27
BussEYvILLE.

There win be a pie mite and fish
pond AZ the Busacyville school house
Friday night. August n. Everybody
invited 10 come. ELIzA RANSOM,
Teacher
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1920-08-27

we have some rough lumber ana
severNl thousand good quality common
erick TOR sale. Apply Al snyder's
'1-ks' Louisa. NJ q
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Justice for POstoffice Employees

One of the unfortunate results of the advancing scale OF
wages rising of living which the advancing
based injustice that being done certain
industrial classes whose has been adjusted
to the conditions.
The members of the great American unions effective
demands higher wages, following them have
another of workers reaching adjustment
its changed conditions.
Every Cheftain has personal knowledge
advanced and unfortunately of
of exceptions the rule exceptions
another have left individuals
submerged by the rising tide.
the number of the Literary Digest there
concerning large class of valuable workers for
prompt relief immediate necessity. There
truth and the pertinence of the
and those concusivey that the
postofice employees class have been the victims of
justice ---tt II - go. =,
AS the with the school teachers whom refer
recently these columns inadequate
employees only reduced the efficiency of the work
ers driven other employment those whose
vices indispensable for the performance of this public
service.
Says the Literary Digest: THE postal being
crippled by designations 1t is becoming impossible
fill the vacancies In the
New York postoce alone than five hundred designations
within five months False economy destroying
all efficiency and threatening collapse of the Time and
energy ought be given handling the mail diverted
nstucng managing shifting, dissatisfied organization
The thing in all parts of the Ourndff
neglect the big employer of the postoce work
is recoling heads
The thing necessary for improvement of the condi
tons enlightened public sentiment The Literary Digest
has valuable public publishing these facts and
Chieftan glad aid in making them accessible
the general public.-Puebo Cheftain.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Palmer a Fitting Spokesman

Attorney General Palmer the recognized agent OF the
Wilson administration in the effort it from
Vhenng reputation in the Democratic primaries Palmer
the selected the Georgia primaries when
himself said else would defend the President Palmer
occupies what probably time the important
position cabinet interesting therefore
of his record of the past year.
In May year ago. deadly bombs mailed at New York
addressed officials who had been connected with
anarchists who noted for their oppo
lawessness. One of bombs exploded
of former Hardwick Georgia Early June of last
second bombing scheme undertaken but the packages
bearing bombs the mails bomb
dropped doorstep of Attorney General himself
explosion killed Numerous links
dence hand but thus far convictions have been had
although the Department given appropriation of hun
dreds of thousands of dollars force of
ves employed The result of the operations of the
Department have been vague warning of renewed
bomb activities May 1920
For than a Attorney General Palmer has had
practically free hand in dealing with profiteernghavng been
literally supplied with funds and the aid of Congressional
public approved Mr. Pamers
themselves and he have been defeated The
of living steadily the marked increase
of necessities being the of sugar. the price which
Mr.. Palmer helped to boost.
When the coal strike called last November,
ginning of both President Wilson Attorney General
Palmer denounced only unustfable but unlawful Mr.
Palmer compromised with the he had denounced
and the increased of mining coal added
the public pay.
While Attorney Palmer sarresting Reds"
subordinate official of another department ordering
release the persons without effective
head of the Department of Justice While boastng of his ache
in making he made public protest against
the turning loose of persons he had deemed enemies
can institutions
These the most important and widely
of the Department of Justice
gy sacrifice of respect for authority
Iagement for disregard of law and order.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27

The announcement that the school
board has decided to place memo
rial tablet in the high school building
in honor of the students who parucl-
parted in the world war is commend
able movement, but why eliminate
from the honor roll the boys who were
in the student army training corps?
These boys did not wait to be drafted,
but many of them willingly surren-
dered home ties and comforts, re-
signed good paying and permanent po-
sitions 10 prepare themselves for bet
ter serving the nation and Allied
armies.
The government has made no dis
sinction between the S. A. T. c. and
the men who were in regular camps.
The daily routine of drill at the stu
dent camps was identical with that
followed in army camps and in addi-
ton thereto the students were re
quired to put in all leisure hours in
study. Men were being withdrawn
daily from the student volunteers for
completing units, and were in every
instance on the same footing as those
in army corps.
When these units were mustered
out it was under the same rules and
regulations as those in the army
camps. The same allowances were
made for the $50 bonus. clothing. car
fare. The men were permitted to ap-
ply for soldiers insurance the day
they enlisted and by the act of volun-
teering, showed a greater loyalty thar
those who remained at home until
taken under the draft.
! was called up by long-distance
telephone last night and asked why
the school board Disseminated against
these boys had wondered myself
why. a number of these boys now in
Denver feel they are being sighted
A memorial, to be complete, should
contain every name. I am not ad
yised of the plans contemplated il
case of consolidation which seems Ger
tain. Why not delay the matter lona
enough to include the names of al
bows Of the enlarged school district,
Two instances OF the sacrifice stu
dent volunteers made, coming under
my personal observation were Farrel
Keith. who resigned a clerkship in the
postonice and the permanent civil
service. and Joe Esser. who resigned
as substitute carrier. a position which
entitled him to the next vacancy. An
other was Howard Cooper, who re-
signed position in the military intel
Iigence division at Washington paying
better than 500 monthly, and paid his
own expense to Boulder to enlist. AL
fred Sinden. "BilI' Carlson and num-
ber of other boys sacrificed one year
of college work in this student enlist
ment There are other like cases, and
believe when the school board con
siders this matter in the light of JUS
tice, they will change the plan of
elimination.
CLARK COOPER.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
J. E. Nc Clure Is
Accident Victim

James F. Mcclure ID confined to his
home at S13 River street in conse-
quence of an accident that befell him
about two weeks ago. In carrying
some ashes from the kitchen stove to
the pit provided for them at the rear
of the house he had the misfortune
to have a heavy stone fall on the in
rtep of the left foot. breaking one of
the smaller bones. making it imposs-
ible for him to walk without assist
ance. A physician was summoned to
dress the wound and he ordered the
injured foot incased in a plaster cast
until the --ound healed. II will prob
ably be a month or more before Mr..
Mcclure will be able to get rid of the
impediment. In the meantime his
only means Of getting about" will be
by means of crrtches. Mr.. Mcclure
is rs years of age and one of the old
est continuous residents of Canon
City. having lived here since the
summer of 1864.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Big Interest In
Church Revival

Sunday will be red letter day Mt
tho Christian church II viii mark
the close of the revival which has
been inprogress during the past three
weeks. and which has resulted in GO
additions 10 date. Rev. Waite will
remain over Sunday and preach Mt the
morning and evening services. Rev.
burgess, who has been supplying the
pu pit at Rov Waite's church in Colo.
RADIO Springs during the revival, will
remain in Canon City apT will assist
In the days services.
Tonight will be the last meeting of
the DO Right" chorus, which under
the direction of J. Wade seniff. has
been a most tntsrestinr and nieasing
N ctor Of the meeting.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applicat tons as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear There ls
only way to cure catarrhal dcafness.
and that is by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafncss Is caused by In
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube 10
inhamed you have rumhiius r1und or i'm
perfect hearing, and when IL is entirely
closed Deafness IL the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored TO its normal condition. heartng
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh. which 10
an innamed condition OF the mucous sur
faees- Hairs Ca,arrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system
We win give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halrs catarrh Medicine. Cir
cuIhrs free. All Druggists. Tbc.
=. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. q
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Mrs. Roy Thomp-
sons Mother Is
Killed By Auto

Mrs. Ray Thompson. formerly OF this
city has written Mrs. Gladman the
sad news of the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Laura Solheim. when she was
run over and killed by an automobile
at Muskegon. Mich. short time ago
Mrs. Solheim and friends had just
returned from the cemetery where
they had been decorating some graves
and was crossing street to her home
when she stepped in front of an auto
going at high speed on its way to a
fire. She was badly crushed and
lived but 20 minutes.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson will undoubtedly regret to
learn of this sad event. Mr.. Thomp-
son was formerly bookkeeper for
the Fremont County National Bank.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27
Serious Floods
Again Menace
Western Slope
tBy United Pre..J

22.-The situation on the Western
slope from the-river foods is becom-
ing more serious. Three lives have
been lost upto date and considerable
livestock drowned. A large number
of bridges have been swept away and
parts OF Grand junction are inun
dated. a portion OF the City Park has
been destroyed. Citizens OF Paonia
are fortyfying the banks Of the river
there In an effort to save the city.
Several farms south OF Grand jung
tion are almost wholly submerged
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-27

Monday night Mr.. Seniff. assisted
by some of the best musical talent OF
the city, will give concert, the entire
proceeds of which will be given to the
church.
Among the local talent taking part
on the program are Mrs. A. G. Wilson.
Mrs. Elton Woodford, Mrs. J. e. Bid
die; Messrs. Robert Miller. Fred Hub
bert, Everett Fisher, Hubert Tre-
mayne and Carl Walters. Miss Mary
Hardy. Alvin Spence and John Ken
meth Emmerson are among those Of
the younger people who will enter
tain with songs and readings An or
chestra also will add to the entertain
ment OF the evening.
A delegation from Colorado Springs
Is expected to arrive this evening by
aut0mobils 10 attend the revival to-
night and to remain oyer until Gun
day evening. \ - y ~