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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
Sloan News

The weather man is giving us lit
tie more STOW.
Roy Green OF Denver was a recent
guest at the Hill ranch.
Mr.. Holmes is busy plastering his
new house.
Miss Marjorie coday of I-iebio is a
guest of Mrs. Arthur White
d. l. McCreight caught a fine big
coyote Monday night
Mr.. Raber OF the Mckenzie ranch
near Canon City. aDd Earl Gibson of
the Hunter ranch at Rye. met at 81.
loan last week for the exchange OF
some cattle.
Mrs David Bough and children. who
have been visiting home folks. re
turned to Pueblo Saturday
Roy Jennings brough; Lyman Moor.
home last Sunday and took his wife
back with him
There was a large crowd Monday at
Mr.. Beans sale on the Park. quite q
number from this section attending
The commissioners dragged the
road few days 3go. making n de
oided improvement
Mrs J l.. Mii'er gave dinner party
Now Years day The guests were
Misses Matthew. Wright. Mrs Lyman
Moore and children. Mrs Roy Ien-
ming and Mrs Harvey.
Mr willard Is around taking the
census. When Uncle sam sends hts
Representative TO ask us all sorts Of
questions. We BEGAN 20 wish we had
kent Eet of hooks However. we
have 10 wears IN which TO get ready
for the next time.
" was not generally known that We
we're 70 have church service last sur
dav evening. 80 tho attendance was
small II was too bad that more peo-
PIE did not have the pleasure OF hear
Ing the good music furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. Harper Gardner and Mrs
Judge Low. Mr. Gardner sang a solo
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner duet.
Mrs. Low presiding at the organ,
There will be no further church sery-
ices until February s. owing to the
large amount of work Rev. Casady
has 20 do. ON February s he expects
10 bring with him Bishop johnson.
Remember the date and let us give
them good audience. There VIII
be announcements of especial interest
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Local Moose
Will Give a
Boxing Card

The Moose-Richards method OF
conducting boSing smokers IL spread
inr over the state. J p. Waltz. chair
man OF the Moose entertainment COM
mittee Of this city. was In Pueblo TO
>see the smoker last Monday night. He
saw that the affair was success, and
now he announces similar smoker to
bc held In Canon City at an carly
date. The boxing fans seem to real
ise that this iden Is the only one In
tho last 10 wears that has rivon tho
bovine game a. boost. and they ere
wiliinr 10 pstronize such shows. Who
are said 10 be the principal IN the
Canon icty show are not Known.
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San Francisco
Prepares for Big
Convention Crowd

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. s.-The
people of this city are preparing tc
handle great crowds when the Demo
cratic national convention meets here
on June 2S. Telegraph requests for
reservations are already pouring in
on the hotels. The telegraph serv-
ice Of the city will be immensely in
creased to take care of the conven-
tons business.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15

Mrs. Antnor. during tha last few
weeks, urging the children to invest
their earnings in thrift and war saw
ings stamps and otheI go, ernment So
curities. bu' no organized movement
for the purchase has yet beer started.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15

tary. Church ushers. w. 6. Richards,
T. NJ. Newiin, Eugene Benson. Joe
Mac Wilson and George Ramsay. Pull
pit committee, DIR. c. H. Wilkinson G.
r. Tanner, w. G. Richards. Lloyd Egg
bers and Mrs. Ed Burgess.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
Fiume Question
To Be Settled in
Secret Session

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The conference OF
the prime ministers of France. Great
Britain and Italy. now in progress
here. has taken UP the settlement OF
the Fiume question in secret session
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BAROMETER INDICATES
FINE WEATHER.

The barometer reading at noon to-
day was 2t.s. Indicating settled and
unchanged condition OF the weather
for the next 20 hours.
AOT0 - n = A.
s....sI. :, Ifs kre Voc Nv Alau oev'a
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
Cooke Reiterates Refusal
to Return for Food
Fight

Heinz, food ADMINISTRATORS
Pennsylvania, in an interview with
E2xfnSxc..LrpoERs over the long
S( {rnre. last night. said he IS
S1S1n his power to induce
III {9klissrators to rcorEanize
'%S4 4.rice boards. as requested
Eyl,1 ,fds States attorney general
~ skfSef,, as his opinion. that
|Zy&t2pse boards will be Sec
NJ s8xft upon the high cost
lNAxSTSfSthat IL rests with the
II H1t 8iss;16es to assume regulatory
I1sssrsr rd tos4he refusal of Jay Cooke.
fxsssy N1soc. administrator for Phila-
faza: TO return to this city from
u 11sxtorsSaud reorganize the fair
s&5Ssfsi. nero. Mr.. Heinz expressed
f3lHk sthst Mr.. Cooke may yet be
EEz6l 10 assume that burden.
EetSHtr. Cooke. in q talk over the
s3Stauce wire last night said he
ySArx. in his determination not to
tcrySSs' his duties as food admipis-
"a, War Is Over. Says Cooke
sssNSe war Is over" said Mr.. Cooke.
49, don't see why I should conc
f8ty the job Of food administrator.
sfeerci for that ot6ce during the
&STtc present situation may be an
-
<siayli get mixed up in it. II
I6&StS would return and ask nic
sffcfNp the work that would Le 4
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15

Tbere's goodness knows how
many pipe lcA6s IN every tin
@ @yeives. Or u you want The
hndest cigarette e,ey-Msre's
4S big eusa IN every 6n- ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
TAX ASSESSORS
TO MEET IN DENVER

County Assessor Leonard Harvey
has received notice from the state
tax commission that the annual meet
ing OF the assessors OF the s3 counties
In Colorado will be held In Denver
on January 10. 20 and II. at which
time a general discussion OF all the
tax problems affecting the state will
take place.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
GOING ON EASTERN AND
SOUTHERN TRIP.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel will
leave on Saturday on an eastern aad
southern trip that will occupy their
attention during the remainder of ;he
winter. After a few days spent in
Chicago. which Mr.. Bethel viii de-
vote to purchasing goods, they will
proceed to Florida for several
months pleasure visit. jacksonville.
Orlando. St Petersburg aud other
Florida points will be Included it the
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
}. r. QUINN & CO. TO MOVE
INTO NEW QUARTERS.

Alterations are being made by d. l.
Robson 10 the front OF the two bus
mess rooms in the Apex block at Nos.
425 and 42T Main street preparatory
TO the occupancy OF new quarters by
J. R Quinn & Co. about the first Of
the month The work Of making the
changes for the use Of the new ten
ants is being done by Vernon R. Ames.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-15
N at tndt tlfllt.
SUCCEEDS IN PASSING
STATE BOARD.

Roy Devine went TO Denver few
weeks ago to take the state examina-
tion for plumbers. A few days ago
Devine heard from the board of ex-
aminers that he had passed the ex-
animation and was given license to
do this kind of work in the state of
Colorado. Mr. Devine has started a
plumbing shop and sheet metal works
In the Mansfield hardware store. and
no doubt he will make good in his
pew yenture
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
ACTION DELAYED 4
) \ IN RAILWAY STRIKE

Washington, June PA report
on the railroad strike situation was
laid before President Wilson at to-
days cabinet meeting by Secretary
Payne, acting in his capacity as. di'
rector general of the railroad ad
ministration but action was delayed
after Secretary Wilson had declar'
ed the situation was so improved
that steps by the government were
unnecessary.
The general opinion of the cabi
net was that since the wage award
of the railroad labor board wher
made would be retroactive to last
May /, other action would be un
necessary unless the strike took
far more serious turn.
Secretary Payne's report on the
situation was pref pared after con
ference with W. N. Deak, vice
president. of the Brotherhood o1
Traimen, and other labor leaders.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28

his stories. The publisher is calling
for the story O. Henry has been
procrastinating, he grabs the type
writer and fills in the incompleted
story with puns, which come easily
to him and with sheer nonsense.
More people are reading o.
Henry today than ever before.
Greenboro, N. c., has, named it's
new skyscraper hotel for him! Of
the few short story writer's whose
popularity have survived the war,
o. Henry is a neck ahead 1t is not
because he is flawless, but because
he has the flavor of city life as
most city folks know it, the tang,
the zest, the hustle and hurry the
carelessness> and the tragic ire
sponsibility which is recognized as
our civilization, that o. Henry lives
a decade after his death and that
his popularity is waxing greater
each succeeding year.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
SCIENCE WILL AID
IN MAKING COFFEE

New York, June 24.-Science has
been called upon to aid the house
wife in making a "perfect" cup of
coffee. .
: Chemists at the Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology under the
direction of DR.. Samuel c. Pres
colt, soon will commence an ella
borate research into the whole art
Of brewing coffee properly, accord
ing to the Joint Coffee Trade Com
raittee in this city, which will fl
nance the investigation.
= The committee in making the an
nouncement today declared that
even the experts, differ as to the
best method of brewing. More than
!falf the responsibility for a poor
cup of coffee is due to Kitchen ig-
!norance" the committee says.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
TEN YEARS AFTER

The death of o. Henry, ten years
ago Saturday, put an end to life
as varied and romantic as
one of his own tales, and an end
to one of 'lovable spirits of the
Southland. While the famous short
story writer was horn in Green's
boro, N. c., for professional raa-
sons he spent most Of his days in
New York City, where his love for
mingling among the Four Millions
could 20 it's course unlimited by
want of pastures new, or abridged
by the monotony of having to look
into the same faces every day. At
heart o. Henry was both scop and
gleeman "a vagabond and a wan
dering minstrel, telling stories to
earn daily bread. The cold literary
critic who broods over phrases in
, the solitude of this studio has little
in common with this historian of
Manhattan. Their great difference
! is experience. o. Henry spent all
the time possible with with the peo-
pie of the city, and rs little time as
was necessary to earn his bread
with his typewriter,
Such a daily routine naturally
gave him wider experiences with
human nature and more TO say
about Cabbages and Kings, but his
Workmanship suffered as result.
He was am ster when it came 10
filling up space. This is shown by
! the way in which he sometimes ends
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28

cluding the women from rural COM
munities and the girls of the home
demonstrations clubs, who attended
courses from June to IL, the enroll
ment of the summer has passed the
eleven hundred mark. President
johnson has found it necessary to
open the fourth dormitory to take
care of the teachers who have come
in.
A great deal of interest is being
shown in the social service courses
conducted by Miss Marjorie Potwine,
director of community work in the
Saxon and Chesnee Mills, Spartan
burg.
Arrangements have been made for
course in citizenship, to iast two
weeks, beginning July 5. a bulletin
on this subject, prepared by DIR.
Walmsley of the college has been
adopted for study by the club women
of the state.
Beginning Tuesday two important
conferences are being held at the coll
lege. The county superintendents of
education will hold their annual
meeting for a week and the city su-
perintendents and high school prin-
pipals will come for three day ses-
sion. For the latter conference an
interesting program has been ar
ranged, including addresses by State
Superintendent Kendall, of New Jer-
sey, and City Superintendent Rich
ards, Of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28

College has closed the first week of
what is said to be the largest and
most satisfactory summer school in
it's experience of eleven years. In
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28

A two-wheeled cart, yhich auto.
matically loads and unloads corn.
stalks is the invention of New
Jersey farmer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
But A Good Cigar Is a Smoke

72D, 312 West Riverside
Drive). Room, bath, shower, tele-
phone; woman; $40. Scharwtz.-
The Evening Telegram.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
Two Story House just off North Main st.
in the city of Abbeville. Price. -. $4,000.

155 Acres Land 9 miles from Abbeville.
Good resid dence. Two tenant houses. Store
house and good gin house. Barns, stables
and all necessary out houses. A splendid
home for some one. The land is practically
level and is fine. Price - $65 per acre.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-06-28
ROBERT S.. LINKS
Real Estate Column
HERE'S A BARGAIN.

HERE'S A BARGAIN. e. -
233 Acres Land about miles from Able
vile, good tenant houses, and out houses.
Well timbered and watered; splendid
farm for the low price of $35 Per Acre;
f-3 Cash, balance on long time.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-04
La REBAJA EN-
Los PRECIOS
HA COMENzADO
El ganado, Ell algodon, Ell Ca
fe, la lana v las papas han
iniciado Ell movimiento
Sc PREvE UNA
REBAJA GENE
RAJ MUY PRONTO
Los pulperos no han hecho
aun la rebaja debida en- pro
porcion al premio por mayor

III
Segdn las rItiii1as rebajas err los
precios en- todos los mercados de Nue.
va York sobre ciertos articulos, entire
los cuales Sc cuentan aigunos de pri.
mera necesidad, tales como .. algod6a,
trigo, cafe y asIcar, parece que hahrS
prOntO una rsbaja general en- los de-
mas productos
FL mas alto precio del algod6a fus
de 1880 centavos la libra ahora "a
de $3.50. FL precio mas alto del cafe
fu6 de 81 centavos v ahora de II : sea
una rebaja de cuarenta Y cince por
ciento de rebaia. Ell ganado ha teni
do una rebaja de veintiun por ciento,
La lana de alta cahdad de .treintitrss
pOr ciento. Esto es la muestra do la
disminuci6n general que habra en- los
precics. 8t
Desde fehrero de 1920 Sc ha sentido
este descenso en- SO prcductos. con Sx
cepcion de abri: que hubo tm aita 4
conseuencia de la huelga de las viaA
f6rreas. 4:
Sc observa una resistencia al des
censO general en- algunos indtviduos
que Sc dice son son ,os que Sc opusieror
al alza en- abril. Los productos a cuya
rebaja Sc ha hecho mucha resistencia
son ell acero "a MADEIRA, dandose co,
mo razon respecto del primero Ia ex-
cesiva demarda Ge automobiles e.
equipo de ferrocarriles, y respecto de
segundo; las difcultades del transports
Entire los articn,os que bajaron pri
nero Sc cuenta la seda,. 10 nis.no que
los cueros y la lana, aunque Sc cree
que permanezcsn en- los precios actua
les por algIn tempo, 49,
En- general Sc nota que los a1Inen
tos han bajado en- un catorce por cien
to- FL precio de los cereales especial
meme esta en- descenso, y la promesa de
la proxima cosecha 10 hara reducir alr
mas. El azdcar ta comenzado tambie'
ha bajae. a
La firma Hayden, Store y Cia.
ha hecho observar la discrepancia exis
tente en- e. mercado entire los precio'
de los ar 'iculos al por mayor que ?
bajos, v los precios al detalle que. nr.
Sc reducen proporcionalmente, pero que
Sc cree sea iebido que los distribuid,
res estan saliendo de los productos com
prados los viejos precios antes de
hacer la rebaja natural en- los que a..
quieren de ahora en- adelante.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-04
Sc vENDEN

Dos carros de 4 ruedas de ID IA.
mosa marca Studebaker para carRaT
hasta so quintales.
Estan completamente nuevos sin
haber sufrido deterioro nj aGn en- Il
pintura.
Tiene cada uno un trabaio de he
rreria adicional que permite hacef
mas comodo la carga, adem&s un ar
mes para pareja nuevo y otro usado.
Un motor de IL H. P. Fairbanks
con su bomba centrifuga para llevar
aqua dos mil pies de distancia
tambien nuevo de seis meses de uso,
Sc toma ganado en- cambio.,
Informara, Z
/. u
f. J. de Soils,
Advt. Rio Piedras.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
MARINES ARE HERE
TO DO RECRUITING
offices viii Be Opened Today at 1880
Market Street-Sergeant Ferraro
In Charge.

The traditional blue uniform Of the
L. S. Marine Corps will be seen on the
streets Of this city again after an abb
sence Of several years. when a new r"-
cruiting station will be opened at 1850
Market street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Capt. Louis Z. Pagan. who is IN
charge Of Marine recruiting in this dis
trlct. has decided to open new offices
in five cities in this part OF the country
Of which this city is one.
Capt. Pagan reports that Marine re-
cruit!ng Is booming. His figures show
that the monthly total OF recruits has
more than doubled in the last two
months.
1t was because of the large number
OF young men from this city who joined
the Marines during the war that an o.
flee is to be opened here. II Is thought
that many will wish to return to the
corps when they learn Of the opportun-
ity II offers for n FREQ education or
for travel in the most interesting parts
Of the world.
An advance party Of recruits havo
reached hero and their arrival will mean
that any man who is interested ~
from those who have lived Il arL likcl
learn all about the life Of Marine
II. For Information apply to Sgt. Sam
uel c. Ferraro. 1870 Market street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
"W WORKERS TALK
TO ROTARY CLUB

Every scat was filled at the meeting
of the Rotary club held at noon yester-
day in the ball room of the Mcclure
hotel at which President w. j. Frank
Ston presided. The room was crowded.
and the Rotary orchestra delivered Ser-
eral musical numbers under the leader
ship of Musical Director John II. Nc
Lure assisted by Walter Rogers Inc
guests of honor included Richard e
Morse, of New York; George l.. Good,
win Of Washington. and w; RI; ihuil
and T. G.. Castro. Of the national head
quarters of the Y. NJ. c. y.
Following the dinner, President
Frankston called on the y. NJ. c. 4. rep
rrsentattvcs for addresses. Mr.. Morse
was the first speaker called. He has
been the international general secretary
for tlfty-one years and has made over
four trips to Europe on HhaIt or me
orpaniZat ion. lie gave some interesting
details as to the progress OF the \. VI;
G. A. work in the country. ana stated
that S3T,000,000 was expended ANNUALLY
by the organization in maintaining the
work throughout III" country. he spoNe
of. the great task during the war. when
they we're compelled to enlist @i.OOO sec
rctariAs. France was so impressed with
/ the Y NJ &. \. work in III" army, that
the government had 1000 huts erected
At their own expense and put Y M u
4. men in charge Of them.
George l.. Goodwin. who is the man
aErr Of this district that also Includes
! Delaware and Maryland and the District
of Columbia. told of tho \. NJ. I. \.
work IN this state and that fifteen or
ranizations are ma !ntained in the min
+; ing regions. He stated that pr"m:nent
! coal operators in Logan county had
promised the association $4,000 tor
support Of two Y. NJ. G. A men IN that
district.
Mr. laull and MIR. Castro also 3c!tv-
cred interesting addresses pertaining TO
/ the national work being done by the
| international committee.
Following the addresses Mr. Mcclure
! introduced the musical program. Mrs
! Anna Hilton Otto was the tirst called.
! and in responding To an encore sang
Soaring" Mrs. Roberts Was next called
! on. Mr.. Carl Near also delivered some
beautiful numbers.
Following thc musical session. busy
business session WAS held ut which time
several important matters pertaining to
the good OF the organization werc dis
CuSSed,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
CASE
Up ON FRIDAY
CHARGED WITH ENTERING AMI
RoBBING WHOLESALE DHuG
HOUSE.
state will Attempt to send Defendant 20
Prison for Life as Hab1taual
Criminal.

The most important case TO come up
following the Fowler murder tr!al ~! ~
criminal court this week IS mo case oA
Edward Dreamer. charged WIN WIZ o Eml
tpring and rohbing the Reed. ROOD aHu
breeding, wholesale drug store on MAIN
street, which will come up Friday morn,
ing. 1t Is alleged that Dreamer enterea
this place by cutting a bar in one OF
the rear windows and breaking IN alter
which he took n small amount OF drugs,
over year ago. He was arrested IN
Steubcnvillc and brought back to THIS
city.
This case came up al the September
term of court and after the jury had
been out for about two days they were
dismissed when they could not bring IN
verdict. Tho state will allege mat
Dreamer IS a drug f.end and that ne mas
spent over half Of his life behind the
bars and will ask that he be given
life term.
A number OF other cases to come up
Thursday are an old city appeal case
against Kate Brown. the case OF the
state of West Virginia against Marion
l.. Mll!gar. on miSdcmeanor charge
and that Of the state against George
Caleyums. an appeal case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17

The giving as gifts of intimate character
has accepted Corsets and Brassieres as lib
era as that of any other under apparel
and this tender at this time is Of Importance
TO those who so desire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
SMITH AND sEIBEET
ARE OUT OF JAIL

George Selbert and Harry Smith OF
/ Elm Grove were released yesterday
morning at II o'clock from the county
! jail by Day Jailer Bert Mcconnell.
The men completed 10 months Of their
year and one day sentence and two
months were taken of on account Of
their good behavior.
The two were sentenced last Janu-
ary by the late Judge Aston q. Day
ton at Parkershurg following their
pleas Of guilty the previous Novem-
Der In Phiilippl. Their case was basel
on 4 raid at their home in Spr!ngdalC
at which a large amount of liquor was
found and later destroyed. The cas-"
attracted more attention than any OF
tho :::rer cases which came UP under
the vlstead liquor law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-17
YOUR MEDICINE IS o. K"

Mrs. Chas. Rule. New D!ggins. Wis.
writes: Your medicine Is o. X. I
think Foley's Honey and Tar IS the
best for coughs. think your med.-
cine Is all you say II Is ! know I
would never be without It. You may
use my name" Foley's Honey and Tar
acts quickly. checks coughs. colds and
Group. cuts the phleEm. opens air pas
sages and allays irritation. It Stops
sleep-disturbing coughing at might.
Children like II. Contains no opiatrS.
Sold everywhere