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New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

to Edith Cavell while the orchestra
played "God Save the King" They
rose also in honor of some Of the
pioneers in modern nursing in this
country, who were at the meeting.
Among them were DR.. Stephen Smith,
one of the tustees Of Bellevue and
Allied Hospitals. who voted in favor of
adopting the English training system
Dr. w. Gill Wylie, who made survey
Of England's nursing system in 1872,
and Louisa Lee Schuyler, founder of
the State Charities Aid Association.
Among the speakers were Major Cen
eral Merritt W. Ireland, Surgeon Gen
eral; DR.. Livingston Farrand, chairman
of the national executive committee of
the American Red Cross; DR.. Thomas
W. Salmon, medical director of the
National Mental Hygiene Committee
and Professor Annie S. Goodrich, OF
the department of nursing. Teachers
College. About 500 physicians, nurses
and social workers attended.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Plan to Publish
Secret Treaties Is
Ready for Council
League of Nations Secretary
General Has Worked Out
Scheme To Be Considered
at Coming Rome Meeting

WASHINGTON, May 12-Compre-
hensive plans for carrying out the
section of the league Of nations cove
nsnt aimed at secret treaties and
providing for publication of all treaties
entered into by members after the cove-
nant came into force have been worked
out by the secretary general for pres
entation at the Rome meeting of the
council of the league.
The place of publication would be
in the league OF nations journal
provision for special treaty part Of
the Journal having been made for
the purpose.
Special Bureau Suggested
The journal is published monthly
and forwarded to all members. the first
numbers having been distributed al
ready. They contain full account of
the first meeting Of the league coun-
Gil as we'll as authenticated copies. of
the covenant and all documents related
to it,
The council will find it necessary tc
interpret Article XVIII of the covenant
to considerable extent in order that
members may know exactly what trea-
ties or other international obligations
come under its provisions. The plan
Tor ITS execution, now pending, would
make this clssr by a sweeping rule
that all international OBLIGATIONS OF
every character between member states
coming into force after June 10, 1920
should be included.
A special bureau of treaty registration
Will be created under the Secretary
General. BY the terms of the covena nj
no treaty can become binding until il
has been so registered with certificates
by the slgnatory powers that there are
no reservations or withheld sections.
Complete Records
Similar arrangements probably will
be made for registration and publica.
tlon of engagements between member
and non-member states, also required
by the covenant, although in such
cases the OBLIGATION can rest onlv or
the member state.
1t has been assumed that notification
as to denunciation of treaties woulr
be part of the registration and pub
llactlon process and plans for maintain
ing complete records Of all matters re
iatlng TO any treaty, or other engage
meNt, in kind of ledger account have
been formed, In add ton, the publica
ton machinery probably will be made
available 10 members for publishing
contemplated, as we'll as completed
pacts, as matter of information. will
the note attached that they are tenta
1--WE and not as VET ratified
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Chase Asks Hearings ON
Boxing and Beer Bills
Governor Sets Next Thursday
for Arguments in the Ex-
ecutive Chamber
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune


ALBANY. May 12.--Canon William
Sheafe Chase to-day asked Governor
Smith to give hearings on the Walker
bills restoring boxing and permitting
the sale of 2.75 per cent beer. The
Governor announced that hearings will
be held on the measures in the ex
ecutive chamber at o'clock next
Thursday afternoon. The boxing bill
VII be first on the calendar
Canon Chase came to Albany after
learning that Governor Smith had no
intention of calling hearing on the
boxing bill, to which he is opposed.
II was surprised,' he said, when
! learned that the Governor did not
contemplate hearing on this measure.
I had taken it for granted that one
would be held"
The Rev. Mr., Chase declared the
boxing bill is in conflict with Federal
laws. He says it permits professional
boxing bouts, and is therefore out Of
harmony with Federal statutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

for the Women's Aid Of the Methods;
Episcopal Church of Yakima. to boos-
that town.
Mrs. Jay says she lost the manu-
script of her song at the Alaska Yukon
Exposition in 1915. Next thing she
knew. Mrs. Jay alleges, she heard her
music played and sung as "Tipperary.'
wherefore she demands all the profit,
made by the Chappell firm.
Victor Herbert and Jerome Kern,
composers. were witnesses in the case
yesterday and they did the humming.
Mr.. Herbert couldn't hum without ac-
compartment, so. in the absence of q
piano, he ran his fingers back and
forth on the edge of Justice Ford's 9
bench as though it was piano key
board.
Both Mr. Herbert and Mr.. Kern gave
it as their expert opinion that Tip
perary'' and the yakima Booster
Chorus" were not the same in tune.
The trial will continue to-day.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Prices Won't Increase
If BARRIERS Strike
Secretary of Employers Asso.
citation Says Present Prices
Will Remain Unclaimed

Strike or. no strike. the prices Of
haircuts and shave5 will not go up. A..
Charlpper, secretary Of the Master
BARRIERS Association, said yesterday.
He admitted that BARRIERS employed bv
members of his association were con-
templatng walk-out
according to Charipper, journeymen
BARRIERS are demanding a straight sal
ary Of $35 week and so per cent of
III the money ,hey make for the en-
ployer over that amount. He said that
the men have fatty declined his asso-
cations offer Of s25 q week and so
per cent Of all the money they make
over S35.
Al the Offices OF the central body of
the BARRIERS Union officials declined t.
comment on Charipper's statements.
1t is understood the strike question
will be discussed by the BARRIERS Sun
day.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Cause for Alarm Seen
In Shortage of Nurses
Tribute Paid 10 Edith Cavell a!
Florence Nightingale
Dinner

Homer Folks. of the State Charities
Aid Association, called attention to the
growing shortage of nurses at Flor
ence Nightingale centenary dinner at
the Hotel Biltmore last night. There
seemed TO be a reaction from war con-
ditions, he said, one Of the most pop
ular training schools in the city hay
ing only twentyfour applications dur
ing the first quarter Of this year, com
pared with 144 in the corresp sponding
period of 1917.
4nose at the meeting stood in tribute
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13

MILTON is JUST MILTON" No
other word describes it. MILTON is
combined germicide, antiseptic, steril-
ize., deodorizer. stain-remover, bleach
and more; yet does not burn, stain,
poison or leave an odor. MILTON =
Just "MILTON."
Get the Booklet with Each Bottla.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-13
Victor Herbert HUNS
In ''Tipperary'' Suit
Composer Is His Own Accom-.
PIANIST, Using Justices Bench
for keyboard

Justice John Ford and jury in the
Supreme Court had another musical
afternoon yesterday. Unlike the day
before, when violinist played tune
or SO as evidence in the suit of Mrs.
Alice Smythe B. Jay against Chappell
&, Co., the music yesterday was just
hummed. Mrs. Jay, Of Yakima, Wash,
is trying to prove that "Tipperary,"
the popular British war song, was a
plagiarism of her ow. song. the
Yakima Boosters Chorus" written
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Woman Faints,
Falls Off Wagon
Into the Street

SALIDA, Dec. 5I-while driving
down Park av..iue only few blocks
from home yesterday. Mrs. John Pow
ers tainted and fell from she wagon
The team became frightened and ran
a=ay- Mr.. Powers. who was in the
yard. saw The team coming and
stopped them. and hurried bsck TO
where Mrs. Powers lay unconscious
in the road 4 doctor was summoned
and the injured woman taken TO the
hospital. An examination showed that
q badly bruised arm and few bruises
on the head were the only damages
done. She was removed to her home
and IL recovering nicely
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Dorothy Dye in
Serious Accident
at Salida School

Dorothy Dye. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Dye. late OF this city.
whose parents were for many years
lessees and managers OF the Strath-
more hotel. was the victim OF a very
serious accident at Salida few days
ago. according TO reports reaching
here. but the Indications for her
speedy recovery are said to be excel
lent dispatch from Ssiida pub
Iished in the Rocky Mountain News
on Tuesday of this week. under the
captain. Child Walks Mile TO Home
With Rock In Skull this chronicles
the unfortunate mishap:
with a stone imbcdded in her skull
Dorothy Dye ared years. walked
from the high school grounds to the
Rainbow hotel of which her father.
W. II. II. Dye. Is proprietor. The
skull was fractured By the stone. which
was so firmly imbedded that 1t could
not be removed until she Was taken TO
the u. & r. c. hospital.
Dorothy and two sirl companions
set to play at the hirh school grounds.
They were romping near a barbed
wire fence when Dorothy ;ripped and
fell. striking the top Of her head
aRainst small sharp stone. Her
companions tried TO pull out the stone
but failing, they buried with her to
town
'-She is resting easy and is appar-
emily on the road to recovery. al
though several pieces of the skull
were removed. Unless complications
set in. she will be able to leave the
hospital In day or two. She is a
pupil al the Central school"
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WOMANS CRIT.
lCAL TIME

Omahn, NeiT.,-''I have usad Or.
Pisrcc's favoritc Prescription for many
ycnrr at certain critical times when such a
tome was SctessAry and IL newer failed 10
ttrvncthcn and build inc Up. When 1 was
raising my family took IL and always the
rrulis we've most satisfactory, then during
middle life il help-d nl, to come through in
strong and healthy condition. ! am very
enthusiastic concerning Dr. Pi,rce's rernc-
dies and have recommended them not only
TO nictnt-rr Of my own family hut 70 many
othcrs besides and have never hesrd one
complaint. pr. PieTce's book. IN, Common
Sense .Ncdical Adviser, has h--n in my
home for 35 Srar~ snd know il has saved
me many a doctor bill. as well a. many Of
my I'M nds whom | have advised through
MRS. .THpS. GRAY. s9ls Erskine
ST.
DR.; Picrcc's Favnritc Prescription is a
remedy that any aihnr woman can safely
.akc bccausc Il - prepared from roots, docs
not contain alcohol or narco,ios- It's ipgrc-
dents printed on wrapper.
send ioc. for trial package Of Favoritc
Prescription tablets 20 DIR. Picrcc's luyalids'
hotel. Buffalo. N. Y.
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Irrigation Outlook
For Next Summer

The snowfall on the northeren half
of the water district No. IL has been
very light thus far and considerably
below normal for this time OF the
year. stated Water Commissioner d.
s. Jones Ut The Record Office Tuesday
morning. Referring 10 the irrigation
outlook for next summer, he said:
The run-on of both Beaver and
Four Mile creeks is below the aver
age. However. there is plenty of
time before the winter is over for the
weather man TO get around and de-
posit a lot Of snow on our northern
hills and mountains
THE Schaeffer reservoir on Beaver
Greek is about half full of water and
Beaver creek will begin discharging
about Is cubic feet second in the
Arkansas river within the next few
days
"The Mount Pisgah reservoir is
gaining water very slowly, due to the
small inflow. All of inflow into tn is
reservoir. except two cubic feet. Is
being stored. The two cubic feet a
second going through being necessary
to keep the valves from freezing and
TO supply ranches below with water
for their stock. The amount of
water stored in the Mount Pisgah res
ervoir at present is approximately 800
acre feet The three tributaries sup
plying Lower -Four Mile creek with
water at this time are Barnard creek.
Cripple Greek and East Wilson creek.
They all empty from the east bank of
Four Mile creek.
The Deweese-Dye reservoir in the
Wet Mountain valley has l.00o-acre
feet OF water storage and will be full
by January !. Grape creek will have
surplus iow of water next season
after supplying all bitches depending
upon il. there being enough snow on
its watershed at this time to assure
that result"
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NOTICE oF NEARING. oE PETITION
a. >bLt. oi< Moitrts
t.Ett. ESTATE.

County ~ Fremont.
In the county Court
Ia The matter of the l.rtatc of
JAAth.S l. hbDk. pVceasea-y
Notice OF liearing OF t'vuiIion TO sell
Real Estate.
The People OF the state Of colorado.
To Maudc l.. Wright and William n.
hNds. pyrsuns IN interest Ia said vs-
tate. GREETING.
Yo uarc hereby notin.d that on this
10th day OF Dccemht r. \. ~ 1919. Ada
\. Arthur. Administratrix OF said es-
tate. presented to aud nlud In this court
hVr petition for IN. sale OF certain real
estate bolengine To said estate and sit
uat. In the County Of Fremont and
state OF Colorado, more fully described
IN said petition. reference 20 which -
hereby made.
Lots one 10 and two .2). In Block
ave 80. OF Thomas Macon's addition
to Canon city. according to the record
I'd plat thereof
You are further notified TO appear
aud answer or otherwise plead TO said
iith day OF February. \. H. isso. the
or before. the day 10 which such hear
ing may BE- adjourned. or said petition
viii be taken for confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal
OF said Court at Canon City ia the
couuu o, Fremont and stats of Cello
rra.i.. ,h.s 10th DAY nj Dccsmbrr a. D..
!sEA1., KENT |. Er.pREp.
Judge and ACTING Clerk OF the County
fs.s' ar, ,i,,n l,Ss. ,sn,,sa January ,s,S 1899
Estar. OF Walter an, Deceased.
ssid estate are ner"Ss nSsiHcd to -s rrs.
Ccnst % Fremont county; Colorado. on
4, S'SS,ss; asr,si.iis';.s Nj silt;
f.:ss faS sSs ,ssssss ,'ssss.y 4. s:ss ssss.
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Local Men
Attend Smoker
at the Springs

Ray c. Bacon. Ralph wann, Harry
+. Bowen, DIR. r. E. Holmes. Pete
Sterling, Mr.. Anderson, Claude Singer,
Will Esser and Glen Wilkerson were
among the Canon City men who at
tended the Moose smoker at Colorado
Springs New Years night
Three excellent bouts were put on
under the direction of r. r. Richards,
who has established reputation for
clean. gentlemanly boxing events. at
which women may be present without
fear OF Improperly or insult A large
number of women were present
Thursday night Although the event
is called smoker" there was no
smoking allowed. no swearing. no bait
ing and no stamping of feet, things
that were formerly considered a part
OF boxing fest.
The FIRST event was between Benny
Chavez of Trinidad. champion of Col
orsdo in the i22-pound class, and
Johnny Fiske OF Rock island. H.. the
challenger. Referee Abe Pollock Of
Denver called Il draw after 10
rounds.
Frankie Murphy of Denver won his
bout from Frank Herrera of Pueblo
AT 40 pounds. in 10 rounds
The feature event of the evening
was the battle between Joe Burman
of Chicago and Dick Griffin of Fl
Worth. Tex. feafherweiehts, who were
scheduled for IL rounds. Pollock
counted Griffin out in the sixth round.
but the decision was decidedly un-
popular with the big crowd because
most of them thought GrifYin was
fonled. Burrnsn. because of the de-
cision. will have undisputed right to
challenge the champion Peter Herman
for the championship of the world.
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The Board Of County Commissioners
invite proposals FOR supplying said
county for the year 1890 with books.
stationery. records printing. Iitho-
mated. to-wit:
quires medium plain record
quires medium printed page record.
Price for each additional form in
printed page record.
double medium assessment rolls.
double medium tax lists. 500 folio
pages each.
10000 tax schedules.
All OF said records TO be printed from
copy fnrnished BY the County Clerk
Legal cap. manila in pads. per ream.
according TO sample on die in the
,i,.ir MY Clerk onics Election sup
Letter heads. per u and per NJ. 10
pound Colorado bond. smooth finish.
All letter heads must be bid for and
furnished according 10 sample on file
IN IN. onice of the County Clerk
OF cards TO be addedD for the e-zt hun
drsd. and each additional hundred
LEAD pencils. Faber No. :. : and Nes-
Ter NO. :. J. per gross.
Pens assorted. per gross. Blotters.
best quality. cut AZ x1s per c
Ink. carter's writing ruid-quarts.
Muciiag.. pints and quarts. Carter
and Sanford. and OK common. per
Rubber bands. best quality, pure rub
Der. assorted sizes. per pound
All records must DE nat opening
sewed with SILK thread and bound ex-
ira Russian ends. bands and front and
canvas covered with full gilt back and
ne stock used in same must be Byron
weston or l. l. Browns best linen
ledger And to all other supplies
tne material and work must be mrs.
class. and all the supplies must De de-
lNersd free OF charge at the court
nous. In Canon city. Colorado
Bids will he received for Furnishing
said supplies. in whole or in part and
the board reserves the right TO reject
IN part or IN whole. and all bids offered
Zach bid must BE- indorsed station
.rS PROPOSALS and addressed to the
County Clerk. Canon city. Colorado
The sa<e viii be opened Friday. Janu-
arS y 1870 Preference - hereby given
20 materials. supplies and provisions
procured. manufactured or grown IN
colorado. quality being equal to arti-
.les onered by competitors outside OF
the state. by order OF said Roa a
OF County Commissioners
JONATHAN SEAMAN
County Clerk
Last Pub. January s. .e-e
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uIDs roR COUNTY PRINTING

m. Raard Of County Commissioners
of Fr.mon, county. Colorado, win re-
ceis. sraied bids for doing the county
1850.
BIDS to be opened and considered
Friday, January .. 1890. and TO include
the following services,
Printing pemi-annual statements Of
county officials.
All notices issued by the superin-
tendsnt pf kchspls.
Monthly statements Of bills allowed
ard dtenfiowed.
Tho DELINQUENT tax list.
cnll for lids by tho county commis-
sioncss and ~ az Other ~. notes included
The boa rd reserves the right 70 raject
any and NIL bids.
f5y order OF said board.
JONATHAN aEAMAN.
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81 MNoNs.

SUMMONS.
state OF colorado.l
County Of Fremont
In ihe County Court
b Scayartia plaintin
The California Grape -Associa-
ton, and the Bank Of liaiy of
San Francisco. California;
Defendants.
summons.
the PEoII.E or THE STATE OF
To the Defendants Above Named
You are hereby required 80 appear In
an action brought against you hy the
above named ptaintin IA The cDl7NFr !
COURT OF FREMONT COUNTY.
STATE OF COLORADO. and answer
days after tn. service hereof n VOC
are served within this county. lf served
Out OF tnis county or by publication
exclusive OF The day Of service. or
Judgment by default will he taken
asainst you according to the prayer of
II copy OF the complaint he no,
served upon you herewith. or II service
hereof be made out of the state Of Col
orado. ten days additional time 10 thai
above specired shall be allowed sor
action.
Hundred and Fifty-eight Dollars a,fS
Tw-nty-six Cents fsIusS ssl alleged IN,
the complaint 10 be due from the DE-.
PENDANTS 10 the plaintin together with
interest from the s5rd day OF oe,ob,i.
1918. and costs OF suit
WITNESS KENT 1. EIpREn. Judge
and Acting Clerk Of said Court and the
seal thereof hereunto affixed. at the
city of Canon city In said County.
this sard day OF October. isig
fsEAll KENT l. EI-DRED.
First Pub. December eh. 1918
Last Pub. January Is. 1890.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Office OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Canon City. Colorado. Dec 10. 1913
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Fremont County Nj
tional Bank will be held ct its office in
the city of Canon CITY. County of Fre-
mont and State OF Colorado. on the
lBth day OF January, 1890. at o'clock
'siecfing a board of directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction
of such other business may properly
come before the meeting.
u. y. COOPER. Cashier.
First Pub. December II. 1919.
Last Pub. January s, 1920.
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"Open House at the
" Thursday Night

About Ioo people We're present for
the open house" program given al
the Y NJ C. 4 New Years night.
John w, Enmerson had charge of the
entertainment in the lobby This
part of the program consisted of the
following:
SonR Roses and Memories
Mrs. Biddle and Miss Turner
Reading. -'Sammy's Service STAR
John Kenneth Emmerson.
Reading names on homer roll. .
..,...........,... Howard Burton
The service flag was unfurled by Ed
Varney and clifford while Mr. Burton
read the names
Mr.. Burton gave a short address on
some OF the problems that we are
facing. and the closing address was
given by Mr. Konkel.
The program In the gymnasium was
started ST $3.50 with games by Junior
"B." and side-horse exhibition by
Junior "a" Three games OF voIley
ball between the business mems
team, which plays the Pueblo team
Saturday evening. and the young
mems team followed The business
men took all three games.
Ernest Miller and Joe Esser boxed
n three round draw at which Art VII.
son acted as third man.
The program was concluded by q
parallel bar exhibition and basketball
game by the young mems class.
There will be two basketball games
on the Sunday School League schcd-
uie this evening Tho Christian Sen.
iors VS.. the Methodist Seniors. and
the Methodist Juniors vs.. the Presby.
terrain Juniors.
The Record want ads are great busi-
ners producers. Try one.
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FIRST MARRIAGE.
LICENSE THIS YEAR

The FIRST marriage license issued in
Fremont county for the year 1890 was
granted at the court house this morn
ing 10 Carl Glenn and Miss Harriet
Rupp. both OF this city. The second
such permit was issued this afternoon
TO A. r. Sidetopf OF Pueblo and Miss
Nina Kellog of Canon City.
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II INIl-uNN u Nt-lA md
nervous ! was pad.
A. death; nay people
hsrarDc very much
alsrmed-thoGrh; 1
was going INTO a de-
cline My mother took
ne TO our druggist and
asked him i he could
recommend some med
lin. that be thought
would he coed for my
cas. u. tnla h..r %.
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Taxes WIN Increase.

You have children to educate. You
waut your community 20 have good
schools so thar your children may have
the same advantages that the children
in the sir city have. If you live on r
fa-:.. You need good roads over which
10 haul your products 70 market. Sou
may say that You pay your share of
the u. ont of which the school
houses IN. built and the roads con-
structcd. Maybe you do pay your share.
in proportion 10 the value of your
worlds goods. bur where is the other
fellow 10 get the money To pay his
share of the taxes II. after you pay
your taxes. you send the remainder Of
your money 10 some other community
To help huila their schools ard con
struct their roads, The merchants OF
any community pay very consider
able part Of The taxes collected in that
community. Go to the tax books and
you win md this tc he the case. When
the business of, the merchant falls on
and he carries smaller stocks and has
less money In the hank. he pays small
er taxes, and MS the amount he payt
In taxes decreases the amount you
pay must increase II the schools are
to be maintained and the roads kept
up. II may be mans own business II
he wants TO send his money to help
build up the big cities where the mail
order houses flourish, hut it's poor
business for himself ar well sr for
everybody aise IN the community In
which he hvee.