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Evening journal., 1920-05-24
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The su7 may shine in April.
The flowers bloom In May.
And on the yerSiant ball fields
Thu big league teams may play.
Tho tans may view the contests
And below quite a bn,
BUT
The season Isn't started
Tsll Ty begins 10 hit
The biue-olad umps may boiler;
Play bauV and some recruit
May make, In graceful manner,
play hat Is a beaut;
The fans may yell approval
And throw a Joyous NJ.
BUT
The season isn't started
Till 1y begins TO hit.
Some pitcher may deliver
A bot one with a hook:
Some batter may propel II
To some tor-distRnt nook.
Some ticlder may leap skyward
And catch Il ln his mitL
BUT
The season isn't started
TIN Ty begins to hit
Psychology sharks tell us we all have
dual personalities and some have
three or four. That's all right as far
as II goes. but supposing we had
uiree or four bodies and could mate
rlalize ourselves In three or four
places at onoe. what an advantage Il
would bes for the human race-cspe-
ciHlly boxing champions.
Then a champion wouldn't have 10
worry whether 10 sign a circus con-
y tract or hurry 10 Hollywood. lie
could project one body into the saw
dust ring, another before the movie
camera, a third into The boxing ring
= (perhaps) and use the fourth for per-
sonal enjoyment paradlng bis dia-
monds and clothes up and down
Broadway.
on, this is only one OF several
things we might suggest for the bet
terment Of the champion boxers con-
= dition.
Trade with Russia Is about 10 open
up, We are informed, and the Joyous
anticipation Of some American manu-
faciurers IS equaled only by the lack
OF interest displayd by those WHO
make soap and safety razors.
Friberg, the wrestler, rises 10 say
that some miscreant took his name
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
unFRTY wINs rFNTH sTRNcur.

tihI0AN WINS lEINNh NthttNtti e
Liberty A. G. won its tenth straight
game when u defeated Penn A. g., on
saturday . 90 3. Lichenstcin was on
the mound for Liberty and had ~
strikeouts and also Eol home run
and two singles. Donofrlo and fahey
also hit homcrs.
Liberty has slgnod H. Davis 10
play first basc. Tho team has n few
open dates which they would like 10
M Liberty will line up against The
fasi DUPONT nycworks at Eighteenth
and Van Buren, strcels at G.30 o'clock
tonight. The llne-up VIII bet Dono-
frlo Ferris. D. Townsend. 20 Ed
warls. %; Coyle. ih Liohtnsioin, S.
10 Luoa. n; McGonigle, cf; harrlty,
RI.
The team Ia getting ready for the
minstrel show 10 be given 10 pythian
Castle, Juno 81, by The Denny aud
Burns Dixie Minstifls. a dance
VIII follow.
Tho club viii meet tomorrow
night Al members are asked 10 b'
| present.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
PHONE 1895, BRADFoRD's

AWVvI DINFtJT OTND ,
HOUSE FOR SALE
One i0-room house on Delaware
avenue, close 20 B. and %. station.
There Is one of the oldest restaurants
In the city connected with this prop
eriy. Has gas. also wired FOR cleo
tricity. steam heat. Cement cellar.
Size OF lot 25xi75 feet. There is also
another lot which Is T5xiT5 feet.
House can be bought for $4,000.
House and lot can be bought for
T. c. BRADFORD,
1921 Delaware avenue.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
REAL ESTATE-F0R sAI.E-

FOR SALE
20 W. 10th ST.. corner. - n. front.
square planned, hardwood floors. large
attic, 5 rooms, bath. three porches, hot
water heat, gas aud electric.
~ Concord Ave. o rooms. bath. porch
aud heater.
W. Vandevor Ave. rooms, bath. porch
aud heater.
mortgages and terms armnged. Inquire
1000 NANDEVER AVE.
Phone fo20.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
KEYSTONE MEETS TONIGHT.

Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
Keystone Fled Club viii be held TO-
night instead OF tomorrow night In
order 10 allow the members OF the
popular Fourth street club 10 attend
the Tight at The Auditorium Club in
Philadelphia. when Ralph Raymond
the Keystone welierweight flash
hooks up with Philadelphia joe Well
ing. in the wind-up bout.
Evening journal., 1920-05-24
WEE GEE SAYS
HALL, DONAHUE
ROLL 'EM TONIGHT

With Hall and Donohue meeting In
the tornament tonight al Grady's,
The followers OF the cue game are IN
fer a real treat for the first nights
play OF the second week In The
Jonnny Kane, present title holder,
who won the crown IN the Grady
tournament two years ago, Is NOT
uarded for this weeks play Hc lost
namanf thus Far last Thursday night,
much % the surprise OF the fans.
Kane has been picked and heavily
Backed 70 Detaln the hurcls he won
tWo years ago and defendeu by very
skillful playing last season
The schedule for this week Is as
follows:
Tonight--Hall vs.. Donohue.
Tuesday -Macklin vs.. Mister.
"Wednesday vs.. Lynch
Thursday -Macklin vs.. Rushworh.
Friday-Housion vs.. Groves.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Obituary

Cretia May Polheumus was born at
Oakland Valley. Ia. October 8. 1875,
and died at her home in South Canon
December s. 1920. In 1898 her ia.
ther moved to Montrose. 8. D., where
she was married September rs, 1905.
to David Z. Crouch. They came 10
Colorado on their wedding trip. and
have resided in and around Canon
City ever since. Mrs. Crouch was
converted In childhood and Joined the
Methodist Episcopal church. Owing
to delicate health she has never been
able to do active church work. but
her life has been consistent a bene-
dfction to all who knew her. She
was a kind. and loving wife and
mother Those who remain to mourn
her loss, beside the husband and little
son. Keith, are her father. w. S. Pol
hemus of Gufey. two sisters. Mrs.
Rebee Shaver OF Calhan. Colo. and
Mrs. Clara Logan OF Kansas City. Mo,
and three brothers. the Rev. +. r. Pol
hemus OF Phoenix. Ariz.. George Po
hemus of Billings, Mont. and Roy Pol
hemus OF Guffey.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16

her home at Texas Creek Wednesday
after spending several days in the
city.
Mrs. Ben Richardson and Miss
Annie Loens of Westciiffe, who have
been visiting Mrs George Richardson,
returned home Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harkins are
down from their ranch near Guffey
and are spending a few days shopping
in Canon City.
Monte Page has returned from Lu.
book. Tex, and has Joined his brother
Lowell, and his sisters, Misses Eunice
and Noble Page, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilbur arrived
Wednesday from Meeker to visit Mrs.
Wilbur's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A Watson, who live at "Hillhurst."
The Girls Glee Club of the high
school has accepted the invitation to
sing Christmas carols at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church the Sunday pre-
ceding Christmas.
Mrs. s. L, Leazer, who has been a
business visitor in the city for the
past three months, left tor Salida
Wednesday. Mrs. Leazer expects 10
return to Canon City after the holi-
days.
Miss Orpha Huff is convalescent
from the recent injuries received in
an automobile accident. when a party
of six young people were overturned
in a Ford car near Garden Park Sun
day evening, when the car skidded
on stretch of sandy road.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
All Solicitations
Are Prohibited

The attention of the business men,
as well as the people OF canon City.
is again called to the rule adopted by
the Chamber OF Commerce that no 20.
licitation for advertisements or sub
scriptions for magazines etc. should
be considered without the party So
liciting have the Endorsement of the
Chamber OF Commerce. 1t has come
to our attention that numerous such
solicitations are continuously being
made. and IL strict attention is given
this rule. 1t will save our merchants
and the citizens In general consider
able money that is wasted on bad ad-
vertising and subscriptions to maya
zines that have little or no value. The
Chamber of Commerce has a special
committee that passes upon the Gre
dentials of all parties desiring to So
licit, and we urge that the people Of
thiJ community take advantage Of
this protection. We have no desire
to do any one an injustice. but we do
not want to see unworthy propositions
put over on our people.
The Chamber OF Commerce saves
the merchant and the citizens OF this
community hundreds of dollars every
year by turning down unworthy prop
ositions.
E. A. BRADBURY Secretary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Red Cross Notes

Human beings. and things, earn the
right to exist only by being useful
An old-time English philosopher even
goes so far as to consider things
beautiful pnly in proportion to their
usefulness. How often, In rummag-
ing through you rold trunks up in the
attic corners, you discover scarcely
worn clothing that according to our
philosophers code, should be burned.
but that might become beautiful again
through service to some one other
than its first owner.
The Red Cross begs to be allowed
to raise your unused garments into
useful ones. We need Immediately.
and very desperately. dresses for dt-
tie girls from to 13 years Of age.
We need warm dresses. but will be
thankful for thinner ones, also. Be-
cause we know the bigness of your
hearts. from the innumerable times
you have given generously. We are
certain that you will not let this ur-
gent request go unheeded. Kindly
bring the clothing to the Red Cross
rooms as soon as possible, and know
that they will be distributed among
some very needy little children the
same day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Chancellor Buchtel
Resigns His Post

Henry Augustus Buchtel. for 81
years chancellor of the University OF
Denver, has resigned as head OF the
institution. Serious illness. which
has prevented his attending to duties
during this school year is the reason
for his resignation. according to re-
ports from the school board OF trus-
tees. The resignation of DIR. Buchtel
was filed with the board some time
ago, 1t is said.
No definite action has been taken
by the board o: trustees on his resig-
nation. meeting of the entire
board ig scheduled some time this
month. at which It Is expected 1t will
be officially acted on, and It is under
stood. accepted.
A resolution creating DR.. Buchtel
chancellor emeritus Will be intro
duced at this meeting. It is expected,
although no definite pans to select
his successor have been made. A
committee of trustees, whose names
are withheld. has ben appointed II
Is said. to find suitable man to I'll
the office. The committee is to make
trip to the East soon, according 10
board members, In an attempt to find
someone who can successfully act as
chancellor
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
The Public School
Picture Exhibit

The art loan exhibition being held
at the old Red Cross rooms in the
Harding building. Main and Fourth
streets, this week under the auspices
and patronage OF the public schools Of
Canon City, Is we'll worth inspection,
and should be seen by all interested
In such matters. In the display
something like $50 Autographs. an
cravings. photographs. prints and
sepias are shown, some of them re-
productions of the work of the "old
masters" others are Implications OF
modern paintings OF more or less ce-
lebrity. The list includes prints rep
resenting the work og Rembrandt,
Murillo. Raphael, Van Dyck. Ccrot.
Reynolds, Millet, Landseer, Bonhuoer,
Alma Tadema, BurneJones and other
famous artists.
The exhibit was opened Wednesday
afternoon and will be continued today
and Friday. and will be available to
visitors at any time up to 9 o'clock
at night.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Thursday

L. l.. Harding will leave Friday for
Cincinnati. o.
Floyd Rush is seriously i'll at his
home on Greenwood avenue.
j. w. Tulham left for Buena Vista
Wednesday after spending several
days with his family here.
e. J. Foreman of Trinidad is a bust
ness visitor in the city, and is regis
tered at the Canon hotel.
Tony Tella of Trenton. N. j., ar
rived Wednesday to visit his brother,
Corrinto Tella, at Chandler.
Mrs. Frank Maby and her son. Cecil
Maby. of Odessa. Mo. are among the
recent arrivals in the city.
E. A Growett and E. r. King Of
Montrose motored to Canon City and
are stopping a, the Conon hotel
Mrs. J. E. Coleman departed for
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Llewellyn Again in
Tolls At Florence

FLORENCE, Dec. ID. w. LIew-
ellyn, pioneer resident of the coal
camps and vicinity. was tried in Judge
Hamblet's court Monray, charged with
attempting to break into the resi-
dence of John l.. Page Of Coal Creek
The date OF the occurrence was on
Thanksgiving night at about IL
O'Clock. A hole was cut in the screen
and the noise awakened Mr.. and Mrs.
Page.
Securing revolver with the inten-
tion of firing on the intrude. Mr.. Page
looked out of the bedroom window.
The moon was shining brightly and
he recognized the intruder as Lew
ellyn. a well known character OF that
place.
When Lleweilyn realized he had
been discovered. he made his escape.
Page reported the matter to Sheriff
Newcomb the following morning. and
Llewellyn was taken into custody.
Judge Hamblet sentenced him to 80
days in the county jail for the ofe-
fense. This is not the frst time that
Llewelyn sas been in similar trouble.
His mind Is thought to be affected
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Welded Here
Last Wednesday

A quiet, but very pretty wedding
took place in the parlors OF the Strath-
more hotel at o'clock Wednesday
afternoon when Miss Nina C. Ramey
OF Guffey and Dudley l.. Gribble OF
Canon City were married In the pres
ence Of a few immediate relatives
and friends. with the Rev. Don Frank
Fem. rector OF Christ Episcopal
church, as the officiating clergyman.
Mrs. E. w. Eddy OF the hotel played
the wedding march from Lohengrin
as the bridal party entened the par.
lors, which were attractiveiy decor
ated for the occasion.
The bride is daughter OF William
I. and Mrs. Minnie l.. Ramey of Guf.
fey. and Is an attractive. accom-.
pnshed and popular. young woman
with host Of friends. The groom
is a young man Of excellent character
and is a prosperous rancher. ss-
tened by all who know him. Mr..
and Mrs. Gribbie will make their
homo on a ranch owned by the groom
near Guffey.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Building Activities
AT Tubucular Colony

The tuberculosis colony. which has
been started on Hayden Creek. near
Barnes City, has made considerable
progress, and has gone far enough TO
insure the permAnecy OF the enter.
prise. mon sa -s s...
A dining room has been completed
32x20 feet and II Is expected from
now on TO complete q cabin q week
for use OF those afflicted with this
dread disease. for which the only
known remedy is the light. pure air
and inyigorating sunshine OF the high
attitudes, and no better place has
been found than close to Saiida for
this cure.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Red Cross Committee
Appointed

The monthly meeting of the execu.
tive committee of the Fremont county
chapter of the American Red Cross
was very we'll attended. In addition
to the Canon City members of the
committee present there were a mum.
ber Of the committeeman and commit.
teewomen from other parts of the
county, including J. C. Magruder and
Charles E. White of Penrose, Mr..
Challis of Texas Creek and Mrs. Muir.
ray of Parkdale.
DIR. w. T. Little, the new chairman
Of the chapter. appointed the chair.
men of the standing committees Of the
Red Cross for the ensuing year. The
appointments are as follows:
Chapter School Committee Chair.
man-Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony.
Home Service and Civilian Relief
Chairman-C. H. Swanton.
Nursing Activities Chairman-Mrs.
W. 7. Little.
Public Health Committee-W. n.
Clark, chairman; L. S. Lear. Charles
E. White, Penrose; William Murray,
Parkdale; Mrs. Fred w. Reiter.
Educational Committee-J. c. Ma
gruder, chairman; L. S. Lear, Mrs.
Clyde Farmer. Mrs. Cutting, Flor
ence; Miss Smith, Brewster; Mr.
Challis, Texas Creek; Mrs. William
Murray. Parkdale.
Health Center Committee-Mrs.
Clyde Farmer. chairman; Mrs. Frank
Mcfarland. Mrs. Betty Sharp.
Christmas Committee-Mrs. Betty
Sharp. chairman: Mrs. Theo NJ Hard
ing.
OF all the foregoing committees.
two OF the most important are the
Health Center and Educational corn
mittees. The Health Center has es-
tablished weekly clinics in the vari-
Gus parts of the county for the exam
ination of babies and. in fact. all chill.
dren under school age The physi.
clans of the county are volunteering
their services, and while the work of
this committee has just been started.
there have already been some very
rmarkable results obtained. These
clinics are free to all, with only a %
cent registration charge. Mothers
are urged to bring their children TO
these clinics, especially where the
child is not developing as rapidly as
1t should noramlly.
The purpose of the Educational
committee has largely to do with pub
licity. and the chief aim of this COM
mittee is to bring to the attention of
our several communities what the
Red Cross is really accomplishing and
the great need that exists for this
sort of work. both in the larger towns
Of the county and in the outlying com
munities.
The Public Health committee has
IS its chief aim the protection OF pub.
lie health and the adoption of pro.
tective measures. This committee is
working in the closest cooperation
and harmony with the authorities in
the several communities
The Chapter School committee has
~ Its particular work the organiza
tfon OF the Junior Red Cross among
the children with Its ultimate end the
making OF better American citizen,
nip.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Salads of All Kinds
Baked Bean Salad.


One cup string beans, cup shredded
derd cabbage. l small onion, chopped.
pickle, pimento and nuts as desired.
String Bean Salad.
One cup string beans. 1cup shredded
cabbage. l small onion. green pepper
or pimento.
Kidney Bean Salad.
/ can kidney beans. l cup shredded
cabbage. l small onion. hard-boiled
eggs. 2 shredded pimentos. chopped
sweet pickles. Cold buttered or
creamed cabbage may be warmed sea-
soned with a sour dressing OF vinegar
and butter. thickened with -four.
Chopped turnips and peas make an
attractive salad combination.
Hot Potato Salad.
Four cold boiled potatoes. onion.
Make a dressing OF the following N
gradients; Two slices Of bacon. l
tablespoon OF -four. one-fourth cup OF
vinegar and water combined. salt. pep
per Fry the bacon and remove the
slices, add -four TO the bacon fat. then
vinegar and water and seasoninys.
Cook until the dressing thicksns.
Dice the bacon and potatoes and adj
the dressing. serve hot
Celery and Green Pepper Salad.
One cup chopped celery. green
pepper. one-half cup almonds chopped
and blanched. Salad dressing.
Apple Salad.
Two apples peeld and diced. one
fourth cup raisins. one-fourth cup OF
celery sliced. one-fourth OF cup pine
apple diced. nuts II desired. salad
dressing.
Florence Redifer. Colorado Agri-
culture College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
The Canon City Record, Thursday December 16, 1920

Caldwell. and other relatives and
friends in the city.
Mrs. W. C. Thomas and daughter.
Mary Helen, are visitors in Pueblo
today.
C. G. Chown of Center, Colo, who
has been in the city for several days,
left for his home Friday.
Miss Ethel Warren. Floyd Warren
and Gladys arrived from Colorado
Springs Friday to visit at the home
of Mrs. Matte Selvie, 522 Main street.
Misses Edith and Sylvia Degree OF
Westcliffe left for their home Friday
after spending few days in town the
guests of friends.
c. S. Smith of Texas Creek is in the
for few days.
A. P. Deviney Is employed at the
Duff-Lear store during the holidays.
F. L. Rowe and family are visitors
in the city, stopping at the Canon
hotel.
E. ]. Reday of South Canon was a
business visitor to Pueblo Friday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. c. A. Linkins and daughter,
Miss Helen, are spending the day in
Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Jewett departed
Friday for Londonderry, VT, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Bates were WIS.,
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead at
Penrose early in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bayer, go Ma
con avenue announce the birth Of a
son, Weighing seven pounds.
William D. Smith arrived in the
city from Albuquerque, n. NJ, Fri
day and will remain in the town for
a time.
George C. Crowder. Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Bebbe and son, Lynn, are WIS.,
itors from Cripple Creek, and are reg
istered at the Canon hotel.
Miss Jessie King, who recently left
the city to accept a position at Anna
rillo. Tex, has written friends that
she contemplates returning to Canon
City, finding it a more desirable place
of residence
Lee Kavanaugh. an employe of Ar
kansas Valley Railway, . Light and
Power Company at the local plant,
has recovered from recent attack of
typhoid fever. and is again at work.
Mrs NJ NJ Wiley was a passenger
to Pueblo Saturday morning.
Mrs. Herbert Hughes of Florence
arrived in the city Friday.
Frank Bennington of Center, Colo,
left Friday after a business visit in
the city.
Mrs. Anthony Tyo returned home
from Pueblo Friday. where she had
been visiting her mother.
Mrs. julius Cramer. Miss Pearl Nc
Kissick and Miss Lulu Anderson went
to Pueblo this morning to spend the
day.
Miss Elsie Bower will leave SUNDAY
| afternoon for Washington. d. c.. TO
assist Congressman Hardy for three
months. Miss Flora Rogers will us.
sumo the duties Of bookkeeper at The
Record office during that time.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
FLORENCE BOY
ENlISTS IN NAVY

Eutis Mcpherson. who gave his ID
dress as Florence, enlisted as fire.
man in the navy at the recruiting Of
fee In Denver a few days ago, and
will be sent to San Francisco. where
he will enter the fuel oil school. Later
he will be transferred TO one OF Uncle
Sans fighting ships, which will very
shortly cruise in the waters OF the
South Sea islands. Australia, New Zea
land. Tasmania, South America and
other little known, but interesting
countries.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
Saturday

d. E. Crouch and little son, Keith,
are spending the weekend with A. J..
Danielson at Texas Creek.
Eugene Rowe of Guffey is a busi-
ness visitor In the city today.
Mrs. H " Runner arrived from
Pueblo Friday evening to spend few
days visiting her sister, Miss Gladys
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16
WILL LEAVE FRIDAY
FOR NEBRASKA

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde C. Bell and fam
lily, former residents Of Canon City.
but for the last few years living at
Nampa, Idaho. arrived here last week
for short visit with friends. They
will leave on Friday for Nebraska
where they will spend the Christmas
holidays with relatives of Mrs. Bell.
The Washington times., 1920-12-07
I. C, C. APPLICATION.
WILDCAT PICTURE STOCKS.

Small tradesmen, clerks, stenoGra-
piers, mattresses, bootblacks, minor
Government employees and other wage
earners have thrown away between
$25, 900, 900 and $5O,O0O,000 on worth
less motion picture stock in the last
twelve months, according to an esti-
mate Of the vigilance committee of
the National Association of the Mo-
ton Picture Industry, appointed to in
vestigate alleged wildcat companies.
A report of the c6mmittee's prelim-
mary survey, made public yesterday,
says that of seventy companies In
vestigated only two or three had any
assets or proven capacity when their
stock was offered to the public" al
though their aggregate paper capt.
talization reached the sum Of $780,
100000.
The committee believes that worth
less stock amounting to more than
$3.50. 100000 in face valuation Is Of
that most of 1t is subscribed to by
persons lured by tales Of immense
profits to be reaped from motion pic
lures. Some evidence, it Is said. has
been turned over to Federal and State
authorities, who are expected to take
action under the laws designed to
protect the public against frauds.
ut should be horne in mind" the
report az DIS, that the figures bearing
upon the activities of the wildcat
companies do not refer to stock issues
offered for business expansion by
well-established companies with big
assets and big earning power"