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The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-06
UNIVERSITY NEWS
Miss Betty Lefin is spending the week

Miss Betty Lefiin Is spending the weei
lend with her parents in Joplin. Mo-
| A. o. Gregg and W. L. Herring lei
Yesterday for n weekend visit with re
aiiyes and friends in fayette.
II. S,rasburger and Jack Pumphfe
left Yesterday for short visit wit
friends in Boonyille.
Miss Johnnie Fleet left yesterday 70
a weekend visit with relatives in Ne,
Franklin.
Sidney Hartman. former student il
the School Of Medicine, has quit schoo
owing to i'll health.
I The Pettis County Club met at the Y
NJ c. A. Building at S O'Clock yesierds.
afternoon.
George Combs was operated ON TO
APPENDICITIS at the Parker Memoria
Hospital al noon yesterday.
Charlotte Rainey left yesterday fol
King CITY to spend the weekend visitinl
her parents
Miss Carolyn Simons left Friday fol
I her home in Sedalia where she viii sisi
over the weekend.
Miss Fannie Cinsberg left Friday fol
her home in Kansas City to spend thu
- ..d
Miss Martha Kinesbury of Fayette !.
snera;ns The week end Al the home Of
NJ and Mrs Virgil Blakemorr
n;II;e NcIIuab and Moupce Terrill Of
Mohe,Iv are visiting n, the Phi Gamma
n.I,, L,us. -
RolsTl sT,;rl,pu.u M St Iou;s. Fred
Edwards of,Ione Beach Cal and Nounee
Tar,;I and william McUugb of Moberlv
are gues,s al the Phi Gamma Della
house.
Cred Edwards. Of Ione Reach. Cal
= i T;ec6msa "a st Louis and Sam
D,,,o, cf Tylsa Aokla amended the an.
nual chapter dance al The Phi Gamma
Della bouse last nigh.
Misses Iue;lle smith Pauline Derum.
and Helen Crispin. Stephens College
students. left Yesterday to spend the
we,l end =, The boue. AZ .Sj,s. c,;;.n;n In
Deui,,
-
Au' H. 'e,aosa Vi ,he SCHOOL "'
Journalism VIII leave ior tnree-das
trip TO y. Louis tonight. lie VIII
visit the missouri hisforicai Scciety, q
which he Is member while IN ST. Louis
Miss Essie heyie. OF the agricultural
extension service Department.. left yes
terday Tor fayeite where she viii adj
dress meeting oi parents tonight on
How To bring nnder"eight children up
to weight
MIS- I. u. Hall arrived Yesterday from
Kansas City. 10 VISIT her two sons.
Elmer ana asien, and 10 be one of the
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-06

From Ten To fifteen specimens are
examined daily. A large amount Of
work is taken from the Parker Hospital.
Student cases are handled here for blood
counts and pfher cases tests. Equipment
is 'sent ont over the stale for taking
specimens to be examined.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-06
women's Bible Class To Meet.

The University Womens Bible Class
Of the Broadway Methodist Church, viii
hold discussion spfpsrsm iomorrow. The
subject is Our Conduct in the japanese
Question in the United States" The
discussion will cover both sides Of the
question Of whether we hold Christian
attitude toward the japanese within our
borders Bertha Husted, Heller. Reit.
mann and Clara Tweedie will talk.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-11-06

Second oua-t~- Starts at C. II. s.
The quarterly examinations for nc FRS
quarter Of the school year, which has
been given at the Columbia High School
i;,e last week. ended yesterday. fif; work
Of the second quarter win begin Monday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08

day for tn eeast side of the forest
where road work will be inaugurated
at once
urday from the northern part of the
state in response to word of the seri-
Gus condition of his father
After spending several months in
Canon City. Sam Splatt returned to
Westcliffe last Friday.
Mrs Joseph Keisler. who spent few
days with Mrs Elder in Canon City,
returned home Monday.
The new mill of the Querida Gold
Mine Company has been in operation
the past few weeks smoothing the ma
chinery up and making adjustments,
etc. This company will no doubt be
making great output ere a great
while
Mrs. E. T wadleigh and Miss
Blanche returned from Canon City on
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. c. S.
Rogers, who will pay them a week or
10 days visit
Alex Walker, on his block of grund
on the Passiflora, has opened up a
large bOus OF ledu CdTUoudIe ore. ne
has one 1S-inch streak that runs from
90 to 0ounces silver and 80 to so per
cent lead. while for width of several
feet he has lower grade that will no
doubt ship at a profit at the present
price of metals. He already has out
about a half car, but has quit mining
for the present and will construct an
ore bin of sufficient capacity to take
care of two cars of ore at time.
C. d. Schneider and daughter. Mrs.
Georges. left on Wednesdays train for
a visit with relatives in Canon City,
Pueblo and La Junta.
Sam Pepper shipped out five cars OF
cattle Tuesday
Attorney f. H. Stinemeyer was an
arrival last evening
Mrs. Sanders was a passenger to
Canon City last Saturday.
A fine streak of ore is showing in the
new shaft of the Passif1ora company.
and while we don't know the average
value of the ore, we heard those in
charge speaking about assays returns
of 451 ounces silver to the ton This
was probably a choice sample, but the
ore is all no doubt of good shipping
grade.
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An Up-tO-Date
Dairying Plant

There has just been added to Canon
City's enterprises a modernly "A D.
pointed and up-to-date dairy plant by
George w. Bachelor, at 3OI Main
street, that the public is invited to
inspect. Such a visitation, we are
sure, would be Illuminating and inter.
esting to an unusual degree, showing
as it would the very careful and eff
fective mechanical means taken to re.
move all impurities. germs and bac.
terra from milk before its delivery to
customers for consumption.
The place has been equipped with
the latest machinery for the work It
is designed to do. and every conven-
fence Installed to facilitate the han
ding of its product. The milk on be-
ing brought to the plant is first passed
through a clarifier and then conveyed
by pipes into large pasteurizing vat
where 1t is heated by rotating coils
of highly polish piping containing hot
water. which brings the milk up to a
temperature of 140 degrees, at which
it is maintained for Is or 90 minutes,
for the purpose of killing any bacteria
that might be in it After cooling II
is conducted to a machine where II
is bottled and sealed, after which il
is placed in the refrigerator, or ice
box. with all germs and impurities
removed. in readiness for sale and dis.
tribution to customers.
Some of the details of the plant
have not been completed, but when all
is finished the dairy will be as neat
r1n ta 30
room in almost any residence in the
city. Everything is as clean and san
itary as science and skill in such mat
ters can make it, and a visit to the
establishment Will be well worth your
while.
The milk cans, after they have been
emptied of their contents, are thor.
oughly washed and placed under a
steam jet which completely cleanses
and destroys all germs they may be
in them at the time.
At present the plant will be con
fined 10 the sale OF milk, cream and
Bulgarian buttermilk, which can be
procured in any desired quantity and
always of uniform quality. II the
milk. when brought to the plant. does
not contain the requisite amount OF
butter fat, cream is added to IL for
the purpose of brining 1t up to the
fixed standard. A little later on Mr.
Bachelor may decide to put in bht.
ter-making equipment and an lee
cream factory but this viii depend
upon the patronage extended to hin
I'm the initial undertaking.
| Just now Mr. BafcheIor's dairy IN.
a capacity for 700 gallons OF milk 4
day: more than sufficient to suppl,
Canon city With its requirements. Il
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
KOnkel Declines
State Position

Rev Guy E. Kankel, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church of
this city, who was few weeks ago
rendered the secretaryshfp of the Colo
RADIO State sunday School Association
as the successor Of c. A. Albertson,
who resigned last October to accept
similar position in Indiana, with head
quarters in Indianapolis. has declined
the offer made to him. Although
there were strong financial allurement
connected with the work, Rev. Konkel
decided that it did not justify his re-
tirement from the ministry, even tenn
porarily, and his removal to Denver.
Rev. Konkel, we are pleased to an
nounce, Will continue his pastorate
here.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
Park Center

Mrs. Matte Miller and children were
all day visitors of Mrs ]. P Hotch-
kiss Monday.
Mrs. ]. p Hotchkiss spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. George Raper of Chan
s5ler
$. 3. Hoffman left last Wednesday
gor st. Joseph, Mo, where he will
spend some time visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. p Hotchkiss and
granddaughter Mary, were dinner
guests Friday at the c. A. Norman
nome.
Edna Duffy entertained Viola. Lou
use and Ella Spoerhase, Marjorie and
Richard Burkhardt Tuesday afternoon.
After merry games. refreshments OF
.ca-andy, popcorn and waters were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spoerhase and
children of Orchard avenue were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Columbia
Neal Rice attended the party al
Neiths on East Main street last Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Waters of Florence
nave leased the place formerly occu'
pied by Frank Beck.
Neal Rice who has been spending
Easter vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs W. W. Rice, returned to Den
yer sunday to resume his studies at
the University.
Mrs. W. a. Duffy and Mrs. Ed
sD'Brien attended the c. W. B. NJ. meet
Henry Martin who has leased the
Fredrickson place, is getting the
ground in good shape for the sowing OF
alfalfa and oats.
Mr.. Leonard, who has been visiting
mis- nieecs, Mrs. Frank Duffy and Miss
Hattie Leake, returned to his home in
Pueblo last week.
Miss Ollie Mcdonald and Dewey
Stream of East Canon were callers al
the homes of Frank Chapman and Mr.
and Mrs. b. Coughlin Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs B. Caughlin and little
Tiny Chapman were sunday visitors al
Ithe F. E. Chapman home.
On account OF the many new fam.
fE1ies moving on the Park it is neces
sary for the school car to make two
trips daily to accommodate the mum
EDer of children going to the Harrison
school.
Mrs. ]. p. Hotchkiss and little grand
Laughter, Mary, attended church Eas
ter Sunday in Canon City with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pearcy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
An Agreement

We, the undersigned enter into the
following agreement.
H7irst-That w. p. yetter and y. S
Moore send 50 live egg patches OF
Kseaf-roIlers to the state entomologist
which have not been sprayed with
Miscible oil
Secondhand both of the above to
spray the four-acre orchard by S. S.
Courtney with Target Brand oil, and
SO hours after the trees have been
sprayed. so more of the leafroller
e egg patches be sent to the state ento-
5nologist.
Also, W. P. Yetter, Prof. McGinty,
Henry Harrison, Phil Sheridan. Jess
Dorndorff Frank Wright, George
e5riffin. w. p. Ahart, NJ. E. Snow and
u ~ n. Orendorff examine the trees, and
- reasonable date after spraying. to
ensure the Matching of the egg patch
IS. if they do hatch. These egg patch
=es which are to be examined, are to
Zoe marked with paint, so as to insure
mot confusing the new egg patches
with the old
These conditions being conformed
20: If the Miscible oil, in the judg-
i-snent of the state entomologist and
the sommittee of investigation. does
XII so per cent of the leaf-rooler,
&. s. S. Courtney. agree to pay all cost
~ spray materials and labor of apply
ng same.
If the Miscible oil fails to kill SO per
-7 sent of the leaf-roller. in the judg-
snent of the state entomologist, and
committee. l. d. s. Moore. agree to
'soay all cost of material and labor OF
Supplying same.
C'Signed) s. S. COURTNEY.
4 Signed) D. S. MOORE
witness, T. F. Adams, Oscar Chase
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08

Mrs. Beulah Lane led the afternoon
study Mrs. Lane gave vrey inter-
esting and instructive talk on French
Educators, Scientists and Philoso-
piers" Mrs, Milton gave French
Home Life" Mrs Henderson THE
Educational System" and Mrs. May
hew Church and State" All of the
subjects were very interesting. All
members are urged to be present and
bring their friends next Tuesday to
hear an illustrated talk on Paris To-
day" by Prof. Gillispie, principal of
the high school Prof Gillispie was
in Paris the greater part of the war.
farewell party was given at the
home OF A. G. Hageard. 1000 North
Nineteenth street Wednesday eve
ninc complimentary to their sons, Ar
thur Millard and Harry Hsggard.
There were 10 present of the young
friends. Games were played and re-
freshments served Mr. and Mrs
Haggard are going to move to Guf-
fey soon where they have a home
stead.
Mrs. II. c. Webster was hostess at
ae delightful afternoon party Thurs.
day. given in honor of Mrs. f. E Her
mann of Trinidad. A dainty luncheon
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was served The guest list included
Mesdames Fred whipple, George
whipple, George Bethel, Emma Rab-
sahl. c. A. Linkins. C. l. Pressey.
Charles E. Waldo and E. E. Hermann.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bethel will en-
tertain at dinner Sunday Covers
will be laid for Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Whipple. Mr.. and Mrs. George Whip
pie and daughter Margaret. Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Webster, Floyd Campbell
and the hosts.
A large and Jolly bunch gathered at
the home of Miss Mae Williams on
Lincoln Park Friday evening about
1880. in honor OF her eighteenth birth
day. A very pleasant time was spent
in playing games, music and singing.
At a late hour dainty refreshments
consisting OF ice cream and cake were
served. The guests were the Misses
Mae Arnold, Hattie Quinn, Earla
Barnes. Jennie Watson, Ellen Bell.
Cora Clark. Lucille Myers. Gladys
Trout. Emma Schlaeppi and Gretchen
Walsher: Messers. Albert McCartneyt !
Ellis Fuller, Carl Schleppi. Marion
Bartlett. Urnan Uansant. Robert Clark.
Richard Fitzgerald. Warren Plummer
and John Williams.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
Westclif News.

Wet Mountain Tribune
Mrs. Anton Elder was operated upon
IN the Graves hospital at Canon City
tlhe first of the week and Is getting
along all right. we understand
The property OF w G.. Boyle and as
sociates at the base of the big range
- reported as showing large body OF
ore that will run from s to ~ ounces
silver to the ton. with now and then a
little OF that high grade stun for which
that district IL famous. They have
done about 400 feet OF work since last
Hali with only small force employed
: Forest Supt a. G. Hamel left Tues
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
Instant Interviews

w. n. CLARK-Many people have
asked about front porch lighting 1t
will cost 25 cents extra on your meter
to burn modern tungsten 25-watt
lamp three hours a night for a whole
month. If fiat rate was made. the
cost of the special wiring for fat CON
nectiOn at present costs for material
would exceed the extra meter bills for
several years. | think it is an excel
lent plan to paint the number on the
enclosing globe and the appearance
of street and homes are greatly en-
hanced
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
Get 1t Straight

Through unintentional ir newspaper publicity,
general United State the pub
lie has been given the impression that incomes from stocks
subject to the income
This is
you of stock corporation and
you income of cent, other
from that stock the income subject to taxation
vided it is paid to in currency by check.
But if that dividend is paid III the form of additional
corporation then such income the form of add
tional stock is subject to income taxation.
The Record glad aid in making correction of
which millions of people appear have nnoceny fallen
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08
SOCIETY

The Philathea Bible class of the
Christian church held its monthly
business and social. meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. l.. Maxwell A20 North
Fifth street Monday evening There
We're 16 members present and consid-
cradle business was transacted. and
during the social hour general good
time was enjoyed by all. very in
teresting as well as instructive Bible
drill was one of the features of the
evening. Then there was an Easter
egg hunt" which every one of these
ladies indulged in, almost forgetting
they were not children gathering real
eggs as in days of yore. Miss Ruth
Mckinley came out most famously in
this and was rewarded with hand
some Easter remembrance. Mrs.
Maxwell and Mrs. Walter Kearney as
hostesses, served dainty erfreshments
of sandwiches and cocoa The fol-
lowing ladies We're present: Mes
danes Horney, Maxwell, Bradley Nc
Clure, Gibbs, Dixon. Kearney: the
Misses Ruth Mckinley. Catherine Sat
terheld, Pauline Hardy. Ruth Bondu-
rant, Hazel Farrell. Agnes Hundley.
Edna johnson, Laura Silcott. Lorene
Thompson.
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The Canon City Record, Thursday April 8, 1890

operated to its maximum Mr..
Bachelor has stipulated with the
ranchers from whom he buys his milk
that everything must be clean and
sanitary about their barns and meth
DDS of handling the product, thus plac-
ing a double check on the wholesome
ness of the plants output.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08

The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church held their meet
ing Monday evening with Miss Jean
Samuels. After the usual business sse-
sion, social hour followed. Delicious
refreshments were served by the host
ess.
The ladies of Delphian club held
their regular meeting last night at the
home of Mae and Elsie Bower. The
president, Mrs. l.. L. Collins, presided
over the business and study hour, and
Mrs. Gebhart acted as treasurer in the
abesnce of Mrs. John Leech. The top
les for discussion were on Babalonia
and were very interesting. The next
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Gebhart, 321 Harrison avenue, on
Tuesday, April 13.
very enjoyable and helpful recital
was given Wednesday afternoon at the
Guild hall of the Episcopal church by
pupils from the classes of Miss B.
Ruth Goetz Mrs. Mac Wilson ard Miss
Martha Logan. Following is the pro-
gram:
March ...-.............. Biibro
Johnny -Jump-Up. p.... BiTbro
Mildred Cooper and Miss Goetz.
Princess Feather waltz. ..... Bilbro
Aielene Chetelat
The Jack Tar. Florence Maxim
Rain Pitter-Patter. Theodore Dutton
Dorothea Wade
The Mocking Bird d.......B Bilbro
The Boy and the Frog. ..... Bilbro
Mildred Cooper
Groom of Witch Mother. Matthews
Martha Sidebottom
Groom of Witch Mother. Matthews
Arrival of the Guests Marie Crosby
Josephine Tucker.
Song in the Night. ... Baldwin
Edythe Landen.
In Quest of Butterflies. Faction
Lucille Bartlett.
The Brlar Rose ...... Fischer
Opal Joyce.
June Morning. $3.50. Marshall Loepke
Evelyn Seubert
Minuet of the Premiere 49,. Heller
Elizabeth Patterson.
Hyacinths ................. Houghton
EIthiel Nelson.
Scherzo. o.....-........ Rene l.. Becker
Nocturne op, 81, No. 1.... Chopin
Agnes Benson.
Restlessness ..............Z ZiIcher
Romance ...--............... Frimil
AInea Horney.
Oriental Dance. .................. 10th
Esther Konkel
NiSdhupu nan
Myrtle Miller.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon in the X of p. hall. with
AZ. IIn..aor..... .......i.l..... ...a.IIi...-
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Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Mol'et enter
tanned the Ninety-five Telephone Club
at their home on Three Mile Springs
ranch Monday evening. After the
line was Incorporated and officers Sc
lected and the business transacted. a
delightful social time was enjoyed. Re
freshments were served at the close
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-08

of the meeting. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Goff. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Ehlenfeld and daughter. Louise;
Leonard and Jim Harvey. W. H. Pigs,
Mrs. win Leonord ana the host and
hostess.
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The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon in the X of p hall. with
Mrs. Henderson. president. presiding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
WILLIAM J. FLYN N
Thrilling Detective and Crook Pic
turc at Lyric Thcatcr Monday.

Is there n community which does
not know the name OF William j.
Flynn, ex-chief of the United States
secret service. now with the depart
meht OF justice. Undoubtedly FIynn's
name is one Of the best known in the
country. and IN certain quarters the
most feared. From the wealth Of
his experiences he has selected eight
OF the most characteristic and excit-
ing episodes. each dealing with a
particular type OF criminal he was
instrumental in running down. These
eight, with the assistance OF Wilson
Miner. noted dramatist, have been
made into two-reel screen plays by
Republic Pictures. They depict in
enhancing form series of adven-
lures, the result OF protecting the
government against crooks, never be-
fore disclosed except in official cir
cles. The first OF them, THE silk.
less Banknote," with Herbert Raw
linson, who stars In all. is 10 be
shown at the Lyric theater mex,
Monday and Tuesday. See one OF
these detective pictures at the Lyric
every Monday and Tuesday FOR eight
weeks,
This is not serial, Each num-
ber is complete in itself in two parts.
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Attacked hY Cnnnihnis

NEWPORT II. l., May IAN at
tack by ferocious cannibals OF large
stature, scantily clad, on the party of
DR.. A. Hamilton Rice. which ia ex-
ploring the Amazon region is de-
scribed in a letter received here to-
day from Chester Ober. eeographcr
with tho expedition. DR.. Rice and
Ober killed two cannibals and the
rest fled. Mrs Rice Is with tho
party
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

located on the outskirts Of this city.
were issued today by &. r. johnson.
sheriff Tho orders followed raid
early today on one ~ the places.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Close koadihou~s-

OKLAHOMA CITY. May t.--Or-
ders closing two alleged roadhouscs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-02-22
COU n TY CT \ Il EN- A \
TELlSOF WO RK DO \ {
BY MRS. MINNIE CHURCH

The Country Gentleman OF Fcbru
ary IS issue, will contain u story of
interest TO every citizen of Ardmore
and Carter county. Tho article is
profusely illustrated and especial en-
phasis is laid upon the poultry clubs
of girls and boys and n large part
of the article tells of the poultry
industry Of Ardmore and Carter
county.
The story is told Of how Mrs. Min
yDie L. Church, home demonstration
agent, built up the poultry clubs of
tartcr county and how the business
kmen Of Ardmore gave her and one
! of her most promising poultry rails.
yors trip to the Texas state fair
rat Dallas. This is an article that
would interest anyone and as a story
) of local interest will hold the atten-
! ton Of Carter county readers particu.
larly.
The Country Gentleman is gaining
in popularity and the Oklahoma
! farmer who is becoming reader
; of all good literature. is sufficiently
broadminded to learn from the sue
1 ccssful methods of other states,
! knows the real money value that
can be CLEANED from the reading 80
issues Of that paper.