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The Washington times., 1920-05-21
JUNIOR MISSIONARY
SOCIETY TO SHOW film

THE Stream OF Life" a moving pic
ture produced to INCREASE interest in
missions, will be shown in Epiphany
Parish Hall this afternoon and even
ing. according to announcement made
today by leaders OF the Junior Aux
Hilary Missionary Society under the
auspices of which II Is being shown.
The FIRST showing will be for chill
dren at $3.50 o'clock and the second at
8 o'clock for adults: The picture, II
Is stated. has been shown to crowded
houses in various Eastern cities.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
DIR. FOX WILL DELIVER
GAR. MEMORIAL SERMON

Rev. Hamilton p. Fox. pastor OF
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church,
will deliver the principar address at
the annual memorial service OF Lin
coin Post No. 5. q. A. r.. to be held at
the church on Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Women OF Lincoln W. II. C.
will assist in the service.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21
FEDERATION CALLS OFF
ALL STRIKES IN FRANCE

PARIS. May 21.-The French
strikes were called of today by the
Federation of Labor. The striker
started with the railway workers and
spread to n number of other branches
Of industry. Steps were recently
taken by the government to dissolve
the federation on the ground 1t had
revolutionary aims.
The Washington times., 1920-05-21

II heard Or, Zimmerman say 10
Jennie 'n you make a scandal about
tkis ia klgs y01f bfaiAs ost.
Insanity experts will be heard to-
HyorLow, after which the Common
Mealth will offeT eYldsnce In rahnttnl
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
State Assembly in
Denver Aug. 11th

AZ result of tip from E. H.
stinemeyer, chairman Of the county
central committee. The Daily Record
is able to state in advance of any Of
'hcial publication tnat the Republican
Isfete assembly will meet in Denver
on Wednesday August II, for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for
state offices and for the discharge OF
any other business as may properly
come before such a gathering,
SIN connection with. the forthcoming
political campaign, It may be of in
aeTest 10 our readers 10 state that the
Board Of County Commissions. at
sts meteiug next week will appoint
.the registrars and iudses Of the gen
.se-al election 70 be held in November
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
The Willow Fly is
on the GunnisOn

- eEBoLLA. COLO, June 2S.-The
willow hy is here and all's wei with
the fishing world. Things haven't
been going right for the troutsmen
this year. The water has been too
high. the weather too cold and. while
some fish have been taken. the creels
have not been weighing as heavy as
they should al this time OF the year.
But when ]. ]. Carpenter. rather of
all trout fishermen in these parts,
peeped from his window Tuesday
morning and saw 90 wiueing by the
big gray moth dearly loved by the
trout. he raised the shout of good
cheer, grabbed his faithful rod and
landed a beauty from the Gum son
almost before the sun could get NJ
by its legislated schedule
The news OF the coming OF the will
low fly was rushed by wire to f A
Wadleish OF the n. & R G. passenger
department from Gunnison and lola
and bulletins flew to the sporting
goods houses and fishermen's redenz-
vous throughout the state.
The stay OF the fly is never Ions
and every Izaak Walton of Colorado
makes the most of the good nshins
opportunities his coming presents. II
there is anything a trout dearly loves
1t is this gray winged moth which
drops apparently out of the sky. ling
ers for a season and is gone in little
time The fish. which have refused
all temptations in bait and artificial
flies. start on gorging orgy the day
the fly makes its appearance and by
using the live insect for bait the
cyeels are quickly filled.
There are many sportsmen AZ the
resorts along the Gunnison who have
been waiting for the fly. and al, We're
al the streams early yesterday morn
ing. It is expected that the rush OF
week.enders from Denver and other
state points to the Gunnison will be
unusually heavy
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
St. Johns Day
is Celebrated i'm
Phantom Canon

The call Of the wild was well re,
sponded to on Thursday ~ the mem
pers Of Canon City Comnfandery. No.
3 Knights Templar. their families and
friends. at the annual St Johns day
picnic in Phantom canon. There
were 70 people In the party. and both
Canon City and Florence were sener
ously represented in the festivities af
the occasion. No detail OF prepara-
ton for a good time had been neglect
ed. and each automobile was laden
with baskets and boxes containing the
choicest foods and gastronomic dell
cacies the ingenuity OF the ladies
could produce. Camp fires were built
for cooking meats and coffee in time
for the bugle call at "'high twelve"
and splendid dinner was eaten
amidst a magniicence of nature that
would be hard to surpass. Never
did Phantom canon appear more beau
tiful than Il did on Thursday. and
never did II lend its grandeur and al.
iurements TO a more amiring and ap-
preciative group of visitors than Il
did to the Sir knights and their la
dies of Canon City Comamndery on
that occasion
ST. Johns day. 1920. viii long be
retained as n pleasant memory by
those who picnirked in Phantom
canon on that date. Thursdays pic
mic OF the Knights Tenplar Was one
Of the most enjoyable in the ANIMALS
OF the local conmandsry.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Tent Meeting
Will Continue
Another Week

The business sessions OF the con-
vention OF the Nazarene church for
the late district of Colorado. Wyoming
and Utah closed here Sunday night.
but the evangelistic services at the
tent in Rudd park. corner Sixth and
River streets. will continue another
week. These services will be held
each evening at 1880 o'colck, and the
public Ia cordially invite dto attend
them There will be preaching every
night by Rev. c. II. Roberts. supple
ment,d by excellent singing under
the leadership OF Messrs. Sutton and
Rice of Pasadena. Cal.
The convention. according to the
Rev Mr.. Plumb. pastor of the local
church. was one OF the best and most
inspiring ever held by the denomina-
ton in the West Many of the dele
gates left for home Sunday night.
Others took their departure today.
One OF the most important pieces
of legislation passed by the couven-
tion was the subdivision of the dis
trict into the Eastern ColoraIo and
Wyoming district. under the super
intendency OF the Rev. A. A. Sanner
OF Colorado Springs. and the Western
Colorado and Utah district under the
superintendency of the Rev. A. II.
Belsmyer OF Wichita. Kan. late pas.
tor OF the Nazarene congregation at
Chicago Heights. III.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
r. r. EmplOye
Gets a Bullet
i'm the Leg

c. II. Reinhardt, Santa Fe employe,
while in his tent house on the south
side of the river opposite the canning
factory. was shot in the leg Friday
night presumably by some one on the
north side of the Arkansas.
Reinhardt was standing near n win
dow in a room with the light on, and
was in a position TO prove an excel
lent target for anyone seeking his lie.
Whether this was the intent or not
is not known. and the bullet could
have been fred b. some one shooting
at random.
Reinhardt was taken to the Santa
Fe hospital az La Junta. The wound
was not serious,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Brewer
Brings Home
a Bride

The marriage oi miss Emma Mar.
tin Of Denver and Herbert Brewer OF
ais city came as a complete surprise
10 the family and friends o. the young
couple The marriage took Place in
Denver June 70. and the secret did nor
teak out until Mrs Brewer arrived
here Sunday afternoon to join her
husband The bride formerly lived
in Canon City. but has resided in Dem
ver for the past three years. She is
4 sister Of Mrs. George Newcomb Of
Rackvale Mr. Brewer is the son Of
Mrs VI. 4. Brewer of this city. and is
a5egagemaster at the D. & r. C. de-
pot Congratulations and good wishes
from a host of friends follow the
yeung people. who will reside in this
city They are located for the pres
ent at 602 College avenue.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
ODD FELLOWS IN
LARGE numbers
ATTEND ANNlI''
home COMING
Over 500 Visitors Enjoy Picnic
Dinner-Special Trains Bring
in Hundreds.

The FIRST annual homecoming and
picnic of Colorado Odd Fellows at
the state / o. o. F, home here today
was a most successful anair in all
respecls. Fully 500 members OF the
order, representing practically ef-
cry lodge OF the brotherhood Of the
triple link in the grand Jurisdiction
OF Colorado are present 10 take part
in the festivities. There are large
delegations in attendanc efrom Den
yer, Colorado springs. Pueblo and
other points.
A telephone message from the Of
fee of the superintendent OF To-
home on Fifteenth street TO the Daily
Record at o'clock this afternoon
stated that between 300 and 900 Wis
itors were al that time enjoying a pic
uic dinner in the orchard and that
everybody was having a grand time.
A train load of visitors came in on the
Santa Fe road shortly afterwards.
swelling the visiting list to well over
the 300 mark
Al 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon the
formal program of the day was staged
at the home and was listened to by a
great crowd of people. many OF them
from Canon City and the surrounding
territory. There was speaking by
men and women prominent in the
councils OF Odd Fellowship and its
auxiliary organization. the Daughters
of Rebekah festiyity and entertain
ment The musical program, consist
ing of both Instrumental and vocal
selections. was OF a high order and
was most enjoyable. The members
OF the board OF trustees aud several
officers OF the grand lodge are among
the csiebrants at the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Coulter, superintend-
ent and matron OF the home respect
lively, are hosts TO the visitors and
are hoing the honors I'D a most cred
liable. and satisfactory tmannsr. They
had made extensive preparations for
the occasion and are leaving nothing
undone that will add to the enjoyment
and pleasure OF their guests. The
home il being inspected by the Wis
itors from cellar to garret and they
are being afforded an opportunity of
seeing how spick and span everything
is about the premises They are also
being given visualization of the pro
gressiyeness and efficiency of the
home under the present management
The greater part OF the visitors came
TO Canon City by Automobile from
points within easy motoring distance
and viii return to their homes this
evening A few OF them. however.
will remain over until tomorrow be
fore atking their departure. So pleas
ing has today's gathering been to
those taking part in 1t that another
homecoming viii be held next year.
when a still larger attendance may be
expected.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Special Taxes are
Payable July 1st

The following list of the special
Federal taxes due and payable July l,
has been furnished The Daily Record
for publication for the benefit of its
readers by Deputy Internal Revenue
Collector f. w. Riggs:
Capital stock tax. brokers aud
pawnbrokers' tax. billiard and pool
tax. picture show and theater tax.
auto service tax. narcotics tax, com
mission merchants tax, oleomargar-
inc tax and process butter tax.
Blanks will be furnished where the
taxes Ahve been paid for the past
year. New Federal taxpayers In Col
orado must write in at once to Inter
nal Revenue Collector Mark A. Skin
ner at Denver. or to deputy revenue
collector for blanks. All blanks must
be signed and certified to by notary
public. or a deputy collector,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Meeting of Child
Welfare Board

A meeting of the County Chid's
Welfare Board was ned al, the office
Of superintendent of schools wednes-
day night with the following mem,
bcrs present: DR.. W T. Little. Judge
Kent L, Eldred, Miss Fanny NJorri-
son. G. V. Hodgin, Charles swaAgn
and Mrs Carrie T. Anthem. Thsss
are 13 members of the board. but oniSs
six Of them were in attendance at
Wednesday nights session The
boatd is. composed. OF people appointed
from the various professions and call
ines. especially those associated more
or less intimately with the affairs Of
children. For instance. DIT Little was
chosen a member OF the board as the
representative of the medical profes-
sion: Judge E;dred because OF his
connection with the Juvenile court;
Miss Morrison because Of her position
as probation officer: G. Y. Hodgin be-
cause of his connection with the board
or county commissioners; Charles
Swanton because Of his connection
with the Red Cross and Mrs. Anthony
because OF her connection with the
public schools. .-
At wednesday,. nights meeting of
the board it was decided to omen a
"Child's Health Center in Canon
City in the near future where mothers
may take their children for free ex-
animation and advice an all matters
Affecting their physical well-being
This health center is designed to be
of benefit 10 the entir county and will
be available TO all who desire to take
advantage of it \ room at Red
Cross headquarters will be set apart
for it and viii be fitted up with all
necessary equipment for the scientific
examination OF children. which Will
be conducted BY trained and compe-
tent physician The center will prob
ably be open three or four hours
every week and those desiring exam
inatson for their children will be wei
come to take them there at that time.
Miss Mary DuPaul. public health
nurse who Is at present in Cleveland.
o. taking a special course of training
in public health nursing. is expected
TO return to Canon City about August
l, and will take charge OF the child's
health center very shortly after that
date.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Colpacko Goes
Into Wholesale
Paper Game

The Colorado Packing Corporation
has entered the wholesale paper bust
ness an dthrouEh connections with the
Graham Paper Company of ST. Louis.
IL will be able to compete fayorsbly
on price, quality and service with
other firms in this territory
For the time being the company will
confine its activities to the heavier
papers. such as sacks. wrapping paper
and jute board. and news print, but
later will add the whole line of papers.
John T. Hannigan. Jr-. will have
charge of this department. which will
be operated in connection with the
fruit and produce division of the cor
poration's business until the business
develops to a point where it will need
a division of its own.
c. H. Thomas. representing Gra-
ham. is in town today calling on the
trade with Mr.. Hsnnigan,
The Colorado Packing Corporation
will be in a position to serve wide
territory and that is its ambition.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Girls Accused of
Delinquency

Two girls of tender years. aged II
and Il. respectively. were arraigned
before Judge Eldred In the county
juvenile court at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning on the charge Of youthful de.
lindueacy.
A suspended sentence was Imposed
on one OF them. The other was dis
missed from custody with an admoui.
ton to be more circumspect in her
conduct In the future. In neither in
stance was any more serious ofiense
alleged than disobedience to parental
council.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Visited II States
Twenty-Five Days

Rev. f. r. Fulkerson. field agent
for the Centenary movement and for
eign missionary work of the Methodist
Episcopal church. returned home Mon
tsv night from a 25 days lecturine
trip through the Southwestern and
Southern states. During his absence
he Travelled $500 miles, visited II
states and delivered % formal ad.
dresses. In addition to an of this he
6zd- II iook into Old Mexico. TO say
nothing of having raised a large sum
OF money for Christian missionary
work in Asiatie countries
The Rev Mr. Fulkerson will leave
on Friday of this week for Central
New York. where he is one of the
instructors at the summer institute Of
the Methodist Episcopal church at
Keuks lake. He will be in the East
during the entire month of July.
Since the breakdown of German civ
ilization men are everywhere taking
on a larger vision of life and its re-
sponsibilities. declared pr. Fulkerson
isis morning. They are. he said.
he'ping humanity as never before as
the result OF the quickened conscience
that have come to them out OF the
war. Literally millions Of dollars.
he asserts. are being given by them TO
humanitarian purposes at home and
for missionary enterprises abroad. Il
Illustrative of this spirit Of giving. ne
tells OF a man In Iowa who gave him
recently s25.O00 to establish a hospi.
tai in South China, and promised to
eudow it with fund of 100000.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Tourists Beginning
to Arrive i'm Town

Motor tourists are beginning to ar
rive in Canon City from the East in
large numbers. and the public camp
ing grounds. both at College avenue
and Twelfth street and at the City
park. are thronged with visitors
nearly every night. Most of the tour.
ists are from Texas. Oklahoma. Kan
sas and Missouri although few arr
seen on the streets from points fur
ther eas; and south.
Every day an increasing number OF
automobile visitors make the trip to
the top OF the Royal Gorge and back
- town over the Skyline drive Some
OF them have been here before and
found the attractions sufficiently al
Turing to bring them back again. 9th.
ers are strangers and. from their eN-
pressions of admiration OF the com
munity and the scenic beauties of its
surroundings, may be counted on to
return here for at least a part of their
vacation next year,
While the majority OF the tourists
are coming here from Colorado
Springs by way of Cripple Greek and
the Phantom canon route. which Is
charming In its magnificepce of noun
tain and valley. good many are max
ing their way here from Pueblo up
the Arkansas river highway.
The Canon City Chamber of Com.
merce maintains tourist agent at
both places. and they are responsible
for the diversion OF good deal OF the
travel in this direction From now
on until the ---shls open IN Septem-
ber tourist travel in Colorado prom.
ises to be unusually heavy. Canon
City, from all indications. is slated 10
get its full share of it,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
MANS NECK IS
BROKEN BY BLOW
AND AUTO PARTY
UNDER ARREST
Argument Follows Collision
and VIM. Swink is Killed by
r. II. Blackburn.
tny United T,l-ssl

GREELEY, COLO. June 2S.-Au
automobile party OF fouy men and
two women are being held in jai
here in connection with the killing OF
William Swink of Denver at Fort
Luptou this morning. r. II. Black.
burn of Joplin. Mo. member of the
touring party, admuted striking
Swink a blow on the jaw during an
argument following collision with
Swink's car Swink's neck was bro
ken by the blow. and he died almost
instantly. The other members of the
party in jail are r. 2. Joyce OF salt
Lake City. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hick-
man of Denver and Mr. and Mrs. II.
c. Ferguson OF Ordway Colo
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
SCHOOL UNION
Is ENDORSED BY
pFHSA VERY Large:
FAVORABLE VOTE
Only rs Vote Against the Prop
osition-D. w. Ross Chair
man, Ed Stinemeyer Secre-
tary.

The consolidation Of thE pubEc
SCHOOLS OF Districts Nos J and S, y
nos an accomplished fat, and the
people Of the community should be fs-
nct.ated or the achievement The
mstger was consummated al public
meeting held at the First Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday night for
its sormal ratification at which the
vote. for the proposition was $40 and
the Fote against it 75.
The meeting was called to order It
T:3O o'clock after which a concise,
exhaustive statement covering the en-
tire consolidation movement WIS
made by D. W. Ross. a member OF the
joint committee appointed several
months ago BY the two districts to in
vestisate and advise upon the adTau-
tages Of such a union The vote upon
the merger was given b. the Austria
lian ballot and was in accordance with
the law: only legally qualified electors
being permitted 10 vote. The system
Of voting had been so nicely worked
out in advance of the meeting and
was explained by Judge Pease in de-
tail. thereby preventing any misuu-
derstanding of the matter. or any cou-
gestion at the ballot boxes The vot-
ing began shortly after o'clock and
was COMPLETED and the result an
nounced a little more than two bours
later. Without the very comprehen-
sive plan presented 10 rthe deternina-
tion OF the matter, the voting would
have been a tedious and inaccurate.
E. H StinemeS er was made secre-
tary. Messrs. D. n. Cooper, H y.
Craig, Leslie Stevenson and Clyde
Turner were chosen as tellers OF the
election from District No. l, and
Messrs b G. Woodford. Prof. G. A.
Ter as telIers from District No s.
There were fully 500 people at the
meeting and AIS votes. were .east--nf
which ,3s were residents OF District
No l and 1S2 were residents of Dis
trict No. s. two-thirds vote was
necessary for ratification and the re
suit shows that the proposition was
carried and with a Considerable sur
plus to spare.
The next step in the proceedings
will be for the secretary to certify
the result OF Tuesday evenings meet
ing to the county superintendent Of
schools who Will then notify the
members OF the Board OF Education
OF North Canon that by reason of its
having represented a school district
of the first class that they constitute
the .egal Board of Education Of the
consolidated district Il Will also be
the duty of the county superintendent
to select number for the newly-cre-
ated school district. In accordance
with an agreement entered into some
time ago. two members of the Canon
City Board of Education will resign
and their places will be taken by
members of the Board of Education ia
District No, in order that a proper
and equitable representation may he
had from all parts OF the united dis
triCt in school affairs.