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Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
GOV. EDWARDS AN AvowED
 CANDIDATE FOR DEM. NOMINATION

New York. May 6.-Governor Edwards of New Jersey tonight became an avowed active candidate for the democratic nom ination for president of the United States. Walker ". Wick, personad friend of the governor. issued the formal an. nouncement of his candidacy and of tpe opening here of Edward campaign head quarters. 5,
 "Govenor Edwards begins his campaign without any political machinery or pres tige lent him from any source" Mir Wick said. He runs on his record as governor of New Jersey. as it's former comptroller and as a man of affairs in the business and financial world of this country for the past 25 years. His rise in the business world as a self-made man, as well as his entire career, bott business and political, presents abundant proof of. his sympathetic regard for the great productive forces of the country.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
THEFT OF SILVER BARS AND
 WIRE IN PROVIDENCE

Providence. R. l., May 6.-Gold and silver bars and silver wire valued at be- tween s3,000 and S4,000 disappeared with motor truck that was stolen today. The truck was left unguarded in Beverly street while. Theodore Gingras, the driver, was delivering some goods in building. Both the truck and it's contents are the property of D. Makepeace & Co.,, Attic boro, Mass.
 As soon as the loss was reported, police inspectors in a high powered car started on the trail of the truck
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
NO FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS
 WITH THE HOHENZOLLERNs

London, May GA despatch to the London Times from Berlin says it seems probable that the whole question of fnna- cial arrangements with the Hohenzollen family will be allowed to drop, as the Prussian assembly shows no inclination to bring it forward again for discussion. The despatch adds that the only course open to former Emperor William there fore will be action in the courts,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
FOR SOUTH BRAINTREE
 MURDER AND PAYROLL ROBBERY

Brockton, Mass. May s.-Bert Van zetti of Plymouth. and Mike Saco of Stoughton. arrested last night by the Brockton police as suspects in connec- tion with the South Braintree murder and payroll robbery. April IS. were held in court here today without bail for a hearing Saturday.
 State police and the district attorneys staff working on the case will have the susjects looked over by witnesses of the shooting with a view to possible identi- fication.
 The police said later that vanzetti had been identified as one of the men who at tempted to hold up the L. c. White Shoe Company paymaster at Bridgewater last December 24. It was also said that he was declared by one witness to have been the driver of the car used by the robbers at South Braintree.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
TO PREVENT CAsHING OF
 SPURIOUS WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

Washington, May 6.-After Chairman Good of the appropriations committee had told of two new counterfeit war saw ings stamps the house unanimously adopted today an amendment to the pending sundry civil bill appropriating $50 900 to build up an organization to prevent cashing of the spurious stamps. Experts will be stationed in all large cit ies to protect postmasters from redeem ing the counterfeit stamps.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
50 FER CENT STOCK DIVIDEND
 BY LIBBY. MCNEIL q LIBBY

Chicago. May GA fifty per cent. stock dividend of 640oeo shares with a par value of se.4oo.ooo. has been authoriz- ed by the directors of Libby. McNeill and Libby. manufacturers of food products. Payment is to be mode August 1i to stockholders of record June 5. h addition. sfo.ooo shares. with a par value of ;1o, are authorized for sale to employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
SERIES OF FLEETS FROM ------
 A BOSTON FURNITURE STORE

Boston. May e.-Household furnishingsl from dishes to parlor sets, fvalued at $5.- 900. were recovered from homes in vari-. ous parts of the city and six men were arrested today by police who were Inres- tlgating a series of thefts from the store. or. Morgan co.. Inc, in the South End. Three of the men were chraged with breaking and entering and the others with receiving stolen property. Goods valued at s1O.0o0 are alleged to have been carried away .n trucks at various times
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
CALLED PARAGRAPHS
May Day celebrated in Moscow.

Moscow, May 2.-Residents of Mos COW, estimated to number 150,o00, cele- brated May Day in a novel fashion de- voting part of the holiday to productive work. Long processions of volunteer workers who filled the streets early in the morning on their way to work se- lected special May Day committees to act for them. Each worker received a pound of bread and also a workman s bag, which was the almost universal dec- oration of the day in Moscow.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
RALLYING MExIcANs TO
 SUPPORT THE REvoLUrIoa

San Antonio Texas, May s.-Lieutens ant Colonel Alvaro obregon. in a mani- festo issued iE the state of Guerrero, a copy of which reached San Antonio to- day. called upon the Mexican peonle to rally to the support of the revolt against President Carranza and denied that he was seeking presidential power. ,..
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
THEFT OF JEWELRY VALUED
 AT s5,Ooo FROM AUTOMOBILE

Stamford, Conn. May 6.-Miscellane- ous jewelry worth s5000, according to the loser, was stolen from Herman F.. Dutz, wholesale jewelry of Bergen street. Newark, N. j.. here this afternoon. The articles were in lase left in an au- tomobile while Dutz went into a restau- rant for lunch.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
GENERAL WOOD HAD A
 PLURALITY OF 5,s47 IN INDIANA

Indianapolis Ind, May 6-Major General Leonard Wood carried IndiaSa with plurality of 5,947 over Senator Hiram w. Johnson of California, in Tuesdays presidential preferential prin- ary, on the face of complete unofficial re- turns from the 3Ss7 precincts of the state. The vote was Wood S5.77s John son 79;S29; Lowden 31,11S; Harding 20,S19,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
BEER, WINE, SUFFRAGE AND
 IRELAND IN DEM. PLATFORM

Each Has Plank in the Platform Adopted by S emocrat ic Convention at New Haven-Contest ss s9A Over Selection of Bryan F. Mahan as One S s .atesat- Large Failed to Materiaze-Reccs syS 4 That the Deleeates Vote as Unit Was -Resolu- ton Adopted Denouncing CS 4ocomb Because of His Stand on the Suffrage C Aion-United States Senate Rebuked For Not Accepting Treaty Submitted by President Wilson.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING
 TO BRIBE POLICEMAN

Bridgeport, Conn, May 6.-Accused of attempting to bribe a policeman with $20 after being arrested with barrel of whiskey in his possession, Abraham Rosenberg and Eugene Katz both of New York were held in $500 in the police court today. Their cases will be tried on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
WAS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE
 MEXICO CITY FOR VERA CRUZ

Fl Paso, Texas, May s-President Carranza was scheduled to leave Mexico City for Vera Cruz some time today, ac- cording to a telegram received from No gales, Arizona, tonight by La Patria- a
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
.CARRANzA WILL FIGHT ID 4
 FINISH ID RETAIN OFFICE.

Has Issued Manifesto Announcing His Refusal to Abandon the Presidency - Cancels the Presidential Eections Which Had Been Set For July 4-DecIares Revolt Was Instigated by Followers of General Ubregon to Gain Presidency Through Means of Violence Forming Civ. ilan Guard to Defend Mexico City in Case of Evaeuas lion.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
115 STICKS OF DYNAMITE
 IN DECAYED WOODEN BOX

Boston, May 6.-A decayed wooden box containing 115 sticks of dynamite was found under a dwelling house in the Dor chester district today. The explosive was turned over to the state police.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Sometimes a man goes in the right d. rection when he follows his inclination
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts has ve- toed the 2.75 beer bill.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

The Northern Baptists' campaign foI $1oo, 900, 900 has jumped to 47,,sl1,442.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Spanish language newspaper publhhed here.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Census bureau will announce the pop- ulation of Bridgeport at g. o'clock tonight
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Bar gold in London was 1o7s Cd an ounce, compared with 1o7s at previous close.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Premise of cooperation by the highest Canadian courts in running down receiv- CTS of a part of the s2.50o,eoo in stocks and bonds stolen by a band of Wall St. messengers. was received by Saul s. My CTS, attorney for the National Surety Co. Investigation of Quebec. Montreal and Toronto brokers will be made,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

Doris Dezalba, aged 5, was run down and instantly killed on South Main street, New Britain. by a truck owned by B. Kamnsky of Hartford.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

According to Joseph F.. Tumulty, he will not go to San Francisco to represent the president.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-07

A fleet of twelve to fourteen airplanes will be taken along on the 'Terro Nova, the ship which John L. Cope will fit out for his expedition to the south Pole.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
The St0rk Express

Mr. and Mrs. Emil johnson are the
parents OF nine-pound son born July
ls. at the Graves hospital.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Canon Men Buy
Hardware Store at
Grand Junction

The Grand Junction News, in ITS
Sunday edition says.
The Feldmeier Hardware Company
has been sold by R. F. Feldmeier 10
W. E. Galley, an experienced merchant
and F. B. Smith, a Canon City imple-
ment and commission man. w. E
Galley has been with the Bisgs-Kurtz
Hardware Company here for eight
months, and sewers his connection
with this firm to go into business with
Mr.. Smith as his partner. ..
THE new firm will be the Galley
Hardware Company. Mr.. Smith re-
naming in Canon City in charge of his
largei interests there. Mr. Galley will
have complete charge of the store he
has purchased and will take charge
Immediately after the invoice.
MIR. Feldmeier will retire from
business at least temporarily and viii
enjay a much needed and well earned
rest. He has been in business here
for Is years The company started
out as the Feldmeier & Moore Hard
ware Company and later was known
as Feldmeier & Frueauff. Then Mr..
Feldmeier took entire charge of the
business, buying out ar. Frueauf.
Mr.. Galley has been thinking OF
getting into business himself for some
| time and the deal has been pending
for several days. Mr.. Galley has
been a merchant all of his business
career to date, and is thoroughly
versed in the merchandising work. He
is an energetic and progressive man
a believer in printers ink. and he
will unquestionably make success il
the new business venture. He takes
hold of a business that has been vel
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22

seasoned and has splendid reputa-
tion for square dealing and the stock.
is large and complete. Those who
have known Mr.. Galley in his business
associations in this city will be-
pleased TO mete him in his own busi-
ness this coming week when the OPEN
ing is announced.
He has made many friends here
since he arrived from Canon City,
and he likes Grand Junction very
much. and for this reason invested
heavily, after spending eight months
on the ground itself, looking over the
situation.
The Biggs-Kurtz Hardware Com
pany greatly regrets losing Mr. GAL
ley from their personnel, as he was
among their most valued employees
The Galley Hardware Company is GER
tain to prosper
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Park Center

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hill Of Pueblo
were visitors Wednesday and Thurs
day at the Ray W. King ranch. Mrs.
Hill is proprietress of the Shirley
Hotel.
Mrs. S. NJ. McAlister and daughter
Ethel. of Pueblo spent the week here
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray w.
King and daughter, Miss Violet Lusink.
Milton Mattoon was passenger on
the morning train for Denver last
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Champeau and
sons, Floyd and Herbert. accompanied
by their parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. A
Moten. enjoyed the scenic drive up
Phantom Canon to the Cripple Creek
district and home by the way Of Colo
'rado Springs last Saturday.
w. c. James and a crew of men are
repairing the road near the Miller
ranch on Wilson creek. which was
washed out Saturday night by a flood
in Fourmile river.
c. A. George was a dinner guest
Sunday at the J. R. Hotchkiss home.
Fred Waters and daughter, Lillian.
returned Saturday from their home.
stead at Bear Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. King and daught.
er. Violet Lusink. accompanied by
their guests. Mrs. s. NJ. McAlister and
daughter Ethel, spent Sunday after.
noon at the Natatoriam.
Edna Duffy was an all night guest
OF Marjorie Burkhart, Monday.
Mrs. Insheep and little son of Victor
are spending several days at the J. P,
Hotchkiss home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Raper left
Monday for Trinidad, where Mr.. Raper
viii undergo a surgical operation.
Mrs. Carter and children OF South
Canon have been picking cherries and
currents this week tthe O'Brien and
Chipman ranches.
Mr.. and Mrs Onstodd and children
were visitors Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs
c. w. Ewers.
Arial Waters went up to their Bare
Hills ranch Saturday.
Earl Harris and wife are down from
the Bare Hills for a few days visit II
the Burt Nicholson home.
Mrs Fred Clark and sons Of Li.tleton
will arrive today for visit with Mr.
and Mrs. w. C. James.
! Miss Josephine Phillips OF the Aca
deny Is visiting the H. c. Nations .,
Littleton.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Peppergrass
Makes Appearance
in Colorado

The perennial peppergrass which
promises TO become very serious
pest has recently made its appearance
in several localities in Colorado. espe-
cially in the San Luis valley and on
irrigated land along the Eastern
slope.
This plant is botanicaily known as
Lepidium draba, but in common with
most other troublesome weeds. 1t is
recognized BY number of pet names.
such as perennial peppergrass. Euro
pean peppergrass, downy cress, etc,
II resembles somewhat the common
peppergrass OF our dooryards, but IL
differs from this in having deep-grow-
ing perennial roots which enable il 10
live from year to year and spread out
in a colony formation which seems 10
defy the best efforts TO exterminate II.
in plowing. each fragment of root
may start a new plant. No, only does
II spread ba root, but il has been esu-
mated that a single plant may produce
as many as 10000 seeds during one
season. II appears. therefore, that
the weedy characteristics OF the bind
weed and the Russian thistle hav,
been combined in this one plant.
This plant was introduced from
Europe some 20 years ago and has un
doubtedly been carried into Colorado
in foreign-grown alfalfa seed. OF which
there is an abundance on the Colorado
markets at the present time.
The most effective way OF destro.
ing 1t is to keep IL cut in order to
starveF out its roots and prevent it
from producing seeds-A. X. Peter
sen, Colorado Agricultural College,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Bogus Check
Artist Works
Local Firms

bogus check artist, giving his
name as c. E. Clark. worked at least
three Canon City business firms the
first CT the month to the tune of
s6s-50 each, by getting them to cash
worthless paper Clark. who appeared
TO be about 35 years of age, purchased
at each of the places alluded to a
small amount of merchandise and in
each instance gave a spurious check
issued by the Howard Real Estate
Company of Manhattan. Kan, and
drawn on the Union National bank of
that place. At two OF the stores. after
getting his checks cashed, he left the
goods he had bargained for. promis-
ing TO call call for them later. They
are still undelivered
The checks were all dated July /
and were presented a few days later
TO give them an air of authenticity. A
few days later these checks were pro
tested on the ground that the Union
National bank of Manhattan held 10
funds for the Howard Real Estate
Company and that no such concern
existed there. The formal protest
was made before Notary Public Fred
c. Romig of Manhattan, a former res
ident of Canon City, who appended
the following letter to those who had
been victims OF the forger:
Il sure hate 10 hand to you this
lemon. fguratively speaking. but you
are not the only ones to be stung This
fellow has been working the same
game all the way from St. Louis to
Canon City. and has raked in nice
sum of money by his dishonesty. 81,
bad checks attributable to him
reached the bank here this morning
Wish could take an auto ride in the
hills about Canon City or drink from
your splendid springs at Soda Point
especially the iron spring"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Expected Home
Next Saturday


l. w Felter is expected to return
to Canon City next Saturday from his
Western pleasure trip, which includes
in its itinerary the Zion National
park in Southern Utah. the Mount
Rainier National park in Washington
and Glacier National park in Mon.
tana- Few men anywhere, certainly
none in Canon City. have given as
careful study and investigation TO the
national parks of the country as Mr.
Felter, and he may be regarded as an
authority on the subject.
He has visited all of them, some of
them two or three times. and knows
the mike book He left here June
IL for the Zion National park. one OF
the newtst of the public recreational
resorts, and was delighted with its
scenic attractions, according to let.
ters written home since his depar.
tnre- He next went to Tacoma, which
he used as base of operations for his
rambles through Mount Rainier Ma.
tional park. which he also found a
pleasing experience. He is doing
Glacier National park this week, ac.
cording to advices just received from
him He is travelling on a regular
schedule, and is due in Denver ON Fri
day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
DEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS
ON THURSDAY NIGHT

Caucuses will be held by the Demo
cratic voters in the various precincts
of Fremont county on Thursday night
Of this week for the purpose of se-
lecting delegates to the county assem-
bly, to be held in Florence next Sat
urday afternoon. The Florence con-
vention will choose is delegates to-
represent Fremont county in the state
Democratic assembly to be held i'm
Denver on July 29, which will nomi-
nate candidates for state offices.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Retires from
Gas Company

Alderman G. S. Smith has resigned
his position as superintendent Of the
Canon Gas Company and retired from
Its service after an employment In
that capacity of more than three
years. Mr.. Smith will Temporarily.
at least. devote himself to the man.
agement Of the Mcclure rooming
house. corner of Eighth and Rive
streets. OF which he and his father
are the lessees. No successor to Mr.
Smith has yet been named by the gas
company, but the duties OF the place
win be looked after until such m an
pcinfment is made, by william Boles.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22

II you want to rent puy. sell. o,
have lost anything. try a want ad.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
FOURTH PRECINCT CAUCUS
THURSDAY NIGHT

The Democratic caucus Cor the
Fourth precinct of Canon City will be
held at the home of Miss Fanny Nor
rison, 1O31 River street, at o'clock
Thursday evening. Juyl %, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the.
Democratic county assembly to be-
convened in Florence next Saturday.
afternoon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Census Bureau
Reports Increase
in Colo. Towns
snx U.,,es rr-...l

WASHINGTON. July 15.-The cen
sus bureau today announced the pop
ulation of Trinidad. Colo, as 10.9O6.
an increase of 81 per cent since 1910.
The population of Gdenwood Springs.
Colo. is 2.7os. an increase OF So per
cent in 10 years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
Lincoln Park

water was turned out Of the
crooisd Ditch ths last & n &ths vssA on
aqr0ds} OF the heeby rAins that Of
tsctsd ths nov Of ne Arkansas river,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
News OF Fremont County
CORRESPONDENTS

rain. both going and returning. and re-
port crops looking exceptionally fine
all along the way.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-22
PUEBLO LADY IS
GUEST OF SISTER

Mrs. q. W. Thomas Of Pueblo issths
/ guest of her siL.er. Mrs- J, r. Waits.
for visit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-06

This is our business birthday-twenty -one years ago
we opened this tailor shop in this location with
assets consisting Of thorough, practical tailoring
knowledge of how, and determination to make only
the very best clothes
Our development from hopeful inspiration to the
South's largest, fine tailoring firm has from
continuous steady growth and could only result from
years of rigid attention to the highest Of business
ideals. ....
The original organization is still unbroken-only hav-
ing been regularly added to the business grew-we
know of other Memphis firm in line, in exist
ence then and now, under the same management.
Naturally our first thoughts this occasion Of
thankful appreciation. Quite number of our first
seasons patrons are still regulars" in ever
growing army of customers.
We have always thought of continued patronage
than of immediate profit. We have therefore unfail-
ingly placed only the very best of fabrics in the
hands of needen of the highest ability and character
We have invariably been the first to adopt new and
better methods of productions hesitating be-
of initial COSTS nor stopping to figure quick
turns on investment-in short our whole aim our
whole thought and ambition has been to give WALSH
CUSTOMERS service that could not be surpassed.
The Walsh Fall and Winter patterns and styles are
very attractive. They represent the highest obtanabe
results of twenty one years experience.
Always pleased to show you.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-06
Visiting Physician
Scouts Theories Of
PrOIOnging Years

Many persons past the meridian Of
life are all stirred up over Or. Voronoff
and his goat gland revivifler, stated DR..
Paul Markham of Cleveland, O.. now at
the Hotel Gayoso. Every little while
some modern Ponce de Leon thinks he
has found the fountain of youth and the
world runs after himl fer a drink OF the
magic potion. only to find the expor-
fence costly and the end disiluson.
Nearly generation ago DIR. Brown
Sequard thought he had found the elixir
Of life that was to abolish death: the
Cnly ones that reaped any profit from
his alleged discovery were the medical
takers and nostrum vendors who rcaped
"a fortune from pirating his name and
brought a noble nan into disrepute with
his fellow men
Later Or, Ellie Menschikoff thought
he had discovered the secret OF long
life in Bulgarian koumiss or zoolak. a
preparation OF soured or fermented milk
which was 10 kill the pofsons emanatipg
from the long Intestine The doctor
himself died comparatively young, de
spite his remedy, and since his death
no more has been heard of that cure-all,
but for time there was a prepare
ton In this country gotten up by an
cntcrprising American purporting TO be
genuine koumiss that, had an enormous
sale and promised TO make its promoter
rich "