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HOOVER SAYS THE
PRICE OF SUGAR
WOULD BE II CTS.
BUT FOR WILSON.
He Specifies President, Attor-
ney General and the Cabinet
Members as Main Cause of
High Price.
tBy United Press.)

NEW YORK, May 25.-Sugar would
be selling in the United States today
at IL cents a pouna II President Will
sons administration had acted on rec
concentrations made to it last summer,
Herbert Hoover testified before the
Lusk legislative committee here.
Hoover specified -the President, the
attorney general and other members
of the cabinet as being responsible
for the failure to buy the Cuban sugar
crop at 6 cents a pound, as they were
advised to do. Hoovef declared that
the predoIninating causes of the high
cost of living are: shortage in COM
modities. due to underproduction in
Europe, and the consequent drain ON
American exports imitation. especial
ly the expansion OF speculative credit;
profiteering; maladjustment of taxa
tion; the deterioration of transporta-
ton and expensive. wasteful distribu-
ton.
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OBREGON ORDERS
CARRANZA KILLER
UNDER ARREST TO
ANSWER CHARGE
General Declares Clear Case of
Treachery is Proven Against
Rudolpho Herrero-
spy u.lsee rr....,

MEXICO CITY, May 25.-Gen. OBJ
RECON has commanded Rudolfo Her
rero to surrender to the Mexican au-
thorities and answer to the charge OF
asssassinating Ex-President Carranza.
Gen. Obregon declares that clear
case of treachery against Carranza
has been proven. The order followed
Herrero's offer to come here and give
evidence which he claims will show
that Carranza committed suicide. Her
rero demanded safe conduct TO come
here, but this has been refused.
In a telegram to Gen. Pablo Con
zaies. denial is made by Herrero that
either he or his troops murdered Car
rama. All OF the members of Car
rsnza's cabinet have been placed un-
der arrest.
carranza was buried here yesterday
in potier's field in the Cemetery OF
Sorrows. There were tremendous
crowds OF people at the funeral and
truckloads OF floral wreaths we're
placed upon his grave.
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Motor Trucks
in a Collision

A Ford truck. used for the deliv-
cry OF merchandise. driven by Stanley
Norman. and Ford touring car
driven by J. F. Bowler coliided near
the intersection of Sixth street and
Pine avenue late Monday afternoon
with somewhat disastrous effects to
both machines.
Fortunately nobody was hurt in the
affair. The cause of the accident is
not known. but seems to have been
partially. at least. unavoidable. A
front wheel on each machine was torn
of by the force of the impact. and
other damages sustained. Both the
damaged vehicles were put out of
business and had to be towed to the
Wann garage for extensive repairs.
The truck driven by Stanley Norman
belonged to Fred Riede & Company.
grocers, at 6e3 Main street
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slope. He says there has been an ab-
normal amount OF ram there and that
all the rivers and creeks are running
high. Business is very good, how
ever, and practically all OF the West
ern slope towns are prospering-
FOR THE FIRST TIME
IN TWENTY YEARS
Jim Caldwell. wko conducts the
shoe shining stand at the corner of
Main and Fifth streets, was confined
to his home several day. last week
in consequence of a broken arch in
one of his feet. He suffered consid-
cradle agony for a day or two and
was unable TO walk in consequence.
He reported for duty at his place Of
business this morning. His stand
was closed on Sunday for the first
time in 20 years.
HAROLD BROWN UP FROM
LA JUNTA LAST SUNDAY
Harold L Brown, who holds a re-
sponsible and remunerative position
with the Snodgrass Food Company ut
La Junta. spent Sunday with relatives
in this city. The company operates
more than 20 stores in Southern Colo
RADIO.
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Sloan News

Walter Bernard was down home
over Sunday.
Lee Gaines and friend, Mr. Collins.
were out TO the ranch Sunday
Mrs. Brough and children returned
to their home Ia Pueblo Saturday
Mr.. Green. the mail carrier. is still
on duty, but is improving slowly, His
son Forest is carrying the mail.
Mr. Keith went to Pueblo Monday
and reports Mrs. Keith slightly i'm
proved.
Jim Turner was at the Hin ranch
Monday. but was called home on ac.
count of the death of his father.
Mrs. Roy Jennings OF the Park came
down on horseback and spent a few
hours with home folks Sunday.
With the amount OF rain we have
had, especially the past week. the out
look for good crop is most prom
ising.
Everybody is making garden. and It
Is also fashionable to set out straw
berry bed this spring. The weather
has been unusually favorable. too
Two dates were set for the Joint
meeting OF the boards of the Green.
wood and SLOAN Telephone compa-
nies, and each night we had storm
Mrs, l.. J. Miller received word by
phone OF the death OF her brother.in.
law. Mr.. Turner. Monday night. Mr.
Turner has been Ill for some time and
his death was not unexpected.
Elmer Marshall is at home for a few
days. The Marshall family are also
enjoying visit from Mr.. Marshall's
brother. whose home is in Texas.
JACK Griffin is making regular trips
TO Pueblo with his truck on Mondays.
and his hauling the cream for the
Livesay ranch and for others who may
desire to employ him.
r. II. Prather drove his bunch OF
Holstoins past here on his way 10
Florence. from which point he shipped
them to Montrose. The family will
leave this week for their new homeat
this place. We wish them success
The Prathers formerly lived here. bu,
recently have been at Cousin Springs
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PyrO!ite News


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CASTOR and
family have arrived here from Hen
rietta, Okla. and will make their home.
here for while. Mrs. CASTOR is . <
sister of Mrs. Collage.
Mr.. Mccormick came down from his
ranch above Canon City SATURDAY..
Mrs. Tavener and her son, Henry
are down from the ranch above Canon
City visiting friends here for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred violo were down
from their ranch Saturday evening tc-
attend the graduating exercises trsa
which their son, Louie, was takjze=.
part.
Everyone had good time at the
graduation exercises Saturday eve
ming. There We're IL graduates as
follows: Ellen Mccormick, Lillian
Collage, Mable Bone, Angelica Pinon-
anti, Louie Violo. Sam Didone, Saint
Didone. George Bodnar, Joe Kavalelz
Neil Penny and Elton McCormick
Mrs. Anthony, the county superintenn
ent. and Rev. Burchfield Of Florence
were present.
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Auto Thieves
Strip Car

FLORENCE, May 2o.-Thieves ue
bolted ;he double doors on the garage-
of L. f. stephen at his home on Nc
Candless avenue Friday night ands
took heavy blanket. IS gallons oEz
heavy engine OIL inner tube and kis>
of tools. and loaded the same into a.
truck which was traced by NarshaE
Hunt and Mr.. stephen as far as CanoSz
City on accoun, of the peculiarly OF
one of the wheels.
The truck was driven up an allev
across from the stephen home audE
the plunder was carriedeacross and1
loaded into the machine. AIR Stephen
estimates his loss at about $50.
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Coal Creek

Dominiek Falgean and wife were
business visitors in Florence on Mon
day.
Mrs. Lizzie Salyi and Miss Anna
Fabrizio were Canon City visitors on
Monday.
Mine Inspector James paid the Can
field mine an official visit on Monday
We regret TO sa ythta Grandma Scol
lick passed away Tuesday morning
after a few days illness.
Mrs. Donaldson, who is here from
Seattle, Wash. spent Monday visiting
friends at Nushaft
Sarah. the s-year-olddaughter OF
Charlie Morgenstein. was laid to rest
in Highland cemetery on Sunday.
David r. Davis returned on Friday
couple OF days visiting his son.in-law,
John Richardson. at st Joseph's hos.
pitsi- He reports Mr.. Richardson as
gettig along nicely
pavie Vatullo and wife of Pueblo
were called here on account of the ac.
cident and death of their relative,
Tony Hannah. The young man met
his death in the Wolf Park mine on
Saturday
The school children were much dis.
appointed last Friday morning when
they arose and found 1t raining, as il
was the last day OF school and a grand
picnic bad been planned. But the
thoughtful teachers soon arranged to
spend the day in the school house in
fitting manner. which the youngsters
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Committee Makes
Report On Orchard

The committee made a final investi.
cation OF the efficiency of spraying
with Target oil for the leaf-roller on
the ranch of s. s. Courtney on Nine
teenth street, last Saturday afternoon,
May %.
There We're no new matches on the
marked egg patches of the sprayed
trees and the percentage of kill still
remains 99.ee per cent.
However, on the unsprayed trees
fully 75 per cent OF the eggs exam
med weer hatched.
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COnvicts Attack
Officer On
Way To The Pen

1t became known a day or two ago
says the Rocky Mountain News. that
while on his way to the peniteutfzry
at Canon City. last Saturday for un-
prisonment. James Robert Green x1-
tomobile bandit, bombarded his es-
cort. Deputy Sheriff Doc Dawson. with
pepper. and then fell upon him witk
heels and nails while the car in which
they were riding stood on a switch i'm
the railroad yards at Pueblo.
Though the sheriff was badly bruised
he held on gamelyi TO the prisorseE-
who was locked to Bernardo Torrex-
a Mexican recently convicted OF n
statuatory offense. Torrex was foz
lowing Green's lead and was mauhEz-
Dawson when the crowd that gath
cred took a hand and inflicted suck
punishment on the prisoners as neeesp
STATED hospital treatment for them
when they were, received at the penn
tentiary. .s a.. -
The two attacked Dawson when Dep
uty Cherif Charles F. Francis alb
sented himself temporarily in search
of a lunch. Jack Gustafson, a thirrH.
prisoner did not interfere.
All were lodged safely behind the
bars. Green Is serving I'VE to six
years for robbery iwth gun; Torrez
10 to % years, and Gustsfson six years
to life for statuatory offenses-
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Parkdale

Harold Murray and Dale Hoover
motored TO Canon City Tuesday and
took in all the sights at the carnival
and few in Florence before returning
"Wednesday morning.
w f. Cross shopped in Canon City
Wednesday
About 25 tourists made the trip 20
the gorge Wednesday, returning on
No. 2. The open top cars are very
popular on trains / and 2, being
crowded every day.
The Cross. Johnson and Dahlbers
families ate supper under the large
pine tree above the fish pond Monday.
On Thursday of last week the
bridge, then under construction across
the Arkansas at Parkdale. suddenly
collapsed. falling upstream and carry
ing the old foot bridge with II. Both
bridges are a complete wreck. and
were dragged out of the river by a
wrecking crew, using two large road
trucks for power. This is quite a dis
appointment to Parkdale folks. as we
were in hopes Of having access to the
auto road by June /. However, we
are told the county commissioners
are planning on a new and better
bridge to replace the wrecked one.
Mrs Hunt and little daughter, Char
lot'e. OF Deem. Colo. visited from
Thursday until Sunday at the Cross
home. fet
Mrs Johnson left Saturday for a
two weeks visit with her parents in
Plains. Kan. She was accompauied
by her nephew, James Gillidet, who
will relieve his uncle as postmaster
at Plains.
The sewing club met Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. Will Murray.
Operator Vine. who is relieving Nv
Haley at Canon City, spent a few
hours in Parkdale last week.
Some nice showers last week which
helped growing things lot.
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Thursday
MRS. ScHOFiElD
VISITING IN DENVER

MRs. scHoFiELD
VISITING IN DENVER
Mrs r. B. Schofeld left today for
Denver to visit her sister and niece
for 10 days or two weeks.
REV. HAGEN HOME
FROM JARosA
Pastor A Z. Hagen OF the Seventh
Day Adventist Church, has just re-
turned from Jarosa, Colorado, where
he held weeks revival meetings.
Twenty-thi ee converts were baptized
following the meetings.
HARRY TEDRoW
VISITS lyman
United States District Attorney
Harry Tedrow, is a guest of Warden
Thomas J. lyman for few days.
ROBERTS WILL
GO TO IOWA
DIR. and Mrs. Stanley ]. Roberts will
leave Friday for a months visit at
waveriy and other Iowa towns
LoRIN soLoN LEAVES
FOR MINNESOTA HOME
Lorin Solon of Minneapolis, MinE
who has been the guest of his sister
Mrs. Jack Meyers, departed Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers accompanied him
as far as Colorado Springs, where Mr.
Solon will entertain at dinner and
dancing party at the Broadmoor hotel
MRS. SCHEIBlE ON :.
ROAD TO RECOVERY
Mrs. Scheible of Westcliffe, who has
been for some time at the Graves hos.
pital, is now convalescent and is at
River street
ACADEMY SISTER
PNEUMONIA VICTIM
Sister Mary PIete OF the Academy
is recovering from an attack of pneu-
monia at the Graves hospital.
WADE IN PUEBLO
ON BUSINESS TRIP
D. Z. Wade of the Auto Top Com
apny went to Pueblo Wednesday on
a business trip.
MRS. ULLERY is
A CONvALEScENT
Mrs. Mary Ullery of South Canon.
who underwent surgical operation
at the Graves hospital several days
dtOs Is nOh COHfdlSSCtnl.
MRS. DAVIDSON HOME
FROM DENVER VISIT
Mrs. Nellie Davidson. who has spent
the past six weeks in Denver. returned
Thursday and is again located at the
Canon hotel
colGETT HERE
FROM DENVER
w. E Collett OF. Denver is spending
few days in town on business.
LITz IN PUEBLO
WEDNESDAY
L. N. Litz. of the Litz Auto Repair
Shop. was business visitor in Pueblo
Wednesday.
JENNINGS HERE
FROM WEsTcLIFFE
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jennings OF
Westciiffe are spending some time in
town. and are registered at the Canon
hotel.
MRS. BOWEN
OPERATED UPON
Mrs. Charles Bowen of Chandler un-
derwent an operation az the Graves
hospital Wednesday.
ouFFYs GO
TO IDAHO
Mrs. w. A. Duffy and son, Norman
departed Wednesday for Caldwell.
Idaho, to visit Mrs Duffy's son.
MRS. SCHMIDT RETURNS
TO lEACVIlIE HOME
Mrs A. F. Schmidt of Leadville
who has been visiting at the home of
Mrs. NJ. Kleinschmi6tt, 7Os River
street, departed for home Wednesday
REAS IN SALiDA
FOR CONSULTATION
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Res went to Sa-
Ida Wednesday to consult Dr. Coch-
ems OF that city regarding Mrs. Rea's
condition.
HEN TAKING
HIS VACATION
j. f. Helm, who is employed as book
keeper at the Fremont County Ma.
tional Bank. is taking his vacation.
CoNvAIESCiNo FROM
RECENT ILLNESS
Misses Doane and Bird. 2621 East
Main street, who nave been i'll with
pneumonia, are convalescents.
MRS. RUDOLPH
VISITING PARENTS
Mrs. ]. r. Rudolph of Ration. N. NJ.
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Monday

NAOAh0Ay
EMMA LARSON GOES
TO COLORADO SPRINGS
Miss Emma Larson. one OF the teach
ers in the South Canon schools. left
for Colorado Springs Monday morn
ing.
LEILA DICKINSON RETURNS
TO PUEBLO HOME
Miss Leila Dickinson. who was a
weekend visitor at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Dickinson.
returned TO Pueblo this morning.
HsRDlNGS LEAVE
FOR OHIO VISIT
Mrs. Theodore Harding. acconpa
MED by her daughter. Margaret and
son Theodore. left today for Canton. o.,
for an extended visit at the home OF
Mrs. Harding's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. p Campbell.
WILL VISIT IN
ROCKY FORD
Mrs. J. II. Evans and Mrs, A. r.
Davis. accompanied bytheir children.
departed for Rocky Ford. where they
will remain a few days before det1vn-
ing to their home sf Long Beach. Cal.
MRS. WILLIAMS
GOES TO DENVER
Mrs. D. e. Williams OF Cripple
Creek. the guest OF Mrs. A n. John
son, 1915 Greenwood avenue. left Mon
day for Denver.
FLORENCE GUEST
RETURNS HOME
Miss Jessie Ludwick OF Florence re
turned to her home this morning. after
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Combs
RETURN TO ILLINOIS
HOME MONDAY -.
Miss Charlotte Gerlach. accompanied
BY Miss Jane Mccormick OF Hillside.
left Monday for her home at Chester.
III.
wEIAND MAY
LOCATE HERE
Thomas weiand OF Eagle Grove. l..
is In the city looking about with the
intention OF locating here.
NAVAL OFFICER
VISITS HERE
f F. Weber. commandant at the
naval hospital at Fort Lyon, accom-
panied by Mrs. Weber and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Hull and son, were week
end visitors at the Canon hotel.
WILL ATTEND THE
c. A. r. ENcAMPMENT
w. II. Rector. formerly a resident
OF this city. is here spending few
days, renewing old acauaintances and
TO attend the G. A. II. encampmeni,
PRUETTs HERE
FROM INDIANA
MIR. and Mrs. H. g. Pruett of Mich
igan City. Ind. are visitors in the city.
REYNOLDS IN
FROM CHANDLER
J.F. Reynolds OF Chandler is spend.
ing n few days in town.
SMITH VISITS
SON IN HOSPITAL
C. $. Smith OF Texas Creek came
down Sunday to see his son. who is a
patient at the Graves hospital.
RETURNS FROM NEVADA
PROFESSIONAL TRIP
Miss Myrtle Gardiner has returned
10 her duties at the Graves hospital
after an absence of about two weeks
spent in caring for friend. Mrs
Clyde Warner. at Eiko, New.
MRS. ROBERT DAWSON
RETURNS FROM PUEBLO
Mrs Robert Dawson, who has been
In Pueblo since Friday. returned to
Canon City this afternoon. Bob Daw-
son ,efl>Pueblo this morning on a
fiyinrfrip In his aeroplane over the
San Luis valley.
FATHER BRENNAN
RETURNS TO DENVER
Rev. Father w. NJ. Brennan of Den.
yer, who was In the city Sunday to
give to class OF seven n. the Acad-
emy first holy commurion. returned
to his home Monday morning.
DR.. CoCHEMS
HERE SATURDAY
DR.. +. N. cochems of Salida was IN
tho city Saturday.
CHANDLER BEATS
COAL CREEK
An interesting ball game played Sun
day bstween Chandler and Coal Cresk,
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father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L
Hastings OF Rhodes avenue. Mr.. Ru-
dolph will come later, when they ex-
pect to leave for Laramie, Wyo-. tcs
reside
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EMMA LARSON GOES
TO COLORADO SPRINGS

Miss Emma Larson. one OF the teach
ers in the South Canon schools. lei;
for Colorado Springs Monday morn
ing
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6LAckWElLS VISITING
TIE PATTON FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Blackwell AMI
their daughter, Miss Bessie. of Smiths
Centre, Kan, arrived Wednesday and
are visiting at the home of their rel
a.iyes. Mr.. and Mrs u Patton .z.-
route to Western Colorado
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WHOLE FAMILY
ILL ON PARK

Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Poihemus. Mrs
ID. E. Crouch and son Kieth, are HK
at their home on Walnut street, Lin
coin Park. Mrs. Ralston is acting as
nurse
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ATTENDING MEETING
OF sUPERINTENDENTs

MIS-. Carrie T. anthony Is IN Pueblo
today attending a meeting OF the
county superintendent of schools OF
this district During the conference
plans will be completed for the annual
,ri-county teachers Institution TO be
held here during the summer.
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on the grounds at Coal Creek, resulted
in score OF to in favor OF Chand-
Ter.
ENTERTAlNs MOTHER AND
SISTER FROM CALIFORNIA
Miss Anpabell McBee OF Garden
Park has as her guests her mother
and sister, Miss Lavonia McBee. of
California.
MRS. WILKINSON
IN HILLSIDE
Mrs. Linnie Wilkinson motored TO
Hiliside Sunday and spent the day
looking after business interests.
CARL SCOTT
HERE AGAIN
c. l. Scott. representing Eastern
tire manufacturer. Is in the city and
will remain in Canon City and vicinity
for about two weeks.
GUESTS AT THE
w. n. SMITH HOME
DIR. and Mrs. T. L. A. Shafer of Sa-
Ida are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Smith.
VICTOR MAN
RETURNS HOME
r. w. Stoddard. who has been WIS.,
iting at the w. II. Smith home. re-
turned TO Victor today.
kENNEYS EN- ROUTE
TO VERMONT
Mr. and Mrs. w E. Kenney of Oak
land. Cal. are in the city en- route to
Vermont. Mrs. Kenney will be re-
membered here as Mrs. Farnsworth. a
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An interesting ball game played Sun
day between Chandler and Coal Creek,
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MRS. SCHEIBlE ON
ROAD TO RECOVERY

Mrs. Scheible OF Westcliffe, who has
been for some time at the Graves hos.
pital, is now c6nvalescent and is AT
the home of Mrs. E. c. Baldwin, ia
River street
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LEILA DICKINSON RETURNS
TO PUEBLO HOME

Miss Leila Dickinson. who was a
weekend visitor at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dickinson.
returned TO Pueblo this morning.
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FOR OHIO VISIT

Mrs. Theodore Harding. accompa
MED by her daughter. Margaret. and
son Theodore. left today for Canton. o.,
for an extended visit at the home OF
Mrs Harding's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
IF. Campbell
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OWENS WEEKEND
VISITORS IN CITY
MISS AGNES
ARTHUR HOME

Miss Agnes Arthur. who has just
completed n successful year of teach
ing at Aberdeen. Idaho. has returned
home to spend the. summer vacation
with her mother. Mrs. II C. Arthur.
residing on Canal street
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MISS WING EXPECTED
TO ARRIVE TODAY

Miss Blanche Wing. who is cashier
for the Western Union at Rawlins.
Wyo-, will arrive from Denver this
afternoon TO visit at the home of her
uncle. G. T. Wood. Miss Wing is re-
covering fro ma surgical operation
recently performed at a Denver hos
pltal.
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LOCAL MEN VISIT
RoSlTA MINING DISTRICT

Dedriek y. Cooper. Ed Stinemeyer
and C. V. Hodgin motored to West
ciiffe Saturday afternoon and on SUM-
day visited the Maverick mine at Ro
sta in which they are interested
They say that the prospects for good
ore ARE excellent and that the mine
will be one OF the big payers OF the
Wet Mountain valley
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PuEBLoANs GUESTS
OF GOSS FAMILY

Lawyer Preston and family. Mrs
Forbush and Miss Janet Preston mo
,ored up from Pueblo and spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. l. d. Goss and
family.
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MRS. WHITE WILL
RESIDE IN CITY

Mrs White of Salida is expected to
arrive in the city soon to reside with
her sister. Mrs. d. II. Garrett
OAK CREEK GUESTS
IN CITY SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and son. Charles,
OF Oak Greek, were visitors Sunday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
GriYen.
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WILL VISIT IN
ROCKY FORD

Mrs. J. II. Evans and Mrs, A. r
Davis. accompanied bytheir children
departed for Rocky Ford. where they
will remain a few days before dettrn-
ing to their home Mt Long Beach. Cal
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HERE FROM -Ais
GRAND JUNCTION
LOOKING UP MERITS
OF PIPE ORGAN

Rev. Guy Z. Konkel and Miss Bes-
sic Mcouown left for Denver Monday
to assist In the decision as to the
merits OF different pipe organs now
being considered by the Methodist
Episcopal church.
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GOES TO DENVER

Mrs. D. E Williams of Cripple
Creek, the guest OF Mrs. A n. John.
son. 1915 Greenwood avenue. left Mon
day for Denver
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J. w. PuGH
RETURNS HOME

J. ", Pugh. who has been visiting
his daughter. Mrs. W. A. Mollett, at
Three Mile SprinEs. left Friday for
bis home in Pueblo. He expects 10
leave on jane for Red River. N. NJ,
where he has mining interests.