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The doings OF Boob McNutt," Cold
berg's funniest cartoon character. ere
a weekly feature OF the fcur-page color
ed comic section OF Tho Sunday Eve
ming Times.
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a weekly feature Of the four-pase color
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RICE AND MEAT

Here are a few others.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Given Ten Days
Jail Sentence

w. T, Gardner until recently man
arer of the Mountain View ranch
north of town. was arrested in Pueblo
last Saturday afternoon on the com
plant OF the authorities here on the
charge of issuing a check on the First
National Bank, in which institution he
had no money ON deposit The check
was for 50 and was made payable to
James Pennington. The prisoner was
brought back TO Canon City Sunday by
Sheriff Newcomb and locked mp in the
county Jail until 10 o'clock this morn
ing when he was arraigned in Justice
Kennedy's court to answer for his OF
fense-
He pleaded guilty as accused and
was sentenced TO 10 days imprison-
ment in the county Jail. In view Of
the fact that Gardener had already
been three days in the custody OF the
officials. that time was deducted from
the jail sentence, leaving him but
seven days longer 10 serve,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
Colorado AT Foot
OF List In Pure
Horse Breeding

The first annual report on licensed
stations and jacks in Colorado has
just been made.
Colorado has had a stallion license
law for some years. but IL was ineffec-
tive until the last Legislature amend
ed 1t. The law. as /, now stands, is
among the best in the United States.
and 1t is sorely needed The percent
age OF pure-bred stations standing for
public service in the various states is
as follows;
Montana. 1913 per cent; South Da-
kota, TS6 per cent: Utah. 1876 per
cent; Kansas, sT,6 per cent; Minneso-
Ia. ei.s per cent: Wisconsin. SOC par
cent; Colorado. AZ per ment
X w. Clark. live stock specialist
for the Colorado Agricultural College.
SAYS that Colorado has the lowest per
centage or pure-bred stations standing
for public service because the frat
stallion license laws were of no value.
Colorado has had law really for
only one year According 20 the fy-
ures here presented. Colorado has two
grade or scrub stnllions standing 10,
every one pure-bred In other words.
inferior breeding Il still In tho lead
This IL q most unfortunate condition
and the farmers should pce At oacs
that u n chnnssd ~ rsfusIns n pst-
pDsiS< grsde o. scrub statiieas-
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Prof. Sargent
Here Wednesday

Prof C. S Saeeut will be here
Wednesday. April 2S. to give his il
lustrated lecture on the Union OF
School Districts" and its advantages
to'a community and the better results
in education for the children
This lecture was to have been given
on Tuesday of last week. but owing to
the severe blizzard In Northern Colo
'rado. Prof. Sargent was unable to
come
Ali parents teachers and taxpay-
ers are cordially invited to hear this
lecture. 1t will be of special interest
at this particular time, and will assist
you TO make up your mind whether
you want to vote for or against the
union of District Nos. and s. Prof.
Sargent says he can make this point
clear to YOU. 50 make your arrange
ments 10 be at the Jones theater on
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
All people OF School district No. 8
will be given an opportunity to hear
Prof Sargent at the South Canon
high school at O'Clock Wednesday
night.
Owing TO the limited space. all grade
school children are requested to re-
main away from this letcure, which
would not he interesting TO them.
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Several Auto
Accidents Here
Saturday Night

Several automobile collisions of n
minor character took place on Main
street last Saturday night. due prac-
tically to the snow storm. which made
II difficult for the drivers to. see very
:.ir ahead of them.
As result Of one OF these accidents
between Fourth and Fifth streets. a
delivery truck belonrins TO l. A Jones
had wheel taken on and was other
wise damaged. About the same time
loaded truck coming up Fourth
street from The Santa re station col.
lided with a large touring ear In the
middle OF Main street and turned Il
completely around without overiurn.
ing g. or materially injuring II, The
windshlelds OF the cars were wet and
drlppinr from moisture. and u was al
most impossible for the drivers TO see
a nobstruciion ahead OF them.
Owing 10 tho number of cars In the
street aud the difficulties Of observ-
inr the traffic rules. u IL n wonder
that the number OF mishAp~ was not
sreatsr and the sccsdsnts more sers.
ous In their consequences,
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Returns From
Visit To England

Mr. and Mrs J. B. Howard returned
home last Sunday from a 10 months
visit to England. the greater part OF
which was spent in Bristol and vicin-
ity. They were accompanied here by
probably decide TO make his perm
anent residence in this country.
Mr.. Howard. who is nephew of the
late John Howard. e0S Greenwood ave
nue.. expresses satisfaction AZ being
back In the States. owing to the dis.
tressinc conditions In England grow
ing out of the war. He says the peo-
pie of England are still rationed by
the government and that It is diffi-
cult TO get enough to eat there. Peo-
pie IN England are restricted TO an
ounce of butter and few ounces of
sugar week. he says, and meat is
practically unprocurahle in the mar
kets. Only in the case of the sick is
any deviation made from the restric-
tions on foodstuffs Mr.. Howard says
he saw scores of young men in Eng
land whom he knew before the war.
that are now broken in health and
spirit because OF wounds received on
the firing line in France and Belgium.
Many OF them are old in appearance
and are permanently disabled Ms the
result OF being "gassed' while doing
their bit" in the trenches in the fight.
lng zones.
Mr. Howard SAYS that TO properly
realize the awfulnoss of the late war.
Il Is necessary for an American to
visit England and the countries OF
Western Europe.
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North Canon
High To Have
Track Meet

The North Canon high school will
have track team this spring and the
spirit OF tn. school was never better
for this meet The first showing OF
the teams will be Thursday afternoon
al s:s0 and ~ih De - sne TORN OI an
inter-ciass meet. The teams OF the
different classes will meet and al this
time the team OF athletes viii be Sc
lected 80 meet The other schools III
representation OF the Canon city high
school.
The field meet viii be held at the
high school grounds on Saturday, Mas
G. There will be no charge to see
the inier-class meet Thursday. and all
persons are invited to be present TO
witness the several events.
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Homecoming
To Be Held
On June 10Th

The l. G. F. homecoming will be-
held on Saturday. June &c. and plans
are being made to make the event a
notable one in the annals OF the order
of Colorado The affair will be COM
memorated at the Odd Fellows home
on Fifteenth street, and an endeavor
will be made to bring at least one
member from every Odd Fellows.
lodge in the state here at that time
TO take part in the festivities.
The occasion will be characterized
by basket ssazter and a fne prosram
OF entertainment The horne-com-
ing celebration. will be attended by
the members of the board of trustees.
OF the home. who have scheduled their
meeting for that time
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new POLITICAL
|nlnrN nIul RF
|FHkII WILL bE
BORN IN CHICAGO
10 TO 13
1t Will Nominate Candidates
For Congress; Possibly For
President.
eBy upfsed Pre..-,

CHICAGO, April 27.-A committee
OF 4s has called national convention
to be held here from July 10 to 13, to
launch. a new political party to contest
in the November elections. The cali
declares that the two major parties
will 70 the bidding OF the interests"
that fills theiE campaign Golfers and
are rival iackeys to great monopolies
that are bankrupt OF democratic ideas
of government
The caiibre of tae candidates nomi-
mated by tne Democrats and Repub-
licans Will determine whether the new
party will place presidential csndi-
date in the field or not. but II will
nominate candidates for Congress.
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Instant interviews

REV. ARNENTRoUT-Since the
first OF the year have conducted II
funerals
c.. H. EDMUNDS-I am in favor OF
5-o'clock-closing for three months and
a half during the summer. 1 would
close at 4 o'clock IL the rest would
JOE ANDERSON-It is almost i'm
possible to get freight shipments
through 1t is just as hard to get
sugar Some people are complaining
because the price of sugar jumped up
quite rapidly. A study of the situa-
ton shows that we are lucky 10 have
any sugar at all. and that the price
here and in Colorado generally is very
much lower than ii is in the Middle
West and the East. 1t seems hard
to have to pay such a price, but when
we consider that we are better on than
in the East. where many people can
not get the sugar they need at any
price, we should not complain
RALPH wANN-Ford part ship
ments. which ordinarily come through
in carload lots 10 the Denver plant,
have been shipped by parcel post the
last week or two. because of the East
ern railroad strikes and the conges-
tion of the express | understand that
for time 10000 automobile mechan-
les were out of work because of the
.switchmen's strike Practically all
of them now. of course. are back on
the job.
DR. KELLENBERGER- OIL
GERS of the San Diego Elks' lodge wear
full dress during the lodge sessions and
il certainly makes pretty sight Hun
dreds of visitors are present on lodge
night in San Diego and they represent
every part of the United States. There
was hardly a time when visited the
club building that did not run across
some one from Colorado. Mr.. VII
son and l visited the Imperial Val
while away and we saw 10000 acres
of head lettuce under cultivation at
one time. Trainloads Of this lettuce
are shipped to Eastern markets, much
of it going to New York.
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$33, 100000 Dept. of
Agriculture Saves
$4,000, 900 in Hogs

DR. George II. Glover OF the Colo
RADIO Agricultural College says that the
new secretary OF agriculture. Edwin +.
Meredith, is n live wire. Glover
knows this because in his FIRST public
address Meredith makes the following
statement: "The Department OF Ag-
riculture touches you every day in
more places than any other depart
ment OF the government" His first
bog job is to secure money enough TO
continue the work already under way.
The Department of Agriculture is df.
vided Into II bureaus. There are
81 1000 employees and the present reg
ular appropriation is approximately
$4,000 900.
A concrete example of what is be-
ing accomplished is the fight on hog
cholera. In 1908 three scientists.
working in the Bureau OF Animal In
dustry. Drs. Dorset. Mcbride and
Niles. discovered the cause OF hog
choiern. They also worked out a Sc
rum that will absolutely prevent hog
cholera. This particular method of
immunization against disease marked
one OF the greatest achievements in
medical science of the present cen
tuhy, Prior to the discovery OF this
serum the death rate OF the hog pop
uiation the 1000 was as high as i4a.
Last year with more or less eyten.
sivc use OF the serum the loss was
reduced TO II tho 1000 This means
n saving OF SAL 900. 900, Mr. Meredith
then asks the following pertinent
questions: "w1hnt docs this saving
mean TO you business menY What
docs II mean TO tho homes out there In
tho country What does II mean IA
tho boys and Girls who are enabled
To 90 into school and become better
citixsnsf What does II mean m fav
~ life In America II concsrnedf"
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Gov. LOwden
Is Active In
Religious Work

Some discussion having arisen in
Republican circles here as to the reli-
Eiour faith Of Gov. Lowder OF MI
nois, a prominent professional man OF
Canon City wrote to his brother In
Chicago iof the purpose of ascertain
ing the truth in the matter to settle
the controversy.
He was informed that Gov. Lowden
was member OF the church OF DIR.
Gunsalus in Chicago and an attendant
OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church In Springfield Gov. I.owdeu.
the letter stated. was a member Of the
board OF trustees of Knox College at
Galesburg. Ill, and was active in re
iii,ious work"
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OF
LOUIS POST HAS.
BEEN STARTED BY
COMMITTEE PROBE
Representative Hoch Charges
That Post Released Undesir-
ables Without Cause.
tBy United rress.)

WASHINGTON. April 2T.-An in
yestigation looking To the impeach-
ment I'D dismissal of Louis Post. assist
ant secretary of the Department of
Labor, who is charged with blocking
of the deportation OF aliens, has been
started by the House Rules Commit
tee
Representative Hoch of Kansas de-
ciares that 100 radical deportation or
.ders wsre cancelled By Post WITHOUT
any au, nority whatever. He charges
Post With having released scores of
suspects before their hearings could
be held Several committeeman at
tackled Secretary Wilson for allowing
Posts decisions in such cases to go
unchal,znged-
Representative johnson declared
that Secretary Wilson to overruie
Post plzced the responsibility on VIII
son. NO doubt exists that wide
spread aud carefully planned effort
was made by these men to Russianize
this country and overthrow its gov
eminent by violence asserted Hoch.
Their movement - also against the
institution, of marriage, the church.
religion and all OF the establishments
OF civilization. The attitude of re-
sponsibSz officials toward the law and
against alien anarchists is. therefore.
mattes OF concern To the nation" he
said Hoch mentioned several in
stances in which Post cancelled the
deportation warrants issued by the
Immigration bureau.
He criticized the labor department
TOR admitting TO this country Ambas-
sador Martens. representing the so
Wet government of Russia Repre-
sentative T'incher attacked Post as an
advocate OF free love and read clip
piuEs fSf kssostss writinEs- The only
defense the attorneys for Post have
offered so far is that the immigration
bureau had no authority TO make de-
portation recommendations. Hoch
replied that Post had often sent for
recommendations and had acted on
them.
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Boy Injured BY
Auto Saturday

bog named Forster was run into
by an automobile driven by Alder
uian A. J. Turner on Main street last
Saturday night, but was not seriously
injured. owing to the fact that the car
was proceeding very slowly at the
time.
The accident took place near the
Ernmerson Furniture Company store
and nobody seems to be TO blame for
its occurrence. The Foster boy was
riding a bicycle. which was badly
damaged in the sufashup. There
were three people in the car with Mr.
Turner and they had stopped at Sing
ers drug store few minutes before
They had proceeded less than half a
block when the mishap took place.
The car was not going more than six
or seven miles an hour. as it was
showing and travel was danserots. as
it was impossible to see very far
ahead.
A collision OF two cars a little fur
ther up the street had attracted a
crowd of men and boys. and to that
the mishap is attributed The Foster
boy had dismounted from his wheel
to md out what had happened. and
satisfying himself on that score he
started down the street. He entered
the roadway from behind one of the
cars that had been in the collision
Just as Mr.. Turner and party came
along 1t was impossible for them to
see him. or he to see them. in time 10
avoid the accident. The first intima'
tion Mr.. Turner had that anything had
happened was when the car struck the
bicycle and the Foster boy was seen
clinging to the running board OF the
machine. 1t is matter OF congrstula-
tion that the AFFAIR was not more seri'
GUS.
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First Precinct
Caucus Monday

The Republicans OF the First precinct
held their caucus Monday night and
elected nine delegates and nine alter
mates to the Rcpubiicanscrunty assem-
bly, to be held al Florence next Sstur-
day afternoon. C. f. Reeves Is pre-
cinct chairman and ]. 2. Thomas. Jr..
acted as secretary at the caucus.
whicth was largely attended and en-
thusiastic in character. The follow
ing delegates and aitsrnates, TO the
Florence assembly were chosen:
Delegates Mrs. Il. G Arthur. Mrs.
A. y. Vaughn. c. f. Reeves. J. p
Thomas. Jr. c. T, Chapman. V.
Blake. b = Rockafelicw. Charles
o'Neili. W, $. Fulke<seu.
Aiternates-Mrs. Edythe Meyers.
Mrs. George Peasants. NJ Tyner. A.
s Munroe. Lee Bruton. Alva Wycon.
Joseph Ball, C. w. Anderson. A. J.
Vaughn.
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Canon City Boy
In Theatricals

Sundays edition OF the Rocky
Mountain News contained picture OF
Harold Koabies. son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
c A. keabies. formerly OF this city,
but now residing In Denver, In n group
Of half dozen members of the Ora
matte Club OF the University OF Den.
yer which IL shortly TO present a
series OF one-act skits ON the college
campus.
Young K.abics. who Ia president Of
tho freshman cinss at the university
win piry nm important role IN 'Tri-
fies." tama with several intense
situations The club has undertaken
the Little Theater plan n movement
which II hopes 20 establish nj tho
university ~ . step toward the ultI
mate erection OF . Little Thsassf
there.
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POLICE FIRE AT
MOB WHO TRY TO
GET NEGRO WHO
IS UNDER ARREST
Indianapolis Is Scene of Riot
When 1000 Endeavor To
Lynch Negro.
tBy usiaed Pre...l

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. April ga
heavy guard has been placed around
the county Jail here following the at
tempt OF mob of 1000 men to storm
the jail last night for the purpose OF
taking out William Ray. a young Ne
gro, who is charged with numbering
14-year-oid Martha HUFF. a white girl.
The mob was only prevented from ac-
complishing it's purpose by the police
firing over the heads OF its members.
Fifteen persons have been arrested in
connection with the affair. One man
vas wounded
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Royal Gorge
Mills Burglarized
Last Night

The mill OF the Royal Gorge Milling
Company was broken into Monday
night by some unknown persons The
lock of the front door was forced by
the use OF bar and the robbers took
a l0u-pound sack OF Flavo -four and a
9i-pound sack OF mesI.
There was quite a sum of money in
the mill at the time of the robbery, but
the cracksmsn seemed only to want
the -four and meal. as they did not mo-
lest the money or ether parts of the
mill. at least
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GOV. OF SOM "A
ARRES7EDbYU.
AT DOUGLAS FOX
WHITE SLAVERY
U. S. Artillery Being Sent To
Border To Protect American
Citizens.
tBy u.ises Pre...,

DOUGLAS. ARIZ.. April 23.-More
United States artillery is en- route
here to protect the Mexican border.
Gen. IgnacIo Pesqueriria. chief Jus
tice OF the Mexican supreme court,
and recently appointed by President
Carranza to be military governor of
Sonora. was arrested on his arrival
here by agents of the Department of
Justice on the charge OF violating the
Mann white slavery act He was ac-
companied by the beautiful 25-year-old
Maria Rodriguez. although he has a
wife and nine children in Sonora
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Government
Wins Famous
Anthracite Case
tn, tai,ea Press,

WASHINGTON. April e6.-The gov
etrnment won the famous anthracite
coal case when the supreme court
ruled that the Reading Railroad
Company must abandon its holdings in
various coal companies and in other
railroad corporations. The court held
that it violated the anti-trust Law and
ordered dissolution OF the combina-
iion.
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The Stork Express

Mr. ami Mrs. John Lippis OF Brock
side ARE the parents - = ninc.pound
son. born TO them NJ tho Graves hos
pitai Monday. There are nine little
girls In this family and Tho advent Of
boy u causing much Joy IN ths hosas.
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Underwood Is
Elected AS New
Floor Leader
sny u.sssS rv..s.,

WASHINGTON April 26.--senaior
iindrrwccd of Alsbamn wss unani
iuourly elected Democratic moor
leader Of the Rennse 70 succeed Sen
ator Hitchcock of Nebraska. tn q ave
minute caucus
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have been named william Earl and
Robert Edward.
Personals.

4 Personals.
Albert Springer, OF East Park ave
nue. has been quite Ill the past week.
Mrs. N. x. Long, who has been very
III at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. D. Kelley, has about recovered.
Mrs. Basil Layman is III at her
home in Maryland ayenuel
Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Ford went to
Walker Station Wednesday. They
were called there by the death OF Mrs,
Ford's brother, Ross Day, whose death
resulted from blood poisoning.
Minta West, who Is employed at
Charleston, is spending few days
with his family in Morgantown avenue,
Miss Lizzie Austin returned to her
home at Little Falls after spending
several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Luther Steele, in Raymond street.
Walter Hough. of Raymond street,
is i'll with influenza.
Thomas Carpenter, Of Pittsburgh
avenue, is confined to his home with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Howard Kuhn, of Reeves ave.
ME, Is visiting her father, ]. S. Nuzum,
at Colfax.
Mrs. william shaffer, who has been
quite Ill, is much improved. 81