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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
Coaldale Notes

/. Miss Ruth Cooper departed for
Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Miilington are
down from Denver for visit.
Mrs- Lemons and daughter, Mrs.
villain Prali. spent Saturday in Sa-
l1da-
Miss Martha Phillips was the guest
Of Yrs. 1ames Howard Tuesday
C. w Bushnell expects to leave for
the Soldiers Home at Monte Vista in
a few days.
Mr.. Cooper was Canon City Wis
itor one day last week.
Mesdames T. A. Gilray and Hattie
Render went to Canon City with the
election returns Wednesday.
Mrs. Helena Wiilay Of Canon City
spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss
Phillips.
Mrs. J. c. Giiray is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. w. H Smith. at Canon
City.
Mrs. W. H. Smith came up from
Canon City Monday for a couple of
days.
Mrs. Robert Lemons will be brought
home from the Red Cross hospital
Wednesday.
Alfred Peltier is over from Ohio
City.
Five children of Charles Smith are
down with the measles.
George Wickens is spending a few
days in Canon City.
Joe Smith was a Canon City visitor
one day last week.
Mr.. Asbury and family are moving
to Canon City for the winter.
George Williams. daughter Jose
phine and son Willis came over from
Ssguache for the weekend.
Miss Martha Phillips was a Salida
visitor last Saturday.
Miss Mary Boyer is spending a few
days in Canon City as the guest oi
her sister, Mrs. Dave Marsh.
Mrs. Hattie Render left for Canon
City Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Owens are Wis.
iting friends in Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bachelor are
spending the week in Ianon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry oCeber motored
to Canon City Thursday.
Miss Maybelle Lanoue and Mrs
Thaxton were called home from Ra
ton. N. NJ. on account OF the illness
of their mother. Mrs. Emily Lanoue
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Jess McC Curry Gets
His Ar mInjured
In Machinery

less McCurrey. son OF Sim Nc
Curry of Lincoln Park. while assist
ing in adjusting belt on . pulley
shortly after noon on Monday. had ais
right arm drawn in between the belt
and the wheel, and the bone of the
forearm broken and the flesh iacer-
ated. His face was also bruised by
coming in contact with the machinery.
He was taken to the Graves hos
pital where the wounds were dressed
and the unfortunate man made as
comfortable as circumstances would
permit The belief was expressed
this morning that his arm will ba
saved
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New Mining Co.
Is Incorporated
for Development

The Bighorn Mining Company has
been Incorporated under the laws O:
Colorado by residents of Las Animas
county and Hillside 20 develop min
eral property in Custer county, Il
miles southwest of Cotopaxi. Tie
Incorporation papers have just been
completed and will be filed within
the next few days In the office of the
county clerk at Silver Cliff The of
ficers of the company are William
Kleine of Las Animas, president:
John Pepper of Las Animas, vice
president: Stanley Scott. manager of
the J. c. Penney Stores Com
pany at Las Animas. secretary and
general manager of the company and
is a member of the board of directors.
The Bighorn property. consisting OF
IL claims. has been patented and de-
velopment work is now in progress
there. Two large and well defined
mineral veins cross the property. one
being known as the "Bighorn." and
the other as "The Smuggier" A
small. high-grade vein on "The Big
horn shows values OF $50 ton N
silver and copper at the surface. Twin
veins OF ore on "The Smuggler" as
say SO per cent in copper,
Four. men are now working on the
property In two shifts and third
shift will be added to the WORKING
force tho first Of next month. The
company has 4o-foot tunnel into the
property and all buildings up for the
winter. The larger OF the yelns on
the Btghorn" viii be developed nrst.
/ The outlook for the company II
very encouraging. and Its friends BE-.
lisve that . new. permanent minins
eanap hes bssA sstablishs1 by T.
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H-SERvICE men
meet and HEAR
MESSAGES FROM
PROMINENT MEN
American Legion Convention is
largely attended by members
of that tribe.
oBy United Pre...,

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept 27.-Thou
sands Of American Legion men are
here for the annual convention OF
that organization.
Messages from President Wilson.
Gov. Cox. Senator Harding. Gen. Per-
shing. Marshal f'och. Secretary Baker
Of the War Department and Secretary
Daniels OF the Navy Department were
read to the convention
National Commander D'olIer com
plimented the work OF the Lengion in
his opening address.
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Other Papers are
Hit by High
Cost of Paper
The Denver News.

The Denver News.
After nearly a month of experience
the News finds that its patrons VINO
buy their daily copy form newsboys
on the streets. of Denver have been
willing to do their share in making
it possible for the newsboys to make
little more. and. at the same time
and in maintaining the quality OF
theri daily newspaper.
On September the price of the daily
edition of the News was increased to
8 cents. The fact that sales havs
been greater on the streets than they
were year ago is conclusive evt
dence Of the willingness to cooperate
on the part TO the buyers
Print paper is still mounting. and
other costs are going up One OF tas
most diffScult of these costs Is ths
increased charge for. postage under
The zone system This method OF
charging for postage has added a sur
prising amount to the cost OF send
ing out each paper when figured ON .
six months or yearly basis
Efforts are being made to bring
about a revision of these charges,
but SO far no headway has been made.
Publishers all over the country are
face to face with a serious problem.
when they are compelled to put more
in white paper alone into = paper
than they get for it. and then meet
the scores of additional increaseA
such as this advance in the postage
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Sloan News

Mrs. Otto Jackson. who has been Ill.
is able to out again. Her sister, MrA
Harry Tripplet OF Canon City is with
her.
Mrs. w. T. Bernard and son Walter.
arrived safely from California a few
days ago. They report a ine time
but like all other people. are glad to
be at home once more
H. H Harvey was caught In -
we're hail storm about IL miles north
OF Pueblo last Sunday afternoon. ana
Sloan is not the only place where IL
halls.
The Murray sale. which was to have
taken place on September IT. wa1
postponed until October z. on account
OF lac kof attendance. They were
unfortunate in choosing the same date
as the Goodpasture fair.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Moore expect -
leave for Rifle this week. L they oaA
get car in which to ship their ~
longings. Their son. Lyman. al
family will live on the place this w1nr
ter. We wish them good luck In tAo1R
new home.
Everybody is busy cutting corn -
trying to get It all cut before houk
There Is . certain spot IN the ungun
tains which turna yellow a1keR ezoua
and Il y said that we get most hGlD
about two weatp aster lat eDee tuRun
golden. and Il has been thAs eoa8 -
abeot . week Heneo u ~
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Lettuce Industry
in Chaffee County

Some additional information on the
the new lettuce-raising industry in
this section of the state adds quite n
little interest to the gardening activ-
tiles OF the Upper Arkansas valley.
says the Salida Record.
There are 125 acres OF land in the
Burleson ranch west OF Buena VISTA
It says. "now being used for the IN
dustry and several trucks are en-
ployed there In transporting wonder
full heads OF lettuce to the railroad
station where several freight cars
are loaded every day for the Eastern
markets. Some Of the product Of
Buena Vista gardens and ranches has
been shipped to Europe, and the first
carload that left the valley was sold
in Georgia. There are Is or 20
acres at Riverside also devoted to the
lettuce-growing industry.
The growers OF Chsffee county
have contracted with the Rio Grande
railroad for so cars more to be used
within the next few weeks In trans
porting their. lettuce crop.
This industry holds out wonder
ful promlAe to the ranchsrs near
BusnA Vista. and Why not to those
near Salida? The climate here Il
almost identical with that OF the upper
end oe the valley. as IL also the com.
position q The soil.-
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The local schools have the follow
ing teachers employed: Misses Cece-
lila Job, Martha Lloyd. Thelma John.
Hazel Aldrich, NJ. Goss. Antoinette
vezzetti, Mary veigher. Maude Angel.
Mrs. Claire Reed and C. c. Wright.
principal Enrolled, $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. BateH of Flor
ence were business visitors Thurs
day.
The only Coal Creek player was
Fox in Sundays game. aud not four
OF the players
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Bassick Items

w. S. Grain OF OIL Hill. Kan. il
visiting Lee stevens and family for
q few days.
Mrs Elizabeth Ferbrache was n
guest at A. Griffin's Monday.
The leap year dance at Iise was well
attended and It almost ended In q
nght.
r. A. Martbaurer and Tony Likes
spent the night with Henry Morris
Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Martin returned home
Saturday. the baby being much i'm.
proved.
Tony Likes returned to his home on
Donsyard Park Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Cutting spent
Monday At Mrs. Carrie Sparling. Mrs.
Cuttings mother.
Mrs. william Mason il on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shults and family OF
westclife spent Sunday at William
Johnson's.
visitors at the william Johnson home
Sunday.
Jesss Seymour was 4 guest at the
I. McCully homo Monday.
Mrs.. Frank Martin and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Webster were
Rev. A. vandelinde visited in
Lillian, are on the sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nobst returned
home mon Canon City Wednesday.
Frank Smith b assisting Frank Mar
Elm harvest his grain this week.
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HARDING STARTS
ON FOUR. Days
INTO MARYLAND
SPEAKING TOUR
Cox and Harding will Lunch to-
gether and Speak from same
Platform in Iowa.
(By United Pres..J

EN- ROUTE WITH SENATOR
HARDING, Sept. PA four-days'
campaign speaking trip into Mary
land. West Virginia and Kentucky
was begun by Senator Harding this
morning.
During this tour he will make an
attack on the outposts of the solid
South" He will speak tonight in
Baltimore
Senator Harding and Gov. Cox
will probably lunch together and
speak from the same platform at
Spiegel Grove. O.. on October 4, ac-
cording to plans agreed to by Senator
Harding.
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FOODSTUFFS NEXT
COMMODITY THAT
WILL TAKE LARGE
DROP In PRICE
Lumber will follow with drop
of Twenty-eight per cent is
announcement.
lDy Unlsea fress.p

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-A general re-
duction in the prices OF foodstuffs Is
predicted by Sol W'esterfield. presi-
dent OF the Retail Grocers' Associa-
ton.
The reduction has already begun, he
states. The producers are begin.
ming to unload their stocks because
the banks refuser to loan them more
money. on such securities. II is de-
clared.
An average reduction of 2s per
cent in the price of lumber is an.
nounced by L. r. Putnam. q director
in the American Wholesale Lumber
Dealers Association. The reductions
last February's prices. 1t is asserted.
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ROckvale News

There we're 5s present at the Meth
odist Episcopal church Sabbath school
September 10.
Otto Enrich and Miss Gladys Ar
thur were united in marriage Thurs
day. September 16. at Canon City. the
Rev. Guy E. Konkel performing the
ceremony Mr. Enrich is son Of
Mrs. w H. Searcy and Miss Arthur
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs David
Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Newcomb and
baby. Lorraine OF South Canon we're
in town Sunday. So
Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Newcomb were
over from the county seat Saturday.
Worth Grubble of Pueblo is here
substituting as clerk In the Colorado
Supply Company uf ~
Mrs Ithel Williams and two sons
were visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Newell. md fsmiiy. Non
day.
Mrs J. B. Howard was Canon City
visitor Tuesday
Evan Morgan was In Canon City
Tuesday. g -
Joseph L. Powell met with . fatal
accident last Friday afternoon while
at work In the slope near the fan
house by coming in contact with q
live wire. The deceased was born
in Rockvale March 3, 1896. and re-
ceived his education In the Rockvale
schools and one year in the Ninth
grade. Mr.. Powell was united In mar
vi IN
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd. Of this
place. September is. 1919, who sur
wives to mourn his untimely death.
The funeral took place wednesday,
September %. and was largel attended
by the relatives and friends OF the
family The obseQuies were con-
Quoted by Rev. R. S. Dennis of the
Methodist Episcopal church. The
services were under the auspices of
Castle No. -. Knights OF the Golden
Eagle. of which the deceased was a
member. The deceased was also a
meber OF the Eureka Masonic lodge u
Coal Creek and OF the Methodist
Episcopal church.
w. G. Thomas. boiler inspector of
the c. F. & |. Company, was In town
Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas L. Everly was in Canon
City Monday.
Elisha Belts was in from Canon
City peddiing bills for Frey & Collins.
Thomas Payne and d. Urkhart came
in from Wet Mountain valley wednes-
day.
Lawrence Phillips Is here visiting
htc MI
and other relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Angel was In Florence
Thursday.
Miss Moliie Strubel was Florence
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. John X. Evans wasra> Canon
City visitor Monday. SlSN
The local team defeated theS val
senburg ball team Ga BatterlS
Fox and Skies: zuball and Muir.
Dave urquhart Is In from his pro.
pect At BAssick-
George Lewis was here the fore
part OF the week visiting relatives.
Charles Nash Is now employed az
Sopris with the Colorado Supply
Company.
An athletic and football club is be-
ing formed by the young people.
v. Simon OF Florence was in town
Monday.
The judges and clerks In Precinct
No. IS. Ward were Mrs. G. NJ. Phil
| lips. Mrs. Il. /. Easton. Emma John
scn. Mrs. A. 4. Goodhead and Mrs
William Smith. Ward 2--James VII
liams. Theodore Champeau. Miss
Grace Payne. Miss Mabel Ketto and
Mrs F. Dyer. The vote was very
light.
Hazel Powell and Bud Phillips 70
turned from Crested Butte Sunday
Ars. L. L. JOB was In Pueblo Sat
urday to visit her con. FfaAk. Who Is
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Change in Command
of Twelfth Naval
District is Made
tBy United Press,

WASHINGTON. Sept. a7.-Rear
Admiral Halstead has been assigned
10 command the Twelfth naval dis
trict, with headquarters at San Fran
cisco. the Navy Department has an.
nounced.
He viii relieve Rear Admiral
jayne. who has bene ordered to take
command of the naval supply ships IN
the Baltic sea
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anti RED FORCES
HAMMER RUSSIAN
I'M LAST ATTACK
BEFORE WINTER
Poles occupy Grodno, an irnpor-
tant Fortress on the boundry
(nx u.ltea Pre.>l

LONDON. Sept -Bolshev.
Xxi forces are hammering the Rus
slams on three fronts today in what
ts likely to be the last combined
drive before winter setes in. accord
ing to official communiques.
The Polish troops have occupied
Grodno, an important fortress on the
boundary line. il is stated
Gen. Wrangers army rs expected
to have defeated the soviet troops
and taken Alexandrevak
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Les Dyer returned from Pueblo
sunday aftsr spsnding the week At.
tsa6fnG ~ fa1r.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
BURKE-MITCHELL.

On Saturday, August Dist, the
huptials of Mr.. Perry J. Burke,
the eldest son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Walter j. Burke of this City and
Miss Caroline Mitchell of Kansas
City was contaminated in the
presence of friends. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. VIM. Mitchell
of the above place and is we'll
known in New Iberia having Wis
tied here with her aunt, Mrs. J. C..
NJ. Robertson. After the wedding
ceremonies the happy young
couple left for Cleveland. Texas
where Mr.. Burke is presently en-
ployod. They have the best
wishes of their friends.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

There will be no service either
morning or evening, August 29th,
the 9Th Sunday in the month.
Mr.. Woodson, who has ministered
so faithfully to this congregation
was invited by the church in Bog
alusa to preach for them on that
day. He has no doubt a good
many friends in that busy com
munity. There are only two Sun
days before he leaves to resume
his studies at Columbia College,
South Carolina. Mr.. Robert
Woodson is especially well
equipped for his chosen work. \
very quick responsive mind, which
has absorbed the principles Of the
golden rule so thoroughly that he
will no doubt always be a Living
apostle known and read of all
men." The gospel means God
news" and those "who carry the
glad tiding, should reflect the up
lifting cheerfulness upon those
with whom they come in contact. .
'In all lives some days must be
dark and dreary" but ga cheer
full spirit doeth good like a med
icinp." As there will be no
service next Sunday in "the little
church around the corner, .
those who wish can hear Rev.
Brown or Rev. R. R. Diggs, al
ways an excellent sermon, and in
tcresting service at either one Of
the churches. NJ. L. p.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
FOR SALE,

Two little gold dollars in 1852
and 1888 with links to be used as
pendants. They are no longer
coined. jewelers. estimate at $3.50
and $500. Who wants them2
Phone 80.
"These little gold dollars are
a donation to be used in paying
for the manufacturing Of old gold
and silver and some gems into a
communion service for Epiphany
church. Much of the material is
the accumulation in jewel cases
and silver drawers Of broken and
discarded heirlOOms, handsome
old wedding rings of mothers and
grand mothers and table silver
out of date. Some Of it belong
mo to those who saw the fOunda-
ton of the little church laid over
sixty years ago. The intention is
70 make this a Parish Memorial,
laying the gift upon the altar on
All Saints Day. Some Of the
larger pieces Of silver will be per-
sonal memorials for dear ones,
and as such. the name of the glvcr
and the dear one remembered Will
be engraved upon the one Sc
lpcted "
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
DOUGLAS GREIG.

On Saturday evening at eight
0 clock Miss Marie Cecilia Greig,
the amiable daughter of Mr.. John
Greig was married to Mr.. Walter
Il. Douglas an eStimable young
gentleman Of Breckenridge, Texas.
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed in the Presbyterv Of St.
Peters Catholic church by Rev.
Father Langlois in the presence
Of the brides devoted relatives.
The happy couple boarded a West
bound train the same evening to
take up their residence at the
home Of the groom.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28

We were requested by DIR. E.
5. Fulton on behalf Of the local
Post Of the American Legion to
extend thanks to the citizens Of
New Iberia for their liberal dona-
ton towards the entertainment
Of the visiting delegates at the
Convention held i'll this City last
week. Especially DO they wish to
express their appreciation for
the kindness Of the Elk Lodge for
the use Of their Home and to Mrs,
Outhwaitc for her assistance in
helping to entertain the ladies III
the party.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28

On September 9th the Sisters
Of Mount Carmel will AGAIN re
open their 192O-l921 term for the
education Of the young girls Of
South Louisiana after giving their
pupils several months vacation.
Mount Carmel continues to grow,
in fact draws its pupils from com
munitics several hundred miles
distant as well as from New be
ria. On Wednesday, September
1St the Sisterhood Of the Catholic
Teacher Training School will as.
semble here under the direction
of Father Litchenberg, the super
mtendcnt.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28

Mr.. David Lower Of Crowley
paid us a business visit yesterday.
Mr.. Lower is one of the largest
rice farmers in Acadia and urged
us to reproduce in The Enterprise
his opinion of how rice prices and
cost Of production are analysed.
Owing to the lateness i'm which the
article was given to us we were
compelled to defer its publication
to a later date.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
NOTICE.

The regular monthly meeting
of iberia Parish Chapter Ameri
can Red Cross will be held on
Tuesday, September the 7th st
five o'clock p. NJ. in the parlors of
Hotel Frederic. Members are
urged to attend meetings regn-
larlv. No further notice to be
,iven.
Il. G. PORTER,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
Mr. Camille Bodin, the yOun,

Mr.. Camille Bodin, the young
son Of Mr.. A. C. Bodin returned
home on Friday from the NAY al
Training School, near Chicago,
after a six week course in target
practice and other maneouvers
conducted for the training Of the
youth of the land under the super
vision of the Navy. The young
gentleman enjoyed the expert
encc very much and expressed a
willingness to return next year.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-28
LOCAL NEWS

We We're requested to men
ton that the Mount Carmel Con-
vent Social Club will entertain at
cards on Monday evening, Aug.
Both at t 30 o'clock. The ladies
OF New Iberia are invited to be
present.