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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04

savo skyrius. Be darbo9 pale
ka daugybe amatninku If me-
chanikq. Tie suvaziuoja darbQ
ieSkodami Chicagon ir eia pa
arsina santikius.
Bedarbiaujanciu skaitlius
siandie ypa6 padidejes auto
mobility industrijoje: Tas pat
yra ir prie statymo manu-.
Siais laikais teciaus visvien
prie namq negali but dauge-
lio darbu. Mes prisiartina Sal
Giai ir darosi neparankus lau-
Ike darbas.
Praeita menesi audiminese
dirbtuvese darbininkams su-
siaurinta uzmokesciai nuo 10
ligi 209o. Pirmiausia tas pada-
ryta pietinese valstijose, 81
tas paseke rytines valstijos.
Susiaurejus darbininkQ uzdar-
biams, atpigo visokios rQsies
audeklai, kaip lininiai, taip
medvilniai ir viInoniai. s.
Chicagos apskrityj kaiku-
riose didesn6se dirbtuyese tai
ppat sumazinta darbininkams
uzdarbiai. Visa ellie darbinin-
kq paliuosuota nuo darbo.
Mazeja darbai avaliniu indus
trijoje.
Federales atsargos tarybos
Washingtone raportu mazeja
darbai skyriq ir avaliaiq in
dustrijose. Bostone ayaliniu
distrikte darbai ,sumazeje Ii
gi go nuos.
Chicagoje avalinip isdirbe-
.iai sumazino avalinems kama
nuo $1.00 ligi $4.00 porai.
Krautuyininkai siandie mazai
avaliniq perka, tikedamies
kainq sumazejimo.
Pasiremiant 1metiniais rapor-,
tais is iivairiq Sales daily, per
metus avalinims kama, abel
mai INFANT, sumazejjusi ligi 35
nuos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
PO R|NK|My BUS zE-
MESNES kAINOS.
PASITAISYS VISOKIE We
DAMIEJI REIKALAI.
Dolieris pakilo ligi 55 centq.

Finansiniai ekspertai ir dl-
deliq reikalQ vedejai tvirtina,
jog veikiai po nacijonales po-
litikines kampanijos visokie
reikalai pageresia If pragyve-
nimas atpigsias. Sake, atpig-
sianeios visokiems daiktams
kainos ir patti ateitis busian-
ii daugiaus kaip dziuginanti.
Anot Harry FL. Merrick, pre-
zidento Great Lakes Trust and
Savings bapkos, neziurint kat
"a partija laimes, kuoveikiaus
bus pagalvota panaikinti vi
sus karo meto istatymus If Vi
sokius paredymus, lygiai su-
modifikuoti mokescius nuo pei
no. Mes tai visa smarkiai su-
trukdo reikalq vedima.
Dideli jaw If medvilnes uz-
derejimai, taippat gausybe vii
np greitai visoj salyj pakels
gerbuvi.
"siandie as esu optimistas, =
sake jis, y If as tikiu, Sails
stow prieangyj kuogeriausiQ
laiku."
Dideia bedarbiu skaitlius.
Nors daugelio daiktu kai-
nos palengva, bet nuo-
lat, slqgsta, darbai pirmu kar-
tn DO ykaro ina reteti. Dar-
bo agenturose yra mazai dar-
bans vietq. Bet bedarbiu ga
ma daug. Kasdien didinasi
aplikantu skaitlius.
Kituose miestuose dideles
.industrijos uzdaro kai-kuriuos
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
LAIDOTUVESE BUVO AR,
KIVYSKUPAS IR 9 WS-
KUPAI.

Cork, Airija, Lapkr. 3,
Angliios kal9jime badu miru-
sio vietos lordo majoro lai-
dotuv6se buvo vienas Arkivy-
skupas il 9 vyskupai.
Arkyvyskupas Cashel buvo
soste. Corko vyskupas su XII
tais 9~vyskupais Celebravo
gedulmgqsias MiSias. Giedo-
10 is 800 kunigQ choras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
DIDzIAI IsKILMINGAI
PALA1DoTAs GRAIK1Jos
KARALIUS.

Atanai, Graikija, Lapkr. 8.
Spaliu 80 ivyko laidotu-
YES Graikq karaliaus Alex
sandro. Be kitq zymiqjqI Jas
menu laidotuvese dalYavo;
svedijes sosto ipedinis, Serb
JOS prineas regentas, repre-
zentantai Itaijos If Anglijos
karalip ir visa ellie diploma
tu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
AUKOS LETUVOS REL
KALAMS.
("Draugui" Telegramos. y
Baltimore, Md.

81 Spaliq Lietuviq NASSAU
sirinkime vietos teatre parei-
kStas> protestas ir vienbalsiai
priimta rezoliucija del Lenki-
jos, Tautu Lygos mario, gin
kluoto verzimosi j Lietuviq gy
venamas zemes ir begedisko
kesinimosi ant >Lietuvos Res
publikos Nepriklausomybes II
del A. S. V. teikimo gausios
paramos imperijalistinei Len
-kijai. Be to, nutarta: apgink-
moti "Baltimores Lietuviu
Batalijona" Lietuvoje is 400
Vyrq su 5 kulkasv. ir | arm.
Neskaitant pirmiau srlnestQ
1000 dol. "sauliams", prie
sios progos vel sunesta arti
1900 dolieriq ir tick pat bonq
nupirkta. ''Baltimores Lietu-
viu Taryba" viena konuole
jau nupirko uz 500 dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04

Chicago il apylinkas. Sian
die If rytoj grazus oras;; ry-
toi kick silciau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
Harrison, N. *


26 Spalio skaitlingame Lie
tuviu susirinkime nupirkta L.
L. Bonp arti 1000 dol; su-
mesta Lietuvos Gynimo Teika-
lui yirs 400 dolieriq pradziai.
Providence, R. I.
81 Spalio neskaitlingas Vii
nieciu Lietuviu burelis nupir-
ko bonu 500 dol. If 400 dol.
aukq "sauliams. =
Liet. Misijos Inform. Biuras
Newark, IN. ].
sv. Rozanciaus Moterq dr..
ia susirinkime Spalio % au-
kojo Lietuvos Gynimo Koni-
tetui pirmaja kanuole pen
kis simtus dolieriq. Whp is
next? Lietuvos Misija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
KAREIVIU MAIsTAI
MASKVOJE.
TeGiaus zinios nepatvirtintos.

Londonas, Lapkr. 3. - FIX
change Telegraph depeSa is
Copenhagen paskui IaikraStl
Politiken prane$a, kad Mask
vote maiStus pak9le 5000 Dol
$evikQ kareiviQ.
Is tQ keletos tukSt. karelvlQ
suareStuota If 200 susaudyta,
Teciaus $itas praneSimas is
kitu versmiQ nepatvirtinamas'
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-11-04
LENKAI 1ERORIzUOJA
l|ETUvOS GYYENTOJUS'

LoNDoNAs, Lapr. 8. = :.
vakar is Kauno depesoje prar
nesta, jog Lenku lakunai il q
70 bombardavo vinzmerge, N
As mailip nuo Kauno.. Sake
ma, daugelis zmonip nusudy
ia If su1eista. (Aisku, Len
kai prizes savo gala nete1 g
proto).
Evening star., 1920-10-27
WANTED-HELP
IsAU.ESNGEy.

SALEsMAN-Real estate ONCE will assist In
financing car for business. Address Box 2O3-P.
nffire
Evening star., 1920-10-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


WANTED-A partner in q we'll established
business with capital and service. Address
Box 24S-P. Star Office. %
TWO-YEAR LEASE for sale on a store, 14th
st. location NV: rental, $50; immediate pos
session.
Lunch and oyster business; well located NV.
owner leaving city. Price. $500.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
929 n. Y. ave. NV.
NAN to finance fast-growing electrical busi-
ness should have $4,000 or over. Address
Box 279P. Star office.
ROOMING House nicely furnished II rooms:
running water in bedrooms; reasonable rent,
with good lease: h.-w.h.: centrally located.
NV. section. Phone Franklin 346S.
BAkERY-Established 10 yrs, $4,000 yearly
mixers. all tools and utensils for wholesa le
business: 2-story bake shop: candy furnace
and slabs: ice cream plant $1.2O0 fountain
s living rooms: rent. $50: other business re-
Quires my attention; sacrifice at $500: with
out fountain. 5000. 1914 y. Capitol ST. 30'
EXPERT candy and pastry maker will fur
nsh S.. 600 cash to start business; needs 81 .000
more; estimates furnished. Address BOX 257-r,
Star Office
Evening star., 1920-10-27

ATTRACTIVE money making hotel enterpfis
ing town near Lincoln Highway. half way
between Baltimore and Philadelphia; will earn
$500 q month: bargain. For information write
W. j. Gilbert, North East Nd. y
Evening star., 1920-10-27
WANTED-HELP.
MAIE-conrSuusA

STOCK SUBSTANTIVE
WIRE, CONSCIENTIOUS,
WANTING TO MAKE MORE
MONEY. WILL DO WELL
TO TELEPHONE FRANK
LIN 42O5.
TELLER-A local national
bank requires the services of an
experienced teller. Address your
application care Box 249-P, Star
Office.
THE CORBY BAKING co.
Has positions for 3 men at most
attractive salaries.
Only those who wish to build
for future need apply.
Age limit, 20 to 30 years.
THE CORBY BAKING co.
TIMERS HELPER-Cnance for advancement: !:
good wages. Maurice J. Colbert 62l + ST NV
WANTED AT ALL TINES specih-
ca tion writer's, searchers and rattsmen also
younc men TO lenrn specification writing and
Drafting Address Rox 29a-M: Star office
WHITE BOYS for light factory work: good
wages to start. Niepold & Son, 913 + st. s.w
WHITE MAN for night clerk apt. house: not
under 35 years. Address. giving full pa-ticu-
lars Box 1872. Stnr office.
WIRELESS OPERATORS (accomplished) are
the result Of the training received at the
SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL. Why not enter
this fascinating profession. where you can
command a decent salary and be treated as
gentleman: The study is not hard and re-
qures little previous education. Write TOT
catalogue or come in and see US. Glasses -,
five evenings q week. SERVICE RADIO
SCHOOL. INC. 9OO-2 Pa. ave. NV. l514.
YOU should learn about new method super
concrete thin wall. cork lined. residence con-
struction. We want young men with brains and
grit few months home study will start you
right in this money making business. No cash
required We help TO finance our trained men
in any live building locality. Come and see MS
The Super Concrete Mold Co.. Room 40l, SIT
14th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. between 10 and a. to work in
stockroom and learn business: high school edu-
cation necessary. 8. s. kresge Co., 7th and
sits. NV.
YOUNG MAN for position clerk in purchas-
ing department of the Washington Railway
and Electric Co., 14th and G. SITS. NV. Ener
getic and willing all requImentS neces'
sary. Apply Mr.. Kraft, purchasing dept. 4th
floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

P. F. CARLEY.
Reliable Business Broker.
Phone F. 6153. 617 E.
Remember, there is no charge
for listing and advertising your
business if it is the right kind
and place | can recommend.
l have a few specials that must be sold this
week Get busy and secure a money maker.
Delicatessan with soda fountain; located in
one of the best sections, on Park rd. See this
place. You will buy IT.
Fish. oysters and game stands: owner leay,
mig city on account of sickness and will sell
at q sacrifice. including machine, for s.. 500.
lunchroom and soft drink stand. including
rooms; long lease: doing paying business
located on Pa. ave. NV. Will sacrince II sold
this week.
Grocery and market store: doing good bust
ness; owner leaving city; must be sold this
week. Don't miss this snap.
1S-room roomng house. with baths: steam
heat furnished: gas and electricity; lease;
big money maker. See this place. You will
buy.
14-room rooming house. downtown location.
with low rental: a good buy. Price $1,000.
12-room rooming house: near Pension Park:
rent, $50. Price, 81 600.
13-room rooming house: downtown section:
rent. $35: income about $3.50: terms. Price.
$500.
Hotel on Pennsylvania ave- NV. with a.
rooms: low rental; big money maker. Price.
II you have an optical business You would
yon
have several auto accessory and gas filling
stations ranging in prices from $3.50 to 81 GEO.
P. F. CARLEY.
Evening star., 1920-10-27
Statesmen

SALEOM Elm.
Exceptional positions now open
in our local sales force for 3 real
men. Only men looking for ad-
vancement and with the ability
to produce considered. We will
pay exceptionally well for the
right caliber of men. Reference
and record of selling ability re-
quired. Apply Room 204, 1886
New York ave. See Mr.. Met
calfe.
sEcoND COOK; 1925 per month. Apply chef
Hotel Dewey.
SHIPPING CLERK-Must Be
familiar with the provision bust
ness. References required. Ap-
ply A. Loefaer Provision Co.,
Benning. D. c:
SODA DISPENsER-Tbree evenings a weei
and every other Sunday. Ridgway's. Conn
and Florida ave. os'
soIicITOKs-severaI exceptional opportuni
ties for experienced men. National Personnel
Service Bureau. 3O5 Bond bldg.
STEAM FILTER ana helper. j. 81 Henderson.
e09 Blair rd.. Takoma Park. d. c. 27'
|STOREKEEPER (white), un-
married. to take charge of store
room, cut meat, purchase sup
plies, run Ford. Salary, board,
room, washing and $50 a month.
Apply by letter. Address Column
bia Institute for the Deaf, Ken
dali Green.sWashington, D. c.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

SALEsLADY for novelty store: SIT to start;
no Sunday work: applicants may apply for
position from $50 am. to 1880 pm: hours,
ap. to 8 pm. Bosselman. 413 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

kRAND-NEW and shop-wvrn ictor Nictrolas
to close out at sacrifice: se1 model: ST. ~.
$3a model. $25; SO model. 500: $50 model.
500: s2JO model s175 A. +. Arnold. Auc-
tiouear llo3
Evening star., 1920-10-27

sALEsMEN-CaH for list or nnes and fun
particulars; earn s. 500 to $4,000 yearly; big
tsmand for men: inexperienced or experienced:
city or travelling. T. R. Goldsborough, 35l
NlIrnsa
Evening star., 1920-10-27

SALESMAN-A we'll known
long-established electrical dealer
desires the services of a young,
hustling. experienced man to sell
appliances. Address Box 213-P,
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-10-27

YOUNG MAN for position clerk in purchas-
ing department OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Co., 14th and G SITS. NV. Ener-
getic and willing all requIments neces'
sary. Apply Mr.. Kraft, purchasing dept. 4th
Evening star., 1920-10-27

PERMANENT POSITIONS
Paying
$l7.W PER WEEK
to start,
$2l.OO PER WEEK
beginning of 5th week;
ELEVEN HUNDRED
dollars during first
year and
HIGHER THEREAFTER.
In addition to a good salary to
start and frequent increases,
telephone operating at this time
offers unusual opportunity to
advance to higher paid super.
visory positions.
We will be glad to tell you Of
these opportunities if you will
call at our Employment Office.
US 18th St: NV.
The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Co.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Local Basketball
Season Is On
In Full Blast

The basketball season is on in higir
school athletics. The North Canon
high school team Is unusually prom
Using and with experience and the en
thusiastic support OF the school and
city will develop into a winning team
Last years letter men, AekeIbe n
and Lewis. as forwards. and Sharma-
as guard. form the nucleus for the
present team.
The chief difficulty confrontine
Coach Hickey Is the inexperience %
the rest OF the SQUAD. However. IT,
other members of the squad are i'm
proving rapidly and at a not distant
date will be able To take their plscs,
on the reeu' ar squad At present 10
Wilson and Chuck McDonough ar
showing up best for center Wafsor
and Galley are going in strong a.
guards. Steely and Dickson are tw
sterling forwards that will be used
this season. A game of unusual local
interest to Canon City has been ar
ranged for next Saturday night be
tween the North Siders and the South
Canon quintet In view OF the es.
pected consolidation of the schools.
this may be the last game between
them. North Canon has another game
on her hands for next Tuesday with
the local Y. NJ. G. A. This win be
an interesting game As those who
saw the last one will testify. they
have yet to see more exciting. hard
fought game on any local floor.
Coach Hickey has drawn up hard
schedule. which Includes two games
with the Colorado Springs Terrors
and two each with the Pueblo schools
This makes at least eight fast games
between January % and February 81
The schedule is as follows:
January 24-Canon CITY VS. South
Canon, at Y. NJ. C. A.
January 27-Canon high VIZ. Y. NJ. C.
A., at Y. NJ. c. A.
January 3O-Canon high VS.. Central
Mt Pueblo.
February G-Canon high vs.. Centen.
Mai, at Canon city
February 11--Canon high VS.. Colo
RADIO Springs. at Canon City
February 14A-canon high vs.. Colo
rado Springs. at Colorado Springs.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Offers Trip
to Washington
As a Prize
Page Six

Mrs. Carrie 7. Anthony county
superintendent of schools, has re-
ceiyed from the War Department a CIR
cular letter announcing nationwide
contest among the pupils of the public
schools for the best essay to be VIII
ten on February 30 on the subject
..What are the benefits of an enlist
ment in the United States army? The
ESSAYS are to be written in the school
classroons on the date mentioned and
must not exceed 100 words i'll length.
The essays. after having been passed
upon by the local, district and state
educational authorities. will be sent
to Washington where they viii be
finally JUDGED by Secretary of war
Newton u. Baker and Gems. John j.
Pershing and Peyton c. March. VINO
will award the prizes to the winners.
The first prize will be gold medal;
the second silver medal and the
third a bronze medals. The winners
will have their railroad fares and all
Incidental expenses paid to Washing
ton and return No age limit is placed
on the competitors. and every pupil
in the schools of Fremont county IS
privileged to enter the contest.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Annual Report of
the County Clerk

The report of the county clerk for
the year 1919. recently called for by
the state auditor and now ready for
transmission TO Denver. shows that
the receipts of the office from all
sources during that period were Sl5,-
1860. of this amount. S7.5i6 g.
represent collections for motor We
hicle licenses: si.107 80. collections
from the recording OF legal instru.
ments; S427.50 from the issuance Of
marriage licenses: 1908 for county
work; s26o.15. miscellaneous collec-
tions; s11Ol0 for acknowledgements
Of certified copies of legal papers and
s41.3o for election work and pureine
the voters list. The disbursements
We're s7,52665 in remittances to the
secretary of state on account OF motor
vehicle licenses; refund of motor We
hicle licenses 500. and amount paid
to county treasurer. s5 637.l1 MAKING
total of s13,3966O. Under new
ruling of the state auditor county
clerks are now required to make an
itemized semi-annual statement GOV
ering all of the revenues OF their Of
fees and its disposition
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
5 Blind People
are Beneficiaries

Five blind people in Fremont county
are now pensioners under the act for
the relief OF the adult blind, adopted
by the people of Colorado at the gen.
eral election ON November 3, 1918.
They are Mrs. Dora J. Hartbauer. Mrs
Mime Lott, Mrs. Lucy a. Sullivan and
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wells of Canon City
and Mrs. Catherine Clark of South
Canon. Under the provisions of the
draw S25 month as long as the act
shall remain in force, the county pay
ing one-half of the allowance and the
state the remainder.
Mrs. Hartbauer became a benefci-
AIRY under the law on April l, 1919
Mrs. Sullivan. April 7. 1919. Mrs
Wells on April IL. 1919. Mrs. Wells
on October Is. 1919. and Mrs. Lott on
November %. 1919 The pension is
paid quarterly by the county clerk.
and at the end of the fiscal year the
state refunds 90 per cent of the
amount of the disbursements to the
county treasurer.
All adult blind who have lived in
the county for two years and have
been residents of the state for not less
than three years. are entitled to the
benefits of the law. The pension is
granted by state commission con-
s'stine OF the state auditor, the super
intendent OF public instruction and an
appointee by the governor. The pres
ent commission is composed of Ar
thur NJ. Stone. Mrs. Mary c. c. Brad
ford and Mrs. Lucy F. Hall, all of
Denver.
Applications for pension under
the act for the relief of adult blind
must be made at the office of the
county clerk. who certifies the peti-
tion to the county physician. who In
turn makes an examination and files
his findings with the county clerk who
then certifies them to the state com
mission. which is the court OF final re-
sort In such matters.
The petition for blind heneft
must be accompanied BY the affidavits
Of at least two residents of the county
who are citizens of the United States.
Several applications are on file at
The office OF the county clerk and viii
be given determination by the COM
mission. in due course.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Filing Oil Leases
in Ell PasO County

The clerk and recorder OF Ell Paso
county reports the filing of five leases
covering 12.S15 acres of school In
demnity land. The entire tract lies
northeast of Fountain in township Is.
range Ga, and is field that has here
tofore been untouched by oil prospect
ors The five leases. made by the
state land commission with the num-
ber of acres in each. follows: W. B.
Root. 2,5sS.40 acres; c. e. Stewart.
2,516.20 acres; w. B. Fisher. 1850
acres; J. NJ. Dodson. 1850 acres, and
c. H. Fisher, 2.565 40 acres.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Fremont County
National to Erect
New Building

There having been rather persis-
time 10 the effect thai the Fremont
County National Bank had acquired
title to the property at the southwest
corner of Main and Sixth streets with
the intention of erecting new build
ing there for banking purposes. rep
resentative OF The Daily Record called
on President George F. Rockafellow
and asked him to either deny or sub
stantiate the report. and il true. to ex-
plain what the banks plans were in
relation to the matter
Mr.. Rockafeliow said that it was a
fact that the bank had secured own
ership to the property alluded 10 and
that IL was its intention to erect
thereon one of the most complete and
attractive bank buildings in Southern
Colorado. The undertaking. he said.
depends somewhat on the cost of ma =
terial and construction, but it is the
plan OF the bank. he continued. To
start its erection just as soon as the
cost of hui ding. equipment, etc.
seem to justify it, II is contemplated
to make the bank building of such
size. proportions and architecture
that not only the citizens of the com
munity and its customers will be
proud. but everybody in Fremont
county. When the building Is com
pieted. and the Fremont County Ma
iional Bank is occupying it. an indie
pendent banking corporation will be
formed and will continue the opera
iion of bank In the quarters that
have been occupied so lone by the
Fremont County National Bank AT the
corner OF Fourth and Main streets.
The announcement OF the plans for
the handsome new building TO be
erected by the Fremont County Ma.
tional Bank will be very gratifying
news to everybody Interested in this
city and it's future We are sure
the readers OF The Daily Record will
be pleased TO know the above facts
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-29
Pyrolite News

Florence Citizen.
Mrs. Louis Yellico was a Florence
shopper on Monday.
J. T Mclean of Florence spen:
Sunday visiting friends here.
Mrs. l.. Morrison of Florence, spent
Thursday and Friday the guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. Joe Gilbert.
Mine Clerk Doran and family spent
Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Doran of Rockvale.
William Gilbert, Jr.. of Coal Creek
was a visitor at this place on Sunday
Mr.. Seed. the carpenter, of this
place is preparing to move TO Pueblo
about the last of the week
General Manager Snodgrass of Den
yer paid this place an official visit on
Friday.
Joe Gilbert was appointed superin-
tendent in the place made vacant by
Oscar Kephart.
H. ]. Howell. general manager of
the Western Stores Company, spent
Saturday looking after the business
OF his place.
Mrs. Jack Tavener and Mrs. Harry
Mccormick were visiting last Sunday
in Canon City at the home of Tom
Cooley and family.
Friends of George Fennel and fam
lily win be glad to learn they are pre-
pairing TO move back. They have
been living at Crested Butte
Mrs. John Penny and son, Neil, left
Monday fofr Rouse. Colo. to visit Mrs.
Polly Graham. The ladies are sis
ters in-law
Word has been received here to use
all precautions against the influenza
as it is breaking out again at differ
ent places throughout the state
Mine Clerk Doran was called to
Rockvale yesterday TO the bedside of
his mother. who was taken suddenly
i'll during Sunday night.
George Kakalas met with an acci-
dent last Saturday evening that might
have been serious. He was travel
ing along the right hand side of the
road at an ordinary rate of speed and
car from the opposite direction ran
into him, upset his car. damaging IT
badly and throwing George about Is
feet. Fortunately he was not hurt
more than badly bruised The car
that ran into him was driven by Mr.
Scavarda of Rockvale, and was not
damaged to any great extent
Store Manager Tredder bid his
many friends adieu on Saturday and
left for Delagua. whore a similar posi-
tion awaits him Mr.. Morgan of Trim
dad has accepted the position here
made vacant by Mr.. Tredder.