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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
7. 3. COULTER TO
RETIRE FROM BANKING

T. B. Coulter will retire from active
participation in the affairs of the Ere
mont County National Bank on March
shortly afterward for California where
he viii remain for three or four
months.
Although severins his work with the
bank. Mr.. Coulter will still retain the
vice presidency. his membership on
the board OF directors and sis finan-
cial interests in the institution.
AIR. Coulter has been engaged in the
banking business since 1859, the great
er part OF the time at Aurora, Ill, He
has been an associate officer of the
Fremont County National Bank for
10 years.
Mr.. Coulter's duties at the bank win
be looked after by II. J. Craig. deputy
county clerk, who will begin his work
there next Monday Mir. Craig's du-
ties will be both clerical and advisory
and ne will have membership ON the
banks appraising and loan committee.
Mr Craig's experience in the counting
room OF the Simmons Hardware Com
pany at ST, Louis, in the mercantile
business ON his own account and as
county assessor has admirably fitted
him for the place upon which he is
about to enter.
Mr., Craig resigned the deputy coun.
ty clerkship a week or so ago. and
X. w. Irish has been appointed to sue
ceed him, Mr.. Irish began his new
work this morning.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
Petroleum Co. Buys
a Drilling Outfit

c. Z Denman. \ l.. Taylor and
Frank Homan of the Canon City Pc
troleum Company were in Pueblo Mon
day where they purchased complete
standard drilling outfit and awarded
contract to have 1t moved to the
Green ranch in the Four Mile district
within the next few days. As soon as
the rig can be sent up there drilling
operations will be commenced. II is
predicted that oil in paying quanti-
ties will be found at a depth of ap-
proNimately 2.Oc0 feet II It is not
round at that depth the company will
20 deeper.
The Canon City Petroleum Company
was organized less than two months
ago. and from the vigorous efforts the
men behind the proposition are put
ting into the matter, 1t is apparent
they will be satisfied with nothing less
than a thorough exploitation OF the
undertaking II begins to look very
much AS Il Canon City was soon to be
In the midst of an exciting oil boom
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
AMENDMENT FOR
SUBSTITUTE ! syOR
THE PRESIL at.
is INTR0DUL.
Congress and Supreme Court
Have Joint Power of APP
pointnent in the Measure.
,By uni,-., rre.z.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.-A Con-
stitutional amendment giving Con-
gress and the supreme court OF the
United States joint power TO authorize
the vice president, or the ranking of
ficer of the cabinet. TO assume the du-
ties OF the President during disabil-
tiles OF the President. has been pre-
pared by Representative Fess OF Ohio
for introduction INTO the House. The
measure provides that Congress might
By concurrent resolution declare the
constitutional duties after a finding of
the facts in the case by the supreme
court.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
Appropriation
Ordinance
Is Discussed

The city council at its regular meet
ing Monday night concerned itself
chiefly with an informal discussion of
the forthcoming appropriation ordi-
nance of the fiscal year, beginning OF
April l, 1920. Following an exhaus-
tive consideration of its provisions II
7as referred 10 the city attoreny with
Structions to submit its complete
to the council at the next regu-
meeting in rediness for the printer
ii is understood that the proposed or
dinance vii CRY With it a little more
money for municinal purposes than
last years appropriation This. how
ever. will result from the increased
taxable property within the city lin
its, rather than from larger tax val
uations. The levy for 1920 has not
yet been made. but II is believed that
IT will be practically the same as in
1913.
The council meeting Monday night
was presided over by Alderman A. ]
Turner, president pro TEN. in the alb
sence OF Mayor Biggs. All other men,
bers OF the council were in attend
ance except Aldermen W =. Chapson
and o. w Rowe
Various matters pertaining to the
work Of the council were given con
although but little legisia-
tive business was transacted. Richard
Houle was present and appealed TO the
council to undertake the sanding of
the surface OF a short stretch of the
roadway on North Ninth street. imme-
dintFly south Of the Fruitlands ditch.
In view Of the fact that the section
coffplaiued OF Is within the municipal
limits and that tentative promise
had been previously made to carry
out the Improvement asked for by the
petitioner. the work was ordered to be
done
The matter Of the two platoon sys-
tenn OF employment for the relief of
the members Of the FIRE department
which has been under consideration
for several months. was acceded to
BY the council Monday night on the
Of the FIRE commit
tee and vill shortly be put into oper-
alton The new plan will give each
OF the department IL hours
on duty and IL hours relief. instead OF
a full - hours a. has heretofore been
the case Two men are at present on
duty and two others subject TO imme-
diate call. By the employment OF an
additiona, firemen the new system can
he put into efssrs Such a step will
Increase the efficiency of the depart
ment, as well as relieve its members
from constant attendance at head
quarters
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
Leonard Wood
Club Will Be
Formed Here

In response to the announcement
that appeared in The Daily Record
and to the invitation of a few gentle
men interested in the movement about
a score of Republicans assembled in
the district court room at s O'Clock
Tuesday evening to listen to an ad-
drcss from DR., John Grass of Trinidad,
state organizer of Leonard Wood
clubs
The purpose of the meeting was to
take such steps as might be deemed
necessary for the launching of a club
here TO boost the candidacy of Cen.
Leonard Wood for the presidency Of
the United States and to assist in
cdystallizing public sentiment so that
the state convention at Pueblo would
be compelled to send a delegation to
the Republican national convention in
Chicago next June instructed for him.
DR.. Grass reviewed in a very pleas
ing manner Gen. Leonard Woods pub
lie career. his patriotism, his execu-
tive anr administrative ability, his dis
tinguished services to his country and
his special fitness for the presidency.
declared. were as well equipped and
trained for the high office to which
he 4spires as Gen Wood. aud II elect
ed. he said. would make one of the
greatest presidents the country ever
had The Republicans of Colorado,
asserted DR.. Glass. are strong for the
nomination of Gen Wood. and are
pushing his candidacy with the utmost
yisor.
~ the conclusion Of the address of
Dr Grass a number OF men signed
the membership roll and agreed to
take up the matter of organizing a
I .eonard Wood club in Canon City As
soon as as or 100 voters have been Sc
cured to unite with the organization
the club VIII be formed and officers
elected.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
An Appeal
For Clothes

The Red Cross in its laudable work
has found much suffering from the
lack Of warm clothing. especially
among the chiiureu There is dire
need for clothes for children from
The axe OF to IL years Right now
the Red Cross are endeavoring TO sup
ply family OF seven small children.
not one OF which has enough clothes
TO keep them warm, and there is not
a complete outfit among the entire
seven. Shoes, stockings and under
wear are needed badly. Other cloth
ing can also be used 10 very good ad-
vantage. An appeal is made to the
kind people of Canon City to look
through their clothes closets and chest
to see IL there is not something that
can be given TO the Red Cross for this
purpose.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
Worst of Flu
Endemic ThOt
To Have Passed

Only two cases of influenza were
reported to the office of the county
health officer here on Tuesday from
the Canon City district: the fewest
for any similar period for several
weeks
There are unmistakable indications
that the contagion is beginning to
waue in this community and the sur
rounding territory, as. indeed. 1t
seems to oe throughout Fremont
county and the state at large,
4 considerable number of children
are being kept out OF the public
schools as the result of colds and kin
dred affections, but in the majority of
instances they are not very serious
Most OF them appear to be suffering
from a form oi the old-fashioned grip.
a distinctly different disease from the
influenza. Although the Infection is
sim pretty bad in some portions of
the county. particularly in the Coto-
paxi. Howard and Hillside neighbor-
hoods. its virulence is reported to be
relaxing from day 10 day.
The health authorities at Denver.
Pueblo. and Colorado Springs an
nounce big falling of in new cases
of the disease in those communities
during the last few days. amounting
To as much as 80 per cent over the
corresponding period a week ago.
state officials express the opinion
that the worst of the epidemic is now
over and that another week will prac-
tically bring 10 an end a condition
that at one time promised to become
as serious as the epidemic of 19lS-19.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
Winter Weather in Washington
By Guy u. Hardy

When | was out in Colorado about
Christmas time ! made some kind re-
marks about winter weather at Wash
ington, ID. c. | now want to withdraw
said remarks, as / find I was entirely
and totally wrong What may have
said might have a tendency to lead
some person to think that ! did not
know weather when / saw 1t or that
was purposely trying to deceive
some one on the subject. Neither, of
course. is the case.
For 25 years have been a praiser
II climate, an apologist at times for
weather l remember. as IL il were
but yesterday, the day ! arrived in
Colorado, 25 years ago. / got into
Pueblo in the night. November .,
iSaf. For weeks winter had been ap-
pTOact ns in Kentucky and Illinois.
where . had come from. Cold. driz-
zling rains. cloudy days, murky at
mnsphere chilled the body and kicked
the pep out OF the spirit of man. For
weeks as ! visited along the way from
Lexington, KY. to Colorado, I saw
nothing but cloudy days and mist and
rain. My friends told me of the rig
,orous Colorado climate and loaned me
overcoats and extra clothing.
so when I walked out on the streets
~ Pueblo that first morning in Colo
rado and found the sun shining and
The day warm and charming, and folks
working in their shirt sleeves. I was
surprised. And after going UP to
canon City and finding green things
20 wing and beautiful faIl weather
running into February and sp-'f
weather beginning in March, / be-
came an enthusiastic professional
praiser of Colorado climate. Every
dty IS a fine day for me in Colorado,
and II il is little OF say IL is a fine
day anyway, for I know IL is better
than the same day any where else in
the United States.
-n hen came down here I brought
with me that philosophical attitude
toward weather and found myself
often praising or apOlogizing for the
weather when others failed to follow.
And when ! was in Colorado at
Christmas time l still had a friendly.
sympathetic feeling for all climate,
and spoke kindly OF Wasbir=ton
weather
But want - take u all back and
repudiate any kind remarks that !
have made
Winter weather in Washington Is
simply rotten. II has been so long
since | have seen real winter weather
before that didn't know that il could
be quite so disaEreeable.
II was pretty decent here until late
in December About a week before
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
BIG UNION EvANGELIsTIc
CAMPAIGN BEING PLANNED

There was meeting of representa-
tive men of the different churches of
the community at the y. NJ. c. \. last
Tuesday night TO consider the advis-
ability of holding a great union reli-
Cious meeting IN Canon City next fall.
Some 20 laymen and all of the minis
tiers OF the city took part in the con-
ference. which was very enthusiastic
in spirit.
Il WAS the unanimous opinion of all
present that such a meeting should
be acid IN Canon City. and all agreed
10 commend and encourage it.
Rev. Guy E. Konkel of the First
Methodist Episcopal church was made
chairman of the meeting. and Prof. C.
y. Cleland. secretary. IL was decided
to make November as the tentative
date for the beginning OF the proposed
series OF meetings.
Several Of the leading evangelists
OF the country were recommended by
= committee from the Ministerial Al
lance. of which Rev. Charles ]. Ar
mentrout is chairman. Rev. Charles
Reign Scoville of Chicago, Rev, James
Ray burn of Newton. Kan. and Rev.
&. +. Miller OF South Bend, Ind. are
among those who are being considered
for this work.
\ committee to select and recon-
mend an evangelist to a subsequent
meeting was decided upon. This COM
mittee is to be appointed after each
church has selected two members OF
its personnel, This joint committee
will meet at an early date and go over
the field and agree upon suggestions to
be made to later meeting to be called
from among representative iaymen of
the city.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19

Christmas it showed. It showed
every day until Christmas and was
cloudy and cold. Christmas night 1
left for Colorado. Snow covered the
ground in all the states between Col
orado and Washington When / got off
the train in Colorado Springs the day
was bright and sunny A friend met
me at the station and drove me over
to Canon City in a car. We picnicked
in the hills at lunch time just as il it
were summer time. | spent about two
and half weeks driving around Col
orado in cars. enjoying the sunshine
and scenery.
When / returned here the middle of
January. snow covered the ground and
clouds hid the sky all the way back
In Washington | found the same
snow that had fallen before Christ
mas, with more on top of il. The
next day it showed again The trees
were all covered and everything white
Then four inches of sIeet and hail fell
and we trudged through the sleet like
walking through rice. Then it thawed
during the day and froze during the
night, and walking was like walking
through D newly -plowed field. Then
II thaweg again and rained and froze
and the walks became unavailable
Must RthAat lb upl GltltI Oh Luttl
walks i'll Washington A few do
Where the walks had been cleared of
they were now covered with an inch
of smooth. slippery ice as slick as
glass People took to the streets for
safety. The papers were full of re.
ports of accidents every day. and the
HOSPITALS filled up. Everything out Of
do IS vas covered With ice. the trees
were especially interesting with every
limb big fat icicle Then it thawed,
showed and froze again.
On February the sun came out as
if to stay and the ground hog played
around all day And the neNt day six
inches of snow fell on top of the ac-
cumulated slush And since then II
has showed. sleeted. rained. frozen.
thawed and showed again So I am
learning hat an old-fashioncd East
ern winter Is like.
| am not complaining. Just settine
my friends right on the matter OF win
ter weather in Washington Havins
large amount OF patience. am
standing IT very well The only thias
/ can't stand with Christian patience
is TO meet some untraveled New Ems
land or New York or Pennsylvania
congressman trudging through bliE-
zard like imagined they had only in
North Dakota or Northern Canada.
and say: Well. old man, this re
minds you of Colorado. doesn't it,
Then blow up. G. U. II.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
M 'AD0O REFUSES
TO PERMIT Name
TO GO BEFORE
GEORGIA VOTERS
Declares That Every Effort
Should Be Made to Send Un-
instructed Delegates.
(ny InItcd Tr-.s.l

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-wilIam G.
McAdoo, former secretary of the
Treasury Department, has refused to
permit his name to be voted on in the
Democratic presidential primaries in
Georgia, declaring that every effort
should be made to send uninstructed
delegates 10 the national Democratic
convention at San Francisco from
eevry state possible"
McAdoo says he regards it as IAN
imperative duty OF every man to ac-
cept the presidential nomination when
it comes to him unsolicited" McAdoo
made his statement in a telegram to
the mayor of Milledgeville, Ga, his
boy hood home, where his name had
been entered on the ticket in the
Democratic primaries.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-19
MISS BERNIcE TURNER
MARRIED ON SUNDAY

Miss Bernice Turner, one of Canon
City's popular and attractive young
women, was married at 4 o'clock on
Sunday afternoon TO Glen ID. Post OF
Clarksburg, w. Va. The wedding
took place at the home OF the brides
parents. Mr and Mrs. George f, Tur-
par. s11 Greenwood avenue, and only
the relatives and a few OF the more
intimate friends of the family were
present.
The house was decorated with palms
ana pink sweet peas and made a
pretty setting for the wedding service.
The bride was dressed In a navy blue
travelling suit, A two-course wedding
dinner was esrved. Mr.. and Mrs.
Post Will make their home at Clarks-
burg. and they left for the East sun
day evening