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F.J.cIj{NEY & co To, cio.o.
Z Ii A NJ b Is RLAIN'S Col. Z
AND DGARRHOEA RENEDl
IN MICHIGAN.
Mis- A II Hall, Cascyillc, Mich.
says # wish tc thank You or
your grand good medicine,
chamh1rlaiu's collie and Datr-
hoea Remedy We are never with
out it in thu house, and | a'n sure
il sa~cd our baNy's life this sum
mer "
Mrs Mary Darlington. Case
vile, Mich, says, L have used
Chamberlain Collie and Diarr.
hoea R,m dy for year and t has
always given promp, relief. "
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Have Pleasant s.s- ee ,s.
.''-'.ss. Auto Trip M ,ee5 % :,
IL. i a. ...ao. L. To California

'il Frank E. Thomas. who left here
some two weeks ago or more In com
Dany with T. |. York. for an automo-
bile trip to California. writes The
Daily Record from Los Angeles under
date Of December IA. that the run was
made without mishap and was very
pleasant one throughout. Mr. Thomas
says; SHIN 5-.E -ssr1q+-r -mafi.
30 I'VE made the journey from Canon
City by way of Santa Fe. Albuquerque
Deming and Phoenix. We crossed
the Colorado river at Blythe and
thence to Riverside We were IA
yored with excellent weather all the
way and found the roads fair and
good'ui We were i days making the
trip and found a comfortable place TO
stay every night. Not once on the en-
tire run were we overcharged for ac-
commodations. or held up by prof.
teers. Near Phoenix we saw thou.
sands OF acres of cotton standing un-
picked in the field. ~ The owners are
unable to borrow money to pay pick
ers for the reason that there is no de-
mand for raw cotton. We both have
ga ned In weight while on the trip.
md had no car trouble whateevr."
r. Mr.. Thomas, address in Los Angeles
is 621dq South Avenue, SO ID -f. rI
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President OF 1O3e
91S State Farm
slsn Bureau . Here

". c. Jameson or La veta, Colo,
arrived here on an early train this
morning and Will spend a portion OF
the week in this county in the inter
est OF the organization he represents.
Mr. Jameson is member of the ex-
>ecutive committee Of the National
Farm Bureau Federation, and re-
turned home recently from the annual
meeting of the latter body at Indian
apolis, Ind. No man in the West,
perhaps, is better Informed in relation
to the objects and ambitions OF the
Farm Bureau than Mr. Jameson, and
Fremont county ranchers should
make it a point to hear his addresses
during his stay here and familiarize
themselves with his mission and pur-
poses in coming to this county Mr.
jameson will speak to gathering of
the ranchers OF Beaver Park at the
Penrose school house this evening at
1880 O'clock Tuesday evening at
the same hour he will deliver an ad-
dress at the district court room in this
city. to which the public is most cor
daily invited. Wednesday evening
he viii speak at Howard to an assem-
blage of farmers from the western
part of the county. Coincident with
Mr.. Jameson's visit here an intensive
campaign for membership will be In.
augurated by the County Farm Bu-
reau. .N' i-
Miss Irma Douglas of Fort Collins,
who has charge OF the home demon
stration work of the State Agricul-
tural College, arrived here this after
noon and will attend all of the meet
ings to be held in this county by Mr.
Jameson. Miss Douglas will describe
the character and range of her work
at the meeting to be held at the dis
trict court room Tuesday night.
County Agent A. J. Taylor of this
city, and Frank X. Lamb OF Beaver
PARK, president of the Fremont Coun-
ty Farm Bureau. and some of the
members of the executive committee
of the local organization, win accom-
pany Mr. Jameson and Miss Douglas
on their speaking tour OF the county.
b The executive. committee is COM
posed OF Frank r Lamb. George S.
Turner, w. w Goodwin, a Hannah.
w. A. Mackenzie. NJ -E. Snow. e. B
WOodford, John Graham. Mrs. w w.
Goodwin and Mrs. Richard Houle.
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GOVERNMENT NAnker REPonrs.

q u Washington. D. c-r-Iive stock and
Mests-Chicago hog prices established
1897 being. reached: A. slight teaction
followed with gain i, Of about zoe but Il
soc lower. OtheS declines We're; Beef
sise Camel, anne Soc: caves. Soc q 81. .oS.
500 siD an fa5 raj sheep. @ ep Sina5 'mSs pe-
ss%'sE sna GOOD Ssaf stea4s sse%
butcher cows and heifers s415 4pi0.25.
calves, light and medium y eight, $500
fat liam lambs. ss.75a1o,75; yesriings. Sc. 90
n 500; best ewes, $3.00a $50; feeding
sale dressed meat trade price declin'
declined unsysniy. 500 q 800 battef
even and prices fiuctuating gdeclinins
1909 zoo: mutton barely steady to
meats. eastern snaiI,e,s1 y Beef. sl5.O0a
$500; mutton, s11 90 n 1900: light pork
ldinn sI9.0od22De; heavy loins $i7.on.
018.50.
Grain-The outstanding features of
the weeks grain markets have been
heavy exports sale Of wheat and ai.dat'
difficulty in securing cash wheat to
fll old sales, Great Britain bought in
the United States i.50o.ooo bushels
Spain. 250.00 bushels. le Argentine re-
ports fine crop prospects with yields
running above expectation. There has.
been a heavy and general buying move
mcnt of futures including wheat. corn
and oats. Heavy export business in
wheat continued: corn also bought by
exporters Stronger demand for cash
wheat in, southwest to fill old export
sales and much wheat going direct
from country stations to Gulf ports.
Omaha reported exporters bidding Bic.
over Chicago March for wheat up to
so bought large auantities OF rye dur
ing the week. Flour trade continues
dull stocks low: estimated at half of
volume of year ago. For the week Chi
caso March wheat gained 4%c. closing
az l:6S@i May corn up %c at 72Mc;
$3.50: Kansas city up 4Hc at s1.59I1
Winnipeg May up 4%ct at sl.76M; Chi
caRo December wheat. s1.G9H May
wheat s1.59; December corn, Soc.
t Feed--Market inactive. Production
Minneapolis mills approximately only
needs only. Dealers stocks generally
sg{ing bsaso san M
$500; middlinTs 800 lower. Linseed
ssd;; a. cinsinnati. $500 oG New York.
AtiisnSia, sss 20. chlsaso. 'yssiso:s New
York City. sa7. = No. L ialfalfa--Kan-
chicssa Quoted white honiny $500
: qHay-bfarlSetr continue q pweak: de-
maud very limited; shipments light.
Prices have declined s1.00@3.oo the
past week. Alfalfa showing greatest
New York. $3.50. Chicago. s2s.o0'
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ton and installation of officers BY
Mrs. Clara w. Coulter. past worthy
matron, with Miss Gertrude Kfbbe as
marshall, as follows: Mrs Ida Cooper
worthy matron; George A. Sale.
worthy patron; Mrs. Edith Bailou, as
sociate matron; Mrs. Edna Maynard.
secretary: Mrs. Carrie Sale. treas
urer; Mrs, Carrie Conway. conduc-
tress; Mrs. Margaret Harrington. as
sociate conductress; Miss COME Nor
rison; chaplain, Mrs. Sadie Houie;
marshal, Mrs. Lulu Harris; warder.
Mrs, Anna Russell; sentinel. E. C.
Kibbe; Adah, Mrs, Elsie Thomas;
Ruth; Mrs. verna Heaton; Esther.
Mrs. Ida Burford. Martha. Mrs. Lulu
Mann; Electa. Mrs. Alice Drisdale.
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The Canon City Rscorairhnrsday Deossmbels2s, 7s2o
b9tlGH shu9bIVIu
LATE MARK REPORTS
linton Ns.s ser,ie..
.ef-l gETTlH 10 sIE4L 2
DENVER LIVESTOCK.

.rN
sdt DENVER, LIVESTOCK. t,fd-z
Prices on ali diyisions Of the Denver
Sc: ossss Wtss &. hsT: se. sss lon
which has. prevailed. Tho hog market
has been active under tsen seompeti-
S sSaer.S We're sssd st.ads to on serons
yhile pigs sold on q slishtly h higher
the sssep % Market IL. Been s reduced So 20
e esysr the. demand While fst stock
q c.ttls-Fair supplies of beef stock
have been received on this market
Buyers were on the lookout for choice
class Of stock has been reSi.tered.
slow about taking hold OF the Offer
gy.a One load Of choice beef steers
ss6ss sDRsd was sas qaoaS %ssss At s tc %h Ned
Good killing COWS sold up to ss:25. Fair
Heifers sold up @ $3.50. Best feeding
sssdes e sen If @ se sss 7s
and down. -er. ltlratltf- r4al -slr
Hogs-An active market prevailed
Saed this sfesdN to tan
was reached on a snail string of choice
hogs. while the carload top was reach
found an outiet at $3.50 to So. pigs
were in go, demand. One string of
choice stock brought top of 50. with
good stock bringing up to sS.75. Fair
to medium pigs were quoted at IS to
sheep-Buyers were of the. opinion
that choice fat lambs would bring up
to sS.75, while something fancy might
bring up to 50. Medium to fair fat
Best feeding lambs were quoted up to
sS.75 and 80. with good stock around
around $3.50 to IS. A fairly active
trade on ewes has been recorded. Best
fat ewes were quoted up to $3.50 and
$3.75. with fair sorts at SO and down
Feeding ewes were quoted up to 81.
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either Armenian or Chinese. One
man says he can not rest, and has
given s1v0. another $50 and quite a
few ives and tens. -. -
IT'S said that So will feed one per-
son a month and tbs estimated that
$40 will save life through the ,criti,
cal time. As treasurer of these last
campaigns l still have the unpaid
pledges, adr although had hoped that
my work in this line was over. yet, in
view of the extreme urgency of the
demand, have consented@to continue
the, work for the present at least
Any one who feels fmpe1led to try,
even in a small way. to help save a
life and desires to contribute, can be
accommodated and his money will be
sent where needed without the ex-
pense of one cent for remittance
charges. What we do must be done
soon or it will be too late 'Inasmuch
as We did it unto one of these, We did
it to me-" "Ni5a
'1unolf 5ai 'sDi HENRY HUTTON.
Postoffice Block n n.i
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Gosh! Look What .#s, far ,.
The Scribes Are 9'2s I'd
., ~ q, q q .1s-G q Going To Do

Inasmuch as the goshdurndest edi-
pretty soon and will not be ON hand
to maintain the reputation of the Col
orado Editorial Association as col
lection of the goshdurndest humans
out OF Jail the state association Of
Quill drivers has entered into nefar-
ious agreement with the leather con,
scienced members of the Denver
Press Club, and will give at the Dem
yer auditorium on the evening of jan
uary %. the goshdurndest show and
dance ever designed to fitch dollar
a head from an unprotected public.
Not that it's going to be case Of
something for nothing or nothing for
something, according to which side of
the fence you may be on. Everyone
who comes will get his moneys worm,
in fact. it is rumored that when the
higher-ups begin to squirm as the red
hot branding iron of the editorial grid
is applied to the most sensitive parts
of their regulations, both they and
the howlins club which will fill the
auditorium to the caves will get more
than they bargained for, perhaps.
1n The event, which is to be known as
the first annual Cowboy Stampede of
the state press, is part of the annual
celebration and business convention
of the Colorado Editorial Association,
in which the Denver Press Club joint
ily participates, and is designed 10
show the people of the state just how
good time all the newspaper man
of the state can show all the people of
the state at price considerably less
than the charge for tickets to any
other show of anything like the enter
tainment possibilities. Anyone who
goes to the stock show and misses the
editorial jamboree will feel like a
maverick all the rest of his life.
The show is set to begin at Sis,
and in addition to the branding iron
feature will include some fancy
stunts apropos to a season when steer
wranglers roam aboard without let or
hindrance, being, in fact, egged on in
their sinful practices by all and sun
dry. To participate in this part of
the program successfully, those pres
ent should dig up the spurs they wore
on the range in days gone by, or fall
ing that. grease up their yellers with
resin SO it'll shrek and not squeak.
At els dancing to the best music
obtainable in the state of Colorado
will begin, Gov Shoup and Mayor
Bailey will lead the grand march, and
what will happen after that nobody
can tell, except that the police have
positively declared they will throw
the gang out at midnight. ~ -A "iAA
Secretary Warren Boyer of the Den
yer Press Club, who is in charge OF
the Denver end of the arrangements
whispers hopefully about securing the
services of Bill Hart for part OF the
rough work, while Miss Wyoming is to
to be present and show the multitude
just how 1adylike a feminine COW
o roper can be. kE
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Hungry? Have You
q Ever Really 5%.
aa.. ..a5..., Been Hungry
Twenty Million People are
Starving in 4China-DOes
This Mean Anything to us?

Equal to one in every five of the
population of the entire United States
How many of us have ever suffered
pain from lack of something to eat?
Many have suffered pain from disease
or accident, but have any learned by
actual experience what the pangs of
hunger really are? "f ".A Hh.
l am quite well acquainted with at
least one person who would be far
better conditioned physically shou
he be restricted quite little in the
amount of food allowed him A Great
many OF US are intemperate when II
: comes TO feeding We hardly know
what it is to be hungry
-1Gd These and similar thoughts have
% been rather persistent with me re-
Gently | can not seem to get rid of
the idea OF 20.0O0.000 or more of peo-
PIE Gon T. Is earth doomed to death be-
q ia ..se of Iaek OF food. in the 'immedi-
ate future. No itG.aa no e, Uoi1fd
~ SUPPOSE IL was OUR baby or some
os OUR family?1 Would we
s,are any effort possible to save
, thsr,? Human life is sacred to all.
ilCnly we do not visualize the horrible
scenes. These thoughts are not
p eas9,d, but they keep burning into
&imy Consciousness, and can not
oshake theEi of. AS many OF my read.
ooers know, for the past few years l
have been closely identified with al
4 most every public movement for the
benefit of suffering humanity, and do
/ not desire to be continually harping
\ on saddening themes, but this matter
seems to burn into my very soul be
\ yond control. sszs
I Recently we have had The Jewish
/ Relief Campaign" The Armenian Re.
lief and Near East Campaigns" both
virtually for the same purpose Each
of these wereS general in their scope
with many pledges in addition to the
cash collections. Ia "a
Now we have as a result OF these
\ campaigns, quite a few pledges re.
| naming unpaid. Many have made
pledges and have forgotten all about
them. why not, lin view of the awful.
ness of the situation, revive the inter
est inSthis eniattef and do all we can
to relieve our obligations in a small
degree to our fellow man. ss.-=ezssz-.=
Quite a few of our people have been
awake to the situation and have been
moved to donate for the famine fund
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Department 5rs
To Make An
Exhibition Run

II Z the weather Is favorable for 1t,
he Canon Cits FIRE ldepar tment Will
make an exhibition run at 7:30 o'clock
his aren ing from lis head1uarters on
%crth Fourth street ~ the Hotel
Canon for the purpose % celebrating
lrns adoption b. the psocle of Colo
RADIO at the pol at the November
election of the TWO platoon sysi en- for
thee fl iseCdepartinen; of the st3teuiGa
l5 On reaching the hotel a nc OF hose
.w1i be laid and carried to the bal
anny Of the building and a stream of
.nater thrown into the vacant lof al
the northeast corner of Main and Sew.
.enth streets. The exhibition ran OF
she Are laddies" will be made as
quickly as possible. and an effort will
be made to establish record for ce-
lerity in turning the water on"
AL over the state today the fire de-
partments will commemorate the
adoption of the two-platoon system. In
some places 1t will be celebrated by
'banquets and dinners and at~others by
dances. exhibition runs. etc. 1diiW
The fire alarm will be turned in this
evening at the box near the hotel. and
will be the signalylfor the rum with
the machine" J4a7 ~ OaHBLNl
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H.. Hickey of Denyer arrived
Monday to spend the holidays with
his son and daughterin-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hickey.
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The See America First Magazine
published at Milwaukee. Wis and bav-
ing o circulation In ali parts of the
United Staes.i contains a three-page
descriptive narticle,i in its, November
December issue of Canon City and its
enyirons, written by Secretary Il. "A.
the local Chamber. of
The article emhel-
lIshed by five half-tone cntsn showing
mountain scenery about Canon City,
Such publicity of our scenic attrac-
tlons is splendid advertising for the
community.
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: Mrs. E.iW.n Eddy. accompanied by
her son Wilbur, o. who is returning
from the University Of Wisconsin to
spend the holidays with his parents.
will arrive from Denver Tuesday.
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Opinions on a' .a'aaHasq
s,a the New High ...
ssr s.4 50 School Project

MRS. T. NJ. HARDING The propo-
sition for the erection of high school
building In Canon City appeals very
favorably to me. as believe II does
to everybody else that is In the least
familiar with the educational de-
mands of the community. | am told
that there are 400 more pupils en-
rolled in the public schools OF Canon
City district at present than there
was last year and that the high school
received larger percentage of these
recruits than the grade schools IL
The increase in Its students Is main.
tained at the same ratio In 1921. as
there is every Indication that 1t will
be. a new high school building.or ex-
pensive additions to the old one. will
become an absolute necessity. rhe
inadequacy of our present high school
facilities must be remedied in some
for greatly enlargedancommo
seems to be the only practical. per
manent solution of the problem. Du-
rango. | am informed. Is construct
ing a magnificent high school build
ing at cost of 100000. and that
every body there Is taking a deep
personal Interest and pride IN the en-
terprise Canon City ought TO be no
less concerned In It's own educational
welfare and no less ready to meet the
responsibilities laid upon IT,
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dt - sissd sn' hanzoi
; EHi-oee-7lr io shoi1sm
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The meiaba ,dpf the Mast eTn Star
and fewo@ ests en- DYED n delightful
BAN uei nj tn Ola sonic Temple Mon
day evening ati G 10 io'qlockys The ban
qdet lroDjn was eiaboratelyI decorated
for the eoccasion. the uoior scheme of
red anh.rreon, aspropriute to tho hol-
iday season, being carried uont In all
the appointment OF he splendid din
nerr served. as well az in the decora-
tions. The, table at which the offi-
GERS were seated had as 4 tenterpiece
aEsmall ssehristinas tree.1swhiie atleach
guests place was an Individual Christ
mas tree. Following the dinner the
regular meeting was held, with initla-
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9u Miss Bessie Bash was The hostess
10 number of friends Saturday eve
ming when she entertained at card
uarty in her home Mrs Harry Bowen
received the prize FOR high score in
Ave hundred nnd Miss Georgia Wood
the consolation prize. The rooms
were decors ted eth Christmas colors,
and the 2a riesis enjoyed a delightful
evening. 'rIt' hos ess served a taste
fully appointed luncheon a'A
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500 TH7M7lUoz INhciTluoA
jooRos HDlH zoHasoI7
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The l.. G. class OF the First Presby-
terian church met last Friday night
with Miss Bessie Guldner as hostess.
The house was tastefully decorate /
with Christmas greens and remind
ers OF the season. Plans were com
pleted for sending Christmas baskets,
and the sociai hour and delicious re-
'reshments were enjoyed by those
present. s u.a. rrnf adi r-H
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quite a few OF our people have been
awake to the situation and have been
moved to donate for the famlne iuhd
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Dressed Poultry.

Creamery. first grade .-.... 30
Creamery. second grade. ~. 4S
PscSins i p stoek est.iirS..:.zs I05s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18

Colonel Lehar, brother Of the ia
nous composer, Franz Lehar, of
Merry Widow" fame, is now in
charge Of affairs m western Hun
gary. He is an ardent supporter Of
ex-hing Charles and is said to be in
volved IN the plot to smuggle him
into the country from Switzerland.
The plot was unearthed recently.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-18
Combing Wont Rid
Hair of Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid OF dan
oruf is TO dissolve it. then you des-
troy it entirely. To do this, get about
four ounces OF ordinary liquid rvo
apply it at night when retiring; use
enough 70 moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
Do this tonight. and by morning
most IL not all. Of your dandruff viii
be gone. and three or four more ap-
plications will completely dissolve and
entirely destroy every single sign and
trace OF it. no matter how much dan
druf you may have.
You will find, too. that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy.
lustrous, glossy. silky and soft. and
look an dfeel 8 hundred times better.
You can get liquid arvon at I'M
drug store. 1t is inexpensive and four
ounces is all you will need This
simple remedy has never been known
70 fail adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Interesting NeW Fashions
ADpear in WOmen's Fall Suits

"Shoemaker's stitching" in
three-cornered designs appears
on poi let's and pleats. Many
hand touches are seen, such as
crows feet and arrow heads.
Materials are Poiret twill,
gabardine, velour, plain, silver
tone and checked and pin
striped suitings.
One thing more we have no
ticed--that is the fine lines and
the careful attention to detail
in these new suits and the
fact that they fit so we'll.
Prices begin at $3.50 and 60
up to $500 for a fur-trimmed
model.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Are You Quite
Fair to Your
Piano.?

Do you have it tuned period
ically or do you let it de-
teriorate?
Unless a piano or player
piano is tuned with some reg
ularity it not only suffers in
tone but depreciates in value.
For the sake of the consider
able investment such an in
strument represents, as well
as for the added pleasure you
will derive from it, you should
keep it in good condition.
We have a corps of expert
tuners and workmen who have
no superiors. We should be
glad to give your piano any
attention it may require,
either in the way of tuning or
repairs. Drop us a postal or
telephone the Piano Store.
Egyptian Hall. second Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-30
Men s London TOpcOats
Are Here for Fall
CAT last years prices)

The Mems London Shop has just unlocked
the newest models of topcoats from Kenneth Dur
ward, of Ulster House. And the first thing we
want to say about them is that prices are lower
than they were on the Spring coats - in fact,
they are the same as on last years importation.
There are single and double breasted coats
in light and medium weights. Raglan and set-in
shoulders and plain or haf-beted backs.
Browns, greens, grays and tans in plain
colors, diagonal stripes and overplaids-
overplaids.
Materials are tweeds, Shetlands homespuns
cheviots, Elysian cloths and soft, silky fabric
with mixture of alpaca in it.
Altogether very smart coats, but moderately
prced-$58.50 to $50.
In the same importation is little lot of
mems evening dress coats of dark Oxford gray
llama cloth, with grosgrain facing. A loose Bal
macaan model of much distinction. Price S125
Crhe Gallery. ChestnuD