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The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
MONEY.

New York. June 23.-Time money
was again firm, with the demand
quiet Bids were made at 81 per
cent for loans on mixed collateral
and 9 per cent on all industria COL
lateral.
Mercantile paper rates also were
unchanged, being quoted at * to
s per cent. according to the grade
of names offered.
interior money rates were un-
changed today.
Money on call on the Stock Ex-
change opened at per cent, high
IL per cent, low s per cent, closing
IL per cent.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
ANGLO-AMERICAN OIL.

London, June 23.-The Anglo
Oil Company today de-
clared the regular semi-annual div
idend of shillings a share free or
tax in the United Kingdom. This
makes 80 per cent paid in dividends
for the year.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
ISLAND OIL & TRANSPORT co.

New York. June 23.-Advices re-
ceived here from the general man.
aEer OF Island OIL and Transport
Company In Mexico. state that the
company IL pumping $1,000 barrels
daily through its own lines, and
that deliveries Of more than 1.oou,-
600 barrels are looked for this
month.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-24
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.

New York, June 23.-The Penn
sylvania Company, Western lines,
today declared the regular semi-an-
nual dividend of per cent, pay
BILE June 80 to stockholders of rec
ord June %.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
MILLIONS FOR HIGHWAYS
DURING NEXT FIVE YEARS
OF the 11hirty-Sevcn States Partici-
pating In Road Construction Texas
Leads With SSS,O0O,0O

WASHINGTON, May %. - Thirty
soven States in this country have
authorized the expenditure OF $685.
6t1.72? for good roads in the mex;
five years.
Legislation to authorize good roads
bond issues amounting 10 1891, 2J3.-
500 are pending. with excellent
chances OF being passed
Statistics compiled By {. NJ. Wood.
in charge of the newly created good
roads bureau of the Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Company, show that tho
total amount proposed and authorize
for road Improvement III the United
States is Sl.o26.sea.52s.
The wild spread interest manifested
in better roads is shown by Compar-
ison OF the above totals with those OF
1918. when s6o0.O00.o0O was spent for
road construction throughout the
In recent trip through the South
and West. Mir Wood found excer-
tional enthusiasm cverywherc Tor the
good roads movement LARGE!
through educational publicity cam
paigns. interest has been greatly
stimulated by alert civic bodies. man
ufacturers OF road-m9kinS material!
and makers OF automobiles ana tires.
Good roads boosters, who \ few years
ago were puzzled 20 find some method
of arous.nS public intcrcs; in bond
issues FOR road improvements. are
amazed "a; the ease with which ap.
preparations are passed by city ana
state authorities.
Texas takes the lead in the amount
authorized for good roads Win bond
Issues totalinE sSS.T0S.Oo0. rennsyi-
wanna will spend s162lI.eij; Cali
fornia. s6S.435,0o Illinois. s6?.l52,-
S45: Michigan, S5S.le0.ooO: A.aoa ma.
$4,000. 0oo. Georgia. sli.375.oco, and
North Carolina, si3.4:?.635.
One OF the largest single projects
is proposed for Illinois, where Si.i6".-
Sill has been authorized for the con-
struction OF 100 miles OF roads from
East 81. Louis 20 tho Indiana line as
part of national highway.
The Goodyear bureau vii! lend IT'S
aid 10 Legislatures. cities and towns
in collecting data for proposed lcS!s-
Iation and giving it's aid TO hasten
adoption OF appropriation bills for
good roads with tho same deep IN
tcrest as IL showed IN fur;hering the
Lincoln Highway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

\ new hi: single solid tire for
heavy duty trucks carrying up 20 SIN
by the United states Tire Company.
The mos; interesting features Of the
tire arc that its design insurcs the
elimination OF tho chief cause OF in
Sipation OF FRACTIONAL heat and also
makes possible n more perfect Nul-
cnnization of all parts OF the rubber
than has ever bccu accomplished be-
fore.
The tire has been placed on he
nf road and iab bona er'T ,esGs q the
companyS truck tire plant at ProNi-
dencc
The tire will he made in sizes from
seven 10 fourteen inches. There nave
been iwo chief obstacles 20 The salts
factory use OF solids III these large
sizes. both due to the large mass OF
rubber necessary 10 their corStTuc-
ton. In travel ori solid tires OF orhi-
nary types a traction wave is formed
il: the rubber just ahead Of the point
where the tire touches the ground.
As ,he tire rolls along the traction
wave advances and the heat that is
generated through this kncadinS
secure Perfect VuIcanizntion.
The second obstacle has been the
difficulty of securing perfect vulcani--
rubber. As consequence of THIS
difficulty il has no; been uncommon
to nave tires fail because the heart
OF the tire WAS Improperly cured.
Various styles OF tires designed TO
overcome these obstacles have rcac hcd
the market. These styles nave utt-
lied a groove in some instances and
a Slo. i'll others. hu; The results OH
tanned shoE tha; The slot and groove
have neither secured an even vulcani-
cation nor eliminated friction. AS a
matter OF fact. i. would appear tina;
the efforts 10 prevent deter ioration
because of hca; had been applied
moro TO finding a way 10 diSsipatc the
heat which is generated. than 10 find
Ing way "a eliminate The friction
Itself.
The new tire. known as the Monot-
win. has solved all OF these various
problems effectively Big trucks
equipped with them can travel at
good rates OF speed withou; danger
OF ruinirc the tires.
The Monotwiii is huge single with
an especially massive rubber body.
Deep dcprcssions occur a regular in
tervals in Tho center OF the tire
GrrinIe~S Rubber lscd in Process.
The new tire is made from the
Grainicss rubber. which is Il diS;inc-
tive feature OF al the solid tires made
by the Compury.
Especial additional advantages are
claimed for the Monoiwia. The al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
NEW MODEL VELIE SIX
STOOD GRUELliMG TEST
Dattlcd Its Way Through D0ttomlcss
Mud and Snow Hanks Into
Ic nj

Seeking some strenuous test. 10
prove the mettlc OF, tho new Nehe
was decided to Try and put the car
over the Wawona Road from Los
Angeles into the Yosemite Valley. III
spite OF the snow. ice and mud which
presented an obstacle believed by the
majority 10 be unsurmountabl
Unless one has actually been over
the mountains and trails into, this
wonderful valley, IL will be difficult.
II at al! possible. 10 imagine the
unbounded courage one must have 10
attempt the trip by automobile be-
fore the roads are open. let alone the
the car selected for such an effort.
The Nclie dealers in Los Angeles
and san Francisco met al Fresno,
equipment and started ont rcsolute IN
their intention OF plotting the very
first automobile into the valley in
1890. The start was made April :.
ceived by friends anNiously await
ing the result. when suddenly wire
flashed from the heart OF thc valley
few days ago, reading as follows:
'Nclle car and crew arrived in
Yosemite Village io.ay, first into the
valley this year over the Wawona
Road. Terrible battle againS. .le-
ments. Required thirteen Gays 10 go
forty-scvcn miles. through seas OF
botiomlcss mud on Chowchilia Noun
tain that no other car had been able
fountain roads in many
places driftcd six feet deep. The
Nel!e Is marvel even 10 those OF
ing all this terrific punishment. the
car is in perfect shape and ready TO
start back without a single repair
OF any KIND bcin. necessary since
we lief, Los Angeles. No motor car
was ever given Il more Erucll!ng test
than the Nelit - received on this
trip. HurCah for it,"
Friends OF the Vclic everywhere
will he highly pleased al the record
esta blishcd. and all concratulate the
California dealers on their courage
possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
RAILROAD PRESIDENT
ENDORSES MOTOR TRUCK
Samuel UcR Declares RniI Carrier,
md Auto Carriers Should
Cu-Opcr2tP.

samuel Rea. president of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad. in an indorscmca;
OF ship BY Truck-Ciood Roads Week
observed May lI23. Expresses the
belief that lit Is most important in
for transportation purposes that
there should he cooperation with
tho rail carriers rather than conpc-
tition.''
Without doubt, says Mr.. Rea.
there * a field where movement by
rail carrier is not economical and
where the service could better be
''Eut on the other hand.''hc con-
tinucS. any attempt to compete in
tho longer hauls with rail carriers
under normal conditions. is, in my
judgment, uncconomical and unwisc.
by conferences the interests OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
SOLID TIRE TIA 7 WILL CARRY
LOAD6 TONS TO THE WHEEL
Even Inflammation and Eliminated Friction Two Fea-
lures That Has Enabled New Invention to Stand
Most Grueling Road and Laboratory Tests.

tentative cross bars and deprcssions
give the tire nonskid quality. The
bottoms of tho dcprcSsions go down
deep into the heart of the center of
the tire and below the point where
the tire is worn 10 the limit OF its
scrN iccability. Consequently the tire
retains its distinctive qualities
throughout its life. and does not re-
puire any additional attention. such as
rcErooNinr The shape OF the de-
prcssions is such. that stones and
other foreign matter cannot lodge in
them.
The contour of the wearing surface
of the tire and of the dcprcssions il
such that. as the tire wears down
more and more tread surface il OK
posed to the road, so that tho load
carrying capacity is uniform through
oui the life of the tire. Moreover. the
composite nature OF the tire makes
POSSIBLE it's use either as wide
single or III place OF dualS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
emarkable Business Opportunity

the distribution of
important sales This distribution
still including which
interested suggest that telegraph Immediately.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
Riverside Mills Keep on Building.

DANVlLLf.. VA. May 2s.--lt is "A
cold day when tho Riverside and Dan
River Cotton Mills Company is not
building something new. While the
great S2.00o.o0 addition is being
erected downtown, improvements OF
one kind and another are being made
a; the Schoolficld plant Jus; now a
two-story trehouse. 63Nii feet. is be-
ing erected there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30
NEW ENGLISH AUTO TAX
HITS AMERICAN DEALERS
Additional Levy OF SIS Fer norse
Power Has nccn Imposed by
UritIsh N:oNcrnmcnt.

IFE NhiNHrsaI ScrNicc.I
LONDON. May 2?.--A heavy blow
has been dealt the American auto
mobile industry in England by the
new budget imposing fresh taxes OF
81 per horse power on private cars
There is no shortage Of American
have been ordered from the United
states. Dealers fear they will be
unable to dispose of high powered
new tax. English buyers now prefer
TO wait for the delivery Of low power
British cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

energies of the motor truck intor-
ests arc developed to tho placing OF
competing lines to take traffic for
the longer hauls. which has been de-
Eciopcd by the rail carriers. II would
result In no real increase in facilities
put in competition which would only
be harmful TO both interests"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-30

both parties can be studied and con-
served and the extension OF tho mo-
tor truck to develop territory now
served by rail or for short hauls and
intcrcity movements, can. believe.
proceed with advantage both to the
rail carriers and the motor truck
interests.
while on the other hand. IL the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
New Bank Attracts
Much Attention

The architects drawing of the new
building shortly to be erected at the
southwest corner of Main and Sixth
streets by the Fremont County Ma
tional Bank. which has been on dis
play in the window of The Record Of
fee for the past week or 10 days. has
attracted much attention from the
public, ad great deal OF comment on
the beauty of the design has been
made.
All of the details for the new struc-
ture have been arranged. ad the work
of clearing the site preliminary to be-
ginning excavation for the foundation
viii be commenced soon.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
$4,000 IN HER STOCKING
Police mstron Finds Some Loose
Change" When She Searches
Prisoner.

Pittsburgh.-Ten thousand dollars
was what the matron of the Allegheny
police station found when she searched
Mrs. Lottle Milllnar. north side wom-
an. who was arrested on complaint
OF nelchbors, who alleged she was too
Quarrelsome The money tightly
rolled together. was tucked into the
woman's stocking.
Miss Margaret Andrews, as Is Gus
tomary received the prisoner and con
Quoted her to her room set apart for
searching.
whats thisGr she said. when she
came across the roll OF bills.
Some loose change" said Mrs. Mil
ilnar. Later the prisoner put up her
$50 forfeit for release. She said she
had drawn the money from bank to
buy some property.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Mrs. E. p. Arthur
Visiting Greeley

Mrs = +. Arthur who left here the
FIRST Of the week Tor Denver TO attend
the thirty-slzth annual meeting of
the waman's alNillary OF the Episeo-
pal church as O delegate from the aux
lliary OF Christ church, Is At present
visiting her daughter. AiIss Grace, who
is o student az The State Teachers
college a. Gaeee
The meeting OF ,le woman's auXiI-
arg was ha g a. ST. Marks church in
1eute e. on IN -eG was addressed
sy bishop Irne p. Johnson Miss
Ald.ue Hcwet- uliEs'oHary at Nun-
Gins China. where size IS at thc head
7f the Episcopal Girls school. snd
tbe Rev C. G RoHtt secretary OF the
@esroru rroyi inct of ihe church
The meeting appropriated S1oo fol
Bishop Rowe Of ALASKA 90 provide
scGolars hip rund for the cdlcati1n OF
latives. either Indian or Eskimo Il
also voted Sl03 for lle Emery Mem
ial Home in Nev York city
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20

work and the efficiency OF the schools
increased, declared Mrs. Anthony. The
school authorities in many OF the rural
districts have taken an advanced
stand in relation to the increased pay
for teachers. and in many instances
teachers in the country schools will
get big advances in salaries next year.
A good many school boards have al
ready employed their instructors for
next fall. and in every case they will
get better pay than they are receiving
now. The boards of education of
Canon City. South Canon. Florence
and a number of other communities
in the county have entered into CON
tracts with their teaching corps for
next year. and have in every instance
in creased salaries from 10 to 25 per
cent over the 1929 scale.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Duck Shooting
Information For
Hunters 1920 Laws

There appeared in one OF the Den
yer papers short time ago an arti-
Gle referring TO . decision by the su.
preme court affecting duck hunting
ad the impression was given that the
.all shooting was eliminated
This IS in esrur from Information
obtained by the Chamber OF Com
merce from state Game Warden Par
vim. Air Paryin states that under the
Federal act the state is authorized To
have restricted laws" thus making
the state laws effective under the
Federal law where they do not extend
open seasons beyond the dates provid-
I'd by the Federal regulations The
state can shorten the season but can
not extend It. The Federal season is
the same rs the state season. which Is
an open season on ducks from Septem
ber l6 TO December 81. inclusive. The
Federal act has recently been held
constitutional by the United States su
preme court.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Pioneer OF
OF Silver CIiffe
Visiting Here

]. ]. Vetter OF San Pedro. Cal. pio-
neer OF Silver Ciiffe. well known to
the old settlers of Custer county. is
spending a few days in Canon City
this week. renewing acquaintance with
some of his associates OF 40 years or
more ago Mr.. Yetter. who has made
his home in Southern California since
1902. is en- route to the Pacific coast
after visit with his sister in South
Dakota. Mr.. Setter went to Silver
Cline in 1874 and was there during
the period of the mining boom. which
lasted well into the sos.
Mr.. Yetter came to Colorado first in
1872. and was oen OF the early pros
pectors in the Telluride and San Juan
districts During his stay In town
Mr. Yetter has for his chaperone Supt
John Chetelat OF the Canon City water
system. who knew him at silver Cline
in the oiden days. Mr.. Yetter will
leave for Los Angeles on Friday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
GUFFEY MEN
VISIT CITY
CLOSER JOINS
WIFE HERE
Friday
SENATOR FORNEY
GOES TO KANSAS

SENATOR FoRNEY
GOES TO KANSAS
Senator H T. F'oraey left today for
points in Kansas and Oklahoma where
he VIII spend the summer on business.
RlED HOME
FROM DENVER -.
j. II. Bied returned from Denver
Tuesday evening where he WAS called
hy fhe death of his father.
sTUARTs HOME
FROM EAST
Mr. and Mrs. y. l. Stuart. who have
been making an extended visit in the
East. returned home Tuesday.
COLLEGE STUDENT
GUEST OF FRIENDS
J g. Johnson, who Is a student at
Fort Collins, is spending a few days
u he city
c. r. & {. MAN
HERE TODAY
D. A. Stout Of Pueblo. connected
with the C. F. * l Company, is in the
ci;y on business today.
GUEST AT THE
THOMPSON HOME
Mrs. c. c. Andrews of Grand juno
ton arrived Thursday to visit Mr and
Mrs. a z Thompson.
MRS. PRINGLE
HERE THURSDAY
Mrs. A. II. Pringle OF Texas Greek
spent the day in Canon City Thursday
ON a shopping tour
SHEPARDS' SON
HAS TYPHOID
The little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shepard. 1l10 South Fourth street. is
.ll with typhoid fever.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Teachers To Get
Increased Pay

Most Of the school boards of Ere.
mont county have decided 20 pay in
creased salaries to teachers next year.
according to statement made to The
Daily Record by Mrs. Carrie T. An
thony, county superintendent OF
schools, this morning. In fact. Il is
expected that all OF them will do so as
a matter OF justice to the teachers.
many OF whom have received made.
duate compensation for their work
during the last few years SO small
was the salary In many cases that a
large number OF teachers resigned
their work and took positions in other
lines OF employment where there was
better remuneration.
The increases of pay for teachers In
this county varies from SIS month.
which is the smallest advance. to IS
per cent on the years salary. Some
of the rural schools will pay their
principals next year si25 month In
stead of the $50 a month which they
have heretofore received.
While the advance In salaries in
some Instances has not been hoped for
BY the teachers. said MIRA. Anthony, Il
viii materially sid them In meeting
the now stnndsrd OF living resulting
from the high prices OF food. clothing
end other pecessittes. because ol
this rscsesitlen Of their ssrvices tc
nv pssiic. teachers wiu " Bsstsr
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Not In.hna

Two little hrothcrS had quarreled
and after their supper their mother
endeavored TO re-establish friendly re-
latiohs between tbsih. .fpa7Iy pupJins
to them the Bible verse. let not the
sun 90 down upon your wrath" TUrS-
ing 70 Bernard. the elder. she said:
''Now. Bernard, are you going TO let
the sun 20 down On your wrafh7" Ber-
nard Squirm,d little as he looked
into her face. Well. how can stop
it?- he asked.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
County Assessment
Is Completed

Al of the field work of the county
assessors Office has been completed
an dthe schedules are now beinr gone
owe preparatory TO setting on, the
abstract OF assessment required by
Jaw. which VIII be ready for the print
r some time In July
tits impossible al present. stated
County Assessor Leonard Harvey 10
day. to say how much greater property
valuation viii be shown this year over
the assessment OF 1919. but he eN.
pressed the belief that il would be
considerably more han tho figures of
Il months ago. which were In excess
OF S20oO0. 600
Mr.. Harvey said this morning that
The proper valuation of automobiles.
motor trucks and similar vehicles was
one OF the hardest problems the as
SCISSOR had TO solve. owing to their
great variety. the difference In the
market prices Of such machines. the
difference in their deterioration from
year 10 year from usage and the dini-
Guilty, IN many instances. OF deter
mining their real ownership.
In 1919. i.ssS automobiles were as
sessed against owners of such ma
chimes in Fremont county. This year
the number will approximate 1880, a
gain OF a little more than 400 in II
months Their value is largely in
excess of $1,000 600, or about one
twentieth Of the total property assess.
mcnt OF the county
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
ReIs.-yss 4 =. -, tor -

IN thr g rvev ;SiHuds bride on the
day htfore -te ucrual marrinee walks
upon tis hacF> f her future hus-
hands re'nfve~ ud 1u The hapny DAY
her rtiatiVe- faru similar uavement
for him. in e7rh rase from house 70
house
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
NapoIeon,s choIee q Readlna.

A travelling library Of 500 volumes
accompanied Napoleon to Waterloo.
Included In these being the Bible.
Homer, OSsian. BoSSuei. and all the
20 volumes Of Voltaire. Three days
after his final abdiCatlou he wrote for
= library from MalmaiSon. which in
cluded hooks on America, himself and
his campaigns collection OF the
-Moniteur." the hest dictionaries and
encyclopaedia
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Lasting oual,.ie. of Cedar.

grave marker dug up near Seattle
disclosed remarkable testimonial to
the durability OF Washington red
cedar says the American Forestry
Magazine of Washington The date
of death was December 30. 1868. The
marker remained In almost perfect
state OF preservation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Milk From coconuss-

Along the Orange river natives hsvW
an ingenious Way Of producing milk
After cutting the top from coconut
they place Il over ashes so that the
warmth may cause the fat and but
ter" contained in the husk to be sb-
sorbed by the milk: This changes ths-
milk's quantity and gives 1t palstabls
taSte.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
The StOrk Express

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Schiaf OF si4 Har-
rison avenue. are the parents OF a
baby daughter. who arrived at their
homo May 4.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Expert DiapnoslA
Watson

welleston. q. - When Watson
Brooks, aged eighteen. Junior In the
high school. died OF ptomaine poison
ing. "wieners" he had eaten In 4 res
taurant few minutes before were
blamed.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
orlaIn Of -carpetbauaer.-

"Carpethagger- was the description
originally applied to needy political
adventurer who wandered over the
country pandering to the prejudices OF
the ignorant in order to try to get into
tffice. He was 81 called because he
was regarded as having only enough
property Ia nm carpet bag.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
Dahabeah.

A dahabeah is an Egyptian barge 70
semhling Ia cunVeniences and comforts
the houSehoatS 81 popular on English
-ivers Tourists along the River Nile
aire them by the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-20
rhelr Ahluttens Soon over.

Personally We have met many kinds
Of chumps in our time, bat we have
never encountered one who loafed
very long in n cold bath.-DaIlas
News.