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Obituary of the
Late Mrs. Kearney

Mrs Nancy Mildred Kearney
whose death occurred in this city Fri
lay, January 23, after an Illness of
several months duration. was born
in Tanning county, Ga. June %. 1868.
she united in marriage with Nathaniel
Ulysses kearney in the year 1885.
Mrs kearney united with the Meth
odist Episcopal church when quite
young, but. while she had made her
home in Canon City for the past seven
or eight years, had never transferred
her membership to the church here.
Although suffering intense pain for
several months prior to her death,
Mrs Kearney was cheerful and un-
complaining. and was loved by all who
knew her. because of her gentle and
womanly traits.
She leaves TO mourn her loss two
daughters. Mrs. Ray Permar of Fort
Worth. Tex. and Mrs. Clyde French
of this city: two sons, Walter Kearney
of Canon City and Edison Lee Kearney
of Denver; four brothers. Will Muir
ray of Denver. Walter. Perry and Joe
T. Murray OF Buelah. Colo. and two
sisters, Mrs. Annie E. McKibben of
this city. and Mrs. Addie Sease of
Pueblo.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. S. T. Burgess of the Christian n
church. and interment was in Lake
side cemetery.
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chased for a song. and they would pro-
vide the nucleus for structures here.
The lumber men here would not suf-
fer because the consequent building
impetus would give them all the bust
ness they can handle. l would not
care. naturally. to take business away
from our local lumber men. and /
honestly believe such suggestion
would be doing it. We have to have
more houses here If Canon City is to
take care OF the people coming here
now. and in prospect. and some or
ganized effort must be made to start
the ball rolling.
II. c. HILL@The value of South
Canon property will come into its own
now that the Empire Zinc Company
building program has been definitely
started Property over there has
been selling quite low and some good
bargains are available. but they won't
last long. and then building viii be
the next thing necessary.
T. u. COULTEk-Cano;. City is on
the upgrade at last. and IL is in a
more stable condition than il has
been since have known il | think
it is now going to get the one thing
it has needed badly for some time.
and that is a pay roll.
c. A. Reports from Texas
state that the Desdemona district is
in the grip OF a storm which has made
any progress in oil well drilling i'm
possible for the time being. They
say that teamsters and truck drivers
are asking SIS length TO haul casing
from the freight yards to the wells.
and that OF course is a prohibiuve
price. Roads are impossible and snow
is quite prevalent
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
CHAMBER OE COMMERCE

The annual meeting of the Canon
City Chamber of Commerce Will be
held at the Elks' home next Tuesday
evening when five directors for the
next ensuing year viii be elected \
feature OF the meeting will be the
yearly report of the secretary. The
meeting promises To be big affair.
and already the entertainment com
mittee is busy with program for the
enjoyment OF those who attend, \
luncheon WIN be an Incident of the
gathering, The principal speaker OF
the evening viii be Rev. DR.. George
b. vosburg of Denver. Secretary 7.
A. Gray OF the Pueblo Commerce
Club will also be in attendance and
make short talk. The Chamber OF
Commerce has Mt present 80; mem
bers. A membership drive will be
started shortly to increase its enroll
ment
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are privileged to mite with this or
ganization. and by doing so hep main
tain and perpetuate Constitutional lib
erty. 1t is believed that strong or
ganZation can be effected.
Wray-McKinstry post of the Amer
lean Legion of this city now has mora
than 100 members. and is a vigorous,
growing organization. There are at
present 81 posts of the American Le-
gion in Colorado, and the number is
being added TO constantly. 1t is the
ambition of its friends to have 100 per
cent organization of its eligibles in
this state by June /.
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Irrigation Acreage
In Arkansas Valley

According to the report of George
r. Beaver engineer Tor the Twin
Lakes Reservoir and Canaan Company
and the Lake Meredith Reservoir
Company, the irrigated acreage under
the bitches OF the two corporations in
the Arkansas valley for 1919 was de
voted to the following crops. the fig-
ures being approximate, but based on
careful estimates:
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NILS ALLoMEn.


The following is a list OF the bills al
ing. held January ;. 1890
SALARY Fund-c. \. Biggs, SIS: {. r.
Reeves. SO; a. }. Turner, sI5: y. J.
Taggart. SIS. II. c. McIivaney, SI5: ..
". Rowe. SIS. IL (. Webster, SI0; Z.
81, Benton. S-5. Augustus PeSse. 500
street. Alley aud Bridge fund-Tom
Parker si2Os w y. Campbell. $50. w
& Mcclain. sls2; Tom Lambert, Sgo.5o;
y, " b ,b Reiier; $50. !; sehSliz, siiS; C. C.
Jess Asbury, slss-5c; Ehiger y Gauky.
$50. Ellis 4 Hood, 50; J. c. May $S;
/ Ritzman. sass; Richard Hoale,
hardware Co. 25 cents: u. y. Cooper.
sac. Z. Z. Reeves. sss.5e.
Fire fuDd-Canon Auto Co. SS.S5
Bnlry- Walker Service Co. IS; EIeetri-
estt, 500; George Goyett. ss5; c. ],
Lighting fnnd-Ark. Valley Ry-. 1t.
& Pr. Co, ssss.is.
Public Library fu"d-Julia l. Mack.
Health Fand--Dr. {. H. Wilkinson.
sss; Canon Grocery Co, si7-s2; Tag
Cemetery Eund-A- = Munro". sia0;
roiice Fund.- F. skinner. siso:
Ni-e~u..~ous Fuud-canon Grocery
Co. $S-eh: Canon City Record. ssS05:
Canon Gas CO. sslS; Henry hutton.
n cassidy. $50: Hunter Palmer.
si2s! Mi. st T & r Co. ssse. Ark val
ny. II & Pr. Co, ss.sc; w. y. Carton.
81 Nezxottt. & Noshcctti. SALTS: ]. n
Govern. 50; II. G Webster. 50; city
Clerk, ss.s5: NJ. Simpson. $3.50
sidewalk District No. City Treas
urer ssas.7s.
sidewalk District NJ. s-ss7.5o
NiSduct District No. city Treas
water runs-Iohn che,e,at, slso;
Loo WNnkoop. ss5; V Porrenus. srsO:
Isaac t-irich. 500; II c. Webster. SEQ:
7'hro Shoemaker. So: Harry Trcplet.
sss .; Eov Beavers. sisi.io: Isaac W
dich. S7 so; w, !, Carton. IS; First
National Rank. s12-5o; Mt. States r &
r 60. $3.50; PittshurE Meter Co.
ss7 50. Hendrc &B nlthom Co. sls.4l:
Fllis & Hood So S5 Neudri. 4 RoithaN
Go, sis ~: g T Wood 4 Son. sIoat:
Frcwoni County leader. sis.7S; Tac-
Eart WRIGHT Co. So Sc: Colo Fuel &
Iron Co, $50 RiGgs r.mhr Co sssli.
Harling Hdw- Co. ssiS; Dhicer &
CauliSe. a. o5; Ark valley nv II &
rr Co, - so; J. II. Govern. ses0. city
II G. WEBSTER. CITY clerk.
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General Colorado
News

The schedules to be used by county
assessors in collecting agricultural
statistics for 1920 will be ready foI
distribution early in February Cop
les OF these schedules VIII be sent By
the State immigration Department -
all commercial clubs, 10 all daily and
weekly newspapers and to others
especially interested in agricultural
development, with the request that
they aid assessors every way they
can in obtaining full reports from
farmers this year. The 1920 schedules
are somewhat more complex than
were those used for 1913. and an ef-
fort will be made before the actuai
canvass begins to let farmers know
what Information they will be asked
to give the assessors regarding their
agricultural operations. so that as
SCISSORS and their deputies will not be
delayed in obtaining the Information.
The principal added item of informa-
ton that is being sought this year IS
the number of fruit trees of bearing
age. No complete state inquiry of
this kind has been made since 1910.
and there is much difficulty in deter
mining the fruit production of the
state as a result of inadequate infor-
nation.
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MISS JAMtESO
WILL VISIT PUEBLO

Miss Queenie Jameson plans to
spend the last of the week visiting
friends in Pueblo.
NEW YORK MAN
HERE ON BUSINESS
S. Dehan is here on business from
New York city.
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MONDAY QUEST
OF MRS. HARMS
Mrs. \. ". Mikcsell Of Eight Mile
Park spent Monday With Mrs. c. p.
Harris Of South Canon.
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads SC per Line Each Issue
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Team of work mares,
weight 1900 lbs; and Z years old:
cheap if taken at once. Call at 1913
River street. 22-p6t
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LAND.
Orftce OF the state Ronrd OF land Com
nlcN OF thc state Fonrd OF land Coz
miSStouerx

ONlcN OF thr state Fonrd OF land Conn
missioncrs.
Denver Colo. January IS. 1890.
Notice II hereby given tnat .apniica- :
ing described school lands. situate In
Fremont County. Colorado, to-wtt:
East " OF NEI and SEh of Section
10. Township 20 $. Rarre So W. An
piication number R-1tts. All Of Sec
tion Ia. TOWNSHIP 81 y. Range 10 r,
Apniicatfon uumher H-ItSS
Notice II further hereby given that
all other ncrsnns desiring to nlc an
appiicaticn to lease all or any part of
this truc: Of land must ale Sa me In this
cfrice prior to February &c. 1880. as no
other arrliyatior 10 iessr the above
described lands viii be considered after
said date.
.Rc~isier state Roard land Commits
r,rst Ss,S lar. -. 1880
Last Pub. Feb. u. 1880.
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MERCER he RE
FOR A VISIT

A. p. Mercier. former superintend-
ent of the Avondale farm. is to be
visitor In Canon City for the next few
days
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FOR SALE-No. coal, $3.50 per ton.
delivered; also all kinds Of team
work wanted. H. P. Van Horn. 1105
Main street Phone c. 224-N. ]. 22-pst
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FOR SALE-One 2, one and one 10
acre ranch, cash or terms; all are
well worth the money w. Staples.
62S Orchard avenue. 22-p12t
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A number of Colorado people who
are interested in the collection annu-
ally of accurate agricultural statistics
for the state have suggested that a
bill be introduced in the next Legisla-
ture providing for the licensing OF all
threshermen and requiring them to
make reports each week during the
threshing season. showing the acre
age and production of all grain that
is threshed by them. The form of
measure generally favored is one
similar to the law now in effect in
Michigan. which has proved very sue
cessful Under this no fee is charged
for the licensing OF threshermen. but
they are required to furnish infoima-
ton regarding acreage and produc-
ton of grain threshed In lieu of pay
ing a fee. The State Immigration
Department now collects through the
county assessors information showins I
the acreage devoted TO each crop. but
accurate information regarding pro;
duction is not available Thresher.
men must obtain this information in
the natural course of their business.
and it would require very little extra
effort on their part to nurnish Il 20
some properly constituted state au-
thority. Under the Michigan law the
state furnishes the blanks to thresh-
ermen for making the necessary re-
ports and the Federal government
furnishes franked envelopes in which
they are mailed to the proper state
authorities. They are then used b.
the state crop reporting service in
making up final reports on acreage
and production OF all grain harvested.
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L. V. Hyatt of Osawalme, Kan,
travelling storekooper for the Missouri
Pacific railroad. is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. f. NJ. Ward on Macon avenue
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Estate OF Dimitry CogncVich, De-
ceased.
NIL persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the CoWn-
~ court OF Fremont County. Colorado,
on the ssth day of February A II.
CHARLES L. WALDO.
First Pub. Han. 20. 1890.
Last Pub. Feb. 20. 1890.
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LAND for exchange or sale. 500 acres
sig miles from Hillsdale, Wyo-
Fenced; 5-room house. garage, stable.
cellar, 1876 acres valley land under
cultivation: 100 acres smooth. $3.50
per acre; one-third cash; 100 acres
joining Hillsdale, wyo.; fair improve
ments; mostly level and under cult
walton: price S45 per acre. Terms
These farms produce wheat, flax. oats,
corn and potatoes. Would consider
trade for fruit or alfalfa ranch near
Canon City. See or call r. o. Boice.
South Twelfth street. r, f. l. box %.
Phone 236-w. 22-p5t
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FOR SALE-One frame house, con-
sisting of four rooms and one screen
porch: price $500. Inquire at 111o
Riverside avenue. Fl
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FOR SAILS to 5-gallon fresh milk
for sale every morning. IS cents per
gallon SIS Riverside avenue clips
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VISITED AT EIGHT
MILE PARK LAST WEEK

w. H. Pigg of Canon City visited a
Eight Mile Park last week
GUEST OF MR..
AMI hoc uApn
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FOR Sale-Autornobiles

FOR SALE-Baled valley hay. Cal
Canon 426. lI-e'
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SAILS or 7-acre ranch on Pop
lar street. Owner. Paul Ratkoyich
Lincoln Park. 4-p30,
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FOR RENT-Nice sleeping room
close in 81 Greenwood ave
nue.. 1S-p6t
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Wanted--Help
FOR RENT. Furnished Room.

FOR RENT-Two pleasant furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. es3
Whipple avenue 2l-p6t
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Ffr<t uNsh ~ tdS0.
Last Pub. Feb. u. 1880.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1920-02-13
GREAT PURCHASE PLACE
MARCHE DU MONDE
IN LONDON
Spot Where the Buyers of World
Can Congregate; Rentals
Decrease

London, January 1S.-IBy The
Associated Press. i Plans for the
great Monde, or meeting pace for
the buyers Of the world, which is TO
be established in Paris in two years,
contemplate the erection Of a vast
tuilding nine times the size of
Trafalgar Square and containing not
only 5000 shops bat many special
features. including the most lux
urious club and the largest banquet
hall in the world. Details of the
scheme were given here by Sir
Charles Dundas, secretary of the
Association CT Great Britain anC
France.
THE object" he said. "is to give
producers and buyers of the world
the facility to perform all their tran
sactions in one place.
st will be the only tuilding in the
world where the rentals will de-
crease according to the length of the
leases, and where the tenants will be
considered as valued clients, and not
as objects CT speculation.
Contain 5000 Shops.
"The building will be of six stories.
with a frontage of $50 feet. 1t will
be nine times the size Of Trafalgar
Square, and will cost approximately
G4,000,00O.
This enormous building" con-
tinued Sir Charles Dundas, will con-
tain 5000 shops, the most luxurious
club in the world for buyers and
producers, swimming and Turkish
baths, gymnasium, restaurant, grill
room, roof garden, several lecture
rooms, industrial cinema and the
worlds largest banqueting room.
Briefly, what is contemplated is
the erection and operation of yer
itatle. city, in which it may reason
ably be estimated there will be a
floating population of manufacturers
producers, merchants, buyers, and
the necessary employees, exceeding
10000 people"
Sir Charles added that the adj
vantages of this huge project to the
British buyers and sellers would be
enormous
"One of the principal objects of
having this worlds market in Paris"
he said, "is because the French cap
ital is the pivot of the railway CEN
tres OF Europe, and the advice of the
buyers CT the world has been taken
on this matter"
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DEATH OF MISS BANGERTER
She Suffered Rsralytic Stroke; Died
Of Heart Trouble.

one SuUcFSu r6IdiyttC 0t0NCf DiSe'
Of Heart Trouble.
Miss ]. Anne Bangerter, daughter of
Mrs. Maria Bangerter, passed away at
st. Joseph's hospital yesterday after
noon at five o'clock after long ILL
moss. Six years ago Miss Bangerter
suffered paralytic stroke. A month
ago she became seriously Ill and
death was due to dilation of the heart.
The deceased was born at New
Ulm. She came to this city when a
child and has made her home here
ever since.
Besides her mother, two brothers,
B. Bangerter, Jr., and F. William
Bangerter of this city, and seven sis
tiers, Mrs. P. G. Lindell Of Waseca,
Mrs. A. F. Schmitt, Mrs. T. c.. Nickel
son, Mrs. G. r. Zimmerman and Mrs,
T. X. Jones of Mankato and Misses
Emma and Minnie at home are left
to mourn her loss. Her father died
four years ago, this month.
The funeral will probably be held
Saturday morning. Arrangements
have not been completed. Mrs. Lindell
is suffering from influenza at present
and will be unable to attend the sery-
ices.
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HURRY GRAIN SHIPPING
instructions Are Sent Out BY
Railroad Director Walker
.. Hines

Walker d. Hines, director general
of railroads, today issued the follow
ing order:
"All officer, agents and traffic rep
resentatives and other interested en-
ployes have been instructed as to the
details of the order and asked to Sc
cure full cooperation of grain deal
ers, farmers, commercial organiza
tions and others to accomplish the
desired result"
This order has been made neces-
sary to bring the large crop to the
terminal markets. Instructions have
been given to all officers, agents and
other interested employees as to the
details of this order and they have
been asked to secure the full CO.
operation of grain dealers, farmers,
commercial organizations and others
so there may be no failure to accom-
plish the desired result.-R. H. Ash
ton
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SNOW TIES UP TRAFFIC
New York Transportation Facilities
Are In Very Bad Way.
limited Press Dispatch

New York, February 5.-A binding
snow and sleet storm here today de-
moraliZed all transportation systems.
The harbor was full of floating ice and
the binding storm made it necessary
to discontinue ferry service. All
available snowplows were out on the
railway lines Motor trucks stood
stalled, useless in the streets. Trolley
wires, heavy with ice, broke down,
poles snapped off and the entire sys-
tenn was tied up.
New York, February 5.-The most
severe snowstorm of the winter
buried New York last night and the
traffic today is badly crippled. Many
plate glass windows in Broadway
stores were smashed by a fifty mile
gale driving snow, sleet and hail.
Nearby seashore resorts reported
severe damage to the docks and cot
tageS
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WORKING LIKE TROJANS
GRAND JURY PUTS IN
THE FULL DAYS
Members of Police Department
Are Called Before the
Inquisitors

Witnesses were still being called by
the grand jury late this afternoon and
the jurors had made. no report on the
result of their deliberations. 1t is re-
ported that number of matters have
been under consideration by the grand
jury. A feature of the sessions of the
jury this term has been the long
hours they have continued their work
Yesterday and the day before the
members were in the grand jury room,
taking testimony until after six o'clock
at night. ,- -...- .a.
Policemen Are Called.
Several policemen of the local force
were at the court house this morning.
summoned to appear before the grand
jury. Others, known to have had
knowledge of affairs of the police de-
partment, have also appeared as wit
nesses before the jurors. 1t is known
that Officer Louis Lille who was on
u vacation at nearby lakes this week
has been summoned to appear before
the jury.
Three Cases to Quiet Title.
Three cases of quieting title were
tried before Judge w. l.. Comstock in
the district court this morning. The
cases were George Filman versus the
National Cable Manufacturing COM
pany; Lois E. Warren versus Mar
quis Plub ct all Katherine Hodapp VS.
Peter r. Lentz. Attorney Thomas
Hughes appeared for the plaintiffs in
each case.
Failed to Appear.
w. d. Schipman, bound over to the
grand jury on charges of keeping
gambling devices, who appeared in
court with his attorney John f. Regan
yesterday morning and asked to plead
guilty to the charge against him, had
failed to appear in court to formally
make his plea at late hour this
afternoon. When Schipman appeared
! late yesterday morning County Attor-
ney G.. Z. Phillips was busy with mat
tiers before the grand jury and Judge
Comstook continued the case until
two o'clock in the afternoon. He fail
ed to appear at that time and had not
appeared in court again late this aft
ernoon.
Schipman, it will be remembered
was tie man arrested during the win
ter carnival an. charged with keep
ing gambling devices. He waived ex
animation in the municipal court and
was bound over to await the action
of the grand jury.
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NEWS MEDO
DEATH OF MRS. GLEN
DE REMER FRIDAY
This Young Woman Is Mourned
BY Large Circle of
Friends
Especial to Free Press. ]

Medo, February 5.-The many
friends of Mrs. Glenn OeRemer were
panied to hear of the death which oc-
Cured last Friday. Mrs. DeRemer be-
fore her marriage was Miss Grace
Emerson, and was born and raised in
Medo, where she always resided. She
will be mourned by large circle of
friends as she was loved by all of her
acquaintances. Especially will she be
missed in her home. She was loving
wife and mother. She leaves her hus-
Land and three children, Tavern, WV
ian and two year old son and her
aged father, George Emerson to
mourn her loss. Death was caused
by influenza pneumonia The funeral
was held last Sunday afternoon from
the home. .t Of
Willie Groll returned home last Fri
day from Austin, where he has been
attending school.
Glen DeRemer, who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia, seems
somewhat improved.
Alfred Adams, Jr. is looking after
the work at Alfred Salisbury's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Richard receiv-
ed the sad news Saturday telling OF
the death of Mrs. Beryl Johnson which
occurred at her home Saturday, morn
ing in Manltato. Mrs. Johnson lived
one week more than her husband
whose death occurred last week On
Sunday they received another sad
message stating that the two year old
son Russell of the former Mr.. and
Mrs. Beryl Johnson had passed away
In all three cases death was caused
from pneumonia. The friends of Mr
and Mrs. GIG. Johfison sympathize
with them in their great sorrow, They
are well known In Medic. ~ Hs ~,