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OUCH! LUMBACO PAIN!
RUB BACKACHE AWAY
Instant Relief with n small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil"

Kidneys cause Backache? No. They
have no nerves, therefore cannot
cause pain. Listen. Your backachc is
caused by lumbago, Sciatica or n
strain. and tho quickest relief is
soothing, penetrating st. Jacobs OIL
Rub 1t right on your painful back, and
instantly the soreness. stiffness and
lamencss disappears. Don't stay Grip
pied! Get small trial bottle Of st.
Jacobs Oil" from your druggist and
timber up. 4 moment after it is ap-
piled you'll wonder what became Of
tho backachc or lumbaSo pain.
Rub old, honest st. Jacobs Oil"
whenever You have sciatica. neuralgia
rheumatism or sprainS. as IL is abso-
lutely harmless and doesn't burn the
Skin.-Adv.
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ILLINOIS RELAY TEAM
FORCED TO FORFEIT RACE
Joic Ray Fouls Runner and Race
awarded Millrosc "A. C.--Iiurdlc
Record Smashed.

NEW YORK. March 13.-Thc Illinois
~ &. relay team after winning the
emile medley relay race ut the ma
iional indoor championship meet of the
y y. T.. here tonight. was disqualified
rough the f2uling Of another runner
~ the last lap Of the mile, WHICH nm
,Hhed the event. cut. inside Of Mike
')crancy, Of the Milrosc \. e.. and
ne. judges acted promptly when the
protest was made.
,o ThH features features; Of the meet were the
.h'son. formerly OF ST. Louis. running
Tor tho New York a. G., in the sixty
ard dash and $o0-yard race. and the
Of Ji-o seconds for the seventy yard
h:SSh hurdles by walker smith. OF Cor
events which they won last year.
jeie Ray Vas VAS, well up during the first ,,s
lead on the, third lap. Baker passed
him IN the beginn!ng Of the final lap,
~ ~ Bay Bay snr;nted. resain;ng the lead
Ten yards. cutbll. of Boston. passed
s shs9 IN t t last ahirty Yards and fin.
man for second honors. Loren Muir
Gibson. formerly of ST, Louis. running
for the Of Ns S York A c San the hn
world's record time Of 80 seconds.
., l;?oo-yafi rq q, BY Ioiy Ray. Il
bill. Boston y. a. second Homer Baker.
Glencoe y. G.. New York third: r. j..
o'Bricn. Yale, fourth. Time. 2:1Ji-J
SiNty-yard idasli-Final heat won by
Loren Murchison. New York A. C.: la
Old Lever. University OF Pennsylvania
second: Peter White. New York Gun.
:''iached). third; Frank Conway. Morn
ING side. New York. fourth. Time. 8 %
seconds. equals worlds record.
Putting sixteen pound Shot-Won by
,airick !. Mcdonald. New York A. c.,
\: A.. a. feet ~ inches. second Her
inches, third: W. T.. Wilkie. Proyid.ncc
fourth.
Seventy yards. high hurdlcs-wor
~ Walker Smith. Cornell University:
Everett +. Smallcy. University Of
Iennsylvanin. sccond: ~ Burke
Illinois y g.. Chicago third: William
Mcanix. Boston y. ~. fourth Time
ID second. New American record
Standing broad jump Won by ". I.
REID. NJ Brown School. Providence, L.
j.. 10 feet Is inches: ! &. IIosktns.
Chicago \. ~. 10 feet rs inches.
second: Paul Courts, New York JrI-
Nersiiy. ~ feet ~ inches. third ::
Samuel Cronman. Ciarlihousc a.. u.
New York. 10 feet l.: inch fourth
Two-mile run--won by Harry g
Helm. Lafayette High School. Buffalo:
Max Boland raulst 4. G., New York
second X. Mcmahon. Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology. third: ~ His
Tor. Jr., Meadowbrook Club. philade!-
phia. fourth. Time--o:3; 80.
Tug OF war-Wou by Aland Athletic
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Let Me Prove This Free

My internal method for tho treat
inent and permanent relief of piles is
the correct one. Thousands upon
thousands of grateful letters testify 10
this, and want you to try this method
at my expense.
No matter whether your case is of
long standing or recent development.
whether 1t is chronic or acute, whether
it is occasional or permanent. you
should send for this free trial treat
ment.
No matter where you live-no mat
ter Whit your ago or occupation--if
you are troubled with piles. my method
will relieve You promptly.
especially want to send it to those
apparently hopeless cases where all
forms of ointments. salvcs, and other
local applications have failed.
/ want you TO realize that my method
of treating piles Is the one most de-
pcndable treatment.
This liberal offer of free treatment
is TOO important for you to neglect q
single day. Write now. Send no
| money. Simply mail the coupon-but
| do this now--TODAY.
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RESOLUTE TO BE REFITTED
Designer VIII Come to states shortly
to Put Si0op in Shape for
ErIuIy.
b. Associated Press. 2

BRISTOL, L. J., March ia An
nouncement WAS made tonight that
Nathaniel lierreshodd. designer Of the
Sloop Rcsolute, would arrive from Ber-
muda ABOUT April To supervise the
atting out of the S.ooy for her trials
against the Nanite to determine the
defender Of the American cup. No rad
lea! changes in the rigging are an
ticip:ttcd. il WAS said tonight
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Mis-. Dempsey Relates
Startling Facts to Jury
Uny Uniyer.nI scryice.l

Los ANGELES, CAL, March 10
Mrs. Maxine Dempsey, divorced
wife at jack Dempsey, charged I'm
her statement before the Federal
grand jury here today that Demp-
scy md JnciS kearns, his manager,
and nIOtlOn-picturc company had
arranged 10 send her to remote
pnrt Of Mexico No she would not
BE- available to testify In the Fed
crni prosecution of Dempsey rs I'm
alleged draft cvndcr.
Dempsey IN to face this churgc In
Sun Francisco March 20.
Mrs. Dempsey was brought TO
Los Angeles after having been stop
ped at Tin Junnn.
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BANKERS APPOINT MEN
TO OFF|C|ATE At meet
Frank DObson and Other Wcli-Known
Local Men to Have Charge
OF Affair March 10.

Those in charge of arrangements for
the big y. l. Z. indoor athletic and
Held meet, which Will be held in the
Grays Armory the night of March 10.
last night announced the list of Of
mc!ais. the list including Il number OF
me most Drvmsnen. sports dcvo;ees in
tho city.
Frank D5bsoa has been requested to
act as official starter, with 4. Van
Buren, as referee. The clerks are to be
Sheppard Crunp and Fergus Mckee,
the latter acting as assistant. Eddie
HotHe viii be announcer, and Archie
Evans VIII FIJI the duties OF recorder.
The Judges Of ere several events will
be as follows: Il. =. Rose. *. c. Wood
ana !tcubenS Burton. The timers will
be: Ecrs1i Blackburn. Jesse #. Wood
Jess" Wood is chairman of the ath-
lettc committee o: the Richmond Chap
ter OF the american Institute of Bank
ing, named by Raymond II. Lee. local
president. The committee has com
pIct"i Plans for the meet. practically
every detail having been arranged
Subconm !ttces are reporting daily that
their assignments have been attended
TO. and except for one or two possible
shirts III the events OH the program
everything is in readiness for the con-
tests
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There Will Be No Further Re(lu(
THE SUITS

Comparison-defying values! All Of them
mohair lined; some of them patch-pocketed;
none of them worth less than $50. Cheviots,
cassimeres and unfinished worsteds; solids,
mixtures and stripes; single and double
breasteds; in fact, complete showing with
respect to STYLE stuffs and sizes!
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DUBLIN, March l3.-Dublin is now
exporting lions 10 South Africa. The
Dublin 700 has "a famous lion house
where the animals have been success
fully bred. II has been able TO supply
lions on demand 10 other zoos in the
United Kingdom, but this is the f-st
time AN order has been received from
Africa.
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rIun I.nrscst TeIescop,

VANCOUVER. b G., March ia
telescope, which, IL is claim will he
the largest in the world. is 10 be
erected here soon. The lens will be
ten feet in diameter. half a foot larger
thnn famOuS tClesCOpc at Leipsic.
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cubn,s ro,oist. Lo.e Again.

ing Cuban army team today again
came. to grief at the hands of Miami
Beach tourist polo club in the second
game here this week The score was
20 33-i. The Cubans left tonight
for Havana
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THE OVERCOATS

Comparison-defying values! Most of them
are lined with heavy satin; some have Belts
and some are Plain Y. M. form fitting. Ma
terlals are Cheviots, Kerseys and Meltons.
None OF them worth less than $50 In fact,
complete showing with respect to styles,
Stuffs and Sizes
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Free TO
Pile Sufferers

Don't He Cut-Until You Try This New
Home Cure Tint Any One Can Cse
Without Discomfort or Loss OF Time.
Simply Chew UP Pleasant Tasting
Tablet Occasionally and Rid Yourse il
of Piles.
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Five Gun. Arc Offered

Five silver cups now have been OF
tered. one is 10 become the property
roll up the largest score. Three are
70 go 10 Individual hiGt. point winners
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Thrown From
Automobile and
Seriously Hurt

While coming into town between IL
and 10 O'Clock Friday night with q
party of friends from social gather
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Keith. 2429 East Main street, Miss
Dorothy keliogg and Harley Hover
ton were thrown from a motor truck
at the corner of Eleventh and Main
streets and rather seriously hurt, al
though no bones were broken.
There were nearly a score of young
people in the truck at the time OF the
accident, but only two of them were
thrown out The truck was provided
with low sideboards for the protection
of the passengers. but a somewhat
sudden and unexpected turn of the
machine at Eleventh street hurled
Miss Kellogg and Mr.. Howerton over
nie top of them and they fell with
great force in the roadway. Both
struck on their heads and received a
number OF painful bruises and contu-
sions. They were rendered uncon-
scious by the fall and for an hour OF
two afterward remained in that condi-
tion. DR. Graves was summoned and
made hasty examination of the inju-
rleS OF the VICTIMS OF tne nisu&p,
after which they were taken to the
hospital for treatment Miss Kellogg
suffered a sprained wrist in addition
to bruises about the head and chest.
Mr.. Howerton- received an ugly-look-
ing confusion on the top OF his head.
besides other lesser injuries.
inquiry at the hospital revealed the
fact that both were getting along as
we'll rs could be expected considering
the character of their injuries. The
Indications today are favorable for
their speedy recovery. and II IS be-
iIeved they win be all right again In
p short time The experience was n
dangerous one. and neither OF them
would care to repeat II Fears were
at hrst expressed that they had sus-
tanned Internal injuries. but II Is not
now believed that anything more seri-
Gus than external bruises resulted
from the accident.
MISS MUNSON VISITING
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MRS. WxrrE WITH
DAUGHTER IN EL PASo

Mrs. NJ NJ Wylie is enjoying the
company OF her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Murray Wylie at Ell Paso. Tex, while
the latter is waiting for passport
into Old Mexico. She expects soon
TO Join Mr.. Wylie, who has been in
the revolution-ridden country since
December IS. He is employed by the
American Smelling and Refining Com
papy as an engineer.
KElLENsERGER AND WILSON
GO TO SAN DIEGO, CAL.
DR.. G.. H. Kellenberger and A. E.
Wilson left New Years day for San
Diego. Cal. where they will spend
month resting up.
HARRYS MOVE TO
LINCOLN PARK
NJ r. and Mrs. r. ]. Harry. who have
been living on Nineteenth street. re-
Gently moved to the L. NJ. Litz ranch
on Grand avenue. Lincodn Park.
vOLLEY BALL
GAME.
Tonight at 7:30 there will be a vol
ley ball game between the Pueblo Y.
NJ. C. A. and the local Y. NJ. c. A.
There will be no admission to this
game so come out and see a good
game. There will be a luncheon at
6:30 for the Business Mems yolley
Ball Glass and the Pueblo team.
SARAH VAUGHN RETURNS
TO COLORADO SPRINGS
Miss Sarah Vaughn returned to
Colorado Springs on Wednesday after
a pleasant holiday visit with Miss
Esther Konkel.
GOT FIRST PRIZE ON
GREEN GAGE PLUMS
Mrs. G. f.. Schwab. 302 Greenwood
avenue. received word recently that
she was awarded the first prize at the
Colorado state fair. held at Pueblo
last September. on green gage plums.
Accompanying the announcement was
a check from the secretary of the fair
association for the amount of the pre-
MUM. Mrs. Schwab sent a branch
from plum tree. growing In the yard
at her home. that was literally load
ed with fruit TO the fair for exhibit
tion purposes. and was given one of
the blue ribbons in that department
SPENT NEW YEARS AT
THREE MILE SPRING.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herbert and
son. Franklin, motored out and spent
New Years day visiting and hunting
at Three Mile Spring ranch.
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PURCHASED HOME ON
NORTH SIXTH STREET,

Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Goodrich, for a
number of years past living at 1872
Hazel avenue, have purchased from
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Frankenbury the
residence property at 719 North Sixth
street. which they will shortly occupy
as a home.
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RETURN TO
THEIR HOME

Miss Erno and Harvey Schulz left
Thursday for their home in Brighton
MoToRcYcLiSTs RETURN
TO DENVER
Mrs. w. E. Turner and son, Ray re-
turned to Denver today after a short
stay in this city. The Turner's are
travelling by motorcycle, and covered
the distance from Denver to this city
in five hours.
MRS. COLON ENTERTAiNS
AT NEW YEARS DINNER
Mrs. Charles Colon was hostess at a
O'Clock dinner at her home on
Greenwood avenue Thursday evening
in celebration of the New Year, at
which covers were laid FOR 20 guests.
Turkey, with its concomitants, and
all of the holiday delicacies. provided
the cuisine. Those present Included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lunstedt and
family Mrs. E. V. Nelson and fam
lily. Mrs. Charles Stream and family.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Magneson and
family. The later evening was spent
in playing cards and other social
games. supplemented with musical
program.
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HOOVER GIRLS LEAVE
FOR THEIR WORK

Miss Della and Clara Hoover leave
today to resume their work in st.
Louis and Denver. Miss Della teaches
in the Principia at St. Louis and Miss
Clara teaches violin lessons in Den
YER They have been spending the
holidays with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. b Coulter.
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GUESTS OF THE
TUCKER FAMILY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Tucker or La
veta are spending few days with his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Tucker, while en- route from Lamar.
where Mr.. Tusker yisite dhis parents
a faw days
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Cowan enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Blunt and
dinner at their home. i1S Rudd ave-
nue.. on Thursday. The afternoon was
devoted to sociability and an infor-
NAL musical program. Mrs. Cowan
and Mr.. Blunt are brother and sis
ter
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OLD RESIDENT OF
COAlDALE PASSES AWAY

Thomas Clayburn. an old resident
of Fremont county. died at his home
in coaldale at I O'Clock Thursday
evening from heart disease after
short illness. Mr.. Clayburn was 72
years of age and had lived In Ere
mont county since 1878. the greater
part of the time at Coaldale and
Texas Creek. He is survived by his
widow and several children. All Of
the latter are grown. Mr.. Clayburn
was highly esteemed among his neigh
bors
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-. ~ OGHtSH
RETURNS HOME
MISS EVANS RETURNS
TO PUEBLO AFTER VISIT

Miss Ruth Evans of Pueblo. who
has been visiting. her grandmother,
Mrs. ]. c. Gihbans, 1106 River street.
for the past three weeks. returned to
her home Friday
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MISS WADlEIGH
RETURNS HOME

Miss Blanche Wadleigh left Friday
for her home in Westcliffe after a
few days visit with Miss Grace Ar
thur of East Canon.
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LURA WYNkOOP
GUEST OF UIRICHS

Miss Lura Wynkoop spent part of
the holiday period visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Ulrich and family Mr..
Ulrich is caretaker of the head gates
in the ROyal Gorge
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MAIBACH CALLED
TO TRINIDAD

Cecil J. A. Maibach was called to
Trinidad today by the death of his
father this morning at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w o. Parker and son.
Norman. left for their home in Salida
after short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Pierce
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WILL MAKE LENGTHY
BUSINESS VISIT TO MONTE VISTA

James s. Thomas of East Canon
left Friday on an extended business
trip TO Monte Vista.
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WILLIS WATSON
FAMILY MOVE HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Watson and
family of Wetmore have moved to
Canon City and are occupying the
Watson home OH Rudd avenue.
Mr.. Watson has accepted a posi-
tion in the county assessors office
and took up his duties the first of the
year. J. Ed. Heir, who formerly held
the job is now employed at the FIRE.
mont County National bank. having
accepted that position several weeks
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SAtiDA GUEST
RETURNS HOME

Mrs, NJ. Booth of Salida. after visii
of week in this city as the guest o
Mrs. Arthur Brannigan. has returned
to her home
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ENTERTAINED WETMoRE
VISITOR WEDNESDAY

Wednesday in Canon City visiting
friends
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The Successful Farmer
Raises Bigger Crops

and cuts down costs by investment in
labor saving machinery
Good prices for the farmers crops en-
courage new investment more production
and greater prosperity.
But the success of agriculture depends
on the growth of railroads-the modern
beasts of burden that haul the crops to
the worlds markets
The railroads-like the farms-increase
their output and cut down unit costs by
the constant investment of new capital.
With fair prices for the work they do,
the railroads are able to attract new capital
for expanding their facilities.
Rates high enough to yield fair return
will insure railroad growth, and prevent
costly traffic congestion, which invariably
results in poorer service at higher cost.
National wealth can increase only as our
railroads grow.
Poor railroad service is dear at anv
price. No growing country can long paw
the price. Of inadequate transportation
facilities ~
C7uo advertisement il published MNe
Szooocadmy yssealluay SGsecutiveA
d,sring Information concerning he raa,oaS ,,
mavs sttairi iarrafare BY vriing d. Th. As,.1s
ton @ Rai@av Ernuisss Boadesv Nss Y.vL
-
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RETURNS TO HOME
IN sALIoA AFTER VISIT

w H. Caughman returned to his
home in Salida after spending few
days here with his son. c. A. Caugh-
man.
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MISS sERNIcE coNNoR
VISITING IN THE CITY

Miss Bernice Connor OF Pueblo re-
turned recently with Miss Nina Skin
ner who had been visiting her for a
few days. and will spend a few days
in Canon City. the guest of the C. F.
skinner family
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GOES TO DENVER

Ray c. Bacon went to Denver to-
day from Colorado Springs to attend
to some business matters. Bacon
went 20 The Springs Thursday to take
in the Moose smoker.
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RETURNS TO DUTIES
IN UNCLE SANS NAVY

Charles Arthur returned to Sar
Diego, Cal, to the navy yard after
a Christmas visit iwth his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p Arthur
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RETURNED TO HER
HOME IN NEBRASKA.

Mrs. $. A. Brown. who has been
visiting here for the last two months
as the guest of her sister. Mrs. Meth
ereli Sr., has returned to her home
in Kearney. Nebr. She was accom-
panied from here by Mrs. Mabel
Gaines. who was en- route to Central
City. Nebr.. for visit with her daugh-
fer Mrs n II Marsh
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RECEIVED FINE SACK
OF PECANS.
EDITH SUBWAY HOME
FROM FLORENCE VISIT

Miss Edith shumway returned home
Tuesday from Florence where she vis-
ited her aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
). k. Huber She was accompanied
home by her cousin, Miss Fay Huber
who will visit here until sunday.
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Saturday
NOTHWANG HERE
ON FRIDAY

NoTHWANG HERE
ON FRIDAY
l.. F. Northwang of Portland spent
Friday In the city on business.
A. A. ULRIcH
RETURNS HOME
A. A. Ulrich Of Denver left Friday
for home after spending few days
here with his mother, Mrs. Celia
Ulrich.
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w. II. DEARSTYNE
IN Town TODAY.

w. III. Dearstyne and companion of
the Whitaker Paper company was in
town today on hsi first trip of the
new year. Dearstyne's companion is
getting great deal OF attention from
him Ii il. hniI
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GUESTS OF NEWELL
FAMILY NEW YEARS.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. n. Gage. Pearl and
Mark Gage and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ An
drew were New Years guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Newell and family
on Dozier avenue.
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FRED BEAN SOLD
WETMORE RANCH.

Fred Bean of Wetmore has sold his
ranch to some Pueblo people and is
planning to have sale of livestock
and machinery next Monday. Fred
is moving to Pueblo.
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PUEBLO MAN VISITS.
CANON CITY

Andrew Ahrenske of Pueblo is in
the city and will be here for few
haNS
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Mrs Carrie Anthony, county super
intendent of schools, has been suffer
ing at her home with sever attack
of tonsilitis. She expects to be out
the first of the week.
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MRS. WOOD ENJOYING
VISIT FROM PARENTS

Mr.. and .Jrs. ]. o. Heron of Car
rollton. Ill, are here for an extended
visit with their daughter, Mrs. w
Clement Wood.
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Friday
SPENcERS WILL MAKE
THEIR HOME HERE

Mr. and Mrs NJ. Spencer and son of
Walker. la. have come to Canon City
To make their home.
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LIEUT.. FRANK HELLMAN
EXPECTED HERE SOON

Lieut.. Frank Hellman, who passed
through here a few days ago from San
Francisco TO Pueblo. and who is nov
in the Steel City. Is expected In Canon
City in few days to ne the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Stevenson Mrs
Hellman is still in San Francisco. not
having accompanied her husband he
cause OF the hurried nature OF the trip,
PPEsSEYs VISITED HERE
FOR A FEW DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Pressey and
chi dren We're guests at the G. u.
Tanner home during the holidays
ISABEL MILvANEY SPENT
THE HOLIDAYS. HERE
Miss label Mellvnney, who is teach
ine school at Cameron, Cello, spent
the holiday period here visiting her
parents. Alderman and Mrs Harry G
Mc1lvaney.
RECEIVED FINE SACK
OF PECANs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Quinn received
lovely sack OF pecans from their
nephew in Vernon county. Mo. Mr..
Quinn's hoyhood home was in Mis-
souri,.