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TT. Collins Man to
Take Position Here

The Fort Collins Courier. in its is
sue Of last Monday. under the cap
tion. Two Good Men Leave College
Force" says;
1.-TWO prominent men of the faculty
Of Colorado Agricultural College have
resigned their connection with the in
stotution TO take other positions with
outside business firms that viii afford
them greater opportunities and more
remuneration. Prof. r. A. McGinty OF
the horticultural department will go
to Canon City. and O. s. Rayuer OF the
extension division viii so to Hugo.
Colo
"Mr, Rayner is taking a position
with the Hugo National Bank where
he will have charge of the agricul-
jnral work OF the bank his duties to
consist of looking after the farm loans.
fire insurance and the announcement
of agricultural development.
PROF. McGiuty will be the state
field representative for The Colorado
Canning Corporation in Canon City.
Both of these men nave been promi.
nent in the college work and both are
leaving TO take advantage of oppor-
tunities OF future advancement and
greater pay"
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Representative
Jenkins an Wife
Here Thursday

Representative and Mrs w. o. Jen-
kins OF Central City were among the
guests at the strathmore hotel Thurs
day. Representative Jenkins has
been Gilpin eounty's member OF the
lower house oss the Genoral Assembly
for a number oi years He was an as
sociaie Of Representative George +.
Colgate ui tais. CITY on nshe speriai
commission appointed By Coy. Shoup
70 inquire into the validity Of The
claims OF the italian governmen; for
losses sustained by subjects Of the
king OF Italy in the labor strikes ~
this state few years ssa which re-
Gently hied It's report wii0he execu-
tive ia Denver
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Howard News

The dance last Friday night was
quite success. There was a nice
crowd out and everyone said they had
nice time. That was the the first
dance since the Ieap-year dance.
w. r. Kearby. Mrs. Guy Vests IA
ther. expects his wife and two sons,
Joseph and Fred. the last of the week
from Savannah, Mo. They intend to
make their hop.e in this valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis West of Sa-
Ida attended the dance,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Hubbard spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hubbard's sister.
Miss Maude Quigley.
The ditch company has completed
their concrete fiume across Sand
Gulch and now are putting in waste
gate above Howard.
rs Knabb's mother is able to be up
part OF the time. Her friends are
glad TO know she IS improving She
has been sick for several months
Henry Burton's family are back in
Howard. They spent the winter in
Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerard are in Pueblo
this week
Mrs. l. L. Freeman was In Corlate
Monday evening of this week.
Dick Appiebee has a new set of teeth
and is learning to use them nicely.
J. NJ Howard is installing a new
filling station at his garage
s. W. Ross has taken his teams of
the Caleite work to do his ranch
duties.
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Mrs. Sullivan
Died Wednesday

Mrs, Lucy A. sullivan died at her
home, 7o3 Hazel avenue. at $40
Wednesday afternoon from a dropsi-
cal affection. from which she had sur
fered for a long time The deceased
had been in failing health for two or
three years, but 1t was not until a
week ago last Monday that her illness
became critical
Mrs. Sullivan was born in oswego
county, n, Y. June 13. 1874, couse-
quen;ly was rs venrs months and II
days OF age. She was married TO or
ris p. Sullivan in New York state
March 90, 1860. and they celebrated
the sixtieth anniversary OF their we'd
ding about 10 days ago. The husband
survives and was a soldier in the
Union army during the Civil War. He
Is n member of U. $. Grant Circle OF
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Parkdale

Mr.. and Mrs Dahlberg were dinner
guests OF Mr and Mrs. Johnson last
Sunday
VIII Murray is wuriaius az his mine
nearly every day now.
Eight large timbers for The river
bridge were hauled last week They
are native lumber Now, let's have
the bridge hauled.
Mr.. and Mrs. J f. Murray motored
to Canon city Tuesday
Charles Clark is repotred as being
quite sick
Mrs PIN sheridan and three dsugh-
tiers. Florence. Catherine and Jane
Mr.. and Mrs. Gil and Mr. and Mrs.
Smart Of East Canon. ate Sunday din
uer at the Hall ranch.
Mr. Evans Of Canon City g. the new
section foreman at the Gorge. reliev-
Ing Mr. Green. who Is now in Colo
RADIO Springs
PaTkdale experienced some wind
last week, but from an reports II was
not as serious as at Canon City and
Florence No damage reported
Mr.. Bond returned last week after
short visit in Missouri
Mrs, johnson is spending several
days in Florence this week
Mr.. Gross shopped in Canon City on
Monday
J. c. Clarksnn spent the weekend
with relatives here.
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Reward Released
Under $500 Bond

Ralph Reward. who was locked up
in the county jail on "Wednesday OF
last week under writ OF ne eNeat in
default OF bond in the sum Of $500 to
pay alimony TO his wife pending the
determination by the district court Of
a divorce proceeding instituted by his
wife. was released from custody on
Monday in consequence OF having fur
nished good and sufficient" bail in
the amount named Since regaining
his liberty Reward and wife through
their attorneys. have filed with the dis
trict clerk stipulation and petition
to have the divorce proceeding dis
missed.
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NO, BEING OPERATED
IN TWO SECTIONS

Rio Grande train No. is now being
run in two sections out OF Denver. the
change having been made on April /.
The first section is made up of Pull
man coaches and baggage cars and the
second section is composed of nine
cars, including two day coaches, The
new schedule was inaugurated for
the purpose of taking care os The
growing passenger traffic of the com.
pany. which is expected to rapidly In
crease with the coming OF fine wealth
er. Time win also be saved by run
ming the train in two sections. mas
much as 1t will not interfere with
freight traffic to the same extent that
II did under the old arrangement.
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IFulfllment of
Gods Promise

Jesus. Savior of mankind,
Who for each sinner died:
That whosoever would believe,
Should have enternal life.
On Calyary's gloomy mountain,
In A. d. twenfy-nine,
His blood a cleansing fountain,
Redeemed your soul and mine.
On that resurrection morn.
From Golgotha's skull-shaped hill.
Those the sinners only hope,
Gods promise was fulfilled.
The grass. the trees and lovely flowers.
Whom winters frost has chilled:
Are budding into life again.
Gods promise is fulfilled
Our cherished friends like lovely flow
ers.
Whom deaths cold hand has chilled
WIN be resurrected unto life.
When Gods promise is fulfilled.
They tell me that this promise.
Is at the end OF time.
This earth molten mass Of heat,
VIII yield up all mankind.
He win Judge the quick and dead.
Divide them at His will;
Prepare a place for either side.
Then. Gods promise is fulfilled.
Joe Heavenridge.
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Expulsion of
Turk FOretOld
in Prophecy

That the prophecy concerning the
removal from Europe and complete
annihilation OF the Turkish nation.
with none TO help her. is right In the
process of fulfliment was declared
by Evangelist A. f. Hagen Mt the
Seventh Day Adventist church in a
sermon here Thursday night,
He based his remarks principally on
Daniel ii.4i-45 and is-1. proving that
Turkey is the king OF the north" and
that his dissolution Is so graphically
aud earnestly outlined. not to stir SYM
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Inter-Church
Conference

Details have just been received here
from the headquartcrs' office in Den
yer concerning the county conference
OF the Inter-Church World Movement
OF North America to be held at the
First Presbyterian church here next
Friday. April o. big gathering OF
the religious people OF all denomina-
tions Is requested by the state leaders,
ad the following conference program
submitted for the meeting. has been
adopted:
Morning session nom 10 TO 1890
o'clock. at which there will be gen.
eral presentation of the fnter-Church
World Movement. Noon session and
conference from 1890 to $3.50 o'clock.
During this period IL is expected that
representatives of every religious de.
nomination In the county viii get to-
gether for conference
After session from 2:3o to o'clock,
Evening session from 1880 to o'clock,
All conference delegates and visitors
are especially urged to be present at
that time.
The youns peoples meeting will be
held at the First Baptist church This
VIII be great rally for the young
people of the county. and all religious
societies and examinations are asked
TO send largo delegations to attend Il.
Among tie prominent out-of-town
speakers who will be here to address
the conference, will be DIR. A. w Au.
man. superintendent OF the Denver dis.
trict of the Methodist Episcopal
church Or Aumau IA ono of N a
strong men OF the state. Or. james
p. Davis. formerly Of Kansas City,
No. but now pastor of the First Chris.
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Eight,nile Park

Mrs. L. ID. Goss. who was called to
Pueblo last Wednesday to nurse a
little boy with the flu, returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Ehlenfeld was in Canon City
Tuesday.
Albina and Louis Riechuitti were
out of school several days on account
of severe colds.
w. X. McCullough OF Ilse, Colo,
spent Thursday night at the Mikesell
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ehlenfeid and Louise
have had light attack of the flu.
Mrs. s. c. White was in the city
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. A w. Mikesell visited
Mrs. Mikeselrs brother F. NJ. Nell
vaine, in South Canon, Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. n. Clark spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting Mrs. A. G. Sieethe on
South Ninth street
G. Ricchuitti and Joe were in Canon
City Saturday and Sunday.
j. G.. Hershner spent sunday with
home folks and returned to Portland
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon White and two
children. who spent the winte rim Dem
yer. arrived Sunday for few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. s C.
White. They will then go to their
ranch on Cottonwood Creek
Charles Clark mas been quite sick
with the flu
Miss Vida Flrkins OF East Canon IS
taking care OF Mrs. Clarkson.
C. II Goss OF Boston. Mass, is Wis
iting his brother, L. D. Goss, and fam
lily.
Mrs. Paul HuntIey OF Micanlte Wis
tied at the MiSesell ranch Monday.
Mrs. Phil Sheridan and Miss Flor
enee visited Mrs. William Han Sun.
day and Monday
Miss Louise Goss gave her school a
holiday Tuesday so that she might en-
poy visit with her uncle, c. II. Goss.
Harriet Clark was at the MikeseIl
ranch Tuesday.
Frank Hoover was in Canon City
last week
W. H Pigg and Mrs. W a Mollett
held a telephone meeting al Three
Mile Springs ranch .aonday night The
other patrons Of the line were unable
to attend
Mrs Hershuer and Zelpha were
calling on the Ehisnfeld. White and
NikeseIl families Tuesday.
Our school Is having-Vacation this
week
Frank AIikeseil has touch Of the
influenza
Lloyd Thsddis and little son were
at the Mlkesell ranch Tuesday morn.
ing.
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Taylor Declines
Federal Position

A. L. Taylor returned to Canon City
Wednesday night from Denver where
he has been for the last two weeks in
connection with the Federal inspector.
ship for the enforcement of national
prohibition in Colorado.
Mr. Taylor was offered an alluring
and permanent position in the legal
department OF tn coffee for the en-
forcement OF Constitutional prohibit
tion. but declined lis acceptance in or
der to attend to his professional and
business interests here.
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tian church Of Denver. W. S. Hop
kins of Denver. state secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Or. EVA NJ Cox. pas
tor Of the Epworth Community church
of Denver. Mrs. F. j. Estabrook OF
Denver. an expert on religious educa-
tion. and C. NJ. Patton of Denver, state
director of the finance department of
the Inter-Church World Movement.
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VAIN. Of Trsinlnn-

The value OF systematic physical
training for executives IS being rec
ognized by Industrial concerns through
out THE country. Il is well known hat
exercise for those whose worsl does
not normally provide It makes for
efficiency and little loss OF time
through Illness
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The Canon City Record Thursday, April s, Ioao

Mrs. Armstrong visited Mrs. Joe
Susman of Boneyard Park Friday
Miss Mary Jane Armstrong went
to Canon City Tuesday.
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The Town Gossip
Canon CiLy. April 8. 1s2o.

Editor Town Gossip-The other eve
ming went down the street. wearing
a new pair of slippers and an old pair
of stockings. On my way along Main
street at least a dozen people stopped
ma to say there was run in my stock
ing. Isn't it funny how obseryant
some people are? BILLIE
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ling went down the street. wearing
| new pair of slippers and an old pair
II stockings On my way along Main
treet at least dozen people stopped
ma to say there was a run in my stock
ng. Isn't it funny how observant
ONE people are? BILLIE
DEAR BILLIE
YOU oUGHTN'T to go around.
IN \ pair of stockings.
sst
AND NEW slippers.
UNTIL 1T gets warmer
BUT ASIDE from that.
I'll GRANT you.
THAT SOME folks
ARE AWFULLY obseryant.
AND LAST December.
WENT up to Denver.
ON A business trip.
AND AROUND the D. & F. tower.
BECAUSE THE wind comes.
FROM SEVERAL directions.
AND had ticket
FOR A musical comedy.
THAT AFTERNOON.
BUT WHEN I found myself.
IN THE vicinity
OF THE D. 6 F. tower.
I LOST all interest.
IN THE theaters.
AND A young lady.
WAS COMING along.
AND SHE rounded the corner.
AND THE wind caught her
AND I had gone past
But turned around
TO LOOK at the sign boards.
OR SOMETHING or other.
I'VE FORGOTTEN what
AND RAN into a fat man.
WHO WAS trotting along
IN THE opposite direction.
AND KNOCKED his hat of.
AND HE got mad.
AND SAID something.
ABOUT SOME fools
NOT KNOWING how 10 walk.
AND didn't know
WHAT TO say
But THERE was one case.
WHERE 1T didn't pay.
TO BE too obseryant
ALTHOUGH YOU know.
HOW AT times.
WE ALL forget
WHAT WE'RE supposed to do.
AND Do those things
WHICH WE shoaldn', do.
| THANK you.
Value Of Training.
The value OF systematic physical
training for executives IS being rec
ognized by Industrial concerns through
out the country. Il is Nvell known hat
exercise for those whose work does
not normally provide I; makes for
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Congressmen Make FirSt-Hand Study
 of Jap Question

Sacramento. Cal, July 14.-First hand study of the Japanese problem as it exists in California was contin- ued today by members of the house immigration committee, who were to spend the day in taking evidence in this district, where. according to evi- dence heard yesterday, the Japanese are more centralized than in any oth- CT portion of the state.
 Two members of the committee who yesterday visited the town of Florin, a Japanese settlement nearby, report ed at the hearing last night they found but two Japanese children on the street. The visit was unannounc- ed. John Reese. the only American merchant in the town, told the com miteemen that the word had been passed among the Japanese to keep the children out of sight while the committee was in this part of the state. The visitors were Congress- men King Swope of Kentucky and J.. Will Taylor of Tennessee.
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Runner-Up in Golf Tourney At Memphis
 is Eleminated

Memphis, Tenn, July 14.-Fivt and three from the southeast re mained as contenders for the cham pionship at the end of today's play in the amateur tournament of the Western Golf Association.
 Bobby" Jones of Atalanta, twice winner of the southern champion- ship and medalist in the present tournament, Pollack Boyd, Chatta- nocga, and Henry Wenzler, Memphis made up the southeastern conting- ent. The western players who sur vived today's two rounds are Chas. "Chick' Evans, of Chicago, former National champion, c. w. Hubby, Jr., of Dallas; Burt Wilbur of Indiana polls; Clarence Wolff, St. Louis and James Ward of Kansas City.
 Jones and Evans, regarded as strong contenders for the champion ship, won both their matches today handily. In the opening round Jones defeated Frank Crager, of Helena 5 to 4, and this afternoon eliminated George Mcconnell of Chicago and 5. Evans won over R s. Hickel of Atlanta in the morning round, to 8, and over Baxter Sparks or Terre (Haute, in the afternoon and ?.
 One of the surprises of the day was the elimination of Richard Bock- enkamp of St Louis, runner up to Jones in medal play. He lost to Wilbur in the morning round, ? up. Wilbur defeated Walter Kossmann of St. Louis in the first extra hole match of the tournament.
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done, and swears he will support eve- rything he may ever do. If the league of nations is popular he demands rat ification without examination and without change. If the wind veers, he becomes the advocate of reservations. If it blows in the opposite direction he rides the storm. The world is full of, such creatures. They are the curse of the world. They have done much to confuse the public mind"
 of there had been no interference by the executive department" Sena- tor Reed declared, "there would not have been three senators who would not have voted radically to amend the treaty. I also unhesitatingly state that if it had not been for an inn mense propaganda financed by inter- national bankers, plus the influence of the white house, there would not have been half dozen senators who would have voted for the league of nations in any form"
 Even the democratic platform, the senator added, recognized "that res ervations or amendments are neces- sary."
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politics. or the ordinary combination and collisions of her friendships or enmities'
 That is sound democratic doctrine. That is sound American doctrine. To it l adhere, and by it I will abide to the end"
 Senator Reed declared that he has always been consistent democrat.
 "As an official" he said. q have never violated democratic platform or failed to support democratic pol icy"
 One of these principles which he as- sorted was one of "the very cardinals of democratic faith" is "that this government should constitute the leading power on this side of the At lantic, shielding and protecting against foreign aggression the weaker countries of the western hemisphere and that it should forever keep itself free from entanglements with Euro pean and Asiatic powers, refusing to take part in their wars, controversies or intrigues, except where our inter- ests were directly concerned"
 Judgment Needed.
 "The demand of the hour" the senator said, "is for the exercise of sober judgment, patient investigation and the exercise of infinite caution
 France insists, and in this she is backed by the president, that we shall engage in a solemn contract to send our armies to her aid in case she is attacked by Germany. Many mighty problems are pressing for immediate attention. They demand the highest order of intellect, and the most ex- alted character of patriotic statesman- ship.
 "At such a time as this it is unfort- unate that the country is infested with demagogues.
 "The demagogue is political prof. iteer. To gain office he advocates any doctrine, subscribes to any creed and utters any falsehood. He lawns at the feet of power and kneels be- fore the idol of the hour If he lived under monarchy he would assert the king can do no wrong
 "In a republic he declares that he favors all a popular president has
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FED WILL SUPPORT
 DEMOCRATS l DESPITE ! STAND ON LEAGUE
eat Democratic Principles
 Still Survive, He Declares

{Sts joseph, Mo-, July 14.-Reiterat- M his opposition to the covenant of
 VI league of nations as it is now Epmed, and declaring that he will not fcede one inch from the position he tfs previously taken, Senator James Reed, addressing meeting here Ahight declared he intended to sup sArt the democratic candidates in the s3nlng election, notwithstanding the l#clarations of the party in regard to .e league of nations.
 q intend to support the democratic %ndidates," Senator Reed asserted, < notwithstanding the declarations of ff party upon the league of nations, Efause the great principles of the
 mccratic party which have survived H vicissitudes of the century still lae. l'F;| "a Upon the league of nations, the
 &tf9rm of neither party suits me 3t there is something greater than R platform of any political conven- 334n. It is the platform of American 'Epi. That platform was proclaimed I the Declaration of Independence.
 was baptised in the blood of the Evolution. It was formulated by Forge Washington in these words: | Europe has set of primary in- Ifests, which to us have none, or a |try remote relation. Hence, she |pst be engaged in frequent contro- |3rsies, the causes of which are es- ntially foreign to our concern. |fnce therefore, it must be unwise in N to imDlicate ourselves by artificial |fs in ordinary vicissitudes of her
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the authorities do not believe there will be any trouble.
 The negroes in this vicinity, ac- cording to rumors reaching Roxboro officials yesterday, were said to have become infuriated after Nello Teer, Ia white contractor, issued a signed statement few days ago in which he declared Roach was at work at the time he was said to have attacked the girl and that the negro was inno- cent.
 Sheriff Thompson of Person county said today Roach was positively iden- tified by the girl and that sister of the young woman also declared he was the right man.
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Plans General
 Store at Sheridan

E. J. Newland, former resident of Pine Bluff for several years, is going in the general merchandise business at Sheridan this fall. MT. Newland was in the employ of c. M. Leavitt and the Henry Marx company while in Pine Bluff until about two years ago he purchased farm near Sheri- dan where he has since made his home.
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VIEW EUGENE.

Madrid, July 14.-Hundreds of the members of the Spanish nobility and others visited the palace of the Duke of Alba today to look for the last time upon the face of the late En- press Eugenie. Masses were being said continuously during the day. The Duke of Alba, who is expected to return to Madrid from Paris to- morrow, will accompany the body to England.
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5000 COssacks to
 Oppose B0lsheviki

London, July 14.-Five thousand Cossack gendarmes, under command of Col. Strassoelsky, who had been appointed Persian commander in chief, will be sent against the Bolshevik in the province of Mazanderan in north ern Persia and bordering on the Cas- plan sea, according to Terehan dis patch.
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FERGUSON BOLTS.

Temple, Texas, July 14.-Former Governor James E. Ferguson, head of the American party of Texas, and candidate for the presidency on that ticket, has quit the third party con- vention in Chicago and is returning
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WOMEN AGAINST NOISE.

Prague, Czecho Slavia, July l4.-- Women deputies decided today to try to introduce the practice of greater dignity and politeness into parlla- mentary discussions, and have agreed not to disturb sessions by shouting or comments.