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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Former Man of This
City Killed in Wreck

Mondays Denver POST gave an
account of street car accident
which occurred in Kansas City,
Mo-. Sunday, in which @. B
Clough formerly of this ci Y was
killed and his wife injured and
taken to a hospital.
The Clough family lived in one
of he j. G. Weeks houses, having
left here about Two years ago
Their friends in this city deeply
regret the accident which caused
the death OF Mr.. Clough.
The accident resulted from a
Country CLUB street car running
Wild several hundred feet, finally
turning a complete somersault
Six persons were killed and about
twenty-one injured, some serious.
ly
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Am eriCaIl
E. T. Plummer, Com.

The Ralph Wilkins post of the
Am 'rican Legion will open its
shooting gallery in the Hancheti
building Saturday, Dec. Is. Win
chester rifles of twenty-five caibr
will be used, and the regulation
Indoor targets for fifty foot range
have been installed. The gallery
has been lighted in such manner
that 1t can be used at night as we'll
as in daytime.
The purpose of the post in in
stalling the gallery is to provide a
wholesome and instructive recrea-
tion for the people of Idaho
Springs during the winter months.
The place will at all times be
under the supervision of the Amer
lean Legion. and it will be so
conducted that any person, whether
they be men, women or children,
can feel that they can spend their
time proftably in target practice.
Women are invited to come. and if
they do not understand how to
shoot rife the man in charge of
the gallery will give them instruc-
tons and attempt to teach them
hcw to shoot properly.
There will be regular hours
when boys aud girls will be allowed
the use of the gallery. During
those hours men will not be ALLOW ed
to shoot. Parents may rest assured
that when their boys are shooting
or at the gallery they will not be
subjected to evil influences for
there will be no smoking. swearing
or rowdyism in or about the place
when the boys are allowed to be
present. Any boys who attempt
to smoke or swear in or about
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
WILLIAM C. ives
WILL Be MARSHAL
City Council Appoints Success
sor to Sheriff-e elect William
j. Harvey Who Resigned Posi-
ton as Idaho Springs Marshal

At special meeting of the city
council Friday evening a marshal
was elected to succeed William j.
Harvey, whose resignation takes
effect Jan. l. Out of eight votes
w. G. Ives received five, thus max
ing him our next city marshal.
Other applicants were Dan Ulrieh.
P. J. Finleon, A. Bostrom, Fred
There
Other business of importance
was the discussion Of the punch
boards which have been tolerated
in Idaho Springs for some time.
Anyshins OF lie order cf punch
boards, roulette wheels, etc, is de-
cidedly against the state law, and
after considerable discussion the
council decided to enforce the law
and demand that all merchants
dealing in punch boards should
discontinue same. Permission had
been asked by other merchants to
have the punch boards in their
places of business and had been
refused. and knowing that what is
fair for one is fair to ALL" the
council decided to stop it entirely
and consequently made their initial
step in Cleaning up" the city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
SENATE TO HOLD
Up NOMINATIONS
Thousand of Nominations Sent
TO United States Senate by
President Wilson VIII Never
Be Confirmed by Republicans.

Washington, ID e c. l3. 3.-Presi-
dent Wilson has sent many nomi-
nations to the senate of late and
very few of them will be confirmed.
says press representatives Many
OF these appointments are for navy
and army promotion, and charges
are being mtde that the promo
tlons are Inspired by favoritism.
Long service men are protesting
against the promotion over their
heads of many of their juniors.
In the cases of many postmast-
ers the protest comes from many
OF the presidents political enemies,
who claim that an effort is being
made to name Democrats to hold
office under the Harding admins
trafion that begins March 4.
In almost every case confirma-
tion fails because of the enemity
towards the present administra,
ton, and the appointment will be
actually nulli6ed until the Wilson
administration ends on March 4.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
| G g | 0 n
George w. R. Hoy, Adjt.

the place will be given fair warn.
ing to desist from such practices
and then if he persists IN doing il
le will be forbidden the use of the
allery. Every encouragement viii
! oe given the boys and girls tc
learn to shoot. and it is hoped
that they will take advantage o1
the opportunity
This is the first attempt OF the
Ral lph Wilkins post to provide
anything in the way of public
amusement. and it is desired that
the undertaking receive the sup
port of all good citizens of Idaho
Springs. Any just and construct
i've criticism of the people of the
town will be appreciated Ii you
have any such to make, address
them to the man in charge of the
gallery or to any of the officers of
the post.
The next regular meeting of the
Ralph Wilkins post No. 9s will
be held at 7;30 p m. Friday, Dec.
II, in the Legion hall in the
Hanchett building All members
are urged to be present.
Further plans will be discussed
regarding the operation of the
shooting gallery and the manage
ment of other post activities.
All women who are eligible to
become members of the Woman's
auxiliary of the American Legion
are invited to attend this meeting.
At this time active steps will be
taken to organize an auxiliary in
Idaho Springs.
Following the business meeting
a dance wifi be given by the post
for the mothers, wives and sisters
of the ex.service men of the town,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
NicholSon's Credentials
Laid Before the Senate

The credentials Of Sam D. Mich
olson, who will represent Colorado
in the United States senate, were
laid before that body by Vice
President Marshall Friday. They
were referred to a commit e. Mr..
Nicholson was introduced by Sen
ator Phipps to numerous senators
and other public men The sena-
tor has been looking over several
fine properties since his arrival In
the nations capital, and it is
expected that he will buy a home
there in the immediate future.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Machinery Installed
at the Alamo Mills

The Alamo Milling company,
operated by George Alton, who re-
Gently tonk over the milling prop
erty of the New Life Tunnel and
Milling company. has completed
the installment of its new machin-
cry and the mill is now in full
operation. The Alamo is now well
equipped for business and will be
able to produce splendid showings.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
The Stanley Mine Is
Being Overhauled

The entire plant of the Stanley
mines and mill is being overhauled
and new machinery will be in
stalled. thousands Of dollars being
spent for the purchase of the ma
chinery. Raymond A. Becker, an
eastern mining man, has arrived to
take charge of the mine and the
Stanley will be financed by eastern
capitalists.
This company has produced ore
amounting into the millions, and
when the necessary repairs are
made the mine and mill will be
operated on a laige scale and will
soon be producing ore of splendid
quality and in large quantities.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Drive for Armenian
Children Next Week

A drive for subscriptions to help
to feed a table OF starving Arme-
nian children twenty four miles
long will be made next week in
Idaho Springs. These children.
all without father and many
without both parents, are still the
object Of murder for the Mcham-
medan Turk. They arc penniIess.
helpless. prosecuted little ones.
They are allowed to die. and the
continued persecating by Turks
and Bolshevists will mean the ex-
termination of the Armenian peo-
pie, class of people who have
been noted for thrift similar to
the Americans.
o. l, Spessard hassbeen asked to
take charge of the drive. Solici.
tors will be appointed for the difs
ferent- parts of the city No one
will be missed to share his pocket
book at this season of the year to
give few meals ogparentless and
half-starved children. X
E. L. Regennitter was business
visitor in Georgetown Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
The Gem Is Using
Three Shifts OF Men

The Gem Mining company is
doing a splendid business. as is
evidenced by the fact that the COM
pany is working three shifts row
and the work is going on day and
night.
The mining business is picking
up in Clear Greek county, and the
Gem is doing its part in producing
the goods.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Congress Comes TO
Relief OF Miners

"a 6illextending to July l next
the time for making annual as
sessment work on mining claims
was passed Monday night by the
United States senate. The meas
ure, which now goes 10 the house,
is designed to relieve prospectors
and follow a precedent established
during the war.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Opera House Program
Beginning Dec. II

Tuesday and Wednesday Select Eu.
gene O'Brien in 1.-The Broken Melody. u
Also Kinogram.
Thursday and Friday Aircraft Spe.
cial-Cecil De Miles production, ''Some-
thing to Think About" with Theodore
Roberts. Elliott Dexter. Monte Blue,
and Gloria Swanson in the cast. Adults
30 cents, children Is cents.
Saturday -pathe-Blanche Sweet in
Fighting Cressy Ford Weekly.
Gordon Walters, who has been
quite i'll at his home on Wall
street for some time, is able to be
out again this week, and will soon
resume his studies at school and
his work at the postoffice.
--Siftings-News twice week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Something to Think
About" Is Good Show

Chartering complete street
carnival company, including every
ami nj, tent and person connected
with the organization, forms an
Interesting chat tr of the produc-
ton history of ''Something To
Think about" which will be shown
at the Opera House Thursday
and Friday. Cecil B. De Mile,
producer of this unusual Para
mount screen drama, wished to
esta blish in the mind of his cen.
trail feminine character the differ
ence between two men-the one
youthful and yirile; the other old
er and crippled.
With this object in, mind, he
selected day at a typical country
fair as the time and place. The
two men, the girl and her father
comprise one group of visitors.
But it was first necessary to
duplicate the country fair in CUES
ton. This difficulty was solved
by leasing a travelling street car
nival com pany for a period of one
week and adding to this back
ground half a thousand extra
people" :"
The carnival Included the US
ual fat lady, the snake charmer.
hre-eater, hula hula dancers and
other freaks and strangely talented
performers. All entered into the
spirit of the picture and lent to
the episode of i srlhidg note of
realism.
Mrs. W. Hallberg was business
visitor in Georgetown Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
T0 REHAbILITATE
mining INDUSTRY
The Metal Mining Associations
of the State and Representa-
tive Mine Operators to Meet
in Denver Early in January.

In an effort to provide some
means of rehabiliiating the mining
industry in Colorado, which, ac-
cording to offic of the Colorado
Metal Mining association, has been
disastrously affected by economic
sonditions during and since the
war, the state association will meet
with the Colorado chapter of the
American Mining congress and
representatives of all metalliferous
mines in the state during the first
week of January.
Five representatives from each
metalliferous mine in the state,
the state commissioner of mines,
the state .geologist, the chief rep
resentative OF the United States
geological survey and members of
the Colorado Metal Mining con-
gress and the Colorado chapter of
the American Mining congress will
attend.
The special convention members
will meet with state senators and
representatives with a view of
having the legislature provide some
means of relief.
Legislators will be asked to
support The bureau Of mines in
vestigations Of complex 6re prob
lens. and their assistance will be
asked in obtaining an oil shale
experimental station to be estab-
lished by the government within
the coming year
Changes IN the laws affecting
the state bureau of mines and
conditions at the State School of
Mines will be presented for the
consideration of the legislative
body.
Contending that the present
market for products of mines is so
low that to continue operations
means bankruptcy for Colorado
operatives and that this condition
is brought about thru other indus
tries receiving an abnormal profit
during the war, which was denied
the mining industries because OF
governmental regulation, M. B.
Tomblin, secretary of the associa-
tion, declared:
"Since the signing of the armis
tice the miner has been suffering
from distressing conditions which
have affected farmers and mer-
chants only during the last four
months
After six months of watchful
waiting. Chas. L. Jaynes was re.
warded yesterday by finding one
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14
Camp Fire Girls

The Camp fire girls heda met t.
ing Friday night and initiated five
members into the club. / be fol-
lowing were Initiated
Eliza Jones. Mabel Hoffman,
Frances Doyle, Margaret Carlson,
and Zelma Ball.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14

After six months of watchful
waiting, Chas. L. Jaynes was re-
warded yesterday by finding one
lonesome little egg in his hen
house. We wonder what he did
with it all.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14

Mrs. W. Hallberg was a business
visitor in Georgetown Monday,
closing up the estate of her hus-
band, the late W. Hallberg.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14

DOLL HOSPITAL, next dool
to postoffice. Dolls, toys, novel
ties and notions. Twelve years
experience. Mrs. III. H. Hansell
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-12-14

--Siftings- News twice a week.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
DAIRY MARKET.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. January 22.-Ar-
rivals by boat: Live poultry-Chickens.
young, large. smooth, h., 35a36; do,
small to medium, per b.. 35a3S; do,
white Leshorns. h.. 33a34: do. rough
and poor. lb.. 81; do. old ROSTERS. lb..
20; do, old hens, more than lbs, lb.,
IS small hens, lb.. 32a33. White Leg
horns. lb.. s2a3s. Ducks. Muscovy.
young. lb.. 34as5: do. white Picking,
smaller. poor. h.. 80. Turkeys, choice.
young hens. h.. SO; do. gobblers, lb..
so; do, old Toms, h. As; do, crooked
breasts. poor, h., AZ. Pigeons. old, pair.
30a35; young. pair. 30a35. Guinea fowl.
young. more than ~ lbs. each. SO: /:
do. smaller, each, 30a40; do, old. each.
80.
Poultry-Dressed. turkeys, choice
hens. lb.. 53a54: gobblers. lb.. 51a52;
old toms. h., As; rough and poor, lb.,
42a43; chickens. young. lb.. 37a3S; old
and mixed. lb.. S5a3S; old roosters. lb..
2la22; ducks. h.. 35a40; geese, lb.. 35a
40; capons. lb, 42a52
Eggs-Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania and nearby. dozen, 74a15;
eastern shore Maryland and Virginia.
dozen. 74a75; West Virginia, dozen. 10
a74; southern, dozen. 7la72
buttcr-'~TedmeFy, western scpoi -
or, 64a65; prints. one-half lbs. extras.
s6a67: do, prints. one pound. extras.
65a66; do, nearby. extras, lb.. 6la62 :;
dairy prints. Maryland, Virginia ana
Pennsylvania. extras. h.. 46a4S; store
packed. hrsts 42a43; rolls, Maryiand
and Pennsylvania, extras. lb.. 46a4S;
Ohio. extras. lb.. 44a46; West Virginia.
44a4S: process butter, h., 57abs.
/ NEW YORK. January 22.-Butter--
Steady; receipts. 1859 tubs. Cream
cry higher than extras. 65Ha66: extra
(s2 score). S41sa65; first, ssh haS4;
packing stock, current make. NO. 2,
43.
Eggs-Firm: receipts. s.s0s cases.
Fresh gathered extras. 73a74; do. ex-
ira first, 71a72; do, FIRST, ssa7o: state.
Pennsylvania and nearby western
| hennery white. first to extra. 7saS5;
do. brown. 75a77; do. gathered brown
and mixed colors, 73a74.
Cheese-Easy; receipts. eS2 boxes
state. whole milk hats. current make
specials. 31ha32: do, average run,
30 u AL: state. whole milk twins. cur
rent make specials. 31aa3a; do. aver
age run. 30a3l.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
BAR SILVER QUOTATIONS.

LONDON, January 22.-Ear silver,
|9ssd per ounce. Money. 3h per
|ept. Discount rates, short bills, 5
es cent. three-month bills, So per
lent
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Fifty Years Without Loss to an Investor
The Ideal Investment
for the
Business Man

BECAUSE every man, no
matter how actively engaged
in business he may be, should
keep a fair proportion of his
capital invested safely to
protect him from an unfavor-
able turn in his affairs-and
because we believe that Our
first mortgage go notes full
fill the requirements of such
an investment.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
BRITISH EXCHANGE FALLS
TO A NEW LOW RECORD

NEW YORK, January 22-British
exchange fell to new low record at
the outset of today's trading in ror-
eign remittances. Demand bills were
offered at $3.60A. which was a half
cent under the previous low record.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Marshall Field III Quit. as Clerk.

CHICAGO. January 22.-Capt. Mar
shaii Field III today had quit his
job OF three months as q brokers'
clerk for what he termed q "better
one. he assumed management OF
the $l20.ooo.000 estate built UP by
his grandparent Of the same name.
Evening star., 1920-01-22
Washington Stock Exchange.

Washington Railway and Electric A. Leo
at 81, 81, 600 at 561s, 5000 At 81. 81, 90 at
washington Railway and Electric pfd-, At
s4 5 at 81, at "a, 3 at "a. at "a. at 81,
e,D At 81.
Commercial National Bank. NJ 10.
Continentsl Trust 10 at 100.
After call:
Capital Traction 5s 81. 900 at ss.
Continental Trust, 10 at los.
Ianston- ) Al SAY
Washington Gas. at 4SA.
continental Trust. 10 at 1919
Aersenthaler, 3 at 13s, 10 at lbs, 10 At
IS. 10 at 13s 10 al l3s. 10 at 1SS. at 13S.
Capital Traction 5s, 81 coo at sS, 81 900 at
f.3.
MergenthaIer. 1e at 13s. 10 at 13s, 10 at 13s.
h0 at 13S.
tCorrection-Totai of II 900 Riggs Realty
b (iong) sold Yesterday. instead of 1s,000.l
Bid and Asked Prices
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
APPLETON BATTERY co.
Redwood Falls, Mimi.

Get acquainted with the Appleton
Battery Co.-the battery experts of
your county. This is the home of the
Still Better Willard Thread Rubber
Insulated Battery, the only battery
with a, guarantee Of no insulation
troubles for all time. There is size
in stock here for every car. Ask for
yours. The company can also give
expert repair service on any other
make of battery. Modernize your
home by having is wired for electric.
ity and then you can enjoy the con
veniences and comforts Of lights and
electrical devices which are great
labor saver The company does elec.
trio wiring and electric repair work
of all kinds and will be glad to give
you estimaIes on the cost Of the work
There are also farm lighting plants, a
Dayton Cord Tires, and Oakland Sen
sible Six Cars, all of which need no
introduction, If you will call at the
store, they will be pleased to demon
strate to you any Of these lines. They
also carry in stock all kinds Of cleo
trica1 supplies and accessories, fans,
vacuum cleaners, electric irons, toast
ers, percolators and other devices for
relieving the burden of household du-
ties. In this history of Catholicity, we
are glad Of the opportunity to recon-
mend the Appleton Battery Co. to the
patronage of our readers.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
PEAsE HARDWARE STORE.

When you want worth while hard
ware, it will pay you to visit the
well selected stocks to be seen in
Pease Hardware store of Redwood
Falls. The stocks Of this store afford
it's customers to get just the kind of
articles wanted, from heating stove
or refrigerator down to box of tacks.
They also do plumbing and heating and
are experts on all Hot Air Heating
plants, besides they carry a good line
Of pots, kettles and pans in granite,
aluminium, enamel and tinware, be
sides glass, paints and oils, ropes and
such, articles too numerous to men
ton
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
LAUTERBACH BROS.

If you enjoy delicious ice creams,
sodas, and soft drinks you will ap-
preciate those that are served at Mike
e Joe's Candy Kitchen. This shop is
one Of the most popular places in the
city because of the many delicious
styles of refreshments served from its
fountain. The shop is the gathering
place of old and young at all times
of the day to enjoy the delightful
music of the Edison and Columbia
Photographs and the delicious dishes
served there. There is no more ap-
petizing ice cream of finer grain or
quality made than is served at this
shop they make their own ice creams
and ices, and they know they are
strictly pure and sanitary. The shop
also carries the largest stock of candy
in Western Minnesota, including choc-
olates, bon bons, Judges, taffies, brit
ties and hard candies, both in the bulk
and for the box trade, all made in
their own kitchen. A.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
ARNETT e. HAMM Err.

After you have tried the repair serv-
ice of other garages, send your car or
truck to that of Arnett & Hammer
and get first class service The work
men at this garage have had thor.
ough training in repairing and over
hauling all makes of automobiles and
trucks, and will give yout intelligent
service at all times. There is no guess
work about what is the matter with
your car when they make start upon
it. Their experience will enable them
to discover the trouble and make the
repairs needed to put it in good run
ming order again and safe to drive.
The garage is equipped with the lat
est types of machinery SO that all re-
pair work can be done promptly and
accurately. The garage also carries a
line of automobile accessories of all
kinds, repairs, supplies, gasoline, oils
and greases.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
JACKSON BROS.

The up-to-date farmer knows that
he can get the latest type of labor
saving machinery and implements
from the Jackson Bros. Implement
Company. The company handles the
Samson Tractor, one of the best
makes of tractors now on the market
and car. save you money on it as well
as on corn binders, threshing ma
chimes, corn huskers, corn shelters,
feed grinders, farm wagons and
trucks, manure spreaders, binder
Irvine, harness; gas engines and the
like. In fact everything in farmers
supplies. They also handle that ever
popular Chevrolet car, one of the most
comfortable and economical cars on
the road today, the Chevrolet has TAX
en- the high cost out of motoring. The
company also handles the Ajax tires,
Studebaker automobiles, Case thresh-
ing machines and tractors.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
N. 3. ANDERSEN STUDIO.

There is nothing SO fleeing as time
nor so changing and quickly lost as
memory. On the other hand photo
graphs endure, while a portrait made
in the Andersen Studio faithfully por-
tray and really live forever. 1t is the
flash of the eye, the whimsicalities,
the mannerisms of our dear ones and
friends that make them dear to us and
draw them closer This studio has
made a reputation for distinctive por-
trait work and commercial photogra-
ply throughout this vicinity because
of the skill that is shown. You will
be more than pleased with the por-
traits it can make of you and will be
satisfied to present them to your
friends knowing that the workmanship
and other characteristics are faithful
ly reproduced.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-10-30
FARRELL & kEEFE.

When in search of the best articles
in shelf and heavy hardware you have
but tolook. through the stocks of Far
rell & Keefe, Redwood Falls. Every
thing in shelf and heavy hardware,
furniture and implements can be Sc
cured at this store The housewife
will find furniture, rugs and linoleums,
beds and springs, in its stocks, all
kinds of pans, kettles and utensils
for the kitchen in aluminium, granite,
porcelain and tinware. There are
washing machines, wash tubs, and boil
ers, clothes lines and everything need
ed for the laundry. A splendid line
of farm implements is carried, such
as plows, harrows,I planters, binders,
corn binders, wagons and buggies. You
will find good line of lawn mowers,
garden tools and implements. Sport.
ing goods, paints, oils, and varnishes
glass, rope, wire fencing, screen doors
and window screens.