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the boys, who left Granada Friday for
a visit to Wichita, Kan. and Okla
homa City On their return to Colo
RADIO in the course OF a few. weeks
they will spend some time at Granada
and Fowler.
Mr.. Dickinson says most of the.
lower valley towns are very pros
erous and that in many of them q
building boom is on This is notably
the case a Fowler, he says. where
more than 80 houses are in course of
erection AS result of a recent
storm in that section of the state
many telegraph and telephone poles
are down. All wire communications
east of the latter place, he declares
was impossible when he left there.
Tuesday morning.
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Canon City's New
Aviation Field

Canon City's new aviation field. be-
tween the western terminus OF Elm
avenue, Lincoln Park. and Prospect
Heights, will be used for-the first time
tomorrow morning, when Lieut. Aims
less will make several ascensions from
it.
This property was acquired by the
Chamber of Commerce under lease
from Miss Emma Ripley several
months ago, but no improvements
were made on it for flying purposes
until recently. Secretary Bradbury
CT the Chamber of Commerce has had
bunch of men working on the field
today, cutting out the occasional
clumps of cactus, removing obstruc-
rions and leveling the surface of the
ground. A grader is being used to i'll
in the ruts caused by wagon roads
crossing the property. A force of
men will be employed there tomorrow.
There is so acres in the tract and it
is in many respects an ideal loca-
ton for an aviation landing field.
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eating food He has lost 80 pounds OF
flesh in that time. Ten days ago he
weighed 270 pounds. Today the scales
showed 240 even. Mr. Forsythe is
not fasting to be spectacular. but be-
cause he finds it a good way to reduce
his flesh, and it has been his custom
every year in the spring to fast for
long period until his flesh is reduced
to safe and normal amount. He
has not experienced a great deal of
hunger during this fast, and none
whatsoever since Monday, which was
his eighth day
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Committees For
Memorial Day
Are Appointed

AT special meeting of Sons of
Veterans, members of Wray-McKiu-
stry post American Legion, mem
bers of Greenwood post No. 10, C. A
r.. their associated patriotic organiza-
tions and representatives of the pub
lie, at the city hall Monday night
plans were discussed for the annual
Memorial day services to be held on
Monday. May 81. and committees ap-
pointed TO carry them into effect
The meeting was called to order by
Judge Augustus Pease and Howard l..
Burton was elected chairman Judge
Pease was chosen as secretary The
following committees on arrangement
were appointed:
Executive ommittee-Howard L.
Burton. chairman; Judge Pease. Bryan
c. Gresham. Mrs. Lottie Morgan. DR.
j Homer Dickson and Mrs. w. W,
Plummer.
Committee on parade-Charles p.
Laughlin and Bryan C. Gresham.
chairmen: Mrs t. NJ. Harding. Charles
r. Reeves, Van c. Wilson. Miss Du
Paul
Music-Miss Millicent Steacy. chair
man: Prof. r. L-Dick. Mrs. W G..
Thomas. Mrs. Fred w Reiter. Mrs.
Mack Wilson.
Decoration of streets-A T. fowler.
chairman: Fay Moore. Charles Swan.
ton.
Decorations and arrangements at
City park-Warden T J. lyman, chair
man; W. G. Green. George Buchanan
wreaths and fiowers-Mrs w. X.
Dazier. chairman: James Now. Mrs.
Arthur l.. Earl. Mrs. Charles Sell.
Ralph Middlemiss. Mrs. Lottie Nor
gan.
Decoration of soldiers graves
Greenwood cemetery)-Dr. J. Homer
Dickson, J. n. Endicott, A. NJ Wye
koff.
Decoration soldiers graves Uake.
side cemetery)-J. p. Waits. ]. r.
Dickerson. ]. s. Thompson.
Finance committee-Leslie Steven
son. Clyde Turner. J. r. Quinn.
World War Veterans-Bryan c.
Gresham. Clebert overman, Lawrence
Quinn. Francis Carter. George o'Brien.
Oscar Swanson
Marshal OF the day-Bryan C. Gresh.
am. assisted by George II. whipple.
Lowell Gentry, Clebert 'overman, Paul
s Gillespie.
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Fire Department
Called This Morning

The fire departmentfwas summoned
to s32' South Seventh street, South
Canon, at 1920 o'clock this morning
to extinguish an imaginary blaze ar
that number. The tenants of the
property had moved into-the house T.
few hours previously, built fire in.
the kitchen range and left the place
When they returned the kitchen ands
living rooms were filed with smoke
and they supposed the building to bes
on fire, but which was not the casa=
The fire boys were back at heazi.-
quarters Is minutes after the ALARM
was turned in.
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Snyder, aged %, and Lester Butler.
aged 20, both recently convicted of
attempting to extort money by Black
Hand methods. They wrote letters
to wealthy men on the Western slope
demanding that they leave sums OF
money al certain places at specified
time, threatening to burn their homes
If the demand was no complied with.
They were convicted in the district
court and sentenced to not less than
five. nor more than six years in the
state penitentiary. Delta county has
sent about a dozen convicts to the
states prison during the last IS
months, two of which were given ac-
commodations there five or six weeks
ago.
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South Canon

Tony Zalar and family have moved
FROM Salida and have rented the
house. 2I2 Riverside avenue. that Guy
Smell just vacated.
Glenn Wilkerson was business Wis
rof In RositB last week.
Miss Violet Lusink OF Pueblo Is yis-
fling at the homes OF Mrs. Joe James
on Prescott avenue and Mrs. Harve
Gardner on Myrtle avenue.
Frank Konte OF South Ninth street
was visiting at the home OF Miss
Khristine Rozman at 112 West catiin
avenue Sunday afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Saxon was visiting
for a few days last week in Texas
Creek.
: George Colgate OF col Griffin ave.
nue. and Edward II. Stinemeyer of Sic
Griffin avenue were Republican dele
gates to the state convention last
week at Pueblo.
Tony Rozman OF West Catlin ave-
nue.. who had the misfortune to hurt
his eye and lose his sight last August.
has Just recovered so that he could re-
turn to his work at the Wolf Park
mine lnst week.
Mrs. Ida Towns. who has been visit
ing at the home of her son. William
,yowns and family OF Pueblo for over
N month, returned to her own home
on West Douglas avenue.
Mrs. Johnson and little daughter OF
Bennett avenue. who have been Wis.
iting relatives In Denver. returned
home Sunday. They were nccompa'
MED by Miss Hazel Mcbride.
Mrs. oliver Singleton Of Stanley
avenue as.-)ded the mesting OF the
Faith Circle sunday school class Of
thu chrtatian church, which mot q the
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Howard News

Mrs. w. A. West and daughter. kal.
lephene. and Masters Gordon and
Wayne Hsmpson. spent Tuesday of
this week with Mrs. Vests parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Alfred.
Lenuder Hampson OF Salida was
down on business one day last week
Fred Snowden OF Denver is ex-
pected to visit his son, Harold, the
first of the week.
Mrs. +. B. Hubbard has sold all her
household goods and will make her
home with chr daughter and family.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Snowden. Mr.
Hubbard leaves soon to hunt loca'
ton. His family will follow about
August l.
The ice crea msccial last Friday
night was great success and quite
n sum OF money was made. to be used
60 purchase an instrument for the
lower school
Mrs. NJ. a. West is nursing at Mr.
Duniap's.
daughter was born 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. Abner Dunlap last Sunday. The
mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Mrs. X. II. Miller and DAUGHTERS.
irene and Lila. of Salida. attended the
ice cream supper and remained for
the dance.
The FACULTIES give dance this
Friday evening. Every one is in
vited., Ladies'. please bring cakes.
George Davis is in Salida TO meet
his wife. who is just returning from
California, where she has spent the
winter.
Mrs. Keliephene Morrison. history
teacher at the Gunnison State Normal.
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. NJ Alfred.
Mrs. Louis Davis, accompanied Mrs.
Keilephene Morrison to Gunnison
whore she viii visit her sister. Mrs.
Lon Dye.
The Howard bali team we're out for
practice Sunday. and next Sunday
they expetc to play Cotopaxi.
Mrs. Will Howard spent Tuesday Of
this week in Calcite with Mrs. Hub.
bard.
u>lro STATIONARY for cnmma uceme m I
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4 Creek were visiting friends in South
Canon Sunday afternoon.
The Paine children on South Fourth
street have had sore eyes, the malady
seeming to go through the family, and
have not been able to attend school
of late.
Tony Adamic of East Caatlin ave-
nue. abs quit the Royal Gorge coal
mine and turned his attention to gar
dening on the old Joe Hall place.
Joe Ming and family OF South Third
street were guests at the home OF
John Crowder on West Douglas ave
nue. Sunday.
The water was turned out of the
South Canon ditch Monday SO the
company could repair the fiume which
crosses Sand creek on South Second
street. before the hot weather will
make every body need water.
Little Robert Blythe has had a
spell of sore eyes and was unable to
attend school for several days.
Mr.. Singleton received letter from
George II. Sale, who has been visiting
In California for several months. stat
ing that they would arrive in Canon
City some time this week.
Art Wood. after purchasing several
thousand tomato plants in green
house from John Calvert. and waiting
until he got his ground in readiness
for planting. had the misfortune 10
have some one help themselves to the
greater part of them II was a great
loss to Mr.. Wood. but he has his eyes
open as to where they went -.
Mrs. Sarah Nelson and son, o. Nj.
Nelson and wife and little son of Gar
den Park. were callers at the Harris
home on. Riverside avenue sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E Griffin and little
daughter. Irene, were down from their
ranch Saturday on business, and re-
turned Sunday.
Mrs. Mann called on siTs. Lum Shep.
hard at the Harris home Sunday after.
noon.
Little Sam Sheppard is quite i'll at
his home on South Fourth street.
Mrs. Tom Stafford has moved into
her home on South Fourth street
again.
Mrs. Belle Locke of South Fourth
street, who has been quite i'll for some
time, is slowly improving.
Philip Martinez has bought the old
Hodges property on South Fourth
street
Mrs. Harve Gardner Of Myrtle ave
nue. was the hostess at a chicken din
ner at her home Tuesday evening.
She had as s-her guests. Joe James and
family, and Miss Violet Lusink of
Pueblo.
Mrs. Joe James of Prescott avenue
gave a very charming birthday party
lat her home Monday night There
were s3 present and grand luncheon
was served. The evening was spent
in dancing. singing and games. The
party broke up at a late hour. wishing
Mrs. James many more such remem'
berabie days.
The many friends of Mrs. Lulu
Sheppard will be glad to hear that
the operation on her eye after her
great misfortune last week, was a
very successful one. and that she is
not going to lose her sight She is
al the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Clarence Harris. on Riverside avenue.
until she is rested up from the great
nervous strain and until her eye is
completely healed.
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y. r q l. 10, was III to"H ouHuoS
visiting relatives.
James II. Putney. circulation mana
ger of the Canon City Record, was in
town Friday on business
Mayor Tom ,Easton and Aldermen
Theo. Champion, VIM Cologna Sr..
Domettino, Chas. Ossalo and Pete
Lasso were up TO the wells inspecting
them and to see what improvements
can be done last Sunday.
The top hands at the mines doing
cement work etc, have quit work.
Mrs. Thos. Davis was in Florence
Monday.
Pasquel De yecchio was in Florence
on business Monday
Phillip Price was in Florence Mon
day.
| Leon Battiste visited in Florence
Monday.
s. s. Temple surveyor for the c. F..
! & /. Co, was in town Monday on bust
ness.
VIM. Thomas boiler inspector of the
, c. F. & i. Co. was in town ON business.
There was 81 in attendance at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
school last Sunday
There are four cases of smallpox in
town.
Sam A Parker. central secretary
c. A and G. A. Heap of Pueblo were
in town Monday making an official
visit to the Y.
| J. E Frietag local Y secretary has
returned from Starkville where he
went to open up the Y at that place.
John Melano was a Florence visitor
on Monday
Archille Job visited in FLORENCE
Monday.
Marshal Richards and Chris Kries
are busy hauling town implements
from Goodhead's barn to the shed
south of the town council room.
James Williams. town clerk. after q
few days being confined to his home.
is out and about again.
Joe Sushman and son of westcliffe
were in town Tuesday.
David LleweIlyn was in from his
ranch in the Greenhorns on Tuesday
II is about time that all bridges in
the county are fixed soithat two cars
can easily go over at one time Also
railings on each side. II this is done
there will be many changes between
here and Canon City. Also regula-
tion of speed. DINNERS. etc Safety
| first.
! Supt William Davis and son Gordon
of Fremont We're in town Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Tanner was Florence
visitor on Tuesday.
| Charles Kile is busy plawing up
1 the new ball field
Scores of people went over to Coal
| Creek to attend the funerals OF the
late Mrs. David R Davis. Mrs. Jane
Evelyn Richardson and Edward Z.
Davis on Tuesday. who were the vic.
| tim OF the auto accident last Friday,
between Florence and Canon City. All
were well knownand were one OF the
most respected families in Coal Greek.
4, Elijah Kopyteck was a Florence
visitor Wednesday.
Clarence Crosby was in Florence
last Wednesday
Dan Cogan visited in Florence last
| Wednesday.
| Mrs. Archie Goodhead and daughter.
Violet. were in Florence visiting Mr.
and Mrs, Richard Goodhead wednes-
day.
The second ball team of Rockvale
has received their new suits of gray
with light blue stripe and navy blue
| trimmings The boys are out TO play
any team. and arrangements can be
amde by calling up the Y. NJ. c. A.
| John Nash, Jr. was in Florence last
Wednesday.
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Dickson Home
From Valley Trip

Grant Dickinson returned to Canon
City the first of the week from a
motor trip down the Arkansas valley,
during which he visited Fowler. La
mar. La Junta, Granada and other
points. He was accompanied on the
outward trip by Mrs. Dickinson and
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Christian Church
Meetings Are a
Drawing Power

The church was filed Sunday morn
ing in the Bible hour when Whole
class OF boys marched down the aisle
to make confession. At the night
service the house was crowded. the
seats being null. some sitting on
chairs and some standing. The sing
ing was the best during the meetings,
The evangelist preached great ser
mon.
There viii be baptismai service at
1880 tonight. The subject OF the ser
mon will be "The Progressive Cos.
pei"
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Delta County
Officer Brings
Prisoners Here

Undersherif Roy Gregg OF Delta
county arrived here from the west
this morning with two prisoners for
the peni,entiary. They are Alvin
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waterman's fountain pens. Ever
sharp pencils at whipple's. ll4-it
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t Fine stationery for commencement
gifts at whipple's. HIT
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Choice books for commencement
gifts at whipple's. Halt
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capital VS.. LABOR"
VERY ENTERTAINING

The Ed c Mutt Comedy Players
presented. Capital W.. Labor az the
big tent last night and all that at
tended In spite OF the unfayorable
weather enjoyed the play immensely.
II IL one % the best plays this popular
company has thus far offered and has
not only an interesting. but plausible
and likable plot. There IL q vein OF
comedy running throughout tho four
acts and II clean and wholesome. The
various members OF the cast all han
die their respective roles in q charm
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The vaudeville between acts comes in
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% the Power OF Money for Wednes-
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Seats are now selling at the news
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ten a. m. to six p. m. daily. Phone 1873
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CHICAGO OPERATES
UNIQUE SUBWAY

Chicago. Dec. I3.-Fnrfy feet under
ground Chicago has on ~ The most
unique subway aystoma In the world
Devoted entirely 60 the h7tllng 81
freight. Keeps the conesated loop
district comparatively free ~ heavy
tfafnc vehicles Officials 0f tha Funnel
comrany estimate more Than 5000
trucks would have % pass through
loop streets daily 20 duplato the work
done by TIE subway.
over 81 miles 81 narrow gauge track.
l1g uiocirio locomotives aud 5000
frelsht cars hauled 5000 00o toms u
merchandise and g8l,ooo tons ~ coal
last year
scores 81 dum niown office halldinga
and stores receive their freight direct
from tho railraad aeputg via me sub
way Their coal comes by the saFnc
route and Ct shf tha ashes arr
hanled away through the underground
tunnels. 81 - dumfed ou TIE ake-
frNHt where acres ~ land are re-
eialmnd M flf The gruuna an which
the great new rleia Musrum sc che
south end q Grant park De- built was
few YEARS ago "a part ~ Tho lake.
tho tunnel company fillea lt with
ashrs
Another un auai service is the re
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building aite al the tunnel level un-
0er lha street Morkmen with wheel
burrows aump the dirt down The shaft
where be aiia lato ears - wutlnR
train. ta he hsuied 90 the lake front
tifnosal station.
Eo- heUdHu3 mrreh ndiaf eoaL
ard sshts. electric elevators hft the
nubwav cars from tte tunnel ievel 60
NtofHa ara office hnliinne. where they
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The subway tracks uuderlay every
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Wide. ana be addition the network
81 tlnucn eAteu1s north under the
river to Use warehouse and rallroad
dftrirt along Nawh NRter street and
west of the #Uat1 branch ~ fAe river
far aN blocks through tAc railroad
ard factory district ~ the near west
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