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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-03-04
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session. The tone held steady tol
shade lower in places. The beti|
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McCAY-POWERS
OVERWHELMINGLY

Winsor McCay. admittedly
foremost among American ser
ious cartoonists, Tom Powers,
and Hal Coffman will also
draw, for this newspaper. Nc
Gays cartoons. always power
full, are marvels of draughts-
manship and technique. Coff-
mans pen delivers striking SER
mons in picture form. Powers
is a steady contributor to the
joys Of life.
The whole world knows the
''Brinkley Girl" Nell Brink
lcy's beautiful romantic illus
trations which will be among
THE PRESS features are as
charming as the loveliest SON
nets ever written, {. ID.
Bachelors famous social car
toons also will appear on tn.
Womans Page.
The sporting lexicon Of the
followers of prize-hghts, base
ball and football, the poker
game, with the amusing YER
nacular OF Broadway and the
theater, all hashed into a slang
de luxe is what Bugs" Baer,
the latest rival of George AIDE,
slips into his popular column
which will continue to be one
of the best features Of THE
PRESS. Bugs" has gathered
the familiar colloquialisms OF
all walks Of life, and sand
WICKED them into a highly COL
orful slant on the English Ian
guage. all his own.
The real name of az. c. B."
whose humanity interesting COL
umn Eye Towne Gossip" will
provide sunshine day in and
day out for readers Of THE
PRESS is Kenneth c. Beaton.
The unique force and charm of
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ABOUT "KRAZY KAT"

Everybody knows Krazy Its delicious originality and artistic
creation George P c. Wodehous the
pI right In Kazy Mr. Herman has got what
Wagner cropping that George AIDE
Nezqucz Grimm and Lord Dnsany had together and COL
something good
Kat but think even had the edge
them The the love OF the for his
and lgnatzs Affection
brick on the bean.
entitled be ranked the American
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supplement and national the daily P1TTSBUR PRESS
the last fails
his famous mule entitled And Her
OF the polite Frenchmen fon,e
ton and immortal Happy llooGgan.
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AND ARTHUR BRISBANE.

And PTTSBURG PRESS new who's VINO IS
Arthur Brisbane To-day" in The PRESS
beginning next Sunday he full Sunday editorial illus
cd Wmso Brisbanes writing INFINITE variety OF
subjects CHALLENGES attention. sympathy and thought He
and is the highest
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Of THE P1TTSBCRG PRESS
daily June Sixth will mark the be-
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81 the history Of Ptsbug newspapers
49, beginning the history OF The PHI Sb kG
PRESS this afternoon will Introduce Its hou-
the staff OF feature writers
sd Each and writer produces the biggest
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The Katzenjammer Kids"
by H. H. Knerr of Philadel-
phia; Jerry on the Job" by
Walter c. Hoban; "Abie the
Agent" by Harry Hirshheld;
Little Jimmy" by James
Swinnerton; "Hon and Dear
lie" by Jack Callahan; and us
Boys by Tom Mcnamara. are
some Of the more important OF
the other daily and Sunday
comics which will appear ex-
clusively in THE PITTS
BURG PRESS
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6sosss Heznnan

McNnus
amusing people His bubbles with the
umor that chczes his lie fun in evethngern IN
aoon chap wagcd not long that George MCNanuS
life sending his daily and
Sunday pententary That's Of the penalties!
Tad" world famous comic who turned
whether
daily funny dialogue puts the mouths his
they'll tell prefer Judge Rum
Fedn Hat " and the other Tad Shakespeare
According his
story educated the public of San Francisco and took
almost
What's Tad
like Well pictures human ovablea regular
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world surpasses it.
GREAT SUNDAY MAGA-
ZINE.

The Sunday Magazine sec.
ton is under the personal
supervision OF Morrill, God
dard, Father Of the Sunday
newspaper" In addition to a
permanent salaried staff OF
thirty editors. artists and writ
ers. all specialists in their lines
this section contains the contrl-
buttons OF the most eminent
figures in art, literature and
science. Important current
events treated in this section
range all the way from unus-
ual romances of real life that
have the fascination of fiction
to historical narratives OF such
vital importance as the revela-
tons of European court secrets,
in remarkable double page
series. The first page will CON
sist of reproductions in full
color of pictures by Harrison
Fisher, Penryhn Stanlaws.
Howard Chandler Christy and
other famous artists Of Amer
ica and Europe.
The fashion page is edited
by no less an authority than
Lady Duff Gordon. the famous
Lucille" Of London.
Two pages are devoted to in
stalments OF a serial story "a
gripping tale OF love. mystery
or adventure BY. Robert W.
Chambers or some other lead
ing novelist.
Because these prominent art
lists and feature writers are
working for our readers just as
much as this newspaper, some
thing about them and their
creations will interest every
BODY,
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MONT view and EXPRESSION that reach and touch the real Y GU
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MEET GEORGE M'MANUS

There George McManus,
Tor instance. 1t is a fact that
a president of the United
States never failed to get his
fash OF fun in Bringing Up
Father before going to daily
executive conferences; that the
richest man in America always
turns to, "Jiggs" before scan
ming the stock reports; that
every time Maggie" hurls a
plate thirty million people
laugh. McManus took his
character "Jiggs" from the role
played by old Billy Barry, the
Itch comedian IN NAV that
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Travel Experts
Predict Large
Crowds in 1920

The prospect for an exceptionally
big tourist season this year is leading
the Chamber of Commerce TO consider
plans now for handling the large
number of tourists who are expected
here, declares the Colorado Springs
Telegraph. Continuing. IL says
"It was stated at conference here
yesterday afternoon between railroad
officials and members of the Cham
ber OF Commerce that Immediate steps
must be taken to line up rooms and
houses for the coming guests.
"F. A. Wadlefgh. general passenger
traffic manager OF the D. & r. G. road
and chairman OF the local Colorado
passenger committee, announced that
eight and 10 special trains will be run
between now and the early spring on
his line. movement never started SO
early before. The men attending the
conference were: Mr., Wadleigh, Glenn
Logan. agent for the United States
railroad administration; Charles b.
Lansing. president Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. and Z. E. Jackson. secre,
tary OF the chamber"
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Cholera Not
Only Disease
Fatal to Hogs

For many years cholera has been
the most serious disease of hogs in
this county In fact, many authori-
ties felt that it was the only vide
spread epidemic among these animals
of any considerable importance. Ac-
cording to DIR. l. z. Newsom, Veterln-
ary pathologist for the Colorado Agrl-
cultural College, more careful diagno-
sis has shown that with the control oil
cholera, other diseases are manifest
ing themselves and are shown to nave
considerable economic Importance.
The most prevalent diseases among
hogs, not cholera. appears to be swine
plague, whose symptoms and post
mortem changes are very similar to
the first named disease. However,
the administration of hog cholera Sc
rum is of little value in the control
of this malady. The disease is more
apt to affect small pigs, where 1t ap-
pears as a pneumonia. However, in
some instances, it does affect the
older animals Vaccination against
swine plague has proved fairly salts
factory, but is not on as firm found
alton as vaccination against cholera.
Illumination of the mouth, which
is frequently associated with ulcers
on the face and of the skin on vari-
ous parts of the body. has always been
very prevalent in Colorado. Deep
curretting of the ulcer. with an addi-
ton of a strong antiseptic has been
found advisable. Careful differential
diagnosis therefore is quite essential
to any treatment of hogs suffering
from disease. and it is quite important
first to determine the nature OF the
malady before any treatment is insti-
tuted.
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Leland Stanford
Is Awarded
Scholarship

Miss Theo Emmerson, who is at
tending Stanford University at Palo
Alto, Cal. has been awarded one OF
six tuition scholarships offered to the
1900 students Of that institution. For
the first time in its history Stanford
University. although one of the most
richly endowed schools in the coun-
try. has found 1t necessary to charge
a tnition=fee amounting to about $3.50
per annum, in order to maintain its
high standard These tuition schol-
arships are given by an alumnus of
the university. whose name Is not
made public. although it is thought
TO be Herbert Hoover. who is also n
trustee OF the institution. and are
awarded to certain students who have
made exceptional records in scholar
ship. and who show laudable ambi-
tion to acquire higher education.
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Home From
G.. O. P. Meeting

! e H. Stinemeyer OF South Canon
chairman of the Republican county
committee. and w. w. Cafky Of Flor
this morning from Denver, where they
attended meeting of the state COM
mittee. called for the purpose OF Sc
lecting the place and fixing the date
for the Republican state convention.
which will choose delegates to the
Republican national convention TO be
held in Chicago next June. Con-
gressman Guy U. Hardy. who is a
member of the state committee. was
also present from this county at the
Denver meeting.
Pueblo was chosen for the state
convention and May agreed upon as
the time for holding IT, Fremont
county will be entitled TO 23 dele
gates in the state convention. There
will be 12 official representatives from
Colorado In the Chicago convention.
Twelve alternate delegates viii also
be selected from this state.
The Republican congressional con-
vention for the Third Colorado dis
trict. will also be held at Pueblo on
May g. and the delegates win be the
same as to the state convention as far
as they represent the counties Of this
district.
In the course of conversation with
Mr.. Stinemeyer today he said the
Denver gathering was one of eNcep-
tional enthusiasm and political inter
est. and .presaged united, aggressive
campaign by the Republicans In the
presidential fight next fall. The Den
yer meeting was made notable by the
presence of VIII II. Hays OF Sullivan.
Ind, chairman of the Republican ma
tional committee. and a number of
prominent politicians. including Miss
Hays of New York and Miss South OF
Kentucky. who are organizing the
women of the country for work in the
forthcoming political campaign. Mr..
Hays. according to Mr.. Stinemeyer. is
in many respects one of the most re-
markabie men in the political life of
the nation. and as an organizer is
without an equal in either OF the
great political parties. Miss HAYS and
Miss South are women of exceptional
administrative ability and inspire CON
fidence by their leadership. said Mr..
Stinemeyer. Chairman Hays is OPP
timistic over the Republican outlook
everywhere. and anticipates a sweep
ing victory at the polls next Noyem-
Der, asserts Mr.. Stinemeyer.
OF the 63 counties in Colorado all
We're represented at the Denver meet
ing except Baca. said Mr.. Stinemeyer.
An incident of the Denver gathering
was a luncheon to the visiting Repub-
licans a. the Brown Palace hotel on
Thursday evening. Congressman
Hardy was one OF the speakers OF the
occasion.
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o. w. COLGATE
RtOUSLY Ill

o. w. Colgate liz seriously III at his
home. 527 Rudd avenue. Mr.. Col
gate has been confined TO his bed
since early in the winter. and his con
dition is such as to arouse the appre-
hension of his friends that his
strength and vitality will be unable 10
throw off the malady that has fastened
itself upon him. he recently under
went an operation at tn, hospital for
gallstones adm a complication was
found that leaves little hope of his
recovery.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Canon CITY. Colo. Jan Z. 1870
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting of the stockholders OF
the Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Com
pany will be held at the Lincoln Park
school house on Saturday. February
II, 1920 at O'Clock D. m. sharp. for
the purpose OF electing five directors
for the coming year; 10 levy an as
sessment on the stock to defray the
expenses for the coming year and To
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
BY order of the board OF directors.
F. y. MILLER. President
T.. II. woODFoRD. Secretary.
First Pub. Jan. Is. 1920.
Last Pub. Feb. 5. 1920.
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ADDRESSED FRIENDS
IN COUNCIL FRIDAY

At the invitation Of the Friends in
Council an address Was delivered be,
fore the members OF that organization
by l.. w. Felter at Pythian hall Friday
afternoon on the scenic beauties of
Colorado. Mr.. Felter spoke especially
on the geology Of the state; its ela-
cial lakes and the volcanic action
that produced its mountain ranges.
Southwestern Colorado and the Mesa
Verde National Park received scnen
Gus attention from the speaker
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NOTICE or HEARING OF PETITIoN
10 SELL OH MORTGAGE
REAL. EsTtII.

state of coiorado.g
)ss.
county OF Fremont,
In the County Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of
JAMES g.. ny DE. bcceasrdJ
Notice OF Hearing OF Frtition To Sell
Real Estate.
The People OF the State of Colorado.
10 Maude l.. wright and William n.
Hyde, per.ons In Interest IA said cs-
tate, GREETING.
70 uare hereby notified that ON this
18th day Of December. \. -. 1919. Ada
\. Arthur, Administratrix of said es-
tate. presented 10 and filed In this court
her petition for the sale of certain real
uate in the County OF Fremont and
state OF Colorado. NOR. fully descvfbed
IN said petition. reference TO which IL
hereby made.
Lots one % and two t2). In Block
Ave f5). OF Thomas Macon's addition
ed plat thereof.
I You are further notifed to appear
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In Memory of
Laura Howell
Anderson

Late wife OF Russell Anderson.
BY SARAH A. M'RAY.
A quiet woman has been released
from suffering body.
sShe was, to all worldly fame. un-
known:
But she earnestly did her daily duties
And she was ever faithful to her
own.
For more than 40 years she had borne
(. the burden.
OF the cares OF life. In Its busy
round,
In the careful performance OF IN
pleasant tasks.
She was very often found.
In earlier life. she found time to min
lister to others.
To lead little children 10 Sabbath
school;
And her daily life exemplihed to
others
The precepts and teachings OF the
Golden Rule.
neighbor:
Has been said by me who had
known her long.
Her life was spent in quiet, unosten-
tatious duty
She never mingled with the worldly
throng.
While she could. she was faithful In
her small giving.
To send the Gospel to those far
away:
Who shall say the results have not
been spreading.
And are multiplied and increasing
today,
Scarce a ripple was made in the
course of events.
Scant mention WAS made Of her
going:
And the stream OF time on its cease
les. way,
Still onward and onward keeps flow
ing.
But mother from out home has
gone,
Her earthly life has been spent:
Her work is done, God has called her
home.
Her service for them has only been
lent
May fresh resolve stir every heart
Al the thought of her patient life
To meet her at last in that Heavenly
land:
where we shall be freed from all
strife.
There are few who can be great phil
anthropists.
And give millions for human good:
But OF each one OF us. may the epitaph
be written:
"she hath done what she could"
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FLORENCE AUTO TRUCK
WRECKED In PUEBLO

A street car and an auto truck. the
latter being driven by f. NJ. Prophet
of Florence. collided Tuesday after
noon at Twenty.frst street and Grand
avenue. Pueblo The auto truck was
badly damaged, but Mr.. Phopet es-
capped injury The truck was being
.used to haul freight between Florencs
and Pueblo.
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Saturday
JIM WILSON FROM HILL
SIDE SOJOURNETH HERE.

S1DE SOJoOhNEi n hGhC.
Jim Wilson of Hillside has been at
the Mcclure house the past few days.
being required to stay in Canon City
while blood poisoning in one of his
hands is being treated.
EAST CANON LADY TAKEN
TO HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Shaver of East Main street was
found in an unconscious condition the
middle of the week at her home and
was taken to the County hospital for
treatment. At last reports her con-
dition was serious.
ROBERT RUNNER RETURNS
TO WESTERN SLOPE.
Robert Runner who has been visit
ing with his parents here during the
holidays, left recently for his home
in Grand Junction. While here Mr..
Runner made side trip to Nebraska.
PROMINENT GRANGE OFFICER
HERE NEXT WEEK.
Master Morris of the State Grange
will be present at the installation of
the new officers of Royal Gorge
Grange at Grange hall next Tuesday
evening.
MRS. TALBOT RETURNS
TO CHEYENNE.
Mrs. Talbot OF Cheyenne, Wyo., who
has been the guest of DIR. and Mrs.
Fred Reiter left recently for her home
after a pleasant visit here during
which time she was the inspiration
for several pretty parties.
MRS. cuTHsERT STEARNs
VISITING HERE:
Mrs. Jessie Peabody Stearns, wife
of Captain Cuthbert Stearns, with her
daughter. Miss Frances, is visiting her
mother. Mrs James H. Peabody
HARDINGS NOW
NICELY LOCATED
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Harding and
family, who recently moved to their
new home at s14 Macon avenue, are
fast getting nicely located.
HERMAN LOEHR
HAD SICK SPELL
Herman Loehr was about today
after two days of very serious illness
due TO pains in the head. He was
confined to his room in the Strath-
more and suffered very severely
Thursday night
DR.. ROBERTS
HOME FROM DENVER
DR.. Stanley J.. Roberts returned
home from Denver Friday night
where he had gone on few days
business trip.
MISS SKINNER HOME
FROM KANSAS CITY
Miss Nina Skinner returned Friday
night from Kansas City where she had
gone the week previous on business
BEN ScHANUEL WORKING
AT TAGGART-WRiGHT'S
Ben Scbanuel. who arrived here re
Gently from Denver, is now one oi
the handsome employees at the Tag
CART Wright Grocery Company.
BASKETBALL At
HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT
Canon City high school and South
Canon high school will play basket
ball this evening in the gynasium al
the Canon City high school. This II
the first game Of the season for either
team. Il.
LESTER WATsosbtA a
coNvALEecENT
Lester Watson, Nho was operated
on at the Graves hospital some time
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STATE MEETING OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The annual meeting OF the Colorado
Association of County Commissioners
will be held in Denver on January 21.
% and %. during the week Of the
stockmen's convention. Messrs. G..
V. Hodein. ]. Vic McCandless and
James Belknap OF the Fremont county
board of commissioners. are planning
to attend the Denver gathering.
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
state Of colorado.l
County OF Fremont
In the County Court
b. Soavarda, Plaintiff.
The California dirnpr Assoeia-l
ilon. and the Bank of Italy of
san Francisco, California;
Summons
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE or
To me Defendant. Above Named.
You are hereby required to appear In
~ s,s,s' sS'ion ~ or"eTbt ssainS, you nE me
STATE OF coLoB1Do. and answer
the complaint therein within twenty
are served within this county. IL served
out Of this county or by publication.
within thrifty days after service hereof
Judgment by default win be taken
against you according 90 the prayer OF
II a copy OF tho complaint he no,
served upon you herewith. or ~ service
hereof he made out Of the State Of Col
orado. ten days additional time 80 that
your appearance and answer in said
action.
Twenty-rix Cents ftfoss ss,. alleged IN
the complaint to hs due from the de-
PENDANTS 10 the plaintiff, together with
1919 and costs of suit
and Acting clerk OF said Court and the
CITY OF Canon cry. IN said County. this
2ard DAY Of ocioher. 1919
tsEALl KENT /. EI.DRED.
First Pub Jan J. 1890.
Last pub. Feb. 9. 1880.
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LEGAL NOTICES
>oTIcE or ADJi srMENT M,

Estate OF Walter GIL. Deceased.
All persons having chlms aagtnst
~aiI estate are hereby nottfted 10 pre-
cent them for adjustment to the County
court OF Fremont county. Colorado. on
Tho 24th day Of January, a. u. 1920.
MINNIE NJ. GILL.
AdministrafriN.
First Pub. January 2. 1890
Last Pub. January %. 1890.