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STATE OF COLORADO.

County of Fremont,
| In the County Court in Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
Rouse, Deceased.
Order to Show Cause on Petition for
Sale of Real Estate.
This matter coming on to be heard
on this 23rd day of March. A. d. 1912.
upon the petition fled herein by
Bertha Rouse, Administrative of said
estate. for the sale of the following
described real estate, or portion
! thereof, to-wit:
| The Southeast quarter OF the South
east quarter, the West half of the
Southeast quarter, and the Northeast
quarter Of the Southwest quarter of
Section twenty-fonr (2D Township
Forty-Seven l47) North of Range
Eleven t1D East of the n. NJ. Meri-
dian, Fremont County, Colorado, and
containing 160 acres OF land. Togeth-
er with all water rights used in con-
nection with and belonging to said
| lands.
Also an undivided one-half interest
in and to the following described
tract of land: To find the initial point
of which. run from the corner of Sec
tions 32 and 80. Township IS, South Of
Range 20 W. of the 9Th p. M. and Sec
tions and 5. Township 10, South OF
Range 10 W. OF the 9Th P. NJ. Thence
South 20 deg. IS min. West 4.26
chains: thence 20 deg. 25 min. right
3.16 chains to the initial point Of the
piece OF land hereby described; thence
South so deg. West 3.16 chains; thence
South 40 deg. East e,33 chains:
. thence North so deg: East SIG
chains: thence Sorih 40 deg West
Gas chains to the initial point. Con
| tanning acres more or less. and be-
ing a part of the NEK OF the NEH
of Section 5. Township 10. s. R. 20 w.
of the 9Th p. NJ. Together with all
ditch and water stock and water
, rights used in connection with and
/ belonging to said lands, for the pur-
pose OF paying the said debts and
claims against said. estate
And is now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale of all
, or portion OF said real estate,
NOW THEREFORE,. 1t is Ordered
by the Court that Bertha Rouse, Fred
Rouse. and George Rouse adults. and
May Rouse and Annie Rouse. minors.
and all persons who are legatees or
1 devisees OF said estate. or any part
thereof. or heirs of said decedent, be
and appear before said Court at the
court room of said Court in the Court
!. House of Fremont County. County
and State Aforesaid. on the 27th day
of April. A. d. ls12. at the hour of 10
o'clock In the forenoon of said day.
then and there TO show cause. IL any
there be. why an order should not De
, made directing the said administra-
trix 10 sell the whole or so much OF
said real estate as may be necessary
for the purposes specified in said Pc
, titlon.
II Is further Ordered that this order
be published for at least four success
siye weeks In the Canon City Record.
weekly public newspaper. published
In said County.
IL Is further Ordered that William
b. Waldo OF said County OF Fremont
b. and is hereby appointed as Guard
ian ad lltem for May Rouse and Annie
Rouse. minors. to represent said
minors at said hearing.
BY the Court;
JAMES l.. COOPER.
County Judge.
First pub. March 2s. 1912
Last pub. April %. 1912.
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STATE OF COLORADO. I
County Of Fremont. ]

County Of Fremont.
N THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE NATTER OF THE PRO-
BATE OF THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF ROBERT CHASE,
DECEASED
PR0B,TE NOTICE
TO MABEL HANKS. ONE OF THE
CHASE. DECEASED:
YoU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED.
That an instrument purpoFting to be
the Last VIII and Testament OF Rob-
Ell Chase. deceased. who at the time
of his death resided in the City Of
Cancn CITY. in the County of Fremont.
in the State of Colorado. has been pre-
sen;ed 10 said County Court of said
County OF Fremont in said State of
Colorado for probate. by Irene A.
Chase the Executrix named in said
instrument. who resides In the City of
Canon CITY. in the County OF Fremont.
In the State OF Colorado. that the
property devised and bequeathed in
and by said VIII. as described there
in. Is: "all OF the property aud es-
tate Of every kind and description
Whatsoever. which I shall have and
to which shall he entitled at the
time of my death. and which shall re-
main after the payment OF my lust
debts and liabilities. and OF the ex-
penses OF nv last sickness and funer-
al. and Of the probate and execution
OF this Will; including both real and
personal property. and including all
rights TO. and interests in. money and
property OF every description. and as
well rights in action as in. possess
sion" and that said property by said
WIN Is devised and beaueathed to
said Irene A. Chase. widow of said
Robert Chase. deceased.
And you. the said Mabel Hanks. are
hereby required to appear and to at
tend the probate OF said VIII at the
office OF the County Judge of said
County of Fremont. In said state OF
Colorado. in the court house In Canon
City In said County. on "Wednesday
the sth day of May. A. D. 1919. at the
hour Of ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day.
WITNESS My hand and the seal of
said Court this snd day OF April. A..
u, 1912.
County Judge.
Waldo a stump, Attys.
First pub, April 4. 1919.
Last Pub May ?. 1912.
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Thf A RECORD
wANTAD.
FORECLOSURE SALE.

q Under and In accordance with a
OF the District Court OF the
Wey4 An judicial District OF the State
IN Colorado within and for the County
n Fremont on April 3rd. 1912. In fav-
- ~ 6'hnries G. Conkle. plainuff. and
1eai1< John ID. Lloyd. defendant. and
|n accordance with nm Order OF Sale
lrsuo1 out OF the office OF the Clerk
bf said Court by virtue OF said judg-
ment, and 10 me directed.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. That
bn Friday, the 3rd day Of May, A. D..
'8i2. at the hour Of ten o'clock In the
'prenooh Of said day. at the front door
% tho court house IN Canon CITY IN
Mia Fremont County. ! VIII oner Tor
ple snd ~ sell nt public sue'!on .s
nab IN hand S<ols ! snd , IN nlock
b kul1a Addition 70 capou CITY.
6eiSsa6s' SsssSilss q tks ssrssest
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INDICTED COUNTY
COMMISSIONER RESIGNS
ny Unite. Pressl

4 Greeley. April S.-Foliowing pres
snre that had been brought to bear r.
vi. Dcvimmy. county commissioner,
Who wx Indicted November eth On :
charge Z. malfeasance in office. came
"a the court house this morning au'i
1nnded Ahis resignation to District
Jndge Graham The Judge accepted I.
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above listed, there is a subsequent
assessment due and unpaid: and in
each such instance the said stock will
be sold by the Company subject 10
any and all subsequent assessments
levied thereon. and will not be trans
fer-ed upon the books OF the Com
pany to the purchaser until such sub
segment assessments due thereon are
paid. the Company Teserving its lien
upon all such shares for all unpaid
assessments.
Dated. Canon City. Colorado. Marck
18th, 1912. HENRY HUTTON.
Treasurer.
First Pub. March %. 1912.
Last Pub. April is, 1912.
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FOR RENT--f2 acre garden land with
I room house and outbuildinss. 2
acres well set TO fruit wita Hooi
house aud barn on South Ninth, ldr-
cold Park. Phone Jar. T. Wilson. D.
ui ~
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paper published in said County.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
John P. Thomas Jr., of said County of
Fremont. be and he is hereby appoint
ed as guardian ad litem for Margaret
Randall. John Randall Jr.. Susie
Randall and Vincent Randall. minors
to represent said minors at said hear
ing.
BY the Court:
JAMES l. COOPER.
County Judge
First pub. March 2l. 1912.
Last pub. April is, 1912.
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SUMMONS
sTATE on COLORADO.

County OF Fremont.
In The District Court
Charles c. Durkee.
Plaintiff. xo soS.
VS.. w. '
The Canon City, Flor
ence 4 Royal Gorge
lnterurban Railway
Company.
Defendant
T. u. Moore. ruDhe
Trustee Of FuesisCnt
Iount!. S.ate "a CotO-
rado. anu ail ana e.
cry the suaory person
AID persons. owning
or noidIng tne
bonds OF the Canon
C5y, Florence a Roy
al Gorge interurban
Railway Company OF
the issue OF May lst,
1906, and secured by
the mortgage OF said
Company OF date the ALIAS
18th day OF March.
1906. as the same ap- SlIuunrS
pears OF record at
page 2oS of book l3s
OF deed records in
the Office OF the
County Clerk and Re
corder OF said Fre-
mont County. and
Frank 8. Granger and
". ID. White and VIII
liam Kenly and
Thomas II. Jefrries
and u. f. Rockafel-
low.
Defendants by Order
of Court,
Hugh Mckinsiry and
also W. II. Lofflin
and NJ. Fabraizo.
Intervenors.
Theo. NJ. Harding.
Rece!ssr
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,
To Frank $. Granger. and to all and
every the sundry person and persons
owning or holding the bonds OF The
Canon City. Florence A. Royal Gorge
Intcrurban Railway Company of the
issue OF May LIST. 1906. and secured by
the mortgage deed OF said company
OF date the 18th day OF March. 1906.
as the same appears OF record at page
eos OF book i3s OF deed records In the
office of the County Clerk and Record
er OF snid Fremont County, defend
ants above named. GREETING,
You are hereby required 60 appear
IN an action brought against The above
named dcfendant-The Canon City.
Florence \ Royal Gorge Interurban
HaIlWny company~-hy the above
namcd plaintiff. In thu District Court
of Fremont County. State of Colorado.
and nnsVer ths compiAlut thsretn
sn1 The ssvsrni petitions u Inssrvsa.
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N THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE NATTER OF THE PRO,
BATE OF THE LAST WILL AMI
TESTAMENT OF ROBERT CHASE
DECEASED
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STATE OF COLORADO.

County of Fremont.
In the County Court in Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of Mary
Ann Randall. deceased.
Order to Show Cause ON Petition for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-20

al ColCd' NAldl SSu Will IluI dGI-
ing Mrs. Florence Hopp, Is, wild
ow, Lewisburg, Pa, in hotel room.
Hardness is married. Says shoot
ing was accident.
Rome.-Italy issued denial that
2 of her warships were damaged
by Turkish bombardment while
running Dardanelles.
Paris.-France celebrated BIZ
centenary of Jean Jacques Rous-
seau, great French philosopher.
New York.-Admiral Peary's
steamship, Roosevelt, in which he
came within striking distance of
North Pole, will be sold at auc-
ton next Wednesday.
Terre Haute, Ind.-W. H. Ia !
Der, president of defeunct Amer
lean State Bank, convicted of en-
bezzlement of $4,000, sentenced
to term of from 2 to IA years in
state prison.
New York.-General strike OF
all musicians playing in NewYork
theaters was declared last night.
Kansas City-Harry Miller, IS,
who claims he ran away from
Chicago to be cowboy, arrested
here. SIS in his possession.
San Antonio, Tex. = Deputy
Sheriff Ora Baird shot and killed,
and Constable Floras seriously
wounded. Fought duel after po-
litical quarrel. Floras under ar
rest. Bystander slightly hurt.
St. Petersburg. - All that is
needed to complete new treaty
between Russia and Japan is sig
nature of premiers.
Port Chester, N. Y.-Williarn
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-20

has been mentioned as progress
i've candidate for governor.
London. = Rose Pitinoff, II,
Boston, will attempt to swim En-
glish channel August l.
Streator, Ill.-Henry Burke,
Ottawa, arrested. Charged with
sending insulting postcards to
Ida Chamberlain, also of Ottawa.
Held in $1,000 bonds. Taken to
Chicago by federal authorities.
Detroit, Mich.-Aaron Mel
drum Parker, son of Bertram w.
Parker, millionaire head of White
Star Line, divorced from stenog-
rapher bride. She agreed to take
$40 a week and custody of child.
Columbia, S. Gov. Blease
made speech attacking newspa-
pers and political enemies. Will
defend graft charges.
Philadelphia.-24 men return
ing from baseball gamewere pain
fully injured when 2 trolley cars
collided.
Philadelphia British steam
ship Hudson reported sighting
body of man, lashed to spar, float
ing in ocean about IL miles from
scene of Titanic wreck.
St. Joseph, Mo.-Norman Muel-
Ter, son of wealthy merchant,
broke his neck while diving in
swimming pool. Died in water.
Nashville, Ind.-Byron Corner,
II, in serious condition because
Robert Weddle insisted on play
ing with gun.
Allentown, Pa.-Eric Shaeffer,
actor shot and killed sweetheart
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-04-12

view of the Charity Organization.
He was very tall and dignified and
his clothes we've for some reason or
other very impressive. Perhaps it was
because he wore a gardenia in his
buttonhole. But Susan noticed that
the eyes behind the glasses we've ex-
traOrdinarily kind and that the voice
which said well, realty" was quite
as friendly as Policeman KeMy's.
She had feeling that this old gen.
tleman, too, would understand about
things.
This Mary Ellen is friend of
yours?" he asked courteously.
Yes, sir"
And she's in trouble about her
remit"
Susan heSitated, but the sympathy
OF the eyes and the voice was too
much for her scruples, and once more
she plunged headlOng into explanation
-fervent, incoherent explanation that
came out upside down and hind side
before and hopelessly entangled, but
seemed to convey a perfectly clear
and lucid idea to the listener.
"Shure it's a good thing Yer hon
or has a legal mind" said Policeman
Kelly; but the Old gentleman ignored
the remark and summed up the case
concisely:
"Mr. Rafferty, has gone away, and
Mrs. Rafferty, can't pay the rent, and
she's had to give up her news stand,
and she hasn't any money to buy
food or coal, and she has to go to
the hospital, and there's nobody to
take care of Mary Ellen?"
"Yes'm-Yes'm!" In her excite
ment, Susan rose superior to genders.
We'll, now, | should say that all
those pennies would go a long way
toward Strengthening things out for
Mary Ellen and if there aren't quite
enough might put enough none with
them to make up what is needed. Do
you happen to know where Mary e.
len lives, my dear?"
Susan did know. Everything con-
corning Mary Ellen had always been
too important to be forgotten.
Suppose YOU and l just go around
there and see what we can do about
paying the rent and the butcher bill
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cher goin' to do with all that money
For a moment Susan hesitated
then, under the warming glow of &
pair Of friendly Irish eyes, she aban
doned her policy of silence. ITS fol
Mary Ellen" she explained.
MARY Ellen who, now?"
Mary Ellen Rafferty,"
"'Tis a good ouh name" sale
Policeman Kelly, appnovingly.
"They can't pay the rent" volun
teered Susan.
There do be Raffertys that are
that way-am' KeElys too" admitted
the policeman, handsomely.
"And the butcher won't trust them
and there isn't amy fire, and Mary
Ellen could do sOmhtin' maybe, il
she had some money"
"She could that" agreed the intel
hgent listener.
AN the woman wiz a teacup gets
lots of money; an so 1 thought"
Gust So" said Policeman Kelly
"'Twas a good idea we had, and &
kind one-but I'm thinkin' maybe
your mother"
Susan was disappointed in him
She hadn't expected an understand
ing person like this to drag her mo
Their into the conversation; and wher
he was indelicate enough to do it, sh
lspsed into profound silence.
Kelly realized that he had blunder
ed, and was casting about in his min,
for a tactfdl method of reopening dip
lomatic relations, when he was in
teTupted by an elderly man whom
he saluted with manifest respect.
What's wrong, officer?" asket
the newcomer, looking down at tn,
tiny figure on the curb.
Kelly'S eyes twinkled, but his voic
was grave. We'll, there's nOthint
what you might call wrong, your hon
or" he said seriously, 'but here's ;
poor wildly woman with six small kid
of her own, is tryin' to raise none,
to pay Marry Ellen Rafferty's rent
and was thinkin' to myself, What
to be done about this new charity on
ganizatiOn?' says ~
We'll, really!" The old geutlemal
settled his glasses more firmly o.
his nose and bent to get a bette
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WILSON GETS IOWA.

Woodrow Wilson adherents won
four out Of the nine Democratic con-
ventions in Iowa, last Saturday, and
according TO reports, Clark won three
In Woodbury. county, in which Sioux
City is located, there we've two con-
ventions, one eNecting a delegation
for Clark and the other Wilson dele
gates.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-04-12

Harry Holmes accompanied his
mother to kansas City Tuesday,
where she has gone for treatment.
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Notice is heneby given, that On the
9Th day Of April, A. D. 1912. the IN
densigned was. BY the Probate Court
Of Barton County, Kansas. duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administra.
tor Of the estate Of Harmon Welch,
deceased, late Of Barton County. All
parties interested In said estate wiz
take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
,. A. MOSES,
Administrator.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1912-04-12

First Published In the Barton Counr
ty Democrat April II, 1922
State Of Kansas, Barton County, S.
In the matter Of the estate Of Har-
mon WEIGH, late Of Barton county,
Kansas.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-07

Is it possible to gain a senatorship in the state of Pennsylvania by the use of methods that are strictly clean? According to Alexander P. Moore and William Film, progressive leaders of Pittsburg neither Boise PenTose nor PhilandeT C. Knox nor Senator George T. Oliver gained his seat in the upper branch of congress in a fashion that would be approved by any up-tO-date school of ethics.
 The Standard oil company and oth. charged, have had much more to say in the naming of senators from the Keystone state than the people them selves.
 When it was suggested to Finn that he go before the senate committee at Washington and tell what he knew concerning political corruption of the delegations in Pennsylvania.
 Sure. I'll go" he said. But when appear I want it to be with Senator Oliver, Senator Penrose and others who know about campaign delega- tions in Pennsylvania.
 Tt would be enlightening to hear what they might tell regarding cam paign assessments on the liquor people and other corporations in this state in other years. The things have not been told, but they ought to be given to the public. If the truth were told it would be interesting reading and something over which the people might reflect"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-07
COST OF LIVING Is
 DEMOCRATS KEYNOTE
Text Book for 1912 Exposes Fallacy of Protective
 Tariff

The High Cost of Living is the
 keynote fthe democratic textbook
 for 19l2, issued today by the demo
 cratic national committss. The fal-
 lacy ia protective tariff Is exposed
 in a series O farticles prepared by ex-
 reIts who have made a special study
 of the numerous schedules of the
 Payne-Aldrieh bill Under the head
 ings, The High Cost of Living"
 Wool the Keynote of the Arch"
 Arch" Cotton Manufacturers" Tar
 iff Board a Fraud" How Tariff Was
 Raised on Cotton" "Dolliver on Pro
 lection" Protection and Farmer"
 ''Taft's Best Law Ever" 'The Family
 Sugar Bowl" How Prices Have
 Scared "Tariff and Manufacturers"
 The Tariff in the Home" Would
 Save s20,0O0, 900. .0OO," United States
 Consumers Pay Pipar" The system of
 protection is attacked from every an
 gle. It i sthe most comprehensive
 and carefully prepared exposure of
 it's kind ever made fro many political
 text book.
 The trusts are taken care of in an able fashion. There is an article
 bristling with new facts. concerning the famous absorption of the Tennes-
 See Coal & Iron company by the United States Steel Corporation in 1907; the report O. the Harvester Trust, which President Roosevelt held up at the request of George w. Per kins, together with the correspond ence thereon are published in full. The result of the Stanley Investiga- iion of the United States Steel corpor- l ation i staken care Of in two articles -"The Greatest of Trusts and
 How Interestests Control" The in | teresting features of the book ara The True Roosevelt" These articles are simply compilations fextracts | from the speeches fthese two men delivered in 1908 and 1912. They | make a novel an1 amusing exhibit. The date on Ihe life and work of Governor Wilson and Governor Mar shall is very complete. The story of | the formers life was written by Will liam Bayard Hale, the widely known l magazine writer. Tho laws that these | two men have caused to be enacted | for the benefit of labor, and the pub
 lie health, are treated special There
 are many other articles giving infor.
 nation concerning practically every
 subject that may be discussed in the | campaign.
 In getting out the book so early, the | democratic national committee has not only beaten tine republican and | third term parties, but has broken all | democratic records. In former cam | paigns this book has appeared the | latter part of September or the first | of october. The text book committee
 which had charge Of the preparation ! of the book was composed of Jose phus Daniels, chairman of the bureau | of publicity; James T. Lloyd, chair man of the democratic congressional committee: and Robert Wickliffe | Wooley ;the latter was the editor in l charge O fthe work.
 Geographically the book is said | ny experts to be the best one ever | turned out by campaign committee, The price of the book is 25 cents a , copy and orders will be filled from | either the Chicago or New York Dem.
 ocratic National Headquarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-09-07
DIP CATTLE MAY
 ROAM RANGE
New Border Agreement Will Prove Popular with
 Stockmen

DOUGLAS, Sept. 6.--Following a conference between Dr. T. A. Bray, chief on the Mexican border of the United States bureau Of animal in dustry, and Dr. w. F. Severn, state last evening that a new ruling, al- lowing Sonora cattle held for two clippings toI t;e held bn the open ranges under herd, had been agreed upon.
 This will undoubtedly prove of great interest to all cattlemen, as the present rule prescribing holding of the cattle in the local stockyards between clippings has been a source of constant trouble since it was made, Cattlemen have complained that a useless expense has been put upon them. It is necessary to hold the cattle one week between dip pings.
 The new rule will allow cattle to he passe dat the line. then taken to the dipping pen, put through the tanks and then taken out on the open range. Responsible guards will be secured in all cases, in order that there may be certainty that the cat. tie will be eturned for their second dipping.
 The new rule will not have the effect of abrogating the ruling which will hold many cattle from quaran' tined districts out of the United States. One bunch Of this character was turned back this week by Dr. F, M. Hrt, federal veterinary.