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City CLERK.
STATE OF COLORADO. |

STATE OF COLORADO.
County, OF Fremont.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PRO
BATE OF THE LAST WILL AND
TESTAMENT OF ROBERT CHASE.
DECEASED.
PROBtTE NOTICE
TO MABEL HANKS. ONE OF THE
HEIRS AT LAW OF SAID ROBERT
CHASE. DECEASED:
you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED.
That an instrument purporfing TO be
the Last VIII and Testament OF Rob-
ert Chase. deceased. who at the tim.
OF his death resided in the City of
Canon CITY. In the County OF Fremont,
in the State Of Colorado. has been pre-
scented to said County Court of said
County OF Fremont In said State OF
Colorado fer probate. by Irene \.
Chase. the Executrix named In said
instrument. who resides In the City of
Canon City.Fin the County OF Fremont.
in the State of Colorado: that the
property devised and bedueathed In
and by said VIII. as described there
In. Is; ''all OF the property and es-
tate Ct every kind and description
whatsoever, which I shall have and
to which I shall he entitled at the
time OF my death. and which shall re-
main after the payment OF my just
debts and liabilities. and OF the ex-
penses OF my last sickness and fnner-
al. and OF the probate and execution
OF this VIII: including both real and
personal property. and including all
rights to. and interests in. money and
property OF every description, and as
we'll rights In action as In posses
sion" and that said property by said
VIII II devised and bequeathcd 10
said Irene a. Chase. widow Of said
Robert Ckasr. deccased.
And you. the said Mabel Hanks. are
hereby required to appear and to at
tend the probate of said VIII at ths
office of the County Judge OF said
County OF Fremont, in said State or
Colorado. In the court house In Canon
city In said County. on Wednesday
the sth day OF May. A. u. 1919. at the
hour pf ten o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day.
WITNESS My hand and the seal OF
said Court this End day OF April. A.
d. 1912.
JAMES L. COOPER.
County Judge.
Waldo g. Stump. Attys.
First Pub. April 4. 1912.
Last Pub. May 2, 1912
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GARDEN SEEDS.

J. M. Anderson & Co. have a fne
stock Of garden seeds. They handle
he Livingston True Blue Garden
sssds, also Blue 0rsss aud Alfalfa
sss1s. Boy early ma
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FOR RENT-i2 acre garden land with
4 room house and outbulldings. 2
acres well set to fruit with gool
house and barn on South Ninth. In
cold Park. Phone Jas. t. Wilson. 3.
Ri. 81
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resident of Florence, accompanied
him.
Captain B. F. Rockafellow gave the
members of Greenwood Post, G. A. r.
pleasant treat the other day when
he took them some Russet apples
grown on his ranch. This is a middle
western variety and is very seldom
seen in the west. The taste of russets
brought back fond memories to many
of the old soldiers reared in the east
Mrs. George Walker. of Concrete,
went to Canon City yesterday to meet
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bliley and
little daughter, Huldah, from Cripple
Creek, who will visit for some time
with relatives in this vicinity.-Flor-
ence Citizen.
Under the direction of Evangelist
Pratt the city has been districted and
committees are making a religious
census of the town. Following this
meetings to be held each morning in
the interests of the religious cam
paign now being carried on at Pratts
abernacle.-Florence Citizen.
DR.. Otis Orendorf went to Denver
Thursday night to attend banquet
of the University Club held there to-
day.
DR.. and Mrs. C. Herman Graves
and two sons enjoyed a little family
picnic on the Gorge road yesterday
afternoon.
George A. Prentiss. who has been
confined to his home on North Skin
street TO rthe last six or seven weeks
on account of illness, is slowly con-
valescing and expects to be out in the
course of the next two weeks Mr..
Prentiss recently underwent very
serious surgical operation from
which he is just recovering
w. n. Clark, local manager of the
Arkansas Valley Railway, Light and
Power company, returned home on
Thursday afternoon from Cripple
Creek and Victor. whittier he went
the first of the week in company with
W. F. Raber of Pueblo, vice president
company, to look after some business
matters requiring his attention.
C. W. Carl. since the first of the
year floor manager and advertising
man for the Baker & Biggs Mercan-
tile company. and for some time pre-
viously a salesman there. has re-
signed his position here and will
leave In the course of a few days for
Fort Collins where he has accepted
employment with large dry goods
firm.
Saturday.
Frank Hellmon has painted his
Brush runabout a pretty shade of
gray. 1t looks like a new car now.
Hagen stockder, is now in posses
sion OF a four-cylinder Maxwell car
purchased of The Canon Auto COM
pany.
Mrs. H. F. Gill left on No. We'd
nesday for Canon City to stay cou-
pie OF weeks. Upon her return she
will stop off several days to visit ct
Coaldale.-Salida Mail.
Lawrence Hill. of Canon City, came
up Saturday and is spending the week
with his brother. NJ. E. Hili.-Sallda
Record.
Mrs. II. F. Wood. who has been vis-
iting friends in Denver for the past
three days, is expected to return on
d. & R. c. No. . today.
G. w. Allen and daughter of Wet
more, are visiting in the city today.
Tom Howells of Denver is bust
ness visitor in the city today
Mrs. Willie Canterbury went to Pu-
eblo this morning for short visit
c. A. Beghtol of Denver. arrived in
the city Friday on business trip.
Frank d. Heath and little daughter.
Helen. of Denver, are the guests of
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Thursday.


school for her spring vacation.
Miss Esther DeWeese of Salida, is
spending the week in Canon City the
guest of the Misses Fern, Leila and
Elsie Armstrong.
Friday afternoon the Misses Fern.
Leila and Elsie Armstrong will enter
tain about fifty young ladies at re-
ception in honor of Miss Esther De-
Weese of Salida.
Rev. E. b. Pratt, who is engaged in
a months evangelistic work in Flor
ence, was in town this morning and
reports the outlook for a successful
meeting most encouraging. He says
the services have started off nicely
and he predicts a big growth in the
interest and enthusiasm of the CAM
paign in the course of the next ten
days or two weeks.
Mrs. Lottie E. Morgan received a
postal card from Mrs. Florence Phalf,
formerly a resident of South Canon.
but now living at Los Angeles. In 1t
she stated that her grandson. Arthur
Starr, was run over by an automobile
Saturday. breaking his leg above the
knee. At first the physicians gave no
hopes for his recovery. but later his
condition seemed to improve.
Captain and Mrs. II. NJ. Mingay re-
turned to Canon City this morning
from the Pacific coast where they
have been since the middle of last
August. They spent the greater part
of their time during their absence at
Santa Barbara, although they visited
most of the more important points of
interest from San Diego. southwark to
San Francisco Capt. and Mrs. Mingay
. will leave tomorrow afternoon for
stay of indefinite duration in Florida.
Their headquarters will be st. Cloud
while in that state.
Friday. 54
Mrs. George Bethel Jr. is again out.
in the open air after having been con-
fined to her bed with sickness.
Jake Preston went to Pueblo this
morning for short visit with friends
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs and family
of Denver are expected to arrive here
tomorrow for short visit with rela-
tives and friends. They will make the
trip in their automobile.
c. Beatty went to Denver today to
attend to some business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell are
now nicely situated in their new
home at SOP College avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Reynolds and Mrs. Phil
Collins chaperoned party of young
girls on a picnic up on Grape Creek
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mcdonald left
today for thei rold home in Iowa, !
where they will spend the spring and
summer months.
Charles Ford has now thoroughly
mastered the intricacies OF his new
car and he and his wife are enjoying
long trips every day
The electric sign in front of the
light and power office will soon blaze
forth adorned with new design that
will add much to its attractiveness.
The lawns about the city are show
ing up green and pretty from the ef-
fects of the floods of sunshine of the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Core will leave
next Tuesday morning for Colorado
Springs where they expect to make
their home. Mr. Core. is purchasing
agent for the Canon City q crippl,
Greek Railroad company.
The new show windows Of the
Bethel Clothing company and the Gal
ley Shoe company are now fully COM
plcted and are the subjecss OF favor
able comment By every passerby.
Dr. y r. Moore os Florence, Il "a
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their hall Friday night. There was a
large attendance, and, at the conclu-
sion of the business OF the evening, a
pleasing musical and literary pro-
gram was rendered. Later a luncheon
was served and an hour devoted 20
dancing and social pleasure.
Miss Bertha Matthews went TO Pu-
eblo this morning to visit with her
brother, Fritz Matthews and family.
Mrs. y. D. Barnhardt and daughter.
Mrs. Mcdonald, returned home on
Thursday evening from visit with
relatives in Chicago.
The funeral of the late Robert
Chase was held at the First Methodist
church at o'clock this afternoon and
was largely attended. The services
were conducted by Rev. J. F. Harris
and were very impressive. The floral
tributes of friends were elaborate and
beautiful. The remains were laid to
rest in Lakeside cemetery.
Dame rumor has it, and as the in
terested parties get only great joy
from the report we know it to be true,
that Miss Edith Swope of Hartsel and
Guy SpurIock of Caro- are to be mar
ried this spring. In fact Guy has a
new residence just about completed
on the Spurlock ranch at Caro- and he
states that it is not for rent. These
young people are two of the most
popular in South Park and the news
of their engagement is most pleasant
to their many friends.-Fairplay
Flume. -. L.
DIR. Otis orendorff returned from
Denver today after hurried business
trip.
Mrs. Margaret Morgan Calhoun Of
Tonopah, Nevada, Is visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr.. J. l.. Nor.
gan. Mrs. Calhoun is just returning
from the funeral of an uncle In Mil
waukee. Mr.. Calhoun. her husband s
an assayer in Tonopah.
Joe Thomas. who came up from
Morley the first OF the week to attend
the funeral of his friend. Griffith
Powell. returned this morning. He has
accepted a position as weigh boss at
mine No. 5 near Canon City. under
David Griffith and will take up the
work shortly after the first of the
month.-Florence Citizen.
John Smaller and Miss Mary Wat
son. both of Lincoln Park. were mar
ried by Rev. J. F.~Harris. at the Meth
odist parsonage at 10 o'clock this
morning The groom is employed by
the Canon City & Cripple Creek Rail-
road company here. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smaller will make their home on Lin
coin Park.
Monday
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ridge. who recently went to Oregon.
will remain the same. The name OF
wm. Shadford has been added as the
successor to Mr. Woodbridge
Mrs. S. C. Hoover and two children
returned to her home at Denver Sum
day. Little Miss Betty remained for
longer visit with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Coulter.
A. B. Baker of Cotopaxi is busi-
ness visitor In Canon City today. Mr.
Baker says the outlook for big crop
year in the western part of the coun-
ty is very encouraging.
Mrs. Harriet w. Snow, mother of
NJ. E. Snow, died at the later's home
on Lincoln Park at 11:30 o'clock this
morning. The funeral will take place
from Wilson's undertaking chapel 1t
$3.50 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
body will be taken to Mclean. ILL.,, To-.
burial
Miss Wilma Mcdonald. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Mcdonald of
South Cottonwood avenue, East Can
on. returned home Saturday night
from Cripple Creek where she spent
the spring vacation visiting friends.
Miss Mcdonald formerly resided in
Cripple Creek and greatly enjoyed the
opportunity presented last week OF
renewing old acquaintance there.
Tuesday.
Mr. Finley of Canon City is here do
ing the carpentry act for Contractor
Ed. Holmes.-Penrose Press.
Mrs. NJ. t. Preston went to Trini-
dad this morning to spend week vis-
iting her daughter, Mrs. F. II. Blair.
II. l.. Burgen and J. A. McCollum,
representing the advertising depart
ment CT the st. Louis Republic. are
visitors in Canon City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Strong and IL
tie daughter Dorothy OF Albuquerque.
New Mexico. arrived In Canon City re-
Gently and are fooking about for suit
able ranch property intending to make
this place their home for year or so.
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FOR sAI-E-r-ivery barn. Enquire p.
c. Higgins. Rocky Moruta.n Livery.
witt,
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Mrs. c. A. Calhoun. formerly of this
city. is the guest of Mt. and Mrs.
James Morgan at Canon City. upon
her way home to MiIlers. New. from
Milwaukee, Wis, where she was cali
ed on account OF illness. Florence
Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Core and Mr..
and Mrs. II. s. Kaltenbach left this
morning for Cripple Greek en- route
to Colorado Springs where they ex-
pect to make their homes. Both Mr.
Core and Mr.. Kaltenbach have been
employed in connection with the Can
on City and Cripple Creek railroad
shops for several years and have
many friends here who regret their
transfer to Colorado Springs.
A card from David L. Robson this
morning bearing a Coronado Beach.
California. post mark says: This is
a great country in many respects and
everybody is booster for his To-
cality." He reports California is Il
pretty lively section. full of people
and conditions generally pretty pros
porous. although good many labor
ing men are out Of employment. II Is
not especially Inviting to the man
without money. or some friend who
can secure position for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. E. Snow Of Lincoln
Park Will leave ON the Santa Fe this
afternoon for Bloomington. Illinois,
with the remains OF the formers
mother. Mrs. Harriet Snow. whose
death occurred here at 1880 o'clock
Monday after lingering illness. De-
ceased was seventy-nine years Of age
and was most estimable lady. A
funeral service was held at Wilson ;
undertaking chapel at 1880 o'clock
this afternoon Under the direction OF
Rev. J. F. Harris. pastor of the First
Methodist church.
One OF the most serious disasters
that has befallen the waterworks pipe
line in the Royal Gorge since It's in
stallation three years ago occurred
last Friday night when rock slide
near Sample siding took out about 10
feet Of IT. An immense mass of rock
and earth loosened by the melting
srow swept down the mountain side
and. crushed the pipe line as easily
as would have been the case had !;
been made OF paper. A gang of men
were put to work repairing the dam
age on Sunday and the task was corr.
pieted about six o'clock this morning.
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News Notes
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
Bargains.

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 62S
Main street, Record office
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wANrED--Pe Person who borrowed pipe
hook last fall from Cement Pro-
ducts factory to return It. 7apswt
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Monday.

Misses Bessie Burgess. Rosena Lew
is. Margaret Mackenzie, Irene Milton,
Rosena Lewis. Florence Youngman.
Harry wray and George whlpple.
students at Colorado college are home
for ten days vacation.
DR.. and Mrs. Otis orendorff are
moving into the Emmerson properly
at 429 Pike avenue.
Harley Turner has purchased the
household goods of the Reese family
and will take possession of their
house at 415 N Fourth street. as soon
as it is vacated
Miss Rophena Lewis who has been
spending the spring vacation visiting
her parents in this city. returned to
Ler studies In Colorado College to
day.
Miss Lucy Green. formerly a
teacher in the public schools OF Can
on City, but now teaching at Brighton.
spent last week in the city. She left
Monday morning to resume her schooi
Mrs. F. E. Dayton Of Chicago, Ill.
inois, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Cy-
rus weaber, and her mother, Mrs.
Richie for short time. rxi
Lee witcher left this afternoon for
westclffe to attend to some business
matters requiring his attention. He
expects to return to Canon City or
Tuesday.
work.
Bert Ellis and Fred Pennington,
two of wright's land costumers, were
here this week. Mr. Ellis comes from,
Canon City and purchased In section
"a where he will build a bungalow in
a short time. Fred Pennington also Of
Canon City is preparing to make inn
provements on his tract in section Z.
-Penrose Press.
The town OF Portland will hold the
FIRST regular election OF trustees to-
morrow. Only one ticket hts been
placed In the field headed by Mayor
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ACCORD WAllTSse LugB
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Waldo g. Stump. Attys.
First Pub. April 4. 1912.
Last Pub. May 2. 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23
TWO MEN OFF BROWN TEAM
Kulp and Mitchell May Be Out
of Game for Good.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Providence, r. J., Nov. 22.--Two of
Browns regulars will be out Of the
game with Norwich tomorrow, and II is
more than possible that they will play
no more football this season. They are
Kulp, left guard. and Mitchell. centre.
Kulp had the misfortune to pup ten
don in one Of his legs at practice yester-
day, and the injury will lay him on the
shelf temporarily at least. Mitchell
shattered bone In his hand in prac-
tice on wednesday, and he, too, will be
out of the game for tomorrow. at any
rate. Goldberg was groOmed to-day for
Kulp's place, and Staff Will go In for
Mitchell at centre.
The practice to-day was light. con-
sisting chiefly of q brisk signal drill.
There is little likelihood that all of the
regulars will be trotted out against the
Vermonters. as the coaches prefer TO
rely for the most part On straight foot
ball tactics to win tomorrow.
The Brown lineup for the game with
Vermont will probably be: Langdon,
left end; Murphy, left tackle; Goldstein.
left guard; STAFF, centre; Gottstein, right
guard: KratZ, night tackle; Ashbaugh,
right end; Crowther, quarterback; Tens
ney. left halfback; Bean, right half
back; Henry, fuilback With the excep-
ton Of the substitutions for Kulp and
Mitchell, this Is the same team that
won from Lafayette, and practically the
same that held Yale to 10 points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23
Thinks Superiority in Kicking
Will Turn Tide in Favor
of the Crimson.
HIGH PRAISE FOR BACKS
Has Little Faith in Running
Z Attack, but Says Yale
Team Is Lik-ly to
Show Real Fight.
BY Sol Metzger.

Harvard Is my choice for the great
football game with Yale at New Haven
to-day, but / have little faith In the abll-
ity q the Crimson to defeat Yale BY
means OF touchGowns for the reason that
while | believe the eleven to be more
finished, do not think II has sufficient
superiority over the Blue to score a
straight rushing.
l do think, however, that Harvard is
much stronger than Yale in kicking
way FELTON, may not outdistance Flynn
but he can place his punts better for his
ends TO cover, while Brickley has ac-
o,,Ired remarkable accuracy In drop kick
ing and is likely 10 be surer than Pun
pelly, the hero OF the Princeton game
| have Some faith In come back" by
Yale in this, the last game. Certainly
there has been ample opportunity offered.
as an eleven has seldom had the raking
and criticism this team has received. All
Of this leads me TO the conclusion that
as II lie human II will arise to the occs-
sion Personal pride would bring this
about were there no further incentive,
and l look for a logged and hard fight
by Yale one that may bring the Blue
out in the lead.
In Flynn and spalding Yale has two
powerful backs, yet their play this sea-
son has been far from satisfactory, end
the bulk of the work has IN consequence
fallen upon Philbin. who has carried the
burden in splendid style. II these two
come to the front and show dash 70
their attack, good interference and
strong defence, Yale will play on even
terms with the Crimson. And in Ike
manner a stiff brace by the line would
Just about spell victory. AS It has been
all this fall neither OF these parts OF
the Eli team has shown An ability com
mensurate with Its physical makeup. 50
that on form Harvard has all the better
OF II.
Personally, think a man-for-man COM
parison favors the Crimson, and / feel
sure that such is the case Ia the back
field. Rarely Is q team blessed With
three such men as Brickley. Wendell and
Hardwick, who can hit the line like bat
tering rams or circle the ends with speed.
In my opinion, Pennock is one OF the
truly great guards Of the season, and
should shine in this position, while look
for Hitchcock and Storer TO outp!ay the
Yale tackles.
Yale has the best end on the field In
Bomeisler but otherwise the Harvard
men do not suffer In a comparison, and
It appears to me as II the Crimson is
likely to gain more ground In the running
back OF punts.
One thing further Harvard. on the
games this year, is stronger in the funda-
mental OF football. The men handle the
ball more cleanly. tackle harder. charge
quicker and hit the line with more dash
and daring. All this, with superior punt
ing and drop kicking, points clearly to
Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23
LOVE FEAST FOR TIGERS
Football Men Toasted and big
Bill" Edwards Is Doomed
for Governor.

Walter Chandler, jr., Princeton, 'es, was
host al dinner to the Princeton foot
ball players and coaches In the Hotel
Martinique last evening. Forty-four sons
OF "Old Nassau" sat about the table.
The dinner was one Of good fellowship
only, no business being transacted. or
captain for next years team elected, but
Street Cleaning Commissioner big Bill"
Edwards, 'ss, who was toastmaster was
doomed for Governor by Ferdinand Eber-
stadt, manager Of this years eleven, and
a handsome gold watch was presented
to T. A. Wilson, Is. IN appreciation OF
his services as coach during the season
Just ended.
There was some discussion OF the coach
ing policy for next year and q great
deal OF enthusiasm for the work accom-
plished.
The table was in the form of three
sides of a hollow square. In the middle
OF which was the famous stuffed tiger
skin. with Hughie Colder, the football
mascot, sitting astride It's back. The
doors were closed against all who were
not invited guests.
Among those present were: w. Fl. Ed
wards. IS; Philip King. 's3, whe vas
captain Of both the baseball and football
teams; Knox Taylor, IS; John Poe, 90;
A. L. Wheeler, 49, Fl. Wheeler. 80;
Parke H. Davis, 'ss: K. L. Ames, go;
Langdon Lee, 'ss, and A. w. Kelley, 'Ss.
The members OF the team will go to
New Haven to-day. to see the Yale-Har-
ward football game