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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18
SATURDAY..
Here for the Holidays.

Mrs. p. Bell and son Glenn of Perry,
Iowa, arrived here recently and are
guests OF the formers son, Clyde Bell,
at sl2 North Seventh street. They will
remain in Canon City until after the
Christmas holidays. Glenn Bell is a
locomotive engineer in the employ Of
the Chicago. Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company.
Sustained Fracture Of Arm.
Mrs. z. @. Bettis. who by q mishap
While descending the cellar stairway
q week ago. fell and broke her left
arm. is reported to 10 getting alonx
aIcely. Although the injury was quite
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MONEY ToLoAN

The Fremont Building and Loar
Association has money 10 loan on
easy terms. The best plan in all the
world for paying on . mortgage on
trs homs. Bee Guy U. Hardy. treas
lr'r. or chas. 4 waldo. sserstary
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Left Thursday for SaIida.

Ira Carrier left Thursday afternoon
for salida where he will consult DR..
Cochems in relation to an indisposi-
ton from which he suffered for long
time. He will be gone several days.
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORRCLOs
IRE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO,
County of Fremont
In the District Court.-No. 3ss5.


Under and by virtue of a final judg-
ment and decree OF foreclosure and
order OF sale. made and entered by the
Court. in the District Court In and for
the County OF Fremont and State Of
Colorado. on the sixteenth day Of De-
cember. A. ID. 1918. wherein Il is con-
sidered. ordered. adjudged and decreed.
, by the Court, that there Is due the
above-named plaintiff. GEORGE BALL.
| from the above-named defendants. X.
MCINTYRE. and J. A. BOYSEN, and
o. W. LOvAN. upon a certain note and
mortgage. the sum Of One Thousand
Eight Hundred Seventy-seven Dollars
and Thirty-three Cents (s1.S77.33) and
4 the further sum OF Ninety-seyen Dol
lars and Ninety-two Cents t9I.92).
for and on account OF taxes paid by
said plaintiff on the mortgaged prop
erty described In said mortgage deed.
and the further sum Of One Hundred
TWENTY-FIVE Dollars (t12S.0o). for and
on account OF attorneys fees. as pro-
vided by the terms and conditions Of
said mortgage deed. and amounting In
the aggregate to the sum Of Twenty
one Hundred Dollars and Twenty-Five
Cents tS2 .l00.25): and. under and by
virtue OF said Judgment and decree OF
| foreclosure and order OF sale. |. the
UNDERMINED, William II. Newcomb,
l Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
am authorized, directed and empow-
cred TO expose for sale all that certain
property described in said MORTGAGE
ldeed and hereinafter described at
public auction, after giving notice OF
the time and place Of said sale. ac-
cording to the course and practice di
the Court, and the law relative to the
sale of real estate under execution,
for the purpose of realizing the amount
SO found due to the plaintiff. as afore-
said, together with interest thereon
from and after the said sixteenth day
OF December. A. ID. 1913. together with
i the sum OF Twenty-one and l3-1oo
Dollars. costs OF this action. and to-
gether with costs. disbursement and
commissions on said sale.
NOW, THEREFORE,. public notice
is hereby given that will. on Nom
day. the twelfth day OF January. A. ID.
1914. at the hour OF ten o'clccs in the
forenoon OF that day. a. e.: front doo-
OF the County Court Hcuse. in Canon
4 Guy, in the County Of ia'cInon. and
State OF Colorado. offer for sale and
sell. to the highest and best bidder.
for cash, the property lying and being
In the County OF Fremont and State of
Colorado. and known and described as
4 follows. to-wit: Lot numbered Eleven
i ui). in Block numbered Eleven uD.
In Thomas Macon's Addition TO Canon
City, as shown by the plat of said Ad-
dition filed and recorded In the office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
said Fremont County.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. De-
cember Seventeenth. A. ID. 1913.
WILLIAM II. NEWCOMB.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. Dec. IS. 1913.
Last Pub. Jan. s. 1914.
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To San Diego.

Miss Wreath Boggs. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Hardy for two weeks
left Friday morning for San Diego.
California. where she will spend the
winter.
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DR.. Rambo Back.

DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Rambo and lit
tie daughter have returned from their
long visit at ottumwa and other lows
points.
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Iowa Family Here.

=. r. Brewer and family Of Chari-
ton. Iowa. have come to Canon City
10 spend the winter. Mr.. Brewer Is
HIuch pleased with our climate al
though he found us at the worst time
possible.
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Record Want Ads are sure to brirs
results
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THURSDAY.
Has Returned to Pueblo.

Has Returned TO Pueblo.
Miss Frances Garrett returned TO
her home in Pueblo Tuesday. after a
few days visit in Canon City as the
guest of Mrs. John Z. Keefe at 70l
Pine avenue.
Snow Very Deep In Northern Colo.
DR.. E. r. Fulkerson returned to
Canon City Wednesday night from =
visit to Denver and points in north
ern Colorado. He says people here
have but little idea OF the depth of
the snow in Boulder, Fort Collins and
other towns In the northern portion
of the state. In many sections the
snowfall measured five feet on level
and travel for several days last week
extremely difficult. and between some
communities impossible.
Married at Ration, New Mexico.
Word has been received here Of the
marriage of Miss Bessie doyle. daugn-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Moyle OF
this city. at Ration, n. NJ. on Dec. 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins are expected
here to spend the Christmas holidays
with the parents OF the bride.
FRIDAY.
Left Thursday for SaIida.
Ira Carrier left Thursday afternoon
for Salida where he will consult DR..
Cochems in relation to an indisposi-
tIon from which he suffered for long
time. He will be gone several days.
To San Diego.
Miss Wreath Boggs. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Hardy for two weeks
left Friday morning for San Diego.
California, where she will spend the
winter.
Cold Weather in Westeliffe.
Judge wilkin. Jas. A. Stump. Judge
J. @. Schweigert. A. L. Jeffrey. Jas. T.
Locke. Arthur Fredrickson and Henry
L. Denison. the latter court reporter
returned to Canon City this afternoon
from Silver Cliff. where they have
been in attendance at the December
term of the Custer county district
court since the last OF the week. Mr..
Denison states that the thermometer
Indicated temperature of eleven de-
xrees below zero at westcliffe at Z
o'clock Thursday morning and a cor
responding degree Of cold at the same
hour this morning.
A Healthy Place to Live.
Only one death has occurred in
Canon City and It's immediate sur
roundings during the last thirty days
and that was an aged lady and result
ed from appendicitis. 1t is doubtful
whether any other community in Colo
rado containing anything like a SINH
sr population. which is approximately
10000. can show anything like as Low
q death rate. Canon City. according to
its vital statistics, is one of the health
lest places In the United States.
Iowa Family Here.
p. r. Brewer and family of chari.
ton. Iowa. have come to Canon City
20 spend the winter. Mr.. Brewer is
riuch pleased with our climate al
though he found us at the worst time
possible.
SATURDAY.
Here for the Holidays.
Mrs. p. Bell and son Glenn of Perry
Iowa, arrived here recently and are
guests OF the formers son, Clyde Bell
at s12 North Seventh street. They will
remain in Canon City until after tho
Christmas holidays. Glenn Bell is q
locomotive engineer in the employ ol
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FOR RENT-F'urnished 4-room cot
tage. $50 Pine Ave. 27Cptf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-12-18

I1osT-sorrel mare. white star %
forehead, weight 600 pounds. Re-
ward es. Return Or notify Nick orth.
Prospect Hslshts.
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WANTED

wANTED-Good real estate loans. B
& L. Assn. Guy O. Hardy. Treas.
24sps
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News Notes
tAdvertisementj

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street. Record Office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
Nearly Fifty New Cottages.

During the past winter many new
changes have taken place in Newport.
Nearly fifty new cottages have been
built at Eye Creek and several new
business houses have been opened. The
large Odd Fellows building, which was
in the course of construction last year
is now occupied by the post office, the
Bon Ton confectionery store, a pool
hall and drug store. Two new build.
ings have been recently erected adjoin.
ing the post office and will be Occu.
pied by a meat market and moving
picture show Elmer Patrick is now 10.
Gated in his new store in the Hoover
building. The Western State Bank has
been moved into the concrete building
on Main street, midway between New
port and Nye Beach, overlooking the
ocean, has been built the Gillian Cas-
tle," which will be occupied by hOte
and photograph studio. A new three
story hotel building is now being con
structed at Nye Beach, facing the
ocean.
George Savage, formerly of Salem
has built number of cottages at Nyt
Beach for the use of beach visitors.
The Nye Creek Natatorium, which
was so popular last year, has beer
remodeled and otherwise improved.
Charles Putnam has opened a new
restaurant in the old post office build
ing. The interior has been remodelet
and it has been made into a very at
tractive place.
Newport will celebrate the Fourtl
of July again this year. Five hundred
dollars have aready been subscribed by
the business men and elaborate plan
are being made for the entertainment
of the visitors.
Aquatic sports, including swimming
races, diving and boat races, are listet
on the program. A fireworks display
will be held in the evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Rice and sons
of Pendleton, have arrived in New.
port and will occupy the Rice cottage
this summer.
C. A. Germond, of Salem, is regis.
tered at the Midway hotel
Miss LYDIA Hickernell, of Saegertown,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mar,
garet Osburn, at the Osburn hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. McElroy, of Sa,
lem, have located in Newport. Mr..
McElroy is building a new cottage.
A. II. Devers, Jr., of Portland, spent
a few days at the sea shore last week.
Ebert Thompson is registered at the
Abbey from Salem.
Miss Clara f. Wallan, of Hermiston
is visiting Mrs, Margaret Osburn at
the Osburn hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Veal, of Albany,
are located in the Burrows cottage at
Nye Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank V. Prime, of
Salem, are in Newport for a short stay,
They are registered at the Abbey.
D, A. White of Salem, is building a
cottage at Nye Creek.
Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Spence, of Port.
land, are staying at the Hotel Kelly,
Lamar and Leslie Tooze, of Salem,
who are attending the State University
at Eugene, are in Newport for the sum.
mer.
About seventy-five people from Cor,
wallis, Albany and other Valley cities,
came to Newport on the excursion Sun.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keeton, of
Salem, are camping at Nye Creek for
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs, Benjamin F. Beezley
Of Falls City, are in Newport for the
Summer.
Mrs, Walter L. Tooze, of Salem, ar.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18

Many interesting side trips such as
Devils Punch Bowl, Otter Rocks,
Seal Rocks, Heceta Head, the light
house and many others of much
interest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
A Great Resort
For Pleasure Seekers

The weather has been very fine.
Hundreds of people are already enjoy.
ing surf bathing. Whenever the tide
is out there is a great table spread just
below the Cliff House, and everybody
has an enjoyable time.
This resort is rapidly coming to the
front rank as one of the best on the Pa.
cific coast, having the additional ad.
vantage Of the grandest scenery in the
background, to which no other resort
can lay claim,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
SUMMER VISITORS
ARRIVE IN NEWPORT
Each Boat Brings Increasing Numbers
to Popular Resort on Shore Of
Pacific.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS ARE
MADE AT AGATE BEACH
Nearly Fifty New Cottages Have Also
Been Built at Nye Creek in New
port Recently.
BY Lamar Tooae.

Newport, Ore, June 1s.-The sum-
mer visitors have commenced to arrive
in Newport and each boat brings in
creasing numbers. In order to handle
the augmenting freight and passenger
traffic another train will be placed into
commission between Albany and va.
quina shortly which will arrive in New
port about noon The Sunday excur-
sions have already begun and each one
brings number of people As the re.
suit of a recent investigation by the
railroad commission the road bed along
the entire length of the railroad is be-
ing repaired, new ties put in and
heavier rails laid. These improve
ments will undoubtedly reduce the time
which is now consumed in making the
trip.
The conclusion Of the Rose festival
and the advent of warm weather in the
Valley will no doubt serve to bring
people to the coast. Cottages are being
opened up and the hotels and boarding
houses which have been closed during
the winter months are being placed in
readiness for their summer guests.
Agate Beach Changes.
Since last season number of
changes have been made at Agate
Beach, the new resort which was
opened up last summer couple of
miles up the beach from Newport. Two
stores have been built and few
houses have been erected, while others
are in the course of construction. The
highways have been improved and a
small park laid off, An addition has
been made to the Agate Beach Inn, the
resort s leading hOstelry, The beach
has telephone and electric light con-
nections and is supplied with running
water. Tt is expected that the new re-
sort will be even more popular this sea-
son than last.
Thirteen on Hike.
A party of 13 Salem people arrived in
Newport Saturday afternoon after
two days 'hike" from Black Rock,
the western terminus of the Salem,
Falls City & Western Railroad, After
leaving g'Blaclt Rock Friday morning the
party walked to the ranch of William
Hinshaw on the Siletz river, a few
miles from the Indian agency, where
they spent the night, On Saturday
they walked the remaining distance of
% miles into Newport, Several rain
storms were encountered on the trip
and the "hikers" were thoroughly
drenched. They expect to spend a week
in Newport. Those making the trip
were George +. Rodgers and daughter,
Margaret; DR.. and Mrs. +. c, Griffiths
and sons, John, Wallace and Lewis;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Albert and daugh-
ter, and Paul b. Wallace, all Of Salem;
Miss Helen Krause and Glenn Sigel, Of
Portland,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
A Delightful Place

Newport on Yaquina Bay is the ideal
place to spend that summer vacation
The cool, delightful climate the ocean
breezes, the surf bathing, the beautiful
woods and the smooth beaches are al
attractive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-06-18
Nnwnort and dNvpReach Oregon's Greatest Resorts

rived Tuesday evening and will spend
the summer at this beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Friel, of Eu-
gene, are among the latest arrivals at
this beach.
Miss Katherine. Torrey, of Frank
linville, N. Y, is spending few weeks
at the sea side.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. verluyck, of
Salt Lake City, are guests at the Os-
burn.
o. A. Windfelder, of San Francisco,
spent few days in Newport last week.
W. F. Masters, of Roseburg, is in
Newport for a short visit.
C. ]. Smith, of Portland, is staying
at the Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Dunbar, of Eu-
gene, arrived in Newport last week.
George F. Rodgers, formerly mayor
of Salem, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Margaret, is spending few days
at the beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Green, of
Roseburg, are passing few days at
the sea shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Summertime, of
Salem, are in Newport on short vaca,
tion.
Mrs. Kate Craig, of Independence
arrived in Newport last week for a
short stay.
F. A, samuelson, of Cotton, Or, is at
the beach for a few days.
| F. NJ. Barrett is one of the latest Wis
itors from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Bristol are regis
tered at the Abbey from Portland.
! G.. C. Cavaline, of Portland, was a
beach visitor few days last week.
Mrs. Olive Barton, of Milton, is one
of the latest arrivals at the Osburn.
E. F. Caldwell of Seattle, is spend
ing a few days at Newport.
G. j. Smith, of Portland, is a guest
at the Abbey.
o. Wood, of Philomath, has arrived
in Newport and will spend a few days
here.
I B. A. Millsap, of San Francisco, is
spending a few days by the sea side.
C. E. Reynolds, of Portland, is one
of the recent guests at the Abbey
house.
c. NJ. Keep, of Beaver Lake, will
spend few days here.
T. G. Coleman is incuded among the
Portland contingent at the beach.
F. P. Caybaugh is spending his va.
cation at Newport.
John Wassam, of Coburg, has ar.
rived at Newport and Will spend a few
days here.
o. c. Wolfe is among the recent AL
bany visitors.
w. r. Gwynn, formerly of Toledo
has opened law office in the Western
State Bank building.
A. n. Holman is a Portland guest at
the Abbey.
Mrs. F. W. Gertulla is a guest at the
Abbey from Kernville,
! D. D. Moreland was a last week Is
visitor here.
f. T. Marchetti is visiting in New.
port for a short time.
John Smith is among the Portland
peope registered at the Abbey.
C. A. Brand, of Portland, is visitor
at the seaside.
| E. II. Sarter, of Seattle, is enjoying
the beauties of this resort.
| c. F. Smith arrived from Portland
last week and registered at the Abbey
Mrs. Ida Britten is included among
those staying at the Osburn at NyC
Beach.
Mrs, James Shumway and Mrs Ada
Mcconnell are recent arrivals from
Milton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-08
VISITED BY FIRE.
Washington, Me-, Suffers
Another Heavy Loss.
KdlGr'S and POIdnd'S Stores De-
stroyed--S Shop Damaged.
Heavy Loss in Masonic and East
ern Star Lodge Rooms.

Washington, Me. Feb 7.-(SpeciaD.-
Another disastrous fire visited this vii
lage, early this morning, destroying
Harold Il. Kaler's store and Mrs. AL
fred Poland's millinery store and near
ly destroying Edward Johnston's har-
ness shop. The fire was discovered,
pont, who lives across the street and
by Alonzo Mitchell, who is stopping
with Mrs. Upham across the street
The other way, a few minutes later. Mr.
Mitchell called up the Telephone Cen
ts4l and an emergency alarm was at
once given over all the lines, but the
fire lad reached such Roadway that It
was impossible to even save any of the
contents of Kaler's store, so they at
orce went about saving the contents
Of Mrs. Polands millinery store, which
was only four or five feet away. The
harness shop was already ON fire and
they gave up trying to save it at one
time, but recruits came and by a des-
Eorate effort part Of the building
was saved with the greater part of the
contents. although badly damaged.
Kaler's store was Two large two-story
buildings known as Gus Laws store
in the square on the corner of the road
leading from Rockland To Augusta and
the road leading to Liberty. The lower
back store was storehnuse for flour,
grain. tools, canned goods. etc, and
Continued on Page Twelve.)
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COMMITTEE HEARINGS.

The hearings held by the committee
on Libraries, Friday afternoon, had on
the list a resolve providing for the
distribution of the book, Makers Of
Maine" and order for the purchase of
the Maine State Year Book, and order
for the purchase of the Maine Official
and Classified Business Directory. a
resolve relating to the Documentary
History of Maine, and resolve in re-
lation to early York county deeds.
The latter resolve provides for the
preservation of the early York deeds,
now said to be a century old and sadly
In need of proper care. Representative
Ernest G. Bowler of Bethel appeared
in favor of the resolve, describing the
condition of the books.
Herbert r. Holmes of Lewiston,
former State librarian and author of
Makers of Maine appeared for the
resolve concerning his. work. He fur
nished al list of historical works pur-
chased by the State through resolves
since 1888, and passed around copies
of the volume for inspection by mem
bers of the committee
The resolve relating to the Docu-
mentary History of Maine provides for
the appropriation of $500 for each of
the years 1913 and 1914 for compiling
and publishing the 18th, 18th, 14th and
10Th volumes Of this work. the esti-
mated cost of each of the new volumes
being, for publication, 1880
This resolve is fostered by the plan
To complete the work of 10 volumes
within the next four years, the State
then being expected to purchase 500
books of each volume at $3.50 each
Eleven volumes have already been
completed and published.
Judge Joseph w. Symonds of Port
land, member of the Maine Histori-
cal Society, stated that early compile
ton of the work is imperative if the
high standard of the preceding vol
umes is retained. because of the age
of the author, James P. Baxter of
Portland. Mr.. Baxter is now SO years
of age, nearly all of the latter part
of his life having been given to re-
search, in this country and England,
employing several assistants, in this
historical work He is estimated to
have been placed at an expense of
over $4,000.
Nathan Could, librarian of the His
torical Society seconded the plea of
Judge Symonds and urged the neces-
sity of haste.
Rev. DIR. Henry 8. Burrage, formerly
of Portland but now residing in Mas
sschusetts, while engaged in the COM
piling of colonial history, also ap-
peared in favor of the resolve and dis
cussed. some of the subjects discovered
in the research which had never be-
fore been published in any form. He
said that Mr.. Baxter is ready to give
the material, asking only money to
put it before the public.
Augustus r. Moulton. Portland at
torney, followed DR.. Burrage for q
short summary of the work accom-
plished in the II volumes and proposed
for the remaining eight.
Purchase of Year Books.
The order for the purchase of Year
Continued on Page Nine.)
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And Money Trust Investigators Stop
Examination, Deciding Further
Questioning Would Endanger His
Life==The Doctor So States.
Nothing Of Value in Testimony but Pitiab|e Scene
At Oil Magnate's Jeky Island Home

Jekyl Island, Ga. Feb "A spasm
Of the throat that left William Rookie
Teller strangling, trembling old man,
on tine verge of nervous collapse,
terminated his exapination by Clair
man Pujo and Counsel Samuel Cnter-
myer of the House Money Trust COM
mittee here. today.
Mr.. Rockefeller was asked just four
questions, all practically immaterial
before the attack forced conclusion OF
he hearing. The aged Standard Oil
maanotc was closeted with the com
mitteemen for only Il minutes. At the
nd of the time he was assisted to his
couch by DR. Walter f. Chapel, his
physician. who declared his patient ex
hausted.
In dr Roekefeiler's apartment in
the apartment house sans Souci on the
Isolated island. that forms the estate
IF the exclusive millionaires club OF
Jekyl island, the p ear-old standard