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SEVEN
ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

Estate of David Schanck. Deceased
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Executor OF the LAST will and
testament OF David Schancls. late of
the County of Fremont. IL the State OF
Colorado, deceased. hercry gives no.
tice that be will appear 0csore the
County Court OF said Fremont County.
at the Court House In Canon City. "a
said County, at the December Term.
1912. on Friday, February 21st, 1913.
at O'Clock in the afternoon of that
day. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notihes
and requested to attend for the pgr-
pose OF having the same adjusted All
persons indebted to eaid estate are re-
quested TO make immedia.e payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at Canon City, Colorado. fhi.
18th day of January. A. ID. 1918 -
T. b. COULTER, Executor.
First Pub. Jan. 20. 1919.
Last Pub. Feb. 90. 1913.
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GETS PROMOTION.

Mr.. Thomas Evans. who has been
the efficient cashier for the Wells
Fargo Express Company in this city
for the pas, two years. will leave SAT-
urday for Las Vegas. New Mexico.
where he will accept position SINH
lar in capacity but wit ha much larg-
er responsibility with the same COM
pany.
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". C. M0YlE HAS
BEENlSERIOUSIY I'LL

W. c Moyle OF the dry goods Erm of
Dun 4 Moyle has been seriously III q
his home on GreenSo avenue for the
past week or more. but is reported to
be somewhat improved today. He Is
suffering from a kidney affection and
], wss believed at FIRST that an opera
ion Afforded the only means of relief.
but II Is now thought that he viii be
able to escape that ordeal.
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IRRIGATED FARMS
ARE IN NO DANGER

Washington. Feb. s.-There is
nothing whatever In conditions In
the west to warrant the belief that lr-
rigation agriculture is in any danger
OF extinction today. tomorrow. or With
In the next hundred years asserts
Secretary Wilson OF the department Of
agriculture. 10 reply to letter from
Secretary Fisher. obiecting to the dec
laratlon OF Dr. u. T. Galloway. chief
OF the bureau OF plant industry that
20 far as he knew that there never
bad been any long continued succesr-
ful irrigation farming on arid lsai
anywhere In the world. The secretary
adds. however. that here are eondi-
tons In the west needing most care
full consideration on the part OF all
those Interested In the proper develop
mcnt OF this vast region He says Dr.
Galloway In a recent statement TO
house committee meant that an many
parts of the world where arid eond.-
tons prevail. such as Asiatie Turkey.
Persia. Afghanistan. the extreme
northwestern portion OF India. parts
OF North Africa and our own south
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NorIcr of FINaL SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter OF the EetAtt OF
EEnac Hoiac. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on sat
urdsy the third day Of March. \. u.
1918, At ie a m. being one OF the reg
ular days Of the March Term Of the
County Court of Fremont County. In
the State OF Colorado. !. Joseph Nez-
xetti. OF said estate. will appear be-
fore the Judge OF said Court. present
my final settlement as such admins
TRAITOR. pray the approval OF the same
and viii then apply to be discharged
as such administrator. At which
time and place any person in Interest
may appear and present objections
to the sane II any there he.
Datei at Canon City. Colorado. jan
uary %. isi3-
JOSEPH VEzZETTl.
Administrator OF the Estate OF lEnac
Holac. Deceased.
First Pub. Jan. 80. 1918.
Last Pub. Feb. 20. 1918,
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LUNCHEON IN PUEBLO
FOR MISS WHITE

In compliment TO Miss Ethyl White
OF Canon ciry, Mrs Elmer lee White
extended her charming hospitality at
delightful four-course luncheon on
Wednesday. The dainty color scheme
OF pink and white. carried out with
Killarney roses. was used In pretty
table decorations Pueblo Leader.
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Children'Cry
FOR fleTcHER'S
GAS T Q RIA
sTOCkHOLngns' MEETING.

Canon City. Colo, January 2sth. 1919
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF
The Canon City Hydraulic and Irri.
eating Ditch Company will be held At
the. office OF said Company at No. ssS
Main Street. Canon City. Colorado.
February e6. 1919. at two o'clock y.
IN. Tor hearing reports OF the Officers
Tor the. past year; for the purpose OF
making an asscssment ON the capital
stock OF the company for keeping Its
irrisating ditch IN repair. Also for the
purpose OF elccting directors 10 serve
for the ensuing year. ard for the
may properly come before, the meet
ing.
!. II. HARRISON, prcsident
u. ~ ROCKAFEl4IOW. Secretary.
Firn Pub. Feb. -. 1913. - = X !.
las Pub. Feb, 20. 1919.
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DR.. KIM. New pI.ce,er,

sooihes irritAfed throat and lunxs,
stops chronic and hacking cough. re-
lIeves tickling throat. tastes nice Take
no other: once used. always used. Buy
u at Hunter PaimeTs.-adv.
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Notice OF Foreclosure SALE
STATE OF COLORADO,
In fhe Ceunts Court.

County Of Fremont
In the County Court
Emil Tobler. Plaintiff. vs. Anna UHs-
worth. defendant
To the above named defendant. and
to all others who may be Interest,"
ed;
Notice Is hereby given that. by vir-
tue of the authority vested in ME by
decree OF the court In the above eR-
titled cause. made and entered on the
i4th day OF January. 1918. and the or
der OF the Clerk OF said Court mads
and issued pursuant to the provisions
and directions of said decree. on the
18th day OF January. 1918. 7 will. On
the 10Th day of February. 1913. com
mencing af the hour of 10 o'clock In
the forenoon OF that day. offer for
sale and sell at public auction at the
front door OF the Fremont COUNTY
court house in Canon City. State OF
Colorado. to the highest bidder and
for the highest and best price tbs
same will bring for cash. all the fol-
lowing described real estate. premises
and property. situate In the County OF
Fremont. State OF Colorado. to-wit;
Lots numbered nine f9) and ten
tf0l. in block numbered forty-thre>
(43l In Hardins's Second Addition 10
Canon City. according to the Recorded
Plat"
The purpose OF said sale is to coma
ply with the requirements and provi-
sions of said decree. which was made
and entered I'm an action for the fore
closure of a certain mortsage, re-
corded in the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont
County. IN the State OF Colorado. In
Book i57. at page ie6. and partlcu-
larry to realize from such sale the
sum OF sltse-SS with interest frpn
said date of said decree and being the
amount due and owing to plalntin as
by said decree found. including attor-
ney's fees allowed by the Court; also
TO realize the amount of costs in. said
action as taxed in the sum OF sis,s3.
and for the expenses OF this sale.
Dated January rs. 1919
WILLIAM ". NEwCoMB,
sheriff OF Fremont County.
First Pub. Jan. %. 1918.
Last Pub. Feb, Is. 1919
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NOTICE. OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of James
J. Beach. Deceased
Notice is hereby given. that pur-
suant to an order made by the county
court OF Fremont county fixing time
for that purpose on Saturday. the 18th
day OF February. A. d. 1918. being one
of the regular days OF the December.
1919, Term OF the County Court Of
Fremont County. In the State OF Col
orado. l. Ralph W. Beach. administra-
tor De Bonis non OF said estate. will
appear before the Judge of said Court.
present my final settlement as such
administrator. pray the approval Of
the same. and will then apply to be
discharged rs such administrator. At
which time aud place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
icctions to the same. IL any there be.
Dated AT Canon City. Colorado, Jan
uary llih. 1918.
RALPH W. BEACH.
Administrator DE Bonis non OF the
Estate OF James J Beach. deceased.
First Pub. Jan. i6. 1919
Last Pub. February Is. 1918.
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MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND
BRIDE OF PROF. PRESTON
tBy United Press,

Princeton. y. J.. Feb. io.-Mrs. Grov-
er Cleveland today married Prof.
Thomas Preston at the home Of Prcsi-
dent Hihben Of Princeton. Hibben Of
nciated a, the ceremony.
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Miss Lena Hodgin who underwent
en- operation for appendicitis at the
Graves hospital recently. il convaIesc-
ing rapidly and will soon be home
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF ]. X Humphrey, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
j. X Humphrey. late OF the County OF
Fremont. in the State OF Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice tha; she
Will appear before the County Court
OF said Fremont County. at the Court
House in Canon City. in said County.
at the December Term, 1912. on Sat
urday. February Is, 1913. at o'clock
Ia the afternoon of that day. at which
time all persons having claims against
said estate arc notified and requested
to attend for the purpose OF having
tho same adjusted. All persons In
debted to said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment to the un-
dcrsigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
18th day OF January. A. D. 1913,
LAURA T.. HuBBEi-i.
Administrator.
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Charles y. Halscy, a prominent cat
,leman Of Canon City and Trinidad
is at the southern Colorado hospital.
suffering from blood poison. the result
OF a bruised ankle. Mr.. Haisey's cor
dition IS snslrcly satisfaotory.--Pu Pues-
10 star-JOurnaL
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-For stecx.
Good ranch. Inquire g, G. DALEY
SIS New York Ave s7%2
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First Pub. Feb. 6. 1918.
Last Pub March 6. 1918
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tSEAI.l
First Publication Jan. %.
Last Publication Feb. -.
The evening times., 1913-05-10
TOWN is HIS MONUMENT.

MANY man has had monument
erected to him after his death. but
Fred Harvey, of Douglas, Wyo., made
his own monument" said John Elder,
q mining man of Wyoming, who, with
a number of western meen, was talk
ing of the ability of some men to see
far ahead of their fellows. Douglas
in early days was about as desolatc
a place as man could enter to seek
food and shelter. 1t was a sheep, cat
tie, and mining center, shipping
point, and from far-away ranges came
men who had given to the country
much wealth from what seemed, and
does seem today to eastern men, an
impossible country. 1t is at the very
edge of the bad lands where SEEM
ingly crow would have to carry ra-
tions. Fred Harvey was a lawyer, and
was elected mayor of Douglas good
many years ago. He had ideas, and
he put them to work He got all the
married gamblers together, told them
the first crooked card turned would
mean the end Of playing, and put 1t
up ITO the district either to conduct
1tssIf above reproach or to quit. Then
NJ started to grade the streets Of the
town. There were protests on every
hand, but he graded them. and when
the people found how much better
they were they were glad the mayor
had taken the initiative
without ostentation Harvey had an
1S0inGncs passed compelling the con.
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POULTRY Z
FOUNDATIONS.
BY Cockspur:

Foundations of poultry houses can
be made of concrete. brick, stone or
wood. If building is to be a per-
manent one, wood must be considered
as the least serviceable.
When concrete, stone, or brick il
used, the concrete or stone being pre-
ferable. the foundation must be plac-
ed deep enough to prevent any action
by frost. 1t is we'll to dig anywhere
between a fot and half to two feet
below the frost line. Cement should
be added to the concrete or it will not
last.
In the making Of such a founda-
ton care must be taken that every
thing else about the house, its posi-
ton, its design, and the matter of
drainage, be we'll considered, because
the cost Of concrete, stone, or brick
foundation IL too much to be lightly
considered. For the benefit Of begin
ners 1t might be added that such a
foundation should not be attempted
without some sound advice, on the
other points of best results has been
received. But IL such Foundation
can be had in the beginning. much
future expense will be saved, and
trouble will be saved.
The use of cedar In making wood
foundations is recommended because
OF its lasting quality.
I Small houses, colony houses, are
perhaps most economically and pract-
ically built by keeping them on the
Eronnd. Many Of these houses are
made today with runners underneath,
20 that they can be moved about.
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to her eyes, and her hand touched hi.
, arm. The brown hair he admired Wa.
wavy and little loose after Ions
hours of work.
Coming back, soon, Bob?" she
asked.
you bet. I'm going to my washer.
woman's and then Iii he back, little
one!" he answered.
She swaNed little under the last
words and he was startled at himself
1t was the first caress he had ever
given her. in word form or otherwise
He went on quickly, mentally kick.
ing himself.
He got out easy-enough, and he
knew no one would miss him until the
next day: and by that time he would
he buried in the city section where his
partner held forth-in the heaped
jumbled tenements and novels where
a man could hide in safety and where
hundreds did.
An hour later found him in Layly's
tobacco filled room. He put down the
case and faced the grinning Layly.
"Ain't that risky, cartin' that case
right out of the house," inquired lay
ly. They'll get wise!"
"No, they won't. We fellows have
to take our dirty stuff out to washer
woman and we do it with our cases
often. Now. boy, look at that"
carely threw down the package of
bills.
Layly picked it up and thubed the
bills. He laughed. Say. that is like
taking candy from a kid, amt it? Five
hundred In walk!"
Carely stopped in his unpacking.
Before him had come a vision of her
beautiful hair; he heard again the
soft, panied voice answering the
mocking tongue of the girl called
Madge: He's just nice to me. that's
all, and I trust him and like him.
Carely sat down. leaving the case
open. I.ayly looked across at him.
What ye thinkin' OFF," he asked, still
grinning. -
Carely did not smile. I'm thinking
of what a dirty cur am. I'm think
ing that I've done dirt to the one per-
son in all the world that ever showed
a bit of liking for me--love. if you
want to say it out-and I feel like
miserable cad." He got up. "Sil, I've
been thinkin' long time I'd cut out
This funny work! I can make a good
living straight and I'm going to!
Hand over the. money! I'm going
back-to herr"
younger fellow. but tho face was firm
and the voice became threatening.
"Hand over those bills. or-or-IN
break YOU" Carely said hoarsely.
II never hand over 'mon.' kid. that
get my paws on! You am / don't
want"
"But we will" the other said grim
ly.
Layly started for tho door but Care
ly caught him and bore him backward
on the bed.
Layly's hand went to his hip. Care
ly knew what was there--a knife! The
younger man set all his strength,
raised Layly bodily. and banged him
against the hard wall. I.ayly Went
limp.
Carely rose to his feet with the bills
in his hand. Sorry, Sill, but this be-
longs to the little girl love, an it
goes back to her!"
Carely left just as 1.ayly began to
find himself. but no comment was en-
were subject to sud-
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struction of sidewalks OH all the
streets. There was another howl, but
the sidewalks were built. Shortly aft
erward Harvey ordered tons of water
pipe. and although people declared
they would not he taxed for them,
the pipes were laid to the mountains
twelve miles distant, and instead of
hauling water four miles. 1t was soon
coming from hydrants in the stores
and kitchens. The progressive mayor
ordered wagonloads of trees from dis
tant hills. and the streets were lined
with them. Everybody declared that
the mayor was going crazy. But in
two years there were beautiful trees
lining the streets. His next move was
to lay out Il cemetery, over which he
placed a sign 'Sunnyside Cemetery
Ills work is not done. but when
he dies he will sleep in the cemetery
he built
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THE EVENING STORY
EASY GAME.
Copyright. 1913. by w. Werner.

Copyright. 1913. by w. Werner.)
Carely's handsome face was wreath.
ed in ii smile AS he glanced across al
his friend and partner. Layly. "Sil, it's
like taking money off counter to get
$500. All I've got to do is to say about
ten words"
Layly raised his lean face from the
paper he was studying. Then go to
it. Bob, and gather it in: what's the
matter with you? Put it into the pool
room with mine. an we'll get some
stuff thatll make the other places
look sick.'
CarelN sank his hands into his pock-
cts. II could get it easy enough, but
in a way l don't want to. You see, I
went up there to the avenue boarding
house SOS I'd have a good chance to
look over the place around there an
see II I could make haul some night.
It's no good. I've decided But in this
house was girl. Grace Lawton. She
was the only girl that none of the
duhs there was going with or takin' to.
| didn't have anything to do, and so
I'd hang around with her little
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Another method for roofing that has
not been mentioned in previous ar
ticles Is that of shingling. In a roof
that has only one pitch to it shingles
make an excellent roofing, and when
shingles are used no paper need be
used underneath. The greater the
pitch the dryer the roof. The one OBJ
lection TO shingles is perhaps in cheap
material. Shingles of poor quality
have a tendency to warp at the edge.
Ii they warp dalnpness with gather
and the work be Of no account.
A point in the building of wallis that
mas not been touched on here is in
the doubling of the north wall. The
putting on of an interior set Of boards
adds to the warmth Of the coop. The
space between the outside and the in
side board should be filled with straw.
In the matter of the lumber used in
the construction Of coop, much
trouble will be saved, although the
expense will be greater, by Obtaining
matched groved boards. The plant,
or what some call barn boards, cannot
DO nailed closely enough together to
prevent cracks. They will warp with
the weather. In fact, It might be laid
down as a rule to use only grooved
boards. or else the necessity arises to
go over the walls with a good tar
paper.
Don't forget there is still time to
hatch the lighter breeds like the Leg
horn. Chicks of these breeds will be-
gin laying in October and November.
Wnen the egg price u soaring over the
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Whlle. That pleased the girl so that
did it some morc--just missionary
work, YOU understand? Then I be-
gan to sec that she had the real stuff
In her and hung around a little more
you Know. She ain't much to look at
put, say, she's the kind of d girl that
Keeps fellow straight: and even If
her phiz is little out of plumb, she's
got the biggest bunch of brown hair |
ever saw. an it's all her own"
LaNty grinned as he looked up.
Bob. YOU talk as il YOU were dead
gone on her now he said, putting up
the paper and leaning back.
There's where you're off, my boy
m simply giving YOU an idea of how
easiy it is" Carely answered, his face
ilushing under the taunt.
! 1T is easy. Why not nut II
through? The mon would come in
handy" Layly said.
1T is easy, / tell You. She saved
this 5000 out of her wages. No one
ever took her anywhere, and so she
hasn't had to Dress I've throwing the
bluff that ] work is an investment Of
nee downtown. and she has SO much
faith in me I'd simply have to work
around and suggest that she let me
have it,
Layly sat up. do it. That's what.
VI course, you know"
cut it. man! I'm no stopped over
lover. What's the matter with YOU?
~ SHOW up here Friday night with
the dosh." Carely said with
as dubhead."
When Carely left the poolroom he
headed directly for the avenue. riding
house he saw small girlsh figure
coming toward him. He recognized it,
and stopped. "Hullo. Grace. Where
are YOU bound for?" he aueried.
a small face looked up into his with
sudden gladness. I'm going to mail
this letter at the corner. Come with
me. do" she urged in her quick way.
| sure he answered, and started
along.
She thrust little hand in the hol-
low of his arm and he held it firmly.
She looked up little questioningly,
but he made no comment and the
hand remained
AS they walked on he worked In a
few suggestions to the effect that he
had just got wise to stunt in the
investment line that was safe and
sure. She listened with eagerness. and
when they reached the house she was
willing to turn her savings over to
him She would have to draw it from
the bank and would give it to him the
next noon.
He went to his room, smiling to
himself. but as he started to enter his
door he heard voices below and
caught his name.
so you've got 4. beau girls voice
said, little amused note in it.
Her voice. softened as if by hurt.
came to him. please don't speak
that way. Madge. He's just nice to
me. that's all. trust him and 1 like
him. and he's the first one to he real
friendly to me of all in this city" A
door closed.
Carely snapped on his light With a
slow motion. "Pshaw! it's all in the
game" he said after a moment.
At noon the next day she called
him into one of the small reception
rooms and counted out the money
She did it with childish pleasure and
called him her banker.
That evening he prepared for his
departure. Into his suitcase he pack
ed all that he cared to take. As he
went downstairs he met the girl COM
ing up. She greeted him with the
swift smile that always seemed near
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den changes in the lives they led
Layly would make no complaint: he
had things in his life he did not care
to have brought to light.
AS Carely reached his lodging he
saw light in her room. The rest Of
the house was dark. and he wondered
why she should he awake. Up on hts
landing slight figure met him with
a breathless "Oh, Rob-" 1t was soft
cry of relief and Joy.
Whats wrong" he asked.
"They said you had skipped that
you left in Your room
He put his suitcase down and
caught her in his arms There she
trembled like bird frightened by a
touch never before experienced. 81
did stay late: but a man can go out
with his laundry and other things if
he wants to. l guess he said gently,
vowing at that moment he would
leave his old life of deception for
good. I'm going to stay here, right
here, until some one not very far
away. some one with brown hair and
Very beautiful eyes, agrees to go with
me and make a fome! Do you know
who she is?"
Her arms found their way around
his neck with a touch almost fearful,
then suddenly they frightened. II can
guess" she whispered.