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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-09
CHICAGO Grain Call Prices.

cHant, "a East Main. Phone ST.
4 TX Chicago. Jan. ..
Germ to IL up.
f3Ats-UHchanged !. up.
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Omaha Livestock

Omaha Livestock. a ~
Omaha, Jan. 9.-Cattls-Estimat
receipts for today, $500; market opened
steady.
Natives :. ................ 6.40W9.4V
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CHICAGO Potato Market.
Ranoe Of Prices.

The following range Of prices is
furnished by Harper & Ward, mem
Der Of Chicago Board Of Trade. rooms
I and 2, fremont block
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-09
St. Louis Grain.
New York Produce.

st. Louis, Jan. 8.
Wheat-Eigher.
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LEADING INFLUENCE IS LOCAL
tFlRN's SALE OF $4,000 BUSH.
ELS TO LIVERPOOL.
SHARP uPTuRN is
FEATURE OF CORN
This Was Due to Light Country Offer
linas-oats Market Follows Lead OF
Corn, and 10 Quiet and Steady
Quiet Tone Prevails in Provisions
Othsr Markets.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-The sale of $4,000
bushels of No northern to Liverpool
by q local firm, lent strength to the
wheat market today. Trade was active
May opened Il to u up at 92ss to s2h'
and advanced to 921s and 92ss
The close was strong. May Is up at
a2k.
Light country offerings caused a
sharp upturn in corn. May opened 1s
to 4 and y higher at 4sA to 4sB and
so: and sold to 5O1a and sos
The close was strong, May cent
higher at sos.
oats were quiet and steady win
corn. May " and 4 to a shade hlgh-
er 1t 33A and 3312. to SSA and $685.
and sold to 33A
Provisions.
Provisions were quiet. May porh
opened III cents up at sls.25, May laro
unchanged at 9.77a, and May rios
shade improved at 1915.
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Peoria Corn.

Peoria Corn.
Peoria. Jan. 9.
Corn-No. 4 yellow, ASH @45A.
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/ M;nneapoIi. ca.h Gram Close.

(Furnished by L. G. Clay, grain mer-
chant, "a East Main. phone $50
Minneapolis. Jan. 9.
sgheat-No hard SIN: No. 1
n6f4hern. S56s6A: arrive. s5@S5&;
clIolce arrive, ssS; No. 2 northern. SO
0tA4: No hard. Montana. arrive,
III No. Z, s1@s2A; No. 1 durum, 81;
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GEO. HAMANN
Public Sa|e!.

Having bought farm the under-
signed viii sell at public auction on the
VIM. Taps farm 2h miles southwest
of Conrad. commencing at II o'clock.
nm -
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CLOSE
To- Yes.
Open. High. Low. day. t'day.
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CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago, Jan. 9-Gattie-Estimated
receipts for today, 5000: market slow,
oeparali1 steady
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Kama. City Livestock.

Kansas city, Jan. 9.--Cattle-Esti-
receipts for today, 1000; mar
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MRS. JOHN M'WllLIAMS
DIED At SAN JOSE, CAL.

a telegram was received Sunday
from San Jose. California. announc-
Ing the death at hospital there af-
ter lingering Illness OF Mrs. John
Mcwilliams. formerly OF this city.
Deceased underwent a surgical op-
Grafton at San Jose on Dec. End In
the hope that II would result in pro-
longing her life. but In this was dis
appointed. She Is survived by her hus-
band. son Charles Of California and
four sisters. all living In the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcwilliams and fam
lily resided on Raynolds avenue. East
Canon. for many years and had many
friends there. They removed to Cali
fornia four or five years ago. Do
ceased was a sister Of tho late J. A.
Kirkton Of this city.
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ILLINOIS FOLKS PURCHASE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY HERE

Among the recent acquisitions 20
the population of Canon City are Mr.
and Mrs. W. n. Rogers and son Paul.
late OF Monticello. Illinois. who have
purchased the residence property at
SIS Pike avenue. and are occupying 1t
as n home.
They came here from Colorado
Springs. where they were several
mcnths before coming TO Canon City.
Mr.. Rosors was engaged in the hard
ware business at Monticello for twcn-
iy-foEr years. but disposed Of his in
tercsts there last summer for the pur.
pose Of removing To Colorado Ia ut-
c.r that the health Of his son. ,oung
r.aH who IA Just aimed HIS ma
iori,y. mivnt be lenertcd hs The
change
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Said sale shall be made to the h1gh-
est ana best bidder and notice IL here
by further given that no bid will %
received from anyone offering to bid.
who shall not. before so Offering -
bid. have deposited with the UNDER
signed as a pledge that the bid - Of
fered shall be made good In case Of
acceptance Of the same, OF Five Thou
sand ts5.00o) Dollars In cash or BY
certified check: such deposit 50 re-
ceived from any unsuccessful bidder
will be returned to such bidder when
the property shall have been stricken
down. Said deposit SO received from
any successful bidder Will be applfel
on the purchase price OF the said
property.
Reference to the said decree Is hare
by made for further particulars Of the
terms and conditions of such sale
WILLIAM H. NEWCOMB,
Sheriff OF the County OF Fremont.
State OF Colorado
First Pub. Nov. 20. 1913.
Last Pub. Dec. IS, 1918.
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BIDS FOR COUNTY PRINTING.

The Board OF County Commission
ers OF Fremont County. Colorado. will
receive sealed bids for doing the
County printing Of said County for the
year 1914.
Bids to be opened and considered
on December 27th. 1918, at 2 O'Clock
In the afternoon, and to include the
following services:
Printing semi-annual statements OF
county officials.
Treasurer's call for the redemption
OF bonds and warrants.
All notices issued by the Superin-
tendent OF Schools.
Monthly statement OF bills allowed
Election notices and the delinquent
tax list.
Call for bids by the County Commits
sioners. and all other notices included
In the term County Printing except
the official list OF nominations to Of
fice-
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order Of said Board.
tSEAIS.)
II. T.. SMITH. County Clerk
First Pub. Thursday. Dec.. 4. 1918.
Last Pub. Thursday. Dec. IS. 1913.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE MONDAY

The sale OF lands In the advertised
list which the taxes became deiin-
auent on Aug. I. 1919. Is being held at
the office of the county treasurer to-
day. A considerable part of the prop
eriy on which the taxes are deiin-
qqucnt consists of city lots In Canon
City and Florence on which the side
walk and sewer taxes are unpaid.
The bidding is no, very spirited and
much Of the property advertised for
sale will have to be taken over by the
coutny.
The onlv foreign bidder is Captain
Lambert. representing Abel Kidd and
Young OF chicaso. who are among the
largest purchasers OF tax titles in the
United States. They have millions OF
dollars invested In such properties.
Mr.. Lambert Is Just from Oklahoma,
where he attended the delinquent tar
sales In forty-seven counties.
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led. HARRIS AMO MRS. PAULS
TAKE OVER HOME.BAkERY


Mr.. Ed Harris and Mrs. Pauis have
taken over the Home Bakery opposite
the pcstofffce from Mrs. DeBord and
will run a first class establishment
workmen are painting and paper
ing the interior today and thorough
renovation Is in order.
A first class baker Is now In charge
Of the place aSd It Is the intention Ct
the new owners to turn out nothing
but the very finest bread and pastries.
The new people are hustiers and
viii no doub, make a success of the
venture
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MICANIIE CARRIER
HAS HARD Time

Ben Mcclure. who carries the star
route to Micanite. has q hard time
those days getting the mail through
TO destination. lie left here last FRI
day morning with the usual guam
tity OF letters and newspapers. but
found the snow so deep as to make
progress n difficult and dangerous
thing. At G O'Clock at night he reached
oribbic's ranch. twenty miles from
town. in n half exhausted condition,
He reported TO the postoffice author
tiles here the following morning that
the snow was ave feet deep on the
level and that no would cndcavor to
20 TO Micanite ON horseback. but
doubted his ability to mako tho trip
He drove two horses on leaving here,
but ono Of them foil In . snow drifl
some twelve or fiftssa milss from
town and nearly suffoeatsa bsesrs y
eeuld ct it out.
A nsaurnx ~ mnl1 haHwoon Cnnan
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First Pub. Dec. Z. 1913.
Last. Pub. Dec. IS. 1913.
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DURAN SENTENCED
TO PEN SATURDAY

Application for q new trial in the
case Of A. D. Duran as principal and
Andy Bonaftich as accessory. con.
victed in the district court last week
on the charge of assault on Al Bex-
ter with intent to murder. was ar
gued before Judge wilkin Saturday
afternoon. The petition was denied
and the prisoners sentenced TO the
penitentiary. Duran was given not
less than twelve years nor more than
fourteen years Of Imprisonment a,
hard labor.
Bonaftich was given n sentence of
not less than one year nor more than
two years at hard labor.
A mittimus was issued this morning
for the commitment OF each OF them
and they were taken to tho peniten-
tiary by Sheriff Newcomb TO enter
upon their punishment
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Notice Of Application for Water
Decree.

OtCIcc.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO SEND GREETING:
To all persons. associations and cor
porations interested In aEy ditch,
canal or reservoir In Water Dis
trict Number Twelve OF the State
OF Colorado:
Under and In accordance with an
order and judgment OF the District
Court OF TIE Eleventh Judicial Dis
trict Of the State OF Colorado in and
for the County Of Fremont. which is
the Court wherein the adjudication
of priorities of water rights in Water
District Number Twelve have been
made.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Paul
Walton. petitioner. has petitioned for.
and has been granted by said Court.
leave to make proof Of the priority
OF right to which The Paul Walton
Ditch. claimed by said petitioner, Is
and shall be justly entitled. in ten
court. at the court house IN Canon
City. Fremont County, Colorado. on
the 18th day OF December. A d. 1913.
at the hour of ten o'clock in the FORE
noon OF said day. and that said petit
toner claims the right to divert two
and seven-tenths t2.7) cubic feet OF
water per second of time from Badger
Creek. which Is a tributary OF that
part of the Arkansas River in said
Fremont County. Colorado. for the
purpose OF irrigating fifty t50) acres
OF land in the Southeast Quarter OF
Section Twelve in Township Fifty
one North, of Range Ten East OF the
New Mexico Meridian. with priority
OF date April LIST. 1911. the point OF
diversion and place OF use OF said
water being in Fremont County. Colo
radc-
And that II further appears that
such right IS not claimed against any
priority OF right heretofore decreed to.
or claimed for. any other ditch. ca
nal or reservoir.
And all parties and every par
ty interested in regard TO said
priority SO claimed by said pc
titioner are hereby notified to
appear at the time and place above
mentioned and show cause. IL any
there be. why the priority and right
claimed by said petitioner should not
be allowed.
Dated Canon City. Colorado. Novem-
Der 18th. 1918.
District Court E p ARTHUR
ssan. Clerk District Court
First Pub. Nov. 20. 1913
Last Pub. Dee. II. 1913.
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Stationery Proposals.

The Board OF County Commission
ers OF Fremont County. Colorado. here
by invite proposals for supplying said
County for the year 1914. with the
books. stationery. records. printing
lithographing and supplies hereafter
designated. to-wit:
quires medium plain record.
S quires medium printed head record.
S quires medium printed page rec
ord.
Price for each additional form In
printed page record
quires medium plain record.
quires medium printed head rec
ord.
quires medium printed page rec
ord
? double medium assessment rolls.
200 folio pages each.
double medium tax lists. 200 folio
pages each.
All OF said records to be printed
from copy furnished by the County
Clerk Legal blanks. y. u and full
cap.
Legal cap. best quality linen. num-
bered lines. per ream.
Legal cap Manila, In pads. per ream
according TO sample on file in the
County Clerks office. Election sup
piles. complete for set.
Letter heads per ID and per n. 10
pound Colorado bond. smooth finish.
Ncte heads per d and per II.
pound Colorado boEd. smooth finish.
with printed returns.
Envelopes. xxx. white. full Gov
ernmenf. first quality rag. sis's. sz.'s
sis's 5. los and lis. per d and per NJ,
with printed returns.
All letter heads, note heads and en-
yelopcs must be bid for and furnished
according to sample on file in the Of
fee OF the County Clerk
Postal cards. for printing only
icost of cards 10 be added for nrs,
hundred and each additional hun
dred
Lead pencils. Faber No. :. and
Nestor No. >. ,. per gross
Pens. assorted. per gross.
Biotters. best quality. cut ftsxi.
per c.
Ink. Staford's or sanford-s Nritlns
fu.1. quarts. per doz.
MuciiaEe. pints aud quarts Carter
and Sanford's and 2-oE- cpmmon. per
dog.
Rubber bands. best quality. pure
rubber. assorted sizes. per pound.
All records must be aat opening
sewed with silk thread and bounC
Extra Russian Ends. bands and front
and canvas covered with full gilt bach
and the stock used Is same. must be
Byron Weston or l. l.. Browns best
linen ledger.
As to all other supplies. the mate
rial and work must be first class. and
all Of the supplies must be delivered
free OF charge at the Court House In
Canon City. Colorado.
bids will be received for Furnishing !
said supplies in whole or IN part. and
the Beard reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject in part or In whole
any and all bids offered.
Each bid must be endorsed -Sta.
tionery Proposals. and addressed tG
the County Clerk. Canon City. Colo.
RADIO. The same will be opened anc
con nsidered Saturday. December 9Th
1913. at , D. m.
BY order OF said Board OF Count,
Commissioners.
H. E. SMITH.
County Clerk.
First Pub. Dec. Z. 1913.
Last. Pub. Dec. Is. 1918.
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NOTICE. OF rINAl SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF David
V. Parks. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Sat-
urday. the 18th day OF December. A.
ID. 1918. being one of the regular days
OF the December Term OF the County
Court OF Fremont County. in the State
OF Colorado. /. Rosa c Parks. Admin
istratrix. with will annexed of said
estate. will appear before the Judge
OF said Court. present my final settle
ment as such Administrative, pray the
approval OF the same. and Will then
apply to be discharged as such Admin
istratrix- At which time and place
any person In interest may appear
and present objections to the same if
any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. No
vember 10th. 1918.
ROSE c. PARKS.
Administrative with Will annexed or
the Estate OF David V. Parks. De-
ceased.
First Pub. Nov. Is. 1913.
Last Pub. Dec. II. 1913
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POSTAL
BUSINESS
HERE IN
NOVEMBER

During the months OF OCTOBER ana
November the postoffce department
at Washington, d. c.. required an ac-
count to be kept Of the number Of
pieces and weight Of mail Of all
classes randied on the rural routes OF
the United States.
The following figures may prove
interesting as showing the amount OF
niail handled by tho two rural route
tarriers OF the Canoa City postoffc=
curing the month Of November.
Number and weight CT each class Of
all delivered:
Rural route No. /. d. H. Logan. car
Ter.
Letters and post cards. 1914
pieces. 40 pounds IL ounces: news
papers. 7.2IT: LIZA pounds is ounces;
printed matter. 2.o24; 273 pounds
IL ounces; parcel post 49,; siO
pounds 10 ounces; franked. is4;
10 pounds: IL ounces: total. 1884:
ASIA pounds IL ounces.
Amount OF mail collected.
Letters ana post cards. 3.o0s. weight
Z pounds ounce: ncwspapcfs. i07;
81 pounds ounces: printed matter.
u. pounds 10 ounces. parcel post.
-: es pounds oun>e.: franKsd. ::
ounces; total. s.I7s: lss pounds "a
ounces.
Route No. :. J. C. Lawrence. car
rier;
Number Of pieces delivered--I>etters
and post cards. zoos; weight 70
pounds > ounces: newspapers. 5.7ss;
1.iss pounds. printed matter. I.3s2
zss pounds IL ounces: parcel post.
27s. AL pounds ounces; franked.
IS: pounds - ounce: total. ii.lso:
1906 pounds ounces.
Amount Of mall collected;
Letters and post cards. ..o7i;
weight Is pounds ounces: newEpa-
pers. 90: II pounds Il ounces; print
ed matter. 5; 2. pounds ounces;
parcel post. "a. pounds ounces:
total. s.iI5; 81 pounds u ounces
Total postage on mail delivered in
November:
Route No. /. ssls.ss: rorse No. :.
siss.2i.
Postage on mali collected:
Route No. /. ,sI.ss: rout- No. :.
s.o.2s.
The weight and count OF mail on
the two routes has aot changed
materially from the count made In
November. 1919. with the exception OF
the parcel post business. which has
Increased greatly in weight as Shown
by the following figures;
Number OF pieces OF merchandise
delivered In November. isis-Route
No. 1. sso: weight. 90 pounds; route
No. 2. iss: a. pounds.
Pieces OF merchandise delivered In
November. iais-Route No. l. s6,,
s4s pounds ie ounecs; route No. >.
27s: ssi pounds ounces
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Underwent oper.sI.. Sunday.

Mrs. Olive Ware Of 7os College ave-
nus underwent = surgical operation
q = hospltal here SATURDAY assss-
neen- Tue epseaaioa 4 rspesasa "a
have oesa enhsntly sueessseal aaa
Nh. Wars i ssstinG aleas nsssly.
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City and Micanite Il being carried in
relays, one man taking II to Gribbie's
ranch and the other the rest OF the
way.
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BasebeIl Duel Resumed.

'lunlted Press Leased Wire Service. 1
DETROIT, May Manager Frank
Chance of the Highlanders, and Hugh
Jennings OF the Tigers this afternoon
VIII resume baseball duel started
SIX years ago when they opposed each
other as leaders of clubs battling for
the worlds championship. Today
there's contrast. Chance is f1ghtins
TO get out Of the cellar position in
the American League, and Jennings
is fighting to keep from going there.
Six years ago Chance headed the
best baseball organization in the Ma.
tional League and Jennings bossed the
American League champions. Today
they head the humblest teams In the
younger league
But the old rivalry remains. Each
manager is planning shifts in the
line-np during the present series.
Ray Heating has been designated
by Chance to hurl the opener for New
York, while either Mullin, or Willett
will work for the Tigers.
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OPENING IN G. R.
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
outfIeId Of the Dummies too Wet Yes.
terday for pIay--ker
Pitches.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. May Al.
though Old Sol came out bright and
smiling Tuesday morning, after hay.
ing been obscured by Jupe Pluyius
for two days, Manager Belden Hill,
Of the Cedar Rapids team, decided
the fans would get better run for
their money If the game was post.
poned until Wednesday, despite the
fact that hundreds OF fans from
rearby towns, who had come here for
the opener, we're compelled to return
fome disappointed
The Cedar Rapids Baseball Asso
citation boasts the best sod diamond In
the state. and 1t took only few
hours sunshine to get it In shape, but
the outfield would have been too
muddy to have played. The big pa
rade and other special doings SEIZED.
rled fer Tuesday, wifi be pulled off
as per program, today, when the 10.
Gals have their first tilt with Mon.
mouth.
Manager Hill on Tuesday made his
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sion on the legislature and men who
have never struck cross blow are
tying sofa pillows on their hands and
rafting the faces of personal friends
with them. They say that in other
states fighters sometimes use six
ounce gloves and put each other to
sleep, but there will be nothing Of
this kind in Illinois. Some Of the
demonstrators drowsed off bit while
hugging each other but no one really
went to sleep. The proposed law says
that six ounce gloves can be used but
|of course 1t is easier to hit a man
with big glove that has wide flanges
and the promoters of Illinois fights
would doubtless get the biggest gloves
obtainable. Nothing is too good for
Illinois.
The prize fight bill will doubtless
pass. Never was there SO much earn
|estness over proposed law
Senators and representatives pre-
sided. state senators refereed,
the mayor of Chicago sent his
love, and representative box
led four rounds. The attend.
ance of members was greater by fifty
per cent than the attendance at the
initiative and referendum hearing in
the afternoon. In view of this ell
thusiasm I think the bill should he
lpassed-with amendments. II we can
tie on to the prize fight bill an amend.
ment providing an epileptic colony,
the old age pension, provision for the
relief of blind people, the public utiI-
tiles bill, the minimum wage bill and
some of the other legislation which
lack of time has prevented US from
considering, | think the enthusiasm
worked up over the pure-pug law will
carry the whole glorious election in
to the statute books. Anyway. 1t is
worth trying. Every other plan has
failed.
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BURLINGTON WHIPS
BOYLE IN OPENING
Muscatine Started off Strong In the
First, Getting Two Runs, Only
to be Downed.

BURLINGTON, May THE Bur
lington baseball season opened yester-
day under the most suspicious circum.
stances. the Pathfinders defeating
Muscatine by Z to 3. The weather
man relented and showed away the
clouds that had been hanging over us
since Sunday, and, although the TEN.
perature was little chilly for com.
fcrt, everybody was happy. The local
fans we're out in full force, $500 OF
them.
The Pathfinders certainly looked
good yesterday, fact which was even
sdmitted by the pessimists. Lefty
Humes was in good form and played a
steady game. He dragged the team
out of a bad hole in the fourth inning.
when the bases were full and only one
cut. Eggleston. who started in for
the Muskrats, was yanked by Boyle In
the second inning. after walking Rol.
leg and giving hit to Burns, and Dye