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situate In Fremont county, State Of
Colorado
And 1t now appearing to the Court
from said petition that proper and leg
al grounds exist for the sale OF all or a
portion of said real estate.
Now, therefore. II is ordered by the
Court that Helen Anstey, Mable
Anstey, Sprague Anstey and Lois
Anstey. each and all minors, and
Kent L. Eidred, their guardian ad
Litem. and all persons who are lega-
tees or devisees OF said estate. or any
part thereof, or heirs OF said decedent,
appear before said Court at the Court
room of said Court, in the City Of
Canon City, County and State afore-
said. on the 2znd day OF March. A. d.
1913. at the hour OF ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day. then and there
to show cause, II any there be. why
an order should not be made direct
ing the said +. Lee witcher TO sell the
whole OF so much of said real estate
as may be necessary for the purpose
specified in said petition
II is further ordered that this order
be published for at least four success
sive weeks in the Canon City Record
a weekly public newspaper published
Ia said County.
IL is further Ordered that Kent l..
Eldred OF said County of Fremont. be
and he Is hereby appointed as quar-
dian sd litem for said Helen Anstey.
Mable Anstey, Sprague Anstey and
Lois Anstey. minors. TO represent said
minor at said hearing.
BY the Court:
JAMES l.. COOPER.
County Judge.
First Pub. Feb, 20. 1918.
Last Pub. March 20. 1913.
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thence North. on legal subdivision
line 55J feet. thence north - degrees
East. on the South line OF Mitchell
tract. 247l feet 10 J. II. Freeman Jr's
tract OF land. thence South II degrees
East 730 feet, along the West OF the
said J. ~. Freeman Jr's tract OF land
to the center OF the Calcite wagon
road. i52 feet West OF the section line
between section two and three; thence
West. along center OF Czlcite wagon
road ieosis feet 10 the West line of the
Northeast Quarter N r. ~ OF the
Northeast Quarter ~. = ~ section
aforesaid. thence South along said line
l3s 5-i0 feet 10 the Northeast cornsr
OF the school ground. thence West
4f.ae feet 10 the Northwest corner OF
said School ground: thence sopth
z0s = feet to the South line OF the
Northwest Quarter ~. W ~ Of the
Northeast Quarter ~. r. - OF Sec
zion three Aforesaid thence West
along said line se4 feet 20 the place
Of beginning. and from said south
west corner Of land above described
thence North IA rods. thence East Sass
rOas. thence South u rods. thence
West aste rods TO place of beginning.
exempting therefrom a certain parcel
aud tract of land conveyed TO Clara II.
Burtsn. beginning in the center of the
Howard ana Caicits wagon road At
the Southwest iS- W. corner OF the
Northwest Quarter ~. ". " OF the
Northeast Quarter ,N. r "a OF Sec
fiou tar-e 10 la Township forty ghf
tsSi North, Range ten ti0i East OF
the y. ~ Meridian. running thence
North along said subdivision line IL
rods. thence East iliz rods. thence
south - rods: thence West n rods
along center of said wagon road 10
place OF beginning. containing one
acre. For the purpose OF paying the
debts OF said decedeut. and the costs
OF administering his estate. and for the
proper preservation OF said estate and
the interests Of the heirs therein.
All Of said lands and premises arc
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THE SADDEST WORDS

He has no friends. He might be par
doned to die free. But. writhing on
the brink of the grave. he refuses 10
give his right name. because Moth
er must not learn OF this"
From the cradle the great comfort
er. often the sole believer in you.
man, is mother. There is no sorro y
that omther cannot soften. no failure
that mother will not condone. no sin
that mother cannot forgive. What 10
all things that might have been
amount to. when. in the prime OF life.
man lies dying and feels it right
that his mother must not know.
Somewhere in this great world this
burglar has a mother. She is walt
ing for her boy to return home. She
is thinking OF his first smile. his first
lisped Mamma" his frs; little shoes.
his FIRST pants. his first school days.
his first wages earned. his. first real
battles with life.
He is dying miserahiy in prison.
Can words convey anything sadder
than his: Mother must not learn
- .hf.1.s -
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SAllOA WON BY 4
SMALL MAR6ln

Tse Basketball games at saIidA Fri
ssy Night s>tweea the teams OF the
South Canon and salld4 Aigh schools
we're extremely interesting contests
Throughout and showed splendid prep
sraiion By all OF the participants. sA-
Ida Won both games. but the score ~As
not sufficiently ons-sided to make the
victory very pronounced in Hs favor.
At the end OF the ars, hAis both The
south Canon teams tied their orpon-
eats; the boys BY ten to ten score.
and the girls D, score OF elsAt to
-ssht The high Liitupds made The
nshi al unusually hard one FOR th.
. sisitinr players. especially during thr
second half Of the game. aud they lo-t
In the nnais TO their competitors the
score for the boys. seventeen to t-en-
sy-nine. and Tor the girls. eighteen q
shirty. The visitors are profu.s IN
their praise of the hospitality aud IN
tsrtainment accorded the nat sallda.
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for the past year, for the purpose Of
making an assessment on the capital
stock OF the company for keeping its
irrigating ditch in repair. Also for thu
purpose Of electing directors TO serve
FOR the ensuing year. and for tho
transaction OF such other business AZ
ing.
J. II. HARRISON. Presideat
b. F. RoCKAFELIOw. Secretary.
F1rs Pub. Feb. i3, 1913.
Las Pub. Feb. 20. 1918.
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NOTICE or rIN,L SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF
IEuac Holac. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on Sat
urday the third day Of March. A. ID.
1913. at 10 a. m. being one Of the reg
ular days OF the March Term OF the
County Cour; OF Fremont County. in
the State OF Colorado. !, Joseph Nez-
zetti. 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 will then apply TO be discharged
as such administrator Al which
time and place any person in interest
NAV appear and present objections
10 the same u any there be
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. jan
uary -, 1918.
JOSEPH vEZZETTi.
Administrator of the Estate OF lgnac
Holac. Deceased.
First Pub. Jan. 20. 1918.
Last Pub. Feb %. 1913.
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NOTICE or FINAL sErTLEmksT,

IN the Matter OF the Estate ot AVN
Frederic Romig. Deceased
Notice is hereby given. raat On
Saturday. the 18th day OF March. A.
d. 1913. at 10 o'clock A. N. being
one of the regular days OF the March
Term OF the County Court OF Fremont
County. In the State OF Colorado. I.
Ruth y Ronig. executrix OF said es-
tate. will appear before the judge of
said court. present my fiual settlement
as such executrix. pray the approval
OF the same. and will then apply TO he
discharged as such executrix At
which time and place any perscn la
interest may appear aud present OBJ
jections to the same II any there be.
Dated az Canon City. Fremont Coun-
ty, Colorado. February iith. 1919.
RUTH p. ROMlG.
Executrix OF the Estate OF Aiylu Fred
eric Romtg. Deceased.
First Pub. Fee. IL. 1914
tast Pug. March Is. isla
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STATE or COLORADO.
-
County OF Fremont.
In the District Court KleveBn
Indicfzl District
SUMMONS

Cassie Nenxies.
PisinuG.
-. sihMoNs
Verna Morgner.
Defendant
THE PEOPLE or The STATS Or
COLORADO.
To the Defendant aoove nsned.
GREETING
You are hereby required ts appear
ia an action brought AGAINST 20. by
the above named p.alntir Ia rhe Dis
trict Court OF Fremont County. state
OF Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within tNenry days after the
service hereof. il YOU are served With
In this county. II served olt Of this
county. or bS publication. Ei.ain thirty
days after service hereof. exclusive OF
the day Of service. or JUDGMENT ay de-
fault will be taken against you accord
ing 10 the PRAYER of the complaint
IL copy OF the complaint Be not
served upon you herewith. Or Il s-rv-
ice hereof be made cut OF the state OF
Colorado. ten dsys additional time 10
that above specified shall be allowed
for your appearance and answer Ia
said action.
This is an action brought b. the
plaintiff for the specific performances
OF a certain contract made NTH one
John MenEiss Tor the purchase OF real
estate. being the Southwest quarter
OF the Southeast Quarter o. Section 10.
Township rs. South Range. 90 west Of
the 9th Principal Meridian.
Witness VIM l. Morris. Clerk % our
said Court. with the seal Thereof here
unto affixed. at orice. in the city OF
Canon City. this eigh.eeats day OF
January. 1918.
tSEAI.)
wM I. NORRIS. Clerk.
ny r p. Arthur. Deputy CLERK
First Pub. Feb i5. 1918.
Last Pub. March i3, 1919.
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sroCKnOLDERs' uEErlNG.

Capon City. Colo. January 2Sth. 1919
Notice is hereby given that the an
uuai meeting OF tho stockholders Of
The Canon City Hydraulic and Irri-
RAttng Ditch Company will be held at
the Office Of said Company n No. 21S
Main Street. Canon City. ColorA1o,
February -. 1919. at TIVE Sesoek p
~. Ter bearing rsports of tAs e0leess
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!, SAYS k0OO0x is GET
TING Al0M6 SPlEaOIDLY Y

County Horticultural Inspector 4
8. Taylor has jus, returned from an in
teresting pleasure trip on the Pacine
coast during whicn he visited most Of
the moro important points from san
Diego nor;hvard TO San Francisco.
From sacramento be made a run over
to Woodland aud spent a day oe t~3
with n. $. Maddox. formerly secretary
OF the Canon City Business Meas as
scciation. but nov holding similar
position with the roio county board of
trade
he says Mr.. Maddox has nicely
appointed offIee and Is doing splendid
work a. booster Tor that section. Al
though Mr.. Maddox has only been in
Woodland a short time he has wide
acquaintance there. according to Mr.
Taylor. and tho same popularity that
he enjoyed here is becoming apparent
there. Mr.. Taylor sAys that Mr. Mad
dox IL not only making good IN his ne~
position. but = adding rev iaurels to
his reputation y - spslnist and q
bsensr.
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This matter coming on 10 he heard
on this eighth day Of February. A. D.
1918. upon the petition filed herein BY
T. Lee WiicheT. administrator OF said
estate. for the sale OF the following
cescribed real estate. or portion
thereof. to-~it the North Half OF the
southeast Quarter, the Southwest
Quarter Of the Northeast Quarter. and
the Southeast Quarter al the North
west Quarter OF Section q. IN Town
sdip 81. North OF Range Eleven, East
OF the New Mexico Meridian. confsln-
Ing 100 acres. And the SouthN vest
Quarter OF the Northwest Quarter OF
Section n. To~nship 81, North Of
Range Eleven. East OF the New Mexi-
co Meridian. containing 30 acres, And
also. q strip and parcel Of land. con
ta!linE two acres. more or less. located
in the North half ~ ~ OF the North
east Quarter ~. y "a of Section
three 80. Township forty eight fssl.
Rsnse.ten ttOl Es.; Of the ~ N. =. NJ.
and beEinnlng Al the Southwest cor
ner Cat the middle OF csiciie waeon
Road OF the following described pra-
eel % land. to-wit
The North half y = OF Northeast
Quarter ~. T. a OF Section three 60.
Township forty eight tisi. running
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES SAFE.
STATE OF COLORADO,
County OF Fremont.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

county OF Fremont.
IN The DISTRICT COURT.
MRS. DELLA $. PENROSE.
PLAINTIFF
ROBERT MCINTYRE. J. NJ.
RAGSDALE AND T. VI
RAGSDALE, doing business
under the name and style of
]. NJ RAGSDALE 4 son.
A. N. RAGSDAI.E.. EFT AL,
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS, AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
Notice is hereby given. That by vtr-
tue OF the authority vested in me by a
decree OF the Court in the above en-
titled cause. made and entered on
the 7th day OF February. 1913, and the
order OF the Clerk OF said Court made
and issued pursuant 10 the provisions
and directions of said decree. OF the
sfh day OF February. 1913. | will on the
sth day OF March, 1913. commencing
at the hour OF 10 o'clock In the fore
noon of that day. offer for sale aud
sell at public auction. at the front
door OF the Fremont County Court
House in Canon City. State OF Colo
rado. 10 the highest bidder. and for
the highest and best price the same
Will bring for cash. all the following
described real estate. premises and
property, situate in the County % Fre-
mont, State.of Colorado. to-~it.
Lots numbered = and =. in Block
ls. IL Thomas Macons Addition tn
Canon City. as shown by the plat Of
said Addition OF record in the Office OF
the County Clerk and Recorder OF
said Fremont County,
or 30 much thereof as may be sun
cient TO cover the amount for walch
said sale IS made as hereinafter stat
ed. and as By said decree provided.
and which may be sold separate WITH
out material injury 70 the parties ia
terested
The purpose OF said sale IL to ssn-
ply with the requirements and proyi-
sions Of said decree. which sAs made
aud entered IN an action for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage. record
ed In the Office OF The County Clerk
and Recorder OF Fremont County. in
- STATE OF Colorado. IA Book ,&s-
at raEe Is2. and particularly 10 real
ize from such saie he sum of sSo9s e..
with interest from the date OF said de-
cree. and being tie amount due saa
owing TO plaintiff as by said decree
found. Including attorneys fe-s A.
lowed by the Court. also 70 realize
the amount OF costs N said action. "a
taxed in the sum OF s.. so. ana the
expenses OF this sale
Dated February ifth. 1918
WILLIAM II NENcON8.
Sheriff OF said Fremont Csuniy.
State OF Colorado.
FIRST Pub. Feb , 1875
Last Pub. March {. 1918
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NOTICE.
STATE or COLORADO.

County OF Fremont,
In the County tourtsin Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF George
q. Anstey.
Order 10 show tanse on Petition for
sale sf Real Estate.
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First Publieation JAn. -.
I1AgG Puhlleo1ieh FeA. -.
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First Pub. Feb. 6. 1918.
Last Pub. March .. 1913.
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First Pub. Feb. 20. 1918.
Last Pub. March 20. 1913.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-10
Daddy sBedti1ne
c, Why the FAIRY
OlOI - Thought She Would
Stay at Home.

<ERE was PARKWAY look EVELYN came
his - ''' o
Daddy had heard good corner where
thing like this ' " ' n"u souuueu some
lis sol! faint sou
% upon une daddy teenn with that eyes
was uear lovely who Of
3h e "nu 'sought she would 20 avsitng
of Was mad the
that the buzzng of the led her ''
'mhk find Won are
there There
Ing of '' 'iah 'ne pu%|-
must be children have fa
tion
en- Is niue iaiy flew
"me mouse III mortal land She lighted the ~ : INV
'he mousse baby
rock the baby sleep dsome ~ e" ''S""e anu
dice repled
Dear dear / shouldn't ito live
spread her wings nco Ia.
vines growing all over - e u"'A green mousse with
us looks nice and PEACEFUL dawn an -
suckle vine the door, '''' uo"h Oh u money
on aas little boy and
agree at all The AMI, IN. lt, 49,
stamped his nc BOY
as she could " " ""s's III 'er ears ana hew
mn Ir i GOOD deal But ndoft shs
'hl' she would o mo-, IT.
,u, o noise could t1an
a hoi"'H roHsI"che is tlinr fris -,
-" pu WI "Ih so a ma g., 800
must be very careful and how yo s,v 'o
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4 STARTLING CONTRAST.

startling contrast in certain con-
gressional appropriations was pointed
out by Lewis Merriam. assistant chif
of the Federal Children's Bureau. in an
address before the National Conference
# Charities and Correction at Seattle
this morning. Mr.. Merriam cited the
appropriations to the Bureau Of AMI
nal Industry IN the Department Of
Agriculture, which received 1852. $50
tor salaries, sl.2l7,sG for general ex-
penses, 10000 600 for meat inspection,
and 800 600 for cooperative expenses
in animal feeding and breeding. He
characterized the work OF that bureau
as important and the money rs wisely
spent but cOntrasted ii with the s24. q
go appropriated by Congress for sal
aries in the Childrens Bureau. $500
allotted Tor contingent expenses, and
$500 foi printing, OF total of So, G4O
for the entire work Of q bureau charged
with The duty Of investigating and re-
porting upon all matters pertaining 10
among all classes OF our populations
and directed especially TO investigate
infant mortality. the birth rate, or
phanage Juvenile courts, desertionS.
dangerous occupations, accidents, dis
eases Of children, employment, and leg
islation affecting children in the several
states ana territories. The Children's
Bureau, according 10 Mr. Merriam has
not been able 10 buy books and sub
scribe Tor magazines tor its library,
which thus far is made up chiefly OF
state ana federal reports ana the re-
ports and proceedings of certain pri-
vate associations which have generous
~ responded 10 the bureaus reuests
for gifts.
we look forward to the time, said
Mr.. Merriam, when we can do more
buying and less begging. We are
waiting for the day when We can give
our librarian the assistants she needs.
instead OF wasting her valuable time
ia routine wOrl: that does not require
an EXPERT, and then we hope Ia have
ia Washington the most complete and
comprehensive library ON child well
fare - - found in the world, rich in
current literature. and
the other things which are 50 hard to-
lind and so illuminating. and then we
hope tO be able to devise some means
these treasures shall be made
available not only To the staff of the
Chldrens Bureau. but To- all who are
working tor the betterment of our child
population
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HONuS WAGNER.

Most citizens Of I'M, United States
and the visitors Of nrfphboring conn
tries have come d, think # The broad
beamed Dutehmap Of the Pittsburgh
National baseball team no ON. Of the
permanent fixtures If The diamond NO
more TO bee disturbed than The nome
plapo itself WIN a shock of the .yr-
prise win which thew might have
heard of tho corIap.. NJ the Carnegie
steel works. they have read thar the
Pirates ,yiu baye =, srr.,re sl,,p
.amah.v with s,m.. other nlaver .,,
short, trr,iee. ,,.irirr,. - ysg,.r,s
knee.wlI not admit Of his play,pg reg-
r.Is,.,.. i..r..afr.r
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LACK OF TEAM WORK.

Ihet" sooms need # a little better
lolu work among the Dcnlocratic
leader at Washington. just ~ .he
president the Senate leaders aud the
democratic heads of the House are
sr,tins 80 perfect their inheld work
along comes the vice president, who
apparently has been forgotten, and
pulls what ia the vocabulary of the
game might hc termed q "bonehead
play" Mr.. Marshalrs views on lob
hying are interesting and they are
sound but that does not Justify
them. They do not accord very well
with the policy aud statements Of the
administration and its backing.
The vice president says lobbying is
natural and right. lie doesn't blame
any business man for wanting repre-
scntation at Washington and for
maintaining "A lobby there to watch
Congress. Moreover, he doesn't think
lobbying is such a terrible and dis
graceful and menacing thing as We
have been led 10 believe. He even
intimates that II may be legitimate
Horrors! lie SAYS
u will say that the spending OF
money about the capitol by the men
who stand for big business Is only
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factory Al the age of fourteen he was
BACK at school again. this time AT Am.
herst
The adventurous young man ran awav
from school and made voyage to India
In the course OF which he made a vooda,'
model OF what was afterward to be a ra.
volver The model Is still In existence
When he returned to Hartford no ro-
sumed work IN his fathers establishments
learning chemistry from his fa,bor,,
bleaching and dyeing manager. Ru, IN.
rowing life called TO him, and under ,ho
name of Or. Coult' he travelled an over
the country lecturlng on chemistry
Although his revolvers were suco,s.
fnl'y used In the United States army dur.
Ing the Seminole war they were NOT Co.,
orally appreciated. and the Paten, A.,
Company became insolvent
During the Mexican War General Zach.
AIRY Taylor wrote from the seat OF wa, o.
supply OF revolvers. In ls47 the govern.
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Average attendanc.

The music work under Miss Roms-
dahl ana her assistant, Miss Henley,
has been improved and this years re-
cital was. think, the best ever rem
dered by our pupils.
The drawing work was prosecuted
earnestly and effectively. as shown by
lhe splendid exhibit made In the
washington school hall in June.
our teachers as body have rem
dered faithful service and the princi-
pals have ut all times co-operated
with the superintendent In trying Ia
improve the standard of scholarship
In our schools.
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School Buildings.

the natural ouJsroWth Of the business
mans attitude
IT is 10 De expected that business
men viii spend biz sums when they
think their interests are SO closely
Hrapped up in legislation Money may
be spent properly and il may not
The principle is that they are bound
90 spend ana that is part OF the bust
ness system as conducted under the
present ideas 81 the American bust
ness man and that they be- spent"
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LET THE NEWS FOLLOW YOU on
YOUR VACATION.

n yea &c away on a vacation ls'
TIE News 'oi.e~ yov, There will De
70 Additional expense 70 you. We will
mail IRE News 70 yoJ ana pay the
restsse.
Dc no. stoe yosr paper for week
CT t~c. let = ce~e 20 yeu- vaeatro1
s5u~oss. lt @.i &c Ike daily Iette-
fr2r rome. Is ~I'I lnteres; you and
you all lee, for j, eagerly eseh dsy
Nsse ~ with Hhsts dong n the
copper county,. There IS 10 reason
Why yoU s-oyid mss > single cosy.
Tel Us ar- ~e will 90 tre rest.
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ouR PUBLIC SCHOOLS

The News publishes today the annual
report of Supt L. j. Han Of the CaIu-
met public schools District No. !. for
Tho l9i2-lsl3 fiscal year. It shows
school affairs to bee in splendid condi-
ton. and patrons ct the schools will find
~ q gratifying statement in every re-
spect Every one Interested in the
schools should read the report
The work in both the grades and
high school has improved and new
courses ana departments added which
are proving valuable. The auxiliary
school FOR exceptional children, physi-