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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
AMERICAN BOYS WIN
H0N0RS AT OXFORD

a, Leased Wire to Evening Herald.
London. March ~ American
Rhodes scholars carried Oft huno'-
today iu the annual field day u,tv,en
oxford and Cambridge win A. He.G-
Ter OF the University of Iowa. on thc
oxford team. won On hurting the
weight with "a pat of az feet. 3 Inches.
and won the hammer throw with q
throw Of re feet inches. u. Sproula,
uf the stone school, America, on the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
DINZ TEiI.s FRIENDS
10 pPOItT ul IsltTN

Naples. March li.-Gcu. Porhriu
DuI former president of MtNi,",
who arrived here yesterday from
Egypt today sent instructions 90 HE
friends aud followers in Mexico Go
support Provisional President ilucrtu
and work Tor the re.esta1lishment OF
peace throughout the republic
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only found ny, dead but man, more
are u,u,l,d Geo u, 100 the fatal canyon
whore 20 party uf the attackers was
trapped early iu th, dJy. \ rescue
party gyt out TODAY - seek more
wounded ana lu,tt, the bodies of an,
dead uu Ma, u,ld
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
DELINQUENT TAX SALE
FOR 1911 TOMORROW

TIA, delinquent t1N utlr taxes Ices
than sc5. for 1914. VIII Boz held at the
court huu', beginning 30 10 o'clock
tomorrow. rho pfct sZ5 sale viii hc
held March 60
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
CLARKsON WOMAN
HELD AT MILWAUKEE,

10, Leased Wire to E,cnlng Herald.
Chicago, March ii.-Mrr Mgbtt
Clarksun. who ls alleged 10 have de
serted her husband J minister. 10 Ay
with owen H. conn, "a burglar under
arrest at san Francisco, Was dctain'
al Milwaukee today as size 'gs op'ut
to take u train Go chicago, uccurdiuh
10 70 special GO IN, Journal from tht
former city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

There q. no erect Withut q cause. "
quoted the Wise GuY
How about when "a woman changes
Der mind f" asked the simple Mug --
Philadelphia RECORD
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

Ia Cur
HNkI.IN DEPARTMENT
~ have dciiDtnu- guod- We
know ,uu VIII agree With ~
uiat ,uu never ate better p'Lcr,
G,ud- than Wc make. ~, -
IaLc TODAY
~ win have - lr'"r n-~u't.
mcnt iur saturday.
'II. w ptII~
It1. \li;~
NU,UN CARES
CHOCOLATE roll
pINg NPIII CAKES
IIOCOI.NTE CARES
SUNSHINE INkIS
UIIII.lt CAKES
IIgINCII PNSTIiN
CHOCOLATE CAFES
re CAKES
u.IIN HOII
rNi,T~
IINtOt.N INktS
IMPERIAL CAKES
SMALL. SLICES
MNJNIiOONS. I.tc.
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Footwear for
Everybody at
EUerybOdy's
Prices

You don't have to pay
high prices to be stylishly
shod, When you buy at
our store, you get popular
styles at popular prices.
Your Easter Costume
would be incomplete with
out a pair of our new
Spring Shoes, They are
the highest expression of
the shoe workers craft,
and the following prices
will indicate the splendid
values we offer
Ladies Low Shoes
ST.. 90 to $3.50
Men $ Shoes
$500 to $3.50
Children S Shoes
SOC to $50
The Ea gle Store
220 West Central Avenue
. Next Walton's Drug Store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
W. are Ngcnt~ Tor

W. are Ngrnt- Iur
CtiN~ts MD ~NNBOt;N'S
i'NNDI - TINS MD COFFEE.
\ uial ct this brand j. all VC
I-k. ~ YOU agc not satisfied
YOUR mooney hack
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COLORADO'S CROP
ABOVE THE AVERAGE

Denver, Colo. Oct. s.-Wfiiam A.
Taylor. chief OF the bureau OF plant
industry. has Just Issued report on
the 1913 apple crop. Not only in the
United States but in Canada. Great
Britain, France and Germany he finds
that this is an on year for apples. The
greatest apple state in the Union. New
York. shows up at picking time with
but 35 per cent OF crop: Ohio. an
other leader. with 30; Virginia. 80
West Virginia. IL; Kansas. "a.
In the apple-producing states Of the
irrigated West, the averages are BY
far the best, as follows: Colorado
50. oregon. 20: Utah. So; Idaho. So;
Washington, 10; Montana. 81.
Owing to the scarcity OF apples
growers are assured OF high prices
The Colorado crop is expected to bring
in fully twice as much as It did last
year. This years crop is of superior
quality.
In this report Colorado's pear crop
is marked at 80 per cent as against
80 for the United States: peaches. 30,
as against q for the United States
grapes. rs. as against 75 for the Unit
ed States.
Pears sold for a high price. peaches
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PUEBLO FIRM HAS
A BIG CONTRACT

Thomas F. Mishou, of the firm of
Mishou & Millard, which has the con-
tract for the filling and raising of the
Santa Fe yards at Canon City, left
here Monday morning to actively take
charge of the work. While they have
had several teams and about twenty
men working for several days on the
contract, it is expected that the force
will be nearly doubled during the
present week. The contract calls for
the completion of the work by De
cember / and with good weather. the
contractors expect TO finish on time
Fills are being made and tracks will
be raised nearly three. feet at some
places incidental TO the erection OF ?
new station building in that city.-Pu-
eblo Chieftain.
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Altering Commercial Patterns.

When buying a skirt pattern take
an easy measure around the hips be-
low the waist line and select a pai-
tern corresponding to this measure.
Since figures having the same hip
measure vary greatly. the pattern
should always be spread out and
compared with ones own measures
and the necessary changes made be-
fore the pattern is laid on the cloth
When the change in length is but
slight it should be made at the bot
tom of each gore but II several inch
es are to be taken out make a cross
wise plat six inches below the nor
NAL hip line.
II the skirt is to be heightened oui
the pattern. across at this point anc
slip down the desired amount
II the figure is full in front ant
the skirt tends to swing out small
dart should be taken across the hiI
OF the front gore beginning with l.
inch at the side and running tC
nothing. This gives little NOR
height in front. The second gor'
should be altered in the same way.
II the hips are prominent dart:
should be taken from the back OF th'
back and side back cores in the same
manner.
When cutting the skirt allow / Il
inch for seams.
After making the above alterations
start to baste with the tops OF tn.
cores.
CHARLOTTE E. CARPENTER,
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colorado.
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Canon City with home at sl4 Rudd
avenue. Mrs. Ramsey Joined her hus-
band last week; having superintend-
ed the removal of their household
furniture and effects here from Flor
ence. Since cptering on his duties
in the treasurer's Office several
months ago Mr.. Ramsey had. until the
transfer of his residence to this city,
been making daily trips between here
and Florence.
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AVIATOR BEACHErS
MACHINE KILLS GIRL

Rochester, y. Y, Oct. s.-Miss Ruth
Hildreth. daughter OF W. Z. Hildreth
OF New York city. was killed. and her
sister. Dorothy Hildreth, was perhaps
fatally injured yesterday afternoon In
Hammondsport, when Lincoln Beach
ey lost control OF 100-horsepower
aeroplane. and It swept a number Of
spectators on roof from which they
were watching the exhibition. Ruth
Hildreth fell upon an automobile. Her
skull was fractured. Among those
slightly hurt were LIeutenants Rich
ardson and Belllnger OF the United
States navy aviation corps and
Beachey.
The accident occurred near the
head OF Lake Keuka. where Beachey
is said to have planned to execute n
somersault in the air. A crowd had
gathered for the exhibition. To gain
good view the Misses Hildreth and
the navy officers climbed to the top
of a small building used as headquar-
ters by naval avintors.
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CANADA THISTLE IN COLORADO

In the last few years Canada thistle
has gained a foothold within our
borders Up to this time 1t has not
become troublesome over very large
areas but usually occurs in small
patches. Small patches OF Canada
thistle, however. soon become large
patches. Every effort should be made
to stamp the pest out as soon as it
Iaakes its appearance no matter how
small the area infested. Canada thl =
tie may be distinguished from Other
thistles by its tendency TO grow in
patches, its small heads an the pso-
duction OF pollen and seeds in sepa-
rate heads. 1t spreads rapidly by ul-
dersround root stocks as we'll as 1y
..,ed. II is this character that makes
it pernicious.
The most feasible method OF Grad
lCdtlnE SHldll patOHtH 10 u ptTblettnt-
ly keep the weed cut down to the
ground throughout the growing sea-
son. No leaves should be allowed to
,otm. 1t Will be necessary to go over
the patch every week or two. BY such
n ooedure the urIerg ground root stocks
ore stamped out. possibly In one sea-
son. at least in two. When it Is
-ea'Ized how pernisious this weed has
become in Canada and Eastern Uhitcd
Siaues. and that several states have
seen the necessity of passing legis;a-
ave acts for its eradication. no tnort
snculd he spared by eonmnnities n
Colorado to watch for and Immediate
ly stamp out the pest as soon as it
appears
W. W. ROBBINS.
Colorado Agricultural College. Fort
Collins. Colo.
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REWARD OFFERED
FOR ESCAPED CONVICT

Ed Gulick. penitentiary convict
escaped from the prison ranch at
Avondale In Pueblo county between
two and three o'clock Monday morn
ing and is still at large. although his
capture in the course OF few days +
regarded as almost certain A reward
OF one hundred dollars has been offer
ed by Warden lyman for his appre-
hension. Gulick was sentenced by
Judge Essex of the Pueblo county dis
trict court in December. 1911. to serve
a term of from three to five years i'm
prisonment for burglary. He was
found guilty OF breaking into n Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad box car at Pn-
eblo and stealing a couple OF pairs o
shoes valued at 1--WE dollars.
He was a model prisoner from the
time OF his Incarceration in the pen
itentiary and was made n ''trusyt"
several months ago. He was at th
ranch when the regular hourly count
was made at o'clock Monday morn
ing. but when the next count was
made he had disappeared and 1;
searching party was organized to find
him. but without result. It is thought
that he fled in the direction OF tn,
mountains. Gulick is about thirty
years OF age. and. when last seen. he
wore oyeralls and a Jumper" The
sherifs' offices and the police OF the
surrounding counties have been in
structed to keep a lookout for him.
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MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN

The Fremont Buiidins aud Loan
Nssnciaton mas money To loan On
Easy terms Tns best plan In all ne
world for paying on 3 mortgage on
the home See Guy @ Hardy. treas
urer. or chas z Waldo. secretary
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October. 1913. commencing at 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 the sam. will brng
for cash. all the following Described
real estate and property situate In
Canon city. In the County OF Fremont.
State OF Colorado. to-wii.
Beginning fourteen and forty-one
one hundredths t44D feet wcster-
~ OF the center line OF Section Thirty
two tar. Township Eighteen uSD
South. Range Seventy t1O) West. on
the northcrly line OF Harrison Ave
nue.. Produced westerly: thence
northerly one hundred and twenty
ii-Vl ittt NJ FlEut angles 10 Aforesaid
line: thence westerly forty-four tis1
feet on the south line OF alley In
Block Thirty-two t32) Canon City. N
produced westerly. thence soushcriy
one hundred aud twenty Gz0p feet.
theme ensferly on the northeriy line
OF Harrison Avenue. produced. forty
four tiil feet to the point of begin
ming.
Or so much OF said property rs may
be sufficien; to cover the amount for
which said sale is made as hcreinaf-
ter stated. and which may be sold sep
arately without material injury to the
parties Interested
The purpose OF said sale Is to
comply with the requirements and
provisions OF said decree, which was
made and entered IN an action for
foreclosure OF certain mortgage re-
corded In the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder OF Fremont Coun-
~. State OF Colorado. in Book i57
page 3fi. and particularly to realize
from such sale the sum OF s1106.67,
being the amount due and owing to
tho plaintiff as found therein includ-
Ing attorneys fees allowed by the
Court with interest from October
First. 1919. besides costs as taxed In
the sum OF sis.07. and also for tho
expenses OF this sale.
Dated October sth. 1919.
WILLIAM II. NEwCOMB,
Sheriff OF Fremont County, State Of
Colorado.
First Pub. Oct 9th. 1918,
Last Pub. Oct. 3ist, 1913.
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at a little above the average.

at little above the average.
Colorado's ten-year average as an
apple producer is 6s; including this
year. which is nearly 20 above the av-
erage of apple-producing states. show
ing that climatically. as well as
quality of flavor and long keeping
Colorado is well in the lead. Stability
of production is great asset is ap-
pie growing. New York is 10 per cent
behind Colorado and Michigan stii
farther in the rear.
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Number Fifteen tisl and Sixteen
1G) in Block Number Forty t40l. In
Rudd's Addition to Canon City. ac-
cording TO the recorded plat Of sald
Addition.
Or so much OF said property a.
may be sufficient TO cover fhe nWo nt
for which said sale ia made as here.
lnafter stated. and which may be st
separately without material injury
the parties Interested. The puTgos
OF sa d sale Is to comply with
require enis and pTov.sicns OF sal
decree which was made and entered
in an act on for foreclosure OF a Ger
tain moi Eagc recorded In the offlrs
OF the County Clerk and Recorder ~
Fremont County. State of Colorado.
In Book l57 at page 355. and particu-
larly TO realize frcm such sale
sum OF s575.73 being the amount due
and owing to the piaintir as foung
therein including attorneys fees al
lowed by the Court. with interest
from October LIST. 1913, besidcs cost
as taxed In the sum of si5.6s. nnc
also for the expenses OF this sale.
Dated October Sth, 1873.
WILLIAM H.. NEWC0MB.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. State OF
Colorado.
First Pub. Oct. 9th. 1913.
Last Pub. Oct. 3ist. 1913.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont.
In the County Court.
s. l.. Sisson.
Plaintiff.
vs..
John ID. Lloyd. Charles
c. Conkle and Grace
Fromm.

FToIlll.
Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED.
Notice Is hereby given that by ylr-
tue of the authority vested In me by
the decree OF the Court in the above
entitled cause. certified copy where
OF is In my possession. made and en-
tered on the lst day OF October. A. ID.
1913. ! viii. on the 3lst day of Octo-
ber. 1913. commencing at the hour o
10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day
offer for sale and sell at public auction.
at the front door OF the Fremont Coun-
" Court House. in Canon city. State Of
Colorado. 10 the highest bidder. an,
for the highest and best price
same will bring for cash. all the fo'
lowing described real estate and pro-
perty. situate In Canon City In ihf
County OF Fremont. State OF Colo
RADIO. to-wit:
The central forty a0b feet OF Iois
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ENHANCED THE VALUE.

Mrs. Terwilligcr--Oh, dearl The
movers upset that barrel.
Terwilliger-Nerer mind! It'i
only the bric-a-brnc.-Pnck.
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Motored Down from District.

Arthur Garndur OF Victor and a
party of friends from the Cripple
Creek district motored down to Canon
City Sunday morning and spent the
day in making excursions about town.
They report the Teller and Fremont
county roads to be in excellent condi-
ton at present
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WEDNESDAY.
VIII Move 10 Florence.

District Clerk W. l.. Morris, who is
prominently connected with the Rain
bow Park Land company. has rented
the Macdonald property at the corner
of Second street and McCandless ave-
nue.. and expects to move his family
here from Canon City the latter part
Of the month.-Florence Citizen.
Home from His Lamar Ranch.
George A. Baker returned to cano
City last Saturday night from six
weeks stay at the Baker & Bigss
ranch near Lamar Mr.. Baker says
the last cutting of alfalfa is all in the
stack and the ranch is being put in
condition for the winter. The crops
this season have been very salts
factory.
Gone TO Glenwcod Springs.
DR. and MIS-. W. T. Little left on a
late train Monday night for Glenwood
Springs where they will attend the
annual meeting of the Colorado State
Medical association. which convened
there on Tuesday fer a three days
session. They expect to return to
Canon City on Friday.
Returned 10 Canton Last Sunday.
Mrs. William Lyons and two child
ren. who spent the summer here, left
last Sunday for their home at Can
ton. Ohio. Mrs. Lyons has resided at
Canton ever since the death OF her
husband. whom. 1t VIII be remember
ed. was killed by the overturning OF
the locomotive. OF which he was the
engineer. on the Canon City & Grip
PIE Creek railroad several years ago
Il Secretary of Federal Grand Jury.
Harry W. Combs left here a couple
OF days ago for Pueblo in response to
n summons to become a grand Juror
at the October term OF the Federal
court. which convened there Monday
afternoon with Judge Lewis presid-
ing. A telephone message from Mr.
Combs to his wife Monday night an
nounced his selection to be secretary
of the grand jury. His duties will
probably. require his presence in Pu-
ebio for several weeks.
is Now \ Resident Of Canon.
Roy Ramsey. bookkeeper and clerk
In the Office of Jonathan Seaman. coun-
" treasurer. is now resident of
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NOTICE OF roREcLosunE SALE

NOTICE OF FORRCLOsURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont
In the County Court. g.
s. l.. Sisson,
Plaintiff.
VI.
John ID. Lloyd. Charles
c. conkle and Henri
eta Armstrong.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY DE INTERESTED.
Notice Ia hereby given that by vir-
tue OF the authority vested in me by
the decree OF the court In the abovs
entitled cause. certified copy
whereof Is In my possession. made
and entered on the LIST dny Of October.
A. u. 1918. Will. ON the 21st day OF
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES

Fol Furnished house.
rooms. enquire siI Macon. 2siptG
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TO TRADE

TO TRADE-Frne young i5-acre or
chard; apples and cherries. for
town property-ouy L. Hardy. isspti2
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FOR Rs-N1- Furnished apartment Of
four rooms. s5g Green > cod Ave. or
phone Blue 1909. 227pts
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|NYBER CO[QRlDO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
TUESDAY.

Home from Trip TO Kansas City.
DR.. C. II. Kittell has returned here
from a business and professional visit
to Kansas City and various Kansas
and Missouri river points.
Returned Sunday from Denver.
Frank L. Thomas of the Canon Auto
company and Dr. G. H.Kellenberger
returned here Sunday afternoon from
a brief visit to Denver. The trip was
made by automobile and the homeward
run was very disagreeable on account
OF the wind and dust.
Left Monday Morning for st. Louis.
Mrs. Goodloe. mother of DR.. Hart
Goodloe, who has been visiting in
Canon City during the last two or
three weeks as the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Goodloe and family on Green
wood avenue. left Monday mornin;
for her HON Elm st. Louis. Her son
Bent Goodloe, stopped on here one
day last week while making a bus
mess trip through the west and ac-
eompanied his mother on her eastern
trip.
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Record Want Ads are sure to bring
results.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

FOR sALE-A- B., Chase piano. as
good as new. 1881 Harrison. 2Istf
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CANON CITY WEEKLY RECORD
6uy L. Hardy, Proprietor.
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Entered at the Postonice as Second
Class Matter.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-09-11
MELISSA PREFERS A SINGLE CODE
OF MANNERS.

Mrs, Merriwid's maternal maiden
Aunt James eyes glowed with admira-
ton and a faint color appeared on her
eheeRs. His manners are simply ex-
quisites Melissa" she exclaimed. Il
don't think I ever saw such perfect
p%oliteness combined with such abso-
Lutte "a l do hope that he will come
again"
TITS the one best bet that he will,
dearie," said Mrs. Merriwid. You
may set your fond, huttering heart at
rest. He will come again and yet
again, and then some more, but have
a p%remonition that he will ultimately
discontinue his visits, and we viii
have to pick up our handkerchief
ourselves and open our own doors
with our own weak. incompetent femi-
nine hands"
Il must say that / like a man to be
well hammered" remarked Aunt Jane,
rubbing her nose resentfully. Il am
aware that there is a modern ten
dency to sneer at the good breeding
that In my younger days was deemed
essential, and the manifestation Of
which, in a refinement of behavior to
the opposite sex, was considered the
hall mark Of a gentleman; but I am
old-fashioned enough to appreciate
courtesy"
I'm strong for it too" agreed Mrs.
Merriwid. CAS- Mr.. Stoxan used to
say, a gentleman wants to cut out the
rough stuff when he's around with the
skirts. At the same time, dearie. ]
am of the opinion that thereNis such q
thing as running it into the ground.
always insisted on poor dear Henry
Merriwid treating me with p%oliteness.
l never let him sit down to dinner In
his shirt-sleeves even in the privacy
of home life, and if he wanted to use