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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-10-02
STATE OF COLORADO. J
County Of Fremont
In the County Court.


Marie l. West,
Plaintiff.
Versus. SUMMONS
X Ernest West.
. Defendant }
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To K Ernest West. the defendant
above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the
County Court of Fremont County,
State OF Colorado. and answer the
complaint therein within thirty days
after the service hereof. IL served
or. IL served out OF the State
OF Colorado. or by publication,
within fifty days after the service
hereof. exclusive of the day OF serv-
ice. or said action may be regularly
set for trial the same as though such
appearance had been made and issue
had been Joined on such complaint.
The said action is brought by plain
tin to obtain a decree OF divorce dis
solving the bonds OF mairimony now
existing between plaintiff and de-
fendant. on the ground that defend
ant has wilfully. and without cause.
deserted and aDsented himSelf from
plaintif for more than one whole
year last past. and upon the further
and additional ground that for the
space OF more than one whole year
last past defendant has failed TO make
reasonable provision for the support
of his family. he. the said defendant,
being in good bodily health during all
OF said time: and to obtain the Gus
;ody and control of wilford Theodore
West: and to recover costs: as will
more fully appear from complaint in
said action TO which reference is hero
made and a copy OF which IS hereto
attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail 10 appear. and to answer the
said complaint as above required. the
said plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief therein demanded
Given under my hand and the seal
of said Court. at Canon City. in said
colnty. this twelfth day OF Septem-
ber- A. d. 1913.
tSEAL)
JAMES L. COOPER,
Judge and Acting Clerk
First Publication September 25. 1913
Last Publication October 10. 1913.
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ported to be getting along as well as
could be expected under the circum-
stances.
Takes Course At MInnequa Hospital.
Miss Elma Elliott. second daughter
of AFR. and Mrs. 8. D. Elliott OF this
city. left this morning for Pueblo
where she will take a course of train
ing at Minnequa hospital with the in
tention OF becoming a trained nurse.
Mrs. Lea Returns Home.
Mrs. William Lea and daughter.
Ruth. who have been spending the
past six weeks in Canon, will leave
for their home In Kansas City about
the first. Miss Nora Lea. who has
been managing the Western Union
office here for the past three months.
expects to spend the winter at home
and will accompany them to Kansas
City.
Left Friday for Cortez, Colorado.
Mrs. Floyd G. Rogers. late OF Den
yer. who had been visiting Mrs.
Charles l. Keys and other friends
here for a week or ten days. left on
Friday for cortez. Colorado. where
she expects to make her home. Her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Fits. for
merly residents of this city. have been
living at coriez for a couple of years
or more. Mr. Rogers will Join his
wife as soon as he is able TO dispose
OF some property interests here.
Mr.. Pinkston Back.
@. A. Plnkston returned yesterday
evening from Maxwell. New Mexico.
where be has been looking after his
alfalfa farm. He reports abundance
of rain and everything in excellent
condition. While there he sold 100
tons OF alfalfa from his farm. He met
= number Of Canon City folks while
there. They all seem to be satisfied
and doing we'll.
Back TO Chandler.
Mrs. l. c. Bogardus Is moving back
to Chandler to open the boarding
house for mine employees.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Fred
eric A. Warren. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that on We'd
nesday. 10 n. M. the fifteenth day OF
October. A. ID. 1918. being one OF the
regular days of the September Term
of the County Court OF Fremont Coun-
~. in the State of Colorado. l, Ger
trude Warren. Executrix OF said cs-
tate. will appear before the Judge OF
said Court, present my Anal settle
ment as such Executrix. pray the ap-
provai OF the same. and will then ap-
ply to he discharged as such Execu-
trix- At which time and place any
person In interest may appear and
present objections to the same IL any
there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. Sep
tember 10th. 1918.
tSigncd) GERTRUDE WARREN.
Executrix OF the Estate OF Frederic A.
Warren. deceased.
First Pub. Sept IL, 1918.
Last Pub. October .. 1918.
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PROMINENT
ODD FELLOWS
INSPECT HOME

An official inspection of the Odd
Fellows home on Fifteenth street
was made this morning by the mem
bers Of the grand lodge trustees. con-
ststing OF Adolph Donath of Fort
Collins. A. X. St Clair Of Denver. d.
c. Taylor,of-P Pueblo, Charles Mum OF
, 0uray and Judge Joseph H. hewitt
OF Buena Vista. by Mrs. Ida B. Hiles
q Pueblo and Mrs. Viola Williams Of
this city. representing the Rebekah
sassembiy of Colorado; by o. E. Jack
ssn OF Denver. secretary OF the grand
lodge OF this Jurisdiction. and by ]. NJ
Gle OF Pueblo. architect and superin-
tendant OF the building. Accompany
, ing the visitors on their tour OF in
spection were Judge and Mrs. Chas.
|SJ Waldo. DR.. r. r. Holmes. Alder
man Lafe Combs. A. X. Cutting and
e Friend; all prominently identined
with Odd Fellowship In this city and
with Harmony Rebekah lodge.
The visitors expressed themselves
as being delighted with the progress
that has been made at the home by
the contractors during the last few
months and with the substantial
character OF the work. Many things
relating to the Institution not incor-
!. porated in the architects drawing
were discussed and Will be recon-
mended to the consideration of the
grand lodge. which will meet In an
nuai session at Grand Junction the
East week In October. Several Of tae
!. visitors To the home this morning nal
not previously been there and they
were surprised at the attractive. Goa 3.
venient character OF the building A.G
with the beauty OF t;s envirenA. The
delegates and visitors from Denter
and the northern part OF the tate
travelling on a special irsia to the
grand lodge sessions newt meath will
stop on here to visit the hom, which
will be practically completed at that
Sine.
Tho grand lodge trustees. Who are
holding their FIRST regular meeting In
this city since the home Nss located
here. are in session at the parlors OF
sfhe Denton hotel this afternoon.
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Changed their Place Of Residence.

Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Grow have
moved their place OF residence from
723 Mystic avenue 10 502 Pike avenue.
where they are now at home to their
friends.
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hereinafter rccited- TO the date OF sale,
and all necessary Incidental charges;
said stockholders having become de-
linquent In the payment OF each as
sessment hereinafter referred TO. and
each assessment having been levied
more than 30 days prior to the time
II was made payable by resolution Of
the Board OF Directors OF said Com
pany. legally passed at regularly
held mcetinE-
4 list Of such forfeited shares. to-
rether with the name OF the delin-
uuont stoc holder. the number of the
certificates forfeited. the number oi
shares ia each certificate. the amount
per share u the assessment I'm de-
fault. and the amount due from each
such delinquent stakeholder. and the
date when the assessment became due
and began TO bear interest, Is as fo>
lows to-wit:
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SATURDAY..
Suffering from Pneumonia.

suffering irVm Tue""""'"'
Mrs. A. ]. Morrison OF East Canon
has been confined to her bed during
the past week in consequence OF an
attack OF pneumonia. She Is under
the care OF trained nurse and IL re-
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General Fund.

Witness my hand and official senl
this 18th day of September. \. d. 1918.
JONATHAN SEAMAN.
County Treasurer.
BY +. Y. Miller.
First Pub, Sept Is. 1923.
Last Pub. Oct .. 1913.
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Attended FuneraI Here Tuesday.
RaIph Nitten Has q Ferd.

Ralph Milton has fully mastered the
operation OF HIS Ford car recently
purchased and Is now prepared to en-.
JOY Il to the fullest extent
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the concern.
Have Returned to Lawrence. kansas

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Trap and child
ren. who have been visiting here for
some time past as the guests OF the
formers sister. Mrs. f. o. slsooe. and
family. left this morning for their
home at Lawrence. Kansas. They re-
port delightful stay and liked Canon
City so we'll that they are talking OF
returning in the spring. possibly TO
establish their residence here.
W. J. Menries Visiting Home Folks.
MIR. W. J. Mcnxies and family ar
rived from Burwind, Colorado. recent
iy and are visiting with the home
folks. Mr.. and Mrs. W. MenEies. on
Four Mile.
Back from Southern California.
]. E. Brown has returned to Canon
City from n six months soiourn In
San Diego. Los Angeles and other
points in southern Colorado for tho
benefit of his health. MIR. Brown
thoroughly enjoyed his stay on the
coast. but says he feels considerably
better in Colorado than he did In
California.
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AROUND THE TOWN
THURSDAY
Returned From Pueblo.

THURSDAY
Returned From Pueblo.
Mrs. Charles Sell returned Tuesday
evening from a i've days visit with
her parents and other relatives in
Pueblo.
Back from Visit TO Pueblo.
City Marshal Julius C. Cramer. who
spent his annual vacation visiting rel
atives and friends In Pueblo. has re-
turned home and will shortly reas-
sumo his official duties.
-oaiifornians In City.
Mrs. Helen Mcclure Hadden. with
her little son. Robert Mcclure. arriv-
ed in the city Wednesday afternoon
from Venice. California. to visit with
the family of her father. W. II. Nc
Clure.
VIII Locate In Canon City.
Mrs. Carrie B. Pease of Davenport
Iowa. arrived in Canon City on We'd
nesday with the Intention OF locating
here. Mrs. Pease is a chiropractic
physician and will shortly open an Of
fee in this community for the practice
OF her profession.
Home From Eastern Trip.
Mrs. Frank Singer. who had been
spending the greater part of the sum
mer in Vermont. New Hampshire and
Massachusetts. returned aoms last
week She says she encountered no
very warm weather after leaving Chi
cago. The last three weeks Of her
stay II was quite cold and frost re-
ported August sth.
Rack Today from Indiana
Mrs. George W. Baichelor and child
ren returned to canoI City this af-
ternoon from three and n half
months visit to Richmond. w1nehes-
ter and Indianapolis ir Indiana and
points in Ohio.
WIN Spend Week In Pueblo.
Mrs. Bud Holland and children left
this afternoon on Denver a Rio
Grande train No. 4 for Pueblo where
they will spend a week or ten days
as the guests OF relatives and friehds
Attended Funeral Here Tuesday.
Mrs. \. Bonney went TO Canon City
yesterday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Ada Livfngs who died a, her
home there Sunday morning. Deceas-
I'd was the wife of Carl Livings and
the family Is well known In Fremont
county where II has resided for many
years.-F1orence Citizen
Ralph Milton Has n Ford.
Ralph Milton has fully mastered the
operation OF his Ford car recently
purchased and Is now prepared TO en-
JOY Il to the fullest extent
FRIDAY
WIN Teach at Querida.
Miss Byrtina Mink has gone to
Querida where she will teach In the
public schools during the coming win
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Home From Eastern Trip.
Back Today from Indiana.

Mrs. George W. Baichelor and child
ren returned to Canol City this af-
ternoon from n three and n half
months visit to Richmond. w1nehes-
ter and Indianapolis ir Indiana and
points in Ohio.
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FRIDAY
WIN Teach at Querida.

Miss Byrtina Mink has gone TO
Qucrida where she will teach In the
public schools during the coming win
ter.
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Back 20 Chandler.

Mrs. l. c. Bogardus Is moving back
to Chandler to open the boarding
house for mine employees.
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WIN spend Week In Pueblo.

Mrs. Bud Holland and children left
this afternoon on Denver a Rio
Grande train No. 4 for Pueblo where
they will spend a week or ten days
as the guests OF relatives and friends.
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Locking After Busine.s In Pueblo.

Z. =. Jcwett. manager of the Dia-
mond Fire Brick company's plant. is
spending the weekend In Pueblo look
inE after some business matters for
,h. rnurarr
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nated Canon CIy Colorado. September
First Pub September
Last October 2s.
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JAMES L. COOPER.

Judge. and Acting Clerk.
First Publication September 25. 1918.
Last Publication October 16. 1913.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
CHAMPION CHECKER
PLAYER IS COMING
Newell Banks Will Meet All
Corners Over the Board at
Capital Club.

Arrangements have been made with
United States Checker Champion New
ell w. Banks. to appear at the Capital
City Chess and Checker Club for a Sc
ries of exhibitions this week end. He is
scheduled to arrive in the city on Thurs
day. and on Friday evening will meet
all comers at chess and checkers at
the Capital City Club. northwest corner
of New York avenue and Thirteenth
street.
Banks has met with unvarying sue
cess against the strongest amateurs in
simultaneous play in other cities. and
1t will be interesting to see how our
local cracks will fare against him. Play
will begin at o'clock promptly, and all
lovers of chess and checkers are in
vited to be present. Those wishing
to take a board in the simultaneous
may do so for a fee of so cents.
1t is expected that Banks will give
blindfoId exhibition on Saturday even
ing at the same place. and this Is also
open to the public. 1t is probable, too,
that during his stay he will engage in
short individual matches at chess and
checkers, respectively, with District
champions l.. B. Zapoleon and c. Far
Quhar.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
HARVARD WILL MEET
YALE ON SATURDAY
Crimson Ties Up in Ninth and
Wins Contest in Fourteenth
Inning on HardWick's CIout.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 19-Har-
ward and Yale will play the deciding
game Of the annual series at Ebbitts
Field, Brooklyn. on Saturday, follow
ing yesterdays fourteen inning affair
which went to the Crimson at to 3,
and tied up the games.
Huntington Hardwfck, a Harvard
sophomore, gets credit today for win
ming the game which tied up the Grim
son. In addition to having football
and track honors. the younsster won
the big game of the year with Q
clout over Schof1eld's head in the four
teenth which sent Gannett home with
the winning run.
Harvard tied up in the ninth WHEN
Yale had led with q to score. 1he
game went along until the fourteenth
when Gannett dropped short fly to
right which fell among Cornish, Middle
brook, and Blossom. and went to Sec
ond when the bah was misjudged.
Hardwick followed with a terrific
clout to left scoring Gannetr.
Sam FELTON, went the route and was
always in hot water. Out of eleven
Of the fourteen innings FELTON, passed
at least one runner, totaling twelve.
In all he famed fourteen batters. The
score:
Yale .0011O0010006 ot351
Harvard o OIL 900 O01 00O01- II l
Batteries, Yale, Brown, Gle and Bur-
dette; Harvard, FELTON, and Young.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
HARVARD FAVORED
IN RACE TOMORROW
Crimson Looked Upon As Prob
able Winner From Yale in
Annual Boat Race.

NEW LONDON. Conn, June 19-Ow-
ing to the shift made necessary in the
Yale shell by Gore developing felon
or his finger. and the great improve
ment shown by the Harvard crew. the
crimson displaced the blue as the fav-
orite for the annual race here tomorrow.
The betting was 5 to 4 on Harvard and
though the Yale men are disappointed
over the shift in their shell they have
not lost hope and are ready to cover the
Harvard money. Denigre has taken the
place of Gore at bow.
Referee w. H. Meikleham had given
the crews their final instructions in
starting and all was in readiness for
the freshman four-oared and second
varsity four-oared race this afternoon.
The freshman crew will be sent away
first. but the start will not be made be-
fore $50. The second varsity crews will
be sent away a half hour later. Both
races are at one mile. The graduates
race. which was planned. was aban-
doned when Yale found she could not
muster enough veteran oarsmen to man
a boat.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Washington Golfers
In Wilmington Event

WILMINGTON, Del, June 19.-Dr W.
G. Harlan, Columbia Golf Club, and ].
H. CIapp, Of the Chevy Chase Golf Club.
are entered in the qualifying round Of
the annual Wilmington Country Club
tournament which will start tomorrow.
Harlan and Clapp are pitted against a
field which numbers several stars in
the golfing world.
Walter Travis. B. w. Corkran. recent
winner Of the Huntington Valley Club
tournament, Bob Wier. and H. L. Bond
are among the cracks competing. The
Baltimore representation numbers
eleven
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
0ARSMEN RESTING
BEFORE REGATTA
No More Time Trials Expected
Before Saturdays Races at
Poughkeepsie.

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. June ls.-
The PENNSYLVANIA. Syracuse. and Wis
consin crews having been put through
stifY time trials yesterday the last work
of the crews before the start of the
regatta here Saturday has probably
been done.
The Washington University eight will
have nothing more than long paddles to
keep them In shape for the race. Cor
nell spent yesterday practicing racing
starts.
Coach Vail of Wisconsin. made a shift
in his crew, before the practice yester-
day placing Bohs:edt at stroke instead
of Everett The crew covered the four
miles in 1854 In the trial, the best time
Of the afternoon.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Restrain Stewards
From Paying Money

LONDON, June 19.-C. Bower Ismay,
owner of Craganour. the disqualified
winner of the Derby, was yesterday
granted an interim injunction until
Friday, restraining the stewards of the
Jockey Club and the shareholders from
Darting with the funds in their hands
He maintains that Craganour was the
winner of the race and that the action
of the defendants in disqualifying the
horse was invalid.
A motion for a perpetual injunction
Is to be heard tomorrow. The suit has
excited immense interest in sporting
circles.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
NO MORE MEETS FOR
NEW YORK TRACKS
Season Will Close With Sara
toga Races in August, Is
Rumor Today.

NEW YORK, June 1s-Racinr in
New York for the present so.sor will
close with the Saratoga meeting in Au.
gust; 1t was understood TODAY. In
handling the Shane bookmakinp case IN,
court OF appeals did not render a de-
cislon % interpreting @ the law. but dis
tbe u rsc,nr r in,s.a oase on a technicality. and
take full advantage of the r,,iina az the
appellate division. 'o''"s "a "
Had the higher court decided def
nitely that oral betting was not in vio-
latiGn u;na OF othe the law II is likely that the
ratihs rnt,i NoSamIn season would have continued
Belmont Empirs WIN IN, late meeting at
trsnh ipfe City and one other
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Fighting PRIEST to
Stage Amateur Bouts

NEW YORK. June 19.-The Rev.
Father NJ. P. Heffernan, of Sayville,
l.. l., spoke to the members Of the box
ing commission for fully an hour yes
terday Of some novel plans of his which
promise to boom boxing. He is the
priest Of a church at Main street and
Handsome avenue. Adjoining his church
he has built a club house in which he
intends to hold amateur boxing matches.
1t is his plan to have all denomina-
ticns enter the various athletic clubs
and already a number of churches have
responded. The clubs are strictly nom
sectarian. Rev Mr.. Heffernan Is SO en-
couraged by the number of young men
who have Joined him that he has ar
ranged for big bill for Independence
Day.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Smell May Never Be
Able to Play Again

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 10
Walter H. Smell, Browns crack catcher
who recently signed with the Athletics
will probably never catch another game
This was the statement made today at
the Rhode Island Hospital. where Smell
was taken after foul tip on Dan
Gammon's bat in the alumni game dis
located the bone in his thumb.
1t will mean a severe blow to the
homes of the Brown captain. who has
made such a splendid showing in COL
lege ball, that several big league clubs
were after him before he signed with
the Athletics.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
PeIkey on Trial Today
For MansIaughter

CALGARY, Alberta. June l9.-Arthur
Pelkey went on trial here today before
Chief Justice Harvey. charged with
manslaughter in connection with the
killing of Luther McCarty. Six jurors
will hear the case, but because of the
intense feeling over the Pelkey- McCarty
AFFAIR here 1t is expected 1t will take
several hours to complete the jury.
Pelkey since his arrest, has been
training at his quarters south of CAL
gary. Fight followers here believe that
he will go on with Gunboat Smith IL
ne is acquitted.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Penn Defeats Lafayette.

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania defeated La
fayette in the commencement day game
here YESTERDAY by the score of to 2.
Lafayette scored both their runs In
the first inning. when Raudttz passed
two OF the three men who faced him.
Both scored on a double steal and
single after Rauditz was relieved by
Sayre.
The score: X. T..
Lafayette 1900 5000 o o. 3
Uni. of Penn. 2 2 1 0 0 0xS 3 0
Batteries-Hammer and Mauser; Rau-
ditz. Sayre and Gordon. Umpire-Fftler.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Play at Wilmington.

One or two local golfers trying out In
the Wilmington Golf Club tournament
will have their hands full. as several
stars Of the first water are entered in
the qualifying round, which starts to-
morrow. DR.. Harlan. of Columbia, and
]. H. Clapp. Of Chevy Chase, have
entered. Walter Travis and B. W.
Corkran. with Bob Wier and H. L.
Bond, are also entered.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Bad business,

Three forfeits in a row is bad business
In the amateur leagues and should come
In for some sort of jacking up. The
Federal League can expect some sort of
a probe by the commission If the thing
keeps up. 1t Is the first time this year
that the leagues have experienced any
sort Of trouble. 1t should not be al
lowed to continue.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Fourth highest price.

The Giants have paid the fourth high
est price for a pitcher in laying down
$4,000 for Rube Schauer. O'Toole cost
$22,5O0; Lefty" Russell. $11,500; Rube
Marquard, $1,000, and now comes
Schauer with $4,000 tagged on him. II
he turns out as good as Marquard he
will be cheap investment for the
Giants, too.
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Get out there.

One thing rather disquieting happened
yesterday at the ball park After Nor
gan had singled and the fans were all
on their feet, shrieking encouragement
to the boys. not one Of the batters COM
ing up appeared in sight. They re-
Inained down under cover. Bad stuff,
boys. Get out there and move around
and show some pep" 1t always has
its effect on the foe
The Washington times., 1913-06-19
Collegiate regatta.

Nothing much in the way Of workouts
will be done by the crews now resting
at Poughkeepsie in preparation for the
annual collegiate regatta. Time trials
given out recently show that Penn did
exceptionally well. but those knowing
say that Cornell will again show the
way. This, however. may be the upset
year, and some crew not seriously con-
sidered contender Is likely to fash
across.