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THURSDAY
To California.

Mr.. and Mrs T Z. Ward of Denver,
who have been visiting Mrs. Wards
sister. Mrs. Hayworth. left yesterday
for Long Beach, California, to spend
the winter They said they were not
looking for scenery. if they we're they
would have stayed in Canon.
Kansas Folks Here.
Mrs Frank Bunten has been enter
tanning her brother-in-law Harry
Hatpeld of Wichita. Kansas. He was
accompanied here by Lee Heckathoin.
They left for home Wednesday.
Eph Nelson Home.
Eph Nelson is not feeling well to-
day, so he told a reporter this morn
ing. Eph says that he Just got back
from Kansas and Missouri where he
went in the hope of making piece
of money but he says that he was
darn lucky to make enough to get
back home.
John c. Custer Comes Back To Pen
John c. Custer. paroled from the
state penitentiary where he has been
serving time for the killing Of John
Marshall in this county several years
ago. was arrested by the police last
night and turned over to the sherin's
office this morning to be sent back TO
the penitentiary at Canon City
Custer while under the influence
Of liquor. 1t is charged. armed himself
and started to the county farm to kill
a resident there who was witness
against him when he was tried for
murder. He was arrested and dis
armed.-Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Guy Clark Laid Up.
Guy Clark is laid up. having sliced
one OF his feet with a sharp axe
few days ago while trying to slice a
hunk on OF an unusually stubborn
piece Of wood. His foot will be bet
ter soon he hopes.
Boys Who Shot Out Electric Lights
To Be Punished.
A great deal OF complaint has been
made lately that miscreants have TAX.
en- great delight in shooting cut the
electric light bulbs strung up, on top
of the Skyline Within the past week
or two fifteen or twenty that have
been shot out have had to be replac-
ed. 1t is thought that youngsters
with air vuns have been doing the
damage. Anyone caught doing it here
after will be punished severely, ac-
cording to officials Of the Automobile
club.
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TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS. AND To ALL OTHERS
Kk-In NAV VE TNTERESTEn-


WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
by virtue Of the authority vested ia
me b. decree OF the Court in the
above entitled cause. made and en-
tered on the 10th day OF October. a.
ID. 1914. and the order OF the Clerk
OF said Court made and Issued purau-
ant to the provisions and directions
OF said decree ! will ON Saturday. ths
I4th day OF November. A. d. 1915.
commencing at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon Of that day. offer for
sale and sell at public auction az the
front door OF the Fremont County
Court House In Canon City. state o.
Colorado. TO the highest bidder and
for the highest and best price the
same will bring for cash. all the fol
lowing described real estate. premise
and property. situate In Fremont
County, State OF Colorado. to-wit.
All that portion of the Southwest
quarter of the Southwest quarter of
Section Thirty-hye 1851 In Township
Eighteen 1sD South Range Seventy
t7O) West 9th r. NJ. which lies at the
top of the Blum OF Arkansas River
south OF the r. a 4. V. II. r. right
OF way; excepting rights OF wny for
public highways and irrigating ditch
es. Also all that other tract or par
eel OF land situate in said Fremont
County, Colorado. being the East one
half OF the Northwest quarter OF the
Northwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter Of Section Two t2l Township
~ South. Range 10 West 9Th 4. NJ
excepting all coal oil and mineral
rights beneath the surface OF above
described tract and rights OF way for
highways and irrigating bitches. to-
gether with Twenty-Five t25l shares
of the capital stock OF The Lincoln
Park Crooked Ditch Company. repre-
scented by Certificate No. i5s.' or 50
much thereof Ms may be necessary
for the purposes hereinafter stated.
The ruruose Of said sale 4 to com
ply with the requirements and provi-
siuns of SAID decree Which was made
and entered in an action for the
foreclosure of certain mortgage re
corded in the office OF the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Fremont
County. State OF Colorado. in Book
I57 at PAGE 90. and particularly ~
realize from such sale the sum OF
S220S1 Is. with interest from the date
OF said decree. and being the amount
due and owing 90 plaintiff as by said
decree found. also 10 realize the
amount Of costs In said action nS
taxed In the sum OF S2l.1s, and the
expenses OF this sale.
Dated October goth. 1914.
WILLIAM II. NEWCOMB.
sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub. oct ~ 1914.
Last Pub. Nov. y. 1914.
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News Notes
(Adyertisement.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street Record Office.
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LOST

LosT-on Tunnel drive. a small link
log chain. / cave at city hail Re-
ward. 2g5pGtd-iiw
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MONDAY
Visit In Florence.

MONDAY
Visit In Florence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Sullivan who
have been visiting their daughter Mrs
Harley Turner in this city. went to
Florence Saturday for a few days
visit with old friends and acqualnt
ances.
VIII Visit Canon City Relatives
Mss Matte Richardson expects to
go down to Canon City in the course
of a few dfvs to remain a couple OF
months whiting Cripple
sex Times.
went To Denver Sunday Morning
Mr. and AIrs. Henry Hutton left on
Sunday morning for Denver where
they will sYend a week or ten days
yisitinr their daughter Mrs. l. C
Burns. and family.
VIII Attend /. o. o. r. Grand Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Lonacker left
on Sunday for Denver where they
win attend the annual meeting of
the Grand Lodge OF the Independent
order Of Odd Fellows and OF its asso-
ciated organization. the Rebekah as
sembly. Mrs. I.onnacker Is presi-
dent OF the Rebekah assembly OF Col
orado and under her supervision the
order has been unusually prosperous
in all sections OF the state. As the
result OF the energy and efficiency
Of her administration the Rebekahs
have made a more than ordinarily
gratifying growth in all portions Of
Colorado during the last twelve
months
Guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. whaIen.
Miss Alice Heuing OF Pueblo is
spending the week here as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. p c. whaien.
Has Returned From Denver Visit
Miss Marie Rowland returned to
Canon City a day or two ago from
Denver where she spent a week most
pleasantly with her numerous
friends
Bear Hunting In Vicinity Of cotopaxi
County Commissioner W. II. Pigg
and party OF friends. among whom
Is Mr.. Towers OF Howard. left on Sun
day with complete outfit OF shoot
ing irons" and a pack OF dogs on e
bear hunting trip in the mountains
III the western part of the county.
They will invade bruins country from
Cotopaxi.
Spoke At Colorado Springs On
Prison Work.
BY special invitation Warden Ty.
nan spoke on prison reform and con
Wet work in penal institutions at All
Souls chur n in Colorado Spring.
last Sunday evening. The church
was crowded by an Interested audi
ence TO hear the address.
On Business Trip.
Ira Carrier left this afternoon for
sallda on his way to Gunnison TO
look after some business matters re.
quiring his attention. II Is probable
that he will go to Ohio City. Colorado
where he has some mining interests
before his return 10 Canon City.
Infant Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lueius
Polk Dead.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs
Lucius Polk died at the family homc.
SIG South Second street. last Friday
after a brief Illness Interment was
at Lakeside cemetery on Saturday
Gone To San Luis Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. chapson and
son. Harry. left by automobile a day
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J. v BLAKE.
STATE or COLORADO.

County Of Fremont
city OF Canon City.
l. J. V. Blake. city Clerk OF and
Tor the city Of Canon City. Colorado.
do hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinance No. 3. series OF 1914 was
Introduced and read nj regular
meeting OF the City Council OF the
city OF Canon City. Colorado, pre-
ceding lts adoption and was publish
ed In full In the Canon City Record.
weekly newspaper of general circu-
iation published in snid City Of Can
ON city. ten no) days prior to It's
RdontionH by said City Council.
Witness my hand and the official
seal OF the City OF Canon City, Colo
RADIO. this goth day OF October. A. u.
iei4. J. v. BLAKE.
City Clcrk.
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F o U N D
MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP your own ke,s and counsel By
renting a steel safety bor at thu
Fremont County National Bank. 50
to 50 per year. s,f
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Kansas Folks Here.

Mrs. Frank Bunten has been enter
tanning her brother-in-law Harry
Hatpeld of Wichita, Kansas. He was
accompanied here by Lee Heckathoin.
They left for home Wednesday
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Clerk 10 certify said levy to the
Clerk and Recorder of the County,
which said levy shall be fcrthwith
certified by the City Clerk OF the
city. as aforesaid Provided that.
II said Council shall not be able 10
levy said taxes before the FIRST Mon
day in October In any year. II may
make such levy nj any time.
Section 2 That all ordinances and
parts OF ordinances In conflict with
This ordinance be. and the same are
hereby repealed.
Introduced. read and ordered pub
hshed this 5th day OF October. A.
ID. 1914.
Adopted and approved this 18th
day OF October. A. ID. 1914.
F. =. SMITH.
Mayor
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
lss.
County OF Fremont.
In the District Court.
FRANK BONE. Plaintiff.
vs..
WILLIAM \. BREWER and
ALBERT !. LEWIS.
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went To Denver Sunday Nor

Mr. and sIrs. Henry Hutton left oi
Sunday morning for Denver wher
they viii spend a week or ten day
visitin- their daughter. Mrs. |. {
Burns. and family.
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&c At Colorado Springs On
Prison Work.

BY special invitation Warden Ty.
nan spoke on prison reform and con
vict work in penal institutions at All
Souls chur n in Colorado Spring.
last Sunday evening. The church
was crowded by an interested audi
ence TO hear the address.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
PETER KRAFT Is CHAMPION
HOG RAISER.

AS a hog-raising section old
Tangipahoa parish should take a
commanding lead. The real
drawback is that the farmers do
not appreciate the fact that as
fine hogs can be raised here as
anywhere and with about as less
expense. There is one farmer
who knows something about the
business, and who is making
money as . result Of his energy.
We have reference Of Peter Kraft.
This weeg Mr.. Kraft sold to Ever
ett Cowen q Berkshire weighing
100 pounds and which netted him
the neat sum Of $40 cash. Just
think Of it, if Mr. Kraft had
raised ten hogs the size of this
one he would have realized enough
money to live comfortable on for
many months.
The doctrine of hog-ralsln9
should be preached more fercibly
ii Is an industry that the farmers
should appreciate and we hope TO
~ our farmer friends engage
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
EARTHQUAKE IN NEW YORK

New York. Feb. 10.-An earth
quake lasting from Is to 30 sec.
onds and disturbing particularly
the Devonian and Si[urian sec
tions of the northeastern parts
of the United States took place
shortly after 80 o'clock this
afternoon. It was especially Sc
we're in the central and northern
parts of New York state. Writ
ualIy all Of New York state, in-)
cluding the city, felt the shock
and New England generally,
lower eastern Canada and parts
of New Jersey and eastern Penn
sylvania were shaken. Tremors
We're recorded as far south as
Washington and as far west as
st. Louis. At Albany the shoe X
was severe enough to shake plc.
lures from the walls of the cap.
itol and at Binghamton labor
er was killed by the caving IN OF
trench in which he was work
ing. At Fort Plain the heavy
doors Of bank vault shook and
from other parts of the state the
falling of chimneys. swaylng OF
houses and destruction of fragile
objects was reported.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
THE VALUE OF PoL1TENEss

Politeness is ones most valua-
able asset, both financially and
socially.
It costs nothing and pronts
much; it makes the one who prac-
tices it happy as we'll as the one
receiving it. Every one should
show marked politeness to their
elders.
Especially polite children are
loving and noticed by every one
while no one cares for rude, I'M
polite children. Every one should
practice politeness, as it Will 40
more to better the world than any
one thing, in fact, it covers ev-
erything.
One to be a good Christian has
to be polite. A rude, impollte
man or woman cannot have much
influence. We will all ENJOY 60
inc into a nice, polite home. we
love to be associated with such
people. If all would practice po-
liteness more would be happier
and l am sure we could make our
friends and associates happier.
Parents should begin with their
children while they are small, and
not only teach them&, but should
practice it themselves. for after q
child has formed habits it IS very
hard to change them, and If they
would practice it as well as teacn'
their children wouldn't know any
thing else but to be Polte.-
Crowley Signal.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
MEN AND CIGARS:

Because of his solemn garb q
a cigar salesman was mistaken
for a man of the cloth and in
vited to make a few remarks.
H. acceeded to the request and
ascending the platform he said /:
"Men are like cigars. Often
you can not tell by the wrapper
what the filler is. Some time. q
good old stogie is more popular
than an important celebrity.
Some men are all right in the
show case, on display. but are
great disappointments when you
get them home. No matter how
fine man is eventually he meets
his match. A two-for often puts
on as many airs as a 5O-center.
Some men never get to the front
at all except during campaigns,
Some are very fancy outside and
are selected for presents. Others
have a rough exterior, but spread
cheer and comfort about them
because Of what is inside. But
all men. as all cigars. good OF
Rad. two-fors, stogies, rich OF
roor. come to ashes at last. -
Iberville Sentinel.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14

Every fair minded person we
think will agree with us that the
railroad commission are to be
commended for rejecting the pc
ton Of Chas. LeBarre for re-
duction Of rates on mixed trains
because the railroads did not give
first class service; which was de-
MED by the commission, with
the statement that passengers
were allowed to ride on these
mixed trains as an accommoda-
ton to the public, and usually
on the order Of the commission.
Only people residing in . re-
mote districts, where one
train q day carrying passengers
IS all the opportunity afforded
can properly appreciated the
mixed train. It il the poor
mans train and in bad weather
the busy mans salvation, for
Is cents will carry him farther
than 4 $3.50 team or q $1,000 au-
tomobile trip.Abbeville Me-
ridional. n:sfE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14

President Wilson has made 4
little move in the Mexican situa-
ton, by lifting the embargo on
firearms. Both the revolrtionists
and the followers Of Huerta can
secure all the shooting machinery
they can pay for. This it equiva-
lent to an order to shoot each
other to finish, and we hope that
both sides will make a good JOB.
Of the transaction, and kill until
there is no more left. This viii
give Mexico a bran new populaa
ton, and this fact is the only
method by which peace CAP IA
certain. Another order will deeb
less be issued to the America
izens speed, in order to 60 =
of the range of the deadlx
None but the expert spri1
have show for his life ad
to the standard set up -
government that owes to 49,
people every protection and
right in the peaceful enjoyn1
Of his property and his blisine
If you ain a runner, you arc
dead duck.-Watchman.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
MAn-ORDER TEN COMMAND.
MENTS.

The following ten command.
ments are offered for the guild
ance of catalog house patrons.
!. You shall sell your farm
products FOR cash whenever You
can but not to us. We do not
buy from you.
3. You shall believe our state
ments and buy all you need from
us because we want to be good
To you,. although we are not per-
sonally acquainted with you.
8. You shall send the money
in advance to give us a chance
to get the goods from the factory
with your money; meanwhile,
YOU will have to wait patiently a
few weeks, as that is our bus'-
ness method.
4. You should apply to Your
nearest city to aid you IN buao-
ING good roads so you can conven-
iently get the goods from the de-
pot. for we do not build country
roads. :,
5. You shall buy church bells
and church fixtures from Us and
forward the money in advance
for this our business method,
and Won shall collect from the
businessmen in your vicinity as
much money as you can for the
benefit Of your churches as it IS
against our rules to donate for
building country churches.
6. You shall bry your tools
from us and be your own me-
chanic in order to drive the me-
chanics from your vicinity, 1or
we wish it so.
Z. You shall induce y'ur
neiphbor to brv everything from
us. as we have room for more
money. the less money there is
in your community, the sooner
we can put your local merchants
out Of business and charge you
any price we please.
s. You shall Look often at the
beartiful pictures in our catalog,
SO your wishes will increase, and
80 you send in big order, al
though you are not in immediate
need Of the goods, otherwise you
might have some money left TO
buy some necessary goods from
local merchant.
9. You shall have the mer'
chants who repair the goods you
buy from us, book the bills 50
YOU can send the money for his
labor to us for new goods. other
wise he will not notice our IN
fuence.
/ 10. You shall. in case of sick,
ness or need. apply to your local
dealer for aid and credit, as we
) do not know you or care to-
Inland Grocer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
PUZZLES OF THE INCOME
TAX.

The new national income tax
is full Of puzzles which plain,
practical citizens encounter at ev-
cry step.
The word "inciome, applied to
finance, means that which comes
in, or, more definitely, in making
up an account, that which has
come in.
Therefore a man paying a tax
on a salary with no other source
of income but his salary should
only pay the tax after it has
been received. He shorld not
pay beforehand ON the money ne
may expect to get as salary, be-
cause he may never get it. lie
may lose his position, or his en-
ployer may quit business before
the close Of the year, and II he
were forced to pay tax on mere
expectation instead Of on money
actually earned. he would not be
paving a tax upon income, upon
money which had actually come
in, but upon future expectations
A professional man, a citizen
in conversation a day or two ago
stated that the income tax law
had been officially stated to HIM
as requiring the payment OF IN
come upon his practice of fees,
both those that had been received
and those which were charged
but had not been paid. He com
planned that this was not income
AZ the amounts charged on MS
books might never be paid, and
vet it was classed by the govern
ment as income, and the payment
Of the tax was demanded on all
that was charged but had no.
been received as well as what hac
been received.
It is certain that the indefinite
ness Of the law as to what is IN
! come is full of puzzles and mys
teries. and they will have to bt
settled by the courts. Although
the law seems to say that onl,
| persons in receipt of met IN
come" of $1,000 or over need fil'
a personal return with the collec
[ tor, it specifically declares tha
in fling the return of his income
the taxable individual must se'
forth specifically 1.-THE gross
amount Of income from all sep
arate sources, from the tota
thereof deducting the aggregate
items Of expenses or allowance
hereinafter authorized, = but tn
money due which should hav'
! been income but which ad no
come in, and may never come IN
| could not be deducted in makln'
| the returns.
Tax laws shorld be SO plall
that there would be no 'misun
'Jdarstanding as to what the,
mean. It is necessary to pa.
taxes, but the payer should hav
lno doubts as to the subject an
amouu+ If the tAx.-Pic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14

The system Of patroling state
prisoners is working admirably
we'll in some states, and it
would be q good plan for Louisi-
ana to adopt. It is more humane
and it serves to temper justice
with merry. By reading Charles
Reeds great novel, ssPut Your
self IN His Place" " would be 9
good thing for some Of the judg-
es who are rather severe in our
courts, when passing sentence on
men who have committed crimes.
Vinton Booster.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1914-02-14
MAKES ONE FEEL BETTER.

A purely vegetable liver medl-
cine Is Simmons Liver purifier.
It is the one liver medicine which
energies the liver and brings back
it's natural function strong and
young again. It's action is diff
ferent from other medicines. 1t
cleanses the organ Of all impuri-
ties without injury, harmless, but
with all speed. Nothing like it..
Sold in Yellow Tin Boxes only.
All druggists sell it for 25c per
box, or sent by mail. A. c.. Sim
mons, Jr., Medicine Co., Sher-
man, Texas.