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Notice Of Flnal se,tl.men..

In the matter OF the Estate OF SybiIla
Johnston. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat
urday. the eleventh day OF April. A.
ID. 1914. being one OF the regular days
OF the March term OF the County
Court of Fremont County. In the
State of Colorado. at the hour OF ten
A. NJ. !. Ada l.. Beecher. Admlnistra-
trix Of said estate. Will appear before
the Judge OF said Court present my
final settlement as such administra-
trix. pray the approval OF the same.
and will then apply to be discharged
as such administratrix. At which time
and place any person In interest may
appear and present objections to the
same. II any there be.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado.
March 10th, 1914.
ADA l., BEECHER.
Administrative OF the estate OF Sybilla
Johnston, deceased.
First Pub. March II. 1914.
Last Pub. April .. 1914.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO,

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.
SIS
County OF Fremont.
In the District Court.
THE CITY BANK. vIc-D
TOR, COLO. a Corpora-)
tion, Plaintiff.
C. u. SHAVER. C. vERNoNj
HoDGIN. A. r. SHAR-)
MAN, and LILLE NJ
SWANSON. Defendants.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS, AND TO ALL OTHERS
WHO MAY BE INTERESTED:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN.
That by virtue OF the authority vested
in me by a decree OF the Court in the
above entitled cause made and en-
tered on the i1th day of March. 1914.
and the order OF the Clerk OF said
Court made and issued pursuant 20
the provisions and directions of said
decree, will. on the ith day OF
April. 1914. commencing ut the hour
II 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
day, offer for sale and sell. at pub
lie 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 same will bring
for cash all the following described
real estate, premises and property.
situate In Fremont County. State of
Colorado. to-wit. Lot numbered
Three (3D in Block numbered Seven
20. In Thomas Macon's Addition To
Canon City. Colorado. according To
the recorded plat OF the said add
tion," OF so much thereof as may be
necessary for the purposes hereinsf-
ter stated.
The purpose Of said sale Is to COM
ply with the requirements and prosi-
sions OF said decree which was made
and entered In an action for the fore
closure of a certain mortgage record
, ed in the office OF the County Clerk
and Recorder OF Fremont County. In
the State OF Colorado. In Book i57, at
Page go. and particularly to realize
| from such sale the sum OF s2.IsO.so.
with interest from the date OF said
decree. and being the amount due
and owing to plaintiff as by said de
cree found. including Attorneys fees
allowed by the Court: also TO realize
the amount OF costs In said action ar
taxed in the sum OF S26.63. and the
expenses OF this sale.
Dated March llth. 1914.
WILLIAM II. NEWCOMB.
Sheriff Of said Fremont County, state
OF Colorado.
First Pub. March II. 1914.
Last Pub, April 2. 1914.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Return.
BRITISH ARMY AvIATOnS
KILLED DURING MAnEUvER

London. March li.--captaIn Kole-
ment Allen and Lieutenant J. Bur-
roughs, army aviaiors. were killed
when the aeroplane In which they
were maneuyering over Salisbury
Plain fell
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WEDNESDAY.
Presbyterian Prayer Mse,Ina roniet

Presbyterian Prayer 1seting Tonight
The subject sc= the prayer meeting
at the First Presbyterian church this
evening will be Echoes from the
Every Member Canvass" All the car
There will be social hour and re-
freshments at the close Of the serv-
ice. All are cordially invited to come
studebsker pemonstrator Arrives.
Mr. F. II. Gable. proprietor of the
Canon Motor Service Station and
agent of the studebaker cars. has re-
ceived beautiful studebaker Six for
demonstrating purposes.
This car is light and has all the
1914 features and It also embodies
several advantages which few other
skies" have.
Studebaker Four demonstrator
is also a new arrival. Mr. Gahle will
be pleased TO explain and show these
cars to anyone interested.
Here from Florence Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. f. l.. Beyerstock
drove to Canon City Monday and
spent the day with their daughter.
Mrs. Harry Herman. Upon their re-
turn they were accompanied by little
Miss Dorothy. who will enjSy a two
weeks visit with her grandparents -
Florence Citizen. .
In Pueblo on Tuesday.
Warden and Mrs. Thomas J. lyman
OF Canon City were visiting in Pu-
eblo for a short time on Tuesday.
Mrs. lyman iefa during the afternoon
for a brief visit with relatives at Las
Animas. Mr.. lyman returning to Can
On city.-Pueblo Star Journal
Martin oardner's Funeral Thursday.
ut iuHeidi VI tue sdtt MdIliu ID
Gardner will be held at Wilson's un-
dertaking chapel at O'Clock Thurs
day afternoon. The The services will
be conducted by Rev. c. T. Ilsley.
pastor of the First Baptist church
Interment will be at Lakeside Gene
terry. Friends of the family Invited to
the obsequies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Davis. who have
been in Fort Collins during the win
ter have returned home to get the
orchard ready for the spring sea-
son. MIR. and Mrs. Davis live ON Pop
lar avenue. Lincoln Park. They have
daughter in college at Fort Collins
and spent the winter with her.
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EYE. EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.

DR.. Sapero. the Denver specialist.
will again be in Canon City at Hotel
Denton one day. Saturday. March 2s.
Consultation free. Call early.-adv.
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MISCELLANEOUS

REAL ESTATE wANTED-ssIl your
properly quickly for cash. no mat
ter where located Particulars free.
Real Estate saIeman Co.. Desk ~.
Lincoln Nebraska. s7pso
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FRIDAY.
In Canon City Wednesday.

In Canon City Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Hiles of Pueblo was in
Canon City on Wednesday in con-
ference with members of the execu-
tive board OF the Odd Fellows home.
Plans were discussed for the formal
opening of the home on April 9th.
Here for the Week End.
Chas. r. McLain came down from
Denver Thursday night to spend the
week end with his family.
Visited Friends in Florence.
DIR. ]. W. Rambo of Canon City
accompanied his wife and two
friends to Florence yesterday by au-
to. Mrs. Rambo attended the melting
Of the Mariposa club and during the
interim the doctor shook rands with
his many friends about town.-Flor.
ence Citizen.
County Court March 10th.
The regular term of the county
court will convene Monday, March 16.
Jurors for the term have been drawn
and subpoenaes are being served
on them for service by Sheriff New.
eomb this week. The docket indicates
that about the usual number OF cases
will be called for trial.
Mr.. Smith Remembers Clerks.
The members OF the clerical force
al Frank l.. Smiths store are all
wearing an exceptionally sweet smile
n you should ask the reason for IT,
Ehe explanation would be that Mr..
Smith remembered them by sending
two generous boxes OF delicious can
dy purchased from Canon city's for
mer confectioner. r. @. Miller. who Is
now engaged In business at Long
Reach. California.
Insured for q Million and a Quarter
George w. Vanderbilt. who died
Friday Mt Washington. d. c.. carried
. policy in the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. Of Mex York for one million two
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THURSDAY.
Goes to Michigan.

Mrs H. F. Randolph. who has been
patient at the county hospital for
several weeks. has gone to Mt Pleas
ant, Michigan.
Here for Benefit Of Health.
Mrs. Hamilton OF Denver, mother
OF the city editor of the Rocky Noun
tain News. is spending a month in
Canon City for the purpose OF trying
the effects on her health OF the wa
ter OF the Soda Springs here. which
she is finding very helpful. Mrs.
Hamilton. who at one time was a res
ideHt OF this community. is a guest
at the Denton hotel during her stay
here.
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Cemetery Fund.
salary OF Sexton. 10000
Labor. Note and General
Expense ...-........... $4,000
Total Cemetery Fund s 2,240.O0
Interest Fund.
Az per cent on $f0,000.O0
city refunding bonds, plus
cost of collection. ....$ 1,S0f.50
Lighting Fund.
For lighting streets. includ-
ing special levy. 5,904.00
Library Fund.
For maintenance of Public
Library. including special
levy observation-disclosures 10000
Health Fund.
Salary OF Health Officer. 3 10000
Salary of Food Inspector 10000
General Expense ... 5000
Total Health Fund ..s 10000
Miscellaneous Fund.
For Contingent and Miscel-
laneous Expenses. ....$ 3,511.5 so
Cox Judgment Fund.
For the payment OF war
rants issued in payment
OF the Cox Judgment. SIC. .5I2.20
Total appropriated by this
ordinancd ...--. -.-.-- SIS. .042.2O
Introduced. read and ordered pub
lished this End day of March, ~ ID.
1914.
...-.-.-' ..-.-...-
Mayor.
City Clerk.
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News Notes
tAdvertisemenI)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 6s3
Main street. Record Office.
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Harry l. Heaton. late of Norris.
Montana which occurred this morn
ing. They will return to Boulder tc-
night
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Here for Heneh, of Health.
Spending Day in Denver.

John r. Kennedy and daughter.
Miss Louie, left this morning for a
brief pleasure and business visit to
Denver. They are accompanied by the
formers nephew. Willard Kennedy.
of Craig. Neb. Mr.. Kennedy Jr. is en-
route home after having spent sew
eresI weeks here as the guest of rela-
tives.
University Club Next Monday Night.
The Canon City University club
will hold Its regular monthly meet.
ing and luncheon at the Denton hotel
Eext Monday night. The program in
ciudes lecture by Rev. o. S. Reed
on the Missing Link" Members who
cannot be present are requested to
Eotify DR.. Fred W. Reiter. secretary
of the club. OF that fact. otherwise a
plate at the banquet table will lie
reserved and will have to be paid for
Former County Commissioner Here
w. X. Alfred, former resident oi
Howard and ex-county commissioner
but now living at Colorado Springs,
was a business visitor in Canon City
on Wednesday. Mr.. Alfred is now
road inspector for the Colorado state
highway commission. and his duties
take him to all parts OF the state.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-?2 foot business lot or
Main street, with building partly
constructed. Sell cheap and on lont
time for full amount to some one who
will complete building. or will trade
for improved property. Guy u. Hardy
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An Ordinance Appropriating the Rev.
enues Of the City Of Canon City,
Colorado. for the Fiscal Year Be-
ginning April list. 1914.

BE # ordained by the City Council OF
the City OF Canon City. Colorado:
Section /. That the following
amounts be and are hereby appropri-
ated out OF the revenues OF the City
OF Canon City. Colorado. for the fis-
cal year beginning April LIST, 1914.
for the purposes herein enumerated.
viz:
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FOR sALE--F'ine little orchard home
tract OF about an acre and a half
Good little home. barn. chicken yards
cts. In city limits. Worth $4,000. will
sell for $3.50. Easy terms. Guy q
Hardy. st9ptf
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He took out the policy In 1897 and
paid an annual premium OF $4,000
MONDAY
Mrs. w. II. Mcclure M.
Mrs W. H. Mcclure is confined to
her bed with bronchial pneumonia
and is quite low at the present time.
Spring Has Arrived.
Judging from the applications re-
4 celved for vacant lots for garden pur-
poses by the vacant lot committee
spring has arrived. To feel the warm
sun and the sproutlng of the clover
starts the garden instincts in every
true SO nof the soil. He longs for the
planting time. which is akin to the
fishing time and the barefoot time.
The idea of vacant lot gardens is a
good one Every vacant lot in Canon
City should be cultivated. II you
haven't the time teach your son and
let him make some spending money.
Arrested for Selling Liquor.
Frank Koogin, Genario Rochuitti
and Frank Conselio were arrested by
officials from the sheriffs office last
Saturday on capiases issued by Judge
Cooper -on the charge of selling H.
quor in Prospect Heights in violation
fthel oac loption laws of the state.
They gave bond in the sum of $500
each TO present themselves for trial
at the regular term OF the county
court beginning March 10Th.
TUESDAY.
Down from Westeliffe Sunday.
c. E. Kindall aud Mrs. Schieble OF
westcliffe were arong the We;
Mountain people In Canon City last
Sunday Mrs. schiebIe. who is pro-
rietress OF the ae,i known hotel in
westclifte rearing that name. came
down TO consult physicians at the hos
pital In relation 10 ;prgical opera
ton.
Canon City Boy Doing Well.
The Record has a letter from Jay
ID. Miller. formerly OF Canon City
and now OF Palestine, Texas. inclos-
ing a money order for his subscrip-
tion to The Record. stating that he is
still Interested In Canon City ami
wants to keep up with the news Of
the town Young Miller was well
known here and went to Texas re-
Gently. where he saw a better oppor-
tunity for his future in business. His
many friends here will be glad to
know that on the first OF the year he
secured a good appointment In the
railway mail service out OF Palestine,
where he expects to make good.
Left This Morning for Lamar.
d. Il. Novels. president of the
Canon City Chamber OF Commerce.
left this morning for Lamar to look
after some business a;fsirs that VIII
require his attention for several days.
Back from the Pacific Coast.
Blake Rogers. who for the past
eight months has been engaged In the
oil business at Maricopa. Calf. ar
rived home Saturday afternoon and
departed today for the oil fields of
Cleveland. Okla. He was accompa-
MED by his cousin. d. L. Rogers. Mr..
Rogers states that business condI-
tions on the Pacific coast at the pres
ent time are unusually quiet along
all lines.-Florence Citizen.
Largely Attended Funeral.
The funeral OF thelate Mrs. Hattie
May Wilson Ames was held at the
First Presbyterian church at two
o'clock this afternoon and the sery-
Ices were largely attended and most
impressive. The floral tributes of the
friends to the memory OF deceased
we're elaborate and beautiful. the cas-
ket being almost obscured by mass
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WANTED-SITUATION

POSITION wANTED-on stock or
cattle ranch. Am well educated
American. 20 years old. holding re-
sponsible position. Health perfect.
Never use intoxicants. Tired of city
life. Born and raised on n farm Can
furnish very best references. well
known here in Pueblo. As for wages.
want only the average. or what
ever you consider fair. Shall be glad
to correspond and offer references TO
any one needing a steady young man.
l.. J. H.. Record office. 5spi
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hundred ana fifty thousand dollars.
He took out the policy In 1897 and
paid an annual premium OF s35.ooo.
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Largely Attended Funeral.

The funeral OF thelate Mrs. Hattie
May Wilson Ames was held at the
First Presbyterian church at two
o'clock this afternoon and the sery-
Ices were largely attended and most
impressive. The floral tributes of the
friends to the memory OF deceased
we're elaborate and beautiful, the cas-
ket being almost obscured by a mass
OF foliage and bloom.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Geo. F. Sewer. Interment was at
Lakeside cemetery.
Thornton and Wildwood BeaII Hosts.
Thornton and Wildwood Beall en-
tertained fourteen of their friends
at dinner Saturday evening. After
dinner the evening was spent playing
various games.
The guests were as follows: VIM.
Goodloe. Gerald Rockafeilow. Bob and
Jack Boucher. Wallace Bethel. Clyde
and Ralph Patton. Max Hardy. Phil
Dean and Rex wnsbn, Franklin
Smith. LeMayne Locke. J. c. Hunter.
Here to Attend Funeral.
J. L. Heaton and son Archie Of
Poulder arrived Monday to attend the
funeral Of their son and brother,
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MONDAY
Mrs. w. II. Mcclure m.

Mrs. ". II. Mcclure is confined to
her bed with bronchial pneumonia
and is quite low at the present time.
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wANTED-ouick. two pairs second
hand putees. cheap Gail Mr. Pryor.
Record office. 5sp3
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LOST
F o U N d

FOuND--small bead purse In Variety
Store. Call Mt Record and pay for
nd. bets
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12

that we have buildings and sign
boards all over the city posted with
advertisements of liquor and tobacco
and cigarettes, that we also must
witness advertisements in our NOV
ing picture theaters where we allow
women and children? l saw pic
ture that took about Is minutes to
run at a neighborhood theater,
which was nothing more educational
than to show youngsters how to roll
cigarettes and advertise a certain
brand of tobacco. Now if there is a
board of censorship on moving pic
lures in Chicago they ought to abol-
ish such pictures for the good of the
children. - Rudolph Rockstahl, 1903
w. 35th st.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
LETTERS TO EDITOR
A GIRLS ADVICE


Editor Day Book = 1 think that
every one out of work had better
save their nickles, shoes, carfare and
strength. l feel as though I should
so advise every one. am a young
woman, neat, and have all the abil-
ity of a saleslady, at which am try
ing to get position. r..
will tell you of my experiences
trying to get a position as saleslady
at MARSHALL Fields. They inserted an
advertisement in the Daily News for
a saleslady for immediate service. 1
have tried every day for week to get
the position, but every time called
they let me stand in line and picked
out the girls who worked there few
weeks last Christmas and who may
have worked in the factories all the
rest of the time, instead of picking
out the. actually experienced sales
lady.
After it is too late to apply else
where they tell the rest of the line:
mo more salesladies wanted today.
Call again tomorrow" l have been
coming every tomorrow" for a week
l think every girl who can possibly
get job somewhere else had better
not go to Marshall Fields for posi-
ton.
You might stand a show if you
have a bird of paradise on your hat
and a swell broadcloth suit and shoes
to match, but if you are dressed
plainly, with just a clean shirtwaist
and plain shoes and a neat hat, you
have to "can again tomorrow or
perhaps do as the Dunno girls did.
However, don't believe in suicide
for anybody. Nowadays you have
to be half dead to get a job or nearly
all dead to get help. But l say that
there is no need for that, If every
one would insist on doing his own
work and not do the work of two or
three others we might avoid much
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-12-12
REGARDING ONE COURT

Editor Day Book would like to
tell of what 1 have seen in the court
of domestic relations recently. In one
of your issues about two weeks ago
you stated some facts regarding this
court, calling upon the readers to
visit them and see what is going on.
/ did so on two occasions. What in
terested me there was to see the
women who seem to run the court.
Mere man, it seems, is not believed
under oath. One woman in partic-
ular was called LADY attacher," be-
lieve-anyway, she had on a star.
Well, have never seen any police
man think he had more authority
than this lady attacher. She spoke
and ordered some of the men around.
l think not one of them would take
that much from her outside of the
court.
1 heard several cases where men
were before the Judge for failure to
pay the weekly sum that they were
ordered to, and some stated that be-
ing out of work they were unable to
pay. Well, you can guess what the
answer was usually. Three months
in the Bridewell," or something to
that effect.
One young man was sentenced
there and never was their truer words
spoken than when his mother cried;
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-08-14

Mr.. Blue and Deputy George Marshall
and Constable Ben II. Blanton nj
once proceeded to Coles home, where
they found him in dying condition.
The story told by Cole and his wife
and two or three other persons was
that shortly before noon Thomas had
come TO the Cole home and had some
words with Mrs. Cole. Cole then
came up and Thomas threatened to
xii! them all. Thomas then had more
words with the woman who hit him
in the back Of the head with u rock
Thomas departed. Probably n half
hour later, while Cole and his wife
and q neighbor, VIM Douglas and
wife. were in the house, three shots
were fired and the balls went rafting
through the room. Cole went to u
window and another shot WINS fired,
the ball passing through his left arm
and all che way through the body.
Cole says he saw Thomas standing in
some underbrush about sixty steps
away, firing the gun. The officers
! then proceeded to the cabin where
Thomas made his home, found him
| there and he seemed much surprised
| 1T their appearance, and denied all
/ knowledge of the shooting. He was
brought to Ironton and placed in Jail.
Cole died at midnight, about twelve
hours after the shooting. Coroner
Farrar held an inquest next day and
the jury found that Coles death was
the result Of a gu nshot woudn inflict-
! ed by Ed. Thomas. This is not the
first time Thomas has been in trouble
| Fhirty-fve years ago he stabbedtc
death n man in Middlebrook by the
name of Nicholas Yost lie wa,
tried in the circuit court here, founC
guilty of murder in the second de,
gree and given 4 sentence Of ter
years in he penitentiary. The case
was appealed to the Supreme Court
and reversed and remanded. The de
fendant then took a change Of vcnu,
60 Washington county where he wa
cried and acquitted. Cole WAC fit,
years old and had lived in the Gran
iteviile country about five years
Thomas is sixty-four years Of age
Mr.. A. I. Brewster of Poplar Bluff
has been retained by Thomas to de
fcnd him.--lronton Register.