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per published 1t Canon City. cssE>T
OF Fremont and State Of Colora1e.
hereby designated ~ the newspaDor
most likely to give notice to said -
fendant: that such publication -
made ut least once n week for fosr
successive weeks: and It further In
like manner satisfactorily appearing
to the Clerk OF said Court that the
present residence OF said defendant
is st. Cloud. Florida. It is hereby or
dered and directed that copy OF the
Summons in this suit be forthwith de-
posted In the Post Office. addressed
to said Defendant at St. Cloud. Flor
ida. aforesaid.
Witness. Edward p. Arthur. Clerk
and the seal OF the District Court OF
Fremont County. at Canon City. Colo
RADIO. this fourth day OF November.
A. ID. 1914.
Seal. EDWARD p. ARTHUR.
Clerk District Court.
First Pub. Nov. 8. 1914.
Last Pub, Nov. 26. 1914. ~
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

Under and in accordance with a
fnAl judgment and decree OF fore
closure and order OF sale OF the Coun
ty Court OF the County Of Fremont
and State OF Colorado. on October
twenty ninth. A. ID. 1914, In a cause
antitle.. " II. IaGranEe. Plaintiff
vs.. The Canon Investment and Realty
Company, corporation, Charles
Swanson. and ". G. White. as Ad.
ministrator OF the estate OF swan
Peterson. and in accordance with an
order OF sale issued out VI the ofnce
OF the CLERK OF said Court. By virtue
OF said Final Judgment and Decree
OF Foreclosure and order Of Sale. ans
to me directed. notice Is hereby given
that on Saturday. the twenty eighth
day OF November. 4. y. 1914. at the
hour OF ten O'Clock In the forenoon
OF said date al the front door OF IN
Court House In canoa city. In sal
Fremont County. I viii offer for sale
and win sell at public auction 10 thu
highest and best bidder. for cash
hand. the following described r.al
estate and property. situate In tlc
County of Fremon; and state %
RADIO. to-wif:
All Of Lots Numbered Thirteen
uu. Fourteen Qp. Fifteen iiH
and sixteen usl. ia Block Number
rwenty-one t2i). all lon orchard Par
Subdivision. according 20 the rcruri
"a plat thereof rcacrvinr. however.
rights Of way for lateral irri-atia-
dfchcs. togethcr with Sixteen
shares of the capital stock ~ Tho
Park Center Land and Water Con
puny. which rt1ck uf said The Per
Center land and Water Company o.
appurtcnnnt TO said land. and shall h.
sold herewith: or 10 much Of said
land and winter stock as shall BE-
necessary Ia make the sum Of Fig
Hundred EiEhty-ninc Dollars and
Eighty Cents ttSs9. s0). with Interest
thereon at the leEal rate OF eieht PER
cent. per annum from said October
tWenty-ninth. 1914. to date OF sale.
with costs Of suit and costs and ex-
penses Of advertisement and sale. ad
judged in favor OF said plaintiff by
said judgment
Dated at Canon city. Colorado. No
yember fourth. A. ID. 1914.
WILLIAM II. SEWcOMB.
Sheriff OF Fremont County
First Pub. Nov. :. 1914.
Last Pub. Nov. 2G. 1914.
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FoRecLosuee sALe.

Under and In accordance with q
judgment Of the County Court. In the
county Of Fremont, In the State Of
Colorado, on November second. 1914.
in a cause entitled, Chas. r. McLain,
Plaintiff, vs.. Emma NJ. Bottenfield,
Ethel A. Dillman. Ray II. Bottenfield.
Vernon 8. Bottenheld and A. Staiey
Shaw. Defendants, and in accordance
with an Order of Sale issued out OF
the office OF the Clerk OF said Court,
by virtue of said Final Judgment
and Decree OF Foreclosure and Order
of sale. and TO me directed. notice
Is hereby given that ON Saturday.
the 2Sth day OF November. A. ID.
1914. at the hour of ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day at the front
door OF the Court House in Canon
City. in said Fremont county, will
offer for sale and will sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid
der, for cash in hand, the following
described real estate. situate in the
county OF Fremont and State oi
Colorado. TO wit:
Lot Number Three 90 in Block Mum
Der Four ti) in Thomas Macon's Addi-
ton to the Town (Now City, OF
Canon City. according to the record
or so much h..-.-.f toser IN. ...
ed plat OF said Addition: or so much
OF said real estate as shall be neces-
sary to make the sum of One Thous-
and Two Hundred and E,ighty.six Dol
lars and Ninety-two Cents txi .2S6 .s2l.
with interest thereon at the legal rate
of eight per cent. per annum. from
said November End. 1914. unto the
date OF sale. with costs OF suit and
costs and expenses OF advertisement
and sale. ndjudEed in favor OF said
plaintiff by said Final Judgment and
Decree of Foreclosure and Order OF
Sale.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. No
vember ith. A. ID. 1914.
WILLIAM II. NEwcoMB.
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado
First Pub. Nov 3. 1914
Lsst Pub, Nov. &C. 1914.
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3Ts feet; thence south 1892 feet to
the Southwest corner OF the origina
Thomas Craven tract. thence North
80 degrees so minutes East l1V feet.
thence North 81 degrees 80 minutes
East go feet. thence North 1872 feet
10 the place OF beginning for the
tract for the purpose OF paying tue
dcbu OF said Estate.
And It now appearing TO the
Court from said petition that proper
and legal grounds exist for the sale
OF all or a portion OF said real estate.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
COLORADO to Katherine w. Craven.
Greeting:
Now, Therefore, II is ordered b.
the court that Katherine w. Craven.
widow OF said deceased, and all per.
sons who are legatees or devisees
of said estate. or any part thereof.
or heirs OF said decedent. be and mp
pear before said Court at the Court
room OF said Court. In the City OF
Canon City, County and State afore-
said. on the ninth day OF December.
A. ID. 1914. 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 di-
recting the said Percy II. Craven to
sell the whole or SO much OF said
real estate as may be necessary for
the purposes specified in said petition.
II 10 further ordered that this or
der be published for at least four sue.
cessive weeks In the Canon city
Record. weekly public newspaper
published In said County.
BY the Court:
JAMES l.. COOPER,
County Judge.
FIRST Pub. Nov. s. 1914.
Last Pub, Nov. 70. 1914.
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Buried Monday Al Lakeside.


Katherine stinemoyer. infant daugh
ter OF District Attorney and Mrs. y.
II. stinemeyer. died at the family
homo In South capon. last Saturday
afternoon from toxine poisoning after
an illness OF four or Ave days dura.
uan- Decreased was aged sixteen
months and was taken III with stom-
ach trouble on Tuesday preceding her
death. The funeral service was
held at Wilson's undertaking chapel
at o'clock Monday afternoon and
was conducted by Rev. Geo. y. g.
vier Of tbs First Prssbytsrian church.
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STATE or COLORADO.

ss
County OF Fremont,
In The County Court in Probate.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF THOMAS II. CRAVEN. DE
CEASED:
Order TO Show Cause on Petition for
Sale OF Real Estate.
This matter coming on to be heard
on this 29th day of October. A. d
1914. upon the petition filed herein by
Percy IL. Craven. Executor OF said
estate. for the sale OF the following
described real estate. or portion
thereof. to-wit A reversionary In
terest in and TO the following Tract
Of Land situate in the County OF
Fremont. State OF Colorado, viz: be-
ginning at a point 335 feet West from
the Northeast corner OF Section 80
Township IS South, Range 10 West;
thence South 967.s feet to the place
Of beginning for this tract; thence
South SO degrees ~ minutes West
parallel with and 100 feet North from
the center line Of the Canon CITY and
Cripple Creek Railroad. o distanc4 Of
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Odd Fellows To Entertain.

All Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and
friends, are invited to HalloW' cen
social entertainment to be given by =
branch OF the order in woodman Han.
9Th and Main street. Nov. .. at s p.
NJ. Refreshments served in Cafeteria
style. Special entertainment for the
children.
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ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO. ,

fse-
County of Fremont. }
In the District Court.
THE CANON STATE BANK
a corporation. Plaintiff.
No 1853. ~.
T.. =. STEINwANDEI..
Defendant. }
Upon reading and fiing tho affda-
Wit OF +. r. liunter. President OF the
Canon State Bank. the plaintiff above
named. and 10 satisfactorily appearing
tlerefrom to the Clerk OF tho Dis.
trict Court. County and State aforc-
said. that summons has been duly is.
sued and return thereon made not
less than ten days after the issue OF
said summons, that the defendant.
after diiigent search. cannot be found
and that the defendant. y. T.. Stein
wandel, cannot. after due diligence.
be found within this State: and II
also appearlnp from the complaint
herein that a good cause OF action
exists in favor OF the plaintiff therein
and against the said defendant. and
that the said defendant. =. =. Stein
wandel, Is a necessary and prop
er party thereto; and II further
appearing that summons hns
been duly issued In this action.
on the 22nd day OF Septem-
Der. 1914. and that personal service
Of the same cannot be made upon
the aforesaid defendant for the rea-
sons hereinbefore stated. and by the
said AFFIDAVIT made to appear: ON
motion Of James r. Locke. attorney
for the plaintiff. II In ordered that
the serice Of the summons IN this ac-
tion be made upon the defendant, p.
r. Stein wandel. BY publicatisn thereof
in The Canon City Record. : newspa-
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SOME ELECTION
DAY REFLECTIONS

The election is over. so far as
newspaper campaigning is concern
ed. Many an editor in the state
heaves a sigh OF relief as soon AS
his last issue before election goes to
press.
We people around The Record Of
ice are exceedingly thankful that the
campaign is ever.
We hate politics.
You may laugh. and think that =
sly joke. but no more solemn truth
ever crept into these columns. We
despise it.
Campaign politics gives us the
nightmare. 1t interferes with our
pleasures and dlsturbs the even tenor
of every day business. 1t mixes up
friendships. revives old grouches.
and strains pleasant relationships.
If you have read The Record long
you must have noticed that we care
little and say less about partisan
politics. We run along for a year
at time without political editorial.
In fact. about the only politics you
have seen in the Record for years.
is only during the last three weeks
before an election.
We wouldn't put this much in. only
people expect It, They demand t.
in most all county felds the news
paper is expected to be either Re
publican or Democratic. and to make
campaign fer the ticket. And even
in the big city 4 paper il considered
weakling that is afraid to take
stand politically, witness the Rocky
Mountain News in this campaign.
The Record has been Republican
for many years-perhaps about forty
years. 1t has always been consistent,
conservative. ard reasonable. The
present editor has directed its peii-
cies for nearly twenty years.
And the older we grow the more
~e hate partisan politics and the less
we worry about H.
You may not have thought Of H.,
but the people OF this county are ex-
ceedingiy fortunate in the class OF
newspapers they have TO read.
In looking ever our exchanges We
see many papers full OF the oid-fash-
Toned personal political hghis. A lot
OF nowsnaBarmon stu seem to be
lieye. or try 10 make their readers
believe. that the candidates on the
opposition tickets are a bunch q
hlaokguards. criminals. horse thieves.
and grafters
No paper IN Fremont county con-
ducts such campaign For many
yi,rs Tie Record has led in the best
sort Of clean journalism. 1t has set
the example. It has never permitted
Itself to be drawn into a newspaper
fight. even when the opposition sheet
temporarily in the hands OF some
itenerate seavanger offered abundant
provocation.
The Record will not engage in an
undignifed newspaper scrap over
matters OF its own concern. And Il
will wage no undignihed political
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TAX LEVY RESOLUTION
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL

At the regular meeting Of the city
council Monday night the annual tax
levy resolution was adopted. 1t pro-
vides that for the support OF the city
government; the payment OF the city
debt and interest thereon and for the
Improvement CT the city tax shall
be levied upon all taxable property.
real, personal and mixed. within the
limits of the city OF Canon city. as
are subject to taxation for state and
county purposes. and at the number
OF mills on The dollar OF the assess
ed valuation of such taxable properly
for the year A. D. 1914 as follows:
A general tax levy of six mills on
the dollar. npportioned in the sub
joined manner;
For the payment of the interest on
the $4,000 refunding bonds. one-half
of one mill. For the payment of the
electric lighting OF the streets, one
and three eighths mills. For the pub
lie library fund for the maintenance
of the public library. three eighths of
one mill.
For the payment OF the interest on
water bonds. three fourths OF one
mill; making a total levy. general and
special. OF nine mills on the dollar.
The resolution further provides
that there shall be levied up
on all lots and lands in viaduct
and Improvement district No. /, for
the payment OF interest on the bond
cd indebtedness Of the said district.
in accordance with the appointment
end assessment previously made and
for the cost OF collecting the SAINT,
the amount set opposite each lot.
piece and parcel OF land within it's
prescribed boundaries. The assessed
valuation of property in Canon City
for 1914 is "a. $50. sss.
Chas. L. Mitten. consulting engineer
for the city in connection with VIA
duct and Improvement district No.
]. made a report to the council Mon
day night in relation to the progre3s
OF the undertaking. The report shows
that there has been expended to
date in construction work the sum
OF S1O.4137S.
After some other matters. largely
Of a routine and clerical character.
the council adjourned until Monday
evening November 10.
The assessment OF property in
Canon City this year IS approximate
ly half a million dollars lower than
II was twelve months ago.
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friends.
People soon forget . 1t is hard to
look back far. But to look back over
the recent campaign takes you over
space OF only three weeks.
We want our Democratic readers 10
remember fhet during the past cam
paign not a single unkind reference
has been made to any local Demo
cratic candidate.
No local Democratic candidate s
name has been mentioned or referred
to in any way but in terms of the
highest respect.
The same has been true OF the
state candidates. except as to a few
who have seen over jealous in their
Efforts to aid and support the United
Mine Workers in their unlawful oper-
ations in this state. To oppose then
is not politics-it is an exhibition OF
patriotism. rs We conceive IT,
And yet. any sane Republican will
oonceed that The Record has given
the Republican ticket. very loyal and
liberal support
OF course We have not pleased
everybody. Bless you. we haven't
tried TO.
We have Republican friends who
profess to believe that some. or more
OF the Democratic candidates are
hypocrites and criminals and that we.
as the party organ. ought to give
them hell all the time We have
Democratic friends who seem TO think
that We ousht not to mention Re
publican candidates name in the
paper.
You have noticed. OF course. that
The Record advertising columns are
wide open to all That we take ads
from candidates and campaign man
ayers OF all parties and issues. Wa
do this as We believe II our duty to
let all sides to any controversy have
n hearing.
We really give n great deal Of
thought to the policy OF The Record
and our first aim is TO be fair TO the
public and FAIR TO all parties and can
didates. We believe II you win look
over any number OF newspapers yon
act from anywhere and compare The
Record with them. you VIII easily
conclude that The Record is a broad
liberal, and fair newspaper.
hut We do hate politics. We enjoy
most OF all. that year in which We
lave no election. We wish elections
came less frequently.
one OF Tie extrayagances Of this
state Is in It's frequent elections.
There is no sense or reason in elect
ing any official. from justice Of the
peace up to governor. for less than
four years.
We have too many elections. Too
much politics. Too much initiative
and referendum tomfooiery. Too
much law-making. Too much political
unfairness and partisanship In the
newspapers as well as on the street
corner.
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DALI De WEESE SECURES
WHITE-TAILED DEER

The management of the Colorado
Museum of Natural History in Den.
yer has long been endeavoring to Sc
cure a group OF White-tailed deer,
which are rapidly becoming extinct
in this state. and Dali De Weese
was recently given a permit by the
state game and fish commissioner to
procure specimens of it for exhibi.
ton at that institution in the City
park in Denver. Acting under this
special authority Mr.. De Weese left
here a couple of weeks ago on hunt
ing expedition 10 the southern stretch
es of the Creenhorn mountains, the
only habitat OF these animals in south
ern Colorado. to carry out his com
mission an1 yesterday morning re-
turned to town with the goods"
He was empowered to secure n
group of five deer. but owing to the
scarcity only succeeded in killing
three of them; all of them, however,
exceedingly fine representatives of
their kind. They we're shipped to
Denver by express where they will be
mounted by the taxidermist OF the
museum as they were in life and
placed in glass case sixteen feet
square and twelve feet high for pub
sIie exhibition. The larger one of the
trio. which will head the group. weign-
ed one hundred and seventy-fve
pounds.
Although the wbite-tailed deer is
one OF the most widely distributed uf
the genus cervus in the United States
It is very scarce in the Rocky
Mountain region and is fast becom-
ing extinct in Colorado and contingu-
Gus states. For that reason the mu-
scum was anxious to procure spsei'
mems for display in its collection of
the fauna of the state. Mr.. Deweese
says the whi;e-tailed deer is to be
found in only two or three places in
Colorado.
The whiie-tailed deer differs in
several essentials from the Black
tailed variety. which is the common
er species in this portion OF the
country. particularly in the formation
and arransement OF the tines" Of
its antlers: all Of which branch out
from the mathe stem. They are to
be found from the New England
states TO california and from the
cane brakes OF Louisiana and Miss
issippi nor.hward 10 Minnesota and
Wisconsin. although they are smaller
in the south than they are in the
north.
The specimens killed by Mr.. De
Weese will be mounted at the mu-
semu so as 10 simulate as early as
possible their environment in their
native habitat and will be surround
ed in the exhibition case with rocks
and pine trees. as well as the vege-
tation on which they live. Few men
have contributed more generously 10
the collection OF wild animals in the
Colorado Museum of Natural History
than Mr.. De weese.
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Eye. Ca, Nose and Throat

DIR. Sapero. the Denver specialist
will again be in Canon City at Linden
Hotel. one day. Monday Novem-
ber 6. Consultation free. Call early
adv.
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AoMINIsTRAroR.s NoTIcE


Estate OF Heudley J Hall. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been au-
pointed Administrators Of the estate
81 Hondiev l Hall late Of the Countg
OF Fremont in the state OF Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that
she will appear before the County
Court OF said Fremont County. ~
the Court House In Canon City IN
said County. MT the September Term.
1914. on the 2sth day OF November.
1914. at which time all persons hay-
ing claims against said estate are
notified and requested TO attend for
the purpose OF having the same ~
JuHtcd. All persons indebted e.
said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersign-
ed
Dated at Canon City, Colo. this
aist day OF October. A. d. 1914
PEARL VI. HALL.
Administrators.
First Pub Nov. .. 1914.
Last Pub Nov 20. 1914.
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Andy Hemmere Chief of Fire Dept

Andy Hemmerle Chief of Fire Dept.
At a recent meeting of the city
council Andy Hemmerle was unani-
mously elected to be chief of the
Canon City Fire Department as the
successor to &. C. McKissick, who has
held the position for several years.
Mr.. Hemmerle entered upon the du.
ties of the place November first and
is busily engaged In inaugurating re-
forms that 4. is believed will In
crease the efficiency OF the service.
Mr.. McKisslck will remain with the
department in the capacity of pipe
man.
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Hsrt's Business College. Successor to
Dodds.

over First National Bank. Open dag
and night. All commercial braHchef
taught by a teacher Of practical expe
rience. Tuition for day. $500 per
month Night. $500 per month. Ente.
any time.
MRS. Z. ID. HART.
PIT Principal
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To the Stockholders Of the PARK Cen.
ter Land and Water Company.
You are hereby notified that the
annual meeting OF tho above named
Company will be held nt the office o
the Company. 613 Main Street. Canon
city. Colorado. on Monday. necembei
1th, 1914. at 7i30 y. NJ. for tho
election Of seven Directors TO serve
for the ensuing year. aud for tho
transaction Of any other bauiness that
may legnlly come before the mcc,ins
HENRY HUTTON.
Secretary.
First Pub, Nov. =. 1914.
Last Pub. Nov. &c. 1914.
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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-07-17
TWO men BURIED
BY WELL CAvE|N
FIRST VICTIM WAS IMPRISONED
A MONTH AGO NEAR VII
LACE OF PRENTICE.
REsCUER LOSES HIS LIFE
Relief Work Progressing Night and
Day Since Time of Original CO.
tastrophe Is Turned Over
to Engineer.

Prentice-Axel Vixen and Henry
Riedel, two young men of the town of
Prentice, are buried at the bottom of
an eighty-two-foot well on the farm of
Peter Lund, three miles east of this
city.
Vixen was imprisoned under forty
feet of earth month ago while work
ing at the bottom of the WE'LL Relief
work has been going on night and day
since that time, a new shaft being dug
sixten feet from the original, but this
also caved in at a depth of seventy
feet.
A larger excavation was then COM
menced around the original well and
the body of Vixen was found standing
upright in the bucket that had been
used for raising the dirt at depth of
about sixty-five feet, but while work
ing to release the remains, Riedel was
imprisoned under about thirty feet of
earth by the caving in of the shaft.
The last excavation was six feet
square and curbed by three-inch hem
lock plank. An expert mining engineer
will now be employed in an effort to
recover both bodies.