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NOTICE or sHERIFF's SALE.
STATE Of Colorado.
County OF Fremont )
In the Distytct Cosrt.
ANNIE =. TANNER.
ELIzAakTH WALTER CARL
EALTEk. EALTEk Hsirs Hnp a, FfS law Of Of
et.BERT WALTER. Decsas-
co. Defendants.
Under and by virtue Of decree and
order 9s sal: :nse,ssd red y.s ~ ,ns pisSrlst Fts
mont. mont, State sa Of 'o coiorado. @ on the be 6ss
deere d that there is due the above
sorry note secured by mortgage deed
seribsa. the sur, Of 5000 =. ana a,s. n and =;
said sale, 1. William ". Hewcomb. Sher-
IN Of said Fremont County. colorado. m
sSnose I Tor sale that certain properly.
hereinafter described. at public auc-
lion. after Kiving. notice Of the tir
the course and practices Of Law relating
to sale OF real property under execu-
si9n for ,ss % % ss aae
plaintiff above named. with interest.
'y't-rsements and commissions
.'Sr:REFoHE. Under and BY
virtue Of said decree rnd order OF fore
closure and sale sy,,,,.r syy,,n,i,s ngiies ws is nSrf
sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
i-s'f -, SsturdaV. the 5th day Of May.
A. u. 1917. at the hour Of ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. at the
front door of the County Court House
in the city Of Canon City. County q.
Fremont and state OF Colorado. sell
the highest and best bidder for cash
in hand, the following described prop
erty, situate. lying aud being In the
County OF Fremont, state OF Colorado.
to-wit.
1. Commanding at point where the
easterly line OF Eighth street In Har-
rigon isocknfeliow and Macons Addi-
tioh to Canon City. II extended south
criy. would intcrssct the rorthrrly limo
OF Block Nine t9) In raid addition
uaid Block Nine ts). siNty-four go
the streets In said addition one hun
westerly parallel with Water street.
In said Addition, siyty-four CD
dred twenty d2o) foei. to the
place of beginning. or 80 much thereof
as nlny be nee Hsary To nay tho hcre-
inabove mentioned indebtedness with
interest thereon at eight per cent per
arnur from the 10Th day, OF April, a.
eT.enpes srd commissionR cf said
sale: at which time a certincatc Of
,Iafdhase viii issue to the purchaser
or purchasers of said property at said
sale.
-" '"s wiLiIkM VI il. NEwcosms
Shorln Of Fremont County. Colorado.
First f'ub. April le 1917.
Last Pub. May 2. 1917.
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TUESDAY
VISITED THEIR PARENTs


HERE ON EASTER
Mrs. J. Hickman and Mrs. Bertha
Ham OF Pueblo visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibbons. on Eas-
ter Sunday. They said that Canon
City looked mighty good to them and
expressed their determination to re-
turn here in the near future.
The victor-American Fuel Com
pany's mine was closed at Chan
dler so that everyone could attend
the county patriotic demonstration
being held here today. Nearly every
miner in the camp and all the folks
are in Canon and were in the
parade.
LEFT TODAY FOR CHICAGO.
John Wichers left this morning for
Chicago on a business visit after
spending few days in Canon City.
TO COLORADO SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Prescott and
family and Mrs. Perry Bower motor
ed to Colorado Springs yesterday.
FAIRcHILDs TONIGHT
The Fairchild Sisters Quartet and
Orchestra will give fine program at
the Methodist church tonight under
the auspices of the Star Course. The
single admission will be soc.
RETURNED TO SALT
LAKE CITY MONDAY
Mrs. Charles Sells left for her home
at Salt Lake City on Monday after
visit here as the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Bailey. OF
Lincoln Park and other relatives.
JOE HEAvENR,DcE's
CONDITION IMPROVING
ice Heavenridge. who was stricken
with partial paralysis at his home on
Dozier avenue in the Four Mile dis
trict week or ten days ago, is re-
ported by his physician to be slowly.
but gradually improving. The paraly-
sis is confined to his left side.
ARE SPENDING FEW
DAYS IN FLORENCE
Mrs. Arthur Duntsch and son. Dom
aid. arrived in Florence Monday from
Canon City. for visit. Mrs. Duntsch
came to Canon City few days ago
from Worland. Wyo.. where they have
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trip. Mr.. Burt is railway passen-
ger conductor on the Burlington be-
tween Chicago and Downer's Grove.
Illinois. They left for the Pacific
coast Sunday afternoon.
BABY DAUGHTER BORN LAST
SATURDAY.
A telegram has been received hero
announcing the birth of fine baby
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. James d.
Biggs at their home in Danbury. Con,
necticut, fast Saturday.
RETURNED TO BOULDER ON
SATURDAY NIGHT
Herman c. Graves returned to Boul
der last Saturday night to resume his
duties at the state university after
having spent the Easter vacation at
homp with his parents, DIR. and Mrs.
C. H Graves.
MONTE VISTA FOLKS HERE.
C. l.. Smith of 1107 Rudd enjoyed
little visit Sunday from his son, d.
A. Smith, wife and little daughter of
Monte Vista, Colo. They came over
with Mr.. o. j. Loser by automobile.
Mr. Loser is the father of Mrs. d. A.
Smith and is proprietor of the Laveta
Hotel at Monte Vista.
ATTENDING PRESBYTERY
AT FORT MORGAN
= Rev. Lloyd McCreight, pastor of the
United Presbyterian congregation.
left this morning for Fort Morgan,
Colorado. where he will attend the
annual meeting of the presbytery of.
his church.
REV. e. w. HARNER
TO PENNSYLVANIA
Rev. Elmer w. Harner. pastor of
Trinity Lutheran church. left this
morning for Littleton, Pennsylvania,
where he will spend four or five
weeks visiting relatives and friends
At Littleton he win join Mrs. Harner
and little daughter who were called
east a couple of months or more ago
by the critical illness of Mrs. Har-
ner's father. They will return TO
Canon City with Rev Harner next
month.
GEORGE DUNHAM DIED
IN PUEBLO HOSPITAL
George Dunham, the Denver & Rio
Grande brakeman who was run over
and seriously hurt while making
coupling at Florence last Friday NOR
ming. died few hours later. He was
hurried to a Pueblo hospital on
special train Immediately after the
accident for treatment, but died short
.ly after reaching that institution. His
condition was regarded as critical
from the first He is survived by
daughter. who lives in Pueblo.
MRS. HAWKEY CALLED
TO PORTS, KANSAS
Mrs. C. c. Hawkey of 612 Harrison
avenue received a telegram Sunday
morning from Ports. Kansas. an
nouncing the death OF her mother.
Mrs. Mary ]. Smith. at her home
there. The deceased had been i'll for
some time in consequence of leakage
of the heart and the announcement of
her death was not entirely unexpect-
ed. The deceased was about seventy
Ave years OF age. Mrs. Hawkey left
Sunday afternoon for Kansas to at
tend the funeral, which will. probab-
ly, take place on Tuesday. Mr..
Hawkey accompanied her as far as
Pueblo.
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been making their home for the past
six months. She will remain until
her husband is located in his new
quarters at Riverton. wyo.-Florenco
Citizen
ON MOTOR TRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Harry and fam
lily motored to Colorado Springs last
Sunday.
LEFT THIS MORNING
FOR GREELEY, COLO.
Rev. Martin Mueller left on Rio
Grande train No. 10 this morning for
Denver en- route TO Greeley after n
short visit here.
REE kIssINGER HOME.
ON FURLoUGH
Rec Messenger of Company c.. First
Colorado Separate Battalion. u. S.
National guard. came home on Mon
day from Rifle Range on furlough
He made the trip down from Den
yer with Clyde C. Bell. who drove
new Buick automobile home at that
time for. the Rainbow Route garage
CANON cLuBWOMEN
VISIT FLORENCE
The members of the Canon City
women's club and the Friends in
Council were guests of the clubwomen
of Florence at an entertainment at
the Elks home Monday afternoon
The affair was largely attended and
ws delightful one in every respect.
A splendid literary and musical en-
tertainment was "A feature OF the oc-
casion Delicious refreshments were
served
BRoT DOWN BUNCH
OF NEW BUCKS
+. E. Thomas of the Rainbow Route
garage. accompanied by Clyde c. Bell.
Charles Stratton, DIR. Shirley and +.
McGee, motored TO Denver on Sunday
for the purpose of taking possession
of bunch of new. 1917 model Buick
automobiles. of which Mr.. Thomas IS
the distributing agent. They return
ed TO Canon City on Monday, each of
them. except Mr.. McGee. driving back
a machine. Mr.. McGee. who purchas-
ed from Mr.. Thomas a Buick Six
Roadster. is expected to return home
on Wednesday.
TELEPHONE OFFICIALS
HERE TODAY
A party of officials OF the Mountain
States Telephone and Telegraph com
pany from Pueblo. including c. G..
Seeley, district manager; BIB. Swelt-
ger. district plant chief. and Mrs. II .
G. Agnew. district traffic chief. are
visitors in Canon City this afternoon.
They motored up from Pueblo on
Monday. and. later. accompanied by
II. p. Stommel. local representative
of the company. proceeded to West
ciiffe for an inspection Of the COM
pany's property there. They return
ed to Canon City from the Wet Noun
tain valley at noon today
APPOINTED TO SuccEEDan
- -ya.s MR.. FRANK MILLER
+ d. s. Jones of Florence has been
appointed water commissioner for dis
trict No. IL by Governor Gunter and
has already entered upon his duties.
Mr.. Jones has held the position before
and is familiar7with its requirements.
He ucceeds Frank X.tMiller OF this
city who has been looking after the
Job for the last few years.
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GYMNASIUM CLOSED

Canon.
GYMNASIUM CLOSED
The Y. n. c. A. Gymnasium win
be closed Thursday In order to dec
orate for the Father and Son. ban
quet on Friday evening. An gymna-
sium classes will be postponed until
the following week.
w. L. SPARKS BUYS
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
. W. L. Sparks has purchased from
Mrs. Lydia. r. Glanville OF SeattIe.
Wash. the fve-roomed, modern brick
cottage at 719 Harrisou avenue. The
purchase was made by Mr.. Sparks
AS an investment
WERE MARRIED BY
REV. KoRkEL
Miss Clodella NJ. Dent Of Portland,
Colorado. and Murray NJ. Poteet of
Florence were married by Rev. Guy
E. Konkel at the M. E. Parsonage.
1908 Greenwood avenue. Tuesday
evening in the presence OF few of
their more intimate friends. They
will make their home at Portland.
Welded AT METHODIST
PARSONAGE SATURDAY
Miss Mary Marguerite Frizzell
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Friz-
zell of Orchard Park. ana Harry Ray
Evans of Pueblo were married at the
parsonage of the First Methodist
church. 1908 Greenwood avenue, by
Rey. Guy r. Konkel last Saturday.
They will make their home at Avon
dale. Colorado.
PARENTS OF NINE.
POUND DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Closer. the
Latter of whom win he remembered
- Miss Agnes Foster. are the par
eats of handsome. nine.pound daugh
ter. born to them at the hospital on
Tuesday of this week. Mother and in
fsnt are reported to be doing nicely.
FUNERAL OF w. H. DAWSON.
FRIDAY MORNING.
The funeral of the late w. II. Daw.
son. who died at the hospital here
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on Monday, will take place from
Wilson's mortuary chapel. 728 Main
street, at 10 o'clock Friday morning.
Friends of the family are invited to
the obsequies. The burial service
will be under the auspices of the
Woodmen of the World. of which or
der the deceased was member.
ARRIVED HERE TODAY
FROM NORTON, KANSAS
Mrs. Valeria Sidebottom, wife of
Alvin Sidebottom of Norton. Kansas.
arrived here on the Santa Fe train
at, noon today and is the guest of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. E. Over
man. at 1919 Greenwood avenue Her
visit at this time was inspired by the
presence at the home of her brother.
Clevert Overman, who came to Can
on City few days ago on furlough
from his military duties with Com
pany c. at Golden. Colorado.
VISITED COAL CREEK
LODGE MONDAY NIGHT
A delegation of twenty-three mem
btiS VI AAaiA AhOig ANCDthdu iOuBt
ed Coal Creek lodge Monday night
and report splendid time. The visit
was made in response TO an invitation
extended week ago and was in con-
nection with the official inspection of
Miss Helen Pullman of Denver, pres
ident. of the state assembly. a big
supper was a feature of the occasion.
The Canon City contingent. which
made the trip in automobiles. was
delighted with the hospitality OF the
members of Coal Creek lodge.
NEW FAMILY ON N. Y. AVENUE.
w NJ. Baumgardner and family
have recently moved ,ffere from Pue-
bio They live at 212 " Y. Ave. in
South Canon. Mr.. Baumgardner says
that while his name may sound Ger
man-like he is no German and was
born in the U. s. A. He has SON
in the u S. Navy at the present
time.
One of the first things Mr.. Baum
gardner did after coming to Canon
City was TO come in and subscribe
for The Daily Record. He says he
wants the news and likes to get i
thru the local paper.
CANON BOY APPLIES
rl AT AVIATION SCHOOL
A young man, who will graduate
from one OF the high schools here
this spring has made formal appli-
cation to the Federal authorities to
be permitted to become student at
one of the aviation schools OF the gov
ernment; preliminary to joining the
aerial service of the United States
army. His name is withheld from
publication pending reply of the of
ficials at Washington to his applica-
ton. The government maintains two
schools for instruction in military
aviation; one of them at Pensacola.
Florida. and the other at San Diego.
California. -
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County of Fremont
ALBERT x. biz. Hdministra-
tor OF the Estate of FRED
ERIC j. pIEz. Deceased.
}. A. BoYsEN AND CHARLES
Defendants
Under and by virtue OF decree and
Sni,r SrdsT Of sal sais , entered ey nc District
mont. State of Colorado. ON the ION
day OF April. \. u. 1919. wherein 4 ls
named plaintin. upon "a certain promiE-
sorry note secured by mortgage deed
a upon r., tue Propsr.y nsEs'nat.eT asseSi
fess % n thu ss% OF ssoo.Oc n ana rG" IN and by
saI % william shia a'efie f. Ss%eSmS sSs STar sses s.
of said Fremont County. Colorado. am
an1hori1.a. I'd smpognsred emp na, and directed 20
hereinafter described. at public auc-
tion. after giving notice OF the time
the course and practice OF law RELATING
TO sale Of real property under cxecu-
mannis sl1n r1 40 % pe.sS pSSs 70 ss % dss sia"g ,h me
tin above named. with Interest. costs,
disbursem'nts and commissions OF said
Vow. THEREFORE,. Under and by
virtue OF said decree and order or
foreclosure and sale, gnhlle n9tise T.
comb. sheriff OF Fremont County. Colo
iado. viii saturday. the sth day -
May. A. II. 1917. nj the hour Of ten
o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day. at
the front door of the County Court
County Of Fremont and state OF Colo
rndo. sell and dispose of at public anc-
ton. TO the highest and best bidder for
cash In hand. the following dcscribrd
property situate. lying and being fr
The County OF Fremont. State o; Colo
RADIO. to-wfts
Lots seven ca and Eignt tsD In
BLOCK Thtrfv-srven t79b OF the town
(now cityl Of Canon CITY. according =
the recofdl plat thereof. or 50 much
thereof may be necessary TO pay
and discharge the hereina bove mem
TONED ebfcdnesB. with interest
thereon at per cent per annufn from
the 10Th day OF April. 4. n. 1911. to
the date of sale. the costs. expenses
and commissions OF said sale.
Dated at Canon City. Colorado. this
ffth day of ,nrIi. a n. 1917.
WILLIAM y. HEwcoMB.
Sheriff OF Fremon, County. Colorado.
|. Last Pub. May 2. 1911.
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MONDAY
yEsrs oF pR. AND

MRS. GRAVES SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Burt of Chicago
we're guests OF Dr. and Mrs. c. II.
Graves last Saturday while on their
way to San Francisco and other
points in California ON pleasure
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10c Steel Crochet Needles SC each.
Tanners Close Out Saie.-adv.
s5t2d-itw
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Record Want Ads are sure to brin'
rssuiss.
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WEDNESDAY
PUEBLO FOLKS IN TOWN.

Mrs. Alice Litteri and party OF
friends of Pueblo were here as over
Sunday guests of Mrs. C. L. Threi-
keld Of 40e Riverside avenue: South
Canon. vHt
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tn . RecOro Want Ad
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NOTICE OF sHERIrr.s SALE.

STATE OF COLORADO }
County of Fremont
ALBERT X. DIE.Z. Administra-
tor OF the Estate OF FRED !
ERIC ]. DIEZ. Deceased.
Piaintim.
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Fremont.
In the District S"art; Eleventh judicial

County OF Fremont.
In the District Court. Eleventh 5udIr.
District.
HORACE T.. DEMO. as Executor ,
OF the laft viii and Testament
ana OF the estate OF \ Denio.
ceased.
Piainud. J
IRENE " DYE. ". ~. H. DYE.
u, :. DYE. MATTE DYE HAIR }
istS. MAls1 ptf COMBS AND }
g r. &. DYE. absolute and only J
heirs at law OF Charles H. q. ,
Dye. d.ceased. PHILIP n.
MOlsMsaN AND J. H. GRIP ,
FL TIL. as executors OF the last }
viii and testament anJ of }
the estate OF Walter Mor- }
man. deceased. THE STRATH- !
MORE hOfEL COMPANY.
NATIONAL BANK OF TEM !
fl.iS.f Th;SAs. national bank J
corporation. and THE DAN }
lEi.s q FISHER STORIES COM- }
IAN 4. a tDrpDrafi8u
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J. 4, ,,l5o,y ls5o9,ysEN AND CHARLES
The Washington times., 1917-04-05

Mr.. Benson. Every boy and girl
should be OF enough use 10 himself
and service to his country to feed
himself and can enough food to feed
one soldier"
Mr.. Benson, who Is head Of the ex-
tension bureau OF the Department OF
Agriculture. told the children how
they could grow four crops a season.
The plan was: Plant onions in the
early spring. As you pick them.
plant radishes. When you get to the
end Of your onion row your first
radishes are ready to pick FIN In be-
hind the radishes with string beans.
The fourth crop Is what you can can
from these products.
John Dolph. president OF the central
garden committee. explained the gar
den development work as being car
ried on in the District. Mrs. w. @.
Kernodle. president of the PARENT
Teacher Association. who presided,
spoke on the home achievement plan
and program. Others who spoke were:
John F. Robb. scoutmaster of troop
%, on 1915 Scout Achievement" Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter, president OF the
Mothers Congress OF the Parent
Teacher Association. on Girl Scouts
Achievement" DR.. Bradford Knapp
Piney Branch Citizens Association, on
What Our Association VIII Do to
Encourage the Work"
The Washington times., 1917-04-05
FIVE ALIENS TEACH
IN CAPITAL SCHOOLS
Three Are French, One Has
Taken Out First Papers,
And Other Will Do So.

or the fye alien teachers in the
public schools of the District, three
are French, one has taken out first
naturalization papers, and the other
has sIgDified his intention of SO do
ing.
This was the statement of Superin
tendent of Schools Thurston, at the
Board OF Education meeting yester
day. A census was taken by Mr.
Thurston, following a request by the
Columbia Heights Citizens Associa
tion that all alien teachers be "inves
tigated."
The result OF the census precludes
the taking OF any drastic steps re-
garding teachers who are not citi-
zens, il was said.
To Teach Red Gross Work
The. names and addresses of the
1851 boys more than seventeen years
old in the public schools will be given
to naval recruiting officers so. that
literature regarding the navy may be
sent to them.
Approval was given the plan of DR.
Ryan Devereux, of the American Red
Cross, to establish classes in Red
Cross work in several public schools
Miss Emma S. Jacob. director. of
domestic science, was given permis.
sion to hold a bread-making contest
among the pupils Of the seventh and
eighth grades.
Permits to Use Schools.
Permission was given the Franklin.
Thomson Home and School Associa
tIon to use a classroom of the Thorn
son School for coaching backward
pupils during the Easter holidays.
The Public Improvement Associa-
tion of Congress Heights was granted
permission to hold a band concert in
the Congress Heights School.
Blanket authority was given Super
intendent Thurston to grant permits
sion to. Boy and Girl Scouts to use
class rooms for Scout activities.
The Washington times., 1917-04-05
SUES FOR LOSS OF TOOTH
Brooklyn Bath Superintendent Asks
Traction Company to Pay.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Alleging that
through the csrelessness of a motor
man he had lost one of his teeth, DR..
William Hale, superintendent of pub
lie baths, Brooklyn, yesterday filed
action for $1,000 against the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit in first district munich
pal court, in Brooklyn. He values
THE lost tooth at 5000 and asks 81 for
damage to artificial teeth.
According to DIR. Hale, he was rid
ing on the front seat of an open car
on the Sixteenth avenue line when
the car bumped into a car ahead.
DR.. Hale in his complaint continues
thus:
THE plaintiff was precipitated from
his seat so as to-wreck the plaintiff s
artificial teeth and to knock out the
largest and best of his remaining
teeth, leaving in his upper jaw only
one small tooth which does not fur
nish adequate support to the artificial
teeth, and it is impossible for the
plaintiff properly to masticate, there
by impairing health and nutrition, all
to the plaintiffs damage in the sum
of $1,000"
The Washington times., 1917-04-05
KAHN GIVES WARNING
Tells Congress Troops Should Have
Full Years Training.

A warning that at least one years
training must be given American SOL
diers before they are sent to Europe
else they will be ''butchered"-was
uttered in the House late yesterday
by Congressman Julius Kahn, of Cali
fornia, ranking Republican OF the
Military Affairs Committee. Mr.. Kahn
was rather pessimistic concerning
the shortage of officers to train
American troops.
For years" said Congressman
Kahn. 81 have called attention to the
utter unpreparedness of The United
States in the case of a great emerg-
ency. We speak Of men who might
act as officers to drill our forces. No
of men who can train 500. 900 recruits,
but warfaA has changed.
There is no longer the pomp and
panoply Of war. Fighting is done in
trenches. The training today is en-
tirely different from any the world
has ever known. And even though
these Officers will be able to train the
men who are called into the service,
in the usual drill of the infantry. the
artillery and the cavalry, 1 take 1t we
will have difficulty in finding men
who can train in modern warfare.
'It will take a long time to train
500, 900 men SO they can go to the
front. To train them less than a year
is considered all over the world to be
murder. England does not send her
recruits to the front until they have
been trained a year, nor does France,
Italy, or Russia"