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in Book 16T, PAGE No. 3I7. OF the rec
ords OF said office The premises des-
Deed are as follows to-wit- Lot num-
bered Three go and a strip of land
Six 10 Inches in width and One Hun
dTed and Twenty fI2O1 feet in length
on the West side OF Lot numbered
Two t2p. together with all that part
of party wall located on said strip of
bered Sixteen Dsl in the Town of
Canon city. according TO the Recorded
Plat thereof" Reference is hereby
made 10 said Trust Deed and the rec
ords thereof for Information as to tho
terms. conditions md provisions there
OF; and that upon the sale OF said
Trust Deed. under the decree of this
Court. the party parties in posses
sion OF said lands and premises. be
required 10 yield Immediate posses
sion thereof to. and transfer and de-
liver. the rents. issues and profits of
said lands aud premises to the holder
Gates Of purchase issued upon said
sale: and upon such sale all the said
rents. issues and profits shall belong
and be paid to the purchaser at such
sale. his heirs. executors. administra-
tors and assigns. from and after sale,
unless said real estate shan be redeem
ed according TO law and upon redemp-
tion they shall h.. accounteff for by
said holder or holders of said cerffn-
cate or certificates OF purchase. less
the reasonable cost and expenses of
collecting the same. and necessary re-
pairs Insurance and taxes That tho
plaintiff herein may become the pur-
chaser of said lands and PREMISES
and that. upon execution OF deed or
deeds for said premises and property.
the purchaser or purchasers thereof
shall lie let into possession of said
property and premises. upon the pro-
duction OF said deed or deeds. and that
said plaintiff may have such other,
further and different relief as shall be
in accordance with the law and the
facts Of this case. all OF which fully
appears from the complaint OF tho
plaintiff fled herein. a copy Of which
is hereto attached and to which refer
epce is hereby made.
WITNESS. Edward T. Arthur. Clerk
Of our said Court. with the seal there
OF hereunto affixed. at Office. in the
City OF Canon City. this 18th day or
May, 1917.
EDWARD P. ARTHUR
fSEAf)- Clerk
First publication. June 4. 1917.
Last publication. July .. 1917.
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NOTICE OF FonEcLosURE SALE.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES SALE.
STATE OF coLoRADo. }
County of Fremont.
In the County Court No. 3s1G.
G. II. PAuLS. Plaintiff.
c. j. FREDRIcKsoN. r. W. IRISH. ELI
MASON, OLIVE MASON. FRANK
BECK. CHARLES ORA. ROBERT G.
GaAPMAM CHAIN lS,rE EpMTMp sTGM L L MsM,TR sTnTR.
RAY. MARY ELIZABETH YOUNG.
FREDERICK Z. BERRY. PEARL g.
COLONY. and THE INDUSTRIAL IN
NESTNENT COMPANY, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to a decree of foreclosure and sale
made and entered Of record in the
County Court in and for said Fremont
County on the 7th day of May. A. ID.
1917. in the above entitled cause.
wherein Il was decreed that a certain
mortgage deed made on the 10th day
OF July. A. u. lsOS. by G. J. Fredrlck-
son 10 G. H. Pauis. daily recorded in
Book IiT. st page s2 OF the official
Clerk and Recorder Of said Fremont
County be fnrecIosed and the sheriff
Of said Fremont County is authorized.
empowered and directed by said de-
cree of foreclosure to sell the property
in said mortgage deed mentioned. and
as more particularly hereinafter de
scribed. and the proceeds of sale, after
paving all costs ana expenses OF the
sale and the costs Of suit amounting
to $iS.95, be applied under the terms
and provisions OF said decree. TO the
payment OF the amount decreed as due
and owing TO the plaintin. namely. the
sum OF &SS4.S4. together with per
cent isterest on said sum from date OF
said decree TO date of sale.
And a duly certified copy OF said de-
cree having issued out OF the ofnce OF
the Clerk of said Court. and delivered
TO me as Sheriff. as aforesaid. !. Will
liam IL Nevcomb. as Sheriff of the
County of Fremont. in the state OF
Colorado. pursuant TO and by authority
of said decree will at the Macon ave
nue. front door Of the Court House In
Canon City. in said Fremont County,
on Saturday. the Hst day of July, A
II. 1917, commencing at the hour of .1o
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
offer for sale and sell at public auc-
fion to The highest aud best bidder and
for the highest price the same VIII
bring In cast. or so much therect as
may be necessary for the purposes
hsratcfore stated. the following de-
scribed real estate and property, situ-
ate In the-C County of Fremont and
state Of Colorado. to-wit;
--Ths. North West Quarter OF the
south East Quarter tNWL of SEN
OF Section Twenty-five t2s) In Town
Seventy t7Ol West OF the sth Principal
Meridian. in the County OF Fremont
and state OF Colorado. together with
all and singular the appurtenances and
privileges thereunto belonging or In
any way appertaining TO the same.
lated at Canon City. Colorado, this
esth day OF MAY. A. u. 1917.
WILLIAM II. NEwCcNB
ShcrIf OF Fremont County. Colo.
First publication June IS, 1917.
Last publication. July 10. 1917.
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will bring for cash. all the following
described real estate. situate in Free
mont County, State of Colorado to-wft: {:
The North Half of the Northwest
quarter IN. y n. w rs. and the
South West Quarter of the North West
quarter Is. w 4 N. w ~. and the
South half of the South West quar-
ter IS. \ p W. ~ and the
North West quarter Of the south West
quarter N W. \ S. w ~, OF Sec
tion Twenty-eight (2s): also the North
half of the North Fast quarter IN Il
NE "a, of Section Twenty-nfne (295
all in Township Sixteen tIs), South
Range Seventy-two C72) West con-
taining In all s2e acres
Or so much OF said land as may be
sufficient to cover the amount for
which said sale is made as Hereinafter
stated. and which may be sold sepa-
rateiy without material injury to the
parties interested.
The purpose of said sale Is to COM
ply with the requirements and provf-
sions OF said decree. which SaE made
and entered in ali action for the fore
closure OF two certain mortgages. re-
corded IN the office Of the County
Clerk and Rscocder of Fremont County.
State OF Colorado. in Book 147 at page
sA. and in Book 47 at page $50. re-
spectively. and Particularly to realize
from such sale the sum of s1363.30.
the plaintiff as found therein. with
interest from June End, 1917. besides
costs as taxed I'm the sum OF s2n.63. and
also for the expenses of this sale.
WILLIAM H NEwCOAB,
Sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
First publication, June II. 1917.
Last publication, July 8. 1917.
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THREE BROTHERS FROM
CANON ENLIST IN PUEBLO

Pueblo, June 23.-An example OF
genuine patriotism seldom equailed
was brot to light in Pueblo yesterday
when it became known that three
Mississippi lads, sons of wealthy
planter. had applied for enlistment in
the navy and were givena medical
examination at 3 o'clock in the after
noon.
They are John. Vernon and Andrew
Hipp, brothers, sons of W. A. Hipp
II Sarpe;a, Miss. They met in Canon
City four weeks ago. two of them Wis
iting third. who was employed at the
Miller hotel as clerk. Wednesday
they unanimously decided TO come to
Pueblo and enlist.
They are %. 81 and 1s years old.
respectively. Andrew, the youngest.
is the huskiest of the trio weighing
100 pounds and being composed largely
of "meat and muscle"
Genuine patriotism actuated the
brothers. There is nothing of the
heroic in their behavior. They told
the recruiting officer that they had de-
cided TO enlist, after careful consider
alton. before Uncle Sam drafted
them.
Only two are eligible TO the draft.
but that made no difference to the
youngest brother.
Our father is not in any way de-
pendent upon US for support" said
Vernon Hipp- "He is pretty well fixed.
Our mother has been dead for some
years There is absolutely no reason
why we shouldn't enter the service of
our country, even IL we do all come
from one family. We only hope that
We will all be assigned to one ship.
but II that isn't possible it win be all
right. just the same"
John Hipp left a lucrative position
in Florida to enter the navy. and Yer.
non resigned his position in Canon
,ity last night.
Andrew has been staying on the
plantation with his father and up to
tis time had never been away from
sme before.
All are splendid specimens Of clean
ing manhood. and all are OF high
mental calibre- Uncle Sam will be
aighty glad to get them.
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uary. 1917. al the rate of - per cent
per 'annum until the date of final
Judgment herein: and also for the fur
ther sum of $3.50 together, with in
terest thereon from and after the 4th
day of March. 1917. at the rate of L.
per cent per annum, until the dat. of
final Judgment herein. both the latter
named sums being on account OF in
surance premium l,aid by plaintitf on
Decd. and also for the further sum Of
so. together with interest there
on at the rate Of IL per cent per an
mum from the goth day of April 1917.
until the date of final Judgment here
in. on account of taxes paid by plain
tin on the premises described " said
Trust Deed; and also for the further
SUE, Of Nss.oo due to plaintiff on two
certain interest notes for the sum
of SlSo.oo and <z5 90 respectively.
made. executed and delivered by the
said Charles r, c. Dye in his life time.
and the said defendant. Irene W. Dye.
unto said plaintiff. each of said notes
bearing date February 18th. 1919. and
due and payable on the goth day OF
February. 1919. and being for interest
due on said date on said principal note
or mortgage. together with interest
theron at the rate OF 1e per cent per
annum from February goth. 1917. un-
til the date Of final Judgment herein ;
and also for a reasonable attorneys
fee. TO be fixed and determined by the
disbursements in this suit. including
the costs and expenses NJ ADVERTISE
ment and sale of the premises describ-
ed In said Trust Deed. And also for
a Judgment. order and decree Of the
Court foreclosing as against all OF
the defendants. certain Trust Deed,
made. executed. ACKNOWLEDGED and de-
iivcred by the said Charles II. c. Dye
in his life time unto the Public Trus-
tee of Fremont county, Colorado. as
security for the payment Of the said
principal bond or note, and said in
-terest notes described and mentioned
and fully set out respectively, In said
plaintiffs cause OF Action herein. and
securing the payment Of all other of
said sums hereinbefore mentioned and
Sc; out in plaintinS said complaint.
for sale. according TO law, of the
lands and premises thereby convey
ed for the purpose of satisfying said
Judgment, said Trust Deed securing
the payment Of the said notes descrih-
cd and said sums mentioned in said
complaint bearing date the 18th day
OF February. 1879. and duly recorded
in the office Of :ho County Clerk and
Recorder OF Fremont county, Colorado.
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regret 1t was necessary to withhold
their sanction.
II Canon City feels it has cause to
be elated over having raised more
than its allotment. bow do you suppose
Howard feels. with three times its
allotment to its credit?
The lodges in Canon City deserve
a warm place in the hearts of the peo-
pie. When it is remembered that the
members have all contributed gen
erously as individuals. it will be real
ized that they have indeed done tiieir
Bit when they give collectively.
Word has been received from Paris
under date of June goth that the
American Red Cross officials, who re-
Gently arrived there with Gen. Per-
shing. have been given the free use of
one of the large buildings for head
quarters. The dispatch continues.
Thru the generosity of American
friends aE the expenses OF admins
tration have been financed, so that
everything realized during the Red
Cross week in America viii go into
the actual work pertaining to the
penny viii be used for administration
purposes. This insures the funds go
ing to important relief projects in
France and Belgium as well as to-
wards securing the welfare of the
American military and naval forces
along lines approved by American gen
eral headquarters"
Florence reports that they have a
number of live teams working. Up to
noon today they had raised over three
thousand dollars and expect by night
to have az least four thousand.
Mayor Cooper and Jim Bunten
phoned in this morning from the west
end OF the county that the up river
points are all alive and working like
beavers AT cotopaxi John warth has
men out on horseback threshine the
bush. Their apportionment is $500.
but by night they expect 10 have
$500. Hillside reports IT will raise
more than its $40. a few OF the sub
scriptions reported over the phone
are as follows: Jim Belknap 500. T.
ID. Balman 800. T. C. BaIlman 500.
Mrs. T. G. Ballman $50. Frank Lamb
$50. W. H. Smith $50. John Lamb $50
The men working al the road camp
contributed. one days wages. amount
ing to s35.
To The leaders of our juniors is
due unstinted praise for the wonder
ful object lesson in patriotism which
they furnished Friday afternoon in the
form of a parade of the children OF
this community who have voluntarily
subscribed 10 their country-s need.
Could anyone who Witnessed our lit
tie tots marching down Main street
fail 10 feel the true significance OF the
fac, that We are at war; During The
worry and hurry Of campaign OF
this kind full appreciation cannot be
extended TO every one. but when after
the calm comes all of US wifi have b
very deep feeling OF gratitude for the
wonderful part our children have play
ed In this most wonderful OF al cam
paigns.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sET-rLENE:Nr
AND DETER MIN ALTON OF
HElnSHlR

Notice IL hereby given that on Satur-
day, the 9Th day Of July. A. n. 1917
William Ross Paxton. Administrator or
the estate OF william r. Paxton. de-
ceased. George a Gooid. the Adminfs-
traitor Of THE estate OF l.ucina A
Judge of the County Cour, at the
Court House in Canon City, in the
County OF Fremont. Colorado. at 10
@ Slock in the forenoon OF said day and
present his accounts for fnai settle
men, and pray the approval OF the
same and ask TO he discharged. at
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present oh
iections. IL any there be.
Notice Is also hereby given that APP
heirship OF said William T. Paxton and
Lucina 4. Goold. deceased. has
been made and that the Court win
on said date herctnbefore mentioned
or a; any time to which the hearing
may be continued. proceed to ascer-
tain and determine who are the heirs
OF the said William l.. Paxton and Lu-
Gina a. Goold. deceased. and as such
entitled 10 inherit any lands. tone
ments, hereditamcnts or other proper
~. real OF personal constituting all
or part OF the estates Of the said
William +. Paxton and Lucina A.
Goold, deceased. and enter decree
accordingly, st which, hearing all per-
sons claiming to be heirs al law OF
said deceased may appear and present
their proof
Witness Kent l. Eldred. Clerk OF the
County Court within ard for the
County of Fremont. In the state of
Colorado, and the seal of anid Court
,seaD. KENT L. ELDRED.
Fsrs, puhiica tion. June :. 1917.
Last publication, July 6. 1917.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
9 a 3 T Q RIA
DON'T TEACH YOUR BOY TO rEAH


There's Alfred. He was raised
like most American boys = by his
mother.
Once when be was wee small he
essayed to climb a tree. Mother
caught him in the act and sternly for
bade him ever again 90 engage in so
hazardous an undertaking.
"You1l fail aid get hurt she said.
And later Alfr,d sneaked of aud
vent swimni.i' Somehow mother
pierced thru THE thin veil of sec ooy
behind which Alfr~.i fought to eon-
ceaI his bit ,f dsrinS
She said; Don't do il again. Al
fred. You'll get drowned"
There came a vacation. when Al
fred's friends got up camping party.
Alfred was counted on a. one OF the
campers. but that was before mother
learned the boys planned TO take a
rife along.
Il forbid you going" she said to Al.
fred You'll get shot"
Well. Alfred grew up. whole-limbed
and unscarred. And into his manhood
there came great crisis. involving n
rick Of injury proportionate to his in
ability TO ward that injury OF. And
in the face of this great crisis, which
was an even greater opportunity. all
Alfred. the man. could think of was
his mothers words to Alfred. the
child: Don't do II. son. You'll got
hurt"
sww
Mothers OF men, of American men !:
Love your children. Protect them
from unnecessary danger, Surely.
but as you love them. don't teach
them fear. See to II. OF course. that
the conditions under which as boys
they shall acquire courage. are as
safe as mature foresight permits. but.
alcss your gentle hearts. remember
a,Says this. that men learn courage
not in avoiding danger. but in the
facing and tile overcoming OF It,
peayes Express.
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Uf1fe OF ONO. T,ffV OF TOIed0, I
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes cath that he -
senior partner OF the firm OF +. J. Cheney
a Co. doing business In the City OF To-
iedo. County and State aforesaid, and
that said Arm win pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in
my presence. this sth day OF December.
A u. 19k
CseaD A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public
Hairs Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and rnu-
cous surfaces % the system Send for
testimonials. free
r J. CHE.!EY a co, Toledo. o.
Sold by all DruEgists 7Sc.
Take Halrs Family Piiis for constipation
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RED CROSS NOTES

This morning the men at the Chand-
deduct one days wages for the benefit
! OF the Red Cross. This will mean a
contribution Of $1,000 from that camp.
The men at the Wolf Park mine
have also contributed full days pay.
which will mean another $500.
The campaign committee has de.
cared Monday freefor-aiI day. That
.Is. every member OF q team will be at
liberty TO approach any one whether
he has the card or not. II is not the
intention. however. to have persons
who have already subscribed again
approached. II is merely 70 allow an
opportunity for every one who has not
subscribed to be solicited. -
Monday there viii not be luncheon
at the Y. NJ. c. A. for the team work.
crs. ns has been tn. custom
during the campaign. Instead a
supper will be served at. 6 o'clock.
at which time final instrt .tions will
be given in regard to the few delin-
quent prospects. At O'Clock the com
Offices WIFI hold open house at the
~. If. c. A. And II Is hoped that every
one who Is Interested In the Red Cross
will attend. Music will be furnished
by the local orchestra. and there will
be an additional program. during
: which the results from over the state
and from the outlying portions of our
own county will be announced as they
are received by wire. IL is the desire
10 make this hitting jubilee for the
accomplishment OF the biggest under
taking in the history OF Fremont coun-
~. Everyone is cordially invited TO
attend.
Tomorrew will be National Red
Cross day at an the churches in the
city. No Rel Cross collections will
be taken. but arrangements have been
, made whereby every person who has
VIII be given an opportunity OF piedg-
ing himself to this worthy and patri-
otto cause. Naturally s. !. has been Inn
possible to see every one in regard
TO this matter and Il is hoped that
many who have not been seen will
take advantage OF the opportunity Of
fcred at this time.
During the, past week a number of
the business houses OF the city have
very generously. offered to conduct
special Red Cross days. on which oc.
casson a libera' per centage OF their
total receipts would be turned over
to the Red Cross fund. The com.
, Eittee In charge OF the local cam
paign felt. however. in view OF the in.
structIons issued by the war council
in Washington prohibiting all benefit :
md collections other than the main
3 voluntary subscription campaign dur
Ing Red Cross week. that II would be
unwise to accept these generous OF.
fera. They wish. however. to express
their appreciation Of the spirit Of co.
operation which prompted them and
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yU=- family. II Is more VITAL tzz hose Insurance.
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s-.zifs frc- u aid dzncer frD1 Typhold Garner.
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURES SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO

NOTICE or FORECLOSURES SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO
County Of Fremont.
In the nt.,rict court-Ne. soss.
Plaintiff.
r. D. MecLELIAND. c. II.
SHIRLEY. and THE PEO-A
PIE or THE STATE OF COLI !
oRADo.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DErESp-
ANTS AND ALI. OTHERS WHO MAY
DE 'INTERESTED.
Notice ir hereby glycn that by virtue
of the authority vested In me by the
decree Of the court in the above en-
titled cause. a certified copy whereof Is
In my poascseion. made and entered on
the snd day OF June. \. IA 1917. l viii
on,. the 5th day Of July. IA. u. 1917.
compencing at the hour of 10 o,clock
In the forenoon OF said day. offer Tor
eele and sell ~ publ,c auction. Mt the
front door OF the Fremont County
court House. In Canon City. state OF
Colorado. TO the hinhest bidder and
Tor the highest and best price the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-30
Chile Copper Co.
Increases Output
At Lower Cost
Large Gain in Earnings Re-
ported for first Quarter
of 1917

Heavy increases in production and
earnings are disclosed in quarterly
report issued yesterday by the Chile
Copper Company, covering operations
in the first three months Of this year.
The statement, as presented for the
approval of the stockholders by Daniel
Guggenheim, president of the corpora
ton, showed that the output OF the
Chile Exploration Company, the oper-
ating company. for the quarter
amounted to 22,525,796 pounds Of cop
per. compared with 14,773,376 pounds
in the preceding three months. Total
income for the period aggregated So
1S3A11. compared with Sl,03l.Oll in
the last quarter of 1916. Undivided
profits were S2,569,sii. against S433,-
2l2 IN the preceding quarter.
There was a steady increase IN pro-
ductiOn from month TO month, begin
ming with 1856 1871 pounds in January,
and increasing TO s,7l3,035 pounds IN
March. The average production IN the
preceding three months was, approx
mately, 10000 pounds.
Production Cost Lower
According to Mr.. Guggenheim, the
cost of the copper produced at the
plant for the quarter was 9.0l cents A
pound, compared with 1929 cents in
the preceding three months. This de-
crease is believed TO be due TO the i'm
proved facilities for getting out ore
which the company put into operation
since the first Of the year. The total
delivered cost of copper produced, IN
Guiding delivery, selling, miscellaneous
expenses and taxes, and after credit
ing miscellaneous earnings, was l2I3
cents a pound, as compared with 1917
cents pound for the previous quar-
ter. The large difference OF approx
mately 3.75 cents pound between the
plant and delivered cost Is due TO the
abnormal ocean freights and insurance
rates existing under war conditions.
Larger Saving Effected
Earnings for the period were COM
puted on a basis of 26.S7 cents a
pound for copper compared with
26.53 cents pound for the
fourth quarter of 1916. The to-
tai quantity of ore treated dur
ing the quarter was 5ss,s79 dry tons,
and the average grade was l.SS per
cent copper. as compared with G23,490
dry to.s and 10 per cent copper, re-
spectively. for the fourth quarter of
the year 1916. The average net saw
ing for the quarter was S332 per cent,
as compared with 73.42 per cent for
the previous quarter.