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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-25
DON'T Be A KICKER
(sy JOE HEAVENRlDeE)

The first animal kicker God created
was an ass, the last animal God
created He called Man. "The first
shall be last and the last shall be
first" In our evolution we have got
mixed. Now about the only way to
tell us apart. is to not be a Kicker"
Don't be Kicker" it might be-
come chronic and the last kick you
make is when God takes your breath
and to so 10 Heaven kicking you
might be put. in the corral with His
first creation and remain an ass.
If your neighbor succeeds by hav-
ing more sense and better judgment
than you. don't be an envious kicker,
speak a word of praise and encourage
ment, consider it an honor to have a
neighbor that succeeds.
Don't expect too much of your neigh
Dor. there is none perfect but you
and your wife is the only one that
believes that
No man ever helped himself up by
kicking his nerRh>or down.
If your Town is moving along nice
ly. help it along. 10 every improve
mentA every Enterprise that viz bene-
fit the Town or community. lend a
helping hand. give your Mite or at
least your encouragement.
Every one in Town is willing TO
helm you. in fact the Town can get
along without you much better than
you can get along without the Town.
Get in the push-if you reap any
benefit you must be in the ranks.
Don't be Kicker, to growl and
grumble at everything and everybody
and NOPE around like choked
rooster If you do. when you 90 to
bed you will try TO roll away from
yourself. and pity that you cannot.
Stand up and crow for every wor-
thy enterprise, have a cheerful word
and happy smile for everybody and
the world will be better by you hav.
ing lived in it.
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SOCIAL NOTES
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL

The Friends in Council met in
usual session, Mrs. Webster presid-
ing.
After short business session,
reading of OF the minutes, reports and
communications, the lesson study
was taken up by Mrs. Ashley.
Chapters II. % and 23-"Sectional-
ism,"-describing first the Old South,
when Mrs. McLain gave graphic
sketch of the Old Southern Gentle
man. The influence which led up to
the Civil war was brought out in a
very concise manner. Secondly, the
Spirit of the North. After the War.
The prose literature was dwelt up
on by Mrs. Schweigert, and many
names brought to mind. as familiar,
and honored down 10 the present day.
Mrs. Whipple, in Chapter 24-25, por,
trayed Social and Economic Condi-
tions" of the Country in this period
of the COS and 70s-financial and
industrial.
Mrs Hall spoke on Currency.
Mrs. Schweigert, on Railroad ENten
sion Immediately following the close
of the war; Mrs. Farmer on Indian
Wars as the result of the railroad ac-
tivities.
THE Centennial Year" was des-
cribed by Mrs. Coulter in a most in
teresting manner. She also gave the
club the great pleasure of examining
a record of the Fair published just
afterward which was purchased by
Mr.. Coulter at the time. This caused
an animated discussion and a num-
ber of "reminiscences of persons and
incidents we-e related. The meeting
was of unusual interest and well at
tended.
An invitation was extended 10 the
members and friends to meet with
the Art and Literature Committee on
Friday next for Social Day.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-01-25
FUNERAL OF GEORGE BROOM
HELD TODAY

The funeral of the late George
Broom of South Canon. who died Mon
day morning from pneumonia, took
place from the Free Methodist church
on Griffin avenue at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon in the presence of large
gathering OF friends and neighbors.
The service was conducted by Rev.
NJ. V. Wetzell. pastor of the congrega-
tion. Many beautiful flowers bore
testimony 10 the high esteem in
which the deceased was held by those
who knew him. The remains were
laid 10 rest In Lakeside cemetery.
Mr.. Broom was born in Hampshire.
England. and was aged sayanty-two
years. eleven months and twenty-five
days, He came to Canon City thirty
years ago and made his home here
until his death. He leaves. besides
the sorrowing wife. seven children; ;
four daughters and three sons.
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LINCOLN PARK
DEFEATS ALCOTT

In the senior grade school basket
ball league game Saturday evening
the Lincoln Park team defeated the
Alcott and in the Junior league the
Lincoln defeated the Lincoln Park.
These games are proving very inter
esting and some real basket ball
players are being developed among
the schools. Next Saturday evening
will be decisive evening in the lea
que as there will be two games play
ed in each division. In the senior lea
que the WASHINGTON and Lincoln and
the Alcott and Jefferson play; while
in the junior the Washington and
Lincoln Park and Jefferson and LIN
coin play.
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WERE CALLED TO
VICTOR MONDAY

Mrs F. r. Maynard and little son
were passengers on the auto stage
Monday morning for Victor where
they were called by the illness OF Mr.
Maynard, who is a patient at the Red
Cross hospital there. suffering from
appendicitis. 1t Is not expected. how
ever. that he will have to undergo nm
operation at the present time. Mr..
Maynard has been living In Cripple
Creek district for the last two years
where he is leasing on the IndeDend-
ence mine.
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NOTICE on EINsI SETTLEMENT
AND DETg,NMIN ATION oE
ITN.IANItfIs

Nottrc is hrrrhy given fhat on S5tur-
day. rhe 3fth dnF Of February a. -.
TF1s. Nora Howard. AdnliniNfFntrlN
OF the Estate ~ Warren y Howard.
Of the county Court n the Court
House IN Canon cltf. tu the county
af Fremont. Colorado. at 10 o'clock
Ia the forenoon Of said day aBi
present her accounts for Anal settle
msut ana pray the approval OF the
same and ask to be discharged. -
which time and place any person in
interest may appear and present oh
gections. n ANY there he.
Soflce T. alse hereby given that appit-
cation for The drferm iraltou Of heir
ship Of SAID Warren y Howard. do
ceased has been usads and that the
court will on said date hcf.'tubefure
mentioned. Or "a, epy time TO which
The hearing may be continued, pro-
cecd 10 ascertain and determiue who
ar. the heirs Of The said Warren =.
Howard decreased and such cntftl-
ed to. Inherit any landr.- tencmssnfE.
heretiitnfncnf- or other property. r"af
or personal. constituting all or part
% the Estate OF ID. said warren f.
accofdinEly, AZ Nhich bearing AL rer.
sons claiming 10 be heirs ni law or
said deccased may appear and pres
wITsE.ss SIS, :. sn, .. Etlssd l.. 5gag; Iiis;
within aud TO- the County - brernon',
ia the state y Colorado. ana ine seal
\. -. 1917.
KENT l. ELpHEp.
JIlige and Acting Clerk
First Pub Jau. %. 1919.
Last Pub. Fob. 10. 1917.
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Mrs. Il. v. Nelson announces tho
opening Of The Canon Ladbes' Tailor.
Ing and Drcssmnking Parlor. 40 3.
9th street. Phone Canon I1sJ.
10tlA--2tw.
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TELEGRAM
Received at CANON CITY COLORADO

Receive atC COLORADO
] Philadelphia Pa / Jan
MALICIOUS
ACCORDINGLY. QUALITY
IL.
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SUMMONS

IL THE DISTRICT COURT. ELEVEN
TIL JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Melville B. Coburn In his
own behalf. and in behalf of
Geo. Brewster, II. / Silyis.
Harvey y. Chappel. Mrs.
Nettie Baker. Geo. Stone
man. Al. KagEen. Robert
Stearn. 4. Il. Bachtel Dr.
A. \. Russell. c. ]. Weeks. }.
Andrew Noble. e. \. Kings
bury. Permelia Tissot. : i.
Dellner. Charles Forst-
meier. Ed Cannon, Frank }
Tissot, 4. Thomas. w. Jack,
VIM. Northcott. Carl Faris,
ner. Louis r. clark. Edward
Taylor, Earl Bachtel. W, H.
Greene. Ray Faulkner. Wes-
sci Wehrmeyrr and Johanna
Wehrmeyer. and John Bur-
CESS. similarly situated.
Plaiutims'
Charles l.. House.
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To ihe defendant Above Named.
You are hereby required TO appear
in an action brought against YOU by
lhe above named giaintins ~ ne nls-
TY. STATE or COLORADO. and
answer the complaint therein within
90. II you are served within lhis coup-
~. II served out OF THIS County. or
hv publication. Within thirty days az
day Of service. OF judEmsnt by de-
fault Will he taken against yOu pC-
carding 20 the prayer OF the coiu-
II oopy of the complaint be not
served upon YOU herewith. or II SER
of Colorado. ten days' addiii6nai Time
to that above specified shnll be- allow
ed for your appearanec and answer ia
This h an action for an ordcr aud
judgment ~ this Court in fayur II
plaintiffs and against the defendant.
For an order siithortzlng the
plaiHtin, Melville ~. Coburn. ta prose
the parties pl1intin above named.
That a certain, so-caiicd. Lien
Statement. Of record IN the office nf
the County clerk aud i,ecorder %
iss AT page 80 be held for. neuEht,
and that the following described land
aud property be relcas.d from the
alleged lion thereof. to-wit. The East
Iialf OF section Eleven u1l; The West
Half of section Twelve Gss; The
North half of the Northwest Quarter
% s"s,ien Thirteen lsl; rhe south
ter Of Section Thirt.en tial. The North %
.ast quarter Of the Northeast Quar-
ter Of Section Fourteen ttfEs Tho
four tZD. The Northwest Quarter 81
section Twenty -ftNe tzsl and The south
Half OF the Northeast quarter OF
section Twenty-six f2sl ali in Town
shin Twenty t204 south Rang. sixty
nine tftl West Sixth =. NJ. and all
situate - Tue County OF Fremont.
state ~ Colorado.
3.--For costs OF this action and for
such other relief as plaintiff may be-
Ia wfully eutitlsd to ln the promises.
all as IL NOR. fully set forth in the
COMPLAINT filed in said cause
WITNESS. Edward r. Arthnr. Clerk
- our said Court. with the seal iherc-
OF hercunto affixed. at office. ia the
city of canon city. this sth day Of
November 1915.
tSEAEb.
EDWARD T.. Arthur.
First pub Jan. rs, 1917.
Last Pub Feb - 1917
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SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.

STATE OF COLosADo.
County Of Fremont. !
IN TIE COUNTY COURT.
@. u. Pauls
c. J. Fredrickson. X. w.
irish ELI Mason and
Olive Mason. Frank Beck.
Charles ora. Robert q.
Chapman. Edmund L. Stith.
and Louisa Stlth. Thomas q.
McMurray. Mary Elizabeth
Young. Fredrick y. Berry.
Pearl g COLONY. and The
Industrial Investment Com
pany.
Defendants.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or
COLORADO,
To the Defendants Above Named;
GREETING.
You are hereby required 20 appear
In an action brought against you by
the above named piaintin IN the
County Court of Fremont County.
state Of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within twents
duys after tile service hereof. II you
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Record Want Ans are sure to bring
resuits
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First pub. Jan. rs. 1917.
Last Pub. Feb. -. 1877.
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Standing OF The Teams
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
CAAUTAUQUA ID
 BE ADVERTISED
 BY HUGE PARADE

Beginning promptly at D. m. on the cornor of Second street and Van Buren, opposite the Young Women's Christian Association building and winding through the main streets of Phoenix the big Chautauqua parade will be held Tuesday evening. There will be new autos from the garages, more new prl- Vate autos, wiser old autos, trucks, the city departments hundreds of school children. and a big band to head the whole procession Banners pennants and flags will be trapped on all the autos, the boys and girls will be gwen hats. whistles and kites, there will be red fire and rockets, songs and band music will intermingle with cheers and all of this for what-because Phoenix is one of three hundred cities of the west fortunate to have coming a large az gregation of the best and most enter taining talent tha, the country has ever seen This talent will be here from
 May to May and the entertainment will be conducted ill mammoth tent to te located on the Central school grounds. This series Of entertainment is called Cha autauqua and 125 of the leadingS citizens of Phoenix realizing the advantage of such high class enter
 tainment, are guaranteeing d large sum WHICH IndNe poSSlbit tlic Nolilili6 ol Chautauqua to Phoenix.
 Wednesday will be Ticket Day and a large committee under the management
 of MT. Leyhe will sell tickets through out the city, in the schools and homes
 the price for the week of twenty six at fractions being s2.50 for adults, S1.50 for high school and $ .00 for the pupils of the grades.
 When an adult buys Chautauqua ticket he makes a saving of at least a five dollar bill. Should one only at
 tend four leading numbers (and surely you will not miss these) James Goddard
 The Chimes of Normandie" HaWkin' $ Nature Lecture, and Along the Road to Tokyo" there will be q saving of
 money by having season ticket The
 season ticket admits to every one of 26 attractions an average cost of less
 than ten cents a piece. The Goddard Concert alone could not he heard in any city for less than S2.50 the price
 of a season ticket
 MT. T. L. Bolton local automobile dealer who will have full charge of the
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
 OF THE

County of Maricopa, State of Arizona In the matter of the Estate of Frank I. Barr, Deceased.
 Order to Show Cause Why order of Sale of Real Estate Should not be Made.
 IT APPEARS TO THIS COURT. By the petition this day presented and filed by VICTOR R. NORRIS, admin istrator of the Estate of Frank J. Barr deceased, that 1t is necessary to sell the whole or some portion of the real estate of said decendent to pay the debts of decedent and the ex- penses and chargs of administration. IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED BY THIS COURT: That all persons inter ested in the estate of said deceased ap- pear before the said Superior Court on Monday. the 30 day of Apr. A. D. 1917. at the hour of .:30 o'clock P. M, of said day, at the Court Room of said Court, at the Court House in the City of Phoenix, MaricoIa County, State of Arizona. to show cause why an order should not be granted to said Admin istrator of said Estate to sell so much of the said real estate as shall be necessary and that copy of this order be published four successive weeks in the Arizona Republican. a newspaper published in the said County of Mari copa.
 Dated March 26, A. D. 1917.
 F. H. LYMAN.
 Judge of the Superior Court
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
NEW ELECTRIC SIGN
 WILL LEAD THE WAY

The Columbia tneater IS considerably more conspicuous now as a new diff fused glow sign has just been erected that marks it's location to the observer and directs them to that home of good phOtoplays.
 In keeping with the desire of the management to avail itself of every thing that will add to the convenience of its patrons and present the show ings in the most advantageous man. ner, new screen is being installed that represents the last word in re- flection.
 This screen absorbs light rays and softens them down without detracting from the outlines of the image cast and occasions no strain upon the eyes when seated close to it.
 The Columbia cooling system is de- signed to keep the theater at the even temperature during even the hottest days and is ready to add to the com fort of warm weather patrons.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
PERSONAL MENTION

.. D. C. ONeil. prominent Douglas resi- dent, is a guest at the Hotel Adams during a short stay here. He arrived late yesterday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. CoWan of Tucson arrived yesterday and will spend sev- eral days in this city. They are guests at the Hotel Adams.
 H. A. Ondukonk. prominent business man of Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived yesterday afternoon and will spend sev- eral weeks in the Salt River valley. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 F. NJ Lienan, widely known Santa Fe, New Mexico. resident. was late arrived at the Hotel Adams last even ing. He will spend sometime in this city.
 w. P. Clements of Casa Grande ar rived last evening and will spend the fore part of the week here on business and pleasure. He is guest at the Com mercial hotel.
 MT. and Mrs J. L. Rogers. widely known Ray residents, are guests at the Commercial hotel during a short busi- ness ana pleasure stay nere. They ar rived yesterday afternoon.
 F. Stewart of Flagstaff arrived yes- terday afternoon and will spend several days here on an extended business trip. He is a guest at the Commercial hotel.
 H. A. Morse prominent Parker busi- ness man, arrived yesterday afternoon to spend several days here on an ex- tended business trip. He is a guest at the Hotel Adams.
 NJ A. Frederico, prominent Florence cattle man. was a late arrival at the Hotel Jefferson last evening. He will spend several days here on business. Miss Estelle Reniger will leave this morning for Tempe where she will spend sometime visiting friends and relatives in that city.
 J. E. LeBaron of Tucson is spending few days as a Phoenix visitor. ar irving late yesterday afternoon. He is guest at the Commercial hotel E. A. Germain, prominent Detroit business man. is a guest at the Com
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
MYSTERY WOMAN MAY BE VICTIM
 IF FOUL PLAY

When an unidentified woman was found unconscious on East Van Buren street, opposite ,Not fire station, shortly after 10 o'clock last evening" members of the local police force de- cided, at first glance, that they were confronted with a deeply enshrouded mystery. The case has developed into even more than that
 After being rushed to the Sisters hospital in a Moore and McLellans ambulance and receiving first aid treatment, the patient readily re- sponded. Dr. H. K. Beauchamp ar rived within a few minutes and con ducted a minute examination without results. According to the physician s statement, there was no sign of foul play or any marks on the woman S body that would tend to indicate that she had been assaulted./
 Despite the fact that she regained her normal senses within a short space of time, up until late hour this morn ing the woman has maintained strict silence, even refusing to give attend- ants her name or address so that friends or relatives could be notified. The "censorsEip" so maintained by the patient has caused feeling of un- rest at police headquarters.
 When she was first found, lying prostrate on the ground, officers were of the belief that she had either been assaulted or had been the victim of foul play. A physical examination, however, tended to discourage this be- lief.
 It was learned at police headquarters however that she had been accom- panied as far as Ninth street by a gentleman, with whom she attended a local theater earlier in the evening. When questioned at the police station, however the man disclaimed any knowledge of what happened to the woman. He informed officers that her name was Miss Elsie Hicks. nurse
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23

suit. probably only one-the 150-yard womens backstroke-will be held.
 Les Henry of the Athletic club. an- nounced this event would be held to give Miss Dorothy Burns an oppor tunity to compete for the national title. but the club probably would forfeit the right to stage the plunge for distane and junior championship events.
 Only one Montana State university athlete wins a wrestling emblem as result of the first season of intercol- legiate wreStlino in which Montana s state university has participated. He is Christian 'Blitzen" Bentz. ~who was awarded his letter for winning a match against Saupe of Washington State col lege. Montana met only one college on the mat this year. Emblems for par ticipation in intercollegiate basketball the past season will go to Lawton Sanderson. Lloyd Sailor. Frank John son. Alden Jones' Claude McQuarre. William Larkin and Ritchey Newman.
 Despite the war, the Pacific North west Golf championship tourney will be held here as originally planned. on June 25-30, according to C. H. Davis, Jr., president of the Northwest Golf association. MT Davis expected players from Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane. Van cOuVer and Victoria. B. C. and San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
CHRISTMAS VOLUNTEERS
Republican A. r. Leased WireI

Ee"SOO
 NEW ORLEANS, April 22.-General Lee Christmas, native of Memphis, Tenn. but for nearly twenty years connected either with governments or revolutionary parties in Central Amer ica, arrived here today from Honduras en route for Washington where he will offer his services to President Wilson. The general said he had important matters to discuss with the president. He resigned his post as military in- spector for Honduras when he heard the United States had severed relations with Germany.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
DYNAMITE ON TRACK

SILEs9F CITY. x. NJ. April 22.-The discovery by trackwalker of eight sticks of dynamite on a Santa Fe branch between Hurley and Santa Rita baked a possible attempt to wreck train. The sticks were sewn in sack. officers had not learned tonight who placed the explosive on the track and were unable to explain the motive.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
TOWN TOPICS

TO SHIP SHEEP-E F. Alexander, well known sheep buyer of this city, will ship six carloads of sheep to the Los Angeles market today. This is one of the largest shipments from Phoenix in sometime
 AUTOS IN PARADE-Mr T. L.. Bolton who has charge of the Chau- tauqua parade to be held tomorrow evening. will put in this parade a number of new Mitchell cars showing the different new models
 ENROUTE TO cANYON-Mr and Mrs. w. A. Schwartz and son, Master George, will arrive today from Bis bee stopping overnight at the Adams enroute to Grand Canyon and thence to Los Angeles, where Mrs Schwartz and son will spend the summer Mir Schwartz is one of the best known of the big copper city's business men.
 MOOSE HOME SOClALp-Phoenix Lodge No. 70S, Loyal Order of Moose. will give a Home Social" tomorrow evening at Moose Home. Every Moose and members of Moose families are urged to be present. The commit tee has arranged a pleasing program and good time is assured all Re treatments will be served. The com mittee in charge consists of G. Charles Davis, chairman; Thomas H. Adams and George w Stokoe
 CIVIL SERVICE ExAM-The Unit ed States civil service commission an- nounces an open competitive eXamina- ton for Forest and Field Clerk (male) to be held at Phoenix, Douglas. Noga- les. Prescott and Tucson on May 26 1917. From the register of eligibles established as result of this examina ton, appointments will be made to the position Of forest clerk at an entrance salary of SLIGO or s1.200 a year as they may occur. Further information Tn regard to this examination may be secured from the local secretary of the board of civil service examiners Clarence R. Craig, 260 federal building this city.
 BABBITT BROTHERS DONATE lOT-Babbitt Brothers, who usually charge for the use of the Central school grounds for one week have do- mated the grounds to the Chautauuua committee for the use of the enter tainment to be held there from May End to May Sth inclusive Other do- nations: The city is allowing the use Of banners, flags and sign boards sanctions the use of the streets for the parade, and will help the city depart ments to make the parade and Chau- tanqua success. The Phoenix Street Railway company has offered to carry banners on all their cars boosting Chautauqua. The Indian school is do- hating the use of their band Tuesday night. Fifteen business houses of the city have given presents to be given to those high school and grammar school boys and girls who sell the most Chautauqua tickets. The Chau- tauqua committee feels grateful for these helps for a big cause
Arizona republican., 1917-04-23
Local Weather Yesterday

Excess in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, 70 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. 252 degrees Normal precipitation January 1 to date. 274 inches. Actual precipitation January to date, 4.27 inches. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l, 1.55 inches.
 ROBERT c. GRANT,
 MeteQrolosist.