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BILLS ALLOWED
Canon City. Colo.

May 10. 1918.
The City Council Canon city. Colo.
Salary f'und-D. y. cooper. $1,000:
sI5uo; Gran, Dickinson. $500; John
nsmslson. Ia MI. si5;eo: W &C: c Hsnsoon.
dahl. $500: 4. J. turner. sI5.oo: ].
Seaman, $1,000: Augustus Psase. 5000 :
{. NJ Benton. s2s.oo.
Parker. 500, 90: John Meredith. sl7s. 90 /:
". G. Campbell. $500: W. b. Reiter.
$50 :5; John Hpnaisy. $500; Park Al
+. Morris. $500: Lee Amick. sSs.25
Leroy Eaxfield. s5s.2S: John Blythe.
sSj oS v hasas Asis'i s,; HOO oo psier ED s Rss
Rit.maa. .,ss.so: Diekerson bros. IS
sassrcf, sss A Max AHesrssn co' sI..S s0 d say TSy;
lor b. Il K. Co., ss.o0: Riggs Lbr.. Co.
ssxss: CITY Clerk, ss3.is; Ellis 4 Hood.
on Auto Co.. s:s,ss: Denver Rubber
Tire works Co. sssl.3o; c. Z. Reeves.
il:!.5i: Fremont Co. NATL Bank.
Park Fund.-Harve Bissie. $500:
Guy clerk $500; Baneref, Hd~. Co..
aaa iaas' J rtiie G s:siehIsss. aa' .isS 500; Colo
Fire Fund.- y. barber. 500 90;
Geo, / Iadse,l ss0.eo; W. W; MeNish.
$. q. taylor b. & r. Co. $3.50: Canon
Auto Co. sl.so. Electrical Supply Co..
s3.:o: }. NJ Anderson a Co. 800:
Hunter Palmer. s7.ts: J. X Govern.
Police Fund-c. F. skinner, $4,000;
J, n. Moran, tso;oo Fremont Co. Natl
ss-So. II. C. Liepsener a Co. ss.ss: W.
4. Garton. 1880; Canon CITY Record.
Cemetery Fund.-A. s. Manroe.
$500; A. r. Raissen. $4,000. Canon
CITY Record. $l.so: Harding iidw. Co..
s1oo5. orion Richie. $500.
lighting Eund-Ark v EN l.. e
Library Fand-Mrs. Julia Mack.
Health FUND.-. C. Webb. $500.
Misceilaneous Fund.-City Treasur-
er. :lss.oo; Hunter Palmer, 30 cts: F.
q T. Co. ss.os; Canon Grocery. Co.
sLis: Daily Record. siio.as: city Clerk.
shoS sa M,nSx M95ss Co. sssis sis
Co. ,ies,oo: chas. wiiiiamson, 800:
g. 1aeS snTses sysss ,,.Oo issG Cd n nse hsnsSS oG
LSr.. Co. ,so.ss: {, T. Johnson. $3.50;
wa Water suSd'msssn cse,eia,, tis5.co:
IS :ssss; Nss9ss; key Sss;lssn. $500; J; sss%ss. +
Austin. $500; VIM. Kutherford, SIS. 90;
O sSo asars sSs ,uess s ;sds Ses. H. H'qssSp psSi
ssos; w. =. Morton. ss,se: First NatI,
| Canon City Record. si.s5; Fred Reide.
sIss; Electrical supply Co., si.oo
ii.so: Meutain states 7. q T. Co. $3.50
| n. o. Nelson Mfg. CO.. 33s.ls. Emil
Gualkc. $3.50: Ark. v. Ry. l. a II Co,
tllo5s Fremont Co. Satl. Bank,
| s2s.25. Blggs Lbr. Co. Ss.of. q. T.
| Wood 4 Son. t2.So: w. A. Carton. $500
| Canon Grocery. Co. IS cts, City Clerk
ioNATHAS SEAMAN.
| City Clerk
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PARK CENTER

+ Gen. Maupin and Col. blanchard
were business visitors on the Park
last week.
Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Bauer and
children. OF Chandler. were visiting
friends on the Park Sunday.
VIII Duffy who has been on the
sick list for some time. does not
show much Improvement.
A A. Hoffman and John Strickland
were dinner guests at the home OF
Mrs. l. +. Hoffman on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Hoffman and
daughter Francis. of Florence who
are going to Fl. Morgan Colo. were
visitors at the home OF Mrs. L. F.
Hoffman on Friday.
F. l.. King of East Canon has been
or the Park looking after his ranch
ing interests for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman and Mr. VIII
Gable who have taken up land in the
Black Mountain country went up last
week to do some improvement work
and plant their potato crop.
Sam B. Hoffman has been on the
sick list for the past week. threatened
with Pneumonia.
Adam Borck OF East Canon was a
business visitor on the Park on Fri
day.
c. F. Fredrickson of Canon City
WAS on the Park last week looking
after his property interests.
W. W. Piummer of Lincoln Park
was business visitor on the Park
Monday of this week
Jack. fired and Marion Hoffman,
grandchildren OF Mrs. L, r. Hoffman.
are over from their home on Six Mile
visiting with their grandmother.
Mrs. Ed CoryeiI OF Canon City
was visiting friends on the Park last
Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Carey drove
up TO Denver last Sunday in their
motor to visit with Mrs. Carrey's
brother who is to leave soon for one
OF the training camps.
Mrs. WIN. Tennan; and Miss Emma
Shorthouse of Florence. were visit
ing friends on the Park. the latter
part of the week
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AMONG THE COlORED
PEOPLE OF THE CITY.

Mrs.. T. L. Cate and Miss Tattie
Boyer gave a dinner on Tuesday in
honor OF the formers husband. Capt
T. L. Cate. late commander OF Co. b.
First Colorado Coiored Infantry. who
left Tuesday night on Rio GrSnde No
16 for Camp Dodge at pes Mo,nes. la,
to attend the officers training school,
and Trumpeter Render. who will
leave on Thursday OF this week for
Fort Wayne. Mich. TO enlist In the
aviation corps OF the army. Sergeant
James Z Eiliston aad Miss Irene o.
Sims were among the guesis.
Arthur Walker. Jr.. and sister. Miss
Alma. are recovering from 4 slight at
tack OF pneumonia and are able to
be out again.
MIS-. Bruce motored TO Coal Creek
Tuesday evening on combined bust
ness and pleasure visit
The members OF the Mission Sun
day school at Coal Greek. under the
leadership OF Mrs. Thomas ~Johnson.
will give a Saypole drill and supper
next Saturday evening. II IL to be
hoped that large number of people
from Canon City will be present and
help along this very worthy enter
prise.
The members of the Circle for Ne
gro War relief were able to purchase
about sixty dollars worth of mater
ial as a result of their recent dinner
The women are working hard each
day In making garments and hospital
supplies for tho soldiers. The colored
people of Canon City are to be con
graduated upon the fact that the Cir
clio here was the first one organized
in this state.
The members OF the Willing Work
ers club. composed largely of young
people. under the direction of Mrs
r. L. Cate. will repaper the wallis of
Mt. Olive Baptist church next week.
The members OF the Friendship Art
club are making great preparations
for the convention OF the National
Federation OF Colored women's clubs
shortly to be held In Denver.
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FREMONT COUNTY HAS LOWEST
PER CAPITA pEsT.

Pi;kin has the highest per capita
debt of any county in the state and
Fremont county the lowest yet report
ed. according to the survei of finan-
ciaI condit oris of counties Just being
compietet by the State Board of Inn
migration. Pitkin county's yer cap
ita debt. according to this survey. is
s67-6l. and that OF Fremont county
is four cents. Several counties. how
ever. have no county indebtedness.
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Want ADS
Sc a Line
PIANO FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Baby Chix; White and
Barred Rocks; s. and II. c. Reas
s. and X. c. White and Brown: S. C,
Buff Loghorns. at $4,000 per hundred;
s c. Bun orp'ngtons and White
Wyardottes. $3.50 per hundred:
guaranteed thorobred. strong. healthy,
stock from heavy laying strain. Par
merlee Poultry Ranch. Pueblo. Colo.
11op2td; 2tw
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THESE BOYS WANT
BALL GAME

A L. Tayior's Sunday school class
of the Firs; Presbyterian church.
have organized baseball team and
they would like 10 have ball game
with any similar organization. the
proceeds to 20 10 the Red Cross go
ciety- Those Interested should com
mun.cate with A l. Taylor.
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Norrce OF DISSOLUTION.

We the undersigned. Thomas J. ry-
nan. president and c. F. Reeves. Sec
rotary. OF The Colorado Motion f1c-
ture Company. n corporation formed
under the laws OF the State ef coiora-
do. do hereby give notice that at a
meeting OF the stockholders OF said
corporation. duly called for the pur-
pose of considering the propriety OF
dissotying said corporation. and held
at the oftice OF the Chamber OF Com
merce In Canon Guy. Colorado, April
ssth, 1918, at 1880 =. NJ. pursuant te
notice given TO th.. stockholders thero-
OF. in the manner provided BY law for
the calling of stockholders meetings
for the purpose of amending articles
OF incorporation. the stockholders. by
a vote of more than two-thirds OF thS
entire capital stock OF said corpor-
alton. ordered said corporation to Do
We further certify that all. debt.
owing by. said corporation have been
In Witness whereof we have made
and signed this Notice OF Dissolution.
and afrixed hereto the seal OF said
Corporation this ssth day Of April
-Hos. j. lyman.
c. Il. REEVES.
x secretary.
First publication. May 3, 1918
Last publication. june 20. isis.
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FOR SALE-Ten acres alfalfa land
w l. Robson. Cyanide Ave p2t-20
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FOR SALE-Good pure white Aus
tralian seed corn. tested. A. N. Or
endorff. Grand Ave. I15d3t: 2tw.
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Norrcs OF ADJUSTMENT nay.

Estate Of James Noble. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate arc hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court OF Fremont County. Colorado.
on the 18th day OF June, ~ II. 1918
RoRERT NJ. HARRISON.
Administrator with Viii Annexed.
First publication. May 1s. 1913
Last publication. June 6. 1878
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HOME SEEKERS

can locate yoou on 500 to $40
acres of fine government land, To-
Gated in the foot hills. where we
have fine soil. timber and good
water. close to railroad and
town. with plenty of rainfall to
mature any crop. For further
information write B. Wilson. 1904
Pine St. Pueblo. 115-pl2td IA
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suy War sav'oas Stamps
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FISHING.

Good boating and fishing at Sells
Island 1l2p6td;1w
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FOR SALE or Rent-3-acre fruit
ranch. Mrs. J. w Hammett c.
69S r .. 1l4pst
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FOR RENT-Am leaving town and
will rent my home at 7os whipple.
Phone C. 1919 or C. assJ. Milo F.
Means. 1osp6t
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FAIR PLEpaEs

II Ia hoped that our many friends
aho are pogtponlng their financial
pledges go the fair aill come across
aith their pledges a. an early date
Many have already contributed llber
alis hu1 many have delayed doing So
u Is impossible to conduct a FREE
FAIR without voluntary contributions
"a its support The Y NJ G. A. and
other organizations are spending large
sums for the amusement Of the sol
dIrr IL is just as necessary that our
home people have certain recreation
The fair furnishes this as well a. gives
encouragement 70 all forms OF agri
cultural activities II Is essentially
war necessity Your money wifi help
win The Har when given 10 the support
Of the fair the same as when you sub.
scribe go the Y NJ A
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STUNT PARTY

~ 70 while away the hours Of their
enforced leisure awaiting the arrival
81 material for Red Cross work. the
ladies Of Bains neighbofhood gave a
stunt party. Tuesday afternoon. al
which every one had q royalty good
time Many amusing and clever stunts
were presented. bgI the palm seems
20 be- awarded By general consent to
Mrs Chas " BARROW aud Miss Mamie
Butler Who gave a lively skit Misses
Sarah Butler and Mamie Fort pre-.
ssmed the anli,hests between ladies
Of the old time and The present day
knitting Miss Kocrnor gave an imlta.
ton of child rrcItinr mary had a
little lamb" Other stunts equally
amusing we're given. and the afternoon
vas rounded on hy the serving Of
refreshments
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GIVE IT ANOTHER NAME

Ca account of It's supposedly German
name. sauefkraut seems 10 be losing
Its popularity as an American dtsh. As
a matter 81 fact the dish Is said So b.
Of Dutch rather than u German origin
Ia ny event aauegkraui is q yaluabl"
food and add 90 the variety u says tn
which cabbage may be prepared Iis
wider use would ua doub, stimulate a
greater use Of cabbage and would
further the Food Administration cam.
palga for Increased eonmpt'oH 81 per
ishabIe foodstafIs sHd a greater saving
q the staple food needed abroad
No matter by shat rame ii may be
known. sauorkraut is a valuable food
and IT, use should not be turtlIled as
a result Of overzealous and IN advised
patriotism,
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FAIR NOTES

AZ a special meeting of the West
Foltciana Falr Association Saturday,
July 8. NJ. VA Macklc vas elected
temporary chairman hif Mackle stated
that the object Of this melting was 20
discuss the question az to the eoIored
department of the parish fair The
subject was taken up and discussed at
some length, but as It appeared that
Il number OF fair boosters and eS.
hibltors had been unayoIdably kept q.
way from the meeting, il was decided
TO postpone the subject another week
The Association then adjourned to
meet again next Saturday, july H.
at 4 p M. All interested in this sub.
jet should make il a point "a attend
this meeting. as II is expected that o
hnai disposition of the question viii
ho mazda 81 that time.
" 4. MACKfE, Oh. pre-. tenn
r T. CRUMP, Secretary
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LOSS TO T. o FORCE

With this issue, Nj Frank l. Nanny
leaves The True Democrat having
taken a position With the Laurel
Leader oI Laurel, Miss lie makes the
change for financial reasons only, and
while The True Democrat regrets los
lug him. does nat feel inclined to stand
in the way of his business advance.
meut Mr.. Nanny has been Nith us
seven years. barring six months At bis
old home tu Virginia. ever since be was
seventeen years Old. In fact Ia all
that time he has maintained All un.
broken record for efficiency. devotion
Ia duty and general lrustWufthiuegs 20
an exceptional degree tie Is IN expert
Ilnotyppr and thoroughly capable and
reliable ia everything ho undertakes
During these years he has been a
member Of our hosehold and bar shown
htmsclf to b. without exception a gen.
tleman OF the highest character As a
member Of the leading fratergal OF
CARNATIONS Of the town be- takes high
rank ia spite Of his youth and iii
every other matter OF general interest
be- ryInces great public spirit Light
weight has prevented his repeated at
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PERSONAL BUT POLITE


apaut the remainder Of the week with
MIR ~ Il Richardson Mr. Taylor
was here toF the day. sunday
U~ssra F. / Dapiei v s Daniel
~ Daniel and J + Daniel spent last
weekend 10 Magnolia, Miss. sith their
brother " 4. Daniel Harry Daaiel
aaa also of che party They report a
delightful trip except far the Intense
haal
Misc Annie Gilmore lefl last satur.
duy to visit friends in Ascension parish
Making only a short stay she returned
I.ayIar "Wednesday morning 70 visit
Mr. and Mrs Fcllz Gilmore ~ New
Mexico She aaz accompanied hy Miss
Jessie Foxes
NJ and Mr. u f. Wood had o visit
Eram relatives Saturday. who arrived
tn leD cars These we're Nj Wood 4
father. three brothers and two sisters
mIan and their children After "a de
lahfm visit which included several
mofur trips Go WaodyIIle they left
"Wednesday morning accompanied by
Mr. Wood Mira schoher and the little
Wood girls. who viii spend a vacation
week In Translation, fsa
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TUNtcA WORKS FOR REQ Cross

ON the evening 81 July an enter
taiBment WIS given at the Wilhelm
Lumber Cos Office fer the benefit Of
the Rcd Cross. u seemed as II kind
Providence favored the good work as
the weather was ideal Quite a large
crowd was present
Fruit refreshments, ready made gar
mpnts. and fancy work were sold A
Red Cross doll was rallied for fjoo
Mrs /. r Jetfrles winning IL Two
cakes were auctoHed One, having
bneu previously rallied WAS returned
hy the winter to be auCtioHcd again.
when IL brought over $1,000 one cake
thgs yjeltsl over $500 10 our funds
for the evening, which amounted to
gSs7s Mrs Gulce subsequently col
Ieeted s. 90 ou a bean bag contest. aud
added same 10 our Fourth of July fund
making s07s altogether
Not being satisfied 20 stop Al this,
the ladies' met on Tuesday the ninth,
ai Mrs Ahbotts. and organized a Red
Cress Auxiliary Mra A + Barrow
came up from ~. FfaHc.syille on the
morning train 10 instruct as. returning
thai afternoon We have ~ workers
The Wilhelm Lumber &c. has very
kindly given as q workrooHl. tables
and chairs and we witl soon be fully
equipped for work
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NASH WILLIAMS

Mr. James Sidney Nash of Chester.
Miss and Mis- I.urlIle VflfiamF
daughter NJ Mr. Fannie llaralsau WIt
Dams and the late n NJ Williams
We're aulcfly married n Graca Church
Saturday evening Iulv T. shortly be-.
fire elgbt e,rlack The rector Rev A
" Skarduh uf1elatpd The marriage
gas Witnessed only hy the nearest
relatives and very few friends. md
ANS kent within the air and scope of
a soldiers wedding
Tho bride entered With her brother
Mr. Harry Williams. the groom with
Mrs !. II Williams. the brides mother
The maid of honor gas Miss lintot
Williams who came in with the best
man Mr. Gayden Perkins Of Norwood
The bride lonked very attractive in a
gov.p of white wolfe ryaufsiteiy finished
with bem.tItcbed mcka She carried
q shower houalef Of white flowers
The maid of honor wore a becoming
costume ef embroidered white orFandfp
,ger mink satin Both the bridegroom
and haat man we're In khaki hsiuF ser.
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RUNNING rauE TO FORM

The solid gold" cup that Kaiser
Wilhelm gave al a prize for the ocean
Yacht race OF ten5 Was turned over hy
thc winner. au American. TO the Red
Cross 20 be sold and It then appeared
that the magnificent "fte-tbgusaHd.
dollar trophy was made of pewter
with a thfu gold washing upon to
surface
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CAR OWEN AWAY

The Farruhacher automobile vas
given 10 Mrs l.. ~ Hroome 1922 Reddy
street, Baton Rouge, La
Mrs. Hraoae held ticket Gs2I6 This
is She afth car that the Farrubaehef
nrg Goods 60. has given away.
They will give away the next auto.
mobile ON January 8 1919 Watch for
further announcement
The FurFnahacher Dry GoodFs Co,
Baton Rouge, La,
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Here Is the answer Hhich an Amer
lean father made 10 q friend Who sup
posed be- mVFt be- tern by fears and
5usie'las for hls =oH. an aIfman with
oar army iu France 4 mans life il
measured. not hg length Of years, bul
hy Hhaf no aergmp0izbes Ny son II
very happy over there 20 avoid the
call Of daty and go to live long life
perhaps Of material prosperity. ur to
givc ALL oven life If need he. la the
defense 81 whatever lea this world IL
worth Rhile which Fate would you
ask f0r your sonH
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CHILD WELFARE WORK

Mrs II $ VIM sends In q good
report
Mrs. + n Davis is doing the work
on Angola Mrs Gum assisted Mr
Toalps LasagateF az NeyaHoke We
weighed quite a number Of the Como
children at Tuuica but Mrs Wood VAS
absent during baby weighing week She
ia uoW at home and he viii attend
to IL Mrs Chaa Reed If plol'anbnrg
did fine work. She weighed over so
bghies Ms helpers al Wilhelm weighed
over 80 Nj " u RAY sho bought
tile Clifford plantation. weighed them
ou his place snd sent Ia reports
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The Gospel fer the Seventh Sunday
After Trinity, ST, Marx viii !.

Ia those days the muItitpde being
very great. and having nothing TO eat.
Jesus called his disciples unto him. and
saith unto them, have compassion on
the multitude. because they have nov
been with me three days, aud have
nothing To eat end If I send them away
fasting % their ogH houses. they wIll
faint hy the way: Tor divers 81 them
came from far And his disciples an.
sRered hIm. From whence can a mau
satisfy these men with bread here Ia
the Wilderness And be asked them,
How many leaves have yeT And they
said, Seven And he commanded The
people to sir down on the ground and
he took the seven leaves. and gave
thanks, and brake, and gave 10 his
disciples TO set before them and they
did set them before the people And
they had q few small fishes and be
blessed, aud commanded to set them
also before them So they did cat and
werc filled and they took up OF the
broken meat that vas left seven bas
kets. And they that had eaten we're
about -four thousand aud h. seat iheu
.aWay.
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Mrs NJ o Daniel very periodically
volunteered ler the child Welfare Work
ia the sreoBd ward and IL conducting
the baby tests VIII hot others yolnu.
tosF for the third, ninth aud tenth
wards which sim show vacancies
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J. /. GOt.sAN
MAX MANN

4 Ere. at J s McGehoe's WoodlaeR
Farm. Wednesday. caused hy sparks
from the machinery. destroyed three
thousand bushels at oats.
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TAKE NOTICE

Subscribers 20 this paper who do
Dot pay In advance will bee charged
at the rate OF s. 90 per aAnum.
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Work is progressing rapidly on the
fair catalogue aud IL will BE- cat of
the hands Of the pfintrr In a short
time
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TAKE NOTICE

Subscribers to this paper aho do
not pay ia advance viii be charged
at the rate Of s2og per sunum
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Much interest Was shown by the
mothers Of the Star iIill community I8
having their babies weighed aud meas
Hred by Mrs NJ o Daniel "Wednesday
afternoon
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against
the estate 81 I. + LafrIgan viii please
Tile same Immediately with either al
the undersigned
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Church Notices
our Lady Of Mount carmal Church.
Rev. r. Romhouta. Rector

sunday jaly II. Eighth sunday after
prntceust Mass and Sermon at 10
o'clock. Iloly Hour With german and
HeurdIrtion Of O'Clock, after Holy
Hour. business meeting of the church
workers
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IN rhn merging Of the Mercantile
Bank with the Bank Of Baton Rouge,
M rhas If. noWRs. cashier Of tho
Mercantile. will have employment Nith
Che Bank ef Ralon Rouge.
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Miss Neianic Gaines has employ
mnm n the office Of the Liverpool
l,nduH& Globe. New Orleans
The daily Alaskan., 1918-12-06
LARGE: ALASKA :. :. HERRING hRE
 IN:DEMtND

Cordova, Alaska, Dec. 5.-Giye wide publicity to the following mess age received here today from A. H. D. Klie, chief expert of the Govern ment Herring department of the Bureau of Fisheries, Seattle.
 Between ten and twelve thousand barrels oc Norwegian cured herring lie ia Seattle warehouses unsold to- day with buyers showing no interest in them at any price. some Of them have been offered as low as ten dollars per barrel but still remain unsold. All of the Scotch cured herring which have been of fered on the market have practical Iy been sold there being an active demand. The prices paid averaged from S17 to $2S per scotch style barrel, according to size and cure. sTha heayiest demand is for large fish, but the prices offered may ease off a little as the shipments of large herring are now beginning to arrive in eaetern makets, these coming from New Foundland, and will come in direct competition with the large fish from Alaska fisheries. c. l.. Anderson, Bureau Fisheries, Cor doVa.
 The. above cablegram was re- ceiged by this paper yesterday too 1,t Fo. ,>Th1inatIoO