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Second course South 47 deg, 0S nm. East t.64. chains; third course South 52 deg. 12 min. East 3.6S chainsl, a totAl of'N7.91 chalns, to Corner No. l lhc place of beginning, containing an area of 1.54 acres.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any portion of tue above des- c,fbGd tracts of land arc required Co file with the Register and Receiver If the United States Land Office ct ,uEeau, Alaska, their adverse claFDl fheieto under oath, during the period )f publication or within thilty' days lhereatter, or they wilt be barred y she provisions of the Statute.
 TtHS NOTICE is issued at the UAited States Land Office at Jugeg1t, i .aska, this l6 day of July A. D. i9i2. and, ordered plblished ror pe-- od of sixty days in the Seward ,Gate- way q newspaper of established char acter and general circulation publish ca at Seward, Alaska, nearest the 'aad herein described. and hereby de sjgnaed for that p,.Inosc. rtT
 C, E. Walker, Regi.ter.
 MAURICE D. LEEHEY and l.. V. cF < RAY, 3'a ac 'iJ E" @A Attorneys for Applicant, sa.2o go Alaska Building, Seattle f. and Seward, Alasla. q 1f,
 First Pub. Aug. 12, 1918
 Last Pub. Oct. p, 1918
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Serial No. O24f7
UNITED STATES. LAND. OFFICE

! Juneau Land District Juneau Alaska. Ssag.T March 29 1918, 4 4ofsaJ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That H. s. aibbey, a citizen of the United states, resident of the city of Seatrie in the State of Washington, h&s made application to tho United States Land olass at Juneau, Alaska, pursuaat to the laws oi the United States to maze soldiers Additional Homestead Entry Ol land embraced in U. 5. Non-mineIal survey No. 1922, situate in Lat. 55 deg, l2 mia S9 zee, north ana Long. lGO Geg, 42 nun IF sec, Vest near Nrayel Point on the sQuthwesternIy shore oi Hercudeen Bay, an arm O. Rering Sea mGenting the 4northerly shore of the Alaska Peninsula in the Third Judicial Division Of the Terri .osy cf Alaska, moro particularly des- ciibed as oliows ..i ."
 Bsginmns at Nj. [. Corner No, l from whence U. ;. l.. M. No. 1922 beais No,th 10 deg, Is min l2 sec. West, 9S,Ol chains distant anu from sMd Corner No. 1, running south lO.4e chains Q Corner No, 2; thence runnmg nom said corner No. 2 East 6.S5 el,aip 10 Ai. .. Corner. No, $; running thence by mcaudeis along the line of mean nigh tide
 North Is deg, O7 min. East l.6S chs. North dcs. ol mn East l.i9 cns. .>nyth l2 d,s. ,5 min West J.SO chs. North 5l deg. q min West Al chs. Nc.tR 5 des. 00 mn. West 3.l2 chy. North oS d4s. 49 min Mtse 2.S9 chs, 10 M. (. Corner No. l, the place Of De- ginning, containing 5.G0 acres. Mag. Vay. l9 deg. lO min. East,
 Any and all persons claiming any poraon ot the above described tract of land adverse t. the applicant here in as aforesaid are hereby repaired 70 fde an adverse claim in alcoidahcc Ej;n the iaw with the Register and Hc, sewer oi ,he United states Land 06ice a, Juneau, Alaska during the period ot the publication or before the exrii- ation ot 60 days thereafter
 C. B W&IkTR
 Register.
 Date St First publication May 2 1918. -efa
 Date of Last Publication August 2S ,9lS.
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{ the Bureau of Entomology to co-oper- ate with the forest service in carrying on investigations and adopting relne- dial measures. The worm kills the tree by sating off foliage in 8 msnner similar to. that of the, caterpillar sR leaf bearing tresS.}l .hGdJ
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,BEITlSH dSsNI0ESoAAyE A
 REPRESENTATION OF MILLIONS

? LONDON Aug. sAi iSlwhen the Brit .isbi TaSies Union Congress meeta at
 Derby in September for its annual
 eonference;S the membership Of atfii, lated unions representedS probably will
 be more than 4,0O0 900. Arthur Hen. 5derson0 ssecrctary5 and recognizes
 leader, of the British Labor party, wil' be present as a delegate.
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fHnermen'S Tu"tle Neck Sweaters maGe by Ol! -pl~ En.> .Ing Mills, :I. wool. Rrown & Hawkins, "Quaiyy First" z ffEt q
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Any and all persons claiming adyer- sely any portion of the above describ- e9 traet of land are required to file with the Register and Receiver of the Cnitod States Land Office ct Juneau, Alaska, srhehsadverse claim thereto, under oath, during the period of pub lication orN&ithinA tidtty days there after, or they will be barred by the . .g
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| iRAr1oN lIts CARDS ISSUED
 TO AUSTRIA SMOKERS
lIIAnAIl lI'TY st--

N LGyIl v IfI- IT ItFv- "-- ., ,,-
 NEW YORK. Aug, lS - Ranoa Cards q f fo smokers have been introdue- ed in Austria, ssgs1a Vienna dispatch published in Berlin newspapers. Each smoker is allowed six cigars and eigh- teen cigarettes or half sspackags of tobacco.
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WANTED- Clean rags at .th Gateway. , cents per pound. .r
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X vANgEsr sss mks T the
 aasevsy 5 eahsk kss
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NOTICE. OF APPLICATION FOR PATENT
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FOR RENT-Two Furnished apart mentS. Inquire Brosius & Noon.
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& WANTED Clean rags at the Gateway , cents per pound.
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As additional to original homestead cf Hoziah George, Fl. E. No, 63l2, made Feb. 23, lS69 at Booneville, H6.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
THE COMING LIBERTY
LOAN CAMPAIGN.

Major u. N Cooper. chairman Of
the Fremont county division OF tho
Liberty Loan Army. and VIM E.
Spencer. director OF publicity. were
In Florence. Coal Creek. Rockvals
and Bear Gulch. Friday afternoon in
In the interest OF the third Liberty
loan campaign. which begins April
9Th. the anniversary OF our entering
the war. The trip was made In the
Guy Foster car. which he donated for
the occasion.
Major Cooper held conferences with
his captains and lieutenants at each
place and Mr.. Spencer conferred with
the local branches OF publicity and
the -Four Minute Men, Within a
month or such matter. Mr.. Spencer
who is director Of speakers OF the
-Four Minute Men,. will arrange for
a transfer OF speakers between Flor
encc and Canon City--the best speak
| or At Florence win bs brought here
and Canon city's favorite 'Four Min
ute Nan" win address Florence audi
ence the same evening.
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Tale of Remarkable
Endurance In
mo Mans Land
tpoetop Nevs RuroAa.l

The experience of Private J. Tay.
ior OF the London Regiment "a con.
riderod by tho London prc-r one OF
the most remarkable tales OF the war.
Taylor Was caught out in No Mans
Land with an invading party and his
night leg shattered by a bullet. To
avoid capture he crnwi.d into n deep
shcii hole. There he rerssined aeven
weeks. living on bully beef taken from
the pockets OF dead soldiers. whose
bodies he visIted IN tho dead OF nirht.
Ho drank wafor caught In the rubber
cape Of his overcoat. At any time
during the seven weeks hs might have
vurrendered and been assured OF some
sort OF food. but he preferred TO stick
TO the mud. wet and danger. and there
he remained midway between the
lines. while the whole district was
subject to terrific bunmbardment. Fin
ally he succeeded In dragging himself
over 800 yards to within hailing dis
tance OF his iincs where rome of his
own friends rieked death 20 bring him
IN
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
16 Teachers
Take County
Examination

Tho regular county examination OF
teachers was held In the district court
room on Thursday and Friday OF this
week under the supervision OF Mise
Garwood. county superintendent Of
schools. There were only sixteen in
tho ciass: the smaiiest number that
has taken tho spring examinations in
several years. Applicants for certifi-
Gates were examined in orthognphy,
reading. writing. arithmetic. gram
mar. geography. history and constitu-
ton OF the United States and the con-
stitution OF Colorado. civil govern
ment. physiology. natural science.
theory and practice of teaching. and
the school lawr Of the state.
Fifteen members OF the class were
young women. The shortage OF school
teachers Ia becoming acute all over
the country AZ a result Of the war and
the probicm OF maintaining an eoul'
lihrtum between the supply and de-
mand u difficult Of solution. The do
fictency Of teachers next year b like
ly to b much greater next year than
Il 10 1t present.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
States That Have
Ratified Prohibition
Amendment

Observation-Disclosures by Senate.
Jan. 9. 1918. 2s to 6; by House. Jan.
8 1918. - to 3.
vlRGlNlA---Ratified by Senate. Jan.
10. 1918. 30 to 8; BY House. Jan. IL,
1918. - TO ~.
KENTUCKY-RAtified by House,
yAn. II. 1918. ss to 10; BY Senate. Jan
~. 1918. es to Q. as
SOUTH CARoLINA---Ratified BY
Senate. Jan. 2s. 1918. 2s to 8: by the
House. Jan. %. 1918. ss to 20.
NORTH DAKoTA--Ratificd by the
House. Jan. IS. 1918. % to 10: by Sen
atc. Jan. IS. 1918. l3 to :.
NARYLAND-Ratified by House
Fob. Z. 1913. So 10 se; b. seunte, Fob
~. 1918. 10 TO 7.
MONTANA - Ratified BY House
rob. 10. 1918 n TO 8: BY Senate. Feb
10. 1913. IS 10 ?.
TnxAs--Ratifisd By Hoase, u "a
-; BY Senate. IL 20 Z.
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Y. NJ. C. A. Needs
Men for War Work

The War Work Committee OF the
Younx Mems Christian Association Ia
making desperate effort to supply
the great demand for men to carry ON
the work Of the Y. n. c. A. ~ home
and abroad. Il is going TO be neces-
sary 20 secure mon in this country. be-
tween the ages ON IL and so. At the
rate OF 1000 per month from nov until
the first Of July. These men must be
physically and morally tit and able to
qualify under the educational. relig-
lous. social. clerical or mechanical
part OF tho work. Now that the Y.
n. c. A. has taken over all Of the
canteen bushes with the American
cxpeditionary forces It has made 1t
necessary to secure men OF big bust.
ness ability and experience.
Clarence p. Dodge OF Colorado
Springs and Dean Psrsons have Of
fered their services without remuner-
alton Last week Jim Gooahart. OF
the Denver Sunshine Mission. wns nc
cepsed for overseas work and win sail
as soon as arrangements can be made
A young man named Lee Hampton OF
Pueblo. according to tho Star-Journai.
gave up s4oaco position and leaves
wife and baby to accept slc5.eo
position with the Y. II. c. A. in
France. Thia means real sacrifice but
sirows what many In this country arr
doing and are gc.ass TO do as fast ms
they feel that the can is urgent
enough
There has beea a local recruiting
committee organized with l.. W. Eel.
ter as chairman. Fremont County is
expected to supply about 1s men be-
tween now and July lat. Prof Brown,
Supt. OF the Florence schools and
Prof. Ambrose. principal OF the Flor.
cnce High school have already been
accepted and will leave for France
as soon ma arrangements for their
school work can be made. MIR. Alfred
Durfec OF Coal Creek and James p
Smith OF Florence. have also filed
their applications which win be
passed upon by the State Recruitins
Committee at Denver. the last OF this
week..
Any man between tho age OF 81 and
80 who would care to be considered
may got FULL Information by applyins
to Mr. Fcltor or to the Secretary OF
the local Y. n. c. A,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
Distinctive Flag for :
Third Liberty Loan
fBoston News nurcau) }

The third Liberty loan. which
opens On April 6. L. to have dis
tinctive flag OF its own Red border.
white interior field. with three yer.
ticie blue stripes-this is the design
for the honor emblem which will be
bestowed on each city exceeding its
quota OF saics OF Liberty bonds. II a
city doubles its quota. star will be
added to its flag and . tripiins OF the
quota will be recognized By two stars.
n ts planned also 10 unfuri . state
honor nag at each state capital after
the campaign Is ended. to bear names
and records OF each community which
won quota mag. A national flag
10 be flown at Washington aftcr the
campaign viii bear the records of
states.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
SOUTH CANON

Mrs. Mary HamlIn who has been
spending some time in Canon City,
returned to her home at westcliffe
Saturday
Mr.. George Trout brought his daugh-
ter Irene. down from Hillside. Last
week. to be operated on for appendicit'
is. She is at Graves hospital and Ia
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Nash moved
last week from chestnut st. South
Canon. to River street.
A. NJ. Ewcii received message
from Hickory Grove. Va. last week.
telling him OF the death OF his father.
John Smith Eweli. Mr.. Eweu was
born In 1928. He was In his s0th
year. In early life he moved with his
father. DR.. Jesse EweIi. TO Hickory
Grove. He was q farmer and farmed
sxtensivesy until the last few years,
because OF his age he gave It up. He
lived most OF his life on the same farm
He leaves ten children 10 mourn his
loss. his wife died several years ago
He was well known over the state
and will be greatly missed.
Mrs- r. A. Cooley has been suffer-
ing severely with rheumatism but Is
somewhat improved At this time.
Mira Lucy Leo who is staying at the
home OF Mr.. Clarence Lucas. has been
very sick-
Everett, cu,p moved his family this
week from AIS Grimm avenue to 4ls
Griffin
Robert Gaybraith came home Mon
day from Lsveta Colo. where he has
been for some time. He viii work
for his father In the gardens during
the summer.
Sydney Bishop has rented the store
room recently occupied by Woods
Bros. He expects to open up Q clean
ing and dyeing establishment. Mr..
Bishop recently located in South Can
on. building q nice cottage on the cor
ner OF Griffin and Fourth streets
Mrs. Albert Collegiate is quite sick
at her home on Griffin avenue. with
an attack OF eyrcsipelis-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Muliin returned
TO their home at westclire Tuesday
after a stay OF week in Canon Mr..
Muiiin came 70 Canon to have his
throat tgeated after a bad attack Of
tonsiiitis.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
HEROIC WOMEN OF FRANCE

with high devotion. with an attitude
thai amounts almost to religious exai
tation. toe woman of France bears the
burden
Now. conditions being as they are.
does II lie within the heart Of the
American people 10 preserve and bold
10 every convenienvce, OF our life a,
the sxpense of adding an additional
burden 10 the woinanhood OF France!
This Is the exact question that is In.
yoived In our substitution Of other ce-
reals IN place of wheat.
Tho women OF France mrst be en-.
abled to hold mp the morale OF the
French soldier until next spring. The
morale of the house decides the NOR.
ale OF the soldier IN the fighting line
We can do this By giving to tbem the
greatest possible freedom in their
food supply; and OF this. wheat is the
chief factor.
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y CDR. ALoszo TAYLOR,


Ny words are not powerful enough
to do even scanty Justice To tho most
heroic figure In the modern world. and
OF ages past-the Woman OF France
OF the healthy men who are engaged
In the military service IN France
practically ali are ongaged either IN
transportation or in tho manufacture
Of munitions. leaving the agriculture
absolutely 10 the women Not only
this. but they have stepped into tho
place OF work animals: you can go
into any section of France today and
SEQ women OF magnificent. noble wom
anhood h.tched to the pillow and cult
waiting the soil. Ali OF the agriculture
rests upon their shoulders. The home.
always an extremely efficient home.
maintains a few old men. the wounded
and the tuberculsr. uncompiaining.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
Fremont Farm Loan
Association Has
Many Applications

The secretary OF the Fremont Coun-
ty Farm Loan association has appli.
cations on file for about $4,000 from
the members of the organization, but
1t will probably be several months be-
fore the money can be obtained. owing
to the various processes to be gone
thru and the slowness In the move
uents Of the federal machinery en-
pioyed in such matters. The govern
ment has designated the federal land
bank at Wichita. Kansas. as the In
shtution to furnish the funds to meet
Colorado farm loans
To obtain money on farm loans un-
der the plan established by the gov
ernment in connection with its sys-
tenn Of rural credits 1t is necessary
for the applicant to be a member OF
duly and legally organized farm
loan association he can then borrow
under first mortgage security mp to
NIFTY per cent OF the appraised valu-
alton OF the farm lands he owns. plus
twenty per cent OF their permanent
improvements The rate Of interest
Is five and half per cent annually
and the money may be borrowed for
tsrm OF from five TO ,hirty-eix years
Ths interest and principal may be
paid either semiannu2iiy. or annually.
The is the first year OF the Fre-
mont county association. lts officers
are: Geo. z. Coignte. president and
Theodore Shoemaker, secretary As
sociations for tho securing OF farm
loans from the government were or
ganized in many counties of Colorado
in 1917 and q large amount of federal
money was invested thru their instru-
mentality.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
Ernest Smith will
Move to California

Ernest z. Smith. who for more than
ish years has been employed In the
Canon City post oficc. today severed
his connection with the local Office
and the firn, Of next week VIII remove
TO Turiock. caiit. to which place be
has been transferred TO a similar po-
sition In tho post Office OF that city.
In point OF years OF service. Smith
Ia the veteran OF The local poet Office
force. having been appointed TO the
pos!tson OF letter carrier Sept 1. 1899.
4 position which he held continuously
until January !. 1916 when he vas
transferred 20 . eierkship-
"A an appreciation Of Mr.. smith's
hong and faithful seFvsce the regular
post Office empioyoes. fifteen in mum
Der. on "Wednesday. presented him
with set of rolid gold engraved Gun
buttons and stick pin. the presentation
be.ng made by Assistant Postmaster
J. ". Enmcrson ut the carriers noon
recess In the working department OF
the post Office where all the boys had
gathered FOR the purpose.
Ara. Smith ard t~o children viii re
main In Canon City until the chose of
school when they will aiso remove TO
their new home in California.
The position in tho post ofrice va
Gated by Mr.. Smith win be filled on
April let BY Everett IL Fisher. who
will b. transferred from the clerical
force OF tho Pueblo ofice TO Canon
City.
Mr.. Smith will leave for the Pacific
coast mex, Sunday afternoon
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
Astronomical
Lecture Proves
Interesting

Crested Butte. Colo. March al.
Q. McNatt. division engineer OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company with
headquarters here. thru the medium
OF his lectures on astronomy and &c.
oiogy. 10 which subjects he is said to
have devoted years OF deep study. has
been lately iecturing to the students
Of the State Normal school at Gunni,
ron. and ALEC TO other organizations
II IL now announced that Mr.. McNati
has arranged to deliver lectures on
these sub5ccts In other citics OF the
state in the near future.
Quite lately Mr.. McNatt nddrcssd
a large audience at tho N. E. church
at 0unnison and later lectured a,
Crested Butte. On March ~ he will
deliver . lecture on astronomy and
geology at Canon City. aud March 2s
he viii lecture on mathematics before
the society of msthemAticians on
mathematics. problems solved by Mr.
McNatt. that heretofore are said tc
have bafr,ed mnthematicians.
His lectures on astronomy and so
olosy are said to differ from the rsual
lectures on those subjects In that thu
lecturer uses ordinary every day lang
uagc instead OF strictly technical
terms. The lectures arc thus casil,
understcod evsn By people who have
not made . study OF the suojects.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28
HAROLD n. WALDO
VISITING RELATIVES HERE.

Harold r. Waldo OF Salt Lake City
V pending tho week end with his par
cnts. Judge and Mrs. Chas. T.. Waldo.
and Mrn. !. +. Mackenzie and fam
fly. while on hls way home from =
busines,s trip to wy0minE He ~.
rived here on rhurpday and viii leave
TOR Salt Lake City Sunday afternoon
Mr.. waldo y cas OF The most uccess'
tul and promiAsnt young attorneys oi
The Mormon metropolis.
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Some Suggestions
on Use of Fats
Hints Which Win Be Helpful To
Housewife Who 10 Trying To For
low National Food Program.
TO RENDER suET.

Put the suet through food chop
per. or chop It fine. II Il has q
strong odor. soak Il In salt water sno
then add u pinch of soda to il S.-
Ing the rendering. -Ty ont" the
suet BY heating it in double boiler
or IN . pan set in slow oven until the
tat can be pressed from the crack
iings- Pour or strain on the clear
fat and squeeze the crackiings- Do
not leat ahe fat too high a temper
ature. ss IL IL ap, 10 become rancid
more quickly. Pour the fat into
crooks or clean tin pals covea
tightly and Sc. in cool place
TO CLARITY FATS
Mix boiling water with the cold
tat; boil II hard; allow the mixture
to cool and remove the CONCEALED cake
or layer OF fat on top. Scrape on any
impurities sticking 20 bottom of cake
To get rid of slight burnt taste
or strong odor. melt the fat and add
thick slices of raw potato and heat
the fat until the potato becomes
brown A pinch OF baking soda tends
to whiten the fat and helps to keer
Il sweet
TO SOFTEN HARD FATS
FOR COOKING
Hard fats. such as beef kidney fat
lamb or mutton fat are difficult tr
handle in flour mixtures. as they dc
not blend well and the product dries
out more quickly than II soft fat Il
used. They may be sorrened ns fol
lows:
Mix two parts OF hard Fat such a
suet or. tallov with one part OF softel
fat such rs lard. fresh pork drippines
bacon or sausage drippings, or corr
or oottou-seed Oil Add the softel
fats while the mixture ia being read
cred or as Il cools down.-Miriam. n
Haynes. Colorado Agricultural Col
iege. Fort Collins. Colorado.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-03-28

Fred u. Moore. son Of Mr.. ". ID.
Moore, 1904 Vine street. who is Ser
geant Major OF the Headquarters. Bat
TALON 14s Field Artillery, now sta
toned In France. wrote the following
entertaining letter to his father some
time in February. Fred Moore has
many friends here. having lived in
Canon for several years. Before join
ing the army, however. he lived in
Denver.
II the censor would have permitted.
be undoubtedly could have filled his
letter with some startling human In
terest fncts because he possesses a
lively style and writes well. As it
is, the present letter is unusually in
forming.