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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-11
SUMMONS AND NOTICE.

StMMONS AND
The state of Washington to Metro
politan Press Printing Company, cor
poration, also all other persons or par
ties unknown. claiming any right, title,
estate. lien or interest in or to the real
estate in this summons and notice de-
scribed.
You and each of you are hereby noti-'
fed That METROPOLITAN Press Printing
Company, a corporation. are the tax
record owners of the real property here
matter described; that a. j. Cuttell, the
plaintiff herein is the owner and holder
of delinquent tax certificate L44S2: that
said certificate was issued by the treas
ington, on the 9Th day of November.
1915, to A, J. Cuttell, the rlaintif here
in for the sum of $5.2l, which sum is
the amount of said certificate paid by
the owner and holder thereof for the
taxes then assessed unpaid and de-
linquent against the following described
county Of Spokane, state of Washing
ton. to-wit: The south half of the
southeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of the southeast quarter section IA,
township IS north, range ~ E., w. NJ,
! for the year 1912, together with interest
thereon from the date of delinquency.
thereof to November 9Th. 1915, the date
of the purchase of said certificate, at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, and
all penalties thereon accrued or accru-
| ing; that the said plaintiff, as the owner
and holder of said certificate. has paid
taxes against said described real prop
| erty as follows:
/
1916.
That the 1917 taxes will be paid at
the time judgment is taken.
That the plaintiff has paid in full
local assessments outstanding against
SAID On d Sune ren sc5s as follows
That the plaintiff hereby elects to
acquire title to said described real prop;
improvema en against the same ne. 'o'a'
That defendant above mentioned
claims some interest IN and to the real
terest. il any. is inferior to that Of the
plaintiff herein.
That each and all payments herein
holder of said certificate shall draw In
terest at the rate of Is per cent per
annum from the dates the same were
made
That the plaintiff herein claims lien
against all of the above described real
property for the total amount OF said
payments and interest, and will apply
to the above entitled court for judy
ment foreclosing said lien. subject to
valid municipal taxes. II any.
That you and each of you are hereby
summoned to appear within sixty days
after the service OF this summons, ex-
the above entitled action in the above
entitled court, or pay to the treasurer
OF Spokane county the amount due. to-
Eether with the costs Of this action. and
rment will be rendered foreclosing the
lien of said taxes, assessments. penal-
ties interest and costs paid and accru-
Ing against the land and premises above
described. and that all process herein
NAV be served upon the undersigned at
torney for the plaintiff.
A. ]. CUTTELL.
BY RALPH ROBINSON,
| Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and At
| torney for Plaintiff.
| Post Office address: County Courthouse
| Spokane. Washington.
| Published August 80, September 6, 10,
20 and 81. and October 4 and II, 1918.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-11

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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State of Washington, in and for the
County of Spokane.
In the matter of the Foreclosure of De-
lnquent Tax Certificate L44S2. A. J.
Cuttell, plaintiff. VS.. Metropolitan
Press Printing Company, a corpora
ton, also all other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any right, title,
estate. lien or interest in or to the
real estate in this summons and no.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1918-10-11

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE of Washington, in and for the
county of Thurston
In re the Estate of Elmina 3. Chase
deceased. No -.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby give, That the "a
designed have been appointed execu-
tors of the estate of the above named
deceased, and that they have qualified
as such. and that all persons having
claims against the deceased are re-
quired to serve the same on either of
the undersigned executors. or upon
their attorneys. Messrs. Troy & Sturde
want. rooms 204201 Olympia National
Bank Building, Olympia, Washington
and file the same with the Clerk of the
above entitled court, together with
proof of such service, within six months
after the date of the first publication
of this notice.
Date of first publication September
21th. 1918.
DAISY SLOWER.
SYLVESTER CHASE.
MINNIE DETHLEFSEN.
Executors of the Estate Of Elmina B
! Chase Deceased.
Published September - and October
| 1 II and 10, 1918.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Shall We Have a
Pickle Factory?

Mr.. r. A Miller. of Libby. McNeili q
Libby. feels very much encouraged
In securing, the necessary contracts
for tho pickle factory. Mr.. Miller
estimates that the average yield in
this locality should bring the grower
about $4,000 per acre. His firm In
offering very liberal contracts to tho
growers. the price ON tho first grade
bringing s2oa per hundred pounds.
All grades OF cucumbces are taken 40
there Ia no loes to the grower in rails.
Ing the crop. If there are any Of the
fruit growers. or others. who have
not the acreage and win assist in &C.
curing this industry. outside acreage
can be obtained. Mr.. A. Mackenzie
has 100 acres OF and that he is willing
to lease for this purpose and there
should be enough people interested
In this enterprise to see that this land
is utilized tho coming year. II you
aro interested in leasing any of this
and. ace the secretary OF the Chamber
land see tho secretary OF the Chamber
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Streets Being
Sanded at S28
a Day Saving

The City Truck is keeping constant.
iy at the sanding of the streets and
at the present time is working on
North Ninth stree. and is averaging
eight loads day for this long haul.
This would be the work of eight teams
and under such conditions would cost
about $4s a day. With the truck the
cost Is about $40 day. being a saw
ing OF SIS day to the city.
From the time the truck was put
on. few months ago. all OF Main
and River streets have been sanded
as well as Macon avenue with all the
cross streets between First and
Fifteenth from River to Macon. In
addition. Sth street has been sanded
from the depot TO Pine street and
Ninth street ia now being sanded
from the city limits % Main street.
a distance of 10 blocks.
The truck is going to be kept upon
this work as much as possible until
every street In the city has been
sanded. OF course the truck will
carry the sprinkler whenever dust
makes IL necessary but in between
times II will go on with the sanding.
The work Is being done under the
supervision OF County Commission
er Tom Parker with Ed. Dye on the
truck They have the work down to
perfectsystem and get every load
that is possible out of a days work.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
One Germans View

l have seen several articles about
Germans trying to raise strife in this
country. ! am German by BIRTH
I will tell you why left Germany.
There were ten In our family and we
were poor like most OF my country.
men who came to the good old United
States of America TO get away from
the oppression. and II was hard mat.
ter to Keep the wolf from the door
at times. When I landed IN this coun-
try. ! secured work at once and re-
ceived more money for one months
work than I got in Germany for one
years work. sent for my folks and
an, proud they are all true American
citizens and I will answer the prcsi.
dents call to arms against Germany
or any other country when needed.
don't see how my countrymen
can go back on Uncle Sam. They
came here without q cent and made
money here; now they want to fight
the country that feeds them. The
kaiser never did anything for them or
for me. II he had we would be back
there yet. All he did was to start
this cruel war and starve our people
there and make soldiers out OF every.
body and force them to work for his
dirty IL cents day with a fourth OF
h pound OF meat and loaf of black
bread. ! hope to see the day when he
IS kicked out Of Germany and presi-
lent put in his place, You don't see
any Americans going over there for
Jobs or any other nation. They are
happy here and don't owe allegiance
10 any king or kaiser. hope Uncle
Sam will win.-Jacob Gratis in Au,
burn (Neh.) Republican.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Ralph Bundy
Married Taday

c. r. Bundy. the arable and &C
confnodating Junior deputy clerk In
the Office OF County Assessor Horace
J. Craig. was married to Miss Annie
Smith Of florence. Mt the parsonage
OF the First Methodist church in Colo
RADIO Springs. at high noon today.
The wedding was worry quiet one
and was Witnessed by only a few of
the friends OF the contracting couple.
Mr. Bundy iefi here on the
Rio Crande train No. 10 this morning
and was Joined by the bridc-eiect at
Concrete. where shc had been visit
Ing friends for several days. and they
proceeded to Colorado Springs to-
gether where n marriage license was
procured and where the nuptiais were
celebrated shortly afterwards. They
will go to Denver on n honeymoon
trip and will return some time next
week and Will make their homc In
this city.
The bride is wfnsome and pop
uiar young woman and has a host OF
friends In florence where she has
spent the greater part of her ife, She
was formerly employed In n clerical
capacity In the offices Of the krkan.
sas Valley Railway. Light and Power
company in Florence and more re-
Gently as q saieswoman in the Globe
stores there. Her parents are dead
The groom is splendid young fel-
low In all respects and his business
qualifications are OF high order.s He
has been connected with the assess
or's Office In his present capacity for
a number OF years and has made q
record there of which his friends are
Justly proud. His Canon City asso-
ciatee congratulate him on his acccs-
sion to the ranks of the benedicts.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Business Men
Buy Property

This week two Canon City business
men BOUGHT homes. Mr.. T. c. Hardy
OF the Hardy. Stuart Shoe Company
purchased thru Hodsin and Starman
the home at 7nf Harrison avenue.
owned by Mrs. Gianviiie.
Mr.. A. s. LoDnacker. of the canon
Grocery Company. bought the Beck
ham property a, 9th and Macon now
occupied by Mr.. Jonathan Seaman
and family. The fact that these men
thought Il worth while TO own their
own homes IN Canon City and the
further fact that . number of other
business men have done the same
thing In the psst few months. indicates
that property vaues In Canon City are
something worth while now and that
owning instead OF renting has como
to be realized "a the safest and best
thing. so MANY bones nre being
bought In Canon that renters arc
commencing TO get uneasy as to
whether they Will have a roof over
their heads or not. This conditiau.
which has mot prevailed hcrc -fsr
many years. IA beooming more sp.
parent every day ana thoee who want
to be en- the ssfe side. Let alone the
Investment featurc. are buying
homes. 5
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Chas. @. Ware
Died in Denver

Secretary e. A. Bradbury OF Canon
City lodge No. 61o. b. p. o. e. re-
coivcd a telegram this morning from
Secretary wheadon of the Denver
lodge OF Eiks announcing the death
In Denver on Tuesday OF Charles O.
Ware. former resident of this com
inunity. No particulars wero given In
tho message and the cause OF the
death of Mr.. Ware Is not known here.
His wife and daughter werc with him
whom the end came and II is under
stood by his friends here that he had
teen sick but short time.
He had been engaged in mining en-.
tcrpriscs at Mason. Nevada. and was
supposed to bo there until last Mon.
,iny. whom word reached here that he
VIVA In Denver and was seriously III.
Mr.. Ware was born at Rochester.
Ind. and wns about ~ years OF age.
He became member OF tho Elks lodge
here Aug. l2. 1909.
The funeral will take place In Don.
yer Thursday afternoon and will be
under the auspices OF the Eiks lodge.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Canon City Girl
is Married at
San Antonio, Tex.

Miss Margaret Pearcy. only daugh-
ter OF Nr. and Mrs. Robert Pearcy OF
Park Center. was. married at high
noon on Thursday OF this week to
Clair Bailey OF. Lincoln Park at Ban
Antonio. Texas. according to informs-
zion that has reached friends OF the
contracting couple hero. The groom
is q soldier In the United Statos army
and Is a young man OF fne character
and reputation The bride. who was
formerly employed as q stenosrapher
and bookkeeper by the firm OF Hod-
gin & Sharman. is popular young
wophnr with host OF friends IN this
citB.
1Mrl and Mrs. Robert Pearcy. pa.
r{snbfof the bride. accompanied their
diipshter to San Antonio and were
witnesses OF her wedding to Mr.. Bal
ley. The affair was a quiet one and
only a few OF the more intimate friends
OF the groom were present at the nup-
tial service.
We have not been apprised as to
where Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey will make
their home.
Mr.. Bailey In q member OF the en-
xfneer corps OF the army and Is at
present stationed at Camp Travis, San
Antonio. To many Of the friends Of
>ihe happy couple the announcement
OF their marriage will be q surprise.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
MAYOR COOPER APPOINTS
LARGE COMMITTEE TO SFT
THE COAL PRICE PROBI EN-

~ Last Monday night a committee from
the Chamber OF Commerce and . num-
Der OF citizens appeared before the
City Council to discuss the price Of
coal.
A request was made to have COM
mittee representing the various Sec
tions. sntetests and Institutions OF this
community appointed 70 go into tho
question and sec II some plan can be
worked out to secure a reduction In
the price Of coal. one way or another.
The City Council unanimously voted
to direct Mayor Cooper to appoint such
q committee He has had the matter
under advisement for several days.
has discussed the matter with all
whom he desired to appoint and has
today given out the personnel of the
committee In selecting thecommit-
tee Mayor Cooper says that he endea-
vored to select people representing
tho several sections Of the town. the
county. city and school district gov
ernments. the several institutions Of
the city. the industries. the owners OF
business blocks. and citizens in gen.
ersl
A full list Of the COMMITTEES sp-
pointed. all Of whom have accepted.
Is given below.
Mayor Cooper has called a meeting
OF the committee for 1880 Tuesday
night At the court house. II will TO,
be n public meeting and only mem
bers OF the committee selected by
Mayor Cooper are invited to attend.
This committee will discuss the
price OF coal and the several ways By
which the situation may be relieved.
Two ways are suggested-one by a
Municipal Coal Yard. the other by
some cooperative method.
Another question that viii be dis
cussed is the establishment CT II city
scales
The price Of coal has been a live is
sue since the local dealers petitioned
phe fuel administrator for raise o:
8 cents n toa-which was granted by
! representative from Washington
The discussion that followed brot
out the facts that coal was handled
here n short time ago on a dealers
profit for handling. of about SIlo to
$L25. that the most OF the coal sold
In Canon now gives the dealers q
gross profit OF handling of s2.25. that
coal here sells at $500 for load lots
and s6.45 for ton lots. and the price
paid IN F.a-c7ce Is only about s5.75
rer ton and ia some instances loss.
That the cost at some mines to the
dealers Is s4.is and at No. s. the
closest mine to the city trade. the
cost to the dealers is s4.20 a ton
The comrnittee appointed by Mayor
Cooper viii meet Tuesday night 81 the
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Change in D. & r G.
Time Table is Made

A change In the time table of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad com.
pany viii go into effect at IL O'Clock
tonight and hereafter all passenger
trains will be operated under a new
schedule Train No. S. heretofore ar
riving here from Denver at 5 O'Clock
p. m. and trains Nos. and 10. at
rpesf..l being run between Canon
City and Pueblo. will be discontinued
under the new arrangement. The
elimination is due to the conserya.
ton policy OF the federal railway ad.
ministration and hereafter there will
DO but three trains each way. daily,
between Denver and Ogden.
Under tho new time table. train
No. will leave Denver at s:15 in the
morning and will arrive here at l:40
p. m. II viii depart for Salida, Grand
Junction and Ogden at 1.4s p. m
Train No, 3. which ia a new one, will
leave Denver at S o'clock in the after
noon and will arrive here at 1o:45 p.
m. !, will leave for the wcst Mt 1850
.. m. Train No. Is will leave Denver
at 1880 In the evening and arrive at
i:45 a. M. Il will cave for the west
at 1850 q m.
Train No. 4. east bound. will ar
rive hero from ogd,n and Salt Lake
City at 7:35 a. m. and will leave for
Pueblo and Denver at 7:4o a. m. II
will arrive In Denver at f:i5 p. m.
Train No. ?. east bound. will arrive
here at e:i5 p. nj. and will leave for
Pueblo and Denver at ESQ p. m. II
will arrive In Denver at SEQ p. m
Train No. 16, east bound. will arrive
here at 1:0o A. M. and will leave for
Denver at l:o5 a. m. II will arrive In
Denver at 1880 a. m.
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X. OF c. WILL
MAKE
FOR WAR FUND

A committee appointed by Royal
Gorge Council OF Knights. OF Colusn-
bus met this week IN Florence and
perfected aransetnents for tho war
fund drive To BE- inaug,,rsted In Ere
mont county nsxt Sunday, January Is
and to continue for ,one veek The
council plans to faisc ~ 900 az Fro
mont eounty's apportionment OF the
s3.ooo. 200 war fund to be raised In all
parts Of the United states. Colora.
dos quota is pisced At sz5 900 and
assurances have beeu .gfven by the
state oHicers o. the council that the
money can be raised. The Knights
of Columbus organization Is doing
splendid work In the cantorments OF
the United States and With the forces
In France and their efforts have the
hearty endorsement OF General Per
shing "A. well as the federal authori-
ties In washington- To. give an idea
Of the extensive work being carried
on by the X. OF c.. which Ia virtually
working hand In hand With the 7. NJ.
|c. A.. II is reported that - build
ings have been completed and In op-
Grafton: Is buildings under way and
soon to be finished:'s 6 buildings auth.
orized. awaiting lumber or other i'm
provements: ~ secretarfes now at
vork In the brIldinsr.- IS chapialns
on X. OF C. pay roll at buildings: s
chapiains abroad. Expenditures al
ready made or contracted for on ac-
count OF erection OF buildings and
equipment amount 10 te59,35o and
the operating expenses for one year
amount 10 sl.lss.3s9. In addition.
many more chap'ains mus. be ap-
pointed. more buildings erected and
equipped. more secretaries and heavy
expenditures ove1ear all OF which
cannot be estimated at this time but
for which the balance of tho 5000
900 will be needed.
charge OF tho Royal Gorge council.
donations to the fund will bo gladly
received from anyone who Is inter
ested in this splendid work The
Florence committee In charge OF the
drive Will be T. II. Morrissey. Henry
Smith and Carl zengei- The Canon
City committee is composed of Jos.
Bowler. y. f. Crawford and William
Dollar. The members of the Knights
of Columbus have responded hand
someiy to every csu made since war
has been declared and there is no
doubt but they viii bo accorded the
same consideration n their war work
drive. =
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Do You Serve
The Enemy?

II Ia and must be n characteristic
Of this world war for Democracy that
each and every one OF US serves in IL
not now and then. II ve happen to
feel like it-but all the time. whether
We Ike IL or not. II we 10 TO the
front we are serving: II We eat less
bread we are serving. When we write
a letter and put three-cent stamp
on Il We are serving. And we are
serving in this war just the same II
we dodge. or attempt 10 dodge. our
duties as loyal Americans-oniy we
are serving the enemy. Prussia.
Without question we serve this enc
my II We fall to do our utmost 10 sup
port our great national organization,
the American Red Cross. No second
agency can do so much to bring
cheer. comfort. succor to our boys
abroad-to our sons. husbands, broth
srs "somewhcrc In rrance.' No sec.
ond agency can do 20 much TO foster
tho good will OF our allies toward Us,
or their wholehearted confidence In
Us Not to be member of the Amcri.
can Red Cross land simple member
ship costs 81 yearly is definitely. even
II thoughtiessly. TO help the Kaiser.
There is no exaggcration In this state
uent. Tho fighting morale Of our
troops. and OF those of our allies. will
very largely depend upon what you.
and you. enable your Red Cross TO do
for them. In the fina, analysis Il is
up 10 you.
SO il you havo falied. through
thoughtlessnees or mere iazine@s. TO
become even dollar member OF the
Red croas. think 1t ossr for one min
ute tor iers)-then eeide that you
are proAmerican to the eorc-and
Join today.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
South Canon
High School
News Notes
tsy Hugh Loean.)


The basket ball squad Is working
hard this week TO get into shape for
the games with Pueblo. Practice was
held every evening.
Mr.. Williams. with the help OF the
boys taking manual training. has
finished mp the room to be used for
the domestic science department The
plumbers have completed their work
and the electricians are completing
their work SO that the room viii soon
be ready to be occupied.
Miss Hamilton Absens.
The grippe got grip on Miss Ham
iiton Tuesday and she was forced to
stay at home but was back TO school
on Wednesday.
New Window Shades.
Mr.. Rau was busy at school on
Wednesday. hanging some new win
dow shades. These new shades are
4 new color being light tan and are
much more attractive than the Old
green ones.
Basket BAH Captain.
At q meeting of the basket ball
squad Thursday ,Jnof ming. Irving New
ton. the only Senior member of the
team. was elected captain OF the team.
Pep Spasem.
short pep spasem" was held dur
ing the chapel period. Friday morn
ing. The purpose of this spasem vas
to give the basket ball team q good
send-off for the trip TO Pueblo where
they will play both of the High
schools. Shortly after this display of
pep" the squad consisting of l. New
ton. G. Ackelbine. F. Cooley. J. Do
'viver. R. Fitzgerald. A. Gardner. o.
Bailey. left on No. 10 for Pueblo
where they played Central H s Fri
day afternoon and Centeania, H S.
tonight.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
Many Convicts
Join Red Cross

The penitentiary did well by tho
Red Cross committee that called at
the institution. Practically every
guard. clerk and empoye OF the pen
Joined the Red Cross. Besides that.
81 people. inmates OF the institution
commonly termed cons. Joined the
Red Cross and put their good money
into the fund.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-17
SMOKE YOUR MEAT.

SMOKE YOUR MEAT.
With "wright's Smoke" A bottls
smokes barrel of meat. Hunter
Palmer. Druggist. Adv. ltd iv.
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ss.s. tee e ohio, CITY CT ro'.ds.

etass ce Ohio, City CT rolsde.
IucAo County. -.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
= senior partner OF the arm OF r. ;.
Cheney = Co.. doing business In the City
oNn HUNDRED DoikARs for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot Be
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo md subscribcd IN
my Presence. this 9Th day OF December.
tscsD = Notary Public.
Halrs Cntarrh Medicine II taken In
ternally and acts fhrouSh the blood on
for testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY q CO., Toledo. ..
Sold BY ali drugEists. 55c.
aAars Family Pills for constipatioA