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NOTICE or FINAi. SETTLEMENT
AND Dt:TERwtN ALTON or
HEIR HIP.

Estat. of Jared Townsend. Deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that ou the
goth day OF December. y - 1919. at
10 O'clock a m. the undersigned viii
present to the ccuuty sourI 81 Ere
Inont County. Colorado. MS accounts
FOR nnai settlement OF administration
% sasa estate, wnen and where all per
sous IN Interest may appear and OBJ
jact 10 them. IL they 80 desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that APP
afilcatIon Tor the determination OF heir
ship Of said Jared Townsend. deceased.
hns been inade. and that the Court will
on said date h.rcinbcforc mentioned
or at any time To which the hearing
niaN be continued. proceed TO to ascer-
tain ana determine who are the ncirs
OF the said Jared Townsend. deceased
anu as such Vntttled 10 .nherit any
lands, tcuemrnts. hercditsmentS or
other property. real or personal. con
stitutins All or n part OF the sstat. of
thc said Jared Townsend. deceased. and
rrter decree acCordiussiy. ~ which
hearing all persons claiming to be heirs
at law 81 said DECEASED. may appear
and present their proof
!. ". DUNLAP.
Administrator OF tn. Estate OF Jared
Townsend, beceascd
FIRST Pub. November ec. 1919.
Last Pub. December Is, iais.
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>OTICE OF FINAL SET1LEME>T
AND EXPERIMENTATION OF
HEflt~HlR

Estate of Hannah Wyatt. p.ccaScd
Notice is hereby given that ON the
=eth day Of ilccembcr. \. L.. 1879. at 10
o'clock a. M. the undersigned will pre-
Scnt to the County Court of Fremont
County. Colorado, his accounts for anal
settlement of administration of said
estate, when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object to
Them VI they 20 desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that APP
pitca ttou for the DETERMINATIONS OF heir
Shn, of said Hannah Wyatt deceased
has been made and that the conrt viii
on said date hercinbefors mentioned. or
~ amy time Ia which the hearing may
be continued. proceed TO ascertain and
determine who are the heirs OF the said
Hannah wyatt. deceased. and us such
entitled TO inherit amy lands. tene-
ments, hcreditafnents or other prop
-rtN. real ur personal. constituting. all
or part Of the estate OF the said
Hannah wyatt. decca std. and enter n
tccrec accordinriS. at which hearing
all persons claiming to be hcirs at law
of said decreased may appear and pre-
scut their proof.
Lucy \. STEERS.
Administrator.
First Pub. November 20. 1878.
Last Pub. December is. 1919.
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THANKSGIVING
DINNER HELD THURSDAY

The annual reunion and ThanksEiy-
X dinner at the home OF Capt and
r. II. +. Rocks felio~. lei Main
rect. on Thursday was one Of the
5st elaborate and delightful OF a
NJ series OF such festivities. There
ire present. besides the host and
lstess. Mr.. and Mrs George r. Rock
sliow and son. Gerald OF this city,
r and Mrs Charles Rockafeliow and
MD of Acacio. Colo. Mr.. and Mrs.
ex McFarlanc. ur. and Mrs w. I,
ittie aud sons. Franklin II. and VII
lr. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McFarlane
Id Mr.. and MrS. Charles Swanton-
LAT the conclusion of the dinner
hpi. Rockafeilow was requested TO
lve napciogue OF his more than
hoo mile journey from Canon City to
q Atlantic coast and return 10 at
lnd the annual Rockefeller family
lSociaiion reunion. which was held
the Hotel McAlpin in New York
hy November IL and i5. Of which he
president. The hotel Is located
l. broadway and Is one of the most
btable hosteleries in The metropolis.
possesses many unique and pleas
~ features. Fifty-onn members OF
he association sat at n horseshoe
haped table at the reunion dinner FOR
nashiieht photograph. onp OF these
was brought home by
APT. Rockafeilow, and Is an excellent
kample of the PHOTOGRAPHERS art. The
fter-tiinner papers and talks con
lined matters of great interest. his
Brical and otherwise, TO the iaem-
prs of the association. The COM
,cmorative dinner was followed by
dance in which the oversea veterans
/ the association and their friends
boll part.
An incident OF Capt. Rockafellow' 9
lsn to New York was his visit with
irs. NJ. NJ. Sheets and Mrs. Mary Van
lueren. daughter of Mrs, NJ. n. Me
rue. who reside in elegant apart
lents. The latter Is employed toward
ne head OF the clerical force of the
luggenheim mining interests In the
tnitcd .Sates. Mexico and South
merica. The other members of the
association were escorted to
ne museum and city library. As Its
losing feature the members OF the
attended the play OF
Happy Days" at the world-famous
Hundreds OF actors and
rtists were required TO stage the
lay. More than 6.oo0 people were
a the audience.
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Conference for
Boys and Girls
Promises Well

Preparations are about complete for
the coming county conference for
older boys and girls to be held in the
First Methodist church. this city. the
afternoon and evening of Saturday.
Dec. 9Th and the afternoon of Sunday,
the 9TH
The conference is arranged for by
the County Sunday School association.
Mr.. Clarence n Wright and Mrs w.
-. Coll OF Denver will be .he speakers.
Both have had large experience in
such work and are exceedingly popu-
lar with young people.
One attractive feature of The CON
ference will be the banquet Saturday
evening. The program committee is
planning that every session shall be
filled with good things. the boys and
girls themselves having large part
of the program. The music and ad-
dresses al the banquet Will make the
evening one long to be remembered.
Every Sunday School and high
school. or boys and girls club should
be represented. The conference is
open for all young people between the
ages OF I6 and "a. and for all work
ers with those ages. Delegates will
be present from the whole county
Some classes are planning to attend
in a body.
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ALTER GILL. OF
lAVER PARK DIES
IHILE- STARTING
S AUTOMOBILE
art Was Weak, Resulting
from Attack of Flu Dur
ng Epidemic Last Year.

LDRENCE. Nov 23.-Walter Gin.
, for the past nine years has been
isident OF the Beaver Park district.
bped dead at his home there early
lay morning from exhaustion.
erinduced by weak heart as a
sequence OF an attack of influenza
winter.
lr. Gill has Deen working at the
tiand cement plan. for some time
I. and was preparing to make the
rney from his home to the plant
ut 6:i5 Friday morning to report
duty.
wing TO the extreme cold weather
experienced considerable difficulty
starting the car. He made re-
ted attempts to start the engine
had used several pans OF hot
,cr to thaw out the water In the
iafor. but to no avail. The last
e he entered the house he COM
fned TO his wife of feeling faint.
before she could offer assistance
sank to The bed and peacefully
scd away. 4 physician was sum
ned. but It was evident that the
lortunate man died a few moments
hr the attack.
iIr GIN had not complained of
ling III and to all appearances was
good health. The family resided in
renee for year. whe-e he was en-
red In the dairy business. They
,irned to Beaver Park early last
ing where they have resided since
ring the "iiu" epidemic last winter.
Gil WAS stricken with the NAL.
! and IL left his heart in weakened
sdiiion. IL. Is survived by his
low and five small children
shc remains were brought to tho
bert parlorH IL Florence where
y will he held awaiting .nstruc-
NJ from a brother. Ralph GIL. Of
.souri. Deceased was a native OF
nois, and was about 35 years OF
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Nuptials Solemnized
Thanksgiving Day

A very pretty home wedding was
sol.mniz,d at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs George Buchanan Thanks
giving day. at O'Clock in the evening.
in which James NJ Campbell and Miss
Mari q. Biggert we're the contracting
parties. The nuptials were happily
solemnized by the Rey. :. II. Sperry.
chaplain at the state prison. Mr.
Campbell is assistant night captain at
the penitontiary "A worthy and popular
gentleman. and genial member OF
the Official stan.
Miss Bigger,. formerly OF Louis
VILE. Ky. Is employed in Warden Ty-
mans Office as stenoerapher. and a
fairs of the otfice in which she IS quite
an expert.
4 very handsome and cordial recep-
tion was rendered the bridal party by
the deputy and Mrs buchanan. The
bride was prettily attired in a neat-fit-
ting suit that was becoming to her. a
bonny bride 10 the groom. who wore
conventional black suit.
After the ceremony, in which the
Impressive ring service was used. the
party WAS invited to a sumptuous tur-
key dinner. and such a repasS; all the
delicacies of the season-a Thanks
giving menu with dessert OF aot cof-
fee. ice cream. oyster salad. pumpkin
pie and sweet cider all OF which was
heartily enjoyed by the friends that
were gathered around the heavy laden
table. The evening was spent in those
pleasures incident TO such occasions,
and at an early hour the company re-
tired to their respective homes.
Mr., and Mrs. Campbell will remain
In their respective positions for the
time being and will make Canon City
their home. Friends of the contract
ing parties are extending hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes to the
groom and the bonny bride.
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Westclif News.
Wet Mountain Tribune.

Wet Mountain Tribune.
The. Rosita Mining Company now
has its plant installed on the Maver-
ick mien at Rosita and underground
work will now progress. We expect
to hear of this property getting on the
shipping list soon.
More heavy machinery has been de-
iivered at the property of the Querida
Bold Mine Company at Querida re-
Gently. and when, it is all installed
modern reduction plant will be the
result Then we can look for the ia
nous old Bassick mine to again out.
put heavy tonnage of the precious
metals.
II. w. Hendershot is reported as
having opened up some high-grade
silver ore on his Stevens claim at
Rosita. The ore Is compared with
that of the cid Pocahontas mine of
early days. Should Harry make a
million out OF it that win be less than
he deserves.
Good progress has been made at
the Skek City property. which Is be-
ing operated by John Mcdonald and
associates A boarding house has
been constructed on the premises, ana
the work of installing machinery com
pIeted this week. Mine work. with
two shifts employed, will be inansu-
rated next week We understand
Silver is now quoted far above ihe
81 90 mark and climbing. The shades
of William ]. Bryan. The roveTn-
ment years ago couldn't do anything
TO legislate the price up TO sl.2s. but
now that IL has gone over the top. yoa
win see that il does something TO leg
islate 1t down TO tina; figure
A carload of thoroughbred Hereford
bulls we're received here for the Tom
kins Cattle Company last SATURDAY.
Mr.. I.angworthy came up and drove
them 90 the company's ranch at Gard
ner.
Johnny Pierson came up from Canon
City Wednesday and attended the
Thanksgiving ball.
Jacob Hallauer was a passenger 10
Canon city on Wednesdays train
Miss McMulien. clerk in "FarmeF
Jones'" grocery. was passenger 10
Canon City Monday TO file on ne:
homestead. which she has taken mp ii
Fremont county.
James Kerwin. Fred L. Shepherd and
NJ. W. Maroncy. county accounts cx-
amincrs from the state auditors Of
nee. wound up their work OF auditing
the books OF the various county Offices
here last week and reported all rs in
frst-class shape
Mr.. and Mrs. win Griffin Wen -
Canon City "Wednesday to spend
THANKSGIVING with relatives.
Mrs. George Batohelor went 20
Canon City Wednesday for couple
OF weeks visit with relatives.
While driving TO Canon City last
Monday. Charles KEELING had the mis-
fortune OF having his Moon car put
OF commission when 1t and she trailer
OF the Merris truck collided on the
river road and Il WIS fortunate that
no one was injured Charley dis
posed OF the wrecked machine end
came driving home Monday in now
Moon. one OF those elegant 1920
models.
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Enemy Warships
to Be Destroyed
tBy uu.ssd rs~s..,

PARIS. Nov. 2s.--The Supreme Al.
He'd Council has decided that all en-
kmy warships. except those to be
awarded to France and Italy. In conn
l,ensation for their losses. must be
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DUFF-LeAR DRY GOODS CO.

Canon's Progressive Store
Why not buy your needs at home
when you have such well selected
stock as ours TO make your selec-
tons from? We will be pleased to
show you.
DUFF-LEAR DRY GOODS co.
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Many Men Make
Much Money

Selling our se.se Cheek Pro.
tector which serves every
purpose Of any protector made
sells on sight--Field unlim-
tied. Wanted County or Dis
triee Managers. Write at once.
/. @. Anthony Sales Co. n. O.
Box ifus DENVER s7Spe; W.
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wiLL SPEND WINTER
In CALIFORNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. @. l. Kirkton and ram.-
Ily and Mrs. T. Y. KIrkton left Thurs
hay for Hollywood. Cal. to spend the
Eemnindcr 81 the winter
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BUY AT HOME SECTION
Copyrighted Story Changes Every Time This

BLUE FRONT GROCERY
"Cleanest Store in Town"
us sell you Groceries. Staple
and Fancy. for little less
Money.
Phone Canon 26O
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Record wan, .a. orns results.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE. or NnIu>TMENr "a,

Estate OF I:iiza Caroline Wright. be-
ceased.
Al persons having claims against
said estates are herby notified TO pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Count y
Court VI Fremont Conuty- Colorado.
on tile Stn day of December. n u,
1913.
JOHN r. WRIGHT
First Pub. Nov 6. 1918.
Last Pub Dec. !. 1919.
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First Pub. November 20. 1913.
last Pub. December is. 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-07
WEENTYAMD THESNOWMAN|

IN THE ROOM: Then all was still.
Presently Wesnty peeked very care.
fully from under her covers and who
DO YOU think was there? Tho snow
man looking awfu!ly much larger and
staring right at Nesnty.
Il see you peeklng." he said with
his funny little round mouth. NO
use pretending you're asleep"
Weenty shut her eyeS tight directly
bot the Snowman went on: You can't
fool ME, Miss WeentS you're as wide
awake as am"
Il made Neenty shiver with fright
and $ha tried hfr best not to cry but
10 look quite sound as,eep when sud
denly tho snowman began 10 cry him
self
How can sho he 30 teartIese >" nc
vailed moppiug at his eyes with the
window curtain. SIZE put rs great
Big ugly ioLg nose ON me and after !
came all this way % have Il fixod, she
lies thero IN bed and pretenda TO be
aeleepi Eoo,noo. BOO HOO"
AZ this Weenty sat up 700 surprised
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BAKED T.AAfB

A fine dish made from the tag-end
OF g lamb roast.
Two crpfuis cooked lamb, cut fine.
Two dried onions, diced.
One cupful cooked carrots. sliced.
One green pepper cut in long strips.
One cupfui cooked rice.
II any tomatoes. peas or lamb gravy
are on hand they may be added too.
Put a'l ingredients into a baking
dish with two cuptuls OF water. Bring
10 boil.
Add one teaspoonful salt, two table
spoonfuls ketchup and one salt spoon
ful OF pepper.
Thicker By stirring in one table
spoonful -four dissolved In two table.
spoonfuis water.
Boil gently for two minutes.
Sprinkle cracker crumbs on tho top
Bake TIL nicely browned--will take
about rs minutes.
Serve at once. Is enough for Ave
people.
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But you mus, some time. child"
cried Mumsey. Come now, be III.
tie man
Just then Grandma hustled into the
room with Il long red string In her
haDJ,
Now. pet" she said coax.ns,y. "ie,
Grandma try"
But Bobhie crawied hastily under
the couch.
! knew q little boy" said Aan:
Fanny. who wouldn't pull out his
:irst teeth and gaess what happened .
The new ones grew over them and
pretty soon the little boy had two
rows OF teeth Ike a cannihai."
Don't coax him any more" said
Mumsev. I'm not going to let him
have any apple cake for supper"
Come on. pet" Grandma coaxed.
i've got something nice for Tia tt
tie boy who'll let mo tic this string
TO his tooth, Yes. yes. indeed i've
got something that begins With c
and ends with an f"
Chocolate" guessed Sister Pearl.
because she knew about certain
green box upstairs in Grundma's bu-
reau drawer.
Bobbie knew about tho green box
too, so he crawled out from hi, hid.
ing place, and said: Now, Grandma
you promise honest-,nJir you Won
pull It out?'
Yes. DEAR" Grandma replied
solemnly. and as she was very reliable.
BobbIe let her tie the long red string
TO his tooth.
II suppose you're going 10 tie the
other end of the string to The door
knob" said Aunt Fanny. That's fhe
way used to do
What for?" asked Bobbic.
We'll. 20 that when somebody com es
and opens the door
Ne, 90, MOI" shouted Robbie NO
Now
Gracious auxe," cried Grandma.
What racket you do make. Bob
bie."
Il don't want 10 tie my string to
the doorknob!" shouted Bob.
We'll. yoH don't have to. my love, /"
replied Grandma. II only put that
s''hs asouu1 your foofh 80 you
wouldn't swallow 1t and X you should
swallow 1t, SOS we could putt 1t out
again"
she then took Bcbhc by the hand
and led him to her room. II wan 9
big chocolate drop she gave him, and
rs he didn't dare biz Il with his loose
tooth rs Rad 10 e'uff It all into hts
mouth at once, and Il was At least
ten minutes before lie could say "A
single word.
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be shes outside In the yard"
Out they went and there In the cow
yard lay q big. brown creature.
Hello. Govt" cried VIII. But the
animal never hudged.
Tim ran to get a handful OF hay
with which to tempt her. But Bob
began to climb the gate. Then Tim
got back with the hay Bob was Id
the cow-yard and VIII was half over
the gate. while Eddie WA sitting on
the wall shouting: cit up, Mrs Govt
Git up!"
Well, the creature did get up. with
kind OF snort
"s-s-s-she m-m-mean.' suffered
Eddie.
Will ran back to the gate and
elm bed on top OF 1t. but Bob boldly
cried: Whoa, Quit that"
Just then Eddie began to say some
| thing that began with B. The more
excited Eddie was. the more he slut
, tered All he could say was TITS
q b-b-b-b-b----"
Bobbie decided that the coward
| wasn't n very healthy place for him
| Just then. so he began to walk towards
the gate. Well. the cow had been
paving the ground and suddenly Bob
| bic heard a pounding OF hoofs and
| felt thump in the back. Then
swish! Up in the air he was tossed !.
Good lands! II seemed as II he'd
never come down. Tim and VIII de-
clared he flew UP as high as the old
chestnut tree near the barn. But what
goes up must come down, and down
came Bob with a dreadful thud
He lay quite still at frst while his
friends gathered around.
"Are you 1hurted?" asked VIII
'"rhat critter was bull. you know"
They raised Bob UP and felt of his
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al Bob and said; What's that hang
ing OFT OF your nou.h?''
'Its a string Grandma put round
my tooth SOS I wouldn't swaller H."
replied Bobbie.
MY" cried his father. Haven
you shed tina, tooth YETI"
wish you could have seen that boy
81 supper Il was enough 70 make a
horse laugh. SO Sister Pearl said He
held the red string with one hand the
whole blessed time. 70 keep it out OF
The way. and he minced everything Dp
ane before he put it into his mouth.
After supper he wen. out to play.
There were VIII, Tim and Eddie, his
ehums, waiting around outside Bot.
bic showed them his loose tooth and
1T them feel how loose ii was.
You b-b-b-etter little that .ng
round your ear" said Eddie, who slut.
tered. az MN rnm!ght get c-~c-caught
in s-s-sonethin'"
So Bobb.e topped the string around
hts car 10 Keep II out of tho way.
Let's go over to Mr.. Cooks" said
WIZ. Il saw q awful big new COW
being token into his barn this morn
IN"
II was cold and blowy and Bohh!e
rasn'r allowed 10 stay out later than
faif-past seven, but Mr. Cooks little
farm Was quite near. on scampered
tho boys. for he was q great friend OF
theirs.
Alas, when they reached the farm,
and Mr. Cook rad said: 'Heirho
kidsi" and given them each a big. red
apple. Robbie found that he couidn' Z
cat apples With a loose tooth. So he
had 20 put his apple into his blouse to
keep.
The boys then went to the barn.
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Wesnty most laughed. not quite
though because she was too kind
hearted a little girl to laugh at an
others distress.
X have It, she crisd. "I'li put
warm water on II and melt 1t down
into tho right shape"
She took her little wash oioth and
ran to the bath room with Il whore
she could put Il under the hot water
spigot, then back she came. and put
the warm cloth on the snowmans
nose.
The result was quite magical. his
long nose grew shorter and shorter
and soon he said It was quito to his
taste for Wesnty lot him look ~ him.
self In her little glass.
Well. my dsars. after Mat he
thanked hsr very nicely ~ went
away thump. humping dow stairs
ana out Of doors. wssnty rsosmbsre
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for this because the depth OF the cut
will depend upon the kind OF psnsl
you will use. For instance, II card.
board and silk are used for the panels,
the depth will likely DO less than .
eighth Of an inch. Decide what ma
terial you wish to use and then cut
accordingly.
When all parts are fitted and well
sanded. assemble BY gluing the parts
The stock 10 10 thin that brads caq
hardly be used to advantage. Do
very careful Job Of gluing 20 you Will
not be disapr ointed with your joints. !
After the glue has set. the two sid(
pieces should be cut to match TIL
slant Of the top Of the main sectiou1
Cut to shape and sand we'll. Hinged
can next be ntted. The staining ID
painting can DO done with the hings1
in place o. they may Be removed. ri
~ It Il desired.
The nnishing should b. such - WI
match the material useA - the PANEL
Staining or painting y satis3actogi
Very fine results may b. axtalneA r
first selecting the material and TIL
selecting the paint to match. ~
screen made BY the writer had panl
made Of silk OF japanese efkect. me
were certain black parts 70 the deslg
the body Of 4 being yellow. 0laG
enamel was used on the frame o.
the inside OF the hand hold at the ~
was painted yellow. The eIeot W
very pleasing. a little study M
bring out many poslbiiitlea
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attractive. II 1t is to be stained then
a wood that has an interesting grain
should be used. If painting is to be
tho finishing method, wood with lit
tie or no grain may be used. Get out
all pieces to the greatest dimensions
indicated Pieces that have edges
that are not parallel to each other are
to bo cut after the assembling is done.
All joints are to be half lap. These
are not dimcult to make and good
results should be attained. Remem-
Der that the better joints you make.
the nicer will your screen look. par
ticulariy II It u to be stained. Fit
all parts carefully, after which cut
out the inside corners to At the panels
to BE- used. No dimensions are shown