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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20
MorIcE or MuNlcleAL sLscrIoss
IN Canon City. Colorado, on Tuesday
the first dsy of April, \. p. 1873, for
the eisetlon of City ossiesrs-


Notice u hereby given that the cleo
tlon Of the Officers Of the city OF Canon
City, Colorado, will be held in said
Canon City, on Tuesday. the first day
of April. A. D. 1919. at which time the
following officers will be elected. viz:
One Mayor for the term Of two years.
Ono City Clerk for the term OF two
years.
One City Treasurer for the term Of
two years,
Two Aldermen for the FIRST WARD
Of said City Tor the term OF two years.
to be- elected by the qualified electors
Of said First Ward.
Two Aldermen so- the SECOND
WARD OF said City for the term OF
two years, to be elected by the quail
ned electors OF said Second Ward.
TWO Aldermen for the THIRD
WARD of said City for the term Of
two years. to be elected by the quail
ned electors Of said Third Ward
Two Aldermen for the FOURTH
WARD Of said City for the term of
two years. to be elected by the quail
fed electors of said Fourth Ward.
Further notice is hereby given that
the polling place for the FIRST WARD.
FIRST PRECINCT. is fixed at the City
Hail. 33i Macon Avenue. and A II.
Craig, c. r. Chapman and Aiva b.
Wood have been appointed by the
County Clerk as Judges OK election
OF said First Precinct.
No III South Fifth Street is fixed as
the polling place OF the SECOND
WARD. SECOND PRECINCT. and
A. r. Frisbie. Ira Carrier and J. W.
Foster have been appointed by the
County Clerk as Judges OF election Of
said Second Precinct.
No. e2s Main Street is fixed as the
polling place of the SECOND WARD.
THIRD PRECINCT. and Frank Singer.
O. R. Tanner and T. C. Hiatt have been
appointed by the County Clerk as
Judges OF election OF said Third Pre-
cinct.
81. Michaeis School, Macon Avenue.
between 9th and 10th Streets. is fixed
as the polling place OF the THIRD
WARD. FOURTH PRECINCT. and
r. w. Waldron. Elmer w Harner and
H. S. Cosby have been appointed by
the County Clerk rs Judges of election
OF said Fourth Precinct.
No. 1904 Main Street is fixed as the
polling place OF the THIRD WARD.
FIFTH PRECINCT. and Tom Parker.
A. l. jeffrey and Pauline Esser have
been appointed by the County Clerk
as Judges OF election OF said Fifth
Precinct
No. s3s Pine Avenue Is fixed as the
polling place OF the FOURTH WARD.
SIXTH PRECINCT. and 8. H. Sperry.
}. }. Hundiey and W. W. Sullivan have
been appointed by the County Clerk
as Judges of election OF said Sixth
Precinct
The Polls VIII be open at O'Clock
a. m. and will close at Z O'Clock p m
In witness whereof the City Council
OF Canon City has caused this notice
to be published and posted ~ required
By law on this i4th day Of March. A. d.
H. c. WEBSTER.
City Clerk.
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Commander of Hun
Army Killed by Mob
(By U.ises Pr~-..,

Copenhagen. March 1T.-Gen- Won
Arnim. ex-commander of the German
army in Flanders. was dubbed to
death recently By q mob of peasants
in Bohemia- He fired on peasants
who trespassed on his grounds. wound
ing several of them. They turned on
him in their anger ard killed him
Afterwards they pi laged his castle.
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Attempt Made on
Life of Lenine
(ny Usieetl lsresn.S J

Zurich. March l7.-Another attempt
10 assassinate Lcnine, the Russian pre-,
naier. was made In Moscow few days
ago. according 10 reports reaching
here, Hc was shot e. by several men
but wns not wcunded His assailants
were lsnchsd
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NorIcE nr. FlNAL rErTI.EMENr.

NOTICE or FINAL sETTt.EMENT,
Estate OF william cutabert- DO
Notice is hereby given that on tho
18Th day OF April a. Il. 1912, the un.
derrIrnad will present TO the Count,
Cpurs of Fremont County, Colorado
their accounts for nnal settlement ol
administration OF said estate. wher
appear and object TO them. IL they &c
MNnEf. O. SAGE, Executrix
JAMES C.. CrTHBEitT. Exocntor.
First Pub March IL. 1919.
Last Pub. Apfii 10. 1919.
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FORMER RESIDENT HERE
FROM CALIFORNIA

c. c; Conkie of California. who was
formerly located here and still has
property interests here. is in the city
for day or two looking after business
matters and renewing cd acquaint-
ances.
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NOTICE or DIr~oi.l'TtO,

We the upderrisnsd- John Ltppir.
Prerldept and Rocco Moschctto' sscie-
THE pRooKsrpE COAL MINING
COMPANY.
corporation formed under ths laws
OF the state nj Colorado. do HEREBY
give notice that Mt meetinE OF tne
called for the purpose of considerinE
thc propriety Of disroivine said corpor-
alton. I'D held at the .ontce OF ths
conirasss in the CITY OF Canon CITY.
Fremont County. state OF Colorado on
the sixth day Of March. A.. y. 1919.
pursuant 10 notice given to the stock
holders thereof in the manner provid- :
cd by Inw for The calling OF stoskhold. .
orr' meetings for the purpose OF
nmsnding articles OF Incorporation. the
rtockholdrrs. by vote Of more than
OF rni6 corporation .to-wn. nti thereof.
ordered said corporation to be dis
we further certify that all debts ow-
ing BY said corporation have been fuity
pin IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have
made and signed thta Notice OF Dissos
luton .nnd nffaxed hereto the zeal Of
snid cprnoration. this t1th day Of
March. A., y. 1918 ,,,,, ,,.,s
rocco MostIiErTo.
{sIgAl4) ~ Secretary. Az
: First RIB, March ~, 1919
Last rub. April II, ietp.
"a - .I,4..
You can asll your setting ssss quick
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JEROME TAYLOR
VISITS HERE TODAY

Jerome Taylor OF the Mscanite route
on Cottonwood creek. was here doing
some shopping today and also came in
and subscribed for The Weekly Rec
ord Cannon because he wanted all the
news OF the town and ccunts.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS.

State OF Colorado. Count, Of Free
In County Court. IN Probate
In the Matter of the Probate4
OF the Last VIII and Testa-)
ment OF Martha Thomas. Deb
The People OF the state of Colorado,
20 Aggustas Thomas, !, Allen zll:, u. nankins
Whereas. It has been made to appear
10 the County Court of Fremont
unif SSu. he m SAID tas Assas,ss ns TSomas' Alien
Hanksns and Rachel Carson are heirs
At law and devisees- Now. therefore;
the statutes In such case made and
provided. and BY order Of Court duly
% isea tsas nas the the G INSTRUMENT M OF writing
lament OF the said Martha Thomas. de
Der. 4. D. ;s:s. By siien Hsnkins. re-
.,sns a I'd Il ,ns s.,s Of Vas co's
the time OF her death n resident OF
Canon City. In the State Of Colorado:
the said alleged Will devised and be.
oueathed her property IN words ana
figures following. soswii;
husbasid. Augustus Thomas. the USE,
pront. income and possession of all
j may Gle seized or possessed. Tor and
during his lifetime
Upon the death OF my said husband.
ssn sla Alien ss. fa, nanklns' Of Fasmont COUNTY.
Colorado and my daughter. Rachel
carroa. Of cawker city Kansas. 20
have aud TO hold The same unto them
selves respectively. and their rexpec-
tive heir< and assigns forever, and to
BE- divided equally between them share
and share alike.
You are hereby notified to be and ap-
pear before said Court ~ The County
Court Room in the Court Hor.s IL
Canon City. Fremont County and state
OF Colorado ON the zsth day OF April.
A. %. 1918. et the hour of 70 O'Clock a
n then aud there 10 attend the hear.
Ing ON the probate OF the said ALLEGED
last VIII aud testzment OF the satc
Martini Thomas. dec<ased. and further
90 DO and perform what shall then. BY
abe said Court. be required and ad-
In witn.s- whereof have hereunto
set m, hand and AFFIXED the seal OF
said County Court. al ny oaiec 70
Canon city. In said County. this -sfh
day OF February. A. ID 1919.
KENT l. EI-DEED.
Ftrst Pub Feb. "a. 1918.
Last Pub. March %. 1919
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NOTICE or FINAL. sETTLEMENT.

Estate OF Elizabeth Miiiisan. De
Notice Is hereby given that on this
12nd day pf March, a y. 1919: az ~
sent 10 the County Court Of Fremont
County. Colorado her accounts for fnal
tate, when and where all pcsscs-= IN in-
terest may appear and object to them
ELLA r. BONE
Administrator with VIII Annexed
First Pub. Feb. 20. 1919
Last pub. March 20. 1919.
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SUPERB DAHLIAs. Write for cat
aiog. Rocky Ford Dahlia Gardens
Rocky Ford. Colo. ii-s-t-w-p<
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The Record Print shop produces
campaign cards ouictly.
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LEGAL NOTICES

,LH3Mz11xas 1vNHA 40 1oISyON
Eskate of caltsta A. Hutton, Deceased
Notice y hereby giycn that on the
c'ciocE Z. a.. NJ the the u1sd dsrsisnsd Win pre-
sent to the CouIhty Court Of Fremont
county. Colorado. his aGcQunte tor nnAl
tate when and where all persons in
interest may appear and object TO them.
HESRY HUTTON.
Executor
First Pub. Feb. 20. 1919,
Last Pub. March 20. lS1y. -
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Every farmer needs at least a shot
gun and small caiiber rifle-Reming.
ton preferred (Adv.w-st)
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NOTICE.

Iwiil not be pesponsible for any bills
contracted by Mrs. A. schulthess.
w-ltp. A. ScHuLTHESS.
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norfcE OF FrNAL st:ITLEMENT.

Sas.ss is hereby given mat on saiur
dav. thr 18th day OF April 1913. VIII
uam n CHM. the guardian OF the es-
tate of fsoia E. t-swry. . minor noM
Court nj the Court House In Canon
CIV. In the County OF Fremont. Colo
rado. At 10 o'clock In the forenoon ol
firat settlement. aud pray the approval
Of the same and ask to be discharEed
nt which time and place any person ~
Iuterrst may appear and present obyst-
tons. II any there be.
Dated at Canon City Colorado. thi.
WILLIAM L cISN.
- auafdinn.
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E:ss' I..1: ras' rss- hsseh Essi II Il. ISL SIS
notice oy .1NAl sErrIEwssT.

NOTICE OF R1NNE sHtSsNs'
Estate Of g c. AiiiiEan. p~eessed
Notice Il hereby Gisen ihns on ths
fsrd day Of March. A. ID. 1918, AZ "a
oTcIock 4 m. the undersigned viii pre-
sect TO the County Court OF fremon'
County. Colorado. her accounts for unsi
ertflcrnsnt Of ndmfuintratfou OF said rs-
tate when and where All parsons ~ m
ferest may appear and OBJECT 10 thsm
ELLA BONE,
Administrator.
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FIrst Pub. Feb. 20. 1913.
Last pub. March 80 1919.

NOTICE OF ADusrMEAT DAs-
Estate OF william H. Fuller. De-
ceased
aaid estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for adjustment TO the CountS
Court OF Fremont Ccuny. tolorano. on
the sfh day OF April. A. D. 1913. Al i'
DEssA FULLER
Executor
First Pub March 9. tris.
Last Pub. Aprii ,. 1913.
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You can sell your setting ssss quick
y throuSh Rscosd vAnt sds.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
DELIGHTFUL
REMEDY FOR
LAZY LIVER
Calotabs, the Perfected Nsu,esIea
Cslomel, Seh the Liver Right
Without the Slightest Nausea or
Danger.

Feel mean, look yellow Your liver
is out Of TX, The poisonous bile 10
being retained in your system You
say ! know cslomel will set me-
straight, but ! hate TO take calorn.I
Why not try Cslotabs. the purifed
calomel that is as delightful TO take
as it is beneficial in cleansing the
Liver, and purifying the system Gallo
tabs give you all OF the valuable
medicinal qualities OF caIomeI. but
are entirely freed from the unpless-
ant and dangerous effects One tablet
at bedtime with a SWALLOW OF water
that's all. No taste. no gripping. no
nausea no salts. You wake up On
the morning feeling fine. with a clean
liver and a hearty apPetite-Eat what
you please-no danger Of salvation
Calotshs are sold only in originaI
sealed packages, price thirty-nye
cents. The finest medicine in the
world for biliousness. indigestion.
headache and constipation So fue
that your druggist is authorized TO
refund the price as a guarantee that
you will be thoroughly delighted with
Calota bs.-Adv
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soon as possible.

soon as possible.
In his talk on this subject Mr.. Baker
described the various things a dis
charged nan had 10 do before he went
on his way. such as being sent to a
depot brigade. where he has nine diff
ferent papers made up, being inter
viewed by agent OF the Department
of Justice. who puts him in touch with
his home town, the working out OF
his War Risk insurance examinations
by ten or twelve medical specialists,
after all of which, If anything is found
wrong. his case goes to a board OF
review.
Describing a special case OF physical
examination for rehabilitation, Mr..
Baker said:
"A man whose record we saw was
found by somebody to have tubercu-
losis. He went up to the board of re-
view and II was discovered by the
board that he entered the army weigh
ing 80 pounds and was ready for de-
mobilization at l6O pounds. so that he
gained ~ pounds The board ma lie
photographs of his lungs and these
showed old scars which had long
since healed. but the first doctor had
Uncovered the scars. The board ulti-
n?ately found that these were old
scars and that they had been develop
ed prior TO his admission to the
army
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
A Shampoo Worth Trying

1t is not necessary to shampoo
your hair so frequently il it is en-
tirely and properly cleansed each
time by the use OF a really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend to our readers is
one that brings out all the natural
beauty OF the hair and may be en-
joyed at very little expense, by dis
solving a teaspoonful Of canthrox,
which can be obtained. from any
druggists, in a cup of hot water.
This makes a full cup of shampoo
liquid, enough so it is easy to ap-
ply il to all the hair instead OF Just
to the top Of the head. This,
when rubbed into the scalp and
cato every strand OF hair, chem
ically dissolves all impurities. 1t
is; very soothing and cooling in its
action, as we'll as beneficial to both
scalp and hair. After rinsing out
the lather so created, you will find
tie scalp is fresh, clean and free
frpm dandruff, while the hair dries
qiickly and evenly, developing a
blight luster and a soft fluffiness
tlat makes it seem very heavy.
-Ady.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
WILSON SCAPEGOAT
IF CONFERENCE FAILS,
IN LONDON, AT LEAST
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
league of nations project. At the
the Peace Conference are due to the
same time Northcliffe's papers print
long dispatches from Washington on
the Republican opposition.
The league can only lead event
ually to a breach OF promise case,
says the Morning Post. Let's be
honest and agree that while we re-
spect, and even like each other
there is no desire for an alliance, at
least by America.
I'VE are too widely separated in
our Ideals and institutions"
Gazette Says Hurry Peace.
The Pail Mall Gazette says: "A
desperate attempt is being made
to compromise between Clemenceau
and Wilson. 1t has become a point
that unless q radical change in the
situation as between Wilson and
Clemenceau, the promised decision
will not be reached. The British
are convinced that the
world situation demands a choice
quick between peace and chaos"
Even Sketch, a picture paper, be-
gan today to bark at President Will
sons heels:
Though Wilson has head, heart
and gold, his feet have league boots
1t is time that he and his advisors
took their taxs ports and went
home"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
RENT INCREASES
COMING IN D. C.

A general increase in rents will
be levied on the tenants of Wash
inEton.
This decision was reached by the
Real Estate Dealers Association Of
the District, at a meeting last night
in the Board OF Trade
That unusual conditions exist
ing here have boosted the expenses
Of landlords to the point where they
no longer realize a reasonable in
come from their property. is given
as the principal reason for the in
crease
1t is argued. too. that a boost
in rent would increase real estate
values and thereby stimulate build
ing operations.
In order to avoid unreasonable
demands on the part Of some land
lords and real estate brokers. a
committee will be appointed shortly
by Charles w. Fairfax. president OF
the association, to determine a fair
rate of increase.
1t was brought out at the meeting
that real estate dealers were not
responsible for the rent profiteering
in Washington. Edwin S. Hege.
chairman OF the housing committee.
who made Investigations regarding
the profiteering, has found that
most of it was done by tenants who
sublet their rooms. President Fair
fax said.
Robert Marshall was elected to
membership in the association ct
the meeting.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
AvIAT0RS DROP
LOAN APPEALS
Six Machines Fly Over City
to Start Campaign for
Victory Funds.

Six airplanes from the Boiling Field
hangers hovered over the city for
an hour late yesterday afternoon dis
tributing literature supplied them by
the Victory Loan Committee.
Eager thousands released ct that
hour from the hundreds Of govern
ment departments craned their necks
to watch the rnaneuvers Of the air
squad and to pick up the bits Of
paper that futtered to earth, many
OF which contained orders for Hun
helmets.
Col. r. 8. Hartz, commanding off,
Ger at Boiling Field. led the flight
formation OF the army aviators IN
the Curtiss H planes. The FIVE other
planes were ptloted by Ieuts. Lucas.
Patterson. Haynes, Middleton and
Benjamin. They were accompanied,
as observers, by the following bird
men: Capts. King, Simonin and
Bishop; and Lieuts. Dauphin. Cassidy.
Dunn and Lindauest.
Statements were issued yesterday
by Senators John b. Kendrick, OF
Wyoming and II. l.. Myers, of Mon
tana, on impressions received on their
first fight over Washington Tuesday
afternoon when piloted by Boiling
Field aviators.
Senator Myers said on landing, THE
lack of novelty and absence of a
strange impression surprised me eH-
ceedingiy. There was no excitement
as we glided through the air at a
rate Of ninety miles an hour. 1t is all
very much like sitting in an automo-
bile or a railroad car. only there Is
less sensation of moving"
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
SPEED PROCESS
FOR DISCHARGE
Secretary of War Baker
Plans Changes Following
His Inspection Trip.

Greater speed and greater uni
formity in the rehabilitation proc
esses were announced by Secretary
of War Baker on his return to
Washington yesterday as important
features of the future demobiliza- =
tion work.
Secretary Baker was accompanied
on his tour of the demobilization
camps by the Chief of STAFF and, to-
gether, they made observations of
the length of time required at camps
to demobilize one man. At some
camps it was noted that men ar
rived were given all the required
examinations. medical discharge
papers and got out on the same
day.
In other places men were detain-
ed as long as six days but the aver
age of good work was about forty
eight hours.
The plans contemplated by the
War Department indicate that the
4S-hour detention period will prob
ably be insisted on as far and as
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
PANAMA CALLS
DR.. C. J. OWENS
Director General of Com
mercial Congress Accepts
Assignment for Survey.

DR.. Clarence J. owens. director gen
eral of the Southern Commercial Con-
gress, has been requested TO 20 to
Panama TO make a survey OF the ecC-
nomic problems OF the country with
special reference TO agricultural
finance.
The request came Yesterday from
the President OF Panama, Belisario
Porras, through Senior Don Juan J. r.
Lefevre. charge de affaires of the
Panaman Legation in this city.
DR.. Owens will be granted leave Of
absence from the Southern CONNER
cial Congress. and will undertake his
work in promotion OF pan-Aueiican.
ism He is empowered to select a
stan of experts TO accompany him
His associates and the date OF de-
parture will be announced later
DIR. Owensswas former United States
Commissioner on Rural Finance. hav-
ing been appointed by President Will
son in 1913. and is said to be highly
experienced in this line. He is often
referred to as the father OF the Fed
eral loan system" since he assembled
the American Commission from thir-
ty-five States and five Canadian prov
The Washington herald., 1919-03-27
ALEXANDRIA ENJOYING BOOM
WHICH SMELLS CTTY'S GROWTH
New Industries Bring Thousands of Workers
With Many Intending to Buy Homes
And Settle There Permanently.

genuine Virginia hospitality prevail.
throughout the year.
F. H. Higgins. secretary Of the
Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation,
returned today from a business trip
to Western New York.
Mr.. Higgins was in New York
City on Tuesday and witnessed the
big demonstrations in honor of the
Twenty-seventh Division. New York
State National Guard troops. who
marched in review that day. Mr..
Higgins was a former member of
this division.
r. NJ. Much. assistant treasurer,
and L. d. Christie. acting auditor
OF the Virginia Shipbuilding Corpo-
ration, leave for New York today
on company business.
j. William May reported at a meet
ing OF the civic bureau on Monday
night that he had secured the CO.
operation Of the public utilities COM
panies in locating positions for the
light poles for Alexandria Great
White Way.
1t was announced at the meeting of
the. civic bureau of the Chamber of
Commerce last night that the local
branch Of the United States Employ
ment Service was to be dispensed
with, due to the fact that the neces-
sary Federal appropria tions had not
been made.
1t was with great satisfaction. how
ever, that 1t has been learned that
Mrs. T. c. Howard. the director of the
local bureau, realizing the real serv-
ice that is being rendered to returned
soldiers through this bureau, has
agreed to continue this bureau. with
out compensation.
The civic bureau heartily commend
ed the patriotic spirit Mrs. Howard
has evidenced, in aspiring to carry
on this work, and passed a resolution
requesting the board of directors to
cooperate with Mrs. Howard in every
way possible.
The report of Mrs. Howard for the
six weeks just closed. showed that
her bureau had registered SIS appll-
cants for work, and that she had Sc
cured positions for 4ss of the appli-
cants. OF 3l2 women applying for work
she had secured positions for 217 of
them. This report gives some idea of
the Importance of the work this ou-
reau has been carrying on.
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so EASY! LIKE
ROLLING OFF LOG
Sore, touchy corns stop hurt
ing, then lift right out
with fingers

You cOrn-pestered men and women
need suffer no longer. Wear the shoes
that nearly killed you before, says the
Cincinnati authority. because a few
drops Of freezone applied directly on a
tender, aching corn stops soreness at
once and soon the corn loosens so IL
can be lifted out, root and all, without
pain.
A quarter oucc OF freezone costs
very little at any drug store. but is
sufficient 10 take of every hard or
soft corn or callus. This should be
tried, as it is inexpensive and is said
not to infiane or even irritate the sur
rounding tissue or skin. After you
lift away the troublesome corn or cal
lus the skin underneath is as pink
firm and healthy as the palm OF your
hand.-AdV.