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Hoover Is Not
Candidate For
the Presidency

Herbert Hoover of California is
not an active candidate for the pres
idency of the United States. accord
ing to the statement of Prof. Z. w
Smith. head OF the National Associa-
ton of Teachers OF Journalism, an in
innate friend and assistant of Hoover
in national administrative work of
various kinds growing out of the war.
We are able to make this announce
ment on the authority of Miss Theo
Emmerson of this city, who is stu
dent Of journalism at Leland Stan
ford University, of which department
of study Prof. Smith is the dean of in
structors. II a 300-word interview.
to which Prof. Smith was subjected by
Miss Emmerson a few days ago for
the Palo Alto Times, he said:
Hoover, sincerely, is not candi-
date for office of any kind as matters
stand at present" said Prof E. W.
Smith of Stanford University last
Friday morning.
Having known Hoover for a long
time and having been associated with
him in the national food administra-
tion and American relief association
work, Prof. Smith is in a position 10
know something of Hoover's attftude
towards his candidacy for the pres
idency.
1T is Herbert Hoover's desire to
devote himself to public service in
any capacity where he may be used.
preferably as a private citizen. He
does nor want to make himself appear
absurd by accepting the nomination
for the chief magistracy of The nation
and then be defeated He suspects
that the talk is easy, but doubts that
it will last through the campaign.
There is considerable element of
people not bound by party ties who
think that having Hoover for presi-
dent is greater than any party inter
est. The opposition of the farmers
might be considerable. Whether It
can be proved to them that the price
fixed on wheat was fair. don't know.
Hoover doesn't want to run on a
party ticket. He would certainly take
the nomination if he were indorsed by
both political parties, or if he felt tn at
lbs chances OF election were good,
and if elected. he would take the job
for what he could do TO serve the
public"
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SMALL FIRE At f:15
THIS RNOON

a blaze in the roof OF the house at
HOS Main street this afternoon about
I:I5 o'clock. due to burning SCOT fall.
ine ,ipon II from flaming chimney
resulted in calling out the fire depart
newt I r the second time today. The
flames were extInguisnec without dif-
ficIliy and without recourse to the
eustnnsry stream OF water usually re-.
quircd N such cases The property
is owned by II. McKinstry of 323
North Sixth street
The fire department truck. for the
first time in it's history. developed
engine trouble soon after leaving the
headduarters and delayed the run TO
the threatened confaeration for sew
ernl minutes. which. under certain cir
cumstances. might have proven disas
trous to the imperiled property
For results fry The Record wautad
columns Sure business eetters
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NOTICE or FINAI. st.r-rI EMKNr
AND DETERMINATION or
HEIHsHIP.

ceased
Notice Is hereby given that on the
ltth day OF February. 4. ID. fs2O. AT
clock p. m, the undersigned viii pre-
sent 10 the County Court OF Fremont
county. Colorado. her accounts for
hnal settlement of administration Of
sald estate. when and where all per-
J"ct TO them, ~ they so desire
Notice Is also hereby given that an
pIication for the determination OF heir
snip OF said Monro. NJ Wilson. a..
ceased has been made and that IN.
oourt VIII on said date h.reinbefore
mentioned. or at any time TO which IN.
nehrlnS may b. continued, proceed Ia
,h.'ftaln ana dctermin. who ar. the
helrs OF the said Monroe NJ Wilson. a.
ceased. ana as such entitled TO Inherit
any ,nnhs. t"nem.ntr. hersditaments
or other property. real or p.rEonai
cnhstituting ali or part Of IN. .stat.
OF the said Monro" NJ Wilson a.
e.hssu ana enter a decree accardinriy
i winch hearing all persons claimlnx
70 %" heirs-at-law OF said dgrenncs
may appear and present their proo,
ADA Il. WILSON
AdminIstrator OF tho Estate Of Man,.
NJ Wilson. Decea sed '"e
Firrt Pub. Jan. Is. 1899
Last Pub Feb r. 1890
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NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the Stock.
holders OF The Canon City Hydrauiic
and lrrisattng Ditch Company WIN ~
held at their office. Mum Der 22s Main
street. Canon City. February rs. 1870.
10 receive reports OF the Business of
the Company for the past year. 10
elect Directors for ensuing year. 10
vote an assessment TO defray expenses
for keeping its Trrigating Com pany's
property In good condition and 10
transact, such other business zs NAV
properly come before the meeting.
As good many Stock certificates
have been left in hands OF Secretary
Tor many years that belong with the
deeds OF owners, who are Respectfully
requested to get them before the An
nual Meeting and those holding stock
entitled to transfer are urged TO com
plete title to same
BY order OF the Directors
January "a. 1920.
j. II. HARRISON,
President.
B. F. RoCKAFELLow.
,,,.., ,, Secretary.
Last Pub. Feb II
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secretary TO make. sign. file and pub
lish this notice OF dissolution under the
seal of such corporation.
In witness thereof. we, the president
and secretary OF said THE RUTH A
NEWTON ESTATE COMPANY. have
made and signed this notice of disso-
luton unoer the seal of the corpora
ton.
1SEAL) ROBERT 5. CAST.
President.
WILBUR NEWTON. Secretary.
First Pub. Jan. S, 1920.
Last Pub. Feb. 19, 1920
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VISITS CITY EN- ROUTE
TO WESTClIFFE HOME

w. NJ. Kettle, after visiting his
daughter at Fort Collins and stopping
at the stock show in Denver, and also
spending a few days in this city on
business, returned to his home in
Westcliffe Friday.
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NOTICE OF DI.sOLUT1ON.

xwrdN TS'f e esr1T srr'fy tsss F,,E nwTH a
debts ana that nf meeting Of It's
shnreholdarr regularly called for the
pnrpose OF coraiderinp and determin-
Ing the propriett Of dtssolvinf the cor
porntIon. nli of the compnDv's stock
hold.rr were nresent and unanimously
voted 20 dissolve the corporation. ana
instructed tho oompany's president and
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NOTICE OF ADJUsTMENT DAY.

,II'F " NnISTHENT UNf.
Estntc OF Rosa g. Jameson, Deceased.
Al persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified 10 pre-
sent them for Adjustment TO the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado, on
the Ith day OF February. 4. n. 1890.
orEENYE ". JAMESON.
First Pub Jan z 1920
Inst Pub. Jan. 20, 1920
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SUMMONS.
state OF coiorado.l
County of Fremont.
In the County Court
H. scavarda. plaintin.
VS..
The California Grape Associa-
iion. and the Bank Of Italy of
san Francisco. California;
Summons.
rnE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
-, COLORADO,
You are hereby required to appear in
nm action brought against you by the
COURT or FREMONT COUNTY.
STATE or COLORADO. and answer
the complaint therein within twenty
are served within this county: IL served
out of this county or by publication
within thrifty days after service hereof
Judgment by default win be s'ou taken
against YOU according TO the prayer of
the complaint.
II 2 COPY OF the complaint be not
hereof be made out OF the State of Col
orndo. ton days additional time TO that
action.
This is an action to recover Ten Hun
Twen,yx Ts a cent? Rol1 aisres pa ID
the complaint TO be duo from the de-
tendants 20 the plsintiY, together with
interest from the 23d day of October.
WITNESS: KENT l.. ELDRED. Judge
and Acting Clerk of said Court and the
seal thereof hercunto affixed. at the
23rd day Of October, 1919.
tsEhL) KENT, J.. ELDRED.
r, , Judge and Acting Clerk.
Last Pub. Feb. o. 1920.
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NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT n,

Is.IHI" OF t.mna II. Rlpicy, Drc.ased
~ persons having claims aasaInTt
la snla estate are hereby nottned 10 pr..
seht thein Tor adjustment to tn. County
Court Of Fremont county, Colorado ~
the lfth,d day OF February. 4. u 1880
MARY r TEMPT.IS
Pr, pa. -, =, Administratr.z
last Pub. Feb. g. 1920
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p. F. ROCKAFELLOW.
FOR RENT.
25-3t

Two suites of rooms, each embrac-
ing 22x64 feet space, second story,
223 and 225 Main street; rent sS:
water rent paid by owner. Also ware
house, 206 Main street; solid floor,
safe for four carloads merchandise.
cheap. 25-St
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FINE REALTY BARGAINS.

Two OF the best blocks in East
Canon. The corners on East Main
street and Greydene avenue; also 7is
acres fronting on East Main. and
north on New avenue, east side
Fruitmere farm. -
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or rINAL sETrLEMENr.

NOTICE on FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate OF George Gibbs, Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that on the
undersigned VIII present TO the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado
her accounts for nnal settlement of ad-
ministration OF said estate, when anH
where all persons In interest may APP
pear and object TO them. IL they so de-
sire.
AMANDA GIBBS.
AdmInistratr1N.
First Pub. January s. 1890.
Last Pub. February 8, 1890
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For Young Girls
Entering Womanhood d

a. ToIt scott, Kans. .-"It l. with pIeasurc
snr;., sml. 1 .eii what Dr. Picrce's Fayorite Pre-
Oldest girls. j took it during expectancy
with the best OF results also recommend
". Picrcc's Favoritc Prescription to
mothers that have girls just turning into
WI m;oiahoo1, n1, gave it 10 my two oldest
eris irregularities was their trouble) md n
worked like n charm. They are now s,o,,t
healthy yonng ladies and will always
recommend 'Favoritc Prescription to nv
friends and all who suffer from feminine
complaints, Mrs. OLA klRkMAN.
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Kansas Women
Who Testify

Lawrence. Kans.:
II have taken DIR.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for wo-
mans trouble and
was greatly pleased
with the benefit I
received from IL.
DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are
well known to me
because j have taken
them of and on for
years whenever I
had Stomach s-..l.I
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221 Main street. recently $500 spent
in renewals: has large bank vault:
rental very moderate. with option TO
purchase. 25-3t
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JUDGE WILEY A VISITOR
HERE THIS WEEK

Judge Wiley returned 10 his home
In Westclife Friday after a stay Of
week In Canon City.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Canon City, Colo. Jan. 7, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nuai meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Lincoln Park Pump Ditch Com
pany will be held at the Lincoln Park
school house on Saturday. February
IA. 1890. at O'Clock p. M. sharp. for
the purpose of electing five directors
for the coming year; to levy an a.
sessment on the stock to defray ths
expenses for the coming year and 70
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting
BY order OF the board OF directors.
+. X MILLER. President, II
Z. B. wooDFoRD. Secretary.
First Pub. Jan. Is. 1920.
Last Pub. Feb. s, 1920
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While reveling the wild orgy spending just
member that editorial hatchery has budged inch
from its old stand.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To IEIsr
STATE IAND

misaioncrs.
Denver Colo. January 90. 1890
,,, M"ncc " hereby given tina, nppiicn-
Ing described school lands situate il
rr,nm"hi County. Colorado, to-witi
a. fnrt y OF NEf and SCI OF Soc,,o,,
W; township 20 s. Range ~ " ~
piehiion number B-tiis All OF Sec.
,,on 10, township ~ ". Ranre 10 "
Nnbtlrhtlon number n-Ifsa
Notice is further hereby given Tim,
A., o,h.r. p.rrons desiring 10 fle nm
this tract Of Innd must nIa sa,, TT ~
"uir. nrior TO February "a. Ihs0 AS no
.'h"r application IN lapae thc sho"s
Said date. "''ef
f,.,.,. g.. " v VIVIAN
".sl.,rr stat" Hoard land comn,.-
Fret Pub Ian 90 4aso
'.ssf Pub, Feb ~ iasa
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NOTICE OF .DJusrMr>T nv.

ceased N"'s''n' '"-
Al persons having claims ngains,
-hiu estate are hereby notified TO pre-
s.ht them FOR adjustfnont TO Che coun
w Court OF Fremont County. Colorado
On the 2sth day of February. A. n
CHARLES n. WALDO.
p,-., ~, Administrator
Last Pub. Feb. 20 1920
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There always sides every queson-the trouble
being, however, that the other fellow it.
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Children Cry
WR FlETcHER'S
CA . TO RIA

FOR SALE Capital stock in the Din
mond Fire Brick Company A. II.
White, Denver. Colo. wifi
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Banquets, opine will be popular in the
halcyon days of champagne bourbon gin fixes.
as yet, has not been mellowed to the proper
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Radicals Plus Radicals


Would you like to live in Russia? Would you like
this country transformed into another Russia?
Radicaisr11 Russia what today-radicalisn
sides The of Russia have been the radicals
of modern tmes-probaby of all times. Their radcas
ored class Now the rotting unhonored
murdered by another set of radcathe boshevk
The rich and favored longer rich favored They
being plundered and murdered by the people whom they
robbed few short months ago.
A of dog dog.
But take a look country View the situation
without malice and without passion.
Capitalistc greed and radicaism fomenng danger
radicaism among the laboring classes.
Radical labor leaders continually stirring strife and
nenlity toward all capital.
to swallow the other at gulp and neither is
willing the other half way adopt
basis of adjustment of difficulties
There brains and among both capi
talsts and the laborrs But in both camps radcais makes
big noise and conservatism dances to the music r
Throw the radicals on both sides and Americans
will be able view boshevst Russia with pity rather than
with apprehension.
radical is radical in whichever camp you find him.
And Ireland, it would is something than spot
on the map.
John D. Rockefeller staggering around under
dred million dollars worth of Standard Oil stock The poor
unfortunate overburdened mani No wonder oil
jump the other day
Might just that income tax You can't
charge up worry on your expense account
Moonshng in these days of parched throats
confined the ancient habitat of the wild
to be right in your neighbors arsocratc cellar.
people going to sleep because they spend
too much time laying awake thinking about it.
Banques we opine will not be popular in the
hacyon days of champagne bourbon and gin zzes Water
yet, has not been mellowed to the proper
There always sides every queston-the
being however that the other fellow
While reveng in the present wild orgy spending Just
member that editorial hatchery has budged inch
from its same old stand
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Moonsinng in these sunny days of parched
confined to the ancient habitat of the wild
apt to be right your neghbors arstocratc cellar.
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NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLEMENr.

Estate OF Betscy A. Bowen. deceased.
Sotice is hereby given that on the
IAN day OF February, A. ID. 1920. at
o CLOCK y. m. the undersigned will pre-
sent 10 the County Court of Fremont
county, Colorado, his accounts for nnai
settlement OF administration of said
interest may appear and object TO them
IL they desire
HENRY e. POLHEMUs
Executor OF the last VIII and Testa-
ment Of Betsey A Bowen D~~eased
First Pub. Jan. is. 1920
Last PUB. Feb. ~, 1890
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OF was constipatcd or bilious.
can recommend both Of these remedies
~, ~ good reliable medicines "-MRS. II. Is.
IiTTERiNGTON. 739 New York 81
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Some people have trouble going sleep they spend
too much time laying awake thinking about it.
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Might just well smile that income can't
charge up worry your expense account
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John d. Rockefeller is staggering around under hun,
dred million dollars worth of Standard Oil stock The poor
unfortunate overburdened man! No
jump the other day
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-12-03
TREE FALLS, KILLS
GRANGER FARMER
PECULIAR ACCIDENT
TO SEALY D. PRICE
Lived Two Days and Dies in Akron
HDspftal-Was Successful Farmer
Leaves Widow and Eight Children
/, Funeral Monday.

Sealy D. Price, a Grangerburg farm
er, met with an accident on Wednesday
of last week at his home a mile south
of the burg, which subsequently result
ed in his death. and under somewhat
peculiar circumstances.
A son of Mr.. Price was backing a
truck out from the barn, when one OF
the wheels caught the end of wire
clothesline lying on the ground, the
other end being fastened to tree
Unaware of the ENHANCEMENT the son
continued backing the truck, the
strain breaking the tree, which was a
dead one, and it fell, one of the limbs
striking Mr.. Price on the head.
The unfortunate man being plainly
in critical condition, was removed to
Peoples hospital, Akron, where he ex.
pired on Friday. Despite the serious.
ness Of his injuries, Mr.. Price did moi
lose consciousness and was able tc
converse with his family until the end
Mr.. Price and family have resided
in Granger for about three or foul
years, and have made many friends
in the community who will sympathize
with the family in their bereavement
Besides the widow there survive eight
children, the youngest an infant.
Funeral services were held in Ak
ron at the home of a brother-in-law
on Monday, and burial was made il
the cemetery at Stoves Corners.
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MEDINA WOMAN WINS
SUIT FOR INHERITANCE

Mrs. w. S. Barnett of Medina re-
Gently fell heir to an inheritance from
her father under conditions somewhat
peculiar, and which involved access to
the law. The father was Matthew
Henry Cross, native of Richfield,O.,
where he and his family resided for
many years. Some years ago Cross
went to Midland, Mich, whereshe ac-
cumulated some property, and his
daughter, Mrs: Barnett heard little if
anything Of him.
"A year or more ago an advertise
ment appeared in local paper in
quiring as to any heirs of Cross who
meanwhile had died. Mrs. Barnett i'm
mediately interested herself in the
matter and found that her father had
made viii bequeathinf his property
to company, or certain members Of
a company with which he had been as
sociated. Further investigation dis
closed that Cross had at one time been
subjected to an inquest of insanity and
Mrs. Barnett at once sought legal ad-
vice to have the will set aside. She
was successful and was 50 advised re-
J Gently.
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Y. M. C. A. MEETING

The monthly meeting Of the Medina
county committee Of The Young Mems
Christian association will be held at
Leroy, Friday, December 8. The
committee and their guests will meet
for dinner at 6 o'clock at Ye Tavern.
This will be special meeting, as it
is held on Friday instead Of Monday,
the usual date, owing to four day
conference which is being held in eight
communities throughout the county in
the interests of personal influence and
evangelism among older boys. The
first small group conference was in Lo
di Tuesday evening. The last will be
in conjunction with the county COM
mittee meeting Friday evening in Le-
roy.
H. w. Large of the county depart
ment, Y. M. C. A. State Committee OF
Ohio, has been in Medina county since
Tuesday afternoon. Other men whu
have added greatly to these confer
ences are j. M. Aldapher of Akron, E
J.. Hart of Cleveland and W. c. Cart
Itch of Columbus.
Mr.. Cartlich, State Boys Work Sec
retary for Ohio, will also be present
at the county meeting Friday evening
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cOMpANIoNSHIp OF
s. YEARS BROKEN
MRS. w. H. WIDEMAN
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Death Follows Brief Illness-Had
Rounded Out Four Score Years
Funeral Held in Medina, Burial in
Seville.

On Friday of last week there passed
from life another of Medina's pioneer
ladies', beloved and esteemed by the
many who knew her. and whose death
severed a companionship with the aged
husband of over sixty years. The
'decedent was Mrs. Marietta Shank
Wideman, wife of W. H. Wideman,her
death occurring at her home, 200
North Broadway, after brief illness.
She was born Oct. Is. 1910, and thus
had reached the ripe age of four score
years. She became the wife of Mr..
Wideman on Nov. 10, 1857, with whom
she had dwelt in happy wedlock for
siXty-three years-an unusual length
Of time to be granted by kindly
Providence. Long past the golden
wedding day they lived to be, as when
they began life's walk together, each
others own best company.
To them were born five children,
two of whom died in childhood: Alice,
who died Oct. "a, 1873, and Clinton B.
who died March 5, 1876; Pearl, Mrs.
B. X. Beadle of Elyria; Flora, Mrs.
James Chaffee of Akron and Harrison
Blake, who resides on the farm on
Lafayette Road. These three face
the breach which has been made in the
battlements of the old home by the
passing of the mother at the call Of
the silent, the inevitable messenger.
And abiding here in the home which
she came to make for him is the hus-
band, companion of so many years, who
has already passed within the portals
Of his ninetieth year, waiting at the
threshold of the new experience upon
which the departed one has entered,
with loved ones gone before into the
homeland.
Mrs. Wideman was a woman of calm
strength and reserve power; a woman
of serene faith sufficient for every day
and for every emergency. She was a
member Of the Congregational church
of Medina. Funeral services were
conducted from the home on North
Broadway by her pastor. Rev. w. J.
Drew, on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 80.
Interment was made in the cemetery