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Editorial
Our Nominee For
District Attorney

For district attorney for the Eley-
enth Judicial district, which is CON-
posed of Fremont Chanee, Park and
Custer counties. the Republican can
didate Is Thomas A. Nevins of Sa-
Ida. II is with no little pleasure the
Republicans present Mr.. Nevins for
this Office and commend him to the
voters at the November election. as
he combines a rare equipment for
the place.
BY education, professional practice.
personality and honorable. upright
reputation he Is admirably fitted for
the position. and IL elected. will meet
its requirements in manner that
will be creditable to his supporters
and the people generally of the dis
trict Mr.. Nevins has only a limited
acquaintance in Canon City and Ere
mont county. but has made a splendid
impression on those he has met N
weeks. In Salida and ChafYee coun-
ty none stand higher In the public es-
TEEN He has lived there for a num-
Der OF years and commands. by mis-
excellent citizenship the respect and
good Will of the community.
AS lawyer and student OF affairs
Mr.. Nevins is deservedly popular. pro-
found and hcholarly. He Is a grad
uate OF Harvard University and IS
very successful IN his professional
work. Active energetic. publle-spir-
tied. honest and friendly Mr.. Neyins
makes friends wherever he goes. and
is attracting to himself host OF ad-
mlrers throughout the district HI
campaign for election is being carried
on In modest manly manner and Is
proving most effective
You can vote for Mr.. Nevius with a
clear conscience and be assured In do
ing so that your confidence in his
character and educational attain
ments have not been misplaced There
is no doubt that II Mr.. Nevins IS
chosen district attorney that the Il
fice viii be dicharged in a manly, ef-
ficient and impartial manner His
administration OF It's duties and re-
sponsibitties will redeem the antici-
pations OF the most sanguine and d.
voted OF his friends.
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those Of previous years. 1t Is esti-
mated that it will approximate $500
rhe registration in the six Canon
City precincts is 2.644, and in the
three Florence precincts 1901. Dur
ing the two last days the election
boards sat in the Canon City precincts
a total of more than 500 original regis
trations were made. The whole
lumber of such registrations made in
Canon City since the poll books were
opened is believed to have been
slightly in excess of 700.
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NEW MILLINERY.

Mrs. Hiatt has added small line
Of millinery to her stock Of ready-to-
wear garments. which she has for
sale at her home. 631 River street
She invites the ladies 10 call and see
her goods They will find attractive
hats of the latest styles at very rsa-
sonable prices. Also. good values
and low prices in coats. suits and
dresses. 1903 WIZ
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.

Department of the Interior. United
Pueblo, Colorado, october 4. 1920
To Joseph F. Slater of Cotopaxi. Con-
You are hereby notified that Jesse
Ahart, who gives Cotopaxi Colorado.
as his postoffice address. did on Sep
duly corroborated application TO con-
test and secure the cancellation of
20. o2si2o, made October IS. 1915. for
Section sec t 50. Township g S s. . n. 81 Range /. N Il
grounds for his contest he alleges that
you the said Joseph F. Slater, have
never established or maintained res
improved, cultivated or occupied the
land in any manner since making en-
been at all times since date of entry
in a state of nature; that you have
than three years last past past and that
That your absence from the land and
to your employment in the military
or naval service of the United States
You, are. Therefore, further notified
that the said allegations will be taken
fs.th By this offiee as having bee been con-
win be cancelled Hereunder. without
your further right to be heard therein.
either before this office or on appeal.
II you fail to nls in this office within
20 days after the FOURTH publication
bA TINS NOTICE. as SHOWN below. your
answer. under oath. specifically meet
ing and responding TO these aIlega-
tions Of contest. or il you fail within
that time to dle in this Office due
proof that you have served a copy OF
your answer on the said contestant.
either in person or by registered mall
Il ,his service is nude by the deliv-
cry OF a copy OF your answer TO the
contestant in person proof Of such
service must be either the said con-
estants written acknOwfcd dgement OF
his receipt OF the -1ry, showing the
s.F nee 81 rr.Hs- -
the person by whom the delivery was
made stating when and whera the
copy was delivered. II made by regis
tered mail. proof Of such service must
consist Of the affidavit OF the person
by whom the copy was mated stating
when and the posto1ice 10 which 1t
was mailed. and this affidavit must be
e accompsuied by the rnstmaster's re-
ceipt for the letter
You should statr in your answer the
name of the postonice to which YOU de-
sire future notices to be sent 10 you
g. NJ CAMERON
Register
First Pub October 81. 1920.
List f'--. Sovember II. 1920.
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Biggest Registration
In History of Co.

The registration of voters for the
coming election is the biggest in the
history OF Fremont county. The ex-
act figures for many OF the precincts
has not yet been computed. and the
exact number OF voters In the county
is not known. although II is certain
that the number will greatly exceed
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BABBERGER BUYS
NEW RESIDENCE

W. Babbereer, having recently spid
his home, a day or two ago purchased
the nine-room combined brick and
frame residence at 3Is North Fiji
teenth street from DR.. W. +. Brooks.
and has taken possession of 1t. Mr..
Babberger says the acquisition again
Identifies him with Canon City for an
indefinite period
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REVIVAL SERVICES AT
FREE METHODIST CHURCH

The revival services at the Free
Methodist church. Griffin avenue, are
going good. and will continue through
next week. The church has been
greatly strengthened anu >inners con
verted. Subject sor Sunday mornins !:
Entire Santification." and Sunday
night: "On He'll: Place of Abode
for the Lost Soul All are cordially
invited to attend these services.
WALTER SIMMONS, Pastor.
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Obituary

Sarah Jane Allen was born Dece;n-
ber 16. 1889. at New Trenton. Ind,
and passed away AT the Graves hos
pital October II. 1920. at the ase OF
so years 10 months 1 day. For IL
most year Mrs Allen had been sore
ly afflicted with cancer of the bone.
and at times her suffering was almost
unhearable. yet she maintained a he
roic patience threughout her illness
that was wonder to her attendants.
Mrs. Allen, whose maiden name was
Fox. was married in 1862 to George
Hiatt. at New Trenton, Ind. To this
union one son was born. Elmer Jacob
Hiatt, who passed away at Montrose.
Colo, November IS. 1911.
On September s. 1869. she was mar
ried to Harvey B. Allen at Lawrence
burg, Ind. They came to Colorado
in 1899. and most OF the time since
then. have made Canon City their
home. Mr.. Allen died June IS, 1918.
The deceased is survived by brother.
Martin V. Fox. living at New Trenton.
Ind: four grandchildren. Harvey. Ell
mer, Rolla aud verda Hiatt, and sew
eral nieces and nephews.
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nAR1,s euslNess coLLEoE.

Day school. SIS, Night school, Sc
month. in advance. Save one
months tuition In paying six months
III advance. Enter any time. WITT
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sta'e OF colOrado.l
Count ~ g'rernont,)
In the District Court.
In the matter Of the Petition)
9ETERMrNATI6H 81 GFfaT n HUI F9F OF TRE} he
TERESTS II LANDS. TENE) Notice.
MENrS AND HEREpITA-l
LEY DECEASED.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
Cecil NJ nm. claiming TO be the owner
as grantee Through meSue convey
ances), of Robert .. Burley. surviving
husband Of Ella n Burley, deceased.
has nled in said court his duly verified
petition asking FOR judicial ascer-
heirs OF said deceased. Ella II Buricy.
who died intestare al her home in the
eity Of clhtsagee. Illinois on Or a591t DO, 4
and se,tyus forth that the names, RosL-
0f@{ce addresses aud 'efiHHef lp II a Il
S"us who ar- vr claim o. no heirs
Of said deceased - far as i,1cwn 70
the petitioner. arr - 10l
Robert Q BuTIey ,l'r-A Asndl. ha-
John ~ Short and N5Brr n. Shcrc
father and mother. resr. ativsiv. 5ns
I.eona short. sister. sos Hazel ave.
nue., Canon City. Coiorado
Mary ? Leftwtch- slStrr. 81 f-iiSt
The property aIieEed n the said pc
tition 10 he effected IS as follows; Lot
Eleven tn in Block Thirty-three
ing to tho recorded nlat.
The said court has dNcd the ioth day
of November. 1890 at sire hour Of 10
o'clock a m. iu the court house at
Canon CITY. Fremont county. Colorado,
for heariv- on -he above mentioned
petitIon anc notice Is gwen 10 al con-
cerned that the court will then nr 1t
such later date 10 which the said cause
may BE- continued. adtudicate and de.
reririue rhe matters 'nrarad In the said
petitioi
/ OF the District Court for the county
I Of Fremont. state of Colorado. and the
seal thereof at Canon CITY. in said
[ county and state this 21th day Of Sen
tember. A n. 1880.
EDWARD r. ARTHUR.
! tSEAL) Clerk
I 1ast Pnb October IS IasN
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that there
will be a SPECIAL MEETING OF the
stockholders of the Diamond Fire
Brick Company. held at its office. 6l7
Main street. Canon City. Colorado, on
Wednesday, the 10th day of Novem-
ber. 1920. at 1880 o'clock p. M. to con-
slider whether the term of incorpora-
ton of said company shall be extend
ed for further period of 20 years and
to vote upon a resolution necessary to
extend its term OF existence.
This notice is given pursuant to can
of stockholders of said company, own
ing in excess of 10 per cent of the en-
tire capital stock of said company, on
file with the secretary.
Dated Canon City. Colorado. Octo-
ber 1, 1920.
A. f. SHARMAN. Secretary.
First Pub. Oct. Z. 1920.
Last Pub. Nov. 4. 1920.
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1t is possible 10 make little meat
so along way by combining 1t with
bread dressing. macaroni. rice, dump
lings or potatoes, and the cheaper
cuts OF meat are as good to use in
this way.
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All the news. and late te,epgrap
In The Daily Record.
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY.
Estate OF II. d. Thompson. De-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for Adjustment to the
County Court OF Fremont county. Col
orado, on the. 9Th day of November, A,
D. 1920.
j. A PERKINS.
Administrator.
First Pub. Oct. Z. 1890.
Last Pub. Oct. IS. 1890.
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'uins ~aJ- iay= s1=sis. ur sn-sr-
~inins. telepaon- - Lac sssco-i AL
1t -homs folks" know sool-
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 stirring all the while As.Bsy tizis stares to the old furniture. using an cd pant brush. Let t remain over nigft- tho :, scrub off Then reyarnish with the eel ored vaTnisi, as to stain, and tsen Na4- nish is much more expeHsive.-
 If you wish the fumed oak or mission wood. just stain the wood and wax it Rub with a wooden cleth.
 While the price of sugar-,is sosrng how many have used powdered saecnarin for sweetening certain things2 II IS per fectly harmless. Gve # 2 trial. 4 pinch of this will sgeeten a good sized disn oi stewed tomatoes or anything along tnis line of food It will sweeten a cu1 of-tea but isn't good in eoffeeocr cake.
 To make a fine loaf,.oL chocolate cake buy a cake or so of the sweetened choco- late that is so popular now. melt it and unread on the layers. It's delicious makes much less work for the cook and requires no more sugar nor vanilla An sther way is to use marshmallow that i' to be bought in the small round paste board boxes and as. it is already sluos ;ickishly' sweet, simply stir into it cocoi pr chocolate perhaps Rocoanut if you like and you have a nice filling and not eapen tive either. Condensed milk of any bran' may be used in the same way with Soo' results .
 Did you ever have a cake of bon am that you could use to the last particle 1 If you have bits left put them througl
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of 24 knot speed which are now under construction Unlike the dreadnousht- class reliance on big guns exclusively. the Lexington will carry 16 six-inch gunssas a secondary armament.
 Taking5,a page from the naval lessons of the war, the designers of the Lexing- ton have equiped the ship with four anti aircraft guns, eight torpedo tubes, four of which are submerged and four on deck and with means of defense against aerial bombs and aerial Cpedoes De fense against submarine torpedoes will be obtained through fDrce and aft tor pedoe defense bulkheads by which the stability of the vessel will be preserved no matter where she is pierced. Under any conditions but an explosion, it claim ed, the Lexington class of warship should prove unsuitable.
 An indication of the Lexington's great ness is afforded by comparison with British warship Hood, which when it2 is .fioated will be the biggest ship in the
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 ton Withsa soft brush. and rinse off with another Abrush dipped in cold water, wip- ing quickly with a cloth and placing the hat in a shady place to dry. Oxalic acid IS poison and therefore tue brushes and cloths used in the work should be dis posed of prudently. of this acid be used in greater strength than have directed. ats will rot the straw; and if the cleaned hat were to dry in the sun it might also be attacked by the acid-so care should E.l
 Old-chat ribbons may be rejuvenated by washing clean and stiffening them by adding a little gum arabic to the last siTse water.e Use two teaspoons of gum arabic to- one pint of water --sa
 White silk, chiffon and chiffon cloth are treated alike in renovation. Wash in luke
 warm water with light suds, bIueing slightly. Iron with a merely warm iron on the wrong side when the fabric is nearly dry ''s rsl hope any who try this bit of economy will be as successful as have been. s@ s- -~ a>s-..ss 5. ,i; sr THISTLE
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Drawings For Worlds Biggest Warship

Quincy Mass, May 2s.-The keel of the worlds biggest warship will be laid down here within six months. The battle cruiser Lexington. combining in a degree unequalled by any ship of war now built or building the qualities of powerful arm ument and Nigh speed, has taken form in drawings and awaits the arrival of ma terisls 10 be advanced from the hands of the architect to those of the builder
 By fall, 1t Is estimated. the prospective queen Of tn. United States navy will be- come a ship under construction instead of au ambitious plan.
 The Lexington is the name-ship of a ciass Of battle cruisers which will give Uncle sam within four years a neet of six
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than any passenger ship.

than any passenger ship.
 The Lexington. which is to be equipped with electric drive, vii lattain speed of 35 knots. This cruiser speed, higher than that of many. destroyers, issthe object of much of the designing sthat entered into the creation Of the Lexington class. Ar nor will be sacrificed to make possible the 35 knot speed-the main belt being only five inches thick. at it's maximum as compared with the 12-inch steel belt Gn most battleships but armament will be of of tremendous power. Tfr Lexington thus will have not only the strtegic sad- vantage of high speed but will be able to fire a heavier eharge over a great dis tance than any other battleship for which the plans are known.
 The Lexington in action will speak with a voice of 16 inch guns, of which she
 will have eight. The naves of Great Britain, France and Italy contain no gun
 greater than 15 inches and tllatrof Japan | includes 16-inch guns only on 4battleships
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big-gun fighting ships unmatched by any thing then afioat. Her sister ships, the Constellation. Saratoga, Ranger, Constitu- ton and United States, are also under contract. They bring names out of the old navy with which to develop for the first new capital vessels of the postwar fleet a traditional background for fresh exploits.
 With the others of it's class the Lexing- ton will be a whale of ship. It will displace 43,200 tons and will have the power of 1S0,00O horses, as measured in mechanical terms. Its length of STA feet is within 46 feet of the length of the Le- viathan, monster passenger liner. The 101.4 feet of width of the Lexington will make that floating gun platform broader
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your food chopper. Then you can the last particle and have clear e science
 Have you anything that vas crochet sof thread years ago and you ha thought of relegating it to the rag ba
 Don't do it. Unravel and wind on a SD,
 ard you have thread enough to do yc patching for some time. fcT patch
 must if prices conti5no as they are.
 Make your own table syrup by disso
 ing sugar. Tf it sugars" add a I, drops of lemon juice when making { syrup and while boiling to stop this. i let the syrup stand over night. and in | morning add very little hot water. 1t come to the boiling point and you H [ be delighted 10 find you have no snc : sugar 10 soak from your syrup pitch /, When measuring shortening and n 1 Iasses for gingerbread or cake, nleast ] the shortening first, then the molssi
 will. run out without waste. or grease 1
 cup before measuring the moiasses-
 There are still many more ways stretching our dollars. M H
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SOCIAL CORNER
 (contipued From Page s.)

white stravs may ae cleaned with an ap-
 plication of the sudes of white soap as heavy as. shaving father Apply these suds With soft brush, scrub swiftly. cleaning only small area at d time, and wipe off before the. straw has a chance to become. wet through. using a soft cloth wrung out of clean water. oxalic acid may be applied if the. soapsnds are not efficacieus.,, Buy one ounce of oxalic acid crystals and dissolve them in one and a half cups of cold water; apply this solu-
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RidgeneId.-An visiting and local B Scouts of the Roman Catholic faith. members of the American Legion. V attend Tn a body 8 service in St Mar church Sunday evening at 7.5o o'clo under the leadership of Assistant Seq master Joseph Zweiriein. Rev. R. Shortel will address the assemblsge.
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HINTS THAT WILL BE HELPFgL.

Social Cornerites The following will remove old yarnish: Mix one pound of sal-soda with one and one-haf cups of -four, meisten to paste with a little cold water, then pour in enough boiling water to make the mixture like starch
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