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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
sueaue,~s SALE.

State Of colorado.l
county Of Fremont,
In th, District Court No. ilnN
1'hr Beaver Park Land audi
Water Company. Corpora,
ticn. Plaintim.
VS.
Archibald Cowie. Defendant.
by virtue OF an execution issued out
ot the ofric" OF the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court Of said County Of Fremont
and State OF Colorado. In the nbor" e'i-
tilted cause. dated the 1Tth day OF Feb
ruary. a. -. 1920. and to III" u sheriff
Of said Fremont county directed, aud
wherein am commanded out or IN"
lands and tcnemcntH. goods pnd chat
tells of said defendant. Archibald cowic.
to make III" sum Of Eight Thousand
Dollars $4,000 oot damages. together
with interest thereon Mt the rat" OF
per cent per annum. from the date Of
Judgment. to-wit: June 3S. 1919. TN
~ satisfied. together with court costs
Amounting 10 Fifty-tbr"" Dollars aud
One Cent tsb30b and costs and "r-
penses OF sale dld on ~" -nih tsth
day of February \ ~ 1870. levy upon
orty. to-wit 1000 shares Of atock rep
resented by Certificate 10. 81 IN the
and now standing on the books Of said
company IN the nam" Of srid defend
ant. Archibald cowl".
Vow therefore T. W - Nswrn'nh
sheriff of snId county Of Frerront and
atafr of Colorado. VIII an Snturdav
tho i3'h day ~ March. - taco
commencing ~ iNF hohf ~ ~ - F'rfih
In the forenoon ot snid dnv. nud 81 ~"
front door Of N" Court House. IN 10"
CITY ~ Canon CIV. ~ said Frauori
carufv atnfa ~ rniorado OTTER for ~ n.
ard sell ~ uubiic auction The fofn"nr
irp described shsras - stock ta ~
highnti nHf best hiffe- - ~ IN In
bnnd 20 UtiH,' ra'i rsoriii"r ard
aii costs.
sh"rln 90 ,r,emoni c..na.. roioroo
Ia.al Bub MufTtt 1870
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

E. w. THOMAS
HERE FROM puE6Io
f. ". Thomas OF Pueblo is in Canon
Cit ytoday renewing old acquaint-
ances. .-,.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

PIG FEED-Rich. similar to old
time white shorts, but better. See
IL at the Blue Front Grocery. Phones
Canon 259 and 260. Asst wilt
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,"r'rE az ,pIusTME>T D>y.

Estate of George w. Geyer. Deceased
~ p-i~ons having claims against snid
estat. nre hereby notifrd 70 present
them for adjustment to the County
Court of Fremont County. colorado. on
tn. 2zih day March. 4 -. 1920.
pr NNd,TS T. f:ETEK.
T'IrAI pNTTpN.
Administrators.
First Pub. Feb. 90. 1899
Last Pub. March is. 1890.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26
NOTICE OF SPECIAL >ToC<HOtU-
FRS. MEETING.

T.WS' WEsTsTTN0s.
The stockholders OF the Gibson i.um-
Der Company are hereby notified that
a special meeting OF the stockhoider-
Of said company will be held at the Of
nce OF the company In Canon CITY. Cot
orado on Monday the 22nd day OF
March. 1920. at the hour OF 10 o'clock
In. renewal OF the corporate existence
OF said company for the term Of twenty
years from the expiration of its present
charter and for the transaction OF
suct other business relative thercto as
may properlv- come before -sid meet
ing.
Canon CIV Colo. February II. iace
fSEAIi HERMAN LOFfIk.
UE-bt Secretary.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

The Record want ads are great bust
ness producers. Try one.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

Estate of James J.. hyde. Deceased.
Notics ~ h-rrbv given that on the
2;th day Of March \. u 1870. the uu-
drralgned viii present TO the County
Court Of Fremont Couu'v. Colorado. h@r
accounts for anal settlement NJ adj
rrIrlstration or said ertEt'. when and
where nll persons In interest may an
near and object 10 thrru " tho" 20
desire
ADA \ ARTHUR.
AdminiH'rutriN.
First Pub Fob 2s. 1920
Last Pub March 2S. 1920.
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NOTICE o. FINAL sErrLENENI

estate OF lane +. Harris. Deceased.
Notice " hereby given that on the
2sth day Of March. \. n. 1920. the uii-
dersigned will present to the County
Court OF Fremont County. Colorado, hts
accounts for final settlement OF admin :
IStratiou OF said estate. when and
where all persons In interest may 40
pear and object TO them. n they so de-
CLARENCE p. HARRIS.
Executor.
First PUB Feb. ~. 1922.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

State Of Colorado
l~s
County Of Frcmpnt.i
In ihr District Court 40. ~
1'hr HEAVIER Park Land an
Water Company. q CorDor;
tion. PiaintIm.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-02-26

The mention of daylight saving"
is sntagonistic to the farmer. and in
the East they call it the daylight
v'asNirg Rw. This law cost the
farmers of the United States hun
dreds of thousands of dollars on ac-
count of not being able to put their
help to work at 6 O'Clock in the morn
ing because of the dew. 1t curtailed
production. and the consumer is hol-
lering his head off about the high
cost of living" especially against what
the farmer produces.
The Grange. with other farm organ
izations, fought the daylight saving
law in Congress, and finally effected
a repeal OF the law. which, after being
vetoed twice By the President was
passed over his head and repealed.
Now. there are some states and
towns taking IT up, and the farmers
will regard them as antagonistic TO
their interests Ever since the eight
hour law was inaugursted by the gov
ernment II has spread rom one voca
tion to another. and the farmer ~
fought II. But unless the day is
heightened In other industries the
farmer is going to be compelled Ia
adopt n. nd when tits adopted. prices
Of farm products will have TO be ad-
justed TO conform TO the shorter day
Last year. In New York state alone,
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>nI1cn nE EINNL stsrrL,.ME>r

First Pub. FEB ~. 1920.
last Pub. Mar. II. 1920.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

Can and see our r. q o. pIow.
IL nlow thsf sfsuG1 ffe Tert .-
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
NEW IBERIA TO HAVE BIG
CANNING FACTORY.
Chamber of Commerce Second
Noon Luncheon.

The second Get Together Lunch of
the Chamber of Commerce took place
Thursday noon, at the Frederic Hotel,
and as before large enthusiastic
membership was present.
President Lewald appointed Hon.
V. j. Smith to preside as toast mas
ter.
Mr.. Smith spoke of the very evil
dent spirit of New Iberia as COM
munity and called upon all good citi-
zens to at all times speak a good
word for our town wherever occasion
presents.
Hon. w. j. Burke spoke of the new
feeling of optimism and progressive
ness that has taken root in New
Iberia in the last few months, and
told what that spirit will do for us in
the future
Mr.. Abe Hirsch, Mr.. Dupre, Mr..
Frank Labit, Mr.. Goslin, and Mr..
Paul Bryant all spoke as former
citizens of other localities, and told
of their favorable impressions here
and of their belief in the splendid
future of New Iberia.
Perhaps the most important piece
Of news was delivered by Mr.. H. W.
Carver when he informed the boosters
that New Iberia is to have large
canning factory.
The Frick Brothers who have been
operating in small way 2 paying
cannery in the 7th ward of tnis par
ish, have interested with them the
firm of Dunbar and Dukate who
operate sixteen plants of this kind.
Mr.. Dietlein Of New iberia is also in
terested in the new concern which
has Incorporated under the name of
New Iberia Canning Company, Inc.
Half a square of ground has been
secured and building will be erected
and equipped to handle $4,000 cans
daily at the start
Okra, figs, black berries and other
fruits and vegetables will be handled
in season, quite payroll will be af-
forded our town, and steady market
for our truckers to dispose of their
products.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
N. |. II. S. Entertainment.

The graduation exercises held on
Friday night Of last week at the Elks'
Theatre proved to be one of the very
best ever presented to a local audi.
ence.
Prof. Bahon, in opening the pro-
gram, announced that the entire pro-
ceeds from the sale of tickets would
be spent in the purchase of books for
the High School library, and we are
pleased to announce that total OF
$l99 was realized for this laudable
purpose.
The entire program was of high or
der. and each number received gener-
ous applause from the audience that
con pletely filed the theatre.
Miss Audry Angers, who spoke on
who Is A Real American. and
Miss Lucille Gates, who discussed the
needs of a Greater Agricultural Col
lege in Louisiana. deserve special
credit for the manner In which they
handled their most important sub
jects.
The diplomas were presented to the
class by Supt. l.. r. Tilly. in his char
acteristic foreeful style.
The dramatic part of the program
reflected great credit on both the fa-
Guilty of the High School. aud on the
students taking part. The comedy
-Four O'Clock lea" written and
staged by E. j Carstens Of the high
school, was great success and both
the author and the actors are to be
congratulated.
1t would be impossible to mention
each part Of the program or to pick
out the best mum bers, but 1t was well
balance entertainment throughout,
and the entire audience was we'll
pleased.
We are informed that most of
the work of preparation was In
the hands of Miss Winters, Miss
King, Miss Webster, and Miss
Drey yfus, OF the High School faculty,
and though the success of the produc-
ton 10 no doubt sufficient reward from
their point of view. we cannot refrain
from extending to them special com
mendation, and expressing our per
sonal appreciation for most pleasant
entertainment.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
RESOLUTION

Whereas as provided by resolution
of the Parish Democratic Executive
Committee of the Parish of iberia. oi
date the 10Th day of October. A. d.
1919 and pursuant to law. Primary
Election for the selection of candidates
for the Democratic nominees of Paro
chial Officers for the Parish Of Iberia
and whereas 1t appears from the re
turns OF said Primary Election that
the following duly qualified electors
were nominated having received a
meiority Of the votes cast at said Pri-
mary Election to wit:
J s. Powers City Judge, City Of
New iberia.
Filias Broussard--Marshall.
L. Cyrus eBlanc--Police Juror. 9Th
Ward.
Clet Girard Police Juror, 9th Ward.
Leon j. Landry-Police Juror, 9th
Ward.
Frank Greig-Police Juror, End
Ward
Charles Lancon-C Constable, End
Ward.
J. A. Babin-Justice of the Peace
3rd Ward
J. A. Dugas, Justice Of the Peace,
4th Ward.
Leonce Sandoz-Justice of the
Peace, 5th Ward.
Theo. David Police Juror, 5th
Ward.
Leonard Lyon Police Juror, 8th
Ward.
Felix Schexnayder-Police Juror,
Sth Ward.
T. L. Legnon- Justice of the Peace,
9Th Ward.
F. P. Schexnayder-Justice of the
Peace. 8th Ward.
Now, therefore be 1t resolved by the
Democratic Executive Committee oi
the Parish Of Iberia. that the persons,
herein above named, be aud they are
hereby declared to be the nominees
BY the Democratic Party of the said
Parish, for the Offices set opposite
their names, to be voted for at the
General Election to be held on the
20th day Of April A. d. 1920 and the
secretary Of State is herebv author
lied and directed to cause the names
ofthe said Democratic nominees to be
printed on the Official Bollot.
j WOFFORD SANDERS, Chm
]. w. GAJAN. Secty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

me You shouldn't ought 2 be afraid
Just reckoleck that the good man
is all ways with you. | guess that
is rite but | for Got. But he was a
stepping sum if he KEEP up.
Sunday-At church this morn
ing a mishunary lady asst pa if he
had emmy use for his old close Pa
sed Yes good deal of use. This
cold weather.
Monday-Jake & me had ite
this morning which was very re-
specktable too. But we made up
g. was good trends. What's little
fte emmy way | sed 2 Jake e. he sed
Yes whats a fte ennyway.
Tuesday-The teecher asst Of Jane
Who was Clumbus & she answered
which was born in lily & moved over
here & organized Ameriky. | snick
cred, so | guess | am in Bad agen.
Shucks VITO cares about girls.
Wednesday-Pa asst me 2 ex-
plane why | got such poor grades
in skool this month. | told him |
couldn't understand it Either as |
spent more time in the skool room
than emmy buddy else (which is the
fault of the teecher evry night.
/ guess grades is like everything
Else after the Hollow days. They
just mark them down. But they is
no cents in marking them below
Cost.
Thursday pa red in the paper
tonite Where is the ole fashioned
nickel which used 2 by beer. Pa
sed Where is the old fashioned beer
which the old fashioned nickel used
2 by. Then he side long sigh
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
OIL DEVELOPMENT.

Last October Mr.. d. J. McPbee
who registered from Bradford. ODta
rio. Canada. came to New Iberia to
investigate first hand the oil indica
| tons of this immediate vicinity. he
spent several weeks in his investiga.
ton and was so we'll pleased with all
Indications that ha secured leases on
several hundred acres of land sur.
rounding our city.
When leaving, early in November
this gentleman informed us that II
was his firm belief that his company
would be engaged in drilling opera
tions here before spring.
Friday of last week Mr. McPhee re-
turned. and is now stopping at the
Hotel Frederick.
At the request of this gentleman and
local parties interested we retraiDed
from publis hing ANYTHING concerning
these prospective oil operations until
the present time, and we do so now
with their knowledge and consent. rs
all preliminary preparations for drill.
ing have been arranged.
The company which Mr. McPhee
represents Is the Detroit Canadian
Oil and Gas Company, Ltd with Of.
fees in Markdale, Ontario and De-
troit, Michigan.
The officers of this company are all
big men. of high repute in their re.
spective localities. The Board Is as
follows:
Richard Ellsworth, Pres, Wholesale
Coal d Coke Company. of Detroit.
+. T. Hill: Vice-Pres., Markdale,
Ontario, proprietor OF a chain of re
tail stores in Canada.
CLas W. Norton. Treas, Proprietor
of Norton Hotel, Detroit, Michigan.
John Rodenstab, Manufacturers
Agent, Detroit.
X. j McPbee, Oil & Gas Operator,
Director Of Development Work, Brand
ford. Ontario.
Mr.. McPhee left for Houston, Tex,
Monday night TO arrange with con-
tractors for the erecting OF IA derrick
An order was placed a few weeks ago
for drills ard other machinery, and
upon its arrival and the completion OF
the derrick drilling will commence nj
once
Mr.. McPhee, on whose investiga-
tion and advice the company has en-.
tered this field is an oil and gas maU
of thirty live years experience, hav-
ing been connected with some OF the
biggest concerns Of his kind in Am
erica
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
Basket Ball Game.

On Sunday February 1st, the St.
Peters College Basket Ball team will
play a match game with the team
from st. Charles College Of Grand
Coteau.
The game will be played On the To-
cal college gr Junds and a good crowd
is expected, as the It. Charles team is
reputed to be one of the best IN the
South, and the IT. Peters College
team has not lost game this season.
The game will be called at 2 r. NJ.
Admission, Adults, zoe, children 10c.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
"HUMAN" INSTITU TlON

That ia what one man called Ds
He probably meant that he fer
At home in dealing with us.
Yet why shouldn't bti This in
stitution was fm med by the peO
pie 10 help The people.
It's "plain mans" institution,
that's all.
1t loans him money on real es
tate security, 10 buy or build his
home.
II advises him and works with
him.
I Perhaps you want a home
Come in and see how we can help
you.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
w G. Weeks Secty
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

him " hat makes
you LUX so sober
g. sad. & the
man replyed g.
sed Wen a man
is sober issent
"- q u m,i1.
MIN sad. Pa sed
| guess it is.
Saturday went
2 a pitcher show
tonite & when |
cum out 2 go on
home the st. lites
was out. w hen |
got home ! was al
eileen out of
breath. Ma sed 2
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

RESOLUTION OF THE PARISH
DEMOCRATIC EXECU TIVE COM
MITTEE ADOPTED AT A MEET
ING HELD JANUARY "a, A. d.
1920.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

t66 cures Headacnec, Bilousness,
Loss of Appetite, or that tired aching
feeling, due to Malaria or Colds Fine
Tonic.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31
STATS DIARY.

Friday pa & me went down in
town this evening & pa seen old
friend d he sed 9
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-31

Heartburn, indigestion or distress
Of the stomach is instantly relieved
by HERBINE. IT forces the badly
digested food out Of the body and
restores tone in the stomach and
bowels.
Sold by ESTORGE DRUG co.
n It's Job Printing. 90 To
the IRERTAN Office
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28


''Tne purpose OF the Sond certifca e
camp aign, in nutshell, is to .financ :.
the elected government in projects OF
national reconstruction, to develop and
encourage Irish Industries, stop emf
grafton reopen schools, organize
banks, finance a consular service,
replant forest areas lin other words to
renabilitate that devastated country
declared Mr. Barry: 81 am sure that
when the true facts are presented at
Meetings in Southwestern Minnesota,
the clouds of anti-Irish propaganda,
81 ,verly manipulated for months, viii
pe swept away"
liver and Ole E. Haugen of Hanska
were among the recent business callers
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greenholtz and
sons, Theo. and William of Hanska,
were New Ulm visitors early last week.
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
IRISH REPUBLIC BOND CAM
PAIGN.

John E. Barry, Of St. Paul, interna-
tion ally known as director OF Am ric-
anization for the Knights of Columbus.
VINO is state organizer for the bond
campaign Of the Irish Republic, has
completed his work in the southeastern
counties of the state and has moved
into Southwestern Minnesota to or
ganize county campaign committees.
District organizers will follow Mr.
Barry and arrange for public meetings
at which the Irish question will be dis
cussed by such speakers as Walter
Holloway, of Philadelphia; Edward
Adams Cantrell, Of Los Angeles and
Holloway, of Philadelphia; Edward
Adams Cantrell, of Los Angeles and
Charles T.. Sprading, of Los Angeles
it was. officially announced today al
state headquarters here OF the
American Commission on Irish In.
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
PROYEMENT OF
EXPRESS ! X |! ! SERVICE j; G !;
GRADUAL RETURN TO NORMAL
CONDITIONS PREPARES
FOR CHANGES.
RESULTS TO BE NOTICEABLE,
WITHIN A REASONABLE
TIME.

"a
New efforts to improve the standards
of the express service throughout the
country are contemplated. by the
American Railway Express Company,
which will continue the handling of the
business as a single unit, for the time
being at least A statement to this
effect was made Monday by Agent
A. 0. Bautz in charge of the local ex-
press office, in urging shippers to be
patient and to lend their cooperation
in bettering the express service.
Back to Normal Conditions.
"NoW that the American Railway
Express Company is operating under
its own management, said Agent A. o.
Bautz, eve are gradually returning to
normal conditions and are introducing
a great many changes in methods which
we expect will, within a reasonable
time, show results very satisfactory to
shippers.
Sercive Considered Good.
We have already accomplished much
since the time of the merger in 1918,
in 1918, and the service, is generally
considered good, but we do not say it
cannot be improved and that is our
GILL. L.9St wv S@lAlioO " oIIlSC Ill
mediate improvements, owing the to
unsettled conditions that have to be
faced during this period of readjust-
ment. With the Improvement of the
railroad service and with more facili-
ties in cars and terminals, we believe
that we can show great progress in this
direction.
cit is out of the question to consider
what some people call the ''unscramb-
ling" of the American Railway Express
without greatly unsettling the whole
express business and doing more harm
than good to the shipping public. The
present company is an organization
that took over the bsuiness of the seven
formerly seperate companies and con-
solidated their working forces into a
unified operating agency of i25,0OO
men. s4-
Routin Consolidated.
"We have consolidated the routing
of freight so that it is now on national
basis, giving shippers the most direct
railroad routes available for the hand
ling of their business The centralized
management has made possible the in
PRODUCTION of standardized and improved
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
WOULD END WAR
BY RESOLUTION.
CHICAGO LAWYER FILED SUIT
AGAINST GOVERNMENT
OFFICIALS.
SECRETARY OF STATE DEFEN-
DANT IN NOVEL ACTION
OF ENFORCEMENT.

Washington. Harry a. MeCartney,
Chicago lawyer, in his capacity as a
taxpayer, last week filed suit in the dis
trictg supreme court to compel Secre-
tary of State Colby to Immediately
promulgate the joint resolution OF
Congress declaring the state OF war
with Germany at an end.
Mr. Nc Jartney based his suit on
the ground that the President has no
veto power over joint resolution.
The peace resolution has been law
the pllintiff contended, since its pas
sage May q. Harry J. Bryan, who
identified the papers as Editor of
laws Of the. State Department., also
was made defendant on the ground
that the actual publication Of all laws
was his duty.
y Failure of the defendants to publish
the alleged law, Mr.. Mccartney as
serted, has resulted in a confused con-
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
welded AT MANKATO.

The marriage of Walter B. P.
Marschner, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug.
Mars elmer, 207 Hanover and Miss
Genevieve Vedder, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Vedder of New Ulm
was solemnized at the family home at
6 o'clock Monday evening, July 10.
Judge Harry A. Johnson performing
the ceremony.
Z. The groom is employed at the office
Of H. Z. Gerlach, architect and has
recently returned from 22 months
service over seas in an engineers corps.
The bride formerly made her home in
Minneapolis The young couple left
Monday evening on short honey
moon. - The Union .Nelcs, Man
katO. n
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
THREE COUNTIES UNITE.

Nicollet, LIE Sueur and Blue Earth
county voters met yesterday at Man
kato for the purpose of perfecting a
systematic booster campaign in those
three counties, for the Babcock Good
Roads amendment. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Mime
sofa Highway Improvement Associa-
tion. Prominent speakers from all
parts of the state were. present to ex-
plain the proposed good roads plan.
Thirteen similar meetings already have
been held in the southern part of the
state, New Ulm being one Of the cities
visited by thefspeakers.s
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28

methods of express operation through.
out the country. We believe that
shippers appreciate the advantages Of
Capitalization of the express business.
Situa ton is Different.
"The Situation with the express com
panies bushes is different from that
of the railroads, in that the Govern
ment has simplyguaranteed the present
company against an operating deficit
for the next six months, instead of
guaranteeing the profits for a period
of three years, as has been done in
the case Of railroads. But no service
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28
AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY IN
MINNESOTA.

Butter production is one Of the most
important industries Of Minnesota
and is vital to the welfare Of a healthy
people. One pound of butter gives
as much energy food as four pounds
of beef or mutton or four dozen eggs
and is the only eatable fat which con
tributes the unknown substance which
experiment has proven to be absolute
ly necessary to properly nourish the
human system. Are you using butter
on YOUR table?
New Ulm review., 1920-07-28

can survive if it is operated at deficit,
and so we feel it is necessary for us to
have an increase in express rates, in
order to make the express service a
paying business, and to bring it up to
It's oldtime standards of Efficiency