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enamel rulsh garage hui drive north.
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month
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CHICAGO.

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firs,s Wetie; At mark. eas~s included.
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arrivals 90 cars. northefn whites tise
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e-EOON Otiahoma hursaiow, In cissssn
boW1evard ssetien. $1,000, Cali Aldrtdes,
eeo Rhess Walnut %. -
v0Jk Ssw Nupg siovs on Esss 18th; about
sso1y: oo.7so. l1,oes. ea.soo. eii.sso
ssosssahSs terms these houss are com
etseo In every way and the iocnuon Il
hTst.eisss Call AidridGs. Res. phone Wal.
o-NOOM. S.sterr house on West isth In
beet residsstisi section ef city. has hsrd.
used f,ssss throughout. breakfast room.
haaneoA furnace, garage. driveway
ravin0 tones psil, fss enly ukees Cali
1lersAas. nsa lAsae wsiaut ~.
6.Htj0N CeiifYNlo sUNsshu, with brest-
~ sSsslj oh Throughout. beautiful fis-
tofoo ga leessatiens French doors. fiW-
beaM sellsAg; : beautiful mantsis, Rfass
ed eamsnt lytvsi large cement porch
a. - I'D hsAcssi old paving c'asssn
pspwsiL asALTr Co.
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University Club
Final Meeting

John W. Emmerson was reelected
president unanimously of the Univer-
sity Club Tuesday evening at the
monthly dinner a, the Strathmore ho-
tel n $ Beail was unanimously
elected vice president and Floyd
Campbell was elected secretary-trcas-
urer by the same majority
This was the hnai meeting of the
year. and the after-dinner program
was an excellent one given by mem
bers of the club. Rev. J. l.. McCreight
surprised the club BY his versatility
and cleverness in giving humorous
sketches. His ability along this line
is Ear above the average
George Sinden showed that he had
given great amount OF study 10 the
Irish question in his paper on that
question. Mr. Sinden is deep stu
dent OF worldwide affairs. and his
handling of the Irish subject gave TO
his auditors a very comprehensive
idea OF IL.
Postmaster Clark Cooper. president
Of the Colorado Pos,masters' Associa-
tion. and one of the best-posted men
in the state on postal rules and regu-
iaiions. told of the many ways IN
which letters are lost. and gave an
insight into the problems which the
mail man has to overcome In the
handling OF mail matter. His paper
was unusually instructive and inter
-stiBg
Lieut. Gov Moses r. Lewis. who Is
well acquainted with the political
practices which have obtained in COL
orado since II became state. and
even before. told many inside facts
on elections of the past He traced
down the various systems OF ballotinS
which have held forth in state politics
ard explained the old-time method cf
stuffing the ballot box and repeating
There are few men In the state better
versea in political practices in Colo.
RADIO, both past and present. than
Lieut. Gov. Lewis. and he gave freely
of HIS knowledge to the club Tuesday
night.
President Emmerson reviewed brief
ly the years events OF the club. and
should be proud OF the fact that II
has been. perhaps. the most success.
full and surely the most varied in any
OF the eight years the club has been
In existence The clubs financial
statement showed n balance in the
treasury with which To start the club
year 1s2o-1s91.
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home OF her brother. Robert BIyth.
11S Riverside avenue. Friday.
Miss Dorothy Dixon came home last
Saturday. after having been confined
in the Holmes hospital for a week
with severe case of toDsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ThrelkeId are
very comfortably settled in their new
home recently purchased OF Mrs.
Emma Agard. corner First street and
Catlin avenue.
II. F. Lombard is moving to the
new home purchased of Ed Robbins
on Riverside avenue Mr.. Lombard
comes from Portland where he was
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How's Thisa

We ofyer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF casarrh that cannot be
cured BY Hairs catsrrh Medicine
Halle Catayrh Medicine has been taken
i've yeArs. and has become known As the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halle
Cstarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expsihng the Poi
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eared pcrtions
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for n abort time yoc will zee n
great improvement IN your general
health Start taking Halls Catarrh Meii-
cine at once and rps rid Of czsarrh. Send
tor tertimcnials free.
r. J. CHENEY d CO.. Tcieco Ohio.
Sold by all DruETists. no.
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ExEerToR,s AgeTioN SALE.


pursuant 10 an order Of the County
Court. in and for the County of FTre-
mont. state of Colorado. made and en-
tered in the matter of the last will OF
Betsey A. Bowen. deceased. the under
signed as executor of said estate. will
offer for sale and sell az public auction
to the highest bidder. for cash. at the
south front entrance to the Fremont
County Court House, at Canon City.
Colorado. on Saturday. the 27th day OF
March, A. ID. 1920, commencing at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, and
closing al o'clock y. m. on the same
day, all The following described prop
erty belonging to said estate, to-wft:
500 shares of the capitaI stock OF The
Gladiator Consolidated Gold Mines and
Milling Company; shares of the capi-
tai stock IL The State Saving Bank of
Gait, Iowa. and shares of the capital
stock of The Dows Opera House Com
pany- of Dows. Iowa
HENRY c. PoLHE.Us.
Executor of the viii Of Betsey A
Bowen. Deceased
First Pub March I. 1890
Last Pub. March 20. 1920.
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Death Due to
Sleeping Sickness

According TO a press dispatch from
Washington. ID. C.. Mrs Charles p.
Timberlake wife OF Representative
Tfmberlake of the Second Colorado
district. died there Sunday night from
encephalitis lethargica, tine so-called
sleeping sickness The disease,
which followed an attack of
the Influenza. developed about two
weeks ago II is said 10 have been
the first case of the kind on record
in Washington. The body will be
brought TO Sterling. Colo. the home
of the Timberlake family. for burial.
Mrs Timberlske was president of
Civic Improvement League at Sterling
and had been active in the social and
community life of that city for many
years. She came to Colorado with
her husband from Indiana. her native
state. in 1885, and settled in Weld
county. where they lived until 1900
when they removed to Sterling, where
they have resided since. Mrs. Tim
beriake was interested in both agri-
cultural and town life and extended
her activities in uplift work through
out the district and the state. "She
might IL has been said. "be called
the mother OF contentment ON the Col
orado farm"
When Mr.. and Mrs. Timberlake went
to Washington the latter became
prominent in the more serious society
OF the capital and was one OF the most
tireiess war workers. She was a val
uabie aid to her husband throughout
his political career. and was thorough
iy acquainted with the details OF con-
gressional and departmental work.
She was member OF the Congress
sional Club. the Colorado State So
ciety and many war work organiza-
fions.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that the uu-
dersigned. the nonresident guardian
of the estate OF William C. Nyenhuis. a
person of unsound mind. who also re-
sides out of the state OF Colorado. has
applied TO the County Court of the
county OF Fremont. in the state of Coi-
orado. by petition for an order author
king him, said guardian. to sell the
NEL of Section II. in Township IL
South. of Range eS West. OF the sixth
principal meridian. in said county of
Fremont. and state of Colorado. for the
purpose of investing the proceeds s
thereof in such manner as the court by
which said guardian was appointed
shall direct, and for the purpose of
supporting said William Z. Nyenhuis.
said real estate being the property of
William c. Nyenhuis: and the hearing
upon said petition will be had in said
County Court on April 10. A q. 1890.
at the honr of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon.
And said nonresident guardian of
said person OF unsound mind. above
named. hereby further gives notice
that there IS now pending in said
County Court of Fremont county. Colo
rado, an action praying for an order
authorizing the sale of said real es-
tate of said William c. Nyenhuis.
above described
Canon City Colorado March II. 1920.
II J. HESDEiISS-
Guardian
Firs; Pub March IL 1899
aEf Pub Anrl s 1920
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luncheon at the Strathmore hotel
They were delighted with the views
from the top of the gorge and the
Skyline drive. pronouncing them the
most wonderful they had seen on their
transcontinental journey.
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The Stork Express

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Monroe are the
proud parents OF a son born St Pat
rick's day. at their home in Colorado
Springs. Both mother and baby are
doing nicely
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Estate of James l. NY DE. Deceased
Notice Is hereby given that on the
z7th day of March. a. ID. 1890, the un-
dersisned will present to the County
Court of Fremont County. Colorado. her
accounts for final settlement of ad-
ministration of said estate. when and
where all persons In interest may ap-
pear and object to them. IL they so
desire.
ADA A ARTHUR,
Administrative.
Last Pub. March 25. 1920.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

fSOOm OH. IIU south DearbOrn street.
Chicago Iii. March 5. 1920.
The annual meeting of stockholders
OF the Cottonwood Gulch Mining Com
pany Will be held at Canon City. Colo
rado. on Monday. April S. 1890 at 1
O'Clock y. M. for the purpose OF elect
ing onirers for the ensuing year and
for the transaction of any other busf-
ness which may properly come before
said meeting.
E. a. NEIBERGER,
First Pub. March IL. 1890.
Last Pub April I. 1894
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The Canon City Record, Thursday March as, 1870

the Chicago Coffee Mouse at Colorado
Springs.
cAVARAuGH ON
THE SICK LIST
Thomas Cavanaugh of Florence has
been confined TO his apartments in
the Elks' home for the past two days
with a throat affection as a conse-
quence of which he has temporarily
lost his voice. His condition is grad
ualIy improving
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Saturday
SERVICES At
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

SERVICES At
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
There will be Sunday school at 8: so
a. M Morning prayer and sermon at
IL a. m Evening prayer and SER
mon at 1880 O'Clock
N. n. eERAeHTY
REPORTED BETTER
". r. Geraghty. commander of
Greenwood post No. 10, G.. A. R., who
has been critically ill at his home on
Grand avenue, Lincoln Park. during
the greater part of the week, was re-
ported to be somewhat improved this
morning, although his condition is re-
garded as still serious. Mr.. Ger
agility is said to have had rested fairly
well Friday night and was stronger
this morning In consequence of it.
FORMER RESIDENTS NOW
RESIDING IN TOPEKA, KAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Evans, former
residents of Canon city, but for sew
eral years living at Sedgewick, Kan,
have lately removed TO Topeka TO
letter to The Daily Record on Friday
announcing the change. Mr.. Evans
says:
Both Mrs. Evans and myself be-
lieve we will like Topeka very much
indeed II is not so extremely large.
but the broad streets remind me OF
Salt Lake City and they are as well
kept as those of Canon City in the
palmy days OF the Civic Improvement
League when prisoners from the pen
itentiary were allowed to work on
them"
MITCHELL & EGeERs INSTALL
A NEW CASH REGISTER
Mitchell & Egbers have installed
the newest thing in cash registers
ever brought to Fremont county. Four
teen years ago they bought the newest
thing on the market then, and the
keys were punched over 1000. 900
times in that length OF time 1t was
good cpe when turned in for the
new one, but modern business meth
DDS and increased trade made the
latest thing necessity
The new register not only tells the
number and amount of sales of each
clerk. but also gives the total sales
for the day as well as the total
amount Each customer is safeguard
ed with a ticket If they desire it.
and the amount of each charge ac-
count, together with the number of
the transaction and the initial of the
clerk is recorded on the slip. so that
any irregularities can be quickly
traced
The C. O. ID. in. out. and neutral
system which is incorporated in this
machine, IS something new. and was
originated by the Mitchell & Egbers
Company and designed TO their spe-
cial order. The new register cost as
much as the average automobile. bat
it facilitates sales transactions, and
is a great protection to the customer
as well as the store.
CITY ENTERTAINING
, TOURIST PARTY TO-DAY
The second tourist party to visit
Canon City this year arrived in auto.
mobiles this morning from Pueblo for
a visit to the top of the Royal Gorge
and a trip over the Skyline drive
The party is from New England and
is on its way home from California
where IL has been for several weeks
IL is composed OF IS members and is
travelling under the auspices of the
Collpitts- Beekman Tours Company OF
Boston.
The visitors were entertained for
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Friday
VALLEY MEN TO
USE TRACTORS

Fordson tractors from the Wann No
tor Company.
MRS. DURETT MOVES
DOWN FROM VALLEY
| Mrs. j. c. Durrett. who has been
wintering in Silver Cnffe with her
husband who is working in a mine,
has moved back TO Canon City and is
located at 925 Rudd avenue.
MANAGER w. &. oUARLES
ON THE JOB HERE
W. Z. Quarles, late cashier in the
Pueblo office of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Company. ar
duties as the successor OF Manager H.
p. Stommel OF the locar exchange, to
which he was recently appointed by
the company. Mr.. Quarles has tenn
porariiy taken lodgings at the Y. NJ.
c. a. He does not expect to bring
his wife and family TO Canon City for
a month or six weeks.
MISS QUINN CHOPS
OFF END OF THUMB
Miss Hattie Quinn. while chopping
some kindling wood last night. had
the misfortune to cut of the end of
her thumb.
D. & r. G. PASSENGER
AGENT HERE YESTERDAY
Thomas B. Easley. travelling pas
senger agent for the, d. & r. G.. spent
yesterday in Canon City. Anyone
anticipating a trip and desiring any
Information my write to him at 229
Equitable building, Denver.
LITTLE BOY RECOVERING
FROM PNEUMONIA
Arthur Miilard. 7-year-old son of A.
C. Haegard. is nicely recovering from
an attack OF pneumonia
VISITING SONS
| IN OKLAHOMA
J. r. Gay left last night for Stieler.
Okla. where he win visit his sons for
three or four weeks
WILL ENJOY GRAND
OPERA IN DENVER
Mr. and Mrs Paul Combs, Miss
Clara and Herbert Sortland, MRS.
Branden and Miss Helen Branden
will leave today for Denver 10 spend
Sunday and enjoy grand opera.
Z GLAD HE WAS NOT
At GRAND JUNCTION
II. p. Stommel who was recently
promoted in the service of tine Noun
tain States Telephone & Telegraph
Company from the management of the
local exchange TO the district superin-
tendcy at Grand Junction, received
word this morning that considerable
damage was done TO the company's
property there by Thursdays wind
storm. and was requested, II possible,
psir work Owing TO the urgency of
his duties here. however. he was un.
able TO comply.
Mr.. Stommel expects to leave next
Monday to take up his work on the
West slope. He will take the place
at Grand Junction NJ present held by
II. r. Risley. who win take a man
asesiip for tho telephone company in
Idaho.
BIG CLASS
INITIATION TONIGHT
Initiation ceremonies OF Florence
lodge. No. Gil, B. P. o, Elks, viii take
place tonight when class OF some
I rs candidates viii be shown through
snt lIiFrAtstFE Vi E4ihAon ut meet
/ inr win be followed with luncheon
In the club room. The Elks are
striving to reach the 300-mark before
the close of the Elk year. April ]. and
It is understood that they need only
about eight or nine applications to
reach the mark
WALLS DECORATED WITH
FINE PEN DRAWINGS
The walls of the new knights OF
Pythias hall at Colorado Springs have
been decorated with a fine drawing
from the .en OF Mrs. J. R. Roach. for.
merly of this city.
SUNDAY GUESTS AT
THE PoRTEus HOME
( Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Roach and son.
Russell. Of Colorado Springs. were
guests at the home os Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Porteus. GIG woodlawn avenue, last
Sunday. Mr.. Russell is proprietor OF
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>HERIFE-> NorICE OF FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

>Ht-hIfFS ~ - u r
CLOSURE SALE.
Under and in accordance with lIdE
ment of the District Court OF the Efev-
enth judicial District in and for the
county of Fremont and state of Colo
RADIO, rendered March Srd. A D. 1920.
IN VS.. c. E. Friend, Lucy y. Friend.
w. E. Barter. Addie l. Barter. j. II.
Bearss and A. r. Corn. Defendants.
and. In accordance with an order OF
sale issued out of the oNice of the
clerk OF said court. and TO nie directed.
public notice is hereby giv,n that on
Saturday. the third day Of April \
n. 1920. at the hour of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. at the front
door of the cour; house of said Free
In said Fremont county. Colorado,
will offer for sale. and will sell at pub
Tic Vendue. TO the highest and best bid
der, for cash in hand. the following
described real estate situated in said
Fremont county. Colorado, to-wft; Lot
Twelve el2) in Block Thirteen t13l in
Thomas Nacon's addition to Canon
City. Colorado according to the re-
corded plat thereof. or so much OF
said real estate as shall D. necessary
Five Hundred Thirteen and e0-1eo Dol
lars tss.5is.2ol with interest thereon at
the legal rate Of eight per cent per an
mum from said March third. y u.
1889 TO said date of said sale. to-
gethsr with costs of suit and costs and
adjudgcd in favor Of said plainti1 by
Dated al my Office in Canon CITY.
Fremont County. Colorado. this nth
dav Of March. A u. 1890
WILLIAM ". NEwCOsiB.
sheriff of said Fremont County.
First Pub March II. 1890
Last Publication. April J. 1890.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Record want aa. Dr,ns re.ul..-
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given thSt special
meeting Of the stockholders of the
Strathmore Hotel Company. a Colorado
corporation. was duly called and held
AT the office of the company. at Canon
August A. u 1918. for the purpose
of considering the propriety of dis
solving such corporation, that the total
ca pitat stock OF said company then
subscribed, issued and In good faith
outstanding was FIVE thousand ts.oool
shares. of the par value of one IN dol
lar cach--thc same being all of the
capital stock of said company: that all
of the capital stock of said company
actually issued and outstanding was
represented at said meeting by the
owners and holders thereof. and that
all Of said shares OF stock were then
holders thereof In favor Of dIssoiving
said corporation: and the proper ofrf-
GERS of the company were instructed
TO fiie notice OF dissolution as provided
by law
Therefore. public notice Is hereby
given that the Strathmore Hotel Com
pany. n Colorado corporation. has been
dissolved by the stockholders thereof
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we. the
Undersigned. u president and secretary
Respectively. have hersunto subscribed
our names and AFFIXED the seal OF said
corporation this 18th day of August.
ssEaL, ARTHUR H. Mr.AIN.
W. III. DYE.
Secretary.
First Pub. March II 1880
Last Pub. Aprtl is 1890
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BIG CLASS
INITIATION TONIGHT
WALLS DECORATED WITH
FINE PEN DRAWINGS

The walls of the new knights o.
Pythias hall at Colorado Springs have
been decorated with a fine drawing
from the zen OF Mrs. J. r. Roach. for.
- Ii
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Firs; Pub. March II. 1890.
Last Pub. April S. 1890.
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SUNDAY GUESTS AT
THE PoRTEUs HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Roach and son.
Russell. Of Colorado Springs. were
quests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Y Porteus. s1e woodiawn avenue, last
Sunday Mr.. Russell is proprietor OF
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NOTICES oEr &pIVIsrNENr nav.

NOTIdE OF NUIVSTNENT NAY.
Estate of Eftie +. Geyer. Deceased
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to rre-
sent them for adjustment to the
County Court of Fremont County. COL
oyadc. on the 18th day Of April. A d
uRrAH PATTON,
I. Administrators.
Last Pub. Aprn rs. ts3a