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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
GRACE DYING
Aiisnts Hsn sinkin7 Fro- WoVad
Thss wife is Accsssd -
f-Hictins.

ATLANTA. Ca. March o. -Earen@
~. efarr. fhr fnrnE business nr an
gho 49, rnvsfrrinusiv fhnf af hls
hornr ard phnsr uiff Mfs TiaIsy
Opie grara. B. telf in the courtr taf
faf fha shooting rsrnaf recover. ne-
c0rdins to hi1 rff sieians statement
fn.rls lshf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
WINDOW GLASS MN
GET . PER CENT RAISE
Formal Announcement Of New
Wage Agreement Made Prom
Pittsburgh Last Night.

rfTTsBURGH. Nsrrh t1 Five
'su.,aId hand elndos Fiass eors
cen emD,oJed In facfories through
'.it Kansas. Indiana. Ohl0. pennayf
ma md West Virginia. 'odav re
- raEes sou,d ~ lnrreased On
-f.- -gs ~ IS per cent. ai1 branches
. Ne- Industry being affected This
'isoistoa vas reached a. conference
e-fv 80 fhs wage CON iffea of fha
Ss 'ionsi Wioiov Glass Workers and
oonruittss rsyressnting tho monu-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
THREE LYNCHED

C0if-MutA e.. March O.
Thrrr nrrrnrs hstr tesn irnrh-d BY
moo near Olar. o. r rheF usre
aroused 90 ssftinr frr fa r. house if
uiar etere rrrenfff thsrr have ben
several fres surrosrd to he incen-
diarf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TRYING TO BREAK
LONG BALLOON RECORD

sAN ANTONIO. Texas. March IA
~. Wade. - Cleveland. ieft here
~ 7es o'~fock tonight IN his bal
loon. The Huckeye.- IN an effort 20
break fhe worries long distance rec
ord Tho tsiicon took = Dortheriy
course
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
COY. GLASSC0CK
DECEIVING T. R.
Ex-COngressman Sturgiss AT
White Hou~e Says State T.
Al for Wm. n. Taft.
NJ n n ARNOLD.
Iatsi-lEsscss nursa..
Wantfmrton n q Marrh N

-fiosernor Glassrock o. deceiving
Coicnsl Roosevelt IN telling him that
fte naiortv ~ Wet Virrinis Rsprh.
uraus rre Tor fhr Colonel said for
uer ConEressman SfurFiss gho uaa
af ~ White Houes o. day. BIT did
not 80 Mr Taf We declared that
Tar souid rei West virginia. sir
tea deieratea ~ Chicago and that
n wln slowly experience the
rreaiest roiiiicai humiliation 81 NJ
caref.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
orrzsToR n rovrD
Exrxe DEAD N rxp

sposisi Iasr-tsh % ths int.uirsncsr.
sfsrEusvIi.i.E " Va narsh IA
rharfss r Morrs for 80 psst fixs y~ara
m a a. f~aln dr-rafcf~r anf arrnf h~r~.
49, fnur1 d-af in r~f fnir raornIng
rhfr roiirs trrks two Do r-cru vtsn
- farsf o. rsrcrf fcr dutr. Heart az
ras~ saa tfs rausr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
GOVERNOR TO CONFER
wiTH SENATOR DIXON

irsrlai uisrsfch o. fhs tnteiuEenrsr
CHARLESTON. W. Va. March
fa.-0overnor Glasscock aud
Houston O. Young. secretary %
the Roosevelt state committees.
left this evening for Washington
for conference With Chairman
Dixon and members of the ma
tional Roosevelt committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
AVIATOR KILLED
Frsnehmsn Drops. while .akina
Flight a. Pau: 20 instant
Death.

PAU. Frauce. March "a Lieut.
Henri Paul Tibulie seveile. an army
aviator belonging 10 the sixth regiment
81 African mounted rifles. was KILLED
here today while making a iight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
UrxHowE roRnroErn
KILLED AT onArroH

Special fusnstrh to tHs IntslIir.u-sr
gRAFruN. " W. March ff-ThIa
sveninr an unknown foreigner So rnn
down hy froirht train in tle west ed
- the o. a %. yards and Instantly All
"a Justice Monroe decided en- Inquest
unnecessary anf the body Was taken ~
rerins snd Narfiett. undertakers. ana
prepared for burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
THE wEATHnn

vAsETEoToE. E.-,s i1.-For-..-s,
Ter west virrinia snd obio-raar en-
Thursfayl rrtday rafn o. snov.
Ter Wsstsrn P.ansyivsnia-rafr %
Thurstay3 rridsy sn0v ~ n0rth. rafn ~
snow IN south.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14
TAFT HAS 125
DELEGATES
TENNESSEE ADDS TWO
MORE TO TAFT COLUMN
Taft Men to Fight to Last Ditch
In the Oklahoma State
Convention.

NASHVILLE Tenn. March IA
The Republican Convention of the
Fourth Congressional District at Leb.
anon, today. instructed for Taft. Del.
egates w. A. Smith. of Lafayette, and
George T. Renfro, OF Crossville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-14

The delegates named today brings
the Taft total up to 125. all OF whom
are instructed for the President save
seven. These seven are known to
favor Taft. Cummins has delegates
SO far and Roosevelt one. 539 dele
gates are necessary to nominate.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
NEARLY 1000 FREE FARMS
OPEN TO ENTRY IN COLORADO

Under the acts of February. 1908.
and the later act OF June. 1912. 16O
acres may be homesteaded any
where. In many townships $40
acres may be filed on.
One may file ON 800 acres under
the desert act.
Outside of what is known ~ the
Union Pacific grant the cost of fiji
ing ON homestead lands b SIS. In
side the grant the cost ID SEE.
Any one over the age of FL or
the head of = family may make
homestead entry. II citizen.
A person over 81 may make
desert entry. He must be a resi-
dent Of the state where the land 10
situated.
All entries nled now come under
the three year law of June 6. 1912.
Patent may be secured after actual
residence OF three years. The en-
tryman is permitted Ave months ABB
sence from tho land each year. The
entrant must cultivate one-sixteenth
of total area the escond year and
one-eighth the third year.
Final proof Of desert entry may
be made at any time when 1t Ia
shown that one-eighth Of the area
has been cultivated and irrigated.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
SHOOK IS
JEWELED
BY LODGE
GRAND MASTER Is PRESENTED
WITH HANDSOME INSIGNIA
EATON WOMAN HONORED AT
GRAND LODGE MEETING

The Greeley delegation OF Odd
ps,,ows returned this morning from
Canon City, where the forty-fifth
annual session OF the grand lodge
q O. F.. of Colorado has been In
session several days.
l. f. Shook, who has been grand
master during the past year. pre-
sided during the session, which will
ever be a memorable one because o
its action on the Odd Fellows home.
The grand lodge not only approved
the action of its committee In locat-
ing this home at Canon City. where
a beautiful 40 acre site has been Sc
cured. but enacted legislation look
ing to the immediate construction
of buildings and making an appro-
priation of $4,000 therefor.
The Greeley delegation consisted
of ]. f. Shook, grand master; E. l..
Dunham, past grand master; DR.,
Harmer and w. j. Mosier. repre-
reseptative to the Secretaries and
special representative of the local
lodge. j. o. Custer was also q rep
esentative to the Secretaries and
Scribes association and Mrs. Wool
man to the Rebekah assembly OF the
order. Other Weld county people
at the meeting are DR.. Stewart and
wife of Grover, C. w. Hine and wife
of Ault Roy Ray and J. N. Akey OF
Windsor, c. E. Leeper. Amos Ack
royd and F. s. Fuller of Eaton, j,
A. Behrens of Evans. George c.
Briggs of LaSalle. S. Saloman OF
Platteville. George Frink OF Fort
Lupton and L. A. Clancy of Milli-
ken.
Mrs. Laura Weller Of Eaton was
elected and installed warden OF the
assembly. the first of its principal
chairs, thus receiving a most dis
tinguished and well merited honor.
c. A. Kuehnle OF Milliken occupied
the unique position OF being the
only man entitled to seat in the
Rebekah assembly.
In turning over the chair Of grand
master to his successor, DR.. ]. Nj.
Norman OF Denver, Mr.. Shook was
presented by the grand lodge with
beautiful past grand master 5
jewel and was further honored by
having every one of his official acts
and decisions approved and by be-
ing made the only nominee for rep
resentative to the sovereign grand
lodge. which is the greatest anu
most powerful legislative. executive
and judicial body of any purely
voluntary organization on earth.
The Independent Order of Odd
Fellowa has over two millions ~
members and has lodges on every
continent and prominent island in
the world.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
GETTING
Factory
ACREAGE
AULT DISTRICT FARMERS ARE
SIGNING UP FOR TONNAGE
FOR PROPOSED INDEPENDENT
Rect SUGAR PLANT

Ault, Oct. 19.-E. g. Combs has
been explaining to the farmers IN
this district for the last few daya
the plan which Is proposed for the
operation Of the Independent sugar
factory and soliciting acreage Of
beets for the disposal Of the fac
tory. He has nearly enough acre
age already assured to give the fac
tory the required amount OF ton
mage.
The plan proposed provides that
the farmers shall receive IS per ton
for their beets and the sugar COM
pany shall have $3.50 out of the
product of each ton OF beets. and
the remaining proceeds shall be
considered the profit, and shall be
divided between the grower and the
manufacturer. Under this plan
where 1t has been in operation II
the past, the net price to the beet
grower has never been less than u
per ton, it il said, in any year. Thu
capital for the enterprise Is pledged
by New York and Washington CAPT
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
Henry 7. West; Only Surviving Man
Of Colony Locating Committee, Is
Celebrating His 88th Anniversary

to Idaho, where they could spend
their remaining days near their
children.
MIR. West, who was one OF the
first arrivals In Greeley, has been
interested in the development and
growth of Greeley since 1t was a
tiny village OF shacks and tents on
the cactus covered plains. He
brought from Cheyenne building
which was the first erected here and
was later used as u colony house.
Hotel de Comfort, and as school
house.
MIR. West was in the banking
business here for years. For 23
years he was the president of the
Union Colony Pioneers society In
Greeley and was always one OF the
speakers at the annual reunions
held each year by the pioneers.
Mr.. West will today receive a
congratulatory letter from the
Union Colony society as well as
other messages and cards from old
time friends.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
/ MAX CLARK HAS A WORD
To SAY ABOUT Mr.. mumPER

investigation tint followed "io
thu, grand jury WAS called an. ~.
whom this committee coml'oseN %,
Mr.. Mumper. Professor Bullock anu
myself, as Is well known, h''o SUI,
,,essiad .s far ~ our efforts could
successfully carry it, the determihar
t,or to ask the district attorney 20
cr.orsrate with us in calling gran"
iury WAS made by my two ass"riates
on the committee, for althou&n
.fte,,vard circulated the petition
ana obtained the names upon H.
WAS in the first instance not in favor
Of the move for fear that nothihR
but expense and a whitewash report
would come Of II.
MIR. MunH,er. by reason OF ms
present calling and that Of an a&r'-
culturist before he engaged In the
real estate business, Il eminentiy
qualified to fill the position 10
which 81 friends are trying to elect
him.. personally know that ne
made absolutely no effort to se
cure the nomination. and l am
confident that no better man for tne
position could he found. In .Wead
county from the ranks Of either poll
tical party.
Very respectfully submitted,
j. MAX CLARK.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
Editor The Tribune:

Editor The Tribune:
smoke y word not long since Tor
District Attorney Carlson who does
not belong to the political party
x.I,h which 1 am affiliated. Allow
me- ali the more cheerfully now 70
sr,,,ak a word for A. L. Mumper can
I;d.te on the Democratic ticket ios
County Assessor. ,-
II the Democratic party Is justly
entitled to any advantage by reason
Of the recent exposures OF HepuDh-
can administration in county affairs
then 1 desire to say right here tns'
n there is any one man es!,eciail!
entitled to credit for the initiatory
movement resulting in the investi-
cation leading up to It, that man Is
4. l.. MunA,er. When our worthy
commercial club WAS HscoaTa&in&
from its unbelief any real investaga-
ttor,. Mr.. Mumper signed the peo-
tion asking for q mass meeting o.
the citizens At the court house anu
helped circulate it.
At that meeting Mr.. Mumpef
moved the appointment OF the COM
mittee which made the Investigation
Ie.ding to the appointment Of the
Grand Jury; as chairman Of the COM
mdttee he worked for weeks In the
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
TO CHANGE |
POLITICS
FOR ONO
LIFE LONG REPUBLICAN -
WHY HE is GOING TO ra'
FOR WILSON co,, W.
OF THE CANDIDATES

F. w. McAllister, head q,
w. MeAllister company Of 're
more liie long republIcar DA'
the following reasons why T. sN]
vote for Governor Wilson. W
"Of all the candidates ,,
running run for president | cous,s]
Mr.. Wilson the best" ha eVasldi
have voted consistently fos s''u
republican candidates for nras,, an
In the last SO years, but p'eSlae1
support my party this ya,r eaah1
the republican and the Bull Mo-, DO,
candidates are under the contrnp ruo'
tn big trusts, | am opposed O to J
trusts. So is Governor WIS., ~ '9
l., therefore consider it TO hs y
duty to support him. 'e ~
Il believe our Industries ..,
pecially the large industrisSS S"I e'
been protected long enough ND nav
should now be able to take ca.n Ht
themselves. Governor VII. e
stand on the tariff suits me- srao,, n'ul,
He Is honest and fearless. and ~
lieve he will do just what ba 50
he Will do. His addresses haya
terested my very much. He is
rect and business-like in ALI
says and does"
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
BRAVE WOMAN
AvERTS BLAZE

Eaton. Oct. 18.-Mrs. Minnie
Miller's presence OF mind averted
what might have been a bad fire
when she discovered that her kit
chen was ablaze. When she discoy-
cred the fire Mrs, Miller ran for
her garden hose. which proved too
snort. Then she ran to the next
yard and grabbed up her neiehhor,s
hose, which was attached TO tho
hydrant. She opened the door oi
the house and lpayed stream ol
water on the mass OF flames, and
soon had them under control
A pot of tar had been placed or
Kerosene stove to heat TOR use oy
roof. This boiled over. caus,ns
the fire. The kitchen and etov.
We're damaged to the extent of s4o
which sum was granted the nay
nay by claim agent of the com
pany by which it was insured
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
HAS swEt!Ls! svuI t..

n. L. Henthorne was In Greeley
today bringing so cases of honey
from his ranch near Platteyille.
Mr.. Henthorne IL ono Of the most
successful bee men Of the country.
He will this year sell almost q car
load of honey. This has been only
fair year for honey. The most
favorable weather conditions got a
honey crop. according to Mr.. Hem
thorne. Is earyl rains in the spring.
hot, dry summer, with no rains and
plenty of irrigating water. Mr..
Henthorne has 500 colonies OF bees
In the Platteville district. He has
an auto truck and takes care OF all
OF the bees without outside help
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
REPUBLICANS REGISTER
mExICANS BY WHOLESALE

were registered. Yesterday the re-
publican headquarters made des-
perate efforts to get straight repub-
lican voters to the registration
places. but the game was hard. ow-
ing to the disposition of many re-
publicans to vote for Roosevelt and
the Bull Moose ticket. The stana
patters don't want Bull Moose reg
istered but they can't tell some OF
them from the stand patters. so did
not stir themselves much until yes
terday.
Voters in the country precincts
have two more days upon which
they can register. October 20 and
November Will be the last regis
tration days for them.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
COmmENDATION
RATHER FUNNY

One II. n. Haynes publishes In
the Greesey Republican a fulsOsne
ls.tter ~ cOmn,endatIOn Of George II.
Bra1lfkeld, stAnd.pat republican
cantitinte for district judge.
A prominent Greeley lawyer says
that he nsarveis At Haynes pretend
ell knowledge Of Bradfield's Qualt-
ficati0ns for the rtsasOn that the
records Il lsradfield's court show
that said Haynes has never tried
any case of Importance before the
county court, and he is aStOnished
ulat a lawyer Of any standing should
make such bold statements without
any personal knowledge or expert
ence concerning Brallfields ability
a~ u lawyer.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

Twenty-Five Mexicans from one
house on the east side were regist-
cred in Greeley yesterday. It 10 the
proud boast OF one politically active
employe OF the sugar factory that he
has registered several hundred
straight Taft voters from the ranks
of the Mericans. 1t ia also strongly
rumored that tab II being kept on
this particular class of voters and
there will be something doing At the
polls II any attempt Is made to use
old methods on the part OF the re-
publican gang.
There were nearly 5n0 voters reg
istered in Greeley yesterday. the
last day for the pepole in the city
to register. A week ago about $50
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
20 MILL LEVY
MADE AT Gill

Gilcrest, Oct. i7.-At a meeting
of the town board Tuesday night
the first tax assessment since this
town was Incorporated was levied
at the rate of 20 mills on valua-
ton of $24.550.
This levy is intended to keep up
expenses. The town is in good
financial condition at the present
time and 1t is the intention OF the
board to keep 1t 30 II possible. The
levy made does not provide for Inn
provements. II any are to be made
bond Issue Will be voted upon for
this purpose.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
CLOSE Shave shave

Ault, Oct. 19.-The six year old
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry MoRat
OF Olive Branch had a narrow e.
cape from death one day recently
when a wagon loaded with q ton OF
coal ran over him. He had tried to
climb the wagon when the father
drove into the yard but slipped and
fell, tho hind wheel passing over
his shoulder and chest, entirely
across his body. The boy escaped
without a mark. except for the print
of the wheel on his back.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

The Non Partisan Judiciary Party is
founded to remove the courts from po- |
litical strife. and to restore the confidence
of the people in the administration OF
Justice. 1t is not political. Democrat.
Republican or Progressive can vote for
Iohn R. Dixon, the on-Partisan Candi-
date for Justice of the Supreme Court.
without impairing his or her political
standing.
The judiciary is the keystone of the
eocial fabric. Upon it rests the personal
safety of the citizen and the security OF
his civil and property rights. Its efticien-
cy for the purposes for which 1t exists
depeuds upon the judges not only upon
their learning and ability but upon their
courage, integrity and Independence.
The most dangerous condition that ex-
lists with us is the feeling of disrespect
for the courts Nothing has done more
to cause the people to lose confidence in
their institutions, in their laws and in
themselves.
In no party can any candidate receive
the nomination, whatever his virtues.
his learning or his ability unless he be
REGARDED as safe, that is. unless It is
he7ieved that he will in the discharge OF
his official duties reflect the vi-ws oi
those who sre responsible for his nomin'
alton. There can BE- no greater peril tc
free people than this condition. and the
only remedy is an absolutely independ'
ent uou-partisan judiciary. The Consti
tuition should he amended 20 as to require
the election of all judges to be held at (
time other than that for the election o
other officers, and nominations by pc
i,tical parties should not be permitted
We hone to see such an amendment sub
mitted at the general election OF 1914.
The independent candidacy OF Judg
John R. Dixon for Justice Of the Surprm
Court is step in the right direction. am
We anpeal to the people OF the state, re
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate OF Mary Mimmaek, deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap'
pointed executor OF the estate OF Mary
Mimmack, deceased, late OF the County
of Weld. in the State OF colorado,
hereby gives notice that he VIII appear
before the County Court OF SAID "eu
County. at the Court House in Greeley. ,,.
In said County. on Monday ne tth "a,
Of November. A. ID. 1872. at the hour %
10 o'clock A. NJ. of said DAY AT wIle.
time all persons having claims asaln's;
said estate are notified ana relas',sss ,ss
to attend for the purpose OF havlhs .ns
same adjusted. All persons lfurUTs
TO said estate are requested To man. man
Immediate payment to the u'''''
signed. ,,,,o tits 9th
day OF September. A. j.; iSspi-py isi5;p
r~crtor of the estate of Mary Aih'
mack. deceased.
walter l.. Bliss. Attorney r-;h
First publication in Greeley 'lsI D..
une Oct. 3; last publication oc'' .
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24

Horny T. West. the only surviv-
inc member of the locating COM
,nittee of the Union Colony. IL today
,o,sbrating his eighty-eighth birth
sav anniversary. surrounded by his
a,ie children and grand children
", Inc home OF his daughter, Mrs.
a r. Gipson. in Caldwell, Ida.
Mr. West is still strong and Wig
orous and takes a keen interest In
All of the Affairs of the day. His
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
EsTRAY ADvERrIsEMEyr

Notice is hereby given to whom
may concern that the following a.
scribed estray animal was taken mr.
near Windsor, Weld County, Colo. ~
or about Sept. Is, 1919 To wit:
One bay mare, about II years old
unbranded.
Board. unless claimed hy owner on of
before November s. 1919 said estrey
will be sold by this Board for N,
benefit OF the owner when found.
STATE. BOARD OF STOCK INSpEC
TION COMMISSIONERS
Denver, Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Annie Flizn Brock deceased

The undersigned. having been appoiniA
administrator Of the estate OF Annie Eln
Brock. late of the County Of Weld. in the
state of Colorado. deceased hereby gives
notice that lie willnppear before t lie County
Court of said Weld County at the Court
House In Greeley. in said County. ON Mon.
day. the nth day of November, \, i. lal.. at
the hour OF 10 o'clock a. IA. Of ,Hid day at
which time all persons having claims
against said estate are NOTTINGHAM requested
to attend for the purpost of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted TO said as
tate are requested Ia make immediate pay
ment to the undersirned,
Dated at Greeley, Colorado. this 9fh day Of
OctOh.,r. A. ID. 1912. ..
X. +. WlNBuVRN,
Atniinist rntor OF the estate OF Annie Ellis
Brock. deceased.
First publication In Greeley Tribune Ut
10. 1919; last publication Oct. 81 lYls.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-10-24
N THE DISTRICT COUNT
state of Colorado SIS.
Couptv Of Weld.

~ THE DISTRICT CouHi
state of Colorado
County Of Weld.
John Ewbank.
rr,edrich Hausmann,
- Hausmann. VIE
of Friedrich Hans-
mann (real first name
unknown) and The
Unknown Heirs ana
devisees OF Friedrich
Hausmnnn,
r,,. peonle OF the state OF Go'9t1ls IiSns.
10 Friedrich Hausmhn, ttousmaun.
10 ,,.ire Of Friedrich Hhu ps.
nma The Unknown Heirs nm I'm the
suSa.s NM Of Friedrich Ha9sih'ttii ~ iEI5r.
defendants above n''''e''
ING: roouired TO appear
NV ntinn brought against ~ MIS-
~ ahnve named plaiulll state OF
80, Court of Weld tount'' 'cnmplaint
colorado. and ansW'l ia,,s after me
,harein within twenty uI n.itbin this
service hea served out 'l ,-,tbin
ca"mty or hv puplleh ,r.,lcc hereof,
,h,rty DAYS after the 81 5rrvitoi or
exclusive Of the dar U,W bu taken
Judgment Nv W IHt IiliN
..s,aInst You according COPY ot
~ the complaint. Anu ,r entitled
,he complaint in the N'g,G mls sum
.ns ha not served WIN hr made
mu, ,ns or II the service ZEN 5ays adli-
n,,, nf mis- state. then ,,eiu,f"rs speci,,
-, ia the time here nrl,5y,.1r VIII
Ned for appearance "Iinl,ing Of judE-
mo ' '.,iowed before the ,AesaaId
,,,,, Nv default rs nI'r'ff TO clear
The said action Is HrIutjff go me
ora outlet title in p'eallrn{irn Thirty,
Sn",beas, quarter ni - North. Q,
Two in Township Tw",' If ,hc 6th a. =,
cnn,,r FIftv-scvcn N'strn, from to
~ rs viii more tully which rtt.
M,,,,I,,nt ~, In said action WIryTd upon
arnnce IL here made ana :,
you. ,,orchv notified ,he
YOU fnll to appear NV required Nv
| s,ia complaint as @bnN' t,lru0ut ~.
s,'" ni" ,,lnjntiff will take @ygTing to the
,aTa,,It against YOU hpu1' =,
'.',,.ar or enid complain 1 the seus,
pr .t'.., under my hnnd u, In sa,a
| sa,n Court at 'TetS 'Nt5reh A. T.
@e,nty' ~ NV THIS 2bth day OF "'
1919. FRANK MAP GGnSontn
f.,crk OF District tour"
Colorado. q ENGllTTn,rk
| ny ELbEh' paputy N'o'
tSenD