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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-07

Inc above announcement from Man
ager Clark Griffith. of the Nationals,
Is sure to send Il big crowd TO Wash
ington Tuesday on the excursion TO be
run to the capital to watch the Climb
ers battle for the honor Of second
place in the American League The
excursion will leave Elba Station Mt
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, arriving
In Washington ut 12:45. The first
game Of the double-header will not
begin until o'clock, which allows am.
pie time for lunch and n leisureIy trip
to the ball park. Returning. The train
Will leave Washington at $50 o'clock,
arriving at 11:15 O'Clock. this for the
benefit of suburbanites. who might
otherwise have trouble reaching their
homes By the street cars
walter Johnson will surely pitch
and either Dcehling or Ayers in the
second game"
That announcement alone Will prove
an attraction. Richmond fans inter-
estod in both Joe Boehling and Doctor
Ayers Will be glad TO see the two fav-
critics or either in action. II 1t proves
10 De Ayers, then an opportunity will
be given to watch the Hillsville boy
make his debut in fast company II
BoehlinE is the selection, then n native
son VIII furnish the attraction In
either event, tho crowd is sure to be
pleased. And then there Will be Shoe
less Joe Jackson, leading hitter OF the
American League. Napoleon Lajoie,
who for seventeen years has been the
bane of aspiring young pitchers, with
Nean Gregg, greatest of all portpaws
In the Junior organization. 1t should
be big day for Richmond fans who
make the trip.
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NEFF WILL JOIN
WASHINGTON TEAM
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.]

HhIrIsonburg, Va, September &
Douglas Neff captain. pitcher and In
iielder or the 1914 ball team at tho
University of Virginia. who 10 visiting
relatives in Harrisonburg snd Mount
jackson, announces that he will Join
the Washington American League club
next June, Immediately after the close
or the university season. and after he
completes his course In engineering
at the university
Neff. who is n son OF the late DR..
j. II. Neff, was born and reared in
Harrlsonburg. and is the same boy
risonburg team of hos famous in tho
Valley. Neff. however, was handi-
capped for a year or two by strained
arm. He Is natural batter. fast
speed with n marvellous drop ball that
makes him wonderfully effective.
of Charlottesville. noted in recent years
as football star at the University of
Virginia.
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PITTSBURGH WINS LAST

Pittsburgh, Pa, September .6.-The
ST. Louis Cardinals to-day made thor
last appearance in Pittsburgh, and
were defeated. to 2. Up to the ninth
inning only one Cardinal reached third
base. In the ninth, however, with
one man out and Whitfield on first,
Evans hit to the centre field wall for
home run, scoring Whitfield ahead of
him. The Pirates scored one in the
first inning on hit by pitcher and two
singles. In the second they got an
other, Wilson getting second on a mum
by Cakes and scoring on an out and
single. y two Dagger and n single
gave them their third run in the fifth,
and n three dagger by Miller and q
sacrifice by Mitchell scored their fourth
run. The score:
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'CASH|ON RETURNS
AND BEATS YANKS
After Long Lay-Off, North Caro-
linian Holds Highlanders
to One Hit.
RELIEVED IN SEVENTH FRAME
But Engel and Bentley Both
Prove Stingy and Yield
No Hits.
RELIEVED IN SEVENTH FRAME

Washington, September 6-The SEN
ntors defeated the Yanks to-day. 8
to l. Carl Cashion. the big noun
taineer from North Carolina. made his
first appearance since May 10. when
his pitching arm was injured at Cleve-
land. and for fivo innings held the
lYanks hitless. In the sixth knight
connected for the Yanks' only safety,
and scored on an error. Engel sue
ceeded Cashion in the seventh, and
Bentley twirled the last frame. Both
pitchers wero alright, the Yanks being
unable to get a hit Tho score:
New York. lyushInrfop
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GOOD PROGRAM
ON GETAWAY DAY
Strangers Arc Sent to Front at
Hartford-The Student
Has Easy Time.

Hartford. Conn. September 6.-Three
purse races. with total OF ten start
crs, none OF which had previously been
conspicuous on the big ring, composed
the getaway day program OF the Grand
circuit at Charter oak Park TO day
The 2:fS trot Was won in straight heats
by the Student in slow time the track
being In very bad condition from the
rains OF yesterday. Walter Cox landed
the Mason an easy second The a:li
pace proved an easy victory FOR the
local gcldlng Don Cecilian, who stepped
a record OF 2:ll Ii in tho first heat.
Janet was the contender in the first two
heats, but in the third King Arthur got
the place. The ego trot was also won
by local horse, Bignomla. Ailerwor-
thy, winner OF race earlier in the
week. won the second heat and second
money. Summarizes:
2:ls class: trotting, three in Ave;
purse. $1,000:
The Student. b. e. by Elyria
The Mason. b. e. tCo1) .......... Q
King Ambit, b. e. CIowclD
Best time. PA "a.
2:l4 class; pacing, three in Ave: purse,
$1,000:
Don ceciiinn. b. g., by Cecil!an
Prince tHyde)
Janet, blk. nj. (Crozier).
King Arthur. ro|h. tNarren) -.
silver Heels b. e. tDonovan). -. dis.
Best time. 2:11 IA.
e:2O class: trotting. three in FIVE;
purse. 200:
E!gnomia. b. m. by Bingara
tfiSuc)
Allerworthy. b. H.. By Auerton
t,Avery> 212s
Oakland Flobar. br. h. (Delo-
reto)
Best time. 2lS IL
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PHILLIEs DROP BOTH

Boston. Mass, September 6.-The
Phllics dropped both games of to,day's
double header TO the Boston Braves.
TO ! and Z to .. Manager Stallings
brennan In the first and they batted
him from the box Camnitz, who sue
cceded, also weakened and gave way
70 Chalmers. Perdue pitched n brill
rant game, letting the Qua6ers down
with three hits. Manager Doom used
Mayer and RiXey in the second against
otto Hess, and they We're both pound
ed hard, allowing seven runs. one of
which was y homer, made by Hess.
Sweeney featured with Hess at bat.
The scores:
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.REULbACH WINS
FROM NEW YORK
lx-Cub, Pitching for Brooklyn,
Blanks McGraw's Near
Pennant Winners.
ALLOWS ONLY TWO HITS
>lathewson, Hit Freely by
u Igers, Saved by Fast Field
ing OF teammates.

New York. September 6.-"Big Ed
Heulbach. the ex-Cub, in his first start
against the Giant since Joining the
Dodgers. shut out the league leaders.
. 20 Q, to-day. allowing the ALcGrawites
but two hits Christy Mathewson was
nit freely by tho Dodgers. and, only
the fast nelding OF his teammates kept
down the score. The Dodgers scored
n the second on Stengeis single. Muir
rays error and Dauberts long drive.
They earned another OH Moran's double
and Cutshaw's triple. The score:
brooklyn. New York.
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GERMAN BOATS {.
ARE ELIMINATED

Marblchcad, Mass, September O.
The German boats were eliminated
from the International sender yacht
owned by Charles p. Curtis, of Boston,
scored the fourth American victory and
won the second leg of the President
Wilson cup.
The Ellen was followed closely by
the Gina. and far astern trailed the
Sprig. Angel ". and Serum The
round.
To-day's events practically closed
the first of the German sender yachts
men here. On Monday three Amcri
can boats Will hold the fifth race in
the series.
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SAIER's HOMER WINS

homo run in the first inning with the
bases full won to-day's game for tho
Cubs over Joe Tlnkcr's Reds. In the
hit and Evcrs was safe when Bates
dropped his high one, Leach stopping
at second. Schultz skied to Bates and
zimmerman walked, along the bases.
right field fence. cleaning the bases
The Reds negotiated three runs in
the fifth OH four hits, driving Humrh-
rics from tho mound Lavender, who
succeeded him, managed to hold them
scoreless for tho remainder of the
game. The score:
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independents Play Two Gamc,.

Tho Richmond Independent baseball
team VIII play two games at Broad
Street Park tomorrow and Tuesday
Their opponents will be the Athletics,
Of South Richmond. These two teams
the grandstand will be reserved for
whites Game called p. NJ. each day.
The Independents have an admirable
record for the season, having played
twenty-five games and lost six:
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AYERS MAY PITCH
ON NEXT TUESDAY
Clark Griffith to Give Added
Attraction for Richmond
Excursionists.

Washington, ID. c., Sept. 8, 1913.
Gus Mnlbcrt, Sporting Editor The
Times-Dispatch, Richmond. W.,
Tell Richmond fans L will guarantee
TO pitch johnson md either Boehling
or Ayers in doubic-header Tuesday.
CLARK GRIFFITH,
Manager Washington Baseball Team.
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MAPS TAKE CLOSE GAME

Detroit, September 6.-Cleveland won
n tight game from Detroit to-day. 3
to 4. The contest proved a pitchers
battle between Falkenberg and Dauss
The Maps tailed once in the second
Their next scores came in the ninth.
when Johnston stole home, and
punched hits counted another. Craw-
ford's triple and Cobbs sacrifice gave
the Tigers their only run in the ninth
The score:
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ATHLETICS HITTING AGAIN

Philadelphia. September 6.-The Ath-
and, feasting on the shoots of Recruit
ANDERSON. they had little trouble in
TO .. The coming champions found
Anderson for thirteen safctics, the
majority of which were made In their
scoring innings. Bob Shawkey was
hit hard by the visitors. but after men
got on bases the former Baltimore star
was invincible. The Mackmcn stole
seven bases during the game. three
times working the double steal The
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BROWNS WIN BY TIMELY HITS

st. Louis. September 6.-The Browns
by doing timely hitting when hits
meant runs. assisted by several errors
made by thes White Sox. won to-day's
game by the score of 4 to 0. Mitchell
who pitched for the Browns. only al
lowed 1--WE hits. and they were scat
tered. Agnew did the receiving Scott
I.athrop and Smith did the pitching
for Chicago. and they were hit hard
nine hits being. recorded. The score:
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Graves to Defend Title.

Special to The Times Dispatch.1
Chapel Hill, n. c., September g.
Louis Graves, native North Caro-
linian and graduate OF the Univer-
sity Of North Carolina Of the class
position OF secretary to the president
Of the Borough of Manhattan. New
York State, has attained consider
able. reputation as n tennis player in
the Northern States. Shortly he goes
to Scranton. Pa. to defend his title
as the champion tennis player of East
crn Pennsylvania
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Cardinals Win Inst Con,.

Manager Martins fast playing Car
dinals took the last game OF the sea
son from the Pirates by the score OF
tho pitching OF Turner and catching Of
Martin for the Cardinals. Onesty and
Eard%ell also played great bail for
me Cardinals. Lecchfield pitched good
ball for the Pirates. This victory nut
the Cardinals in third place The
Riyersidcs and Giants are tied for sec
Score: u III 7,
Cardinals .....oO0 Oooo21E5
Pirates ........ OOOO3OOO-S 2
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Voodvor,.crsI.o ,o

In a very fast game OF ball played
yesterday between the NVoodworkers
mer's park in Fulton. the, latter won,
to 2, before the largest crowd of the
season. The feature of tho game was
the catching OF tombstone for the
Woodworkers. 49,.
Score: r. H. L.
Woodworkers ...00001 O.010-2 4 8
Batteries: Walton and tombstone;
Decker and Saunders.
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thicnrn '''''''''''''''''''I SSoSyo
Summary: Errors-Bates. Sheckard. Left
on bases-Cincinnati. 4: Chicago g. Two
base hits-Groh. Wickland (2), Evers,
Schultz. Home run-Saier. Double plays
Wickland TO Dodge; Killing to Tinker; Evcrs
to Bridwen TO Saier. Bases on balis-off
Johnson. s; off Lavender. 3. Struck out-by
johnson. 8: by HUMPHREYS. !. Time, 200.
Umprcs KLEIN and Orth.
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Scorc by IhnlnSs: r.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 0 0 o q O n %
st. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT / O l 90
summary, Errors-Weaver. Myer. Two
base hits-Shottcn. Stovall. Sacrifice nv
Walker. Double play--Agnew, Pratt and
Stovall. stolen baseg-Shotten, Austin or
Wild pi;ch-Mltchell. Bases on balls-off
Scott. l. off Lathrop. /: off Mitchell l.
Struck out-by Scott. 3; by Lathrop Z; by
Mitchell 3; by Smith. /. Left on bases
81. Louis. !: Chicago. 4. Time. 81. Um-
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AMERICAN

New York. i; Washington 9.
Boston. 2; Philadelphia. ..
Cleveland, 3; Detroit. /.
Chicago. 4; st. Louis. 0.
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Boston Observation-Disclosures oolooo1 %
Philadelphia ...................0 ? . 0 5 o -
Summary: Error-Spcaker Left on bases
-Phiiadelphia; q; Boston. .. Two-ba hits
.Mclnnis Collins. Sacrifice hits--McTnnis
Garry. Struck out-by Shawkey .; by An
derson: 4. Bases on baiis-or Anderson g.
Earned runs-Phiiadelphia. .: Boston. .
Sacrifice ny-WaSner. Wild pitch-Ander-
SON Hit by pitched bail-by Shawkey
Gferkes). Time. 80 Unpires, Evans and
Ferguson.
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AMERICAN WINS
BRITISH TITLE

Edinburgh, Scotland, September G.
Hans Homer. American professional
lnog distance runner. to-day won the
British professional mile champion
ship, beating II. Kanaly by twenty
yards. His time was 4 minutes 81 2-5
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Pittsburgh .............,.......i / 00ll0 90
81, Louis...... .........;........o o 900 o %
Summary: Errors-vox. Cakes Whitfield.
Wingo. Two-base hit-Carcy. Three base
hit--Miller. Home run-Evans. Sacrifice fly
Mitchell. Stolen bascs-Carey. Wagner.
Double plays-NioN; Wagner and Miller.
FIRST base on balls-of Luhrzen .. Hit by
pitched bail-by Doak. l Carey: By Luhr-
zen / tOakes). Struck out--by LuhrZen, A.:
by Treckell. .. Left on bases-Pittsburgh. A.:
ST. Louis. .. First base on errors-Pitts-
bGrGh. /; ST. Louis. l. Time, 2:io. Umpires,
Byron and Cuigley
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Brooklyn. .; New York. O.
Philadelphia, i; Boston, 4 nrst
Philadelphia, 2; Boston. tsecond
game).
ST. Louis. q: Pittsburgh, 4.
Cincinnati, 3; Chicago. S.
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Switzerland Wins NTntcb.

Camp Ferry, o.. September 6.-Swit-
zeriand won the international team
match to-day with score OF 1927:
france. second, f.771; United States,
third, 4.577; Sweden. 1871: Argentine,
1850; Peru, $3.50; Canada. 3.747. Shoot
ing was with free rifles
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Washington.

Cd, Sweeney (2). McHaie 12) McBrIde.
T Two.Sase hit.,aGandii; Three base hit
Sedeon; Sacrifice hit-Gilhooley. ttss stolen
oases-Foster. Gandii. Laporte Double plays
.Laporte to Mcbride to Gandil; CashIon to
H Ha TO Gandil; Moeller TO Ainsmith to
roster Left on bascs--Ncw TorR, s: Wash
ington o Bases on bails-or ,Cashion, :.
Hit by pitched ball-.by Cashion. 3 (McHale
Cree, Gilhoolcy). Umpiresr Connolly ,and
Egan. Attendance. 6OnO 80
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TDVAL, IN excellent all-Havana smoker
made by Spaniards and Cubans. in 81 sizes
Mild. fragrant. pnlatable. For sale AT
Levenson Cigar Stores and Eiam Cigar
Smoke Shcp.--Ndv
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d Cutshaw's triple. The score:
Isrnnklyu NpV York.
Totals 3s I'll - IL Totals rs q
. Ra fn,. AZ thnrenr In ninth
IRE by innings:

Summary: Errors-SmIth, Murray. TWO
base lutheran. Threc-base hits-StcnEel
Cutshaw. Sacrifice hit-Cutshaw. Double
plays-Doyle TO Merkle; Fisher to Cutshaw
70 Daubcrt: Doyle to Merkle. Bases on
balis-on Mathcwson. g. Struck out--by
Reulbach. 3. Left on bases-Brooklyn. ::
New York. 3 Time, 1870. Empires Eason
ard Brennan.
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Score by innings: r.
philadelphia ..........,.,......oo oil o o OIL
Boston .....,........... o ! q . -
Summary: Errors-Smith. Paskert. Ludcrus,
Doo!an %. Two-bas h!ts-Swceney. Myers.
PasEert. Three base hit-Myers. Bases on
bails--oa Pcrdue. =; of brennan, 2: off Cam
n!tz. /. Struck out-by PcrGue, 1: by Brcn-
nan, : h. Camr!tz 3: by Chalmers, !. Dou-
lilo plays-killifcr TO Doolan Iiillifer;
Naranvi!lc TO sweeney to Myers; Doolan TO
knabe 70 Luderus. liits-off Brennan, 3 in
Is innings. on Camnitz. In % innings
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Cleveland ......................o o o o o o %
betroit ..:........:.........0 30 20 0 IL
summary: Errors-Jackson. Louden Two
base hits-Jac kson. Turner. Johnston Three
base htt-Crawford. Sacrifice hits-Vitt
Graney. Sacrifice ny-Cobb. stolen bases
Johnston go, Graney. First base on balls
off Falkenberg. .; off Dauss l. off Com
stock. /. Left on bases-Cleveland 4: De-
troit l. Struck out-by Falkenberc. 6: by
Dauss. e. Double play-Louden. Tutweiler
and Bush. Time. 80. EMPIRES IIildcbra nd
and OLoughlln. Attendance, 1900
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I,hiiauelphia .......-..........0 10 o %
Boston ........................1o 22o0 -
Summary: Errors-Connolly. Griffith. Hess
Smith: Home run-Hess. Stolen bases
Myers. Paskert. Bases on balls--ofr Hess 4;
on Mayer. l. Struck out--by Hess 3: by
Rixey |; by Mayer. 2. Double play-Knube
to Lobert. Passed ball-Doon Empires
ODay and Emsic Attendance, 10000
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Detroit,

Totals ...3l c 81 s Totals 30 IA
Stated for Dauss in eighth.
fBatted for Platte in ninth.
+Batted for Tutwciler in ninth
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Totals ,..29 . 81 i6 Totals 80 D II
'Baued for Scott in sixth
fBatted for Lathrop In eighth.
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STANDING on TEAMS.

!, 500 s"Se'
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.IRSI,: GAME.

Totals rs q Totals 29 8 q 10
'Batted for Lord In NTH.
tBatted for E!lifer in eighth.
.3Httcd for Camnitz IN eighth.
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Pittsburgh.

Totals 80 n u Totals 80 Z 81 l6
'Battcd for O'Leary In ninth.
fBattcd for Doall in eighth.
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Small Items

Get meats Of Leary Bros. & Co.
George REM was over from Sugar
City Wednesday.
J. E. Jeffrey was a business visitor
to Pueblo Tuesday.
CnntractOrS-Tiede Mercan'
tile company.-l0tf
II you are particular about yonr
meats order them OF Leary Bros. & Co
A large water filter such as is used
by the Denver Union Water company
in its intake up Platte Canon has been
given to the University OF Colorado
by that company, for use in class
room instruction. A cabinet il being
prepared in which to exhibit the
filter, and IL will be available for
study or inspection by anyone inter
ested in questions Of water supply.
The Ordway new era., 1913-10-24
Treasurer's Notice on Request
For Tax Deed

To every person in actual possession or occupancy
of the hereinafter described land lot or prem
ises. and to the person in whose name the same
taxed or specially assessed. and to all per-
sons having interest title of record in or to
the same.
Notice is Hereby Given That on the 18th day of
December A. d. 1910. the following described prop
erty, situate in the County of Crowley. formerly u
part of Otero and State Of Colorado to-wit:
VIZ NWh of SEh ofNWh and Els NEh SWh
NWh: section 80. township 2l. range 49, contain
ing ten acres. was sold for the taxes for the year
1909 and purchased by F. W. Roberts, who hath
made request upon the Treasurer Of said County
for a deed.
That the said premises were taxed for said year
1909 in the name of Ira r. Porter.
That the time of redemption of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire on the 18th day Of
December A. d. 1918. and unless redeemed on or
before January 2sth. 1914. deed will be issued
therefor.
Dated this 2sth day of August A. D. 1913.
[sEAL1 WIN. BRoADBENr
Treasurer Of the said County Of Crowley.
First Publication August 29. 1913.
Second Publication September 26 1918.
Last Publication October "a. 1918.
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Cant Contract Case

The case OF A. NJ. Davidson VS.
Crutchtield & Voolfolk, tried In the
county court Thursday. involved the
construction OF canLaloupe growers
contract, providing In one clause that
the shipper advance on account so
much per crate within forty-eight
hours after delivery at platform, and
in another that each weeks shipments
be pooled and shipper to render &C.
count Of sales for the week, reDitting
all proceeds, less advances. freight
and icing charges aud the shippers
commission. Judge Patrick strongly
disapprOved OF such a contract as be.
ing all for the shipper, after the fash.
ion OF the game "heads l win, tails
you lose," but held that such con.
tract, once having been signed. must
be lived up to. And though proof
was offered to show that the contract
had been procured from the grower
by the agents representative, that
the advance clause was practically a
guaranteed advance, the offer was re-
fused, the case taken from considera.
tion by the jury and the instruction
to return verdict for the defendant
was given.
The case, In some OF the elements
which have arisen during the year Of
litigation. will probably be taken to
the supreme court on writ OF error
and the plaintiff was given sixty days
ln which to present bill OF exceptions
preparatory thereto.
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Notice of Adjustment Day

Estate of George H. Ciaftn. Deceased.
The UNDERSIGNED. having been appointed
Administrative OF the estate Of George Il
Catin. late of the County of Crowley, In the
State OF Colorado, deceased, hereby gives no.
tice that she will appear before the County
Court of said Crowley County, At the Court
House In Ordway. in said County, on Monday,
the seventeenth day of November. A. D. 1913, at
the hour OF 1o:0O o'clock a. IN. O: said day, at
which time all persons having claims against
said estate notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to ssid estate are request
ed to make immediate payment to the under-
signed.
Dated at Ordway. Colorado. this. twenty
second day of Outober. A. o. 1918.
SETrA CLAFLIN,
AdministratriS Of the Estate
of George II. Clstiin, Deceased.
!. H Stanley, Attorney.
First pub icstion October "a, 1911,
Last publication November u 1918.
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Treasurer's Notice on Request
For Tax Deed

To every person in actual possession or occupancy
of the hereinafter described land. lot or prem
ise. and to the person In whose name the same
was taxed or specially assessed. and to all per
sons having interest title Of record in or to
the same.
Notice is Hereby Given That on the 10Th day Of
December A. D. 1910. the following described prop
erty, situate in the County of Crowley. formerly q
part of Otero. and State Of Colorado. to-wit
Lots seven and eight section twenty-one. town.
ship Twenty-Five range fifty-seven. and four. five.
six and seven. section twenty-five. township
twenty-five. range ffty-seven. containing l40
acres was sold for the taxes for the year 1909 and
purchased by F. W. Roberts who hath made re-
quest upon the Treasurer Of said County for a
deed.
That the said premises were taxed for said year
1909 in the name of Chas. L. johnson.
That the time of redemption Of said real estate
from such tax sale will expire on the 18th day Of
December A. d. 1918. and unless redeemed on or
before January 2sth 1914 deed will be issued
therefor.
Dated this 2sth day OF August A. D. 1913.
IsEAL1 VIM BRoADBENT
Treasurer of the said County of Crowley.
First Publication August 20. 1913.
Second Publication September 26. 1918.
Last Publication October "a. 1918.