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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-09
BELMONT RESULTS

FRS, race1six furlongs-Yankee No
won; Deverish. l25 CMcDermo,D.
TO /. even and out. second; School Boy,
III NHayncsl. IL to 3. / TO and out.
third Time. l:l5 Only three starters.
Second--one mile-W oodward. ll2.
CTaplinJ. TO and out. won; Pinch.
ll5 tSchuttingcr). to /. 2 70 10. TO
g. second: Cannon, ll5 Utofman). 20
10 /. 2 to /, to 10. third. Time. l:4t
Woodfair and Generous also ran.
Third--mi!c and one -siNtecnth--ida
Claire, 10 Graves, l3 to >. TO ana
out. won; Fuzzy WuZzy, Ill 81. McTag-
GarD, II to 10. TO and out second !:
Ambrose. 103 Gyke). . to i. to and
out. third. Time. 1:4S. Only three
starters.
Fourth-one mile--Ceiandria, 1i3
(Garner). to ]. . to /. to s. won;
Capra, 12i (McDermotD. TO l, to
3. i TO 2, second; Tenmouse. III Dur
lingame). to !, TO ,. 70 ., third;
Time. l;4l. Flying Fairy, Pleione and
Dorcas also ran.
Ffth-ahout two miles-kepentant,
l4S Kohier). . to /, to 10. l 10 g.
won: Zcllwood. l44 (Ryanl. Is to !,
{ to .. second: Flying Peep, 1871 CWoife)
II 10 l, to /. to ?, third Time
400 Svosette, Raccbook, Fashion
wing Choice and Rusila also ran.
Siyth-four and onc-half furlongs--
| Yankee witch, 112 Davies), to ano
out. won: Fantam Rala. 112 q. Nc
! Tngcaru IL 10 J. TO and out. sec
ond; Nainesakc. 112 CGarnerl, s to ]
even and out. third. Time "a 20. Mae
/ Murray also ran.
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TARS BLANK TRUCKERS
REJUVENATED NORFOLK
BEATS PORTSMOUTH
Hopcwcn Loses to Nuts Through Poor
PitchinE-Scwport News Drops
t:nmc to TnrhcciS.

PORTSMOUTH. VA, June Sin n
ra pid-hre game to-day Norfolk ad-
ministered the first shutout expert
enced by the Truckers on their home
grounds tins year. The fpal score
stood to o. and the game was played
inside OF one hour and half.
To Pooray. the visiting pitcher. be
longs the credit. Aster the first in
ming, when one man was leit on past'
there we're only three Portsmouth bats
men UP in each frame. Twice local
batters secured hits. and each time tn"
side was retired by fast double plays.
II was rejuvenated Norfolk team
that did the business. The lineup has
been slightly changed. win Newton
going TO the outticld and the inn
provcment was noticeable With New
port News losing to-day, tn. Truck
ers maintain their safe lead. Fans are
already giving odds that the Truckers
will win the first half.
The score:
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THIS WAS DAISY TILE
WASHINGTON AND INDIANS
FIGHT FOURTEEN INNINGS
Darkness End. Long Gnme-CIevclnnd
Tied Score I'm Ninth-Nnrty
McHnIe Worked.

CLEVELAND. June S.--Clevelsnd and
DAY. darkness ending the game In the
fourteenth inning. wiki the score all.
The Nationals made all their runs in
the FIRST inning. when an error BY
Wamby with an easy double play in
progress paved the way for tho qUin-
tet The Indians made an uphill night
and tied the score in the ninth, scoring
three runs off Calla, who replac ed
Harper In the NTH. McHalc replaced
Covalcsk in the second and gave way
20 Bagby in the NTH.
The Nationals did not make hin
from the first inning to tho eleventh
when Milan doubled. Score:
Ill.
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ELECT SCHAIL CAPTAIN
Bcnehictinr CoilcE Nine Selects
Catcher to Lend baseball Team
In Next Campaign.
By Briggs

~ meeting 81 the letter men OF
Bcncdictinc Military College nine yes
tcrday Clair Schail. I'll. big catcher
on the 1915 team. was eclct.d TO lead
the 1917 squad Schail put up a good
game behind the bat and landed on
the bail for soU.r healthy wailops.
The following men were awarded lot
tiers: Captain Dave Francis. Gus Meyer,
Legs kcllihcr. Manager Tom Brown.
Nike Moore. Hey SAVIOUR, Ike SAVIOUR,
Joe Wood Pins Keller and Freddie
Hating.
tho Green and White team. despite
the fact that IL did not win game
IN the prep league, put up q good nSnt
st times ana made the other teams
hustle. The bows have only a few men
at the school 10 pick from. but caCN
Year they play with determination
TO win and next year VIII doubtless
and them well UP in the race. \ ma
iority az the letter men Of the school
Will rcturM.
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BUILDERS ARE DEFEATED

NEWPORT NEWS VA. .Tunc s.
Ieake was unhittabl" In the pinchcs
to-day with the exception Of one i'm
ming, while Hamilton was hit freely
In several rounds and Rocky Mount
defeated Newport News TO .. Lcakc
allowed only two hits. both doubles,
one OF which came in the sixth inning
with two men on ana gave the locals
,hoir only run The pitching of I.cakc.
cunning catch Of foul against The
rrandstand by Lake and the fielding
~ crist were features. The score:
uo,lr Mount Newport News.
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nicImonder shoot. We'll.

ISpccial to The Times Dispatch
BALTIMORE, MD, June 8.-l>es-
tor German led the entire field at the
MARYLAND state shoot, concluded to-
day, breaking $40 out OF $40. Graham
and Rartlett tied for second place. Gill
lett Gill broke 32i and was tied by
T.. II. Storr. OF Richmond. In the state
championship race Gill won with %
ont OF 100, being tied by Storr, the
latter being ineligible.
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ROYALS TROUNCE HUSTLERS

MONTREAL June 0-Tha Royal.
CARRIED of the houors Ia the initial
gu'rI" &C th" series with Rochester this
Afternoon hy the count Of 10 &. After
Gin" Hus'lcrs had overcome the Royals
early lead errors. coupled with hits.
allowed the locals 70 Put tho game on
Ice Iu III" eighth star2a. In this in
.rs.g. E'ilh N, bas"s crowded. Jacob
son iuuh"d Gathers fly. following
~nsh Kramer threw tn" sphere into
o'n'cr acld IN an attempt 10 head off
Gather ~ second These tricks al
owed four ~ the ROYALS 10 scampor
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NUTS TRIM POWDER PUFFs

PETERSBURG. VA, June S.-Petcrs-
burg Won the first Of the series from
Hopcwell this evening by hitting Rus
sell AT opportunc times. Russell was
vary wild on the start and walked the
first two incn who faced him in the
hrst inning. and single scored one
run. after which he forced in run
hy giving two more hases on balls.
MOZART was IN fnc form and kept tn"
five hits made off him we'll scattered.
besides making TWO singles. one Of
seventh inning
no
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.nnin nrcnkr Up Gnmc.

EMPORIA. VA, June S.-Ratn broke
lin ,o-day's game in Tri-Town League.
between Roanoke Rapids and Emporia.
The game was called in the second half
OF the first inning.
Batteries: Emporia, Pannilla and
Daniels; Roanoke Rapids. Davis and
Hombcrgcr.
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hut could not count. The Climbers,
however. got two in their end. After
two were on; Bankston worked Schacht
for pass Roche was hit by pitched
ball, and Reynolds was safe at first
when he famed on a Wild pitch. Nc
Henry delivered onc-hase clout which
registered a couple OF runners. Glenn
ems forced him at second for the second
rut. The Indians went out in order in
the ninth.
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BIRDS TROUNCE GRAYS

more punched hits off Schulz and Eayrs
At "pportuuc times to-day and defeat
Cd Providence in the opening game of
the series, . % ! Morriscttc was on
tn" hill for the Flock, and, while he
was nlckcd for seven safcties. he kept
these TOO VOL scattered 20 do much
damaE" Russell mayed a sterling game
~ "ist. FOR the locals, accepting six
teen chances without e miscuc. The
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BISONS WIN FROM LEAFS

TORONTO. June S-Bufialo won from
Toronto to-day In the tenth inning
with n i-to-3 score The contest was
a sce-saw. hard fought battle. which
was won on Torontos errors and
O'Ncills triple Badcr was slightly
better than Herbert. and was given
better support The score:
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New York ~. Louis.
IIO>tUn nj Detroit.
Washingt on at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Washington.
tSa 't's'l !tF .'l'ildIf lH ipNf ~
tiiaitcd for Howard IN ninth.
.Battcd for BaEby In fourteenth.

Totals. -. % II g e ] TofnTs--.-i J T. II 7
Rated FOR NCHalc In fourth.
-isa,tcd for Howard In ninth
tB.ttcd for Bagby in fourteenth.
Score by innings:
washtnrton .- E o q y n q q q q q q G-5
Summary: Runs-Turner. Sneaker. Roth
Ganhu foD Mocller, Judge Foster. Milan.
Henry Two-bas& hits-Warnby. Gandii.
Milan. Speaker. Three base hit-GaEd!l.
Sacrifice hits-Judgc. Jameson. Baghy.
stolen bascs-Milan. Henry. Bases balls
on Covcleskic. l; OF McHa!c. 3: on Harrer.
.: off Cialin. (. Struck out-by Coveicski".
!: by Baghy. 4: by Harper, .; by Gallia 5.
Hit by pi,chcr-hy Bsrhy. NIenryp: hy
Gall.a. tGandin. Passed bali-O'Neill.
Double vs-Turncr TO GandN 20 oE"!l
Judge to Henry To Judge: Mcbride to Nor =
gan: Mcbride TO Morgan 70 Judge. Tmrires.
Chill and Dineen. Time. hours.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh Mt Asheville.
Winston salem Mt Greensboro.
Durham at Chariot
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STRUCK ou,-by Ritter. ?. by Kramer /: by
cador. , Wild pitchcs-Cadorc. Hits
OF Ritter In Innings; OF Kramer. in
innings. Time, ! 80. Empires. Handiboe
and Freeman.
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~
S0rtoiL

Norfolk .......-....-. .:
q Nr,Smouth ...-.-.... I" F" " y -
Summary: !urs-Hartrcli. Matthews. Two
base hit S!CElrE. Sacrifice hit ia T'F"l!
stolen ba-~-E",r'ou. Doub!" pla*s-Pooray
~ Hartser TO MorN"th. Cror.n 10 Hartsrll
10 McrrcIh. StTLc< ou;-by Pooroy. >; ny
alton ( - ,Ect hall-Rcyno!ds Left on
laees--ror'smou'h :. Norfolk. :. Tiyn.. 10.
Ulnpirc. E"uUsly 3ud Hughes
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l,tin.ll,

Toronto ............ l-3
Summary Runs--Ihannel. Mcdonald.
Bader t2,. Graham. Trout. Herb"rt. Two
base hits Blsokhurne. nader. Mckee. T!Ges.
dale. Ttr"s-ba hit--O' S"ill. SacrtfC" hits
-McDonald. Csrs,rou. Badcr. Trout ~,
Herbert, HuTrili Blackburn. Birminrhan
stolen base iiIackhurne. Struck out-hy
HHt.E .. - Hc-bsrr. BaSes balls
OFT Eader =. of Herbert. / HIT by pitcher
By N"'n":t. !. tmIir"s, C.eary and Hgau>-
H,.g I.'u'. . hours
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Totals . - u = - TOTAL @; q =
.Batted fo- Mace In ninth

Score by Innings. n.
Horcweh ............. u
s.m-7arv: Ruus-I rfnsch"r. E'urrv. Coal
Nv ~. Henry iiudrins. Sum'oore Jarrett.
Two. bnec hits-Barn"it Russell Sa"rihco
hit-IIenry Sacrifice fy-Elcin stolen
hases-C;oalhy. Henry. Iiudrns. Irmscher
Double piay-Goolhy. Emery nnd H"nry
I,oft on bases Petersburg. u; Uopcwcn Z
Uit by pitched hall-Ki"!n Struck out
nv MOZART. 3. ny Russell. :. Tim". hours
Umpire. Brown.
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National League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ca. games postponed. rain.)

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Pitt sburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
-. l0ui. AT Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
RICHMOND, IL; Newark. 4.
Montreal. 3: Rochester, 6.
Buffnlo. :; Toronto. 3.
Baltimore. 6; Providence, ].
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark at RICHMOND.
Providence ut Baltimore.
Buffalo at Toronto.
Rochester ut Montreal
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Newport News.

-
Score by innings: II
NEWPORT New. 49,. o o 90 OF
summary; Runs-RusaeIl (2). Edwards.
TIA lbot Lcakc Pnhiman. Lake. Stolen bases
Russell. Schultz Sacrifice h'tIroh; Three
PAYNE Bases on balls-on Hamilton, .: on
Ltakc, 9 Struck out-hy Hamilton. e: by
Ienkc s. Double play.-Crist to Wrattcn TO
altman I.eft on hnses-Newport News. D.
R"oky Mount S. Hit by pitchcr--l.cahc ami
Talbot. limo. l:ai. Umpire, RoSsano.
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No others scheduled.
American Asxocintior

At Toledo--Toledo- columbus; wet
grounds
Al Observation-Disclosures S; Louis
Vile. 3
At Kansas City-Minncapolis. 10;
Kansas City, 13.
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south Atlantic League.

At Charieston-Charle j: Al
bany, o.
At Observation-Disclosures I; Co
lunlbus, i.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. j; Mont
comery. 0 ten inninGs).
At Columbia--Columbia, .: Macon .
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STANDING OF CLUBS.


WHERE TUEY FLAY TODAY.
at Petersburg.
Rocky Mount at Newport News.
Norfolk at Portsmouth
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Baltimore .... ! =
,ems- ni,re- e., Yeie r3o base i hts,
Miller. NirAv0y. HON" run-kopf Sacri-
ha1 hi'-crau". Si"l"n hascs-McAvoy. Ri,-
ier Bfainafd. Douhie plays-Brainard 10
Eris'u'v- 'ranr to EOyf "a Russell. Eases
balls ~ Morfsott". {. on Schulz. j Batters
h.'-.Ny SchGlz. tMillerJ Struck nut-hy
NUr'I-o'f" LOTT on bases Bal, imOrn. S:
Pr"vd.urc. n Fi:st has" on orrors-Bal,i.
more q. Providence. = Time, 80 Empr"s.
ttrg'H'"r and Chestnut.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
Southern Association.

N New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Orleans, 4
Memphis. g.
At Birmingham birmingham, |
Ma shvIllc. ..
AT Atlanta--Atlanta. 2; Chattanooea
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Winston salem, 3; Grrensboro, o.
kalrigh. =: Ashcvillc. (.
Durham. 3: Charlotte, 1.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Norfolk. =; Portsmouth, q.
Rocky Mount. ;: Newport News. ..
Petersburg. u: lIopewelI, 2.
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American League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Washington. .: Cleveland. GA innings,
darkn-s-,.
t.All others r;un.)
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TotnIs I.2oi 40 s33
How Climbers Field
Pitchers Records

Totals go. ..08T 405 a.
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Hated for Schncht in the ninth.
Score ny Innings: II.
Richmond ........1 O01 d I-1"
Newark ..........o u q 1 q q ~
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08

and has no right to complain. Yet public
opinion, as guided by the enlightened
thought of every nation, comedies the
necessity of the strike as an economic
weapon for the protection of the worker
and public opinion cannot tolerate sit.
uation wherein the worker can exercise
his right to strike only at the risk of
ruin.
The strike breaker has no justification
in public necessity. Where public neees-
sity demands the resumption of work
after a strike, it can be brought about
more quickly and more surely when the
bitterness and passion engendered by the
importation of strike breakers are not
present. This is well shown by tie ex-
perience of Chicago, as contrasted with
that of Wilkes Barre. No strike has the
slightest prospect Of success when once
public necessity actually demands re-
sumption of work. and where there is
such demand it will make itself effec.
tive without the help of professional
strike breakers. In Wilkes Barre such II
necessary service as street car trans
portation the people voluntarily denied
themselves. and refused to ride ON ears
until the strike breakers were with
drawn
Wilson Recommends Measure.
The recommendation OF Secretary of
Labor Wilson to the present Congress
for the passage OF a measure prohibiting
the importation of strike breakers is
considered by trades unionists every
where to be the most important of the
many beneficial measures recommended
by his department. And now that the
chief executive OF the Labor Department,
whose duty it is to review and inter
cede when the aid of the National Gov
ernment is sought to adjust labor con-
flicts, plainly states and strongly recon-
mends such a measure necessary for
the perseverance of honest workers. Con
gress can offer 10 sound reason for de
LAYING consideration of this important
question.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
rrnLIc rRusrEEs SALE

Whereas, Elizabeth BcecheF, by deed OF
trust dated the 30th day Of March, 1913,
which Is recorded IN book 2555, page 15T.
OF the records IN the office OF the Clerk
psnvap aee9s roaraao S 'n suy conSeved 1 To- tS.
Public Trustee In and for the CITY aud
County Of Denver Colorado, the following
described real estate in the city and Conn-
ty of Denver, Colorado. to.wit: Plot nine
90, block 1--WE t5l, Hnrman's Subdivision.
the payment OF her promissory notes Of
even date with said deed of trust. for the
ls4l6.UJl dollars. payable to the order OF
Harland IL Dawson, one year after the
per cent per annum until maturity. and ut
Twelve per cent thereafter until paid. Inter
Is, pasaeie y, dua,n'srIy d as i g mora P"r,sq
ence 10 which Is hereby made for greater
certainty, and.
all persons claiming by. through or under
her having defanltcd in the payment OF
500 90 note aud all Interest sine. said date.
and the legal holder OF said note. having
elected on account Of said default to de
clare said note unpaid, due and payable.
Now. Therefore. At the written request
OF Hnrland II. Dawson. the legal holder
signed. Public Trustee In and for the city
and County Of Denver, Colorado. do hereby
give notice that will. ht the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon OF
MONDAY. FEBRUARY :. 1910
At the fremont street front door OF the
Court House. In the city and County Of
Denver. toiofhno sell ~ puhilt huetoHs 10
the highest and best bidder for cash. the
said described premises. and all the right.
title and interest OF the said Elizabeth
Beecher. her heirs and nssigus therein. for
the purpose OF paying the Indebtedness
secured by said deed Of trust. and the cost
and expenses OF executing this trust. and
viii deliver to the purchaser a certificate
Of sale ms provided by law.
Dated at Denver. Colorado. January 9th.
1916.
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In aud for the City and
County Of Denver. Colorado.
First publication. January =. 1915,
Last publication February 9TH. 1916.
Published In The Denver Labor Bulletin)
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08
LEGAL NOTICES..
SUMMONS


State OF Colorado. City and County Of Den
yer,
In the District court.
Mary, A: Bohn, plaintiff. VS.. George l..
The People OF the State of Colorado, to
the defendant above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff. In the District court Of the
City and County of Denver, State OF Colo
RADIO, and answer the complaint therein
within thirty days after the service hereof
II you are served within this state; or
within fifty days after the service hereof
IL served personally outside the State of
Colorado; or, II served by publication,
within nfty-fve days from the date of the
last publication; or trial Will be had the
same though You were present
This IL an action brought to obtain n
decree Of divorce the grounds of non
support, mental and physical cruelty, ms
will more fully appear from the Complaint,
a true copy Of which is hereto attached, and
such other and further relief ns mny seem
to the court just and equitable from the
Complaint, n copy OF which is hereunto at
tached, and the evidence adduccd upon the
trial.
WITNESS, j. SHERMAN BROWN, Clerk
of our anid court with the seal thereof
hereunto Affixed, ut office, in the City Of
Denver. this End day of October, A. D..
1915
Bv ROBERT s. BROWN. Deputy Clerk.
First publication, January 3. 1915.
Last publication. February O. 1915.
published In The Denver Labor Bullctin)
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08
FOUNDER OF SCOUTS QUITS JOB.

Ernest ThompsonSeto the man who
originated the Boy Scout movement in
this country, has recently resigned from
that organization because of the pro-
nounced trend toward militarism evil
denced by the National Council, which
directs its affairs. The Council comes
back with the statement that Mr. Seton
did not resign, but quit by request The
result is the same in either case. The
Boy Scouts, contrary to their oft-repeat-
ed assertions, are becoming more and
more militaristic, and one earnest man
who sincerely desires to develop boyhood
along high-thinking and pure minded
lines has had to quit the organization he
fathered because it tends in the oppo-
site direction. Thus are the contentious
of organized labor regarding this move
ment borne out by time.-Seattle Union
Record.
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, A. X. McKelyie. by deed Of
Is 'Te reeorded % h IN BOOK 2oS page is6 " OF Ht the
records in the office OF the Clerk and Re
Colombo, duly g conveyed @ to the tii Pubic
Trustee In and for the City and County Of
Denver. Colorado the following described
yer, Colorado. to.wit: Lot twenty one en-.
block one hundred and fourteen dI4.
getber with dwelling thereon known ms No.
2217 Champa street. Denver. Colorado.
payment. of one. promissory. note Of even
date with snid deed &C Of 1T trust. for the sum
Of h, three r, III thousand araa 5000 dolars ps pay
Fanny f. Wells and Jeannette r. hampton.
three years after the date thereof, with
until paid, interest payable quarterly. as is
trust. reference to which is hereby made
for r. grea,sr i,s,, certainty; r,I and ..r.,.,
all persons claiming by, through or under
him having dcfaulted in the payment OF
the principal q said note ,a,n and Interest
with taxes and assessments, which the lcgnl
holder of said note has paid. and the legal
count OF said default 70 declare said note
unpaid, dns n and Pagable, ~ .
quest OF Ned r. crnine, the legal holder Of
said note. pursuant to law. the under.
Tna o e "na The c
give notice that l will. at the hour Of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of
| MONDAY. JANUARY "a, 1915
At the fremont street front door of the
| CouAt House. in the City and County OF
Denver, Colorado. sell Mt public auction, to
the highest and best bidder for cash, the
title and interest of the said A. Il.
McKelvie. HIS heirs and assigns therein. for
the purpose of paying the Indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed OF trust and the cost
and expenses of executing this trust, and
will deliver to the purchaser certificate OF
sale as provided by law.
Dated ut Denver. Colorado, December 20,
1915. =
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee In and for the City nnd
County of Denver, Colorado.
| First publication, December 20, 1D15
| Last publication, january %, 1910.
| tPub1lshed in The Denver Labor Bulletip \
Denver labor bulletin., 1916-01-08
POSTAL CLERKS TO PUSH BILL,
Want Postal Court of Appeals to Act
! on Questions Affecting Wages.

Four national organizations OF postal
employees held conference in Washing
ton, ID. c., at which time plans were
worked out to have several laws passed
that will be of benefit to the members
of these organizations. The representa-
tives were from the following ,organiza-
tions: National Rural Letter Carriers,
National Association of Letter Carriers,
United National Association of Post
office Clerks and Railway Mail Asso-
citation.
These postal organizations determined
to endorse a bill for postal court of
appeals, to which employees may resort
for adjudication of issues involving re-
duction of wages or dismissal. A meas
ure of this nature has been introduced
by Representative Porter of Pennsyl-
yania