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NOTICE or EoREcLosuRE SAIL.


Notice is hereby given that judgment was
rendered in the above entitled Court and
Cause on the 18th day Of March, 1918, in aud
By which said Judgment Il u provided that
certain land and appurisnaneos be sOld fof
The satisfacllcn OF certain mortgage bearing
date the 18th day Of Decsmber, 1914 made
sud executed by Charles Z. Niesse and y.
Grace hiesse 10 the shove named Plaintiff,
which said mortgage was on The 18th day OF
January. 1915, duly recorded In the oiies Of
Ne County Clerk and Ex0meiO Recorder OF
lho County Of Luna In he State Of New Mex
leo. In Book Of Records Of Mortgages q
pegs et.e, and which said lands and %.
plltenaneO 20 to Be sold are described Ss
lollOuu, t0Wit,
South Hail Is ~ Of the Northwest Quar-.
" (NW ~ Of Section Ten (l0). Township
IIgenty:iour i2d) South, Range Seven az
West New Mexico Principal Meridian, coz.
staining Eighty (0O) acrea, more or less, 70.
Agethor with all water rights now and here.
After acquired, together with all and singular
the lands, tenemsnts. hereditaments and Gp.
purtonAnces thereuntO belonging or in any.
wise appertAining, and the reversion and re-.
voTolons remainder and remaindere, rents,
issno1 aud profits thereof, and an the estate.
right title, interest, claim and demand what.
eooyer Of the said Z. Grace hieaae and Charles
=. Hiosse, either IN law or equity. Of. In, and
70 the said described premises, with the Sp.
Notice & further given tia. the undersigned
Special Master named and appointed In and
b. sAid Judgment. viii offer Tor sale 10 The
highest bidder for cash the lands and ap.
purtsnAnee. in said MoTtgage. in said Jude,
nent, and hefeinbefore described. 81 the front
door Of the Court House In the Village Of
Doming IN the County Of Luna and Ssah Of
New Mexico, on the 25h day Of July. 1918, a.
300 o'clock In The forenoon Of said day.
and hat the amount 10 Be satisfied out Of the
proceeds Of said sale. being the amount Of the
including the interest thereon 10 the date Of
sale, together with The costs aud expenses Of
said sale
Dated thh cath day Of June, A. D. 1918.
A. A. TEMKE.
Special Master.
Inna 2a.JuiN 10.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
sIATH JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF NEW nEICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY or LIMA
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


Nollre l. hereby gives. that sealed propo,,l,
lor ne construction Of } school buildins al
yaee, n school district Nai rs. Of Luna coSutv
New Mexico, win b FpSo,vod % 10 the isth
day q July. 1913, 81 100 o'eIock 3. n sr5
q SAD time win b opened, and ne eon,rsst
awarded v he lowest rosionsible bidder Win
rishl reserved % reject ~ and aI bldS. The
plan, and specifications may b seen, The blds
VII y receiyed and opened, and ne contract
aNarded, ~ he office Of he county superin.
'enaenl OF schools Of said Luna county.
hidderu, e. an evidence Of GOOD fAtih. and
70 Be forfeited for failure 70 enter into con.
rect WI BE- required 70 iile with their bids
eeiutied eheek Tor $4,000. and The successful
bidder WI b required 10 enter into ! boni
IN the sun Of $1,000 70 insure faithful psr.
Torrance Of ne contract
Datri this 22nd day Of June, A. d. 1918.
BY order Of Luna County Beard Of Fiucs.
ton
JOHN G. WATSON.
bseretaFy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1918-07-19
june 2s.July 10.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO, WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY or LUNA
CIVIL No. 7Os.

MISSOURI STATE LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, a Corporation, Plaintiff,
VS..
O. J. kOhlmann, Administrator Of the Estate
Of Charles y. Miease Deceased; =. Grace
Misae, Raymond z. Nlesse, Riehard MlsSSS,
NeolA Alesse, Southwestern Alfalfa Yarns
Company. . corporation. KThkauer, Fork
40ye's Successors Inc, . corporation
Lfed ehsrman, d. o. snodgosn. Joh o.
and under the name Of DeminR Machine
Works Deming Lumber Company . cor.
poTAilon; Advanced umeley ThFesheP Com.
pany, Inc, q corporation, and The Deming
National Bank. q corporation. and Rura b.
Knowles, Executrix and Sole Heir q Law
Of B. A. Knowles, Deceased, Substituted De.
fondant Herein, Defendants
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CIVIL No. 7a7.

H. II. KELLY Trustee snd THE DENIyG
NATIONAL BANK 10 CorpOration) Plain.
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Santa Fe, July 18.-The room for
merly used by Governor Lew Wallace
as an executive office whenever the
legislature was in session in the Pal
ace Of the Governors, will be set aside
as a Pantheon for the men from New
Mexico who died in military service.
Director Hewett Of the museum is
having the room arranged for the
placing Of a suitable frame upon the
wall facing the entrance within which
in large letters will appear the names
Of the men who have died in camp
or abroad, numbering fOrty-twO thus
far. At the same time effort will be
made to secure a picture Of each Of
the departed men and also q detailed
biography, the picture to be suitably
franed aud the biographies to be
kept in a memorial volume. Later a
hall Of history is to be built as an
east wing Of the historic palace
which will have fireprOOf vaults for
all the war records and other archives
and ample space for display Of rolls
Of honor and data Of the New Mexico
men, now numbering almost $4,000,
who are IN active service, to be kept
there unit time is no more.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT or THF
sl4Ih JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF LUNA.
CIVIL No. TOT.

MISSOURI STATE LIFE INSURANCE
Company, q Corporation. Plaintiff.
vs.
,. Grace Mess, Raymond +. Niesss. Richard
hiesse, Nicola hiOiss G. ]. Kohlmanh, Ad
minisrator Of the Estate Of Charhs s
aies.e, Deceased Q. @. Carr, and The
Plaintiffs.
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
JUDICIAL DISTRICT or THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO,
WITHIN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF LUNA.
no. sOS

THE DEMIE0 NATIONAL BANK Il Cor
pOFaiion) Plaintiff
Va
q. y. BAILEY, ANNIE ". &. BAILEY, c. ].
KOHLMANN. AdminialFatoT Of the Esiats
&c, y. Miss.s; Deceased: = GRACE
ARD NlEsaE. end NICOLA MlERsE. ~
PENDANTS.
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CANE SEEDS, MILO MAIZE.
KAFFIR CORN. FETERITA.
COW PEAS and FIELD corn.

Recleaned amber cane, so lbs,
$3.75; 100 lbs, $70O.
up, $e26 per 100 lbs.
Red Top cane, so lbs, s.; 100
lbs, $e.7b; 500 ID. lots and up,
$40 per 100 lbs.
Dwarf Milo Maize, so lbs,
N5O; 100 lbs, $50; 100 lbs. and
Dwarf Black Hulled White KAT
Gr Corn, so lbs, $3.76; 100 lbs,
$7M.
Fancy Feterita, so lbs, $50;
100 lbs.,slO.
All I. Q. b. Fl PasO, cash with
order.
LET Us HAVE Y0R ORDERS.
We CAN SAVE you MONEY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15

cared for by the police. who. also rens
dered valuable assistance. The big
pumping engiuc worked for three and
one half hours and probably rendered
the greatest service it has given since
purchased by the city, as huge guam
titles Of water were necessary to get
the fire under control.
The fire started in the southeast
corner Of the sne-story building, and
the iiremen succeeded in keeping 1t
confined to that part of the structure
TIL building Ia constructed for refrig-
Grating and cold storage purposes, and
Ia lined with sheathing and the spaces
between the walls filled with sawdust,
1t was the latter material that caused
tho trouble, as the sawdust smouldered
for hours and resulted in smoke SO
dense that the firemen had the great
est difficulty, in working.
The meats and canned goods stored
in the hhldins were burned and wat
err soaaSed-the loss in summer sausage
stored In the basement alone amounts
ing to thousands Of dollars. The loss
Wiil also include $1,000 worth Of new
1urlap bags, which were placed IN
the building Tuesday. Tho loss to the
building will constitute @ small part Of
the total, and consists largely OF dam
age TO the walls In the sontheast cor
ner,, and portion OF the roof, which
Tell III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15

PARE for an officers commission. or
that he be assigned to work in the
ordnance. quartermaster or other staff
corps and sent immediately to q divi-
sion in one Of the camps.
According to Lieutenant Colonel
Rees. commander of the entire students
corps, the presumption is that for the
next year, the largest portion Of the
student body reaching the age Of TWEEN
ty-one, will be required to supply a
large part Of the officers needed for the
national army. It is understood that
at least four or Ave times an many Of
ficers will be required as the total num-
Der of students who will graduate from
all American colleges and universities,
At the present time, therefore, the
new training corps is the plainest- road
leading to an officers commission.
Az state director. President Main Is
assisted by an executive committee
consisting Of DR. james n. Campbell.
president OF Simpson College, Prof. C.
II. Weller, Of the State University Of
Iowa, DR.. G, p. colgraye, president OF
Upper Iowa University: Professor D.
w. Moorehouse, acting president of
Drake University and A. NJ. Deyoe.
stats superintendent Of public instruc-
fi0sn E5a
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
GAUGES ARREST OF WIFE.
Waterloo Husband Charges lntimae.
With Army Officer.

Waterloo Husband Charges Intimacy
With Army Officer.
Waterloo, Aug. l5.-l3y employing
the art of detective, A. d. Manning, q
local newspaper man, was able to re-
veal intimacies between his wife. who
Is trained nurse, and James L. rs
tell, an officer connected with the
Twenty-fourtt company. Sixth train
battalion, Camp~Ptke, Ark.
discriminating evidence. It Is claimed
by Mr.. Manning, was uncovered when
he attached his wifes trunk at the
uniuon station just ~ she was b0ard-
Ing a. train which would take her to
Camp pike and also. presumably. to
Officer Estell. !.
Tuesday nicht Mt. Manning wired
the military authorities to place the
couple under arrest. A telegram re-
ceived Wednesday, from Assistant Adj
jutant General Goodman stated they
were in custody.
fFprward aftidayits and teleGrams,'
directed the, message Which came
from Camp. Pike.
Mr. Manning stated that II tho
couple 10 not punished under military
rules he will ale a federal charge Al
leging q violation Of the Mann white
slave act..'' A. his basis Of authority
tho newspaper man claims Estell wired
Mrs. Manning SIS last Saturday, the
money to be used, by, her In paying her
Transportation to Little Rock. an inter-
state transaction which 70 forbidden
by the Mann law. .,s IS !
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
ToRNAt,o NEAR klLLpvFF.
Some Damage Done TO Farm Building,
nrd Croos.

COmo 0NTU0U0 fbVV0 10 u 1bW 0ultQtuOu
ard Crops. Is s
Killduff, Arg. To-. Residents in the
vicinity Of Killduft were the victims at
small tornado Tuesday evening be-
tween I and {, o'clock Which caused
minor damaSa to a few buildings. The
funnel-s shaped cloud appeared In the
southwest and travelled In a northeast
erly direction, according to those who
saw the storm approaching. It was
accompanied by little hail and 4
heavy rain, iotalling about two inches
In that vicinity. The rain fell. in q
narrow path, for there was no rain
whatever four miles north OF here,
Heavy rains also 6ell In the vicinity
of Reasnor Tuesday evening.
Two silos on the farm OF TrQlove
iSyhouse, northWeyt Of here, were de-
Atroyed beyond ,rapair, one being
blown over. the sothers twisted conn
pletely out of shape. The porth OIL
the N. A. Compton residence. also
northwest ot town, was badly dam
aged. Many, haystacdks were blown
down by q heavy gale which accnanpa-
Lied the storm and wagons were up-
set.ti
Corn waA badly blown down IN some
sections, according to the reports. A
number OF trees here wsre blown down
also, Damage to small sheds ia also
reported. but no LOSSES Of q serious
nature were effected A barn Is re-
ported to have tjeen badly damaged
near Reasnor and a number OF the
telephone lines near Killduff and
Lynnville are out, Of order
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
News Of Elders.

| a. 4 4. l.
Special to Times Republican.
Eldora, Aug. l5.-Dean w. Peiseh
LIFT Wednesday Tor Baltimore, Md.
where he will enter service for the gov
eminent preparatory to becoming q
soldier.
County Attorney Williams returneS
Wednesday from business visit OF
several days in Chicago and Peoria.
Raymond Blaclsman left Wednesday
for Chicago on a business mission of a
feWNdays.
A fne slower fell here during the
night and this morning, reviving pas
lures and doing much good to the corn
crop.
County Treasurer O. NJ. Barnes,
Deputy County Clerk George Edwards,
Supervisors r. r, Swallum, G. G. Wiem-
er and County Engineer Stigerwalt
have been in attendance in Sioux City
several days this week at sthe state
convention of county officers.
Fall blowing has been for the most
part out Of tho question In great
many fields over the county because
OF the dry weather. Farmers who
have endeayored to do this work found
that the earth came up IN chunks ana
the work had to be held back untll
rains moistened the fields.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
Ns,ys Of Greene.

Special to Times Republican
Greene, Aug. 15:-Dr.' r. w. Stober,
of Charles City, has been called to the
United States service and left MOI
day after visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Stober, for Jefferson Bar
racks where he will enter the medical
department
Mrs. C. e. Cheney ana two sons ara
visiting relatives at Alexandria, MINI.
j. M Harrington Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. has been here the past week
visiting relatives.
Dean Curtis, junior member Of the
firm Of Miner & Curtis, was married
in Waterloo Tuesday evening 70 0nas
Ruth Fish, at the home Of theNhE1aets
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ~ Fish.
About twenty relattves.were present
Word has been received hero that
will D. Price has been severely
l,Honnded i'm t,9pace 8QN
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
Northern Iowa Items

Cedar Falls.
Several loads of 1917 corn have
been sold on the local market during
the past few days. It brings from
$3.50 to s1,75 per bushel. depending on
the quality.
LeMars. ~
Mrs. Ange.ine Bruse, Of LeMars, has
started suit in the district court
against H. Z. Harvey and Mrs. Har-
vey. chiropractors. alleging nalpnc-
tice and asking $1,000 damages. In
her petition. the petitioner alleges
that the defendants treated her for
stomach trouble. as they diagnosed
her complain, and in their treatment
broke one OF her ribs and she was
obliged to call in surgeon to set the
rib.
Charles City. !.
The good eld-fashioned American
pie. will be matter of fond memory
only in one community of threshers
this season, A number of farmers
called meeting at the nearby
schoolhoyse to which the women were
invited and the men voted that the
cooks should eliminate the pie and
cuka for the threshing crews, to be
In line with proper, conservation and
On account Of shortage Of -four. 1t
was also agreed that where two half
day jobs were done by a crew the
women should serve dinner together.
The men also said that no supper
should be served the crew. The hours
for threshing were set for $3.50 a. M.
to 7:30 p. m.
Sioux City.
Over 1,000'pairs OF overalls were
used by workers when the ruins of the
Western Iowa building disaster were
cleared away at the time of the fire.
Hundreds OF pairs of gloves. fash
lights. picks. shoyels. crowbars, saws,
pals and electrical equipment were
used. Cigare.s, sandwiches and cof-
fee were furnished to the workers.
Ellis covering these and numerous
other items have been placed with
CouncR,nap Henry Michelstetter, Of
the city !. .ance department, and the
matter will e taken up with the own
ers OF the two buildings for payment.
The total amount Is $S,+b60S. The
largest bill is that OF Hicks Fuller
Plerson Company for 37444,90 for over
,alls, gloves and other items.
Fort Dodge.
To say that army life palled upon
the Senstbilitics Of Charles Cartee Is
merelyia conjecture. but something
perhaps Observation-Disclosures him
back to his home In this city. from
Camp Mills, Mineola, Long Island
without ,the formality of q furiough.
Arriving hereli,a few days ago, his
family soon ascertained that he had
left the camp without permission and
the military authorities
where he was and assured them that
he would return. The next step in
the matter was the arrival OF q federal
oQffioer who took the boy Id charge.
leaving him at his nome, however,
over Friday night. Saturday morning
when, he called for Cartee to return
to cana, With. bin. the boy had gone.
Kept up most Of the day
Saturday, but was Of no avail. Late
IN the evening word was received
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
THREE GIRLS sENTE;NlcEp,
Convictions Secured "a Charge q
Trapsmi4tinn pisSaUe.

Waterloo. Aug. ib,Three Waterloo
girls-Myra Bender. Gladys Bender
and Florence Graharn--were given SEN
tence OF one year each "Wednesday by
H. b. Boies, Judge of.the district court,
to the wouAn's rcformatory Mt Rock,
well City on charge OF sub@ecttrs
others to the risk OF contracting CON.
tagious disease. Il
Theirs are the first cases handled
since the federal government began ITS
hard drive here, against social diseases.
The information was signed by Lieut..
"A. J, Mclaughlin, an army officer in
charge Of the enforcement Of laws
against these diseases In Iowa, Other
cases OF a similar nature may be fled.
It was reported. as the Federal. state
and city authorities are detarminsd TO
Wipe out tho black plague IS s.,
The girls assembled In tho court
room some little time before Judge
Boies assembled the bench. They
laughed. joiked and appeared to be shav-
ing q good time. When the court APP
speared the girls Gained down.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15

from Camp Dodge that cartee had
been there, reported to the officers,
told his story, was provided with
transportation to join his company at
Camp Mills, and was returning there
OF his own vOlition. It is said that
under-martial law q man Ia not classed
| as q deserter Until after ten days
absence without leave and Cartee Is
thought to have several days time yet
to his credit. 1t is probable, However,
that he will he disciplined when he
reaches scamp for being absent without
leave.
Cedar Falls.
Finding that the state tax Of $40 per
year, per pupil will not at the present
time maintain a school district and per-
nit It to be conducted upon the high
level which the patrons Of each district
are demanding, movement is to De
started among the directors Of tho
Cedar Falls school district, 1t Is rumor-
ed, which will ask the legislature to
raise the present tax TO a ngureswhich
would be considered adauate to success-
ful conducting OF public schools upon
the plane which present day conditions
seem to demand It is said It is the
intention Of some members of the
school board to have measure intro
duced Nin the legislature at its session
in Des Moines next January, which will
authorize school boards all over the
state to raise the per capita Those
who have been studying the matter Of
school finances, In the light OF the
present day conditions, have reached
the opinion that this is the only solu-
ton for the problem.
Waterloo.
Fire of mysterious origin. starting
in the general aecretary's office In the
Y, NJ. G. A. building about a. M,
Sunday, did damage estimated ut near-
ly $500. besides destroying much val-
liable correspondent and records OF
]. T. Houser.N Prompt arrival OF APP
paratus from the Commercial street
fire station prevented what might have
been DISASTROUS confiagration. The
blaze was cxtfnguished with chemicals
The Are was discovered by a pedestrian
who turned In the alarm The entire
office was In flames and the hlaza
seemed to have originated in the floor
Ing beneath the front part OF the
structure. A Victrola valued 1t $3.50,
loaned TO the Y. II. CA. by the James
Black store. WAS destroyed as was
tho desk OF Mr.. Houser and Its entire
contents. Membership records and
other valuable matter were in the safe
and escaped damage. Correspondence
destroyed by IRE included applications
OF several men; for Y. M. G. A.. war
work overseas and some time will be
| a.. -l-. i :
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-15
FIRE Loss NEAR 100000.
Lightning Causes Destructive Blaze II
Cedar Rapids Packing Plant.

Lightning Causes Destructive Blaze in
Cedar Rapids Packing Plant.
Cedar Rapids, Aug. IL, Lightning
which struck the stone storehouse at
tia T. N. Sinclair company plant dur
Ing the thunderstorm Wednesday
evening started q fire which caused a
loss roughly estimated at between
$4,000 and 100000. with strong
probability that 1t will reach the lat
tor figure. Thousands Of pounds of
meats were almost totally destroyed.
and great quantities OF canned goods
were either destroyed or badly dam
aged and great quantities will require
new containers.
OWoing to the construction Of the
building the fire was \ most difficult
one to combat, and the f1remen. with
the assistance Of the fire department
At the plant, worked from s;25 p. m.
Wednesday until 2 O'Clock Thursday
morning befo.e it was finally extin-
guised. Three firemen were overcome
by smoke during the night. and were