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The Lamar register., 1918-04-10
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Newton Strobe and Dora
Strpde. his wife, By their certain deed
\. - isAs. and recorded on the 9TH day
Of september. a. ID. 1883, in book ~.
page ~, OF the records in the Office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
Bent County. Colorado. and now also
appearing Of record in the transcrib-
cords IN the office oi The County CLERK
and isecoTdcr of PrnWers County. Colo
rHdo. did convey to Herbert T. BAN as
Trustye certain lands then situate, Iy-
iuS and being ia the County Of Bent
County Of prow"rH and State OF Colo
town.
The Northeast Quarted OF Section
Htn" t'J. Towhship Twenty four
t2iD South. Range Fort seven ti5J
M'st pf the sixth T.. A.. contain
l-- one hundred aud SIXTY GGOD
acres. NOR. or less.
In ,rust. T., secure to o. $ Bowman the
pnymcnt Of "a certain .promissory note
FOR the principal sum OF Three Hundred
aud fIftA $500 Dollars. together wtih
interest thereon. and
WHEREAS. Default has been ni.io
in the payment of said note and the in
tgr.st thereon accruing on and after
WHEREAS. The said promissory note
- arurvd has been duly assigned 10
Charles Maxwell. who is now tho legal
OM ner and holder thereof and
WHEREAS. The said Herbert e Ball.
Trustee. Is absent from the state of
Colorado and has failed and is dis
qualified from acting as trustee. and
hy reason thereof the said Charles
Maxwell has under the terms Of srid
deed Of trust the power and authority
to appoint trustee and has appointed
in writing the undersigned as success
o. tn Trust to the said Herbert r.. Ball.
Trustee. and
WHEREAS. The snid Charles Max
well. legal owner and holder of
said note secured by said deed Of trust
has made request upon the uudersigr-
premises In accordance with the terra.
OF said deed OF trust.
NOW, THEREFORE,. Notice II here
by given that the undersigned Sue
cessor in Trust. AS Aforesaid. at the
request Of the legal holder and owner
nf srid note. and BY virtue of the
authority given by and in said deed or
trust. VIII on Monday. the 18th day or
May. 4 u. 1918. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day,
soil and dispose OF tn. above described
premises in thu manner provided for
in said deed Of trust at the front door
Denver. now in the County and CITY
Of Denver formerly in Arapshoe
County,. state OF Colorado. at public
vendue. 10 the highest bilds-. ~ the
purpose Of paying said indebtedr.ss
and all costs anu eXpenses OF eNectt-
iug this trust.
Dated at Lamar. Colora 10. this 9Th
day or April. i. n. 1918.
JAMES X. DOUGHTY.
Successor in Trust to
Herbert f. Ball. Tru-tss
First publication April 10th. 1915.
Last publication May sth, 1918.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10
NOTICE or TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Clement Eek. single
man. by his certain deed Of trust dnt-d
and recorded on the 26th day ~ Nov
ember. \. ID. 1SSN. in book n. pag-
l22. OF the records IA the Office Of ths
County Clerk and Recorder OF Bent
County. Colorado. and now also appear
ing OF record in the transcribed record
hook n. pnge 92s of the records IN the
pflic. or the County CLERK and Record
er Of Prowers County. COLORADO. did
convey TO Herbert f Ball As Trustee
being in the County OF Bent and stat"
OF Colorado land now IN the County
n Prowers and stat" OF 1ol9rHhol' D.
known and described a. follows. to-
wit:
The Northwest Quarter Of section
Fifteen G5l. Township Twenty
s9gr seSgn 81 wes, Sog'e af the iSHa SIKH p. n
containing One Hundred and Sixty
6IGOD acres. more or less;
in trust to secure to q. s. Bowman the
ma vTnenf Of certain promissory note
Of even date with said deed Of trust
for the principal sum Of Threees Hundr,d
fy3O0D Dollars. together with interest
thereon. and
WHEREAS. Default has been made
in the payment of said note and tho in
tersst thereon accruing on and after
December l. 1891. and
WHEREAS. The said proUi ssory note
80 secured has been duly assigned to
Charles Maxwell. who Is now the legal
owner and holder thereof and
WHEREAS. The said Herbert y ii'll
Trustee, Is absent from the stat" oi
COLORADO and has failed and Is ais
qualified from acting as trustee. rr'
~ reason thereof the said Charles
Maxwell has under the terms Of -sld
iead OF trust the power and AUTHORITY
10 apDoInt p trustee and has appointed
in writing the UNDERSIGNED ms Success
or in Trust to the said Herbert = BAN
WHERE IS The said Charles Max
we'll as legal owner and holder Of
3, id not. secured by said deed Of trust.
mas made request upon the undersign.
"a Successor in Trust to sell the sara
premises in accordance with the terms
or - ia decd Of trust.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice ts here
nv given that the undersigned Sue
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10

cessor In Trust. as aforesaid. at the
request Of the legal holder and owner
OF said note. ana by virtue OF thc
authority given by and in said deed OF
trust. viii on Monday. the 18th day OF
May. \. ID. 1918. at the hour Of 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day.
sell and dispose OF the above desert bed
premises In the manner provided for
of the Court House in the city of
Denver. now in the County and city
of Denver formerly in Arspahos
co iutyJ. state Of Colorado. ut public
Vcndue. TO the highest bidder. .CF the
purpose Of paying said Indebtedness
and all costs and expenses OF I>s.:It-
lnE this trust.
Dated ut Lamar. Colorado. this 9Th
day Of april. A. ID. 1918.
JAMES X. DOUGHTY,
Successor in Trust to
Herbert T.. Ball, Trustee.
First publication April 10Th, 1919
Last publication May Sth. 1915.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10

rnar cnance or catastrophe. The Chin
ney of their fireplace yawned wide to
the sky. vomiting sparks and ash like
u miniature volcano when the fire was
roughly stirred. or an extra heavy sup
ply of dry wood laid on. When the
wind whistled out of the northwest the
line of flight was fair over the stack.
1t behooved them TO watch wind and
fire.
Hazel washed up her breakfast
dishes. and set the cabin in order ac-
cording to her housewlfely instincts.
Then she curled up In the chair which
Bill had painstakingly constructed for
her especial comfort with only AK and
knife for tools. She was working on
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. Isaac l.. Finn. a single
man, by his certain deed Of trust dated
the, ninth day OF Noyyember. a, D. 1ssS
ber A. d. 1855. in book "a. page 2is.
OF the records IN the office of tn,
County Clerk and l;ecorder of Bent
County. Colorado. and now also appear
ing Of record In the transcribed record
book B. page 265 Of the records in the
office Of the County Clerk and Record
er of Prowers County, Colorado did
convey to Herbert E; Ball as Trustee
certain lands then situate. lying and
being in the County Of Bent and State
of Colorado land now in the County or
Prowers and State Of ColoradoD, known
and described as follows. to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of Section
Fifteen G5). Township Twenty
four (2D South. Range Forty
seven (i7) West OF the Sixth r
NJ containing one Hundred and
Sixty (IsO) acres. more or less
in trust to secure to o. s. Bowman the
payment OF a certain promissory note
of even date with said deed Of trust
for the principal sum OF Three Hundred
s300l Dollars. together with Interest
thereon, and
WHEREAS. Default has been made
in the payment OF sald note and the in
terest thereon accruing on and after
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May 1, 1889, and
WHEREAS. The said promtssory note
Charles Maxwell. who Is now the legal
owner and holder thereof nSd
WHEREAS. The said Herbert i, Ball
Trustee. Is absent from the, state OF
qualified from acting as trustee. and
by reason thereof the said Charles
Maxwell has under the terms Of said
deed of trust the power and authority
to appoint a trustee and has appointed
In writing the undersigncd AS Snccess-
or in Trust To the said Herbert T. Bali
WHEREAS. The said Charles Max
we'll as legal owner and holder of
said not. secured by said deed of trust.
has made request upon the uhd"rHiEu-
ed Successor In Trust to sell tn. said
premises In accordance with the terms
Of ~ ID deed Of trust.
NOW. THEREFORE,. Notice l. here
by given that the understgued Sue
ceSsor in Trust a. AFORESAID. AZ IA.
Of said note. and by virtue Of thu
authority given nv and in satd deed of
trust will on Monday. the 18Th day Of
O'Clock In the forenoon OF said day
sell and dispose Of the above dcscrihcd
premises in the manner provided for
In said deed OF trust at the front door
q the Court HOUSE in The city co. Of
of Denver formerly In Arapnhoc
county,. state Of Colorado, at public
vendue to the highest bidder. .o- the
and NIL costs ani expense "f 'N"'Ut-
Dated al Lamar. Coiortio. his oh
day Of April. A. d. 1918.
LANES X. DOUGHTY.
SUCCESSOR In Tr1st TO
Herbert f. Ball. Trustee.
First publication April 10Th 1918.
Last publication May Nth. 1919.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10

which carpeted the bottom. Behind
him Hazel piled II in little mounds
with fork. She insisted on this,
though II blistered her hands and
brought furious pains to her back. II
her man must strain every nerve she
would tighten the burden with what
strength she had. And with two pair
of hands to the task. the piles of hay
gathered thick on the meadow. When
Bill judged that the supply reached
twenty tons. he built rude sled with
a rack on IL. and hauled in the hay
with saddle horse.
"Amen!" ?" said Bill. when he had emp
tied the rack for the last time, and
the hay rose in a neat sack. That's
another load off my mind. l can build
a cabin and a stable in six feet of
snow II / have to. but there would
have been slim chance of haying once
storm hit us. We wouldn't go hun
gry-there's moose enough to feed an
army ranging in that low ground to the
south"
There's everything that one needs.
almost. In the wilderness. isn't there?"
Hazel observed refectively. But still
the law of life is awfully harsh. don't
you think. Bill. Isolation Is a terrible
thing when 1t is so absolutely COM
plete. Suppose something went wrong2
There's no help. and no mercy-abso-
lutely none. Nature, when you get
close to her, is so inexorable."
Bill eyed her a second. Then he put
his arms around her, and patted her
hair tenderly.
SIS 1t getting on your nerves already.
little personf" he asked. "Nothing's
going to go wrong. I've been in wild
country too often to make mistakes or
get careless. Life isn't a bit harsher
here than in the human ant heaps.
What does the old. settled country do
to you when you have neither money
nor job? 1t treats you worse than the
worst the North can do: for. lacking
the price. 1t denies you access to the
abundance that mocks you in every
shop window, and bars you out of the
houses that line the streets. Here.
everything needful is yours for the tax.
ing. No, little person, l don't think
the law of life is nearly so harsh here
as II is where the mob struggles for Its
daily bread. It's more open and
aboveboard here; more up to the indi-
yidual. But it's lonely sometimes. /
guess that's what ails you"
"Oh, poufl" she denied. I'm not
lonely, so long as I've got you. But
sometimes / think of something hap
pening TO you-sickness and accidents.
and all that"
Forget IT. - Bill exhorted. That's
the worst of living In this big. still
country-it makes one introspective,
and so confoundedly conscious of what
puny atoms we human beings are.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10

STATE Of Colorado.
County OF Prowers }
~ THE DISTRICT COURT
ID. l.. Silver.
The Lamar Town and Land }
Company. a corporation. II. j.
Dutton. James NJ. Thomas. }
The Reliance Trust Trust j
Company; and Certain un-
Defendants
To The Lamar Town and Land
Company. a corporation. II. J. Dutton.
James Thomas. The Heliance Trust
Trust Company and Certain Unknown
parties; the Defendants above named.
You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by
The ahove-named plaintin In the Dis
trict Court of Prowers County. State
Of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the
County: or. IL served out OF this County.
or by publication. within thirty d"ys
the day of service; or judgment by de
fault VIII be taken again.t you accord
And " copy of the complaint In the
above entitled action be not served
hereof be made out OF this State. then
ten days additional to tn. time herein
before specified for appearance and
answer will be allowed before the taxi
ing. Of Judgment by default as afore-
said.
Tn. said action ts brought To auita TIN,
to lots numbered Seven C7) and Eight
OD. in Block Forty-five (a5D in the
Original Town Of Lamar. as shown by
OF the Clerk and Recorder. Of Prow',
County and Stat" Of Colorado. lynn
and being .ituate in said Prow"rs
said complaint plstntin alleges that tn,
said defendants claim some right. tiflT
estate or interest. In said described
r-a "A adverse q r11atpfIm h1If m
such claim is without any right what
ever.
and Land Company l. or was corpora
tion organized and existing under the
laws Of the state OF COLORADO. and the
plaintiff further alleges that he verify
believes there are persons interested In
the subject matter Of this complaint
and who claim an interest In the r.H.
estate involved herein. whose names ~.
cannot insert however. for the reaso.
that they are unknown TO him; and
knowledge extends. the interest OF such
person or persons and the derivation @
the said unknown parties are claiming
under the said The Lamnr Town an'
Land Company. by purchase. grant
the names Of whom. together win
their interests and derivation Of th'
anne the plaIntin is unable TO further
from the complaint in said action to
which reference IL here made; q cop
Of which Is hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that n
you fall to appear. and to Rnsw'r -
said complaint as nhoye REQUIRED. N,
against YOU according to the prayer Of
his complaint.
Given under my hand and seal Of
said District Court at the civ OF I.a-
mar in said County. this 9th day Of
A. r. DOwNER
Clerk of the District Court in nrS
for Prowers County. Colorad,
(SEAI1
First Pub April 10. 1915.
Last Pub. May s. 1918.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10

pair of moccasins after an Indian
pattern. and she grew wholly absorbed
In the task. drawing stitch after stitch
- -'-A~ strongly and neatly into
CONTINUED on Page g.
The Lamar register., 1918-04-10
81 MONS.

STATE Of colorado.
)ss.
County OF Prowers
IN THE DISTINCT COURT
ID. l.. Silver.
pi.fntffp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
The Perfect Baby e
OF The Future
lsspsploMsthod That Has wonde-fui
lRfhssaos upSn The Future lrafant.

Before the srrival Of baby knsvinr won.
en- for over half century have used With
regularity the time honorod prepAfaton.
Mothers Friend
Here is a most wonderful application for
he Hbdsmeu Abd breasts Ii p.netratss
the muscles, ltEAnenis and tlssues render.
iAE then pliAAt 10 readily yield 70 nature /,
demand fer eHpansion
by tn use the anuioas weeks Of nr.s
nancy are made eomiortAbls The usual
vrehohinG strAiH. kesrine down and stretch
inE paina are eouEtsrAetsd The systsu ia
prepared for the coming event. and lis uss
brings rest rsposs And happy an ntieipation
BY the regular uEe Of Mothers frispd
darisE the period the muscles sHpAnd easter
Nhsn bAhy arrives Hhd naturally the pAin
and danger at the erisiG 10 less
Mothers Friend Is prepared after IN,
formula Of noted family doetsr by tbs
Bradfisld Regulator Co Ai5s Lamar hldF
Atlanta "a. II is for eItstnAl use ouly
IL sbsolutely sod sHtirsly safe and vuo
dsrfully effective write then for their In.
Book There h w4th Of instrps,1o.
snd comfort to be derived In rsadinF this
little book. IL Is plainly written just What
every vonan vahu 70 know ana will hn
q splendid little teHt baok Of Fuidauee moi
only for yourBelf but will make you hslnh,i
10 others. and In the meantime obtain a
bottle Of Mothers Friend from the dTur.
GiSt snd thus iorufJ yourself against paia
aud discomforL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
To Cool Skins
and SdUe LiUes


WASHINGTON. Sept i.-The
trrrors ~ swelieriuF days in torud
Washington are 10 be mltEatcd this
summer boy the swimming corps of
tho war camp community service.
according Co Robert Cousins who is
i0 charge of this corps OF volunteers
from among the employees OF the var
iuus bureaus and departments Of the
f,drtA. government War camp COM
mumtN service, ne says. ls prepared
tl supply q Eufncicnt number " ne
guards ana swimming Instructors 10
Keep oren daily from $40 p. m. un-
ul dairy the municipal swimming
pools and bathing beach coniucted
lF uo playground department of me
District Of Columbia.
10 is Cousins plan 20 have an tho
members of the swimming corps
pass NE saving tests and prove Also
WlrN their competence as life
guards and swimming Instructors.
Cousins himself rs an expert in this
Il dark tho municipal swimming
ot Cornell university. and was the
FIRST American man 90 become a
member ut the Royal lie saving
corps
|l' ihNINIf hI 'NNk.'Hr TO- NnUIUa
pratr Enough money 10 keen tho
playground swimming pools and
bathing beach open flu time during
The summer months. and the lmpos
silN'y NJ securing sufficient mum.
hrr OF professional NE guards 10
nan the pools for longer than ten
hours "a day is what ncrcsgltafcd The
urgaulZltion OF this swimming corps.
Au nrrnr cement has been made with
Mrs Susie Root Rhodes. supervisor
OF the Fairgrounds ~ the District uf
Columbia FOR the corps 90 assume
the FUN responsibility Tor rhF opera
uon ~ the swimming pools after
80 q. m daily.
Government employees are thus
given an opportunity 90 swim after
thttr long hours in the various foI-
crhl departments This new enter
prise of the war camp community
service Us part OF fhn extensive urn.
frnm of recreation FOR employees Of
tho federal government carried ou
under the war ana navy departments
cowlga aurs uu training camp uriiyI.
tics In uh cf|rt '0 decrease thr o.
flee turnover and consequent loss OF
efficiency ~ HAS been estimated
that more -thHu thousand clerks
hplr hitherto left Washington week
lt and have bad to Doe replaced by
REV workers, 10 the evident emh3r-
lnssmcnt 90 the government ma-
ohinery.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02
City Briefs

II NJ McFARLlN has been an
nounced 40 chairman OF the general
social committee for the Confederate
reunion. Mr. MuFarlin viii make
ms Appointments today
-
SAM TEEL. age 81. who lived east
Of Dawson, died Friday night at a
local hospital Of appendicitis. He
Is survived by IA wife and three
children.
A NEW DEPARTMENT has been
- installed by the Red Cross home
service section II In the work oi
getting information about missing
wounded and killed soldiers overseas
Relatives will find a very complet,
system of checking up the informn
tion they desire q
-
COUNTY ATTORNEY GEORGE
y. REEVES returned Saturday from
a vacation ~ three weeks at Mineral
Wells. Texas, and points In Colorado
Mr. Reeves says he In ready now "a
tackle the heavy criminal docket for
W. special term Of district court
which cOnvenes under Judge N. ~
Mcneil tomorrow
-
MISS KITE ARMSTRONG has
been placed on tho regular stcno-
graphic force OF the county attor-
neys office Business the last two
months In this office has become su
heavy az to ncccssitate employment
Of two Wcnographers regularly in
stead of one on the regular force and
ono extra from time 10 time.
A MESSAGE from bulgaria IL nt
the Offices Of the local Red Cross
home service section. 2t3 old Wright
building addressed TO stephen JOr'
douoff Kostandlnoff. that cannot bs
delivered because the Red Cros,
doesn't know where he H. His last
known address VAS Tulsa, In care oi
certain box In the post office, bu
this has been changed The mes
sage Is an important one
=
MUCH MAI. to soldiers is re.
turned because Il is not belnf
properly addressed a letter ad,
dressed TO Christian Aabry and In,
tended for Henry Christian MaHry
might have much trouble M reach.
ing tho addressce Tho postal au.
thorltles warn relatives Of qoldiers tC
address mail TO soldiers by The nam,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

while not on duty. Also he is saved
the expense on % cents carfarc 70
san Antonio eYcrytlme he has "a
hankerlnE to see show or to attend
a dance The religious organizations
al the village are having phcnomc-
nal success and are helping the
new men soon TO feel al home In the
camp Practically everything sol
dicr desires can be bought at the vil-
lage and be II said 70 the credit
OF the propriCtors there IL little evi-
dence OF PROTECTING The young
people from the nv >Nlso entertain
their soldier frJnds AT %hc church
buildings and a In all rNade Rest
has become a Eery popular place
with the Camp Travis men.
The city is under the observance
or the city and military authorities.
at all times and nothing of dctrlmcnt
20 the soldier IN allowed TO flour
ish
Plans for the organization OF the
lhth division at Camp Travis are
rapidly taking shape The 18th and
35th infantry regiments Of the reg
ulhr army are already In camp and
viii form The nucleus on which the
new division viii bc formed These
regiments OF men already trained,
VIII furnish a number Of uon-com-
mlssloned officers for each OF the
new companies to bc formed. num-
Der ut priyltcs Will be transferred
90 the new organizations also. nd
W this manner II rs thought the new
division win che more quickly and
thoroughly trained than II could be
IN any other way with experienced
men from captains to priyates In
each company the new recruits
should be able to catch military mat
icrS ln a hurry
Special orders have been issued
that new men be- subjected to no
strenuous dUll at first The man
or sedcntary occupation especially ia
10 be kept In mind and the harden
ing process Is to be gradual As it
Is now the recruits do most OF their
drilling In the cool Of the morn
ing, starting az IL about sun-up.
while the afternoon Is given mostly
10 lectures, signal practice and
games
40 man is going TO be worked be
yond his strength, every man Is
going 10 have abundant good food,
and every reasonable pleasure and
recreation. but military training will
be the first thing always.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-02

they arc enlisted under. and not By
an abbreviated name.
-
A LETTER FROM G. A. Desaus.
sure. assistant passenger agent 6i
the Southern Pacific railway, says
that he thinks there will be a large
movement Of southern people To the
Confederate reunion lie writes
that the system of charging fun fare
10 those Nlher than actual delegates
toNthe reunion wiz limit the attend
ance.
DUE TO THE FACT. that Labor
Day falls on the first OF the month.
when the mails are very heavy,
postal authorities find II necessary
To have delivery on that day. II
Is the custom 10 have no postnl
service on Labor Day. General de-
livery windows will be open, how
ever, from . TO 10. Money order and
postal savings windows will be
closed all day
TWO POOL HALLS at Sand
Springs we're especially prolific
sources OF supplies for the grind OF
tho county courts Saturday. In a
raid conducted Saturday morning by
Constable Charles Oberst. these
places netttsl seven barrels OF fifty
two quarts each of the hardest kind
Of hard cider. The propriotors were
arrested ana informationa win be
| filed by Oberst today