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The state herald., 1918-02-15
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County Of Phillips

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State of Colorado
County Of Phillips
In the dlsuist'eourt
| CeorgiA N McPh.rrin plaintiff W John Winter
bourne tn. STANDARD Hone Cnnpany. corpora.
ton Of IN. state Of Aiahams. Tho Birmingham
Trust a savinRs Company. n corporation. as trust
90 In bankruptcy OF the estate II the STANDARD
Home Company. N Andersen anl A II Asrison
defendants
The People Of the State Of Colorado
To the defendants above namei 0re,,lhr
You srv hereby required ,o appear In an action
brourh, against you by the above named plaintiff
IN the district court Of the count, of Phillips State
sfceiorasio and answer the complaint, therein with
In twenty days after the service hereof n you arr
served within thI. county, II served eut Of this
county OF b, publication within dirty days after
the service hereof exclusive u the day n service
o. Judgment by default will 10 taken az lnss isi
areoriinr to tho prayer Of The complaint.
Or cop, II tho complaint bs no, served upon
,os ',srrwith OF " service her.sf hc mse out II
the state ~ Colorado. ten days additional
time /, tha, sbo,. specified shall be . ossi fsr
your appearance and antwsr In raid Ion
This il an ne,ion brought laserun do ga that
plaintiff Ia the owner In fee and snsit ~ the lon
rn.iia,s possas.ion " h,a IN Va ~ uraisa
town II iiaNiun rhiilink county coiffsde ~ a..
vsinst the defendants and Hii tsfanns eiaihia4 b,
through Q, under them. aud f1f ,o.is 81 iuit
Witness my hand nj Denver Colo. ,hii let day
~ June. A u 1911 Charles L Allen
OF AlIea q @IJi.,a A,,ofnsy. for PisiaIR
The state herald., 1918-02-15
Notice l.Gni,t'tn,i q Intnt.i. In Land
and Tencments.
In the District Court


and Tenements.
In the District Court
County Of Philups
In the matter Of the petition Of Lillian M Beach
for the determination Of interests in the land Of
Lewis Jessup. deceased
To all unknown heirs Of Lewis Jessup. deceased
II there be any. and to all other parties II any, in
terested in sal 1 lads and tenements
Notice Is e given that petition has been
filed In the diA.r.ct court Of Phillips couI ty and
state of Colorado. by Lillian M Beach asking for
the determination Of interests In III. lands and
tenements Of Lewis Jessup deceased. That the
alleged heir and only heir and only party interest
cd In said lands md tenements nj tbs death of
the said Lewis Jessup was Mary Beach, deceas-
ed. of whom the petitioner herein. Lillian M Beach
ts the only heir and also grantee In deed execute
Ell by the said Mary Z Beach conveying to her.
Lillian M Beach. tn title to the land hereinafter
described ms alleged.
That the lands, interests. interests In which sa d
petitioner asks for are described us follows towit:
The north east quarter tnch) of section twenty
eight l2s) in township seven az north Of range
forty three H3) west of the 9Th p m in the county
of Phillips and state Of Colorado
That the court will on the sh day of October
A d 1917 at the court room of this curt IN HoI.
yoke. county Of Phillips state Of Colorado at the
hour of 10 o'clock m hear said petition and pr .
coed to ascertain and determine the heirs Of tho
said Lewis Jessup deceased and their several in.
terests In and TO the said land and enter deere,
! accordingly, a. which hearing all persons claim
ing tohe heirs of the said Lewis Jessur deceased
may appear and present their proof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trlct court at Hoyoke Colo in said county this 9Th
day of September A d 1917 VIC Holland
tSeaD elk Dist Court Phillips CoColo
First pub Sept 4
J II Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1918-02-15
Eslray rs,ercn,

Notice Il hereby siycn To whom II may concern
lhat The folesiar described sstray animal waa
tatun ~ nas lioiyokc Phillips County coiofadl
on OF si,1u, Dec ~. 1919 towi,
one Ia ofey Mare about years old unbraBd.
I'd
hni rnsinaii heins unknown 10 his boaid. IN!
ie's rlrlHrd ~ owner On 90 before in - 1918
} uulguiil be- roli " ,hls uoari for me i,,n no.
hf n ils arrr when found
hili. u. ief fi.si i1fr.eiian So nlssiunoff.
n,.l. 90 Iaan
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Pou'

kf lfoia cmW
Of lo totliee. Dlng Ia Jour chicken,
and egg.
The state herald., 1918-02-15
Garden Seed.

Congressman Timberlake
writes the Herald that the sup
ply of garden seed for distribu'
tion is limited and will be sent
to those only who write him
making request for seed. Ad-
dress Congressman Chas. B.
Timberlake, Washington, D. c
Room 371.
The state herald., 1918-02-15
Summons on Application Tor Rss''trsiion
State Of C,'aradc
County O. hiilira -
In the Dl,uie, co.r'

No lis
Horace 4 vetaw plaintiff
VERSUS
CHS Johnson. Mary johnson and their h.ir- n
law. peirur Jensen. his heirs at law. O liver q ol,
son and his heirs At law and Peter johnson
krd all other persons or parties unknown. claim
ing any right title estate lien or interest In the
real estate ieseri-i In the application herein DE-.
PENDANTS
Ths r iopic Of the State Of Colorado To the shov
named defendants -Crcetinx
You are hereby summoned and required to ans.
wcr the application Of the applicant plaintiff In
the above entitled application for registration Of
the following land -ii,a,e In Phillips county Colo
rI'lo tovii
Tho north east quarter tns'o Of
ssstln three In township ak ponh range
fertg-f.vsn ~sst Of the eth pm
Ard 10 lls your answ or to the said application
IN tha oH,s u the clerk Of sald court In said eoun
D y Thin twenty days after the service Of thii
sua mons lpsn Soc exclusive Of the day of such
,i-e and u you fall 10 answer the sAid applu1.
utn within tho time aforesaid the applicant plain
ua IN lhis aeiion vii apply To the eorrt for the
rrlei denlurdyt In The application herein
Ningas W Il Ileilrnd risfii Of aid curt. ard
as s,al tbcr1of. a. noy1iis colorsde h, s,id on
a. hHd fsnts thii n da5 u Nov hD 1917
lasAU W u hsiisni
ciofh i'll Hei Court Panlrs clun 10
firi put -
The state herald., 1918-02-15

SUMMONS
State Of Colorado
County of Phillipsi
In the District court
WI Irwin plaintiff VS. C J Champion defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado
Toe J Champion
The dcfendan. above named greeting
Youarc hereby required toappcar in an actor
rought against you by the above named plaintiff
n the district court Of Phillips county State OF
colorado and answer the complaint therein with
n twenty days after the service hereof II served
within this county or II served out Of this count,
Equalization within thirty days aftea the ser
ice hereof exclusive of the day Of service or udg
by default will be taken against you accord
ag to the prayer of the complaint. And II n COP,
the complaint in the above entitled action be no
erved with this summons or II the service hereof
made out Of this state then ten days additiona
the time hereinbcfore specified for appearance
nd answer will be allowed before the taking o.
Judgment by default rs aforesaid
The said action.:is brought to recover from III,
efcndant the sum Of three hundred and twcn,,
si2o.iW dollars. eommissions due the plaintiff
rom the defendant for services Of the plaintiff
securing purchaser for certain land. towit
The south half Of section FIVE t5J townshi,
ix (6) north Of range forty Eve t5) west OF
he 9Th pm in thecounty Of Phillips and stat,
Colorado
As.will more fully appear from the complaint IL
aid action to which reference Is here made
And you nre hereby notified that II you fail :.
ppear and to answer the said complaint as abov.
cquircd the said plaintiff will take default am
Judgment as prayed
Given under my hnnd and the seal Of the dis
let court at Holyoke Colo In said county this II
ay Of June A d 1917 VIC Holland
ssAp Clerk of District Court Phillips Co Colo
By W ssderburx deputy
inst pub oct6
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hud every,s;, 5.good to eat
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end ~ aihef rerfana af pafiiei ulhrovf laia ~
any rsh, uils estate lien Q, in,.r,al In tho zeal :.
tate described In the application herein sfendnnt
The People Of N. Stats of Colorado 10 ths li.o,,
rAmod DEFENDANTS ctestins
You arr hereby summoned and re1ulf,' 70 ems.
t~ef ,he application ~ the srtllssut p'rnun d,
the ale'a = is lpf'isstlan fc- raeisH-.s.- Of
The fatswins 'e'i si,ua,H in r'llilr. a.rno c.as.
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The state herald., 1918-02-15
First pub Oct II
Summons on Application For Registration
State Of Colombo
County Of Philips
In the Distrl, ticourt

Summons on Application For Registration
State Of Colombo
County Of Philips o.
In the Distri ticourt
Noiis
Augustus Johnfon plaintiff ,s George W Toms.
lis unknown heirs grantees and asslrnees. a L
Harvey. trustee and the heirs Of said A l. Harvey
towit. Clara II Harvey widow. Glen A Harvey.
Edward II Harvey sole heirs Of A T. Harvey de-
seafsd uifAffI Mar.
nv any right. title. cstAt- lien or interest In the
r-al estate described in the application herein de-
iendants
The People Of the State Of Colorado TO the al owe
ianed defendants -oroe,lng:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
aver t- application Of the applicant plaintiff In
the a.y tntitled application for registration Of
the'," land situate In Phillips county Colo
ssios,
The south east quarter tse'D OF section iiye
90 In township seven C) north Of range
forty Ave u5t wes, Of the 9Th D m
and to iiis your answer to the fah application In
the Office Of the clerk Of said court In said county
within twenty days after the service of this SUM
mons upon you. exclusive Of the day Of such sery-
lee and II you fail to the AID application
within the time aforesaid the appllean, plaintiff
in this action will apply To the court for the
lief demanded In the app.ieation hsren
Witness. W. q. Ii~lland clerk Of said court and
the .eai therof. Ht Hol,oke. caiorado In raid roan
y and state. this II ,la, of November A u 1917
Seal w. q. Holland Clerk
First pub Dee
The state herald., 1918-02-15

Order your calling cards at this ofiic
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Public

At my farm 2 mites Eest Al d tou
Of Paoli. fhurlday Jan II. had
horses, 9 head OF cattle. farm mach
r &c 8 months time, 2 pgr rent
for cath Everett, L Scott.
The state herald., 1918-02-15

Notice Of Final Settlement and Determination
Of iisirship
Estate of. .MstildA Sw~ilund deceased
Nos
No'ie" is hereby given that on the Ar L..
March a 1918 the undersisns.i Will nr..
he county court Of Phillips county cslar.,a ~, ~
'7eoun's for final settlement, Of admInI,,,.,,' =" :"
aid estate when and where all person, 4, -. y
nay appear and ohjce, to them. II they "a ,,s.',
Notice Is also hereby given a, spp,ea,,an ~
de'erm.ina,ion Of heir.hp Of said MalIlls g. :.
10 I'd deesa'ei has been made and thu, m, Corr,
VIII on said date herenbefors men,iou,.I !, a,
lime to which the hearing may be con,,nu,s. n,a 49,,
coed to ascertain and determine who are IN, he,
OF The said Matilda swedlupd deceased ana a, .a,
entitled to inheri, any lands. teneneu,.. br,s,,,.
mont. OF any other property. rial OF personal ean
suiuhF all or part Of the estate Of the .aId ~.
uha swediuhd deesaAssi and enter a d~ercr ...
oof''nrb atwheh hearing all per.oe. ei.Ir,,..
To he heirs at law Of sald dresass.i may .,ns.,
sna prssh' ih'i prof Philip zipmsrm.n
administrator Dc bonis non
The state herald., 1918-02-15
Stat. CT Ohio. city of Toledo. ! ..

State CT Ohio. OH /, ca,;s,S city 9, Toledo. ..
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that 4, ne s.Is q
senior partner Of the hrm of F. =: CnrenTsy Tc.
iedo, County and State aforesaid, @ @snG
that said firm will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each ana lev; ev;
Nv Tho ,ise Of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
my presence, this 9Th day OF December
\. ID. 1886. o,n.o0n,
''e"" Notary Public.
Halls cnterf71 Cure is taken internally
''r'' N' . ne ne .ss system. e NJ SEND for
'e''J +. ]. GHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 7hc.
Take Halls Family Pi,ls Tor constipation
The state herald., 1918-02-15

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crest in reading. come in and subseih
tor the American Boy magazine
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
South Seeks Aid
For Shipment
Of Cotton Abroad
Price Of Staple in Liverpool
Makes Maximum
Decline

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Senators
and Representative from the cotton
growing states and members of the
Cotton States Advisory Marketing
Board at s meeting here to-day
named committees to confer with gov
ernment agencies with view to Sc
curing relaxation Of regulations af
fecting the distribution of cotton. A
letter also was written to President
Wilson calling his attention to condi-
tions in the cotton industry and asking
his aid in the efforts to move the ac-
cumulated stocks in the South.
Senator Smith, OF Georgia, who
called the conference, announced after
the meeting that sub-committees We're
appointed 20 take up with the War
Trade and War Industries Boards the
matter Of a more liberal licensing sys-
tenn for cotton shipments abroad, while
another committee. was named to ask
the Shipping Board to supply addi-
tional tonnage for this traffic.
Those attending the conference said
that because of restrictions placed on
the export of cotton the market has
become stagnant, while immense stocks
are accumulating in the Southern
States. These stocks now are approxi-
mately 100000 bales in excess of those
on hand this time last year, they said
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
S19,o00,ooo of New
Is ssues Offered
To Investors
lnterborough Rapid Transit
Put Out $6,OOO,OOO
in Notes

New security offerings, which were
delayed by the fotation of the fourth
Liberty Loan, began to be announced
yesterday. The total of the issues Of
fcially offered was in excess of $19,-
0O,0O0, and it was learned that the
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company will
raise this amount by approximately
S2O,0O0,O00 through the sale of it's Sc
rial per cent notes to investors. An
Official announcement Of the latter
transaction is expected ct an early
date.
The Interborough Rapid Transit
Company is offering S6,0V0,000 three
year per cent notes, through j. P.
N organ & Co. aid other bankers. This
issue is in addition to the S33 100000
notes offered at 981a in September, Of
which the War Finance Corporation
obligated itself 70 take an amount not
exceeding $12,5D0 900. Both issues
were approved by the New York Pub
lie Service Commission, as the pro-
ceeds from their sale are to be used to
provide enlarged subway facilities. The
Morgan firm announced tnat Of the
earlier issue only Is per cent of ap-
pllcatlons in amounts under $4,000
and 10 per cent in amounts over that
sum had been allotted.
William A. Read & Co., Halsey,
Stuart & Co. and the Continental
Commercial Trust Company, of Chi
cago, are offering at 99A all issue of
$9,850,000 Kansas City Terminal Rail-
way Company tive-year per cent
notes. The notes are to be secured by
the first NOR. gage bonds of the COM
pany, which have been pledged at II u.
Hornblower G. Weeks, of this city,
and Elston & Co, of Chicago, are Of
ferlng $3,250,0 900 first mortgage per
cent serial bonds of the Chicago Pneu-
matte Tool Company. The maturities
range from October |, 1920, to Oc-
tober |. 1928, while the yield on each
maturity is about 1895 per cent. The
net tangible assets of the company as
of May 81, last, are given as $11, AL :
5O9, while quick assets on shat date
amounted to $6,028,OO0. At the pres
ent rate of earnings. it is said, about
two-thirds of the new issue will be
taken up before maturity
A. B: Leach & Co., Inc. announced
yesterday that they were offering
S15o,00o first preferred per cent Gu
mulative stock of the G. Siegle Cor
poratlon. which acquired the business
OF u. Slegle Company, one Of the Ger
man-owned concerns recently sold by
the Enemy Alien Property Custodian.
lhe company manufactures dry colors.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Plans to Stabilize
New Liberty Bonds
Federal Reserve Bank Seeks
Detailed Information
of Sellers

The business conduct committee Of
the Stock Exchange. at the request of
the Federal Reserve Bank, has re-
quested the members of the exchange
to furnish detailed information regard
ing transactions in the AZ per cent
bonds of the third and fourth Liberty
loans between November 4 and 9 in
elusive. The inquiry proposes to as
certain the names Of sellers of blocks
of $4,000 and over on those dates and
the intervening period. The amounts
and the prices at which the bonds
were sold are also wanted
Significance attaches to the dates
mentioned, as the first represents the
day on which the fourth Liberty bonds
were first traded in on the exchange,
while November was the time limit
set during which per cent bonds
could be exchanged for the issues car
rying the 4A per cent rate. The in
vestigation to be conducted by the
exchange business conduct committee
VIII not include sales made for other
Stock Exchange members, but must in
clude purchases made by non-members.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
CHILE COPPER cOMpA Aty
100 Broadway New York. October 1st ,a7e
COLLATERAL TRUST SIX pFR rE~r
GOLD BONDS, SERIES A.
To the Holders of Extended Instaimep,
Receipts:

Notice Is hereby given that the holders OF
Extended lnstalment Receipts are offered
the privilege Of extending the date OF nav.
nlent OF the final instalment on account r
the purchase of this Cornpany's Collater. ,
Trust Cold Bonds. Series A. from Noyetn-
ber 20, 1918 (the date fixed in the Extsnded
ReceipD. TO May 29 1919.
Holders OF Extended Instalrent Recet,ts
electing 20 extend the time of payrnert viii
surrender their Receipts at the ofdco Of
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York l4G
Broadway, New York City on or before
November 90. 1918. and at he tir.le OF such
SURE nder or as soon thereafter as shall be
practicable will receive in exchange there
for SECOND EXTENDED INSTALMENT
RECEIPTS
The Company Will pay interest on the
outstanding Receipts on November 90 1919
and Win continue to allow the holders Of
the new receipts interest at the rate of 81.
per annum on the first instalment OF the
purchase price OF the Bonds.
The respective rights ana obligations OF
the Company and OF the receipts shall
be as stated in the Extended Instalment
Receipts now outstanding, except as neees-
sarily modified by the further extension OF
the date FOR payment OF the final install
men; thereon.
Holders OF Extended 'Tnstalment Receipt.
electing 10 pay the final instalm on No
vember 90. 1918, Will receive the Honda
called for by their Receipts
To receive the interest due November
2sth. receipt-holders must present to the
Guaranty Trust Company "Ownerahip Ger
tihcates as required by the Income Tax
Law.
DANIEL GUGGENHEIM. Presiden.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
44O,833 Bales
Usd IL, October

WASHINGTON, Nov. IL Cotton
consumed during October amounted to
44O,S33 running bales of lint and 97,-
927 bales of linters, the Census Bureau
to-day announced.
Consumption in October last year was
5S4,946 bales of lint and 1OO,155 bales
OF llnters. Cotton on hand October 81
IN consuming establishments was L.
497, 1875 bales of lint and 1880 of
llnters, compared with ITS 859 of lint
and 69,743 of linters q year ago; in
PUBLIC storage and at congresses, 81
939,936 bales of lint and 83,t79 of lint
ers, compared with 3,091,9 of lint and
93,754 of linters year ago.
Cotton spindles active during Oca
tober numbered 32,760,623, compared
with 33,576,048 year age, I'm. ,rts
were 278 bales, compared with 80
q year ago. Exports were 383 995 bales,
including linters, compared with $780,
65S q year ago.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Relevant Comment
Marine Meeting POSTPONED

The meeting of directors of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine Com
pany, which was scheduled to take
place yesterday afternoon, was post
poned because of the continued con-
gestion in the cable service between
New York and London. This condition
prevented the receipt of advices which
are awaited before further details of
the British ship deal will be an
nounced. Marine preferred, after SELL
ing. up to 1888, turned reactionary
with the rest of the market later in
the day and closed at 12O5s, net ad
vance of H.
Gary Denies Buying P. w.
Judge E. H. Gary, chairman of the
United States Steel Finance Commit
tee, denied yesterday reports that the
corporation has been purchasing in the
open market stock of the Pittsburgh &.
West Virginia Railway Company with
the possible idea of obtaining control
OF the roads coal lands. "Thera is
absolutely no truth in the reports. !"
was his comment. In connection with
the recent rise in Pittsburgh & West
Virginia common stock rumors have
been circulated that interests Of the
Steel Corporation were heavy buyers.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Corporate Re:urns
Butte & Superior Mining Company,

BUTTE 4 Superior Mining Company.
Report for the quarter ended Sep
tember 30 last shows total income Of
S1,479,9 ,949, an increase of s675,306 over
the corresponding quarter of last year.
Operating costs, taxes, etc, amounted
to S1,334,502, an increase of s625,179
Profits were s145,447, or equal to so
cents q share on s2,9O1,s45 capital
stock, compared with $128,3S7, or "a
cents, earned the same months CT the
preceding year.
Burns Brothers of New Jersey.-Net
sales Of coal sold for the quarter ended
July 81 totalled S7,424 ,046, from which
costs of $5,529,023 were taken, leaving
gross profits of 81 895, 1923. Operating
expenses were $1,466,691. Net profit
amounted to s42s. 1892, to which other
income of $137,277 was added, making
surplus for the period Of S565, 500.
Crex Carpet Company.-Net earnings
for the four months ended October so
last amounted to $4,000, against .
deficit for the same period of last year
of $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Commodities
Industrial
Cotton

With short selling checked by the
prohibition from Washington, the cot
ton market developed much better
tone yesterday and recovered part of
its recent losses. The excitement of
the last two days seemed to have sub
sided, and in the absence of increase d
spot offerings there was evidently more
disposition to take into account the
prospects for increased exports and a
better supply of labor for domestic
mills through gradual laying off of
munltlon workers. After selling up
from 25.55 to 26.1o January reacted to
25.35. but later sold at 26.12, and closed
at 26O5, with the general list closing
steady at net advance of So to 125
The local market for spot cotton was
qulet t, and oo points higher at 28.35c for
middling upland, compared with 2775c
the day before and 29.95c the wear be-
tore. There were no sales of spot.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Pliny Fisk Sells Seat

With the transfer of the seat Of
ip'llny Fisk, of Harvey, Fisk & Co.. in
the Stock Exchange to Edwin D. Levin
son TOR $4,000, $4,000 above the last
sale, the firm gave up its representa-
tion on the board At the Offices Of
Harvey, Fisk & Co. it was explained
that their chief business now is in Fed :
eral and municipal ~vernment bona.
and that Mr.. Fisk for many years sell
dom appeared on the floor of the Stock
Exchange. Several other of the lead
ing bond houses are without members
on the exchange. The membership of
George S. Goodrich was also sold to
Charles L. Morse at the same price
and Henry G. Taubenblatt was elected
r-or' her Of the exchange.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Retaining the Money Restrictions

Although many brokers are hoping
Tor partial relaxation of the restric
tlons of the money committee on loans
Tor stock Exchange purposes, we'll in
formed bankers maintain that the need
OF credit conservation will remain un-
diminished for several months at least.
One important banker said that during
the adjustment that must be made from
war to peace basis it is essential
to husband the money and credit re-
sources" of the country. He also felt
activity in the stock market if the ia
were taken off. If the restrictions are
retained, however, he believed eco
nomic conditions in the country would
re satisfactory during the critical
months.