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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

sne Aalf D. northeast ls~is-i west
r. .es4
Nj Proctor to q Y inglc. lois ! q
1. block gs. New Msrshail. siea
Mursei Metz 20 Cora Rohrer. one
third gmtereH hats - and II. block ge,
East Guthrie. s.vo
Annse u i,orss 10 n u chappcli. rasi
ore haH of we~f one-haif southwest
p ~. wess. $50.
Arthur A Jone~ To X EDdscott.
lots 7 aud 3. block IN. Third c3 isoi
Heights. CufhgSe. SI7zq.
Logan County 70 + & Hsistea ono
acre a norshcsss 2:-as-g west. si25
Aagas, MyeFs to George T Tsoas.
soss y and -. block ]. f5slh cspiioi
Heights. Guthrie 81
st gork 80 Geo r Ross. io,s "a
% @g. block 4. Ffnh capitoi Heights,
sashr5e ssso8
o. ID Heifop 50 chss white. Traction
u lots 70 ~. block IL M,aAa f;;ssssslAfsss- ~
TIg7s
Lacy Sine to John II Ray. souih
essf 5f-ss-s yes, 1900
Al Ma 10 JOSIAH Lehman. 70 acres
4 Dot - SEXTON s1-l7-z west 81
sse.
sseison sey1er - Bruna kfsnnig.
west ors~-hslf section - and ss seres
u nortb~ers xe-l1-s west sys.ses
Ha -r 10 a A jones. toss 0
sns r. bloex :. s.~fA csthne. s1see
! :sa< slabssl 20 Hober sesnsn.
norbxeas Ia-1s-s west fissfk,a
rf- wglAan< 10 c - and Nands
Bssn. - Z. sio<k y. Esst Gsssris
ssw
s.sss coednlxb: % 4 y cIsnons.
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80
Bearer ysl Hardware compsny 70
: = D4sl<. to<s = and =. block ~
Nsitan sz1e
nT vcf~niei 70 Hesry f,odfrer,
q serss u northwest 1s-is-z pess-
g.
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x<r1k gssbrt 81
~ Dsshso - is3fsrz IsiLrf. isf@
snz ;. sssek =. O1s1sas. sl.~
peer n As1erson . a z BeT<r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
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calessel nat msks. sslossl ssklnx =
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he ~cndefful slriaes of caleusel Wien
rahhed oi al " anr'easAni and nsn
seating sffesgs
Cehstse~ u the scnssiion VI the drus
tfadf Pharmacists fexsIis q a. ne
bet rcm.is Coz the liver ~ effect
h. hllieasness. soastlpsticn aud indl.
srsilon = most detfhsNl
fhs neat time scar liver needs =
lsorcosh cleansing trs Calslsss one
tablet sf bedtime With swallows ~
waller. that's all No tasss. no nAasea
No salts. m srir,.r You ~alc 40 Il
che Morning telling fins. with seal
sssssmr tksncashis elsaAe.i aud a
hearty sepe,ise tcr hFeaAtast Ett
ehst ,co plcs<c 20 danger,
cslo,ses arr sSid cnls IN ofirlnsi
sealed pseksses. price tAlris ~,
eests Your drassisl ~lll elsdly ~
niaa soar none, u ,ou do not fiRl
lhsm elfcsiise and dsilKhital Iads :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

CRATER usAsss . rs-'~ssp
A. tks rie.< - N. srsssslas ssss
fsf | sxeks ef foaas stll ~ha ess
ssse.ftes fef sfAnt alefs ass - ~
held hap@s fot : c<fesl Ahs ssps
fef ne ess sftssae@n sst - !
t,lshs stated shes kst ae ~ hsl lstk
- soNs -saa einsf cesfsils gsss,.
elites
rAn shi ~e sesel ,~eav.,ss
and she h.a s>sa s New Nefs So
fouf ssats sac tela me shs MA sf~et
a<stls ase lhoussnf daIiafs "a s~f
mwscsl sdasstlan. - as prepared
10 hs Impressed
nut ~hss hard shssrlplrs setss
ms hsstt ssss hsFds daFes
breathe whsn shs nnished rad
- mrs M hssa away - shs eeslasT
zee ms syes.
~wsas sAs ssssa. IN . slsn'aesns
tcxs
~ aware she expected ms ,o
eHleus~. hat couldn't she hat
nsthlns o. fuus, naattnx snssbs
with ssps lAlloes sf eetains aao<f
~ ~ A*"N "NN"tNs. |f"ftt WV"
for epers he veuit hsev required
several times ~ mush A. she hsd
"a order ~ hsse ns<N seata w sn
ssdlleflan, she sasnt pAf,leelaslY
musscsl either and hst 40 more
temperament than = piece ~ weed
! doubt, also. " she had the phY~lesi
s,rsnssh ~hich enc must have N
orefa.
she stood sh,re ralsins ter IN. 10
sreak
what shan .syf- e.hsd m
a feeble way
SAY vhat 40 yso mean -
was embarrassed. ~ tousss. Hut
' sinsiis decided g. sise my crin'on.
truthfully. " y pnkma fssi. 60
delads rsnpie ny false compliments.
No ona ever can he hripsd h3 seh
. contss II wu sse ~ pfoggss 20
must BE- told of our weaknesses,
s'herwiaa they never can be can.
euerra. 80 followed wnat !
thought m, better iofEmsnt
INever vii I f.rNe, the leok 81
feorn on that sirfs fasr ahr
rcusan'l psfmit ne "a Hnlsh
you don't knew stss interrupted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
ATTEMPT TO STEAL MONEY
FRUSTRATED BY A|RPLAMEs

London. Aug IA copenhascn dis.
ra,th 70 the Exchange Telegraph
,Ays Il has been stated that the a.
peoe marks. an attempt To smas
vie which from Berlin to Switzerland
~ss frustrated by policemen In air
planes. besonsed to the former crown
princess A highly placed person ass
been arrested Ia. conneciion with the
attempt 10 take the money from tho
ctantry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
WANTS TO KNOW why
We SHOULD HELP FRANCE
estIHssss --e
Congressman From Indiana Wants
American Shoes Sent To Bol-
disrs In rsance Returned,
Other Supplies Also

pargs, AaE gg- ConEtesnnasn useaf
" Bland OF indiana, mcnsheF ct tha
war expenditures mye*slsaing soni
mistr which ~ here examining Faer
ords pertaining 10 The liauldasion ol
the affairs o. the American army ~
France. said today chat he felt \ was
NOR. important 80 lo~m Tho coNt OF
living for the American pabllc than to
.nd~avue 80 protect msYkcs prieaa
and prevent the marAes tfoin break !.
ina
Ms Hand said tho pfeenufu brought
10 bear by American dsalerw and
manufacturer In an oftort 20 prss rat
the return of ssr su pilgF from Frame
10 America we're objectionable 70 hiin
abiding that when Americans go
ladly need shoew, I, ~cems stsanSs
that 10 many good army ahoss should
be sold ri low prices 20 belgium ana
other European countries American
working meu ~ tha meantime belnK
ferc.d 10 ray higher prices In tha
United States.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

cx. and was completely csfcd ey
hat Temperance tonic mads from
zi.d baris and roots. and kpovn for 10
yesrs a. Dr. Pwr~'s FAvssite Pres<rip-
ton. wh<n woman complains n back
sehe. diszsess a. psin--vhsn everything
Iooss blsek b~forc her eyes, dragging
feeling, o. Lcanng down, With nervous
ness. she sbossid turn 10 this 'tssnpsrsnes
i.<ri,sl tonie. known a. Dr.. P'esoe'a fsvo-
rite Prescription II can BE- obtained ~
sin0t every drug stfe i The land ssd
DE iasmdicnts ere printed 10 plain Eng
Eeh N the vrsHper. Put " in tasls's q
Equ;d. Dr. PSerce. Il InvsRdS Hotel, Baf'
fsls, y. Y, sfIl seSd . txialdss tosio-oeDts
nAror Rorog. LA.-sCcsng thru
ms14fc rfe I 91s kAi<te1 VIII heat
6asb<s sn1 dir ff<1.s. toDc fri<rds 81
nfse s1vl<>d ne " trJ pqetW Piefret
fzSo-lfe Pre<>rf pfio1 aD1 ] sm mighty
ais1 I toox fbeIr a1riea ~ II ey<e r,e
ner~ somfoyt sa1 gettef thas snT ne1l-
<;e~ I'D <ver fsken- eaue fhrs the
<fzxxe II <1o~slsst b<s1fh tte beat
80. ',.s e. .ess s.s.' - ~. s'' ,s's. e = sc<s
J., hszi.i, 81 ~ ssz:t = ~ - = - =
friffA tIHe - ss&. =. =. SsrJ t3.>5ys
~ - SsD.<sez.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

". us, Nsr- semslhins ften ~
folloslsG ., y. n lrelsna. tFsvsllnx
-ssesnsn q io.lelne. ~, Ia ~
samssf a lass I Asa = severe attach
a shelsss weFeas save ~ Aesl
porter i,fv s~sis snd sssia klm 10 hav
ne kcsfl< 81 chsnh<fssins Sslle
md nsfFsssa heracss ard ~ take no
sstsurls. icck scasls doe cf q
according 10 alrecllons and seat -
s'sep 4, nss ,'clcck ,hs ass, morn.
irs ~ss called ~ ms eraer sna sooA
train ~ ny sesl slstp.nx place.
esll nsn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
WILSON MAY REVIEW
FLEET NEXT WEEK

Can frsnclico. Aug cs Secretary
u lbc Navy Daniels viii review The
Pacific fleet ~ San Francisco Sep
iambor 1. he advised headquarters Of
The Twelfth naval district here To-
day The wireless n"ssage sant from
the batsIeship New York, eiiroute 20
Honolulu. r II. in dIyated she presl-
Dent might also be here Septembcs
/ il was announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
|PRUsisNNs|; S;1RIFPlNE'
scRl[sWle Or GOODS

ccpenssgsa. Aam - rrpv~,sn su-
shoFlgls. hasy stars~i all ever North.
etn Nehisswig eapflseAslnx isrs~
anaulisl.m N svoAs stored tor sale
after ~ cessiea 90 Denmark TA~
ss1cks comprise fnrtiils~Fs. machines.
htrawase. sarb~d xlre saA sasouso.
bllsw stolen from sbs army, sAlt and
posash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

~ lsssass !. a. aa's~'e. sss -
h u. : ssrv srss~sss. >s~as
"a knae salt lse ws'' rh~ o>~f.
mneulasd sad ssessssa pse ev~
sna etsf sssiA Led IN saj - ~
itke Ref ~he wss ssesssss - -
ssllet = esentf fpf ~ $50
- se.llss Al fss
A fes ~r-ks lstsr I nsi <satn1s
ssFsfRafe sn~sf~nst <s~i'sf " 49,
4 lAhis. heetNnf. fhc Hno~f hst -
80 sAa ua~leidr . sete thAl n>f
ainls slfs wss Nsfe'~s - ss~tfst =
s~nlaslY he wss - stssi rrsfe
ftilbft M nfr dsfest wss 'sfh -
-'stafeaes. shs teslt sias tss ~
ihFss sAnssl a.tst sssss I at~evs
ffei shli aalf . ssnTt uos 49,, ~hsr
lhis slafer rssas ~ ersss 1shes
,af,ss s,ssaifsss . <ri>ethi v~&i
- Aafaas, IN wheh sNs barely 'ss'ss
10 he snd
rhn sut sswsesv Ass erslss
Ahs realised lsu hsr srpeVsnNy
Isy N esas>sti sad che y ssnslae 10
that neli hew suscessfauy.
u va ~ mi. time ~ .~n lss-
.aas began. after one ~ ear ss-
fleslie visits "a New vsfA
Fos lAs bsarft II p'h<r* I ~ouo
lks % ssY. here. h~w Greet = 'ke
alnsuity - hnAins ths seefnes cha
hs both koswisass cad syerashs.
same sasif,astsss ~ ,sss veil wtu
certain ssrs~ - la4ns mso sna
womea. hu tsu eomg'esriv WIN sifs
lsttas esss
n ss sefs fuls. Nes~vss, - ~
raniieaa aud o. lssk pNksnee Al M
teacher whe psskes s~ekies- pfsdt'-
uans % what ths prospective putu
nlsy expect W "a psNss<>innAiisl - .
sAefs time.
Nv eva esretwnss y - far vut.
si.ie ,he ene ususl 80 singers thnt y
eennss hs sakea a. emmics wtthsa
any enle ata tsid wss NE 60
eersi9n. whhh pessir'y u tfu~ I
40 know. flnm shsegvalian and shat
I have hssn lalA ~ sspssss whs are
honest that mefs hhs vets~s are
fulnsi ~ she t~~lfs o. Tss sal<kiy"
than n ans sther way.
Rsas vhsnt haAt " \ Aay, snd
slaxas ~ aet. slthas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
GERMANS lRE MASTERS
Of SITUATION N REVOLT

Rerlin. Aag - ~Shsncslior Bauer.
adarssslnx Inc assembly Al weimst
on lhe appss sno~is. rensh revolt,
aid the sliaasson ~ss better than
hai ecsn uporicd The POLISH gos.
.tnmcni. ne aslefed. sas In no way
connected with me rvsoh and no
regular reiish ucois had been -sn-
ployed OF encountered "a German
territory.
The Germans wefc masters vf the
situation. IN is~aer added.
A seu ms4 ,arns cap Tor oily and
heavy liquids y supported ON icss
and has an opening IN the bottom
shroaxh which rs contents can he dis.
charged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

.e-,A 80 kNl ses,A.s.. N.lt.,
se., sI~s
js.ss 4 fu< - A n AF-ssin-s<
~ d. ek~k ~ uslhfse p>s-a
; \ oslss - wm n ss>sss. 49,
~ s<N. ~ Aesss lf.ll.s sss y.
Cs.tAsrse ,esica eempsus 10 : "
Catas on somsaas. his - a ssa
- 70 q. isss,l o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22
MINERS WILL ASK
F0n CLOSED SHOP

WING barre. ia. Aug ~ Address
ing The s-dislrict convention Of the
United Mine Workers here today,
William Green. secretary treasurer Of
the organization. declared that the
chief demand of the miners next April
will be for a closed shop. a six hour
workday and an increase in wages u
about 90 percent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

George " Reed 70 = IA cpnxdcn
arts 4 to ), block D. New Marshall
s-sas
W u H&xensffisc 10 A L Hasefi"
xtszsa. northwest one s0afTA aEd DesfFf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

Th.. greatest hydro electric plant
Ia the world. planned for Indls. T. ex-
pec,ed to deliver water 10 the turbines
ut pressure of csv pounds 20 The
3quare inch
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
s'iil corrnc, the stomach aud Bowel
troubles Perfectly harmless. Sec
directions on the bottle Price 3oc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

The body fnr rmw vleesrte stov~
fpF hsaiins rum or cr,kinx on linn.
~ ana atona and aahs~fux
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

The skin Of an eiephan, when taii
ned IL very expensive. the tanning
taking abost sia months.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-08-22

The merits u rhanbarlain'e Collie
and l,larfhoea smedy are we'll known
and appreciated. hui there - oeea
sl0nslly man Who lad no aeanaini
snea with them ART should read the
following by 4, u .,esf, hotel man
al DupuYar Mont -Four Yosrs ago J
rxed Chamberlain Collie sud nlsF :
rhosa Remedy with such wonderful
reaui,s that have since recommend
"a II 10 ms friends
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
SCHOOL NOTES.

The school board held an important
meeting at the Central school building
7last Thursday. Several important
;matters were decided upon. A steel
Nag pole was authorized for the Cen
ttral school. Completion for the Chem
Neal Labatory and the Manual Training
shop was provided for. The purchase
of a microscope for the Department
of Biology was authorized 1t was de-
2cided to allow no vacation this year for
attendance at the Agricultural Fairs,
3n as much as no exhibits were pre-
pared by the children last spring, and
The attendance has been limited to a
6few of the children. New systems of
accounting and reporting were adpoted.
The County Superintendent, Miss
Lola Taylor of Mancos was visitor of
$the Central school on Monday.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
HCKMEk

Born, September IL. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Ertel, daughter.
Mrs. N. S. Hutchins and children
were at Arriola visiting last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bashere of Burlington,
Colorado, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pigg.
The Chambers boys have gone to
the Dove Creek saw mill for a few
weeks to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crossau of Middleton,
Ohio, who have been the guests of Mr..
Mrs. Ertel left Thursday for their home
Mrs. Hutchins has been engaged to
teach the Aztec school and will begin
next Monday.
o. ]. Lewis is home from Cortez for
few days. He will move his family
to Mancos where he and j. w. Arte
will manage the Moser mill.
Private Walter B. Drew, who saw
active service in France, is the guest
of his brother, Y. j. Hutchings and
family.
Graham, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marr, has been taken to DR..
Johnson's hospital at Cortez haying
contracted typhoid.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
RRRIOLR

Olin Cummings came in from Grand
Junction last week, to visit his brother,
Prof. Scott for few days.
Mr.. Hetrick moved his family down
from the Moonlight section Sunday to
the Muse place where they will spend
the winter and send his children to
school.
Frank Royce motored in from Dove
Creek Sunday to get load of fruit
and he also brot his son, Gordon, in to
leave him with his Grandpa Dillon to
go to school this year.
Mrs. Florence Rogers is confined to
her bed this week with severe attack
of lumbago.
Mrs. H. F. Morgan left for Denver
Saturday to take her daughter. Alice,
back to her school in the capital city.
Carl johnson is down with what
promises to be case of typhoid fever.
Another instance where probably the
sickness was caused by neglect of duty
by the health officer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Mccall and the
children went over to Mancos Saturday
to visit Mrs. Grace Lyen, returning
Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Hill entertained
quite party at dinner Sunday in honor
of the birthday of their son, Donald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Mccall and Mrs,
Laura Dillon made shopping trip to
Cortez last week.
The silo cutter belonging to Jim
Mann, broke down the first Of the week
and is delaying the completing the fill
| ing of the silos of this vicinity.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
lo&ERBY

This is probably the first local items
to appear in The Star from Utah.
Lockerby, however is just across the
line from Dolores county and conse-
quently much of it's news would be of
interest to Colorado people and notably
at present on account of the first An
nual dry farm fair, which is to be held
here the September Is. Much interest
is being taken in the enterprise and
cordial invitation is extended to the
people in general to be present and see
what Eastern Utah and Western Colo
RADIO can produce in dry farm products.
The event will probably be an eye
opener to those who are skeptical as to
the success of dry farming.
A local telephone company is being
organized. Nearly every one in The
community has subscribed for stock
and it is expected that telephone will
be placed in nearly every home before
the snow flies.
Mr.. McDermott has sold his 32O acre
ranch to Mr.. Swicker. He left with
his family Tuesday for Durango where
they expect to spend the winter. The
community is sorry to lose the McDer
mott family for there are very fine
people. Several social functions were
held in their honor before they left.
A. E. Lockerby has leased his ranch
and store to j. H. Brumley, who will
put in general stock of merchandise.
The general rain which visited this
section on Sunday and Monday of this
week has done vast amount of good
to the country. The farmers estimrte
it into the thousands of dollars.
School will begin in the several dis
tricts of San Juan county September
Is. Mr.. Doyle has been employed to
teach the Lockerby school.
The community is saddened by the
death of Mrs. Max d. Peterson, which
occurred at Cortez, Monday evening,
September 8. Mrs. Peterson was a
woman of estimable character and her
death is especially sad as it leaves a
little boy of three years without a
mother.
Mrs, Downing and little dau ghter
were Monticello visitors on Monday
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners of
Montezuma County, Colorado. will, on
the 9Th day of October, 1919, at 2
o'clock p. M, meet in the Court House
in Cortez in said County for the pur-
pose of settlement and making pay
ments of whatever may be found to be
due upon that certain contract between
the Board and Harry E. Fry for the
construction of that portion of Staple
ton Section, State Primary Road No.
As, between Stations 81 and 1856, and
that claimants to whom sums are owing
for labor performed of materials furn-
ished under said contract may file with
the County Clerk, their claim or claims
therefor as provided by an Act of the
General Assembly of the State of Colo
RADIO, approved April 10th, 1889.
BY order of the Board of County Com
missioners.
SAMUEL M. BURKE, Clerk.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19

noon service. Rev. Dilley preached
and his subject, The Bad Woman
was handled in manner showing care
full study and much thought. Mr..
and Mrs. Dilley will leave soon to
spend the winter in their old home in
the east.
We are having plenty of rain thank
you. The roads are very bad, terribly
washout in places. Every body busy
(when it isn't raining and grumbling
when it is) cutting corn and getting
cellars ready for spuds and pumpkins.
Digging spuds will be the next in
order.
did you see the sun set?" or 1.-The
sky last nght?" or 1.-The wonderful
rainbow the night before?' are ques-
tions most frequently asked these days
Is it not splendid that we can look up?
Messers Griff and Paul Rutherford
made trip to the La Plata's last
week to look after their sheep.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
LRKEvIsTR

MI and Mrs. N. Force of Cortez,
motored out to Lakevista Sunday after
noon to visit with the principle of our
school, Miss Spencer
Mr.. Sorenson left last Saturday fol-
an extended visit with his children in
eastern Colorado.
F. A. Townsend, field operator for
the Cooperative Creamery with its
head office at Grand Junction, was in
Lakevista Monday with a view to
establishing cream station. Gee
Whizz, what lot of machinery it takes
to establised cream station.
Mrs. Godbehere's mother, who has
been visiting her, returned to her
home at Phoenix, Arizona. last Friday.
Last Saturday night the Whist club
met with Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Wilker-
son.
More crippled cars chasing around
Lakevista lately. You aint in fashion
unless you run on three cylinders.
Lots of cars come to Lakevista for
fruit these days. Apples, peaches,
plums, tomatoes, water melons. pears
and the like.
Grange met last Wednesday night
with good attendance and bully
lunch. You see, the unmarried mem
bers pulled off the entertainment and
they sure found the road to man S
heart. We had interesting talks by
Mr.. Townsend of the cooperative
creamery and Mr.. Phipps of the Colo
RADIO agricultural school.
VIM. Tagg of near CorteZ, was after
fruit last week.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19

One black horse years old, weight
about 1400 pounds.
One black mare year old, weight
about 1900 pounds.
One roam milk COW years old.
One red milk COW years old.
One pale red COW years old. will be
fresh in October.
Two red heifer calves, 3 months old.
One red COW years old, giving milk,
be fresh in April.
One yearling steer.
Two March calves.
Three sheep. ewes,
One low wheeled wagon with hay rack.
Two spring wagons.
One surry.
One Ford car.
One spring tooth harrow.
One section harrow.
One disk.
400 or 500 pounds smooth wire.
One one-horse turning plow.
One one-horse cultivator.
One hand blower and small anvil.
One fruit spray.
One hand seeder.
One saddle.
One double set leather fly nets.
One side saddle.
One set heavy work harness.
The Dolores star., 1919-09-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.


By virtue of writ of execution issued out
of the clerks office of the County court of
Montezuma county and State of Colorado, and
to me directed. whereby | commanded to
ma Ike the sum of S6U1 .34, and costs of suit. the
amount of a certain judgment recently OBJ
tanned against The Border Land and Live
Stock Company in favor of Lon D. Duncan,
which Judgment has been duly assigned to
Frank g. Pease, out of the lands. tenements,
goods and chattles of the said The Border
Land and Live Stock Company, have levied
on the following property to-wit:
The south half of the south east quarter of
section 90, and the north half of the north east
quarter of section 80, all in township 3S north
Of range IS west of the New Mexico Principal
together With all interest and rights in the
Luto Reservoir, and all water rights thereto
appertaininG, and all Improvements on the
same; said property having been duly re-
deemed by said Frank g. Pease from sale
thereof under execution upon Judgment of
the District court of said Montezuma county to
Nellie Bates Murch for the sum of S.. .219.n.
Therefore, According to said command,
shall expose for s"le, at public auction, the
above described property and all the right,
title and interest of the above named The
Border Land aud Live Stock Company in and
to the above described property, on Monday,
the sixth day of October, 1919. at ten O'Clock in
tho forenoon. at the front door of the sheriH's
office at the court house Of said county, at
Cortez. Colorado.
Dated at Cortez, Colorado, this 10th day of
FRANK PaILLEy,
Sheriff Of said Montezuma County
By 7. c. BRITAIN,
Under Sheriff
Date of first publication September IL. 1919.
Date of last publication October 8, 1919.