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Praises Measure

1.-THE loan bill is 4 good BILL said
Mr.. Gaffney. II have worked hard
and conscicntiQusly on it. The
items in it were every one sug-
gested by the bureau chiefs and the
builders. The amounts wanted origin
ally came to three times the total Of
the bill as offered in Councils. We
pared them down to the absolute mini
mum. Senator Ware had nothing to
do with the bill He was never asked
about any of the items. 1t was never
evea discussed with him. He was
never given the chance to say whether
he thought any item in the bill was
good. bad or Indifferent
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the case Of destroyers considerable sue
cess was achieved. BY o'clock in the
afternoon, however, what an hour be-
fore had been stately fleet riding
calmly at anchor, was an array of reel
ing, rocking battlcships, the doom of
which was written in their movements
Here destroyer would disappear
amid n cloud Of steam. and there n
battleship would take her last plunge
and disappear in cloud of spray. One
would settle down by the stern and an
other would heel over until only the
keel showed above water. The Dcrf-
finger. Hindrnburg, Won Der Tam,
Moltkc and Scydlta settled down be
side each other. the last named turn
ing turtle as she filed with water. Her
keel is still showing where she Capsized
The waters of Scapa Flow were dotted
wiz small boats full of men who had
with dramatic Suddcnuoss settled the
question of the disposition Of the in
termed ships.
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9cGo7ol1 &acM

XXIOULDN'T you like to do the
" same as the American Naval
officers of the NC-4? You
can. On. their daring air journey to
Europe they carried Ferrostat, the
flrst to cross the ocean in seaplane.
and II it was satisfactory to such
high fiiers, it surely would be TO
those who stick close to earth. Know
what it is? A clever vacuum bottle
with a nonbreakable filler, sold at
the House Furnishing Store of J.
Franklin Miller. 1912 Chestnut
street. If you ever had a vacuum
bottle go back on you on an auto
trip you will appreciate the comfort
of one where the fragile glass is re-
placed by an interior lining of highly
glazed enamel, fused to the inner
steel shell. Nothing to remove, re-
place, rust or get out of order, and
it comes in different sizes.
THAT there is nothing new
under the sun is as true of
Rugs made of grass as of other
things, for the aborigines of nearly
all lands have woven their native
grasses into mats and hangings to
decorate their huts. but their crude
efforts were as different from the
artistic De Luxe Grass Rugs sold to-
day at Fritz & La Rue's, 1924 Chest
nut street, as were the weavers
themselves from their modern feI
low-craftsmen. These extremely
serviceable and durable De Luxe
Rugs, running anywhere from 3x6
ft. to 9X12 ft. (or larger if made to
order), are appropriate for any
room, as the colors and designs are
varied. 1t is also possible to get the
large sizes with little ones to match,
a great convenience when bare spots
in bow windows, ETC., need covering.
THEY say every back is fitted
for its burden, which explains
how Oppenheim. Collins & Co,
Chestnut and 10Th streets. bore the
burden of that record breaking sale
of damaged goods and surplus stock
which they held last week. Any less
we'll organized a force would have
lost their heads and tempers, for the
rush continued days, though not in
such crushing numbers as on Tues.
day. And how the men enioved tbe
sight that day! Poor dears, there
was nothing for them to scramble
for, and they didn't realize envy was
actuating their jeering remarks,
But all that is past, and the shop has
settled down to normal condition,
with a brand-new stock of fresh
"pretties"; skirts, gowns, blouses
sweaters, etc, galore, ready for the
Fourth of July outings.
GONE thirty years ago Edison
- showed how musical sounds
~ could be reproduced, and since
then numerous talking machines
have been developed, but until the
New Edison Photograph (sold by N
Stetson & Co., at I'LL Chestnut
street, appeared all reproductions
were mechanical, lacking that svn.
pathetic expression, that marveioms
tone quality that stamps the New
Edison re-creations and makes tbe
vocal selections utterly indistinguish. =.
able from the living voice. This ;s
demonstrated in tone test recitaIs
when instruments and artists sing in
direct comparison, and until other
monographs can successfully un.
dergo this trial the New Edison re-.
mains alone on its pinnacle of nar.
fection, far above and beyond me.
chanical reproductions of the humar =
voice, the voice of brass or OF
! stringed instruments.
I'D IrI,T ASG0CIATION
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~AMERAS and Curry, in my
mind, are synonymous. for
~ whenever think of the fun of
photography l also think of the shop
of Frank J. Curry, S12 Chestnut
street, who does my developing,
printing and enlarging better and
cheaper than any one else; who sup
plies me with unimpeachable sup
plies; who sold me so fine a Camera
I shall not need another for ages, and
who amiably lets me pry about
among his stock seeking suggestions
to pass on to you. And the best I
can make today is not to forget the
"Glorious Fourth" is fast approach
ing, and that wherever you spend it
a Camera should go with you, be it
cheap or expensive. Meanwh lie,
should you know a couple celebrating
their Golden Wedding Anniversary,
send them one of Curry's special
cards of congratulation.
TRANCE, the indomitable, has not
n taken long to struggle to her
4 feet and recover from the blows
dealt her industries. Every ship
coming to our shores brings fresh
evidence of this get-back-ont the job
spirit. and the latest thing to arrive
is China, at Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Company, the first importation for
many, many months from the land of
fine porcelain. These pieces, decid-
edly moderate in price, would replen-
ish summer homes to perfection, for
there are plates in six sizes, and tea,
bouillon and after-dinner cups and
saucers. The decorations and colors,
too, are varied, though the designs
are mostly floral; real Frenchy clus-
ters of rosebuds and daisies, caught
/ by loops of ribbon or separated by
bands of solid color radiating from
the center of the plate.
rUST think of the luxury of having
the pick of the finest fresh fruits
- in the country delivered to you
regularly all summer. regardless of
where YOU are. North, South. East
or West, it will be the same, provided
YOU send your order to Henry R. Hal
! lowell g. Son, Broad below Chestnut
street. They have perfected their
system of shipping fruits anywhere,
in any quantity, by parcel post. spe-
cial delivery, and even before the
summer demand began made many
hundreds of successful parcel-post
shipments monthly. 1t is not bit
Of trouble: you give the order and
:. thev do the rest. Try it out on deli
c;oTs "Hiley Belle" freestone Geor-
gia Peaches, Imperial Valley Canta-
ioupes that can't be beaten, fresh
Apricots, juicy Plums or gorgeous
Bing and Royal Anne Cherries from
California.
HesD rither old eaPrteas Peths1 S2 there ei
l. no knowing when he may
again turn his burning attentions or
the unprepared man who has failed
to get a lightweight suit. Wher
onlv poorly made suits were procur.
able appearances were often sacri
fced to comfort, but today Jacot
Reeds Sons, 1424-26 Chestnut street
turn out tropical-weight appare
which no well-groomed man car
afford to ignore. Style, fit and tai
ioring are as perfect as in heavier
goods, and the choice of material.
and weights is wide. The popular
palm Beach cloth is a feather
weight, washable fabric, crisp, semi
Iustrous and dust shedding. Breez
we've is a very lightweight wooden
nreferred by some for heavier wear
while Summer Worsteds, Aerpore
/ Mohair, Linen and Silk are among
the other favorites.
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When sthe first boatload was towrd
! alongside Of II. NJ. s. Victorious by a
drafter German officer in the boat
ordered his men to cheer. They re
sponded with three vigorous HochS. ."
Craft of every description followed fast
to the side of the warship, each towing
boatlonds Of Germans who were taken
on board the Victorious. the decks OF
which soon became crowded with men
and bundles.
\ German officer who came aboard
wore sword and seemed to wish to
make an impressive ceremony by hand
ing it over to an officer who had been
in command of n division of intcrncd
destroycrs.
I'VE arc not RoIshcviki." he said.
Peace was signed today. We had our
orders and have carried them out.
The Germans were not aware that the
armisticc had been extended until Mon
/ day and there was an almost continuous
| heel clicking and salutug US the officers
of various ships greeted each other on
coming aboard. That the Germans wcr"
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ADVERTISEMENT
ADV E.liTI~EMENT

of illustration Frank
j. Curry 82 Chestnut street typical position for it to
the
the In the boyhood
through his individual efforts and application
details realized his ambitions He
ladder when 1907 he opened his first wholesale
professional Camera Photographic Supply Fill
introducing foreign roll film pocket
Since Chestnut he has branched include
engraving stationery gift articles and
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Omen to Argument

"1 repeat that "" are open l" -"
hent. We have laid stress right along
on the fact that We are wide open to
discussion of the bill, and to conviction
of our error if We are wrong. Mt.
Lamberton said he had heard of no move
to effect Il COMPROMISE
He EXPRESSED regret at TN" stand
which the operative builders hau taken
against the loan.
"I am sorry" said Mr. Lamberton'
'.to see that the operative builders take
such decided attitude against the
independcnt counclnrn, on tn" ground
that they cannot proceed with new
dwellings until the city provides money
for street and sewer improvements. The
builders are the ones who shonId Try
to bring us together. Unless the ad-
ministration agrees to accept our
amendment ! do not see how W" can
reach any agreement have already
made two propositions to MIR. Gatney
which he turned down. | will not con-
fer with him again unless he requests
me to.
It was reported today that Mr.. CAT
ney had conferred with Senator Ware
regarding the loan. When questioned
concerning this Mr.. Gaffney declined to
discuss the subject.
Chairman Gaffncy said he was stand
ing nat on the loan; that he had done
all in his power to put it through that
there WIS rcthing ulterior in the pur-
noses of the bill or cxtravagant in the
amounts of its various items and that
IL the bill fail. the odium will rest with
Che Independents.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
the county commissioners will
receive bids on or before June 2
1919, tor the laying of a concrete
sidewalk along the south side
of the Court House square:
said walk to be four feet wide.
The successful bidder to give
good and sufficient bond, guar
anteeing good work manship
and material
Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
G. l.. Coleman, Clerk.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
Notice of Hearing of Petition to Sell Real
Estate
} n Painter Attorney
State m C0lofnlloI

State OF Colorado
County of Phillips In the county court
In the matter Of the estate of Lawrenc. Elmer
Campbell deceased
tn. People Of the State Of Colorado;
To vslma May campbsll Gsn Campbell Forss,
Campbsil and Lester campisli
Persons interested In said .stAts rreetinyi
You are hereby notified tina; on this n. day Of
May A ID 1910 Frank Elliot, administrator Of said
e.ttas presented to and flied In this court hs pe.
titon for tho tslc Of certain real estate Belonging
10 tho snid estate and situate In the county Of
Yuma and state Of Colorado more fully deseribed
In said petition reference To which IL hereby made
The south ras, quarter lee W Of section twenty
eight tss) In township five tb north Of range Tor.
" eight tiS ives, of,hs sixth m In Yuma eornty
Colo ado
You aie further notified To appear and answer
or otherwise plead TO sad petition In whiting on
Or before the ninth day Of June A u ipip III. day
set for hearing thereof OF before the day 10 which
such hearing may bs adjourned or said petition
will b. taken for confessed.
Given under my hand and the seal of snid
court at iiol,ote Colorado In the county Of Phll.
lips nsd state Of Colorado this u day ~ May A u
1919 oBwe,r
lssail Judge Of the eousty court
u Phillips county Colorado
The state herald., 1919-05-30
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that
this partnership heretofore exis-
ting between L. II. Druckham.
mer and o. W. Druckhammer,
under the name Of Dreckham-
mer Bros, is this day, 10y mu.
tual consent, dissolded. That
l., II. Druckhammer will con-
tinue business in his individual
right and name and will assum me
all obligations of such partner
ship and collect all debts now
owing to Druckhammer Bros.
Dated at Holyoke, Colo, this
IA, dav of May, 1919.
L. ii. Druckham mer.
o. W.Druckhammer.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
LIVESTOCK PRICES
AT SOUTH OMAHA
Beef Cattle 25c Lower SOC OF
for the Two Days
HOGS A QUARTER LOWER
Trade In Sheep and Lambs Rather
Slow at unevsniy Lower PrIeea
Supplies Fairly Liberal and Best
Spring Lambs Bring $4,000 1850.

Slow At unevsniy Lower Prices.
Supplies Fairly Liberal and Best
Spring Lambs Bring $4,000 1850.
Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
May 2S.-Cattle receipts were liberal
tor Tuesday and the market fully 25c
lower all around. YearlIngs suffered
least, being best demand while heavy
cattle MS well us medium weight
steers show fully Soc decline tor the
two days. Cows and heifers were also
q quarter lower and half dollar of for
In light supply and quotably steady.
Quotations on cattle: Choice %
prime beeves, -Sl5.500 1850; good 70
choice beeves, S14.OOQ15.25; fair to
good beeves. S13OO014.0O; common to
fair beeves, $1,000 1900; good to
choice yearllngs, sl4.OO015.75; fair to
good ycarlings, S12.OO013.15; common
to fair yearlings, $9.50Q12.00; good to
choice heifers, $12.OO013.75; prime
cows, $11.75Q13.75; good to choice
cows, s10OOQ11.75; fair to good cows,
5000 1925; cutters. $6.5000.O0; can.
ners. $5.5OQ8.5O; veal calves. 5000
400; bologna bulls, $500 1000; beef
bulls, s10.OO012.5O; good to- choice
feeders. S125O013.5O; medium to
good feeders, S10.5O912.5O; good to
choice stockers, $l2.OO013.CO; fair to
good stockers, S10.O001.OO; common
to fair grades, SS.00Q0.5O; stock he'll
ters, $500 1000; stock cows, sS.OO0
$50; stock calves, $SO0012OO.
Hogs Take = Heavy Drop
The run Of hogs was liberal. 1880
head, probably the heaviest run for
any May day in the history OF the mar.
ket. Buyers were bearish and trade
was slow ut prices 2503Oc lower than
Monday. Tops brought 5000 and bulk
Of the trading was at $4,000 1890 or
s500Oc lower than one week ago.
Sheep and Lambs Lower.
Trade in the lamb division was slow
and prices generally lower. weak to
lOc lower than Monday. Best spring
lambs Sid at SlS.00GlS.5O.
Quotations on sheep and lambs:
lambs. spring. Sl1.OO01s.5O;, lambs.
handy weight. sl3.5OQI435; lambs.
heavy weight. $l2.O0l3.5O; lambs,
culls. S6.00Q12.0O; yearllngs. Sl1.OO0
1900; wethers. s9.5O0l1.OO; ewes,
good TO choice. s9.159 1850; ewes. fair
10 good. ss.JO90.75: ewes. cuils. $500
6S.O0.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
Strayed.

Two mares; one white mare,
weight about 400 pounds. right
hand ankle is large. branded c
on one shoulder but very dim.
One sorrel mare, weight about
700 pounds. Z years old. one
white hind foot. Last seen two
miles east. aud one and one
half south of Paol:. $500 re-
ward for information leading to
recovery. Frank NJ. Kinzie,
Haxtun, Colorado.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
First pub Nay 80

Summons on Application For Registration
State OF Colorsdot
In the Distri, Court
No los
y Genzlinsler and B N Klein plsintla
versus
The unknown heirs Of Charles E westerlsnd
and all other persons parties unknown. claim
ing any right. title estate lien or interest In the
real estate described In the application herein de-
PENDANTS
The People of the State Of Colorado 70 the abo,s
AAmed defendants Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
s~er the application Of the applicant plaintiff IN
tbs above entitled application for registration Of
the following land situate In Phillips county Colo
RADIO towiv
The south west quarter Of section eighteen Ia
township eigh: north u range IS west of tbs ttA
principal meridian
aad to file your answer to the saLi nppseatioa "a
the Office Of the clerk Of said said eounts
within twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons upon you. exclusive OF the day OF such
lee; and II you fail to the sad apphosAloi,
within uc time Aforesaid the applicant .pls,ntin
In this action will apply to the court for the n
kef demanded in the apri'eailon herein
Witness. W. G. Helland clerk OF sa.d eourt an
the seal th..eof. At Ho, oke. coiorsio in sad eou
" and state. this sday Of May A ID 1873
tSeall W q. Holland Clerk
First pub May ~
The state herald., 1919-05-30
SUMMONS

Sfu'e OF colorado
County Of Phiilps
In the District Court
Louis A Croshans plaintiff W George Gillespie
and his unknown heir at law and To persons and
parties unknown defendants
| The People Of the State Of Cosorado
To George Gillespie and his unknown heir at
law and to persons and parties unknown
The defendant sbov. named srsstinx
You arc hereby required to appear In IN sstsoa
roaght against you By the above named plaiss2
In the district court Of Phillips county Stats u
Colorado and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hsrcof u served
within this county " served out Of this county
or by publication within thirty day. after the ~.
vic" hereof exclusive Of the day of service o. ju<a
f'rnt BY default will be taken axalns, yoo accord
Ing To the prayer Of the complaint And n q ces,
of the complaint In the abo,c -n,i,lsi action 10
not served with this summons OF " the sssv,r-
hereof is made out Of this state then ten .ys "a.
iitions 10 III" time hercinbefore specified fss ~
ssArance and anvwer will ls allowed hslorv sAs
taking Of Judgment BY d-fsul, ss afos~.aad
The 'ah action Is brought to .uiet the title Of
the following described real property = par, of
the north east quarter Of the north west quarter
Of section II In township north Of range u ives,
Of the 9Th principal meridian In Phillips county
Stats Of Colorado. More :partieuarly de.erihal
~ foliows iowit. a part of the following tract
of land; commencing at point ~ feet east Of III.
north east corner Of block number 10 at a point
bsinG the intersection u the south line Of Furry
street with the east line Of Morlan av-nu.
thence running rast 300 feet
theme. south 500 feet thence west 300 fec,
thence north $40 feet 10 the pia.. of h-yionIns IN
the town Of nol,oke Phillips county Colorado,
fhr said lot or partial land being the cas-, half Of
the south half o. saij above dpscribssl trnct Of
land. The plaintiff alleging that he 10 tb. abso-
lutte owner and In actual possession of tho slo,.
described real property and that N. defendants
make some claim adverse TO the ,I,ls and estate
Of tho plaintiff but pla'a,If sIcse. tha, tho ad
sclse elaim Of the defendant 4. ~ithoutm.rlt and
Inferior 10 the fee simple title Of the plaintiff
A. WI mo~ fully appess fran the o.,n
plain, n ssId action To which r-fsroc. l. hs-v
made
Asd yos AZ. hereby notified ths, n ycu i.n 4,
spt-ss and ~ answer the .aid complaint as sbSx,
roarsr~i tho said plaintiff VIII tal. default and
Judgment asprs,sd for In his complaint
Cvsa under my haadss eisri, Of the dls,,,,.
eour, NJ Iidyohs c.setsde In -A.d cosn,y ,h,. 10
dss Of Apr AD 1912 W q Heiissd
lBsall Clerk D,stric, c.,u,.
Phillips County Colorado
The state herald., 1919-05-30
Baptist Church

Rev.. NJ. Gardner, Pastor.
Sunday School 10: 90 a. m.
Preaching IL. 90 a. m.
B. Y. P. u. 500 p. m.
Preaching 8; 81 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wed. 3 ~
Everybody welcome to our
services.
Sermon Topics
The state herald., 1919-05-30
The Difference.

Science is concerned with the nnmes.
distances and magnitudes Of the stars.
and with problems touching the In
testinal parasites Of the flea. Art. lit.
eraturc and religion are concerned
only with mankind: with the elemen-
tai. the universal. the eternal: with
the dream. the defeat. the romance Of
life.-Dallas Lore Sharp. In the Allan
de.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
For Sale or Trade.

500 acres of the best north
Missouri land to trade for Phil
lips county land, one short
horn bull and Mccormick bind.
er. l.. S. Burns. 3
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Summons ON Application for Registration
State Of Colorado q,
County Of Phillips 90 In the district court.
No l66
wv Wheeler plaintiff vs Marion E Loughlin C
p Heath their unknown heirs grantees and
signecs nny unknown or unnamed bcpcficiarics Of
II W Byers trustee designated under title other
creditors of W W Wheeler whether individuals
firms or corporations Asbury L Hockett his I'M
known heirs grantees assignecs Susanna N
kincaidl her unknown heirs grantees or assignees
$ II johnson
and all other persons parties unknown clsim-
ing any right title. estate. lien or interest
In the real estate described in the application
hsrsin. Defendants.
The People Of the State Of Colorado to the above
psmed Defendants Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required to
swer the application of the applicant plaintiff in
ebs above entitled application for registration
af the following land situate in Phillips County
Colorado. to--wit;
W !. and sw z soc tp n range &c ne =. and
NV =. and sc y sec 9tp nj i6 sw !, and sc "a sec
10 tp en- r 10 nwi, sec 50 tp I 46 NV "a sec II
tp 6 n ~ W p IN swl, sec % tip n a. all Of
sec tp 6 n 10 sci. sec 20 tp S mr. 45 seh tp
6nr 20 NV !. sec 10 to mr. a. swls sec 20 tp r
Is seh sec IS tp nj 10 all west Of 6 pm
Applicant further asks that correction be had
repatriation formerly had in this court on the
neh sec tp 6 46 and the sw u sec 20 tp n r
IS VT m included herein and registration in this
action rs prayed a separate order made by the
sourt in this action referring to the original pro
ceeding
This registration is subject to n contract be-
tween w W Wheeler and Claude Porter assign
ID to and held by C N Sommer
and to file your to the said apph-
cation in the office Of the cisrk Of said Court in
said County. within twenty days after the service
Of this summons upon you. exclusive of the day
of such service: and II you fail to answer the said
application within the time aforesaid. the appli-
cant plaintiffin this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded In the application herein
Witness. W. G. Heland. clerk of said court
and the seal thereof. ut Hoyoks In said county
and State. this day Of May A. D.l9i9
W. &. Helland.
Seal. Clerk.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
To Clean Painted Wood work.

Peel. wash md crate half-doxen
potatoes. Put them Into pail Of
water. Let stand half an hour. strain
and apply to the woodwork with finn
mel. For white woodwork and mirrors
use whiting In the water.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
NJ. E. CHuRCE:.


Sunday School 10 a. m.
Morning sermon IL a. m.
Epworth League 7:3O p, m.
Evening sermon $50 p. m
Special This Sunday,
Morning-Communion and
reception OF members.
Evening-Fraternal night.
The I. o. o. F. of the city will
attend in a body-Subject, Liits
Highways. Music by q quartette
and choir. Everybody cordial.
ly invited.
The state herald., 1919-05-30

II taken at once we will accept any
reasonable offer for strictly high
grade piano which We have stored at
Holyoke. This piano vas left on our
hands by former representative and
for quick sale will be sold at . tremend
GUS sacrifice. Terms to . responsible
party. write to The ilenver Music Co.
Denver, Colo, At once for particulars.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
For Sale

Heider Tractor IL 20 and tan
dem disc, and new drill and
plows. Box 1876 Haxtun for in
quiry.
The state herald., 1919-05-30
First Presbyterian Church.

A. +. Gordon Mackay. Minister
Sabbath School 1000 a. m.
Preaching IL q. IN. and s: SOP. m
WednesdayPrayer meeting s: 80
Themes for Sabbath.