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The Meeker herald., 1920-09-11
Summons
SrATE of COLORADO ..
County 81 Rio Blnnco
In tho COUNTY CoMrt

I STATE or cOIouADo IS
County Of Rio Binnco
In the County Court
Hugh Caldwell.
Plaintiff,
W. X Johnson,
Defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado;
To W. X. .IohnsSn, the Defendant above
named, Greeting:
You urc hereby required tonppenr in mn
arilon brought against You by the nboyc
| named pninlin IN the County Court Of Rio
answer the compnint therein within
twenty days after the service here
Of 4 served within M, county !;
OF by publication. within thirty days inter
the service hereof exclusive Of the dny Of
service; or Judgment by default Will be
taken against You according to the prayer
Of The complaint. And II n copy oi he COM
plant III lhc above entitled notion he not
served with this summons, or II the service
| hereof he mad" out OF this state, then ten
days additional to the time heroinbcfore
! specified for appearance md answer will he
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by
deinuii ns aforesaid.
The ,nid notion Is brought 10 recover
judgment against the defendant and In
fHvor Of the plnintir for the sum OF one
| Thousand Dollars fi eOol together with IN
terest thereon from the l7ti day OF febru
ary lie2n. nj the rite OF eight per cent per
annum. Tint sad sum Is due from the de-
fen,innt l." the pinintiir on n romirnet by
! Wlll'H Au' htE'fu W SUI Hhu W.
| liver To The plniiitin certain cattle md
pinintiN pnid The defendant the sum OF one
Thousand Dollars fI.0Orl ns pnrt of the pur-
chnsC price OF snid c.ttlc. md that there
after the defendant refused TO deliver said
| cat tie Md refused to comply with the terms
of said contract and thereby procured the
money OF plnintiu, mud Tint plnint.N has
| elected to recover the money pnid on snid
contract Tint NIL "f the nets On the part
| Of the defendant were don. fraudulcniiy
md with the intent To d.frnud the plnintin
n Will more fully appear from the COM
| piniut In snid notion to which reference i
here made; n copy of which Is hereto ut
| tHch"d.
| And YOU nre hereby notified TINT " YOU
fall to npp.nr, ma to answer the said com.
| pinint rs nbovc required. the said plnintiI
Will ask that your default lee entered nnd
that udgpncnt I've tnk.nngninst you for the
sum Of ono Thousand buliors kI.npl md
Interest In accordance with tn. prayer of
the complaint.
| Given under my hand md the s.nl Of the
County Court Mt Mccker III snid County,
this i2ih day OF July a. u. lrn:
fsE,L1 II. A. WILbUAcK
Judge md Acting Clerk Of County Court
| Aug as-Scpt k-n
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-11
d. c. wEyAND. Register.
NOTICE fon PUBLICATION - ISOLATED
TRACT
u d A :

Department OF the Interior. 4. :. I.and Dnicr nt
Glcnwo,ri Springs, Colo, July ~, Hsb
NOTICE II hereby given TINT. ~. directed Icy
The Commissioner al the General Lind niiic''
under provisions al see. stpj. H. s., pursuant
tn the application "f Ella !. wcllmab, 81 Thorn
burg colorado. Serial No. niG.,a, We viii offer
AZ public sale. To tho highest bidder. hut ~ not
less than So per acre, al iOi.O O'Clock n. m.
on tho Eth day Of September. 1F5l. next, at
this office. the following irict NJ land: net,
ncL. Sec. -, and Lot ., Sec. ~, Tp. ~. II. is
W. 9Th \. NJ. Colouidu.
This irnci Is ordered into the mnrkot on II
showing thnt the greater partition thereof +
mountainous or too rough for cultivation.
As tho said lands comprise two lnruOiig,lou~
Tracts they viii hc oii"rc! for .nlc separately.
Tn" sale will moi b" kept open. hut Will he
declared closed when those present Mt the hour
named hiyc ceased bidding. Tn" person nnk-
ing the highest bid viii he required tp inmcdl-
atcly pay To the Receiver the amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the above
described land ur,, advised To iiic their claims.
or objections, on or before the tim" designated
for sale. ID. Z. WEl AND, Ntgi-t"r.
nli-il
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-11

Department 81 the interior, 4. :. Land Dncr at
Glcnwooi Springs. Colo. July !. l"!o
NOTICE l. hereby given that Philip ~.
Carp.intcr. III Mrck.r. Colorado. who. on Jnn,i-
airy vi. i,rsi. tnndc additional homestead entry.
nri Of April -. 1921. NJ. ul.tG. for wlinc'
-ri,nwt, section u. III. /. X, u. " W. 9Th y.
" D, has Med notice nf intention to perfect the
same In accordance with Departmental rrp,iI,-
tiun- dated October ., lpl.
The purpose al this notice II Ia allow NIL per-
sous Claiming tho land adversely. or desiring
to show IL to h. mineral in character. an OPP
purtuniiy Ia lille objection To The application
before this Office during the thirty day pcriod
or publication Immediately following the first
printed Issue OF this notice.
Hll.-ll ID. &, WEN AND, LEICESTER
The Meeker herald., 1920-09-11

The Herald is only $3.50 . year.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
MANTENCA LIMPIAS
SUS AMIGDALAS
REsFRIADos, CATARRoS INFLUENZA Y AFEccIoNES DE LA
CARO- ANITA. PUEDEN FACILMENTE EVITARSE, MANTE-
NIENDO LA BOcA, DIENTES, AMlGDALAS Y NARlZ,
LIBRES DE MICORBIOS INFECCIONES

roso polvo antiseptico, litre Ge ingredientes
venenosos. Gafgaras de MU-COL, tibias o
calientes al acostarse y levantarse, son de
inestimable valor Y 81 hay obstruction en-
la nariz, la soluci6n debe aspirarse de la
palma dc la mano puede usar-se una
ducha nasal, que lmIiara las cavIdades y
facilitara Ia respiration natural. Contin6e
este tratamiento sin interruption y no
tendra que temerle a la Influenza o epi-
demias de grippe y catarros..
Todo Doctor que conoce ell MU-COL
no recetara nunca otra cosa para resta-
blecer las membranes mucosas de Ia nariz
y garganta, cuando estan en- condicion
acatarrada.
Consiga hoy mismo un paquete y tel
galo'siempre a Ia mano. No admita susti
tutos, pida y exija MU-COL.
De venta en- todas las boticas ac-edita
das.
Buffalo, y. Y, E. Z. A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
LA Linterna Roja /"
Sera un acontecimiento esta noche, en-
el "Teatro America

que pone en- la pantalla tantas cosas
anheladas por los occidertales para salts
facer su curiosidad, que el espectador
Sc encuentra sugestionado desde los pri
meros momentos, v no Sc atreve perder
un solo detalle, ell mas mimic, al parecer,
de cuanto va sucediendo en- "La Inter
ma roja.'
Y 81 ell asunto es de eI:ocion extra
ordinaria, cabe asegurar que la presen-
tacion atln supera al interes
Es verdad que cuando los america
nos quieren presentar grandiosamente
las escenas, constituye una empresa muy
ldificil superarlos, y ann podriamos agre
gar que igualarlos.
En- "La linterna roja'' ''han queri-
do, asombra ell desarrollo de La pc
hcula, porque no han omitido ell mas
pequefo detalle nj Sc han detenido ante
la suma mas fabulosa para dar carac-
ter real positive a este trozo de la
Historic de China
Para varias escenas han tenido que
an.ontonar tres, cuatro, circo mil perso
mas, y han sabido reclutarlas, y, 10 que
es mas dificil, manejarlas, dando una sen
saci6n exacta de realidad abrumadora.
Los tiempos de Budha, las manifeSta
cicr.os. religiosas, las cereinonias sagra-
das del Celeste Imperio, donde ell fana-
tismo Sc cierne constantemente aviva-
do por mas bien que por ideas sacras,
por la odiosidad al extranjero, van apa,
reciendo en- ''La 1interna roja" con tai
naturalidad, que parece hecha la peli-
cula por un conjunto sostenido de sor-
presas en- el centro de la vida de los
chinos.
Muchas de las escenas nacen en- Ell en-
canto de leyenda del Celeste Imperio.
FL emperador representa- Dios: era
un hijo del cielo y padre de los sdbditos.
Estaba irvestido con todas las prerro-
gativss de la dignidad, y la l.lltitud,
ignorante, suponia que ante el poderio
del emperador Sc inclinaba ell mundo en-
tero. Al amparo de testa creencfa los
mardarines manejaban al pueblo a su
capricho, Y una venganza, una odiosi-
dad. lanzaba a millares de chinos contrl
los europeos, convencidos aquellos que
cumplian ur. mandate divino.
La fiesta, donde Sc fragua una forini-
dable revolucion, reaeja ell caracter de
los chinos facilmente manepables por las
concupiscencias de los mandarires, y
confrna nuestros juicios anteriores
La Interpretation hecha por los ac-
tcres que interviewer, en- la hnterna
roja'' es tan completa, que, de no sa-
ber ell origen de cada uno de ellos, po-
dria suponerse que eran chinos.
Ala Nazinowa, la portentosa actriz,
Sc presenta al publico portorriqueno con
esta pelicula. Queremos aplazar nues-
tros aplausos la soberana tragica has
ia que los espectadores hayan podido
digerir su admirable labor.
Cuanto Sc Olga de gestos, de actitu-
des, de naturandad, de arte, es palidc
comparable con la realidad
La Nazimowa ha sabido identifcarse
de tai modo con ell personaje principal
de la tragedia, que Sc olvida de ST mis-
ma en- todo momento para dar vida a Ia
figura simb6lica que representa-.
Los restantes actores, de la Metro
Pictures, han secundado adzrdrablemen
te la labor de la Nazimowa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Las especialidades Cutex para las unas Sc
venden en- las farmaciaS, droguerias
tiendas de ropa. 81 no Sc pudiera obte-
nerlas en- las tiendaS, escriba Northam
Warren Corporation, Apartado 1888, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Cine Victory Garden sal
LarePe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Las autoridades medicas, estan de
acuerdo en- que las amigdalas, deben ser
propiamente desinfectadas todos los dias,
pues cuando estas SO inlectan, causan el
recrecimiento de las glandulas del cuello,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Puerto Rico vienes 49, Cine
Psds), AgndHIa AecbO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

III nusvo preparado Cutex, hace inne-
Acesano Il recoftar las un1s y da a
- las manos Ia hermosura y simetrIa
cue eanfo Sc admiran. Este liquidoe es abso.
Lllznenle inelfn5i,o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Parece mas dificil cada dia hacer
presentar nuevas cintas que satisfagan
completamente los gustos y aficiones del
plblico, cuyas exigencias aumentan de
modo extraordinario, segdn avanza el
tempo
va no Sc pueden proyectar cintas de
descuidado argun:ento, dehciente foto-
grafia artistas mediocres No. Los afi-
cionados al cinemat6grafo, que forman
legiones, quieren yer aquello que consi-
deran de derecho, NAL iran las EN-
presas tue rehuyan dar esta l6gica salts
faccGon los espectadores. De esa ma
ne1a opina Ell excelente manager del
" Teatro America, Eduardo o'Farral.
Hay que buscar en- las cintas varios
elemertos esenciales: interes del argu-
mento, verismo en- su desarrollo, inter
pretaci6n justa, exacta y bellezas foto-
graficas. De ese modo opina. ell sinpa-
tiqufsimo Carlos Paoi, muy popular en-
tire las numerosas damas que concurren
a aquel. amplio y beno teatro-cine.
/ Cuando las peliculas reinen estas con
diciones podran tener mayor menor
exito, segun Ell estado psicologico de los
espectadores; pero no podran ser re-
chazadas runca. Asi opina Camilo Gro
sas, ctro de los directories del "Ameri-
ca'', quien esta en- Espaha, comprando
nlravillosos films
La Historic es siempre campo fertil
''para espigar'', entresacando de ella
argumentos irteresantisimos con desti-
no la production cinematografca. No
hemos visto nunca que haya fracasado
una pelicula de trama historical, 81 ha
reunido las condolences anteriormente
sefaladas. Asi opina Cantellops, sagaz
critico del arte mudo revistero del
America.
Y cuando sc trata de jirones de His
toria de los paises orientales, de los paf-
ises de ensuefio, de misterio, ell interes
auu;r,-a, la expectation crece Ell en-
tusiasmo sc desborda
En- ese case estanos con motive de
LA linterna roja'', una de las porten-
tosas creaciOnes del genio americana.
La lucha de razas es un problema la
tente, vivo, endemico; pero especialmen
te en- Norteamerica (blancos Y negros
y blancos amarillos) y en- China (ama
rillos y blancos) esta lucha Sc mantuvo
siempre con caracteres alarn.antes, tan
to que Ell acontecimiento belico inmedia
to a "a gran guerra ha de ser provoca-
En- la linterna roja" aparece reheja-
da con trazos de mano maestro la odio
sidad que sienten los amarillos contra
la raza blanca, odiosidad que Sc marifes-
to muchas veces en- Ell transcurso de la
Historic de China, Y en- los tiempos mo
dernisimos, con la celebre revolucion
ae los boxers
He aqui Ia pelicula "La linterna TO-
kja'', que sera estrer.ada esta noche en-
el "'Teatro Ansrica con sxfto insupe
Los habitos, las costumbres, la vida,
los fetichismos de China, las costumbres
arcaicas, con sus infiuencias misteriosas
ly extrafias, con sus leyendas de ensue-
no, van desflando en- esta grandiosa Pc
Ilicula encerrada en- el marco de un dra
ma social
Interesa de tai modo estas pelicula,
|
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
NEGoCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORT
sUBAsTA s

~ rsciblFkn proposiei0nes bajo 80
brs esrrado hasta las tres de Il tarde,
novismbFs -. 1920. para 81 suminis-
tFo ds PRovIsIoNEs. LEcHE FREs
CA DE vAcA v cARNR DE- RES.
sara uno ds ias instructions del Go
hisns Tnsular en- san Juan. Rio Pie
draA Arecibo. Aguadilia. Mayaguez,
Ponrs. 0uaynma. Humacao y Utuado,
deads snsT0 q iunio 20, 1921. ambos
inclusiye.
Pueaen ohtenerne pr0poeiciones en-
blaneo diugiendoss Al Negociado de
Mater aiss. TmVrsnta y Transpcrte. san
Juan. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18
NERCADO De AzUCAN

cablsgrama rscibidO aver en- esta- a-ciu
dad: a. a
ventas de azncar de Puerto Rico a
ss.45 Msrcado nOjO. So espera siga Ia
baja.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-18

Galt isff sslf
TuE rNfNFnsAi INSTITUTE fDsst. ~
90 W.. 80 S.. Nee Vera. y. Y, .
"a FaFls aNFenlFF lnFla nnr eurrefi'er-
kEnfIa - - nFuEIa casa a. ~ mnfueutos
NJ asNeae MAhlslo. Maia eaerihalo des-
- - kafrr fonaa4a a'runas lecriunes 81
hnss. rufa. fsrn rFartica WEfODo
NMlNkhMAA.. Ceres esaFf4ai para pftnfi-
plaates fana1lfu rara esfsdiarfes asauza-
D.. Man1enas - nprnefe difecrion u
snFiarfasts safsFmarihu ael@ilaaa.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
SEVEN INJURED
IN RI0TING OF
RAIL employees
Railroads and Strikers Clash in
Early Morning Riot; Many
Shots Fired s.
POLICE RESERVES, CALLED
Riot Outgrowth of Frequent At
tacks of Striking Yard
WOrkmen ..

Chicago, ILL.,, August 21.-Seven
men, one of which was wounded, are
under arrest as a result of an early
morning riot, when 100 armed rail
readers clashed with about an equal
number OF strikers.
Scores of shots were exchanged
stones were thrown and a number of
personal encounters engaged in before
police reserves arrived.
The riot was the outgrowth Of fire.
quent attacks by striking railroad men
Oh workers who refused to walk out
last April in the unauthorized strike.
Men said to have been strikers are
said to have beaten up different in
diyidual workers during the last few
weeks.
Invade Yards
The trouble reached a head yeSter-
day when three men invaded the yards,
beat up and shot a switchman, who
will probably die. - 80 r.I
Last night railway train employees
Of the Joliet and Wester railroad
learned of an elaborate plot being
planned for concerted attacks by the
strikers. a..
They armed and set out in body
looking for the other side The two
factions met at 21st street and opened
fire. Several men are believed to have
been wounded. 'H.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
RECEIVERS ARE
NAMED TO WIND
UP PONZI CASE

Boston, Aug 21.-Settlement of the
affairs of Charles Ponzi, whose
scheme of high finance was stopped
with millions of dollars of the pub
lies money tied up in it, was ad-
vanced today with the appointment of
the three receivers. At their sugges-
ton, James NJ .Olmstead. referee in
bankruptcy, was assigned to take testi
mony for them and hearings will be-
gin tomorrow with the object OF
rounding up all possible information
of assets available to the receivers.
Ponzi, brought from the East Cam
bridge Jail to federal court, underwent
formal examination as an alleged
bankrupt" agreeing to surrender all
his property to meet the claims
against him. He has estimated his
assets at $4,OOO.0O0, while official re-
ports and estimates Of his liabilities
place them between $4,000000 to ST.
O0n 200 with scaling down on many
notes of the so per cent profit which
he promised investors and possible re-
covery of this amount from those al
ready paid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
SOCIALISTS WILL
MAKE CAMPAIGN
FOR DEBS HERE
Sufficient Petitions Are OBJ
I tained to Put Electors
on Ballot
O'HARE PREPARES WAR

! The Socialist national ticket head
ed by Eugene " Debs. will go be
fore the voters of the state. Frank
O'Hare, after spending three weeks
in the state, today announced he had
1000 petitioners, more than enough
to place the Debs electoral candidate
on the ballot.
There will be no Socialist state
ticket, however, O'Hare announced.
No attempt will be made to revive
the Socialist organization for the
state election in the state, which dis
appeared with the growth Of the Nom
partisan league.
The league was characterized by
OIIare as ."all right" but a minor
thing 50 far as the Socialists aims
are concerned, which he said are
concerned now primarily with ma
tional and International relations.
O'Hare is the husband of Kate
Richards O'Hare, who served time in
prison for the notorious character
ization of the mothers of soldiers as
brood sows," which led to her con-
victiOn
O'Hare does not believe that the
third party ticket headed by Farley
Christensen will get very far in
North Dakota. Asked if he thought
the league members would support
the third party, he said:
anyone that has sense enough to
vote for Christensen will vote for
Debs."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
PROP Err TY OF
COUNTY VALUED
At % MILLION
County Commissioners Report
Total to State Board of
Equalization
BISMARCK VALUES RAISED

The total valuation of property fol
taxation in Burleigh county, as re.
ported to the state board Of eQualiZa
ton by the county commissioners, is
s23,7S9,157.
The valuation of farm lands pei
acre in the county is increased mate
rally, and city property in Bismarck
also is increased
The total value of property in Bis
marck is placed at $4,S93,244. The
valuation Of lots, exclusive of i'm
provements, is placed at $3,010,16l
while last year it was $2,S5S,916. The
Jalue of structures for business pur-
poses is placed at $1,070,SOS, while
last year it was S1.039.229.
The figures presented to the board
show that there is a greater proper
ton of buildings and homes occup-
led by the owners than are leased
The value of structures which arc
occupied by the owners is fixed at
$426,150, while the value of leased
residences is fixed at $3S6,125.
The county assessment shows that
991, ,26S acres are assessed The val.
1ation of farm lands is fixed at
S1S.62 an acre, while last year it was
S14.79 per acre The total value of
farm lands exclusive of improve:
ments is fixed by the county board
at $1S,460.517, while last year it was
fixed by the state board of eQualiZa
ton at $1S,606005.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
HUNT CONVICT
!. WHO ESCAPED
FROM GARDEN
w. j. Hogan, With Term Near
Expiration, Leaves Peni-
tertiary
ANOTHER ONE IS CAUGHT
Second Convict Had Concealed
Self in Boxcar, But Watch
full Guard Caught Him
ANOTHER ONE IS CAUGHT

Prison authorities and sheriffs ov~
er wide section today are hunting
convict No. 3210-W. j. Hogan-who
escaped from the prison late yester-
day afternoon.
Another convict, John Zelich, used
a clever, trick in an attempt to gain
his freedom, but was caught.
Zelich was working around box
cars inside the prison gates He cut
hole in the floor of box car over
a car beam, the hole being just large
enough for him to conceal himself,
with a covering drawn over the hole
Prison guards inspect each car that
leaves the prison, and their watchful
eyes caught the marks of a saw
through the floor Of the box car, and
Zelich was hauled out
Serving 7.year Term
Zelich was convicted in Cass coun-
ty, and is in the prison to serve :
term of seven years.
Hogan would have gained his free
dom in November. He was brought
to the prison November 8, 1919, from
Nelson county to serve term of q
year and six months for shooting
with intent to kill. He was "a years
old when received.
Hogan was a trusted prisoner, and
was working in the garden when he
stole away. 1t is believed he caught
a passing freight train. With good
time off, he would have been eligible
for release in November.
ShOrt.termerS Restless,
Guess we'll have to start putting
the lifers out and keeping the short
termers inside remarked prison
official, after the escape.
Early in the summer another con.
vict, who would have gained par
ole escaped the day before he would
have been granted parole.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
AWAKENS FROM
2-YEAR SLEEP

Waukesha, Wis, Aug. 21-Mrs
Clara Jorgenson, Racine Wis, who
has been asleep at the county asylum
for more than two years, has re-
gained consciousness.
A sister-in-law Of Mrs. .IorgensOn S
visited the institution bringing with
her her six-year-old son. 1t is
thought that the child awakened me-
mories in the woman's mind and des
tored her to a normal condition. Dur
ing her stay at the hospital, Mrs. Jor-
genson has been completely helpless
Thought in semi-conscious state
she says she remembered certain
faces and dimly recalls incidents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1920-08-21
GREAT BATTLE
STILL RAGING
NEAR WARSAW
Boom of Artillery Can Be Heard
in Capital as Poles Bat
tie Reds

London, Aug. 21.-Heavy fighting
continued north and northeast of War
saw, according to Bolsheviki Of
fetal statement issued yesterday in
Moscow. and received here by wire
less. Further to the northeast the
Soviet and Polish armies are engaged
while nearer the fighting is proceed
ing along the line of western branch
Of Bug river.
Near Lumberg the Bolsheviki are
developing their advance.
In the Tarnabol region, east Galicia,
Soviet forces crossed the Stripa river
and have advanced in westerly di-
rection it is declared. -.,
The BOlsheviki have captured arm
ored trains and its quota of officers.
The Poles have captured $4,000 Sow
let prisoners up to Thursday, it was
announced here today.
Six Divisions Surrounded
Paris, Aug. 21.-Six Bolsheviki di-
visions, estimated at between 10000
and 10000 men are surrounded by
Polish forces, proclaim press dis
patches received here today.