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Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
AMERICAN
CH|CAGO MINIS ]
 STRAIGHT GAMES

White So& strengthened their grip on second place in the American League pennant race when they bag ged their fifth straight victory. de feating Philadelphia. Faber held the Athletics scoreless until the ninth when they rapped out five hits which with an error, netted six runs.
 The Sox collected 15 hits off three Philadelphia pitchers. Risberg led the attack with a triple. double and two singles in four times at bat. liar ris started on the mound for Phila- delphia but was forced to retire af- ter the sixth. Bigbee. his successor, was wild and he gave way to Keefe.
 After the SoX had taken a com manding lead, Manager Gleason used five utility players.
 Faber pitched a maSterly game holding the Athletics to seven scat tered hits in s innings. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
ST. LOUIS DEFEATS PHILLIPS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20. - Hub bell weakened after allowing two sin gles in the first six innings and St. Louis finally defeated Philadelphia, scoring the winning run off RiXey in the tenth inning, on singles by Stock and Hornsby and McHenry's sacrifice. John A. Hedyler. National league pres ident. was present to investigate whether the Philadelphia players had any knowledge of the alleged gamb- ling frame-up of their victory over Chicago August 30. Score:
 R H E St. Louis =. .OO0 900 III 1-4 II 0 Philadelphia O1O 1O1 900 0-3 2 Haines, Sherdel and Clemens, Dill hoefer; Hubbell, Betts, Rixey and Ira gressor.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
NO TIME LIMIT SET

PHOENIX, Sept. 20. - The Arizona corporation commission in supple mental order issued yesterday with reference to a petition of the Pullman company that the schedule of rates put into effect by the commission on
 May IA. 1920, be made permanent, de clared that the rates will simply con- tinue in effect with no time limit. so that revisions can be made when ne cesSary.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
WILL WELCOME COX

PHOENIX, Sept. 20. = Large dele cations from Nogales, Yuma, Graham county, Greenlee county, Florence and Pinal county, Globe, Miami and Pres colt have already been announced as preparing to attend the program out lined for Governor Cox here Wednes- day, according to Con P. Cronin, of the committee on arrangements of the Maricopa county CoX-Roosevelt club.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
MAKES 14eTH RUN

ST LOUIS, Sept. 20.-''Babe" Ruth home run champion, shattered an other record today, scoring his 14Sth run this year in the eleventh inning, to give New York a four to three vic tory over St Louis. The previous mark was 147 runs established by Cobb of Detroit in 1911.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Summary: Two base hit Strunk Risberg. base hit Risberg, Jourdan Falk. Stolen base Schalk Sacrifice hit Schalk. Bases on balls off Har- ris }; off Faber 4; Bigbee ?; Keefe l. Innings pitched Harris 6; Bigbee 1; Keefe 1. Hit by pitcher by liar ris CWeaver).' Struck out by Harris 1: Faber 5: Bigbee 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
18th TO LEAVE DOUGLAS

FL PASO. Tex, Sept. 20. The 18th infantry, stationed at Douglas, AriZ., and Fl Paso, has been ordered to Camp Sherman, Ohio. and will be replaced by the 18th infantry from Camp Jackson, s. c. The announce ment was made by General R. l.. Howze at military headquarters here today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

The Bisbee Lodge of Elks will give a dance in their club rooms Friday. Sept. A, for all Elks. visiting broth CTS and friends. All Elks or visiting brothers who wish to invite a friend can receive invitations from the stew ard at the Elks Club on Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
Cleveland Grabs
 Off 9th Victory

CLEVELAND. Sept 20. Cleve- land won it's sixth consecutive game by defeating Boston, principally be- cause of Gardner's timely hitting It was Mails fifth straight victory since joining the Indians.
 Gardner drove in six of the league leaders eight runs with two triples and a single. His first triple came in the third with the bases full. the other in the seventh with two men on bases. With two down in the fifth, his single scored Speaker who had doubled.
 Mails was hit harder than usual but kept his hits we'll scattered ex- cept in the second when four singles combined with two errors scored all of Boston's runs.
 In two other innings, the Red Sox threatened but Mails frightened and killed off impending rallies easily. Score:
 R. H. E. Boston ...-...... 030 900 0O0-3 12 1 Cleveland ... 1O3 O1O 3Ox-S IA 2 Batteries: Bush, Hoyt and Schang; Mails and O'Neill
 Summary: Two base hit Scott. Speaker. base hit Hooper, Gard ner ?. Stolen base Wambsganss. Sacrifice hit Speaker Double plays Hooper and Schang; Witt and McIn- his; Bush, Scott and McInnis. Bases on balls off Push 4 Mails 1. Innings pitched Bush ,: Hoyt 4. Struck out by Bush 1 Mails B
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Waste products of the wine press in France and Spain are being eX- perimented on for the manufacture of paper pulp.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
AMBUSH MILITARY LoRRY

DUBLIN, Sept. 20- Armed civiI- ians today ambushed a military lorry escorted by ten soldiers. In the en- suing battle two civilians and two soldiers were wounded It is report ed that one of the soldiers later died Two assailants were said to have been captured.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Summary: Two base mt GrOh, Roush, Young. Burns. 3 base hit Dun can; home runs Rath 2, Kelly; sacri- flee hit Frisch; bases on balls off FL Ter 2; innings pitched Benton 6, Per ritt 8; hit by pitcher by Eller (Kelly); struck out by Eller s; wild pitch Ben ton.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
DIVIDE DOUBLE HEADER

BOSTON, Sept. 20 - Boston and Chicago divided honors in double header played in less than three hours, Alexander pitching the visitors to a de cision in the first game, while Boston hit Vaughn hard in the early innings and won the second. Scores:
 R H 10 First game: Chicago ..... .101 200 011-6 10 O Boston 100 900 O0O-1 9 ? Alexander and O'Farrell; Scott and O'Neil.
 Second game: Chicago ....... .OOO 100 OOO-l Boston ....... 400 41O OOX- l5 Vaughn. Carter and Daily; McQuil- Ian and O'Neill.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Finland has S720 miles of tele- graph and S72O miles of telephone lines and one radio station.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
R. IT. F.

The floor of St Peters in Rome has an area of 227O69 square feet. being the greatest of all churches in the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
Boston
CAPTURE THIRD GAME

DETROIT, Sept 20.- Washington punched hits off two Detroit pitchers with errors and bases on balls and took the third game of the series. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
NATIONAL. N. '. AND REDS PLAY EVEN GAME:
NATIONAL.

NEW YORK, Sept. % - New York and Cincinnati broke even in a double header. The Giants won the first contest, scoring three of their runs on wild throws by Groh and Daubert. The Reds took the second contest when Eller scattered New Works twelve hits. He struck out s men. Burns 3 times in d row. Score:
 First game:
 R H E Cincinnati .....001 900 010-2 ? New York ..... .0O0 O03 02X-5 5 l Fisher and Rairden; Nehf and Smith. ...
 Second game: -
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
R. H. E.
N. v. SCORES VICTORY

ST. LOUIS. Sept 20.-Ruth's dou- ble. Pratt's single and Peckinpaugh' s bunt, scoring Ruth, gave New York a victory over St. Louis in an lin ming game. One handed catches by Tobin in the ninth cut off runs. Pratt handled 16 chances without an error Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

''71h1 1 sA11isosslJ 0~-ISHO
 Not only hard corns and not only soft corns but every kind of corn surrenders to "GetS-1t," the national corn remover. It takes weeks or nontns .o grow q corn. It takes just q few seconds to stop it's pain with two or three drops of 'Gets-It." Quickly it iocsens so you can peel it right 1t is gonei
 Gets-It," the never failing, .yuGran- teed. money-beck corn remover, costs but trif1e at any drug store. Mid. by K. Lawrence ( Co, Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21
S'(ietS=It" For Hard or Soft
 C(,f'flS
Satisfaction Guaranteed With This
 Corn Remover.

Common senso tells anybody that the way to cure a corn is to remove 1t. cap and root-banish it entirely.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

X-batted for Harris in 7th.
 XX-batted for Keefe in 9th.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Wilson batted for Williams in ninth. Score by innings:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-21

Second game:
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

in ReguaP Price.
Neuuf NHeSaS S
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Pup Who Sups on Ten Dollar Bill
Forced to Giue Up Meal By Master
Who RecoUers Loss Through Bank

sued by the First National Bank,
New York; that the missing por-
tions have been totally lost or de-
stroyed.
state of Pennsylvania.
CITY and County of Philadelphia.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me, a Notary Public. this cath day
of August. A. d. 1920"
With the affidavit and the macer-
ated bill the cashier got busy. As
a result he was able few days
later to present a brand-new bank
note to the gate tender.
Now, john" he said to that
sapient son of Italy. Il want you to
put that bill where the dog won't
get it. l don't think he will have
much of an appetite for money after
what happened to him. but you
never can tell, John, you never can
tell. Safety first % .-
John took his advice. That was
why. when the cashier arrived at
Swarthmore the other evening, the
gate tender was able to show
brand-new bank book of the
Swarthmore Savings Bank with no
tatton of one deposit of $40.
Everybody is happy over the cpl
sode but the collie pup.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

Three (3) piece Queen Anne Cane Living
Room Suite, consisting of-Large Daven-
port, Arm Rocker and Arm Chair to match.
September Sale price, $235.C0.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

John Rogeri, who tends gate
for the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Swarthmore. Pa. was the saddest
man in Pennsylvania the other even
ing when the cashier of a leading
aank of Philadelphia, en- route home,
saw him.
What's the matter. John?" the
cashier inquired
DE dog chcwa the mum" Mr..
RoEeri explained.
"Chewa the num-" repeated the
cashier, What in the name of good
ness does that mean?'
Somehow Mr.. Rogeri was able to
explain. The cashier was deeply
interested. Cashiers always are
when money is in question. He made
a suggestion, and the gate tender
acted on it promptly. 1t also acted
on the dog, for it seems that Mr..
ROgeri's dog had chewed up a $40
bill.
That explains what follows:
John Rogeri.' of Wallingford,
Delaware County. Pennsylvania. be-
ing first duly sworn according to
law. deposes and says that he is by
occupation the day gate tender at
the chester ItOdd crossing at tne
Swarthmore station, Delaware
County, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company; that on or about Au-
gust 21st, 1920, a ten-dollar $4,000
national bank note, of which the
fragments are hereto attached, was
carelessly left on a couch in his
home at WalI1ngford, and in his alb
sence and that of the family a
young collie pup that was in the
room jumped on the couch, chewed
up and swallowed the ten-dolIar
note. On returning home later his
wife told him of the episode and he
promptly gave the animal an emetic,
with the result that in due time the
pieces of the note hereto annexed
were expelled from the dogs body:
that the number OF the note is, as
far as he can make out. 669lS3, is
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Potato Cargo Rots
While Red Tape
Holds Up Vessels
Especial TO washington HeraId.) }

New Bern, n. c. Sept e.
Twenty three thousand dollars
worth Of Irish potatoes are rotting
on boats at the foot OF Craven
street and will be taken TO a point
down the Neuse River and dumped
overheard. while at the same time
New Bern residents and millions OF
other people are paying all the
way from IS to IS barrel for the
spuds.
The potatoes are loaded on two
barges Of a feet Of three. which
came into port several days ago.
The cargo was taken on at Nor
folk consigned to Havana, Cuba,
where they were to be sold for s51
a barrel OF Beaufort the boats
were ordered by wireless TO seek
port. trouble having developed in
connection with their papers. and
they were towed into New Bern.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Commoner Devotes All e.
forts to Nonpartisan
Dry Campaign.
ANNOUNCES HIS OBJECT
Declares Prohibition Re
quires Safe Majority to
Fight IN Congress.

William Jennings Bryan virtually
rhas abandoned the Democratic
party. He announced yesterday
that he would devote his efforts in
the fall campaign to a nonpartisdn
effort to insure the election of a dry
Congress. He refused to discuss
Democratic politics.
This is the first time since 1896
that The Commoner has declined to
inject himself with all of his energy
into the campaign. 1t bears out his
statement that his heart is in the
grave"
Has Two Objects.
The goal which Mr.. Bryan has set
out to reach has two objects. First
the election of dry candidates, ire
spectiye of party, who will have
sufficient strength to override a
Presidential veto. The second aim
of the Nebraskan is the creation in
Congress Of a two-thirds majority
so solidly for prohibition that it
will hold together regardless of
party lines for the impeachment of
President who by his words and
acts countenanCes IaXity in the task
of making the United States bone
dry.
Thinks Party Issues sham.
By inference Mr.. Bryan let it be
known that he considered the issues
created so far by the two parties
to be sham ones and that the treaty
question should be settled in the
Senate by majority rule"
The Democratic party contains an
element that is for Bryan to the
lend. His enemies do not deny that
Mr. Bryan on the stump might be
of some assistance" to the chances
of Gov. Cox
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
BRITISH LIQUOR MEN
ATTACKING AMERICA

Anti-American propaganda on the
part of British liquor interests con-
tinues. Affrighted by the specter OF
prohibition. the men controlling the
saloons In England hope to allay it
by stirring up feeling against the
country of it's origin.
SHABBY" is the term applied to
the campaign by a contributor to the
Observer who denies>that there was
any possible cause for offensc in the
visit to Great Britain of American
prohibitionists to explain the causes
and effects of the dry ordinance, but
the liquor interest seized upon it as
ammunition and is now engaged in
embroiling England with America to
further it's own ends.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
| DEAD, | HURT, | HELD
IN MINE STRIKE FIGHT

birmingham. Ala. Sept. Sam
Lynn, nonuniOn miner. is dead, Pete
TraywiCk, union miner, is danger
Ously wounded and J. r. Allison,
union miner, is held in the county
Jail charged with murder following
the first disorder in this district
since the miners strike was called.
1t is alleged that Lynn was killed
and Traywick was wounded in a
miNup between union and nOnunion
miners which took place a the Gin
town mines near here Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Horse Aids Policeman
To Make Two Arrests

West Virginia State police are rid
ing highly educated horses. When
Trooper Charles Calhoun sought to
arrest two men engaged in a brawl
q MorGantown. one Of them at
tempted to resist.
Calhoun's horse held one man by
the collar Of his coat. while the
trooper subdued the other.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
He Prays for Rain-Wife
Seeks to Divorce Husband

Whenever he wants to annoy me
he plays the cornet all night. and he
generally spends his Sundays call
ing upsp heaven to send sufficient
rain to drown the family" said A
woman at the Willesden Police
Court, London, seeking a separation
from her husband.
Now We know whom to thank
for such a rainy July" said the
ma agistrate in refusing the applica-
tion.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07

Three (3) piece Cane Living Room Suite.
consisting of-Davenport, Arm Rocker and
Arm Chair 10 match, blue velvet upholster-
ing; davenport has 2 pillows and bolster.
Regular price, $450. Sept. Sale price, S36S.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Paris to Name City Street
In Memory of Armistice

The Paris municipal council is
planning on naming one of tho
streets OF Paris November II" in
connection with the Armistice Day
fctes this fall.
The Washington herald., 1920-09-07
Bedroom Furniture

Four (4) Piece Mahogany or American
Walnut Bedroom Suite, consisting Of
Dresser, Chiforobe, Toilet Table and
Four Poster Bed
Regular price for 4 pieces. $4,000
Sent. Sale nrice a pieces S333 90
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07

Viewed from the strictly intellectual
stand point. Senator Thomas of this
state IL probably the most brilliant man
In the United States Senate. hut he only
received one vote In the iaic Democra-
tie State Assembly. The senator has
nobody but himself to blame for his
poor standing with the Democratic par
ty Of Colorado. His marked ability and
frequent evidences Of statcsmansiip
have time and again been marrcd by
an knack of doing the wrong thing at
the right timc-sO to speak.
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07

Department Of the Interior. e. :. Land phcc"t
Gicnwood Springs. Colo, July ., I"s'
NOTICE T. hereby given that Joseph ".
Mccarthy. uf Rio Blnnco. Colorado. VINO, on
May 10. Ials. made Homestead Entry sorinl
No 0lilJi. for swi, ,swlt Sec. w. Ip ! =; " Wy
-oL. Sec. g; and the NV tne't oi section II.
tn s.. H. aj w. 9TH y ". hn- filed notice
to establish cnin 10 the innd abov" d'-
srrlbcd before II. j. Hay. y. $, Commissioner.
at Mcekcr Colorado. on the 9th dhy of sep
tcmbcr 1870
Claimant names n witnesses:
Drin r. Morrow. Roy Cook. Charley u. Cool
rich, md Fritz Eblcr. all OF Rio blnnoo, Colo
rado.
a.-st ID. Z. WHY AMI. hepisier.
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07

After losing four games I'm row
Meckcr's baseball players are now
down to the 800 mark. We hope they
will not drop any lower.
Last Sunday the boys journied t."
Glcnwood and We're bentcn by the
score of II too. The following day
they went on to Aspen md farcd worse.
The notable feature Of the G!enwood
game was the splendid pitching of
Wright Ball. Had his teammates
given him anything like their usual
support he would have won his game
hut they made II lot Of very poor plays,
whicl, gave the Hot Wntcr boys who
presented GlenwoOd most Of thei.
runs. And. worst Of nll-Meekcr was ny
against II picked nine of paid ball
tOsscrs.
They went to Aspen "all shot to
pieces" md were lIeaten by a score of
II to o. Tho Meckcr team is made up
of boys who work In the stores. garages
and on farmes six days In the week
and have on time to practice except in
the evenings. All things considered.
they did very well. The only thing to do
is to back them up TO the limit. hoping
for better luck for them IN the COM
ing games.
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
Democratic State Primary ca,,dida5t.

'pr,.i,Jnutj.l E,Jnctors-Frnnk II. RiS-
bo, Douvor. " u Kelsey. phillips
c,rntv. Nrs T. II Rhodes. IariuAer
countv. T. Churchill. Weld County !:
,t,, c.,.r,, &, Clair Nor;or GarAesd
co,n;v and T. A Duke pueblo County.
Ear uni,.d stotcs sepo.or-Willism
~ HANKS Ar.n.hoc County and Tully
Scott Tc,,or countv
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
Your Liberty Bonds

I.ibcrty bonds ure like ANYTHING else.
whom /, prent number Of them arc
thrown ON the market the price de
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,o,l,v .s yood .s tho money In your
,,,..., ,.,rrv,,, a fair rotc NJ intcr.
n,t win, ov.rv a,,I,r.s worth nj nrou.
.,,, IN tho I-ni,.d stntcs bacl of ,hcm
.,. ,, Il, ,,o ,s, ,oyor,, months
,,o,,,i,,, d,,,;nod In nrI,r There
,u,1 ho N, othcr rcnson ,I,n thcv
,,,,, no, thrown N, t,o m,rkc, In
,-,o, ,,,u,,,,os
u...v Il, .,,r,,.,,,,, mn no tho
,.,L.rs cxurnsx n Many luruc con.
a,.,, ,,,., ;,vcs,.,h ni,,,ons 4, ho,d.
*, r.od tho monev and ,hev- prc
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
Ed Taylor

Our popular congressman. dropped IN
Monday evening and exchanged greet
ings with such of his Meeker friends
us he met during the short time he was
in town.
Mr. Taylor was enroute to Mt.
Streetcr TO help oft on the proposed
railroad from Wamsuttcr to the Coal
Town.
II seems that the proposed railroad
has to have ii right Of way through
lands withdrawn years ago for the
lower Ynmpa river irrigation project.
To get this right of way means the UNI
winding of n good deal OF red tape, and
Our Ed is the man to do the unwlnding.
Mr. Taylor will return to Glenwood
by way Of Craig and the upper YamEa
river valley. He was sorry he could
not stay here long enough to see ns
many of his friends as possible. but
hopes to get over to Mecker later and
address our people on the iss'les OF the
day us they have n bearing on the pre-
sent political campaign.
lie was accompanied by Mr.. y. ~.
Wcyand. register OF the GlenwOpd
land office. s.
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION


Department of the Interior. 4. :. Land Di,iccnt
Gcnwood springs. Colo. July T. iH.0.
NOTICE Is hereby given that Noiic II. Puck
of McclScr. Colorado who. on March ~
l9ls. mnd" Homestead Entry, serial No
DlIs,G for swt ,sCi,. -cltswi. sec, II. NV mol,
mol inwt,, sIfnwit aud nwi tswi4 Sec. IL, and
On March II, 1863, nndc Additional Homestead
Entry serial No. OG.jg. for nwl inwi of sec. ~.
Tp. X. II. % W. 9Th l.. NJ. hns tllcd notice OF
Intention To make Final Three fcnr Proof, to
r-tnhIs III claim To the land above described, he
fore Henry j. Hay, y. :. Commissioner. NJ
Mcckcr, Colorado. on tie o dny of september.
i,..u.
Claimant names Ms Witnesses:
Thomas j Cassidy, John I. Ford. John
Bcwley. and Thomas j Martin. NIL Of Mcckcr,
Colorado. 49,,
n1-st u. e. WEGAND, hcRiai'r'
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
County Candidates

Politically speaking everything is
very quiet In Rio Blanco County. Both
old parties seem to be shy Of cnndi-
dates for county offices.
The Democratic County Assembly
will he held next Saturday So far
very few candidates have ben mention
ed. OF course. commissioners are the
important offices to Ike filed. There
will lp two vncnncies-the Meeker aud
Buford districts. For the up-rivcr dis
trict two good men are mentioned the
north and south branches of White
River will come to the ss..cnl5ly strong
for Paul Dunn of Marvinc. and the
Oakridge park and Rosedale sections
are talking OF Dennis Murray.
Claude Wilson. for Clerk and Rccor
der; John shepherd, for Treasurer and
Mrs Stephenson, for County Superin-
tcndent of Schools. will have no Op-
position for denomination likewise
Sam Wear for Sheriff.
For Assessor. W. \. Thomas. Of Nine
surveyor and coroner. anyone who Will
take the nominations can hnvc them.
AS this is conceded ns II Democratic
wear. there is no scramble among fol
lowers of the q. a. i. for nominations.
.is cur old friend Frank Sheridan -
back on. the New England coast Ell
jnyinp thr sru i,rppzps th, iul Of hIist-
ling Republican candidates will fall on
Tom Ssott. and Tom can be depended
ON 10 do the best he knows for his side,
which, ms we have remarked is dcstin-
ed to bc the loser in the coming poiti-
cal contest.
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07

Department Of the interior. a. :, Land Dihct AT
Gicnwood Springs. Colo, july VI, l'lO
NOTICE IL hereby given that, ns directed by
the Comm nissinn.r pt the Gcncfrl Land oliic',
under provisions al sec. sibi. u. =, pursuant
in tho application oi Thomu- Baker, of Mcckcf.
Colorado Sorini No. Oi,sT,5. we Will offer ~
public sale to the highest bidder, hut AT no, less
than sij.O1 per mere nj 1870 O'Clock ~. M. uii
The Il-t day Of September. lnsD, next. NJ this
office the following tniCt OF land; lot 90 see
Lots .. 20, q, ~. and ", In sec. 80, Tp ~, IL.
~ W. Gth NJ. Colorado.
The -nic VIII not br kopt open. hut VIII i"'
declared closed when th"-" present ut IN" hour
named have ccnscd bidding. The person hnN-
ing the highest bid will hc required to inm.di.
n;rly ply to tho Receiver The amount thrr'pi,
ANY por-ons claiming adversely the above
described lniid nrc dyi-cd 10 file their cniUs,or
objections on or before the time designated for
.nu. ID. &. WEl AND, Register.
i9i-nos
The Meeker herald., 1920-08-07
Notice of Final Settlement

Estate of james l.. McIintton, Deceased
Notice l. hereby given Tint on III" 2lrd
day of August. ly1p. VIII present 10 tn"
County Court OF Rio Blhnco county, Colo.
administration of said estate, when and
wher. nlI persons In interest may nppcnr
and object 10 them. ifthoy 50 dcsire.
l.. Roy u WALniupGE,
Nl-n9l Executor.