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COOLERS WIN AGAIN

PETERSBURG, VA. Angus; 90
After the fourth inning BYRD. on the
mound for PetcrsburE, allowed the
Rocky Mount Broncaos but two hits.
ana the home club won, TO 1, al
though Rocky Mount threw Il scare
into the Goobcr camp by scoring
twice in the ninth inning.
Byrd was wild in the first stages
OF The game, giving three bases on
balls and hitting one batter, but
after the Coolers counted four times
N The nth and three in the sixth ne
gre w stronger tanning Four and
allowing buc two ms.
Harrison was touched for thirteen
hits, nine % which came in the MIN
and sixth innings The eating of
Hurcet;e zn4 Command feztcr.ri the
wo-E 81 ILL., winners. Will. Myers
p!ayed good game fo- tAc Ron
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IolaIS I'D - Il
'Edtted for R,nS. in eighth

Philadelphia ... 10000 lo11-7
Cincinnati ........ 90 0 q o 0 y %
Summary: Two-haSe hfts-Sick-
ing. Faulctte. Three base hits
Withc-ow. stolen baseS-Rawlin-s
Meusel. Sacrihces-Paulcttc, Lcbour-
vcau 90. Villa ms. Mcusel Left on
Observation-Disclosures Is. Cincinnati, ..
Bases on halls--RinE. lubbcil. |.
Eits-of Ring. > - s; Sale, in ].
Struck OUTING, -i>jiubhcli. ;. Ealli
hing. Passed pa lls-WinEo t2.
Losing pitcher-RinE. Elns-raul-
cite, Lcbourvoau 81. Rawlings, Mcu-
sol, Fletcher, Huhbcll. ErronS-
Fletcher, L. Miller. Groh. Daubert 90.
Wingo o., Ring. Cmpircs-RiSl
and Moran. Timc-l:4g
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PHILADELPHIA WHIPS
CINCINNATI REDS,7 TO 0
koff Has Thumb Broken by Thrown
Ball in tho First
Inning

CINCINNATI, August 26.--Philadel-
rhia won the last game of the Sc
r!cS today. to o.
Huhacll held Cincinnati to four
hits and was never IN danger.
Ring was fairly effective. but his
support was very poor, all but one
of the Philadelphia runs being due
to errors.
Shortstop Kofr. of the Reds. had his
left thumb broken by thrown ball
III the first inning, and may not be
able TO play again this season.
raulcttc was hit by battcd ball
in the eighth and was forced TO re-
tire in favor of J. Miller.
lhn
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Totals
Washington,
'Batted for Zachary In seventh.
/ RhtinI for Ri rnillEr in ninth

iBattcd for Bicmiiler in ninth
Detroit . 00lOl1 Is
Washington .......00 90 GA
Summary: rwobase hits--Ainsmith,
Roth, Shanks. stolen bascs-Bush
baseS-Dctroit. s: Washington l.
Bases on balls-Zachary /: Oldham,
3; Eiemiiler. .. Hits-off Zachary, s
In innings; off Biemilier. in in
nings. off Oldham, IL in l-3 innings;
Ehmkc. 0 in 90 inning Hit by
pitcher II by Oldham, (Shanks).
Struck out--by Zachary, .: by Old
Biemiller. Winning pitchcr--Oldham
Losing pitcher-Iachary. Umpires-
Connolly and Nallin. Time of game
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RUTH MAKES 44TH HOMER,
BUT YANKS LOSE TO SOX
New York Pitchcrs-kcrr Hit
Hard in First.
tEy Associated Press J

NEW YORK: August 26.-Thc Chi
caEo White SoS opened their fnaI
series here today and defeated New
York. 10 10 4.
Tho visitors hattci three Yankee
pitchers for = total Of seventeen hits.
New York hit Kerr hard in tho first
inning. but after that the Chicago
pitcher had things his own way.
Babe Ruth I1adc mis- forty-fourth
home run in the first inning. hitting
tn" bali into the tower riEht-hcld
stand.
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PIRATES LICK BRAVES
HE Associaicd rrcss-

PITTSBURGH. August 70. = Pitts
burSh defeated Boston today. . TO |.
Powell hit the first ball pitched
for a home run, and the locals tied
tho score in the fourth inning on
BiEbic's triple and Carcy's single.
Whittcd'S safe hit and steal, fol-
lowed by Barabarc's single. won the
game in the seventh.
The score:
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BROWNS BEAT BOSTON

HpSTDN August - st. !1u.a
eNeASi nc series by defeating Bos-
W".lman was invins!ble Keeping
hoElou's Tits scattered uutiI tn.
ninth when three s.ugles nilcd TIE
two batt"rs could not 90, the b.ii
past the !nhcli
st. Louis hit freely
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VNI. Dun .lnE IhIFu HtrIhc'

0VVTN IN IUUIIrS, u,
Richmond ..........o o | 90 KS
Wilson ........... 100 o n 90
summary; 'Nwo- base hit--Roth.
Stol en- hlscs--Smith, | baughton
Castle. Sacrifice hit-Abbott. Double
playS-Foolc TO Baker; Biting to
Roth. Lfot on bascs-Richmond. s.:
Wilson, s. First base on crro--Wil-
son, !. Base on balls--oft McWhor-
ter, .: off Quinn. = Hits--off Me
---by Mcwhortcf. .. by Quinn. ..
Time of game. 1850. tmpircs. Bran-
don and CrnSN.
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SOUTHAMPTON TENNIS
lBy Associated Press. ]

SOUTHAMPTON. y. Y. August GO
Surprises featured tho play in the
annual tennis tournament OF the
Meadow Club today. chief among
them being the defeat of Watson VI.
Washburn by William J. Clothicr and
OF Ralph II. Burdick. OF Chicago. by
Hugh G. NJ. Kcllchcr, of New York.
In the doubles. William T. Tilden.
End, and Charles s. Garland. the Davis
cup team players, were Obliged To
play thei: best to defeat Richard
H!nckley and Harold Godshall, Of Los
Angeles. Cal, the Pacific Coast junior
cha mpionS.
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ATHLETICS WHIP INDIANS
Try Associated rrnss

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.-phil-
adelphia punched hits of Caldwell in
me early innings today and won it's
hccic waS strong in the pinchcs,
Cleveland scoring it's first run on a
passed ball and it's second on "A Nv.
Whicn the wind carried away from
Wclch for a single
Jnmi'son's running onc-hand catch
OF DYKES long liner WAS the Fielding
feature.
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CARDINALS WHIP GIANTS

ST. LOUIS. Angus, os
hon" run In tho fourth inning u.h ;,
nr"N" IN stock. who had wsIL !.
gave 81 Louis "a 2-to-l victory ~,
NcW YORK today and an even hye
on tho four game serJea
The locals got ONLY ih,ee ia,
three pitchers. MUS
The score.
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Score ~ innings: r.
Er9ok!yn ......: o o 0 Is
Two base hits-Mycrs, I2). Three
base k!idun Sacrinccs-John-
Ston. Miller. Double plays--OIson 10
~! h'!uun 10 konetchy, Terry 20 Iierzog
70 Mcrki"; Deal 10 iicrzos TO herkIc:
Ncis to konctchy. Left on bases
hrooklyn, .; Chicago 2. Bases on
pat!S-N auEhn. !, Galore J. Hits-
or vaughn. 10 in g. Bailey. in 1.
Struck out--Vaughn. :. Baiicy !:
Ehdorc Losing pitcher-Vaiisbn
Iinpires-Harrison and Hart. TIME
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BABE RUTH TELLS THE BOYS
HOW HE KNOCKS THEM OUT
AND WON THE NAME OFKlNG
Batting Eye Big Thing
in Making Homers

Tho emitting eye" IL the big
thing I'm homc-run hitting.
Babc Ruth tells OF tho impOr-
tnncc of krcpinE your cyc on tho
ball, and how hc stands Mt tho
plate, how hc N1StnEr. md nil
about how he knocks homo runs
in this chapter of his life story.
In the next chapter Ruth dis-
cusscs tho Intentional pass.
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TRUCKERS WIN ONE

PORTSMOUTH VA Angus, 25.-
i,ortsmouth easily stood of Suffolk
tHis Afternoon In tn" opener of a
t1fee-day series. taking the event
. 10 o.
Medlousnlin heId Tie !nya,crs in
onech throlghout Their hits were
Portsmouth, on tho other hand
hunchod it's hits o." Lloyd. cspeciaIlv
~ the fourth inning when ali Of
tHe trucker runs were made. Tic
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DODGERS BEAT CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Angus: &c. Brooklyn
Won 4 fast and close game from Chi
.arO today IN the first game Of the
-er4.S. 10 3.
c.dorc Was steady in all but the
'tt1. when Chicago made four hits
anu scored three runs, tying the
count
Hycrs. hitting with two doubles
in1 single, featured the game.
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SENATORS BREAK EVEN
H. Aeanc.a,nn 49,

WASH Notion. August 2S.-WaSh-
inEton broke even in ! double header
with Detroit here today. winning the
FIRST game. To :, In thirteen IN
ninss. and droppinS the final. To {.
O'Ncill's double and Ericksons sim
gle produced the winning run in tho
opening contest.
In Inc closing encounter Oldham
held tho locals scoreleSs until the
ninth. when he was Knocked out OF
the box. Ehmkc ended the rally.
'rhl
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SPORTS
Golf Gurgles

There WINS nm old Scotchmnu
named Sandy
Who hated To golf without
brandy.
His bn1i he would top
And tho Enmc he would rtOp
ANA drrInre wee drop would
come handy!
a Indy who Eo1fcd for the exercise
Was nin3fnE ono day near old
BcnsOnhurst.
She mndc good drive
An novice drives GO.
anu naked us tn mention the
Incident.
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Fails in swim from England to France

LONDON, August 26.-After fight
ing the choppy waters OF the Eng
lish Channel for eighteen hours in an
effort TO swim from England to
France. Henry Sullivan. OF Lowell,
Mass, was taken into boat today
when within three miles Of his goal,
He was exhausted by his battle with
the w3yeA Sullivan started: .Sfrouf
lpoVorsaSS8sf 20 Vast sntR1,S. - -
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Babe Makes His 44th
tBy A,.ocfntcd prc..D

NEW YORK, August 26.-Bahc
Huth slammed out his forty-fourth
home run of tho scnsou in tho
first inning of todnS's game
against tho Chicago White SoN.
There WAS ono mnn an hnsr
when Rutl pollcd his circuit clout.
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WnA hInStOn.

scored.
.Batted for Shaw in eighth.
Score by innings: r.
Detroit ...oO 100000 10000 o..
Washington % 0oCOo2 90 % o l-3
Two base hits Ncach, D'Ncill.
Three base hits-.Cobb. Judge. Stolen
bascs-Shanks. O'NcilI. SACRIFICES
S,anaEc. Charity, Bush. Double
plays-H Gilman to BUSH to He'll
mann: Bush to Young TO Heiima nm (;
Charity 10 Judge to Harris Left on
bascs-Dctroit. Z: Washington, -.
Bases on balls-Shaw. 4: Dauss. /;
Erickson. 3. Iits--off Shaw, d in 8:
Erickson. in 5. Hit by pitchcr--hy
Dauss. (JudEc). Struck out-by
Dauss. 4: Shaw, !: Erickson. /. Wild
pitch-Shaw. Winning pitcher
Erickson, Gmpircs-Nallin and Con-
molly. Timc-2:32
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New ! ork.

SVorC by INNINGS. K.
Chicago 4ooSooa5O-iS
New York ........:;0 / o 90 O.
Summary: Two-haSC hitS-J. col
Inns 90, Weaver J.). Schalk. Rucl,
felsch. Three base hits Pcckin-
paueh, !. Collins. Home run--Ruth.
stolen bascs--t:. Collins. Weaver,
Jackson. pcclinpauSh Sacrifice
Pratt. Kerr. Weaver Double plays-
=. Collins TO J. Collins 60. Left on
bascs--ChicaEo. - New York. s.
Bases on ballS-of MoErdec. I: off
Collins. >; off Mctiraw, =; off Kerr. T.
ilits-or MoEriGGe. in 3 innings
tnonc out in fourth): off w. Collins.
III innings. of Mctiraw. in >
innings. struck out-by MogridGc. !:
by Collins. =; by Kerr. :. Wild
pitch-kcrr. Losing pitchcr-Mog-
ridge. tmpircs-Evans and Dincen.
Time of ca,nC-o:yO
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Hos ton.
-, - WI " "a
,Rs,ied TO-. 70" t,a IN hftA

score by innings. u
p ~ Louis .......... nonOl1S0n1S
~ '.-ss.a $500. " u u u u u u u - n
- summary. Two-base hits-SisIc-
SOP : ON" ~, Three base hi,-Jacob,
ices Weilman. Eit,. Schanr No.
h.c-niaNs Brady t" Mc1nnic & ter
On hsseS--St. Louis. 10. Eost,n =,
i Io on ha.is-W Mailman. : Hoyt. :;
Jones. IN T. Hit Nv ,,itr;.r' III
Me!iman tMcnos<yD Struck ON ~.
"eilman. by iiovt. :; bv Jonos !
Losing Ditchcr--Hovt. lmnircsI
owens ana Chill. Time-i:A AZ.
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...12 | i "a
-. Louis.
'Battcd for Benton in clyhtb
W ~ Cd e.: -. -. -

.Ratt"d for Fourier in sixth.
~. Louis .......... q q q - q o o q r.
Nov York ....... o 00 O0Ol O.
summary: Two base hlt-Rnncrof.
Ihr"" base hit. smith Home run :
MCHcnrS SacriticcS--I.a van. Schul,z
Double plays-Isavan a~l Fournicr
Left on Sases-Scw York, 6: St Lou,f
=. Bases on DallS-Toney. /: r!cnton
- winters, .; poak. >. Hits-Of
Toncy. in 2-3 Benton. in 3l-3
Winters. none in J. Struck out
1'oney. .: Doak. 8. Losing pitcher
Toncy. tmpi-es--K lem and Enslic
T!mc-i.1T
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TfHna IIcnr.r,e

Enaun2on;. 4; Galveston, g.
Fort Worth. 3: Shreveport. O.
BoustoD-sian Antonio, rain
"rTea- FaAs-DaSsaa rain
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Southern Axso

Southern Association.
birmingham 4; Nashville, l.
Little Rock New Orleans, POSTPONED
wet grounds (first game).
Little Rock. 1; Now Orleans. s (sec.
ond game).
alenphtA;2f1kn iHSit,.
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Pittsburgh.

Boston ... 10000 90 -l
Pittsburgh ... ccQlQO, -.
lSuuina-y: Twc-basc hit = Ford
Three base h!t-Bigoec. Home run
Powell. stolen ,2ses--M.nn. Whit
ted. sacrifice hit-McQu!ilsn. Lett
4sees on bails--Om Adams. =. Struck
Guilty McQunlan. >; by Adams. ).
!np.!es--O Day and Qu!gley. Time
u 20.
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Totals ..27 2 G 271e

Newport News 1000 10000
Norfolk 1O0OOx-a
summary: Two base hit-Allen
Stolen ases-Summa "a. Gladu,
Wagner Beale. Sacrifice hits-Sim-
mons. Leathers and Holloman. Left
on bases-Newport News, 5; Norfolk,
T. Strike outs-Folcy. z: Culloton,
D. Bases on balls-Foley, Z. Wild
. Double playl-Culloton to Bribeck
Time Of game-2:00. Umpire-Gast on
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OTTAWA GOLF
my Assoeia,ea rrcss

OTTAWA. August 26.-George Az
ton, OF Regina. Sask. won the first
days honors in the annual open
championship tournament of tho
Royal Canadian Golf Association, held
on the River Mead linka TODAY with
"a card of Ia for tho TWO rounds Of
IS hole medal play. He finished two
over T. ID. Armour. the EdinburEh
amateur. and Ntcol Thompson. Of the
Royal Montreal Golf Club. and stan
ley THOMSON. Toronto, tied for the
next pos.t!t ms with $50.
j. douglas Edgar. OF Atlanta. Ga.
with Isl. being tied with y. ~ Bcu,
and George Cummings. OF Toronto.
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Petersburg,
ItscIy Mount.

summary. '!Wo-5ls. h!:s-Eee!e
COMMAND. stole. bases Nytrs
@ y: i3;,qtaeyte. ,teelsT, D5uDle
Ste!nDach; Yarrlsou 20 S.e!nSars
S4cTircc ntrS-Nlyors Byrd . stem
DScE Pass on balis-Of BYRD 5.
OIL garrison. 3 Left on bases
ssEs ouFs, 81" Rocky Mount g HIT
py pitched ball Lee. Sacrifice rv@
Miller. struck out-By BYRD. e. by
Yarri on. . Passed 5ali-Dehaucy.
Cmp!f,s- -iirauer and ORTIZ. Time O.:
game .f".
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international League.
pporant9. IL; jersey City, 0.
Buffalo, I-13;, Synacuse,. 2rA.
Ahcons ffs.1e}3t mo<s;=S 49,
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The Home-Run Beauty
Keeps His Eye on the
Ball Till 1t Breaks.
STRENGTH is ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY TO HIT HOMERS
His Many Misses Has Left
Marks on His Chest
and Back.
BT BhBI; RUTH,

Copyright 1870, by United Press }
tAll Rights Reserved by United Fca-
ture Syndicate
Chapter v.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-25
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS

Notice is hereby given that will sell.
at public auction. to the highest re-
tember. 1920. at > o'clock p. NJ. at the
olfice OF The State Board of Land Com
niIssioners. Capitol Building. Denver.
Colorado. the following described lands.
situated In Prowers County. Colorado.
Ne. of Sec. sc. twp. 81 s. Range
~ W. Minimum price per acre $500.
Value improvements 5000.
NV. OF Sec. SO. Twp- q 5. Range
4 W. Minimum price per acre $500.
Value improvements. none.
SWl. OF Sec. 30. Twp. "a s.. Range
a. w. Minimum price per acre $500.
Value improvements .zS05,00.
SEA. OF See SO. TWP 27 s. Range
~ w. Minimum price per acre $500,
Value improvements $4,000.
Subject 10 amy or all easements OF
rights OF way heretofore legally obtain
ed aud now in full force and effect. ir
any there be.
l;escrvlng however 10 the State of
Colorado. all rights to any and all min
erals. ores and metals OF every kind
and character, aud all coal. asphaltum.
under said land. and the right or IN
Bress and egress FOR the purpose OF
mining. together with enough OF the
surface OF the same as may be neces-
sary ror the proper and convenient
working OF such minerals and sub
sthnces.
Certificate Of purchase viii not be
issued until purchaser executes quit
claim deed conveying to the State OF
'OlOTuuO tht ABOVE FtstfNhllOH-
No land will be sold at less than the
minimum price per acre. as given above.
The above land VIII be offered in tracts
Of not more than 100 acres and not less
than 10 acres. An to be sold or none.
as may be determined by the State
Board of Land Commissioners.
Terms of payment shall be 10 per
cent. Of the purchase money on the day
OF sale. the balance in eighteen equal
annual payments at per cent. per an
mum. II the purchaser does not own
the impf ovements. he must pay for the
same at sale. Purchaser will execute
boI1. as provided in Section rs. Act OF
July II. 1905: must be a citizen OF the
United States. oT one who has declared
his Intention of becoming such. must
pay appraisement and advertising fees.
Tn. Board reserves the right to re-
1rct any and all bids.
No sale shall become effective until
approved by the State Land Board.
Application No. B-l47s
1870.
Date Of sale. September s. 1870
]. +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board of Land
Commissioners
First Pub. Aug. IL. 1920.
Last Pub. Sept. l. 1920.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-25
AMERICAN RED CROSS
TO GIVE RURAL HELP
Program for Public Health and
Community Welfare 10 Now
Well Under Way.

Rural communities and towns OF less
than 5000 population benenr In q very
large part by the public health and
eau Red Cross. Almost all Of the
5000 Red Cross chapters have some
rural sections In their territory. There
fore the Red Cross Rural Service.
Briefly. the purpose Of Rural ssrv-
Ice 10 10 assist people to set out OF life
more health. wealth and happiness. In
this purpose public hearth instruction
and general educational progress of
both children and adults play . big
part.
Recreation 10 found 70 be one Of the
biggest needs In rural life. There is
lack Of suficisnt plsy-lifs for the chill.
dren and social life for the adults
Picnics, psgeanta debating clubs.
baseball leagues. community singing
and other social events which bring
the people of surrounding communities
together have been organized and car
r1ed on under the guidance of Red
Cross rural workers 10 great advsn-
tase. In many Instances solving rec
rsatienal problems and getting people
together proves TO be the awakening
Of the community to other conditions
which may be improved By united
actisn
A. result Of community orgsniEs
don. townships In which there had
been neither plans nor interest In
community progress have been organ
ICED 10 work together with the unified
purpose Of bringing their community
up TO the most enliEhtsnsd standards
Lecture and musical entertainment
courses have been started as . result
Of community meetings. as well as cir
cuist ting libraries. Red Cross schools of
Instruction In Home Nursing. Care of
the Sick and First Aid. In the larger
towns the need for restrooms and pub
lie comfsrt stations Is being met. Play
grounds for the children have been
established and recrestional activities
worked out for the year.
In order that there may be concerted
effort In carrying Oh the programs OF
the various welfare agencies In the
rural districts Red Cross Rural Serv-
ice helps the organizations already on
the ground The main object of the
service 10 TO lend q hand everywhere
and take the lead only where neces-
sary.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-25
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEKEA.5. " iliiam ii. France and
Carrie w. France whose address is
Granada, Colorado. grantors BY their
Trust Deed. dated May 18th. 1871. and
recorded May -. 1917. in the office OF
the Clerk and Itecorder OF Prowers
County; Colorado. IN Book ios At Page
seyed to the Public Trustee OF said
County the following land in said coun-
The North One Half and the South
west quarter tNis q SW ~ OF Section
Twenty eight (2sJ Township Twenty
" cot. 9th Principal Meridian. contain
iug isO acres according to Government
survey. in trust TO secure the payment
said Trust Deed for S2s0O.0V. pay able
the order OF Il. A. Wines. one year
after date with interest thereon from
date al the rate Of eight per cent. pei
And Whereas. Default has been made
b. the said grantor In said Trust Deed
an the performance Of the covenants and
conditions Imposed upon them by the
terms Of said Trust Deed in this. to-
wit: That said srantors have failed 70
pay said principal note when due and
have failed to pay the Interest due on
said principal note.
And whereas. The legal holder or
the inde debtedness represented by said
note has filed with said Public Trustee
notice ana demand In writing. deelsr-
ing said default and eleetinx 70 d
said note and interest thereon TO date
OF sale due and payable. and demanding
the sale Vi said land under said Trust
Deed,
Now. Therefore. Public Notice Is here
~ gwen that. pursuant to said notice,
election and demand. and under and By
virtue of the authority vested In me oy
said Trust Deed and the law. !.
Russell MayTield. Public Trustee OF said
PrOweTs County viii sell the above
described land for cash. al public auc-
ton to the highest bidder al the west
front door VI the County Court House.
IA Lamar. Ia the County OF Pro"ers
and State Of Colorado. on Monday. the
goth day OF August, A. u. 1890. at lO:sO
o'clock In the forenoon for the purpose
oI paying said note. Interest 10 date OF
sale and the expense OF this sale. and
.sIll give to the purchaser thereof
certificate Of purchase therefor as pro
vided by law.
Dated July u. 1890.
J. RUSSELL AAYFIELD.
Public Trustee OF Prowers County.
Colorado.
FIRST Pub. July IS. 1890.
Last Pub. Aug. IS. 1920.
The Lamar register., 1920-08-25
euperstitious eleuth.

During the windstorm yesterday
afternoon" related Constable Sam t
slackputter. the sagaeious sleuth OF
Petunia. "a sign board was blown on m
the front OF the Right Place store and
hit on the head a gent that was com
ing from the depot to deliver the ly-
ceum course lecture at the op'ry house
last night, and knocked him sen-eless.
I d'know as | believe in omens and
such things any more than the average
person, but / couldn't help thinking
that when Circumstance like that
happens IT 10 a sign Of sSmethinS--
Kansas City Star.