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years bring brings
the goosefeh Off the gapeuiced distance hear Bill Bryan
wanging capital string typewriter tuning up
Be With You When the Census Blooms Again Bill thinks he
why gum illusions? Dreams the luxury of the
poor chirps Humble" Some
OF the other of the humble being glass of wood alcohol
and stomach pump
Like the rngworm tncs around the juvenile finger like
constructor wine around the rabbit and like the poison ivy
around the rugged oak Bill has himself
affections until Presidential landslide without
Bill digging himself of the debris Bill has tearing
of barking for the Presidential circus And like good h
bers he has the show Washington Washington
ngton thou hast been tender Thou taught md
Nebraska Shepherd lad the the fierce
vote even boy into those of laughing girl But fear thee not
shall pay thee back, yon yellow
frohing Observation-Disclosures Fourth Reader.
Bill his The powerful Potomac
diluted with much that the minnow
wigge there OF mournfu and Chauuquake safety
Will Bill be elected when he of his wrappers like
canddata locu Off stage. delirum
of the bay hounds bayng the moonshn Politics and
hbion make foldingbed fellows always
the works when the bed folds
At Bill is telling party do The
bald-headed barber distributes the hair tonic
mpng Presidential honors since Hector
laughing pound himself two
chins in public Office but like Bill Taft he longs to add third
chin while oing lollng House
He knows that he would look good that old Colonial
but can't get there with old Colonial
Three has Bill high dizzy Office and
three times has he become dizzy Thrice has he ordden
the shore with the Sam brothers. Flot and Jet And
bounces back the conflict like flea trying ride rubber
For off the order named been
cndavoring look through White the
inside He might have been Vice President if he wled is
banquet banquet the second table? Whole the
Bryan chrp and finds William inhang odor
of roast pork which is way get fat
He salops after the with nmbe tenacy the tor
oe The mud in Mr. Aesop's unconhrmed rumors
but he had only antagonist Every four they
Bill
Early from the outdng districts indicate has
a chance.
He holds the dry in hollow of his
He could hold it in the hollow of his left
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1.-TWO ADD THREEEEn
b Putting f,,e Nest ose Over WIFI I'M ~
}. RBUGS RAERR IL -

The galopng fatiron Ouia board spells the
that is A. D. The A. D. meaning that
dry and the hangs high but the duck gone where
woodbne twineth and the grass is green.
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Substitutions - Bush for Petersen: Goodman
for Blanken: April for Summer. Goals from
hoor-Blanken ~. Aubinoe ~. Kennedy 81.
Goodman ~. Ferber. GOldstsin. FAINT. Goals
from fouls-Kennedy ~. Bush. Referee-Brad-
tzlrd Scorer-NIr. smith. Timekeeper-McGrath.
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% titrtionE-HasIp Tor Catin; Young for
sey. Goals from hOG-Schafer. Catlin, Sau-
- -. Ingie. ~. SOloman IT,. Young q.
30 -.as ca. hewitt. Goals from fouls-Sauber
inElsy e.. hewitt Referee-Mr Bratburd.
.'rer-Nr. JAhe. Time Of quarters-Ten min
IS.
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short But Sweet.

That night I sent him a letter ask
ing how soon he could report and
back came this reply-also on card
Right away"
/ wired him a ticket with instruc-
lions to come next morning. l was
sitting in front of the hotel along
with several Of the players where we
were putting in the time until the
boys were ready to go to the park.
The train we expected Wagner TO ar
rive on was due about 1890 I had
given instructions to the clerk what
to do about the gentleman when he
arrived and had hardly got seated
when Al remarked, Here's Honus
now" After the usual introduction.
/ asked Honus how he got in so soon.
1 did not expect you until the ac-
commodation arrived. You got my
ticket / wired all right? I asked
The answer almost lost the club
their owner.
SAY. Mr.. Moreland. You must
have forgotten to put the ticket in
the envelope. / looked all through
it but could not find any ticket. so
1 came down on n freight train"
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By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.

By GEORGE L. MoRELAND.
"All right"
Right away"
That is the amount of writing
John Henry ("Hans") Wagner
took to accept an offer made
him of SIS per month to play
with the Steubenville, Ohio, club
in 1895.
/ had on my team that spring
Al Wagner, who / always thought
was a better ball player than
Honus. Claude Richey, one OF
the best second basemen in the
game fifteen years ago. George
Smith, who played second for the
New York Giants for years and
afterwards was manager in Buff
falo. Frank Bowerman and Harry
Smith, two catchers who made
their marks in the game.
The above were all kids that
| picked up when / began to
sign my players.
Recommends Honua-
As / had but two pitchers and
wanted one more good man-we had
a salary limit of $500 and were
permitted to carry only twelve men
had to get players who could
play other positions besides pitch.
So I began to look around for a
man to pitch and play right field IL
] could ind one that could hit
Al Wagner was from Mansfield, a
little place about eight miles from
Pittsburg. The place is now called
Carnegie. i asked Al IL there were
any fellows up his way that wanted
to try out for the team.
Why don't you give Honus a
trial?'
who is Honus?" / asked: fact is,
/ never even heard of him
why, my brother"
q don't think he would come for
what / could OFFER him
Gets New Player.
Yes, he will: he is anxious to get
out and would be willing to play for
almost anything If you will give him
a chance.
II had an extra catcher that l
had TO let 60 in case found a pitcher.
so ! took out my pencil and
figured up what amount OF the
$500 had left for Wagner. II
let out the extra catcher. / found
that / would have SIS left TO pay
"Honus." / informed Al 10 that ef-
feet and he said his brother would
come. ! at once wrote Wagner tell
ing him that l could use him if he
was satisfied with what l had to Of
fer. Now, Mansfield was but thirty
eight miles from Steubenyille. con-
sequently il did not take long for
a letter to reach him. The next
morning when / called at the post
ONCE ] found among my mail q
postal card from my new player.
The majority Of the writing was on
the front side OF the card where he
took time to get all my name and
what was and the same about
the card was to reach. But on the
other side was this-AllriEht. One
word TO sign for s35 per month.
asked Al II his brother talked as
much as he wrote and was Informed
that 1t was about a standof.
short But Sweet.
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q ...........-... as lo.f- ms $40 10 -
'Iyed National League in batting
Batted 800 or better for seventecn consecutive
years
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Gets New Uniform.

Wagner was duly initiated into
the club then and there. so after
our spring practice the day arrived
for the opening of the season.
gave out the new uniforms the
night before with instructions that
the players were to be dressed and
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
COUNTY IREAsURER'S WARRANT
AND BOND CALL

Ordinary County
No. 3071; 3O57, 1866. 3109, 310S,
1904, 30S5, 3105. 3099. Bill, 3112,
30ss, 1854, 3106, 1850. 3074, BOO,
37O5, 3072, 3076, 3077, 307S,
3O73, 309s, 31O4. 3115. 31O3, 1902.
BIB, 1880, and 3082.
Road Warrants
No. 514, $50, sos, and SAG. There
are warrants in both o. c. r. and
Road outstanding which were called
in prior calls.
School Districts Warrants as follows
Consolidated /. No. 10, rs, II, 70
50, 60. so. rs, rs. 50, SO, and 81.
District No. 5-424. 426, 415, 436
APT, 440, 43O. AS, 44s, All, 442
444. 44S. Ash. 45s. ass. 42s, ant
80.
District No. 6.-1s2. 1913, 1856, 1874
200, 204. 2O5, 1876, 2O7, 232.21s. II!
211, 220. 222, 226. 1923,
236, 237, 246. 233, 225, 22s, PIP
234, 241, 243. PSI, 257. 224. 235
269, 245, FAT. $50, 26s and 272.
District No. 12.-61, ST. "a, 80. ant
90.
District No. 14-243 and 1853.
District No. 10 -133 and 1873.
District No. "a --163, 169, 1854, 166
1865, 1866. 1877. ITO. 165, 16S, 172
and 173.
District No. 40 --1s.
District No. 43 SIS.
District No. "A Is and 80.
High No. 2 LOB, 1T. 11s, 100
121, 119.
warrants outstanding from prior call
which have not been presented.
Bond School District number "a
issued August LIST. 1910, optionol
August LIST, 1920. are called for pay
ment, the amount of the issue is 81.
500, but as the bonds were neve
registered in this office we are ur
able to give numbers, however, thel
are the only issue in 8. d. No. "a
All of the above County warrants
cease to draw interest 80 days from
date of this call, all school warrant.
cease to draw interest 20 days from
date of this call.
Dated at the office of the County
Treasurer in Kiowa this 18th day OF
August A. D., 1920.
(SEAL) TOM BURNSIDE,
County Treasurer.
First publication Aug. 10. 1920.
Last publication Sept. 10, 1920.
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Brazelton is tbreshing at Squires;
Wright at w. Dittemore, and Frank
lin ut Musicks'.
School starts the 18th, with Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews teacher of the
upper grades, and Miss Behr in the
Primary.
Mr.. Will Burnside. who has been
here on a visit, has returned to Salt
Lake City. by way of Yampa. Al
Yampa, he and two friends were
held up; they were ordered out o.
the car and searched. Mr.. Burn
: side dropped his roll OF $4,000 amoni
the weeds. The burglars got
J small amount
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE

l, F. d. Hart, County Clerk of FL
bert County, Colorado, do hereby
certify that the following list con
tains the names and address of al
persons who are entitled to receive
votes, at the primary election to be
held as provided by law, on the 14th
day of Septmeber, A. ID. 1920. to-
gether with a designation of the Of
fee for which such person is candi-
date.
Said primary election will be held
In the lawful polling places designa-
ted in each precinct and the polls
will be open from the hour of 700
o'clock a. m. until 700 o'clock p. m.
of said day.
List of candidates for nomination
to be placed on the Republican Pri-
mary Ticket;
United States Senator.
Samuel d. Nicholson. Delaware
Hotel, Leadville. U. S. Senator.
Karl C. Schuyler, 900 East Sth, Ave.
Denver. U. s. Senator.
Rice w. Means. 1862 Adams Street,
Denver, U. s. Senator.
Representative in Congress.
Charles b. Timberlake. Sterling
Representative in LXVII Congress,
End Congressional District.
State Offices.
James Z. Garrigues, Greeley, Judge
of Supreme Court.
Greeley w. Whitford, 1740 High
Street, Denver, Judge of Supreme
Court.
Oliver H. Shoup, 1871 N. TETON ST.,
Colorado Springs, Governor
Earl Cooley, III Pine Street, Trini-
dad, Lieutenant Governor.
Moses e. Lewis. 500 Greenwood ST.,
Canon City, Lieutenant Governor
James C. Starkweather, 23S So. Lin
.oln St., Denver Lieutenant Gov.
,arl s. Milliken, 1926 Vine ST..
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
Legal Notices.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
and DETERMINATION OF
HE1RAHIR.


ESTATE of Hans Rasmusan. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that on the
I3th day OF September A. ID, 1870. the
undersigned will present TO the Coun-
~ court OF Ebert County, Colorado:
her accounts for final settlement OF
administration of said estate. when
and where all persons In intereat may
appear and object to them. IL they 80
desire.
Notice is also hereby given that ap-
plication for the determination OF
heirship of said Hans Rasmussan. de-
ceased, has been made and that the
Court will on said date herinbefore
mentioned, or at any time to which
the hearing may be continued. proceed
to ascertain and determine who are
the heirs of the said Hans Rasmussan
deceased, and as such entitled to In
herit any lands. tenements. heredita-
ments or other property. real or per.
sopal, constituting all or part oil
the Estate OF the said Hans Rasmus-
san, deceased. and enter a Decree ac-
cordingly, at which hearing all per-
sons claiming to be heirs at law OF
said deceased may appear and present
BETTY RASMUSSEN.
Administrative
Ralph e Finnicam. Attorney.
First publication August 8. 1920,
Last publication September 3. 1920
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Ave-. Boulder, Auditor of State.
~ p. wicks. 2922 Colfax ST., Puc-
bio. State Treasurer.
Arthur M. Strong, PIP State St.. Al
amosa. State Treasurer.
Victor E. Reyes, Greeley. Attorney
General.
Katherine l.. Craig, 14th and Pear |
Streets. Denver, State Superinten-
Int Of Public instruction.
/ DR.. May T. Bigelow, Pearl ST..
Denver state Superin't. OF Public
instruction.
Earl w. Haskins, IA Coiorado ave-
LaJunta, Regent of 1.-THE University
of Colorado.
DR.. O. s. Fowler. 1893 stesie 9e-,
Denver, Regent OF the university Vi
Colorado.
Frank H. Means, Saguache, Regent
Of the University Of COLORADO. llo
fill vacancy four year term).
Thomas H. Wilkinson, 1888 Mont
view Boulevard. Denver, Regent OF
the University of Colorado. ITO fill
vacancy four year ter"J.
George l.. Cannon, 1914 Pennsylvan-
la ST.. Denver. Regent of the Uni
versity of Colorado. Ito NIL four
year term.)
Clark G. Mitchell, 164O East fhiru
Ave, Denver, regent Oh 'he I'M
versity of Colorado. ITO fill vacanc,
two year term).
Lima Foss Leedham, 4279 hing 81
Denver, Regent u .he oh''e'''y
Colorado. Ito fill vacancy TWO yea
term)
: Legislat1ve Offices.
J, Charles w. Bowles, Littietoh' nep
resentative in gard General Assembi
(, Counties of Arapahoe and Ebert.
Leo Goorman, 1890 So. Penn 81
Englewood, Representative IN A"r
General Assembly, Counties OIL Ar'
pahoe and Elebrt.
Judicial Offices.
Arthur Cornforth, 1341 NO. Weoe
st, Colorado Springs, DISTRICT JUG
4th Judicial District. ITO MI "'
cancy.)
Willis l.. Strachan' East 'ene, ~
St., Colorado Springs, Dlstrict Az
4th Judicial District.
County Offices
Frank s. turner hiowa'
County Judge.
f. d. Hart, Kiowa, Colo'' Count
Clerk and Recorder.
C. w. Elsner, Ebert Coi''' Count
Treasurer.
G. r. Brown. Gilbert, Coio'' Count
Sheriff.
=. Carl N. Gleason, kiowa, Coio.' oo"i'
" Assess'r'
Minerva l.. McCarty' S'nia'
County Superintendent OF ochoei''
d. M. Sultz, Agate ooio'' oouA'
Surveyor.
DR.. R. v. Witter, Elizaoe'n' WV
County coroner.
, Raymond B. Hubbs' byerS' ~
County Commissioner Dis''e'
ITO fhl yacancyJ
e. T. Evans, Elizabeth Coio'' oo"A.
Commissioner, Dlstrice w.
term of four years.
William j. Park' hutch' ooio'
ty Commissioner, District w. o 49,
term four years.
Precinct Offices.
John F. Keran, Elizabeth Coio-' JUS
tice of the Peace, Precinct NO. l.
VIM. Morgan, Eioert' Col'" 'u'''e
Of the Peace IN rrecin'.
A. Donaldson Eioer'' coio'
of the Peace IN frecihc' w.
F. Fred Butler Ma'hes'"
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

The habit of wearing old clothes Us
substantially cJntribuHe g to comfort
If not appearance.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

A mans old one is what YOU would
call. we suppose a, friendly .Yit.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

China takes 4he stand that It's vim
for Japan to iget out, not to Talk al >Pr
doing 1t. Y
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

There is n mine in thre,N and
that is what oW last hope hung Ny.
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James r. holland. 325 East 18th Ave.
Denver, Secretary OF State.
Alphonse p Ardourel, Crisman, Aud
ftor of State.
Ray Price, Haxtun, Auditor of State
E. l.. Medley, Walsenbnrg. State
Treasurer.
William Tanner. 1874 Bannock 81.
Denver, State Treasurer.
Morrison Shafroth, 1897 York St.
Denver, Attorney General.
George Hetherington, Gunnison, At
tourney General.
ST., Denver. State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction.
Minnie L. Harding, 507 Greenwood
Ave. Canon City. Regent of the
University OF Colorado.
Edward c. Stimson. 1868 Williams
| ST., Denver, Regent Of the Uniyers-
| ity of Colorado.
Fred w. Stow, 500 So. Howes ST.,
Fort Collins. Regent of the Univers-
ity of Colorado. ITO fill vacancy
four year term.
friedrich D. Anderson, 2205 Dexter
ST., Denver, Regent of the Univers-
ity of Colorado. Ito fill vacancy
two year term.)
No filings for Judicial Offices,
Legislative Offices.
Lucy f. Hall, 4014 So. Acoma St.
Enelewood, Representative in 23rd
General Assembly. Counties of Arap
ahoe and Gilbert.
N. N. Bailey, Matheson, Representa-
tive in. 23rd General Assembly
Counties of Arapahoe and Ebert.
County Offices.
T. R. Axton, Ebert, Colo, COUNTY
Judge.
Tom Burnside, Kiowa, Colo, Count!
Treasurer.
Merritt Woodland. Ramah, Colo
Couny Sheriff.
Emmette Blakley. Ebert Colo
County Assessor.
Emily w. Bowman. Matheson. Coun
ty Superintendent of Schools.
Allen Carnahan, Ebert, Colo, Coun
ty Commissioner, District mol.
: Jack Wood, Ramah, Colo, Count
Commissioner, District No. q
l.. l.. Frazer. Simla, Colo, Count
Commissioner, District No. g.
Precinct Offices.
oliver Hand, Elizabeth. Justice
: the Peace, Precinct No. 1.
IC. E. Epler. Simla, Justice of tn
Peace, Precinct No. IL.
E. D. Higgins. Simla, Justice OF tn
Peace. Precinct No. IL.
George Armstrong. Matheson. Cor
, stabel Precinct No. 6.
w. C. Workman, Elizabeth, Commit
, teeman Precinct No. l..
Ralph E. Finnicum. Kiowa, Commit
lteeman Precinct No. 3.
Given under my hand and the Sc:
of my office his 2Sth day of Angus
A. d. 1920.
(SEAL) '@ F.. D. HART,
,.-.p County Cler
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Japan is exporting kbeans to this
country which know bes ms but not
enough to raise enou gh.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

What the old HON farm apparent.
needs is crop tina t will demand bu
six hours attention . day
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

1t Is feared, also, t nat by the time
of the resurrection the re won't be any
thing left to come up. rs.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Last year's straw hat seems detera
mined to fight it out If it takes all
Summerl
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Woman is going ITO req l.ze just twhat
wonderful creature shs is before the
campaign is over. "
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

It's hard to TED from one mintte te
the next who is fhe man of the%houl
in Mexico. A
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Nothing is su. ger than taxes and the
fate of a Mexican president.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Doesn't silk shirt lookfodd onVh
fellow who used to be seep -aroundN
his under one? \,
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

A little heaith'F dehatIc for1prof-
iteers ana they would be able 10 see
conditions MUG " as other n zen. n
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
NOTICE.

W r. Callicotte, Farmers Candi-
date for U. S. Senator, will speak at
the odd Fellows Hall in Elbert, on
Wednesday, September 8, at 1870 D.
m. and at the Grange Hall In El1za-
beth, on Thursday, September 3, at
1880 p. m.
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This Page used for Ebert
Exclusive
LOCALS.

4
LOCALS.
isn't that subscription due?
Wilma Clugy spent the week end
with home folks in Cherry.
We understand that Mr.. Axton,
las sold the Lambert place.
Hattie Hoover spent the week end
ct home.
Grandma Burnside left for her
me Tuesday
Mrs. Purden is taking medical
/. satment in Denver.
new furnace is being set up |,
H. the schoolhouse.
/ Mrs. Schisser and daughter spent
few days In Ebert
| Mr.. Tregamba of Colorado Springs
| IL working for Ed Clark.
| Ralph Baldwin has accepted a 1oDl
with the Gates Company.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Loban of the Basin
we're shopping in Ebert Monday.
Miss Ivy Brazelton is working at
l;.a telephone exchange in Elizabeth.
Mr.. Nicholson had to give up the
N staurant job on account of poor
health.
!. NOTICE No Hunting or Tress-
lpassing on my ranch. George
lLundy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corey and Mr.. and
, Mrs. Jos. Oaks autoed to the Springs
Tuesday.
: Frank Larmars little baby daugh-
ter has been very ill, but Is now
improved.
Orley Crouch started Monday as
grain buyer for the Ebert Lumber
Company.
y Miss Tina Griffin and Freda went
to Pueblo Tuesday, where Freda will
y go to school.
The Rebekahs are preparing to ini-
4 ate fourteen new members Wednes-
day evening.
Roy Brown arrested cattle THEY'VE;
near Agate and lodged them in the
. County Jail.
l. Elmer Watts died in Denver on
Wednesday, and was buried at Man.
= zauola Sunday.
+ Mr. Kellog has purchased two lots
from H. H. Beckman and will star
Il building Immediately.
A company of eight men have as
ISOLATED themselves and bought
: thresh machine.
Mr.. and Mrs Murphy and daugh
q ter of Denver visited Mr.. and Mrs
McCauley, this week.
i Bessie and Georgia Blakley Xix
the west very much, and Will re
main there this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Neuman, Mis-
J lNeuman and Mrs. Fred Burnsid
lspent Tuesday in Denver.
e. Mrs. Denny received the sad new
Of the critical condition of her broth
er-in-law, Mr. j. l. Graham.
Mrs. C. A. Mathews spent severa
ldays with her mother, Mrs Schill
q finger, in Colorado Springs.
VIII Plant took his family to Der
y yer, where Mrs. Plant and baby will
have their tensils removed.
John Baber has completed tn
7 Chas. Larsen house and has returne
pto his home in Eastonville.
a Mr.. Hickman is the new book
= keeper at the Ebert County Bani
he takes the place of Mr.. Vail.
q ,rhe ball game played Sunday be
n tive an Gilbert and Peyton resulted i
the score of to o. in favor of El
bert
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

This country certainly is accumulate
ing souvenir wars.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Roy Wheeler and Miss Katholeen
took in the dance at Ramah.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

The recital given by Miss Burnside
and Miss Black, was great success:
-rne best entertainment Ebert has
witnessed for many day. A large
ana appreciative audience attended
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
FOR SALE.

An ideal chicken ranch; contain
ing three acers of land, chlckenhouse
garage, and five room house,
mile to High School. Corn and po-
tatoes also go with the place II sold
soon. Have also, one sow and SIX
little pigs for sale. Inquire Ellis
w. Hughes, Elizabeth, Colorado. $40
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

FOR SALE Stock saddle See
d. M. Good. Fondis, Colorado. s3-
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

It's the big ptoateer who should\be
jailed; not flnedt
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
For Sale and Want
Ads

Ask our advertisers. ASK cur
subscribers. Let the Tribune
and Banner serve you.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

The shorthorn Association met
Saturday. at which it was decided
to have a shorthorn Sale in the early
part of October.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Mr.. Hickman is the new book
/ keeper at the Ebert County Bank
hS takes the place of Mr.. Vail.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03
FOR SALE

Ny residence in Elizabeth,
Colorado, and four lots. V. A.
Tomdkins, Elizabeth, Colorado.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

The ball game played Sunday be-
tive en- Gilbert and Peyton resulted in
the score of to 0. in favor of Ell
bert :.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Mrs. Gardener, who has been visit
ing her brother and family, Tom
cantril. the past three weeks, re-
turned to her home in Denver Tues
day. -s.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gray of Cherr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Gray of Mis-
sourf, visited their sister, Mrs. MARI
Griffin. ~
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

John Baber has completed the
Chas. Larsen house and has returned
TO his home in Eastonville.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-09-03

A Liberty bond may be down, but
It's never out.