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March ~d.ll.is-25.
NOTICE OF SALE
In The District Court Of Lincoln
County, State Of New Mexico In
the Matter Of the Estate Of
l. y. CunneIE. Deeeased
]. r. tunnels, Deceased

- NhNNNiHf bNNNAHNh
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue Of an order by this Court
made and entered on the 9Th day of
January, A. D., 1921, ut the regular
January term Of said Court, on the pc.
tition Of the undersigned Administrator
If the estate of said j. Z. Gunnels,
Deceased, will offer for sale and sell t.
he highest and best bidder for cash OF
the 22nd day Of April, 1921, at TIVE
o'clock in tn afternoon at the Front
Door of the Court House in tho town
II Carrizozo, Lincoln County, New
Mexico, In n parcel, all Of the follow.
ing described Real Estate, to-wit.
The Northwest quarter of Section
rwenty.siX, ,2Gl In Township Seven q.
south, Range Fifteen 40 East, New
Mexico Principal Meridian, in Lincoln
county aud state OF New Mexico.
Dated at Carri2ozo, New Mexico THU
10th day Of March, 1921.
FRANK !. SACER.
Administrator of Estate of
3-l8.it j. +. Gunnels, Deceased.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST
(FOr publieatiOnJ
Department of the Interior
Uritcd States Land Office
Contest No. 10, 1856.

Department of the Interior
Uritcd States Land Office
Contest No. 10, 1866.
Roswell, n. W., Feb. Is, 1921.
70 Edgar \. Wilson, Of Ancho, n. NJ.
ConteRtec:
You are hereby notified that Juai
Ihavez, who gives JicHrilla, N. NJ, a,
iis p%ostoihce address. did on Feb. 10.
lg2i, file in this office his duly zorro.
lorated application To contest and Sc.
'ure the cancellation of your homestead
.ntty, Serial No. OiS512 made Dee. =.
1920. for SWh, Section s, Township
rs, Range i3-k, n. VI. f., Meridian.
and Us grounds for his contest be- al
ioges that ''Saii Juan Chavez settled
IN said land October ~. 1915. and hA
continuously resided thereon with hi
family, az a home, SINCE that dntc: /,
,tul thereon. has raised two crops o.
'orn, pumpkins and other field pro
iucts. has 40 acres under fence. I
ceres IN a good state of cultivation
ias a house for family residence there
m. Contestant states that Edgar n
Wilson has never been on said land, D.
not on it now. and Is entirely unknown
% the community. Contestant WA
iorn and raised in the vicinity Of thin
and. has resided there 80 years, an,
never heard Of contested until rcceir.
II notice Of rejection of his applicH
ton. %
You are, therefore. further notifc,
that the said allegations will be- take
rs confessed. and your said entry wi'
1c cancelled without further right 4,
ne heard, either before thi, office or o.
appeal, II you fail To- file in this o0ic,
within twenty days after the FOURTH
1ubllcntion of this notice. as show
ieloW. your answer. under oath, speci
IDEALLY responding TO these allegation
1f contest, together with due proc
hat YOU have served q copy Of you
msWer ON 'Je said contestant either u
person or by registered mail,
Nou should state IN your answer III
name II the postonice 10 which you
icsirc future notices TO be sent TO you
EMMETT PATTON,
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FOR RENT Three furnished
rooms for light housekce Ing
Inquire al this Office. II
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EMMETT PATTON,
Register
PUBLICATION T

In the District Court. County Of
Lincoln, State of New Mexico.
Ed. +. Comrey,
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Lincoln, state OF New Mexico.
~. +. Comrey,
Plaintiff.
vs..
The Heirs Of +. j. Moore No. 3i2g.
and Al Unknown Claim
ants.
Defendants.
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that there has beer
commenced against you In the above
'ourt m action to quiet the title 10 IN,
following described lots and parcels Of
land;
Lots . md s in Block IS. and also.
Lots I. 4, and 9 in said Rlock, u.
shown 10y said plat 81 the NoRa'
TOwnsite,
situate in the Town of Nogal. County
OF Lincoln. State Of New Mexico, and
unless you enter Your appearance In
said court on or before the nth day Of
April, 1921. a judgment ly default
will be rendered against you.
RIM. TREAT,
Clerk Of the above named court.
3-ii-At
, 1921-08-06

the eastern city. Mr.. Crates is en-
gagged 1 mercantile business in Find
ley. He and Mrs. Crates have Just
completed a our OF the state includ.
ing n trip through Yellowstone park.
On his way HON e he is making a
le!surely survey OF the business pos
sihiiities of the places he visits.
A. ]. Campion and Fred KInk.
wealthy Denver financiers who are
Jointly interested with A. X. Bott in
the Henning Hotel company. which
owns the operating lease on the Hen
ming hotel. arc spending III day in
Casper looking after their numerous
interests here.
Mr.. md Mrs. w. X. Moore OF Bill
ings. Mont. arc guests at the Hen
ming hotel while spending a vacation
touring through Wyoming.
B. w. Bennett, private secretary to
Governor Carey. accompanied by
Mrs. Bennett left las night for Carey
hurst. where they will spend the
several days as guests of Governor
and Mrs. Carey. Mr.. Bennett will &C
company the governor back to Chcy-
cnne but Mrs. Bennett win remain
at Carcyhurst for several days.
Archie Caldwell. who q been IN
the employo OF the Burlington here
for the past six months. has resigned
to take a position with the Chicago
and Northwestern railway at Chad
ron. Neb.
Mr.. Gosneii. member OF the Bur
iington baseball team, who suffered a
fractured leg in the game at Parker
ton last Sunday. is stll laid up and
unable to resume his duties at the
freight house. A batter. Attempting
TO knock a home run ~accidently let
the stick fly from his hands striking
MIR. Gosnell on the shins causing a
fracture.
a. G.. Smart. general superintendent
of the Burlington for this division. was
in tho city yesterday on business. His
headquarters are at Alliance. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II. Taylor are en-
tertaining as guests at their home
Mrs. Taylor's parents. Mr. and Mrs
ID. c. Hamel of Gary, Ind. The visi
, 1921-08-06
STATES
OPEN To SOVIET
COLD IMPORTS
Test Case on Shipments From
Great Britain Establishes
Right of Government to
Reserve.

WASHINGTON. Aug. e-Russian
soviet gold may now be shipped to
this country from Great Britain as a
result OF a recent test case in tho Brit
ish courts. tho commerce department
has been advised by cable by Amtas.
sador Harvey nj London
The London beard OF trade now
takes the ground the ambassador
sid. that the outcome OF tho test
case demonstrates that no holder OF
imperial Russian securities can sue
cessfully contest the soviet claim to
legal ownership OF the Russian gold
reserve: and I am informed that the
Bank OF Engiand will hcnceforth
grant export licenses on documents OF
title for soviet gold without regard to
the character OF the assay marks it
carries"
, 1921-08-06
Little Hope Held
Out for EdmundS

Although little hope is held out for
his recovery. L. j. Edmunds is max
ing p brave fight for his life in the
Angeles hospital at Los Angeles
where his condition has been very
low following a serious operation
about W weeks ago. according to n
letter received yesterday by Donald
Eek. assistant ticket agent here. from
Mrs. Edmunds. who is at the bedside
of her husband
Mr.. Edmunds is well known here.
having been ticket agent for the Bur
lington in Casper for some time pre-
vious to his leaving for California in
an effort TO regain his health which
has been falling for the past few
months. His many Casper friends are
earnestly hoping for the early recoy-
cry of Mr.. Ddmunds.
, 1921-08-06

sunday school and congregation will
be held in a o Of Garden Greek
Trucks and oar[wiil leave n church
At $50. c-Y and 18th streets at 10
O'Clock. 4 service Will be held on the
picnic grounds at IL O'Clock
Next Sunday no services will be
reid here. as the pastor will install
he now pastor OF KeeIine and Node
anch- Fiom August II TO - the
pastor VIII attend h convention Of
the Nebraska and Wyoming district
n Lincoln. Nebr- Consequently no
services will be held hcre again until
august 2sth.
, 1921-08-06
College Dean to
Preach Sunday
at M. E. Church

Mr.. and Mrs, Bertram Everett Nc
Proud. with their neice. Miss Wilma
McClaren, arc guests at tho home OF
Rev. and Mrs. W. l.. French. sec
South Lincoln street. Mrs. McProud
Is a sister 81 Mrs. French. Mr.. Me.
Proud Is dean OF the Teachers Col.
lege OF Wesleyan university at Uni.
versity Place. Neb.. in which institu-
ton Mrs. McProud is also n profes,
sor. They have been touring Vel.
lowstone park.
Dean McProud as n teacher and stu.
lent OF education is a popular lay
preacher n is much i'm demand for
lectures n sermons. He win preach
tomorrow morning and evening at the
Methodist church here. HIS morning
subject will be what Must he
Church do to be Saved?''
, 1921-08-06
Annual Picnic
- 0e--

Annual Picnic
For Pioneers
The annual picnic of the Natrona
County Pioneers association will be
held a. the Nicoiaysen summer home
on Tuesday evening. All pioneers are
invited to come II those who have
not cars will call at the Nicolayscn
home. cars will be supplied
Attorney and Afrs-E. c.. vanatta
cave tomorrow on a motor trip
through Colorado.
Church Picnic
Draws Big Crowd.
Scores OF Casperites. ~worshipers at
the Christian church and the Sunday
school classes OF h denomination
picnlcked at Garden Creek Falls yes
ierday. The picnic wal 4 purely social
gathering. The day was pleasantly
spent in games, mountain climbing.
athletic contests and other forms Of
outdoor amusement. Cars to rams
port the crowd were furnished by
Charles G. Stout. pastor, and other
members OF the church.
Ice Cream
Social.
The Clan Stuart, order number 24s.
are giving an ice cream social Mon
day night at s o'clock in the odd
Fellows hall. Gentlemen and lady
friends OF the members OF the order
are invited.
, 1921-08-06

Tabernacle. corner sth and Durhin
Rev. Charles a Wilson. pastor. Ser
mon at IL O'Clock: "a Parable %
Growth Anthem. ~"Jubiiate do
carbin. Solo. The City Eternal
Bevan Rudolph Lundbergl. Evening
worship s p. m. Sermon: The End
II Faith" Anthem. Praise Ye, the
Father--Gounod. Solo. 1.-THE Sweet
Story OF O!d"-west fMrs. p. w.
Frank. We invite Ii tourists nj the
tourist camping grounds TO Worship
with us.
, 1921-08-06

Meets in the l. o. o. F. hall above
Holmes Hardware. The old invitation
holds good. whatsoever VIII may
come"
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Mrs. C.
d. Murane, superintendent.
Preaching and communion II a. m.
Subject OF morning sermon. "only a
stick"
Evening worship S p. m. Subject OF
evening sermon. The Measure OF q
Man" .
Charles C. Stout. minister. Box ali
, 1921-08-06

tors plan to visit points in Colorado
before returning TO their home in the
east.
Mrs. George S. Scott and family
have just returned from Oklahoma
City wher they have been visiting
relatives for some time.
Miss Wilma Scott. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Scott. is visiting
at h old homo of the family in Nor
ten. Kan.
W. A. Tuiiy, employee at the Burling
ton freight house. received an injured
eye by accidentiy coming in contact
with strong acid.
Elmena McAler who has been con-
fined to her home with tonsilitis is
able to her position at the
Schank Plumbing company.
Miss Lulu Sans has just returned
from Denver and Kansas City where
she has spent the past month. She
will start with her music classes again
Monday, This makes Miss Sans fifth
year of piano teaching.
Mayor Ben H. Peiton, accompanied
by Mrs. Pelton and family, left this
week for mountain resorts in the vi
cintty OF Lander where they will
spend two weeks on a vacation and
summer outing.
Mrs. NJ. E.. Sanford OF Sanford's mil
linery will leave this week on an ex
tended buying and vacation tou
through the eastern markets to ge
supplies and suggestions for fall an,
winter millinery trade.
George Petrie. who is well known 4
Wyoming stockmen, has been ~selecte,
TO take charge of the new Burlington
stock yards, which began operation
this week. The yards at present. ar
not quite up to the extensive plan
proposed some time ago. however the,
are considered ample for the time be
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Rose. &C
Dompanied by Mr.. Roses parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles u. Rose, left Mon
day for Sherifaf. travelling overland
They will spend about two weeks Wis
iting at Sheridan and in hat vicin
ity.
, 1921-08-06

sunday school. 10 a m. Morning
service. II a m. Evening service, S
y. m. We are pleased to sec the evil
tent growth Of our work and the in
'ercst shown by the people OF North
Casper. Rev. Marshall
, 1921-08-06

Room 2I5. Midwest Building-sun.
day, Bible lessons and talks on truth.
IL a. m: Thursday. lessons In truth
and heating meeting. s p. m. Room
open daily from II a. m. to o y. m.
Two healing silences.
, 1921-08-06
dHQNAaES
5LkE


Christian Science services arc held
every Sunday ut II o'clock in the
new church edlfice ut the corner of
Fourth and Grant streets. The les
scr sermon for tomorrow is Spirit"
-be public is cordially invitd to at.
tend these services. Sunday school
is he'd at 9;i5 O'Clock. to which chii-
oren w to the age OF 20 years may
attend.
, 1921-08-06

Miss Ruth wheelock is visiting her
home at Fort Wayne. Ind. after expe-
riencing n year in the United States
DIPLOMATS service ts an attache of
the consular office at Palermo. Sicily.
, 1921-08-06

Rev. Philip X. Edwards. rector;
seventh and wolcott streets. The
holy communion at s n m; church
school at e4s a m: holy communion
and sermon. II a. m
, 1921-08-06
Munitions For
Turks Shipped
From NeW York

ATHENS. Aug. s.-The Greek min
istry of marine. the newspaper Hestia
says. has received advises that the
Turkish steamer Gui Djema, sailed
from New York July 90 with a cargo
of munitions o The Turkish nation.
alists. Greek warships have been in
structed to hold up the steamer and
confiscatc the cargo. .
, 1921-08-06
ARRIvALSAT
TOURIST CAMP

Only IL tourist parties. numbering
s5 people departed from casper's Free
Tourist grounds this morning. Those
noted arc.
s. f. Woods. merchant. Dallas. Tex.
L. E Ashner, accessory dealer. Dali
las. Tex.
Harry Cassidy packer. san Fran
cisco. Cal.
William Nolan. foundry operator.
Everett. Wash
II NJ. Baker. rcaI estate. Denver.
u r. Vim SAINT. physician. Omaha.
Neb.
E a. Harris. farmer. Bloomington,
Kan.
orren c, Llmley. farmer. Blooming
ton. Kan.
w. NJ. Cochran. shoe store. Atwood.
kan.
DR.. H. r. HouehAn. physician.
Utica. Neb.
H. NJ. Muhle, electrical engineer,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
, 1921-08-06

Walter l.. French. pastor; 800 East
Second street.
The preacher tomorrow for both
morning and evening will be Prof. b.
Il. McProud, dean of the Teachers
College OF Nebraska Wesleyan Uni
versity. University Place. Professor
McProud is n laymsn, but his work
as a teacher and his lifelong interest
iI religion and the church have made
him in large demand throughout the
country for addresses and m In
tho churches. His theme for tomor-
row morning will be What Must the
Church Do To Be Saved?' Miss
Gladys Rice viii sing at h evening
service. MY Task"
Mr.. II. NJ. Bailey will lead the de-
votional meeting OF the league at Z
o'clock, subject: Thy VIII BE Done
with My Pleasures" Mrs. Nye
win sing at this meeting.
Sunday school at 9.45, with classes
for all. A great many persons refuse
to let their loyalty to the Sunday
school slump during the summer
time. OF such are the backbone of
the church.
Trinity lutheran Church.
, 1921-08-06

Mrs. Lydia Adams. prominent writ
err and lecturer. formerly with the de-
partment of agriculture in Nevada.
has announced her candidacy for the
United States senate at the next Ne
vada election.
, 1921-08-06

Higher and higher grows the trim
ming on the new French hats until
IL eliminates in the taller than
broad" effect Of this dainty little hat.
The black shape is trimmed with
lunches of black and grey grapes.
, 1921-08-06

Trinity Lutheran Charch.
South Park and East 4th streets.
J.. II. Gockel, pastor.
Tomorrow the annual picnic of the
, 1921-08-06

Ann n Louis Toy are visiting here
from Sheridan with friends.
, 1921-08-06

CLASSIFIED AIS
Bring Results--
, 1921-08-06

tors plan 10 visit points in Colorado
before returning 10 their home in the
east.
, 1921-08-06

Mrs. George S. Scott and family
have just returned from Oklahoma
City where they have been visiting
relatives for some time.
, 1921-08-06

Miss Wilma Scott. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George S. Scott. is visiting
Mt the old homo of the family in Nor
ten. Kan.
, 1921-08-06

W. A. Tuily. empioye at the Burling
ton freight house. received an injured
eye by accidentiy coming in contact
with strong acid.
, 1921-08-06

Elmcna McAler who has been con-
fined to her home with tonsiiitis is
able to resume her position at the
Schank Plumbing company.
, 1921-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Crates. well
known Findley, Ohio. residents. are
stopping In Casper today 10 visit with
triends- here who formerly resided IN
, 1921-08-06

? Mr.. and Mrs. Myron X. Blackmer
of Denver are stopping In Casper as
guests of many local friends. Mr..
Blackmer, a son of H. NJ. Blackmer,
president of the Midwest Refining
company is also r~esponsibly connected
with the refining
, 1921-08-06

Miss Margaret Tuohy. connected
with the Midwest Refining company.
has returned from Minneapolis. Mimi.
where she spent the past two weeks
on vacation visiting with her parents
and other relatives.
, 1921-08-06

Miss Lulu Sans has just returned
from Denver and Kansas City where
she has spent the past month. She
will start with her music classes again
Monday. This makes Miss Sans fifth
WAR NJ nfano n "
, 1921-08-06

Mayor Ben II. Peiton, accompanied
by Mrs. Pelton and family. left this
for mountain resorts in the vi
cinity OF Lander where they will
spend two weeks on a vacation and
summer outing.
, 1921-08-06

T. A. Hall left this morning for
Arminto after spending several days
in Casper attending the session OF the
board OF county commissioners
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-05-12

son why 1t should not have grown and become the
metropolis of the county"
Lincoln first saw New Salem in April. 1881,
when he and his fatboat crew had their famous
adventure on the milldam. He was on his way
from Beardstown TO New Orleans, where he saw
the selling Of slaves and said, IF ever l get a
chance TO bit that thing, I'll hit IL hard"
July l, 1881, Lincoln walked into New Salem to
serve as clerk in the Onut store, when 1t should
be ready. The town election at that time was held
during the first week in August, and Lincoln, be-
Ing about the polling place, was asked by Mentor
Graham, the man who later became his friend
and teacher, II he could write. Lincoln replied, IL
can make a few rabbit tracks" whereupon he was
invited in to assist in keeping tally, the regular
clerk having failed to appear. II is said that dur
ing the lull in voting Lincoln improved the OPP
portunity TO tell stories. SO here was Iincoln's
Introduction to politics. But he was a finished
stOry-teller even then.
tom" Reed of Maine, the famous speaker OF
the house of representatives, once said, "A states
man Is a successful politician who is dead" The
humor and sarcasm of this are exceeded only by
its value as a popular gauge of politics and poll
ticlans. But where Abraham Lincoln is concerned
all signs fail. He was a consummate politician
all his life, and he never hesitated to seek public
preferment.
LIncoln's First Campaign.
After, Honest Abe had been In New Salem
a year or so he ran for the state legislature. He
AAeA III WV " NaAhNN s' 80 aAARNAA - Al
announcement of his candidacy. which concludes
thus:
Every man Is said to have his peculiar ambi-
ton. Whether II be true or not. / can say. for
one. that / have no other so great as that of being
truly esteemed Of my fellowmen by rendering my
self worthy of their esteem. How far / shall sue
coed In gratifying this ambition is yet to be de-
veloped. l am young and unknown to many Of
you. | was born and have ever remained In tho
most humble walks OF life. l have no wealth or
popular relations or friends TO omm me.
My case Is thrown exclusively upon the i~ndepend-
ent voters of the county and II elected, they will
have conferred a favor upon me for which l shall
be unremitting In my labors to compensate. But
II the good people In their wisdom shall see At TO
keep me in the background, / have been too ia
millar with dlsappolntments to be very much
chagrlned."
Well, Lincoln was beaten by Peter Cartwright,
The itlnerant preacher whom he defeated Ia 1915
for congress. But New Salem went for "Honest
Abe with 277 votes out OF the 300 cast. And two
years later he was trlumphantly elected.
Nobody ever saw any difference between the
Abraham Lincoln Of New Salem and the Abraham
Lincoln OF the White House. He never changed.
Moreover, there was something In his lowly origin
and In the story Of his life that brought him
close TO the people as one Of them. And In the
development OF the man there is no more fascinat
ing chapter than New Salem. 1S31-S7.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1921-05-12

TROSE who have postponed the ac-
qulrement Of a spring coat until
now, may congratulate themselves that
the styles are c~rystalized and that
therefore II is easy to make a choice.
Coat styles have gone from good to
better and 1t will take a captious and
hypercritical person to journey far in
the displays without growing enthusl-
astic over the last offerings of the
designers. There are several good,
distinct styles 10 choose from, with
those showing the influence of the
cape, dominating the season.
This feature is given prominence I'm
the handsome coat shown at the left
OF the two illustrated here. The body
OF the coat is full and hangs straight
with ripple at the bottom, In the man
ner of a long cape, the sleeves slmu-
late a shorter cape and the embroi-
derry, used for establishment, follows
the lines of a still shorter cape, or deep
cape collar. BY these means the de-
signer afirms his approval Of cape
styles In coats and accomplishes a
graceful garment. 1t is Of ~tan-colored