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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE or NEW MEXICO
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
PUBLIC LAND SALE


Office Of the Commissioner Of Public Lands
santa Fe New Mexico
N1iice is hereby given that pursuant to the
PROVISIONS Of an Act Of Congress approved
June 2oth. 1910, the laws Of the State OF New
NrAieu aad rules and regulations OF the State
Land Office, the Commissioner Of Public
Lands win offer At public sale 10 the highest
bidder at II o'clock, A. NJ, on "Wednesday
february .23d 1891 in the town Of Deming
County OF Luna state Of Now Meriro IN
front Of the court house therein. ths following
described tracts Of land. viz.
sale No. 17i2-An Of Sec %. VIZ. VIZ
=, Sec. 25; T. 23 s., r. IL w. containing
/ ll2oo0 acres. There are no Improvement
no bid or the above described tracts Of land
iH e' aeceHed for less than THREE Dol.
,.. ,.NS ,S5.ool per acre, which is the 81.
PRAISED value thereof. and In addition thereto
lhe successful bidder must pay FOR As i'm
i"'rmcnis that exist or he land
lhc above sale Of land viii be subject 10
the following terms and conditions viz
81, lhe successful bidder must pay to m.
'iiliiiinlssloner Of Public Lands. or his agent
holding such sale one. tw eptiefh ~ IN. -.
oiorrd by him for the land four per cent In
''Ft.t in advance for the balance OF Eurb
purchase price. fees for advertising ana So
pra"nment and all costs incidental A tbe
sale herein. each aud all OF said amonnts nrs,
w urpusited IN cash or certified exchange st
re ine OF sale and which said amounts and
au OF lhem are subject 10 forfeiture 10 tbe
,lWr of New Mexico. II the succeesfnl bidder
uoa not execute contract within thirty ds
~ier % has been mailed TO him by The st.,,
hHha otiice, said contract 10 provide that no
purchaser may NJ his option make pavn,ents
'l not less than one-thirtieth OF ninety. five nsr
cent OF the purchase price 81 snv tims after
in' sale and prior % the expiration Of tbirfy
Years from the date Of the contract and Az
provide for the payment Of any unpsid b.i
ahe' ut the expiration Of thirty yeart from
t'r aHie pi the contract with interest on de
''Tred payments 81 the rate Of Four per ,ert
|'f auuum payable in advance on ths ami
Nrftlry OF the date Of the contract narti,t
~ llmeu's 20 be- credited on n. annivars.r,
~ ihe date Of the contract next following an.
date ot tender. wv
The above sale Of land will he .ubi.et b,
valid existing rights easements, rights on vs.,
and reservations
An mineral rights In the Abov. described
lands are reserved b. the State
The Commissioner Of Public Lands or his
agent holding such sale reserves The rirbt A.
reject any and all bids offered st said sale.
Possession under contracis OF sale for th.
.hova described tracts will BE- given on
'tiufc October lst 1921
Witness my hand and The efficirl seal Of
.1e State Land offics Of the S.ate Of New
Mcueo, this twenty eighth day OF Novsmber.
/ tSEAL) NA FfRrn
Commissioner Of Public Lands, state 81 New
Mexico.
Firs. Publication Nov 40, 1920.
Last Puhlieaien Feb. .. 1921.
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can't hold temper when they're trying
to get someone by phone? Certainly
you have, and we dare say you've been
guilty OF the same offense.
Maybe it's just trait of human ma
ture-but at that it's bad one. For
the telephone operator would much
sooner give you your number quickly
and take chances on getting a moments
rest than she would In holding you on
the line and having to listen to sharp
words or abuse. We've started in on
n new year now, and it's good long
while to the end Of 1t. Why wouldn't
II be good idea to resolve, even at
this late date, TO try and he just as pa
tient within the telephone operators
during he balance Of the year as we
are when we are In line at II circus or
movie show?
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FICTITIOUS VALUES

We are not acquainted with ans
special cases around Deming In which
Fictitious price has been fixed for
farming property as r. aIli ~ the
enr, hut from our exchanges we learn
that lot OF communities are suffer
.ng from such condition And. to-.
millions OF ollnrs are going TO be lost
10y people who've paid fancy prices for
farming land In many sections OF this
country.
This came about through the pur-
chase of land at $3.50 and $500 an acre
when wheat was bringing 500 or bet
ter and corn 81. Today corn Is around
zoe n bushel and wheat Is below 81,
and farmers predict il will not go back
10 the higher level so the mnn who
bought the high priced land must lose
money II he raises lowpricved crops.
That stands 10 reason. Some Of them,
Of course, will be able 10 so farm their
land as tO get out from under. but In
majority OF instances they will suf-
fer tremendous loss for the chances
are the land cannot be disposed Of at
anything like the price the preent own
or paid for H.
For that reason. ana to save the otll-
er landowners Of this country millions
of dollars, anything IN the way of leg-
islatiOn looking TO the relief Of the
farming class Is to be encouraged. We
may hear arguments 20 the contrary
from capitalists of this country and
taxpayers in our larger cities, but In
our rural communities there should be
al. l.
For serious results may he looked for
II sudden slump cmes In the price Of
farming lands, and that slump would
undoubtedly be felt in every section
Of the country.
Deming graphic., 1921-02-08
LET'S BE PATIENT

= When YOU go to circus, n theatre or
any place where crowd is striving to
gain admission, you take your place
In line and patiently wait until you get
mp Ia the main entrance. You don't
fret about the time that is being con-
sumed, and you keep your temper and
finish up In good humor.
Aud vet, unless You are far differ
ent from the average citizen OF Dem
ing n you start to call someone by
telephone and don't get the number
within second or two you're angry
aud want to give the telephone opera
tor "a piece of your mind" Haven't
yu noticed Il? And haven't you noticed
that the very people who can stand In
convenience In most any other form.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Ciyil No. li26
NOTICE OF PENDENO OF SIT

NOTICE OF PENDENCN OF SUIT
lN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
SIXTH JUDICllA DISTRICT or
TIE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
WITHIN AND FOR TIE
COUNTY OF LUNA.
tONw0rth-Gllbaith Company. cor
poratiou, Plaintiff. VS.. CIam
Corcuran. Clinton Corcoru. Yio-
la Corcomn, ~ G.. Stokes and
Mrs. Richard Reuua, Defend
ants.
To tEe above named Defendants.
+ You and each OF you are hereby u0.
tilted that q complaint has been filpd
|agau~ you in the District Court of the
Sixth judicial District of the State OF
Vow Mexico. within and for the Couu-
/ IS of LunG ,Ant being the County i'm
which said cause is pending:
The object of slid action n general
Terms !. tu obtain "a decree for the fore
closure of q certain mortgage described
Ia said complaint aud executed by j..
q. Corc0rau and Clara Corcuruu. his
wife one OF the defendants herein. on
. Che sth day of March. 1918 u favor of
Dcmiug Lumber Company, mortglgea.
90 secure the payment OF one certain
|pfomiosory note executed by said j. r.
DureOrun and Clara COrcuruu. On favor
OF 9cming Lumber Company of even
date with said W0r,Mgu. m the priu-
riui sum of Eight Hundred Ninety
three and JO-luOths t~J39Ol Dol
lars bearing interest 40 rhr rate OF ten
per cent per muum from date and
providing for attorneys fees of tenn per
cent of the amount found due thereon.
ihr.c being due ou said note Che prime
cipll sum of Seven Hundred and
Twenty tS123uDl Dollars. with
interest ON said sum dt the rate of tgU
per cent per auuum from August 23rd
1919; the said plaintiff being now the
owner and holder, Tor value. of the said
mortgage deed and of tha said pIOmis-
sory note.
That the property conveyed by said
mortgage and affected boy this suit, de
scr.hcd as follows, toWit. Lot, one
I and Two no Block Al" of the Amend
ed Orr Addition 90 the Towusite OF
Dming. Luna County NpW Mexico.
according to the official map or plat
of said Townsite ana Addition ou file
in the office OF the County Clerk of
said Luna County. together with all
Improvements thereon situate, may bc
sold and thc proceeds applied t0 thc
payment Of said uoto aud interest
thereon, attorneys fees. as provided
/ by said note and mortgage decd. and
costs therein incurred and also that
said defendants and am rer~ou- rllim-
Deming graphic., 1921-02-08

We've always felt that the most sem
eihlc girls Zoo Dcming are the Ones who
lon't believe they'd become famous as
movie stars.
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in the Probate Court oi the County OF
Luna. State Of New Mexico.
m the Matter of the Estate Of Eric
Freeman. Deceased.
no WHOM IN NAY CONCERN:
The Undersigned admiuistrtriN Of
me slm estate. hereby gives notice
'ht ON Monday on the Ith day of
March A. u. 1927. 40 ten o'clock in the
forenoon of said day at the County
Court House, I'm Dcming Luna County
New Mexico. she viii apply TO said
Court Cor au order OF approval of her
final Ac.aml and Report ON file I'm this
cause and for her discharge as such
administrators.
GEORGE f. BURHETT,
Administrator
r. r. Hamilton, Attorney for Admin
iswtriN
Jan. 1S-Fcb. IS.
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sell that secondhand furniture
through a Graphic want ad.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
 JUNIOR CHAMP WILL BE GIVEN SILVER LOVING CUP BY LEAGUE

Juvenile baseball took another spurt yesterday when representatives of six junior teams held meeting at the school administration building on North First avenue and organized the Junior Baseball league.
 The new junior league will be made up of nix teams. representing the Western Union, Arizona Gazette, Ari- zona Republican. r. M. c. A., Wilson school and the Athletics an eastside team. Each team will play each of the other teams in a 15-game sched- ule starting Aug. 22 when the Ath- letics play the Western Union Mes sengers. The league schedule closes September and will end the vaca- tion baseball season.
 All games will be played on the high school diamond, corner Ninth street and Taylor.
 The team having the highest stand ing at the close of the league sched- ule will be rewarded with a handsome silver loving cup emblematic of the valley junior baseball championship.
 The following schedule drafted at yesterdays meeting is subject to change:
 Aug. 22-Athistics vs. Western Union.
 Aug. 2s-Republican vs. Gazette.
 Aug. 24-Y. M. c. A. vs. Wilson School.
 Aug. z5-Western Union vs. Re- publican
 Aug. 26--Athletics vs. '. M. c. A.
 Aug. 2e--Gazette VI. Wilson School
 Aug. 30-Hepublican vs. Y. M. c. A
 Aug. 31-Athletics vs. Wilson School.
 Sept. 1--western Union vs. Gazette
 Sept. 2-Republican vs. Athletics
 Sept. 5-Western Union vs. I. M c. A.
 Sept. 6-Athletics VI. Gaxette.
 Sept. 7-Wilson School vs. Repub- 1ican.
 Sept. s-Y. M. c. A. vs Gazette.
 Sept. s-Wilson School vs. Western Union.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19


 of ideas and when he was old enough "a use his fists he acquired work inr knowledge of fighting by meeting the town kids in bare fist rights for the gang leadership. Needless to say Billy was soon the idol of the Kids and the grown-ups predicted DIE things for his future.
 When the Arizona fight law went into effect. Billy was IS years or age and a perfect specimen of manhood. The town folks were anxious to stage a fight and Alger was anxiouL 10 accommodate them, but suitable op- ponent could not be found. Over at Morenci Kid Victor was the town pride and a match was arranged. Billy beat Victor in six rounds ana came back home flushed with victory. Stafford went fight-crazy and Billy was matched with another Morenci boy for a six round bout. Alger kayoed his man in two rounds ana the next five opponents went the same way
 Gila valley and moved to Miami where he added to his string of vic- tories. and his reputation reached throughout the state. When he was matched with Sailor Brown for his first Phoenix fight he made an irl- stantaneous hit by stopping Brown in two rounds Then they matched him with Battling Scotty and he lost his first decision, though he might have been given a draw with the Phoenix Mexican. Alger evened the Scotty fight New Years day by win ming an eight-round decision.
 Alger beat Red Gardner in six rounds at Tucson and came back to Phoenix where he defeated Jack Daily. .Alger holds three decisions over Daily. Sailor Dunne also dropped a decision to Alger in Phoenix.
 After the Tucson fight. Asger went to California where he won three fights, two decisions and one kayo.
 When Phil Moore matched his man with Tommy Carter the fans thought he overmatched Alger. but Billy wanted the fight and Moore was con- fident he could beat the southwest champion. Alger surprised the fans by his wonderful showing. and though there was some dispute on the deci- sion, all admitted that Alger had ar rived and insisted on return match Alger has participated in 3t fights. won IT by knockout, lost two decisions and broke even in three bouts. His victory over Carter in IL rounds goes in the record book ard regardless of how tonight's scraT comes out he will still hold that de- cision.~ Alger is going h to try and repeat and his confidence is in- creased by the former fight.
 He agreed to make 135 pounds al 3 o'clock this afternoon and .ast nigh' he stated that he tipped the scales at 134H pounds. He is i'll perfect condition. has improved his defense and offense and promises to give the fans the best he has, which means a real battle from the gong.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN SP POT S
.rHE ARIZONA REPUBLTCAN
RUTH HITS FORTY
 SIXTH; TANKS LOSE
IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased WIrel

IRepubIican A. P. Leased WIreJ
 CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.-F'red Battchi, batting in a pinch in the eighth in- ming delivered a single which sent two runs home and enabled Chicago to defeat New York. The locals lead the visitors until the seventh, when Ruth, cracking out his forty sixth homer with two on base gave the Yankees the lead. Schalk argued so strenuously about Ruth's home run, which went over the left field fence, but which the catcher claimed went foul, that he was out of the game.
 Today's victory for Chicago was credited to Faber, giving him a string of twenty-three victories.
 Score R H B New York ...100 200 3oo--6 g 2 Chicago .... ...100 201 03s--7 12 0
 Batteries: Mays, Hoyt and schang; Faber, Hodge and Schalk, Lees, Yaryan.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Solons Beat BrotUns
 By Thirteen To One
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tH0publIcAn A. =. E0ased WiFe1 ST. LOUIS, Aug. 1S.--Washington batsmen pounded the bali to all cor- ners of the lot, hitting three St. Louis pitchers and easily took the second game of the series. Walter Johnson was fnvincibles Jacobsen's homer was the lone St Louis tally. Score:
 R. H. E.. Washington 1880 0of 0Os-1s 15 St. Louis ... 900 O1O 000-- 4 ? Batteries: Johnson and Picinich; Davis, Bdrwell, Palmero and Sev-
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
BraUes Defeat Chi
 Cubs In z Innin1s

rRepubIican A. P. Leased Wire1 BOSTON, Aug. 1s.-Boston defeat ed Chicago in seven innings, the game being called because of rain. Boston scored seven runs in the opening inning off Martin and Chi cago hit hard in an attempt to over come the margin. Score:
 R. H. E. Chicago .oo2 o02 4-S If 2 Boston ..710 00t 0-9 12 0 Batteries: Martin. York and O'Far- rell; Oeschger, Fillingim, Watson and O'Neil.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Boston Red .Sox Win
 Double Header From
 Cobbs Bengal CrelU
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 DETROIT, Aug. 18.-Boston won both ends of a double header from Detroit. The first contest went Il innings. Karr's double and Pittin- gers single brought in the winning run Timely hitting and Detroit mis- plays won the second game for Bos- ton. Scores
 Second game R H E Boston .030 900 2oo-5 [ l Detroit 1000 900 000--0 ' 3 K Batteries: Jones and Ruel; Holling and Bassler, Woodall.
 First game R H E Boston 400 900 010 O1-6 IS o Detroit ... .500 900 900 00-5 4 Batteries: Bush, Russell, Karr and Ruel; Oldham and Bassler.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19

Yesterday's ResuIts Vernon. Il; San Francisco, 2. Oakland, 12: Los Angeles, 3. Portland, 1; Salt Lake, [. Seattle, 5-5: Sacramento, 3-s.
 Tcday's Games Seattle at Sacramento. Portland at Salt Lake. Vernon at Frisco. Oakland at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
PIRATES TAKE TWO
 GAMES FROM PH|LLY
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s.-Pitts- burg frightened its hold upon first place by taking both games of Q double header from Philadelphia Lee King continued his batting streak by hitting a home run in the first game in the seventh inning, with two on. Carlson relieved Hamilton after Kings wallop and saved the game In the final the Phillies were unable to do much with Glazner who held them to six scattered hits. Scores
 First game H P Pittsburg 300 oo1 ooo-4 O Philadelphia ... .000 900 030-3 10 1
 Batteries: Hamilton, Carlson and Brottem; Ring and Henline- 4
 Second game R H E Pittsburg .000 no o1o-3 8 O Philadelphia .-..0o1 100 000-2 6 0
 Batteries: Glazner and Schmidt; Winters and Peters.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
IM HOW THEY
 H9 STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterday's ResuIts New York. 8; Cincinnati. 4. Brooklyn, 11-4: St. Louis, 5-1. Boston. g: Chicago, 8. Philadelphia, s-2; Pittsburg, 4-3.
 Today's 0ames St. Louis at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at Philadelphia. Chicago at Boston. Cincinnati at New York.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Japanese Players
 Win Both Singles
 In Tennis Tourney
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IhepuuHcaH Rs = Iedoeu WITeJ
 LAKE FOREST, H.. Aug. 1S.- Japan won both singles matches in the days play of the semi-final Davis cup tennis contest with India on the turf courts of the Onwentsia club here today. giving lead which ese players into the final round of the international classic against the Australian team at Newport, R. l., next week. Captain Ichiy Kumagae of the Japanese team defeated Mo- hommed Sleem of India in straight sets, s-7, 6-1. 6-1. and his compatriot. Zenzo Shmidzu. won . similar de- cisive victory against Dr. A. H. Fyzee of India, 6-2, 6-1, s-7.
 There are 261.653 female workers on farms in this country.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Chicago, T; New York, 6. Detroit, 5-0; Boston, 6-5. Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 6. St. Louis, 1: Washington, 13. Today's Gamss Washington at St. Louis. New York at Chicago. Boston at Detroit.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Brooklyn Superbas Annex Double Bill
 From Louis Cards

BROOKLYN. Aug. 1s.-BrookIyn took two games from St. Louis. The Superbas could do little with Per tica in the first game until the sew enth inning, when they batted him out and did the same to Riviere in the eighth. Brooklyn scored all its four runs in the first inning of the second game. Haines, who relieved Walker. pitching steadily in the other innings. Scores:
 First game: R. H. E. St Louis =. .002 900 0o3-5 IS I Brooklyn ....000 100 46x-11 13 0 Batteries: Pertica, Riviere, North and Ainsmith; Mitchell and Miller, Krueger.
 Second game: R. H. E. St. Louis .... 100 900 000-1 2 Brooklyn ..-. 400 009 0Ox-4 2 l Batteries: Walker, Haines and Clemons; Cadore and Krueger.
 -o-
 WESTERN LEAGUE
 Oklahoma City 3-9, Wichita 7-6. Tulsa 10-5, Joplin 11-0.
 Omaha g, Des Moines s.
 St. Joseph II, Sioux City 4.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Athletix Win GA
 From Champions
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 CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.-Philadel. phia hit Sothoron hard in the first three innings and scored six runs in four innings. Uhle replaced Soth- oron in the third and pitched effec- lively for the remainder of the game. Score R H E Philadelphia =. .032 100 000--S 16 l Cleveland .. ... .010 012 00o--4 Il 0
 Batteries: Hasty and Myatt; Sothoron. Uhle and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19

Billy Alger added to the population of Safs ford just 20 years ago. His early years were spent in the Gila Valley where the pioneers drew colorful pictures of ear- ly Arizona history filled with stories of battles with the Apaches who swooped down. on the ever watchful whites at regular intervals.
 The stories of Indian ffohts 1ayo Rflly plenty
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
SomeFight Card
Carter & Alger Ready To Go

Tommy Carter was born in Coffeyville, Kansas. in 1897. In 1898 the Spanish American war broke out and three years later Tommy was old enough to know a fight when he met one. He never missed the kid fights, in fact took part in most of them, and helped with the family chores when not engaged in fighting.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Reds Blast Giants
 Hopes For Pennant

suffered another setback in the Na- tional league pennant race, losing to Cincinnati while Pittsburg was win ming @ double header in Philadelphia. The Giants could do little with Luque until the ninth, when a rally flickered out leaving the tying run On the bases. There was much pickering with the umpires. and following a de- cision in the fourth Manager Moran announced the game would be pro- tested if Cincinnati lost. Score:
 R. H. E.. Cincinnati ...010 001 11o-4 g 2 New York =. 900 010 002--3 0 Batteries: Luque and Wingo; Douglas, Salee and Smith.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
Outlaws Defeat Western Giants
 5-3 At Eastlake

Baseball fans who attended the Giants Outlaws game at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon were treat ed to nine innings of fast fielding. heavy hitting and some good pitching
 The Outlaws lowered the Giants by a five to three score which just about figured the difference between the two teams yesterday afternoon.
 Crawley held the Giants to four hits in seven frames giving way to Salazar who craved a little workout. The Outlaws had the game well taken care of when Sally went in.
 The hitting of Slim Harris and Crabb of the Outlaws featured the
 R.H.E. Outlaws .210 900 020-5 Il Giants ....... .011 900 010-3 3 Batteries: Crawley, Salazar and Dills; Quetts and F. White. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Milwaukee, 3; Louisville. 5. At St. Paul. 3: Columbus. 5. At Kansas City, 6; Indianapolis, 4 At Minneapolis. 8; Toledo, 1. -O- SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION At Birmingham. 4: Mobile. 3. At Nashville s: New Orleans. 10. At Little Rock, 1; Chattanooga, ?. At Memphis Atlanta, postponed; ] rain.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-19
SPaw- Seotty Struggle

SPaW- Seotty Struggle
 The semi final to -tonignt's bout between Mack Spaw and Battling Scotty will be the fourth meeting of this pair. The first two went to Spaw and the last was declared a draw The scrap this evening will be for blood.
 Spaw's kayo record numbers 12 cut of fl fights with five draws and three defeats. He beat Happy Woods and Red Gardner and both were rated among Arizona's best home products When he fought them.
 Scotty is strictly a Phoenix prod uct. He started fighting here and has been keeping it up ever since. He takes on all corners, never kicks on decision. and tries to kayo every man he fights. The preliminary will he a four round session between Battling Sam and Kid Rivers. The curtain raiser brings together Babe Phillips and Young Mike for four rounds. The judges for the main event will be picked at the ringside this even | ing, with Bill Corpstein as referee in all events.
 The first bout will start promptly at S:15 o'clock.