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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-08
HARD GAMES FOR
BIG TEN TEAMS
Chicago Faces Purdue ;
Indiana Squad to Play
Harvard Squad

CHICAGO, oct. Western con-
florence football @elovens tomorrow
Will face their strongest opposition
thNs far this season when four teams
VIII meet each other I'm contests at
fccting the championship and the
others will complete their tuning up
for tituiar battles rs tnckiing nom
conference ageregatlous which arc
expected to furnish strenuous com
petition.
Minnesota univcrsity's eleven viii
meet it, first test In tho game at
Minneapolis with Northwestern.
Northwestern already has lost 70
Chicago, ~ 10 0, and to Bcloit col
lege. Z 70 o. the latter being % minor
school So far as football goes.
Chicago faces Purdue at Stagg
field here in a game which should
give strong indications Of whether
the Maroous are going to he y real
factor In middle west football this
year. The contest is awaited with
interest ms a barometer which viii
register whether the Maroons' great
showing against Northwestern last
week was due to Chicago strength
or Northwestern weakness.
Indiana's team has jolrnevcd 70
Cambridge. Mass. to take on Har-
Ward in the first east-wcst intcr-sec-
tlunal clash Of the season.
Middle west football observers will
watch the game closely IN an at
tempt to Judge indiana's possible
conference strength from It's show-
ing against the eastern eleven.
Iowa university's eleven. another
team of unknown strength, but pos
sibly OF considerable ability, will
tackle Notre Dame, always a great
team, at Iowa city In the most Inn
poriant Of the rnn-confer"nce hat
ties.
Illinois oes nto its first game of
the season, meeting South Dakota
university at Urbana, III. Coach
Iuppke, minus many OF the stars
OF last year, has not yet procured an
arrangement of players that suits
him and his lineup will he closely
watched by the other coaches.
Michigan and Wisconsin, believed
10 he unusually strong this year. will
meet Case, at Ann Arbor, Mich, and
South Dakota State at Madison,
Wis. respectively. and both the con
ference elevens are ready for tough
games.
Ohio state. 1920 conference cham
pions, faces Oneriin NJ columbus IN
a game that should not greatly
bother the conference eleven.
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then waved goodnight to the crowd.
Pitcher Rogers. his rescucr throw
out Kelly nc first, ending the
slaughter to the great relief OF Yauk
Iuotcrs, some 'of whom began to
ride the American league cham
pbns. Twelve Giants were at bat In
tho Inning, getting eight hitsi and
two bases on balls for n total OF
eight runs. ono man, Young. was
left on base.
Each team added "A run 20 their
totals In In, eighth inning. Frank
Baker, home run King of other days.
was given a cheer when ne batted
for Pitcher Rogers In the Yauks'
ninth. but the best he could do was
give Irish Meuscl "a long fly.
The official figures showed an at
tendance OF 80 .509, with gross rc-
ccipts OF $tlg.O07, the latter again
"a new record, The advisory boards
share Of the receipts Is $l7.S5l.O5,
the players share ~S60,693.57. and
the two clubs share SiO,462.S ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-08
MATTY' ADVISES THE GIANTS
Keep Eye on Hall and Feet ON the
Plate" lie Tells EN-.

SARANAC LAKE, n. Y, oct. T.
Christy Mathowson was clatcd owe
the Giants victory today. The for
mer baseball star who assisted his
former teammates several times I'm
winning the National league cham
ptonship and who is now here maxi
ing a fight against tuberculosis. said
Just before today's game he sent the
following telegram 10 Manager Me
GraW:
Tell the boys TO get their eyes on
the bail and their feet on the home
plate"
Mathewson said that the scnsa-
tional manner In which the Giants
came from behind a four-run lead
would put pep into Thorn and start
Thorn hitting. He anticipated a hard
night between the teams, declaring
h a they are evenly matched and a
one-slded series Is unlikely.
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High Grhes DotUn Tulsa High, 10, In First Conference Game of Year
with BRIDGE

Giant rOntcra-and they were legion in the has in front OF IA.
ings loose. Al last the Wanted attack of the Giants showed up Tb,
OF the third, the men Of McGraw suddenly shook oft the cloak OF OF I% t n,
ime.isabis attack Three Yankee ptehers-Rob sha S%u IbS ~ ar an
dipping i@t ball; Jack Quinn. ne veteran spitbaier and RIP Collins
mmwere battered into a bloody pulp The rgn-h9ngry National lelsue.
when they staged one OF the greatest batting rallies ever seen in a world
'Nihoueh yestcrdays Victory ien the GIANTS still in the rear ,.
Yanks having won two games to one for their opponents, MeGraws men
runs for the series, 10 to H. and on total hits p to is, The Yankee,
OF the series
While McG,aw and his Giants naturally nc greatly encouraged
With the Yanhccs; McGrew lm. nov used up hh supply OF nt
"shuffhn' " onc,f or mound duty today. Higgins, IN the other hand
Is stu 3ne game ahead and al afford to take a chance and start
Thus even Il the worst should come for Higgins aud Harper should
Giants and would have Carl Mays and Warc Hoyt, his two nCs. who
n%iC co IS" ike 10 " ,Gc inlIto1 IN 'S,ag or or IGsm inc r :" ay o. t another start,
and 4 Harper Is right he's a mighty tough pitcher to beat He has
cunning; Ms ne trouble Is a tendency to be wild. II he has me
Ict Harper get past the fourth inning and he's II tough assignment
Of it. While the Yanks undoubtedly have the edge, IT'S anybody series
now INC If III Giants in today it VIII be an even-stephen affair again
Even with the world series merriy progressng-mcrrly for the Van.
plans for the next year as affecting tho smaller cities in this locally
tn, 1921 season and hove into port this fall almost intact there is nobody
Gently Talk Of consolidation, reorganization and the like Is going the
The most plausible and fetching idea we've heard yet in connection
with the territory covered by these two leagues is a plan proposing a
from the Southwestern league, one from the western league and a couple
from no league a all. This idea is to form a Glass b league with clubs
Springfield, Topeka, Hutchinson, Muskogee. Fort Smith and okmuisea
On the face of it this appears not only possible but desirable. 1t
population and a great deal less mileage than the western ASSOCIATION assoc n%S
bad this year. Joplin IN all probability will not be in the Western
good member for such IA league a IS this. IL would be necessary TO
the rrihcipai cduC~-those that furnish the at,sndSntacE@sonid 0 Se
taken care of In the new circuit. Now for a howl for the towns
left out!
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High School Results

At Tulsa-Shawnce Hlgh z. Tulsa
HiRh O.
At. okmulEee -okmulgee high school =,
SHpulpn high 80.
AZ oklahoma city 20. Lawton T.
At Muskogce-M uaNogor Central high
a. oklahoma A 4 VI. Frouhnieu ~.
pklahemR Military Academy O. Chick
utha %
Delaware high 60. TulaIa Z.
Ardmore high ~. Norman high 7
Carnegie hlEh 20. MARROW high o.
At Ada-Aua High lG4, N~apauurka
hlEh o..
A. Enid High &C., Guthrie Uigh g.
Iauis valley HiEh g. Lindsay ulgh Q.
Perry High 81. Gerber High o.
A. ACCOMPLISHMENTS nigh T. No
Aloutcr o..
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Football Today

Local.
Tulsa vs.. ChIU,Jo Indiana. McNulty
Elsewhere. Alphabetically.
Hih1nm' Marion lust. a. Iuscaioora
Alabama fuly 10, Sprlug mn at Mont
gomory.
Allegheny vs. Alfred tt Mradvlle.
AmhvtHt Va. TuftB Ht Amherst.
Arhansas 10 bIury az Ftycttoyille.
husuStana Va iarsona at Rock island.
h"lga 49, Macs AR. az Lewiston.
baylor ts. Rico Inst st Waco.
Huiireu Polo ya Mont Muues 81 Uiiilng,.
huhiuu Uni VI. Wogy Tech. at ~iiustoH.
Hradlgy POLO ,a. Lombard at Peoria.
uufialoN Va. Thlol ~ buffalo.
iiutigr $780, i,-ae roly at Indianapolis.
California ys. Nevada ot Uorkcl,y,
cstltn W. river Falls 40. at Mortified
Carnegie lGst ys. Wcstminster at rt,ts
carthage Va. Illinois COT, at Carthage
Centre W. Virginia Poly at Dauyille.
Chicago We. Purdue at Chicago.
cincinnati W. baldwin Wallace nt Cin-
Columbia ". Wesleyan at Now york.
Columbia c. vs.. Wisconsin Mines at
Conn, Agr. Va Trinity at storru.
Cornell VS.. Rochester az Ithaca,
creighton w. Valparaiso at omaha.
Mitchell.
Dartmouth W. X. II. state 81 Hanover.
Dayton W. 81, Xavier st Dayton.
pclancc Va. Rowling Green at Dsnanes,
Dehhl6 Nor vs.. Jas. MllltAen at DeKdo.
Denver Va. Colorado Mines at Denver.
l,spauw Va. Trousylvonia al Green
castle,
Detroit Va. ohio Northern at Drtroit
Earlham vs. Wilmington ct Richmond,
Frank. q Marsh. w. Gaiisdut at Ian
c"st,l, , -
Georgetown vs. Ursluiua a. Washington
Ge@ W"a" Vs. western Med' at Wash
Georgia Tech. Vs. Dacldsou A. Atlanta.
Grove Guy vs.. s. b0navcnt Sat grove
CIty
Hamilton w. GlSTSS9n at clinton,
Hiram W. AKRON At Hiram
iop'It w. NlNbA.h ~ '.hGNa
10Y ross w. ,'n'HlNH AZ worcester
Illinois 80, p4h"lt a. uTbana
iIln"'s "ss Va Nh"N AT hloo"ingi'n'
Iowa state 70 Grinn'll at Ames.
Johns HOPKINS vs.. Delaware at Bait
more ~ u
Ksiam.az9o Va. fcrSls At K]slSmaao9
hs,ten.
NrnlngNy vs. MAtfnh!l at IeNlnEion'
Laytayetto w. pNEsnson At Easton,
Lake Forest
plgion
Louisiana stat" W. Natchit"chas Nor. At
Baton Rouge
McAlcster vs. stout Inst. At 81. raul
Maine vs. Lowell Textile a. or"un.
Marquette ~ Ulpou at Milwaukee.
Mani Vs. Wltlenburg at oxford.
Michigan Asr Albion At East Ian.
MlnUgH0ia Na. y. w. Unit az Minneapolis.
Miss NEglvn vs.. puaehitn at sttrkyille.
Ml7altslppl Col NH. La. Col az clinton
Montana vs.. ldsh" Tech a. Nissouls.
Mont state va MI. 80. Charles at BoEc-
utsn.
Morris Harvey Vs. Dave Nkins at Barb
Nhl"r
Munlon3erF VS. Ruekncu At Allentown.
Nor'h Dakota Va Jamestown at Grand
FrLhf
N'i!h h'NNta AfElea vs.. Aberdeen Nor.
lhal Nl Nft''
nntWlgh 10. brns Poly az Northfleld.
ghio SAAl' n" Hb'rlin ~ 'oIGlnhua
thiu WOE Vs. trlh'lhcfg AT delaware,
Oklahoma NH. Edmond Nor. at Norman.
NlNhVn Nh' w. Mnl'holh"h cruz AT
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$50 TO Take Part ia
COSden Meet Today

About $50 athletes probably will
take part I'm the athletic meet be-
tween the operating and mechanical
departments OF the Cosden refinery
at the refinery grounds this after
noon at 3 O'Clock, Returns from the
world series game will be announced
here. c. II. Buchner OF the Y NJ.
G. a. will serve as referee. Col Ira
l.. Reeves, u w. Moffitt, n. W. Rau
and J r., Gibbons, Judges, and II. h.
Elhol starter. a large attendance is
eApocted,
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College Results

VtKALO0SA, irNu-Druke University
g. Penn college @.
AZ Austln-Uniycrslty OF Texas SO, Aua.
I'm College q.
Ncllston High ~, Luther High 0,
Dewey High o, NOWRtA 81.
College O..
At Lincoln, Neb.-Nchraska Wesleyan
%, Tarkin tMu.D College o.
Al Caldwell, ldaho-GonEaEa Unlvcr-
slty 30, College ut Idaho u.
Southeastern Normal a. Murray Az
Eics o
Al lya-Northwrstern Normal G. Okla
homa city College 0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-08
STOP THAT ITCHING

There is a lot Of skin trouble in
Tulsa and surrounding territory. We
personally guarantee BLUE STAR
REMEDY Tor all forms Of skin dis
eases such as itch, eczema. ring
worm, letter, sore feet, old sores, and
sores on children. WIN not stain or
ruin your clothes and has a pleasant
odor. We solicit mail orders for
Blue star Remedy.
HAMIITON-WETZFL
DRUG STORES
ATrf
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Ada Burics Wnpannckn.

AbA, oct. Ada high school
toothan team literally swamped The
elSNen from the Wapanucka high
sehooi mere this afternoon, scoring
chance. The Ada bows wero 40 co.,
superior in the art OF plnvIng f,
ball that the game wa ruin.d ~,
Iar as being Interesting was con.
,erhed In the first five minutes. The
unSI score Mas I43 to o. '
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Sapulpa scoring: Touchdown
Thomas 3. stroud j, l.. Caywood /.
field goal. Thomas, goals after
touchdown, Thomas 8, safety, Sa-
pulpa /. Okmulgoe scoring Touch
downs - Blakcsly /; goal after
touchdown, Blakcsly /.
Sapulpa substitutes - Trleb for
Lyons Stor,ier for Martin. Sulll-
nj for Dyer. Lyons for Triob.
Martin Tor Storrier; Baze for Gcycr.
DkmulFee observation-disclosures for
Bell; Murphy for Petrie, Arnold for
Griffin; Davis for HutChinson
White for Murphy.
Onicials-Rcfcrce, Johnson,
Brown, umpircs. Kconan, Brown
head linesman, Brian. u. Of T.
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Tulsa u Academy
Trims OWdSSO, $40

Owasso high school went down 70
defeat at the hands of the Kendall
academy team Of Tulsa L. yesterday
at Owasso, 81 TO O.. Hodges. craft
Butler and Flcok did strong work for
the academy. The one-sidcd victory
had not beer expected and indicates
the academy team Is improving
rapidIv
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SAPULPANS ROMP. IN
OhmuGce Dccisivcly Defeated. 40
TOT, Despite Absence OF
Sopulpn stars,
epeciai TO The world
GEE DOT

OKMULGEE, oct. T.. - Coach
virgil Jones and his Sapulpa Higb
Football team arrived last night with
n bunch OF glooms and o sad hoar
story, and this afternRon they went
ont 10 the local grfN4ron and am
nsxed the scalps OF tho OkmulgeC
High eleven with the utmost ease
a 70 I, Captain Thomas, Jone,
McAllister were the chic
epound gamers and point maker
sar the visitors while tho work o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-08
Only Touchdown of the Game
Made by Visitors Near Finish
Oklahoma Scholastic
Conference Results

Tho following arc the results
" yDsfcrdaya games between
members Of the Oklahoma
Scholastic lhiRh SCHOOL, Foot
bail conference.
50 Tulsa shawnee High q.
Tulsa nigh o.
A. Dkmulgec- Sapulpn HlEh
40, OkmulEcc high z
A. Enid-Enid High 40.
Guthrie g.
other conference teams idle
or playing nun-Confufcnrc teams.
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Nationals ........ OOi 600 SKIS
summary: TwU-basc hits-MCu-
sci, Young. T.. McusCl, Burns. Three
base hits-Burns, Young. Stolen
bascs-ErisCh. Burns, r.. McusCl.
Sacrifice hits - Pipp, Bancroft.
Double plays - Ward and Pip;
Quinn. Peck and Pip. Left on
baScs-Amcricans 3. Nationals 10.
RasC on balls-On Shawkcy, 4; off
Toncy, 2; OF Barnes, ,; off Quinn,
2; off Collins, l.. Hits-Off Toncy,
I In ,. none out In third; Barnes. A
In I; off S~hawkcy, 3 i'm = 1-3 In
ningS; off Quinn, X in , t-3 innings,
none out In seventh; off Collins, 4
In 2-3 innings; off Rogers. 3 In / 1-3
innings. Hit by pitchcr-NicNally
by Barnes. struck Out--By Toney,
4; Barnes, Z; Quinn, .; Rogers, 1.
Wild pitch-Barncs. Winning pitch
cr-BarnC~. Losing pitchcr--Quinn.
ump'rcs-At plate, Quiglcy; first,
Chill second, Inglcr; third, Nor
arity, Tlmc--2 40.
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EYnd Body Of Slaln Man.

BRIGHTON. Colo, oct. THE
body of Joseph Hogan was found
near here today. Hogan's skull was
fractured and fingers were broken
on each hand. In his pockets was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-08

found a card which indicated he
belonged to the gas workers union
of st. Joseph, Mo. The sheriff be-.
lieves he was robbed and thrown
from a freight train.
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Carter. Blakoly and Htndrickgop of
DkmulEco Kept tho acurr from got
ting out NJ an hounds.
I..Y. l.. s...I
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Shawnee .........0 0, o Tt
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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-03
THANKSGIVING BAZAAR TO BE
GIVEN AT sT0NEHAM

On Thanksgiving day the ladies Of
the Catholic church at Stoneham
plan day full Of entertainment for
the people OF that vicinity and Of
Others who may wish to Join with
them.
Dinner will be served at the hotel,
program in the afternoon and a
dance In the evening.
AT the Bazaar will be all kinds OF
fancy work, the product Of ladies in
genious hands. conceived by their
minds; just the things you will want
for the holiday season fast approach
ing. II you attend you will be GER
tain to find the thankful spirit and
catch the same for yourself.
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JOIN THE N. ". a.

Now is your chance to get into the
worlds largest insurance order, the
Modern Woodmen Of America, right
here in Raymer. A campaign is on
to add fifty new members to the or
der here. G. W. Graham, District
Deputy. has just come here from
Briggsdale where be wrote rs new
members. The NJ. W. A. offers pro
lection for the home and the loved
ones at such a alight cost that YOU
should join this order of moe than
a million men. The campaign will
last only few days. Ask c. l.. sny-
der for table OF rates. Some wives
don't believe in insurance. but all
widows do.
- .
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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas Howard j. Pulver whose address
Is stoneham. Weld County. State of Colora-
do. grantor by his Deed Of Trust. dated July
IS. 1918. and Recorded July 20. 1918, In Book
5os, at Page 7s. In the office Of the Clerk and
Recorder Of Weld County. Colorado. conveyed
to the Public Trustee Of the said Weld Coun-
ty. Colorado. the following land In said Weld
County. described as follows to-wit:
The East Hall Of Section Nine (9)
Township Nine (s) North. Range Fifty
SIX (5s) West Of the 9th r. NJ. con-
tanning 500 acres according to the Gov
ernment survey.
In trust to secure his pronissory note Of
even date with said Trust Decd for the sum
Of Two Thousand and no-ioo Dollars payable
to the order Of Albert E. Zuhlke. on or be.
fore Ave years after date with interest from
date at the rate of rer cent per annum.
And. Whereas. Default has been made by
said grantor In said Trust Deed. in the per-
formance Of covenants and conditions imposed
upon him by the terms Of said Trust Deed
in this. to-wit: That said grantor has failed
to pay annual interest due and payable Jul,
rs, 1921 in the sum Of $4,000 taxes,
. And Whereas the legal holder Of the In.
debtedness represented by said note has filed
with the undersigned Public Trustec Of ths
said Weld County. Colorado. notice and de-
mand In writing declaring said default and
slecting to declare the whole debt due and
payable. and demanding the sale Of said land
,,nder .sh trt,st deed
Now, Therefore. notice Is hereby given TINT
pursuant to said notice and demand and
election and under and by virtue Of the au-
thority vested in me by said Trust Deed and
the Law,I, NJ. J. WALSH. Public Trustee Of
Weld County. Colorado. will sell the above
described land for cash at public auction. 70
the highest bidder. at the east front door OF
the Court House in Weld County. Colorado, on
Monday. the 7th day Of November. 1921, al
10 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose OF
paying said note and interest and all ex-
rense Of this sale. and will give to the pur'
chaser thereof q certificate Of purchase there
for as provided by law.
Signed N. J. WALSH.
Public Trustee Of Weld County. Colorado.
Dated at Greeley. Weld County, Colorado.
this srd day Of October. 1921.
First publication October s, 1921.
Last publication November 8. 1921.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publisher)
Deu.,t.snt of the Int

Department Of the Intsrior
U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado.
October s. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Magnus John
son, Assignee Of Walter L. Rose. Of Berthoud,
Colorado. who. on March 10. 1910. made
Desert Land Entry. Serial No. oli7le. for
SEA, Section 2s. and the SWh. Section 25.
Township . North. Range 81 West. 9Th Prin.
cipal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention ~
make final desert-land Proof. under Par. s..
Sec. 8. Act 3-l-15. to establish claim 70 the
land above described. before Clerk Of the
District Court. at Greeley. Colorado. IN the
2ist day Of November. 1921.
Claimant names as WITNESSES:
G. A. Benson. w. r. Berner. Otto Berner.
all Of Lovclsnd. Colorado. Prank sundberg
Of Bsfthoud. Colorado. 1918 lilo
z. T. CONQUEST. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublishsr)
nepartment q the

Department ef the inferior
U. 8. Land Office At Sterling. Colorado.
September !. 1921.
Notice b hereby given that Joseph l.. Filler.
Of Buckingham. Colorado, who, on September
IS. 1915, made Homestead Entry. Serial. No.
o252ss. for NWM SEA, Section 10. Town
ship 8 North. Range 80 West eth Principal
Meridian. has fled notice Of intention to
make Anal thrse-year Proof, to establish claim
To the land above described. before the Reg
ister and Receiver. United States Land Office,
At Sterling. Colorado. on the 18th day of
October. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Reinholdt Forsberg. Carrie Forsberg. both
Of New Raymsr. Colorado; Gecsre !. 0wens.
John W. Owens, both Of Keota. Colorado.
- lo-s z. T. CONQUEST, Regist
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SHERIFF'S SALE
County Of Weld.

County Of Weld.
lss
State Of Colorado.
In the District Court within and for the
County of Weld. Colorado.
Tony G. Rook Plaintiff.
Ida C. Roth; the Public Trustce)
d Weld County. Colorado, Kin J
gArd Sons Manufacturing Com }
pes. corporation: The First ]
National Bank o! Sterling, Col
oraio, corporation: The Ster-
ling Hardware and Implement
Company, Corporation. De- J.
fcndants.
Under and by virtue of decree md order
o. sale entered in the District Court In and
for the County of Weld, Colorado. on the
9Th day OF September. A. D.. 1921. wherein
Il is decreed that there IL due the above
nsned p!aintiff. Tony c. Rook, from the
above named defendant Ida G. Roth on
certain note, deed or mortgage The sum Of
Seventeen Hundred Eighty-seyen and So
100 tsl.7s750) Dollars and in and by virtue
Of said decree and order Of sale, I.
the undersigned FRANK ~ HALL Sheriff,
County ci Weld, am authorized, directed and
empowered to expose for sale certain proper
y hereinafter described. mt public auction.
aftcr giving notice Of the time and place Of
aid sale according to the course and prac.
lice OF the law relative 10 sales OF real e..
tate under execution. for the purpose OF real
zing the amount so found due the plaintiff
Is aforesaid, with interest. costs, disburs.
nents and commissions on said sale:
Now. therefore. public notice Is hereby
ziyen that l will on Saturday. the sth day
of October. A. D., 1921. at the hour Of ten
,elock In the forenoon Of that day. ut the
sast front door 10 the County Court House.
II Greeley. County Of Weld and State Of
Colorado, sell mud dispose Of the property.
lying and being in the County Of Weld, and
known and described an follows
The Southwest Quarter (sWA) Of
Section Eight ts), Township Nine ts)
North. Range Fifty-six lbs) West Of
the 9Th Principal Meridian. at public
auction, .or cash IN hand, to the highest
and best bidder.
FRANK N. HALL.
Sheriff. County Of Weld
BY A. ]. Luther, Undershcrifi
Munson a Munson. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication September is, 1921.
Last publication October .. 1921.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
publisher
Department Of the Intsrier

Department Of the Interior
U. s. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
October 5. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Albert C. Kas-
per. Of Avalo. Colorado. who, on June 10.
1920. made Homestead Entry. Serial No
o2s5sA. for ny sWA. Section %. Township
10 North. Range 56 West. 9Th PRINCIPAL Mo
ridinn, has filed notice Of intention to make
lnal three year Proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the Register
and Receiver. United States Land Office. at
Sterling. Colorado. on the 22nd day Of No
vember. 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Russell Tappy. Charley Olsen. Bert Ray.
Henry Gooch. all Of Avalo. Colorado.
1918 lilo E. T. CONQUEST. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-11-03
PUBLIC AucTIoN

As am leaving the country on ac-
count Of poor health, will sell at
public auction, en- the Fred Roth
farm, "A miles North and niles
east Of Rlsneg, ronm ls;ag at
1880 A. NJ, en-