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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
GETS FIRST BUCK
ON HUNTING
TRIP

wen. there you are. ny ycvc.
tNh is luck. phoned your house
and Just left your office and thought
1 never would find you In time
-Juss going up 10 the office. Come
aiongf Just got back from your
hunting trip. I take IL. Come on up
-snd let's hear all thu detsils Any
luck this season.
Luck. III say 30. That's what ]
wanted 20 tell you about I got
fine buck. First one l ever shot. too.
you know. Geo. he's q bird. Got
him stick as a whistle M he was
going over bin Though, sure he
would be gone before fired. but !
got him clean"
-Congratuiatlons Your first buck.
chr Wen. I'm glad you got him"
What I wanted was 10 ask you
up 20 the house tonight for vrnison-
The wife r. some cook. you know.
and we wanted you and your wife 10
come up for feed That's why I've
been racing around trying to get In
touch with you
Gosh. that's decent Of you. Wed
love 20 come all right only--~ell
the truth Is. old man. that my wife
has sworn that she won't 60 out
with me again TIL get a new suit.
She means II. too. And I haven't
the suit yet and can't afford Il to-
day
-Aw. say. coma along. hut n you
DO need one and the wife Il serious
n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Irish Row Is Not
Worrying England

The Irish question 10 settled for
all time. ana EnRiand has . now
problem on her hands--<hst Of the
conflict between labor and the old
parties.
This II shs statement - SIR on
bert Parker. famous English novel
iss and statesman. who win speak
at the Masonic temple Monday night
on the subject. The world--whith-
or NowY'
The Irish question has been st
tied and settled forever" Sir OIL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

ie,c<ss the Hse Of the early city scail
aeress Manhattan island. 10 contains
numerous bankino Institutions, and "a
the center Of financial operations IN
the United states The stock err
change. tesrg tsf or of u on broad
street. ~tyan street Is an erpressson
often used as symbol for fhs money
poWer Of the eoHafrv.
Was SIR Isaac Newton Christian
believer
The forfsrsrc ~ ,cAas ore o. the
sfandayd books o. reference savs.
THAT the greatest phuosopher OF
rhich anp age can boast" saps
Hrcsrssev, stcas sincere and han bic
believer IN the iendsHc doctrines 81
o.r religion ard hred oorfovmabiy 10
ns prccepfs. has been iasfir regarded
a. proud triumph ~ tho Christian
faifh' Eetrfor's religious opirtons.
howcrer, ,cere NOT strictly ovfhodor I;
fske niifor. he appears 10 hate had
q decided leaning fosnards Ariartsr.-
IL the intellectual capacity OF
women equal 70 that Of menf
Arfhrepoiocssfs and psychoio0ssfs
secr 90 10 rather generally agreed
that all recent studies Of the qu>sfioa
o. fhs relative w~~fsi capacity Of
men asa p-omcr shsc that fhe Ca
seiiecfusi capacity Of soom~s u quite
eQusi 10 that OF men. fnf,iiiecrce
tests o~osc sfsd~nfs ara other
classes seem 20 prove fhts. The av~v-
age sire Of fhe brass Of ,romen "a
so-e,rhaf hefosc that Of we-. Bat sire
81 brai~ seems 70 hare no direct ve.
iation 10 srfeIfsoencc
Under ths seiecffve drass law. how
many men were registered and how
many inducted into the sorvice-
TAcrs so~rs sStss.osf men regis
tered and slightly psors fhan $780,
900 scevr inducfsd
VINO was -Fssimar
ne fsvorsfe daaoAfsv ~ NJ
Pvophes xohomef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Cynthia Grey !:
The Girl Away From Home-The Four Square
Walls of Her Hotel Room Her Home and Only
Place to Entertain Boy Friends-She Seeks
Adpice
BY CYNTHIA GREY

This morning found among my mail letter from the
girl ooy from home She has girl friends relatives
IN Washington. She has place other than her hotel room
TO entertain boy friends Frscass hotels she says u
not permit itand the others she cannot hpe On them What
is she 10 dot Her letter foliops:
Dear Cynthia Grey have read your letters every night
since landed in Seattle and you like real friend
here come.
Three months ago here and have good position
in store and like your city fine. only for
am 20 years old and have folks in Washington but
have lots Of boy friends You may think this sounds odd
but when you read my letter thru you will understand
/ rented a nice place of two rooms Third when
first came Seattle had only been here five six days
when met Of boy friends from home These boys
to my mothers great DEAL The first thing they said
II" II you viii cook good meal will bring up the
food" promised and that evening they home with
after work and cooked dinner and after that played
cards until about $780, few nights aferward they
up and always went away before 10. About week after
ward my andlady told me TO did. but tried to
plain, but she only said oh know about your kind and
Shutf Tho dnnr in my face
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06


The next place moved TO I soon
found wasn't decent. 50 I moved
again. or course they didn't care
how many callers I had but could
not Two In place like that. And
had 10 move twice after that Finally
told the boys not 10 come up so
often. and they said they would not
bothor mo again. and have not no
far; but I Hike my friends and like
them 20 como and see mo. Just as
much AZ the girls who have homes
Now. shall quit having friends
and always 10 aione7 You know my
room IL the only place have 10 call
a homef Can you tell me what
could dor Yours truly.
LETTrE
why NOT become acquainted sctfh
sorc girls OF yowr osc- agef That
shoEId BE- easy. since pea hove
postfics. Invite them 20 come ap.
too. ,rAes pour boy friends call ~
that ,rnp yon usH Yccrirc tntsfaftows
from girls trho ara IN poasscs 10
easerfain 10 their homes.
DID ves sso,r. Leftis. there ere
rsmbcv Of fswsises " fhss city WITH
large howes pho sosid gladly ar-
oo~~edafe ONE OF fsce reomsrs. sirs
vossc rner ond soors>rf AZ rea-
sosabie cost. Zoo. ~ MOST o. these
ho-es yow are affosc~d hows prtr-
ffeges. swoh cs the sse Of the parior
to entertain your company. etc.
Also. fh<rr u asosh~Y solution 70
pour problem Numbers Of girls ,rho
are a,rov FROM hcws. hare gone to-
orther IN ftoos asd fhrees and r-rfed
q FRO or fhrce-roorz apartment Girls
'irsn0 fhfs sray hare reuify vcdscrd
the cost Of iirsnc. as compared Nth
iirs.o IN hotels and boarding houses.
because they ROY DO fhssr oscs cook
i~c and sosshsr0. eta Try one o.
these p'sss IN sw~s vv~ sr<ri Md
u sofisfactovv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Of
"CASCARETS" CONSTIPATION
Clean Your Bowelsl Stop Sick Headache, Dizziness,
Colds, Sour Stomach, Cases. Bad Breath

/ you up. There WIN be no bowel
poison TO cause colds. sick headache.
dizziness. biiiousness or sour stomach
when you wake up In the morning.
More men. women and children take
Cascarets for the liver and bowels
than all other Observation-Disclosures
combined. 10 cent boxes. also Is and
80 cent sizsa Any drugstore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

Cream yosr bowcls--then FEST mel
Enjoy tho incest gentiest bowel
cleansing you ever experienced BY
taking ON or two oandy.lilse Cnscar-
cts tonight They physio your bow.
els fully. All tho constipated waste
and sour bile viii move out OF the
bowels without gripping or stirring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
F. D. Hall, Civil War
Veteran, Dies Fl ere

Freeman ID. Hail. civil war VT.
srAn and . member OF Green Lake
post No. II. q. A. r.. died Sunday
~ the home Of his son. orr~n A.
Hail. sss Il. ssth Vt. He In survived
by two other sons. w. u. Hall.
Forks WASH. and N. II Hall. Du.
luth. MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Cascade PIT. A.
to Meet Tuesdav

Cascade PIT. A. viii meet Tuesday
at .. m In the school assembly
room. Arthur Rarie. Of Roosevelt
high school. viii speak on READING
for Young People" Social hour and
refreshments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

bert said Monday. England has no
more direc; control over the south
OF Ireland than over Canada. Austria
liza. New Zealand. South Africa %
Newfoundland AL that remains u
that Ireland y under the BrittslA
Tag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Dentistry at Hall Price

~ csstfng prfceu sesns - - N
Vogua without m The slightest cut
eng the quality. ~ are going - 90
I'll regular dentistry ~ half uzuAi
vrfcsa for Ciass A work
Brtdgswork. with interchangeable
porcelain 0actnGD teeth. shows no
gold sdg~s. eAsy 10 repiAos IN cass Of
brsatAga. boxed IN with pure gold
hnckfnsa with ssk seid crowns and
- spidsr. a % par tooth n anybody
49, quotes yoa brsdgswork Al %. In
ass % sb0vs SPECIFICATIONS - .
agns1 contract ana 20 Win i1ksay
sos ~ ~ Gold and poru~sASn orowns
onl f1liingA - sAsA. sisvsr fsriings.
~ up. Fsfsysdssiar ssntmseai sl~x.
ME plAsss - 80. decd ess purs
gubosr psatsA eik Both Trubiss
ssssh A psrfsoe n suar~asssd -
- shnsys.
Cheap rubber plates ars A,ngsr0us
~ pr0fisisss. hence ~ % nce make
thsml Havfng ben essAbiishsd ~
vsAfs ~ high-cisss and fAiriy hiun-
pr4osd Dentists. ana ~ most people m
TIE state know ~ ~ such. ~ fesi
that any further eomm~nt about
~he ~ ars would b supersfusW
We win nov samples q Al eur
vork ana guarantee ycuss 10 b
squai 20 the samples. IT'S shs bsst and
Drs<<1sof dental vovk ron svuv -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

Miss ur~y will receive caller.
In her office Monday. wednesday
and Friday from 20 y. IN. and
On Tuesday and Thursday from
ii a. m. TO 10 m. each week.
Please do not come al other tinrss
a. Il seriously interferss with her
writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06
Ex-eovernment
Physician " arms

OF peril attending the use Of one
set gland formula for all cases.
There arc several dozen ombina-
lions Of gland formulas. each ono for
q certain ailmcnt. and II you take
the wrong one for your case. you
Far better for you to call and see
our specialist, be examined free. and
find out just which one IL suitable
for your case. Port of Health. 1927
Third ave-. opposite the p. o.-Ad-
vertissment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

man carried automatic pistolsL
After robbing Peterson tho bandits
told him 10 run as fast as he could.
an ordcr which Peterson gladly
obeyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

Two bandits early Monday held Up
ana robbed Nick Peterson. 3sss &srd
ave. ~. Of $40 near bis home. Both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

nsrs WIN - Ne rs1scsssA w
Dvn the systsOr-4t ~ ratenssd and
esAAs mark ed--And no other dentists
can 10 IL "1egaiiy- II costs doubt
N most cases worth double. II 10 .
positive sueosss In cases whsws
SrffgewoTt 10 absolutely impossibis
and IN all eases whsre brfdgsw ork
= possible In the latter = V msrs-
II you have two OF move good teeth
or roots. one or more each sidA all
pour missing teeth con BE- sAsisfnc-
Norily replaced. Ths work 10 beau
araI h iooka we havs made about
1890 qAses IN shses offices IN the
pfst ~ ysarA and tbs vUgA has
givsn 6snera sstisfaattoa-
Alveolar Dentists
- Hsishs Ds1s.. lsSs ssessl AN~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-06

Rev. David f.. Anderson OF
Bridgeport. Conn, wiii hold
a series Of meetings at the
First Swedish Baptist church.
Ninth ave. and Pine st., be-
ginning Tuesday evening and
continuing each following
evening until Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
Elm o
1oWuRhap 1S2, Range ~

David German, nea....: j
David German, 81 SCI Z
and nwa se3. 10. 8 !
Lena 3. Engh,, pit nwi. 9 8 /:
John G.. McWiiliams, pit
nwa l1oo'xl50') ...... 8 /.
Mary German, ne5......
David German, sva less
twp road .,,....:.:.s i
David German. sea.. . !
David German, Jr., swA
nea,, w nwa and sci
nW4 ................1O
David German, Jr., sw3 10 /
David German, sea.e.... 10 ]
John G. Baxter. mel
John g., Baxter, se3.....12 /
Elizabeth Purcell. nj
SET ..... !..........14
Jane Doyle, mel IA j
Sigrid Holland, ef sw2
less ! acre for twp. ...16
Sized 3asa M .alsn q nwa
Samuel ;. Radcliffe, wi
Cyrus q. and Clarence 4.
Edwards, nw3 20 ]
EastEate Bros. swa
u. /. ana H, E.sEsstsats,
saeLsns
q. I. NcLAns, ~ ]
| Wilhelm Folk4r, nea
z. EasfSRts, un6iy. 4
INT nes
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
Delinquent Tax Sale List
OF Grand Forks County

BY direction OF the Board OF County
Commissioners of Grand Forks County.
North nakctn. ! hereby give notice that
all 81 the following described lands and
town lots situated in the County OF
Grand Forks. State of North Dakota: on
which the taxes of 1921 and previous
years remain unpaid viii be sold for
said taxes at public sale in the manner
provided by law, in the county auditors
Office. in the City Of Grand Forks.
County OF Grand Forks. State OF North
Dakota. on Tuesday. the 18th day OF
December, A. d. 1922, commencing at
the hour OF 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
HANS ANDERSON.
Auditor Of Grand Forks County:
Note-The following signs. abbreFia-
tions and letters used in this List are
intended to be interpreted as follows.
viz: The letters S., N, w. and p. as
south, north. west and east respectively
ne ar or mel, as northeast quarter; sW
r or sw3, as southwest Quarter; NV Or
or nwi as northwest quartkr; Sc or or
sch as southeast quarter; sec. as sec
ton: twp. as township: r as range:
pit. as part: bal as balance: 1t as LOT: ~
as feet; st as street. and hf as half. The
word 'tof' il to be understood as where
two or more of the above characters are
printed together. The amount OF tax IS
printed in dollars and cents.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
A1gE1ICU0 ToWNBHH
Township 10, Range 50

Thomas p. Sannes. nwa 2 18o '31A1.63
Andrew A: Olson. nj
Andrew A. Olson, sell. 2 100 141.6s
Julia Johnson. nea.....11j '16o 1889
s. o. BraAten, nwa.....11 100 6S.S
Targie B. Broke. WI
Hilda Flat. ct al, ne3..12 100 1888
Oscar T.. Jensen, sw3...24 100 67.<S
N. A.. Berg, Ell seA.....27 so 1924
Lorenzi Webster. sw3..28 100 1913
Chas. Christman. nw3..29 160 1928
First National Bank
Reynolds, Ell ........29 $40 370.59
Peter HauRen sea.....8Q 100 175.7S
Oscar A. Trytten, neA..81 100 64.9e
Neis A. BERG. nea......S4 100 2O4.64
b. o, Sorbo, sw3.......3 100 139.42
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
a ToRKg HERALD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1922.

x swA ....,..,,,,,3
Odina Peterson, lot 49,
Sigvart z. Rakstads nw4 s
Ole =. Jacobson, seA...2
Ana g. Hakken. " seA s
Ole II. Hanson, nWH...S
Mary f.: Wilcox. neX...
a FORKS
TWP. Isl, Hangl
Ellznbeth Richards. Ma
:: 81 8; ! ar ~ j a*A.aad
Leslie Richards, SEX.
Alta v. Richards, pt NV
nwA. known as lot
Mansell S. Richards. pt
nWA nwh. known "a
Emeltne Bruyere, pit nv
NV Y, known as lot
Raymond Richards, pt n
VI, nwA, known as
N. T.. Lincoln, ut swK
sex (813'x55s') ......1I
garah 9. Handelman ana
NJ. G.. Sheggerud. sh
NV 4 seA ...........1
Geo. W. Ausbury. seA..1
John Holier, swK ......1'
Tollack Bokken q Julia
Harstad, nwk .......1'
Geo. W.. Ausbury, swA Il!
Herman Luck. NV 2,
AreAay 0regoire. sW Y IS,
Joseph 1. 0fVgoirs. seN 3;
Arthur GreKolre. oWk..2 2;
Ell1abeth 81. Walsh. n
p1izaestihi II: w i;i,iihi. .eX;s
Alice Il: Anderson, seA 81
e. F. Hokanson, lot l..3(
Kari Amble. lot 1O.....3(
Kari Amble. lot ll......3t
Aari Amble. lot 12.....8t
Kari Amble. lot 13......3(
kari AmPle. lot 14......3!
Kari Amble. lot 15.....3t
Kari Amble. lot 16......3,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21

Sec. Acres. Amt.
n. Eratager.and w. L. ~--
Baker. undiv. int.
|. T. Brata2er ana. w. L..
Baker. undlS.. l int.
!. Z. BrataEer and W. L.
Baker. undiv. ! int.
sw3 .:......".......s6 16o 216.75
!. T. Bratager and ". L.
Baker. rundiv. int.
sci $50 221.92
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21

(Continued On Following paee
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-11-21
"@Y 9WP.
Twr 1sa, Range 50.

|-%N ~ Sec. Acres. Amt.
|Chas. Aarshmnn, NV Il ..4 167 1918
Chas. Harshman. swH. 4 1874. 264.615
John L. Decker, ne q -. Z 100 236.2 81
LIP. Btirkne. pit sex nc
Mary, A.. Smith. pit ~
i. !. eBjirklie. pit seA NJ
John ! wasar. ,. .w;x 'o'.s
-. 1bjiirik.iiie. nwM.!.H 1so MIS-
nc. r! Bjirklte. sw u ~. III 100 11773
ID.AV; and g: Eastman, n
H:sss b.ridoli It Al. /: =, j ,a ! ;
!, 4.ss's; g ': :s.ss
IA. G. Rackcliff, sw u Ia s16O 12847
u. y. Bjirklie. NV u IA 100 1854
g. L. Rackcliff, sex ....l4 .16O 5000
|Thos. A. Hunter. NV A..$.16 100 s259.635
.Thox a. Hunter, .swK .1s ls6 2hs.7s5
5ThosA Hunter. w setis s. 1880.
"a. Z. Rackliff. nwA...24 100 1881
EArviiia supply. Co, pt.
s s:;!. saS s:! !! Il e. II 4: ; ;I I:.s:
Hsiss T. IsrshdJc;rd i iii. u isss1s
E aaM i. Efiek.on, nj i 49, l lss:1s,
"a. Kirkeide.Ja h sen ..M.36 so 1856
Emit y. Erickson, al 5
- 80 VI 1851
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-12
GEORGES HANGS K.
0. ON LEWIS N lST.
ROUND Of BATTLE.
FRENCH IDOL RETAINS LIGHT
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE OF WORLD
~ VICTORY. BETS OF ! 70 (
ON CARPENTER WERE LAID
At RlNGSlOE.

London Nay TIA pO- George
Carpenter tonight knocked out red
lKib LOWS In the first round oft
what was To have boCd twenty
round bout for The light heavyweight,
championship of the world hCtd by
Carpenter CARPENTER in breaking
from a cliuch, drove = sharp rlgb
to the point Of Lewis jaw. The
Engishman topped over backward
and lay motioulcss on tho flood until
the referee counted him out Thea
Carpenter picked up his fallen ,ur
and aided IN carrying him to his cor.
ncr.
The spectators were slow TO req.
lie what had occurred, bur whoa 70.
uaily they c,mpreheudcd that the
battle was over and Tat Lewis was
defeated. there arose storm OF
boocs and cries OF "luul' from al
parts of the vast auditorium. which
drowned out the comparatively Gtt,o
applause Carpenter was receiving
from his partisans.
Two Minute Bout.
From the sound of the gong 10 the
end OF the referees count two min
utcs and fifteen seconds interviewed
Carpenter weighed rs pounds ia"
light heavyweight limit while Lewis
tipped the scales at l57 with his
clothes on wien the fighters weighed
in this afternoon.
Jack Dempsey. tho worlds heavy.
weight champion, was the first man
after Francois Dcscamrs to congrat.
ulatc Carpenter for his victory.
When Georges left the ring and
proceeded TO his dressing room he
passed through lanes Of Kissing and
booing fans.
Tho great olympia amrlitaeater
held u record crowd for the battle
had attracted widespread interest
Hundreds of handsomely goWncd
women were among the spectators
and eviuccd keen disappointment d,
the quick work made of the British
rayorite by the Frcnchman.
Dempsey Is Cheered.
Jack Dempsey was applaudcd as he
entered the aroma and was shown to
Il scat near the ringside
When the gong sent the fighters &c
the center of the ring Lewis tool
the aggressive He sent across d
right lab TO the neck. followed by a
left to the body There was cIincb
and the rclercc, Joe Palmer, called
to the mon to break. He then jump
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-12
NORWICH AGAINST
FIELD Of EIGHT IN
KENTUCKY DERBY
lets AEC EVEN AGAINST THE
ClILD-OLD TIMERS DOUBT
MORVlCH'S VICTORY ALLEGING
THAT TRADITION SAYS FAVOR
TIES 90 NOT WIN KENTUCKY
CERBiES.

Louisville, Ky, May IL (Specian
Eght colts ana one 1lIy, Startlc, are
oardcd to compose the field for the
iortyciehth renewal OF the Kentucky
derby at Churchill Downs Saturday 1t
ia q field which would seem to lack
tine class of last years conlcndCrs
were It NOT FOR the presence of Nor.
.tgh, owned by Ben Block a former
rhca"uun, which has a record of clcy.
~ victorious starts as q year old
Norwich is the almost unanimous
choice Of turf experts who are not af-
Hliatcd vita other stables having en-
tries iu the derby This unbcatcn son
of lMuuymcdo-llym which is one OF
the lour horses of the American turf
,o win over 100000 stake money IN
their first year of racing tthc others
we're Domino Colin and His High
u.aD. has not gone to tho post as a )
g.aroM rut ais trials both in the east
and here. have been all that has been
asked ny Trainer Fred Barlow
The Lamar register., 1922-09-13
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. John \. Simpson and Alma
Y. simpson by deed of trust dated the
18TH day OF January. 1919, which is re-
corded in Book 1923, Page IS, OF the
records Of the office of the county clerk
and recorder OF the County of Prowers
colorado. duly conveyed TO the public
efs colorado. certain real estate as in
SAID deed of trust described, which
deed of trust was made to secure the
payment Of their one promlssory note
OF even date with said deed of trust
Tor the sum of Six Thousand Dollars
lS6.OOO.OOD. payable to the order of The
years after the date thereof with in
terest thereon at eight per cent per
nnnum from date until paid. interest
puydble semi annually. is more par
ucularly set forth In said deed OF trust
feIerenc" TO which Is hereby made for
greater certainty: and.
Whereas. the said John A Simpson
and Alma V. simpson and all persons
claiming by, through or under them
have defaulted in the payment OF the
principal Of said Indebtedness amount
ing to S6.00O.00 together with the in
terest thereon at the rae of eight per
cent per annum from July 1S. 1920
Whereas. the legal holder OF said
note has In writing elected on account
OF said defaults to declare a violation
of the covenants OF said deed OF trust
and to advertise said property for sale
signed;
quest Of The Schleter Investment Com
pany. the legal holder OF said note. and
pursuant TO law. 7, the undersigned
OF Prowcrs colorado. do hereby give
notice that 7 win at the hour Of 10
@,Gi""k N the forenoon Of September
Court Hous" in Lamar, In said Prov
rrs County. state of Colorado. sell Al
public auction for the highest and best
price the Same win bring in cash All
n nf
Described which premises to he sold
are described as;
The southwcst quarter OF section five
Lots five. six. seven. eight eleven.
twelve, thirteen. fourteen and fifteen
'h' "'St half Of the southwest quarter.
the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the southeast quarter or
Section Six. the northeast quarter and
Lots one and two and the east half Of
the northwest quarter Of Section sew
m, the northwest quarter OF Section
eight. and Lots two. four and seven OF
Section four all in township twenty
six south. OF range forty-five west 9Th
in township twenty-siN. south OF range
forty-slN west 9Th p NJ, all situate
IN the County Of Prowers and State OF
Colorado. and all the right title and In
terest OF the said John A. Simpson and
Alma V. Simpson. their heirs and as
signs therein. for the purpose OF pay
Ing the principal sum OF Sc. 900 90. to-
Eether with Interest thereon as afore-
said and all the Indebtedness secured
nv said deed OF trust and the costs and
expenses of executing this trust in
eludlnR an attorneys fee OF five per
cent. OF the amount then owing on
col Id note. and VIII deliver TO the pur-
chaser certificate OF sale as provid-
Cd nv law
Dated NJ Lamar. Colorado Aukust
22rd 1922
}. RUSSELL MAYFIELD.
Public Trustee In and for the County
of Prowers, Colorado.
First Pub. Aug. 2s. 1921
Last pub. Sept 20. 1922