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The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-05

tt Was Just S1ulb In t7e ShpPIns
 News
 ---r -a San --a-arsro. tomorrow. TOT u.-- eharla of .arEn.
 "uv ym.ry.~ Cuarh No1> Halvorsen- "ave rar you rra. nane de ole man so s... &, yaa hr0r alive And ave bet now h.r Ha >.an he r'gd to soc Ne.ls Ha.va--an. ! aues> aye hire Nanaka boy an. he hano pun mo out to see fo ole man."
 A -s.rn'> ladder was hanging over rho side es the schooner as the canoe sho. .a under her leo quarter and haf minute .a.r- he eNneerant Ne0s s-an0cH rnn- her derk. A tan dark man. wearing an ancient na-m'est nar saf smoking on The hatch ooam- .rr .r5 him NeHs UaIv0rsen aa- dressed.
 Ave hore wan, 10 sec Ca7'n Sr-ee>." hr ss.i.
 Tho ran dark man stood erect and cos. a oat.E. questioning look st Ne.'S Earv1-sa-. He hcstatcd before he made answer
 "yyra- do von va-r7r he asked d2 rs--r,o.r rrs rno~e was a subtle ~crre, r- his tones AS for Ne..s uarva-sra. thinking only of the sur prise he had Tn store for his old em- rrrvr-. aa replied ovos.ve'y.
 "A~a nrne want foh"
 nwrn I'm Carrstn Sr-aEsS, and ! haven't any fob for you. Get of my Aa-- and walt unHr you're Invited be fore ynu come aboard again.
 For 7cr-rv minute Ne5ls Hslvor- sen stared ore0-mouthrd at the sDu-- .rs Ca-uiu Sr-a-rs. while slowly rrr-a s.trt through his brain rhr n0- lion thar he Na5 happened across the track os deep and bloody mystery of tre saas. There was something rotten fr Denmark 0f that Ne.'S u-rvo~se- was certain. More he corld not he certain of until he had paved rna way for a complete investigation, and as g preliminary step toward that end he c'fneha5 his fist and sn-rn- swiftly toward The bogus skip per
 .ave -a-k vou haue 6-n liar" he mr-e-e6 and struck home straight and true. to Inc point of the jaw Tho man went down. and ID sn ir- s-s7- Naus was on top of him. Of came the sailors belt The hands ot -na harrsunna5 man were quickly tied behind him. and before he had nine Co realize what had happened Ncns had cut a length ot cord from trailing haryarI and tied his feet securely after which he gagged him securely with his handena handke7- chief.
 A rr.-e circuit of the ship con- ,frres Ners Harvo-sen that the 0e- ~n.n.a- aF rNe 5a~.a~5 crew were evidently ashore. so he descended 10 rho cabin fn search Of further evi- a.~.a af crime. He was quite p7e na~af ta find Captain ScraECS mas te-,s certificate iu Its familiar oaken frame. banging or the cabin wall but h. WAS frmfau75cd 70 observe. hang r-- nr The wan in a similar and aar7rg nmHar frame, the certificate of A7g.na-t ?. GEhney as first mate nr st.ar ar sail any ocean and any -anraeo. But sdu a third framed certificate hung on the wall and Neils aEaf0 scratched his he8d when he read the wording that set forth the legal qualifications of Bartholomew NrGuNev TO hold down a ioo ss chief c7Cfnccr Of coastwise vessels ur to l.or8 tons net register.
 It wa> patent even to the dull wfr.eE Svo1e. that there had been faur play stwrwhe-a and the schoon- CTS log lgnr open on the table seemed ra u~.r thc first means st hand r.- g solution oT thN mystery, Erre-r~ Nans turned to the last en- rry. !, Was not in Captain Scraggs
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-05
Piles Curod in e TO I4 nays

DruErfEts refund money H PAzO OTNTM ENT tRiIs Co cure Itching Blind Bleeding or ProtrudIuR PHea Instantly relieves Itching Piles, and
 you can Ee, rsstful bIesp after frri application Cbc.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-05
MINING OUTLOOK IMPROVING

papers the outlook ming next yr Not only indications point price improving per from
 approximately 50o000oO auds an deman is not large indications News Bureau SAYS other quantities One Norwegian company purchased pounds November The und ud @ surplus n country s being reduced
 the production and silver is gradually profit produce
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-05

to the exp, sure Of a big whisSey running ring
The daily Alaskan., 1922-01-05

debts 3o I9 2l
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08

Chandler Marindel1 visit her the Hoendn He
Of course, accepted.
eventfu afternoon, Lydia "doed up" She
affected but that afternoon her
velvet ribbon and
couture neck she priceless pearl
dOg.Colar
Martndel coat to stage buffers in
dawngroom plays by ballroom authors familiar
high life soundly grounded into
stately grandeur of the Iolenden house.
But he managed TO reach the which she waiting,
without falling his pretty face knocking
ea advanced toward the ponderous with what he
could muster ar of chiYa1y.
His head light with the ether of bewidgrment.
motoned him chair nearby taking eyes
She conscious tuoyancy only
her off ground but bobbng hopping fidgeted
her ngerp and cleared her bepeaed throat nervously
servant came with tea-wagon. Miss Holenden COM
pmened Mandell upon his splendid grasp upon splendid
art which she had unjusy until she had
herself actually tried 10 come within it,
that like Chandler give their lives to the per-
foeon of fine accompl hmen which unhinlng public
little appreciates understands.
He thanked her, and returned with tribute to scciety-to
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08

crash pays in which he acted the milonaes son ana
he hevamp Chandler Matindel she VINO not only
s born most effee and exclusive closed com
fuaon in American walks turned up her nose at II
she detected its specous pretcnse and its hollow pre-
nsons And she look at Martndels stagesudled
anrcs listened brief hour to his onehlGhtahd YER
ion of manly voice. his aiIormade Slah5 at 6e'ly
fell a crash.
Marndel used chambcmaids and tiashy grass Widows
vas most circumspect his attitude toward me real people,
whom he was now meeting His brash affccations he tried TO
on for he was friehtcned knowing chat he knew nothing
ion he came into presence Of these uporeope The easy
fr with women that long acquired, and which
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08

".
Mr. Martindel' began Peter have noticed the apparent
attachment progressing between and Miss Eoendcn May
ask buntly-do you my sister,"
"Wly-I-of course; of course"
4 mean do you love her would Che whom you
would pick from all the world to be your wife,"
"G-certainly.'
should tell you that am opposed to such MARRIAGE
that control absolutely guardian every penny Of her for
tpre that can and would tic that, if she you
she becomes pauper dependent pon YOU for sun
port. would you still love so much?"
"-oh you wouldn't do tlat Think of the newspanere"
oh-tAe newspapers? The newspapers go just as
heavily think any i this marriage took place whether
cut her off But this passed the turn where can
consider the consequences will put anything in your wa
OF marrying my sister, cannot If you her she is yours
lt1 for the asking But will marry who has not
dollar earth and prospect getting any whether live
Gle, as long is your wife"
This is pretty hard on M Hocndan why do you OBJ
joct TO strongly?"
"Tho question not WHY but how so STRONGLY air ! r,-
peat that you will rot have of the money
you truly love her this will not influence you"
y" do not make you proposition You promise
m"Hicaa with Ms o'onden again and viii give you
"Namo yonr price, sir"
49, Don't he afraid Mr. Narndeli The figure makes little
N me circumstances as long as you name figure
would a hundred thousand dollars too much Mr. Ho
From oo.o eq 5a the curtain came Iyds Hole2aon
voice. nn NTH the ftalcnden dignity reurnclrourned
The actor whl 81 abo9 ao He faced her then her bro.
Ten the floor lydia ja bed button in the wall franticaly
SHOW this mon out" she ordered.
m Ana Ch2ndjor Morinde stock actor who had acted
Of millions The greatest last he ever been over.
"s? said Peter tcnderly his sister who was sobbing
On his breast = wanted to protect you have more of
hundred thousand dollars WHAT misery price! If he
ed agmonded milo ono msh have loved him for it,
a'os IIoIcnde Taa at hundred 4 5noa.an4
re worth five times tha amount | If he wanted
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08
HEEL" says my friend the Canada Kid as heel down

~ HEEL" friend, the Canada Kid, as a heel down
. to his soul,
d. 81 is all very well for pickpocket puon puns.
But that man purses prma face
And believe that the Canada kG
"aG it up out of his head" surely b.
p, unity to learn about heels
II the Darlance of the KIDS circle hcc9 il boundcr wiz,
r us only where created himself soft spot I,
il zce the man makes woman friendship
MAJ and then puts gyp would to the charge M
safe blower takes chance with life well his
the Dckpocket Gaahad but he risks plenty tho burglar
sneak but he knows he may quietly he
The "beel" pavs it for ply steal
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08

c who are magned little conprhcnded by those
fortunate enough in actual touch with such blue
coded thoroughbrols Lydia Iollenlen.
approach personalities though erhy and
re he left dusk convinced that ths mionarcs5
smtten with him, and she sure Of the same thinF
several calls 1t came TO handwriting stag"
was approaching c'imax-some sort of climax.
Honden had watched with alarm the of hi
9roaching disaster. SUCH
should end tragedy If it should reach what the penny&
aers would call "happy ending to such a situation.
twice he had eavesdropped from behind heavy
lores that clrtaned anteroom. lie had oyelhca43
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she who was taking the lead in rapidly developing
romantic relations All the penup letting
itself out to the capap stage who shouldn't have
muster with levelheaded seamstress.
So evening Peter Hoenden had serious talk with his
sister, He found that his suspicious than justified.
His sister confessed quite freely she was in love with Martin.
dell Peter raved argued begged
none Oh IT, Society meant nothing to herhad
thing What the might of no momenshe
never read them Her life her she had right
live according to her ideals, her incnations
Chandler Martnde should propose to her she would ao
ce0t him and marry him.
Peter Holenden led his
He nothing for you" he sad husky Hes after your
money"
Lydia jumped up.
dare your" she cried
"Why, it is plain You older than he, have let your
ghood slip along until longer the first blush OF
beauty you neither vivacious my sister
might truly love you, because he aght
sincerely and with respect together with
adorable qualities that hidden under the surface
might love you
But this theatrical whippersnapper! The things that
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-08

lOFdDle ABOUT you, ne COu!Q never
see Or understand. To him your
name means inviting notoriety,
and your money means indepen-
dent luxury. II you were not u
Hollenden and had no money, he
wouldn't look at YOU
81 cannot peneve it." she said.
firmly.
will you let me convince you?"
"How ca you?"
"If you will give me your per-
mission to try, l will make a bar
gain. Let me talk for five minutes
with him here, on this settee, while
you stand behind that curtain. II
you are satisfied after that to
marry him, l will give my consent
and my enthusiastic blessing"
every we'll. 1t is not honorable,
but | grant you this is vital de-
cision. | will agree"
The next afternoon, when Mar.
tindoll called, he was net by Feter
instead of Lydia Hollenden.
"My sister" said Peter, mas
been unfortunately called away
or shall | say fortunately called
away? 1t may be fortunately, be-
cause l have wanted for some days
to have d little talk with YOU. VIII
you sit DOWN."
NaItindeIl senscd that Pater Hot
lenden was about to tell him Of his
sisters love, and to assure him that
the family would welcome him, fer
by now he had grown somewhat
accustomed to the atmosphere,
end he'd digested tho prospect Of
marrying millions and aristocracy.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
D-part~-.s ef .hs I.srrsc.

Departaeat of the InserSoe
U. 8. Land Office at Del Norte'
Colorado. April IS. lS33.
NOTICE ID hereby given that Nrs'
Kate d. Grant. Of Monte Vista. Colo
rado, who. on February 70. 1913.
made Stock Raising H o q . ST.
ADJ. No. otS2S. for 9Wh NWh
and NhsWH section - and 9 =
NEk and NhSEH and Nh9WA
section - and e Eh SEN and eWA
Sen section -. township SSN,
range ~. N. ~. p. meridian, has
filed notice Of Intention TO make
fiunl three year proof. 10 establish
claim 10 the land above described,
before Register and Receiver. as
Del Norte. Colorado. on. the 10th DAY
Of June. 1879.
Claimant names - wltneeoee:
Absaiom v. Tabor. OF Monte Vista
Colorado.
Nrs. Edna H. Short. Of Monte VISTA
Colorado. A.
Nrs. Mary =. Ia Porte. Of Ala.
mooa. Colorado.
Margaret d. Smart. OF AlamosA
No CHARLES D. voRIs.
Register.
May s-Iune 3.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
CENTER AWARDED VALLEY
TRACK CHAMPIONSHIP CUP


Recently the Valley Tracl
Championship cup was awarded t.
Center. after Feast. OF Center. ant
White. Of Del Norte. run the Low
hurdle race In Monte Vista, Feast
defeated White.
At the valley track meet held II
Monte Vista. April s. a tie was de
clared between Center and saguacht
for first place. at ~ points. A con
tested decision on the low hurdles
at the meet made It necessary te
run the race again with the above
result. This gave Center one more
point. and gave her the vale,
championship.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
0,0O0,0 FORD

o,OO0. 900 FORD
BUILT ON MAY 9Th
The six millionth Model 1T" Ford
motor was produced May 18th. in
the Ford Factory At Detroit. In
other words. from the time back in
1908 when the Ford Motor company
began marketing the now famous
Model ct" Motor car until May Is.
1922, total OF six million Ford
Cars and Trucks have been pro-
duced. Out Of this total 5.5l7.956
were delivered to purchasers in the
United States alone, and according
to the latest statistics. 4.47S,248 OF
these Ford cars and trucks are still
In daily service.
Thus. II will be seen that out OF
every five Ford cars and trucks
sold to retail purchasers In the
United States alone during the past
fourteen years, four are still in ac-
tual daily use, which is really re-
markable when the hard service OF
commercial cars is taken into con-
sideration. This seems to forcibly
confirm the popular knowledge Of
longevity OF Ford cars.
That Ford products have been
quite evenly distributed throughout
the United States is borne out by
the fact that thru the sparsely set
tied communities In the west to the
densely populated cities In the east
practically the same ratio OF Ford
cars and trucks to population exists.
Ohio leads with \ total of 29O.-
1853 Ford cars and trucks in daily
use: Illinois comes second: Pennsyi-
vania third: Texas fourth. and
Michigan nth: with n total OF 23&.-
Osl. New York. Iowa and California
follow in the order named, each
having more than 100000.
An idea Of the important part
played by Ford Cars and trucks In
the daily transportation of goods
and persons In the United States
can be gained by realization Of the
fact that with the Ford cars now In
operation. averaging . minimum Of
5000 miles per year each. they
would pile up . total OF twenty-five
billion transportation miles-equiv.
aient to more than . million trips
around the world,
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
0HERlFE.S HALE

NOTICE. 10 hereby given that by
virtue Of = certain allen writ. OF
special execution issued out of the
office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the Twelfth Judicial Dis
trtct Of the State OF Colorado and In
and for the County Of Rio Grande.
and dated the 5Sth day Of May 4. d.
lS32. whereby I am commanded to
make the sum OF eiO.+S7.60 dam
ages, &S00.o0 - an attorneys fee
and costa OF suit aAd interest from
the 18th day OF January A. d. 1922
aud costs OF sale. the same being the
amount OF certain foreclosure
judgment recently obtained against
the defendants John p. 6cholsrman.
II. II. Scholerman. Girls Settlers.
Tho First National Bank Of Monte
Vista. Colo. . corporation. and The
First National Bank Of Center. Colo.
. corporation. and In favor OF
Thomas c. Hurt ~ plaintiff. ] have
levied upon the following described
property situate and being In Rio
Orands County. State Of Colorado,
to-wit:
Tho Northwest quarter (NW
", Section Five ts). Town
ship Forty (<0D. North. Range
Eixht (s) v. N. N. NJ. together
with fifty statutory inches OF
water from the canal Of the
Rio Grandc Land and Canal
Company. recorded In Book II,
Page it?. In the records Of Rio
Orandc County. Colorado.
THEREFORE, ACCORDING TO
SAID COMMAND AND BY VIRTUE
or THE LAW, ! will offer for sale
and will sell st Public Auction. for
cash all of the right. title and In
tcrcst Of the said dsesndasts. John
r. Bchoiermau. n. u. 0cAoleSmaa.
Chris Bsilsrs, The Ylroe Nstioaal
Hank Of Monte Vista. COLORADO. Q
coeporatlon. snd Tue rlree National
Bank Of Csntss. Colorado. . cor.
poratlou, ID and % tho above =.
scribed propssty. at the North eroot
door Of The County Court Aouso. n
the Town Of Del Noets. Rlo orA11e
Couaey, Colorado o. 3er1 0ay Of
june 4. D. 1888 q eho hour q ~
O'Clock u .the eoronooa Of 0aS4 1ay
Datsd ae Del Norts. Rio osaaAe
County, Colombo. this 3lth 6ay ol
Nay <. D. 1888.
EDWARD .. ABBRNATHY.
Sheriff q RIO 0eas1e County. Coeo.
0Y PAUL .. ALDR10nT.
Uelsr 0Asrisf.
Ftrse Pub. May -. 1888.
iasa Pub. juno -, 1883.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
NOTICE. or PUBLICATION
Drnartasrae oe the 1ntrrsos

u. q. Land Office At Del Nortc,
Colorado. April IS. 1899.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that
Kate D. Grant. Of Monte vists'
Colorado. who. on October 80. 1903.
made Desert Land Application. No.
oi7Sl, for Sh8Ek section 20 and
0ksW X. section 81. township ssN'
Yange IN. N. ~. r. meridian. has
filed notice Of intsntion 10 make
ftsaI proof by purchase Act -.
1915 70 establish claim 10 the land
ahovo described. before Register AND
Recslver. at Del Norts. Colorado
o. the ioth Aay Of Juss. 1888.
Claimant names - witnesses:
A6oajon V. Tabor. OF Monte Vista
Nh. nAna n. SAotl, Of Moats
Visa, Celofa1o. a..
Nro. Aasy =. L. Porte. Of Ala
Dooa, CeooSo1o. 49,
1lofeaso1 3. Smart. Of Alanosa,
cHARLEs D. voRIs.
Register.
Nay s-Juss ..
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
NO EXTENSION GIVEN
ON AsSEasNENT u

As the present congress is not
likely to grant further concessions
In the matter of assessment work,
owners Of nonpatented oil and min
eral claims should have the 1921
work cOmpleted-or under way
by l2 noon of July l. 1929.
According to advices received
from Washington further extension
OF time Is not to be expected and
claim owners should have the nee
essary assessment work performed
which. under the old law. should
have been completed by Dec. 81
1921. completed by July of this
year. and should further arrange for
prosecution Of the annual assess.
ment for the ensuing year within
the twelve months terminating July
l, 1923.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

Del Norte is already making plans
to have q rousing celebration on the
fourth Of July. A program COM
mittee has been appointed but at
going to press we are unable to get
the details. This celebration IL to
be handled by the Fair committee
and a real celebration will be
staged.-San Juan Prospector.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

Mrs. Eva Doubermier departed
for Kansas City, Mo-, Friday eve-
ming, after weeks stay In Monte
Vista. while helping her sons Cecil
and Ivan get started in business in
the o. X. restaurant, which they
recently purchased. Mrs. Douber,
mier will later return here to make
her home.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF RIO aRANDE
In THE DISTRICT COURT
A. E. HEADLEE
vs.. SUMMONS
AXEL g. ANDER-
SON AND T. ].
BALLEW.
Defendants

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO.
To Alex c. Anderson and T. J..
Ballew the defendants above named.
GREETING:
You are hereby required to ap-
pear in an action brought against
you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of Rio Grande
County, State Of Colorado, and ans
wer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service here
OF, ii served within this County;
or, II served out OF this County, or
by publication within thirty days
after the service hereof, exclusive Of
the day Of service; or judgment by
default will be taken against you
according to the prayer Of the COM
plant. And II copy OF the COM
plAint In the above entitled action
be not served with this summons.
or II the service hereof be made out
of this state, then ten days addi-
tional to the time hereinbefore
specified for appearance and ans
wer will be allowed before the TAX
ing Of judgment by default A. afore-
said.
The said action IL brought to re-
cover from you the sum Of $bo0o.00
with interest 1t So per annum from
March IL. 1921 to August ~, 1921
on 4SOOO.o0 and ON the said $4,000
from August 81. 1921 to date Of
Judgment; the sumof $4,000 with
interest thereon At 50 per annum
from March II, 1920 to March IL.
1879 and from March 1. 1s23 to
date of judgment 1t So per annum;
To recover tudgrnent on the sum OF
SS.eoo.oo with interest thereon At
81 per annum from March H..
1920 to date Of judgment; to re-
cover Judgment for the sum Of
Sl,s00.oo with interest thereon At
e% per annum from March IL
1920 to date Of judgment aad for
1915 of the said sum OF $4.SsO.0O
plus the interest thereon at So
per annum from March IL. 1920 to
date Of judgment As an attorneys
fee and for the additional sum OF
100000 as attorneys fees and
costs of suit, and to foreclose the
rights of the defendants and each
OF them and any equity which they
or either of them may have In and
to the South half and the South
half OF the North half OF Section 2A
Township 80, North. and in Range
8, E. n. NJ. NJ, and also In the
water right pertaining to said land
and described as contract No. 4sb
bearing date As OF February 2.
1920. executed by The Rio Grande
Land and Canal Company. to The
Colorado Valley Land Company. as
viii more fully appear from the
complaint In said action to which
reference 10 here made: copy OF
which is attached hereto and served
herewith.
And you are hereby notified that
II you fail to appear. and TO ans
yer the said complaint rs above re-
Quired, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered and viii
thereafter apply to the Court for
the relief prayed In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the
Seal OF the District Court At Del
Norte, In said County. this 18th day
OF April. A. D. 1929.
L. r. STONE.
A. Clerk OF the District Court.
(6EAL)
May lS-June ~.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

Mrs. Henry Foster, Of Chama, N.
NJ, visited friends In Monte Vista
Monday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

-WANTED-To rent n second
hand Nictrola or Victor machine
with records. Address Box rs Home
lake p. o., with terms. etc.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02
FOR SALE

FOAS ohAE
! Player Piano.
! Edison Phonograph.
/ Side Board.
Davenport.
Dresser.
l Chiffonier.
l Library Table.
2 Large Leather Chairs.
Rockers.
/ Bed, Spring and Mattress.
/ Book Case.
Sewing Machine.
l Monarch Range.
2 Kitchen Tables.
2 Dining Tables.
! Electric Washing Machine.
l Taboret.
2 Stands.
Some Books.
Shovels, Picks, Rakes, etc.
MRS. CHAS. AKERS.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

Others have been satisfied with
our work and prices, why not you?
LECKENBY & SENEFF.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

FOR sALE-Give your orders for
Certified Peach Blow seed potatoes
10 Claussen Bros. Center Colo.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

The scientific hog and poultry
feeder should use Tnnknge TO form
q balanced ration. Same can be had
by calling at Busch-Nelson slauEh-
ter house.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

FOR SALE-Two wheel trailer
for auto. J. W. Dutton. Route 2.
Monte Vista.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

FOR RENT-Pasture- for COW:
also have single comb Rhode Island
Red ekgs for sale A. 3. Worth.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

FOR SALE-lo acres near Monte
Vista. $4,000.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-06-02

Fon sALE-As acres near Hoop
er, 0l,1NN.00.