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Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Roy Campbell. whose post
onice address is Holly. Colorado. grantor.
se srd day of sy & 3 rs $50 aa,sa aus on
corded In Book 20. Page $50 OF the rec
ords OF the Office OF Clerk and Recorder
OF the county OF Phillips and state OF Colo
rado. conveyed TO the Public Trustee OF
said county the following described land.
70 5S5-wi.; .nc,,on The i southeast quarteT .sEHl
seven Is. north Of ss range H fopsynioap pSnsnp
40. west OF the 9Th p. NJ. In the coun-
" OF Phillips and state OF Colorado. in
cipai note of even date with said Deed
r orn dST ,ne fnsps ce os sum q six
Bank OF iioiyok-. Colorado. due one
with Interest thereon from date at IN:
semi annually. and II not paid when due.
principal and accrued interest TO draw
u per cent per annum,
by the said grnntor in said Deed Of
Trust In the covenants and conditions
Imposed nf upon upon said grantor by the terms
The said grnntor has failed to pay said
principal not. when due. except pay-
the taxes asssssed % asninst the hea sala % lnpnY my
MS provided for by said Deed OF Trust.
And Whereas. The legal holder OF tho
has filed with said Public Trustee mo-
ticc and demand In writing declaring
said default and nl.cting TO declare the
whole debt represented by said note
and interest thereon 10 date OF sale due
and payable. and demanding the sal.
OF said land under said Deed OF Trust.
subject TO c.rtalp Mortgage nrninst
the said land for tar thousand dollars
Nlo.0eo0np. recorded In Book So pag.
i2i OF the Office OF Clerk aud Recorder
OF Phillips county. Colorado
Now Therefore. Public notice In here
by given that, purruant to said notice.
election and demand, and under and by
ftI m ae...l la. n.
said Decd OF Trust and tho law. T. n.
y ilnrgrcnvcr. Public Trustee of naid
l'hiilirs county and state of Colorado.
wiz sell the above dcncribcd land for
cnnh. AT public auction. to the highest
bidder nt the front door or the court
house. ~ flolyoke, In the county OF phil
,ns and state OF Colorado. on Friday.
ipss. nt 10 o'clock In the forenoon. for
th. purpose OF paying said note. inter-
est to date OF sale. taxes. attorneys
fees provided for by said note and tho
espenH's OF this sale. and VIII give 10
the purchaser thereof csrtlfcnte OF
purchase therefor. an provided By law.
Said sale win bc nade subject 10 u
securing q PRINCIPAL sum OF ton thounand
dollars tsi0.on0no). which mortgage IN
recorded IN Hook 80, Page lgi OF the
records Of the office OF rlerit and Re-
cofder oi ,he county Of rhlllips and
state oi Colorado
Dated % iiqlyoke. colrado. this 10th
n H. nARdREAvEs,
Public Trustee OF rhliilpa County. Colo
fndo.
ri.st publication An-ii u
..ast publication May 10
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
POLES APPEAL TO VATICAN
Catholics In Restored Regions Opposed
to German Cardinals
Rule.

Warsaw.-Polish Catholics in those
districts OF Upper Sllesla recently re-
turned to Poland by the League of Ma
tions have appealed to Pope Plus NJ
for separation from the authority Of
Cardinal Bertram. the German arch
bishop Of Breslau, under whose ecclesi-
astical rule they remain. despite the
new political division Of the country.
The appeal is the second one made
to the Vatican, the first having been
held up by the Illness and death of
Pope Benedict. 1t Is an echo OF the
Sllesian plebiscite troubles Of 1921,
when Cardinal Bertram issued an anti
Polish pastoral letter.
Mgr. Ratti. then papal nuncio to 20.
land but now pope. declared then that
the letter was published without his
knowledge. The Silesinn Poles nrc
hopeful Of favorable decision on ac-
count OF Pope Plus first-hand knowl.
edge Of the situation.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
NEW INDEX OF PRODUCTION
HARVARD Eeonomiets at Work on In.
dustriai Statioties-Workins
on New Method.

Cambridge. Mass.-The forecasting
OF business conditions. which has been
done for more than two years by the
Harvard Economic Service. operated
by Harvard university under the di.
rectlon Of n group Of business men
and Investigators known as the Com.
mlttee on Economic Research. Is now
being supplemented by study of the
fluctuations of Industrial production.
The Harvard economists have de-
yised a method OF constructing stats.
tlcally an index Of the volume of pro.
ductlon similar to their present index
OF prices. II Is stated ut the university
that. while this new method IL still
being tested and refined. the evidence
20 date would seem TO Indicate that
II Is reliable and will lend additional
support 10 the forecast OF business con.
dltlons.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
STOP AIR ACCIDENTS
New Aircraft Engine Eliminates
t. Use Of Gasoline.
Use of Heavy Fuel Oil. It is Believed
by Experts, Win Prevent Such
Disasters as That to Army
Dirigibe Roma.

Baltimore, Md.-Experlments con-
Quoted by the national advisory COM
mittee for aeronautics. under the gen.
eral direction of DR.. Joseph s. Ames,
have developed an aircraft engine
eliminating the use of gasoline, which
Doctor Ames described as the ''funda-
mental cause" of fire accidents in the
air.
BY the use of heavy fuel oil, Doc
tor Ames said, 1t is hoped to prevent
such disasters as that to the army
dirigible Roma, in which only three
men out of forty-five escaped. Doctor
Ames is professor Of physics at Johns
Hopkins university and chairman of
the executive committee Of the aero
nautic organization.
The new engine, high speed air
plane wing, and device which Is
being developed for obtaining data and
making tests under actual service
conditions, will be reported at the
semi-annual meeting of the advisory
committee in Washington.
No special processing Of the oil en-
ployed in the new engine is required,
Doctor Ames said. The motor itself
Is a modified Liberty, with pistons
made much longer to provide greater
compression. 1t has no valves. The
oil, very thick and gummy, Is forced
through jet by compression pump.
and enters the cylinder under high
pressure.
The greatest problem involved, Doc
tor Ames said, was to make u motor
of this sort light enough for aviation.
but he regarded this as largely accom-
plished. He added that the oil could
be used for automobiles.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
sHERiFF's SALE

Iiy virtue of u Judgment and special
execution IN foreclosure, isEued out OF
and under the seal of the district cour,
state OF Colorado upon n Judgment ren-
d.red and docketed In said court on the
9Th day OF March. 1929. In an action
wherein y y, sampson IL plaintiff and
George u. Avcrill and Eta ~, Av.i.
plnlntlfr and against the naid defendants
FOR the sum OF Eight Thousand Five
Hundred Eighty Three and io.io0 iini-
lars s5inl, together with s3ipa.
special execution In foreclosure was III
rected and delivered 10 me a- sheriff In
and for said county Of Phillips. I have
levied upon all the right. title aud intrr-
est OF the eaid defendants ucorrs y.
Ayerlll and Isiin 4. Ayerill IN anl 10
me Southeast quarter tsEh) OF Soc.
ton Twenty Eiy" isa). Township Nine
,,s. @ Mort, A., Of az Range fortgifcnr l,h 90
inentH thereon, IN .rhiliips county. Colo
rado. Notice In hereby given that I.
the undersigned. nhnrlr ms Aforesaid.
VIII soil the above described real prop.
public auction al the front door. q the
court house IN the town OF liniyoite,
county OF Phillips and state Of Colorado.
on Monday. the gath day Of May. a, y.
1922, at 10 o'clock "a. m. OF that day 70
satisfy the snid execution together with
dated % q, iIolyoke. rhillns county.
Colorado this 27th day OF April, A. D.
1879,
Sheriff OF Phillips County, Colorado
claude II. Wnirod Attorney.
nHte ef first publication Aptii ps
Date of last publication May 70.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
viii Give Free Consultation on
FRIDAY, JUNE 2
THE SEARS HOTEL
from 10 a. M, to 8 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY

They Come Many Miles to See Him
DR.. Doran is a. regular graduate in
medicine and surgery and Is licensed
by the State of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities. and offers to all
who call on this trip consultation and
examination free, except the expense
OF treatment when desired.
According to his method Of COM
ing to your nearest city to see. pa
tients he gives all sick people an op-
portunity to obtain the best that med
ical science can offer right at home.
He does not operate for chronic ap-
pendicitis, gall stones. ulcers OF stom-
ach. tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonder
ful results In disease of the stomach,
liver. bowels. blood. skin. nerves,
heart. kidney. bladder. bedwetting,
catarrh. leg ulcers and rectal all
ments.
II you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any
better. .do not fail to call, as i'm
proper measures rather than disease
are very often the cause of your long
standing trouble.
Remember above date. that exam
ination on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is diffsren
Married ladies must come with
their husbands. and children with
their parents.
Address: Medical Laboratory of
DR.. Doran, 335-336 Boston Block,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18

Dear Public:
WILL you FIT YOURSELVES OR
DE FITTED WITH GLASsEsg
II the man asks you to read letters
on chart across The room and You
try 10 tell him whom you think you
SEQ best. You ARE FITTING YOUR.
sELF-A VERY POOR WAY TO
GET CLASSES; but II yon como to
me for glasses examine tho interior
OF the eyes with instruments, and In
q very few minutes determine exact.
~ what lenses you require WITHOUT
ASKING you ANY QUESTIONS.
This is thu highest degree OF skill
known 10 the optical world; and You
folks. particularly. whose eyes are
hard 10 NJ. will find that my work
WILL satisfy you.
Better mark my dnte on your cnl.
cndar no you won't forget. Every
body tell everybody when I'm com.
Ing Thanks.
e. r. BURNETT, ors,metriu.
Box i57 Pueblo. Colo.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18

Uncle Sans thIrty.three million dol
lar battleship. the U. S. s. Maryland"
can now boast Of wonderful mess
crew-the pride of the navy. Captain
d. r. Sellers each week has an in
spcction of the mess tables for which
there are three prizes offered TO the
best mess crew TINT are attentive to
their duties. Keen rivalry exists be-
tween the mess squads and II became
so difficult that George w. Sweeney
of the Hotel Mems association was
called upon to judge the inspection
one day. The photo shows Capt. ID.
=. Sellers OF the Maryland and George
W. Sweeney.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Falls Dead In Grave
He Dug for Another

weehuwken. y. J.-Aftcr
completing the digging OF grave
In the cemetery here Christian
Book. forty.two ycnrs old. OF .
River Road, North Bergen, was
stricken with 0cutc indigestion
and fell Into the grave he had
dug for another.
AZ the plnn toppled over the
funeral cortcge Bearing the body
of Mrs. Mary Bruggtnnn, of Jcr.
sey city. had entered the gntcs
OF the cemetery. When the
cnsket was about to be lowered
to the grave, the body OF the
grave digger wni discovered.
Book was veteran of the
spnnlsh.Aif,cricnn war. and
served ns one OF the late Colonel
i,ooac,cll's Rough Riders.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
DEAD REBELS ADVERTISE U. S.
PaJamas Of Hanged Albanians Bear
Label "Gift Of American
People,"

Scutnri. Albania. - Gift OF the
American people" read labels on the
pajnma-clnd bodies Of two notorious
insurgents which hung from tree In
the center OF this town for several
days.
The Incongruliy OF the labels evil
IDENTIFY did not strike the Albanian nu-
thorities who carried oGt the exccu-
tions. ns NIL the pajamas given ont to
the poor by American relief workers
are so marked, and these garments
evidently were the only ones available
In which to clothe the condemned men.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18

The Jazz Is No Dance Music; There Is Nothing
of Grace or Beauty in Jazz
By JUDGE ARNOLD HEAP. Chicago Morals Court



find this professional dancer in cabaret guilty Of
performances and fine her $780, The abdominal
and the shimmyite must 60.
You do anything while listening jazz The
dance music There grace beauty You do find the
activity the physical and mental exharaon of the
BY fathers and mothers where produced by
dance
This mack Of the barbarism Of the jungle The
obscene The evil genius Of this place has ay combined
Of primitive senuay with the gded refinement of modern
tousncss.
This cafe open the public admission fee charged
city license must have been obtained conduct find
ming for months catering the and bae of human passions
That these things happen the fourth largest city in the world
soad civilized community where deceny and religion
be the average Chicagoan his head
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Tries Rattlesnake for Tu.
berculosis.

iyshnm. Mont.-IInvIng heard
from Indians In Arizona while
he resided there TINT the bites
of a rnttlesnnkc would cure ~.
bcrculosis. George Burke. n for.
mer snIlor. now living here. dc.
ilberntely let n rattlcsnnkc bite
his arm several months ni,v.
Burkc's tuberculosis hns almost
vanished. but physicians fnmll.
inr with the cnse nrc slow to
accept the snnke.bIte theory.
They believe other causes. yet
TO be learned. effected the cure.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Hens Worried One Day.

Gettysburg. Pa.-John Mcdonnell
hns brood Of 10 black MInorcn chick.
ems which do strange things. The
other day the flock laid 10 eggs. Two
Of the eggs were Joined end TO end.
Both eggs In this freak combination
are perfectly formed and about the
sIzc Of ordinary eggs.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Ca. Buried % Day. Rescued.

Placervllie. Cal.--A cat. buried In n
snowslide near Bridgeport, wns- res.
cued nllve recently nftcr being I'm.
prisoned thIrty-elght days. according
70 report received here, which stated
that james GuIs found, the animal
mewIng fnIntly. The slide cost the life
OF J. W. Ponders.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
HoLYoKE A GOOD TOWN
RaoonCo TA uoe

: HoLYokE A GOOD TOWN
2 Because It Has
2 Good streets
) Good water
! Good sewer system
: Good municipal water plant
: Good municipal light plant
) Good fire company and equip.
Z ment
: Good band
) FIGURING mill
Z 24-Hour electric service
Ornamental street lighting
) Five nice churches
Fine modern homes
Modern stores
, Five garages
: Four oil companies
Two lumber yards
: Modern ice plant
) Cold storage plant
Z Modern creamery
Four cream stations
; Two good hotels
: Good eating houses
2 New county high school
) New grade school
I Children's playground
: Modern hospital
J Two machine shops
! Three elevators
Z Free mail delivery
: d. L. d. east and west highway
5 G. p. C. north and south high.
way
9 Good lodges
; Splendid theater
4 Two newspapers
, County court house
) County telephone system
County fair grounds
= . . . . . ,
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Most Worthy Celebration.

Memorial dny is best celebrated by
TINT deep appreciation OF the loyalty.
devotion and hcrolsm making this a
united nation. which Impresscs IN
with our own responsibility for keep
ing II united for generations tint are
e. follow us.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18

There are not half as many Gym
les rs there are persons who wish
you to think they are.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18

Dry laws produce good deal OF
dry humor.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
TRUSTEES. PROCEEDINGS

Holyoke. Colo. May l. 1922.
The Board OF Trustees Of the Town
OF Holyoke met in regular session at
the clerks office at Sis p. IN.
Present, Mayor Struble. Trustees An
derson. Harris. Colver. canady. John
son and Reimer.
Moved and seconded that the follow
ing bills be allowed and warrants drawn
on the proper funds. Motion carried
". s Young, frt. on globes ......s 1850
w. y. Heginbotham. stamps. env. 800
". s. Young. express ............ SIS
Harry Foster. salary half April. 9250
Henry T. Gasscrt. salry hf April 6e.50
Fay Wllhelmson. salary hf. April $3.50
l.. II. kepier. salary half April. 1850
y. u. Mason. salary half April. 5000
JUS. q. Noll Lbr. Co, rosts... so
4. 81. Smith & Son. bill OF 5-i-2e $50
i, NJ. Smith a. Son. bill OF 5-l-ss tgs
pittsburg Meter Co.. meter parts 1929
Zeiler bros. bill OF 5-i-2e ...... .36
Buffalo Meter Co. meter parts. igt
T.. y. Mason. 9 meals for strand
cisy,on sS men Coal Co. car. q coal. ..sSs Is
Continental oil Co. kerosene 80. $50
GIN GLASS Co.. globes ............ $3.50
Mine and Smelter Supply Co.. bills
OF April rs. 10. 1929 ............ 60N
Golden Rule. bill OF 6-i-22 ....... $50
Golden Rule. bill OF b-i-2s ........ 800
= s STRifBt.E, Mayor.
W u. .HEoINBorHAM. Clerk.
Phillips County herald., 1922-05-18
Coming to
HOLYOKE
DIR. DORAN
A Specialist Not In Name Only, but
by Experience Of Almost q
Quarter Of Century

DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14

Sixty per cent of the work on a ship
is in constructing the hull. and the re-
naming 40 per cent is installing me-
chanical parts. deck finishings and
other equipment that goes to make the
finished vessel.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
IS RECEIVED
OF HOTEL MEETING
Great Falls Men Plan to Attend
Association Gathering at
Hunters Hot Springs.

Hotel men of this city, members of
the Montana State Hotel association,
have received notice that the annual
meeting of that organization is sche-
duled to be held at Hunters Hot
Springs, June "a and %.
Among well known hotel men who
are On the program to give papers
on different subjects are James +.
Finlen of the Finlen hotel, Butte; Jere
J. Sullivan of the Choteau house. Fort
Benton; F. r. Van de Putte, of the
Park hotel, Great Falls; Fred E. kess-
Ter of the Placer hotel. Helena; A. j.
Breitenstein of the Hotel Rainbow,
Great Falls; John +. Murphy of the
Jordan hotel, Glendive: W. f. Love of
the Thornton hotel, Butte, and Sterl-
ing NJ. Wood of Billings.
The officers of the Montana State
Hotel association are: George McCarn
Of Hunters Tot Springs, hotel, presi-
dent; f. r. Van de Putte of the Park
hotel, Great Falls, vice president
George +. Shea of the Nortehrn hotel.
Billings. secretary-treasurer; and A.
J. Breitenstein of the Hotel Rainbow.
Great Falls, publicity manager. w. F.
Love of the Thornton hotel, Butte;
George z. DER of the Bozeman hotel.
Bozeman. and John F. Murphy of the
Jordan hotel, Glendive, form the Board
of Directors.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14

conda plans to use most of its zinc
ores at Butte for making of electrolytic
zinc. This is a very high grade zinc,
being of such grade that were it used
in making zinc oxide, the oxide would
be sold only to industries requiring
the finest grades. The rubber industry
does not require a specially pure zinc
oxide. The main requirement is that
the zinc oxide shall be free from lead.
Such zinc oxide is easily made directly
from certain ores or by burning to
oxide prime western brands of zinc,
which sell about IL cents a pound
cheaper than electrolytic zinc.
1T is, therefore, believed that the
Akron development only contemplates
working into zinc oxide of certain zinc
that Anaconda gets as a by-product at
Anaconda in treating lead-zinc flota-
ton concentrates by the Laist process
prior to smelling the residues for lead
at the Tooele plant of international
Smelling COMPANY"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
WALL STREET journal SAYS
STATE MAY GET BRASS PLANT
Great Falls Given Impetus by Financial
Papers Story.

A news story in the Wall Street
Journal of June 6, concerning the flu
ture plans of the Anaconda Copper
Mining company and some of its sub
salaries, gave impetus in Great Falls
Tuesday to rumors of the Anaconda
company's increased activities in this
city soon. The rumors were founded
on the Journals statement that the
Anaconda company lis contemplating
building a brass plant in Montana"
The Journals story, in full. follows:
"Akron-Semi- official announcement
has been made that international Lead
company, subsidiary of Anaconda Cop
building in Akron a 81 100000 plant
for manufacture of zinc compounds
highly essential in the rubber industry.
William Wrath, president of Inter
national company, recently has spent
some time here inspecting possible
building sites and closing contracts
with some of the larger companies.
Mr.. Wrath said that he has nc state
ment to make at the present time.
"Officials of Anaconda Copper Min
ing compan will make no statement in
regard to whether or not it has def
u1teiy QeClueu W Uuilu Il ElIc oAIut
plant at Akron. or whether if such a
plant is erected it's supply of zinc will
come from Butte ores or from other
sources.
Anaconda has large bodies of zinc
ore in several of its mines situated in
the Centerville section of the Butte
district. These are Of such grade that
they will not pay TO work at present
prices of zinc and present costs of
mining. However. under normal con-
ditions they will yield a good profit.
Anaconda has an electrolytic zinc
refinery at Great Falls, Montana. This
is operating about at capacity. Its
main ore supply at present is from
Butte & Superior which is shipping
concentrates enough to make about
100000 pounds of zine a month. This
contract runs for several years. Ana
conda is contemplating building a brass
plant in Montana. 1t also supplies
American Brass company, of which it
owns over 9912 per cent Of the shares,
with its zinc requirements, as well as
other onsumer
ut is, therefore, thought that Ana
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
new SETTLERS
WELL STARTED
ON GOOD CROPS
Families From Idaho Located
Near Cascade Have 16O
Acres in Potatoes.

Only two months after they entered
the district as settlers, the six families
from southern Idaho, placed on
S0-acre tracts near Cascade, by Cas-
cade and Great Falls business men
working with the Great Northern rail
way, have made an impressive begin
ming, according to G. W. Lincoln of
the Great Northern land department.
"The crops are planted and seem to
be doing WELL" said Mr.. Lincoln. 1.-THE
six families have Joined in planting
100 acres of potatoes and the railway
has arranged with a Chicago company
to give a substantial guarantee on the
crop with the price based on a slid
ing scale over that amount. In addi-
ton to the potato acreage, the new
farmers have planted oats and other
spring grains. They have planted
some good experimental plots of sugar
beets. using seed provided through the
Great Falls Commercial club. Samples
of the beets from each plot will be
available for testing.
THE stock of these farmers is
looking good and they are even now
planning to make additions to their
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
INTEREST LACS
NAUCUSTV0TE
SAY OFFICIALS
Rssaation for Primary Slack
Voters Have Until
July Ia.

mrs evidently have not yet begun
to-: interested in the approaching
Au primaries. if the registration
bo,in the court house can be taken
as index. With an average registra-
ito five or six electors daily. offici-
aleve reached the conclusion that
th.mary vote will be light and con-
sxly less than the poll of two
yelgo.
Caufield. in charge of election
re and registration books. says
thw new electors have qualified
thges to vote. The large part of
retion, at the present time. is
CO to transfers from M precinct
to er. MI. Caufield reports a good
nuof transfers from other coun-
titthe state to Cascade county.
vhave until July IA to register
foorimaries.
at few days have been marked
b$sence of candidate filings but
thot regarded as an indication
thly all of the candidates are
nt,e field. Nominating petitions,
fEpleted. ran be filed with
CLERK John r. Moran up to
asling August II. Filings with
= ttary of state must be made
= than 20 days before the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-14
''T|Z" FOR TENDER
SORE. TIRED FEET

The minute you put your feet in a
TIL" bath you feel pain being drawn
out and comfort just soaking in. How