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Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
sl4ERlEr,s nor,cs oe SALE

sued out t't ~ IA ~ 19i:,Ss Of Of the
County Cour, OF Phillips County and
State of Colorado and to me directed,
sum of Seven Hundred. Eleven and 10
100 Dollars, (s7l1:70 and costs Of suit
the amount of n certain Judgment re-
Gently obtained against r. Benjamin in
favor of j, w Barker. Which said judg-
ment wcs declared to BET lien upon the
following described. property, towit:
One black cow bob tall. branded y.
One black COW. no brand. 80.
One roam COW. white face. branded b..
name 'Roany. eu,t l...
One red COW. white face. with horns.
branded b. p
Two red cows broclla face, branded
j D. named Edith and Daisy,
One red COW, branded s, named Ethel;
Two red cows. brockie face. branded
One red COW. branded b.
One black and white Dli spVtted COW,
branded b. named. Spot, 80 " -
Five short yearling calves. no brapdl
Six spring calves. ha.ifg youV ,
'rn Trherefpre, aeSeordng Sso t9 said sontihsnd'
the above. described property. on Monday
the 9Th day of August 1928. at 10 b'cl6tk
A. M. at the Old Eck%sill ,HoInestead,
onA half mile east OF, the. Hilltop school
house and one and one half miles south.
The same being aboIE thirteen and one-
half miles southeast of Holyoke, Coo
in Phillips County. Colorado NG q
Dated at Holyolle this nth day of July
1923. ng..li.
w. r. BEvARD. 2 So
Sheriff of Phillips County.
w. ID. KELSEY. Attorney.
Date of first Publication July 10Th. 1928.
Date of last adjudication August End. 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Land for sr,taln,s Job,ssa. /.

Plans for scitlIng 1900 unemployed
British families a year In New south
Wales aud Victoria have been com
pleted by the British government. Pre-.
mier Fuller Of New South Wales nnd
Premier Lawson OF Victoria announced
upon their arrival n, New York. o
Unused government lands will be
set aside for them and provided with
the necessary irrigation. The colon
isis will be given 80 years In which To
mike the land pny for Itself. New
South Wales will tnkc 00O0 families
year aud Victoria 1000. .
The two prcmlers plan TO proceed
TO Australia by wuy of Vancouver
aficr brief visit 10 Washington.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
LEASE STATE LAND

as q
Office of the State Board of !
Commissioners, Denver, Colo, n
30, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Osca,
Peterson. whose postoffice addre,,
lEaxtun, Colo, has made applic,,
No. B.4SQ4 70 ease the following \
cribed Indemnity School Lands
uhte in > Phillips County, Colon
toiwit: q. :,
idNWNoof Section 80. Towash,
Ne" Rdnge 46 West (Agricllt,,
lease).
|. Notice is further hereby given 4
ali other persons desiring to fls
application to lease all or any \
Of this tract Of land must file 81
in this Office prior to August 2, |,
as no other application to lease
above described lands will be q
sidered after said date.
Z EARL COOLEY,
Register State Board Land
Commissiou
Published July 8, II, 10, 26.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Urvuuay-A Sk sfoh.

Ths broad plains OF Uruguay In thu
amber Aprii that In autumn here. Tho
vintage season. groat black and rose.
coiored muscat grapes. whose crisp
skin crnckles under my teeth. Swarthy
lnborors picking heavy clusters. Dash-
Ing horsemen. their silver stlrrups In.
laid with gold, In white ponchos, broad
sombreros. ~iu long. flowing scnrfs
iiuttering over their shoulders, shout
greeting 10 tho rhythm ~ their horses
boofs, and speed on. Gardens of plnz
laurcl and red hibiscus Grand ave.
nucs Of eucalyptus. sllyering In tho
sun. their trembling foliage outlined
high above M. against the blue vaults
Of hcayen. Poems singing In The vine.
yards. or after sunset lmproyising rus
tic chants to the accompaniment OF
their guitars. A vineyard festiyni.--
Renee Franch0n In La nsyus ds
LAmrique i,atine.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
SUMMONS
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF Phillips.
lnthe District Court,

County of Phillips.
lnthe District Court,
FRED PEPPERKoRN, Plainti6
M, Y. HuDSPETH., KATHERINE HuD-
SPETH and H. CUELAMORE, Defen-
The People of the State of Colorado.
To NJ. Y. Hudspeth, Katherine huds-
above named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
above named paintin ia. the District
rade, and answer the complaint. therein
within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this County: or.
II served out of this County. or by publi-
cation, within thirty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive OF the day of SER
vice: or Judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the pray
er of the complaint. And il a copy of the
complaint in the above entitled action
be not served with this summons, or II
the service hereof be made out of this
time hereinbefore specified for appear
ance and answer viii be allowed before
the taking of Judgment BY default as
aforesaid. f't
The said action is brought to foreclose
a certain mortgage given by NJ. Y Huds-
peth and Katherine Hudspeoh 10 William
Siiligman and assigned by the last named
party to this plaintiff. and to nave said
mortgage declared to be a lien on said
premises superior to all others. excep.
ting those recognized by plaintiff in his
complaint in this cause as paramount
liens; TO recover Judgment upon the note
which said mortgage Secures in the prin-
cipsl sum of 5000 90. together with IN
terest thereon from September l. 1922, ut
. per cent per annun. payao:s semi an
nhaiiy. and an attorneys Zee al Ia er
cent on both principal ai.i Interest. and
foe costs of suit.
e he mortgage herein u tn. subject of
foreclosure covers tho East .Ii,lt .and.Jtc
Southwest quarter of Srr,.nl 40 in
township North OF RsJf:. "a West uf
the 9th T.. Nj, Phillips ,;oInty. -colgui".
'tnc is recorded In Book sg"st Plga So;
OF ,he records OF theacosnsy siers< aid
Recorder thereof, as viii ipore fuily ap-
pear from the complaint In said action
to which reference ssH,-here, rhafe.'t'k A
copy Of which liz hereto attached .,t
And you are hereby. notified that IL you
fail to appear. and to answer The said
complaint ls above required. the said
plaintin viii take. Judgment by default
as prayed.
Given under my hanri and the seal Of
the Districts Court Mt Hoiyol<e. in said
ttonnls, this 18th day of June. A. ID. 1928.
tSenfb %. IL HELLAND. u
Clerk OF District Court Phillins
rt County. Colorado.
First publication July H. 1928.
Last publication August .. 1929.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
First Ameriean.Mads Steel.

p, The nrst steel produced In. tho
United States. according TO the geologl
cal survey. Department Of the Interior,
was probably made In Connecticut In
iT2s. by samuel Hlgley and Joseph
Dewey, Cruclble steel was nrst sue
ccssfuliy produced In the United
States In 1892 at the works Of willlnm
and John H. Gnrrnrd nj Cincinnati.
BeSemer steel was iirst made In this
country in September 1894, by william
~ Durfec, Mt nm experimental plnnt NJ
Wynndolte. Mich, and open.henrih
Steel In 1884 by the New Jersey Steel
and Iron company. nj Trenton.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
LOWER ANIMALS AT BIRTH
Seem to the Observer to Be Strange
Little objects-Baby Giraffe
y fiot Long Helpless.

Recently one of the tortoises at a
large city zoo laid AZ eggs and hatched
out the first tortoise to be born in the
400" AT birth he was two inches
long and weighed little over an ounce.
His mother was fifty years old when he
was Matched out.
Young animals are always very
strange little things when first seen.
The sporcupine is born with its spines,
but they are quite soft and pliable.
They soon harden when exposed to the
am. The puma Is born spotted, and has
rings on his tail. AT six months old
his coat becomes tawny in color and
his tail loses all Its rings.
The tapir is born with curious mark
ings of spots and streaks on his coat.
But when he is four months old these
all disappear.
Some of the young animals have
pretty good time. The woolly opossum
ef South America gives her youngSter
any amount OF joy rides, and she will
climb trees quite nimbly with as maIy
rs twelve of her children clingibg
tenaciously to her. The young black
necked swan from the same country
often gets a ride in his mothers mouth.
The giraffe is one OF the nimblest
animals, even when very tiny. He dis
dains any carrying on his mothers
part and when he is only three days
old will trot gaily along by his moth
er's side
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Vacation
East
THIS SUMMER


visit the scenes and see the sights
you've read about. Enjoy delight
full succession of summer experiences.
See surprising New York, amuse
yourself at Coney Island, enjoy your
self at Atlantic City. Take a salt
dip in the old Atlantic
Historic charm and quaintness
blended with the usual sea shore
attractions invite in Boston and along
New England's picturesque shores.
Summer days are magical in "The
Land of ngeIine"-replete with
mystical and natural beauty.
In the Berkshire country the charm
of lake, picturesque river and inviting
countryside are ideally combined.
Amid the peace and restfulness of
the Adirondacks are these shrines of
the historic past which always carry
a strong appeal.
The Catskills, 'The Land of Rip
Van Winkle," is great natural play
ground of the Eastern States.
Then thsres Niagara Falls, the
Thousand Islands, the White Noun
tains. the Green Mountains, our Ma
tlonal Capital, the resorts in the Blue
Ridge and Allegheny Mountains and
host of other delightful places
large and small, each with lure of
its own. ..-
Round trip excursion-vacation tic.
kets to Eastern resorts are on sale
now. Your choice Of a broad selec-
ton of routes. Long limits and liber-
al stop-over privileges
1t will do you world of good to
get away for time. You'n come
back with set of new. ideas and a
new outlook on life.
Decide where and when you; want
to go; then. come in and see me- IL
| haven't literature on the particular
region in which you are interested {
will get it for you. and make all ar.
~ -.-.a.. rangements for your
5tr complete trip. o..
J. W. McEWEN y
Ticket Agent.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
kn,w WHAT Was Comma.

The spendthrifi son wna leading
hopefully up 70 his usual request
'''Yes you know. father" he oh
scrycd. "fm getung nlpng Jolly well
lately. Why, ] was even introduced 10
Jprrlngton the other day He's the
leading mnn In the whole Of our bust.
ness. l."
"And hnvo you paid him bncl yntr'
Inquired his Impossible parent. Stray
Stories.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Test ree,h Pressure.

DR.. 9. u. Black. president OF Chi.
enEo Dental college. has Invented q
machine TO ie-t the power in pn.
TENTS Jaws. He cnlls II n Rnathpdy-
nnmometer. but that In not the tcsi. II
Is very simple instrument. Doctor
Black has performed gnAthodYnnmo.
metric testa on the Jaws Of n thousand
people. The average power was III
pounds for the inolnr teeth, but much
less for the blcusplds and lneisors
The JAWS nre built on the principle of
"a pair OF tongs.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
SUM MONS
I. X, BROWN. Plaintiff,


State of Colorado. County OF Philllns
In the District Court.
No. 1913.
n. K, BROWN. Plaintiff,
JQ1sEPH A.; KENNEDY, LoTTIE
KENNEDY AND c. H. PAUL, Deia
The People of the State of Colorado
To the Defendants above nam
Greeting:
ton brought against you by the abI
named plaintiff, In the District Court
the County of Phillips. State of Colora
and answer the complaint herein wiaN
twenty Gays after the service hereof
YOU are served within this county,
served out OF this county or by publ.
ton, within thirty days after sery
hereof exclusive OF the day of seryV
or Judgment by default will be uI
against you accoding to the. prayer OF |
This Is an ,attion brought to recov
Judgment for Fifteen Hundred Ddh{
(sl.5oOt principal on promissory M
executed and delivered by the defeaI
Kennedy to Herman NJ Reimers 4
Mary A. seimers on March eth. III
and now. owned by this plaintiff for \
terest on said Fifteen Hundred Dori|
'tSl.S0o) 'frurn April 1. 1921 at the rate
per cent per annum; for Two Humid
Thirty Three Dollars and Twenty-0]
Cents t233.2D. representing taxes nd
together with interest thereon at h
rate of 8 per cent from date of payme-
for attorneys fees in the amount Of N
Hundred Dollars ($200). together win
cost expended in this behalf.
The said note is secured by mon
gage dated March 81. 1918, covering 4
following described property: Sw
Section 26. T. N. r. ~ w, 9Th p.
Phillips County. Colorado.
To obtain n decree directing the 81
OF tha said promises described in :,
mortgage. for the purpose of paying d
sums found to be due this plaintiff, n
/. the defendants. Joseph A. Kennedy n
Lottie u. Kennedy be adjudged 10 d
any deficiency which may remain: ii
the defendants. Joseph A. Kennedy. 10
tie b. Kennedy and G r. Paul be 70
ever barred and foreclosed of all rid
title. interest. claim or equity of rederI
ton in said Inortgaged premises;
such other relief as may seem props
and for costs. all of which more fully 4
pears from the complaint on file hcrei
copy OF which is attached hereto
u Witness. q. n. Holland. Clerk OF $,
Court. with the seal thereof herear
AFFIXED at Office. in Holyoke, Colorai
this 9th day Of June A. u, 1928
(Seal) o. H. HETLAND
Clerk Of District Court
Phillips County. Coloral
First publication June 81. 1879.
Last publication July 10. 1879.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Plant a Tree.

Every year we cut In the United
States wood enough TO measure 26.O0O,-
OOO.O00,eublc feet Of lumber. Each year
we cut over i0.Oc0O0O acres OF land.
81 that rate the last OF our merchant.
able lumber will have been exhausted
In between 30 and 10 years Even now
we are approaching the forest bnnk-
uipiey. We AL know the disasters that
follow In the path of such a state OF
affairs. Trees do not mature In day
The fact that timber crop is so long
In getting here discourages many from
doing their share In the work Of re-
forestntion. II ths ,ind owner Will look
but short distance ahead. he will
learn that in planting trees he can turn
much waste land Into source Of profit
and nj The sime time he VIII be per
forming duty 10 this country and the
human Exchange.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
SUMMONS


State of Colorado. County Of Phillips.
In the Disrric, court.e
ii. X. BROWN. fraintn.
'9sESSN 9KESSNESy BY kKEHSEpE. KNS y X pkfyT k8TrlE bs,
The People OF the State Of Colorado.
To the Defendants above namS
:. You are required to appear in an acts
brought against you by the above naHA
plaintiff. in the DistriSt Court OF
County of Philips. State OF colorads
twenty days after the seryicr hereof.
you are served within this county; |
served out OF this county. or by publ +
sation. sa. within thirty days after sery.o|
or judmcnt by DEFAULT will be tsksI
against yog According to the prayer
ss ar a asSSs TSs erSsss sassans to ps.
$4,000 principal on promissory nod
executed and delivered, by tho defend
ants. Joseph A. Kennedy and Lotto II
Mary 4. Reimers on March s7th, iyi|
and. now owned by this plnlntiff. for M
terest on said iThree Thousand Doilar|
G1.00o) from April I. 1921, at the rat|
dred Thirty-Thrcs Dollars and Twenly
one Cents. s233 2D representing tafa
paid. together with interest thereon 4
the rate OF 4 per cent from date of paI
r1er' for attorneys fees In the am0url
% Three Hundred Dollars (t300l. le
gather viii All costs expended In this b''
half
the said note In secured by n mort
gage dated March 81. 1918. covering VI
following described property NWt
Section 90. r. 4 ~. Il "a w, 9th T., ~
Philiipg County. Colorado.
no obtain a decree directing the sall,
OF the said promises described In sai.
mortgage, FOR the purpose OF paying u,
sums found 10 be due this plaintin. hai
the defendants, Joseph A, Kennedy ths
Lottie IL Kennedy be adIudgcd TO nal
any deficiency which may remain. tlnl
the dcfrndants and G, u. Paul. he for
ever barred ana foreclosed Of all right
title. interest. claim or equity OF r.
dempfion In said mortgnged premiars
for such other relief M may seem pfop@
and for cbnts, faii OF which mora fuli
APPEARS from the complaint on fil., hse'
in copy VI which Is attluhed hereto ii,
Witness o. II. Heiland. Clerk Of aaii
Court, with The seal thsreof hriG, hcreagGl'
niiixed, Mt office, In Holyokc. coiorada
this 9Th day Of June A. y, 1928
lSeaD % IT, uELLANp,
Clerk OF District Court,
phiiiipu County, colorhie
lfirrt publieation I,ine ~, tpsd,
Last publication July ~, 1893.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
Eamc,a DELAY

. what do you think OF Tut. .AnkL.
AmenT Aur.
"lle's one Of those chaps" replied
senator Sorghum, ''wio get ioi ~
wonderful publicity NO long after their
death tlai u doesn't do any good
Washington Star.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
We Oct You, slrl

Local Atl-,'r'urnishcd room wanted
by a. gentleman or partly No" Partly
40, oh. ycs-a gent. boston Eve
ming Transcript.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
WANTaAD

Wanted:-clean cotton rags. At.
Herald Once. ~ .ga "s"a
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

For Sale or Trade:--i Heider trac;
tor and plows. VIII trade for horses,
cattle, hogs or farm machinery. "A.
A. Trego. si-4t
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

tost:-String or Coral n Iieads on
streets Of liolyoke. Saturday. Reward.
Mrs c. ~ Paul. ~
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

For Sale. Trade or Rent. good four
room house. close In. Write owner,
Jcsne A. Furrow. Starting. Colo. 43tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

State of Colorado. County OF Philllw
In the District Court.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

For sale:-is foot push binder with
header attachment-P. o. Box al,
Venango, Nebr.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

Wanted:-To hear from owner OF
good Ranch for sale. State cash
price, full particulars.-D. f. Bush.
Minneapolis. MINI. ''' 2, ta 44-6t.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

WANTED-i am always In the mar.
ket for your cream. eggs and poul-
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. S0.ts
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

fuirf itH
o't" t.
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

For saIe:-iialf Price, one heallcr
push attachment for Fordgon tractor
In perfect shape. This in an entirely
succeaainl machine. W, ly.l Riren-
burg. "f tfl trw 40
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

=. For salc:-i2 foot. Mccormick
Header--c. G. Millage. So ATT
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

State of Colorado. County Of Phillips.
In the District Court.
r No ibi7. s..,,.,.,
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

A 8srusin:--i have Twelye.Twen.
~ Case Tractor IN tho new model for,
sale at a bargain price, and will gIye
time TO any one wishing tobuy -R. l..
johnson. igel "lHiG
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19
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Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

For sslc;-loso Dodge touring car.
Good condition. VII H., Rouze. 4b.2
Phillips County herald., 1923-07-19

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The Washington times., 1923-11-22
HOPE EBBS FAST
FOR LIFE OF
HELEN
Little Camden Girl Still Fight
ing for Strength to
Reach Birthday.

CAMDEN, N. j., Nov. 22.-Life
and hope ebbed fast for tWelve-year-
old Helen Hamilton today. She is
dying OF leakage Of the heart, due
to rupture.
Mother, when die let me wear
my wrist watch-and let Susie go
with me-" Helen said this morning.
Susie is Helen's favorite doll.
The child's plea followed visit
OF two New York heart specialists,
sent by sympathetic friends in a last
effort to prolong the child's life un-
til next Monday, her thirteenth
birthday. "a
AFTER Monday I don't care" the
girl told the physicians The special
lists refused to perform a blood
TRANSMISSION operation previously
planned. '"The shock would kill
her." they said.
The Hamilton girls plight became
known last week when she and her
widowed mother were evicted from
their tiny one-room home because
the sick child was "a bother" and
because her case resulted in too
much publicity
Neighbors took the child in. She
survived the shock Of moving.
Today the girl asked that cal
endar be pinned beside her bed. The
days have been marked off. A cir
Gle marks Monday.
"If can only live until them. she
says.
The Washington times., 1923-11-22
GOOD FELLOWS
CALL OUT FOR
CHRISTMAS
tcontinued from First PACED

Continued from First Page)
ing and the satisfaction of know
ing that happiness has been brought
to the family of some i'll or aged
and destitute Washingtonian on the
day of all days when such happi-
ness is most needed, will constr
tute the Good Fellows reward.
No Good Fellow receives public
recognition for his services. Neither
his name nor the name OF the
family he aids will ever be pub
lished in this connection. His re-
ward is in his own consciousness
of humanitarian service.
Wealth, of course. is no quallfi-
cation for good fellowship. Some
of the Good Fellows last year were
actually as badly in need OF the
comforts Of life as some or the
families they aided. What they
gave they gave with a cheerful
smile and hearty handclasp which
counted for more than material
giving. Washington's Good Eel
lows never make the error OF mis-
taking charity for good fellowship.
Good Fellows should begin send
ing in their names to the Good
Fellow editor Immediately, SO thse
the assignment of Good Fellows
to needy families may begin with
out delay. There is only month
before Christmas and the true Good
Fellow is the man or woman who
acts In time so that he can give
intelligently rather than at random.
The Washington times., 1923-11-22
MRS. HAROLD.
NEW j. D. c.
CHIEF
oVerWhelms Mrs. NorrIs-Dis-
trict Vote Split Other
Officers In Doubt.

An attempt to break a precedent
of long standing by which the first
vice-president general of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy auto
matically advanced to the post of
president general failed today, when
Mrs. Frank Harold, of Americas,
Ca, was overwhelmingly elected at
the thirtieth annual convention at
the Willard.
Mrs. Harold was opposed by
Mrs. Amos III. Norris, of Tampa.
Fla. It was rumored in the con-
vention that Mrs. Norris had an
excellent chance of taking the
laurels from Mrs. Harold, but the
defeat OF the Tampa woman was
complete, the final count standing
as follows: Mrs. Harold, 1878;
Mrs. Norris 679.
Districts Vote Split.
The District OF Columbia delega-
ton split its vote.
Early this afternoon, the Daugh.
tiers were proceeding very slowly
with their balloting for other Of.
ficers. The post of first vice presi
dent general, most important one,
i'll view Of the precedent mentioned
above, was hanging in the balance.
Mrs. r. e. Norris, Of Riverside.
California, had been chosen second
vice president general, for the sec.
ond time, by reclamation, as had
Mrs. Charles s. Wallace, Morehead,
N. c., for third vice president gen.
eral. Eight offices were still to
be filled
Visit to Wilson.
Woodrow Wilson VIII receive a
group OF callers for the second time
this month, when a delegation from
the Daughters goes to the home Of
the exPresident in S street at 3:46
this afternoon.
Arrangements for the meeting
werA made last night. Wilson is ex-
Iected to make a brief and informal
address. Very possibly they will be
on international topics. wisconsin
is still q great. factor in Southern
politics, and the enfranchisement OF
women lends the presence Of the
group at the home of the former
President great significance.
Attacks School Books.
The cause OF Americanism was
vigorously upheld by Mrs. Living
ston Rowe Schuyler, retiring presi-
dent general, in her annual address
yesterday. She assailed Socialism
and the use of unpatriotic textbooks
in public schools, q subject primarily
agitated here and in other cities by
the now famous Muzzey history.
las recent exposes made by the
Sons of the American Revolution and
other patriotic societies indicate how
thoroughly un-American some Of our
textbooks are" said Mrs. Schuyler,
1T is most important to investigate
conditions existing in our schools"
A call upon Mrs. Coolidge, wife OF
the President, at the White House
during the afternoon and reception
in honor of officers and delegates to
the convention last night by the
Southern Society Of Washington
were the major features in yester-
days social program.