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Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

each bank carried in its own vault
the cash required by law as a legal
reserve so that 1t would be ready t.
pay deposltors on demand. The gold
supply Of the country was thus scat.
tered among thousands OF Independent
banks.
When Fire Raaes
This situation may be likened TO
the old.time water supply In q town.
Each house had TO depend on its In
dlvidual well. tank. or cistern. Pic
tnre such a town attacked by FIRE. II
the water was low In one we'll. from
drought. or excessive use, water
would have 10 be borrowed from a
neighhorinE we'll Suppose the water
IN that well also was at a low level
Thus the safety Of all was sacrificed
because no RESERVE water supply
was at hand. The Ore would become
a conhagratlon.
Under the Federal Reserve System.
We have a series OF modern reservoirs.
located in various parts OF the coun.
try. each serving the needs OF the
banks In It's own district. In each OF
these reservoirs credit Ia stored up 10
be supplied TO the various banks. as
the need arises Each reservoir Is
In turn connected with all the others
so that when the supply In one be-
comes low. the others may be TEN.
porarily drawn upon. BY gathering
the Eold reserves OF the member
banks into the twelve Federal Re
serve banks. result has been OBJ
tained like that yielded by the con.
struction of n great city water supply
Each member bank formerly had TO
depend almost entirely upon its own
resources In making loans TO It's Gus.
toners. when II had loaned all OF IT.
own money. II could do no more. even
though the merchant manufacturer.
or farmer customer had great need
of more credit. ana was seeking Il
Tor highly important and necessary
purposes Hence arose what was
called a tight money" situation. Nov
tho member bank can. and frequently
does take the notes OF Its customers
to tho Federal Reserve bank. and
borrow, thorc in much the same -ay
as the customer borrow. from the
member bank
This reserve-storinr and ioanlnE Z
work Of the Reserve System l. nnly
part Of tho wonderful protection aud
service II IA rendering tho nation
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. John IA. Hartman and
iatuu l.. Iiaruman, his vile, OF HAN-
orado py Deed OF trust dated May
:. 1874. in Book iO6. Page ig Of the
records In the office OF tne Clerk and
did convey TO the Public Trustee IN
and for said County ot Phillips. the
lon99Miin,s 9si, real estate; in me Colrts
Lots numbered Seven tD and
lsight O). in Block numbered
-Four ca. IN Lohn's Addition Ia
HnNtun. together with the ln-
proyoments thereon, and the im-
proNuniohts beng, VI about TO
be erected thereon.
which Decd OF Trust was made To Sc
cur. a certain contract and pTomissoFy
note Of the said grHntorB bearing even
date with said Deed of Trust, Tor the
hutn oil Fifteen Hundred tsiSVO Oul Doll
latE In favor OF The Industrial Build
ingA and Loan Association OF Denver,
lodsauo. Win the interest thereon
fronA date until paid, ana payable IA
twenty -four Dollars and Seventy Ave
cents / tS2i.abl each, 10 bn applied 10
the payment OF nnes. principal, inter.
said grlntora Ia said AHHOclatlon And,
WHEREAS, II 10 provided IN Anid
Trust Deed that IN the oyent OF iaii-
slnilmonik the who'll sum of said loan
II due and payable. togcuor with Hitid
whole sum above named hpCufnd by
WHEitEAs. default has been made
In the payment of said nontlily ia
hulllmuntH since November, 20, 1871.
delinquent Interest Ia tho aum OF Three
Hundred Ninety aoyen Doiafs and
Ten cents tlaDIi 100 ana taxes advanced
In tho sum OF ono Hundred Fifteen
Dollars aud Svycnty-cight contnuib. Ib.
and there IN due of prineipal. delin:
auont interest. ana tnseH advanced. all
secured by said Deed Of Trust "a.
Hum Of Two ThouHand Six bollara and
'4ghty.slElt crnth N2p0ehel, And,
WilElEAS, tho induatfiAl liuiidlng
aud Loan AHHocintion. the legal holder
OF nHi1 noto aud contract. has ~ writ.
tng usflHrud "a violation or said Decd
Ui Trust, and demanded thu sale OF
said promises ln "A written request iilrd
Miti mo THE nm dhy OF December,
Vow. THEREFORE,. l. r. II. iiar.
ffCAVr8, Public Trustee Of HAih County
pf Phillips, do huruby Eiyc notice that
at 10 o'clock, a, ~, az the West Front
door Of the Court House, w said gnnns
" uf Phillips. Hnli nil OF the above
described pfruiiBuH ana nil the title and
mined their heirs, extaul0fa, admin
iutrntofa ana assigns, nt public Hufs
lion, 20 the Highest and boat bidder
lgr cash, for the purpose .qi paying
aud Eighty .eight eenh ffO0s ss1, bslug
tho indshtadnpHh secured by said Deed
Of Trust and interest accrplng from this
date, hs provided IN said Ttust Decd.
Dated al iIoiyoke, Colorado. beeoin.
r. ~ mxnonEAvEs,.
Public TruHtan IN and for the
County OF phillips state
First Publication Dec. IA. issS
Last Publication Jan. 10Th. 1891.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
COOL ACT OF sEpoY SOLDIER
Leopard Springs at Native From Hat
and 10 Caught in Chest With
Bayonet.

was for year with the maharaja
Of Vizianagram. says w. A. Fraser,
and one morning as | rode my gray
Turcoman from the cantonments
toward his palace | saw an excited
group of natives in front Of small
mud hut.
1t was about leopard, the natives
told me, that had jumped upon the
matched roof OF the little building in
the night, and was now within. II
was stable, with nothing but WOW
en- bamboo thing as door; but strange
ly, the leopard had not tried to break
It down. r.
We could hear the angry snarl Of
the leopard and catch giimpses Of his
yellow hide as he prowled back and
forth.
Then one of the maharaja's seroys.
q tall, dark. black-whlskered chap
came on the Quickstep, his rifle. bay
onet and all. swinging at the carry.
Within minute he had arranged ev-
erything
he planted himself firmly as II he
were " ltttlNt a .ulN uas 'ftiNt
advanced In front of the bamboo door.
and said TO brother soldier: Look
you here, Pertah! With one move
ment swing that thing OF bamboo To
your side and viii receive the bagh
on my hayonet."
The natives. hearing this order.
modestly retired. | turned the gray
Turcoman and went back little dis
tanee. Then the thing was done. 1t
was so slmple-much like clockwork.
The door was snatched to one side.
With an angry "Waugh!" the ieop-
ard sprang out. his fangs barred in
feroclous sDarl. and the bayonet OF
the sepoy's gun, held true and steady,
was sunk It's full length in the leop-
ards chest.
The sepoy was brought to his knees
by the weight of the thrustlns body.
but he never wayersd.-Saturday
Evening Post.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
The Great Solution


Ths Great Solution
Our banks are managed by ofncers
and directors. elected by their own
stockholders. They are Interested 10
helping the town to grow and prosper.
But Just as local telephone station
is valuable to the interchange OF
thought because II belongs to a
system whose wires reach to all parts
OF the nation. 40 the local bank Is
valuable to the interchange OF bust
ness because OF its connections with
other banks in the United States,
andlng its strength and its usefulness
IN being part Of system.
For many years plan was sought
whereby our thousands OF separate
and Independent banks could get to.
gether and cooperate for the improve.
ment OF our banking methods, and for
mutual protection IN emergencies.
both for themselves and customers
We had periodical money panics. dan.
rerously disturbing TO business and
chargeable. in large part. TO defects
10 our banking and currency system.
There was no central bank from
which the individual banks could get
assistance 10 time Of trouble. Panic
conditions caused weak banks TO fall.
and even strong and sound institutions
10 be imperilled Bankers. business
men, and leaders in Congress for
years made q careful study of banking
and nnally Congress passed a law
providing for the establishment OF
twelve great Federal Reserve Banks.
Zach designed TO serve as sort OF
central bank for such banks In its
allotted territory as might become
members OF the Federal Reserve
System.
Il retained the American plan OF
Independent bank. doing business un'
der the management OF thsir own d.
reetors and oficers. Abou, 10000
hanks have become members Of the
Federal Reserve System. The mem.
Der banks IN each district own tn,
entire stock OF tho Federal Reserve
bank there. and elect two thirds OF
the directors The other directors are
appointed by the Federal Reserve
Board a. Washington. the Govern.
mental body having supervision over
the Reserve banks though II does
not operate them. Iis member.
are appointed BY tn. President OF tho
United States
Tho Federal Resrrv. bsnts hold
member banks reserves. Farmerly
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
rrIed 70 conv.rt Enyn,

The story OF Akhnaton. who was the
sovereign Of . mighty realm. Is told
In II. q. Wells Outline ~ History"
From Ethiopia 10 the Mediterranean.
from The Nile 10 The EuphrateS. Akh.
uHton was worshiped US god. But
he was human.
lie loved his beautiful wife passion.
ntely lie had himself sculptured with
her seated upon his knee kissing her
In his chariot. lie tried 10 turn Egypt
from the service Of many gods 10 tse
worship Of one.
For eighteen Yenrs he made head
way against all the priesthood Of his
empire, bot The bold u the old r..
lieion wns too strong Tor him. and AZ
his death his Hon.in-law. TutAnkh.
Amen. fell again beneath their swny.--
Detroit News.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
A,r IyrannIeal superIer.

They had woman traffic officer In
an eastern city and she WIS n good
one, too. She wore white gloves
knl,4serhockcrs. a iaunty cap and di.
rected traffic with all the nonchnlance
OF an expert. The other day. how
ever. she turned In her equipment aud
returned TO skirts, A friend wanted
30 know what the trouble wns
II don't care to discuss IT," the az.
grieyed one declared.
"Aw. 70 ahead and tell me, dearie."
said the other.
"wcll. the chief refused reason
able request and ! quilt"
Something In the line Of duty1"
the other womnn wanted to know.
II NO consider II. | merely wanted
an hour on 10 get my hnlr wnshcd."
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
SUMMONS

oe"tS VI SoiOIiuO
County of Phillips -
In The District Court.
I ELiizAi.HETH BURKE. plalntin,
NJ A. WAGNER. FRANK w. WEST
OF OF srhRLfNG FER fSGsr coEoRH1oA' oHoRl4SAL TANK y
PoRATIoN, Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado
To the Defendants Above Named!
You are hereby required to appear \.
an action brought against you by tha
above ao,,s named me- plaintiff in The Distrirtt
rado; and answer the complaint there's,
within twenty days after the service here.
OF. u served within this County. or "
cation. within thirty days after The sar
vice hereof. exclusive OF the day Of scr. ser.
vice; or Judgment by default win bs
s prayer S''ss u ,hs omnaia gon aiSsordIrs to The
the Complaint in the above entitled
action be not served with this summon
zen days additional to the time herein
wer will be allowed before taking hi,lp.
ment by default as aforesaid. II person.
~ service OF this summons and cony
state. fifty days from the date OF snci,
service is allowed within which To an
pear aud plead to such complaint be.
as aforesaid "'
The said action is brought to recovsr
iludginent against the derendari; NJ. A.
wagner, on certain promlssory note
IN me principal sum of $1,000. and ac.
crued interest thereon from May 2g, 1924
at the rate of per cent per annum,
sna ered IN me pr,nePai Of sei and
1873. at the rate of per cent per annum
upon a certain interest coupon No. b
attached to said principal note; that 4
certain mortgage, deed Of the defendant.
NJ A; Wagner. dated February Is, 1915
securing said promissory note and in,
fsrest COUPON. and recorded in Book IS.
rage l42 of the public records of Phil
lips County. Colorado, be declared n
lien upon the following described pre-
mises; The Southeast Quarter (SEXJ
90 North Range Fort Forty-five fiwns5lp ti5lp ws.f SIX
County Of Phillips, State OF colorado; cl
closure may issue to the Sheriff Of Phi.
nps county, Colorado. and that the land
described in said mortgage deed be sold
as provided by law TO the satisfaction
Judgment against the defendant. NJ A
WAGNER; for any deficiency that may
exist; that the equity, right. title. and
interest OF the said Frank W. West NJ
4. Wagner, and The First National
Bank of Sterling. Colorado n CORPORA
uon, be declared Junior and inferior 10
the lien OF the plaintim upon said land
and be forever barred from foreclosure
except such rights of redemption as NAV
exist by law: and for the costs of tIHs
action, and for such other ana further
relief as TO the court mny seem Just nnd
equitable. as will more fully appear from
the complaint in said action to Which
reference is here made II copy OF
which is hereto attached
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear and TO answer the said
COMPLAINT as above reqINed tho said
plaintin will apply TO the Court ior the
relief therein demanded
Given under my hand ana the Seal of
sud Court, at Holyoke, In Faid County.
this 2nd day Of October, A. u 1927.
tSeaD o. H. HELLANO,
Clerk
Last publication December "a 1923
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LAND
Odice OF the State Board of I

otiice OF the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
Denver. Colo. November 90. 1924
Notice is hereby given that Roy T.
Owens. whose postofilce address 4
Holyoke, Colo. has made application
No. B-5137 to lease the following de-
scriDed School Lands, situate In Phil.
lips County. Colorado. to.wit:
S1a OF Sla OF Section &c. Townshl,
IN. Range 4iW agricultural Leasej.
Notice is further hereby given that
all persons desiring To file an appll.
cation TO lease all or any part OF this
tract OF land must file same In tLls
Office prior to December %. 1928, as
no other application 10 lease the abuTs
described lands will be considered
after said date.
EARL COOLEY.
Register State Board Land Com.
missioners.
Publish Nov. 29-Dec. $3.50.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
NOTICE OF pueL,cArIoN

800 Acres. O2S5S2 Second
Department OF Interior U. s. Land
oilice ut Sterling, Colorado. Noyer
ber %, 1923.
Notice Is hereby given that Faust
NJ. Yates. OF Holyoke. Colorado, who
on March 81. 1921, made Homestead
Entry. Serial No. 02s5S2. for heWi.
Eis and the ELsWh. Section %
Township 5 North, Range IS West
Sisth Principal Meridian, has died
notice OF intention TO make final three
year Proof. TO establish claim 10 no
Land above described. before T. u
jennings. United States Commission
or. nt Wray. Colorado. ON the 9Th dp
OF January, 1924.
Claimant names as witnesses'
shannon Woodcock. John Woodeoeii
Simeon NJ. Yatcs and Dallas Criss, ~
OF Holyoke. Colorado.
Il. T. CONQUEST. Register
First Publication Nov. 80. 1898.
Last Publication Dec. 27. 1928.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
Anoihnr EnlInev

II has been said that llrhininr never
strikes twice IN the sam spot The
remark II about the most foollsh and
unHclenunc that could be made. for the
electric discharge between the sarth
and the clouds must hnd = conductor
and where a good conductor IL present,
tb@re. Of eounse, the discharge IL moat
fr~ n'ni. iroH ~ isonstons forms the
uctot. sud the writer has
.hthipg 10 strike four times
IRE storm IN . hsld where the
uya s1s ironstsec. while no, tree
vst iol led on the next property.
-id.L ia ipeneJ 10 be sti1 clay
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
SAVINGS MORE THAN
DOUBLE IN DECADE

New York.--Reported savings de.
poslts IN banks and dust companies
u Tn. United States have more than
doubled In amount during the past
dsesds. and the number OF accounts
hsvs increased By about iti per cent
nEurs. compiled sy the Savings Bank
Division. Americas Bsntsrs Assoeia
tioz, show
-u Distributes sausiiy among en
entire population. the ssvinrs deposits
In 1918 would hsvs gives tsS 10 each
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
Sheep Buried In Snow Three Weeks.

Sheep Buried In Snow Three Weeks.
A correspondent recalls mn Incident
which happened some years ago on
tie monrs between lluddersneld and
oldham England A heavy fall VI
SNOW bad drlflod up aud many ~ the
sheep which had been grazing on the
moor were buried. For three weeks
the snow held fast, and drift after
drift was searched by shepherds for
the misslng shsrp.
At the end NJ the Third week three
sheep were discovered buried beneath
drift In one Of the cloughs They
were In very emnciated state, and
had apparently lived by eating the
wool OF each others back. for all
three were an bsro a. newly shorn
sheep. one died soon after. but the
other two completely recovered from
their enforced starvation.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
HOW THE NATION IS PROTECTED
FROM SERIOUS DISASTER
City Without Reserve Water Supply Against Destruction by Fire
Lkened by Bankers Committee to Business Situa-
ton Without Federal Reserve System

vital sounding
Something other"
Education
simple
IL Banks
would
ability
bank reserves handling
Federal Reserve
other erueh hod lin thi
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

For Rent:-Good farm for rent. i'm
good. 1876 acres farm land rest pas
Inquire of BENZ. Discharges. 307 Phel-
an Ave-, Holyoke. Colo, 15-2t
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

This remarkable growth Ia attrib
utabls 70 Improvement In the services
OF the banks for savers and TO the
more consistent canvass for accounts
thrcuss Advertising snt soliciting
the rsport says
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

For Sale or Trade $50 acres land
in the oil district northwest of Stone
ham in Weld County. Want property
in Holyoke.-S Fletcher at Citizens
State Bank. IA
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
koTIcr or snrnlrr.s aALs

NOTICE OF sHERisE's SALE N
In accordance with and by Niflls VI
"a decree OF foreclosure and of1L N
sale made by tho District CouH M
IhllIlps County Colorado, on tis t,,sI
Of .wiAnor State Bank Of lSlanerf MI
fnhkn. banking corporation. paaI
and against John II. spoltn, blAneshs, s,,,f
spelt., Carl SpoerinR, Amahda ,st{
ing, Herman Tiedtko, Trustee " tass{
INK. bankrupt and Farmers ~
bank oi iiarlisy. Sebraslsa, - -
nhnng dntrndnntH. wherein anu M
~ am commanded to .,.i,ii9afi!sGSl
TiittE Z. iti y pNn1i,lsp ttltifnh ~ sf9sif 9Ssi y
aud of Aniu. after due ndyesgs
mont uH IN sales OF land uhlef sssI
execution. I viii oifer for ha,g AZ
lie auction. 10 the highest malsy mal
j.. 1871. at q, tss i,s SoSr SS o. isn q SSs
Ia the forenoon OF said dal s,sgs
west trout door nf the fhillP ttsiyui
tpurt House In tho Town ~ I'd -
county Of Phillips aud e,nli "a =
a.ndo' tha following deseil0''
lot -Four oD pnd the sespGIi .,,, Ii
Quarter fHWA1 OF Section WA a
fiots una az, Two fal and ,i.Egl
nnd the Northwest QUARTZ IN
ia,sDsb,o sssi,S5 fTrs,n1Ss,.ninI r,,Ss, 'S5rtA. Es,
ror,ys,wo sp p' sis, wes, q, I'M, Ies ~
Principal Meridian. in PhlH'
sNs;,,I Y; 7, 4 pTyiAIiEIes TgySiIiISs cqss,,Ir q,,,,
last rnhii.aiion JanueIy u"
rOf.FRpN Il HENDnlCk t.,,.t.uh.
Attorncys for
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT nav

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate OF Andrew l.. Wolgren. Deceased
No. AL u
All persons having claims against saja
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County Court
of Phillips County, Colorado, on the 2stb
day Of December, A. D. 1923.
JOHN C. WOLGREN,
Executor of said Estata
Ben l.. Garman, Attorney
First publication Nov 22 1923
Last publication December 20, 1929.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

adult and child In the country the
DiylSion's report says. "bul in 1924
the portion Of each would have bson
no less than ti5s"
The Officially reported savings DO
posits are az follows!
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

For Sale-l922 Ford touring in good
shape. Starter and demountahie rims.
Bargain Ray Johnston. 1872
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

For Rent:-Nearly new 6-room
house, partly modern. Inquire of H.
Sutherland. 15tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

Found--On Main street. gaivan-
lied stove pipe. Owner can have
same by proving ownership and pay
advertising charges.
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27

For sale-Good milch COW. Clar-
ence Holmes. 16t2
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
WANT ADS

WANTED am always In the mar.
ket for your cream, eggs and poul
try.-A M. Anderson. SOFT
Phillips County herald., 1923-12-27
NOTICE OF SHERiFF'S SALE
In FORECLOSURE

State of Colorado, County of Phillips. SIS.
In the District Court.
Il. DUDDEN, Plaintiff
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-22
rINRaPPLFs ARE HIGH
Increase in Prices Esnee,ai "a Raise
iiawaii's Revenue Considerably

Honolulu, June 2s,-Inereases in
the prices which the large pineapple
Gamers in Hawaii will ask for their
pack this year are expected 10 raise
the tAFri,eTy's gross revenue from
this commodity from sIa,ANn,00h, the
amount in 1899, 10 approximately
s2i2sh,hGA. IL has been estimated,
The increases, announced already
BY the Hawaiian Pineapple company,
the largest packers Of the commodity
and the Pearl City Fruit company.
one Of the smaller concerns, average
about 20 per cent. They are made
necessary, according 10 the firms an
nouneements, because OF the increase
Of the prices OF sugar, cans. boxes and
the raw pineanples, The price ad-
vsnees approximate so cents a case OF
one dozen cans,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-22
RFGN HERE TO-DAY

Marx hHsnd0R, famous criminal IN,
yesiiEatsF, Is taking holiday on
baFim0uF While on his way d
fegEintaF Quarry, "a visit a trout
stream, his path Is crossed hF a gifl
80 beautiful that she holds his al
teRiiaR until she passes out 81 hts
sight. Mark continues on his way
and sets about his sport
A big man clad in Norfolk Jacket,
khieksFhoeksFs and a red Waisleoai
with hrass hulleHs comes into the
quarry and stops a. chat with Mark,
The strangers hair and his large pair
Of mnstaehes show fieFy red ~ color
Upon returning home Mark hears
the news OF q murder ana receives
q letter from Jenny PAndean asking
him 10 investigate the mystery Of her
missing husband
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-22

Murray river in Victoria. South Aus
tralia, and there he made "A consider
able fortune out of sheep. He mar.
ried and had a large family. Out of
seven sons and Ave daughters born 10
them during period OF twenty years,
Jenny and John Redmayne only saw
five OF their children grow into adult
health and strength. Four boys lived
the rest died young: though two were
drowned in boating accident and my
Aunt Mary, their eldest daughter,
lived year after her marriage.
There remained four sons: Henry,
the eldest. Albert, Bendigo, and
Robert, the youngest Of the family.
now a man of thirty-fve. II is Re
you are seeking in this awful thing
that is thought to have happened.
Henry Redmayne was his fathers
representative in England and wool
broker on his own account. He
married and had one daughter: my
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-22

"sll down ana give me some ae,
count Of yourself AMI Mr. Pendean
You eaRRat have hesR married yea
Ions "
Pour YfaFs"
tie showed establishment,
u am iReEty fige,n she explained.
Though I'm tald 7 da net look 50
much as that"
Indeed mott I should have guessed
figh,eeR, Collect your thoughts row
snd Just give me What az your his
tory and your husbands you think
most likely 10 he az use,
I'm begin az the beginning" she
answered
'The story Or my family is this
John RfdmaYhe lived his life on the
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-06-22

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