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Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE OF FINAL sErrLemex
AND DISCRIMINATION OF :"

Estate oi Fred Z. HalSted. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that on the
day OF February A., D. 1898. the ina
signed viii present to the County n.
OF Phillips County, Colorado, her ~ !;
counts for final settlement OF admins
tion Of said estate. when and whers
persons IN interest may uppenr ana ,
ject to them, II they SO desire.
Notice Is also hereby given that an,
cation for the determination of heisl,
OF said Fred C.. Halstcd, deceased ,
been made and that the Court win
said date hereinbefore mentioned a..
any time to which the Nearing NAV
continued. proceed to ascertain and
termine who are. the heirs OF The /,
Fred Z. Unlisted. deceased, and as !,
entitled TO inheritany lands, tenem.,'
hereditaments, or other property, rsSI
personal. constituting all or part Of,
Estate of the said Fred c. HalsteS
ceased. and enter Il Decree accorJi,1
at which hearing nll persons clsiss.
10 be heirs ut law OF said deceased !
appe,tr and present their proof.
SOPHIA l.. HAI.STED
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Esta,.
Fred G. Halsted, Dace,.
First pub. Jan. 4. last Feb. /. 1926
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Re. qualification "

322.63 A. Serial No. O2SiS7.
Department. Of the Interior, ", S Il.
Office at Sterling. Colorado. Januars
1928
Notice is hereby given that Ions.
Hayes. Of Holyoke. Colorado. Who
Serial No.- O2S1s7, for Lots o, 10, ii iisos
y. Section q, and Lots q. 8, ., and
West. Sixth Principal Meridisn,
hled notice OF intention to niaks !.
three-year Proof, to- establish cia,,
the land above described. before r
jennings. United States Comlnissin
February. 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Harvey Gooding, Of Holyokc. nlo,,,
Edward Rowe. Of Alvin, Colorado. '
William VanalSa. OF Alvin, Colorado
II. T. CONQUEST. Rerl,,
First pub Jan. 11--last Feb. s, 1ysj
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
SHOULD FARMER OWN A CARP

? Occasionally some pessimist rises
mp and declares that automobile own
ership is responsible for reckless hab-
its OF living and the failure Of many to
live more frugally and put some OF
their earnings into homes and reserve
for the rainy day. This may be true
to certain extent with regard to the
town man and his car. but II certainly
is not true on the farm.The power to
conquer space brought to the farmer
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE roR eVsLlcArloN

lG0 A HffInI No, UsI!HI NUM-,
Department of the Interior. u. H. Land
ofiics nj sterling. Colorado. December
W Noiice ls hereby given that Ida pavia
OF Hoiyokc. Colorado. who. on May ~
1919. made additional Stock r, :r,'s,n .asI e
ins ssnsn sn Vest sss,'s sIs,S rrlssip"l &eSsisn
hns filrd notice of intention 70 make in.,kc
% I" Inc innd aboye described, before g. =
Weir. County Judge. nj !ioiyokc. co!o-
fndo. ON tho nth dny of January. iess
Iicnry i:akiu, Carl lsicklr. lit Spain
lake jensen, nil Of tlotyete Colorado.
n. r.. CONQUEST. Register
ii,el rub. D0.. II last Jan H.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE Eoa euesLs.csAr,os

$3.50 A. Serial No. 0es2si Oris.
Department Of the Interior. U. s. q
Omcc at Sterling. Colorado, pecerl
s6. 1922.
Notice IL hereby given that Norma-
Cary OF veuango. Nebraska, who
August 81. 1913. made Homestead iii
Serial No. 0SSx2t. for Lot :, Section
Township North. Range 4: West, s!
Principal Meridian. has filed notice
Intention to make final three year Pm
scrtbcd. before G. b. Weir. Coz
Judge of Phillips County. at Hoiya
Colorado. on the Sth day OF Febrsl
Claimant Names as witnesses:
~. ". Buttsrfieid, OF Holyoke. "a
Ernest Cranw.ii. Of Lamar Lamar, n
Charlie Fcrrell. OF venango. Nebr.
T.. T. CONQUEST. Besis,e,
First pub Dec. eS--last Jan. :5
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

In the District Court OF the United
States. for the District 1, OF COLORADO; %ado.
Bankrupt. in bankruptcy.
To the Honorable J. Foster Symes.
Judge OF tho District Court of the Nni
s Mam sa'es SF ne of G County
OF Phillips. and State of Colorado. in
said district, respectfully represents. that
he was duly adjudged bankrupt under
the acts of Congress- relating to bank.
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered
all his nn% rESis Of
quirements of said acts and Of the orders
of the Court touching his bankruptcy;
that he has not done. or suffered or pro-
act. matter or thing specified In said act,
as Il ground for withholding his final dis
charge Hereunder. or rs invaiidating the
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decreed by the Court to have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate. under said bankrupt acts ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this :eth day OF December. A.
WILLIAM r. WERNER, Bankrupt
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
at sterling. this 2sth day OF Dec. A. d.
W MARnEy KING. Notary rahlic ,sat
My commission expires Nov. 9TH. 1925.
Order o. Notice Thereon
District OF Colorado. -.
On this Second day OF January. A.. d.
1928. on reading the foregoing petition.
1t Is
Ordered by The Court. that n hearing
he had on the same on the Ninth day Of
March, A II. 1923, before william b.
Harrison. Referee In bankruptcy. ut Sle
Interstate Trust Bldge in the City Of
Denver. In said District. at the hour OF
ten O'Clock In the forenoon. and that
notice thereof bs published In the Phil
iirs County Herald. y newspaper. print
ed In said District. and that all, known
creditors and other persons In interest
iray appear nj the said time and place.
pnd show cause. II any they have. why
the prayer ot said pstitioncr should not be
granted.
Court. that tho Referee ahall send by
mail to all known creditors copies OF
said petition and this order. addressed
to them Al their piacea OF residence as
sta tied.
wiiness the Hsnorabie J. Foster symes;
Judge Of the said Court. and the seal
thereof. nj Denver. In said District. on the
Second day OF Janunry,. A. D, 1923.
fSeall CHARLES W. BISHOP. Clerk.
~ By WILLIAM c. STEWART.
Deputy Clerk.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE

TIL, annual meeting OF the Phillips
County Telephone Company will be
held at the Court House IN lfolyokc
on Saturday. January 20. al 2 y. m. a
representative from each limo is rc-
oicttca 10 b. present.
Z. =. DuRcr. n~-
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

am always In the mar
ket for your cream. eggs and poul.
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. soft
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
poN,T kEEp aiLeNT

until tho eleventh hour and thcn try
10 got your message over in ono long
shot. Advertise regularly. Kecp the
public posted on Your business. Lct
II be with thom always.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
NOTICE oF AplusrMgNI oAx

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate of Katerlna Iajek (also called
Catherine Hajek). Deceased No. AT.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
them for adjustment to the County Court
of Phillips County, Colorado. on Monday
the csri day OF january A. u. 1923.
CHARLES II. TAYLOR.
Administrator of the estate
OF Katerina Hajek.
Deceased,
First null Dec ~ In at Ian IL
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
MorlS1, ,a'rl or Ap'osamsSr .ss. pass,sSI' G

M. 11N. ---,...l ea
frinic nre hereby nru 10 reu
: IN for adjustment tue county vi
i'hlllpn County, dorado, on
IA day of Febrtnry, a, " 1873.
JAMES MOORE. - 1,
Administrator of IN,
tate of Patrick ho''
Drcensed. a..
pub. Jan. II last inh Feb. N'''
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

CIRCUS - CIRCUS - CIRCUS
Popcorn. cakes and candy!
Come. although It's sandy
Clowns and animals you Will see.
Music and Reading you viii hear.
Save your nickels and maybe a dime,
Come TO the circus. have n big tlme
JANUARY 10. 1898. 1880 sharp
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11
saNkHuPI's PETITION FOR
nlSHh RGE

First pub. Dec. ei-lust Jan. IS.
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

For Remit room modern house,
lights. water and toilet. 60 Gordon
st.--CharIes SeIfkes. Il
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

For saie:--Heiier Rcpairs.--A. y
Kruegsr. Amherst. Colo. io-tf
Phillips County herald., 1923-01-11

Wanted 10 Lease:--Impr0yed stock
ranch that VIII handle 200 hend OF
ca,tlc.-Evart ". Johnson. iiolyokc.
, 1923-01-11

PRINCETON, n. J.-Prfnceton
hockey team defeated the University
Of PennsylvanIa IL to 2.
, 1923-01-11

from the fact that no football game
between the two institutions was
scheduled for next season at the re.
cent conference meeting.
Under a faculty ruling. Mr.. Mitch.
ell said, the Stanford team may make
only one northern trip each year, and
next season it is University of Ore.
CONS turn for a game in the north.
west.
Il see M need" Mitchell said in
his letter, ito search for deep. hidden,
unworthy or u~nfriendly motives,
which do not exist, when the real ren
sons are quite plain and are based on
, 1923-01-11

TOW minutes OF play bu wal unable
TO do much in the way OF placing the
ball. Short passing was aimed at but
tho local men did not seem to have
gotten their men lined up sufficiently
to carry out their passes successfully.
Riverton, on the other hand, was
oven worse off than Casper in tho
way of team work and sought TO
mako UP for It by trying for the has
ket at every opportunity.
The second half was featured NV a
slowing up Of the action, and the
making OF many personal fouls. Cas-.
per showed q little better work in
short passing and kept the ball In its
possession a good part of the time.
The scoring In last nights game
opened up when Dawson gained n
couple OF points for the visitors after
wi or three unsuccessful tries by
men on that eam. Following this
the bah got into Casper's(e end Of the
court ana SO far as Riverton's guard.
ing was concerned there was no rea.
son for Casper'g moi scoring, but sev-
eral attempts bounced off the rim Of
the basket. II remained for Price ot
Riverton to commit a foul before Gas.
per should mako its first point.
Lester Of Casper. swung into form
and shot three more field goals for
his Aggregation as well as scoring
n point on . free throw. Post
McGrath closed the half with a couple
OF points made IN good form.
DGv1son made two goals for Rfv-
erton. while Prioa Of that orEaniza-
tion was also good In shooting free
throws.
The half ended with an 8 to 10
score in favor OF Casper.
The second 20 minutes of play Der.
mitted Davis to place a couple OF
pretty shots from the field, McGratb
a like number. and overbaueh ana
Lester TO distribute four points be.
tween them.
Dawson put a long shot into Rfv-
ertcn's basket frun the center Of the
floor which vas tho feature shot i,
the evening.
MeGraytty also scored one for
, 1923-01-11
DOUBLE HEADER
PLAY TONIGHT
Kiwanis Plays Texas, Ohio
Meets Standard No. 8 in
City League.

Play will be resumed in tho Casper
basketball league this evening with a
double-header at the Baptist church
gymnasium. The Klwanis and Texas
Oil company fives will be opponents
in the first game and the Ohio OIL
company and Standard Oil company.
Plant No. 3. will meet in the second
game.
The first game will be called
promptly at Z o'clock and two fine
exhibitions are anticipated.
, 1923-01-11
First :n NeIns
OF All EUents
SPORT BRIEFS

PINEHURsT. y. C.-Mark Arle, OF
Champaign. H.. and W. G. Warren
Of Chicago lied for first place with
a total Of 435 breaks in the annual
mid.winter trapshooting tournament.
STOCKTON, Cal.-Ed tStrangler1
Lewis. world champion wrestler. will
meet Taro Miyaki. jlu jitsu title hold
er, in n match here tonight. Miyaki
predicts Lewis will be unable to defeat
him with his famous deadlock.
Special Lot F1orshelm and Crossett
Shoes
Five to Ten Dollar Values
For S2.95 at
JESSEN BROS.
l-io.st
, 1923-01-11
Sport Calendar
Racing.

Racing.
Meeting Of Business Mems Racing
association. at New Orleans.
Meeting Of cuba-American Jockey
club, at Havana
Meeting Of Tijuana Jockey club, at
Tijuana.
Winter Sports.
Opening OF winter sports carnivals
at Bristol, N. H, and Jaffrey, N. H.
Bowling.
James Blouin-Joe Falcaro 1000
match contests concludes in Chicago.
, 1923-01-11
TRACK MEETS by MAIL
SUGGESTED BY DEAN

PORTLAND. Ore, Jan. 11.-Ath-
letic meets by mail were advocated
here by ]. F. Bovard. dean of physical
education Of the University of Orc.
on. at a meeting OF the physical cd.
ucation department of the Oregon
State Teachers association, who de.
clared that with a tandardIze acor.
, 1923-01-11
BOXING IS MADE MINOR
SPORT At WASHINGTON

SEATTLE. Jan, 1.-the action 1T
the University OF Washington board
of control in declaring boxing an Off.
cal intercollegiate minor sport at the
university has aroused interest here
in the fistlo game. While no regu.
larly appointed instructor has been
on duty. n number OF men in a;
classes have been working out daily
for the last two weeks.
The first intercollegiate meet of the
season will probably be held in con
nection with the dual wrestling meet
with Washington State college at
Pullman, March I.
, 1923-01-11
BREAK BETWEEN
SCHOOLS DENIED
Stanford and Washington Are
Still on Good Terms De-
spite Rumors.

SEATTLE, Jan. 11.-Reports of a
break in athletic relations between
Stanford university and the Univer-
slty Of Washington were denied here
in n letter from j. P. Mitchell, Stan.
ford representative in the Pacific
Coast conference. made public here
by George G.. Altnow. president OF the
Seattle Stanford Alumni association.
The reports arose, Mr.. Altnow said,
, 1923-01-11
CLsper az
Holman.

Referee~Jack Hellman..
Scorekeepers@James Smith and T.
]. Watson. Timekeeper-Harry Scott.
Time Of halves-2o minutes. Substi-
tutions-casper, Davis for Post, Post
for Davis. Davis for Lester. River.
ton, Luikart for johnson.
, 1923-01-11

sHCAGO. Jake SchaeIer last
night completed his $500 point 1872
balk line billiard match with Roger
Cont, emerging victor by n score Of
1900 to 781. The Schaener-Hoppe
match for the world title will be
played in New York In March.
, 1923-01-11
for shots in the frrt

Riverton. while the reYnsincer of the
points were male on free throws.
The score in this half was 10 to Il
with Casper on the long nd.
Two men were put out Of the game
on personals in the second half. They
were johnson fer Riverton and Les.
ter for Casper
Tho score:
, 1923-01-11
HIGH DEFEATS RVERTON
PLAYING Features Game
NatOna Cagers Hold Edge Over Visitors IN Siren.
uous Contest Last Evening; Short Passing
Helps Locals Gamer First Victory.

inability to find the basket and lacking teamwork marked
tine playing on both sides last night in the opening hoop game
In which Casper high schools quintet came out with the long
ton.
Casper had many fine opportunities for shots in the frzt
, 1923-01-11

ing table. permitting a definite com.
parison of athletic accomplishments
in various institutions. many athletic
events could be held without the
and cost of travel.
The Nome nugget., 1923-06-16
SUPERIOR COURT DECISION
DOES NOT HOLD HERE

Persons tried in Alaska under the Alaska Bone Dry Act are not there after liable for prosecution under the volstead enforcement act for the same offense, in the opinion of the Department of Justice, accord- ing to advices received from it by U. s. Attorney A. G. Shoup. This opinion upholds the position for merly taken by the district attorney in the prosecution of alleged viola tions of the prohibition laws.
 In this respect. says MT. Shoup, the recent decision of the Supreme Court, which was to the effect that persons convicted under Federal statutes in Federal courts for vio- lating the national prohibition amendment, could also be tried in state courts under state enforce ment acts for the same offense, does not apply to Alaska. This attitude, he added, has been held by his office all along. Recently, however, there was raised by Prohibition enforce ment officials connected with the Washington district, question of proceeding against offender under both the Alaska Bone Dry Law and the volstead Enforcement Act. At that time the matter was referred by MT. shoup to the Attorney Gen eral with a statement of the posi- tion taken by the local officers and the reasons therefor.
 In a ruling upholding the local office, Mary Walker Willbrandt, as- sistant to the Attorney General. said: "This department is inclined to think that plea of former 1eo- pardy to second indictment would be sustained as matter Of law since both laws which were vio- lated emanate from the same sov- erignity. y."-Ketchikan Daily News.
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New and upssdats legal forms fo, Proof Of Annual Assessment Work aise Oil Location blanks, Decd blanks for general use, Special and General Power of Attorney forms, Placer and ouartz Location forms now on sale at Nugget off7os. Price IS cents each or $f co per doxsn.
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WHERE IS JIM MORAN

The Nugget is in receipt of let- ter making inquiry of the where- abouts of Jim Moran. If anyone can give the desired information they will please communicate with Mrs. w. Moran. 3O2S Colby Street. Berkeley, California.
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L. SEMPANT EDWARD THOMPSON c. CAMP
 BEN ASTORKING ED. WEBSTER A. CARLBERG s. LARSON S. ANDERSON P. SUEDMAN s. MOORE JOSEPH BOUGETTE E. BERRY G. FITZERGALD NJ. GREER : C. OGLESBY MISS CLIPPER MRS. LIEN MRS. DoCKERY MRS. WYATT R. PALMER MRS. R. BALMER HARRY LERAGLE c. SHEPPARD A H. KILL CARL ALBERTSON J. WILSON A. BROWN. E. sWANBERG A. D. MORRIS ANNA DANIELSON R. SOMMERS A. c. ACKLEY MRS. A. C. ACKLEY BABY ACKLEY A. TREFFERS RICHARD LEE B. ROLANDO A WALLACE R. HILL D. MONSEEs JACK YOUNG A. GARROD c. BROWN JACK WILSON MRS. JOHN WANGER F. KRAFT A. CRUM GUS HENDRICKSON CHAS. LEVIN GUS HEITMAN D. CONNOLLY E. MCINTYRE F. LEWIS T. CONNOLLY D. BLAIN A. JONES A AMDAHL c. STRAND J. BERNARD JAMES ANDERSON G. PAXTON Three passengers for Akutan cts a day will bring the Week.!
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PROOFS OF LABOR BLANKS
 ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE
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LIST PASSENGERS
 ABOARD VICTORIA

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cts a day will bring the Weekl. Nugget to your home. .s-
Evening star., 1923-10-14

Hampton Roads naval operating base.
will be offered for sale at public
auction.
The action follows recommends
tions submitted by the East Camp
claims board, the report of which
was approved by Secretary DENLY on
October 8.
Since last January saIvaging
forces have been busy removing
large quantities OF useful material.
including eighty buildings. and ma
terials, fixtures and supplies have
been allocated to the Veterans Bu-
reau, the Marine Corps and for vari-
GUS naval requirements.
The claims board, headed by Rear
Admiral Rousseau. was convened
last June to consider the just COM
pensation due the owners of the
tract of land taken over by the Navy
for wartime use. The report is a
voluminous document, including the
claims and testimony of the parties
interested. In brief, it Is summed
up as follows: The Navy's occu-
pancy of the site which was used
as training station has covered
hVe years from September, 1918, to
the present. The principal holdings
affected are the Boush Creek Land
Corporation, 228 acres; the West
chester Estates, Inc, $50 acres, and
other owners, approaching 100 in
number, having claims for rent or
damages.
The report recommended the sale
of the IT'S buildings now standing
and the reconditioning of the site for
the return to the owners at the
earliest practicable date