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The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13
NOTICE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Charles o. Henshaw and wife.
Anna A. Henshaw. whose address is Srurgin
County Of Weld, State Of Colorado. grantors
1918 and recorded In the Office Of the County
Clerk and Recorder Of Weld County. Colorado.
on August 7th. 1918, in book 5l3 at page $50.
conveyed 10 the Public Trustee Of said Weld
County. Colorado. the following described
premises situate In the County Of Weld. State
Of Colorado. to-wit:
The North half Of Section -Four ~
Township Eleven IN North. Range
Fifty-seyen (57) West Of the 9Th. P. N.
In trust to secure Ave promisory notes Of
even date with said deed Of trust for the
principal sum Of Two hundred fifty-five and
No.l00 Dollars payable to the order Of The
southwick Loan and Trust Company. after
the date thereof. with interest thereon at
ten per cent per anntrm, from maturity on
each note. One note for s5l payable on
August ls, 1919, One note for $51 payable
on August lst. 1920. One note for sSl pay
able on August lst. 1921. One note for sSl
payable on August lst. 1922. and one note
for 35l payable Aug ust lst. 1923: and
Whereas. II Is provided in said deed Of trust
that In case Of the default In the payment Of
said notes or the interest thereon when due,
or the payment of the taxes on said premises.
that the holder Of said notes may elect to de-
clare the said notes due and payable: and
Where's. default has been made by said
Rrantors in the performance Of the covenants
and conditions imposed upon them by
the terms and conditions Of sad ceei
Of trust. In this to-wit: That said gr,ntors
have failed to pay one note for SOL
due August lst. 1922. and one note for s5l
due August lst, 1928: and have failed TO
ray the taxes on said premises for the years
1921 and 1929 and
Whereas. the iegai holder Of said no,,es ond
Indebtedness has filed with the under signed
Public Trustee in and for Weld County, Colo
RADIO. notice and demand in writing. declaring
such defaults and eiecting to declare the VIII ole
Indebtedness secured by said deed Of trust
said premises described in said deed Of trust
Now. Therefore, notice Is hereby given, that
pursuant to said notice OF election and de-
mand. and under and by virtue Of the author
ity vested in me by said deed Of trust and
the law applicable thereto. I. A. NJ. McCIsna-
han. Public Trustee In and for Weld Cousty.
Colorado. will sell the above described lnnd
and premises for cash. at public auction 70
the highest bidder, at the (east) front door Of
the Court House In Greeley, County Of Weld
State Of Colorado. on Wednesday. October
srd. 1928. a. 10 o'clock in the forenoon for
the purpose Of paying said notes. interest, and
taxes and Attorneys fees II any. and all ex-
penses Of this sale. and will give to the yar-
chaser thereof q certificate Of purchase there-
for as provided by law. subject to prior er ,cum-
brance Of record.
Dated. Greeley. Colorado. August 18th. 1928.
A. NJ. MeClenahnn. Public Trus tee
In and for Weld County. Colora do.
First publication August 30th, 1928.
Last publication September 9Th, 1923.
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NOECE OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE
sTATR OF COLORADO,
)ss
County Of Weld

WHEREAS. William B. winterrowd and
Hazel Winternnwd, his wife, whose address
" the time thereof was given as Weld Coun-
N Colorado. did. by th-ir certain Deed of
Trust to Public Trustee Of Weld County.
Colorado. dated QrtDbsr .. A. d. 1919 and
recorded. November 8, A. D. 1919 In Book
Sos, Page sTs' In thu Office Of ths County
Clerk and Recorder. Weld County. Colorado,
convey to said Public Trustee Of Weld County,
Colorado. the following described lands
premises and property situate in the County
OF Weld and Stale Of COLORADO known and
described as follows. to-wit:
The South Half Of ~ sou,t.ast
Quarter tsh sea- Of Section Six t0
and the Southwest Quarter Of the South.
west Quarter (sWh SwE) Of Section
Five 49,. Township Seven (D North,
Of Range Fifty-eisht tss), West Of the
9Th P. NJ, containing TO acre., more
or less. according 70 the Gournmcnt
Survey thereof. torrthsr with Ill and
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13

20 found due the plaintiff . Aforesaid, With
interest. costs. dhbursemsats and eoumissiom
on said sale:
Now. therefore. public notice b hsrshy
given that will on SATURDAY, ths 11nd
day Of September. A d. 1873 1t the hour Of
ten o'clock In the FORENOON Of that day, At
the east front door Of the County Court House
in Greeley. County Of Weld. and State Of
Colorado. sell and dispose Of the property.
lying and being in the County Of Weld, and
known and described - sollow:
Lots One ~. Two (2) and Three (s).
Section -Four az. Township Eight (s)
North. Range Fiftyseven (57) West, and
the South half Of the Southwest Quarter
lsA sWA). Northeast Quarter Of The
Southwest Quarter (NEk SWh). South
west Quarter Of the Southeast Quarter
tsWh sEA). Section Thirty-thres (s3).
Township Nine (s) North. Range Fifty
seven t57) West Of the sth p. H.. con-
tanning 3ies5 acre according 70 the Gov
ernment survey, and all water. snd wster.
ditch and reservoir rights now or here
after incident to or used on said Ian,
a. public auction. ,or cash In hand. 70 tbs
highest and best bidder.
HI L. CoRDER.
Sheriff. County Of Weld.
By A. ]. Luther. Under Sheriff.
First publication August 2s. 1923.
Last publication Septembed 20. 1928.
W. HUTTON and BRUCE B. MeCAY,
Attorneys Of the Plaintiff
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate Hubert H. Cronk. Deceased
No 1861.
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified 10 present them
for adjustment to the County Court Of Weld
County. on the LIST day Of October A. D. 1928
A. Z. Seidel. Administrator.
First publication August 2srd. 1928.
Las, publication September 2oth. 1928.
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13

Under and by virtue Of a decree and rider
Of sale entered in the District Court in and
for the County Of Weld, Colorado, on the
2lst day Of July A. D. 1923. wherein Il Il
decreed that there Is due the above ,amsd
plaintiff THE CAPITAL LIFE INsUR ANCE
COMPANY. n corporation. from the above
named defendants HARRY J. VALE s and
NELLIE I. WALES on a certain not q. decd
or mortgage the sum Of TWO THO, JsAND
SEVEN HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE o and
to-ioo 12,722.4o) DOLLARS. anel costs
amounting to THIRTY-Two and os.ioo
tss2.o5) DOLLARS and in and by ,irtus Of
said decree and order Of sale, the under.
signed H. L. coRDER Sheriff. Count, Of
Weld. am authorized. directed and empowered
to exrose for sale certain property herein.
after described. at public auction, after Civ.
ing notice Of the time and place OF said sale
according to the course and practice Of the
law relative to sales Of real estate under exc.
cuton. for the purpose Of realizing the amount
The Raymer enterprise., 1923-09-13

In the District Court within and for Il
County Of Weld. Colorado.
THE CAPITAL LIFE INSURANCE ~
COMPANY. a corporation. Plain FN
tiff.
u.pnv y.,s, " .
- m.Irs u,,,onnn, ~ - - NLnn naa !. !. ~
A. NJ. MeCLENAHAN. as Public -"
Trustee Of Weld County, INTER-
NATIONAL HARVESTER COM
PANY. Il corporation. THE FIRST !.
NATIONAL BANK OF STERLING,
COLORADO. corporation, and
JOHN DuGAN and CHARLES
ROTH. eo-partners. doing business
as DUGAN and ROTH, Defendants.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
AN ORPHAN GROWN.

Oh. mother, from that far-off land
Where you long since have gone,
Could l feel the touch of your gentle
hand, g.
Or hear your cradle song;
Could | only know your guidance yet
Down life's uncertain ways,
As YOU used to watch my infant step
In happy childhood days.
Could I only know your care today
From worldly hurts and harms,
As YOU used to soothe my tears away
When / sought your sheltering arms
Could you quiet me with gentle tone
When storms of life assail,
For. mother, I'm only an orphan grown,
With an orphans tears and wall.
Could ] lay my head on your breast
again
And seek sweet SUNDERLAND,
Where the fairy nymphs and elfins
came,
As YOU gently held my hand,
I should know the haven OF sweet con-
fine
mothers love endears:
The priceless gift have learned with
time,
And lost in the lapse of years.
NELLIE SUTLIFF,
no Michleiohn Street, San Antonio.
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PROHIBITING NATURE

If a present tendency of government
in this country is not arrested, some law
maker or administrative Official may be-
come obsessed with the notion that it is
his solemn duty to prohibit Nature from
expressing herself in any form. He may
think for instance, that spring comes at
the wrong time OF the year; that it ought
to be sandwiched in between fall and
winter, so that the frost will have a bet
ter chance at the flowers; or that spring
should be abolished altogether because
it brings out blossoms and birds and
evidences of human happiness.
This may sound like a noise from a
strained Imagination. But wait; reserve
Judgment until reputable witnesses shall
have testified regarding governmental &C
tivities which will actually limit the
springtime expressions of Nature
Now, when winter is in its last throes,
is the time for planting bulbs and seeds,
trees and shrubs to receive the first life
impulses OF spring. But when the gar
dcncr or howc-beautifie- goes into the
market for such commodities he finds the
range Of choice limited and some prices
almost incredibly high. What is the
cause of this condition?
Ask any florist or nursery man or we'll
informed landscape architect. He will
explain that it is impossible to obtain
such-and-such plants because they are Of
foreign origin and the federal government
has forbidden their importation. Your
curiosity stimulated, you may inquire
into the matter sufficiently to learn some
strange things-or things that ought tc
be strange in land that pretends &c
have government of the people, for the
people, by the people" If you don
believe what the florists and nursery
men tell you, then get copy of thu
! federal law known as the Plant Quaran
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Chambers of Health
BY II. Addington Bruce.

i
Some Jay when business men NOR
generally appreciate the relation tina
exists between public health and com
munity prosperity, we may find them a
enthusiastically organizing and main
tanning chambers or health as they nov
organize and maintain chambers o.
| commerce.
And it is safe to add that, within
increased power and impetus that Wp,Ii,
thus be given to the public fhealti
movement, ideals seemingly weIl-nisl
unattainable would soon be in process
| of realization once business mem
chambers of health were in operation.
For then we should for the first tim,
have on a sufficiently large scale anC
by men trained to initiate projects ant
carry them through, really collective
effort both to secure the enforcement o.
health laws and to establish living con
ditions in accordance with health re
quirements.
Health authorities have long been il
agreement as to certain fundamentals
in public well-being, such fundamentals
as SUNLESS cities, sanitary homes, clean
streets, transportation facilities that dc
not endanger health, public co-opera'
ton to prevent the spread of infectious
diseases. For various reasons, chief
among which is a deficient community
spirit, please for these fundamentals
have been only exceptionally needed.
Most cities still have slums, in all
there are many unsanitary homes
streets are far from being clean, trans
portation facilities often gravely en-
danger health, and cooperation against
epidemics is often lacking.
AS a consequence there are every
where much preventable illness and
many needless deaths And even though
there is constant complaining against
the conditions occasioning this illness
and these deaths, the ancient principle,
what is everybody's business is no.
body's business" comes into play 10
permit the deplorable conditions to re-
main.
So long as they remain, community
prosperity as well as community health
must be below par. Hence the special
interest business men should have in
effecting that group organization which
clearly is a prerequisite TO developing
really conscientious and effective
community spirit with regard to public
health problems.
In organizing, the business men might
follow to advantage the plan adopted
in the case of their existing chambers
of commerce, with committees for inves-
tigation. planning. and education. They
could with confidence count on receiv-
ing from the newspapers OF their re-
spective communities ample publicity
for their findings and hearty editorial
support.
Health authorities, too. it goes with
out saying would welcome the advent
of chambers of health, and gladly adj
wise and work with them. For the
creation of such chambers would mean
to health authorities the dawning Of
that era of enlightened civic response
for which they have been longingly look
ing.
Copyright, 1928. by the Associated
Newspapers.)
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The Poets Corner
THE PRODIGAL SPEAKS.


The words uttered that SCARED and
burned;
The good will received and never re-
turned.
And the time spent in riotous way.
For all of these, would repay.
That which / d.. or did not do,
The sins of omission and commission,
too,
The cheap pleasures sought for fleet
ing day,
Oh, many the things, 1 would repay.
For the kind helpfulness calmly ignored,
The faith lost and never restored;
Petty strife and sensele,s fray,
For vain decisions, l would repay.
Many the hopes and ambitions you held
for me,
Dreams and plans of great things to be !;
Blind. you were, to the feet of clay,
You, most of all, would repay.
Come what will in the end, l know,
When earth and the heavens glow,
With truths cold light, on judgment day
Will repay, l will repay.
FRED V. WILLIAMS.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
Watching the Parade
BY John Pilgrim.

Let me give a little personal expe
rience about DIR. Emile Coue's idea. The
every day in every way I'm getting
better and better" man, you know. The
French chemist who is trying to make
our submerged and subconscious selves
jack our conscious selves up to a higher
physical plane.
Well, / began that "every day in
every way" stuff without believing in it
at all.
The reason why was that my liver
had gone on strike and my digestion
had laid down on me and the decrepit
intellect had crawled under a fence
somewhere and died, and | was older
than l was at twenty, when for the last
lifetime l deliberately provoked fight
over a brunette. Blondes are differ
ent, il you get me. Fights may start
over blondes when the fighters are &C
tually caving in the edge of the grave,
And | used to think of these things
at night, after l had wound the clock
and opened the windows and tracked
down, caught, subdued and elected the
cat and fed the furnace and done the
other little bedtime chores that well
married men always do. The moment
my head hit The pillow 1 would begin to
worry over the future. l will not say
that the idea of suicide ever came into
it, because l am not gated that way
But many the lone hour I've spent Won
dering how Mrs. Pilgrim would like to
take in washing to support the old man.
"This is folly" l would tell myself
with heat. II must stop this"
Then l would go on as before and
lost too much sleep in persuading the
submerged Pilgrim that the one in sight
was totally shot to pieces and that his
future wasn't worth a pretzel in dry
town. Until 1 hit on repeating the
every day in every way" litany. Mind
you, did not do it for the reason Coue
gives. l repeated it because by repeat
ing it kept my mind off unpleasant
thoughts and by and by 1 would go to
sleep.
I'm still doing it, merely to soOthe
myself and coax the sandman into the
bedroom a little earlier. l do not know
that my Coue rosary has done me any
good. But l go to sleep within three
minutes after / begin "every day in
every way" That's worth doing.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
LAW MINISTRY SAFE
Little Talk of Opposition to New
British Premier.
by HAL OTLAHERTY.
Special Cable TO The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.


by HAL OTLAHERTY.
Special Cable TO The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1928.
London, Feb. 9.-There il virtually
no talk of the possibility that the Bonat
Law ministry will meet disaster at the
coming session of Parliament, although
it offers many critical points from the
point Of view of the government.
Labor ranks in the House of Commons
have been greatly strengthened by the
addition of Arthur Henderson, recently
returned at a bye election but there
is some doubt as to the ability of the
leaders to hold in check the wilder ele'
ments who succeeded in carrying out 4
filibuster during the closing days Of
last session. Mr.. Henderson's ability
as a parliamentsrian added to that ol
Ramsey Mcdonald. is expected to sub
due any undue violence on the part OF
the younger members.
1t is the intention of the Labor party
to fight retroactive legislation for the
relief of landlords who have been unable
to collect rent from thousands of Scot.
fish tenants for months because of dis
covery by tenants of a clause in the
rent restrictions bill under which they
are permitted to occupy rcnt-free any
premises upon which the rent has been
increased without the landlord first no.
tifying the tenant to vacate.
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Pointed Paragraphs

Happy is the rounder who has no
wife to square himself with.
Half million in cold cash lnafes q
thin widow nice and plump.
Flattery never deceives any but
those who are anxious to be deceived.
A cricket makes more noise than a
hornet. but commands less respect.
If there were no such word as fail
some INSCRIPTIONS man would soon
invent one.
Lots Of things. even the gossip never
bears of until the explosion comes.
Virtue is its own reward, but some
people seem TO think that it rquires
lot of advertising.
Fortunate is the man who takes a
wife for better or for worse and
strikes n happy medium.
The honest man who pays his rent
has to hustle and the dishonest man
who doesn't has to keep moving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09

ture will lay predicate for the introduc-
ton of deficiency appropriation bills two
years hence-just as the Legislature OF
two wears ago went beyond the states
income in the expectation that the bills
it contracted then would be honored by
the lawmakers of today.
What is the good of having board
of control if the budgets it prepares are
not to be adhered to-if the Legislature
is to find additional needs" make APP
preparations to meet them and depend
upon the future to provide the money
to cover Deficiencies:
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
ITALY's sTATESMAN-PREMIER

Mussolni, prime minister of Italy, dis
played one kind of greatness when nc
led the Fascist to victory, saving his
country from rule by dangerous radicals
Thus he demonstrated his ability to do
things" That ability is one form OF
greatness.
But a person might have that power
and vet not be great in the best sense
of the term he might use it for vicious
purposes. Is Mussolini great only IN
the Napoleonic sense, OF is he a real
philosopher as we'll as an effective
fighter?
A dispatch from Rome, reporting the
approval of the Washington conference
treaties by the Italian Chamber OF
Deputies, quotes from Mussolini's speech
on that matter few sentences which
indicate that his greatness is of the
broader kind Advising ratification OF
the treaties, the premier said that he did
not wish to waste time in discussing
whether the world war would prove to
be the last in human history. Nor was
it profitable, he thought, to regard as
conclusive any indications afforded by
the negative results, thus far, OF the
Washington conference.
As a matter of frank fact, he went
on, he does not believe in perpetual
peace. What he believes or doesn't be-
lieve, however, should not stand in the
way of efforts to minimize a tendency
that is as old as rnan-the tendency to
fight. 1t may be possible to outgrow
the fighting instinct. Far be it from
Mussolini to say or do anything 80 bar
mankind's path toward peace, even
though he may believe that the goal is
unattainable.
To reject the Washington treaties
might easily be a positive influence for
war, even though the acceptance of them
might not be positive factor for peace
Although there always have been, and
he believes there will continue to be,
moments in the history of peoples when
contracts are broken by force of arms"
Mussolini realizes that treaties such as
those framed at Washington provide at
least breathing spaces" for the nations.
AT any rate" declared Italy's dynamic
'premier-and in this case the hackneyed
phrase has a large meaning-"I declare
that Italy is very glad to join in these
conventions, being thus able to disprove
the accusations that she is fire-eating
nation. The fact that the Fascist gov
eminent asks the chamber to ratify the
conventions indicates the line it intends
to take in foreign politics"
If government officials the world over
would take that attitude toward the ques-
ton of world peace, world peace might
easily be realized. Perhaps Mussolini
doubts that they have the wisdom to do
so, and upon that doubt bases his disbe-
lief in the attainability of perpetual
peace. In any case, he has shown him
self to be an exceptionally level-headed
| statesman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-02-09
EILEEN AROON.

When like the early rose,
Eileen Aroon.
Beauty in childhood blows,
Eileen Aroon!
When, like a diadem,
Buds blush around the stem,
Which Is the fairest GEM
Eileen Aroon
Is it the laughing eye,
Eileen Aroor!
Is it the timid sigh,
Eileen Aroon!
Is it the tender tone,
Soft as the stringd harp's moan:
o, it is truth Alone
Eileen Aroon!
When like the rising day,
Eileen ArooE,
Love sends his early ray,
Eileen ArOoL
What makes his dawning glow.
Changeless through joy or woe?
Only the constant know
Eileen Aroon!
know a valley fair,
Eileen Aroon!
know a cottage there,
Eileen Aroor!
Far in that valleys shade
! knew a gentle maid,
Flower Of hazel glade
Eileen Arocn!
Who in the song so sweet?
Eileen AroCu!
Who in the dance so fleet?
Eileen Aroon!
Dear were her charms to me,
Dearer her laughter free,
Dearest her constancy,-
Eileen Aroon!
Were she no longer true,
Eileen ArOon.
What should her lover do?
Eileen Arocn!
Fly with his broken chain
Far DER the sounding main,
Never to love again.
Eileen AroCn:
Youth must with time decay.
Eileen ArOon
Beauty must fade away,
Eileen ArOou
Castles arc sack'd in war,
Chieftains are scatter'd far.
Truth is a fixed star
Eileen Aroon
Gerald Griffi
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comic reply.
"Oh, the Spanish war;"
mo, subj"
mot the world war, surely?"
"No, sub"
The northerner drew breath and
cast about. "The National Guard"
mo. subj"
perhaps you were on the COVER
nor's staffT' hopefully suggested the
northerner.
"No, suh," was sthe inevitable re-
Spouse.
II see." said the man from the
north. "They call you a colonel be-
cause you come from Kentucky" But
even this ingenious conjecture was
contradicted by the suave habitual re-
ply of the Colonel" "Then would
you mind telling me the answerg' the
interrogation persisted.
"WelI. sub. i reckon I just inher-
tied that title, so to speak, from my
wife's first husband"
Sammy Smokes got a job that
didn't at all please him shovelling the
snow from the path in front of his