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PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS

OF d
The State of Wyoming, County Of
Carbon, So.
IN DISTRICT COURT.
Benz. l.. Thompson. and Matte
Thompson, Plaintiffs.
vs..
Emma Barnes, her heirs and assigns,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given to Emma
Barnes. defendant above named,
whose last known address and resi-
dence was Little Prairie, State of
Kansas; and her heirs and assigns
that plaintiffs above named did on
the 14th day of May, 1924, file
in the said District Court their
verified petition. wherein the OBJ
iect and prayer Of said petition be-
ing. that you, and your heirs and
assigns be decreed to have no right,
title or interest of any kind or des-
cription, in and to the South Half
of Section tw~enty-six. in Township
No. Nineteen North of Range Eighty
three West of the 9Th P. M, in Car
bon County, Wyoming. and that the
plaintiffs be decreed to be the own
ers in fee simple of sane and any
interest you may claim therein be
barred and forfeited.
You are notified that you are re-
CURED to answer said petition on or
before the 18th day of July, A. D.,
1924, or judgment will be entered
against you as prayed for in said pc
tition.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyoming, this
l4th day of May, 1924.
STELLA JUNGQUIST, Clerk.
Benz. L.. Thompson and Matte
Thompson. Plaintiffs.
4. ]. ROSTER. Attorney.
First publication May Is, 1924.
Sixth publication June 10, 1924.
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE OF real ESTATE
MORTGAGE SALE

DtAauAl HdNiuS oCCulIeu III the
conditions of a certain mortgage
deed, dated April /. 1921. executed
by The Wyoming Mines & Develop
ment Company. a Wyoming corpor-
ation, with its principal office at
Rawlins, Wyoming. to w. w. Daley,
Trustee, which said mortgage was
on the 18th day of May, 1924, at
the hour of II o'clock a. m. duly
filed for record in the office of the
County Clerk of Carbon County,
Wyoming. and duly recorded in book
l66 of Mortgage Deed at page 2S {
IN said office. and which said mort
gage was given to secure the pay
ment of the sun of S30,60O. 90. as
evidenced by six certain promissory
notes, bearing date April l, 1921,
and executed by the said The Wy
oming Mines & Development Com
pany, a corporation, n payable one
year after date, with interest from
date at the rate of eight $50 per
cent per annum until paid. to-wit:
M note payable to the order of
Paul Paulson in the sum OF $500.
m note payable to the order of
w. W. Daley in the sum of $500
one note payable to the order of
c. Il Blydenburgh in the sum of
! IVu. oht Holt pay dDlt ~ lne Or
der OF j. A. Rendle in the sum of
$500. one note payable to the or
der OF N. C. Miller in the sum of
$500, and one note payable to the
order of Franklin Hardinge in t.
sum OF $500, and upon which said
mortgage and notes there Is claim
ed to be due at the date Of this
notice the sum of S30,60O. 90 princi-
pal, and S7,4S3.O0 interest. making
the total sum due at the late OF
this notice s3S,0S3.OO, and no suit
or proceedings at law having been
instituted to recover the deb Sc
cured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof.
Therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the power OF sale
In said mortgage contained and the
statute in such cases made and pro-
vided, said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale OF the m@or,gaged
promises and for hat purpose on
Monday the 30th day OF June, 1924.
at the hour OF two O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day. at the front
door OF the Courthouse in the City
OF Rawiins. County OF Carbon and
State OF wyoming. there will be sold
at public auction and vendue TO the
highest and best bidder for cash the
premises described in said mortgage
to satisfy the amount due on said
promlssory notes secured by said
mortgage at the date OF said notice
with interest and costs and expenses
allowed by law. which said premises
are described in said mortgage sub
Bale / Clab Lode Mining Claims
26.0b6 acrcs In Sections Five (5)
. and Six 90. Township Twenty-Five
t25) North. Range Eighty-nve (s5)
King Lode Mining Claim, Ii
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOIlNE OF FINAL SETTLENENT'
The State OF Wyoming, County OF
Carbon. IS.
In District Court.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
James b. Delaney. Deceased.
Notice Of Final Account and Petition
for Distribution.
Notice Is hereby given to all
creditors and others Interested in
the above estate that NJ. b. McKillip
as administrator OF said estate has
fled his final account and petition
FOR distribution of said estate with
the Clerk OF the District Court in
and for Carbon County, Wyoming
where anyone interested may ex-
anime said account and petition and
file their objections thereto at any
time within thirty days after the
last publication OF this notice. to-wit:
thirty days after June 26th. 1924.
II no objections are fled TO said ac-
count within said time. the admin
istrator will make final settlement
OF said estate at the expiration Of
said thirty day period or as soon
thereafter rs the matter can be
heard.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyoming this
26th day OF May. A. D.. 1924.
NJ. b. MckILLIP.
Administrator OF the estate Of James
u. Delaney. deceased.
BY Brimmer 4 Brimmer, attorneys.
First publication May %. 1924.
Fifth publication June 26. 1924.
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE OF CHAlsIEL
MORTGAGE SALE

Whereas. on the lst Jay of April,
1921, The Wyoming Mines & De-
velopment Company. a Wyoming
corporation, with its principal Of
flee at Rawlins. Carbon County.
Wyoming, executed a chattel mort
gage to w. w. Daley, Trustee,
thereby bargaining. selling and con-
veying to said w. w. Daley, Trustee,
the following property. goods and
chattels. to-wit:
1 20 Stamps Gold Extraction Mill.
complete with Batteries. Plates, Ore
Crusher, Ore Bins, Pulleys and
Shafting.
l 80 H.. y. Engine.
3 Pumps.
/ Norwalk Air Compressor.
2 40 II. =. Kewanee Horizontal
Boilers.
l Hosting Engine with 400 feet
OF y Wire Cable.
i Complete Gold Assaying Outht.
All tools and equipment including
blacksmith. machinist. IN | n 1 II &
tracks. ore cars and material OF all
kinds now on the premises.
Mil Building about 40 Z $50.
All on Deserted Treasure Lode.
Southeast Quarter (SEk) Section
Six t6). Township Twenty-Five (25)
North OF Range Eighty-nve $3.50
West.
/ Frame House 2-story used NJ
sleeping quarters and boarding
house. together with all dishes,
cooking utensils and furniture con.
tnined therein.
l Groom Log Cabin. with furn.
itnre. utensils. etc. therein.
/ Frame House. used as nRsa y
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter of the estate OF
John Larson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that let
ters OF Administration were on the
18th day Of May, 1924, granted to
the undersigned in the above estate,
and all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby re-
quired to exhibit them with neces-
sary vouchers for allowance to the
undersigned Administrator with six
months after the date of said let
ters, or they may be precluded from
any benefit from said estate, and If
said claims be not exhibited within
one year from date of said letters
they will be forever barred.
Dated at Rawlins. Wyo., this 22nd
day of May. 1924.
HARRY LARSON, Administrator.
First publication May %. 1924.
Third publication June 5, 1924.
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE OF SALE
OF School Bonds of School District
No. 3, Carbon County, Wyoming
G27S.

Public notice Is hereby given that
subject to the result of an election
to be held June 23, 1924. the Board
OF Trustees OF School District No. 3.
in the County Of Carbon. State Of
wyoming. will. on the 81 day of
June. A. d. 1924. at the hour OF
$ o'clock p. NJ. at Central School
building In Rawlins. Wyoming, sell
The bonds OF the said district in an
mount not exceeding S275,000,
bearing interest at a rate not ex-
ceeding Ave and n half per centum
payable semi-annuaiiy, said bonds
to bear date the first day of July.
A. ID. 1924. absolutely due and pay
able twenty-five years from date,
optional $4,000 in ten years; $780,
o0O In fifteen years and $4,000 in
twenty years. Principal and inter
est payable at the Office Of tho
County Treasurer or at Kountze
Brothers Bank in New York City.
Bids must be accompanied with
an unconditional certified check on
a national bank In the sum of 81 .00O
TO be retained by the district in the
event the purchaser fails to take
up and pay for said bonds in nc.
cordancc with the contract Of pur.
chase and sale. Checks of unsuc.
cessful bidders will be returned
promptly.
Said bonds will not DO sold for
loss than their par value. and the
trustces OF the said district reserve
the right TO reject any md all bids
received md 10 sell said bonds at
private sale. II they deem Il for the
best interests OF the district.
The opinion Of Perhing. Nye, Fry
4 Tallmadge. attorneys Of Don vor
Colorado. will accompany tho bonds,
Dated at Rawlins. Wyoming, this
- day OF May. A. d. 1924.
l. J. RENDLE.
tSeA) President.
Attest: l.. p. Armstrong. Clerk.
First publication May -. 1894.
Fourth publication June -. 1884.
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

The State of Wyoming, County of
Carbon. IS.
IN DISTRICT COURT SECOND JU-
DICIAL DISTRICT.
Carbon County Credit Rating Ex-
change. an unincorporated associa-
ton, Plaintiff.
George G. Fleming. Defendant.
To George G.. Fleming, whose address
is unknown:
You are hereby notified that on
the Gath day of March. 1924, the
Carbon County Credit Rating Ex-
change, an unincorporated associa-
ton, plaintiff herein. filed a petition
in the above entitled Court in which
it prays Judgment against you on the
first cause of action in the sum of
four hundred ninety dollars (S490.-
DO) with interest thereon at seven
per cent per annum from and after
December 18th, 1928. and Judgment
against o in the second cause of
action for the sum of two hundred
seventy-five dollars (s2T5.0O) with
interest thereon at seven per cent
Der annum from and after March Sth,
1924, together with its costs herein.
You will further take notice that
unless you answer or otherwise plead
% said petition on or before July
5th. 1924, Judgment will be taken
against you
STELLA JUNGQUIST.
Clerk of the District Court.
BRGMMER & BRIMMER
Attorneys. for Plaintiff.
FIRST Publication May Is. 1924.
sixth publication June 10. 1924.
, 1924-06-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office, at Cheyenne, Wyoming.
May 9, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Nestor
Nurmi, Of Leo, Wyo.. who, on Apr,
4. 1921. made Add1 Stock-raising
Id. Entry. Serial No. 02SS2S, for
EkSEA Sec. II; Ell Sec. 20; M
NEh of ection 20, Township 26 N,
Range 81 VS. 9th p. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make
final three year proof. TO establish
claim to the land abouve described
before Stella Jungquist, Clerk of the
District Court, at RIA wlins, Wyo., on
the 23rd day OF June, 1924.
Claimant as witnesses: Gus,
Murdo. OF Leo, Wyo. Matt Makinen,
of Hanna. Wyo. Jack Saxberg, OF
Hanna. Wyo. Carl M~atson, of Leo,
Wyo.
MART T. CHRISTENSEN,
Register.
FIRST publication May IT, 1924.
Fifth publication June IL. 1924
, 1924-06-05

Columbia Record - The sap in
some of our Presidential timber is
mostly in The head
, 1924-06-05

FIRST publication May II. 1924.
Fifth publication June IL, 1924.
, 1924-06-05

L.. E. Armstrong
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication May 20. 1924.
Sixth publication July 3, 1924.
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be and the boys worked hard both
day and night.
Space will not permit the many
features in the parade, but all parti-
cipants are to be congratulated on
their displays, which were both ar
tistic and educational
BRUSH LAKE CELEBRATES
A great many people took advant-
age of the restful quietness of Brush
Lake to celebrate the day OF indie
pendence and a large crowd was at
that popular resort both the 4th and
5th and greatly enjoyed the bathing,
dancing and other sports. Manager
Johnson by his courteous and efficient
treatment of the public is drawing
large crowds to Brush Lake and is
once more bringing that place back
to where it was before the slack
methods of the management made it
an undesirable place in which to take
ones family. The celebration at
Brush Lake was a huge success.
OUTLOOK CELEBRATES AT KOS
KEY FARM
A large number of the Outlook
community celebrated at Koskey's
farm north of Outlook, the proceeds
of which go to the Outlook hospital.
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SHERIDAN co. HAS
MANY CELEBRATIONS
CONTINUED from page y

fUl floats and industrial exhibitions
as they moved along the streets dis
played hours of hard and tedious
work and a great measure or artistic
ability.
The rodeo, although it was not
originally a part of the entertain
ment, drew a large crowd which thor
oughly enjoyed the show.
These who did not take in the
TOdeo were entertained by the races
held on the street until 3:15, when the
ball game took place between Plen-
tywood and Dooley. The game was
won by DOOley II to 8. During the
game the large crowd enjoyed the
daylight fire works and various pieces
by the Plentywood band.
In the evening a fire display Of
fireworks drew the attention of the
large crowd, after which the dance
ended the festivities of the day.
The Plentywood band is to be COM
mended for its efforts in making the
celebration the success it proved to
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By Charles E. TAYLOR

Montana Wheat Growers nrov;doe
IlIdt the Board of Directors. ten n
NUMBER, shall be elected each wear
dIter the state has been districfe5 nv
me existing Board. 1t provides that
inns election shall occur in lime IT,
latter part of May, the Board reds
tflcted the state. and the election We
10 proceed as provided for in tba Pu
1ews. Usually, the head Office At
~ 1e"ls toWh seEt out nominating hal
lOts WIN instructions to nominate a
Nan 1ian TO membership. This year. the
POaId' on the grounds of economy
Heclded not to send out this Letter
put 70 print the nominating ballot in
the wheat Grower" with insfruc-
lions to the membership to elm and
man IN. Director StOner of Sheridan
county opposed the idea, but the mo-
ION prevailed. Mr.. StOner said fiat
1lIS method would not get the re
suns The Bylaws of the Associs-
tlon' which provides for the election
provides also that candidates can he
nominated by petition. A number Of
members of the pool and Others IN
terested in the success of tho mol
as It was their right if A.,
saw mt. and rs provided for in ~
bylaws, took advantage of the nett |
, 4. 10 nominate several men as can
Tor directors, one in each Of !
. several districts. The petitions were
NED as provided in the Bylaws and
statement of the policy of these
the candidates was signed
" the petitioners, and printed and
nalied out to the membership of the
,,r,g9anlzatiOn in the several districts
Al Of ibis was regular. Anv mem
st or group of members have
tsn' TO participate in the election
Board of Directors, and fhe
,oaru OF Directors have a right TO
isc' new president and hire al
e~ manager if they feel that the
81 interest of the organization can
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Cresap's Red Barrage

Pres. Cresap and Mgr. Strawma,
OF the Montana Wheat Growers Ae
soclStIOn, have devoted many column,
OF the Associations publication To the
/ attack OF the sO-called Reds, or Com.
inunlst, or Farmer-LabOrite. whom he
says are IN deep plot to unset the
present management of the MOntana
wheat Growers and take control of
Il Tor immoral purposes. thOu0b Mr.
GIresap does not just define what
el1Ose purposes are. except that thev
are something awfas.
Inc July first issue of the Wheat
Growers, was almost entirely devoted
70 attacks upon those who would rid
the Association of both CresaD and
oIraWman, and make the Association
what the members intended that #
should be. This plan on the part of
snOse who would save the Associa-
lion, according to Messrs. Cresan and
olraWman, IS something dirtv. inn
moral and uncomfortable; some sort
OF e vie crime, which is not named
or defined. 1t is inferred from In
snuatlOn that it is sometime of an
unh0ly nature, to nominate a sot of
candidates for Directors of tho Mon
tana Wheat Growers Associaf;o,,
piedged to inaugurate a policy differ,
eht from that now already pursued
10 nominate set of men pledged IN
eject a new president. and hire q new
or to criticize the inability
ignorance. and incOmpetency of the |
2reseh5 management of the AssOcia-
ION. 10 do a thing of this kind ;s
according to Mr.. Cresap. to commit -
crime against the Holy Ghost. Mr.
-resap seems to believe that the As.
ISOLATION and the farmers wheat n
us hands is his to do as ba
'leases with, and to ask for an ac
COUNTING, is an impertinent sane;
less for which the asker should he
everely chastised. 'u Oe
The Constitution and Bylaws Of the
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be promoted by so doing.
II Messrs. Cresap and StraWman
had desired to file a set of candidates
Tor directors, they had the right to
DO so, and no one would have stopped
them.
But what happened? The members
OF the Association, Disguised with It
Tor the most part, refusing to deliver
wheat to it, and universally damnlng
1t and the Management, took no m.
terest in the nomination, and | am
told, only one nominating vote was
sent 1t. The only nominees were the
petition nominees. When these petl,
tons were flea, Messrs. Cresap ana
StraWman realized that something
had happened-that there were men,
bers who wanted a change of man
agement; who wanted to cut lose
from the Chamber of Commerce; VINO
wanted to affiliate with other coop
eratiVe institutions to save EXPENSE
HAo WaAAJpu q CllduSC VI tAS -
OF selling the grain to receiving ele,
VatOrs and commission men, msIeau
of to the millers and exporters, WHO.
wanted an accounting of the business
who wanted real pool instead OF
agency for the Chamber o.
Commerce, who wanted at least o.
much for the wheat as the local elg.
vatOrs were paying for it, winch
most of them did not receive anu
Messrs. Cresap and Strawman, PAM
franticalIy called meellns
# the Board of Directors, and sus
pended operations, refused to 90 "
With the election, and submitted
to the membership to .S His
olive the organization, and llqulSTSs, s
he business of the Association. .l tirv
iOard of Directors had no aulnoi'~
0 suspend nor to annul the elec'iO"
CONTINUED on Page Flvel
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BROCKTON POOLER
URGESSTONER TO ACT
SAYS HE IS CONVINCED THAT
CRESAP AND STRAWMAN
MUST GO-AND THE POOL
SAVED.

The following letter from A
Schmitz Of Brockton, Montana. .
member of the Montana Wheat Grow
ers Association to Hon. Clair Stoney
OF PlentywOod, Montana. indicates
the position of huge majority of the
members Of the Wheat Growers Az
ISOLATION. He urges Stoner to act IN
save the Association, and to put the
association in the hands of new
management.
BrOcktOn Mont.
~, June 16, 1924.
Malta, Mont.
Dear Sir:
What about this suspended
wheat pooling? I voted no to
both questions. Why did YOU
vote no. I want this thing to
go on; do you?
What is the matter with Cres-
ap? ~
l am convinced that Cresap
and all those in agreement with
hIm should get out and have no
say whatever any more SO that
al0ther can step in and 90
ahead. | say am convinced and
| wouldn't write if ] wasn't.
Try to do something. He
must get out. We will lose a
good thing and our money too.
know what Pm talking abOuf
DO something.
Sincerely and yours truly.
A. SCHMITZ.
Answering the question in Schmitz's
letter. Mr.. Stoner, the fighting direc-
tor OF the Wheat Growers Associa-
ION says: l voted no. because I feel
:hat the only way in which the
-almers problem in the marketing Of |
wheat IS by means of a pool. That |
Continued on page 81
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.JEWETT OFF THE j0R
Came to Montana toSavo tbo
management of Montanes MIS- Igsenl
Growers, But Threw Up S mmea
After a Few Meetings. ? sponge
URGENT BUSINESS ELsEwHppp

Mr.. Jewett, who is the booJ
American Sales Aoono1 ,'S y VI tne
which. the Montana Wheat Crow NUN
Association is affiliated, ap erU"sH
Ihe >. Y. 5. sent out bv We sli.s
StraWman and Cresap when tb 1s' not3
lions were filed nominating . No ron Pe' y,
OF directors, pledged to elect ~" u y.
president and manager. and - " new
an audit Of the Associations bnsin r'a'9
came to Montana to rout tboso '''l MI.
nave decided that the affiliations ~
the Montana Wheat Growers 4csoo
alton with the MINNEAPOLIS CbsTo5a.
OF commerce must cease. snollo II
lew places and met with such . cb;llo
reception on the part eff the T man.
t6ers whom he failed to convince 't tbat
ne decided that he had more nra .ss'
ing business somewhere else. wbeyo
ne could do more to earn his s1506S
per year than he can do in Nontan.
so he beat it out of here and has rof
been heard Of since. He was 81
anxious to get away that he paid =
taxi driver a bonus to get him to =
station on the main line.
When Mr.. Jewett left Mr.. Cresan
Mr.. Jewett promised so Mr. Crasan
says, in the Wheat Grower Of Jnne
10Th issue, 'in the July first issue
Mr. Jewett will answer certain vicious
accusations" But in the july list is.
sue, Mr.. Jewett failed to come across.
much to the disappointment of Pres.
Cresap, who walled, "Mr. Jewett is
unable to be present within the state
and 1t therefore falls upon us 10
make this answer for him" Why Mr.
Jewett is not in the state. and why
ne failed to make the answer to the
that he was "hcbnobbing'
with the Chamber Of Commerce. in
stead Of dealing with "other coop
erative agencies" Mr.. Cresap does
not state. although Mr. Cresap does
pretend to answer the charges in be-
half OF Mr.. Jewett. Mr. Jewett knows
that the charges contain a consider
able truth, and he does not care, no
doubt, to do the lying himself, so he
has Mr.. Cresap do it for him, which
Mr.. Cresap seemed more than will
ing to do.
Mr.. Jewett will not come back to
Montana, the members of the AssO-
;laticn can be assured.
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c "A fi2e time time was had bv -
BARN IN fa fne evening the T big Young
galaxy 81 Of merry Makes NAL with h, the R 0eso
the light fantastic. Tbs MS who triipp pssS
uhe day We're over S7O0 NJ NJ receipts :, y
Various other mTnnaiHtihBRATE
l of lie, county held picnicgi s45 IN She,
town town Spent dr by every one, wb Jay was
weather prevailing wa %i'l the IDEAL
to be remembered. ""S day lone
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5sp0ClIuIIy yours,
A. MARTINSON.

* * K .
Needless to say, the above letter
nor no! answers to the questions asked
~ oI9 i net appear in the wheat Grow
The point that Martinson makes ;s
InaC the politics of the members of
elCnef side of the controversy Is not
IN issue. The management and the
polccy OF the Wheat Growers Aseo-
grafton is IN issue-the attack on
Iasrner-laborites, reds CIR commu-
IllSts. Whlle expressing the private
PPolltlcal views of Messrs. Cresap and
StraWman, does not throw anv 6ob+
upon the management Of the What .,t
poUI. ana Is lmmaterial to the issue.
NJ mafClnsOn asks why the Wolf
III JiiiS 1I pDol wheat was sold to the Rus
ST Tll nIInlIng Company through the
brothers Commission House.
instead OF direct by the elevator man
* dt Won Point, and the commits
SION saved. MartinsOn wants to
Know why so much of the pooIad
S & Is sold to the elevator to which
.ne FARMER delivers it, when the
- -aIlnef can sell the wheat to that
i -I@va.0f himself for more money net
nan an, the pool can get for it.
:, why dld not the montana Wheat
IroWer', or Mr.. Cresap or Mr.. Straw /
nan publish this letter and anewo,.
4iese questions SO all could under I
'a Tl' why THESE things are done?
mere Is a very good reason and
ilaC reason IS sufficient for Mr.. Cres-
p ana TO Mr.. Strawman.