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Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

cellus Sunday until afternoon and
spent the rest of the day with Mr..
and Mrs, Lee Boyd.
Simon Boyd and Albert Still of
Yuma county, and Mr.. James Boyd
OF Paoli took supper with Lee Boyd
and family Sunday.
The Boyd children visited at the
Roy Marcellus home Sunday.
Mrs. Nina Ford has returned to her
home in Yuma county where she will
live after vacation at Burns, Wyo
Mrs Simon Boyd has goone to Bur,
lingtou, for short visit with her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schneider took
supper with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wells
Sunday,
Gade John and Harm Harms motor
ed to Denver Monday where they will
take in the stock show
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schnake are
spending this week with Fred Ganse
mef and family,
Ethel Jordan was absent from
school Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gansemer and
Mr. and Mrs. Albert schnalle were
Haxtm callers Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mann were
visitors at the James Porter home on
sunday
Margaret O'Mara took supper with
Berdie Porter Wednesday night.
Berdie Porter took supper with Mar
garat o'Mara Saturday night.
The Farmers Elevator shipped a
carload of hogs Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gale of Haxtun
visited at the Chas. Gale home sun
day.
Ira J. Taylor transacted business in
Sterling Saturday.
]. T. Humphrey and family took
Sunday dinner at the I. J. Taylor
home.
The Paoli School played basketball
with Highland Center Monday night.
The girls score was Il to S in favor
of PaoH The boys lost to Highland
Center a to 3.
Ernest Clark left Monday for Lin
coin. where he expects to spend the
winter.
chas. Plat was a passenger for
Denver Monday.
Arthur volmer was absent from
school Monday.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
Rival 10 Mnnt, c,rln

Helgoland. the little island In the
North sea, seeks the laurels and In.
come Of Monte Carlo.
The island resort Is about to build
II gambling casino. which. It Is hoped,
viii bring sufficient earnings 10 the
local government to make all the
island folks free from tnxatlon lust
as the residents OF Monaco. the prin.
cipaliiy where the Monte Carlo casino
Is located. are free from taxes.
This Il to all lntents and purposes
n declaration OF war by Germany
against France. so far M getting the
tourist gambling business OF Europe
Is concerned.
flelgoland has always been a IN.
yorlte resort, largely patronlEed be.
cause Of It's beach. Now. In addition.
the local government plans 10 erect
u cnslno which will draw new and
Weather class to ils shores.
land Plain Dealer.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
Too Much for tho nawk

When n hawk swooped dawn on II
barnyard nj Salmon Arm. u G., where.
In were small tom cat and for ter.
rlcr, the cni spranR landed on the
birds back and brought II to earth
partly disabling II. The terrier then
took hand In the melee and both dog
and cni went for the hawk. which put
M n good fight when II sttacked the
log the cni would Jump on II and pull
Il on. After hli the cat seemed 10
resent the dogs interference and
turned on him While they were light.
Ing It oul farmer killed the hawk
with stick,
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
STRANGE WAYS OF SLEEPING
Every Kind of Animal Adopts Some
Particular Posture in Winch
to Rest.

Every kind of animal, including
mnn, seems to have adopted some
particular posture in which to sleep,
Long legged birds, such as storks anu
culls. have been observed to sleep
balanced On one leg. Most birds, how
ever, sleep with their heads turned
round over their backs. OFTEN their
beaks are hidden among the feathers
between the wing and the body. Some
curious exceptions to this rule Is the
owl which sleeps sitting ON Il branch,
and certain Indian parrots and bats
which sleep only when suspended
from tree. The duck is the most
unconventional of all. This bird sleeps
on the open water, and during It's
sumbers paddles itself with one foot
in circles TO avoid drifting to the
shore.
Such bulky animal as the sloth
sleeps upside down. hanging by its
four feet and with its head tucked be-
tween the forelegs. The posture of
the domestic cat is typical of many
other animals. Foxes and wolves
sleep curled up with their noses and
the soles Of their feet all close to-
gether and often covered by their
tails. Some animals sleep with their
eyes open, others with them closed. A
dog, especially, an old one, occasion
ally sleeps while standing; a horse
often does. while an elephant never
lies down to sleep. Salmon and gold
fish are said never TO sleep.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
Old iron Mln,, cln..a.

The oldest iron mines In the United
States, located at Sterllngton. N. y.
have becn closed They have been In
continuous operation since 17Go. and
ore taken from them was used TO
forge the famous chain that was
stretched ncron the Hudson river In
the Revolutionary war to prevent th'
British ships from ascending the
Etrcnm. Iron FOR every war In which
the United States ever fought haS
come from these mines.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
NOTICE OF sHERiFF'5 SALE
IN FORECLOSURE
State Of Colorado. County OF Phillips, -.
In the District Court.
Il. DUDDEN, Plaintiff =.


lsREAL II. LEVIN. ALSO CALLED l.
a. LEVIN, ROSE LEVIN. HUSBAND
AND WIFE. HERMAN l.. SENSTocK
ADAM LlcHTENBERG. Defendants.
Under and by virtue OF a decree and
order Of sale entered in the District
Court IN and for the County OF Phil
lips, state OF Colorado. on the 18th day
decreed thar there was du. the above
n.tmed plainun n Duddcn from tho
above named defendants. lsreai H. Lew
Levin. husband and wife, on a certain
note and mortgage the sum OF Nine
Thousand Thrue Hundred -Four and 3s-
100 Dollars GS0i.36) ana costs. which
hereinafter described. and
Under ana by virtue OF said decree
hnd nrnor OF Htlu the underaigned w.
~ HeYhrd. sherin Of Phillips County.
Colorado. IS authorized. directed and en-
powered TO expose for sal. certain pro-
pvrty hereinafter described at Public
Auction after having given notice OF tho
time AMI place OF said sale according
TO the practice and course OF law rela-
tive to sale OF rsal estate under execu.
ton, Tor the purpose Of realizing tho
amount 80 found due the plaintiff rs
aforesaid with interest. costs. dlsburse-
iH.nta and commissions on said sale.
Now, Therefore. Public notice In hero
by given that on the 2iat day OF Febr-
unfy a u, 1894 at the hour Of 10 o'clock
a, NJ, Of that day at the front door OF tho
COUNTY Court house IA liolyokc, County
oncr for sale az Public Auction to tho
highest bidder for cash the following
described prrmiaeas
The Northeast quarter tNEa) OF
section INvntNrthrru t33l IN Town
ship Mine isj North OF RnnRe For.
tystht'n fi3l West OF tn. 9th = NJ.
situated In the County of phllips
and State Of Colorado
together with al and singular the tene-
mrnih, h"rnhiutmrntR, privileges and ap-
hntt'.nshgrH Whatsoever thereun,o boz
lnnHlhR, of unyNiho nppurtninlng and
lho t"NrfHlunH, r"mhlndnrr, rents lHsucs
aud profits thereof
Dated ht iiolyukr, Colorado. this sist
day OF January. a y. 1924.
W. - BENARD.
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
a. Colorado.
Claude y wnlrod Airy for Plaintiffs.
iNrt publication Jan, a. iasi
Last publication fabr, ~. 1894.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pillard and fam
lily visited at the W. S. Marcum home
Sunday.
Fred Garret, Gade, John and Harm
Marms spent Sunday evening at the
Fred Gansemer home.
Margaret oMara and Miss Edna
Youtsey were Holyoke visitors be-
tween trains Saturday.
Mr.. Walter V, Riffenburg left for
Denver Sunday morning.
Miss Edna Youtsey spent the week
end at the James OMara home.
Miss Louise Johnson took supper
with Miss Edna Youtsey last Tues
day.
Miss Alta Gansemer was an over
night visitors at the home of Miss
Mildred Wells.
The Paoli Grade school boys basket
ball team played the Holyoke boys
The Holyoke boys were winners by a
Z TO 16 score.
Mrs L. Gansemer and family took
Sunday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. \.
W. Bachelor.
Mrs. T. Gansemer and family and
Mrs. A. W. Bachelor and son visited
Mrs. Tim Sullivan, who is sick in the
Haxtun hospital. Sunday afternoon.
James oMara, Chris Biesemeier.
Tom Guernsey and George Weber left
Tuesday Off Denver where they will
attend the stock show.
Misses Edna Youtsey and Margaret
oMara called at ths Chas. Taylor
home Friday evening.
The pupils of the Paoli High School
who were exempt from their semes-
ter tests were Gladys Gansemer. 10th
Grade and Thelma Crawford, 9th
Grade
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. o. Crawford and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. John McGee OF
Haxtun, and Mr. and Mrs J. r. Hard
ing and family visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy MeGee Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. o. Crawford and
daughter. Ferne, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. Harding and grand children on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Mann were
callers at the home OF Mrs. Ethel
Spry Sunday evening.
Francis MeMahon. a student OF the
Holyoke High School. spent the W ek
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. p. Mcmahon.
W. H. Alberts went to the dentist
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John AIberts visited
with Harry Alberts Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Msrcellus OF Hol-
yoke, visited Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mar
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
sAERlFF's SALE

By Virtue of an execution issued out
Of the clerks office of the County Court
of Phillips County and State of Colo
RADIO. and TO me directed. whereby l am
commanded to make the sum Of Five
hundred sixty-seven and O-lOO Dollor3,
ts.67 yOl and costs of suit, the amount
Of n certain judgment recently Obtained
against tD C. Brown and Martha J:
Brown. in favor of The James e.; Nou
Lumber Company. out of the lands,
|ionements. goods and chattcls OF the
SAID -. c. Brown and Martha }. Brown,
/ have levied on the following property,
to-wit:
Brown ana Martha j. Brown in
and TO all of block Nj. Paoli
. First Addition. Subject to all
prior liense of record il any.
Therefore. according to said command.
shall expose for sale. at Public Auction.
All the right, title and interest of the
above named D. c. Brown and Martha
j. Brown, In and to the above described
property, on Saturday the 9TH day OF
February 1924. at Ten O'Clock A. M,
at the West front door of the Court
House, in Holyoke. Phillips County.
Colorado
Dated at Holyoie. Colo. this 18th day
w. b. BEVARD,
Sheriff of Phillips County.
w D. Kelsey. Attorney,
Date OF First publication Jan, II. 1924.
Date of last publication Feb Z. 1924.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
A phhenlt rank

"Ynu know Wpmbnt. the nutborY"
I'VE are acquitted"
"fhat baby 4f his has some eutc
expressions"
"YcR. Wnmbnl connded 10 mo IA,
other day that ) lrs. wombnt wanted II
so"
"IIuh'"
80 Womhnt ought 'em 10 tho baby.
and he sRys he Md deuce pf linn.
doing Il. too"
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
No nnnhi nt L.

'well, Vera. must sny J don't think
It's fair 10 your husbsnd 20 run up 80
many bills"
MY denr, % do bis best work ~
needs = sirouE Incentive "-,Llfe.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
WHY the Gods Lauoh.

Another pathetic little feature Of
everyday life Is the gogetter after he
has got II and doesn't know what TO do
with lt.-Ohin State Journal.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DETERMINATION OF

Erinia ot katcrinh ilniek (alao called
GnWsnhe lpiUlp, Deceased.
notice r. hereby given thnt on tho ,,h
aAY q february A. - 1894, tho under.
s,,snis.a Nlll ngrngni 90 the County Court
~ lhiilr7 county Colorado. hla ae-
.Hhh'l lut Nn.u settlement OF hdminls-
lttNuh ui Hith estate, when and where
NV l,fgNnr 40 interest may appear and
'Nl'rt =" lNnu. " they 20 deare.
aNll'H Dr. Hl7p hereby given that hp.
lli''ilgh .Ht iHH determination OF heir
aNu %. hIl ltltrfinh liHink (HlHo called
,Nl. .'llnn ilHl tl deceased has been
inlNn hhl tlut tito Court viii ON naii
hAlN hHrrlnhrlurr mentioned or nj any
WWn 70 which The hearing may ba oon-
Hhu'hs liurHrl 20 ascertain and deter.
t.Iun hhp are tie heirs OF tho Haid
MNl' tihn llnIult tHlHn called Catherine
''hl.hh htri 1Hnh, nnd as nurh entitled
N lhhttit any lands tnnemuntH, hnradi.
.'ni. hlh ~ other property real or per-
HhHl euhuliiuiinF al or part OF tho
islhlr ~ The said knterinn liaInk taiso
'iilrN catherine itaiutl, deceased. and
tNl'I lirrt'r accordingly, at which
l.+ilihE lll tHfHunu claiming TO br heirs
~ Jaw of aaid deceased may appear aud
present helf pIQet
Administrator of the estate
Vt kntafinh iiajek taiao call.
.,s., ~ Catherine llajekl, decreased.
1S.t,an1e " Waifod. Attorney,
~ plllr1uoh IhnWAry 10 fpst
'AH' publication February g, 1921.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
shad,. Of M.anlna.

"when u man refuses TO taks . tip
you say he lncks vision"
eyes"
"And II he takes II and losesr'
"Then We say he lacked foresight
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
one Kind of spor,

A great nnny nlks If they have .
chance fnr prolonged resi-. will Invent
u lot of drudg"r, {" hll H. suu-iImrs
they call II sport.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
Too Far OFF

People would Try much harder TO
win Gofi's commcndalion II lie we're
neSid"or neishh"r.--Dulu, Hefald.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
centfadIstan Of .r.rm.

"You say our freud has queer rec.
ardT'
"lshther repllal Senator Sorghum.
Cant Ne put lm acrrm a. . dart
bornsf'
"rerh'pa. but 'ou'll hsVs 10 white.
saah him nfsi"
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

Lost or Strayed:-one buckskin
mare mule weight about 800 pounds.
Liberal reward. Notify J. w. HEN
DERSON, Wages, Colo. st
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

Lost:-On streets of Holyoke. fur
overcoat last Saturday afternoon.
Finder leave at this office. OF call Geo.
Utesler.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

Wanted:-Worli by the day or elk
by elderly lady. Box 800 Holyohe.
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE

SrATE LAND
uUlen OF TIE state Board oi Land com.
,1usH'"h"rH. wv, Denver Colo. January 4,
Soticr be- hereby Given tbnt "a ~
ilhu.f. ileH" pus,aiiiuo nddrrHu n Am.
h"fHt Colo hHf made application No
hHbtil, 90 loRsu tho following dVtgrih,d
Hgnnoi l''idH situate in Phillfpa County.
Colorado, tasNlt
lllnns@ ~ w., ARrieaiiurI ftifasina,
Notice In further hereby given tim,
ni,,stis'n, III, netaona uuslIlhE TO iiie Rn Hp-
nl'atlnn 10 lease hll Or any part of t6is
uaet Of lngl must Mo same III ihls oti,as
iliyt w F"pruhfy Z, 1894, An no other
iib,ipiis'suiW9h 70 lohHr tho above described
''s'i"' VIII zee considered hiirr Hliu date
EAliL COOLEY.
Register State iioad Land
Published Jan. io-l5.ai'ai i5sil 3l'''
NOTICE or APPLICATION TO lrAsT
Once .t ,b1tHfI LAND
ni4inl,7I ,5i, Denver, Colo. JsnHafy
Notice % beroby given that Jsb, a
ttsit,,ait''titA tti,ai 'iA'N whose pnsielllcU address, h
no y b9ia 90 lease he flii6g''a folaWii66gs W. agh
G1t1ty 9rni,a rns,,, ,a'n9s. situate Ia phuliuu
sl3G Of Sec ID, foSnablfeh w. fh af
Ws..ii,s,,'hg iis,hgp u w. Immunity
..tNHNllf lfmNHr.
Nnilrn Or further hTrtht tatgt. tt..t
II other pffanna dfslfiur ln fig 3r ~
lIlrAlluh To- lriau bil ur Hng uBI
,tt WV uaat Hi h1h hluHt fis snmp in ,bts
uth,r duplication "a irhHr ihe at,t1 ~ ~
s,,hN hN.H ~ NhH4 VIII be- considered Afiaf
EARL COOLEY.
NeAlHtef state Hoard Land
Published Jan a, 1i-Feb'. I, f'iiaa''4. ~
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

For Sale:-24 head of well-bred
Hereford COWS from to 6 years old.
One registered Hereford bull, Beau
Astor breeding. Hotalins Hol-
yoke, Colo. 1S'tt
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
SUMMONS ON APPLICATION
POR REGISTRATION

State of Colorado
County of Phillips
In The district Court.
Charlie p. PETERSON. Plaintin
ROBERT HINzE. vSi LIZZIE WRIGHT.
JOSIE HINZE WRIGHT, WILLIAM
HtNZE AND MINNIE HlNZE. and all
other persons or parties unknown.
interest n he zeal estate describe N
the application herein. Defendants.
The People of the State of Colorado to
the above named Observation-Disclosures
You are hereby summoned to answer
the application OF the applicant plaintiff
in the above entitled application for re-
gistration OF the following land situate
in Holyoke. Phillips County, Colorado.
Lots Nine ts) and Ten do) in
Block Six (6). in the original
, Town OF Holyoke. Phillips Coun-
ty Colorado. according to the
recorded plat thereof,
plication in the office of the Clerk OF
said Court. in said County, within
twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon you. exclusive OF the day
of such service. and il you fail to an
swer the said application within the
time aforesaid. the applicant plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the application
herein.
Colorado, in said County and State.
this 2lst day Of December 4. ID. 1873.
tSeaD .. IL. HELLAND.
Date OF First publication Jan. II, 1924.
Date Of iast publication Feb. Z, 1924
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24
WANT ADS
WANTED-I am always in the mar
ket for your cream, eggs ana pour
try.-A. NJ. Anderson. SUI

Great Player Piano sarsain;-Now
stored near Holyoke, and will sell at
a big discount for quick disposal
Terms given reliable party write
at once for price and full particulars
to The Denver Music Co., Denver
colo 17;+t
Phillips County herald., 1924-01-24

For sale:-Residenc 3 rooms, full
basement ligts and water. Terms
Call or write Warren S. Hathaway,
Holyoke, Colo. lStt
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remains neutral or gives lip service
to Coolidge.
Next, there is within the ranks of
the regulars a serious schism which
Secretary Herbert Hoover, who is
also here, is said to be spending his
days trying to smooth out. This
concerns a recent fight between the
southern California and the northern
elements over the selection of a ma
tional committeeman. The Chandler
ArnoldLong faction wanted C, c..
league. a millionaire lemon grower,
instead of Will Croker, San Fran
cisco banker.
The former was supported by
Coolidge's campaign manager, Mark
Requa, formerly Of the Sinclair oil
interests, and by Hoover. Crocker
beat the opposition from the south,
leaving a lot of noses out of joint,
but the Requa element is in reality
in the saddle.
The result is that some of the
leading Republicans behind Crocker
will not do much marching in the
Coolidge parade.
In the meantime the thirteen cleo
tors for La Toilette have been
picked and will go on the ballot as
independents. Rudolph sSpreckels,
State campaign manager, declares
that every day makes La Follette's
chances Of carrying California more
hopeful.
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the great spirit. and said that it
symbolized the noon day sun.
References 10 the constellation are
found on an Assyrian tablet which
dates pack to 1900 B. c.
The Romans gave it the name Of
"Aquila," and both the Greeks and
the Romans regarded it as being
the eagle of the chief god, Jupiter.
This was the eagle which car
ried Gannymede to the home Of the
gods on Mt. Olympus.
Gannymede was a beautiful Tro-
jan youth. Jupiter, so the legend
goes, was so pleased with his ap-
pearance that he sent his eagle TO
seize the youth while he was playing
with a group Of friends.
The agile carried Gannymede to
Mt. Olympus, where Jupiter made
the youth his cup-bearer.
II is interesting to note that we
have located close together in the
sky the constellation Of Cygnus, the
flying swan, the flying eagle, and
Lyra, which as we know. was fire.
quently regarded by the ancients as
falling eagle rather than a harp
or Tyre.
Many students Of the stars think
that there must be some signifi-
canoe to this grouping.
In al probability the ancients did
have some definite scheme in mind
in grouping these figures together.
But whatever it was, it has be-
come lost in the course Of the ages.
The Chinese had a beautiful leg
end connecting the two constella-
lions Of Aquila and Lyra.
It IS called the legend Of the
spinning damsel and the maybe
bridge.
The constellation Lyra is supposed
to represent the spinning damsel.
The constellation Aquila represents
cowherd who fell in love with her.
The girls father, in anger, ban
ished them both to the sky, where
they are separated by the Milky
Way, which, according to the leg
end. is supposed to be a river.
The father degreed that they
might meet only once a year. This
they are able to do with the help
Of the magpies. who fly to the sky
once a year and form a bridge over
the river of the Milky Way.
The japanese have a festival
called 'Tanabata." 1t IS on this
night that the lovers are supposed
to meet, according to Lafcadio
Hearn.
In Korea the children throw stones
at the nagpies If they see any on
the day of this festival. because they
say that the magpie, who is in his
usual haunts then. is Sinking his
duty to the lovers in the sky.
Next article: The constellation Of
Delphinus, the Dolphin.
Copyright, 1924, by David Dietzl
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LA TOILETTE ON THE KHAN
(From the New York World)

= SENATOR LA TOILETTE has made better of
his talent for direct statement than in his letter Robert
ripps concerning the KuKlux Kan. He expresses down
right and explicit English the ideal attitude of any candidates
the presidency toward organization trading in
prejudice for wealth and political power,
That the Khan possesses immense political power and that
threatens obtain dominant position IL other States than
those which already dictates platforms and nominations
be doubted by reader of the of articles Ned
Mcintosh appearing in The World The candidate who
and definitely condemns the Khan and its works
expect cut himself off question of principle from
support of solid minority which might easily the bal
sRnce in his favor in uncertain States
Regreng the question of religious and radical tolerance
campaign which he would have preferred conduct
purely economic lines Senator La Toilette nevertheless
and issues unequvocal defiance He is unaeraby
opposed to the evident purposes of the organization
the Ku-ux Khan disclosed by its public "
He believes that t cannot long survive and he bases this be-
Lief the fate of earlier movements Of similar character
American politics. His is that of Abraham Lincoln
the KnowNohngs and that of Thomas Jefferson toward
fright of inquiry into the religious opinions of others If
has aienated every Kanman the United States from
his ticket it is not his fault.
No candidate blink the fact that Senator La Toilette
decaraon standard of candor and regard
issue admitting of compromise which does not lend aid
and comfort the most vicious faction in the public life of this
generation.