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Evening star., 1925-08-16
Next Weeks Photoplays

RIALTO-Mary Philbln in
Siege" 3"
COLUMBIA-Betty Bronson
in Not SO Long Ago"
METROPOLITAN ID orr
Kenyon in The Halfway
Girl"
PALACE-Lon CLANCY in THE
Unholy Three"
TIVOLI-"The Making of
O'Malley,' THE Redeeming
SIM" "Baree, Son of kazan"
and The Rainbow Trail.
AMBASSADOR-"The Half
Way Girl" The Spaniard,"
"Raffles" and Steel of the
Mounted Police"
EARLE ROOF-"Everyman's
Wife" "Raffles" and The
Making OF O'Malley."
CENTRAL - Steel of the
Mounted Police Her Hus
bands Secret Soul Fire"
and Her Market Value
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Griffith s Method.

my experience. says David Wark
Griffith, las a motion picture
director has convinced me that char
acters are the basis of photoplays.
Stories are secondary.
Il don't think it is possible to con-
struct a new plot. Literature has
exhausted every conceivable situation.
Themes vary, but the elements of in
terest are all bound up in the char
acters.
Varieties of human beings are in
finite. They may be likable or revolt
ing, amusing or disgusting. Choose
them carefully, develop your stu
ations around them and you have a
Evening star., 1925-08-16
PRINCESS.

Today and tomorrow, Milton Sills
Man" and AL ST. John in Dynamite
Doggie"; Tuesday, Weber and Fields
in "Friendly Enemies" and Jimmy
Adams in step Fast; Wednesday,
Charles Ray in "A Tailor Made Man
and educational comedy, Good Spir-
it's; Thursday, Priscilla Dean in "A
Cafe in Cairo" Aesop Fable and COM
edy; Friday, Douglas MacLean in
Never Say Die Larry Semon com
edy and news reel; Saturday, Capt.
Nunguesser in THE Sky Raider" ju-
venile comedy Dragon Alley" and
episode s. THE Fighting Ranger
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EARLE ROCF-"She Wolves"

The Earle Roof win commence the
new week with the William Fox pro-
duction ''She Wolves" featuring
Nina Rubens in a story of Partisan
night life founded on the David Be
lasco play The Man in Evening
Clothes" which will be offered tonight.
tomorrow and Tuesday nights. The
comedy will be Meet the Missus.''
Wednesday and Thursday nights
Irene Rich in My Wife and l." a
Warner Brothers production, supple
mented by an educational picture;
comedy. Friday and Saturday. An
tonic Moreno and Patsy Ruth Miller
in Her Husbands Secret" a Frank
Lloyd production.
The Earle Roof management an
nounces that it also is doing its bit
toward the Greater Movie Season
and presenting worthy attractions.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
RAPHAEL.

Today and tomorrow, Anna Q. Nils
son, Lewis Stone and Shirley Mason
in THE Talker"; comedy, Aesop Fa-
bles; Tuesday, Douglas MacLean in
Introduce Me-; also Fox News;
Wednesday. Madge Bellamy and
Ethel Clayton in wings of Youth; ;
comedy. Yes, Yes, Nannette"; =;
Thursday, Claire Windsor and Conway
Tearle in Just a Woman; Spat
Family comedy. Hot Stuff; Friday,
Richard Talmadge in Youth and Ad-
venture; also "Pacemakers, No. 2,
Merton Of the Coolies; Saturday,
Evening star., 1925-08-16
EMPIRE,

Today and tomorrow, Owen Moore
and Constance Bennett in The Code
of the West" and comedy. "Tenting
out; Topice of the Day. Sunday; Tues
day and Wednesday, Alice Joyce in
The Little French Girl and comedy,
THE Scientific Husband; Thursday
and Friday Johnny Hines in The
CraClerjaclI" and comedy, Felix Tries
to Rest: Fox News Thursday: Sat
urday, J. B. Warner in The Hellion, ="
comedy, Say 1t With Flour" and
Fox News
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Photoplays This Week

of Western Stars; news events,
Aesop's Fables and a screen novelty.
"Zowie." Tuesday, William Fox pro-
duction, 1T Is the Law; Imperial
comedy, Lion Love" Wednesday
and Thursday. Bebe Daniels, The
Crowded Hour; news and newspaper
fun. Friday, Thunder, the dog. in
silent Pal": Mack Sennetts "One
Spooky Night: ninth chapter, Sunk
en- Silver" Saturday, Baby Peggy, in
Captain January; Universal comedy,
"Ice Cold: third chapter. play Ball. "
Evening star., 1925-08-16
TIyOLI-"Her Husbands Secret. 4"

Patsy Ruth Miller and Antonio Mo
reno head the cast of First Nationals
production. Her Husbands Secret"
an adaptation of May Edginton' s story.
Judgment, viii open the Greater
Movie Season at Crandall's Tivoli
Theater the first two days of this
week. The comedy will be Lloyd
Hamiltons two-reel farce, Waiting"
and the Pathe Review also will be
shown. Tuesday and Wednesday. Ri
cardo Cortez. Jetta Goudal and Noah
Beery in Raoul Walsh's production,
The Spaniard,' a daring and high
hearted romance, supplemented by
Mack Sennett's Good Morning
Nurse; Thursday and Friday, Ewes
Secret" a Paramount attraction, with
Betty Compson, Jack Holt and VIII
liam Collier, jr.. also Our Gang in
"Shootin' Injuns'; Saturday. Bert
Lytell in ''Steele of the Northwest
Mounted" Walter HERS in "Oh, Brid-
get" and a new "Sportlight.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

story. Begin with the situations and
try to fit characters to them and you
are off to bad start.
Prom this you might get the i'm
preston that / favor the star system.
Note that / speak in the plural
characters. / doubt whether l could
makesan interesting picture with an
outstanding star. | know | would not
enjoy il.
''For me each new picture is an ad-
venture. 1t is something different,
something to be evolved and developed,
and finished as an expression OF some
phase of life. 1t may not resemble
the authors original story, 1t may
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Mary's Little Annie Rooney

II TITLE ANNIE" which brings
Mary Picllford back as d ragged
little imp Of the East Side. after her
fling at costume pictures. is said to
be ideal Pickford material.
Mary is the daughter of "A New
York policeman and the leader of q
gang of boys. She romps and battles
with them-then suddenly is the vic
tim of a tragedy when her father Is
killed. The transition from the first
sequences of the picture to the dra-
matte scenes is said to mark Miss
Pickford's greatest work on the screen.
Evening star., 1925-08-16
AVENUE GRAND.

Today and tomorrow, Patsy Ruth
Miller and Antonio Moreno in Her
Husbands Secret and Lloyd Hamilton
in Waiting; Tuesday and Wednes
day. Nazimova in 1.-THE Redeeming
SIM and Our Gang" in "Shootin' In
iuns''; Thursday, Agnes Ayres in Her
Market Value" and Hal Roach's "A
Haunted Honeymoon; Friday, Peter
Is. Kyne's Beauty and the Bad Man"
and Charlie Chase in Looking for
Sally; Saturday, Owen Moore and
Constance Bennett in Code of the
West" and Lige Conley in Below
Zero''
Evening star., 1925-08-16
OLYMPIC.

Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels
in The Crowded Hour" Tuesday
in White Fang" by Jack
London; Wednesday,, Lilies of the
Street; Thursday, Mabel Ballin,
Frank Mayo, Wanda Hawley. in
Barriers Burned Away; Friday.
Charles Ray in Percy: Saturday,
Owen Moore and Marguerite De La
Motto in East of Broadway"
Evening star., 1925-08-16

and comedy. THE Dome Doctor;
Friday, Nazimova in "A Dolls House"
and comedy, Hold Everything; Sat
urday, double bill, Fred Thomson in
"Thundering Hoofs" and Richard
Talmadge in The Fighting Demon" "
Shows continuous, Sundays from 3
and Saturdays from p.m.)
Evening star., 1925-08-16
LINCOLN-"The Marriage whirl."

meth Harlan, Harrison Ford, and Nita
Naldi, will be seen at the Lincoln
Theater the first three days of this
week in First Nationals film version
of j. Hartley Manners play, The
National Anthem" together with
Harry Langdon in "Boobs in The
Woods and other short films
Wednesday and Thursday. THE
White Desert" featuring Claire Wind
Sor and Pat O'Malley. also Jimmie
Adams in "Sit Tight and a new
LYMAN H. Howe Hodge Podge":
Friday and Saturday, Aileen Pringle
in the film version of Lillian Russells
former stage success, "Wildfire," also
Al st. John in Curses" and the
Pathe Review
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CENTRAL-"Youth's Gamble.

To usher in the Greater Movie
Season" at Crandalls Central Theater
the first two days OF this week the
attraction will be Reed Howes III
Youths Gamble an action drama
full of thrills and adventure: Harry
Langdon's travesty. "Boobs in the
Woods; a Grantland Rice sport
light and ID scenic, Italy" will com
plete the program. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Metro -GoldWyn's The
White Desert with Claire Windsor,
Pat O'Malley and Robert Frazer to-
~ether with Lige Conley in Below
Zero; Thursday and Friday. First
Nationals version Of Eugene Wal
tcrs play. Jus, q Woman" with
Conway Tear.e, Percy Marmont and
Dorothy Brock: also Hal Eoach'S
Hold My Baby; Saturday. "A
Woman's Faith" adapted from Ciar-
ence Burlington Kelland's novel,
Miracle" with Percy Marmot. Alma
Rubens and Jean Hersholt: also Wal
ter HERS in "Oh, Bridget" and
Lyman H. Howe Hodge Podge"
Evening star., 1925-08-16
YOTs

Today, Owen Moore and Constance
Bennett in Code of the West" and
Earle Foxe in THE Amateur Detec-
tive; tomorrow, Conway Tearle and
Sigrid Holmquist in school for
Wives and Roach's Hold My Baby I;
Tuesday, Claire Windsor and Pat
O'Malley In THE White Desert and
Edna Marion in Speak Freely ::
Wednesday, Agnes Ayres in Her
Market Value" and Sennett's Skin
ners in Silk; Thursday, Percy Mar
mont and Alma Rubens in "A Wom-
ans Faith" and comedy, THE Brain
less Horseman"; Friday. Betty Bron-
son and Adolphe' Menjou in Are
Parents People" and The Pace
makers" No. u; Saturday, Reed
Howes in "The Snob Buster" juve-
nile comedy, Baby Blues" and Pathe
Review
Evening star., 1925-08-16
PARK.

Today and tomorrow, Bebe Daniels
and Kenneth Harlan in The Crowded
Hour" Cliff Bowes in Inside Out"
and Pathe News; Tuesday, Johnnie
Walker in "Lillies of the Streets" and
comedy. The Goofy Age; Wednes-
day and Thursday, Lois Wilson and
Warner Baxter in Welcome Home"
Evening star., 1925-08-16
DUMBARTON.

Today. Lillian Rich and Cullen
Landis in Cheap Kisses; tomorrow,
1T Is the Law; Tuesday, Florence
Vidor in The Mirage; Wednesday,
Bessie Love and Glenn Hunter, The
Silent Watcher: Thursday, Colleen
Moore in 80 Big; Friday. Letta
Goudal and Godfrey Tearle in "Sa-
lone of the Tenement; Saturday.
Richard Talmadge in 'Jimmie's Mil
lions"
Evening star., 1925-08-16
APOLLO,

Today and tomorrow, Richard Bar
thelmess in Soul Fire and Aesop
Fable; Tuesday and Wednesday, Patsy
Ruth Miller and Antonio Moreno in
Her Husbands Secret" and Sennett's
super Hooper-Dyne Lizzies"; Thurs
day, Gloria Swanson in Mime. Sans
Gene" and Hodge Podge"; Friday,
Strongheart in white Fang" and
Hal Roach's "A Haunted Honey
moon; Saturday. Peter Is. Kyne's
Beauty and the Bad Man." Neal
Burns in Call a Cop" and Pathe
Review.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Wednesday, Priscilla Dean in THE
Crimson Runner" and comedy; Thurs
day, Tom Moore in adventure and
comedy; Friday. Richard Talmadge in
youth and Adventure" Aesop Fable,
comedy and "Pacemakers" Saturday,
Colleen Moore in sally, Aesop
Fable, serial, "Sunken Silver No. q.
and comedy.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

Tom Mix in Riders of the Purple
Sage: Our Gang comedy. "The Big
Town: last chapter of Idaho" and
first chapter of "Sunken Silver; sur
prise matinee
Evening star., 1925-08-16
TAkONIA.

Today and tomorrow. Dorothy
Mackaill in "Chickie,'' Pathe News
and comedy; Tuesday, Seena Owen in
The Hunted Woman" and comedy;
Evening star., 1925-08-16
RIALTO-"Drusilla With a Million

"Drusilla With a Million" a screen
version of the story by Elizabeth
Cooper, will be the photoplay at the
Rialto this week, with Kenneth Har-
Ian, Mary Carr and Priscilla Bonner as
the featured players. Freshness. COM
edy, pathos and dramatic punch are
the qualities claimed to make it one
of the outstanding pictures of the
year. 1t is the Rialto initial offering
of the Greater Movie Season"
Mischa Guterson has arranged an
original presentation entitled "A Trip
TO Dixie" by Washington talent. in
Guiding Camille Little. Elizabeth Tup-
man, the Orpheus Quartet, Mrs. David
kinCheloe. George McCauley. A. +.
Griffith and Robert Wheeler and
headed by Miss Abbie Virginia Eagan
who was recently chosen as Miss
Washington" for the Atlantic City
pageant. Miss Washington" will
make personal appearances at each of
the performances throughout the
week.
A special prologue also has been
made for the feature picture, in which
Miss Elizabeth Tupman and E. s.
Hardell will appear. The overture by
the Rialto Concert Orchestra, Mischa
Guterson conducting. is plantation
Echoes" The International News and
other advertisements will complete
the bill
Evening star., 1925-08-16
CHEVY CHASE.

Today and tomorrow. Jack Holt
Billie Dove and Noah Beery, in Light
Evening star., 1925-08-16
Continued from First Page.)

past as we'll as TO sink his own per
sonality from notice.
Added screen and musical subjects
will include Harry Langdon's comedy,
Horace Greedy, Jr." the Pathe news
reel, Topics of the Day and an or
chestral overture and atmospheric aC-
compartment by the Palace Orchestra,
under Mr.. Cannon.
Evening star., 1925-08-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '-'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20

Bernice Kaser, who are attending
business college in Delta, are spend
ing their spring vacation with their
parents.
Messrs. Milo .Keough. Al Layman,
Sam Bruce, Wayne Keough, and
Archie Dayman went to Crawford, on
Tuesday to buy some calves for the
Boys Calf club.
Prof Hugh Stout received a tele-
gram from Salem, Oregon, Monday,
announcing the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. Stout is at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster. at
Salem4
Among the Mesa folks who attend
ed the tournament at Delta Saturday
were: Mr.. and Mrs c. Kuipers; Mr..
Albert Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Trine; Misses Virginia and Glenna
Poe; Alma Beeber; Mrs. Hadley, and
John Patton.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Compton entertained the
following at a turkey dinner Satur-
day: Mrs. Royden Girling; Mrs. Paul
Sylvester; Mrs James De Greffenreid; ;
Mrs. Harold Greenwood; Mrs VIII
Linn; Mrs. Milo Keough; Mrs. Frank
Blide: Mrs. John Taylor; Mrs. Ed.
Smith. and Mrs. Martin Meade
The interest in the contest between
Lazear and Austin Sunday Schools
continues to grow. We had an enroll
ment of 100 at Lazear last Sunday.
We welcome all new members Next
Sunday after Sunday school a Fanny
Crosby program will be given. In the
evening the pastor Rev. D. W. Kitch
will preach. The subject is Fanny
Crosby Memorial Service.
The Modern Women's club will
meet Thursday, March &c, at the
home of Mrs. W. II. Lauck. Mrs. Ship.
ley and Mrs. Lauck, hostesses. Please
answer roll call with verse from
one of Jongfellow's poems The fol.
lowing program will be given: Read,
ing. "The Bridge" Mrs. J. NJ. Davies
solo. Beware" Mrs. ]. NJ. Leitzinger;
sketch Of Longfellow's Life, Mrs
Worthy Russell This is book dona.
ton day and anyone having book to
donate to the club library will please
bring It to the meeting.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
Ella Amsbary, Ad.

made in favor Of Ella Amsbary, Ad-
WHEREAS said note is past due and
the total amount Of said note OF eight
hundred dollars is nov due and payable,
together with interest thereon in the sum
Of Ninety- five and 55/1OO dollars, no part
Of which has been paid and the legal hold
er Thereof Ella Amsbary, has elected to
demand sale Of said premises by the Pub
lie Trusl.. of Delta County. Colorado.
NOW THEREFORE,. at the request OF
the said Ies u holder OF said note, I, Clark
". Roc Public Trustee in and for said
Delta County, Colorado. will on the 2Sth
day OF March. A. d. 1925, at the hour of
Ten O'Clock A. NJ, at the South Front
Door Of The Court House in the County
Of Delta. state Of Colorado, sell at public
auction TO rla highest and best bidder for
cash. tl" above described premises and
water rights and all right, title and inter-
est OF The said Elias s Beach and Ella F.
Beach and their heirs and assigns in and
to said premises for the purpose OF salts
flying said note. interest and cost and ex-
penses of aEecuting this trust, and will
give the purchaser thereof a certificate Of
purchasa therefor as provided by law.
Dated 1f Delta. Colorado, this 23rd day
Of February. A. D. 1925.
(SeaD CLARK W. ROE.
Public Trustee Delta Co, Colo.
First pub Feb. p. last pub. March %.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20

WHEREAS, ELLA f. Beach aud Elias s.
uonch aid by their certain Decd Of rfust
dated January g. 1919 which said pccd
OF Trust was recorded In tho office OF the
County Clrrk and Recorder Delta County.
Colorado January s. 1919. I'm Book $50 AZ
Page 81, convey to tho Public Trustee
Of said Delta County In trust tho follow.
ing described land and water rights sItu-
RADIO, to-Wits
East half Of tho Northeast quarter trB
NEAl OF Section thlrty-siN t2Gl, Town
ship fifteen tlhl South Of Range ninety
six (odl, West Of the Hth Z. NJ. together
with their interest In tho EgEloston Ditch
ana itH water right and also their iutcr.
est In tho Snipc Ditch Extension. Except
ing from the above promises the south
twenty acres thereof and onc-half ncr,, I'm
tho Northeast corncr thereof described In
decd to Henry Weber. when said decd OF
trust was made TO secure the payment OF
a motto In the sum Of eight hundred dollars.
together with the interest thereon at tho
rate OF eight per cent per nnnum from
date until maturity, which said note was
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
Notice Of Final Settlement and De-
termination Of Heirship.

r, te Of II F Ruble. Deceased.
NnHce is hereby given that on the 23rd
dar % March A. d. 1925. the undersigned
viii present TO the County Court Of Delta
C1u-ly. Colorado his accounts for final
sa.r uent OF administration OF said estate,
when and where all persons in interest may
a--alr and object to them. II they so de-
sire
EnIce Is also hereby given that applica-
tr- for the determination OF heirship OF
said II. F Ruble. deceased. has been made
aaG hat the Court will on said date here
TrE.EHre mentioned or at any time to which
ta rearinE may be continued. proceed to
-tain and determine who are the heirs
pf fra said II. r. Ruhle deceased, and as
such entitled 10 inherit any lands, tene-
n-.rfs hereditamtuts or other property,
-... or personal. constituting all or a part
of Che Estate Of the said II. F. Ruhle,
H.. ed and enter Decree accordingly.
as e ich hearing an persons claiming 70 be
fr.-. at law OF said deceased may appear
au. present their proof
WILLIAM LINN.
Administrator.
r.-. pub. Feb. 20. last pub, March 20.
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20
ROGERS MESA
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Miss Ruby Bland Of Delta spent
Sunday with Miss Alma Beober.
MIR and Mrs. s. b. Bruce and Nerna
and Doris Brown were Delta shoppers
Saturday.
Miss Marion Carr and Mrs. Joe
Leltzlnger were shopping at Delta on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Klnncar spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
Meredith
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Linn and chill
d'on OF Grand Junction spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. WIN Linn, Sr.
Mrs John Carr and children and
Mrs Brandt and children spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs, Ralph Kin
near
MIR. and Mrs WIN Linn Mr.. and
Mrs, Harold Greenwood spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. Qunlls
Bruton.
Mrs. Penfield, who has been stay.
inE with Mrs. Hugh Holt, left for
her home on Hanson Mesa on Satur'
day.
Misses Effle Puffer, Nola Lewis and
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20

source In Colorado, the greatest
danger lies in the Mexican bean
beetle which is common to the south
west and to many of the sections of
the east. This beetle is characteris-
tic in appearance, being almost hemis-
pherical in shape, brown in color and
carrying eight black spots on each
wing They are injurious in both
the larvael and adult stages, attack
ing the undersides of the leaves.
There has been no method of combat
ing these pests devised as yet except
the application of sprays. There are
two insects common to the east that
destroy these beetles, but they do not
occur so far west as Colorado. At
the present time. spraying with
arsenate sprays is the most satisfac-
tory method of protecting the plants
against the insects.
This spray must be carefully ap-
piled as the leaves burn very easily.
No trouble has been found as yet in
Colorado from the use of arsenate
Of lead sprays, though these cannot
be used in the east.
In applying the spray, great care
must be observed that the underside
of the leaves be covered, as this is
the side that is always attacked. The
spray must be shot up from under
meath in order to reach all of the
leaves. rather than to shoot it from
the side alone.
In the fall these beetles will hiber-
nate in great numbers under leaves
in woods and groves. especially if
there are any close to the bean
field They gather in groups of as
mapy as $50 to 500 in desirable loca-
tions, and it is possible to destroy a
great many Of them by raking and
burning the debris on which they
have attached themselves.
If proper cultural methods are fol-
lowed and common sense precautions
and remedies taken against pests. the
growing OF the green beans can be de-
veloped very profitably in this region.
II there are any who wish further
information on the growing of beans
they can obtain this in Farmers. Bull
letin No 1907 and 2S9 and in Colo.
RADIO Bulletin No. 234
The Delta independent., 1925-03-20

STATE OF COLORADO, }
County Of Delta )ss.
10 the County Court
The Del. Savings and Building Associa-
tion. corporation, Plaintiff
Paul +. Head. George W. Bruce, and John
S. Heaa Defendants.
Motto. is hereby given that by virtue OF
a writ 0t special execution issued out OF
the Off OF the Judge and Acting Clerk
OF the county Court, County OF Delta and
State O.. Colorado and to me directed where
in ! an commanded TO make the sum OF six
hundrDa aIIety- nine and 36/1OO dollars and
the cost OF suit in this behalf incurred in
the sun OF one hundred seventeen and
5Of1ON dollars. which said sums are the
amount ~ @ certain Judgment obtained on
the q. day Of February. A. d. 1925
against Paul %. Head. John 5. Head and
Buildiu- A-=0claton. a corporation, out Of
the land and tguaments OF the said Paul
b Head md John s Head mentioned in
said julEuaur
Now THEREFORE. l. Clarence E.
Vanak as sheriff Of Delta County, Colo
rado. 81 on the 21st day OF March. a. D.
1925. ar -he hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ.
OF said fay. az the South front door Of the
County Court House City OF Delta, State
Of Cu'r-fn sell al public auction to the
said Judgment and costs. the following
descrih' nal estate situate and being in
the Comfy Uf Delta State OF Colorado, to-
wit:
cen fcrr %. Lot nine, in Block two Haley's
Additia- -a the town Of Paonia, Colorado
or so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy i Judgment and costs.
Dat 40 Delta, Colorado, this 18th day
OF Fel-.fTy. A. u. 1925.
CLARENCE E. YANAKEN.
sheriff OF Delta Co. Colorado.
First r-a. Feb. %, last pub. March 20.