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TERMS OF SALE: 3% Buyer’s Premium. We accept Visa/Master Card. Cash & cashable check payments are dis-counted 3%. Photo ID is required to obtain buyer’s number. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for property after sold or for accidents. All items sold as is, where is no guarantees. Announcements sale day take precedence over all printed matter.

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Fuller Estate Indian Artifact Auction

Sun., Oct. 18, 2015 @ 10 a.m.

We are honored to bring you one of the largest & finest collections of arrowheads & artifacts in the Midwest. Rod has amassed a fine collection of arrowheads, stone tools, beadwork, guns, Indian pots & blankets. The collection has artifacts from the eastern states as well as the central plains & Midwest. We will offer over 500 cataloged lots dating back to early man on this auction. Don’t miss this one of a kind auction.

20+ GUNS: These guns mostly date back to the 17 & 1800’s. Sharps 45-70 falling block carbine; Win Mod 73 SRC 30-40 ca lever action rifle; orig Colt army navy 44ca cap & ball revolver; J. Griffith orig muzzle loader 1 1/8 flats, Verme site 45 ca rifle; orig 45ca flint lock pistol 9 ½” barrel; Rheinmetall 32 ca semi auto pistol; Conn Arms Hammond bulldog 44 ca rim fire; Hopkins & Allen safety police 7 shot 22 ca revolver; Bond & Bond 45 ca flint lock pocket pistol; Colt single action 36 ca pistol conversion #4821 matched numbers; pr of matching 58 ca cap & ball dueling pistols; S & W Mod 469 9mm pistol; Defender 22 ca 7 shot pocket revolver; Lee Arms Red Jacket #3 32 ca pocket revolver; Rem 32 ca pocket revolver; Lee Arms Red Jacket #4 5 shot pocket revolver; Weihrauch .177 air rifle; Merwin Brey 45 ca falling block carbine; US Cavalry holster; Bowie knives.

200 + FRAMES OF ARROWHEADS: Folsom’s; Scottsbluff’s; Paleo’s; Clovis; Alberta; Edens; bird points; Cody knives; Hell gaps; trade points; awls; corner tank knife; lg Paleo biface; Harahey knives; Shoshoni knives; many Paleo bases; many IA, MO, OH, ILL, Ark, TX points; several frames of bone tools; many points from the JC Spurgen collection. Rod had purchased points from Emil Elmshouser, Russ Langford, Dunbar, Triplett, Jack Cooper. Many points are from the Lovett site, NE Sandhill’s, Platte River.

PIPES: 75 stone pipes dating back to early man, several kaolinites, pipe stems; 8 complete pipes; animal & bird stone pipes. Museum quality.

BEADWORK: Fully beaded Bandelier bag; sev pairs fully beaded Crow & Sioux moccasins; pipes; dance clubs; fully beaded vest; fully beaded bands; leggings; sev beaded Sioux & Crow pipe bags; ladies vest; pouches; belts; several bags of original beads.

100+ STONE TOOLS: Grooved hammers & axes; merate/mano’s; Disc odal’s; Celts; Pestles; Plummets; scrapers; lg scrapers from Lovett site; spuds; hoes; fox shaped club.

30 NAVAJO RUGS & BLANKETS: 2 Grey Hills; Yei’s; Ganado’s; Eye Dazzlers; Ganado Reds. Many nice rugs & blankets.

INDIAN PEACE MEDALS: George Washington; Abe Lincoln; Benjamin Harrison; John Tyler; James Madison; Indian good luck medals.

INDIAN POTS & BASKETS: Casa Grande Polychrome bowls, bowls & pots & figural water pots; Mimbies bowls & pots; Tuscaloosa vase; Pima baskets; Pueblo pots; Anasazi bowls; Jalisco Colima dog; bowl found near Beecher Island. Many good early bowls & baskets.

BOOKS & MISCELLANEOUS: Painted lg rawhide drum; 15 trade pipe axes; silver squash blossom; 40+ Indian books; porcupine dance roach; Indian dolls; 4 wood bows; sev arrows; shaft straighteners.

ROD FULLER ESTATE, OWNER

Sedgwick County Fairgrounds - JulesburgLunch By Steger BBQ

By Ken McDowell Sports Editor ILIFF – It was tough for the Caliche Buffaloes to get their offense going in their first Plains Conference game of the season Friday in 8-man football action on Homecoming night at Caliche against the Dayspring Christian Eagles. The Buffs dropped the game by a 26-0 score to the second-ranked Eagles, falling to 3-2 overall and 0-1 in the Plains Conference. Dayspring Christian improves to 5-0 and 1-0. Dayspring led 12-0 at the end of the first quarter and added touchdowns in the second and third period to seal the victory over the Buffs. A couple of times in the second quarter Caliche drove into the red zone but was denied the endzone by the Dayspring defense. “Dayspring Christian is a very good team defensively,” said

Caliche Coach Paul Zink. “We had a couple of chances to score in the second quarter by getting into the red zone but we couldn’t get it done. “If we would have scored those times I think it would have been a different game. I thought we played well defensively, but we just didn’t

get it done offensively.” Senior quarterback Colby Duncan rushed for 97 yards on 22 carries to lead the Buffalo ground game; freshman Josh Kokes had 44 yards on 10 carries; senior Bruce Taylor 16 yards on 8 carries and sophomore Taylor Houghton 10 yards on 3 carries.

Duncan was 2-for-10 passing with 3 interceptions. Senior Derrick Pierce had a catch for 29 yards and Taylor had the other reception for 20 yards. On defense Pierce led the Buffs in tackles with 12 and Duncan 11. Taylor and senior Isaac Schumacher each recovered a Dayspring fumble. The Buffs will travel to Haxtun Friday in quest of their first

conference win. Haxtun is 4-1 overall and 0-1 in the Plains Conference after losing 52-14 Friday at top-ranked Sedgwick County. “I don’t know a ton about Haxtun except that they are big up front,” Zink reported. “They have a good quarterback so we will try to control the line of scrimmage and get back on track offensively.”

ESTES PARK – A first half goal by senior Sam Chaney stood up as the Sterling Tiger soccer team took a 1-0 win at Estes Park Saturday in non-region action. The Sterling defense was tough all day Saturday helping to beat Estes Park for the second time this year. Both teams met in Sterling on Sept. 12 in a Region 4 match with the Tigers winning 4-1.

In Saturday’s re-match Sterling took 7 shots on goal, led by junior Dustin Quint and sophomore Ernesto Ochoa with 3 each. Chaney took only 1 shot, but made it count by booting in what proved to be the game-winning goal. Senior goalkeeper Erick Krier was tough at the net to record the shutout while saving 7 Estes Park shots.

The Tigers, 6-4, will host Frontier Academy, 5-5, Thursday at 4 p.m. in a non-region match. On Saturday Sterling will travel to Fort Collins to take on Liberty Common in non-region action. The Tigers return home Tuesday to host Valley at 4 p.m. in Region 4 action. Sterling thumped Valley 8-1 in a non-region match at home on Sept. 17.

Registration is underway for the upcoming City of Sterling, 2015-2016 Youth Basketball Program. The program is available to boys and girls currently in the 2nd through 6th grades. Boys and girls will participate in separate divisions. Players from Sterling will be placed on teams by the Recreation Division accordingly. Players must play in their grade division and they may not play up a division. You can register your children using registration forms or online registration. To register using a registration form: Forms are available at the Recreation Center, all RE-1 Elementary Schools, Sterling Middle School and other area schools. They are also available at Pro Sports and at the Department of Parks, Library and Recreation Office in City Hall. The registration fee must accompany the registration form. To register online: Go to www.teamsideline.com/sterling. Simply make a login name and password and follow the steps. The deadline to enter is Wed., Nov. 4. Registration forms and fees may be mailed to or dropped off at the Sterling Recreation Center, P.O. Box 4000 Sterling, CO 80751. The registration fee is $30 per player. Checks must be made payable to the City of Sterling. The

fee also includes a team T-shirt. The season will be approximately six games and 10 practices for all divisions. Practices cannot begin until the week of Dec. 1. Teams will practice once a week after school or in the early evening at elementary and middle schools. Volunteer coaches are needed to conduct this program. Individuals interested in coaching a team can indicate so on their child’s paper registration form or online.

Games are played on Saturday’s at the Sterling High School, Sterling Middle School, Northeastern Junior College and St. Anthony’s beginning Sat., Jan. 9, 2016. There will be a mandatory coach’s meeting/clinic for all coaches on Wed., Dec. 2. Time and place of the meeting is to be determined. For additional information, call the Recreation Division Office at 970-522-7883.

Signups for City Youth Basketball underway

Sterling soccer team wins match at Estes Park

Rylie Lewis and Bruce Taylor were crowned Caliche Homecoming Queen and King during halftime of Friday's game with Dayspring Christian. (Photo Courtesy Of Brenda Zink.)

Buffs face tough Dayspring Christian defense in Plains Conference opener