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The Lamar register., 1900-09-19
Ladies' union suit underwear at II
N. Christians.

N. Christians.
H. N. Christian has nice line of
dress goods. Come in and see them.
New invoice of mems shoes and
rubbers just received at Mclean
Bros.
Miss Lou O'Donnell went to Den
YER last night and will visit friends
for few weeks.
Miss Mamie Exline returned the
first of the week from weeks visit
in the state capital.
o. G. Hess came down from La
Junta last Friday to look after some
legal matters for his clients.
We have the finest and most com
plete line of stationery in the county.
Prices the lowest. Mclean Bros.
Mr. and Mrs d. A. Mclean are
the proud parents of an eleven pound
boy, who arrived this (Thursday)
morning. All doing we'll.
F. A. BelleIsle and family went to
Pueblo this morning and will take
up their residence in that city, where
MIR. BelleIsle will enter the mercan-
tile business.
John A. Wilcox and wife, who re-
side near Holly, were in Lamar on
Monday, and Mrs Wilcox made en-.
try for tract of land under the des.
ert land act.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Parrish were
in Denver several days the first of
the week, Mr.. Parrish being chair
man of the delegation from this coun-
ty to the republican state conven-
on.
Lecture on "Unearthed Egypt" by
Rev. j. T. Knuckey on Tuesday,
September 25 at p. m, at NJ. Il.
Church, for the benefit of the Sum
day school library. General admis.
sion 25c.
This (Ihursday) morning large
delegation of Lamarites went up to
Las Animas on No. II to assist J. T.
Lawless' candidacy for state senator
before the democratic convention held
| here today.
CRANKY Hillyer and j. X. Doughty
went down to Holly Yesterday to try
a case involving the ownership of
some horses The trial was held be
fore Justice Milford, and resulted in
verdict for the plaintiff.
John W. Wampler after allowing
-everal weeks to elapse since his last
TIP, came up from Holly on Monday
aud attended to some business mat
rer-. Fraucis G. Hoffman also Of
E."ily was here at the same time.
Prowers county was well represen-
ted at the republican state convention
on Monday. Among those present
were @. L. Mcpherson, d. E. Cooper,
E. NJ. Mears, A. E. Bent, A. Cox, F.
H. Rosacrans, G. I. Feast, N. N. Nc
Lean, j. A. Williams, W. A. Merrill
and J. L. Mayfield.
Dan Keesee and W. G. Russell
drove down to Holly yesterday to at
tend the suit of Ray vs. Russell, and
as the court said that Ray owned one
of the horses which Russell drove,
William had to hustle around and
get another horse before he could
come home, but he accomplished the
feat.
Miss Anna Hunsaker, niece Of
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. j. M. Johnston,
returned last week to Lamar to make
her home with the former aunt. She
thinks Lamar is the only place to live.
Miss Maude Kimmel came with Miss
Hnnsaker to visit her sisters Mrs. r.
win and Mrs Johnston, and brother
D. G Kimmel.
The people of Holly are actively
engaged in various matters pertain
ing to the fair, which commences
there tomorrow, and they are looking
for large attendance. Everyone
from this end of the county, who can
| possibly do SO, should attend this
The Lamar register., 1900-09-19

short time at the present rate of
progress until Lamar has the banner
band of the valley.
The Lamar register., 1900-09-19
DOR SALE-75O stock ewes and
IL 8 pure bred Shrop rams.
j. O. STREAM.
Seed Rye

Seed Rye
The Lamar Seed Company has a
choice lot of new rye nicely cleaned
for seed. Call and supply your needs
d. B. NOVELS, Mgr.
The Lamar register., 1900-09-19

NoTE.-Many mixtures, made in imitation of baking
powders. upon the market. They are
sold cheap, but are dear at any price. be-
cause they contain alum, a corrosive poison.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

concerning the church and It's relation to
humanity.
The Sunday school Will meet at D. IN
The Missionary Society viii observe the
Week q Prayer with appropriate SER
vices each afternoon this week M
o'clock. Tho Epworth League devotional
meeting viii 10 held on Tues
day az $50 =. m. aud prayer
meeting ana Bible study on Wednesday
az the same hour The fourth quarterly
conference Of the charge viii b. held BY
she presiding elder o. Wednesday even
ing. Immediately after the payer service.
All officers Of the church are eXpc ted to
be present and members OF the church
ana the congregation are invited rms
Junior League devotional meeting viii be
held on Friday al 30 =. m.
The pastor. Rev. Osgood +. Cook. viii
preach at Grace church al II o'clock a.
M aud at o. ma The services will he
very important and interesting. IN view
OF the fact that the annual conference
will soon meet, when the years record
viii be olosed. All the members are spo-
elally urged TO be- present to-day. and
visitors are invited as usual
The sunday school viii meet AZ o'cloci;
p M. ana the junior League az O'Clock.
when the mite boxes will be opened ana
a prize awarded. The Epworth League
meeting will be held Tuesday at 80 o.
m. ana love feast Wednesday. at S p. IN.
The stewards viii meet at the parson-
oEo. Monday. at .. m.
Triuitys congregation win worship ia
their newly renovated church to-day for
me first time while everything Is nor
yet ia place 4 T. sufficiently so FOR use
special progmmme has been prepared
Tor the occasion. The pastor. Rev Bas-
com Anthony. viii preach a. both MORN
ing and night services These will DO
his last sermons before gong 20 confer
cnce. az the following Sunday viii be
given VI 20 the sublce service IN the
morning. and the missionary anniversary
at night.
The opening service OF Trinity Church
tomorrow Will he attended with following
musical programme.
organ Voluntary
Msrche dos Girondcns. .............. clark
Opening Anthem
Holy. Holy "a the Lord ............. Ooeb
Cmertory.
Trio. Hear our Prayer" John VI Abbott
organ Postlude
Kyrie 18th Nlass.................... Mozart
There VIII be preaching NJ tho Epworth
Methodist Church al II O'Clock a. m and
5 .. "a. by the pastor. Roy. J a. smith.
Special sermons appropriate 10 the clos
ing 81 the years work viii be- delivered
The sunday school will meet az O'Clock
Tho Junior League will meet Monday aft
ernoon az o'clock and the Senior
League on Tuesday AZ b. m
a special THANKSGIVING service VIII be
held Thursday night az S o'clock.
There will be preaching NJ the Isl. OF
Hope Church al II o'clock a. m By Rev.
W S. Heath. The Sunday School will
meet al 4 O'Clock
a special Thanksgiving sermon viii be
preached Thursday 40 n o'clock A min
lister Wal Dc REQUIRED 20 deliver the SER
mon.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
FIEI.Ml:V TRAINING.
How Novices Are Taught 20 become
Emci.nt Life-Savers.

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that wall there. or vou'u rot hurtfr
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"tih"eis or mo Fire Department s awk-
"@i1 squad VINO did not seem TO be en-
joslng NE 20 the fun. dangling some sixty
feet above me ground. and only supportel
by two f.irus 80 the ron. ,rhtet o,,..
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"ead4 uartets' IN East Sixty seventh
street. 20 the drill yard below. had been
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"i"'N rom THINNING
Time ana again, at the numerous de-
srucuye blazes which have visited this
rfy, tho Work OF the uremen has been
tho subject az universal praise and adj
miraton Yet most people tako their won
derful deeds IL daring as matter %
course, ana never stop 20 think that tho
ability Co eject thrilling roacues On a fro
Ike that 81 the Windsor Hotel. or the
more recent Warren street disaster. Gomez
hy agility nud c1oness that are acquired
cnly by diut of hard training.
The place whore tho hrcmcn OF New
York are trained is the drill yard In the
rear ~ hcadruartcrs THIS brlck-pavcd
Enclosure D. about 100 feet square and
admits % drills aud eyolutions with the
engines ana larse trucks. Yet quite az
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

There viii be services NJ the usual hours
at the Independent Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. Y. Fair viii conduct pubic wor-
ship at II o'clock a. On. Al o. ~. Rev.
Arthur j. smith vii. preach by appoint
ment OF the Savannah presbytory. pr.
Fair viii preach AZ the First Preshyte-
rian Chuch az =. IN. and declare the
pulpit vacant
The Sunday School or the Independent
Church viii meet al g. m, ana the Che
nesc Mission and deaf mute class at the
same hour. The Sacrament 90 the Lord s.
supper viii be- celebrated lu the Iudcpcrd-
dent Church next sunday The usual
preparatory service viii be- heh Saturday
evening at 500 O'Clock
There VIII be services az the Iawton
Memorial at u O'Clock "a. u and az y.
m. conducted by tho pastor. Rev. W. A.
NlsbcL
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

~ Wesley Monumental church services
to-day at - q M. and p. m. conducted
by Rev 81. o. Cook the pastor. The
subject ~ fhc morning sermon viii b.
"The Threetoi Mission ~ the Church"
The pastor viii discuss tho mission Of the
church 10 the uusaved the r. possibility
and opportunity Of the church in the ncd
81 education and the relation q the
church 10 evil OF every sort. especially
that most commonly practcod at the
present Day.
In The evening the subject will - "a
Plain Question Plainly Answered" The
pastor Will answer sums vita questions
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

At the Christian Church. Pastor W. +.
watkins VIII preach at II a. a. on
Echoes - tine Recent state Convention
a. The Christian Church" and az p. IN.
viii give the fourth sermon in a series on
The Story OF Lost SON." the subject
81 which Will Doe Thoughts OF Home"
The Christian Endeayor meeting viii be
held az 1:i5 p m.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Services at the First Church OF Chrlsts
Scientists viii be held az d o'cock ~ Met
ropolitan Hall Tho subject az the ser-
mon will be God the only Cause and
Creator" The Sunday School viii meet
az noon. The wednesday evening meet
Ing VIII bs held a. SIS The reading room
operated IN connection with the church
work Is located az No. 70 Perry street.
west
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Services NJ 81. Michaers Chapel VIII be
held az u O'Clock a. IN. ana al si5 o. m.
by the rector. Rev. +. Juny. The Sunday
School Wal meet at 4 O'Clock. A Thanks
giving service will be held Thursday
morning az II o'clock.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Early celebration at I'D o'clock n. m.
morning prayer and litlny az IL. Sunday
School az p. IN. ana evening prayer az
s .. IA.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

"Graybeard IS a family medicine ui,h
Us" said a prominent business man yas-
terday MY wife takes o.. ana uotI..
she Is enjoying better health than ~
years. Ths children keep well BY taking
It."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

The services that have been conducted
at the Cathedral ~ ST. John the Baptist
for the past week by Fathers oConnor
I.Autlcr and O'Callaghan Of the Sew or
leans Mission viii BE- continued during
Fhe present week. the last being given
Sunday night Tho attendance az these
ynectinrp has been excellent and there IS
every reason 90 believe that 81 viii COM
tinue 90 throughout those of she second
week
one Of the visiting priests will preach
to-day NJ high mass. and another az the
vesper service. This afternoon at o'clock
there will be the ceremony OF blessing the
children.
Tho order % services during this week
will De mass az $50 o'clock a. m. follow
81 by instruction. mass az O'Clock. also
followed by instruction. devotions OF the
way ~ the cross az ? o'clock p m, In
rtructiou 70 children AZ $40 o'clock. and
rosary. sermon. and benediction OF the
blessed Sacrament az s p. N.
Tomorrow morning M O'Clock pom
flhcnl high mass Tor an Of the deceased
bishops. priests and laity OF the Cathc-
dral Parish viii Do celebrated by Bishop
Kelley ASSISTED by che visiting Jesuit
priests, ard che priests % the parish.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Graybeard may be obtained At all drup
stores or write TO Us for e. Respess Drug
Co, sole props, Savannah, Cad.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

This afternoon the mems meeting a.
the Young Mems Christian Association
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

At ST. Johns Church Roy. Charles II.
Strong rector there viii be a morning
prayer ana sermon al II O'Clock Sunday
School az 4 p. m. ana evening prayer and
sermon az p. m. The sermons AZ night
are upon The Life OF Christ" This. the
third sermon OF the course Will 30 on
The Call OF the First Disciples. or Chriet
and Human Friendship"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

At tho Lutheran Church Of tho Asccn-
sion, the pastor. Rev. Or " C. schaefler
will preach at IL o'clock a. m. and az &
p. m. The regular meeting Of the Luther
League VIII be held on Tuesday no Sis
p. m. The Noman's Missionary Society
Will meet Wednesday a. 4 g. "a.
Tho pastor. Rev. NJ J Epung. will
preach at u o'clock a. M. AMI az = m.
In ~. Pauls Lutheran Church. Tho Su -
day School will meet at . m
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Jumping into the IRE net IS probably
the easiest feat 70 the novice, But before
they can attempt jump such as Fire
man seabold made the other day. they
have 70 gain a great deal OF courage. To
test new net, SeaDold jumped from "a
window ON the fourth story height OF
s. feet, aud landed safely. without hardly
receiving a jar.
When net Of this pattern received a
preliminary test. a queer accident happen
eel. a dummy nllcd with sand. and weigh
ins ~ pounds, was thrown into 90 from
window In the NTH story The net was
held By inexperienced hands, with the
result that when the dummy aueht,l.
The net was not held levoI. some springs
broke and TWO OF the novlces were hurt
THIS new net, an order for nfty % whIrh
has Just been placed. consists u caules
padded with wool. stretched over a cir
cular ring OF iron of about nine feet tn
diameter. zach not Is provided with "A
series OF about twcuty-siN springs. which
are attached 10 ana extend inward from
The iron ring. These springs serve 90 cup
port the canvas net when the l.s.rrilna
body alights. The net which may be
folded. IS held open when in use al
distance OF about five seet from the
ground. In the words OF the INSPECTOR
jumping into u g. like jumping on a
feather bed"
The driu yard on sxts-sevcnih street
o. the only one OF 4ts kind ia the nitad
States. Boston. Atlanta and Denver ba-
sides many New York State towns. haye
sent nromcu here 60 be- trained He.l1.
training The law recruits. the INSPECTOR
De- drilling the Brooklyn men Ia RELAYS
During the spring ana cal. every lire COM
pany in the city has 70 come 60 the yari
Tor inspection
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Services IN the Cathedral o. ST. John
the Baptist on Sundays win be as follow.
First mass az o'clock q. M. second mass
at Q. also a chnlrcn's mass. So the base
ment. and followed by Sunday School at
tho same hour. hirh mass and sermon al
DO 30 and vespers and beneilct.on OF the
blessed sacrament az O'Clock o. m.
Week day services VIII be. First mass
az $50 o'clock. second mass Of which the
Bishop VIII boz the colehraut. az T. and
third mass az 5.0. Confessions are heard
each Saturday from 40 p. m until Q
o'clock.
At the Sacred Heart Church services
viii be as follows First mass at O'Clock
a. m. hiEh mass ~ %. Sunday S ehool az
$50 p. m. and vospcrs and bcucdc.lon
az s.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25
SERMON.
FAREWELL
HIS
Will HE PREACHED ny NV.
ARTHUR ,. SMITH T'HIs MORNING.

Another week Of Services ~ the
CathedraI-Pontihcn High Mass
for the Dead of the Parish Co be
Celebrated To-morrOw-rhc Mis-
sionary society of Wesley Monu-
mental church TO Observe n Week
Of Prayer-The First service An
Trinity Church since it, Renovn-
tion-Thank.EtvinE 20 lie Observed
win Services NJ che EPw"rth
Methodist Church, And the Isle %
Hope Church.
Til. morning at the First Presbyterian
Church Rev arthur j Smith Will de-
liver his farewell sermon AZ night no viii
preach az the Independent Presbyterian
church. while Or Fair VIA preach at tho
F.rss church. ana az the conclusion Of
enc service VIII declare tho pulpit vacant
81 accordance with the custom OF the
church on such occasions.
There has been no arrangement made
regarding successor TO Mr. Smith. and
untn this ls done the services viii be
conducted by such ministers as snail D.
appointed b the Prcsbytsry.
Immediately after the services this
morning a meeting Of the congregation
Will be held and a committee appointed
20 take steps 20 secure a minister 20 sue
coed AR. Smith.
Mr.. Smith VIII leave early tomorrow
morning for West Superior. Wis. where
he viii conduct scries Of revival meet
ings ITS future home VIII be NJ Rich
rnond Hm. L. l. for which Sirs. Smith
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

AZ Christ Church Rev Robb white
rector. there will be a service and sermon
at II O'Clock a. m, and az SIS p IN. The
Sunday School win NEST at ,. m
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

Al 81. Paurs Church Rev. J. l. scully.
rector, the services wiz DO as follows
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

wall there as high as the fifth story.
have had them for just ten days
DikSy Climb.
The Instructor gave the order. and the
mon. shoulder.ng the stout white ASH lad
ders. consisting OF a center pole with
steps on either side. and tipped by a long
lnrbed iron hook capable Of being clamp
Cd 20 window sills q various sizes. began
60 mount. passing the ladders hand over
hand until the last one clicked in place on
the slll or a window 10 the story design
ated Ordinarily a practiced crew could
have mounted the ~ stance In less than
two minutes. 10 took these men nearly
ten. but in spite 81 good-naured jlbcs
which the inspector would from tme %
time deliver la criticism. be seemed pleas
Cd with the progress they had made IN
30 short a timc.
NOW. Il may sound queer, but do YOU
know, n I order those fellows 10 20 one
story higher they would go an 20 pieccs'
remarked tho captain. you would natu-
Ially think that after being able TO stand
such an altitude they could easily 20 ten
feet higher, hut they caut. They have TO
take the heights gradually"
Coming down on a rope from great
height with the load Of another person TO
carry, looks risky indeed Yet after ten
days Of practice the men who were under
the Instructors supervision behaved with
remarkable co3luess. although their move
ments could not be termed agile nor their
bearing over competent
In pracIcinr on the rope. tho only two
accidents occurred which tho men under
Inspector McAdams have met during MS
eighteen years sery co. \ defective rope
was the cause. The Inspector had descend
oil from the roof 20 tho drill yard on it
10 safety. Two men attempted % follow.
bat the rope broke between the NTH and
sixth stories. ana they We're severely I'M
jurcd in the resultant fan
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-11-25

wall there as high as the fifth story.
have had them for just ten days"
DiKHy Climb.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-17
Honolulu Plantation Engineer May
Have Been Drowned.
MINUTE GUNS HEARD OFF PEARL
HARBOR MAY MEAN SHIP ON REEF
Rain SweIs the Streams and the City Flooded in Many Dis
trcb Causing Heavy Losses to
Owners.

Death and havoc rode on the storm
Of yesterday.
From various parts Of the island
come stories OF devastation and miss
Ing people while Honolulu and the
countryside are greatly damaged by
the torrents that poured from the skies.
The rainfall was unprecedented In
many places Il seemed a veritable
cloudburst.
The streets Of the city were nearly
lmpassabIe for several hours last even
Ing and In a number Of localities the
water was feet deep and pedestrians
were compelled to wade in water above
their knees TO cross the streets.
The residents along the shore heard
minute guns fred between and 10
o'clock last night OF Black Point and
word was sent TO the spreckels Tow
boat Company and the Fearless pre-
pared to 90 to the supposed scene OF
shipwreck. IL was guessed by those
VINO heard the guns that some ship was
on the reef. The Fearless got up steam
before II o'clock and prepared for q
rush trip but falling TO get any par
ticuiars did not move.
AT HONOLULU PLANTATION.
Manager Low OF Honolulu Plantation
,telephoned the Advertiser last night o.
the trouble In that vicinity
Assistant Engineer BIZ one Is be
iieved TO be drowned.
Manager Low said: The rain from
o'clock was incessant and IL soon be
lcame evident that we must expect pill
; kia. II was the worst at Waimalu an
In the mountains looked TO be cloud
burst. The thunder and lightning wa
fearful and the water came down
: never before.
Houses were washed away and ric
4 and banana patches flooded. Bridge
, went like twigs I have heard Of on
4 house containing n native woman and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-17

Japanese family which was washed
down the waimalu stream against the
railroad bridge.
Much damage was done to our plan
tation. We have two large pumps In q
pump pit thirty feet deep and the wa
ter In the waimalu stream overnowing
filed the pit. Engineer Jim Smith. our
chief. who was for ten years the first
assistant engineer on the Australia. was
down In the pit with two Japanese OIL
ers and Naone. the night engineer, was
with another oiler.
when they saw the flood was COM
Ing at half past four o'clock they had
shut of the pumps and at $50 o'clock
they descended into the pit to shut OF
the valve so as to check the back pres
sure on the engine.
while In the pit the food came roar
ing in and they struggled for their lives
Two Of the air valves exploded. When
the first valve went of Smith stayed
on. but when the second exploded he
broke for the top. Then came the wa
ter and all made desperate efforts te
reach the surface.
"Naone was not seen afterward arst
! his helper says that he did not reaci
the stairway. Engineer Smith thinks
Naone got out before he did. We can
not find him however at his home o
lanywhere. We can make no search un
Tn tomorrow. Our damage to the pump
will be 5000. 1t viii be at least weel
or ten days before we can work tn
pumps again but we will have lots o
water as the storm has taken care o
That"