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The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
Contest Notice.
Department ofthe Interior
United States Land o.hco

Lamnr; toIoraIO, Dec. n. lNOl.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having been hIcd
in this oniee 10y RcuuleAl. Anders or, contestant
asainst homesruad entry, No. 75is, made April
TO- 1907, for the southeast quarter OF section ~,
Township 32 south. Tunge 81 west 9TH Priucupal
Meridian, by otto e. Freeman. contestes, in
which itis alleged that said Otto +. Freeman
has wholly abs ndoned said land; hat he Has
NOT resided on or cultivated said land Tor per
iod Of more than sis months last past and that
all OF said defaults exist To 'his dale, said parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching sain Jllt cation at 10 O'clock
M. Jan. 10. lalo. before the clerk Of district
court, Springfield, Colorado, and that nna hear
ing wiz be held gta O'clock p. IN. on Jan. -,
1910, before the Beri-tcr aud Receiver at ,ihe
United States Land Ufice in Lamar, Colorado.
1925 e. FEos1 IIGuErs Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

Train your eyes to rest on the
brightest spots in life. Pass the
darkness on the other side. One
of the sunniest places on earth is
the spot made sacred by the hal
lowed influences of those we
love in our own homes. -Ex.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
CONTEST NOTICE
Department nf the iuiorioi.
Unitcl states kard Oniee.

Lamar Colorado, bee $, 1909
sufficient contest anidnyit having been fued
IN this Office by ice +. Littlcpage, ooptestu,t
against Homestead entry ~. ssls made Oct.
~. 1907. for the Northwest qnartcr OF Section ls,
Township 81 $, Range II " OF dth Principal
Meridian, by oiyll 4. Conerl. conte-tee, in
which u i alleged ftat ,sud oryl /. conard
has wholly abandoacd said land' that he has
failed to reside upon or to cultivate the same
Tor a period Of more than twelve months last
past and TINT all Of sUid defaults exist To- this
date, sand parties are hereby notified to appear,
respond and Offer evidence touching said ailc.
CATION at 10 O'Clock a. January mn.
1910 before the clerk OF District Court, at
Springfield Colo. and that nn,l herring viii
be held at O'Clock y. Ine on Jan. 90 1910, heior"
the Regis ca and Receiver nf the United states
Land Once In Lamar, tioluradu,
1872 c. FROST L'aCErT, Bec1tycr.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
Contest Notice.
Department OF fiic Interior
T-n5tpl states I,autl guire

nlteH states lsauHS ihre
Lamar, Colorado. bee. II, NOa.
\ sufficient contest affidavit having been hled in
this oniee by Alfred L smith, contestant
against homestead entry No. S7lS. made sept.
~, 1907, Tor the northeast quarter OF section 20,
Township a3 eoqth. Range Al, west 9Th Princi-
pal Meridian by Herman Brown. coutesttc, ia
which itis alleged that said Herman Brown has
wholly abandoned -aid land; th.t he u.s been
absent iron, said land fora period Of more than
one year; that hs has failed to cultivate
amy part thereof; that he has been
absent from said land for period OF more than
-ix months last past and that an fs.sid defaults
exist 10 ihs date, said parties are hereby notified
to appear. respond aud onet evidence touching
aid allegation at 10 o'clock "a. In ON Jan. ~,
1910. before Cleri oT tho District Court. Spring
field, Colorado, and that dnal hcu ing WIN be
held at O'Clock %. ia. ON jan. -, lslc, before
the Register and Receiver st the United statcs
Land Unict In I-amar Colorado.
% y C. FEos lICUErr Bereives.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
NorIcE rnn rl nlllArloN

F'lhlAHlfi,t N' 'N' iNitti'if
US, Land on'rsnt Laniir, colorado.
Soycmbur 2S, 1909,
Sotiec ip hereby given that Earl Taylor
oi stoulngton, Colorado, 'vho, on Dee. 49,, 1905,
made homestead entry Ne. ti'1 g,iiel No. u2izt,
for the northwest quarter Of section -, Town
ship 81 sonth' Range q West, ol the 9Th Priu.
meridian, has Glcd Notiee OF Intention 10 mike
hnal communication proof to establish claim 10
the ilund above described, before tne Clerk Of
the District Court at Springfield. Colorado, en-
the 7th day Of January, 1910.
Claimant n mes as witnesses: WI. Doris,
w, A, onke=, II. f. oates, Marion Krisc, nj Of
sl0nnston. Colorado.
lG2i JouN G.WuLlAMs. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
Contest Notice.
Department of the Interior
United STATES Land Onlco


Lamar, Colorado. Dec. II, leo0.
\ sufficient contest nptice ii'ring been liled In
this Office by Aifred L. smith, contestant,
against homestead entry. No, sTl3 made sept.
p, 1907, for the northwe-, quarter OF section
u, Township a2 south, RnnEe Il west 9TH rrin-
cipal Meridian, by Elmer Brown, contestee, In
whish it Is alleged that said Elmer Brown has
wholly abandoned saiG land; that he has failed
20 reside upon or TO cultivate the same for
more than one year last past; that he has been
absent from slid land for more Than six months
and that all 90 said defaults exist TO this date,
said parties are ioreby notified 30 appear, re-
spond and oGer evidence touching said aliega-
tion NJ 10 O'Clock a. on Jan ~, 1910, before
the clorl. Of the district court Springfield, Colo
RADIO, and that final hearing VIII be held at .
o'clock p. N on Jan. ., l9lD before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land Office
in Lamar, Colorado.
1923 G. Fnosr LIGGar1, Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
CONTEST NOTICE
Department Of the Interior,
United states Land Onice.

Lamar, Colorado Nov. >. 1893
\ sufficient contest affidavit having been
hled in this onicc by Deihett Z. Reeves, CON
tes;ant. against homestead cnuy No. SOD. made
April llth, 1905, FOR the Sonth last quarter Of
section -. township -, range -, by George
w Hamilton. contestee, IN which IS alleged
that: George W. Hamilton has wholly abandon
ed said land; thaJ he has failed 20 establish his
residence thereon or to cultivate any part there
al a. required by law; that he has been absent
from the above described land for period ol
moFe than SIS mouths last pgst and shat ali Of
said defaults exist to this date. said parties
are 1oreby uoiiiic'l ~ appeaf, respond and Of
fey evidence touchin.. snid aliesation az 10
o'clool. me- on Jaa. IS. 1910, before CLERK Of
Dist Court at Springfield, colorado, (nnd that
snh hearing will be held at 2o'cloch p. m. on
IaHuuy %, 1910 before the Register ond Re
criyer AT ihe United States Land odicc iu Lamar.
Colorado.
l5-22 a. FROST lioCE1T, Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

Proof is offered to refute the
statement of a St. Louis preach
er that there are no lawyers in
heaven; it is that many of their
cards announce that they prac-
tice in the highest courts. -Buf-
fald Times.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
NorIcN FoN rUBLlcNTIoN
Department Of the Interior,
United states Land Onlcc

Department OF tie Interior,
United states Land onicc ~
Lamar, Colorado, December 10, 1909.
Notice is hereby giycn that eroy lockwood.
OF Lamport. Colorado. WHO, on December 9Th,
1907, made homestead entry 9usi serial No. 031H,
for the southeast quarter Of sec. p, Town
ship aS south, Range a. west, dtu Principal Me-
ndian, hns iod notice OF intention to make
Anal communication rruot go establish claim to
the land above described. before the clerk OF
the district court -at Springfield. Colorado, IN
the 10Th day OF January. 1910.
Ciaimant names us isitne essesl L. :. Cnmpbqil,
d. e. sit,on, : >iuon, GQge L. diilcr, all
nj ampor,. Colorado.
JuliN 4. WILLIAMS, Register
-n-..
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
NoTIcE or APPLICATION no LEASE
ST N'rr T.NNuG

oHlcc Of Tht state BOARD OF Land Cnmmiz
sioneir, Denver. Colorado, bee ath, 1901
Notice /, hereby given tirt Josiah ". Hodge
whose postoiliee address is Two Huttes Town
ste Company, Lamar. Colorado, has made ap-
pleation 70 52'o 10 lease the following dc
-eribcd school Lands situnte In Bnea Copn
tl, colorado. to-wit:
Al Of Section sc. Township Is sontt, Range
~ West
40 other applications to lease the above de-
-eribed lands viii he eousiderod after Jan. :,
1910
B. /. JEFFERSON,
LEICESTER State board Land Commissioners.
is-sl
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
Contest Notice
peluriWWt ottbo Interior
Land Olicc az Intnal, colorado
N--...,..t.- .l4 1000


Land OMcc az Latnal, colorado
November - 1919.
N sufficient contest amdavit having been fled
ia this Office oy pcibcrl E. Reeves, contestant,
against homestead ontrs No. a6o2, made April
llth. iayS, Tor tlss southwc-. uuarer oi Section
-, Township - Range 50, by Frank Fowler.
Co.testce- in whiehit is alleged that: Frank
Fowler ha- wholly abandoned SAID land: that
he has failed to establish his residence thereon
or to cultivate any part thereof as required by
law; that he Ais been absent from said land for
period OF more than six months last past and
that ail OF said defaults exist to this date, said
parties are hereby notified to appear. respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation at
10 o'clock 4. - ou Jan. Iath, 1910. before clerk
Of the district court at springfield, Colorado
oand ihat hnai hearing win be held at O'Clock
y. M uu Jan 22nd, 1870, before the Register and
Recover at the United states Land omce in
Lamar, Colorado.
ls-2e FEosT LigGErr. Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

The twenty-five million acres
comprising the Plains of Eastern
Colorado will become a great
beef-fattening center whenever
the dry land farmers of that
section generally raise milo as
one of their chief crops.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
eon.ast Notice.
department of the interior
United States Land Onice

.lftIlullNltlih el tHf AtA'l t'4
United States Land Onice
Lamar, Colorado, Dee. Il, 1909.
y suiicieui contest anidayit having been hled
in his oidce by John stailercontc'tant,a against
homestead eptry, No. $685. made. september ~.
l}05. for tbe northeast quarter Of Section :,
Town hip 3j south. Range ~ west ui 9Th rrincI
pal Meridian. by Mis- Gertrude Turner, contes-
tee, Ia which it is alleged shat said Miss Ger
uuda Turner has wholly abandonod said land;
Tint she has failed 10 gc,dc upon OF 70 cultivate
said land Tor more than one year las. pas; and
that said defaults exist to this dRtc, said par
ties ui'e hereby notified to appear respond and
Offer evidence touchlng said allegation at 10
o'tlogl. ann ON Jan. 20, l9l0 before clerk Of
the district court, Springfield, Colo, and that
dnal hearing viii be heldat o'cloc,, p. m. on
Jan. -. 1910, efore the Register and Eereiver
at the Unitod states Land onice IN Lamar, Colo
rado,
tg-28 c. FEusr LiGGFrr, Receiver.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
Modern Woodmen,
Attention!

Springfield camp, No. 1906,
meets the ist and 3rd Saturday
of each month. 1t is your DUTY
to be present.
W. VI. Stewart,
Consul.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

The cause of woman suffrage
has grown so much since last
winter that there is a noticeable
increase in the number of men
who are learning to do house
work. Elk.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

Men can be found who are will
ing to go to Africa as missionar-
les who are not willing to take
care of a cross baby for the
tired wife for half an hour. Elk.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07
PHONE 4 3
subscription Rates

substitution Rates.
six Months..,,..-, ,.-...-.-' -''....'..' s. 90
Advertising Rates.
,DIsrLAy-5O cents per inch, per column each
month Soprefered position given.
,susISTss LocALs-5e cents alne each insertion
,srxAl Pnoor NorIol-homestead, weeks $3.50
timber claim " $3.50
6" stone claim 40 weoerSi5-
All other legal printing subject TO state rates
cents per inchior first insertion, Is cents for
Zach subsequent insertion, counting y lines
A., q the inch. nonparoii measure
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

Regular meetings of the Board of
, County Commissioners: First Mondays
, in January, April, July and October.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07


]. H. Christy of Villas was in
town Monday night.
Charlie Collins Of the ranch
firm of Collins Bros. Carrizo
Springs was in Kenton the first
of the week, with his neighbor
MacKeller.
The boxing match at the dance
hall Christmas afternoon made
sport for nearly a hundred people
who sought entrance. Lynch
was in good train and Moon rose
to the occasion and the bout was
an Interesting one. The latter
at the end of the 5th round got
the decision, and so per cent of
the receipts. $S4 was the gate
receipts. Cimarron news.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-07

/. FROST LiceErr, i.ocoiyer.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09
SYNDICATE PLACE IS PROTECT ED BY RESTRICTIONS. bb

Your eyes. "Dr. Swigert's glasses. " See him today. F East Adams St.
 1-l
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

SO that no ordinary accident can put
 the machine out of business. The
 only possibility is the injury of the aviator. That chance has to he taken always. but with the weather condi tions and altitude of these parts it is reduced to minimum and it is cer- tain Mir Mars is not going tO hurt himself purposely
 The machine itself is similar in form to those used here by Hamilton and Willard hut there are numerous improvements and the manner of their construction is so much more stable as to make them practically another kind of machine. They are built to stand more and are much safer for the aviator
 The program for today k Sched- uled for ?: 90 o'clock. There may he some little delay that cannot he pre- dicted. though none is anticipated. so it will be well for those interested 10 be on time. and it is a certainty that the game will begin not later than 3 o'clock
 It is unnecessary to refer at length to the reputation of Mars as an aviator All who read the papers and follow the development of the art of flying, know of his rise in the aviation world and his fearless and daring experiments. He was the airman whom the late Ralph John- stone was always trying to excel and whom that unfortunate man regarded as one of the best aviators in the world
 The program today will include q race between Mars in his bi-plane and Jack Smith with his 40 horse power Buick. cirCling the mile track. Smith is the man who raced with Hamilton last spring and beat him by a short distance. Mars may be beaten also but Hall does not be- lieve he will be. Smith was out at the track yesterday trying out h:s machine and giving it few pointers as to how it should behave today. Smith is just as keen [" beat all the aviators who sight mp in these parts as they are to beat him and it is expected there will be a race worth while
 The flyers have learned a lot about turning corners in the last six months. both scientifically and practically by experience. They think they have faster than the automo- bile men. but the people today can be their own judges. According to the papers also they have added greatly to their possible speed in flights sn whoever wins it may be expected there will be a better speed exhibition than last spring.
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09
ED. HoWE's PHILOSOPHY.

It's a rare man who can loaf and not become d nuisance.
 When some men are not smoking they are fixing their pipe.
 some men are like phonograPhs: ev- cry da, they reel off exactly the same records.
 A mans conscience is frequently as- sisted good deal by the work of d good detective.
 What has become Of the oid-fash toned woman who had d little knot "i hair on the back of her head?
 When two of your friends are in a quarrel, they viii usually make il uu quicker if you let them along and do not mention it.
 Some people think that if they do not eat with knife or drink coffee out oi a saucer that is enough to know about etiquette.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09
AVIATION AT !. FAIR GROUNDS Mars and Mrs. s. SCherzel
 Will Fly Today IN READINESS
Machinery All On Grounds and Airman Comes this Morning Exhibition Be gins About 2::30 This Ali ternOOn.

Today occurs at the territorial fair grounds the second aviation exhibition eyer held in Phoenix. when J. C. Mars. one of the most notable of American airmen k expected to do stunts just as much more spectacular as the performance of the aviators last March proved to be in compari- son with the old Fashioned para chute jump and balloon work This is no detraction from the work of Hamilton and Willard which was superb. but only implies the advance in the art of flying. made within the year.
 Whipple Hall. who has been here a few days arranging for the eXhibi tion. said last night that his mach incry was all on the ground and cvrything in readiness. Aviator Mars wired yesterday on leaving Los Angeles. that he was in fine condition and will be here this morn ing without fail. ready to give the people a fine show and another one tomorrow if he doesn't get killed to- day. a contingency he refuses to re- gard as probable or hardly possible. In any event the people who attend the exhibition today will be sure nf seeing onc effort and then they will want To see thc next one tomorrow.
 But Mars isn't going to be the whole show. Responsive to the an nouncement that Mir Mars would take up d lady passenger if any there were in this city who desired such novel experience. Stanisiaus ScherzcI ttlephoned Mir. Hall last night that Mrs. ScherZel had sig uified her desire for a flight. Mir. Hall says the application is accepted and he feels sure Mir. Mars will do his part if the weather conditions are favorable SO there will be no un- usual danger IT Mrs. Scherzel is of the same mind today she will un doubtedly have the honor of being the first Phoenix woman to ride in d flying machine. IL will not only be al novel experience for her but will be new exhibition for the Phoenix people to witness the flight.
 Mir Hall says he regrets very much that the time for advertising the exhibition has been so short. nev- ertheless he hopes for good atten- dance. feeling confident that the first
  tisement for the second day. All that could be done to advertise it in the short time has been done and at considerable expense SD unless there is good attendance he will lose money on the project. He is show ing under no guarantee and receives no bonus. He realizes that a good show must be given and will do all possible to that end
 The criticism has been offered that having but one machine and one flyer if something happens 1t may be a fluke Replying to that Mir Hall says that while he only has one machine in it's entirety II is a good one and they always carry enough extra parts for all breakabie portlnns of the machine to equal. if all assembled. half dozen mach ines There is nothing breakaDle about the bi-plane or its engine. m the way of parts for which have not been provided many duplicates
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

for guests. Tent houses with sleeping
 porcheS. l-b
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

Just received. New York apple cider 75c per gallon. Melczer Bros. Co. Main 75. If
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

Call mp Melczer Bros. Co. Main a for your New York apple cider-75c per gallon. If
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

Your eyes. "Dr Swigert's glasses See him today. r. East Adams St-
 12-bm
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09

pr. EmmOns fits and furnishes glasses. 36S No. Fourth Ave gs
Arizona republican., 1910-12-09
PILES CURED INe TO IA DAYS.

Your druggist will refund money il PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching. Blind, Blee1ing or PrOtruding Piles in to II days a0c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-26
RED FLAG STILL FLIES
OVER MUT|NOUS SHIPS
Crews Assert Willingness to
Submit Under Terms of
Surrender.

RIO JANEIRO, November 26.-Those
vessels Of the mutinous Brazilian navy
which put to sea yesterday. to await
positive assurance of the governments s
good faith in granting their demands for
naval reforms and full amnesty. spent the
night outside the bar, returning to the
harbor this morning.
The warships were still flying the red
flag. The crews made 1t known. however,
that they would be turned over to the au-
thorities according to the terms of sur
render agreed upon at noon.
New Officers of Mutineers.
New commanding officers have been ap-
pointed by the mutineers.
Commodore Jose Carlos Carvalho, dele
gate Of the government, and Senior Julio
Madeiros, a reporter Of the Jornal Do
Comercio. visited the battleships yester-
day morning. Both were we'll treated and
saw that everything was in order aboard.
No damage was done to the safes. There
was no drinking aboard, all alcoholic
liquors having been cast into the sea.
Senior Madeiros met Joao Candido.
head of the mutiny. who is a negro. He
had a sword. which probably belonged
20 Capt. Neves.
Candido said:
We have ammunition enough to re-
sist, but are willing to submit If amnesty
and our other conditions are accepted"
Candido Sorry for Deaths.
When told of the death of the two chill
dren killed by shells Candido said he had
endeavored to avoid sheling the city and
had aimed at Fort Vilegaignon.
He demanded that President da Fonseca
himself come on board to sign the agree
ment.
Candido and Senior Madeiros then WIS.,
tied the Sac Paulo, where the mutineer
was received with shouts Of Long live
Admiral Candido!'
He asked the newspaper men to write a
manifesto to President da Fonseca and
the people Of Rio Janeiro. He added that
they were with the administration. know
ing that the president is a friend of the
sailors.
Lieut.. Sales Carvalho died yesterday
Of his wounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-26
DREAD DRIVES MAN TO DEATH.
Pursued by Fear That He Would Be
Run Down by an Automobile.

NEW YORK, November 26.-Fear that
he would be run down and killed by an
automobile. which had haunted him for
months. growing more poignant with
the increasing feebleness Of advanced
age, caused Christian Kohler. home
less derelict, seventy years old, to end
his life yesterday. His body was found
hanging in a clothes closet OF a cheap
lodging house.
+ Three months ago he was struck by
an automobile and badly injured. It
became necessary for him to use q
cane. and his dread grew. He could
talk of nothing else. Thursday night
he appeared penniless at the lodging
house run by the only friend he knew
i'm the city. and was given shelter. Yes
teriously from his room. Hours later
the suicide was discovered by en-
ployeS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-26
MACK AND CHAMP CLARK
CONFER IN BALTIMORE
Discuss Tentative Plans for Meeting
Of Democrats to Take Up
Party Policies.

BALTIMORE. Md, November 26.-With
the view OF discussing tentative plans for
the proposed democratic national confer
ence to be held In Baltimore in January,
Chairman Norman e. Mack Of the ma
tional committee and Representative
Champ Clark, democratic leader in the
House of Representatives, are here to-
day conferring with the Maryland COM
mittee in charge Of the conference.
Those at the head of the movement for
a national conference declare that the
one object is harmony and an Interchange
of views by representatives OF all sections
as to party policy. Emphasis is laid on
the fact that it will be in no sense a
party caucus. and individual members OF
Congress, it is averred, will not be bound
by its action.
The purpose of todays meeting Is to
talk over the general proposition and for
the Marylanders to ascertain the views Of
Mr. Mack and Representative Clark as
to the advisability of calling IT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-26
PICKED UP AT SEA.
Fisherman in Motor Boat Was
Helplessly Adrift.

NEW YORK, November 26.-Capt Col
cord Of the steamship American, In port
last night from Puerto Mexico. reported
a passenger not on the list when the ves-
sci started. He is Thomas Hall, fisher
man of Stuart, Fla, who was found No
vember % frantically waving his shirt as
he stood in his twenty-five-foot motor
boat, helplessly adrift. A big wave had
put his engines out of commission.
The liner went out of her course and
drew near for the rescue. but Hall in
sisted that his boat also be taken aboard.
The wind was blowing thirty miles an
hour. but after more than an hours work
the little craft was got on deck
Hall had drifted more than nifty miles
from his starting point when picked up,
and it has been. five days since he left
home On landing he Immediately teie-
graphed his wife, who doubtless thought
him drowned.