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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13

STATE OF Colorado.
County VI Prowsrs. S.
Court
Grsnby HI,lysr. Plaintiff. s,,,o>s
Eai.. J. %.aasll ct al.
ThS reopie OF the State Of Colorado:
40 s: T TS.a omDans. ccrp rae
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L Wirt Narknam and The Lamar
Town and Land Company. Coipor- :
alton, the defendants ABOVE nAmeu'
GhkEVlNG:
An action brought against you by the
Above named piaintut ia the Distiiet
Court Of ffvwers County, state Oh Col
orAdo. and answer the complaint therein
Nitnin twenty Gays alter the service
nsteCf. u served within this County. Or
served out OF this County. or " pub
ncation. within thirty days alter Inc
service heroof. exclusive OF the day OF
service: or Judgment by default WILL be
prayer q the complainI And IL q copy
o. tho complaint IN the above entitled
ecuon be not served with this summons.
this state. then ten days additional to
sne tine hersinbefore specified for ap--
tsarancs and answer will be allowed be.
As Aforesaid
decree Quiettng the title to Lots and
SAkceh OF land. situate. lying and be-
m& N the County OF Prowers and state
a S osInw more parssui nabs aessrt See
q: Is g. to .h seven 70. Ecu Ecu. s.; s.;
T5ss:.v: !ia,; Al, Il ib.ess s's Twsass S
a. s sssI n .s aass 81 and i s.
IL S'S I. 1 s,os i Two Ga and ID Three az.
M Two so. Three ca. -Four 60. Five
y IN HcKesyer: Addition to the Town
~ Lamar. Colorado. and Lot Number
seven ~. In Block Fourty -four(4)
me Original Town Of Lamar. Colo
ssssoo. and for judgment of the Court
mat nat the title Of plaintiff In and to said
and valid: and that defendants be for
sver barred froni asserting any claim
wnatsoever In and to said premises
soverse to plaintiff and for such other
suo Aurther RELIEF as to the Court may
cSeem meet and proper and for his
S0 o. suit, as will more fully appear
ISm the complaint in said action to
Ano you are hereby notified that II
you IAN TO appear, and to answer the
ss Wy complaint as above required, the
Sa1 plaintiff Will cause judgment by de-
ssun 70 De enf ID against you for the
ssnet demandc.. In said complaint
~ aid Court. ut Lamar. County of
<Lower4 State OF Colorado. this 9th
~ % tohruary. A. D. 1919.
]. W. BENT
Clerk OF the District Court.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13

State OF Colorado.
In The District
Court
Phillips Investment Com
many a Corporation, PAIN
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13
Notiee Of Final sSttismsnt and Deter.
minatIon e Heirship.

Clerk Of the District Court.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13

State Of Colorado.
In The District
Court
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13
SUM MONS.

state OF Colorado,
County of Prowers SIS.
In the County
Court.
! Ohm r. Adkins, as Public
trustee of the County oil
t'rowers and State of Col
Jrado. and W. C. Gould.
as cestui que Trust, Plain
tift's.
VS. SUMMONS.
illiam L. Hoisington,
James II. Hoisington ana
George II. Hoisington. De-
cndants.
. v illiam L. Hoisington, James r.
Hoisington and George Il. Hoising-
ton. the defendants above named,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
iH action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the County
coArt OF I'rowers County, state of Col
'raIo, and answer the complaint therein
vithin twenty days after the service
iereof. II served within this County: OF.
4 served out Of this County, or by pub
'ervice hereof. exclusive OF the DAY of
'crvice; or Judgment by default will be
AIKEN against you according to the
hayer OF the complaint And II copy
Il the complaint In the above entitled
'ction be NOT served with this summons,
1r II the service hereof be made out OF
tlliS lntn ten udNS aIlltlpnal 10
he time hereinbefore specified for APP
psarance and answer viii be allowed be-
lore the taking of judgment by default
as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain
judgment against the defendants ia
tne sum OF Fourteen hundred. nifty ana
$4,000 Dollars lSlI5O.oO(. with interest
thereon at the rate OF eight per cent
per annum from January 10th. a. ID.
1900. the same eng the sum due "A
certain promissofy note made by said
defendants January 10th. a. ID. 1901,
bearing interest at eight per cent per
cree authorizing and directing the fore
closure of "A certain Deed of Trust given
70 secure the said note. conveying to
ne plaintiff Adkins. Public Trustee.
following described real property
situate In Prowers County. Colorado. to-
wit: Lot Numbered Twelve JIG In
oiock Numbered Sixteen )16(. in the
West side Addition to the Town of La =
mar. Colorado,as will more fully appear
from the complaint in SAL action Ia
which reference il here made:
And you are hereby notified that II
you fail to appear. and to answer the
said complaint above required. the
said plaintiffs will take judgment agains
sou by default as prayed for in said
complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the County Court OF Prowers County.
Colorado. at Lamar. in said County.
this 9Th day Of March A. p, 1893;
Juuge and Acting Clerk
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1910-04-13
NOTICE F0A PUBL CATION.
department OF sue interior.

NOTICE FON PUBL CATION.
Department of sue Interior.
y. & Land Office at Lamar. Colo
RADIO. Feby. 10. 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that George
A. Handley. OF Lamar, Colorado. who,
on January 81. 1905. made homestead APP
plication No. 57s1. serial No. O7O35, for
southeast quarter. Section l, Township
g South, Range 46 West OF the 9Th.
principal Meridian. has filed notice of
intention to make Final five year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described. before Register and Receiver
at Lamar. Colorado. on the 9TH day OF
April. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. w. Ball, G. II. Dewitt. J. ID. De-
witt and w. Nj. Yockey. all OF Lamar.
colorado.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
Register.
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SPECIAL SANITARY NOTICE.

All persons disposing OF dead an
imals. deeayinG vegetables, etc., must
bury the saTe. The city garbage
ground being East OF wagon bridge
In river bed.
BY order OF the Board Of Health.
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N ne Matter Of the Estate of w. w.
Jones, Deceased
Nossoe = hereby given, that on Non
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
SPORTS AND ORATORY TO
MARK LABOR CELEBRATION
Los Angeles Union Leader Is to
Deliver Speech

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 4.-Sev-
eral thousand members of the union
labor organizations of Riverside and
San Bernardino counties and their
friends tomorrow will participate in a
mammoth Labor day celebration in
this city. Following the arrival of the
visiting delegations by special trains
in the morning, a street parade will
start st 10 o't lcck, in which the mem
bers of the locals of the various unions
will march.
An exhibl ion run and water display
by the fire department will precede the
parade. The line of march ends at
LugO park, where Mayor S. w. Nc
Nabb will deliver an address of well
come and extend to the visitors the
freedom Of the city.
In the afternoon a program Of sports
will take D ace at the park. Cyrus
Grow of the Machinists' union of Los
Angeles will deliver an Grafton. There
will be conc erts and dancing during
the afternoon In the evening a ball
will be held IL the pavilion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
LONG BEACH CHURCH
TO BE BUILT TODAY
Lot for New Structure C0nse-
Grated Yesterday

LONG BEACH, Sept. 4-On the lot
at Eighth street and Obispo avenue,
where an edifice for the East Long
Beach Christian church is to be built
between sunrise and sunset tomorrow
a, service of conservation was held this
afternoon by the pastor of the First
Christian church, the Rev. f. M.
Rogers, assisted by the Rev. j. Irwin
west of Los Angeles, who has supplied
the east side pulpit several Sundays,
and f. w. Emerson, secretary of the
Southern California Christian Mis-
sionary society.
The Long Beach Carpenters union
and fifty-eight individuals have volun-
teered their service. All workmen who
live at a distance and have no means
Of transportation will be taken to the
church site in automobiles or on the
street cars from the corner Of Pine and
ocean avenues between z and 7:3O
o'clock tomorrow morning. Women Of
the two Christian churches, the East
Long Beach w. c. T. u. and the Belle
we Needlework club will serve dinner
to all who assist in the work. 1t is ex-
pected that at least 100 men will take
mart in the building Of the church.
They will be divided into groups and
will work on different parts Of the
building, under a competent foreman.
Plans for the building have been
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
SAN BERNARDINO
ORiee ass Court street.
Phones-Homo Aa2; Sunset Main aSz.
AGED SQUAWS co To
HARVEST PINON CROP
MeIdua and IaSia Start on An
nuaI Pilgrimage to Big
Bear Valley

SAN BERNARDINO, Sept. 4-Two
aged Indian suuaws of Victorville have
started on their fortieth pilgrimage
to the mountain wilds of Big Bear
valley on their annual foraging expe-
dition for pinons. Their names are
Meldua and Iasia, known to the whites
of Victorville as "Ann" and "Sarah."
and they are the remainder of tribe
that a score of years ago annually
sent most of its families to the for
ests to harvest the pinon crop.
During late years both the Indians
and the pinons have rapidly disap-
peared. There are now few members
or the once populous tribe left and
there is also a great shortage of
pinons. For 10 years the two squaws
have driven their shaggy ponies to the
spot and brought down what few
pinons they could harvest.
The white hunters of the little nuts
shoot the cones from the pine trees
upper branches with rifles, but the two
Old Indians use their primitive bows
and arrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Daley, pioneers,
left this morning for the same region,
north of Big Bear valley, to harvest
their annual stock of pinons, of which
the pioneers are fond.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
EPWORTH LEAGUE HOLDS
SUCCESSFUL COUNTRY FAIR

POMONA, Sept. 4.-The county fair
given by the Epworth League of the
FIRST Methodist church was a unique
affair, and all of the attractions were
we'll patronized. Many of the mem
bers were dressed In farmer costume
and "Rube" band led by Eber Street
furnished music galore. There were
numerous contests and country pro
duce and exhibits were displ-yed in
the rooms of the church annex. Miss
Leona Warren as fortune teller
proved a popular attraction.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
M0T0RCYCLISTS OF NOTE
TO RACE AGAINST TIME
Relay Run Scheduled for San
Bernardino Track

SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. Alive
noted professional and amateur motor
cycle riders will participate in the rae
ing meet of the San Bernardino and
Riverside clubs to be held here tomor-
row afternoon at Association park.
They are Kittle, Graves, Mitchell, Sey-
more and Bake, who will stop here en-
route to Los Angeles from the Salt
Lake City motordome races to give ex-
htbition races against time.
The motorcyclists are to race at Los
Angeles in the coming meet in that
city. Graves made a mile in 43 sec
onds in the Salt Lake City meet, and as
the track here is fast, good time is
anticipated.
The interest among the members OF
the two clubs is centered in the relay
race between their riders. The first lap
Of two miles will be on four-horsepower
machines, the second on five and the
third on seven. The winning team
carries Off the club trophy.
Participants in the runs of the Los
Angeles and Long Beach motorcycle
clubs to this city will witness the
race.
There will be twelve events in all
and total of 81 miles Of racing on all
classes of machines.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
ASTRONOMERS TAKEN ON
DRIVE ABOUT PASADENA
Noted Visitors Leaving to Visit
Other 0bseVatoTieS

PASADENA, Sept. 5.-Only twenty
of the members of the International
Union for Cooperation in Solar Re-
search availed themselves Of the sight
seeing trip provided by the Pasa-
dena board of trade yesterday after
noon. Since the close of the sessions
of the society on Mount Wilson Fri
day evening many of the visitors have
departed for their homes by way of
northern points and others are taking
in the beach trips before leaving
Southern California. Most of the
scientists had previously taken trips
around the city with friends. 1t is
expected that by this evening all the
noted guests will have departed for
their homes in various parts of the
world. Some will go direct and others
will visit numerous observatories and
institutions in this country before
sailing for their native lands.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
EAGLE BATTLES WITH
THREE MEN IN BOAT
Bird Is Rescued from Drowning
and Gives RescuerS Battle

CLEVELAND, Sept. 4.-Three men
in a rowboat nearly a mile from shore
were compelled to put up terrific
fight when a gray eagle, which they
sought to rescue, turned upon them
with beak. claws and wings.
Not until all of the men had sus-
tanned marks from the combat that
will last for some time, was the bird
finally subQued and taken prisoner
locked up in barn near Mentor and
will be brought to Cleveland to be
placed in the zoo.
The men who took part in the res
cue and fight are Patrolman John Ioff-
man, f. w. Snyder and Frank Krej-
ca. They had gone to Mentor on a
fishing trip. When over a mile out on
the lake they noticed something strug-
Cling in the water between them and
the shore.
When its struggles continued they
set out to investigate and on approach
ing found it to be an eagle. They at
once set about TO capture It, The bird
lay with soaked wings outspread on
the water and was making desperate
efforts to get up and away. Wishing
to take it alive the men refrained from
making use OF weapons and tried to
conquer it with their hands.
But little trouble was experienced
in lifting the bird into the boat but
upon regaining the use Of its wings
it began to struggle to get away Then
the trouble began and for several min
utes there was a fight to keep the
boat from upsetting and to keep the
bird from getting away.
With it's beak, wings and claws the
bird struck savagely, inhicting num-
erous scratches and cuts on its cap
tors.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
RIVERSIDE
Corner Eighth and Main sts.
Phone-Maln ee7t Home 14A1.
REALTY SALES INVOLVE
$4,000 AT RIVERSIDE

RIVERSIDE, Sept. 4-Two important
sales were closed in Riverside last
week, the consideration involving in
the aggregate $4S,00O. D. P. Chapman.
a prominent orange grower purchased
the Glenwood garage building at the
corner Of Seventh and Market streets.
The lot is 87x143 feet and is fully
covered. The structure is of the mis-
sion style Of architecture and one of
the most attractive in the south. With
the floor space leased at the rear 1t
is advertised as the largest garage in
the Svorld. The purchase price was
$50 000
Papers have just been passed be-
tween the Pacific Lumber company and
D p. Chapman by which the former
secures the quarter block at the north
east corner of Eighth and Mulberry
streets as a site for a lumber yard.
The consideration is understood to be
SIS, ,0G0 The company has a two years
lease on it's present site, but the new
property was purchased for a perma-
hent site, which will give ample space
for yards and offices.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
INDIAN HILL CITRUS
STOCKHOLDERS MEET
Report Shows All Cars Oranges
Shipped Last Year

POMONA, Sept. 4.-The stockholders
of the Indian Hill Citrus association
he their annual meeting yesterday
at the North Pomona packing house
The reports of the officers showed a
sa isfactory years business, AL car
loads of oranges having been shipped
during the season. Three hundred and
ninety-f1ve cars were navels, 65 were
valencias and eight were seedlings.
The association has paid out to
growers the past season $219,141, or an
average of $1.S5 per 100 pounds for all
sorts of fruit. Directors elected are
A. T. Currier, e. IT. Robinson, d. G.
Crookshank, J. B. Johnson, w. j.
Fox, C. T. Mattel and Rev. Carroll.
w. H. Schureman is secretary and
manager.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
RIVERSIDE MEN FAVOR
BAY CITY EXPOSITION

RIVERSIDE, Sept. AT a meeting
of The Riverside chamber of commerce
yesterday afternoon the board took ac-
tion favoring the $5,000000 grant for
the San Francisco Panama exposition.
The propOL t'on carried by a narrow
margin, considerable opposition appear
fns against the submission of the
proposition at the coming election.
Members of the chamber of commerce
have been invited to join the super
Visors in trip over the Banning
IJyIwilc road on Thursday next. 1t
will be made by auto by way of Ban
ming, over the new road and back by
the new mountain grade from Idyl-
wild to TI.hlet. The new road opens
up a wonderfully attractive scenic Sec
ton and promises to be popular with
auto parties.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
LUTHERANS DEDICATE
LONG BEACH CHURCH
Congregation Organized Three
Years Ago with Membership
of Thirty-eight

LONG BEACH, Sept. 4.-The pretty,
new ediice of the Trinity Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church, at Eighth street
and Linden avenue, was dedicated this
morning. Another service was. held
tonight and there will be a service to-
morrow evening. 1t was desired to
raise $500 this morning, which is
enough to take care of the church in
debtedness for the present and almost
this amount was pledged in a short
time.
The dedicatory service was in charge
of the pastor, the Rev. d. J. Snyder,
while a splendid sermon of dedtca-
tion was preached by the Rev. H. l..
Yarger D. d. of Atchison, Kas., field
secretary of the board of church ex-
tension. Excellent musical numbers
were given, notable among them be-
ing Miss Vera Jackson's solo, my
Faith in Thee" Miss Jackson has
been studying in Oakland and her
voice is showing continuous improve
Elent.
Tonight at 1880, the Rev. ], w. Pail,
Phi. D., of St. Marks Lutheran
church, Los Angeles, and secretary
of the California synod, spoke, as did
the Rev. H. J. Weaver, pastor of the
First Lutheran church Of Los Angeles
and president of the Southern Cali
fornia conference. Tomorrow even
ing at 8 o'clock there will be fel-
lowship service, at which the Rev. VIII
A. Belts, the Rev. F. NJ. Rogers and
the Rev. o. H. L. Mason, local min
listers, will speak.
The new church has a main audi
torium 32x5S feet in siXe which seats
200 persons comfortably, Sunday
school room 32x4O feet, with class
rooms which can be thrown open by
means of rolling doors and used in
connection with the main auditorium,
giving a capacity of $50 persons. The
church is Gothic in architecture, but
is built on the bungalow style, be-
ing q particularly attractive church,
although not so large as others. The
cost will be about $4,000.
ORGANIZED IN 1907
The Trinity Lutheran church was
organized here in 1907 with thirty
eight charter members, its first home
being in Castle hall, a lodge and club
hall at Pine and Ocean avenues. One
month later, March q, a lot 100X150
feet in sixe was purchased at the
southwest corner of Eighth street and
Linden avenue, for $500, about $500
being raised by subscriptions and paid
on the lot. Later the church sold
50x100 feet for $3.50. The first pastor,
the Rev. A. NJ. Zieglar resigned and
for a time the church experienced
much encouragement A member of
the church, the Rev. w. R. Swickard,
preached frequently. April g. 1908, the
present pastor, the Rev. D. j. Snyder,
arrived in Long Beach, being COM
missioned by the board Of home mis-
sions to take up the work.
Since that time the church and Sum
day school have grown steadily. De
cember 10 of last year it was decided
to build a church and $1260 was pledged
at that time. This amount since has
grown to about $4,000, nearly all of
which has been paid. April II Of this
year the corner stone Of the new
church was laid. The building was
pushed to completion but some delay
was caused on account of furniture.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
CONSUL TO VISIT WITH
HIS FORMER INSTRUCTOR

PASADENA, Sept. 5.-Dr. Julius
Dreher, former American consul in the
Society islands and recently appointed
to a similar position in Jamaica, Is
expected in Pasadena today or tonor-
row to visit with the family OF his
friend, DR.. ]. w. Coolidge, 437 South
Fl Molino avenue. DR.. Dreher arrived
in San Francisco yesterday. While in
Pasadena he will also be the guest Of
DR.. James A. B. Scherer, president OF
Throop institute, the latter being
graduate of Roanoke college, Virginia,
while Dr. Dreher was at the head OF
the institution. Dr. Dreher was presi-
dent of Roanoke college for twenty
five years previous to entering the
consular service.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
POLICE TAKE IN CUSTODY
BOY WITH 259 PENNIES
Tells of Seeing Store Looted and
Finding Coins

LONG BEACH, Sept. Alloys Wood,
10 years old. who says he lives at the
cad of Vernon avenue, Los Angeles,
was taken in charge this evening by
the police while he was showing other
boys a package containing 25S pennies.
To Sergeant Fred Kutz at police head
quarters he is said to have confessed
he took the pennies from the store of
a procer named Painter at the corner
of Vernon and Boyle Heights avenues,
last night.
According to the police he told them
a remarkable story, to the effect that
as he approached the store last even
ing he saw three masked men running
away from it with something under
their arms and that he fond the store
deserted, the 25S coppers lying on a
counter,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
cow DRINKS VINEGAR IN
WATER; GIVES SOUR MILK
Long Beach Citizen Puzzled Until
Cause Is Found

LONG BEACH, Sept. 4.-Puzzled in
deed were Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Marks Of
Anaheim street and California avenue
when they found yesterday that milk
which was given by their COW, line
Jersey, was sour-sour just as it went
into the bucket from bossy herself. An
examination of the COW showed moth
ing to be amiss, apparently. She looked
normal, chewed her cud with due regu-
larity and spurned not her usual feed.
A veterinary was called in. With the
cleverness of a Vidocq he discovered
the secret of the sour milk. Asking
what bossy had been eating and where
she had been drinking, he ascertained
that Mr. Marks had knocked the head
off an old vinegar barrel and filed that
with water for the COW. The vinegar
barrel had soured the milk. Bossy has
been drinking since from nice, clean
tub, and the milk is as sweet and
wholesome as ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05
DIRECTORS TO DISCUSS
IMPROVEMENT OF PARK

PASADENA, Sept. 5,-Directors of
the Pasadena Polo club and the Tour
nament of Roses association will hold
a joint meeting this evening to dis
cuss the improvement of Tournament
park in general and the polo field in
particular 1t is said that the section
of the polo field which was oiled re-
Gently to ascertain the practicability
of oiling the entire field to allay the
dust nuisance has proven successful
and that the directors no doubt will
decide to extend the work. In this
event the opening of the winter polo
season will be delayed until October l.
1t is also expected that the question
of providing additional stable room at
the park will be settled at tonight's
meeting. There are over forty polo
ponies quartered there now and more
are expected soon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-05

overseeing of arrangements for a mimic
circus in which local society people
will figure prominently is the jump
made by Manager Fred Ross and staff
of the Mount Wilson hotel. No sooner
had the last star gazer left the noun
tain peak than the advance guard of
the annual Labor day society circus
put in its appearance. The big show
will be held today at Strains camp
below the hotel, and from present in
dications the natural amphitheater
viii be crowded. There will be 100
performers, and social leaders and
mountaineers will vie with each other
in the various stunts, including bare
back riding, trapeze performances,
clownish contortions and all that goes
to make up "the greatest show on
earth" A full fiedged menagerie will
be exhibited, which according to the
press agent, will contain animals and
humans, wild and otherwise"