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The Lamar register., 1913-08-20
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PETI-
lion FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PEII-
lion FOR SALE OF REAL EsIAI e
In ne County Court. June Term. "A
D 1Sil ----
STATE Of Colorado.
Ia ths Matter Of the Estate Of Helen
G. PnnHps and Alvin T. Philips' ne
nioor heirs al law Of Thomas q
Phillips. Deceased s-s IN,
tbs matter COMING on TO be nesi1 1aS ~
rn1s 7th Gay Of August. a u. 49, 800
upon the petition fled herein by O.e
q Phillips, Guardian Of the ssia e=-a ass
for me sale Of the Interests o. .ns II
Phillips. in and to the following descf'D-
I'd real estate. to-wt. s,.,,cr,
The Southeast quarter of Seci!on
T.en'y-shres ca. u TSw as Pso rsenS
(4ll west OF the sixth Principal MeT-
idisu. containing One Hundred and SIX
Issl acres. situate, lying and pe.s
Of Colorado. for the purpose Of invest
ing the proceeds Of such sale In some
interest bearing security, or neces-
sary, used for the support and educa-
ors. and for the benefit Of said estate.
And II now appearing to the Coui.
from said petition that proper ana
legal grounds exist for the sale OF an
Of the interests Of the said minors IN
Now, Therefore, it is ordered by the
Court that Helen G. Phillips and Al
win T. Phillips, said minors. and all
persons who would inherit in case OF
the death of the said minors. be ana
appear before said Court in the Court
Room in said Court In the City OF
Lamar, County Of Prowers and state OF
Colorado, on the fifteenth day Of Sep
TENDER A D. 1913, at the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day'
then and there to show cause, any
sere be, why an order should not be
made directing the said Ollie b. PM
lips, Guardian. to sell the whole Of the
interest Of the said minors in said
real estate for the purposes specified in
said petition.
II Is further ordered that this order
be published for at least four 80 sue
cesslve weeks in The Lamar Register.
a weekly newspaper published in said
1t is further ordered that w. E
Fee Of said county Of Prowers. be, and
he hereby Is appointed as Guardian Ad
Litem Of the said Helen G. Phillips and
Alvin T. Phillips. minors. to represent
the said minors at said hearing.
By the Court:
County Court Seai)
C. B. THOMAE.
County Judge.
J. X. Doughty. Attorney.
First pub. Aug. 10. 1913.
Last pub. Sept 10. 1913
The Lamar register., 1913-08-20
BASEBALL, OOWGIRLS AND BEL
TER RABIES
VIII He Among The Special A10Ac
uons At the Arikansas Valley
Ehir This Ienr

To those who enjoy the srea
American game OF baseball. but ar
ayerse to attending a match oil
Sunday. 1t will be pleasant newt
that they may have the pleasure
during the Arkansas Valley Fair
of seeing a tine battle on the dia.
mond, according to the action oi
the fair directors. who this week
put up a purse OF 500, which will
20 TO the winner of a game be-
tween Las Animas and Rocky Ford.
The game will be played Tuesday
Another special attraction that
has been added by the fair and is
bound TO prove q drawing card Is
the cowgirl race, which will take
place Wednesday, Sept. 3. and Is
open to contestants from Crowley,
Bent, Prowers and Otero counties
The "better babies" show is al
30 creating quite an interest. and
for the benefit Of all in any way
Interested the Enterprise would Of
Ter the information that those who
wish to enter their babies in the
contest to be held by the Arkansas
Valley Fair association should ap-
ply to w. c. Steele for blanks and
directions of how to proceed.
The girl babies and boy babies
will be Judged separately. each to
be divided Into two classes. &C
cordinS to age. Class A will con-
sist OF the girlA between the ages
OF twelve months and twenty-four
months. Class 3. girls between the
ages OF twenty-f0ur months and
thirty-six months. Class G. boys
from twelve TO twenty-four months
and Class u. boys from twenty-four
TO thirty-six mooths. There will BID
q first. second. third and perhaps a
fourth prize for each class. All
babies OF these ages living in the
Arkansas valley are eligible. The
physicians OF Rocky Ford will be
the 1udgeA
The Lamar register., 1913-08-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estate OF william i. strong, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appoint
cd Administrators OF the estate OF WI
liam r. strong, late OF the County OF
growers. In the State OF Colorado, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
Will appear before the County Court Of
said frowers county. At the Court house
1T City OF Lamar IN said County. at
the september term, 1913, on the
first Monday an october next being &c
tober & 1919, At 10 O'Clock a m, AT
which time all persons having claims
against SAID estate are notified and re-
Quested to attend for the purpose OF
indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to the under-
s~2LOd-
dated At LANAI. Colo, this 9Th day OF
August, A. u. lSlS.
JENNIE n STRONG.
ADMINISTRATIVE
The Lamar register., 1913-08-20

$50 head o. yearling steers and
heifers cheap. 8 head milk cows
$40 TO $50, At Eldridge Bros. ranch
80 miies northwest of Lamar, Is
miles southwest of Eads. Colo.
The Lamar register., 1913-08-20
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF CITY
WARRANTS

Office Of City rTreasurer. Lamar. Col
orado. August ~. 1914
Notice " hereby given that 1 will re-
deem at my office the following war
rants:
No Date Of Reg. Amount war.
The Lamar register., 1913-08-20

/, W. G. Gould, Cashier OF the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statcment is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
W. c. GOULD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this 18th
DAY OF August, 1918. EsKEL A. LuHDGRHs.
5sEAL Notary Public.
NJ Commission Expires May IL, 1915.
CoRRKcT-ATTnsT:
4. n. PARnIsH Directors
T. N. BRowN1
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
City Planning in Pennsylvania

City planning in this country is comparatively new. though plans have made being their further growth and develop ment along symmetrical lines. In Pennsylvania it has been made a state movement under the author ty of law which has been recently signed by Gov Tener, providing that city planning commis- siOns must be created in cities the third class, such Reading, Scranton, Erie and Harrisburg. Reading, by the way long before the enactment of the law. well along in city planning prise.
 The city planning commission will have jurisdic tion over the location of streets, parks civic centers etc The commission will have five bers The mayor and members of the city council or commission eligible to membership. but other city officer eligible The mayor and conucn are to appoint the members. The city planning mission will pass all ordinances relating location public buildings. centers or streets or the widening extension the parking of boulevards and playgrounds.
 On the supposition that the cities will grow, and order that they may grow right by being planned along comprehensive lines the new law gives the city planning commission jurisdiction over the coun- try for three miles beyond city limits.
 Some idea of the power put into the of the commission may be gained from the following. Section ,:
 All plans, plots or re-plots of lands laid out in building lots, streets, alleys portions of the same intended to be dedicated pubic use, for the of purchasers of lots front
 
 the city limits distance miles side thereof, shall be submitted the planning commission and approved by it before it shall be corded. And it shall be unlawful receive record such plan in public office unless the shall bear thereon by a endorsement otherwise the approval of the city planning commission. The dis approval of such plan by the city planning com deemed q the proposed dedication thereon No sewer, water gas pipes other improvement shall be voted made within the under the jurisdiction of said commission for the of such persons. purChas owners, shall any permit for connection with otherwise of such improvement, exist ing for any other reason made, be given to such purchasers until such plan is proved.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
BRYAN'S BANK BILL
Chicago Tribune)


 Woodrow Wilson president and the democratic party placed in control houses in congress because d reaction against the high tariff of the Aldrich- Payne and be- the methods of the standpat at Chicago convention.
 At the ensuing election MT. Wilson received L. 319134 votes fewer than Col. Roosevelt and MT Taft combined 9.11 per of the popular vote less than his two chief opponents
 The campaign did present a any time Roosevelt MT Taft involving financial legfsIa- tion
 The democratic platform contained the follow ing plank banking legislation:
 We oppose the so-calIed Aldrich monetary bill or the establishment of central bank, be ieve the people of this country will be largely freed from pancs and consequent unemployment and business depression such a systematic ary relief in localities where relief is needed with protection from control domination by what is known the money trust
 Banks exist for the accommodation of the public and not for the control business. All legislation the subject banking and currency should have for it's purpose the securing these accommodations terms of absolute security to the public and of complete protection from the possess it.
 We condemn the present methods of deposit ing government funds in a few favored banks, largely situated in controlled by Wall street in return for political favors, and we pledge our party to provide by law for their deposit by com petitive bidding by the banking institutions of country national and state, without discrimination as to locality, approved securities and subject to call by the government"
 The spirit and turn of phrase plank were those of MT Bryan, but the plank did raise any definite issue, and therefore not ap- pear in the debates the campaign
 When MT. Wilson became president he did not make MT. Bryan secretary treasury MT Bryans own sense of the political proprieties
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Rain
BY HOWARD L. RANN

a article which falls with great enthusiasm jus s@--, ,'- %rsOdy trying pull off a lawn party It bears close resemblance to ter and is sometimes used as a substitute by peo- pie who prefer to take their microbes in state is a very uncertain quantity with everybody except the weather bureau experts, who always tell where it is going to light if they it headed their way. There several distinct varieties of rain. all of which quite moist The least obtrusve O these is dew a substance used by Robert w. Chambers make very dewy and dewIess morns. A deal of poetry has been written about the dew, but body mentions it's effect upon the paper soled pump and the crnoline pettcoat. Another form of rain is the Kansas thunder storm, which is dis tant relative of the Japanese typhoOn and step father the dOuble-faced washOut. spring freshet and the lightning rod industry. The most always waits until the tied in the ninth arid regions people get waiting for and go after it with dynamite and prOtraced meet ings while in the belt farmers have to pill form, and is the silent partner plate which perspires freely in the spring and prevents of the most appetizng varieties rain the sum mer shower, which fills the of he plain people with hope and decayed vegetation. rain season of the Pacific slope a damp epidemic which results from a mournfu leak in the average mean precipitation. It is slight importance, and is not advertised to any extent by the transcontt- mental railroads
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Parks

The Arizona Star, with pardonabe pride directs attention it's ample parks but which it thinks greatly appreciated they should be. Parks, it points out, not Iuxuries many suppose them to be, and regard the money spent for them and upon their improvement wasted.
 It pays a city well a to maintain good front and the Star believes that it is espe cially good investment for city like Tucson whose attractiveness must play such an important part eminence d winter Merchants every year spend more and more money their window displays the purpose of wasting their money keeping the window decorator in ployment but because it pays
 Phoenix is not well supplied with parks, but it is preparing to repair very costly neglect The repair can be made at a much less outlay than later. We have three small parks, of them be- longing to the county, but all of them gifts A very few years ample grounds for parks could have been purchased at a little ground in the city has become expensive but it is stiIl much cheaper than will a year later
 It is now proposed to eXpend $25000 for parks if the pending bond issue is ordered by the people, and think the park idea and the city beautiful spirit have strong enough carry the bonds.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
A Baseball Controversy

Douglas has always been fairly loyal Fl Paso with which it is closely connected by rail and merciaI ties, but the Dispatch rises remark that Fl Paso is a hog which should be handed good the by people Douglas. have not been fully informed to the details of Douglas grievance, but has something o with the westward tour of the Giants White baseball teams in November We gather the heated ob- servations of the Dispatch Paso is trying to manipulate things that if shall play there they shall play at other point between that place and the Pacific Fl PasO, the Dispatch seems to assume, believes that if the Giants-White Sox play every jerk-water along the route the advertising value of the appear at Fl Paso would be lessened
 We had not thought Fl Paso capable of such notion as this, it may turn out that have been given impres- the City. any rate, the teams, as The Republican has been informed by wire Manager Comiskey, will play at least in Arizona, either Douglas Phoenix, the onl5- towns. believe, which have been negotiation with the management teams.
 Fl Paso. understand, explains it's attitude toward Douglas be a friendly would rather forego the excitement of baseball than the friendship the latter. But it is engaged a business proposition It intended the appearance the baseball teams an incident of the regular autumnal festival; the city was going put up a $10O0 guaranty and excursions different points, including Douglas. But fig ured that if the going play Doug las the excursion from that point the festival would not be well patronized
 Consequently, Fl Paso would decline offer the guaranty and would abandon the trains But Fl Paso informs the world that gates city not to be barred against the Giants-White Sox. They will be allowed play a own risk however though they intend play later a Hachita, Lordsburg Swipes Station Marcopa and Ciila Bend. In other words, Fl Paso assert it's territorial jurisdiction baseball games within a radius of thousand miles.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13

public opinion would have prevented his offering himself for that portfolio of all others. even had not the place he took been of higher rank.
 the hand of MT. Bryan appears in the field of legislation in which it will be most un- welcome the country and most disastrous to his party. The president very unWlsely' has thus Tar permitted the Bryan influence to dominate in the shaping the currency measure. This is clear from the public utterances of members of the cur rency committees and from many important details o bill itself.
 Such is the political situation of currency re- this time.
 It is a situation charged with the gravest dan ger, merely to the administration and the demo- though that is certain, but to the na- ton.
 MT. Bryan some admirable qualities and admirable theories. But he is hopelessly and basically unsound in his thought finance MT Bryan is an amiabIe and high minded But he Is intensely human and capable of bitter personal feeling which warps his judgment. Mir. Bryan has not forgotten 1896 and his defeat brought about by the campaign of education exposing the plausible fallacies of free silver. He has today an undis- eliminating fanatca dstrust and hostility to banking opinion, regardless of whether it comes from the big banker the small, the Wall street the from the west or south
 n short, he is, O all the democratic leaders, the least acceptable to the common sense of the people and the least competent to formulate the banking reforms which greatly needed to solidfy the prosperity of this country.
 It is astonishing paradox that he should be found in such role. But in this role he is, though undisclosed and it is up to business men, great small, and especially to democrats to face the situation squarely
 It will be consolation to the wage earner out job, the business stagnating or bank rupt that MT. Bryan and his associates meant nothing but to curb the power of Wall street, or money trust" rhetorical thunder will sup ply the lack of practical knowledge of natural financial economic laws the innocent from suffering with the guilty when those laws disregarded.
 President Wilson, early in his term, strikngly declared that any who attempted to precpitate panic for political purposes would be hanged as high Haman.
 Let President Wilson to it that he does not become under this decree his own and his partys executioner.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Nothing is impossible to industry.
 Selected.
Reqister Today

Thirty five voters registered Thursday. the first the books opened At that rate, in days, nearly the otherwise qualified voters in Phoenix would be registered; but there less twenty days registration. To accurate there just fifteen working days. But thirtyfive registrations the first day is a bad showing, rather than expected, a sign of d greater interest than supposed already existed the charter and bond elections. It may be believed that the interest will in the fifteen days and that the registration will increase rapidly.
 If have heavy registration, fairly heavy one, it is certain that the charter will be adopted. A very light registration would leave the matter doubt. Those who opposed charter for will register, they have personal interest in it's defeat. All other citizens should take deep a personal interest better government and get the register
 Register today.
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Death of Gaynor and New York Politics

The death Mayor Gaynor is probably a bad thing for Tammany. Though elected by Tammany, he had been quite tractable and there fore, rejected by Charles F. Murphy candidate for reelection. He induced to head nde pendent ticket, thus playing into the hand of Tam many which always elects it's mayor when there more candidates office Judge Mccall could count upon the unvaryng support of Tammany, while the division of the opposition between John Purroy Mtchel, the fusion candidate, and Mayor GaynOr promised the of Tammany
 Though the death of Mayor GaynOr will not suit in the abandonment of the independent move ment, the leaders of it have named McAnaney, who nominated for borough president the fusion ticket, head the independent ticket he will deeply into the anti -Ta mmany forces Mayor Gaynor, whose death has therefore inn mensely added to the Mitchell strength and has done much more toward the overthrow of Tammany than the mayor had hoped that his candidacy might accomplish
 There is still the possibility of another candi- date in the field put in by w. R. Hearst, who has objection to Mitchell but he has decided ob tecton Prendergast and McAnaney on the fusion
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
Degenerate Days
By WALT MASON

our writers are a sic5Iy lot-the best is but ham, have nOVelists like Scott hdmorists like Lamb; noble poets strike their tyres, ducing fine; write of rubber tires and draw 10 cents line" This of thing has been said, in print it appears; until writer has been dead fifty years he can't
 pect q wreath. and keep the straight; but when he lies the sod beneath find that he And when the living lot of scribes have their divers dOOms the world will send admring tribes to around their tombs. The graybeard. in the years to will What books! Our modern Scribes the bum, and worse than that, gadzOOks! All bleak barren is the soil that produced great meni We have like Conan Doyle, that giant of the pen. Where is the of William Locke. whose worshiper I whose keen and Sprghtly line of talk Outdstanced Charlie Lamb? Today gifted pote, there is golden tongue; who writes such Markham wrote. O Rudyard Kipng sprung?" If have laurel Wreaths O give it's best, help John, to give the live. and let the dead sleep
Arizona republican., 1913-09-13
.l Arizona Republican Editorial Page

Such a ticket though, would be less menacing to the reformers than independent ticket headed by such a powerful figure the late mayor.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-17
SAYS CHARTER ELECTION
SHOULD INTEREST ALL

Every citizen ought TO be deeply
interested In the election OF com
mission to revise our city charter.
said Mayor Marx, Monday. Because
we have the power under the Verdier
home rule bill 70 amend our charter
piecemeal does not mean that We DO
not need general revision. Many
important matters will come before
the charter commission and capable
commissioners must be elected.
Tho mayor said that he had sew
eral ideas about important changes In
the charter. but he declared he would
not discuss the matter until after the
election Of tho commission. The
MAYOR said that some people have 2
mistaken idea that little interest 4!
being taken in the spring election out
side Of The municipal ownership ques
ton which will probably go on the
ballot
we arc figuring on the work o
the charter commission every day.
said the mayor. While at presen
there seems to be little discussion O
charter commission candidates.
great deal of hard work IL bein,
done
The Detroit times., 1913-03-17
A TEN-CEHT BOZ
OF GAS
Keep Your Liver and Bows
tive and You Feel BuIy
for Months

Put aside-just e-tha -
Cathartic Pills. Castor Oils ~
gative waters which merely IT,
passageway through the bowolo ~
do not thoroughly cleanse fr1~
and purify these drainage Or alx14 Is
tary organs. and have no eject vDo~
ever upon the liver and Stomach,
Keep your inside organs DQro 49,
fresh with Cascarets. wh10h 0o4
oughly cleanse the stomach. roGnoyo
the undigested. sour and fermoQf1oG
food and foul gases. take the o1eoD
bile from the liver and carry cut -
the system all tho constipated Wloeo
matter and poisons In the intsetfno1
and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They WORK
while you sleep-never grtpe. 01ohq1
and cost only 10 cents . box fSuo4
your druggist Millions Of meu ard
women take a Cascaret now ana
then and never have Headache, BIZ
iousness, Coated Tongue. Indigestloa,
Sour Stomach or Constipated Bow01ns
Cascarets belong In every household.
Children Just love to take them
Adv.