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The Lamar register., 1914-10-14
SUMMONS

State Of Colorado.
County OF N Pr1 fS. District x: Court.
c. c. s sHlilnEis!
''s min n s SSahi K. E. c ssnas
o ciSisSnsy P usst:uF TFu :rS Eo Of
Prowers County. and State
Defendants.
70 derd n !ohnssn. Fred Benjamin
=. .nd iasSsR PqSs Tp;sss q PrCS
Defendant, above named. Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear In
sbove named piainfin In the District
orsdo.. and answer the complaint there
served wsn tss tSs Si
4 served out Of this County. or by pub
an .sS DAY. q ths , DAY as
be tak:n against You :scordinS to the
copy of the complaint in the above en-
titled action be not served with = this
%.s OF ill., sh s.s sn daS Ss
sgssified for appe s and e'a ans%es
Judgment by default. as Aforesaid.
~ The said ACTION Is brought to recover
tne sum OF -Four ThOuSan0 ana ninety
ri, nine ne n Do11ars 4oss upon TIVE Ger
A. D. 1919. executed by Gerd N. John
sen. and to secure q decree for the fore
closure of a certain mortgage deed
given by the said Gerd n. johnson to
SECURE secure t the payment Of the said prom.
cri6ed. as Follows. to-wit:
es n To@nship rWsnty
one GID South, of Range Forty-six (46)
together with ali water rights, ditch
rights and reservoir rights used upon
or appertaining to said land and in
ciuSSing, one full paid perpetual water
u.iD cubic feet of water per second OF
time from the canal Of The Fort Lyon
Canal Company. formerly the canal of
the Arkansas River Land. Reservoir
ana canal Company. and being the
land; said water right is also evidence
ed by one hundred and forty-four (144)
shares of the capital stock of the said
The Fort Lyon Canal Company. And
to have a receiver appointed to take
fully appear from the complaint in said
action to which reference Is here made:
a copy Of which complaint is hereto
You fail to appear. and to answer the
SAG complaint as above required, the
said plaintin will take judgment as
prayed for in said complaint:
q. gwen 81 Ea,,I under FL my hand at Lamar, in
A. D. 1914.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
First publication Sept. 16, 1914.
Last publication Oct II. 1914.
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boosting Himself at Government Ex-
pense

In his latest piece of literature sent
out at government expense, Congress
man Heating pays a tribute to his
opponent for the office Of congress-
man from the third district, Neil N.
Mclean. Among other things Mr..
Heating says:
"" =" This process will continue
just SO long as the government fails
to give man sufficient land to sus-
tain him. He cannot live on 100 acres
or 800 acres, but if you give him $40
acres and where it is necessary 1880
acres, he will make it homestead in
fact as well as in name and you will
transform wanderer into a fixed and
permanent settler"
II Mr.. Heating had thought of this
originally, much more credit might
be given him for his efforts to this
end in Washington, but it was for a
republican and no other person than
Neil N. Mclean, who is now a candi-
date for congressman from this dis
trict against Mr.. Heating to originate
the idea of enlarged homesteads.
Over 20 years ago Mr.. Mclean ag-
itated and worked for homesteads on
a stock basis and he was one of the
originators of the homestead law
while member of the legislature of
Colorado.
In the hope that he might raise SEN
timent in his favor Congressman
Heating continues to send to the vot-
ers and to the newspapers of Colo
RADIO (under a government frank a
few words which he himself is re-
sponsible for, to which is attached in
most instances great many other
things said by other persons. 1t is
noted that Mr.. Heating is responsible
for very few words on the floor of
congress, but that as rule he man.
ages to get the attention of the speak
er and then with this excuse for get
ting the floor says just enough words
to enable him to secure permission to
The Lamar register., 1914-10-14
Statement

of the ownership, management, cir
culation, etc, of the Lamar Register,
published weekly at Lamar, Colorado,
required by Act Of August "a, 1912.
Name Of
Editor-Geo- B. Merrill, Lamar, Col
orado.
Managing Editor-Geo. b. Merrill,
Lamar, Colorado.
Publisher-Geo. B. Merrill, Lamar,
Colorado.
Owner-Geo. B. Merrill, Lamar, Col
orado.
Known bondholders, mortgages,
and other security holders, holding
l per cent or more of total amount
of bonds, mortgages or other secur-
tiles: None.
GEO. B. MERRILL.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 18th day of September, 1914.
(SeaD ISAAC H. MYERS,
Notary Public.
My commission expires July 5, 1915.
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Public Take Notice

Mayor ]. K. Doughty has address,
ed letter to the city superintendent
of schools in regard to the use Of bee
singers and other acts Of mischief
by the younger generation. 1t is
important for all parents as well as
children to read. It follows:
Lamar, Colo, Oct. IL, 1914.
Mr.. George r. Momyer, Superintend-
ent Of Schools, Lamar, Colo.
Dear Sir:
Numerous complaints are being
made in regard to the conduct Of
boys around town. l do not know
whether these boys are attending the
school or not, but think it advisable
that you notify those attending school
in regard to the matter.
Complaints have been made about
boys running over the roofs Of BUSH
ness houses along Main street, and
hiding behind side walls, using "bee-
stingers" shooting shot and small
fence staples.
During the past week several Of
our citizens were struck by these
missiles. and two in particular, mar
rowly escaped losing an eye.
In addition to this, several plate
glass windows have been broken, to
at least the amount of $3.50.
All these actions are prohibited by
the state law, and render those doing
such things liable to arrest and fine
and Imprisonment. The officers have
received orders to arrest any boys
found using bee-stingers or running
over the roofs Of business houses.
These actions must be stopped, and
every means of the law will be in
voked to put stop to them.
am sending you this notice so
that the boys may have full notice,
and cease these malicious acts which
endanger life and destroy property.
It is unlawful to use these bee-sting-
ers.
would also wish to call your at
tention to the fact that boys throw
stones and other missiles into the win
dows OF vacant houses, breaking the
glass, and this also is unlawful.
And l would further have you call
attention to the fact that the curfew
ordinance will be strictly inforced, SO
that the boys and girls will hereafter
be required to be at home in the even
ing, unless properly accompanied by
their parents or older people.
In this connection it might also be
well, as the season is approaching, to
state that the throwing Of snow balls
and, in fact, the throwing around of
any missiles, is a dangerous proceed
ing, and that the same will be pro-
hibited.
l would thank you to have this no.
tice read to the pupils in the wifferent
schools.
Yours respectfully,
]. X. DOUGHTY,
Movor of amor
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cent.
This means that growers will re-
ceive a substantial advance over the
price agreed upon, as under their
contract the price was fixed at SIS for
beets testing up to 16 per cent and
$3.50 for all above 16 per cent, and it
is an even better average price than
that of last year as the beets are
testing higher in sugar content.
This voluntary advance over this
years contract price will add over
100000 to the income of the beet
growers in the Arkansas valley tri-
butary to the Rocky Ford factory and
they certainly have good reason to
feel happy, as well as grateful to-
ward the sugar company for the de-
cision to advance the rates, notwith-
standing the fact that contracts had
been made on q lower scale because
of tariff reduction. The attitude of
the A. B. s. Co. will make it easier for
the company and the growers to get
together in coming years when condi-
tions are returned from those caused
by the European war.
The sugar factory is decidedly
busy place since the shipping of beets
began. The receipts are much heav-
Ter than had been expected and the
beets being delivered are testing high
err than the usual average in sugar
content. The dumps are daily crowd
ed with wagons making deliveries and
the railroad is finding more to do than
anticipated.
The farmers want a little rain at
the present time, to ease up the work
Of digging the beets, yet the sunshine
is making sugar and they are not
grumbling about the digging being a
little hard.-Rocky Ford Enterprise.
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Department of the Interior
u. S. Land Office at Lamar Colorado.
October 10. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Rebecca
November 81. 1911. made Homestead
entry. Serial No. 01127s for ny of
w.. 9Th Principal Meridian. has filed
notice OF intention to make Three year
Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado. on
the 2sth day OF November. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jesse NJ. Wright. Mrs. Jesse NJ
Wright. E. e. Pike. all three of La
mar. COLORADO; Mrs. Matte Dotson of
Nevada. Missouri.
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER.
Register.
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AMERICAN BEET SUGAR co. AID
VANCES PRICE OF BEETS
Beets Showing Up Well in Sugar Con-
tent and VIII Bring Over $40 an
Acre Better Than Expected

On Tuesday Of this week the beet
growers who have contracted with the
American Beet Sugar Co., and are de-
livering their crop to the Rocky Ford
factory were made happy by the an
nouncement that this seasons crop
would be paid for according to the fol-
lowing schedule:
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Furnished front room for rent. Gen,
tleman preferred. 400 south Fifth
street. If.
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QUESTION NO. CT.

Ed. CREssCT; Please let some
one answer the following cues
ton. Please explain the follow.
ing scripture; NIuke Isl
If nobody ventures. let the Ed.
Especially the meaning of the
two ships. -GIadis Dawson.
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NO" we nave before US Daniels
ioorth oeasF' WI" produced the
if'tle morn ANA TINS little horn
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And the ten horns out of this
Kingdom are ten kings that shall
arse: and another shall rise af'
ter them and he shall b. diverse
from the 1lrst,
And he shall speek great words
aRa1nsC Tile MOST t1lSh' and snail
wear oa' V''e saln'S OF the Nost
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ana 'a"s: ana 1oev snail, be CIV
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The l'orc Of Rome is the char.
acter who has TILED the place for
very many years. Now this vile
person must be made known bv
his acts. And the first thing
that We shall notice is, Daniel
said that he would magnify him.
self. please read,
Neither shall he regard the>
God OF his f~thers, nor the de.
sire OF women, nor regard any
god b ut he shall magnify him.
self above all" Oar. 1l-37,1
This is just what has been done
by the Pope atRomc. Please read
"Aosolution is the sentance
pronounced. by the priest in tho
place Of Cod. forgiving the sin.
ner who has confessed his sins.
lie does wta' Christ would do
If ne was on eartu." Mission
Book page 2Go.
Here, the reader will see very
plain who exaIteth himself above
the God who created him. pau]
called him the man of sin, please
read,
Let no man d ce,ve you by
any means: for that day shall
not come, except there come a
falling away first, and the man
OF sin DC reyeal led. the son of
perdiJion.
Who oppose:h and exalteth
himself above all that is called
God, or that is worshiped, so
that he as God Stitch in the TEN.
pie o1 Ood' showing himself
that he is God." 2Thes. 2-3-4.
This is the same little horn
spoken IF By Daniel, who was to
change times and laws,
The next point necessary is.
to know how he managed 70
change tines and laws. For
many years before the 10th, Cen.
fury. This same character
tsieo with all his power to drive
out of exis,ance every thing that
was in anywise in opposition to
his belies and claim, by the blacl,
hand of persecution and murder.
to which the Masonic and Odd.
Fellows Fraturnities were sub.
jects Of by this great persacu.
ting power. But making a to.
tai failure in, this manner, he
concluded that there must be
some other way planned. So
there was a council, and a plan
laid so that he would be able to
change times and laws, This
was done by two characters.
That through an agreement of
the two these things was done.
We shall be able to prove the
agreement, both by their own
history and records, and also bv
the Bible. And it shall be bv
the BioIe that we shall give the
first evidence and proof, For
we sec that after this little horn
gained his position. lie cast
the Truth to the ground. pleaso
read:
And out Of one Of them camo
forth little horn, which wa,oa
exceeding great, toward tho
SOUTH and toward the east, and
toward tAe pleasant land.
And it waxed great, even to
the host Of heaven; and il c,s,
down some of the host and Of tI,s
stars t. the ground, and stann
ed upon them.
Co15inasa 70 page 6.
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WHY?
ARTICLE. list.

was like uECO leopard ana MS
feet were as the feet OF a bear
and his mouth as the mouth Of q
lion: and the dragon gave him
his power and his seat and great
authority.
And I saw one of his heads as
it were wounded 30 death: and
his deadly wp4nA was healed:
and all the EuEiA wondered after
the beast.
And they wor&(.Ippud the
dragon which gave 30! VI vnlo
the beast and they wOrshlppeu
the beast saying who is like unto
the beast: who is able to make
war with him?
And there was given unto him
IL mouth speaking great things
and blasphemies and power was
given unto him to continue forty
and two month.
And he opened his mouth in
blaaphemy against God to bias.
phe his name and his tabernacle
and them tina. dwell in heaven
And it was given unto him tn
make war u ith the saints and to
overcome them: and power was
given him rail- kindreda and
tongues and nations.
And at! that dwell upon the
earth shall Worship him whose
names are not written in the
book of life of the Lamb slain
from the foundation of the
world" (Rev 13-1-s)
You sec this beast the wor.
shipped lord.
Dear readers IN our answer
wa shall give you c complete M.
Outstanding of the beast. Tor
there are so many beliefs: that
inorder for the reader to clearly
understand we will have to give
a complete record of this beast
as it is given in the Bible. And
for this purpose we shall ask
you to- read.
! considered the horns, and
behold, there came up among
them another little horn, bcfor
whom there were three of tho
first horps pluckcd up bv the
roots: and, behold, in this horn
were eyes like the eyes OF man.
and a mouth speaking great
things (Dan.7 ~.
We shall call the readers at.
tention poticularly to the little
horn. for this little horn is the
character that we shall present
to you as the, beast that John
saw as the first beast coming up
out of the sea, And when we
compare the following scripture
then we will clearly understand
their connection, Please read
7 beneld,' and the same horn
made war with the saints, and
prevailed against tuem;"
(Dan.1 81
Then read.
And it Was give.. unto him t.
make war with the saints and to
overcome them: and power was
given him over all kindreds and
tongues and nations" Rev. 1871
The crime spoken of in both
these scriptures were perform
ed by the name character This
we claim cannot be denied con.
GENEROUSLY to per.
feet our chain of evidence. we
shall ash you to read.
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WHY ARE AMERICAN PROTEST ANTS DIVIDED"
WHY?

The Christion Union quarterly
No II Jan 1911.
The above named quarterly
was sent to the WORLDS Cries.
SET we have before US one of the
most important questions. ever
asked by man. 1t puts US in
mind of one of the questions that
God asked wien he said
WHY will ye die" 1t could be
that answering this all import.
ant question, that we are intrud-
ing on the rights of others. Aud
should we be we trust that they
may forgive. For we are such a
great lover of CHRISTIAN UNION
that wherever we see it our de-
sire and wish is then to magnify
it, q Thousand degrees larger.
And do all VIC can to portray it
on the heart of every one VIC
chance to meet, in telling them
OF IL bleeding Christ, who said,
BE We one as [ and the father
are ,ono." For a years We have
been telling the proteGtants that
they Ought 10 oe like the Apos,
ties was III their day-Of one
heart aIt OF one soul. why are
not christian. jlcipg in this man,
ner today? And there ia bur
one true answer, with two great
causes. These causes We shall
tell and the answer give before
we conclude our Article. Yet
with this assertion before US we
know that from a worldly stand.
point. the word why" becomes
an interrogation of the heart
Searching power. We wish it
to become the EructeScence of
the precious blood Of Christ glaz
ing the; broad sky of eternal
Truth, The glory of heaven. We
trust that we are not to unworthy
to be considered upon the line of
CHRISTIAN UNION. To. the an.
swer of why is American protes.
tants divided? We have said
there Is but one answer, and two
great causes. for without a cause
there is no effect bit after you
once have the cause you then
may subdivide into as many
hundreds as you have different
Opinions. The two great causes
are these the first one is the
image get up BY the 2nd beast
that John the ReverIator saw the
second one is, that all the world
after thc first beast
that John saw-These two beasts
are spoken Of in the 13ch of Rev.
And from these two causes we
shall give the answer to the
question in the heading OF our
Article. In the first place We.
must find the first beast that we
have spoken OF above. This to
our readers may seem strange,
that we would commence with
this hrst.bedst, inorder to fad
out the answer to the question
why, il American Professionals
Divided?" But we must so to
the roots first for to find the
cause, Therefore we shall ask
you to read.
AuG ! STOOD upon tie sand OF
the sea aud saw a beast rise I'D
out Of the sea, having seven
heads and ten horns and upon
his horns ten crowns y and upon
his heads the name OF bias
phemy.
And the boas. which | saw
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QUESTION NO. Is.

3D.. CREssEr.-Please tell US
what this scripture means? lisa.
45-1-i. Preachers don't wait
for Bro. Garrett to answer first
Do your duty. Emil Oliver.
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QUESTION NO. Is.

Can some preacher tell US why
Paul spoke of the gospel of cir
cumcision and the gospel Of
uucircumcision, and the ditfe'
encc in the two?
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PAGE,OF INQUIRY.
QUESTION NO. 50.

Ed. WORLDS CRESsET, please
explain the circumstance Of
Saul's disobediencc recorded in
& Samuel - ch.)
George Sharpton
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Why is the middle Gncer of our
hands 50 much longer than the little
finger, and why is the thumb so stubhy
and short when it would be much more
convenient if 1t were ongcrt One has
10 20 way bacl, not only centuries of
time TO find the answer to this ''Why
it is5' In the history of manknd's be-
cummings we find that before man saw
even the dawn of civilization he used
his hands rs we'll rs his feet to walk
Now if You Will spread your fingers on
the floor as If you were going to stand
on them you will see what Il good ar
ran-ement it was to have the fingers of
different length; they give II we'll bal
anced support that fingers Of equal
length could not give So it WAS to help
prehistoric man and not man of the
twentieth century that nature give us
fingers of varying length. Wisconsin
State Journal.
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IN NAVAL
SIT ALTON ENrEt TED.
BY the United Press

London. Sept, 2G. Developments
are imminent in the naval situation
In.t what there viii be cannot be
stated but there has been number
Of important conferences during the
last forty eight hours that Viii
bring about results,
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WOULD CONFER COLD
MEDALS ON MEpI lTORS.
BY the Associated Press.

Washington Sept 2e Chairman
Flood Of the house foreign affairs
committee today Introduced reso~
luton that the senate and house
confer gold medals on the A, b.
meliators
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.IsTRIiNS ENTER SERVIi
Az ONLY ONE POINT.
By the United Press.

Nlsh, servia Sept 2t.~The war
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tt.ed II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-26

CAR MILOMAIZE ilt,ADS-lust re-
ceived a car of Maize This is going
to be our cheapest feed, II yon want
any, phone rs. d. H. Thompson.
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