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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24
Notice Of Contest.

Notice OF Contest.
DEPARTMENT of the Interior. United States Land
Office. Glasgow. Montana, August II. 1914.
To George H. Vickery, Of Detroit, Michigan
Contestee:
You are hereby notified that
JOHN l.. REA
dress. did on July GOTH 1914, file in this Office his
duly corroborated application to contest and Sc
cure the cancellation of your homestead entry
N 92o5s aae MAY Rasee
east, Montana Meridian. and as GROUNDS Tor ms
contest he alleges that said George H. Vickery has
| wholly abandoned said land for more 3 than SIX
| months last past. he has never resided upon or
cultivated said land. as required by law.
You are therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken by this office as nav
ing been confessed by you, and your sa1d entry
will be Cancelled hereunder without your further
right to be heard therein either before TINS once
appeal, il you fail to file IN this Office WITHIN
twenty days after the FOURTH publication OF
this notice, shown below. your answer. under
oath, specifically meeting and responding to these
allegations of contest, or ii you tan Withh that
time to file in this Office due proof That you nave
served a copy of your answer on the sad contest
ant either III person or by registered ma1i. IT
this service is made by the delivery OF copy or
your answer to the contestant in person. proof OF
such service must be either the said contestant S
written acknowledgment OF his receipt OF the
copy showing the date of it's receipt or the afil-
davit of the person by whom the delivery was
made stating when and where the copy was de
lvered if made by registered mail proof OF such
service must consist Of the affidavit OF the person
by whom the copy was mailed. stating when and
the postoffice to which it was mailed, and tins
affidavit must be accompanied by the postmaster
receipt for the letter.
You should state in your answer the name OF
the postoffice to which you desire future notices
! to be sent to you
Date of first publication, August e. l9;4.
| - third g Sept. 10th, 1914.
/ 90 fourth Sept. 18th, 1914.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24
Notice for Publication.

Department Of the Interior, u. S. Land Office
at Glasgow, Montana, Aug. 81, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
JOHN LUNDMAN
of Malta Montana who on March 21st, 1910. made
homestead entry, Serial No. O899O. for southeast
quarter northwest quarter. southwest quarte1
southwest quarter east half southwest quarter
west half southeast quarter. northeast quartz
southeast quarter, southeast "a northeast quartz
Montana Meridian has filed notice of intentio,
to make final three year proof to establish CLAIM
to the land above described before B. W Brock
Montana on the 10th day of October 1914.
Claimant names witnesses:
Oscar Nordberg, Reinhod Nordberg. David
Anderson, John Tunelius, all of Malta, Montana
Thomas r. Jones, Register
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24

erty of the union to the value of Sl4o~
791 was destroyed by mobs on June IL
and % respectively of this year ana
that the city failed to protect tae
union and prevent this destruction
Notwithstanding it had notice OF dis
tructive intentions of mobs and power
to curb them.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24
Won kIuck Eenq Reinforced.

London. Sept. 21.-General Won
klucks army, according to a SoiG-
sons dispatch to the Daily Express, is
being reinforced heavily. The d.
patch reports that 100000 troops are
coming through Belgium by way al
Maubeuge.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24
Notice For Publication.

DEPARTMENT Of the Interior. U. S. Land Office
at Glasgow. Montana. August %. 1914.
Notice is hereby given that
ARTHUR s. BROWNELL
of Malta, Montan, who May goth. 1910, made
Sec. II. Township % north, Range 80 east, Mon
tana Meridian. has filed notice of intention to
make final three-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before b. w. Brock
Malta, Montana, on the Goth day Of September,
1914.
Claimant names as witnesses
david H. Macy. Richard C. Dunn. Adam w
TAYLOR, John smith, allof Malta, Montana:
THOMAS r. JONES, Register.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24

Wanted-A secondhand Raymond
vaneless windmill. Leave word at
this office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-24
Notice for Publication.

THOMAS r. JONES. Register.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
COMMISSION MAY
MEET ONCE A WEEK
Very Probable That Friday
Session Will Be AbOl-
ished Shortly


The hint thrown out in The Age-Herald
several days ago that the bi-weekly meet
ings of the city commission might be
abolished has recently taken on more
semblance of certainty. It is stated that
there is strong probability now that in
the near future the commissioners may
abolish the usual Friday meeting and
meet but once a week on every Tues
day afternoon.
The legal phase of the matter has been
tentatively looked into and il is stated
that no trouble will be encountered on
this point. as the law reads that the
commission shall hold meetings on every
Tuesday and such other times as 1t is
deemed necessary. The meetings of the
commission, therefore. outside of the
Tuesday meeting, are purely optional, and
held at the will of the commissioners.
The Friday meeting was decided upon
on account of the weekly pay rolls more
than anything else. The idea IN abolish
ing it now, ii appears is the belief that
1t would facilitate the work of the board.
simplify the records and give the COM
missioners more time to attend to the
routine affairs that are constantly go
ing through their Offices
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
BY JUMPING IN RIVER
Dallas Lumber Dealer Tries
to Take Life in Selma-Is
Rescued by Friends

Selma. February S.-tSpecial.)-N. W.
Alley. aged ST. we'll known sawmill man
and lumber dealer of Boguechitto. in the
western section of Dallas county. at
temped suicide by jumping from the
bridge across the Alabama\ river at the
foot of Washington street into the river
below The man was fshed out of the
water before he drowned but afterwards
stated to friends that he would yet de-
stroy himself.
Mr., Alley started to walk across the
river bridge this morning with some
friends and. was talking pleasantly to
them. When he arrived at the end of
the draw and was jus. over the deep
est part of the river he remarked, It
am going to end 1t all now" and vaulted
over the rail of the bridge into the water
below.
BY a remarkable streak of luck Alley
was erect when he reached the water
and entered the stream feet first, receiv-
ing no injury from the 5o-foot jump. The
swift current of the river at that point
rushing up against the piers of the
bridge, together with the swift eddies.
carried the drowning man back to the
banks of the river ON the Selma side and
he was easily fished out and friends
carried him to a hotel and put him to
bed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04

OF God will become curse and an n
jury. and that the result with such PEI
son will be worse than before he came In
elationshfp with Christ.
Jesus emphasized this, declaring that >
a candle should not be put under bushe
so the light of the Truth the grace G
God received. must not be hidden, bt
must be let shine To the glory of Gos
Otherwise. the light would become extin
guished and the darkness would prevail
The eve represents intelligence. and a
lohg rs We have the true enlightenment
or intelligence. the whole body is biesse'
thereby; but IL the intelligence be de
stroyed. the whole body will suffer an
be in darkness.
Every one. therefore. receiving the PR
cious light should take heed lest he lo
1t, and have darkness instead. The ey,
the light. here represents the eniiglaten
ment of the Holy Spirit, which has tn
greatest power to bless us. and this. !
lost, would mean TO us even a create
darkness than that We experienced befos
coming to a knowledge OF the Lord.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
TENNESSEE WILL
MAKE FIGHT FOR
TWO-CENT RATE

Montgomery, February 3-(Special)
Tennessee is preparing to make a fight for
lower passenger rates similar to that
which has taken place in Alabama during
the past few years, the only difference
being that Tennessee will seek to have the
rate reduced from 8 cents per mile to 2
cents, whereas the Alabama rate is 2ls
cents.
Perkins Baxter, a prominent lawyer of
Nashville, employed as special counsel to
assist the Tennessee railroad commits
sion in its fight for lower passenger rates.
was. i'll Montgomery today collecting data
ana other information for the preparation
of his case. Mr. Baxter was accom-
panied by o. P. Anderson of Nashville.
former examiner of the interstate COM
merce commission, who will assist the
state in the fight for lower rates.
Mr. Baxter will be in Montgomery sew
eral days preparing his case. He an
nocnced Tuesday that Tennessee is pre-
pairing to wage determined fight for re-
duced passenger rates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
CASSIDY AND WILLETT
PREPARE FOR LEGAL
FIGHT FOR LIBERTY

New York, February 3.-From their
cells in a Brooklyn Jail, Joseph Cassidy,
William Willett, Jr., and Louis I. Wal
ter, Jr, convicted of a bribery conspiracy
after the prosecution of one of the most
noted political cases in recent criminal
annals of the state today prepared to
begin Il legal fight against the verdicts of
guilty brought in by two juries against
Cassidy and Walter last night and against
Nillett 10 days ago. Supreme Court JUS
tice Walter Jaycox will sentence the three
tomorrow. Cassidy sold a supreme court
nomination to Willett in 1911 and Walter
was the go-between, the indictment
against them charged.
Certificates of reasonable doubt, return
able Friday, will be sought tomorrow.
according to the plans of counsel of the
convicted men. Their admittance to bail
will be asked, pending a decision OF an
appeal of their cases.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04

manifest the fruitage of sin, anger, NAL
ice. hatred. envy, strife, as a lesson to
angels and men. They are under certain
limitations, which the Apostle styles
''chains of darkness" They have not
been permitted to materialIze as men since
the deluge. But they have sought inter-
course with humanity. and their victims
are said to be obsessed of the demon, and
are insane
1t is estimated that fully one-half of
those in insane asyiums are demon-pos-
sessed-the demons belonging to the very
class so freqeuntly mentioned In connec-
tion with our Lords ministry. AS in the
past intercourse with humanity was
sought through witches, wizards, necro-
mancers, ETC., SO today, intercourse is
sought through ouija boards. planchettes.
and spirit mediums Humanity, deceived
by these doctrines of demons inculcated in
the dark ages q Timothy AID. neglect
Gods testimony in the Bible that the dead
(Ecclesiastes $3.50 Their thoughts per-
ish," until their awakening in the morning
of the new dispensation.
Today's study introduces the Master de-
livering man from demon possession.
The people rightly understood the diff
Guilty. but being opposed to the Master.
some evilly declared that the demons
obeyed Jesus because He Himself was the
prince of devils. Others said, your mir
acles are all earthly; show US some sign
from heaven.
Jesus answered the objection that He
was the price Of demons rather than the
prince Of light by showing that for satan
to cast out his own hosts would signify
warfare In the camp of the evil ones,
which would imply that satans house
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04

each. Messiah.s kingdom will be the
great seventh day. or Sabbath. In which
all who viii accept the Savior may enter
into rest.
Meantime Jesus. according TO the
Fathers plan, through Ills own message
and the message of the apostles. has been
gathering out Of the world bride class.
10 be Ills point heirs IN the kingdom
Satan Is allowed considerable liberty In
the testing of the loyalty OF all these.
There can be only the two masters
knowingly or ignorantly. people are serv-
ing the one or the other. AS Jesus said.
He that Is not with Me is against Me. !"
The Whole World Obsessed
st. Paul declares that tho prince OF this
world (satam now worketh in the hearts
Of the children of disohedienee.' Jesus
took up this same thought, and likened
the world to the poor demoniac whom He
had released from satans grasp. SINH
larly, all who accept Christ sre delivered
from the power of satan.
Jesus represents such hearts as swept
and garnished-sins forgiven and grace of
God received. But lie declares that satan
will seek to regain control of such through
the spirit of the world-pride anger. NAL
ice. hatred. strife, works of the flesh and
the devil. (NIatthew 1s:lS.45l Whom re-
sist. steadfast in the faith" writes the
Apostle &c Peter $50 If satan be not
resisted. the danger is that the light and
blessing received >through the knowledge
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
Railroad Fine Sustained

Cincinnati, February 3.-A decision
assessing $4,000 fines against the
Hooking Valley Railroad company and
the Sunday Creek Coal company, on
charges Of giving and taking rebates,
was affirmed today by the United
States circuit court of appeals here. A
fine of $4,000 against the railroad and
$4,000 against the coal company was
rendered In the United States district
court at Cleveland, o.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04

The miners strike of Jefferson county
that began with the entrance of Cover
nor Jones upon office, December l, 1890,
was followed closely by a bitter contro-
versy between the executive and the leg
islature over the application of what was
known as the Hatch Fund"
William II. Hatch, an officer of the
Confederate army from Missouri, after the
war entered Congress- for several terms,
in the lower branch At his instance
Congress, by act of March >, 1887. in
creased the federal aid to agricultural ed
ucation The Hatch act gave annually SIS,
600 to each state of the union TO estab-
lish agricultural experimental stations in
connection with colleges established In the
several states under the act of July u,
1862" that is. the agricultural and me-
chanical colleges.
The $4,000 annual donation, under the
Hatch bill did not go into the state
treasury from the national treasury, but
did go direct into the hands of the treas
urer of the agricultural and mechanical
college at Auburn. The state treasurer
gave no bond in the premises but the
agricultural and mechanical college did
give the necessary bond.
The declared purpose of the donation
was to encourage original research" in
agricultural science; to encourage "ex-
periments on the physiology of plants, dis
eases of animals. chemical composition
of Soils etc
The legislature of 1888 had selected the
agricultural and mechanical college as
the legally constituted beneficiary of the
Hatch fund
Meantime, the democratic and conserva-
tive state convention of May 1890 had
developed factional politics within the
party, the bone of contention being the
organized movement known as the
Farmers Alliance" None doubted but
that when the biennial party convention
met again In 1892 Captain Kolb would
renew his contest for the nomination for
governor The farmers must be propit-
lated. So 1t happened that December 8,
the third day of the new administra ton.
Senator John II. Minge from Marengo
introduced bill to divide the $4,000
Hatch fund between the Agricultural and
Mechanical college, the Canebrake Ex-
pertinent station at Uniontown, the South
east Experiment station at Abbeville and
the Northern Alabama Experiment sta
tion at Athens.
Now it so happened that a rider had
been put on the Hatch bill because in the
states of New York and Ohio the agri-
cultural and mechanical college in each
was younger and inferior in equipment
to the agricultural experiment stations
In each. and the rider was made to give
authority to any state legislature to
change the $4,000 annual donation from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
Wheat Production Smaller

Washington, February S.-Wheat
production of the harvest of 1884 in
Argentina and Australia, the two prin-
cipal producing countries of the south
ern hemisphere, is about 12 per cent
less than last year. The department
of agriculture today received from the
International Institute of agriculture
at Rome cablegram announcing the
statistics of wheat produc-
tion in Australia as 11S,S44000 bushels,
and for Argentina and Australia COM
bined as 244.533.OO bushels
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
EIGHT GOVERNORS OF ALABAMA
No. 101-Disposition of the Hatch Fund
Thomas G.. JONES' Governor
1S74-190I

the agricultural and mechanical college
to any experiment station IN connection
with" that institution.
But there was no connection" between
the Alabama agricultural and mechanical
college and any one of the experiment
stations in the state.
To overcome the restriction of the act
of nation, the state commissioner of agri-
culture was given a technical office in
the agricultural and mechanical college
and in each of the three experiment sta
tons and the Minge bill to distribute the
Hatch fund between the four institutions
passed both houses of the legislature.
1t became known prior to the passage
of the bill that Governor Jones did not
favor it. Feeling was SO intense that
the governor was threatened with some
| indefinite revenge.
| Early in February, 1891, the bill reached
the governor. He prepared an eXhaus-
tive veto and sent 1t to the senate The
state had no claim upon the Hatch fund
as subject of legislation save within
the limits of trustee. The deed of trust
named the beneficiary. to-wit, the agri-
cultural and mechanical college or agri-
cultural experiment stations maintained
''in connection" The perfunetory connec-
tion established by making the state COM
missioner of agriculture an officer in the
agricultural and mechanical college and
was not bonafide. In the interest of the
state. To disslpate' the sum, s15. as the
Minge bill proposed would be to deprive
the state OF the full enjoyment of t.
Costly equipment was necessary and ac-
qurement of this must depend upon n
single disbursement of the full amount
of the fund Expert scientists to apply
the fund We're essential to the proper use
of 1t and these could only be provided
by single Institution in command of
the whole fund.
Upon the delivery of the veto message
excitement in the legislature communi-
Gated itself in the neighborhood of the
experiment stations deprived as some
contended. Of their money. At Athens
feeling overleaped all bounds. A wire
was stretched across Main street and a
stuffed figure of man hung by the neck
midway over the street. The figure was
the governor. publishing his veto mes
sage. After awhile fire consumed the
pendant governor
When news of this outrage on public
decency reached the city OF Montgomery
certain citizens, in high Indignation pro-
posed to build a miniature city on Court
Square and then destroy II by a general
confiagration so that the town of Athens
should have a Roland for its Oliver News
of the proposed resentment reached the
ears of the governor and he Immediately
took steps to arrest the execution of the
friendly demonstration.
On second thought legislators who had
voted yea on the Minge bill reversed
their views and the veto was sustained
by large majority.
JOHN WITHERsPOON DuBosE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04

was divided and would soon fall. 1t would
be foolish, therefore, for satan to cast out
satan; consequently such an argument
should have no weight.
But said Jesus, those of you who real
ize that I am casting out demons .by the
nnger OF God the power of God, should
have no doubt that this power, which
possess more than others. is an evidence
OF special favor from God, a corrobora-
ton Of My testimony that the power of
Gods kingdom is being exercised in your
midst.
Jesus power In casting out demons
showed that He was thoroughly compe-
tent to deal with satan; and that had the
Kingdom been set up at that time, satan
and his angels would have been bound.
or restrained, then. However, in view of
the foretold rejection OF Jesus and His
kingdom, the work of binding satan did
not progress, but delayed until the second
coming of Jesus. Then, He will take His
great power and reign. At that time He
will deal with satan and his subordinate
demons; yea. with all that have cultivated
sin and the spirit of satan. which has so
seriously gotten hold of humanity.
The Binding Of Satan
Our Lord tells that In the end of the
gospel age satan shall be bound for the
Messiah's glorious reign, that he may de-
ceive mankind no longer. He has been de-
ceiving and deluding them for 5000 years,
misrepresenting the Heavenly Father as
the worst being ina ginable, predestinating
thousands Of millionsto eternal torture.
Jesus pictures satan's control of the
world, lixening him to strong man
armed and guarding his palace. He can
maintain his control until q stronger
comes, overcomes him and takes possess
sion of his wrongly acquired valuables.
Thus Jesus foretold that His own Mes
sianic kingdom will be stronger than that
of satan. The result will be the deliver
ance of mankind from the curse of sin and
death which has rested upon the race for
now six great days of thousand years
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
EstanoI Arrested

Estanol, brother of Jorge Vera Esta-
mol. minister of public instruction In
the late President Madero's cabinet
was arrested today and sent to the
penitentiary The charge against him
was not made public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
Steamship Aground

Norfolk. February s.-The British
steamship Trojan. Captain Nichels
from New Orleans to Hamburg, was
aground today off Cape Henry. witt
clear weather and a light sea the shif
was in no immediate danger. She Is 9
vessel of 275S net tons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-02-04
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Prince Of Darkness VS.. Prince of Light
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Prince of Darkness VS.. Prince of Light
Look. therefore. whether the light that
is in thee be not kness."-Luke II :35.
However, much the worldly-wise may
scoff at the idea that there is a personal
devil. prince over a demon host of spirit
beings-rebels against Gods government
let us always remember that this is the
teaching of the Bible from Genesis to
Revelation. The Bible explains that satan
was the first transgressor; that previously
he was cherub. who lost his loyalty to
God through pride and ambition: and
that he seduced into disobedience those
whom the Bible dasignatcs as now de-
mon host. Everywhere the Scriptures set
forth that this host Of spirit beings are
associated with our earth, and not In
some far-off fiery furnace torturing the
human dead.
The Bible indicates that God does not
lack power to deal with these rebels; but
that He 10 permitting them for time to