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NEW YORK suPREME COURT, KINGS
COUNTY-REGlNA VI SIMMER. an ir
FAINT. by HENRY NoGT, her Guardian a.
Item. Plaintiff. against EDWARD y
SIMMER. Defendant SUMMONS. TIA
desired In Kings County
To the above named Defendant:
NOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED -
answer the complaint in this action, a..
70 serve IA copy Of your answer on NJ
plaintiffs Attorney within twenty dave
after the service Of this ~
elusive OF the day Of service: and In rass
OF your failure 10 appear or answer, tuig
ment VIII be taken against you nv i-cau
for the relief demanded in the comp. air'
Dated, MAY 5th, 1915.
HARRY II. ALTMAN. Plaintiffs A',or-Av
Oiice and Post once Address. - Cng-'
81, Roro ~ BROOKLYN. New York C''y
To EDWARD W. SIMMER:
The foregoing summon. "a ssrvsd up7r
YOU. nv publication, pursuant 20 an orts-
~ Hon FREDERICK T. CRANE one -
the justices Of the above named Court a.
Kings County. dated this loth day 81 NJ
l2lb, and fled with the complaint = ~
orHce ~ the Clerk o. 'he County % Klrss
Dated. MAY llth, 1875.
HARRY II, ALTMAN. PLAINTIFF. A'torr.,
Oflca and Post O~cs Address. - COW
St, Roro ~ Rrook'vn, Nnw York 0''
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HOTEL NEW

South Carolina ave, and beach. Private baths.
running water In rooms. elevator to street level,
extensive porches, Capacity $50. Special rates.
Booklet. bHA AN & WILLIAMS.
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NEW YORKER HEADS BANK.
John g.. LonsdaIe Elected Preai-
dent Of 50. Louis Iustitution.

ST. LOUIS. June l5.-John G.. Ions
dale of the banking firm OF Logan 4
Bryan of New York was elected to-
day president OF the National Bank OF
Commerce. to succeed Thomas Ran
dolph. who was advanced 10 chairman OF
the board. The Commerce bank Is capt.
tallzed at SO, 900. 900.
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States completed and building Is
s94. 600 tons, so that our navy must be
made more than three times as large
II we are to equal the navy OF Great
Britain. Has Mr.. Gardner, who does
MT care what 1t costs;' ever told the
American people what that means in
money!.
Where would 1t end
"Dues Mr.. Gardner realize that en-
barking on this fruitless competition
Is a matter OF arithmetical progress
ion and that after Marburg and Gard
ner will came some equally patriotic
citizen who. with equally sound logic,
will call attention to the fact that
England and France are 10 close
bonds OF alliance aud that we can only
be safe IL we build navy equal to the
navies OF both England and France?
France has now a war tonnage com.
pleted and building Of s9s, 900 tons.
But where do our badly frightened
friends OF militarism stand anyway?
"In recent address before the Mer-
chants Association, former Secretary
Stimson. chairman OF the Army COM
mittee of the National Security
League, said:
"'It is not question Of spending a
large amount of new money for this
purpose we are already spending to-
day on our army and navy. very large
sums of money-in the case of the
army at least-which, II wisely spent
on proper plans, ought to be quite
sufficient for adequate military de-
fense.'
"Does not that temperate state
ment OF Mr.. Gardner's side partner
in this business sound very unlike Mr..
Gardner and very much like recent
official statement OF the American
League to Limit Armaments, in
which it was said:
"'As to our military and naval
establishments, we believe that II
they were efficiently and economically
managed-as they are undoubtedly
not today, II we are to believe our
own experts-they would serve all
our purposes and more. We are,
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Pioneer Resident Of
Sugar City Is Dead

Sugar City-James A. Farr died at
his home in this city Monday evening
OF this week, at 1890 O'Clock. Funer-
al services were held Wednesday
afternoon at 200 O'Clock from the
family home and interment was made
10 the cemetery here.
Mr.. Farr has been resident OF
Sugar City ever since the town came
into existance over dozen years ago,
and at one time was in the feed and
grain business In partnership with j.
f. Williams. now county assessor.
He was past s. years OF age aud had
been resident OF the central west
ern states for over As years, and was
in the stock business in Missouri with
interests in Texas for number OF
years. In his younger days his health
was bad and he was compelled to
give up the idea Of his chosen pro-
fession, that Of a physician and in
doing so he left the United States
and went to Australia where he
spent several years, later travelling
and spending some time in the seas.
He was on the AlbrOtrOs when that
famous ship made deep sea soundngs
in the Southern Pacific waters
Mr.. Fara is survived by his wife,
and two sons, one being Harry Farr,
editor Of the Saccharine Gazette here
and another, Sherman Farr who re
sides In Kansas. The condition OF
his wife's health is quite serious and
her recovery is doubtful. She has
been sick for several weeks, her con-
diLion at times being improved but
the shock Of the husbands death may
cause her condition to grow worse.
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The local W. C. T. U. held a very
interesting meeting at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday afternoon. After
a short business session the members
listened to the report Of the district
convention held In Pueblo March
1926. by Mrs. Strever. Mrs. Roberts
gave few hints as to the way they
do things for the cause OF temperance
In Florida. The Ordway union.
though small is awake to the fact
that they must not rest on their oars.
II the laws are TO he enforced
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Board Organizes;
Appointments Made

Mayor-Dr. E. o. McCleary.
Mayor Pro Tem-Geo. f. Beaver.
City Cleak-Iohn b, Estes.
MaIshal-Wm. Worker
Attorney-C. G. Woodbridge.
Treasurer-Harry E. Mast.
Health Officer J. E Jeffery.
Official Paper-New Era.
On organization OF the new board Of
town trustees at a meeting held Mon
day night the above appointments and
designations we're made.
After the organization was perfect
ed Mayor McCleary made his appoint
ment Of committees. placing but two
mem hers 90 each committee with the
first named the chairman. In case OF
assistance to agree on matters that
might come before these committees
the mayor NAV act as mem ber, being
a member by virtue Of his office. Fol
lowing are the various committees
and those named:
Water-Sale and Gray.
Finance-Riiey and Campbell.
Fire-Bouldin and Sale.
Streets. Alleys and Parks-Camp-
bell and Beaver.
Sewer-Beaver and Bouldin.
Ordinance-Gray and Riley.
Designations made in this way
place each member OF the board at
the head OF some one committee and
ri yaS than snvuat I n mr. n mart iruIar IN
Individually look after.
The retiring board met at O'Clock
aud transacted a small amount OF
business to clean the slate for the
new board, but as there were so few
changes to be made only the few
things which needed immediate at
tention were handled. AS soon AS
the old board adjourned sine die
Mayor Leary thanked the members OF
the council for the co operation they
gave him during the past year and
retired before the second meeting
was called TO order.
Marshal Worker was also made
street commissioner and the matter
of a tire chief wss leftopeD In order to
make some changes in the plans.
The committee on streets. alleys and
parks was instructed tn employ a park
attendant, whose duties will be ex-
committee next day employed Joe
Hajack. The salary OF city treasurer
was raised from IS to $40 per month.
Contractors Casey and Hutchings
were paid 800 on the work OF extend.
ing the Fowler water main.
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Crosby Program For
Sunday Evening

At the Methodist church Sunday
evening the Ladies Aid society will
present a program OF story and song
10 memory OF Fannie Crosby. Fol
lowing Is the interesting program as
outlined:
Opening Hymn-Jesus is Tenderly
Calling To-day, Congregation.
Scripture Reading-Mrs Fountain.
Invocation-Mrs. Strever.
Biographical Sketch-Mrs. Riley.
Incident-Blessed Assurance, Mrs.
Keator,
Song-Bessed Assurance, Congreg
alton.
Incident-Grandma' Rocking Chair
Mrs. Brush.
Duet-Grandma's Rocking Chair.
Vera McNulty and Mabel Brush.
Incident-Saved by Grace, Mrs.
Davenport.
Solo-Savcd by Grace, Ira B. Coy.
Incident-Safe in the Arms Of Jesus,
Mrs. II. Green.
Song-Safe in the Arms OF Jesus,
Choir.
Incident All the Way My Saviour
Leads Me, Mrs Edgar.
Solo-All the Way My Saviour
Leads Me, Lena Kearns.
Song-Speed Away, Male Quartet.
Incident-Rescne the Perishing,
Mrs. Sandifur,
Song-Rescue the Perishing, Con-
gregatiOn
Death OF Fannie Crosby Mrs.
Roberts.
Incident-Pass. Me Not, Mrs.
Bartlett.
SOng-Pass Me Not, Congregation.
Incident-Draw Me Nearer, Mrs
Evans.
Closing Song-COngregation
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creased armameDts for the United
States.
Mr.. Gardner delivered an address
or this, his pet subject. before an
audience that assembled at the Fifth
Regiment armOry last night at the
close OF convention at which means
we're discussed for the enlistiDg OF the
enlisting Of the various organizations
of the National Guard to the full
peace strength required by the war
department..
Mr. Carey was unable to attend the
meeting, but is entirely familiar with
Mr.. Gardner's theories as to the ne
cessity for an increased army and
navy. He believes that the Massa-
chusetts congressman Is making a
mistake in "using his eloquence to
urge our peace loving people to join
in competition with the other ma
tions in building navies and organi-
zing armies"
Replies to Congressman
Mr.. Cary today gave out an inter
view in reply to the Ideas advanced
by Mr.. Gardner, basing his own argu-
ments on an address delivered by Mr..
Gard uer in Philadelphia, which is
very similar to the address he de.
livered here last night. After pay
ing Mr.. Gardner a high tribute as a
member of the house OF representa-
tives, praising him for voting with
President Wilson on the Panama ca
nal bill and for having declared that
when the UnitedSt puts its sigma
ture to treaty he is in favor of keep
ing that treaty, though every other
nation on earth violates 1t, Mr. Carey
says:
1T will be remembered that Mr.
Theodore Marburg, the president OF
the Maryland Peace Society recently
gave to the press his opinion that
the navy Of no country, with the pos
sible exception Of Great Britain.
should be permitted to outclass that
of the United States" Now We have
Mr. Gardner saying:
Nov why except Great Britain?
The Lord only knows And again:
81 want a few more dogs of war so
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tense, the organ OF the National
Security League;
been a mighty poor politician II l had
preached about our lack OF national
defense: today should be mighty
poor politician II l we're to drop the
subject
"Mr. Gardner might be a very poor
politician, but he would be very
good statesman II he did drop the
subject
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Secretary In Charge

p. W. Crawford. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. has moved his
Office to the club rooms. occupying the
drst room to the left Of the hail en-
trance. He viii he In direct charge
of the rooms and the presence OF the
there will make. the organ.
ization OF more benefit than formerly.
His law office will be maintained Ia
the same quarters.
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NOTICE

All manure piles must be removed
from the alleys and barn.yards In the
town. Such action is necessary in
order to maintain health during the
summer months.
BY Order OF Health Department OF
the Town Board OF Trustees.
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therefore, first OF all, for the absolute
efficiency in such forces as we must
maintain"
AccumulatIve preparedness
"Mr. Gardner said In his Philadel-
phia address:
"'Germany was prepared for war
and she made war. Switzerland was
prepared against war and hitherto
she has escaped war. Belgium was
neither prepared for war nor was she
prepared against war, and war has
overwhelmed her.
MAY l be permitted to say in reply
that 10 the tirst place. Mr.. Gardners
own requirement for navy as large
as that OF Great Britain indicates
that from his standpoint at least the
difference between being prepared for
war and being prepared for defence is
negligible! And, in the second place,
does Mr.. Gardner really know OF any
sane reply to this statement from
the gallant King OF the Belgians:
This war was unavoidable. 1t
has been postponed several times
within the last few years, and IL it
had not been for England's efforts it
would have come at the time OF the
last Balkan crisis. Germany has been
piling on armaments for years, had
been building up a war machine so
perfect and powerful that at given
| time il was bound to start itself.
you cannot continue piling on weight
all the time or the day will come
when the vessel will slip of the ways
OF her own accord. This thing has
happened In more than one shipyard.
| Il would rather see Mr.. Gardner
devoting mis- great ability to teaching
the American people the terrible
lesson which this significant para
graph teaches than winning great
laughter and continued laughter
and applause from thoughtless
audience with such arguments as this
Il quote literally from Mr.. Gardner's
Philadelphia address):
"'General Sherman said: "War is
hell" and General Sherman was right.
War is hell, but the saddest animal
,of which think history is cognizant
Is cat IN hell without claws. - ssa.s
"Or this:
81 for my part would not give one
feather in the wing OF the towering
old eagle OF our fathers for all the
silkiest down on the plumv pigeon OF
piping peace
"'At the risk of being classed by
Mr.. Gardner among his 'spineless'
peace advocates or among Mr.. RoOse-
velt's 'softies', think l may be per-
mitted to remind Mr.. GardHer that
the American people have a lot OF
horse sense as well as sense OF
humor. Is 1t entirely a coincidence
that this war talk comes almost al
together from strong partisan Rep
ublicans-Of course | mean apart
from army and navy people and
people who sell military supplies?
| Our war enthusiasts protest there is
no politics In this movement. but Mr..
Gardner took the trouble to say in
the March issue OF the National De.
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OVE.R-PREPAREDNESS
MADE WAR, HE SAYS
Mr. Francis K Carey Quotes King Albert in Reply to Con-
gressman Gardner's Armament Plan
TELLS OF A BIG NAVY'S COST
Political Partsanshp is Hinted in Answer of League
To Limit Amaments Committee

as to make us safe beyond peradven-
ture OF a doubt against any country
on earth, including Great Britain,
and don't care what IL COSTS
The war tonnage OF Great Britain
completed and building is 2.700. 900
tons. The war tonnage OF the United
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From The Baltimore Sun
Francis X. Carey. who is a member
OF the Baltimore committee co.opera-
ting with the American League to
Limit Armenians. refuses to be con.
vuced by Congressman Augustus p.
Gardner's argument in support uf in
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OF Colorado. this 18th day of April A. ID. 1915
tSEAL) Edward P. Arthur.
Clerk of the District Court
Of the Eleventh Judicial District of the State of
Colorado within and for the County of Fremont
First publication April q. 1915
Last publication May Il, 1915
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Get Your Cans Ready

Notice-The tin can wagon will be
around the city next week. Have
your'cans ready in barrels or boxes
for the force cannot CLEAN them up
for you.
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Roberts Returns

Mr. and Mrs. ID. Z. Roberts return
ed the latter part of last week from
their winter stay IN Florida. On their
return they visited in the east. Mr..
Roberts states that the winter hotels
Of Florida which cater to the wealth.
lest class are filled while the medium
priced hotels are about empty. Such
condition is due to those OF medium
wealth remaining at home while the
milliOnaires OF the east went to Flor
ida in preference to going to war
shaken Europe.
Mr.. Roberts health is much i'm
proved.
Fowler-Dr. j. W. Mcdonald has
been appointed postmaster at Fowler
and took charge this week.
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1T PRINTING is a neces-
vi sary evil to some-to
others it's a means to an
end. 1t all depends on HOW
and WHERE you purchase it
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Order
STATE OF COLORADOl

COUNTY OF FREmONI
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Eleventh
Judicial District. Sitting within and for Said
County
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therefore, first OF all, for the absolute
efficiency in such forces as we must
maintain"
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hereby certify the foregoing to be a true and
correct copy Of the order entered in the above
entitled matter the 18th day of April d. 1915.
by the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District of the State Of Colorado sitting within
and for the County Of Fremont.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal Of said court at
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
ALL'S QUIET In THE
TREATERS OF WAR
Effect Of Przemys Fall Not Determined-Ger-
mans Mass in Carpathians-Dutch Protest
Fear Labor Trouble in England.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

LONDON March 26The comparative inactivity along the
whole front leads the belief military circles of London
that both armies awaiting the Of the CapAthans
before striking hard blow
The British still resting the Neuve Chapele victory,
which them almost many did the Germans. The
Germans although maed in the undertaking nothing
similar to their rush Of last fall
EFFECT OF PRZEMYSL FALL QUESTIONED.
While increduy expressed by the fall
of Pr1emy will any immediate influence the Csrpshan
warfare the optimistic British press using dispatches
Russian victory the Uze basis say that the Aus
ian right turned and the fall of CzerOWiz is imminent
GERMANS MASS IN CARPATHIANS
Germany declared be sending reinforcemens into
the Csrpahans which the newspapers deduce that fighting
there continue have marked influence the entire German
plan.
MORE RUMoRS OF ITALIAN INTERVENTION
Rumors of the approaching Intervention by Italy, coupled with
assertions that troops along the Italian
frontier be prominently printed the British press but
the foundation for such reports is questionable.
NO CHANGE IN DARDANELLES.
The situation in the Dadanees unchanged far be
learned The admiralty has confirmed the report that the
deadnaugh Queen Elizabeth and other ships including the bat
cshp Triumph entered the straits Reports from allied
say the German officers leaving Consntnope The
situation the Turkish capital gloomy, doubt but there
nothing of official character show that the Turks dscouag
ed in any
DUTCH MAKE PROTESTS POSITIVE
Dutch newspapers positive than usual in their pro-
the sinking Of the Dutch Madea by German
Hagve dispatch says the ahne, has con.eOd the
question of damage being done Dutch shipping protest has
already been Berlin the alleged attack by German
aeropane the Dutch steamer Zcvenbergen.
FEAR DISAFFECTION OF LABOR
LONDON March 26-Despie Lord Kicheners warning and
agreement between the government Trades strikes
shall in Great Britain there daily dconnuence by work.
men in different establishments Although the number involved
small fears expressed that the dafccon spread and that
the government will be driven take drastic increase
industrial production.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
Il PASO GETS NEXT
NATL. |. 6. MEET
WESTERN STATES COMBINE FOR
PROTECTION AGAINST FOOT
NNu NOUTH DISEASE.

Hv Associated rras
SAN FRANCISCO. calf. March
at The states of Washington, ore
eou. Nevada. California. Idaho and
Utah have entered into % tentative
agreement 10. federation for the
protection against au invasion of tho
western ranges ot tho foot and
mouth disease The action Vas lah
,u duriug tUr convention ot thn
American National live stock Assoc.
HatIuu which has been 300 session Foo
m. Ofl tHr past frW day The
agr.ruu, extends its provisions 90
mclud, Montana and Wyuminr
which states were NOT represented iu
tbD negotiations Hy tho agreement
u /. provided IHai uo cattle. sheep
swim, or utH.I mmluauis ho permit
tod to oui.r th, federated states
mentioned ....Wur from Colorado.
Arizona E,H No,Ico and Tg>as
which iufu. entered into similar
.s..,mDi Yesterday
TI. N,u.HII1u ,',H'd go P1su
tor Oh. u,N convention Boo January
fHf, o. raised Nf.Hnn 900 tlr
maintenance of OBI, WORN Of tho A..
ISOLATION
pur.r elected Dwight N Hoard
r..m.. Nrf president 2 7 rr,
ar sam Antonio. ...' urc.1,s'. T
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
EFFORTS TO DRAG ~ OrT OF
WATER ARR NOT SIC.
CESSFUL.
TW[NTY-ONE MEN PERISH
/, Belief of Those on Scene-Sip.
nal, Not Answered and -.
capped oil indicates
Dead Crew.

rs A.ociated Press
HONOLULU, n. L.. March gG.-
Vessels engaged In search for the
American submarine FL. which has
been missing since early yesterday
morning, when it diyed during prac-
ticc located the sunken craft az a
depth Of 500 feet at O'Clock this
afternoon. With the aid of crap
pliers the naval tug Navajo. and the
steamer Makaals, attempted 10 drag
lh, submarine toward shallow water
m1 90 point thirty feet below the
surface were unable TO raise Il fur
Their They then decided to resort
to crane To bring It to The surface
Little hope is entertained that
any Of the crew OF twenty-one men
inside the vessel are alive The yes
sol sank at 9;15 yesterday morning
and was not located until late to-
day Il gave of large quantities of
oil. indicating that the oil c0mpart-
mrnl had either bursted or the fuel
was let ont 10 Tighten the vessel for
gscent The submarine was equip
ped with a marker, but it was not
seen. thus leadns TO the belief that
the crew Is lost
Later II was discovered that the
marker had been released Vessels
IN the vicinity equipped with subma-
rinc signal apparatus sent ont calls
to the sunken craft, but no answer
has been received
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-27
RAISE IN FRUIT
RATE PROPOSED
FAST SERVICE NND ASSEMBLING
CARS CITED ~ JI~TllI-
CATION.

0y NfaolIaied rues
CHICAGO ll. March 4G lot
rrs OF forty-ouo western railroad
officials of as many systems adj
dressed to each other before the
hearing of the Interstate Commerce
Commission began we're ordered
submitted u compliance with dn-
maud D, Luther o. Walter atior
rev tor mc1l packers proposed
Increase boz thr rates ou fruits and
,lctablc.. raugiur from five to i"u
cents per hundred Boo carload lots.
from Texas points Was discussed by
I NJ Horou oi Houston. Tex.
.,u,ral freight agent ol tho I a e..
Is who claimed tha' iai service on
heavy rrfrIleat0r car. crop uno"r-
aiurv and thr expense OF 1.samh-
ling the oa. u,ro sufficient Iusli.
IeiI0u Cor m advance