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The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
MUD CREEK RESERVOIR
Bent County Development Company
Expects to Irrigate over Eight
Thousand Acres of Fine Land

Mr. Harrison S. Green of Milwau-
kee, who is president Of the Benz
County Development Company, yes
terday explained to the Regigter man
the purposes of his company. The
plans and details of their project were
worked out in 1914 by Engineer IL.
c. Byrnes, now Captain of Company
d, and the construction was practi-
cally contracted for when the war
began and tied up capital for 4 time,
causing the enterprise to be temporar-
lily abandoned. However, Mr.. Green
mad been 50 thoroughly impressed with
It's soasabi!ity that he awaited more
prosperous days to again take it up.
Recently it was revived and with the
financial backing of the Bankers Loan
and Trust Company is completely
financed. They have contracted with
the Slick Bros. Construction Co. OF
Boise, IDAHO, for the construction Of
the reservoir and system Of canals,
and Frank b. Cross, manager of the
latter company, is now on the ground
to take charge of the work. This com
pfhy has constructed many large IL
rigation systems in the northwest, and
Mr.. Cross informs us this is the best
project they have yet handled in all
respects but size. They expect TO
water $3.50 acres of land southwest Of
Lamar, and have storage capacity in
their reservoir to irrigate nearly q
thousand more acres, but want to be
on the safe side. A large acreage has
already been signed up under the
terms of their contract, which pro-
vides that no money is to be paid for
five years. The total price is $40 per
acre and the contracts are to be plac-
ed in escrow and not withdrawn until
the state engineer approves all the
work. The dam is to be located on
the south fork of Mud creek in 2-2J-4e
and will be two thousand feet in
length and about fifty feet in heighth.
The water will cover about six hun
dred acres Of ground and will be 58
feet deep in places. The plans have
all been approved by the state engi-
neer, and most of the arrangements
for beginning work have been com
pleted. Mr.. Cross informs US that he
hopes to be at work in a very short
time and to complete the entire pro
ject by next April in time for spring
irrigation. The work will give em-
ployment this winter to hundreds Of
teams and be a big help TO the people
of that section, many Of whom owing
to the drouth had no crops this sea
son. The land to be irrigated is a.
good as any in the valley and with
good supply Of irrigation water will
be as productive as can be found any
where. The Bent County Development
Co. has opened offices in the Mark
ham block in the rooms formerly oc-
cupied as court chambers. Mr.. Green
is president and manager of the com
pany and Judge CRANKY Hillyer is
secretary and attorney.
The Lamar register., 1917-09-26
Finishing the Draft

Denver, Sept. 24.--Thc Colorado
Advisory War Council at It's regular
meeting on September IS, approved
the federal governments tentative
plan to Immediately examine and pass
on all men who are registered under
the sclective draft law. But in thus
approving, the State Council, under
Governor julius c. Guutcr, offered "a
few suggestions, the federal govern
mcnt having asked for the same. Most
Of these suggestions were born Of tn,
experiences Of John Evans. provost
marshal for Colorado, who has had
charge Of the draft work in this state.
The federal administration believes
that there is a degree Of unrest and
uncertainty among the 100000 men
in America who have registered under
the sclcctive service law but who have
not been examined or called. It be-
lieves that by examining and passing
upon the exemption claims, if any.
Of these mon much Of the unrest and
uncertainty may be removed
However, the Advisory War Council
in reply TO the governments request
for suggestions, urged that there
might be still greater unrest among
those of the 100000 who arc to ba
examined and who would be zelectod
for service under any subsequent call
which the government might make.
It was pointed out that 20 accure the
quota recently needed there had TO be
examined upwards Of 100000 men.
An average Of % out Of evevv hun
dred men were selected for service IF
this ratio carries through the ramain-
ing 100000 men there will BE- chos
en- for subsequent service about $780,
coo men. The disquietude among these
men, suggested the Colorado Council
might be vastly greater than it is
now.
Also it was urged that, if Ike ex-
aminations are to be proceeded with
the national necessity must be again
emphasized, lest local committees.
feeling that these later examinations
are but formal affairs at best, become
too lenient in the matter Of excmp-
tions. A presidential proclamation
which would stimulate the examining
boards was suggested. And lastly it
was pointed out that the local exam
ing boards are all made up Of men
who are patriotically giving their t'me
without compensation. Their duties
have been arduous and sometimes un-
pleasant, as, in some cases, they have
had to pass upon the exemption claims
Of friends and ncighbors, or the sons
of these. It was urged that these
boards members should be permitted
to finish as soon as possible and b.
relieved.
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MESSAGE OF KAISER

I.sus ,.,tl "",I p.u"ti""Db
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waa tn inLo n.iu, al" and 70"
uIhor Gorvlpu iuwuu md n'ilp "'
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unLa u,rh that tho ErrVlnu prom
lava orr pap-r ah",ilh ho h'HI'"d
In rnailty. ihIn proposal wna In
tho uauro ,uomort photographed \"
mo from Vlonna f"r London quito
In onn Iunutlnn with tho nriluh
nrounanl: hosIdon had toll"
urarhod To HIu Ma Ioniy tho Car
tho aamo an an LION nf nlnn
before I roGnIvcd tho two com
rnunIGa,lona from Vienna aud
london. Al both woro OF tho
s.mo npIntnn | lnme dIatoiy trans
mItiod tho kilograms ViCo VornH
to Vienna and London. toll That
WIN able 10 lido tho qu1nflnh
over aud was happy at tho poa"o
fui nIlln0I.
"Flvo While ! wan preparing
q noio Ia lite Ma lesiV Tho LI"t
tho uon m0rnlnu Ia lnf"tm hi"
that Vienna, 0nd"n aud heIli"
waco aursad siin,h tho treatment
az anairu I rG"alVah ia" toto
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Funeral Tor Mrs. NoumAyer.

Funeral rrrtir"r r"r III" I"'c MI
,,,.r,u,.,. ,;.uinnvrr were held from the
r,,tI, Iu,,,.. ON NIILlnln street yrnirf
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Itruukc ,rm.I'ry W"lIsl'uir
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0UhRDSMEN I.EaVH.

WASIII%IiTbE. Pa Aug lH-hftrr
amounting more, lhuu four ni"nihh Kuhrh
iIg rnilr"ad property /" N"nh'hE'""
nnd aIrInIIy. III" H'inh"rr at '"Inl'"hf
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MISSIONARIES LOST


not h""u n"r'tiuluu'1 hu"uF tho
-rv"d v"rr Nru G"um"r md vito. NJ
currently fr"u M"n'1"w". ~ Nt
ItIch"y. tGIH Evnur avenue. t'hI'nEu:
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Philadelphia. ImvIh I"vr" hrinrIn. "r
South lmk"in. Y T. Itrantcn. MIuu"-
Hp"lI*. Nj. I'"uhnlu. nu Austrnlimn with
an American wiz, nuh iw" children. md
Mr.. Smllh. u" address given.
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FOR BALE-MiHCellnneOuH

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mrs Ghn,Ia. Himp-"n.

eorrrnI rcrr,u" fr"m this city ~
,cuJo,1 tho ruu"rnl "f Mr." nm l"'
simpson yrn,"rdnv "ft"ru""n In ""'r'
burn ucv. A q IIv"rm""r". f"r'""I''
rcr,nr Of tho ErIpc"rni Church In W"I'"-
mrr now II Imrkhnnn"n. VIZ" J"
,hurpC Mrx EImpn"n wnr th" h"nKh
fer ar pr II y. Judge md rlhI'I ~
Robert L. Judge former l"c"l n''"rn"S'
low I'm pittsburgh
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GERMAN EFFORTS
Continued Ir"m Ei.-t ras.J

TIn.ra ,ut.,r rI,id hI"'"l."l van M-"h
.in., .yarIeid"y ,nItuioh ia" li""'""i""
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WANITID--Iloom and lizard

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,Iny'r rnnf.r"i.rr ho would have hai ~
u lIrInnIIHr biIt tn TrHlHn,
TIm IrluInIrT rpnhu with kront bitter.
nrrn al what hn characterized ilI.
rhnuI"rUt if"ntinrnt he had suAA -
tho hnnIn uf tho pIGnllsA
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August Iyli. ,hnI thereafter IL permitted In sss-rt
Lnv claim "lsIr"-,"r nJninsi Aetna Etpl"rirrs Com
p"ur. Inc In the hands ~ sid rrri,~rs Iha n
Ia hI'IrtufI"i Thereof Whatsoever.
Dated Iulr n lrI,
EItiHGH . ItuI.T AND HESJAMIN u unKII.
A. snclllSD ,r'"l,cIs 0f hfIT. IA rlmn,rs Com
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

She rose and met him, smiling. GLOW
did YOU know | wanted to see youT
she inquired.
Dave took her hand and looked down
ut her, framing Il commonplace reply.
But for some reason the words lay un-
spoken upon his tongue. Alaire's in
formal greeting. her parted lips the
welcoming light in her eyes. had sent
them dying. 1t seemed to him that the
dim half-light which illumined this
nook emanated from her face ana her
person. that the fragrance which came
to his nustri.s was the perfume OF hcf
breath, and ut the prompting OF these
thoughts all his smotherod lOngings
rose as If at II signal. As mutlnouS
prisoners in Jail delivery oveI'poWer
their guards. SO did Dawes long-rp-
pressed emotions gain the upper lland
Of him now, and 50 swift was their
uprising that he could not summon
more dian feeble panieky resistance
The aWkWardncSS Of the pause which
followed Aluirc's inquiry strengthened
the rebelIiouS impulses within him, ANA
quite unconsciously his friendly grasp
upon her fingers frightened. For her
part as She saw this sudden change
sweep over him, her own face altered
and She felt something within her
breast leap into life. No woman could
have failed to read the meaning of his
sudden agitation, and, strange to say,
it worked II similar state of feeling
Ia Alare. She str0ve to control her
self and to draw away, but instead
found that her hand had answered
his, AMI that her eyes were flashing
recognition of his look. All In an In
slant she realized how deathly tired
of her own struggle She had become
/ and experienced Il reckless Impulse to
east away all restraint and bIindi>
/ meet his first advance. Sh" had ne
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

For the year 1929 the sum of 10000
And provision to meet the require
ments OF this Section shall be included
in the annual appropriation bill for
each Of the years aforesaid. And the
City of Ottawa hereby obligates itself
annually in due time, manner and
season to perform and take all action
required by law to carry out the pro-
visions Of this section
Section 4. The bonds authorized
BY this ordinance shall not be issued
unless this ordinance be approved at
an election which is hereby called to
be held on the 9Th day of April, 1917.
Section 5. This ordnance shall be in
force from ami after its passage and
publication
Passed by the Council of the City OF
Ottawa. Illinois, at a meeting thereof
held on the 18th day of March A. d.
1917.
W. w. CURTIS,
City Clerk
Approved by me this 18th day of
March, a. y. 1917
r. f. BRADFORD.
Mayor
The said election will be held at the
following polling places
FIRST Ward Place, Town Hall,
Ge"anth Ward Place Jobst barber
shop, Wet Main and Harden Streets.
The in''' ut said election will open
at o'cloch n the morning, and close
at 5 O'Clock in the evening, of that
day.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 18th
day of March, A. d. 1917
W. ". CURTIS,
City Clerk.
First Avenue.
Second Ward Place basement Ho.
tel Ottawa, Columbus Street
Third Ward-Pace, Perrotts barn
Lafayette Street,
Fourth Ward Place, Weller store,
Columbus ana Joliet Streets
Fifth Ward Place, Illenich Bald.
ing, 1880 Chestnut Street.
! Sixth Ward Place, Schaefers hall
Chestnut Street,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21
CHE RIFFS SALE.
Taylor StSawn, Attorney.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out
Of the clerks. office of the Circuit
Court of La Sale County and State
OF illinois, and to ne directed where
by ! am commanded to make the
amount Of q certain judgment recent
~ obtained against Albert B. Smith
and in favor of W. ID. BoyCe, out Of
the lands. tenements, goods and chat
ties OF the said Albert b. Smith, |
have levied on the following described
real estate OF the said Albert Il.
Smith, to-wit.
The West Thirty t30) feet Of Lot
Twelve G2), all of Lot Thirteen Q3),
and the East Twenty eco feet of Lot
Fourteen 90, in Water Block, in
Land and Water Power Company s
Addition to the Town OF MarSc.lles,
in the County OF La Sale and State
Of Illinois.
Therefore, according to the said
command, | shall expose for sale IT
public auction all the right, title and
interest of the said Albert B. Smith
n and to the above described prop
erty, on Wednesday, the 2Sth day Of
March, A. y. 1917, at The hour Of
o'clock p. NJ, at the north deer OF
the La Sailo County Court House, in
Ottawa. Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa, Illinois, this 7tf
/ day of March, A. d 1917.
E. NJ. DAVIS.
! Sheriff Of La Sale County, Illinois
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-21

Il rcSIiul ohScurity fragrant with flow
ers, she had prepared To spend the
evening with her dreams.
She did not hear Dawes automobile
arrive. Her first intimation of his
presence came with the sound of his
heel upon the porch. When he ap
peared. it was almost like the mate.
riulization of her uppernost thought.
quite ms If figure from her fancy mad
stepped forth full-clad.