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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01
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tn = 20 saben,oS Ge merorla, lee
TOR porcue en- ia casa nos 10 d.
feron nuestroS padres, en- Ia cscucia
nos 70 repitieron nuestroS naaestrcs
= en- las GALES nos 10 dice n Y otra
rcz. cl amigo meIido Il floSoTo y 4
~conseJcro e~ratuito dc quien pasa q Ia
vera sIva. Ode en- este mundo, u uni
ca yoluntad csencIal IA un'ca Terda-
dcra Y fecunda. es la &c IA cncrgia.
rcro &c Ia energia asl como asl. que
~cstalla por aqui o por ALA en- lnpui-
stvismos abSurdoS o flarquea en- con
desccndencias s~entimentaleS. sino ID
erergia sistematizada. la energia SD
Jeta a las rcglas fijas como In arte.
a principles imutsOleS coE:o n
~cienc:a.
HAY por el murdo tipoS idea!es que
son los que en- las cOSas de brillante
extcriorizac;on Sc llan2n "profesores
de energia", "es7iritus SupcriUres' :,
"voluntades inqucbransaU!es". ga
ractereS detin:tivcs ' que en- las CO.
a sancilla., Ell el mundo dc 10 bur-
CUES Y de 10 pequcno. sc l!ar'an SjnI-
Dtemente 'hcm3res de order ' Sc
norcs dc principles
En- 10 granGe. un professor dc E
rergia" es ei que - mete a IN pals
en- IN pune. Ell Que soriete q las nan
cerisS poiiticas Y revoluciorar1as 4
una oaedIeEcis ~paSisa, el gle dom.-
IA a SuS enemIGoS. Ell Que agrupa to-
GaS las v~oluntsdeS en- tcrno de la Suya
= G. cue ,osra que toGa II c~clecti-
vidad canine ESTABLISHMENTS = u
mlsa por 81 scHdcro QEs Il tuyo L
bicH marcaric Y que por clio solo. dc
DC ser Ell mcjor.
En- 10 pequeno. IN hon.Ore Ge or
ien es IN tIcn senior que sutrc un
ataque Qe uervioS - uN papel &c su
escritorio aparccc en- cl :aioU dc ia
derecha en- lugar &C c0cont-arss Gu
ei de Ia izuuierds, cue iodos los GIaS
lc I'D cucrda A 81 -cloj a Una hcra
miSma, que concUrre puntuat:rente
l todaS suS c,taS. & o~istricuye 81 item
DO con precision mathematical. cue no
olviGa nunca eI Sitio lie u cepiIlo
de G~ienreS. ii sG~tda u" paGuelo Ell
el cajon Ge las corb2s4S.
ST en- IN caso Ia3o esc" -a54ilevo
neceSita acuGir en- aCNlto lie alsui2n.
e clio es en- hora I'll que. coatoIme
a su distribution del tempo, no de-
De GeyantarSe de 81 but.ca. con el
corazon opr:mido de ansastia-por-
que suele ser sensible ' hucro-yc
como Guien reSiama G. auNii'o perecc
cor 81 falI&. --pcro e no coda fal-
tar 4 suS co,run!orls. pUrqu. Is IN
homore dc orGcn.
A los que GesErsc:sisme1te no 10
SONGS. d los guH 10 ss,sn'v<. ii he
nos Sa0;io ram,. bsiri,u;r nucStro
tempo, NJ lU>str9 ~d.scrg; = los 4us
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

pc de cImItarra nc sc dctiene con
un codiso, sino con otra c.mitarra.
Y, 81 sc puede. 0 dos.
Hercdoto muestra el sccreto del
triunfo de Salanlina. Para veneer Ii
Los Fersas. Milciades fuc traidor a
los siegos. a los que en- tor7o suyu
Com6dtian Ell las "murallaS &c ma
dera' &c que hablaron los oraculos.
Los grIeSos. acobardados ante la
vision del yolfo de Salamina lnva-
dido por los mu!lares De ave per-
sas-habia una nave ?or caGa ola
habisn resuelto escapar ell la no
che V rchrir cl combatc. Milciades
saba que ei alma grIega venceria al
gigantic media, Y mIentras los suyos
preparan la fuga ~rocEurna. CT envia-
la IN correo al jefc de la flcta enc
MICA. para que &c djjeS2: "Milciade>.
traidor d ST. patrla. &c avlsa que eSta
nocEe las n2Ves eriegas lntcntaran
salir del golfo. Ar&caIaS Ell cl eStre-
enc. Y las vencer&s. Las naves grie-
gas salian furtivdS, las naoS perSas
atacaron con fur:a. Y ell espirItu dc
PalaS ALcnea rean'nI6 chtorct;: 2!
amino abatido' dc los helenos; ante
10 irremediable SIS fuc,zaS Sc NIL
tipllcaron. paso Dor Y ojCs Ell re
c2erdo &c Marathon Y &c Fiatea Y
de las Termopilas, Y la pcquena flota
griega vencIo ia &c los barbarcs cue
tsnian una on.bavcacioG para caGa
ola, = las aguaS nc Salamina e%nrojc-
cIero1 dc Sancre persia.
Mjlc!ades nc era TN homhre dc or
cen. La moral caS;i2a auh el persia
miento de Ia TRACTION. 10 moral dice
que 40 puede haner NADIA rue just
fiquc un acto vergonzoso Y la trail
ciun es mi dc ellos. ST M!lcIadeS hv-
oiesc daGo oidoS 4 Ia moral, el poder
eel oriente mistcrioso Y obscure. no
Sc hubiese hundiGo oara siempr2 CT
las o2das d. Plata del Cello Qe Sa-
iamina.
\ u &c preguntaraS a todo este
lecVor: Gque :;enc que yer Ni!ciades
con Ia dictadura nCrflr.ana III a que
ests dise,taciun sobre los hombres de
orGen V los caDalleroS dc caract5r?
4 una sofa coSa. a prepacarte e.
eSp.ritu. para prescntartc q IN noin-
ore de orden 4 qGien F0dras echar
n parte de la culpa de IA caiia del
po~rfir:Smo: al liuStra Den Miguel
Macedo. 81 J~urisconsulto mas Sabio y
81 espiritu mas Sutir del Mexico de
las ultlmas GeSsGaS.
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publica: err. cue en- Ia ~revClucion, e
leader aPenos 81 signlifcaba algo; %
que el pueblo guerra, era la revoiu,
zion, era 81 acaoar dc INA buena
veZ 0 IN estado de cosas Que lie pa
recia ,nsoportahlc. no taHto ror 10
malo. sino por 10 mcca::cC. 10 tanto
por Ia injusticia dc los proCcdiTien-
toS. siTo por IL matemaricidad tira,
MICA con cue los honbres del reCi-
men porfirlsta normaban la vida del
pals. Como IN domino austcro la DC
la Chiquilleria Carrula dc sus aula..
Los senores del gobierno. aPenas
81 Sc daban aun cucnta del peiigro.
La aventvra de AQuiles Cerdan, eli
Fucbla, habia acabauo con Ia muert"
del se~GiciosO. Ell complot habia abor-
tado. Y "on 81. Ia revolution made
riSta. Los jefes princlpale, del mo-
vimiento hapian sjdC reducidos a pri-
sion en- la metr6poli, V 81 jcfe ST.
promo. Don Francisco |. Madero, Sc
Goila en- ell Lestierro de Ia crucldai
de la suerte que mataha en- ilor sus
esperaEZas pr~esidencialeS.
Cleric que ALA. Ell la montanas
Ge Guerrero. habia Quedado un hom-
brc qIe con Un punado de rancheros
Sc habia apoderado de IN pueblo,
hab:a sorprcHGido a un cue-ro fe-
deral Y 10 nabia aniquiiado en- una
barranca, lba reuniendo ell tornc
- To- Hncr1r+nr.N nc " l.. IN
marca. y Sc pre2araba a abrir e. "a
:nino a Chihuahua. al miSmo icfe dc
Ia r~cvolucion, a quicn no conocia
tan siquisra.
Para los senores del gobieTno.
aQuel era un infcliz G~esconocido cue
Sc llamata Pascual Orozco. sin do
ts mi!itarcS. sin PRESTIGE y sin ar
mas, sin conSejeros aulicos, sin las
cajas repletas DC la T~esoreria Nacio-
nal. V no era coSa de que aquclIo
pusieSc en- panico a Ia s1lida admit
n~:st-aclon porTirista. Que w enviaoa
unos cuantoS mlllares d. hombres 4
acabar o e. mUvim,ento.
Total: TODD ell mundo le daba 4 Ia
revoiucion la importancia que tenia.
TODD el munao. Nero ell gooIerno.
Fl Genera! Diaz. porQue apenas 81
saba algo de ella; les cientlficos,
porque Sc les antojaba absurdo que
hubiese en- Mexico fuerza aiguna ca
paz &c dar al traste con la del CRU
20 Seiecto que haoia cogido Ell su,
manos sabias, h~acedoras de ndmeros
Y de calculos. la vida del pals. desde
Ia reelection &c 1892.
Sin embargo. a pesar de clos. u
pesar de todo. Ia lola" zeguia, ha.
ciendose mayor confornte los dias pa
sahan, V ell gobierno seguia aplican>
do en- Ell ambiente anonalo por ella
cresdo, los proccdimientos matema-
ticos de la c~srtilla que los c;entifl-
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| de Mazatlan. FL jefe de immigration
no tenia noticia de aquello. Y no dis
entrada 81 barco Ell Ia behia. Dor te,
NOR a la pcste bubonica. de la que
son les chiros SECURE vehicu:o. Sc
puso un menE4jc al Ministerio de Go,
b%ernacion, V Ell captain del barcc
chino anuncio que a<peraria la
respuesta is horas. regreSando, cum,
plido cl place. a las costas de la gran
China, con su cargamento de oricnta-
les, 81 para ]eT.toEces aun nc Sc re-
soIvia su desenlDarco. Fl telegrama
lego d Mexico cGandc la Secretaria
De Gobernacion estSha cerrada, IN
sabado Dor la tarde; al dla siguien:e.
Domingo, no hubo despacho. FL lu-
mes, cl icfe &c Sccclon. un Sr. No
riega, apenas iiegado ell Sr. SuDsc-
c%retario, acudio a el con una vcinte-
~ &c toll rrlnas -,o.e CT mis-: C A.
sunto. A las Goce del Gi& sc vcncia
81 piaH. det tUmanGani.. amarillo Y
la reSpU5sta 'urgia. Don Miguel no
~ 'E " - bd'd' Sdiuup NoLleSiif~iIlS
al Jeic &c Seccion, y cortesmente lie
Sena o.. 20: ;":!a respuesta. II re-
glamento L.I Ministerio, en- ell que
90 !ria' ArGe-Go con 81 Sr. Noriega,
dc ii 4 IL
Ell asEnto es urgente. = lie da-
remo> rre!2re1cla Il la no:a del acuer
do, dijo ell Sr. Macedo.
-Pero senior, arg0y2 ell jefe dc
secc;on. cs qIe los chinos -.
No podemos aiterar nuestras la
horcs. A Ia bora de acuerdo, trata-
remos csc asunto. como 10 manda
nuestro regianrento.
a la bora de acuerdo, Sc resolvio
~teiegrafiar al jefe de Immigration en-
Mazatlan, que permitiera la entrada
de los inmigrantes, perc cuanoo e.
mensaje lego, va los chlnos iban Gil
alta mar. dc regreso I las costss de Ia
China. Y ell proyecto del Sr. Maris-
cal, habia sido victima del %reSlamen,
to del ST.. Macedo.
Pues bien: ell Sr. Macedo fue la
mado una maiiana a p~resencia del
General Diaz, para que resolviese
un case de importancia innegable.
Cuando lego a la Gale de Cadena,
acompanaba al genera! Diaz, Tn hon.
bre alto de gran barba de plata, de
porte maEcial. vestido &c charro: Ell
General Ramirez, jefe de los Cuer-
POS Rurales, quien habia dicho a.
Sr. Presidente: F..
Los rurales estan tirando a los
maderistas con fusi!es Remington y
los maderistas estan matando a los
~rurales con $3.50. Por cada trio
que los rurales disparan, disparan
seis los maderistas. Yo q%uiero, para
Que sea possible comhatir con clos con
vcntaja, que Sc les dote de fusilcs
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Del P:tS5l-g Saz-
E,L5 cn.cma-e1I> o1-ectQrc ne pu6laocdG po- al
-PLls5aTg S2n', lsztnnente con IN zrticAo 81 qme
Sc cstzd,o 10 s;txcc,oc rne-lcaEn y So hceer proaoS5,-
COS de gue t1rde o temprcro los EStoGos CnsdoS tsr~
drGr qxe tora1r una ccclor GecstDo pare h1eer cesar
81 estGdo de cen-G1EaE que prsroLeoe ct maestro pas.
.NotcSe COMO eI oorlcatur1StG ha qle-lGo SrgntjtccS
Ia 3ue--1 nrtstcr &c los EStcdos JnldoS, CON Ia L.
uc-cS gze 2So- 81 Z sanpeSS1aTu dc I pr1oc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

De "Curtoons'
Ia GHe. Ell opinion de TODD Ell mundo. espe,u n
N"rico cor IA lnrmac;o1 dc 10 Liga dc las .Nccio.
neS. cstd corderSoco cit csta coricdtura ef que CT
dibujcnte pinta al TIC Sam hneitndoLe saber q Ca
run-d que tienc 81 encargo de ponerio en- pa.
nc1G 10 cuGl lc hnr paesto en- la nnHo M garrotc.
. sea 81 pcd.r pkHo' que iG Liga e ~coniierc peru
que nmedrenIe al rspoltoso onci1no.
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Era por Ell ano dc 1911. c. prime
70 lie nuestra era "Gemocratica.H
La r~cvolucl5n SC habia venido en-
Gina, ura rerolGcion e~ncabeZada
90 IN hombre aCenaS conocido, DC
mas prestigisdo ' tras del cual lbar.
sin emba.:o, los hombrcs &c Ia Re
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-01

cos hablan eScrlto para cl gcbiern(
dc la Reoublica. gran colectividac
inepta, entregada, 0 fatalidad 10,
g;ca c lnconstrastable, en- las mano.
suyaS, que eran los aptos de la flo.
sofia positiva de Augusta Compile.
Como 81 la passion desbordada d.
los pueblos en- rebeldia hutiess idt
alguna vez por los senderos dc Ia lc-
gica Y &c Ia filosofia,
Combatir a MaGero, era facil
combatir al pueblo dc Mexico que
sc rebelaba contra un cuarto de s.
glo de divide. dc desdcn. dc i~niusti-
cha, era dificil.
Don Ramon Corral. enferno. habia
:do a ]encorrar 81 murria Y su en-
fermedad en- e! balneario dc Tehua-
can. Y al frente de la SecretarIa dc
Gobernacion. habia qusdado el Sc
nor Sab Sccretario, Licenciado Don
Miguel Macedo.
La Secretaria lie G~obernaciGn. 10
cS TODD ell casos dc revuelta V de
agitacion politicas. Todas las ordc-
mes, todas las decisiones, salem dc
ahi. ali Sc manejan los hilos todos que
han de o a los personajes dc la
tragedia o de la comedia.
esos hilos, los tenia en- las ma
nos Don Miguel Mscedo. cl hcmbre
mas inteligente del grupo cientifico.
e. de espiritu mas sGtil. Ell de las ella
ras Y mas sabias percepciones. zero
ell mas inadecuado para una etapa dc
vlolencia V dc desorden. porque csc
csplritu sutil sc habia cncerrado a
81 riSno en- la cdrcel estrccha de la
pragmatica, encaninado por ell sende-
70 recto de 10 ordenado V de 10 le-
gal, dc 10 cue iebia de SER Dor
ue asi 10 ordenaba la ley, de 10 Que
no podla mudarse en- honor de nadie
Iii de. NADIA, poruue ell hacer,o sig
n%ificaria IN atentado contra 10 pres
critic. Para Don Miguel Macedo, IN
art!culo de c3digo era, V debe ser
todavia, mas respectable que la vida
de IN hombre, una formula legal. mas
de tenerse en- cuenta que Ia vida De
una colectividad, IN regiamento. mas
sagrade que una accion salvadora.
NADIA fuera de 10 e~scrito, de 10 es-
tablecido, de 10 legal, de 10 ordenado
Y de 10 logico: este era su evangeiio.
Y con csc evangelio Sc conbatia a
la Revolution.
De Don Miguel Macedo Sc nara
una an cdota que pinta 81 caracter,
V que afirma de manera innegablc
la vcrdad de este relate. Don Ignacio
Mariscal ha5ia arreg!ado la erection
de n colonla china. en- Sinaloa. Sc
dieron los pasos necesarios, Y un
barco abarrotado de chinos, aparc-
clio In buen dia frente al puerto
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(Pasa a la Ia. aas.)
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Capital is Also Necessary

There are a million men out Of work
in Belgium, Germany and German
Austrians are cursed by idleness. News
paper reports tell of it, returned trav-
elers tell of it, and letters from Ger
mans to people living in America COM
ment on the lack of employment.
And it is due to lack of capital. II
there were capital in Belgium and
Germany people could go to work and
prosperity would come back. But cap
ital is shy and will not come out of its
hiding place. And yet we curse cap
ital in America and some Of us talk
about confiscating it. Capital is just
as necessary as labor. Both can be
abused and the use Of both can be
and are abused. What we need is a
better understanding of both.-Ne-
brssks City Prsss,
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Grand Surprise

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. b. Merrill were
treated to the surprise of their young
(better half insisted on that lives last
Friday evening, the occasion being
their silver wedding anniversary. Their
Miss Helen, had inveigled
them away from home for the day and
meanwhile made preparations for
big dinner and card party and when
they returned they found the house in
possession of party of about thirty
of their friends. After the dinner the
couple were presented with a beauti-
full silver tea service with a card done
in silver containing the presentation
and names of the donors. After this
military 500 was played by eight eight
tables until late hour. The greet
ings were just as warmth not as
vociferous-as those that greeted the
couple twenty-five years ago within
a few feet of the same spct, and went
straight to the hearts of the recipients
with a cheer that made the years roll
away and they could almost imagine
the days of '94 had returned.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Rig Class Initiated

Head Consul Boak Of the w. U. w.
was here on Monday for the ceremon-
les of taking in the largest class in
the history of Lamar Camp No. 36.
W. o. w. Abaut seventy-five candi-
dates were initiated and afterwards
q big social evening with all kinds Of
amusements and much good speaking
was held. Refreshments were served
and the large crowd had splendid
time until a late hour.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Masons Hold Open House

The Masonic orders having arrang-
cd to keep the club room and secre-
tary's office open all through the COM
ing year with ]. S. McClung as secre-
tary and recorder of the various or
ders, inauguratcd the new arrange
ment on New Years Day by keeping
open house. A large number of men,
bers visited the club room at various
times during the afternoon and enjoy
ed a social hour together. Lunch was
served all through the afternoon hours
and the occasion was a most pleas
ant one for all.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Vocational Training

The Register received word from the
Denver vocational training board FOR
this state that among the Prowers
county soldiers entitled under the law
to an allowance for maintenance dur
ing a course of vocational training
there were two, S. Mckinley Bragg of
Holly, and James Joslin of Lamar. who
were entitled to an allowance Of $50
and more according to dependents dur
ing the time they were in training.
Any one knowing these parties will
confer a favor by informing them or
notifying the board at Denver how
they can be reached.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Elks Still Going Strong

On Tuesday evening Lamar Lodge
No. 1919, B. p. o. E., initiated another
large class Of candidates. There was
another big crowd out and 1t was
again painfully apparent that the big
new home is a necessity. The class
initiated consisted Of Fred Marx.
Frank Wheeler, Bryan Willett, Frank
Ray, Mark Downing, w. F. Cross, w.
Shively, Jr., w. E. Hall, Chas. Tolliver,
Arthur Butler, Raymond Thorpe. ]. E.
Nichols, C. L. England After the in
itiatory ceremonies a fine lunch was
served and an entertainment given for
several hours.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of
The Wilson Wetterhold Grinding Ma
chine Company, will be held on Mon
day, January 18th, 1920, at the hour
of two o'clock p. NJ, at the office Of
the company at Lamar, Prowers Coun-
ty, Colorado, for the purpose of elect
ing Directors for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction of such other
business, as may properly come before
the meeting.
X. f. NYE,
Secretary.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31

Miss Madge Creaghe, who has been
in Denver several months, returned
home this week. She reports her bro
ther, Lieut. Creaghe, as much improv-
ed in health.
Judge and Mrs. J. X. Doughty ar
rived home on New Years eve from
Omaha, where they spent Christmas
in the hcme of their daughter, Mrs.
II. C. Veneman.
NJ. c. Stevens of Hutchinson, Kans-
as, who owns a dry land homestead
south of Lamar, has moved here and
taken job as linotype operator on
the Daily News.
Manager NJ. C. Ward of the Lamar
Flour Mills and Mrs. Ward, accom-
panied by the lattcr's father, G. w.
Williams returned from visit in We'll
lington. Kansas, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Roy F. Cooper went to Trim
idad on Tuesday evening to attend the
big New Years ball at the Cardenas
hotel, the socially event of the season
in that city.
st. George Hillyer left the first Of
the week for Charlottesville, Virginia,
where he will attend the famous UNI
versity of Virginia from which Presi-
dent Wilson and many other notables
have graduated.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Ziegler and
daughter, Miss Josephine, left Tues
day for Fort Worth, Texas, where Mr..
Ziegler is conducting an oil brokerage
business as well as being interested in
several good wells.
Howard Brown, one of the eastern
Prowers county pioneers, was in La
mar on Monday and announced his in
tention Of moving next spring to the
Western Slope, where he hrs purchss-
ed fine dairy farm.
J. A. Downing writes US from Kans-
as City that Mrs. Downing has SO far
recovered from the injuries received in
her accident, that she can now bemov-
ed and they will be visiting for sew
eral months. They hope to return to
Lamar some time during the spring.
Marshal Martin, former member of
the Lamar police force, who has since
been a number of years on the police
force of Denver and Pueblo, visited
with Lamar friends this week. He has
retired from the public service and is
now farming on land south of La
Junta.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Brookshire Block

J. A. Brookshire, the well known
commission man is erecting a large
two story brick block with basement
on his lots on North Main street. Mr..
Brookshire's rapidly growing business
demands enlarged quarters and his
new location will be better located as
well as more conveniently arranged for
his business. The new building will
cost nearly twenty thousand dollars
when completed and equipped.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31

Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Newman were up
from Bristol last Monday.
p. G. Scott, Of the Bent County
Bank, was here on legal business last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Ford returned on
Tuesday from visit Of several days
in Trinidad.
Mrs. Geo. II. Russell returned this
week from a visit at the home of her
parents in Michigan.
Sam S. Smith, of Holly, spent Tues
day In Lamar attending the eonclave
Of Malta Commaadery.
Speaker Allyn Cole came down from
Denver this week for a short visit
with his Lamar friends.
Mrs. May Wilson and little daughter
went to Denver on Tuesday to visit
few days with relatives.
Attorney d. B. Kinkaid spent sew
eral days the past week in Kansas City
on professional business.
Mrs. ]. r. McCabe returned on Tues
day to her home at Berwind, after a
visit with her parents here.
l.. c. Gee of the American State
Bank at Granada was a county seat
visitor the first of the week.
c. C. Smeltz, former county super
intendent of the county schools, was a
county seat visitor last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Vinson left last
Saturday for New Mexico, where Mr..
yincon is interested in some new oil
prospects.
Miss nellie Goodale returned to Den
yer the first of the week after a Wis
it in the home Of her parents, Hon.
and Mrs. C. C. Goodale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Adams return
ed from a visit to Colorado Springs on
Monday and were accompanied by
Theodore's brother, Robert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Tucker of La
Veta, who have been visiting Mr.. Tuck
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Tuck
er, returned home on Tuesday.
X. E. Adams returned last Saturday
from Oklahoma, where he and Mrs.
Adams spent Christmas with relatives.
Mrs. Adams returned on Wednesday,
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31

THE thought uppermost in our
i minds is to impress on every
car owner that our application of
the Willard Service and Adjust
ment Policies leaves out no point
necessary 10 complete battery salts
faction, 1shether ii is to be found in
any printed statement or not.
When you need battery get our
price on Willard Battery-one that is
standard equipment 80 per cent Of the
automobiles manufactured Come in and look
our battery station over and see what real
station is
Our testing and filling service is free.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Snodgrass Store Moves

The Snodgrass Food Co took ad-
vantage of the New Year holiday to
move their stock from the old store
in the Silver building and combine with
the new store in the old Kelsey stand.
The building vacated, which was re-
Gently purchased by Z. E. Butler &
Son, will be remodelled and fitted up
in style for their business.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
j. B. BYARS & COMPANY
GOLDEN RULE STORE

of Eads. In the afternoon the Red
Cross and Malta degrees were given.
after which a cowboy dinner was serv-
ed by E. G. Henkins and Fred Kelsey,
and it was some dinner too. In the
evening the solemn ceremonies Of the
Templar degrees were conferred.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Piano For Sale

We have ctored in Lamar strictly
high grade piano which can be pur-
chased by a responsible party on
terms at sacrifice. Particulars will
be furnished anyone interested by sd-
dressing THE DENVER MUSIC COM
PANY, Denver. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Coxboy Dance at La Junta

There was large crowd Of men
and ladies from Lamar and the sur
rounding territory both in Prowers and
Baca counties went to La Junta on
Monday for The big annual ball OF tie
old time cowboys. They report
splsndid time.
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
knights Templar Meet
Secretary.

On Tuesday afternoon and evening
Malta Commandery No. 80, X. T., con-
ferred the degrees Of the order on
Gerald F. Creaghe and Roy l.. Mann
The Lamar register., 1919-12-31
Money to Loan
Plenty OF Cheap Money
for good Farm and City
LOans. Call and see me.

l.. WRIT MARKHAM