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The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
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STATE Of COLORADO .sIN THE TE,pE p1s1 COURT
Lo-n.y Of Baca lfioI oooH'
In tho Matter OF tae IL, ,,lt,O7 Of II. E. Homsher'
Maurice Long and Earl Taylor, for the de'e. MN
alton q. Interests in the Lands and Teneinents
Of William l.. Mogss'os.se, deceased. nnd Heney"
Morchousc, deccasei. Npfior
|! TO tL. Heirs at law of William l.. Moreho'se'
deceased. and of aer0vs Morehoure. deceased
and to all whom it ray eo-esrn.
Notice ia hereby given that pursuant TO an Order
Of the District Court made on tho third day of
June A, D. lo2t In the above entitled matter
said Cour, fixed the first day OF August A. D.
1921 as the day and date for the uscertainment
AID le,ern1inp ton of bership and heirs mt Inv OF
the raid wi.ia.. / acrrhousc. deceased. and
Geneva Morehousr. d-ccnsed!
That tie names and post Office addresses OF nil
the known heirs OF the said Wilar. l.. Morehouse
deceased nnd Geneva Morehouse. deceased. now
s,isyiyia9. aa follows:
Geneva holetsuoe, Huntington Beach. Calf
Louella Strain, Lamar Colorado
FIoren.c A. Berry, CardieRa. California
Corinno, Morsbouse. Lamar. Colorado
Aurthur W. Morehouse. Huntington Beach, Calf
William +. Nor house. Huntington Beach, Calf
That the Lands and tenements and property to
be affected in said matter follows. to-wit
The East Half of the Northeast Quarter (EH
of NEii of Section Thirty G3ol in Township
Thirty FOL South of Range Forty-six [46l West
9f tho Sixth Principal Meridian. except three
hundred 1901 feet square in tho extreme South
East Carnsr thereof.
That ut or before the lime fyed for The hearing
In such matter. any person interested may APPEAR
and answer such petition or application and set
up any proper defense to the same. or any part
thereof. intervene 10 assert or protect any in
terost such persen ma. have
Given under my hand and seal Of said Court at
Springfield, Colorado. this third day of June A. D.
1921.
4. Edon Alien. Clerk of the District Court
Upton 6 Upton. Attorney for the Petitioners
tSenll
First pub. June 10 Last pub. July
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17

lures" Mrs. Eddy writes, "Spir-
it, God, has created all in and
of Himself. Spirit never Great
ed matter. There is nothing in
Spirit out of which matter could
be made. for. as the Bible de-
clares, without the Logos. the
Aeon or Word of God. was not
any thing made that was made.
Spirit is the only substance. the
invisible and the indevisible in
finite God. Things spiritual and
eternal are substantial. Thing g
material and temporal are in.
substantial" Paul wrote to the
Romans, ''They which are the
children of the flesh. these are
not the children of God."
According to the general idea
of orthodoxy Chris tian Science
is quite heterodox. for 1t is not
built upon creeds. but upon
Chris tian deeds in emulation OF
Ch, ist Jesus words and works.
However, the word orthodox is
derived from two Greek words
meaning to think right, and &C.
cording thereto Chris tian Sci.
ence is orthorodox. for in obey.
ing it's teachings ristian Sci.
entists are constantly endeavor'
ing to let that mind be in the m
which was also in Christ Jesus
in other words their desire and
effort is to think as Christ Jesus
would think regarding every
problem and con dition. BY sc
doing Christian Scientists arc
proving to a satisfying and en-
! couraging degree that the
king dom Of heaven (harmony) il
at hand," as Christ Jesus taught
by his words and proved by hi'
works.
w. Stuart Booth,
Christian Science Com. on Pub.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
A Letter

Editor, The Democrat-Herald:
Your remarks about Christian
Science. called forth evidently
by a local preachers's sermon.
indicate desire to be fair. and
in so far as they are correct
should help your readers. Be-
cause of your evident fairness
you will undoubtedly welcome an
authoritative statement whereby
your readers may be correctly in
formed.
Contrary to the belief of many
the teaching and practice of
Christian Science are not based
upon the power of mind over
matter. Christian Science is
scientific in its method of oper.
alton, in that it deals. in the
healing of sickness as we'll as of
sin. with cause instead of effect,
that is. with the thought, and
not with the body. In short,
Christian Science healing is
wrought. not by the action or in
fluence of the human mind over
its body or embodyment, but by
reversing and eliminating from
the human mind the fear. the
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17

STATE OF c3LoRADo o2I $. IN TaE rdE,s COUNTY
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Sam
uei Jackson. deceased. and in the Matter of the
estate OF Selma live Winney. deceased.
In the matter of the petitionof John L. VIM
ney for the asccrtainment and determination of
the heirs at law of Samuel jackson and Selma
Olive Wnney. both deceased.
NOTICE
To the hairs at law of the said Samuel Jackson.
deceased and of Selma Olive Wnnoy. deceased.
and to all whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
Order of the County Court made on the first day
of June. A d. 1921. in the above entitled matter
said Court fixed tke 18th day of July A. d. l'2l.
ua tho day and date for the asccrtninmcnt and
determination of hcirship and the heirs at law Of
the said Samuel jackson deceased. and Selma
Olive Wnney. deceased;
That the and post Office addrcsses of all
the known heirI of the said Samuel jackson. de-
ceased and S Ina Olive winney. deceased. now
surviving, follows:
Samuel Jackson rexhoma Oklahoma
John L. Winnes. Tacoma, Washington
Olive Ladel Winncs. Tacoma Washington
THAT tho lands ald teaemcnts and property to
lie ati c.ed in said matter are as follows:
The South Hnlf of Section twenty ty-eight t2sl. in
Tow nship twenty nine NzSj ooutn, OF Range
Forty-sis Iael west, of the Sixth Prin. Meridian
Containing. three Hundred and twenty C'l0l acres
situate, lying and being in the Coun'y of Baca.
and state OF Colorado.
that at before the time fixed for the hearing
in such matter. any person Interested may appear
and answer such petition or application and set
up any proper defense to the same any part
thereof. or intervene to assert protect any in
t,rest such person mny have.
Given under my hand apd Seal of said Court at
Sp.ing Geld, Colorado. this first day of June A. d.
lu2i. Lseall T. Eldon Allen. Judge ard acting
Clerk OF County Court
J L. Doughty Attorney for the petitioner
First pub. JDne Last Lub. July, .
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17

Pete Wade is another new sub
scriber to the Democrat-Herald. /.
j.. Gr rg and wife visited
their son, Eli. at Lamar over
Sunday.
Judge Joseph E Terral made
a trip to Cheyenne Wells Satur:
day to meet his son, Ned. who
came down from Denver where
he has been attending school.
The harvest rush will soon. be
on and the merchants Of Spring
seld are preparing to take care
Of the trade in all lines. They
are making iesne attractive
prices on ell kinds Of goods,
The ads. in the Democrat-Her'
aid will tell you about the bar
gains.
Judge and Mrs. Alien went 70
Two Buttes Saturday evening to
speni Sunday with their son'
who is farming OH the irrigat ed
land.
Herman D. Smith Of the Cam
90 Enterprise was in town Sum
day.
S. M. Kon kel transacted bus
mess in Lamar last week in the
interest of the fair.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17

They have been working at the
Harmon ranch on the Cimarron
the past month.
Fay Flint of Texhoma, cous-
in of the Sheldon boys visited
the m last week.
] W. Sheldon and family en-
joyed chicken dinner with the
Dunlap's Sunday.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Business Men Will
Back Ball Team

J.O. Jackson passed paper
this week soliciting aid from the
business men of Springfield in
support of the base ball team and
most every business firm in town
donated literally, which will fur
nisb the funds necessary to hire
what outside players that are
needed to put our team in the
front ranks.
Springfield will play at Elder
next Sunday and a good game is
expected.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Notice

A plat form dance viii be CIV
en- June 20 and 22 in the big
Chautauqua tent, at Kenton,
OKLA, Good music. platform 25x
72 rs per cent of the net pro-
ceeds to 20 toward paying out
the contract with the Chautau-
aua Com pany.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17

Rev. Winters baptised Miss
Laura Oxenreider this week .
Confession was made at the Pi-
lot Point services Sunday.
Justice Dickey tied the knot
that made two hearts beat as
one Wednesday,. Harry CAREER
and Alice Villers of Stonington
being the contracting parties
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Palace Meat Market
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
,rsLQRhnG,
TO Fredrick PLAIN, the DEFENDANT abe.e na,nea,
GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in en- action
brought against you by the above named plain
tiff. in the County Court Of Baca county. State of
Colorado. ard plead to the complaint therein
within thirty days ate, !he service hereof, IL
served within The State Of Colorado: or y served
out OF the State of Colorado, or Ly publication.
within uirv ia.- a:.er the service hereof exc,us-
i've of the day Of service; or sud ncpon may Or
regularly set for trail the same as though such
appearance hsa besr pPdc and issue had teen
joined such complaint.
The said action Is brought by plaintiff to OBJ
tain u decree Of dcvotcc. dissoivinR the bonds of
mutrir.ony now existing between plaintiff and
defendant. Off the groun Of acts of extreme cru
city and nonsupport and for an order to restore
20 plaintiff her maiden name Of Minnie Adaline
COPE. as will more luiiy a.peir from the cont
plant in said action to which reference Is hereby
made and a copy of which is hereto attached.
And you hereby notified that II you fail to
appear. and to pend to the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court fpr the relief therein demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of raid
court. this 18th day of May. A. ID, 1ssi,
Z, Eldon Allen
Judge and acting Clerk
l.. II. Albert. attorney
Nav Il
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Masons Planning
Large Temple

The masons' of Springfield
have a movement on foot and are
figuring ON building a Masonic
Temple in Springfield. If their
plans materialize they will put
up the finest building in town.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Summons
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO,

r
COLORADO.
To Il. M. Breeding. tho Defendant above
named. GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brough ngant you by the above named plaintiff
in the District court of Baca county state of tol-
orado. and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hersof. IL served
within this county; or. If served cut this county,
or by publication within thirty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of service or
judgement by default Will be taken against you
according to the prayer of the complaint. Ana
OF copy OF the complaint in the above enriticl
action be not served with this summons. or IL the
service hereof be made out Of this state then ton
days additional to the time hereinbefore specified
for Appearance and answer will he allowed before
the taking of judgment by default aforesaid.
The said action is brought for the partition and
division of the following described real estate
situate. lying md being in the County Of Baca
and State of Colorado. fo-wit:
The said action l., brought to obtain n dcc-,,
and judgement requiring you to convey to p'.n-
tiff the following described real estate situate in
Baca County. Colorado. to-wt. The South il,tf
tSt.) of Section Twcnty-rd- f-D. Township
Twenty Eight t2s) South. Elr-r Forty-four 90
west of the Sixth Principal Meridian. the lcga
title to which is now In your g in trust for
plaintiff and in of your failure or refusal to
convey said land that commis issioner be appoint
ed by the court to execute. acknowledge and de-
liver good and sufficient conveyance therefor
and that the tits to said land be queted in plain
tiff against you and that you and your heirs and
assigns be forever barred and enjoned from as
serting any right. title. interest claim Of demand
in or to the said premises any part thereof
for an accounting from you as to the moneys Of
said plaintiff appropriated by you from her seq.
aratc estate md for such other relief as to the
court shall seem meet and equitable. MS will more
fully appear from the complaint in said action to
which rcfernce is hcre made:
And you arc hereby notified that if you fail to
appear, and to answer the said CONF plant as above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you by default according to the prayer
of the complaint.
Given under our hands as attorneys for
the plaintiff at our Office at Lamar. Prowers Coun-
ty. Colorado this 2;h day of March. A. d. 1920.
.eai] Gordon & Gordon
w. b Gordon A. C. Gordon
Attorneys for Plaintiff
First Pub. May ls Last Pub. June 10
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
Card Of Thanks

We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to those who were 50
kind to us during our late be-
reavement in the death of our
baby.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. johnson.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
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Notice to Subscribers

In renewing your subscription
to the Democrat Herald make
your checks payable to F. j.
Graves or the Democrat. Herald.
The Democrat-herald., 1921-06-17
SUMMONS

Co inty of Baca sS TRlCT COURT
Lille breeding. Plaintiff,
Evening star., 1921-03-06

This grade of the Wearwell
line until recently sold for
$500. and even years ago was
an established value at S39S.
Heavy, close quality. Scalloped
edge and cut corners, fringe
and cut corners, or plain hem
med.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

TABLE OILCLOTH -
seconds of soc white oil
cloth. hut practically
perfect. Yard ....
CRETONNE-29c flow
cred and figured ere
tonne ,lraperies, -
inches wide. yard. ....
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Ready-made Waist Lining. soc.
Dutch Style Dust Caps, IOc.
Black Sleeve Protectors. Pair,
19c.
Sew-on Hose Supporters. Pair,
I0c.
Sanitary Aprons. z5c.
Sanitary Belts. 2Sc.
Colorite Hat Dye. zlc.
Hat-Brite Hat Dye, z5C.
Stocking Feet, black and white.
Pair, 10c.
Mems Collarbands. Each, &c.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
75c Tissue
Cinghan

Special purchase of the famous
Renfrew tissue gingham,. beautiful
quality. in plaids. checks and stripes
of uncommon distinction. War
ranted fast colors. 30 inches wide.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
25c Dress
Cinghan

32-inch excellently- ging-
ham, in the small cneckS so much in
favor for street dresses, as well as
for home garments. Checks of blue
and white, pink and white and black
and white.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Sale. of Notions
4 List of Savings to Command Attention

Spool Cotton, No. so, black,
white and colors. Spool, &c.
Spool Silk, black, white and
colors. Each, &c.
Sewing Needles. Package, &c.
400-count Household Pins. 3
papers for 10c.
Pin Cubes, black, white and
colors. Cube, 10c.
Wire Hairpins 3 packages. SC.
Shell Hairpins. Package, &c.
Ready-made Skirt Belts, l8c.
Inside Skirt Betting. Yard, &c.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Yard.Wide Faille
Silk POplin. 08c

A combination of silk and cotton
that rivals the all-silk weaves in
durability and luster. Especially
preferred this season for women'S
skirts Immense color range, in
cluding plenty of navy. gray. white
and black.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Henlnled
Diaper Cloths,
SI.79 Dozen

Red star 24x2+ Ready y-hemmcd
Diaper Cloths of sanitary Birdeye;
put up in scaled package. 500 value
Evening star., 1921-03-06

GRASS RUG $1,000 Ski
stenciled gras rugs. no -e
Blue. green and brown M
BRU SSELS RUGS,
s:,.,. !: e., ::-s; s1'':: :as "a; a. $l.os
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Yard-Wide
Percale

4 fine-count weave of superior
strength and smoothness. in large
selection of spring patterns for
women'S and children's wear and
mems shirts. Fast colorS.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

A RRIVED just in time to an
u nounce the news for Monday
80 dozen pairs women's fiber
silk hose. the Richelieu ribbed
style so much in vogue for spring.
Scanned back, Isle top. Black.
white and the popular colors.
Subject to minor irregularities,
which will be willingly overlooked
when the price is only 59c pair
Evening star., 1921-03-06

The better qualities-new spring
suits, made to sell for s2G0. 81. 50
ana S5.0O: Best washable fabrics
mildly, Norfolk and Oliver Twist
styles.
Evening star., 1921-03-06
Richelieu
Lisle Vests
29c

NtXuIdT dnU EXTRA SlZeS
A SPECIAL purchase that con-
n tains various better grades Of
the well known Richelieu line
all on sale at 29c, because of
certain very slight faults which
cause them to be classed as sec
onds. Knit in cotton Isle and
mercerized Isle, with band tops.
straight tops and bodice tops.
White and pink.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

A price surprise. indeed-Sl-9S
yard. for this splendid yard-wide
black satin duchesse. In first de-
mand for separate skirts, Easter
frocks and dressy coat suits.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

An all-embracing collection-every cor
rect size and variation of the mushroom. the
sailor the poke. the oft face idea and the
irregular contour. Sprightly trimmings OF
flowers, wreaths, fruits. ostrich novelties and
jaunty scarfs.
$5!95 is really wonder price for millinery
such marked originality and decided quality.
Every color-including the new and striking
traSts.
Evening star., 1921-03-06

Soc qualitv-new corded madras OF
,upertine quality in wealth OF beautiful
,luster and single stripes on white grounds
Ideal for mems shirts. wonen's tailored
waists, aprons, wash dresses and boys
olouses. Stripes of blue. lavender and black
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
MARY MINTER
IN ALL SOULS
EVE BIG FEATURE

1t would be hard to imagine any
thing more genuinely charming than
Mary Miles Minter in the Realart
feature, "All Souls Eve which will
be shown at the Colonial theatre
today. The dainty star has a dual
role in a heart-stirring, tender,
presentation of
beautiful Irish legend-that spirits
of loved ones return for a brief
with those they love.
Scenes in "All Souls Eve" are
filmed in fine settings. The two
distinct Minter presentations, those
of Nora O'Hallahan, beloved little
Irish girl, and Alice Heath, beauti-
full, generous and good mother,
are up to her standard of acting
which is at the top as,all know. AS
Alice Heath, she has the sweet
womanly composure of a happy wife
and mother. AS Nora, she gives a
portrayal of a beautiful girl whose
life is full of youth beset by trag-
edy. Also, she presents a charming
picture of statue. Jack Holt is
the leading man and the rest of the
share in the honors of
the production.
A two-reel comedy, the New
Screen Magazine and the Kilograms
complete the program.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18
ADJUSTMENTS
INCE SPECTACLE
flying LIPS" is
HERE TODAY

Selecting as the theme for his
spectacular drama the two most
vital and mysterious elements of
human existence, life and love,
Thomas H. Ince has created in "Ly-
ing Lips" his latest production for
the Associated Producers, a photo
play which, some declare, even sur
passes his masterpiece "Civiliza-
tion." This new special in which
House Peters and Florence Victor
are featured, will be shown at the
Augusta Opera house today and Sat
urday.
Upon the foundation Of the pow
erful theme, Ince has built careful
ly and surely with an unusual and
thoughtful story, superb staging
and production, a featured cast of
talented players and flawless direc-
ton, a drama OF exceptional merit.
Remarkable contrast and transit
ton have been utilized to their full
est extent in making the picture
one of the most vitality interesting,
WILDLY spectacular productions of
the season. The scenes flash from
one colorful extreme to another,
from the forests and prairies of
Canada to the drawing rooms Of the
English aristocracy, from thrilling
shipwreck scenes on the North At
lantic to gripping situations within
The boudoir of a British manor
house.
From the moment that Thomas
II. Ince first selected the May Ed
ington story as an Associated Pro-
ducers special, nothing was left I'M
done to make it a super production
IN every sense of the word. Ince,
himself, supervised every scene OF
the story, and personally directed
many of the most elaborate episodes.
The ideas and efforts OF the entire
Ince organization were concentrate
ed upon making Lying Lips"
feature that il; expected to rank with
the screen masterpieces of all time.
But this Will not be the only
thing on the Opera house program,
FOR d two-reel Western. THE Cham
pion Liar" and Pathe comedy,
SLEEPY Head" will also be given.-
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

Forrest H. Colby Of Bingham,
State Of Maine land agent and for
est commissioner, on Thursday, Feb.
II. rendered his resignation to Gov
ernor Percival. P. Baxter, to take
effect on April 1 next. The resigna-
ton was accepted by the Governor.
Mr.. Colby was appointed by Cover
nor Carl E. Milliken and has served
four years. Mr.. Colby says in his
letter of resignation:
This communication is to inform
Your Excellency of my desire to be
relieved from the duties of the office
OF land agent and forest commission
er OF the State of Maine, and I re-
spectfully request that my resigna-
ton from this Office, to take effect on
April /. 1921, be accepted.
Il have now served four years in
these departments, and. by virtue of
my reappointment on Jan. 1, 1920,
for period of four years, my term
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

of Office does not expire until Dec.
81, 1923; but private interests with
which I have long been associated
are necessarily making increased de-
mands on my time and energies. and
1 am convinced that the manifold
duties and grave responsibilities of
these departments should be passed
on to some one who may give an I'M
divided attention to the work.
II am glad to record that my
years of service have been, for the
most part. uneventful, condition
indeed satisfactory to a department
which concerns itself particularly
with the prevention and suppression
of forest fires. But I wish to state
that whatever measure Of success
may be credited to the four years
of my administration is largely due
to the hearty cooperation and sup
port that has been accorded to me
both by the personnel of the depart
ment and by the lumbermen and
cumberland owners Of the State. For
me they have been years filled with
pleasant associations and interest
ing and helpful experiences and 1
assure you that shall relinquish
my official duties with sincere re-
greet"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

of Daisy, the Mannequin in "Lombar-
di, Ltd"
1t was this part that brought Miss
Valentine to the attention of New
York's producers and paved the way
for the success she has since enjoyed.
Little wonder then that Miss valen-
tine should prefer this part amongst
the many. However, when one consid-
ers the Character they can see why
she had to succeed in it.
The little Mannequin Daisy" enters
the fashionable dressmaking estab-
lishment with her mind set to become
a model. Her only thought isn't of
work. however, as she has been reg
ular patron of the East Side movies
and there has seen MANY a poor gel
go, to her R-uu-in-n." She therefore
comes to the conclusion that in order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-02-18

to get limousine she must sacrifice
herself and she believes that there's
no place to start like a Fifth avenue
dressmaking establishment. For this
reason she applies to the studios of
lombard. Ltd" for position as
Mannequin and got the job. Her
whole interest now lies in getting the
proprietor, Tito Lombardi," to fall
for her charms and eventually have
him give her riches, etc. lombard"
however. Is president Of the Shopgirls
club and Is astoundd at such thought.
He reprimands Daisy and tells her she
should see the priest. Poor little Daisy
finally sees her folly and makes up her
mind to marry an Italian chauffeur
she has met at the establishment and
therefore she has a great surprise
when she finds that--but there, we