The Lamar register. [volume], June 18, 1913, Image 4

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THELAMAR REGISTER
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The Chautauqua
ibe third Chautauqua at
1* uuw ruuuing iu full blast and
will la*L until next Tuesday even
iug when it will ba cloned 0/ Lii-
Italian baud as uauai. Tlie program
Lilia year ia a very attractive one
au<l it ataria out with a liiige at-
Leudaiice liiat iaauiea a successful
week. Tiie musical quartet, tli.
Stroller*, waa tiie iirat number am.
proved a high c*aaa attraction. Tiie
Ciiuatauqua opened wiiii a aboi t ii.
trod-uclory talk by Mayor Doughty
introducing tbe mauager, Air. Nobit
alter which Lbe gli oilers gave tneii
interesting program. Much interest
is-being taken iu aeveral ot tiie uumr
beta aud ibe musical oranlzations
which were on tbe program last
year aii iiave many friends ben
wbo are eager to bear them again
Alra. Laura Black from New York
ia visiting at tiie borne of her tit
ter, Jobu A. McDowell.
The Premium List
Tbe premium liat lor tbe Thir
teentb Annual Fair ia now moat all
iu the •band* of tbe printer aud it
will be out much earlier tbau uauai
Aii buaiueaa men of Lbia aectiou
abouid look after aecuriug adver
tising apace iu this year'a annual
aa it will be large page* aud much
more attractive tbau uauai aud its
early publication will lneure ita
being read by every tarmer of tbe
couuty. No better advertising med
ium can be found to reach all sec
tioua of tbe county. All ade should
be in by tbe iaet of next week as
tbe work of printing will begin
then.
Lamar 9 Fort Lyon 13
Tbe iaaar first nine went to
Furl Byoiu for a return game ou
iaet Sunday and although they
were unable to secure a pitcher for
tbe game determined to play th*
*auor boys anyway as scheduled.
Cap. iiagermau. wbo used to be
some pitcher, but does not claim
to be able IQ do anything more
tbau Just throw them over Lb
plate now, went into tbe box and
pitched the gams- Tbe nine a* us.
ual batted well aud although d*
leated made tbe other fellows go
some. Tbe score was U u> K iu
lavor of Fort Lyes. m
Lamar 20 Koruman 19
A great game of baseball wa*
played on tbe local diamond Sun
day afternoon by the Lamar secom
niue and tbe Koruman boys. Fo
six innings it was a heavy slugging
match and the score was 19 t«
19. Then both nines settled d<»w
and for six more iuuiugs real mn
Jor league ball was played neither
side scoring until the last bai
of tbe twelfth when tbe Lama
boys put over the winning run. /
large crowd was out aud enjoyed
both tbe batting bee aud tbe shu.-
out bail wbicb followed.
Labriere-Nugent Trial
Judge Riser of Puebk> is holding
a term of court in Baca county tb;*
week for tbe purpose ot trying the
case oflhe people vs. Zenos L<
brlere, charged with killing ©i.e
Nugent, last fall. Attorney Gran
by Hilljer went down to defei.d
Labriere while DePCty District A
- Alien is prosecuting. Th
trial promises to be a long draw u
out one. Self defense is tbe plea
of Labriere and his friends are very
hopeful of an acquittal.
Arks His Valley Hand
The Arkansas Valley Band bo be
sent to the Knights Templar con
clave at Denver in Augjust has been
picked and will b# an organization
of fifty men selected from aJI the
lower section of the valley. Five
me., were picked from Lamar aud
w/.j .uclude darn Blitz, cornet; L.
a. oaunister, Luba; Grant btearus.
s>niuu, slide trombone. A. A Hagcr
mau, drum; K. K- Marsbai, euphon
ium. This band will have a prosm
neui part in the program of this
big event of tbe year.
Miss Joyce Myers left the i»n*t
qf the wreck for Greeley where
she will attend tbe summer normal
schooL
Old Timers
a Tbe Santa Fe has many om
. plqyes wbo have been iu the ser
. vice a quarter of a century. These
u men are all inteusely loyal to tbe
b old road whose ebb said flow ol
prosperity have influenced their
1 lives. month we publish tbe
portraits and biographies of a few
■ of them.
- George J. Garvin claims North
field, Vt., as bis birthplace. When
be was six years of age bis parents
moved to Fond du Lac, Wis., and
young Garvin attended the public
schools in that place.
He began railroad service during
tbe summer of 1864 as an operator
on the Chicago £ Northwestern, in
which capacity be was employed at
various points until,in 1669 though
but nineteen years of age, he was
selected to fill the position of train
dispatcher, with headquarters in
Clinton, lowa. In 1872 be was ap
pointed chief dispatcher of tbe
Northwestern line, and tbe summer
of 1880 found him at Pueblo. Colo .
as chief train dispatcher and train,
master for tbe Denver and Rio
Grande.
Mr. Garvin became a Santa F*
man in September, 1881, when he
accepted a position as chief train
dispatcher In Ban Martial, N. M..
being transferred to La Junta. Col.
<>rado.ln April, 188 6, and to Empor
ia, Kansas, the following year. He
vas made trainmaster of the Ok la
itorna division in tbe fall of 1888.
and was transferred to Chill ico the, -
ill., as chief dispatcher in 1690, bt
ißg transferred to La Junta to fill
a similar position in April, 1691.
Hs has bssn agent at the import
ft* t<f T* at Lamar, in tbe heart
>f tbe alfalfa and sugar beet dis
trict of tbe Arkansas valley or Col
orado sines 1897, aud be still is
good for many years of active ber
ries.—Tbe Santa Fs Magazine
Notice of Annual
Meeting
Notice is hereby given that »he
annual meeting ol tbe stockholders
of ibe Lamar Commercial Club as
sociation will be held ou Tuesday
eveuiug, July 6, 1913, at 8 o'clock,
.it tbe club room- of said associa.
tiou, in the city of Lamar, for the
purpose of electing a board of di
rectors for tbe ensuing year and
.be transaction of any other busi
ness that may properly come be
iore said meeting.
Notice is further given that at
*aid meeting there will also be
presented aud acted upu*i a certain
proposed amendment of the Fifth
Article of the Articles of Incorpor
ation of the above named associa
tion, that it roads as follows:
**Fifth: Tbe affairs and man.
agement of our said corporation is
to be under the control of five
directors who shall bold their of
fices until their successors are elect
ed and qualified.’”
j By order of tbe Board of Direc
tors.
Dated at LA mar, Colorado, this
2nd day of June, A. D. 1913.
GLEN E. KIRKPATRICK, Secy.
Motorcycle for sale. Call at 809
south Third street.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspartms&t ot tbs Interior
(J. S. Land Office at Lamar, Colorado.
May Z7. ISIS.
Notice la hereby given that John
Barker of Lamar, Colorado, who on
May g. 1908, made Homestead Entry
No. rrw. Serial No. 04576 for the SEfc
of Section 1. end on March If, 1910,
made additional home toad entry No.
V7*«o for Lota 1. 2. and SU NBk of
Section 1, Township 26 S.. Rang** 47
w.. «th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Tliree year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register
and Receiver at Lamar, Colorado, on
the 17th day of JlSy, 1913.
Clalman*. ?.p.n>e« a> witm-Miee:
S. H. Ell la, W. A Brookshire, J. R.
Hohdhgtcn. G. F. Holsington, ell of
i4l mar. Colorado.
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