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The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE, &

Sss aa l. ns a
yuma County, Colorado. duly made and entered
IN the on matter o the Estats Of Mary john
son, deceased the undersigned, as executor OF
said estate, offers for sale, and will, on Tues
the Town Of Dolores, dorado, at the hour Of
2o'clock p. N sell at private sale 70 the person
or persons making the highest and best bid or
bids therefor, the following parcels of real
estate OF said decedent, situate in Montezuma
County, olorado, to-wit:
Lots II and IL, In Block 8, Town OF Dolores /:
appraised value, $1,000
lsO feet in depth. being the west .621t feet IN
width. Of Lots /, 2, 3,4. 8 and 8, in Block Is,
Town Of Dolores appraised value. $50.
The following tracts OF land, situate II sec.
the New Mexico Principal Meridian, together
with the bitches, ditch rights and water rights
appu2tenant thereto and held in connection
North East Qnarter.; appraised value, $3.50;
the North Half of the South East Quarter;
appraised value 5000; that. part OF the South
East Quarter of the North West Quarter be-
ginning at the south h-east corner OF taid North
West Quarter, and running thence north 70
rods, thence west 151 feet, thence sOutherly 10
rods, more or less to the south line OF said
place of beginning; appraised value, $3.50; the
North Half OF South West Quarter, except that
part thereof beginning $50 feet west Of the
southeast corner thereof, and running themes
373 feet. thence east 10 rods to place OF begin
ming appraised value. $760; subject to lease, as
to said l0nds in said Section 81 until March I,
1910, the right being reserved to reject any and
all offers.
Terms OF sale cash and no parcel to be sold
for less than the appraised value thereof, and
any sale or sales 80 made to be subject to the
approval of said County Court.
Howard J. Porter, Administrator.
First pub nov II last pub nov 10, 1919.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

SPAIN found it easy to shoot
Francisco Ferrer, as a rioter and
iuciter of revolt. But, once he was
shot. Spain would have given much
TO undo the deed. Ferrer alive
was no more important than hun.
dred other discontented citizens;
Ferrer dead has become a man oi
international Importance. The
whole world has echoed with
denunciation Of the high-handed
obstinacy which sought to silence
an agitator and only succeeded in
making martyr. No wonder
Alfonso sought to blame his consti-
tutional advisers. So foolish a
crime as the mprder Of Farrer calls
loudly for a scapegoat. Well for
the King If some hapless minister
can be saddled with the blame.
Otherwise it may go hard with
monarchy in Spain.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Friday. November. IA. 1909.

Ir THERE was q bargain bet
Republicans at Washington and
Democrats at Albany last winter,
that fact should be made known
If there was no bargain, Congress
man Herbert Parsons ought to be
expelled from the House of Repre-
sentatives. His charges have been
hotly denied by Speaker Cannon,
who explains the unexpected Demo
cratic support for his regime by
other reasons. The fact that Mr..
Cannon rewarded his Democratic
supporters with fine committee
places and other favors rarely given
to members Of the opposition may
have nothing at all to do with the
charges made by Mr.. Parsons. In
any event. the country, which is
already pretty we'll satisfied that
the Speaker is out of touch with
to-day's public sentiment, will in
sist on finding out whether or no
he is the political hypocrite which
Mr.. Parsons declares him to be.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
THR Wright Brothers q

!. The Wright Brothers are not
showmen, and thoughtful people
are glad to know it. The Ameri-
can tendency to hire a hall as soon
as one has done something unusual
is nothing to be proud Of, and the
Wrights, by their modest attention
to the business they have in hand,
are distinctly helping to improve
the eti46ette of greatness. They
will reject al offers to fly for exhi-
bition purposes, and will devote all
their efforts to the commercial ex-
ploitation and mechanical improve
ment of their machines.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

RIshtIns international MiseonesptIon.
Slowly but surely those misconcep-
tons which war against the fnterna.
tional entente eordiale are being dis
solved in the clear light Of truth. The
fact has just been given wide cur
rency on this side that the French are
not a race OF frog eaters. We may live
to see the time when II will be under
stood in thst portion Of Paris lying
north of the Place de l'Opera that the
eating Of pie for breakfast is not de
rigueur In America west of the meridi.
an passing through Greenwich, Conn
st. Louis ReDublic.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

For Sale-One three year lease or
eighty acres Of school land, and one
four year lease on eighty adjoining to-
gether with Improvements consisting
Of two-story frame house. good gran
ary IA by "a, frame with good shingle
roof. also one binder, sulky plow, J
disc harrow, steel beam walking plOw,
garden tools, pitch forks, etc. Price
$500 II taken within the next go days.
Inquire Of H. H. Jones, Dolores, Col.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
STATE NEWS NOTES

David H. Mo1at returned to Denver
Tuesday from . tbrss weeks visit In
the East. He stated that he had not
sold the MofYat road to Hill or any
other interests.
Miss Jessse Anne Peabody, youngest
daughter of former Governor Peabody,
ives married Tuesday evening at Canon
City to Lieut.. Cuthbert Powell Stearns
Of the Third calvary, United States
Army.
The Denver preachers began q CAM
paign the first Of the week to make
Denver dry At the next election.
Eighty men are to discuss the organiza-
tion. They believe they will win and
intend TO make the election test Of
wo'nan's suffrage, hoping to have the
women flock TO the dry standard.
John Elliott, Santa Fe section fore
man at Portland, was struck by Rio
Grande switch engine Saturday and
received injuries from which he died
few hours later. Elliott, to avoid
train, stepped off the Santa Fe track
onto the Rio Grande track and was
hit by the switch engine, which bore
down upon him from an opposite
direction.
Henry Miller, son Of H. NJ. Miller,
q clothing merchant, was accidentally
shot, Monday, while watching q dog
fight on a street in Leadville. A bull
dog attacked Watchdog belonging to
Policeman James Mcdonnell, who tried
to stop the fight by beating the dog on
the head with the butt Of his revolver.
The revolver was discharged, the bull
let entering the abdomen Of Miller who
died within an hour.
Bessie Parker, a coloTed woman, shot
aud badly wounded w. J. Green, q
coiored coal miner, at Florence Satur-
day night. Green was drinking In a
wine room with the Parker woman
aud woman named Gordon. He be-
came too attentive to the Gordon
woman to suit Miss Parker, who drew
a 32-caliber automatic revolver and
fired four shots at her female friend.
One Of the shots struck Green In the
right cheek.
Anouher big irrigation project, in
volving the construction Of u reservoir
and canal system to water 100000
acres Of Powers county Is now In pro-
cess Of formation by former State
Treasurer A. Il. Bent and his associates
in the Purgatoire Development COM
pany. Briefly stated, the plan Is TO
utilize the Hood waters Of the Arkansas
and Puratoire rivers to irrigate land
north of the Arkansas river. The stor-
age reservoir will be located on the
Purgatoire, sixty-five miles south Of
Las Aninias, and will have II capacity
Of 400, 600 acre feet. The dam will be
1855 feet In height.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
s..Asx selpool ysh,lee .

Will be held in the CongFegstbonaI
Church In Cortes, November 10. 1903,
upder direction Of the Montesoma
County Sunday School Association.
nosxrxs sEssIox.
lo:o,P.i.s and song service led b. Rev. w.
10 ,o..o-..Ths Adult Bib. Cl..." An- Charles
10 ,oso--The re.ebsrs Meeting" Mrs. P. T.
Outlet
II oo-song, Lebanon School
II Hs-.The superintendent, His Joys and sor'
rows" DR.. L. b. Clark.
II .oo-song, g. n. Clucas.
II z5-.The Single Aim Of tho Sunday school,.
H. r. Perdus
:, .p-.Hov to find time for Sunday School
Work" David 8. Gray.
II 15o-"Three Points in Teaching" Rev. Il. A.
Miller.
AFTERNOON sEssIoH.
l:is-Meetins Of County Committee.
I.0-Praise and song service led By Charles K.
Davis
1..o-"Resuiar Attendance. It's Value and how
Dillon.
.5-Sons, Beulah School.
1904 Mothers Meeting, led by Mrs. s..
Burk.
2;o-Report from Schools. by Delegates.
2:a5-Question Box, conducted By Rev. II. 8.
Randall.
sOO-.Notes from an India Mission Field" Mrs.
Elizabeth Clark.
315-"How Secure Interest in Missions" Rev
W. F. Clark.
s:3O-Song, Arriola School.
s:s,-"The Visitation Campaign and Report.
3.i5- -"Intermediate Round Table" led by Mrs.
Charles Bear.
EVENING SESSION.
7:3o-Praise and song service, led by g. N.
Clucas.
7:5-Prayer, Rev. H. 8. Randall.
:5o-A Adjusting County Map to school grades.
7:55-Ofering for State and County Work.
s:OO-Solo, Mrs. Royal Calkins.
sO,-Address, Authority and Inspiration Of
the Scriptures" Rev. s. c. Green.
Song, ''Islest be the Tie"
Bepediction,
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

The INIT insiallment Of . nev serial
story sppean In this tssue a Ths Star
and we are certain II Will pseas al
wbo read il. These serials ere chosen,
from large humber sent ~, With
view Of securing not only that which
interests aud holds. the sttention, but
also that which Is clean and probable
In rend
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Z Mr.. Merchant, you do not hesitate to
spend one or two OF three hours telling
: prospective customer about the good
qualities Of piece Of soods you have
for aaIe. Don't you think It would
pay to SECURE ten or twenty inches Of
spsce 10 The Star and spend one or two
hours : week making talk about your
Foods to five or six hundred prospec-
tIve buyssss Try It and you will soon
learn that It y the biggest business get
tlnw proposition sou ever worked.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
IndIa's Only Woman Lawy,,.

Miss Sorahji ,s said to be the only
woman lawyer In India. She 10 said
to make 4 comfortable income by
practicing her profession and to en-.
courage other women to follow her
example. Her most intimate friend
is Mrs. Sarojini Naidu. the wife Of an
English medical oficer stationed in
India Mrs. Naidu is q native Hindu
and q poet. One Of her books. "The
Golden Threshold" was well received
in England both by the reviewers and
the ouying public.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
slmportsut Notice.

DR.. J. f. BELL, dentist, commencing
with the first Monday In each month,
will be in his ofiice In Dolores during
the entire week, and also the third
Monday and Ill week. The second
and fourth. weeks Of each month he
WI be u his ranch three miles south
Of Dolores, where he will be prePaFetl,to
do alI kinde Of dental work. He wilfbe
in his ofIice In Dolores every Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Notice..

IF you are not subscriber to The
Star but receive a sample copy or two
do not be afraid Of receiving bill for
same. This is one Of our ways Of ad-
vertising. Take the paper and read II
and IL you like 1t subscribe for 1t, lfnot
hand 1t to your neighbor, may be be
will like 1t. s'
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

It. The man Who cannot see the bene-
llts arising fbom . local newspaper h
- aboat = much vaIse TO town - .
dellnquent tax list Baltic CO., Amer
lean.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Dolores.
What Dolores has:

Wnet DOlOree mas:
Dolores hAs three general stores, two
meat markets, two warehouses. two
lumber yards, two hotels, two black
smith shops, restaurant. a livery barn,
. rn,p,ing house, barrier shop, under
taking rooms, dental parlor, bank,
newspaper. opera house, school build
Ing aud three church buildings.
What Dolores needs:
Dolores needs . water system, light
Ing plant. . drainage system, -four
mill, acsnning factory, some cottages
that could be had for . reasonable rent,
= creamery, . commission house and
more general telephone communica-
ti0na.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Remained . MAJOR.

A newspaper man once asked the
late ]. X. Hudson whether he should
call him major" or general" Hud-
son was major in the civil war and
was made brigadier general in the
Spanish war;. but In the latter Conflict
he did not get into active service.
"Call me major" said Hudson in reply
to the question. Il was yaccinated for
general but 1t didn't take"
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Preaching service In the Dolores
School building Sunday evening At 1890
O'Clock. Sunday school at 10 O'Clock
in the morning. You are Invited to
these services.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

For Sale "A new double-barreled
hamerless shot gun. Inquire at The
Star office.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

when you bear man sneertng ct
TIE local paper because It Il not - big,
clheap aud nswsy = the city paper,
- cen saSbiy bst he dos not spend
snv & hls wealth In assisting to make
i iextss. ard thst asnefAlIy the paper
~ { 49, ~ ~ blu tlban hs has for
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

For Sale--One thoroughbred Poland
China boar. Inquire Of q. w. Carter,
Quarry, Colo. 3lp34
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Taken Upon October -, five head
Of hogs. Owner can have same by
calling at H. Ablen's ranch two miles
south Of Dolores, and paying feed bill
and advertising.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Any one wanting Dolores town
property at right prices get informa-
ton from Harry v. Pyle. He has some
real bargains.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Church Announcements.

Rev. Clark will hold services In the
Lebanon school house ut 8 o'clock Sun
day afternoon.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Wanted-Fifteen teams. For further
particulars inquire Of w. H. Blake,
Cortez, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

For Bulbs Lilies, Tulips, Hya-
cinths and Crocus Mrs. Elizabeth Clark
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
Business Locals.

Bring your job printing to The Star
Office. We please.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Services will be held In the Dolores
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
each month.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

For Sale or Rent-Dwelling houses
Some good bargains.
r. 8. Fox.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Chicago. Nov. San automobile
six persons and driven at
top speed, plunged into the Chicago
river at ii o'clock last night at the APP
proach to the Jackson boulevard bridge.
The car turned over while falling and
all the occupants were drowned, A
minute later in sight Of Mortified spec
tatOrs, man and woman were seen
to rise to the surface, the woman cling
ing to the man and screaming for help.
They fioated few yards down the
river, then sank from view. The bodies
were recovered this morning.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Subscribe for the Dolores Star.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Cincinnati, Nov. 9. admitting his
own responsibility for large shortage
in his accounts as local treasurer Of the
Big Four railroad, in this city, G. T..
Warmer stated to the Associated Press
today that he was not the only one In
volved in the shortage estimated at one
hundred thousand dollars. Warrants
charging Charles L. Warriner with the
elnbesslement Of fifty-four thousand
dollars, the funds Of the Big Four rail-
rad company were issued today and
Watriner was taken into custody at
the Sinton Hotel by detective. "I'm
glad / have been found out, p said War
rlner Is he was led away. A sensation
was created here today by the an
nouncement from Chicago that Edd
Cock, q former clerk In the Big -Four
financial department Of this city was
the person named by Warriner rs the
man. to whom he paid money for years
III the form of . tribute to hush up .
former defAlcation.
The Dolores star., 1909-11-12

Greensboro, Pa, Nov. 6.-Seized
with an insane impulse to kill. Edward
J. Perry, former mayor of this city, to-
day. shot his three children, wounding
one fatally, aud then committed sui
eide. The shooting occurred in Perry's
bedroom while the three children were
gathered around the crib, In which lay
their infant sister, fifteen months old.
The baby was not injured. Elizabeth
four years old was shot In the left breast
aud died at the hospital. Kenneth, six
years old, and Richard, aged 8, were
both shot In the side, but it is believed
they will recover. A short time he
fore the shooting Perry talked with
the other two sons. aud his house,
keeper and apparently there was noth-
ing wrong with him.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-08
W0LvERT0N, CASEY,
AND KELLEY MAY
CHANGE PLACES
Little Chance for Royals to Get
Harry-Jack Dunn to
Get the Hook.

Harry Wolverton will manage the
Montreal team next year If the Cana
dian club IAN purchase his release from
Newark, according to a report enanat-
ing from the Canadian city. Tn Mon
treal owners are said to be dissatisfied
with the showing Manager Jimmy
Casey has made and have opened nego-
lions with Newark for the sale of VOL
verton. 1t Is a question whether owner
McGinnity is willing to part with his
star third baseman, but the probable
tiles are that McGinnity wants TO man
age the Tigers himself next season after
Wolverton's contract has expired.
Casey is well liked personally In Mon
treal, but he has failed to get results
out Of a high-priced, team.
The Wolverton-Case story has given
foundation to the report of a three
cornered deal. Casey Is said to be
slated for the managerial job In
Toronto next season and Joe Kelley, so
the story goes. VIII take the helm of
the Baltimore team, providing his re-
lease can be obtained from the
Toronto club. 1t is certain that Jack
Dunn win not manage Baltimore after
this season. Ned Hanlon, the principal
stockholder, and the Baltimore fans
are Disguised with the miserable show
ing made by the champions this year
and most of the blame Is placed on
Dunn's shoulders. Kelley is a pupil Of
Ned Hanlon's old school. He played
with Baltimore In the days when the
Orioles won three National League
remnants and Hanlon would probably
jump at the chance to get his former
trusty outflelder for a manager.
The report of this th~ree-cornered
change of managers has set fans to
talking in every city on the Eastern
League circuit. Kelley would he re-
ceived with open arms In Baltimore
and Casey would. no doubt, be well
coined In Toronto, where he played he
fore he Joined the Chica go Nationals,
but it is not certain that McGinnity
would let Wolyerton go to Montreal
even II the bargain suited the Tigers
present manager. Even II the Wolver.
ton deal falls through. however, the
probabilities are that Kelley will go to
Baltimore and Casey will be transferred
to Toronto.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-08
CHASEM EASTERN AND
KRAMER, CLARKE and LAWSON
IN MATCH RACE SUNDAY
Little Swede Said to Be Faster Than Eyer-Percy Lawrence
and Jake Magin to Make Debut as Pros.
No Races Tonight.

liver Lawsoh's advent into the local
cycling camp and his debut next Sun
day in a three-cornered match racs
with Frank Kramer and Jackie Clarke
will add a new and decidedly interest
ing chapter to the already dramatical-
ly intense situation. Lawson comes
fresh from a triumphal season at Salt
Lake City. where 1t Is asserted he has
been thoroughly rejuvenated. to meet
Kramer and Clarke. whom everybody
hereabouts say are giving us some of
the greatest racing in the history of
he game.
The affair has been made a Sunday
afternoon attraction, as there win be
10 more night racing this season. 1t IL
Inquired that II will he the greatest
stunt that has been pulled of in this
city in the way OF a cycle race for sonie
years-the best gincc the days of
Kramer, Lawson and Taylor Clarke
Is a worthy successor 10 Taylor, and
many think him better than the
Major. Certainly ne rider ever de-
feated Kramer as many times In sue
cession as Clarke hds within the last
two weeks. Kramer and Lawson on
edge means that Clarke will be put to
the severest test he has yet faced.
There is every reason to believe that
Lawson is the Lawson of old. and that
means a speed merchant of the highest
order. He finished up this season at
Salt Lake city Monday with a victory,
which was the twenty-fourth he has
Non for the season. Besides winning
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-08
BLUES GET HARDNESS.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. s.-"Speck"
they call him. M "Speck' he Is. AS
appearance goes. but he's some smear
when you place him on the baseball
map. Fred Hardness. Is the way he
signs his checks. but the fans know
him as just plain "Speck" Hardness.
the Portland Coast League teams star
pitcher, who has ben sold 10 the Cleve-
land American League team.
When Harkness makes his appear
ance in the biz brush there will be
three things about him TO attract at
t%ention. The first will be his remark
able collection of freekles, from which
he derives his nickname. They range
in size from a pinhead to a silver Ave
cent piece. and are OF such a lovely
bronze that they would make a Piute
turn green With envy. The second Is
the great break bal that he dishes
up. 1t is the wierdest looking thing
that has ever been seen on a Pacific
coast diamond.
Hardness il tall, powerful and pos
sesses tremendous speed and when he
let's go of the spheroid 1t shoots toward
the batsimen with express speed. II
comes on a dead line until within a few
Inches of the plate. when 1t breaks.
Hardness is % years old. and was
born in Los Angeles. He began play
ing professional hall In 1907, with Boise.
The mex year saw him with Butte
and at the end OF the 1908 season Port
land grabbed him.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-09-08
ONE

that number, he has finished second
five times, third once and fourth twice.
He has Won the Western professional
championship and has smashed three
worlds records. All this was done
since Decoration Day.
Lawson has not attained this rejuve-
nation without a severe training. He
began last fall to condition himself and
kept steadily at it all winter. When
the racing season started he was down
10 weight AMI kept right on edge all
hummer. Though the field AT salt Lake
might not have measured M to the
Eastern standard. the fact thai he e.
tablished new records proves that he
IS riding fast.
In this three-cornered race Sunday
the heats viii be one mile each and
one rider viii have to win two heats
to capture the race. There will be no
championship contests, but the card
will lie inviting all the W. through.
Kramer, Clarke, Lawson and all the
cracks will ride in the two-mile opcn
and there viii be great things doing
In that. A one-nfle repechage with
the match race heats n a one-mile
invitation win complete the program
for the money-chasers, Then, as q
still further attraction. Percy Law
renee, the amateur champion, will
make his debut as a profes slonal.
The. amateurs viii have a onc-milc
novice, one-niile handicap and TVS
mile open. With Lawrence out. Jake
Magin will occupy the centre of atten-
ton among the simon-pures.