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The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Elmer King was married ut Farm.
iugton Wednesday evening nj 8
o'clock. His sister, Mrs. Frank Full.
cher. and brother, Troy King, were
guests from Dolores. Mr.. King aud
bride are expected here on this after
noon train aud will be given recep-
ton tonight at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Bel,near.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

e.. NJ. Calhoon was down from the
Rust mill Monday In search Of an
overcoat he lost fair week. Knowing
that the test way to locate II MAS Ia
advertise he came direct 10 The Star
ONCE where he learned that Ms. II.
Ablen was In possession Of the coat
which she found In the road south Of
town, and WAS waiting for the owner
10 call for Il. An hour later he was In
possession Of his coat. Does II pay to
advertise? Ask him.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Don't fail to read the new story,
Arcbil,ald's Abigail" now running
on the first page Of The Star. You will
lind II All interesting story aud the
long evenings give you plenty Of time
for this kind Of reading. You can get
the back number with the first and
second chapters In by applying To this
Office,
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

II. v. Pyle was business visitor to
Denver last week where lie was In
touch with the Colorado State Board
Of Immigration. He IL Of the opinion
that the board n doing gn'd work In
encouraging immigration to Colorado
aud that It offers . splendid opportun.
ity to put descriptive advertising Of the
country into the places where II will
do the most good.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Idris Thomas was . business caller
at The Star Office Wednesday. MIR.
Thomas says that In his precinct, the
Upper Dolores, there were fifty -four
votes cast and Mr.. Bartlett, the Re
publican candidate for assessor receiv-
Ell fifty.two.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

J. r. Hughes sold the patent rieh,
for a washer he invented to the Phila-
deIphis Construction company last
week. This company has large manu-
featuring works In both this country
and Europe.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Nathan Dickerson lett Wednesday
for San Diego, California. Mr.. DECKER
NON will visit different points In Cali
fOrnis aud Oregon In search Of loca-
iion. Mrs. Dickerson and daughter,
Ethel. will spend the winter In Mancos.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11
1898
Notice..

II you are not = subscriber 10 The
Star but receive = sample copy or two
do not be afraid of receiving = bill for
same. This II one of our ways of I'D
vertisIng. Take the PAPER aud read u
aud II you like II sui~cribe for II, " not
hand Il 70 your nelghbos, may be be
wIlI like u.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mancos Ii 10 I've congratulated on the
manner In which the scheme to again
establish the saloon In her borders was
turned down. To have done different
would have been suicide for the town.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11
Wanted

Stock 10 winter. ] have Is tons Of
good hay, large pasture, plenty of good
water aud go"d shelter. Would like
several head of horSe- 10 winter. ]
guarantee g0si feedin. aud satisfaction.
T.. u. GARLIGHoUsE,
1913 Lebanon, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

The election held In Dolores Tuesday
Was . very quiet affair. There werr
only $50 cast In the two precincts
out Of . registration Of 6si. Considera-
BILE scratching Was done, especially
on the county ticket.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mrs. J. p. Beln,esr brought stock
Of winter hats from Durango yesterday
and invites the ladies Of Dolores and
vicinity to call at her home aud in
spect them at once
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Misunderstanding Of any kind. Cloth
ing cleaned aud depressed aud would
board two school children. Fancy
work for sale. Mrs. F. q. Pease at
Majors place.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mrs. James McEwen left Wednesday
for Los Angeles, California, where she
will spend the winter with her daught-
er, Mrs.. w. II. Wiggles worth.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

am now prepared 10 furnish He's
perus coal at $500 per ton or Montezu.
ma Black Diamond at $525. Terms
cash. Leave orders with T.. M. Mil
lard, Dolores, Colo. dec %
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Dan Smith and wife can IN Friday
from, Rico aud are located IN East Do-
lores. Dan Is helping AIbert in the
blacksmith shop.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mrs. J. p. Belmesr aud daughter,
Gladys, were In Durango the first Of
the week To consult III opticiAu regard
Ing Gladys eyes.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mrs. =. NJ. Mcdonnell returned yes
terdsy from summers outing In
Seattle. She had q fine time and
comes home much improved in heath.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

James Doyle Of the Doyle Consoli-
dated Mines company, WAS = business
visitor In Dolores the iisst of the week.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Wanted - Scholar who desire to
learn to play the violin thoroughly.
Terms reasonable. PRoF. q. MAUs
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

J. +. McKeever aud family moved
into Mrs.. Ordway's house on Riverside
avenue Saturday. Mr.. Mckeever is
clerking In the City Market.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

This 10 the finest fall we have had
since l776.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. l.. Trimble and
daughter, Winnie. left Wednesday for
Lon Angeles, California, where they
will spend the winter.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

w. T. Dolan aud family Of Stafford
Kansas, arrived this week with car
81 household goods aud farm i'm
plements. They are locating south oi
Cortez
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

The dance given In the opera house
Tuesday night by the X. P.'s aud
band boys was we'll attended.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

q. r. Sullivan Of Quarry, was .
business caller II The star ONCE We'd
ussday.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mn. w. y. Ordway returned Tues
day from . weeks visit with friends
In Mancoe.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

{. +. Rentx WAS n business caller At
The Star Office last Saturday. Mr..
Rents says that the farmers under the
summit System are busy this fine
weather.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

w. w. B~lnear returned yesterday
from Kansas city where he was with .
shipment IL cattle.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

J. r. Trimble returned Friday from
Kansas City where he had bssn with =
shipment Of cattle.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

For Rent--A. Z. swsrncr's house on
Ninth street. Inquire at this Office.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

J. J. O'Rourke returned Tuesday
from weeks business trip In Durango.
The Dolores star., 1910-11-11

Mn. W. >. Exon Il on the sick list
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
Father Drives Disc
Over Sleeping Son
George Badburg of Johnson County
Unknowingly mi ares Three-Year-
Old Boy So He Dies.

TEcUMsBH, Neb., Aug. 6.-(special Tele-
gram.)-An accident which resulted
fatally occurred to Walter. the g.
year-oid son Of MIR. and Mrs. George Bad
burg, VINO live six miles northeast of Tecum-
sch, Friday afternoon. Mr.. Badburg was
at work in the field with riding disc pillow.
The child had gone to the field and ala
not return to the house, as the father had
ordered him to. While the father was plow-
ing, Walter lay down In furrow and
went to sleep. The dust was so dense
the father did not nee the sleeping child
and drove over him. He made a heroic
effort TO catch the child before the disc
caught his body and in doing so, Mr. Bad
burg lost his balance and fell on the double
trees at the mules feet. The team ran
away, the ciow passing over the boys body
and throwing Mr. Badburg off, one disc GO
ing over him.
One of the boys legs was completely sew.
cred and his body was mutilated. 1t re-
quired four hours for the surgeon to dress
the wounds. The child died last night at 10
o'clock. Mr.. Badburg was not seriously
hurt.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

made up a bonus of $4,000 to give the
Woodmen for getting their building
started within two years and II looked
for a time as II half OF II would have to
be started on the east side before the hard
ware company could be got out.
The contract signed Friday provides for
the company to move by February /, 10ii,
and makes It possible for the tearing down
OF the building to be started about January
1. The Milton Rogers company has made
no negotiations for continuing as tenant
In the new building on the same corner
that II has held for a long time, but there
is a possibility that It will do so.
Twenty stories high and equipped with
every convenience of the most modern Of
flee building, the new home OF the Wood
men OF the World will be the biggest struo-
ture in the city of Omaha. six floors will
be occupied by the general offices of the
fraternity and the other fourteen viii be
filled up with general offices.
Tho plans were drawn by Holabrd &
Roche Of Chicago, designers OF the City
National Bank building, and by the firm
of Fisher q Lawrie of Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
BUY LEASE FROM ROGERS
Woodmen of World Make Step Toward
Erecting Skysoraper.
PAYS $4,000 FOR THE LEASE
by Purchasing Rights of Milton ROg.
crs Company Society IL Enabled
60 start building Its New
Home First of Year.

BY agreeing to pay $4,000 for the lease
owned by the Milton Rogers Hardware
company on the property which they now
occupy at Fourteenth and Farnam, the
Woodmen of the World building committee
yesterday completed arrangements for a
speedy beginning for Omaha's next sky
scraper.
The southeast corner OF Fourteenth and
Farnam with a frontage of 10 feet on
Farnam was purchased from Charles
0runig, who owned the building occupied
by the Union Quitting company and from
the John ID. Creighton estate, who owned
the Milton Rogers building, sometime ago
and the Quitting company agreed to get
out by November l. The hardware COM
pany had a lease which would not run
out until May 1, 1919 and was reluctant
to give It up.
The east Farnam property owners had
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
9-Year-Old Boy Drives Brush $500 Miles
Kids, having welcomed Uncle" Teddy
automobile instead of on horseback

to you what an investment the Brush would be for
you both from the standpoint of pleasure and utility
But it is sometimes hard to prove by the evidence
of someone you don't know, probably hundreds of
miles away, just how reliable the Brush is. Here is
test made out in the open with eyes of the whole
United States watching.
The Alternately Kids are famous the world over.
The feat of their driving Brush car $500 miles
has been watched carefully along every mile of the
road. Thousands have seen this 9-year old boy at
the wheel. They have seen him start the motor and
stop it,. They have seen him drive up steep hills
and over the toughest roads. They have talked to
him-have had him tell them how much fun he and
his younger brother had and how easily he handled
his Brush car
Those of you who have doubted the claims we have
made for the Brush doubt no longer. Those OF
you who have been afraid that automobile was
something that only expert could handle and that
only mechanic could understand, must look at the
Brush in new light.
There is lesson in this Alternately Stunt
which you should take home to yourself. Think
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
MITCHELL MAY MAKE. RACE
Roosevelt Interested in slggestion He
Be Candidate in New York.
LABOR LEADER DOES NOT TALK
brooklyn Man IL Assured by Colonel
He VIII Aid TO Secure Direct
Nominations Plank in
Platform.

NEW YORK, Aug. G.---Theodore Roosevelt
talked over the approaching state campaign
today with Assemblyman George Green OF
Brooklyn. one Of Governor Hughes stauneh-
est supporters In the assembly Mr.. Green,
who is one of the men who stood sponsors
for the beaten Hinman-0reen direct nomi-
nation bill, went to see Colonel Roosevelt
largely to talk Of primary reform. He said
he received assurance that the colonel was
In sympathy with the men who are working
for direct nominations plank In the plat
form and WOULD do all he could to help.
Truman Newberry or Detroit, who was
secretary of tho navy for a short time at
the close Of tire Roosevelt administration.
took luncheon with Colonel Roosevelt. Mr.
Newberry was asked whether he would be
o candidate for the United States senate
TO succeed Senator Burrows OF Michigan
Not this time he said.
Regards Mitchell Highly.
In the course of conversation between
Colonel Roosevelt and several of his Wis
itors, the name of John Mitchell former
president of the United Mine Workers Of
America, was mentioned as a possible can
didate for the republican nomination for
governor. Colonel Roosevelt was interested
greatly in the suggestion. although he
WA not express any opinion as to its
wfssom. He said he regarded Mr.. Mitchell
highly.
Mr.. Mitchell has been a resident Of
Mount Vernon, a suburb of New York. for
more than two years. He was not at home
tonight and nobody could be found who
knew II he had ever voted in this state or
not, but it was pointed out that his term
OF residence in the state would entitle him
to do SO at the next election, or to run for
office
SCRANTON, Pa. Aug. 5.--John Mitchell.
who is spending few days with friends
at Lake Ariel, near here, was asked to-
night about the suggestion to make him the
republican candidate for governor of New
York. but he declined to make any COM
ment
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
Squad Ordered
to Fort Omaha
Number Of Enlisted Men at Fort
Mcdowell Will Be Transferred
to Local Garrison.
(From a Staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. e.-(Special
Telegram Army oruers ielatlns " a
number OF officers were issued today
EaAnh of the following officers OF the
c51Vs OF engineers In addition TO his other
duties is detailed for consultation or to
superintend the construction or repair OF
any aid to navigation in the lighthouse
district specified. Colonel Solomon W.
Roessler. the Porto Rican lighthouse dis
trict; Major e. Il. winslow, the Hawaiian
lighthouse district; Major Jay ], Morrow
the Alaskan lighthouse district.
The following officers are detailed for
duty at the army service schools: Fort
Observation-Disclosures Thomas @. Hanson,
Eighth infantry; Captain William Kelly,
tr.. Ninth cavalry. Major Oman Bundy, In
spector general, is relieved from duty as
assistant to the inspector general. De-
partment OF the Missouri, and will report
60 the commanding general of that de-
partment for duty as inspector genera.
hst the department.; Co.onel Solomon W..
etoessler, corps OF engineers, in addition
to his other duties, is detailed for con
sultation or to super-ntend the construc :
tion or repair OF any aid to navigation
in the third lighthouse district, vice Ma
jor Charles L. Potter. corps of engineers,
relieved.
firet Lieutenant :. Chase Dekrafft,
medical reserve corps. is relieved from
active duty in that CORPS, to take effect
August IL.
The following enlisted men of the sig
nal corps, now at the recruit depot, Fort
Mcdowell, will be sent to Fort Omaha;
Master Signal Electrician Charles H.
Carpenter, First Glass Sergeant Edward
Marshall. Sergeant j. L. Emery, Corpor-
ais Howard A. Ezell James f. Hartman
c, f, Kline, John l., Lindsay. Thomas O.
Griffin, and First Glass Privates Gus w
Anderson. II. Clayton. a. L. Davis. T. O.
Flora. NJ T. Hayes, ]. w. Leroy. r. r.
Montgomery. r. b. Snowdsn. ]. zuEgar
Robert NJ. Bell, r. ]. Chubb and John A
Edwards. Leaves OF absence are granted
First Lieutenant Charles +. Swartz
Tenth infantry recruiting officer. five
days; First Lieutenant John Symington
First cavalry recruiting officer, -four
days; Captain william NJ. Smart. medica
corps, two months from September Z.
The postmastsrs at Harrington, Neb.
and Broolsings, s. d.. today requested th'
postmaster general to grant them author
lty TO open postal savings banks at thell
respective offices.
The comptroller of the currency has
approved the conversion OF First STATE
bank At Wilmot, S. d., into the Firs
National Bank OF Wilmot. with $4,000
capital.
Thomas Stacey has been TeinstateC
rural carrier route No. l. at Farmer
S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

jobs to oversee at one time. 1t is worth money
to you to be able to make the rounds quickly and
economically. For this work the Brush has no
equal. You may be physician. The ease with
which the Brush can be started appeals to the
physician, because he has to stop and start his
car perhaps oftener than any other user, and so
on down the list-merchant manufacturer, city or
country statesmen, r. f. D. carrier, farmer--al
are using. the Brush and are finding it the best
investment thew ever made.
The longer you delay investigating it, the
longer you may be doing yourself an injustice,
the longer you may be postponing the opportun-
ity to increase your income and decrease your
expenses.
We have not said a word about the pleasure
side of the Brush. The Alternately Kids havs
demonstrated that feature so we'll that we need
say little about it. No car offers more as
pleasure car, except size and carrying capacity.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
UII,s Ueaches winnebaso.

w1NNEBAGo, Neb., Aug. 6.-(speoial.)--
Special Agent e. L. Ellis Of the Indian
office who has an appointment on a COM
potency commission, is here looking up
pertaining to his work. He
and Superintendent Kneale will go over
to Macy, where a like commission has
recently finished its work.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
MAsTlFF ATTACKS WOMAN
Butler, Pennsylvania, Woman Res
cued from Huge Dog which
is Tearing at FIesh.

BUTLER, Pa, Aug. 6.-LyinS prostratS
in the street with a huge masuff standing
over her tearing at her flesh like a wild
beast, Mrs. Rosie Purvis OF this city was
rescued from death today by q score OF
men. who beat the dog into helplessness
The woman IL in a hospital fatally injured
Mrs. Purvis had tried to rescue her two
children from the dogs attacks when the
brute turned on her.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

The Alternately Kids famous because of their horse
back ride from Oklahoma City to New York to meet
Colonel Roosevelt his return from jungle and
court returned to their home in the far Southwest in
their Brush Runabout, with Louie aged g. at the
wheel. They left New York July 9th and reached
Oklahoma City July 29th
The boys chose Brush Runabout because it is the
only they could start and handle without help and
simple mechanically they could understand every
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
PEACE CONGRESS TO ROME

InternntIonhA UHtheFInB ENDS SennIom
at StockhOIm--Rusaia Represented
for First Time by DeIeEatea.
STOCKHOLM, Aug. 6-Ths International
Peace congress, which has been In session
since August /, closed today. Among the
900 participants were a score of American
representatives, and for the first time in the
history OF the peace congresses the Russian
Iocieties were represented.
The action OF the American congress In
authorizing the president to appoint a com
mlssion to study the question OF elimination
Of armaments was Gpplauded repeatedly
when referred to In the speech and a reso-
luton was carried by reclamation urging
ali governments to follow the American
isaa. the next eonsress wiz meet In Rome
n xaM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

boy, but no other car, except the Brush, could he
have so successfully mastered in such short time
and successfully managed under such trying
conditions.
Any good automobile made today can, be driven
from New York to Oklahoma City, but the Brush is
the only automobile built which a 9-year-old boy
could drive and handle for $500 miles.
The trip of the Alternately Kids attracted the atten
ton of the whole country 1t demonstrated beyond
argument the features of the Brush which we have
been emphasizing in advertising features re-
sponsbe for the thousands of Brush giving such
complete satisfaction.
These features are-simplicity, easy riding quail
tiles, freedom from mechanical Worries low tire
pense power to travel any road and strength to stand
every strain.
We have been consistently telling you about these
features for years. We have been trying to prove
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

the west. 1t has been tried out all over
the country and is accepted everywhere
The new models are said to be great beau
ties.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

buyer as this feat Of 9-year-
old boy driving a Brush runa-
bout from New York City to
Oklahoma City.
Our Omaha saesroom and Brush dealers every
where have Brush cars at your disposal for demon
stration purposes. They are kept in readiness to
prove just how valuable the Brush would be to you,
Decide right now to examine the Brush, ride in it.
drive it, to for yourself just how it be adapted
to particular uses either in your working
or playing time, or both.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

thing about 1t. Their car was a
standard stock model, an exact dupli-
cate of the car you can buy for $485.
Louie did all the driving, his brother
Temple being too small to properly
manipulate the foot pedal.
Driving the car with one hand.
while blowing the horn with the
other, this 9-year-old boy threaded
his way through the traffic and be-
tween lanes of cheering people out
of New York City and into the open
country, with the seeming indiffer-
ence and freedom from worry that q
racing driver would display under
the same conditions.
Louie Alternately is a wonderful
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

No tour-no endur-
anCe run no race
ever answered so
many questions inn
portant to the pros
peCtive motor car
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07

No car offers as much, when you
take into consideration the lack of
tire trouble and the ease and eco
nomy with which it can be operated
all of which go to make automo-
bling for pleasure worth while.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-07
ALONG AUTO ROW

CONTINUED from sixth Page,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-01-14

NoTICE-UuUed states i.aua oalee. salt
Lake City. Utah, bee. n ipCa To Whom u
MAY Conccrns Notice h hereby given that the
state OF Utah has hled ia thls ofnce lists OF
lanAs, selected by the said State. uudcr Sec-
ti0n of the Act of Congress, approved 4alN 10
iSQa. as Indemnity school lands, as follows.
Vias sea swA sec. q, L 81 :, X. u W., Serial
GAIA copy Of said lisa, so lar as d relates 10
said tracts by descriptive suOdiNls iOus, has
been c0aspieuousiy posted Ia this 9thce tor la
spg ctlOn by ANY person Interested, and oY the
pablic generally, nariag the period OF pahli'
cation Of this notice, or any time thereafter,
aud bctore dual approval aud certlncotlon,
uudcr departmental regulations ot April AlslI,
protests OF contests against the Claim Of the
State 10 any OF the tracts subdivisions herein
before described GA the groaad that the same Il
more valuable Zoe mineral than for agricultur-
al purposes, win be received aud notcd tor re
port TO the General Land ofiee az Washington,
h. {. Failure 80 90 protest OF contest Mtthtu
the specified time, viii be considered suihetent
evidence Of the nou-mineTal character OF the
tracts and the Selecti0ns thereof eeiug other
wise tree from obiectiOa will be approved a.
the state. 4. n, X, THOMPSON, Register.
First Dec. l1-Last Jan, IL
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-01-14
Friday. Jan. -. 1910.

Encourage every homo enterprise.
Take an interest 10 svery Industry.
invest literally In the stock OF faith
and good will, aud distribute II ell
over your city, In every factory, every
work shop, every business house.
n will pay you large dividends, and
will cost very little. II can never
depreoiste In value. u will always
bs above par. Buy homo made goods.
Ask your merchants for them Wear
home made garments. eat home made
articles Of food, sleep on home
made beds, read home made news.
papers. Ia this way the money yon
spend 10 only loaned. IL will come
back TO you again with interest
Praise up your city.-don't run II
down. Stand by your merchants and
manufacturers they are the hone
and siDew Of your municipal structure.
Stand by yonr churches aud your
sobools--th.y are the homes OF your
future. Stand by your press--it 10
the tireless sentinel that guards your
interests fsalins Call.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-01-14

Bank Annual Meeting i.

The annual stockholders meeting
OF the Bank OF Southern Utah was
held ut the compauy's ofiiue Jan. 10,
1910.
The report OF the Secretary showed
the business to be In safe and
prosperous condition. The net earn
inss for tia year was - per cent. OF
which IL per cent was paid In divi-
dends TO thu stockholders and the
balance was turned 10 the reserve fund.
The following we're elected directors
for the ensuing year: ". I. Porter,
u. 4. Jones, NJ, u, Hlgbee, David
Bulloch, t. A. Thorley, J. L, sevy
and II. w. Esplin.