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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
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SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald.
Charlottesville. Va, Jan. S.-Manager r.
T. Reid OF the University OF Virginia
baseball team. this morning gave out his
schedule OF games for the coming season.
Il Is much shorter than any Of recent
years. ana calls for only twenty-five.
games. There are three open dates one
Of these viii be given TO the University OIL
North Carolina. a third contest between
the two institutions having been decidedi
upon This extra contest viii in ALI
probability be PLAYED in Greensboro, y. o..
thus giving the Tsrheels two Of tnel
three games in their own territory
The brevity Of the schedule is due TO b
new policy OF the faculty. which put a.
decided crImp into the bookings made last
fall by Manager Reid. quite number
OF additional games had been practically
arranged. but these were Cancelled when
the schedule was submitted 70 the faculty
for its approval. Too frequent games lasrl
season. a. many as four end fve erervi
week during the season. interfered with
regular attendance upon afternoon lee.
lures. About twenty-five colleges VINO mad
asked for dates had 10 be turned down.
Two games viii be played with George
town The first comes of here on sat
urday. April IL, and the second I'm Wash
ington. on Monday. MAY T. the first game
on the Northern trip. Other contests on
/ that trip include the University OF Penn
syIvania. Harvard. Holy Cross. Yale. and
/ the Army.
Northern Teams Booked.
Vermont. Fordham. and Colgate are
among the teams who viii not be seen
on the local diamond this spring South
! Carolina and GUilford, who also appeared
here last year. will DO conspicuous by
absence this spring
The season opens with Woodbury. For
est. the only preparatory. school given a
place on the schedule. Next comes ST..
Johns. Princeton, Holy Cross (two games .
University Of Pennsylvania ,three games .
Amherst 1.-TWO games Lafayette GWo
gamesg, North Carolina cat Greensboro.
Georgetown Harvard 1.-TWO games, North
carolina and Davidson. in the order
manned.
The schedule follows:
The Schedule.
Saturday March ls-WoodberTy Forest, at Char
ioitesyile.
Thursday. March 2i-st. johns Annapolis. a;
Charlottesville.
SATURDAY. March 8-Pri1aeto1. ri Charlottesville.
/ Mauday. Mareh 2-Hcly Cross, a. Charlottesville
! TUESDAY March . P1uusyiTaula. az Cuar.7rre'-
vile
WEDNESDAY. March so-PeunsylTauia. a. Chsr'ottes
VILE
Thursday. March 5l-Amhers- ~ Chsr.7'-esvills.
! Friday April I-Amherst az Cuariotresylie-
/ Monday. April 4-Isfayerre, 81 Charlottesville.
, T-.e=dav April 5-Iafayet;s, 90 CLar.1ttesgI-a
Monday. April II-No-th carolina 81 Greensboro
y 4.
saturday April l6-tieorg7rTTn. ar tr1r.1r -e,T-l-e
TUESDAY April 70 Harvard, az Charlottesville.
"Wednesday, Ap1il el-HsTVlul. At Charlottesville
Friday. ApEI Z-NU-h Carolina. ar Clarl5t-es
Vile
Tuesday. April p Davidson. at Charlottesville
Monday, May g-GeuT-zroEu. a. Washington
l TUESDAY. Nav 5-Peuusylr4ril. CO PIisds-p--a-
} Wedue-day May +-1srvard ~ Cambridge.
/. THURSDAY. MAY 5-Ho.y Cross. az Worcester.
Friday, MAY yale, a. New Haven
Saturday. May Army. al Wes- P0ant-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
Columbia Team Coming Fast.

Lookout for the Columbia bowling team
Of the Washington Railway Relief Asso-
citation. They have struck their stride and
are climbing upon the leaders. Capt Corn
nell has finally built up a right good
team, which from now on IS going to
cause lots of trouble for the rest Of them.
Wehausen and Carter are doing much
better than they did last season. Farran
has not struck his stride yet. but is i'm
proving. As for Cornell he is still bowl
ing his games and roofing for his men
lust as hard as ever.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
GLUCKS BEAT WAGNERS.
Interesting Rowling Matches I'm the
SaenEerbund League.

The Glucks and the Wagners were the
opposing teams of the Saengerbund Bowl.
ing League last night. and while the
Glucks were victorious I'm two Of thei
games. yet the W8gners succeeded I'M
downing more pins in the set
Rallies Hammer ''mosleriZed'' the
score in the last game by making safe
ZI3, and Lookout Wildt ran up PIC i1i
the first. which score cinched the game.
for his team. the WagneTs.
Ponikan did well considering the fact
that he learned the game by taking Al
correspondence course. and Charlie Dieta.
played In hard luck. as the umpire re-
fused to let him get fifty feet nearer thsO
pins when he rolled
Kubel in spite Of the ny-specks over
his name. rolled splendid game, as did
also NOgelsang.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
ORGANIZE BASKET BALL TEAM
Georgetown Collegians in Line anC
Adopt Schedule.
Will Meet Catholic University in
First Game Tomorrow Night,
Plenty of Material.

Manager Daley, Of the Georgetown
coIlegian basketball team. has made
public a schedule which, while it does
not contain a large number Of games,
speaks well for his ability in being able
to arrange games at this late date
Altogether. nine games are on the list,
including a contest with Baltimore City
College on the 22d Of this month, which
has not yet been fully arranged The
season opens tomorrow afternoon. when
the recently organized CATHOLIC Univer-
sity quint meet the locals in Ryan gym
nasium. From all accounts the Brook
land boys have first-class aggregation
Of goal tOssers, and as the Hilltoppers
are by no means an easy crowd 10
trim, q good game can be looked for
Plenty Of good material is on hand from
which to pick. and while Capt Kings
ley has already selected a well-regulated
FIVE. still some Of the subs will make
the regulars work hard TO keep their
places. The interclass games have
brought out some good material. and
next year. when the varsity Will lose
several Of this years stars. these men
with a seasons experience will come in
handy. Among those who are out are
Capt Kingsley and Cogan, forwards;
Wymard, center; Sitterding and Vlyman,
guards, as the regulars. and O'Conner,
Walsh. Brennan. Baillargeon, O'Brien,
and several others, as subs,
The schedule follows:
| Jan e-Catholc University
/ Jan. l2-TeCh High.
| Jan. 22-Baltmore CitJ College (pending.
/ Jan. 25-ForJ Mysr a. Fort Myer.
! Jan Zg-tlallaudst.
| Feb. 5-Gallaudet at Gallavdet
| Feb g-Fort Aiyer-
| FUb. 13-CaTOll Institute.
! Feb. I9-Baltimore City College, at Baltlmora.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
ARMSTRONG PICKS JEFFRIES.

Bob Armstrong, the cOlOred
hcRVy-Weight, wh0 prepared
johnson for the KetcheH fight
recently, and who engaged I'm a
ten-rOund fight with Jeffries in
Is0S, says:
"JeffrfeS VIII knock Johnson
out in half dozen rounds Jim
IL too big and too clever for
johnson, and is also too hard n
hitter. Johnson Is Overrated, and
is not game enough to take "a real
waIIOping. JEFF viii be fit, all
right. He fs a big bear, md has
not gone hack at all. am go
ing 90 advise my cOlored friends
not to lose their money on john
SON.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
LUSH TO COACH YALE.
Capt. PhiIbin Announces Re-engaEe
ment of Veteran Professional.

Cant. PhiIbin Announces Re-enEaEe-
ment of Veteran Professional.
SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
New Haven, Conn, Jan. S--Capt- Steve
PhiIbin, OF the Yale baseball team, said
tonight that William Lush had been re-
engaged as coach for the coming season.
Lush. who Is a former Detroit, Cleve-
land. Boston. and Cincinnati player, has
been coach at Yale for four OF the past
five seasons, and the mines he coached
have won two intercollegiate champion
ships. He is now coaching the Annapolis
Naval Academy basketball team and will
not report at Yale till about March /.
Capt. Philbin stated tonight that the
would cali out the candidates for the
battery positions next week He has not
vet selected the coach for them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
VIRGINIA DOWNS RIVALS.
William and MARY Basketball Team
Lose by So to Ii.
SrarSsf N T71a Washington Herald

University OF Virginia, Va, Jan g.
Virginia beat the William and Mary Col
iege basketball team tonight by the
score Of IS to a in a game characterized
more BY the briIliancy OF two stars.
Spratt and Marye. than by any excel
lence Of team work
The collegians were outweighed many
pounds, and although all put up a game
fight, it was Driver who scored nine of
the fourteen points made. For the most
part they We're considerably knocked
about BY their heavier opponents. The
work Of SpTatt the former Emory and
Henry star, was revelation. and his
work and that of Merye affords hope for
q successful season.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
Dumbartons Lose in Pool Tourney

sre,iaI to The Washington Herald.
Rockville. Nd. Jan. 6.-The second con-
test for the best two in three between
pool teams representing the Dumbarton
CIub of Washington, and the Montgom-
cry Country Club, of this place. took place
tonight on the table at the Country Club
and was won by the Rockville boys, S55
To $50. The first contest was captured by
the Dumbartons and a third and deciding
contest viii take place within the near
future At the Dumbarton Club. The score
Dnnsh4t4sr gl,,b
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viii Go 10 nnnriIIe.
Fhe.Washinstoa Herald.

Special to Thew aslington Herald
Lynchburg, Va, Jan. SIT is learned
here on what appears to be excellent au-
thority that Andy Bowen, the old local
second basernan, instead Of being sold by
birmingham TO Portsmouth. has been
sold to Danville.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

A large crowd filled the balcony OF the
Y. NJ. c. \. gymnasium last night to
witness two interesting basketball games
and a wrestling match.
The feature was the contest between
the West Branch Y NJ. c. a. Of Balti-
more, and the first team Of the local
club. The Washington boys Outclassed
the Monumental City team from the time
the whistle blew until the game was over,
winning 50 TO "a.
In the first half Collier. Roberts. and
Allen We're the stars. Collier made four of
the seven goals. while Roberts made two
goals from the floor and two from free
tries. Allen made the other goal, pretty
and difficult shot. Disney and Bartholow
were the only boys on the visiting team to
put the ball through the basket in this
half.
The score at the end Of the first half
was IS to 4 in favor Of the local branch.
In the second half the Baltimore team
played much better. but were unable TO
hold the locals down. Every man on the
reserves scored. In the middle of this
half Miller was substituted for Rob
erts. Miller made a fine showing, making
two goals. as did Allen, Collier. and Hop
per Walk made the other goal. Disney,
Kaufman. and Thomas each made two
goals for their team. while Bartholow
scored on a free trial.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

Of best all
al-rOmd school
tall weighs 1853
the District
the Presbyterian church games by sprnng away
seconds
shot
the football
school He played center and
Ratbon intends the baseball nine this
wub
OF
in athletics
vtdel 4 the sport RE
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

Goals from fcor-Furmase tg, GIL 81, Bischof
49, Tlummer. Morris Hanna o.. AlWine %.
Hughes 49,. Frce tTies-FUTmlge e.. AiwIue 90.
EsfprcC-Alr Haas Tmers-Mess7s. Young and ".
FIrmaep. Time Of halTes-0 minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09

Tech can play football but the Ma
chinists do not look very good in the
role Of basketball shooters
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OPEN new QUARTERS
George Washington Track
Team Hard at Work.
EATON IS CAPABLE MANAGER

Annual Meet Ia February hound Ia
lie Big succesS-ARair Is Being Well
Advertised High school Athletes
to Utilize &. w. L. Training GUAR
tcrs in Fifteenth Street.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
GOLF AT CHEVY CHASE.

Ben Miller Beaten by DenheId One
Down.
Winter golf IS fourishing at Chevy
Chase. Yesterday Capt George W. Den
field defeated Ben Miller by one down IN
eighteen holes. Tomorrow Mr.. Miller viii
try conclusions with Gen. Elliott. The
links are IN good condition, and the dew
otees Of the game IN winter time say
the sport IS more eShlarating than In
the regular season.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
V.SCHEDULEOUT.
Two Games with George
town on the List.
IS SHORTEST IN YEARS.

Charlottesville University TO Open
Baseball Season Against Wood.
henry Forest on March I9-sehed-
uIo Calls for twenty-five Games
Northern Trip VIII BE Made.
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lineup and Summary.
Northminsters Beat Reserves.

The Northminsters and the Young Mems
Christian Association Reserves of Section
p clashed for the championship OF the
Washington City League between the
halves OF the big game. The former team
easily defeated the Y. NJ c. \. boys, So
20 o.
The Northminsters outclasSed the Y, ",
G. A. five in both halves. The first half
the score was % 10 s in favor Of the
Northminsters.
In the second half the Y. NJ c. A. lads
got a hustle on, but it was too late 10
overcome the Northminsters' great lead.
In wrestling bout between Norman
and WeIhle. the latter won by two falls.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-09
LOCAL BRANCH WINS
Baltimore West Branch Y.
N. C. A. Quintet Defeated.
NORTHMINsTERS WIN GAME

Two Red Hot BasIxet-baH Games and
wrestling Match Interest Large
Gathering I'm Local Y. VI. c. A. Gym
naSium--Score of Big Game Is
80 to 15-ViSitOrS Outclassed.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
nv WASHING the FURNITURE
pseese TMst Nsve UssM csss On May
Easily - Neseeeo1 . ORG
Incl Brightness.

svsry lev people know that furab
lurs ougAt 70 b washed" sai6 sales
nan In he furniture section cf .
large department store. "Yes." b
costiuued. IT b the best thing one
can % TO hssp furniture looking -
veil % II should. One should take .
bucket Of tepid rain water and make
. suds with good pure soap. Thsn.
With . soft piece Of chessecioth. al
The woodwork should be washed. e
10 astonishing bow much dirt will
come on. A second piece Of cheese
cloth should Be wrung dry out Of hot
water. On this should be poured .
tablespoonful Of nrst class furniture
I olish. The hest will spread the pol
lsh through the cloth. Next. the fur.
niturs should be gone over with the
second 9th. There will be no need
Of putting On more polish. for that
much will do al one needs. Too many
persons make the mistake Of using too
much polish and leaving II thick on
the furniture. where It looks dauby.
and where II gathers more dirt"
There ID furniturs In homes today
that IL cast OF because Of its appear.
apce. when II might be brought back
to It's original freshness BY this sim
pie process Of washing. Many per.
sons do not know that . fine bit Of
mahogany 10 improved by careful
washing, and hundreds Of pianos have
never been more than busted In years.
A square Of cheesecloth for the wash.
ing and another for the polishing will
do the work, and the result will well
repay the effort.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

WANTED - Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the s-rvic-s Of n representative
In Mon'-znn,R county to look after
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusual successful. Salary
aud commission. Previous experience
desirable but not essential. Whole
time or spare time. Address, with
references, II. Z. Campbell, COsn,OpOi-
itsn Magazine, 1853 Broadway, New
York Guy.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
AL IRE CONCERNED.
OeopNovgMgNT o. NATIONS VA
TgRWAve o. ,NrgRgsT 70
\ gvgNv clTlzgN.
VITAL FACTS ARE PRESENTED
csss q osttIR0 Grain - Market Msse-
Rally Reduced rhrsvSh ohlpmeWt
By Wstsr-0snsMts plstslbvtsd Az
Over the Country.

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Osse w SeS""y'
fou may nov NOV "-you pIoo.o'y
sont-ous matter " 'mpo1.sncs
70 you wnetner the wa*rways OF tns
unitec Statos arg "mproveo 2. no
and tnis uus no ms''cr no ~
are. Wnst your ous'ness -. " Wnes
part o. tne country you W.
may % tnat YOU ale : farmer snd you
teH me tnat no"s
that Can maze suy dnnce y
you wnetner the wervsy - tns
Country sIe 'mprosso NY; o.
you hve away on. vest m1es y
from any I.seI "n'oo !" "s''sso'e "o~
Wal, ! ADMIT thu, n !. M. =. s..v
to see ~ the grain elevator down 1t
your railway station. but the benefit
10 there Just the Same - real. sure
enough, dollars-and-cents benefit. Wa
terways have already been Of tremen.
dous advantage to the farmers Of the
country ano inc" 'u''"e' np'os
men' wn pu. Ho'e nones 'u.o you'
poke" snd .noso VI you. ue's"o
aAe sn I ''us
iarse part Q! inc srsin ra'seo !" .ne
country snipped sway uom ene
place wnere y so~n. some 'o' use
ID tne eastern s's'es anu some 'oI 81
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Adherence IN Won nov much n coats
~ send your srsin To New YORK or
IIv.rpooi-.na there. where the
v.,srv.v come. IN
...
kG0n0mY N0Uo80
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
GOOD WAY TO FRY seeFsTeAk
In the Absence Of Q oroiisr, This
Method viii De Found 10
Give Satisfaction.

Take on iron spider. half al II with
warm water and put over . hot IRE.
The spider must be very hot before
putting the steak in It. When the Va.
ter boils rapidly pour II on. This heats
the pan evenly and does not burn or
crack II. Put over . clear IRE next
TIN II 10 all dry from the water. place
the entire slice Of steak In II. but do
not put salt In II. for It draws out
the Juice which should be retained In
the meat. Cook rapidly for . min.
ute or two. then turn over and cook
the other side the same. After this
quick turning turn back to the hrst
side II you do not like It rare and
cook TIL II 10 done ~ much ~ you
like. but keep turning every minute.
and on no account let II scorch or
burn. When II IL cooked remove whole
to the platter. When the steak 10
removed you may pour hot water into
the pan for gravy. When II ID brown
turn into = small pitcher. ~ there
Isn't much Of II. but do not turn the
water gravy over the steak or you
will spoil II BY making Il tough.
Sprinkle pepper and salt over the
steak. and be generous with the but.
ter. a. you can afford to be. since you
use none to cook Il with.
For . change. render out . piece
Of suet after r., ing the meat In this
fry some sliced onions TIL they are
brown rings. Arrange these rings
around the steak.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
vsloe Worth While,

Ny lady's lips are fair TO rce-
Away with learned termkl
BY Jove! II they were offered me.
ia never think Of germs!
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
One Of the ousilfsc a lone

One Of the Qualifications.
II believe I have the only perfect
husband"
Does he hooky'
.You didn't catch my remark: I was
speaking Of my husband. not Of our
COW"
1T vas your husband had In
mind. II he refuses to hook you up
ths hack he 10 not perfect"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
AND THERE ARG orhERs.

love the sea shore
Every day
pine and pine II b
To 20 away. dNEI
Hshs I cit cool jnI
Electric tanned
There are miles VII
OF rsd-hot sand.
Here. well screened - /"
Life 70 sublime.
There skseters jab
One all the time.
Here In q beadsd
Goblet tall
An ics-coid drink comes
To my call.
There. n IT'S up
To last years form
The only drinks
One gets are warm.
There are sand flies.
And fieas and heat.
Here are cold drinks.
Cool nights and sweet
0till the shore calls
And will not stop:
wonder why
I'm such . wop!
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

Miss Backe Baye-I shall not tell
you my age. and consider II i'm
pertinent for you to say I'm about
thirty-two.
Mr.. Lake Fronte-Well. you see. you
are pretty near the freezing point.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
A Worker.

A Worker.
"You say you are . temperance
worksrf"
"lndssd am. spend all OF my
time In the cause"
but thought you ran . soda foun.
taiuf"
well. don't ! sell three Ice cream
sodas for the price Of ons drink Of
vhlskyr'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

Mash Made From Stale 0essd.
First chop cold soup meat One. salt
and pepper Il. then crate your bread
or II II h too stale soak Il and
squssss out the water. Take isft.
over potatoes and two or three large
onions. Chop al this together. Stir
veil and Try.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

CURLING HE insewnia.
well. how did you sleep last
nightr
Like . top"
THAT sleeping powder axsd you up
I'll right did ~"
"Doc. Il was Q vonderi Ten min.
utss aftee sAs had taken Il she vas
- . ~ world"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
choee,sss Vienna Cake.

Three-Quarters cup butter. seven
sighths cup sugar. yolk Of I'VE eggs.
tour squares Of chocolate. one and one
half cups -four. three teaspoons bak.
Ing powder. whites Of ave eggs: apri.
cot or orange marmalads. ME- insrs-
dents In order given and bake In
small tins. like mufhn pans. Remove
from pans. cool. and take out . small
portion Of cake from center Of each.
and an tho cavity with marmalaAs.
Cover top with marshmallos frostins
or chocolate frosting
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

Take cooping apples and wipe them
with q clean cloth and cut them into
quarters without peeling them. and
have the cores In. Put In saucepan.
add enough water to keep them from
burning. and then cook TIL tender and
then rub them through . sieve.
Put one lump sugar to each pound
Of apple pulp. the grated rind and
strained juice Of one lemon to every
two pounds Of pulp. Then put II all
Into the preserving pan and let II aim.
mer. keeping II well stirred and skin
ned until It II cooked enough to set
Quickly. when a little 10 put on = plate.
Pour into Jars and cover when cold.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
Cough sirvp.

Two ounces Of aniseed. same Of
stick licorice. same Of fiaks mama. one
Of SIENNA leaves. one-half ounce of
horshound. one-half pound Of loaf
sugar. pint Of best holland gin. Break
licorice In small pieces and put all
to steep In two quarts Of cold water.
simmer. not boil. to one quart. strain
and add sugar and spirit before cold.
There are two kinds Of nake mamma.
but the light or cream colored II need.
I'd. II 10 sweet. and the dark kind 10
bitter. Take . teaspoon when inclined
to cough and on retiring. 10 an old
and reliable rule.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
A Queer One.

a Queer One.
Hayrix-Ole man Sparrowgrass air
. queer sort Nv critter. amt he?
Oatcake-l dunno. What's queer or.
bout himf
Hayrix-Why. 60 often ez I've heerd
him diseussin' polerticks deown Z tn
grocery, amt never yit heerd him
say what he'd do erbout straigtenin'
things out ef he wuz president fer .
couple Nv hours. by grass!
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11

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