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The Dolores star., 1910-07-22

that Miss Molly should walk into the
house and announce to the aunt that
from what abe had seen Of Dr.. Flint
she didn't believe he knew enough to
sst the broken leg Of ~ old rooster.
Two hours lattf. the girl Was Ct the
sats again. Not because the doctor
had Axed things up and vas ready 70
90 back TO town. but 10 $50 the sun.
sst. The view from the gate vas ans.
Miss Molly vas nov In pink. She vas
10 pink to match the sunset. 10 the
doctor couldn't sec . giii In white be
might geo one In pink. but odds vas
the difference anyway.
He drove right past looking straight
ahead Of him. - n he we're the oniy
man In the county. and the gisacs Of
contempt and Indignation sent after
him did not even make him shiver.
did you see him TOT" asked the
aunt ~ the niece returned TO the
house.
u saw somtihins or somsbody In Q
GIG. and Il might have besn be-" vas
the indifferent reply.
u suppose be 10, worried about his
patient"
II don't 80 Why. it's sothins but q
broken leg Any sawbones can ct .
broken Leo. He'd better worry about
other things. He'd bstter worry about
bic syesight. ! think be 10 near.
sighted"
"Why. ! never heard Of ~"
"Alnost blind. should say. and !
Aoa't care u be isi"
why. dear how hard.hsartsA you
arsl ! must 20 over and sss Mps.
Johnsoa to-night And ash Der n the
doctor Aa1 trouble b sssing the ,ss.
Maybe 10 borrowed Der spsctaclss "
A. tsa o'cloek The sext forssooa,
Mis- Molly Craashow had 70 WANDER
dowa 10 tAs gats y drive away Q ~
that vas squsalino 10 sss h.
~ vas ab0ws y rocrosa ths roal
whsu he doctor cains. driving b. ~
bal O 3 blue neentne dress this Tina
aal anybody ~ . blin1 mas ceuIi
have sssa tss when yst halt . alIs
away. Dll ". riat - herr Net
~ - eans ~ ~ drove pase -
tusss1 ~ taes toward sAs iarmhovos
e u tostino toe> ~ u thoi 1lFVsetso.
nilss 1slis stasei 1svn 40 49,
- 9 o4soe. ~ - was ~ ens 49,.
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-22
"A Case
Of Pjqs,e
VI stf W. - AAA
cs'E''As - s x .5'.'.''s l''-'''

sc'ss''sAt - Ey,. .,''s'.s's l''~sss
Msse = . oopulAs belief MT :
Goo1-touking sirl q : vain ~ -.
ceete1 GIRL md that she y slvnyu
pue(ag 70 ~ slmlre1. This may y
The case ID oas ipstaacs out a. ~ ~
OtheS - gsod-locking glrDs are ~ Z
blt vaia nor coecelted. They 1oa't
vast 70 b ADMIRED. but sre soGDs.
TINES BIT psqus1 " not looked q q
much - honsiy giri
This wss The case With nGtqp Nelly
Cranshaw. Who. % certain eum-
msr date. vas payisg . visit - NJ
mothers sister ID the country oeos
isysar-old girls. with her hair. tsss
and figure. would have possA bsfore
the mirror half the time. whereas ~
just went right along with suwsms
Indifference. That 10. she thought shs
did. and she was praised for n 0he
went TO the country knowing that she
would get freckIes and sunburn. and
that there were no manicurists or hair.
dressers. and some Of her friends
called her . little heroine.
But for the fact that farmer John.
sons hired man. ON the next farm.
fell Oh load Of hay and broke bic
leo. and that young Dr. Flint. from the
village. came driving out posthssts n
his gig. only . small part Of the Uni.
ted States might have heard Of Miss
Molly.
To reach tho johnson house the
doctor had to pass the Jessup house.
and Mrs. Jessup had asked the girl 70
stand At the gate and watch for him.
II she hadn't been asked TO be Ut the
gate she wouldn't have bssn there.
She would have been peering from .
window or corner Of the HOUSE.
The doctor came IN sight ct last
His horse was on the gallop. and hs
was 10 . hurry to reach bis patient.
but be might have cast just one look
ct the figurs In white at the gate.
OF. course. . hired man had brokss
. leg. and. Of course. the sooner the
leg was attended to the better, but
deliberately to ignore . good.looking
girl. the same ~ he did the roadside
hitchins posts. vas black mark
against him. Il was perfectly natural
The Dolores star., 1910-07-22

--say about one inch asd the remain
ing space h the mold b Allsd with .
leanss o. weaker MIXTURE.
While 4 b true that . mixture Of
one part cement and four parts coarse
pand VIII make Q brick that will sup
port q great amount Of weight Il will
not b waterproof. % BY nlling the
Arst one inch with . mixture Of one
part esmsat and one or two parts
sand We get q waterproof brick on the
face q greatly reduced cost.
The various parts Of this mold ars.
% shown. interchangeable. and must
all b 81 the same siss. TIE mold 10
held together BY the two bolts &C
which have hand taps that are quickly
loossnsd. The mold sets On Q bottom
board B md 10 squared and held ID
place By the four blocks AAAA.
MANY fsilnrss have bees made try.
lng 70 maks cement brick with molds
held Together With hinges. hooks. etc.
~ almcet I'll a. thess molds are con.
stsscts1 In way that Il b impossible
TO keep them square or suilciently
rigid 10 lamp the cement In the molds.
When the moids have bsen ailsd the
palette or dryiag board b placed %
top u the mold and al turned upside
down. the bottom removed. the bolts
loossned and the parts may then be
easily taken away from the brick
without spelling o. chipping the
edges.
.Ths mold must b. smooahsd With
sandpaper and kept we'll oiled. Aitsr
the mixture 10 well tampea In place.
lsvsl % the top With straight board
and placs the brick under some shed
a. q least In The shade.
Keep the pslsttes under water Tor
several hours before using them. but
- cure thu, al the surplus water has
bsaa 1rsiasd %.
Ths entire operation a moldiag the
beiek y quickly and easily dose.
ror I'll ordisary work. uss . mixture
The Dolores star., 1910-07-22

- wses sssr asss1 - anas ~
u1nuee0 lates.
4 r sev . thing b . glg q 0oosthias.
6saRu ~ % ~ hesss - seneeo1y-
! tAtak Il stoDDe1 q Johnecs's -
ennlewhessl- ~ ~ rsDly.
Art Hilla DosAe1 :. ~ nIeee y Z
DuesIed way. ~ 0aAe - rely. ohs
80 that ~ g1ri was ct q sorts bit
NJ n - sems elhss rseseo tAaa ~
tsue oee. Tn minutss later Miss MOI.
y bsgan 70 fsel ) sost q resklsssnsse
seuse ever ~. - sslt ME going out
md stAallng ID he Middle Of the road
and forcing ~ Doctor TO stop o. run
over hsr vhsa - hsaAs1 for town.
ohs Wandered bach down 70 The gate.
Dickine % stoass % she wsat and
tSying 70 plan socsthing. sDA she
rsachsl Il to As1 The very tAins q
hand.
II Dr. Flint haA hitchsd bic horse.
The halter had b s1ne way become
untisd. and the animal vas grasinG
along the highway instead Of taking
70 it, heels without stopping an In
slant to think. the giri gathered w
the trailing lines and climbed up into
the gis. Just what she was going to
90 she didn't know. but the horse set
tied that question b. heading for the
village on . sallop. There wsrs half
3 dossn yells and screams. and Aunt
Hilda got out to the gate II time TO
zee only Q cloud Of dust down the
road. She was looking and wondering
when the doctor came along and
asked:
Have you seen ny horse anywhere
along hersf''
And my niece has gone. tool" a.
most shouted the woman.
Would she take the horse and gig!"
"Oh. I don't know. but she never
drove horse and may BE- dead BY this
time! Hurry up. doctor-run every
step Of the wayi n you and her Ill
smashed up into kindling WOOD"
No. Misc Molly never had driven
Q horse, and whsp she found her
self being run away with she had the
sense to drop the lines and hang on
70 the GIG and let the horse settle
the matter. He ran for . mile. and be
would have kept on to his stable. had
not . country constable. standing 1t
his gate and woadsrins how be could
make Q fee. stepped out and stopped
him. Then be saic to the covering
young woman IN the gig:
"Horss thief. eh! A. II happens. I
know this rig. and you can consider
yourself under arrest. Climb down and
stand right hsr,. The doctor will
probably b. along soon. and u you
attempt to escape ! shall feel justified
IL shootins!"
D.. Flint found his RIG In good con,
Aition. also. . giri In tears: also .
constable who declared that II was
the most brasen crime Of the century.
and that he had . Photograph Of him.
sslf II the house IN case any news
papsr wanted Il II it, write-up. Miss
Molly was invited 10 get In and b.
conveyed back home When the Won.
assing hosss bad besn turned around
tLs doctor asked Der:
How ~ you come 10 20 NJ
sDseawss you-you-"
because wouldn't notice you. chr
sY-as. gusss ~"
~ didn't notice you because ! saw
fso0 afar Of that you we're stuck On
yourself"
EN- 20 such thing!"
The Dolores star., 1910-07-22
pseesee,

n you srs not . subscriber 10 Tbs
Star but receive sample copy o. two
Do notbe afraid oe receiving . I'LL lOs
same. Thh b one II our ways u Cd
vsvslslne. Tsks the yspss a1d red u
aud n you like II sutscribs for u, " nat
hand u 10 your neighbos, ussy b. be
will like u.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-22

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parts cearss. clean san1. 1is dsy ard
ed water until Il b Il sAs eoaslssssey
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vhsn seusess1 10 he han1.
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The Dolores star., 1910-07-22

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wene to make . peoat
q ~ song oses the animals with
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wase tes sgss nave heechso . new
esooa'
L6ss q tisas = go q harvest ume
oeessss 0s uots nave not ossn TO-
meke repears hssore ths machines are
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
NEW VOLUMES ADDED
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following thirty-four volumes will
be added 10 the public library Monday
morning, April I. 1910:
ellaneous-American Academy Of
Political Science-Conservatio OF Ma
tlonal Resources; Butlin Among the
Danes: Duncan Higgins: a Mans Chris
tiaD: Fitch. Beau Brummcl. Fitch. Stub
bornness of Geraldine. Gostlin. Bretons at
Home; Holbach. Bosnia and Herzegovina. .
Interna tional Bureau American Repub-
lics-Bulctins. vols. 2S. %, kittrcdgc,
New Metal Worker Pattern Book: Porter
Birds Of the Bible; Practical Real Estate
Methods Roe. Army Letters from an
Officers Wife; Soue Dictionary OF Eng
lsh synonyms; Wallace, Long Labrador
Trail.
Fiction Barclay The Rosary; Lubbock
Deep Sea Warriors: Mighels Furnace OF
Gold. Walpolc Cattle of Otrauto
Childrcns Books-Brown, Tales of the
Red Children. Clutter Art-Litcraturc
Readers, book ?; Johnston, Famous In
dian Chiefs. Lang. Stories from Shakes
peare: Lester Clay Work Marshall, Girl
Ranchers Munroe. Through Swamp and
Glade. RitChie; Primer of sanitation;
Roosevelt Stories Of Great West: Scan
dim Hans the Eskimo: Sterling, Il. $.
Midshlpmau in China. TaSgarL. Sweet
Nancy: stockton. Buccaneers and Pirates
or Our Coasts; Thurston, Rir Brother of
Sabin Street; Wade. Our Little African
Cousin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
Eccentricities of
the Actor.

George Sammis, manager of the Nc
Intyrc and Heath company, which
closed an engagement III the Salt Lake
thcater last evening. relates the fol
lowing story Of P. Aug Anderson: the
veteran actor. who begins a week S en-
gagement tonight at the Colonial thea
ter in the character OF Joe Portugais,
in "The Right of Way
''Somc wears ago ] was associated
with Colonel Sim. when that we'll
known manager was directing the tours
of Cora Tanner. who al that time was
recognized ms one Of the foremost ac-
tresses Of the country, and VIC had de
cred an enormous production Of ''Fas.
cination,' and began TO look around
for suitable actors for the important
roles. The leading one was the charac-
ter of Count LaGrangc, A survey of
the field brought p Aug, Anderson
TO the fore, and I Immediately got into
communication with him. and the ar
rangcments were soon settled WITH ,ne
exception Of the signing of the con
tract, and il is here that the ccccn-
tricity of both manager and actor is
shown.
1SColonel Sim always opened his
season on Friday, believing that to be
his lucky day. and doubly so If IT
should happen to fall upon the 18th.
While we were IdlhlHG pN't ''' Ni'N'
md probable outcome of the produc-
ton, the colonel chanced to look at
calendar and noticed that the fol
lowing Friday would fall upon the 10TH
of the month. whereupon an idea struck
him and he told me to communicate
with Anderson and tell him 10 call at
the office on that dav for his contract.
tried TO be as diplomatic in my COM
munication as possible. at no time re-
ferripp to the dav or the date, but
asked him TO call the day after tomor"
row, At the appointed hour MI An
derson entered my office, and after
fcw minutes conversation regarding
ibe character md its possibilities. !
handed him the contracts. requesting
him Ia sign them al once. He took
them me, up and casually glanced over them
and md remarked that he would take Them
hnmc look them over, sign and return
them AT an early date, Al tins lunc'
tmTe tmT Colonel Sim, who had small prl'
vate Office adjoining that Of mine,
i0SSF1I :" Phil. if YOU want to play that
rart SION those contracts now -,
'UWhcn he made this remark nc NJ
lie guessed the outcome. Mr. Ander'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03

April S. This great produc tion, "The
Johnson Kelchel Fight, :" consists Of
three reels of film and gives The entire
twelve rounds Of the fight complete, in
Guiding the principal prcliminarics,
Tho photography throughout is excel
lent and the action is entirely satsfac-
tory. The machines were arranged
where the best view of the fighters
could bo secured at all times. Those
who have had the privilege of seeing
the original fight and also the pictures
declare that rIngside seats only could
seeing the fight to as good advantage
as is shown in the motion picture re
production, The great interest mani
tested in the coming Icffrics-J ohnson
fight would signify that the capacity
of the Shubert will be packed during
the time this subject is fcatured.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
THIS WEEK IN PLAY
HOUSES OF SALT LAKE
Continued from Preceding Page.

Continued from Preceding Page,
ten especially for Ethel BARRYMORE and
which did great deal toward making
MISS Barrymore famous aS star; in
iact' IL was her first notable success.
1t is particularly clever society com.
edy. and exactly fitted TO Miss Rus.
sell 5 style and personality. Her man
ayers claim IT is her best work. and
nave chosen il rs the best vehicle to
introduce her 10 discriminating pnblic
She is surrounded by an exceptionally
clever New York company and an clab.
orate scenic production.
The offering for the week beginning
Monday, AErIl 4, AZ the Casino is an
unusually strong one. The headincrs
wilI be MoreY and Ford. premier enter
talners; Burke and Burke. singing and
dancing comedians, in thcir skit .fThc
"a Messenger Boy and Maid" come
highly recommended; Carrie Duprie. the
child serio-comlc, VIII make her first.
salt Lake appearance The bill of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
,.;re Club Among
rhorus Girls.

.,us girls with "A stubborn
have formed Il " Mil
IN In other words, these
I, s.yo banded together, or
La corporation. the object
'nto we'd q millionaire or
5v;, What do You hear
little Lois Geoman is the
II This very mercenary
She thought at first that
y y Girl with the show would
\ mi she now acknowledges
doomed to disappoint-
evcr three other girls
.sve Nathalie Thayer and
>tbc frst two being broil-
'ilatter a "show girl'D
r,,,b Miss Yeoman 5 views
.rtcni that they got in. y
/. of the club The first mem.
"a q man whose financial
mi nm to the milliondolla
N he esteemed a traitor TO
= '.s and will be visited with
.siry forms of punishment.
see why we can t marry
4, saws little Miss Geoman,
are of the easiest things
4 to do. Dozens of chorus
ione so in the past. Why
"a You know, ] think IL IS
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son looked at Colonel Sim, then turned
TO nc. took the contracts out of his
to the door, and with good day, gen
tlemen. left, and it took TWO weeks
of hard work to get his name TO the
contract The piece was failure. aud
while Mr.. Anderson thinks il was the
greatest part he has ever created, he
attributes its failure TO Colonel Sim S
FRIDAY opening
Tribune Want Ads
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p Q regular cinch. I can t
'ot llihgton s darning socks
; having a Mercedes or Pan
'ur constant command looks
1etter to me- -
Burnsidc, dark, stately,
'en asked why she hadu Z
Millionaires' club. - H'I
M ideas on such matters, -
"and one Of these ideas is
fno right man comes along
ne hasn't yeti, whether he
1pfe or a dry goods clerk,
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IT. VIII be me for him / don I think.
history shows where money alone has
ever been able TO purchase real happi.
ness. or course. difference of opinions
make horse races but ! am rather in
Ellington version, myself.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03

pictures is an unusually strong one
there being two numbers each by the
biograph and Patbe. OF especial inter
est viii he the great polar bear hunt.
The bill will run throughout the week,
afternoons and evenings.
Manager Florence has secured one Of
the greatest feature attractions ever
produced in motion pictures which will
be presented at tho Shubert thcater
during the present week, concluding
with the performances Friday evening.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
AUGUST 8, 1910.


President Fraser in the chair;
President Frazer In the chair;
other\ commissioners answering to
their names as being present,
Grouse, Grieve.
Motion that the minutes of the
last regular meeting be approved as
printed on slips.
Petition from property-owners
along West Side avenue for a water
main was on motion referred to pipe
committee.
Report of committees:
Committee on Pipe-No report.
committee on Power-No report.
Comm@tee on Finance-No re-
port.
Committee on Real EstateeNo
report.
ON motion warrants were ordered
drawn for the following amounts:
Fuel & Supplies at Runyons 172.s5
op0irs 1,123.S2
Taps ana meters ....... 1850
Printing and Stationery HOO
Ineldentais .......... 2s7.Sb
extension 2,b7s.b8
Report OF Superintendent Croweil
for month of July, 1910.
To Meter Bills "a q "a
To Taps. Meters & Permits 1880
s4.116.s4
Deductions ........... 27.50
Taps ls'n made during month. as
Requisition for leather betting
and parts for Worthington boiler
feed pump was on motion granted
and the superintendent was empow-
cred to purchase same.
On motion the clerk was INSTRUCT
ed to notify C. NJ. Peterson 4 Com
pany that the coal being delivered
at Runyon station is of an inferior
grade and cannot be accepted, also
the deliveries of coal to said station
are not up to schedule as called for
I'm contract.
Recommendation from Engineer
Cettrelf for a set OF CRATES FOR new
boiler be complied and on motion@a
set was ordered from p. White x
sons, whereupon the meeting ad-
iourned.
W. GUY WEAVER,
1SS4s-szI0-1t Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10
TRAIN HITS
AUTO FIVE
ARE KILLED

Cape May, N. j., Aug. 1o.-Five hap
py vacationists en- route from Atlantic
City to the Hotel Cape May in a big
touring car were instantly killed at
the Mill Lane crossing Of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, three miles north Of
here.
The crossing is a double one, both
Reading and Pennsylvania railroads
crossing at grade within twenty feet
of one another. The crossings are not
protected by gates or dagmen, running
from the main seashore road toward
the ''land locked harbor'' here. 1t is
almost impossible to see approaching
trains. Train No. f3~struck the auto
lists, running at the usual fast speed
Of this famous seashore train. The
auto was literally torn to shreds. The
bodies of the unfortunate victims were
thrown along the tracks for 200 feet.
The victims of the accident were
Fred Feldner, former president of the
Cape May Hotel company and presi-
dent Of the Furst-Clark Dredging com-
pany, and wife; Mr.. F. J. Mergen-
thaler, Mrs. Fritz Mergenthaler, and
chauffeur.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-10

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