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A FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince Even the Most skep
 ticaI Of It's Truth.

If there is tae slightest doubt in the minds of any that Dandruff germs do not exist, their belief is compelled by the fact that rabbit innoculated with the germs became bald in six weeks time.
 It must be apparent to any person therefore thaE the only prevention of badness Is ahe destruction of the serm-whica act is successfully ae- complished in one hundred per cent. Of cases by the application of New. bros HerpiciGe.
 Dandruff is caused by the same germ which causes badness and can be prevented with the same remedy - Newlbro's Herpicide.
 Accept no substitute. Destroy the cause you remove the effect"
 Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpi- eide to-, Detroit. Mich.
 One Dollar Bottles Guaranteed.
 Jaclsson's Pharmacy and Sorrells Drug Company, Special Agents.
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FUNERAL TODAY
Or. John cressey, an old Citizen.
 Passes Away After Long Illness.

This afternoon from the home ai 634 ark avenue the funeral of Dr. John Cressey, one of the oldest cdtl. zens of the county, will take place, the pallbearers being Dr. J. c. Whit aker, Dr G II, Hallmap, Dr. E. NJ. Orr Henry Welmar. J 1. R. Foote and J. W. Hart.
 Dr. Cressey died Thursday ter noon. The bcdy had been aeld pend ing the arrival of brother-in- law. He was SC years of age. and came here from Vermont. being a gradu ,te of the Homeopathic College of that state He had resided at his Park ave- nue home for 24 years. and had been ia resident of the state for 37 years. He was an active member of the Bap- list church Mason and a loyable Christian character. His charities were many. and as result he died poor man.
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ONE RECORD BROKEN.
Boston Athletic Meet Participated in
 by 600.

Boston. Feb. 11.-At the twenty-sec- ond revival of the Boston Athletic As sociation annual championship games held in Mechanics Hall tonight and in which more than 600 of the lead ing college and club athletes of the country, including nearly score of champions. participated. only one rec ord was equalled, that of the 45-yard high hurdles, which c A. Chisholm, of Yale, accomplished in six seconds.
 Haryard's relay team defeated Yale in their annual match by nearly lap in the fast time of minutes l 1-5 seconds
 In other rely races of the night. Harvard defeated Princeton and was defeated by Williams.
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Church of Christ.

We, the members of the Church of Christ. offer to you cordial invita- ton to attend all of our services on Ouachita avenue opposite the Higgin- botham Hotel. The pastor will preach Sunday morning at II ann and 7:30 pm. The morning subject is, An old Love Story" Night subject, Change of Heart" We also ask you to come and join in our boosting campaign. Come and see a live Bible school. At l9:45 am. we also have Christian En- deavor at 6:45 pm. You are welcome come and enjoy feast with us. John M. Small, pastor
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MANUEL GETS REVENUE.

Paris, Feb. 11.-The Portuguese charge gave to the press today cop ies of a dispatch received from Berna- do Macahdo the minister of foreign affairs at Iisbon. stating that despite the fact that the republic considered the royal debts to the counry sill un- pail the government had ratified the action of Manuels agent at Lisbon in turning over to the deposed monarch S40,0e0 in treasury bonds.
 The government also is permitting the administrator of the property of the Honse of Braganza in Portugal to send tae revenues to the former king.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

 Corner Spring and Cottage Streets Rev. A. R. Llwyd, rector.
 Septuagesima Sunday.
 Sunday school at 9:30 am.
 Morning prayer and sermon at Il am.
 Subject of sermon, ''Comparison of the American Standard Revised Yer sion and the Authorized Version of the Bible"
 Special music.
 Evening prayer and sermon at 7:s0 pm.
 Vestry meeting on Monday at pm. Choir practice on Thursday at 7:JO p.m.
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MExIcANs RELEASED.

Laredo, Tex, Feb. 11-Jesus Car cia Villarreal of Monterey. and two Associates, all said to be prominent in Northern Mexico. have been under arrest in Nuevo Laredo for several days, suspected Of being revolutionary recruiting officers or propangand sts. Today their trial came up in the fed eral court and they were released for lack Of discriminating evidence.
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THE CHURCHES

Malvern Avenue M. E. Church, South.
 Rev. T W Glass. of the St. Louis conference will preach at II a m. and Dr Bowling, president Of the Inter national Sunday School Association. for the state of Arkansas, will preach at 7:l5 p.m. Don't fall to hear these gentlemen. Sunday school at 9:45 am. Prayer meeting Thursday night. Choir practice Friday night. You are well come F. w. Harvey, pastor.
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HEDGES KEEPS CLUB.

St. Louis. Mo. Feb 11--That the syndicate of local men had failed to live up to it's agreement to purchase the St Louis American League Base ball Club was announced oy President R. L.. Hedges of the club tonight He said that no payments ether than the option money had been made.
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OIL MEN INDICTED

Cleveland, O., Feb. 11.-Charles A. Sandals and Albert S. Griffin, of Cleveland, promoters of the Sterling oil Company, were indicted on eight counts of fraud by the United States grand jury today.
 They are charged with having used the mails to defraud people throueh- out the United States of more than $400,O0O.
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First Baptist Church.

Morning service at Il am. Subject, Burden Bearing"
 Gsvening service at 7:S0 pm. Sub ject, 1s There Life After Death"
 Sunday school at 9:30 am.
 B. Y. F. U. at 6:30 pm.
 Everybody cordially invited to at tend our services and all membcts urged to be present Sunday.
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Subject, Border Land Church Mem bers. Christian Endeayor at GAS pm. Evening service at 7:s0. Subpect, What We All Need. The orcaestra assists in the music at this service. The public invited to the services. F. M. Wylie, pastor
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christIan scIence.

Lesson sermon, subject, Soul. Services Sunday Il am. and We'd nesday pm, 127 Central avenue. Reading room is open daily except Sunday from to 5 pm. All are wel' come
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MARTHA WASHINGTON TEA.

The ladies of the Orange Street Presbyterion Church will give q Martha Washington Tea at the Great Northern Hotel Wednesday, February 22, from 3 to 10 D. m. The public Is invited ocome and enjoy the refresh ments with them
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KILLED BY COLLAPSE.

Ch'cago Feb. 1.-Two men were crushed to death and six others were injured, two perhaps fatally today, when the roof of brick shed of a brick plant in Blue Island fell.
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Central Methodist Church.

Sunday school at 9:30 am.
 League service at 6:30 pm.
 The pastor will preach at II am. and at 7:30 p.m. Morning subject, "The Salt of the Earth" Evening, theme, David and Goliath" Good music. All are invited
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$1o,ooo, ,ooo sHiP.

London. Feb. i0.--The new 5o.0o0- ton Cunard line steamship, wlich is being built at Clyde Bank. Scotland, will be named Acquantia It is esti- mated that the vessel will cost slO,- 0oo.ooo.
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st. Johns Catholic Church.

Services at s, 3 and 1O:30 am. and 7;30 pm. Take Ouachita avenue cars.
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First presbyterIan Church.

First Presbyterlan church. Wilmington avenue, near Central Services for February F: 9;9o a.m.. Sabbath school, Edward Campbell, superintendent. II am, public worship. Sermon by Rev. H. A Bowling. state supernten dent of Arkansas Sunday School Asso- citation
 Special music. Anthem. solo. 6.SO pm. Christian Endeavor. 7;go p.m.. public worship, "Serv- ice of Song and PraiseF A special musical program has been prepared for this service.
 10 am, Adults Bible class in main auditorium of church. Prof. Mckenzie, teacher.
 To all of these services a cordial invitation is extended to strangers and visitors,
 The choir of the First Presbyterion church will tomorrow evening at 7.30 D. m. render song service to which the public is cordially invited. Prelude, simple Aven" Thorne
 Mrs. Ima c. Hogue. Doxology ..-.........-... Choir Hymn No. 32S. Male Quartette Crossing the Bar" Fred Lewis, Willie C. Brown, David
 Finch, Marion Riggs. Anthem, sun of My Soul" Choir Vocal Solo. Rock of Ages ........ ...s...... Miss Ellen Anderson Hymno No s67 Violin Solo. Evening Star" Wagner
 Mrs. John F. Manier 0frertory, One sweetIy Solemn Thought ........a....s...... Mesdames Walker, Caldwell. Misses
 Horner. Faulkner Hymn No. 197. Violin Solo. sBercuese'. .. .Jocelyn
 Mrs. J. E. Manier. Vocal solo, Savior In Thy Mysteri- our Presence. ..... Willie c. Brown Vocal Trio, Shadows of Evening Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Faulkner. MT.
 Brown. Hymn No 515. postlude, Fanfare" ...... Dubois
 Mrs Ima c Hogue.
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Orange Street PresbyterIan.

Sunday school at 10 o'clock am. Preaching at q a.m by the pastor
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WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE AND sHEc's SAME TO YOUR DEsruNA. TON WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. ALL AT OUR OFFICE OR PHONE '0a- COOPER BROS. LIVERY | TRANSFER co.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

Kansas City. Kan. Feb. is.-Boys
who have acquired the clgaTetts habit
must overcome Il, indulge their crav.
Ing behind the barn, Or 20 10 jail.
such 10 the ul,in,atum Issued today by
Henry T. Zlmmer, chief Of police here.
He issued IN order yesterday to oil
policeman to arrest on sight every boy
under q yeass old caught smoking
cigarettes. Public school authorities
havs complained that the cigarette
habit h growing among their p0pila
and have asked the aid Of the pol)rs
department.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Washington, Feb. 2l.-If an extra
session Of congress fo'lows the adjourn.
m,ent Of the present session March 9Th
next, the Democrats Of the house Will
sst about at once to revise several
schedules Of the Psyne-AldrIch tartn
oct. Authoritative statement 70 this
eject was given o,st today BY Repre-
sentative Underwood, Of Alahaina,
who hes already been selected - chair
man Of the new ways and n'ean'
Co0.mittee.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
STATE NEWS NOTES

Thirteen nouunlon mlnsrs, employed
lat tho Rankin mins near Lafayette,
wess asFsstsd Monday 10 . raid BY
Deputy Sheriff shrsvs and brought to
Boulder charged With gambling. Thu
h the second raid that hes bssn made
W the shsriG's Office on the nonunion
camps In the coal fields.
Businsss n,sn oil over the Westsrn
slops, particularly harnessmaksm,
have been besieged with "personsi'
lstten during the last month In a.
tsmpts to ring them In on swlndls
which worked much during the lest
half century. The lettes tell Of an ON.
fortunate Russian hankes incarceratsd
In Madrid prison. etc.
Postmaster 6oun Of Denver an
nMnced that next sunday will be the
last Sunday that the postoiiice would
10 open for the delivery Of mail. Order
were received from Washington to
keep the ofYics closed on Sunday
from now on. These orders come - 4
result Of . Sunday closing poston'ce
movement which 10 ON throughout the
United States that b intended 10 give
the carrien Sunday without work.
Only those maintaining boxes will h
able to get their mall on Sunday FROM
now on.
Because too many cases. Of larceny
and forgery have been dropped
recently when the accused were able
to secure money enough to make reps
ration to the injured parties, the Ire o.
County Commissioner BaDta and Sher
10 BIrdsall, Of Colorado SPRING, hs'
been aroused and both state emphat
ically that the county b tired Of beinl
used o . collection bureau and thai
thereafter, n there b any probabilit,
that case will not b prosecuted, TIN
officers will refuse TO 90 out Of tn
county OF state and bring back alleget
criminals simply to restore stolen prop
erty.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

Detroit, Mich, Feb. GA compre.
henslve campaign to abolish the saloon
Throughout practically the whole Of
Michigan b planned BY the Michigan
Anti-saloon league, which met In an.
nual convention at the Y. n. q. A. IN
this city today. The league b hopeful
u victory In 1t least eighteen Of the
countles that are to vote on local op-
ton this year and next year the or.
ganisation vill carry the tight Into the
largs cities where the liquor forces are
most strongly intrenched.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
WV Peeaeess - o.

We nnd that potato tubsn beeegue
dssp eyed, knotty, kong aud sspso-
duesivs bscauss 81 conditions That
make The whois plant tend toward %
ing 10 esd. Orowsn Of grain Of sliai.
h esd, under irrigation. hing sincs
harmed that the withholding Of water
(which to plant n partial sssrvaslon)
just prior 70 the blossoming time wOuld
tend 70 heavier 81 which could lalss
b aiIsd By giving enough watss. We
6nd that similarly diseasa. early
drough OF Gloss aud deep cultivation
make the potato plant tend toward
strengthening it, main ste1,s 70 b.
come seed bearing stalks. A. the tub
srs are swelled stems they psstaks u
the stem tendency aud their shape b
fixed thereby; while the strength ussd
In preparing for seed reproduction
mates the vegetstive or tuber growth
and yield far less.
The ;ubers formed under these con.
ditions have the impulse within them
70 hear blossoms and seed, and are not
good for planting. Conversely, potato
plants grown under good early condi.
lions Of food, moisture sud health have
In their tubers no Impulse toward SCI.
ual reproduction; but given - good or
better conditions another year, expand
negatively and with yield and pro
1T. The varied conditions Of Colorado
aud liberal appropriations for investi.
gstlons have made possibls the formu-
lation Of this principle, fundamental o.
Il 10 u the potato industry Of oil
nations, and 10 the production Of more
weight Of human food than any otheI
crop Of the world. Bulletin No. l7e Of
the Colombo Agricultural Experiment
station 10 statement Of this matter
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
Ths Prosperous West.

The u esterner's advance In ma
terial things goes deeper than mere
showers; Il Is the outcome Of .
new relation toward the possibili.
ties Of the soil and . new attitude
toward business, writes Prof.
Charles Moreau Harger In Leslie's.
The earlier settlement was made on
. basis Of speculation. Tens Of
thousands Of settlers without any
experience In farming took claims
or bought railroad lands and pro.
ceeded to put Ia" . crop. Hun.
dreds Of Thousands Of acres Of
wheat land were sowed year after
year without replowing. II was .
gamble--if the wheat grew, II
would pay; II Il did not, the ex.
peuse was small.
Nearly whole generation passed
before there was an awakening.
then came the period Of education.
The decade ending with 1900 was
. severe but effective school. I,
taught the western farmer that he
must depend on something more
than gueaswork. thst he must ID.
vessify his agriculture.
Ia the beginning Of things trans.
continental trains were halted IN
the midst Of Q great wheat field
that the passenger might feast
their eyes on the vision Of pros.
pesity. The next year the wheat
Jailed and the farmer went hack
Rast TO the wife's folks" Today,
10 that same valley, the passenger
- not only wheat. but corn, alfalfa,
herds and Aocks. orchards, and Z
$4,000 creamery 10 the distances
thar pays over ! half million dol.
lass annually to the farmers.
Those two pictures tell the story
bat there h more than that. The
raj prosperity WAS not apparent
until there had come = time when
~ farmer was able to lay asids
oonsthiug - savings. Had then
hssa 20 era Of more timely rains
- would have worked ont bid
salvasiou. bat the yeass Of the pasl
6eenAs When the moisture brought
noo1 CROPS where tillsge was we'll
ooe helped. Az soou % ths
lhrnar realised thst he was relieved
- ~ burdens and possessed .
800 eccouue. - began 70 give
- eloe 10 seiensi6c planaiag q
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
Friday. February. ~. 1917.
Hnsore.ag tls Criminal Laws.

n~NNSD~
Prompt and vigorous enforce
ment OF the laws against crime
would do much to stop this whole
sale slaughter Of human beings BY
men who carry gums"
The number Of homicides In this
country Is appalling, and Denvers
record for crimes OF this kind Is
almost as black as that Of any
other community In the United
States. Human life Is not secure
in the face Of this reckless use Of
deadly weapons; and the rarity
with which anyone is compelled to
pay the extreme penalty OF the law,
acts q q license to commit crime.
Men count upon . certain measure
Of immunity against punishment
for homicide; and facts seem to
Justify the conclusion that crimes
ot that kind are looked upon as
les odious than those affecting only
property.
II Is . reproach to Americon civil
lixation that this is true; and Il is
one which rests with special weight
upon the West and South, because
in these sections homicides are
more numerous than in the East
and infection Of punishment is
relatively less frequent.
No man can deny that the proba-
bility 10 far greater that q murderer
in Colorado will escape the penalty
Of his act than in New York OF
Massachusetts,. But there Is no
reason for this in the law itself.
Murder 10 a much . crime in Colo.
RADIO - It Is in New York; but
there 10 . vast difference between
The two states In the promptness
and vigor with which the law Il
eufogced. This can be accounted
Gos only On the gfouud Of differ
euce 10 the degree Of vigor showr
By law officers and In the state O
public sentiment. II 10 teproact
to Colorado that this is true. Thu
law should be - great terror L
evildoers here q Il il anywhere
else; and II would promptly become
20 u public sentiment demanded III
strict enforcement. - Denver Re
publican.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

IL wovk. The agricultural col.
leees and H. railroads extended
skelr I'D, aad GOOD Seed" trains,
"Iloe Bssedisg'' trains and othes
forms Of Intelligent assistance com.
pleted the emancipation Of the
western farmer.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
NOetce.

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same. This 10 one Of our ways Of I'd.
vertising. Take the PAPER and read II
and II you like It subscribe for II, u moi
hand It TO your neighbor, may be hs
will like it.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of jonas T. Quicl

decoased.
Notice 10 hsrehg given, that On Monday, ths
fifth day Of March, A. d. 1911 being one Of the
regular days Of the March, 1911, term, Of the
Of Colorado I, William W. Dunlap, sdministra.
tor Of said estate, will appear before the tudss
Of said court, present ny ANAL ssttiement - such
and will then apply 10 DO discharged - such
-adninistrator. A which time and place any
psrsoa 10 interest may appear and present Oh
Dated ct Cortez, Colorado, February 18th
1911. VIZ. v. DunLAs,.
ADMINISTRATION Of the estate Of jonas 7. Quick
Diseased.
First pub Feb. -. isll; last pub Mar. II, isii.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

Star ID bring Fssslts. Star psint'
Ing plsasss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

Positively no dental work Will Be-
done ct my parior during the next
tvo weeks. DR. J. D. MUs0RAvE.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

London, Feb. 2i.-A government
blu 70 abolish the veto power of the
houss a lords. which, u the govern.
mont y sb,s 70 pass u - u stands,
psosnlsss 70 accomplish ~ hlstosic
change To the parliamentary systssn u
Great Britain, wss intFoducsd In the
hosss Al cosunsons today By Prsn,lss
AsQslth. No ous peoesasss 70 - the
oSssessss a shs assilSsloaalsy hsetls.
A fSsl hosss Gsosd NJ. Asquith when
hs asuss 10 stass that b Ssls the oman.
ny was hshlnd him In the demand i6s
. rsepsm from the pssssut evil. II Tho
Lthssah have any thought of eosnpeo.
nlss, they ars keeping their intsntlons
70 shensslvss, and ~ gssatsst cosstro.
vsssy kmews IN ths eoSntsy lbs ssvssal
gsarsaelsss bsgas With 6eth s,dss -
isrssinsd nes - yisld ssssps 70 sspss.
~ ossssA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

A. G. CORBETT
CARPENTER & llOER
Plans and Estimates furnished for
all classes OF work.
DOLORES, cole. R.f.D., Dsx 4.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-02-24

I.ns Angeles, Cal, Feb. 2i.-ChaSlea
=. Walsh. the Los Angeles aviator,
wrote . new pass In the history Of
aesonauiios today when he took his
vile and two children, Kenneth and
Jusnlta up With him on trip In his
California built blplsas. They dew
moss than half . mile. Two canvas
ssats had been placed, one On each
side of the driver aud Into thess frail
psrchss climbed Mn. Walsh and littis
Kenneth Walsh, ased . yean. Mn.
Walsh carried her S-year.old daughter
Juaulta In her lay. None u the party
seemed To b. the least Llt nervous.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-01
Extravaganza of School Girls

The extravagant habits encouraged
in fashionable boarding schools fur
nish a timely topic for mothers to
think about In those schools with
the wealthiest patronage, the girls,
besides dressing most eXtravagantly.
have their own automobiles, their own
horses. entertain lavishly. give theatre
parties and spend several hundred
dollars year on photographs Most
Of these girls may be able to spend
upon this scale, but the worst feat
ure is that they induce a certain stvle
Of life in other schools where many
of the students are able to attend ONLY
at sacrifice on the part of their
fa antilles. Extravagant habits, indeed.
are not confined to boarding schools.
but may be found in many of our
high schools. The multiplicity of So
cietieS class organizations. badges.
banners and social festivities make a
sore strain on homes that have all
they can manage simply to send their
children to school.-Leslie's Weekly.