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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-24
CALL IS MADE
FOR BANK STATEMENTS
UNITED pnEss LEASED w1Rn.1

Washington, April A.-The comp
troller of the currency issued today a
call for the condition of all national
banks at the close of business April
10
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-24
To Cnrn a roId ln tlnn nnr.

Take Laxative Bromo oulnine Tab.
lets Druggists refund money II II
fails 10 cure. II. W, Groves sigma
ture is on each BOX % cents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-24

Canada is now taking up for gen.
eral discussion, the question Of
why reciprocity failed" Apologies
to Sir Wilirid Laurier may yet be in
order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-24

A year in Mars contains 73O days
What a place for a league season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-24

Work on Albanys big tiye-story ho.
tel has begun.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26


tDooe ssvsntsss ysam u was thiuk
(T'tl sever ops6st the day,)
look The baskss 70 the etoso
AID Vhsu the clesk bed locked ~
Ger
Unto him dA ~:
ss(3ive ~ fous bite worth d lard.
Aod auuartev's w0sth 81 ham,
AeA ten oeuts' u husky ebssee
That comes from RoStssdsms,
And 0vo cents worth Of onions
And nl0ksl's worth a. sees,
Well, ~. you'd a-thought the blame
6Ool olsTk
Would laugh hIiusslf Oh bic lsgs.
NOV how do you Think" be said 70
with : most Offensive cir,
"Yous gOlOg 70 carry all that stun
In tlat Itttls basket thsrs"
Yesterday ! went to the store
With 3 haskell - Of y0rs,
The sanss old slse, the same old Kind,
An when the clerk hts car Inclined,
named my wishes DER:
'0ive me four bits worth Of lard
Aud Q quarters worth Of ham,
Aud ten cents worth Of husky chess,
That CONES from Rotterdam.
Aud ave cents worth Of 0eions,
And . uickel's worth Of egg"
Well, say, you'd . thought that blame
fool clerk
Hsd gone on laughing jag.
.Chuck the haskell" says he, "you can
carry II oil
In this here paper bag. "-Ex.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

II ycu aFs nos . s1hscribss 10 ~
etas but sscsivs . samp,s copy o. tve
% ses b alsa,d a sssslvisg . IN ~
saos. TAh b eas Il cor vsys q ..
vsstlslag. Tsks ne papss anl ~ h
end " yes liks u ssbsssibs ~ h, Y ~
haa1 v y pear as,gAess. ~ = -
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

% u toSooo ~ foety Uooooo1p
The farmer Who shocks winter wheat
that Will not yield more thss fifteen
b0shel the acre, with the thesmoa.stsI
ct 30 In the shade and no Wind blow.
Ing, with nothing To comfort him ex.
oept . poll at the jug Of water OF but.
termiik tucked away under . shock,
10 likely TO 20 homo feeling that raising
wheat b mighty hard way Of making
. living. He cannot help but think
during the hot afternoon u the ex.
psnss Of blowing aud seeding, blndlas,
shocking and stacking, and hauling to
market and be wo0dsn how much be
hes left 70 pay rent o. iatsrsss e hi
laud. There b nothing but dradkery
In growing this kind u . crop.
He may not ts cosnsostsd but paasI.
bly, beosfled u be he's . nslghbos Just
across the fence who On the sams day
10 shocking . sOrty-bushel crop Of
wheat. The awsa may b. quite = u.
ritant. the hsat % intense, - little
wind and the actual labor Of shocking
every acre . great deal nsose-but thia
forty -buahsl farmer sors home quite
happy and tells his wi1s what grssl
crop u wheat they have, how frss u h
frem weeds, hoe golden b The strau,
how veil Oiled the heads. He may
possibly odd The remark that this crop
viii 70 fAr toward paying Of the mort.
gage or the rent, OF that II will fusaisn
the nee carpet Of plano, or ssnd ssaan
o. Johnny To school,
The work may 10 hard but there h
no drudgsry about shocking . forty.
bushel Yield Of wheat. Il may b.
swirlsd. There may b. dimiculty In
sstting the binder 10 work In the bad
places, but u y real pleasure after ~
hecauss the man b actually makins
money. Nov u the nflssn. bushsl far-
a,sr. In looking With envious Eye ..
biz ueishbor scross the Ssnce, will
study how that crop vas raised, the
fertility u the land = the result Of .
rotation With alfalfa, notias the vlgor.
ovs operation Of the manure sprsader,
the thorough preparation Of the ssed
bed, aud the surface tiilass, the choice
variety AZ sesd and IL good quality, II
may relieve him soa,swhst Of The
dsudgssy Of shocking that nftseu.bush.
d csop.
II be 10 vlss, he wili concluds the,
perhaps u 10 hIs own fault aud consider
how be can remedy Il another ysas
aud turn drudsesy Into pleasure. II
be should b. thinkinx In this dirscslou
perhaps we can help him. II you are
going 10 put wheat on your oats stub
BIZ. stack your oats - soou - possible
And 81 them or the land. Thea nj
10 u 9th the dlsk aud dist u vulIl I
|ccss dirt mslch y sorussd. n Mains
should come aud start the shssieredl
psts 70 growing. o. 10 gsssninses ~
weeds, no matter. Then plow, ssd
harrow Immediately aissswssd. Kssp
lhls w until the time sss ssssllns 81
lhs 18Th u 6sptesakss and trust q
|sek SDs enough sain In The lsll 10 ~
~ stand going. Dssvss gSsld snd
Farm.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26


0De101o0 80 psoe10ae0.
Opeinism asd pessinlsa n hns-
ipr6 are fossves playine ses-sew
With each oaher. when one b up
he other b down, and % tn board
with which they play 10 nic>ly
balascsd, Il takes bat . slight in.
polse 70 make the change u tleis
relative positions. So the differ.
euce betwsen prosperous times end
depsessiou involves o. either side
bat . slight departure from the
oedinasy Trade necessasy to nee,
Tie daily wants Of life.
The tendency u always toward
q equilibrium sever exactly main.
tained. when optimism rules.
ovestrading produces the conditions
out Of which depression finally
comes. When business u dull and
tsade and industry possess bat !
sluggish motion, cousumption ont.
ruas production aud prepares the
way for Q resuwptiou Of work made
necessary BY the exhaustion Of the
surplus.
big harvests tend always to make
biz trade and short crops depses-
sios. But even an excellent crop
outlook may not 1t once dispell the
gloom Of long -coutinued depgessioo.
L b then that the power Of pes
siuism u revealed. The business
world y like Q man suffering from
% imagined disease. There 10
uoehing really the matter with him.
Dat % loug % be thinks be hes .
dangerous malady, his depression
nay Be % great - u the ailmeut
were genuine.
This seems to be the coudieion Of
some parts Of the country q this
tire. All the material factoss Of
busineas activity ere present. The
uschisesy y ready. Bat The exec
tsie cugrsnt 70 Pat evesythiug 10
0ceioe has noe been turued o..
IT, buslneas ccmmuaity lacks TIE
spisit q optimism sseded 70 drive
away he gloom and make The
world lcok bright.
there b nevestheless . large
volume Of business. L b %
always, 6os Tie people must have
food and clothiug and shelter. Sup.
plying these ordinary waists uakes
trade ard keeps many Of The wheels
q Industry 10 motion. Bot the
sltuatioa lacks The slight impulse
needed to incsease the volu9e Of
trade to the small degree which
makes the di6ersuce between dali
times and activity.
CeorRe Crosby, freight tral6c
mapaser Of the Durliugtou system.
10 taikine about this the other
evening, told OF Q man Who went
iron Seattle to New York . shos,
tine ago to boy goods. He had
$50, 900 with him and be iutended
10 spesd Il all. Bot he beard %
mich wloomv. ueanimistic talk In
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
(Publishes.l
Dspa stnspt u the Interior,

u.s Lasd o6ss 81 Dslaseo. Cciss.as.
Ncties 10 hersby given that Ro6srS B. Coanor,
% Fs6FuaFy ttH, 80, esds Hcssssssd April.
VIZ q .ss.iss I'd NskWs d e s.e sls %
s:sas: l.. s1 ia sole .S:s. e T :::..Io.
nsis kysaF. proof, 70 ssss6iish. elsla 70 he
Lard above described, 6sforp c. !. 1eharnhorse,
s.ssl q The sss.sy s1Srs q 1oass:s.s :css.y,
VI August, iet2.
CisInaps panss % uitueesss,
1alRh Dii!9a, .Joha D. Mclean, A. ". Dillpa
q. u. CuAQLfon,
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

TokIo, Jsly M.-An ollelal ballstln
1t The Enpseos's eoudisioo issusd st
IN sarly hose this nsosning. stated that
The emperor bed sleps we'll but that
hh Gesssal eeaditlon vss Hnshaassd.
nadsid. Spain, July O,-Hish Span.
- sGlslah lsday stated that shsss was
. ssve,stloa spsis,~g gsing m IN LIN.
bsn sad Oposlo. rustssal. The rsvo-
lstlealsts ~ sstssstsd u b II com.
posts eestssi q ~ lsalss city.
Nee Yesk, Jaly sl.-.Asshss Chap.
III q New Yest. established . tbws
nh wesid's seess6 ~ snetoseyllsts q
~ DdgAsea bsaeA nssleedsesus 10.
night Hls tlme Was ees sulsuts esd
olsy-nlns ed swe-elshs essoa1s.
Nee Yest. Jsly M-TAs Iesllss
llass fslssps - Pisasatas sssivs1
- os1an. - Ws1an1aS ~ sosso
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

pop0 10 ~ oooooe voo0 b0uoD1 -
cooked avs sseksss y aeash - =.
jussd = oshss, sss = theo ls1a11y,
vassosvss, Jsly M-Oee koses =
~ bsslsss district e sbs ~ - =.
sissly wipsd - thh nssalH9 = : IN
whtsh snsallsd . Iuss q shuul ~ )
nslllisa avllass. Ous ossmnn u, -
sicssly iajSssd assd several ssAen ~
marrow escapes frosn dsash whils Ihsy
wsss nghtius tbs ass.
TOklo, July OMclals admlelsd
today shas The Aikado hss Assu 1nllsng
rapidly u lass and thss ~ y nOu 10 !
csistSal ooudlst0n. Il was farther
slassd today that dsslh was Gully !
QUESTION u few weeks. the Mtkado
y suffering frosn kidney ssoGbis sud
hk lsmpsratvss Tonight We w. -
cosdipg y buiIsstu issvsd fson The
palace.
Asbury PAsk, N. J., July 0-Nsw
Jsrsey he's led the eastern slntsu In ,
new party movement today when .
mass CONVENTION Of proGrssslvss launch.
ID . sspsrats political organization
and dscided 70 nominate Q foil state
ticket for the November slecttou. The
eoavsntioH voted to put on tbs ticket
ut Of prudential elections suppostiny
Roosevelt, and when the wousau's
su6rags plank In The platform wss
adopted u aroused prolonged applause
Baltimore, July D--Ths bugle rev.
ellie call which hes echoed scnns the
PatapsOo river and through historic
Fort McHenry for the lest l37 years
was sounded this morning for The last
time, marking the sbandonmsnt u the
old garrison - military pnst. The
soldiers stationed there were sent to
Fort Strong, Massachusetts,. The old
fort, over which noatsd the Dag that
inspiFsd, Francis Bcost Key 70 write
the ''6tar 6pangled Banner" has long
been regarded by the war department,
- useless - . means Of delenss. Here
after Il will b. In charge Of . civilian
caretaker.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26
STATE NEWS NOTES

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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

|. AWfON CAMP, No. bs7, W. O. ".
Mssts the first and third Wednesday
4 evening" In the month over Dolores
fExSE FULcHER, &C.
FORREST BkADFlELD, Clerk.
leubopp Of other Camps slvays welcome.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-07-26

The DOlores Star aud Toledo Blade
one year o2.O0 cash In advance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
Weather No Bar
To Tiger Practice

PRINCETON. N. J.. Sept. S.-stin
scrimmage for an hour In a binding
rain gave Princeton's football candi-
dates the busiest session Of the year
yesterday. Despite the extreme weather
conditions. there was some clever foot
ball. and the afternoons drills showed
many encouraging features in the var
sity play. The first team had its FIRST
defensive work OF the year. and through
out the hour the forwards stood up
under a fierce scrub attack. The show
ing today had a shade OF similarity to
the Tiger defense that featured Prince
toms game last year, and the Tiger fol-
lowers who questioned the power Of the
forwards this year had every reason to
be cheered.
The most strenuous hammexing at the
Princeton line produced but one touch
down for the scrub, the backs OF which
included STREET.. Hendrickson. Freddie
Trenkman, Doolittle, BOLTON. and Havi-
land. Eddie Trenkman, last year s
freshman captain, was given his first
hard work and acquitted himself spec
tacularly at left tackle on the varsity.
He is a man of much the same type as
Phillips. and should make a good rum
ming mate for the veteran tackle. His
diagnosis of the scrub plays and his
long reach served him well on seevral
occasions this afternoon. Penfield, a
former backfield man, played the other
tackle position In q steady fashion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
CONFLICT OF DATES
seen IN COMING
TENNIS JOURNEYS
Rain Causes Postponement
of the District Tennis
Championship Play.

That some elimination OF entries in
the twenty-fourth annual tennis tourna-
ment for the championship OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia. which has been post
poned for three days. will be effected Is
now more than a possibility. Rainy
weather has been the cause OF the loss
OF much valuable time. and the fact
that the Columbia Country Club tour
ney 10 scheduled to begin on Monday
will cause a conflict In dates.
Many racaueters Of the Columbia Club
are entered In the championship tourna-
ment. and. naturally. they will not de-
sert the matches of their own club for
the events which have been stopped by
Indictment weather.
Officials of the championship tourna-
ment stated today that It would re-
quire Esunshine all day tomorrow to
dry the Bachelor Club courts suffici-
emily to commence play, and a revised
entry list will probably be arranged so
that the two tournaments will not In
terfere.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
G, v, ], STUDENTS
MAY BRING ABOUT
ATHLETIC REVIVAL
Track, Basketball land Base
ball Teams May Be Or
ganized Again.

Coincident with the general boom that
athletics in this city have taken since
the organisation Of the Washington
Athletic Club. a like effect is probable
at George washington University,
where sports have been an almost
dead issue for many years. Students OF
that institution are making every Ell,
fort 10 interest the entire school In an
athletic movement which will In all
probability put track. basketball and
h seball teams on the field.
This same Initiative has been taken
at George washington ever since the
athletes were put unuer a ban. but
heretofore the project has failed be-
cause Of lack Of funds. Certain stu
dents have signihed their desire and
Willingness TO support athletics In a
moral and financial way. II these stu
dents go through with their promise
and succeed In interesting enough of
the student body to finance athletics,
II is probable that their efforts VIII
no objection to athletics, but II refuses
to shoulder the financial responsibility.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
Yale Team Plays
Wesleyan Today

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,. Sept. 25.-Yale's
attack was tested for ffty-hve minutes
In the rain yesterday as final prepare
ton for today's opening bout Of the
season. when Wesleyan, which has fg-
ured at the football curtain-raising at
Yale for thirty years. will perform here.
Three touchdowns and a field goal
wee piled up on the scrubs, the first-
string players being held In the lineup
till two touchdowns had been recorded,
when subs were rapidly thrown Into
the playing order. Alternating straight
line plunges. masked behind simple
formations. with forward passes, made
the varsity advance irresistible. Ran
DAN was back at guard and captain
Spalding returned to his place at right
.halfback, his first appearance sinse his
hip was injured last week. Spalding,
Philbin and Beckert, of the second
eleven. were the stellar ground gainers,
while Quarterback Cornish worked free
for a D-yard gain.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
HART MENTIONED
As COACH OF THE
V|G|LANT ELEVEN

Wayne Hart. one Of the greatest
tackles ever developed In this section Of
the country and unanimous choice for
that position on the All-south Atlantic
football team for the past four years,
Is to coach the yigilant independent
team according to reports received to-
day.
Hart is expected to take charge i'm
mediately and should have fast team
this year as the material reporting Is
considered of the best. Manager Joe
Olivef announced a number Of new
men who will try for the team and
many games are expected during the
coming season.
The success Of the team last year has
drawn out excellent material. Martin.
Edwards, Giebel, Fridel, Allen. Licarione,
Brumbrust. Ellis, Collingsworth. and
Mackenzie are to turn out at Fifth and
l. streets southeast for practice shortly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
May Compel Managers
To Enforce Training

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-President
Charles w. Murphy, OF the Chicago Ma
tional League baseball team, has ex-
pressed the opinion that in a short
time all managers Of big league clubs
will be compelled to enforce strictly
the clause in the contract prohibiting
players from drinking or smoking dur
Ing the baseball season. I
II believe the bringing and smoking
clauses can be enforced. II find other
wise. | will switch my team around I'M
I'll secure the men who will do as l
tha naw r,,ias a, ,pss Al, nv, WI, emior nd
II It puts the team in last place"
Murphy says II necessary he will hire
detectives to watch suspected players.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Sept. r.
In his efforts to bolster up the ex-
tremes o fhis line, Speed Elliott IL to
receive a welcome addition to the squad
this afternoon in Smith. who was the
star end Of Lawrenceville Academy
year before last. Smith entered college
last fall. but could not remain. because
Of the III effects OF a siege Of typhoid
the summer before.
Smith was considered the star of the
I.awrencevilie team his last year there
and was counted as a Princeton GER
tainty. However, he was prevailed upon
by "Hev" Carter. a classmate of his
at Lawrenceville, to enter the Southern
institution. Carter made good with a
vengeance last season. but Smith had
TO lay of. on account Of having con-
tracted typhoid the year before. Smith
" a big man for an end. being Ave feet
eleven and weighing 175 pounds.
The discovery Of two ends capable OF
checking the fast Georgetown backs
has now become a serious problem at
virginia. The Orange and Blue have
been extremely weak on their ends for
the past two seasons, and a big effort
will be made to fll these holes. Ed
Finiay. according to Coach Speed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-09-25
HEGARTY PLEASED
WTTHPROSPECTS
With Three Sets of Ends and Ample Material for the En-
tire Line, Georgetown Is Confident of First
....... Class Eleven
By BRYAN MORSE.

portunity to practice this year"
No announcement has been made Of
the team which is to start the Ran
ssDcs;sd ,Ss sa%s sa,nrSsg b, u,as
during the play. each candidate being
given a thorough trying out.
The team had an hour and q half
blackboard talk from the coaches yes
terday afternoon. during which time
Coaches Dennis and Garyan illustrated
all their instruction. The men were
taken out on the soggy field for a short
practice which lasted little more than
in working out Heiskeii at tackle. With
Ritch In center on the defense, and
the plays we're aimed at these two men.
who showed up well.
morning and the game will be watched
with considerable interest as II Ia
likely to be the first football game
Of the season In the District this year.
Tech or the Aggies and both coaches
viii have their men In a Regular line
up for the first time. Georgetown Is
meeting Randolph Macon in thu after
noon.
Western and the Georgetown Props
had a tentative game scheduled for
Friday afternoon. but the Props have
been out for but two days and Western
has yet to make Its appearance on a
football field. The game will be called
or and postponed until later In the
season.
They are making ready for fair
weather at Brookland In preparation
for the football season. Coach Harry
McDevitt, the old Dartmouth player
Is to take charge Immediately. Pros
poets seem unusually bright ( or a suc-
cessfui season. The schedule ia a hard
enc and Manager Maloney reports
things In good shape and ready for a
fair start, provided the weather gives
any prospect OF clearing up.