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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
Where to Worship Sunday
EPISCOPAL

EPIsCDFAL-.
Bruton Parish Church
K. Ruffin Jones. Rector.
Morning service. Ills a. %.
Evening service. 8 ?. n. Holy
Communion, lst Sunday Ills; 3rd
Sunday 8 a. d.
In the Parish House-Sunday
school. 10 a. n.
sAPTIsT.
NJ. J. Hoover, Pastor.
Services every Sunday at Ills A
L. and 8 P. N. Sunday school at
IOa- 10. Prayer meeting Wednes
day ,. Il.
METHODIST.
Rev. J. T. whitley. D. D, Pastor.
Regular preaching services HIS
a. 70. and 500 ?. n. Wednesca.
night services al 8 ?. N. Sunday
/ Scnool 10 a. u. Mr.. Z. 3. Griffin
/ Sunday school superintendent
EpworEh League Sunday at p. n
PREsBYTKRIAN.
Services every Sunday at Il, anc
| 0. u. Sunday school AZ 9:45 a. n.
LUTHERAN.
Rev. Edward Brekhus. Pastor.
Services every 4th Sunday 3 p
q. at Bruton Parish church.
Services AZ Norge Sunday morn
ings a. 1890. Sunday School q
close Of service. Prayer meeting
Wednesday At 8 p. N. Young Pee
pies Society meets every Secon
Saturday at 8 p. N.
OLIVE BRAScB CHRISTIAN cHUKcH.
TOAgo. VIRGINIA.
A. J. Renforth. Minister.
Sunday School and conmHnio
every Sunday morning. Prsachir
md and 4th Sunday 1850 a. Q
4ud 7;30 p. n.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-06-06
PRACTICAL FENCE FOR STOCK
Barrier Constructed Of Wire Proves
Entirely Satisfactory With All
Kinds Of Animals.

A good stock fence is one that win
turn all kinds OF stock without injury
TO the animals. The cheapest and
best fence 70 build IL q wire fence.
At the top OF the picture is shown a
fence which have on my farm that
has proven satisfactory IN every par
tlcular. writes B o. Clagett OF Carroll
county. Maryland. IN the Fam and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

fellows he stood with his terrified moth
er In their dooryard at Bantrcc and
watched the battle OF Bunker I'm.
His subsequent life was spent In the
service OF his country. with vacations
all too brief for actual recreation lie
was the most uniogging worker VINO
ever sat In the presidential chair. and
he died In harness.
"Old Hickory" Born Sport.
His successor. Andrew jackson. ac-
cording Ia his own confession. was n
born sport" Although his carly life
was passed In the direst poverty. his
scent for sport was as keen NJ IL he
had been born in the purple. "of the
comforts OF life. | knew nothing ut
an he once said. but of the Joy OF
living ] had my fun share. The Pres,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

recalled from Europe after having cx-
ccedcd his authority as American rep
rcScntativc---hc complaiDcd: ~ under
stand Colonel Monroe has returned
homo to Virginia without honorlng me
with a call" With Jefferson, however,
whom he met for the first time ut the
close Of the war while the elder man
was Governor of Virginia, Monroe al
ways maintained the closest friend
ship.
1t may be said truthfully enough of
John. Qul cy Adams that he WAS the
one American President who never
made the acquaintance OF sport in any
form His whole life seems TO have
been attuncd TO seriousness. At the
age when he should have been hap
py pnrticipant in the games of his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11
to :SUCCE s
CHAMP CLARK

ful years as only those can APP
prc-ci-atc who have sat for num-
crous sessions in a Demo-
cratic minority under a Re
publican Gar. Champs mead
became dcnt-cd and SCARED with
the blows from 70 Can-non's
gavcl. And when, one bright
morning, the min-or-i-ity sud
denly became majority and
rose with Il ghoul-ish Shrek TO
drag the Dan-villc terror from
his throne, the whitc-haired
gentleman from Bowling Green
was quite bowlcd over to near
the cm-bat-tlcd hosts crying,
Champ! Champ
Did he heed the call?
We suspect nc did. He at
first hcs-i-tat-cd. He said the
task OF ruling the House would
!bc too great for one Of his age.
but when nc was assured that
Oscar Underwood would do all
the really hard work, Champ re-
/ luct-ant-ly took the chair. He has
been great success. His mobile
Roman head, rising above the
marble white-ncss OF the Speak
er's desk, is the ad-mir-a- tion OF
the Ladies i'll the Gallery
/ During the long. dull hours
when Oscar is running the
Party, re-buk-iilg the Tariff
bull-doz-ing Schedule X and fill
ling the committees with pat-ri.
OTIS who are hep with the Cause
during these rcst-ful spells Champ
dreams his dreams. He sees i
golden sunset striking tho
lofty cup-o-la Of the Executive
Mansion; and in the glory OF dc
part-ing day perch-cs pure
white angel from Missouri who
waves brass trombone ant
lbeck-ons saying, Come, Champ
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the White House?
But Champ never worked OH a
Canal Boat, and he hasn't got to
the
Shut up! Who's telling This?
Champ was born in 1850, which
just skipped being a President
ial Year. 50 lar SO good. Gle
was born i'll old. Kentucky" as
shakespeare SO neatly puts ii.
At the date OF his birth his faith
CT suspected that. Champ was 4
Democrat, suspicion which
later events have sub-stan-ti~
atcd. When next seen he was
being admitted to the bar-and
this is strange, because III many
parts OF Kentucky one docs not
have TO be admitted 20 the bar
in order 10 gct drink. He was
, still Democrat At that period.
SO he moved to Bowling Green.
/ Mo, where he learned to roll
| IS az i''iihSSo, lldN-lliS many q
tcn-strikc ever and anon. In the
year 1880 he was elected Prcs-i-
dent.
Eth, what.
Excuse me- gor that wrong.
/, In the year 1880 he was Prcsl,
dental clcctor. Even that was
creeping up little OH the Big
Game. It was only decent &c
send him to Congress ai-tc,
| that. In 1904 he was Chairman
Ioi the Com-mit-tce tba$ notified
Al-ton i, Parker OF his Nom-i
Ina-tion. This was getting ii
touch with events, as it were,
What did Champ say when he
not-i-hcd Al-ton?
Tie said, My hand is proue
to touch tic hand of Our Mex
President" y few months late
he broke that hand slap-pint
himself on the wrist. Year,
lpasscd-such happy, un-e-vent
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N1an> outdoor sports Lincoln enjoyed to The full

Classes and thus disarmed criticism.
Before the close Of his school life, the
Revolutionary War broke out and
Without waiting to say "by your leave
Monroe enlisted in a Virginia reSi-
ncnt.
The young Virginian proved his met
lie on more than one occa sion and re-
.eived the personal communication of
che commander-in-c chief. but he was
disappointed in the way in Which his
services were rewarded, 1t was on
that account that he always cherished
wtll-uctiicd feeling of bitterness
against Washington, a sentiment which
he took small pains to conceal. This
disagrceable situa ton was n matter OF
deep regret to our first President and
on one occasion-whcn Monroe was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-11

not:
Yep. But Champ is dif-icr-
cnt sort OF firc-arm. They have
got him muz-zled with a Maxim
sil-cnc-er, and when he hits a
bulls cyc-as he docs now and
then-you scarcely know where
the shot came from.
What did you say the gentle
mans name is:
His name is Champ.
What is ne Champ Of
He is Champ-ccn Middle
Weight Gar oil the House. He
lis not such a sluggcr as 10 was,
but he has shown some pretty
lively ioot-work and can stand
an enormous amount oil pun
iish-ment without taking the
lcount.
| Q, what fine ircs-i dent he
would make!
Hush. Willie Ii Champ
ishouid near you say that lie
would icel un-dul-ly encouraged
iii is reckless to endorse any.
body Tor President i'll these
itick-Iish times, When every other
statesman in Washington i:
Regarding the Nom-i-na-t iol
with the same expression wIicl
Senator Barkis wore when ap
iprnached by the Beef Trust
! willing, but nervous.
What State does this ChanI
come from
] will tell you, ii YOU prom-is
not to say, You got to SHOW
Kim
/ @cicila! He's a MiS-sour-i-an
oh. well. some great timber liza
come out OF that State.
Righto. Some OF our creates
rail-splittcrs and hair-split,cr
arc Mis-sou-ri-ans.. Shall out
line to you the career ri Cham
: lClark from the Canal Boat t
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81 zzNa1
lYou'rc next"

you're next
Wake up, Little Memo!
: Md yet, who knows? Ii Pres
i-dcnts were elected on heart
size, Champ would set it sure.
He has an emotional nature
that embraces the North Amer
lean Continent and takes in the
Canal Zone without an effort.
FIc is an op-ti-mist who believes
that i'll the year 1000 America
will contain four billion in-llab-
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nj, SEE Congress
Yes. Aren't they a iool-
ish looking bunch! Ev-
cry-body seems 10 be talking at
once, except the mobile Roman
who sits at the teachers desk.
Why docs nc never say any
thing:
lie is the Speaker.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

- tocsl applications. a shsy casnee
Hach the t.seassd portion & shS -.
AfSe V oaiy one way 70 cure dea1ne00,
Tt u ~ copsiltutionsi fyae1l9.
to Of the mucous linine 81 M EsnS1a.
eniae Tube. when thl2 tuSs g ia6a9sd
~ nave rumblia9 seunA - t0osS1oQt
nsessnx. and When i 3 sntI!sly eiospa.
0natioa can DO Saken owl And skis
- restored 10 Ne NoP0ai coN1nt1oa,
nsostne WIN be destroyed FOREVER; ni1S
out Of ten are CAUSED b. Catafrh.
u90 81 the mucous surfaces.
,,Ws Y rive one Ii~sAseA nrllass ssseay ssse -
ua1lS cA,asrk Ucre. I'M 10 siscSiSH M
~ By p.ueeis,s. .,c
- uails Ssaiis Flrs ~ sssaasnaasa.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Frank n. Wslptou, rsprsssnting the
Northern Insurance conspany Who
have their agency With Harry v. Pyle,
arrived In Dotosss Saturday asd jour.
psysd 10 Allen Hsmmond's Tor the
purposs of adjustins The los ON NJ.
Hsmmoud's harm which wss DESTINY I'd
By Q Wind storm, on the snd u July.
This company writer . fssm pulley
insasing hosses and cattle asaiast firs
aud lightning any plscs In the state;
the. h, u the animal h destroy I'd BY
nrs OF lightnlng the loss b paid " The
ausouns II eisO. Or the full valus u the
animal, no dl0srsncs whether the
animal y In the owusss harm % nsld
o. In souss other part II The state. The
sssssal psovlstons u ibis pOlIcy sss tbs
noss llbssai u any company writing
lAsm bs,slnsss, ssd u wlll ~ thnsr
Who sss without Insurance. 70 consslt
With Harry v. Pys asd 10 fully pro
sssas1.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26
c. ~ seaasA ~.

Sealed bids Will b rsoslvsd uatll
August =, 1913, tos tbs following wosa'
To build two foundations - BY - ~
with center wall, In school dlstrIcs No.
10; also 10 move and odd . esst y
length Of lower school building; ssso n
build frame school building - By =
feet ons-half mile below mile post Ma
%. Fur plans and Specifications call
On or addvss Idris Thomas ~ Nm.
Dave GIoreetts, Dolores, Colorado.
lpRis THOMAS, Secretary.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Mr. Gum and family Of Pueblo. un-
loaded two cans Of household goods and
farm i'm Elements at the local depot
this week. At present they are stop
ping with Perry Wheatland, but will
move onto their homestead, near Ar.
Fiola, In the near future.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

p. B. McAtee, general freight agent
Of the Denver 4 Rio Grande, was .
caller at The Star Office Saturday.
Mr.. AcAtee was just returning from .
trip Of inspection through the Monte
yuma valley. He reports the prospects
for large fruit aud farm, cr0pa good.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Word Was received here the nrst Of
the week that George Mineah Of Man
Cos, had been injured In M auto wreck
Sunday on the Pine river. There were
four In the auto when II turned over
but oil escaped injury excepting George
Who had several ribs broken.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The following delegates to the county
assembly were elected ut the Demo
cratic precinct primaries Saturday:
No. 8, Harry v. Pyle and Ben Porter;
No. Q, Charles Hosea, George Goodwin.
Will Ritter and II. A. Hamilton; No.
s, w. J. Bryant, Mont Mccall and
william Miller; No. 4, Charles King.
tov
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

q. 4. Rents returned Sunday from .
visit In Texas. NJ. Rsnts haa besn
travelling In the south aud West los
the past year looking for . land With
. hesithfui and pleasast climate In
which tn make . home. He thIsks
that the summit district Affords 6sttsr
oppostsntliss tos the averass man than
any sscsloa NJ coantsy hs has visited.
The iact that The water tax b oaiy 70
cents M scss aud abandanes u watss,
thse the snal y the very bsee aed Uboss
y snasksta, and ianA vslSss FsasouabSs
nakss thh section a epsnssy attsas-
tive 10 shs n,an who has beso Iookiao
elsswhsss ~ leeaelee.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Mr.. aud Nm. William Roesaler Of
Mancos, we're guests Of Mn. Rasslsr's
sister, Nm. w. r. Ordway, FROM FIJI
day until Sunday. Harriet Pyle &C.
sosuauied them To Aancos Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Louis Paquin, president Of the
Montezms County Pionsen' Associa-
ton, has called . meeting OF old-timsrs
to lie held In Cortes Thursday, August
lst. All member Of the Association
invited,
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Trimble Brothen and Miller have
sold oil their cows and calves to Colan
Nc Beth and hereafter will handle only
steers on their range. II 10 reported
that most Of the cattlemen In the
disappointment and Grounding coun-
try are contemplating selling their she
stock aud handling steers only.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

NJ. Everett williams aud Miss
Mary u. Lupke we're married Sunday
st the home Of the brides parents.
Father schmitt psrfornsed the cer~-
n,ony. The bride b the Oldest daughter
Of NJ. and Nm. Henry Lupke aud
the groom b . prosperous rs0chsr
Who came 10 Montssuna county about
Q year ago.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Charlss w. johnson was In from the
Grouudhog csuntry this week. He
reports plenty u large trout In the
r~servoir. but says that they will not
bite n q hOOk.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The Mexican rebels were not respon.
siOle for the bomhArdment heard Just
east Of town shortly after noon Friday.
The noise was caused by Manages
Eubanks Of the Montexuna Fruit 4
Produce company, with . new auto.
matte Savage rife. He wss trying IA
make . suitable excavation In the
north hlllside for the proposed STEEL
tank Tor the Dolor~u water system.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Xadge Bergh entertained several Of
her friends Wednesday afternoon Ia
q pleasant manner. Games were en-.
joyed aud refreshments served.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The home Of Luther Hudson, on
Lake Nsrrasuiunep, wss destroyed BY
IRE early Friday morning. The DIRE b
supposed To have besn cauasd BY de-
lsctive due. Mr.. Hudso0 got up and
started . nrs In the stove about i've
o'clock and went away from the house
having his vile and the children In
bed. When Nm. Hudson awoks the
room wss Allied with smoke and she and
the children had only time 10 escape
Ia their night clothes before the ceiling
teli. All their clothing and issuiturs
waa Destroyed.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Messn Smith 4 Stavely have put In
an auto stage between this place and
Cortss. NJ. Stavely left for the East
sunday to buy . new auto for this
work.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Considerable complaint 10 being made
Of mountain lion and bear killing
colts on the range. Messrs. Osterfeld
and Rocker have had four or i've colts
killed on their range near Rico the
mast two weeks.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Chsreh Aaeeoaee0eaes.
Services will b held In the DClosss
Catholic church the third Sunday Of
saeh month.
There will b preaching ssrvlce In
The Aethodist church sunday at II s.m.
Sunday school Of 10 .. m.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Mrs. Frances Shuts aud daughter,
Margueret, came In from Pennington
saturday and spent Sunday and Mon
day with Tom and family. They left
for Pennington again Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

E. r. Burnett, eyesight specialist,
the man with the no-cbart method,
will make his next visit TO Dolores
about October LIST.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Water Superintendent Walters b
remodeling . room In the rear Of the
town hall In which 10 keep the water
works supplies belonging to the town.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The nrst tap on the Dolores water
system VS. made Wednesday when
water VS. put In Wsilsee 4 Burgwin's
saloon. J. E. McKeever done the
plumbiug.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The Rio Grande railway will run Ii
annual Han Juan excursion August IA
Ratss and other particular later.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Miss Ella Outlet aud Mrs. Robert
Bryce Of Cortes, were guests Of Mrs. X
B. Cabell VI this place. the first Of the
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The Dolores valley was visited BY .
heavy rain Wednesday Afternoon and
night.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

IdFis Thomas aud wife were down
from the ranch "Wednesday. ldris OF
school business aud the Mrs. on shop
ping trip.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

A. Williamson came in from the
East yesterday aud 10 Visiting with his
brother, Randolph.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Durango b to have . new $4,000
opsrA house built BY local capitalists.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Vivian FulcheR had The mlssostuus
70 fAll and break her len arm monday.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

CoIan McBsth, . cattle buyer, 10
being escorted about the cattle range
by Robert Nash. Mr.. AcBeth hes
made several deals for cattle.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Mn. jobs Burch Of Delta, b the
guest Of Nm. q. H. Bopp. These
ladies we're girlh0od friends.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Dick Lsavsll and family and Lon
Lsavsll aud wifs rsturued yesterday
from Q fishing trip up the river.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

A party Of workn,en went up the
river Monday to put In IN intake for
the town water system. The one put
In last fall was lost In the spring food.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

For 6sls-0ood milch cows. In
quiFs ct The Star once. l7pO
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Thsrs will b. prsachiag services In
the Methodist church Sunday evening
q O'Clock.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lpublisher.)
Non Coal Land.
Department u the Interior,
u. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
July Ssh, 1913.
Notice II hereby given that Luther +. Hudsa,a,
Of Dolores, Colorado. who, on April 9Th, 1911,
for the Il NV 1, SW 1 NV 81 ssctioa 3,
township ~ north. range ID wost, N. n. p.
meridian, has flsd notice Of intention 10 make
Commutatioa proof, 70 establish claim " the
clerk Of the district court for Montesuma
county, Colorado, at Cortes, Colorado, On the
18Th day u August, isi2
Claimant name as witnesses:
Frank wymau. Mont Mccall, Ralph Dillon
and Henry Neehouse, all Of Arriola. Colorado.
q. X. CnAaLrOn, Register.
First pub July "; last pub aus 10. isi2
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

w. w. Dunlap and family are In
from their summer camp. Yves says
the showers are making the grass grow
aud pasture In good.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

The work on the Dolores Lumber 4
Supply compsny's new grain elevator
10 progressing nicely.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

John and Harry Reavis left Saturday
for Telluride where they will spend the
aumma1.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Louisa Pyle and daughter, Daisy,
are visiting with friends In naucos.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,pubiLshssJ
>, pepart.sn. q TIE ls.sstes, /.

y. 3 Land Ofiics 81 Dsssnsp, Colorado,
July LEI, lStS.
Notice 10 hereby given that FrsnS Psrdue,
Of i.sbanon. Colorado, .vho. on Aay islk, lslD,
ne %:d 81 aST.; - Apgs-.ss ;ss,;i Y. os'
Meridian. has nlsd nesics u lntsatioa 10 aahe
nna! thsee year prooi. ~ establish elaia " The
land above descfibsd, before Fsaat L. Miller,
clerk Ut the district court Tor n0ntsaama
coanty, Cotossdo, 81 Costss, Colossdo, On
the iSth day NJ August. tvt3.
Claimant Nance - witneseasi
ph!ssss ssd ciasd eosvsss, al ~ Lshasos.
O.. q, csAsLsos. nsstsass.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

A large number Of fishermen passed
through Dolores this week On routs to
the hills.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisher.)
Non Coal Land.

Department Of the Interior.
July uAh. 1919.
Notice Il hereby given that Dennis Duncan Of
Arrioia. olorsdo, Who, on April md, ine, made
TOR n ! NE of ecction -. and on October
10th, NO.. made additional Homestead Appiica.
tion serial No. tns1s. for the \ . BE u sec.
tion ~, lrDth In T0wsnhip ~ north, Range 10
wcst y 7 Meridian, has filed notice ~ in,sn.
tion IN make final three- year proof 70 esta blish
claim 10 the land allowed desrribed, befor.
nontesnms coanty, Colorado II Co,tss. Colo.
RADIO On tho 9Th dap u August, 1919
Claimant namrs ~ witnessed.
Robert \. brown, u Arriola, Colorado, Her.
bert ". smith aud Edwin 4. Porter ~ Lewis,
Co!osado, and Absalom ". Dillon VI Dolores,
Colorado.
q. n. CsAsLros,
Register.
First pub July ~. isla; last pub aug q, ISi,.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

9. H. Phlesar and brother left Mon.
day to visit friends In Missouri.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

James Hsrmon was business caller
ct The Star once wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26

Sam Johnson and wiz vent up 10
their summer camp Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26
OFFICIAL DiRKcrORY.
COUNTY vrrICERs.

COUNTY oFflCERS.
Cs1aty Judge, J. J. Morensld
CUuaty Clerk, q. n, Burke
Cua1ty Treasurer, Charles Reed
eap's 81 schools, Lallah Durward
Ceanty sheriff, 9amss uavish
CO1nty Assessor, I. Q. Britain
C0aaty Surveyor, U, l.. Stone
Coansy Attorney, .. W. CasDentes
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
plstsict No. I, W. W. Bysrs
Oieestct No. q W. !. Mylss ...
Ois1eict No. 3, George Malls
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, X. L, wilbsr .-a
Treasurer. Ethel Hslmear.
IvWD Clerk, b, G. Walters.
Town Marshall, n. W. Lockett
Attorney, b W. Carpenter.
froqeees:
". J. Exon, J. D, Burgwin, n. c. Lafurgy
W. ". Byers, J. L. Morrison, A. =. Miller.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-26
Local NEWS NOTES.

LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Carl Tebhs and wife len Wsdnss.
day for Telluride.
Sam johnson and wiIs went up "a
their summer camp Tuesday.
James Hsrmon VS. ! business caller
ct The Star once wednesday.
Q. H. Phiesar and brother left Mon.
day 10 visit friends In Missouri.
A. g. Swarnsr aud family Of Lake.
view, visited Dolores friends sunday.
Louisa Pyle aud daughter, Daisy,
aFs visiting with friends in Hancos.
John and Harry Reavis left Saturday
for Telluride where they will spend The
A large number Of fishermen passed
through Dolores this week On routs TO
the hills.
The work on the Dolores Lumber 4
supply company's new grain elevator
10 progreasins nicely.
w. w. Dunlap and family are In
from their summer camp. Yves says
the showers are making the grass grow
aud pasture h good.
Colan McBsth, . cattle buyer, 10
being escorted about the cattle range
by Robert Nash. Mr.. AcBeth bas
made several deals for cattle.
A party Of workmen went Up the
river Monday to put In IN intake for
the town water system. The one put
In last fall ,V~s Loaf In the appinu And
Imperial Valley press., 1912-02-06
"The Barrier" Here Next


Rex Beach's masterpiece, The Bar
rier," win be presented at the Opera
House next Saturday night by an eX-
cellent company Of eastern players.
The stage version of the book ranks
as the most accurate exponent OF life
in Alaska ever presented on the Amer
lean stage. 1t is a play with the zest
of life. the rigOr of the game, the
reckless daring OF the adventure, and
has rich vein OF humOr running
through it all. This is the first trans
continental tour of The Barrier and
ii comes here direct from a years run
at the New Amsterdam Theater, New
York city. Miss Lucretia del Vale, 4
we'll known eastern actress, has been
especially engaged to play the char
acter OF "Necia," and that sterling ia
vorite, Lee Miller. will be seen as
Captain Burrell." The supporting
company is first class in all respects,
and a beautiful scenic production is
carried. The Barrier" has for its plot
the story Of hunted man whose
daughter has staked a claim which
turns out rich, and relates the attempt
to. steal it from her The interven-
tiOn in her behalf by the United States
army is in the person of a handsome
Young captain, who eventually WOOS
and marries her The story in the tell
ing is one OF the most strongly dra-
matte that has been staged in the past
decade