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The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

In order to keep pacs With the Dem-
ocrat once, which . lew weeks ago
Installed new upto-dats machinesy,
the city council Of Durango hes ordered
Q new q, 800 auto Dire truck.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Banker Randolph wililsmson and
Attorney q. +. Aatison Ken yesterday
for Paonia.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Mrs. A. l.. Goes, Of Psonia, 10 visit
Ing with her sisters Mesdanses VIII
hanson aud Eubanks of this place.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

NJ. and Mn. Wsyss Rs1d II Gray
sos arrived In DDsssss Friday With
their S.ysas-pld daughter Sbo Nod nm
. sssdls h her kNss sap sbess ewo
wsshs aeA Ths sss1ls 6sVas assA .
posslaa ssaaassa 10 ~ ksse seAslag
~ sAib1 ssass1sssa,s ~. ~.
Lslssusy es(sases1 ~ peess = nss1ls
whlsA was ebsss - issA ~ ssA
snes1e1 = ~ 49,.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Mn. r. r. Cooley and little daughter
left wednesday S0s Mo1sana to visit
relatives,
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

The Lynton brothers have sold their
herd Of cattle to A. n. Puett. Good
sale for both parties b the IMPORT.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

DR.. Newsll's stovk len . daughter at
The home Of Mr.. and Nm. Peter Dc
Julio July 9Th.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Herbert Whitman and q. v. Fog
left Monday for Denver whers they
expect TO locate for . while ct least.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

The rains have favored The hay
makers % far this year and lots Of
good hay h being put up.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Mn. Ella Goodwin and daughters,
Blauch aud Leda, left Friday to visit
with Mr.. asd Mrs. Clyde Crabill near
Camp Snyder.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Aontesuma county cherry crop
b reported short this ssasoO.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

The woods Ass fsll oe political oaudi.
datss shsss days, bss no are bosd
enough 10 eoase OFT ist0 sbs OPEN.
Wbss ~ ~ soass u IL ssah pissss In
cur pssssat primary Nv slsssgshsnsd
aud the psopls fslly - he sepsssuaisy
. sood pssn,ssy ~ slvsp tAssm tos
choosing candidates " lhsls slsksts
this "nsols tsnil' olDss ssskiae Will
suddsMly ~ out n fashoG.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Mn James Longwill 10 down form
the West Dolores visiting with her
sister, Nm. Tom Shuts.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19

Swimming 10 now nns with good
crowds each day, but NO bath house.
Got . set back.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OprlcERs.

COUNTY ORFlCERo.
Cpanty Judge. J. j. Moes6sId
County Clerk, b. n. Burke
tu0nty Treasurer, Charlss Reed
aep's Of schoola, Laliah Durward
Cuanty Shsria, 9ames 0Avith
Cpanty Assessor. r, q. Drittais
uuMnty Surveyor. q. l.. Stone
CcanJ Attofney, .. W. Caspsmses
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. I. ". W. Hyess
District No. Z, W. I. Mytes
District No. ., George Nails
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, r. l.. wilbsg
Treasurer. Ethel Bsinear.
Town Clerk, B. c, Walters.
fUwn Aarshall. n. ". LDchstt
Aesosney, b W. Carpenter.
Trustees.
~, W. Bysrs, ]. L. MorIison, 4. b. Miller.
The Dolores star., 1912-07-19
NOTICE yOa PUBLICATION.
tPublbshss.
Nan Coal Lsnd.

NOTICE vO9 PUBLICATION.
tPubtbshss.t
Nun Coal Land.
p~pa ste,ent of tn lntesios.
U. y. Land O1ics ~ DuFaasp. G0l0saAo.
JAY igh. tet2
ketjee II hereby aivsa that besais Duncsn u
Arsio1n. olosatiss. Who. IN April md, txH made
tiomrstssd Appllrssios No, lin sesiai No aEas
fnr M u eeettna. y. ard On OrtDkes
18th. ~. made sddtttssesl momeslrad Applsca.
tioa sesis1 No. tGsis, eos thS ! ~ a 60.
tien DAh 70 Is~sehip - nessh. Rsnss u
ti0a " mak~ ANAL shrse-yeas psuug 10 ssashiish
elsi9 70 .shs land allowed dssrsihsd. kslgs~
ksnsk l.. hiil~s. clssh - TN dtsess~s eoass lor
naatennas rsSnnty, Cotosadn. u Cussea. Colo
sado - The 17th day u Ansssa, ieli.
Ciaimant aa@ae - witnesses.
Robert = Bsovb. - Asstpla, Colorado. uss.
hess n. Smith apd etwie n Porter " Lewis.
Colorado. ssd AhsaloM " DiiIoa " Dolores
Colorado.
On. CsAeLyos.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19

Day state land It would be expected under ordinary CIR
chairman would resign
Gray would forthwith
But when the Mr. Day before the
position Of bodies school lands forest and
combining them land board
months with the
officials naugurated
familiar with all the
intimate
to have his help But and held the Craftsmanship
would subecting himself
Governor Hawy however the land
~ position, the
Of different his
filed with the
political
unfavorabe
We it to the that his the
sent time Although he
heretofore satisfied
double earned it the thing would possibly
member Of the board differs politically
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19

State Ticket.
Congressmen-Perry W. Mitchell,
Edward M. Pugmire.
Justice Supreme Court-Arthur M.
Bowen.
Governor-James II. Hawley.
Lieut.. Governor-E. L. Parker.
Secretary--Freeman Daughters.
Auditor-John l. Overman.
Treasurer-RObert w. Faris.
Attorney General-Jas. r. Boutwell,.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-Mary 2. Harper.
Mine Inspector-Geo. A. Lambrix.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19

County Ticket.
State Senator-Wallace N. Scales,
Representatives-Arthur Mundt and
George Stephen.
Commissioners:
First Dist.-Nathaniel Pettibone.
Second Dist.-Wm. M. Schiller.
Third Dist.-Richard P. Nash.
Sheriff-Charles s. Thompson.
Treasurer-Tim E. Quinlan.
Probate Judge-James DeIlaven.
School Supt.-Reuben w. Overman.
ssessor-Ellery p. Martin.
Coroner-Edward M. Hancock.
Pros. Att 'y-M. Reese Hattabauh.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19

The cultivation spirit Of will be the on, ~
people from complete during &
weeks When you boosting Taft for @ NEXT
governor and particular t
and county Offices enough average citizen to legislative
going to happen portray pctoriay position some ~ %
the Of the moose the ears - new
ass the elephant results Of such JACK
binaion entirely lacking Just so Co.
policy republican Idaho present time R ~
get doing politically and NOBODY
and everybody everybody right to think
please without influence 81
position victory no n.a
successful whose business but
Mounaneer.
among republican friends 70 a.
They elephant with o ~,
grasp moose ~
candidates who suffge stand
when evasion longer be Roosevelt M
against He demand. ~.
people worship Many doing Where manhood
being climate strange NAV -
taking are foov,.
matter to them that the other n
furnishing the inews Of they only speaks and M
The attitude Of Of the old republican leaders in d,h
The important ones norN..n
interesting upon the ousd
Filler Journal
political judgement last
fusing absolutely governor pu h
credited with peabundnce political be comin,
himself
revolutionary message Of deusn -
United States his untry's history before on.
republicans the probing u.
important raising that 1919
campaign fund
Noble mikado they ar.
rush follow him further than the his resting place
Some distinctly thu.
hasn't got copyright 'Mendacious
While the champion qualified
as the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS expert
That Mexican joke puzzle to wha. it.
sweep country does certainly will
be a clean sweep
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19

hundred and fifty dollars At tb;
stock worth and
dolas
hope price bananas will be ncreased-sata
Post.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19
CARING FOR DELINQUENT CHILDREN.

The province of Alberta
deviced
preamble be
ut inexpen that youthful offenders
the welfare Of
should subjected
their evil tendencies and strengthen their
Dsassocang the child offender
The term "chid applies
Of 10 This designation discretion
sixteenth year.
All proceedings private is unlawful
name OF child parents without special
adult
placed in Jail or other place adults r. imprisoned.
The proceedings the discretion
will permit The but
sufficient person.
The action Of the judge the
eAldS good and the best
committed to the charge
the superintendent of neglected
Inc maintaining child
collected from the guardian
penalty for an adult who either wlfuly
childs delinquency is high as $500 prison.
GOVERNOR
republican
Hawy broadminded think thew
win admit
Mr. George A. Day elected chairman republican
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19
PITIFUL CASE.


"God pity who lonely
Inc cood pugist considerable
said to have uttered those pful
The case indeed,
This found,
colored husband
rate the that impossible
that which might been hers bthright.
Whatever mgh be thought of
opinion had Of his calling evidently
right that he did not do all his
her comfort
mighty Interchangeable opposed
the pnnings and hopes Of
all its wonderful
This white and entitled parentage
privileges
Her husband is a
nsurmountabe
ignored and the eventu a of
a touching, piful saddening of loneine
GOOD TIME FOR ANOTHER
We
the United Fruit Company This
which
and abundant ATTORNEY
the trust.
when the
worth about worth abou ono
thousand dollars
When the Attorney common stock
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-09-19
L. A. WISENER, Editor and Proprietor.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President Woodrow
Vice President
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21

Three dozen pair White Chamois Gloves, 10
button length Regular $500 value Special
introductory price &C.. 60. &C.. .......... $3.50
he new ChamolSette Gloves, IL button length
chamoiS color only. Regular 7jc value, special
price tins week ------- ------- AS
silk Gloves IN all the new shades Also white
and black Prices for this week-all IL button
i'ngth S119 values now CSC Csc values now
73c. SIC values now CSC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
A GOODLY SHOWING OF FANCY
PARASOLS.

twenty dozen ladies' Silk Hose fancy coor,.
500 values this week. Sl.l9.
Wcnty dozen ladies' black silk hosc. our req
rar leader 40 l>c This week while they last $50
SHOE SPECIALS THAT ARE WORTH WHILE
Ladies White Buck 4-button and Colonial
Pump, BASS. 3497, c and d last all Sizes
special ..................... IS
1892 White Canvass l4-button High Top
Shoes This springs last. $3.50 now So. SO
S4ol, Dull Kid Pump, plain, $3.50 elsewhere
Lere only ...... Observation-Disclosures. S263
"A complete assortment OF Children's and Misses
White Canvass and Buck Pumps, all offered at
a material saving for the coming six days
White Polish for Canvass or Buck Shoes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
Introductory Specials in Piece Goods

30 inch Bedding Satin Mcssalne, in white and colors
Regular 81 90 vaiueS S3c
Fancy line OF mcccrzcd Dress Goods fancy and plain coorS
embracing values up to SOC now ----.- l9c
White Faxon beautiful material for light summery
dresses c and 23c worth several peunc, ward else
where
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21
A Truly Wonderful Showing of
New Millinery Ideas

elasl
PEOPLES Nv wv" '"''"' ''S''S u o' ""'u ONLY DIT
the
mai styles Ladies Fine fIeadwear to he fomdin Amarillo -
We buy Hats iiodelve
eacha nd purchase
frs
o "n we started to build line
rdSohS IDEAS and at within OF
we when Non,
10 Values
rive dozen Sailors in this
we carry the Chdron
63 ' -" ''""'''o r'o"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21

White Bed Quilts, extra large
size, priced heretofore S1.19.
uoW ''...............9 &c
72-inch all Linen Table Cloth
in a wide range and varied as
sortment of patterns. For
the coming week. yard .s7c
lo-4 Linen Sheeting. Full
bleach, yard ........ &c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-21

Colgate's, Mennen's and Vii
hams Talcum Powder. 25c
Cans, ............. lac
Sanitol Face and Tooth Pow
uerS' per can ...... l9c
Cudcura and Pears Toilet
Soap, 25c, priced now per
Nahe '................l Sc
Extra large size cans Talcum
Powder, screw top, can, Ice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
POLICE ARE RA|D|NG
 ALLEGED GAMBLERS
Two Places Raided Yester- day and Many Devices
 COnfiscated

During the last 10 days the police have been unusually active in raiding alleged gambling dives in the city and as a result have quite a lot of para phernalia at the chiefs office and a good number of convictions recorded in police court.
 Detectives Daly, Warren, Garner McGill, Propst, Simmons, Gates, Jones, Hood and Henderson are actively en- gagged in this work. Yesterday after noon two alleged gambling joints were raided At Fifth avenue and Twenty first street Detectives Daly and War ren went through what is called "Bachelors' Quarters and arrested seven men for gaming. A lot of gam bling utensils were taken from this place
 Detectives Gates and Jones raided place over the Hofbrau saloon at First alley and Twentieth street and arrest ed five men, besides taking a lot of dice, cards and so forth as evidence.
 While talking over gamblers and gambling houses a few days ago with the detectives Chief Bodeker said Clean 'em out. His orders are being obeyed. judging from the looks of the police court docket.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
GUNTERSV|LLE |S F AWARDED SCHOOL State High School COmmis- sion Decides on Location
 of Marshall School

Montgomery, January 31-(Special,)-lhe town of Guntersville, in Marshall county has been awarded the high school Of that county by the state high school commls- sion. composed of Gov. Emmet Neal, sunerintendent of Education Henry J. willingham and Auditor c. B. Smith. Con dition is that the town, as promised, erect on a 20 acre plot of land $2O,O00 build- ing for the housing of the pupils, and that 1t enter into a perpetual contract to fur nish board for students at a sum not ex- ceeding S10 per month.
 The town of Arab, in the same county, contested for the honor. but owing to it's location was not deemed the proper choice. Arab offered 10 acres of land and a s12,0O0 building.
 Announcement is made by the commis- sion at the same time that the town of Elkton, in Limestone county. has been formally chosen for the location of the high school of that county. No other town contested for the honor. Ellkton will util- ize six acres of land for the erection of a building that will have four classrooms on the first floor, two classrooms and a large auditorium on the second floor
 Location of the Shelby County High school has not yet been made, though the award will take place on Saturday. Co., lumbiana is the only town applying for the location.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
WRONG MAN SHOT

Anniston, January 3.-tspeciaD.-Aitef having searched all day Monday Tor TWO brothers by the name of King. who are said to have mistreated his feeble minded s,stor a 1o-vear-old son of Pat Hooper, A white farmer, last night shot rom ambush and instantly killed Asa King aged s5, according to news reaching here from Piedmont.
 Tonight a younger brother of the ac- cused youth who took part in the search for the King brothers yesterday was re- leased. stating that he was not present when the shooting occurred.
 According to telephone special the lad under arrest has confessed and states that he killed the wrong brother. Sheriff Brooks went to Piedmont this evening to bring the arrested lad here for a prelimi- nary trial Friday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01

Richmond, Va. January 3l.-(SpeciaD.- D.-- To the people of the sonth and to the admirers of "stonewalr' Jackson every where:
 "The Thomas J. (stonewalD Jackson monument corporation" has been charter ed and organized for the purpose Of erecting in the city of Richmond, an equestrian statue to commemorate the virtues and achievements of "stonewali'' Jackson, one of the greatest of military heroes, and one Of the nobest and most patriotic soldiers and gentlemen.
 The above organization was the outcome of meeting of representative Confederate veterans and their sons and daughters held at R. E. Lee Camp Hall, in this city on the 2eth of November 1911, at which the feeling was freely expressed that while the people Of the south have done noble and patriotic work in erecting monuments to their great leaders, such as those to President Davis. General Lee, General Albert Sidney Johnston, General Hampton, General Stuart, General For rest, and others, yet there has been no adequate monument erected to General "Stonewall" Jackson, among the greatest of these, and the man whose marvellous skill and matchless achievements in arms have "belted the world with his fame" and shed lustre and renown on the cause for which he gave his life The only in Richmond, the late capital of the Confederacy, in defense of which Jackson fell, is the statue standing in the Capitol Square erected solely by ad- mring Englishmen, the only tribute of the kind from foreigners to any confed- crate leader thus evincing the exalted opinion in which he was held by people of foreign lands. It was also the ex-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
WILL ERECT MONUMENT TO
 GEN. "STONEWALL" JACKSON

pressed opinion of those at this meeting that the work of erecting an equestrian statue in Richmond to General Jackson has already been too long delayed and that the time was now ripe for the per- formance of this patriotic duty-a duty which we owe alike to ourselves and 10 those who come after us.
 It is the purpose of this association 10 do this. and to appeal to the legislatures of Virginia and the other southern states to aid us in the accomplishment of our task. But since no one had stronger claim or firmer hold on the affections of all of our people than 'StoneNatl Jackson the association now appeals lo all those who admire his virtues, hls pa triotism and achievements, to help us Ill our Tabor of love- by sending their con tributions to MT. E. D. Hotehklss, our treasurer, at Richmond. Va.
 We wish to make this subscription as popular as possible, and to that end' and that the young people may be non ored by sharing in our work, the as sociation has set apart the 10th day ol May, 1912 dhe 18th anniversary of Gen eral Jackson's death), as 'Jacksohs Statue Memorial Day" on which II eal nestly asks that each child in the sehoois of the south will contribute 10 cents to the erection or lnlS noHuilleiit. VI t appeal to all Confederate camps and conf rades, and to all admirers of General Jackson everywhere, especially through out the south. to aid us in this movement by sending their contributions, great or small. to our treasurer. If all VIII dol their part, our task will be light one and soon accomplished and we feel sure that this, our appeal, will not be Tn Valh
 By order of the board of directors ana executive committee.
 James B. Smith, president; George h. Christian, first vice president; Mrs. h. D Taylor, second vice president; W. Nitcher I<enne. third vice president: E. D. Hotch- kiss, treasurer; William NJ. Myers, sec .1t.,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
LOGIC

Quite a little excitement resulted a few days ago at police headquarters by the receipt of a letter by Chief of Police George H. Bodeker from a man saying that the left hind wheel of a one-horse dray had been stolen from him.
 squad of detectives, it was claimed, was assigned the case, but the miss ing wheel was not recovered. Yester- day a man tnot the same one) re- ported that a one-horse dray had been stolen from him and suggested that it might aid the officers in identifying his wagon if found to know that the left hind wheel was off. 1t had been broken and he took 1t off to get an- other and while he was waiting on the new one some one stole the wagon.
 Some think that the thieves who stole the left hind wheel of the one horse dray a few days ago also stole the one-horse dray from this man to go with the left hind wheel. Tt is plaus. ible." says Sergeant Weaver.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs Annie W. Stratton

Mrs. Annie w. Stratton, aged ST years, widow of the late Col. NJ Stratton or Nashville, Tenn, died yesterday morning at a. local infirmary at S:9o o'clock She Is survived by one sister. Mrs. Lucy W. Wilson of Atlanta. Funeral services VIII he held this morning at 10 o'clock at the Church of ;he Advent. lnterment VIII ps made in Glmwood cemetery. Mrs. Strat- ton was an invalid for more than year and her death was not wholly nnexpectei. She was 8 native of Halifax, N. C., from where she moved to Davenport, la-' where she was married to Colonel Strat- ten.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
'CONROY ARRESTED
 !. FOR PICKING POCKET
Crowd Chased Alleged Rob- Der at L. & N. Station
 Last Night

J. c. Sehwan of Cullman, was the near victim of a pickpocket at the Louisville and Nashville station last night. Just why he was not the victim brings forth a series of thrilling incidents.
 MT. Sehwan, with other passengers were awaiting train in the waiting room of the station. The train announcer called the train and those waiting got up to go. As MT. Schwan was walking along he felt something glides out of his left hand trousers pocket and grabbed at it.
 He turned around and saw a well dressed man putting his hand into his own pocket. He grabbed the mans hand and held it. The man inquired why he was holding him in that manner.
 Because I want my money" said Mr- sehwan. Then the man threw the pock- etbook on the floor. evclaiming there s your money" As MT. schwan stopped to pick up his money the man did Mara thon out of the station and down Mof- ris avenue Some people who had wit messed the episode took after the fleet footed stranger.
 The man ran to Nineteenth street where he turned down toward First avenue As he reached First avenue Policeman John Cole and Sergeant Hawkins saw him com- ing with his pursuers after him. He ran right into their arms and was arrested Shortly Mr. schwan came up and made a complaint against him. Tpe man gave his name as Dave Conroy.
 As Policeman Cole was taking him to
 1,o eta that the following conversation took place;
 Are you a man I can count on?' Con- roy asked the officer.
 certainly replied MT. Cole.
 CT mean one can absolutely rely upon, he insisted.
 q H"sure. I told you said MT. Cole.
 Are you approachable Conroy asked
 sYes. again. said the officer. Conroy dinned down in his pockets and brought to light big roll of bills. Twouid nave choked a mule if the asinime creature undertaken to have swallowed 1t.
 "Nothing doing, buddy" said the or ficer.
 "Ain't it enough?" asked Conroy. do" much will it take"
 Nv honor is worth 10 times more t" me than all the money you and all your klnfolks can get together in the next thousand years" retorted the officer.
 conroy was locked up at police head ouarters. Chief Bodeker talked to nm last night and states that he thinks no has the mans record in his possession. He will examine him more fully today. The is said to have contained so.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS
"Intrnfiuce Me-

Miss Della Clarke appeared at the Jeff ferson theatre last night as the star of her own play, a comedy entitled "Intro- duce Me- Despite the rather attractive title of the play and the pleasing quail ties of the star, it proved to be a dull affair." Miss Clarke is a woman whose stage presence is even more gratifying than her art and she was at all times sartorially stimulating last night, but her play is not at all diverting in the usual acceptance of that word. It would be much more pleasurable to contemplate Miss Clarke, quiescent, simply as a beauteous person, than to follow her ad- ventures through four acts of Intro duce Me-