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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
STATE NEWS NOTES

After negotlating fos moss than two
ysan. Il appsan that the 0rseley. Pou-
dss irrigation system, which will In
volvs the sxpenditurs Of e6. 100, 900,
dnaliy has bssn -nnanosd. The system
will issieats ~, 900 aerss Of land.
Elabossts plans are being made for
the cslsbsation Of the Hannah creek
vstes system, which Will cost 10 round
Agusss e6oo. ZOO. The Fourth Of July
hes bsen picked - the date Tor the
jubllse, which vill also Include pros-
pssity 1sssivsl, 10 show proper appFs-
citation u the 5000 eas u fruit nov on
The tssss In. 0sssd valley.
The Iong-psomlssd improvements on
ths Denver = Rio Osauds rsllroad,
which ass . b constructed q . cost
u ol,ooo 0oo, ~ 70 hsgin q once.
Chsy viii do9bls track from Helper 10
sals LAks City . distance u ii5 miles.
Other tnsprovsnsats viii include shop
changes 10 0savsr. Pueblo aud Grand
Jssssioa aal eshss psaess.
TIE "Aneslss'' never aoatsd across
the eosntsyslds 70 moss appreciative
heavsss than DID scosss os fresh voices
II the Colorado stats Epvorth lsasUe
givine . concert ct desk Friday even
Ing on ekyline drive. 800 net above
Canoa City and the valley sslow.
psopls In ell wslks u liss for mils .
aroand paussd to lend sas TO the mel.
Inv tonss fvom the blue-hssed cliff.
The unique entertainment followed .
pscnic held By the leagvess In confer
snce ihsrs.
The explosion Of . "windy" shot
which exploded . quantity Of gas,
killed thirteen men and seriously In
Dured one other early Wednesday
In the Hating mine Of the
Victor American Fuel company. sig
lssn mlbes north Of Trinidad The
main slops and ar course of the new
milne was hedly wrecked BY the ex-
plosion. The olIioess declare only four
teen mssn were u work In the milne n
the tlms Of the expulsion, although
sun,oss are currsnt that twenty.seven
men were caught within the workings.
Mn. o. +. Frlnk ives last Saturday
awarded the contract lOr building the
state arnsosy to bs srscted st cost ri
90 000. Work 10 begin at once. Mn.
Fdnk b the wils Of o. r. Frink, owner
and manager 81 one q the largest can.
Ming fAct0siss In northern Colorado.
She hes married ability - business
wonsan. - have her daughter. who
let year leassd . ihrm and cleared
ol0, 100. Nm. fsink b veil lnlorn'ed
Ia the matter ~ building and was
awasdsd the eontraes ever half . dosen
other coutsactoss bseauss she was coH.
sldsssd the most Fssponslbls bidder.
TIE old asnsoey was dwtroysd By frs
M usooeho 80.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

y careful yo1sg nss what you
-. Reme0beS you ore launching
eat - MS great rod, follow the
sighe palh, ard DO not 1T any III
doiags beguiIs yoaos you will soon
1oA yoasseif o. he wrong trail.
delag 10 deeds that will cling to
yous chasscles . discredit oil your
LIE. II b eaey 70 get o6 the right
rod bot Il 3 hard sometimes to
- aneia. TIE world ID ever 10
vast q hoooeable young men.
They ere welcome a every door.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

0SboBO SSUO0o0 - GxyoWSsOm
Csssed ~ Hest.
On Monday the riin,or t,ecame cur
rent throughout town that the
north pier Of the Grand river bridge
had beco,De undermined by the high
water and had settled down stream for
more than . foot. The rusnor was
given credence from the fact that the
body Of the bridge shove the pier was
crooked and the fioor directly shove
the pier slightly lower than the balance
u the flaor.
In order to make sure that all fears
were without sustantiation suryeyo,
H. II. Preston made IN examination
Of the plers, Monday mornlns, with =
transit. He found them 10 he exacil,
- they were when built. The up
stream piers are exactly on . line, and
since they are securely webbed and
bottled 10 the lower plers, the con.
clusion follows that I'll VI the plen are
solld and unlnjursd. Ths cspOk In The
bridge y said IN b. caussd BY Tie In
esssss hest which b rrlSected' from, the
cliiis surrounding the structure, aud
which causes the steel frame y expand.
u y said that In the morning. the
bridge 10 practically straight. but the,
after the sun appears aud the bridgs
becomes heated, u expands aud crook.
The river 10 rapidly failing, but wss
raging the nrst u the week when II
reached its highest point this year..
Grand Valley Times, (Mnatl Utah.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
Cure Tor oNeelno.

The Invention Of light steel bal
10 b held against the upper lips b
clamps TO prevent persons from snor
Ing 10 announced In the patent once,
but many persons are convinced thai
. crowbar driven deftiy through tn
eranium b ths only permansnt cure
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
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vsry gnctlonal.

sBvee 80 one Of these barefoot
dancsrsf Their steps are symbolic:
every step means something" Il saw
one q EN- land on . tack one night
Her steps were full Of meaning for
the next few minutes"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

would Manly % AfoOn0.
Willis-"Wonder what all the ami
mails did during those forty days 10
the ark" Tommy-"Oh. they Just lay
around and scratched theirsslves. ]
guess" Willie-"Scratched their
selves nothin'i What'd they scratch
for when there vas only two Asasf
Boston Transcript.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

~ New Fsurth.
TIE early celebrations Of The
Foesth q JAY were patriotic cere.
0ouies q which strong mea re-
ioicsd at their hard-won liberties.
Later there casne . time when.
grown woated to liberty. the sdults
III TIE observance Of The annives.
sagy largely TO the boys. The boys
have not beea successful with Il.
They have made the load noise
that they love and have bed What
they themselves consider . good
time; but the expense has been too
great. The mere money cost would
not - mach matter. although for :
number Of years Il has averaged
ten milliou dollars: Il ID the c0si
il life that counss. When the lisi
Of injusied On the Fourth has risen
nearly to Eve thousand.a year, the
nation began to take notice. Onct
more the birthday Of the republic
will be celebrated BY adults, 10 ,
way that bene6ts the dignity Of the
occasion. says the Youths Com.
panioa.
The 6rst Efforts toward reform
failed because they were merely Ut.
te0pes ct pcohibitiou. They
sought to forbid the nee Of Gre
csscken, OF to limit their sire.
without Offering anything 10 their
place. That phase Of the new
Fourth has passed. and Il b nov
genesally recognized that . co.,
sesuctive pcogrsm - necessary. The
ssades hes oaly TO consult the
literature Of The subject to re how
much atteation hos beeu directed
70 Ne matter and how great the
pcuggsas has been.
Ioseuoqe aannog lhs aetraQtiqas
q ~ .NaW rourlh Of Jdly & ~
pageant. The reason y plain.
Yousg people ere not coatested
uessly 70 watch. They want some-
thisg to d.. and the pageant sives
then something. The scope Of Il
10 unlimited. Il may be either
natioaal OF local. may deal with thu
pase o. present. OF combine the two:
nay be either civic OF military. In
any case. Il o6ess the attsaction Of
costume and the opportunity Of
scsiag . part. always dssr to the
heart Of The young. Il o6en also
sUmething still more valuable; the
chance for the older member Of .
community to unite with the young
people 10 Q common cause.
Any celebeatios Of the Fourth
that u really ''safe and sane" re
quires thoughtiui planning and
considerable work. Those cities
that have succeeded best have no,
tsied 70 carry their edicts Of prohi.
hilton too far. lnstead Of forbid.
ding 81 explosive Fireworks. they
have sought only to limit the size
- SUS8 o00 S0S 3O0SS 0UbbOk
which they may Be used. The,
have revived the parade. and offered
prizes for costumes and home deco.
ratio0s. They provide. q rule.
IN attractive program Of athletic
coatesss. band concerts throughout
the day. and . good display Of Ere.
works 10 the evening.
The best plan Of oil. especiall,
Jos . small community, 10 to have
. committee that will NOT only
make . program for the whole
celebration. but will induce the
boys to coussibute whatever money
they may have to Q common fund,
Tor 6sewosks to be set Cd 1t . 6xed
time and plsce. under proper
Management. Boys. like older
people. take interest In anything
that they have helped to bay.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

Only the Boiler u oNeAs.
The idea that trade b vulgar b oas
Of the sillisst IDEAS that ever came
into tho brain Of man.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
Lest for Coed.

Redd-"Did you hear about my
neishbor losing control OF his motor
carr" Greene-"No. didn't" Redo
well. be did. The sheriR's got II
noW!"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

persons srs known 70 havs bsen klli~d
aaA many injuFsd BY : sess,n ihat
paased over central west Mlssqnsi last
saturday, dsnollshlm9 bsildlmsp, tear
Ing down wirvs aud having many
smaller towns aud couutry homes COM
p,etely wrecked. The rrpbsts indicate
that the storm, sfter doing many thou
sands Of doliam worth Of damage here,
passsd To the southeast. wrscktng all
the bulIdings In its path. In Bates
county, No., the north west section
was swept for seven miles aud nearly
every building In the track mills vide
were demolished aud thirteen deaths
reported. In the country between
Nerwin and Adrsin the storm came
up suddenly aud swept clean it, path
through the northern section of ths
county aud II one place the storm In
passlng over . farm. killed nfty head
Of live stock. The storm struck Bates
county one-half mile from Merwin.
There the home ~ Henry Cameron
was destroyed and his three children
killed The wind picked up his baby
and Il was unInjured.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
NOTICE rO9 PUBLICATION.
lPubllehss.
Mon Cslal LAID.

pspartMent ~ thc Interior,
.Nos!es u hs.shy given that .l.swls y, kass
q n0lggss. Colossdo, Eho. On harrh l4th, lDlt,
q 80 a. s' :.:..s ~ ~
Nh " q sssk9a T. .sSscais 9 sesskI
sSsys dssssihsd. hslSss .. J. isks Sosss. sissI
g .ths .sosety. s.sast of hqutsas4a eeuety,
cq,essAe a cossss. Colorado, o. IL u as
fai.sDs n: e sltfs,essi
etsss - nay y isN Is al & -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

LooK MOI to your spendisg. No
matter what comes 10. II more goes
out you via always be poor. The
al G rot d making money. but 10
ksepisg u; little expense like mice.
10 . large barn. when there are
many. make great waste. Hair by
hair leads get bald. straw BY straw
the thsch goes Cd the cottage, and
drop BY drop the rain comes into
the chamber. A barrel ID soon
empty II the top leaks bot drop .
minute.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

tsavsssd sboss = miisa. 11ess shsn
- hessss wes hadiy dsusesa end
= lAally vsss sss1vss1 homssssa
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

SOMEONE has truthfully said that
nothing but . mint can make
money without advertising. II
might Be added that the mint
couldn't do II II Il didn't put its
competitors 10 jail.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

EvRRv community 70 divided
into woskess and shiskess. hopess
ord nopsrs. The woskess toll On
chsesily. daily Contributing to the
prosperity Of the plsce and fnll Of
hopes ard plans for IL future. The
shiskess hang back. contibute
eoehiag 70 10 welfare. cslticise
thoss who % asd talk despoodisgly
~ things b gesssal. 0srsage .
X 0ay sseo Il y easier 70 b .
woekes thas . shlskes and certsinly
Il = : good dsal better oil arosad.
tn, alDo, there b The satlsfactloe
e kooWisg thee oss's lie anousta
- osooeklag. ThsssSoss doe't
lAAsk. vert; dee't aeps. heps.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Rogsss. Ask., Jsns ll.-Fouv mask.
= sshhsss ayesmilsd The sa1s Of The
Flsse Naltoaol 6eak q Hunssv,lls early
shb uesnlwe sd ssyapsd wisA on, 900.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

L>xsubsvg. Jsas ll.-An Lsssa.
tssg wss saSsss To-Day In sslsbsasbsa u
ths ssalsg ~ ~ ~ lltsls 0ssad
Dsshs.. Aasis Adelalds. Shs uss 10
ysass o,d seday, end hslss u, and esn-
ssqusntly woman, she hes ssseesded
70 hSs title end ssshta = . weighing
sovereign, which have lsssm hers snly
BY courtesy sInos the death u her
father lest February.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-06-21

us14 Notloaol oaak q 6unesvslls early
shb nlesnlwg ssd ssuapsd wlsA ol2,0o0
0pslsgasld, H.. June l7.--Mn. Julia
Carte n Drawer, ~ aviator, was
kille1 daring . psaetiUs eight q the
lAls gsoss6s toulght A Up n enc Of
~ blplans II which shs was nylns
stsuek tAs limb e . tree In The rack
lsask ensooesse. TIE smaehlns Dashed
. ~ eseuad, tssslns tustls.
znnnvllls. O., Juee l1.-Two kllIsd
asd . sssss vsss lnjsssd ysseseday
whes . tsseeAs slrssk hsss. lsppllss
~ s1sspos - ~ - 1'Aeasas Catholic
sAusuh eheoneh ~ ~ whlls The
sosstoo ~ 49, ~. ~ sasea
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
NORTH BUTTE IS
BEING ABSORBED
Balkan Situation Seems TO
Have Disturbing Influence
in New York Market,
Causing Selling
COPPERS ARE SOUGHT

BOSTON. Oct s.-The local market
sold on slightly at the opening. owing
to weakness in buying After the first
few minutes new buying orders came
in and prices rallied. There was
steady absorption OF North Butte
throughout the session, and we look
for this stock to sell much higher.
The Balkan situation seems to be
the disturbing element in the New
York market and many stocks were
pressed Tor sale by houses with for
eign connections The government
crop report was issued today and was
about as expected. and this had little
or no effect on prices, We still be-
lieve that advantage should be taken
of an weakness in our market to get
some Of the better class OF coppers.
Greene Cananea declared quarterly
dividend of 25c a share. Total sales
New York 5S4,1OO. Copper metal
II rs TO IS.
PAINE. WEBER & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
DOCTORS INSTRUMENTS
TAKEN FROM HIS AUTO

AZ instrument case and instTU-
ments valued at 500 was stolen
from Or. ). ". Leonard's automobile
as IL stood on NaCo Icad yesterday
afternoon. The doctor discovered his
loss when he went to get Unto his
machine TO make a call and re-
ported the theft TO officers.
Pawn-shOps have been notified Of
the theft and officers are making a
search for both the Instruments and
the thief. This is the second theft
OF an instrument case in the city IN
the last Six months, Ut. c. II. Hunt
having one stolen from his buggy in
the subway several months ago. ].
was never recovered
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
COURT D|SSOLVES
COPPER COMPANY
Mining Concern Goes Out of
Observation-Disclosures
Will Get SOLO a Share

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 9.-The Che.
mung Copper company, a well known
Duluth concern, which was organized
in 1857 to mine. smelt, reduce and re.
fine ores and minerals, and which was
organized with capital stock of
100000, with A L. Agatin at the
head, has upon application, been dis
solved by Judge w. A. Cant in district
court.
To Take Other Properties.
In his findings which were filed
yesterday with the clerk of courts,
Judge Cant recounts the fact that the
corporation was organized to take
over certain mining claims of the ry.
rome Development company in Mex
leo. containing deposits Of ore; but
after developing to a certain extent
it was found that the properties were
not large enough to insure economic
mining and on August IS, this year, il
was decided to dissolve and transfer
all the interests to Phelps, Dodge &
Co. and thereupon ceased business.
Had Plenty of Cash.
At the time of the dissolution the
company had S1.5OO,0OO in cash in its
treasury and after paying all of its
debts which amounted 70 $11S,92703,
has remaining S1.3S1, 072.97. This
amount viii be divided among the
stockholders, each to receive S6.16 for
every share OF stock owned.
James Wanless Of this city, who
was appointed receiver. must furnish
a bond Of 81 ,237.e0.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
ARIZONA INSURANCE
AGENCY
Insurance & Leans.

Real Estate Bargains in homes on
easy terms
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
BINGHAM STRIKE
TO AFFECT ORES
Output of Copper Likely to
Be Curtailed by Cessation
of Work in Utah Mines
Il Is Claimed
SUPPLY IS REDUCED.

The labor strike at Bingham. II Il
should continue long, viii have q very
material effect upon the output OK
copper in the United States. for this
district has attained to the approx
mate capacity of 5000 600 pounds a
month. or more than 10 per cent OF
the domestic product This win count
for quite an important figure in the
reduction OF the present small sur
plus OF the metal which exists in the
United States. and II would be suf-
ficient to cause a further advance in
the price Of the metal. even at time
when the price is already high.
Visible Supply Optimistic
The visible supply in America has
now reached q point where il may be
regarded as a safe minimum, in view
Of the several years OF preparation
which the producers have made to
meet any exceptional demand
II is perhaps not surprising that the
miners at Bingham have sought an
increase in wages. in view Of the sharp
advances in the price of copper. II will
be remembered that at Butte more
than FIVE years ago certain sliding
scale Of wages was negotiated on the
basis Of metal prices. while a number
of the copper producers have recent
~ made voluntary increases IN wages
because Of the evidences Of revived
prosperity.
Advance Not Sufficient.
There is kind OF proft-shariBe sen
timent in vogue between employers
and employees. The strike has been
precipitated at Bingham, not because
Of a failure upon the part of the en-
pIoyers "a make an advance, but be
cause the employees did not consider
the advance sufficiently great. while
we have not vet reached q point where
rha curtaiiment OF the Bingham output
is likely to be keenly felt in the mar.
Eet il viii be a fortunate thing for
the general welfare Of the mining in.
dustry ii some early agreement is
made. Labor strikes in the mining
regions have bean very serioTs az
fairs. as everyone knows. II must,
therefore. be the hope OF all that
settlement viii b. achieved within
the very near future
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
Wheat


way ......... -..--..........- -
December ................ 90
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10

sentative one and all thiaEs going
well the stockholders have a right
to look for something bestor during
the coming year.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10
Eurious.

First Deaf Mute-"He wasn't so
very angry, was hep Second Dear
Mute-"He was so wild that the words
he used almost blistered his fingers"
Pittsburgh Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10

'olBO-'uAo SUI UEQ4 JeglBI lInBJ
seEpoqEI7As uopLEd pInoqs uEm Y
4lHs5 sIqsuopIeGun
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10

SSBls
GIsAs 80 .sJIr "a PeuIsAos S! eJFI
AIN us sksHIS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-10

FOR SALE Room house in Upper
Lowell on large lot price $525.00.
Cash $4,000. Bal $500 per mo.
1872
FOR SALES room cottage With
modern conyeniences. Large lot and
good improvements. $4,000 cash.
balance small monthly payments.
1872
FOR SALE-MOdern five room buBsa-
low with all modern conveniences
in good location. almost new, at a
bargain price. Part cash and bal-
ance small monthly payments.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-29

And his son, Vincent, the present
head of the 100000, 900 of the
Astor family. seems to be cut from
the same piece of goods. Vincent
is not yet 81 years old, and because
of his iii health in youth lived a
lonely life during his earlier years.
1t was only because he had the
best of care that money could buy
that he survived the perils of in
fancy.
When he was Is he surprised
those who knew him by becoming
an enthusiastic motorist. This was,
in fact, the only sport, save that
of catching, for which he had the
strength. Dozens of times-scores
of times-he was warned by the
police for fast driving.
One day he was tearing through
country road near Newport.
Rounding a turn at top speed,
he came unexpectedly upon ped
estrian. Astor drove his machine
into d tree. What else could I
do?" he replied later to the re-
monstrances of friends. II couldn't
hit the man, you know. New
York Commercial Times-Star
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-29

June Clearing Price, yard. /. DC
Flaxons on Sale at 19c Yard
is Pieces Flaxons worth 25c and
soc; in checks and stripes; on sale
ACHIEVES for, yard ..10c
Extra specials in white and brown
Dress Linens for this SALE.
Pieces Brown Dress Linen worth
zoe; sale price .13c
5 Pieces Brown Dress Linen worth
3oc.. all Linen, SO inches; on
sale for, yard ....... .22c
3 Pieces BDswn Dress Linen, was
35c: sale price .......,.....2 4c
2 Pieces Brown Dress Linen, wac
zoc; sale price, yard go. .34c
WHITE LINEN
2 Pieces White Linen, was 35c on
SALE at ,............. :. 24c
3 Pieces White Linen, was 40c, on
SALE at mas. ........ BIC
2 Pieces White Linen, was SOC, on
SALE at .44c
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-06-29
CHttvES EXTRA SPECIALS for Friday and Saturday
on Ladies Dresses Skirts, Shirt Waists and Muslin
Underwear Big bargains in this department

s, Pieces White Linen, was CSC. on
z oALE at ....-... -. .48c
SPECIAL FOR soc
Piece Linen Sheeting, coin. wide.
worth s1.25; on sale at, I'd. soc
Table Linen Reduced
No where will you find a prettier
: assortment of Table Linen than is
carried by this store.
Regular 25c Table Linen for. .foc
Regular 35c Table Linen for. .24c
Regular SOC Table Linen for. soc
Regular Csc Table Linen for. .44c
Regular S5c Table Linen for, csc
Regular s1.00 Table Linen for soc
2pieces table linen ~ inches wide
well worth $1.35 on sale for csc
i Piece Table Linen worth s1.75 on
sale for, yard .S1.2s
II you need any Table Linens.
come to CHEEvES' June Clearing
Sale and save money.