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AUTOS FOR SALE.

Hudson roadster, 1912 model in good
condition; fast and easy riding car.
Price reasonable; telephone 1893.
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SITUATION WANTED

Experienced lady stenographer wishes
position. Address ]. R., this Of
flee. 5567-9t. :.
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Supplies.
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A hip. motorcycle, practically new;
owner leaving for coast Address
Cycle" this office. 5567-6t.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
LooseNs UP cRUsTED ROWS
Coed crep o. Corn Secured BY Use o.
mp,smeNt-rhrss Row q
Time Can Dc Worked.

This 10 . tool that ! risssd up to
loosen the surface crust that had
formed after listing corn. tested out
this implement last year and the year
before on fields 20 crustsd that the
corn could not possibly have come
through, writes C. r. Mowrer Of Her
ington, Kan. in the Fsrmers' Mall and
Breeze. After going over the Grip with
this tool ! secured good stand. Il II
made Of an old style corn sled with .
3 BY Z. about seven feet long. boltsd
across the hack. Three logs are A.
tached with chains and these heavily
wrapped with barb wire. Taking three
rows at time one can 20 over Geld
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
ALWAYS / FAVORED DISH
sssvsswifs IL ossss q pssssst Il sass
" che serves . Nseeelre6e

Peel about . cup Of large chestnuts:
put them Into boiling water for Ave
minutes; take Oh the second skin and
boil them again until they are tender;
press them through . sieve; cut .
quarter pound Of candisd fruits Into
small pieces. Cook half cup currants
and half cup Of stoned raisins In hot
water until plump: drain them through
. cloth: add one pint stifdy whipped
cream to . perfait made OF six sg0
yolks and one cup Of sugar: turn this
into . freezer and grind until half
frosen: then remove the paddle and
with . long-handled spoon stir IN the
ehestnuts. the fruit, one teaspoon Of
vanilla. and half cup Of shrsddsd pine
apple free nom Juice; place the pud.
ding In IN Ice mold. pack Il IN Ice and
rock salt and freeze II for six hours.
When frosen turn II Into chilled
platter and heap whipped cream
around Il
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

ooeehlNo Hsrd Absvt Operation, ~
Certain Rvles An Well -
ksep IN Mind.

Cut I hogs hsaa into four ptscss.
Remove the brain. ears. skin. snoue
and eyes. cut on the latest parts tor
lard. Put the lean and bony parts g
soak overnight 10 cold water II or6sr
- extract ths blood and dirt Whsa
The hsad 10 clsanssd PIT u over ths
are U boll. using wAtsr enough -
oovss H. Poll s1til the msat sepa-
RATES readily from The boss Thss
remove Il nom the are and pick out
al Of The boaes. Draln % the liquor.
saving . part Of Il Tor future use.
chop the meat up nnsly with .
chopping knife. Return Il 70 the
kettle aad pour on enough Of The
liquor TO csser the meat Let Il boil
slowly for fifteen minutes 10 . half
hour season 70 taste with salt and
pepper juse before removing Il from
the IRE. Turn \ Into shallow pan
or dish. cpvsr With piece Of cheese
cloth and put on hoard with .
weight to make Il solid. When cold
Il should b eiiced thiniy and served
without further oookins.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
cuLruRE or TIE sLuEDeasy
Mveh Land IN UAlts6 osatss exlsoo ~
Msthleo glee-ossvtes otono
ohlpmsWt wish.

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]. - !. . -. 1890 y .s.-.
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,..r.s 4. 49,. 800
~. .,s... = 49, q. a.. -
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

When trying bacon. put the sliceA
meat into colander or sieve and pour
boiling water over II. Let Il stand In
the water Just . few seconds. then
Dour cold water through Il TO regain
its crispness. says . contributor 10
Good Housekeeping. Absorb the 70
ter with cloth and fry In . smokins
hot pan. The scaldins removes the
supsrfluous salt which 10 usually lsfs
IN the bacon. The tat that ID friend
cut In the cooking 10 better than lard
Tor fryins. A. Il has no burned sale
IN Il. Il 10 almost - white - lard
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

BOIL one pint Of milk and pour Il
over three ounces OF dns broad
erumbs: cream oas ounce Of butter
With two ounces Of sssar. ed the
beaten yolks Of two eggs and sSatsd
rind Of lemon. then gradually odd the
milk and crumbs; stir oil together and
pour into . buttered pie dish. Bake
eae-half hour or until set: then bat
the whites Of the eggs 10 sti9 frotA.
With one ounce Of sugar and Q lev
drops Of lemon juice. Pile rossAly
over the pudding: sir Q little sugar
over and then brown lightly.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

Il 10 often difacult to tell which 10
Ne right side Of huckaback towsling.
A clerk In . linen counter gave ne .
scrs rule for instantly deciding. writes
. contributor In Good Housekeeping
II one draws the linen between thumb
and Anger. one side Of the soods b
distinctly rousAsr than the other. The
rough feeling side 10 the right side.
! impaired this secret 1t Q little sew.
ing bee one aftsrnoon. who're I'VE or
six ladies we're making towels. All
agreed that they had oftsa spsnt .
great deal Of time trying to Asci6s
which was The night si1s of The huck.
aback and several u thoss vorkins
On towels that .day found tAat tAsif -
elsiOn had bssa wrong.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
LILLIAN RUSSELL ON DRINK
Metsd Aetrsss says "Aleshei 10 osath
b 0eauty o. Mind and esvl"-
10 Levdiy Applsueed.

Lillian Russell h appearing II .
monologus In which she says: Al
cohoe 10 death TO the bsauty Of mind.
body and soul" The significant thing
10 that this ssatencs ct every per.
Torrance svokes Z round Of applause
fron pit 70 top gallery.
II ~ interview Miss Resell IVES
ssks1 70 explain Why. She said: "Pso-
ple applique that ssntiment because
hey know Il b true. Many Of them
know II 70 their great sorrow. Thsrs
are rev people 10 this word Who
haven't suffered n some way nom
alcohol. don't mean that they sui.
tered through their own oct. but
through the acts Of others. Various
kinds Of humanity contribute 70 the
Demonstration. For Instance. mothsrs
su6ering through the sets Of Children.
and wives whose lives have been
uads miserable b. drunken husbands.
Yss. and fathers Who drink and who
drsad the day when they viii So their
1--WE sons and daughters drinking the
vile stun. don't desire to preach In
my m0nolosus-it wouldn't seem
quite II placs-but would like TO 90
further than really DO. I've seen tbs
euin brought on By drink. seen II IN
sa1lsss variety. and n ] dared ia Nike
10 20 out thsrs % the stage and talk
aothing else"
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

9merpsNee q Women late Political
aNd ossisl AMslss VIII ~
vlose . oppesitleN.

"TAe agitation against alcohol 10 IN
aspect Of modern life which 10 dis
tinctly optimistic." says Prot. q. T. w.
Patrick. In the Popular 0cisacs Aoath.
".
Hitherto" b. ccntinuss. the op
positioa hes bssa largely ssatimsatal
and has bssn directed not % much
against alcohol - against Drunken.
nsss. Recent studies In the psychol.
or and physiology Of alcohol lead ~
10 believe that Il 10 . rave poison. II
10 the most deadly form Of the down.
ward Or rscalcitrant action Of matter.
% Tar hack - history goes Il hes oct.
"a - oas Of the most serious inpsd.
ing forces TO the upward progress Of
the human spirit Il 10 In spite u q.
cohol that progress has coutinus1
from century to century. Il 10 impos.
sibls TO estimate the damage Il has
done 10 the human race. Its elimina,
tion viii b. . Tar more diincult prob
len than the abolitioa Of var. but
n - undoubtedly true that alcohol vii
have 70 %. The smsrseaos Of woman
inte polttical and social a9airs viii
80 sew vtsor 70 the expedition 10 n.
aa1 psychological psychological and
sociological studies viii solve The
peo6,sn Of method"
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

wips OF wash u needed pssl cot
stems flns. and u tough stew IN . nc.
Tie milk. Slice o. quarter The teDs.
cook them avs minutes h plenty ol
batter. thea 40 cream sunc,sss 70
mAks . sases. and simmer . ssv nia-
utss or till tsnaes. aAaiAs more cream
70 hooded. There sAeslA - saues
saough 70 nolstsa ths tsase TAls \
ess q he stnp,ese al nsss 1s,iessss
vays ce cookias nasArooas. esoselAl.
b The late vArsseies
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

oae cup G u oae ta6,eeooea
apples. ANTS /. .. al minced very
nns. mining thoroughly viii tve sab,e
speoas u nayoaaaiss dressing. opesaA
waite beeaA Nth batter. thea ~
abevs alllas; p,aes ansshss ptses q
besal - ~ ~ go y aAy sAAos
ooslssl.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publishsr.)
Non Coal Land.

Dspartnent % the Interior.
q. .. LAID Otfics 1t DuranSo, Colorado:
July 9th, 1913.
Notice IL hsrsby given that Thomas D. Shad.
stall, Of Cortss, Colorado. who, ON Dccembes
ith. isi0, made pre-emptioa declaratory state.
msnt, serial No. 01Ol7 Tor Sw I, Of section :,
township - north, range u west n n p Meri
dian, has hlod notice Of iatsntion 10 make final
prescription proof, tn establish claim to ths
land above described. before J. N. Brumley
/, lerk 81 the district court Of hontesuma coun
". at Costss. Colorado, On the ssh day Of Sep
tsmhsr, letA
Clai4ans names O. uitnessss;
=. y. North. Carl Green, and Oliver Click
Ill of Costss, Colorado, and Jin Barrett, u
Dolores, Colombo.
q. II. CuAnLroS.
Register.
Fiss4 pab Aug. LIST lsis: last pub sept sthisis
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NorIcx ron PUBLICATION,
,fueilslssJ
Noa Coal taud

p.ysnssss q the a,snss
Y. = lssd oacs a. Dursr 70, Colorado.
At6ssl nh. wia
q pel.sss. csssssdo, vka, IN Eay s;sn, NJ,
Sc. o,sis To- ~ isE ssa La. 70 and |, Y
NJ 1ssta.ss. kss 1lsd sa;ls. 81 .sss,s.s !, y
nails anal yess psoef. 10 sstahlish clai1 n
TIE issa eesse d.ss!!hsd, before slsr KsGis,ss
$50. .esossdo, - shs ssh q q a trsos-s
Ctaiesss ssass - stsssssss;
:s:ii. i: ~ b.ls: Is, ! c:ls ~. a.. s: e:
80 =. ussisss, oe so1se, Co snsssSa.
Yisss - ssv& B. iass . GA. II 4 u
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishss.l
Non Coal Land

Nun Coal LsaOd
Depa rtment 81 the Interior.
US. Land Ot1ice at Durango, Colorado.
August lsth lSiS.
Arloa, Colorado, who, On April n, iSiO made
homestead application serial. No, tcS,s, for Shs
Ns NV Z Of sertion 81, township 81 north
ranee u west, n n p Meridian, and ON Oueobes
iih. isiO, made additioaal Homestead sppiiea.
tion serial No. 0.Sh for Lots and I. of ssesiop
y. township 81 north. range u west. n n p
Meridian. has nled notice q intention 70 mako
Anal three year psspof, Ia establish claim 70 the
land above dsscrihed, before j. N. Rrunley
clerk II the district court II houtssuna county,
NJ Cortcs, Colorado. On the SOsh day II Seq.
tsmber, 1913.
claimant names as uituesses;
\. x Walker, and Edward Folks, II Dolores,
Colorado, aud John jackson, and John Mccoy.
of Arios, Colorado.
q. n. CnAsLros, Register.
First pub August y, last pub ssps =, isia.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
ipublishsr.
Dana YtAaot Of thu IusaPios.

Uepa ft00nt OF tbs Interior,
y. q. Land Ollics 81 durango. Colorado.
August 18th. ielS
Phippsa, q DOLORES. Colorado. Who, oa jsiy
ssth, ipis. made homestead application ssriSl
Nc. taOi. ios The IN I 81 !, sEt sW 81 sss.
. .sS ; sSs ~ ss,: :sa NV Of
2 Meridian, hes aled notics u intsatioa r.
make Final Coamatation prooe. 10 esssblish
claim 10 The land eboss descsibeai, before ].
Nontssana counsy. Colorado. 81 Cortes, Colo
RADIO, an tle ;th day ~ Ortohes, isls.
Claimant Nance as Witnesses,
s@iiG. and koSsrt 4. Mamll,on. I'll q Dolores,
Colorado.
q. n. CsAsLros,
Register.
Fisss pub August :. last pab sspssm6sr 5 iSls.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05

whsa talking with Wilbur Wright
q ~ grsas aviation meet In Chicago.
Q ". @. 3. y. woman asked hin how
mueA alcohol - cosl1 carry. Ne ~
algnaxely ssDtis1 that be vosl1 not
1ass uas the be1y and brsis With
vAisA - Creator I'D endowed hin
~ evaIao1ng aay aleoho,; hat -
~ ~ know ~ dtoersaes bseueea
~ slals = bses, vAlsky - vtss.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
Friday. September 5. 1913.
OFFICIAL D,sKcroav.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
roansy JNdss, ]. J, pownsy
Counsy Clark, y. \, Burke
CUunsv Treasurer, Chae!ee held
Sspv u schools, MARI =, Taylor
Coassy sheriff, q. y. Todd
COunty Assessor, ]. =. bf1tatn
O0unsy Hurvsyos, i. Y. Clire
County Attorney, ". ". Conesd
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. !, ". ". Hyes
Distrlct No, q ". n. Outlet.
Distrlst No. 3, Arthur Lee Broadhsad
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, r. l., Wilhsr
Treasurer Ethel bglmear.
Town Clerk, %. q, Waltsrs,
Town Marshall. Douglas Forbes
Attornsy, y W. Carpsutsr.
Trustees; $50
W. ]. Eson, J. D. Basgwin. o. T. Irimbie'
W. y. Ordway, J. L. hossison. 4. 3. hiiiss.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPuhlisher.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPuhiisher.l
Depastmsut Of the Interior,
U. Q. Land Otice at Durango. Colorado.
August 18th, 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Bertha X. Mar.
0pssuiee. dscsassd, Of Lewis, Colorado, Who.
% October It'll. ists, made pre.emptton dsclsr.
a,ory sta!s.ent serisl, No. otosi. Tor the y 2
north. ranss Il west. n. Y. P. Meridian, has
Nlsd aotics u iateation 10 make Anal pre-emp.
tion proof To establish claim Ia the land above
dsAesihrd bsfore the Register and Receiver oi
the q. T. Land once. at Durango, Colorado. on
the i&sh day u Ocsob~r, tslS
Claimant nance Witnesses
Horace Stevenson. Georgia A. Roden. aud
Kate narruna. ell % Lewis Colorado. aud u IN.
dfsth fross, u Colorado spring.. Colorado.
q. II. Charlton,
Register.
Fisvs puh Sept. s; last pab. October 70. 1918
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
Silver Plume Temple
No. "a, PyrHIAN SISTERS
Meets every Tuesday evening In the
X. p. hsIi over opera house.
adobe PiSKERroN, NJ. &c
LULA BRuNLEY, N. 81 X. Z.
Visiting Members Always Welcome
NOTICE FpR PUBLICATION.
Naa GnAI Iassi

Nnn Coal LAnd
DspA rtmsnt 81 the latesios,
August - lplA
NssI-s 10 hss,hy sivsp that toy Dsshsvsas.
a Dolores. Colorado. Who. IN hsps~s.hss nh.
@sssas =, aSd NJ ~ IL ssr,ica .. Toes.
- eIed s"sles Il intsasloa 10 Maks anai
y0s pssssl. 10 tseiish CLAIM 10 tho land atpse
SssssHsA, sseos. the keelssss and k~cesyss u
- u ~ Land ue1Ics II Durango. Colorado On
- TIA Oar ~ Oeso<sf, tpiA
CtalaaaS naQss - Witnesses,
Je0es seesssoa. ntaslsy y, Mitchell, apA
ss1 Dos Z. AeCisss, q cersss. colofsde,
2. y. CuAat Fos, eagissss.
! possa Vok ases. D. Last puh. Ors. Vi lVIA
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisherD

Depart Of the Interior,
y. .. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
July sist, 1918.
Notice 10 hereby given that Wilbest A. Lat.
chaw of Dolores, Colorado, Who, On September
Sueh, lem, made homestead application No.
w., Serial No. OltOi, Tor the Sc ii section
=, toWnship 81 north. range u wcst, p
Meridian. has aled notice Of intention to make
Anal rear proof, To establish claim Ia the land
ahuve dec rihed. before j. n. Brumley. Clerk Of
the District Court for Aontcsuma county, Colo.
rad0. at Cortss. Colorado, On the 18th day VI
Aspesabss. lsi3.
Claimant names - witnesses.
Horace q. koscoe, Harold K. Nakeever, q. L.
nattisoa, and Charles sauires, all Of Dolores,
Colorado.
q. n. CuAaLrox. Register.
rtsss pub August 1918; last pub sept u 1914.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
NOTICE roR PUBLICATION.
tPselishstl

peP1tmeht o. Tue IhtettOf
Y. O. LAnd OeAce ~ puraaso, Colorado.
August ", 1914
Notice 10 hssshy given that bsstha K. Mar,
cuu, u Lewis, Colorado, vho, on Octctsr eth
IDt2, made prs-empsioe declaratosy statement,
y: sans s.s thS nossh est aaarss,,Nkn ~ g
n. 2. Meridian. has nled notice u intention Ia
nats enai p.ssmptice, Pr.ot 70 establish claim
70 tks land ssoys de..sihsa. hsioss the Register
snd nsrsivss VI the u. b. Land Ofice. AT bur.
aneo, Colorado, On the 18th dag of October, 1878
ClataAnt aanss % witnesses;
nfs. Osoesta a. 1osiea. hosece n. stssensoe,
Cplosadks
q. n. Chsritoa.
Register.
The Dolores star., 1913-09-05
RIO GRANDR SOUTHERN R R
TINE CARD.
ARRIVE

ARRIVE
No. s-Pssssassr from Telluride and
intermediate poipts..t... no n
Ne. s-passsnsss froa Durango snd
intermediate points ,...........1ssS0ps
DEPART
No, S-Passsnssr for durango and In.
ternedlats points ........... u 20 y
No S--Passsuess Tor Telluride and In.
sernedlats points .......... 20 y -
&C. BEnou, Agent
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

for compulsory contribution to a fund
out OF which all losses shall be paid,
based on percentage Of the payroll.
Creation of state highway commits
sion to have control OF all roads in the
state. with power to develop aud ex.
ecute plan Of general road develop
ment.
Establishment OF state publicity
bureau with at least 100000 appro-
priation to spend in advertising re-
sources of Nebraska.
Passage OF law doing away with
the defense OF assumption Of risk in
damage cases against railroads.
Strengthening OF Sackett law pro.
viding for removal OF derelict officials
30 that It may be made effective.
Enactment of laws regulating and
controlling water power companies. so
that public rights may be protected
while capital shall not be frightened
away.
Sufficient sum appropriated to finish
state historical society building near
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16

pose and the state support but one
home, that at Grand Island
That contract prison labor be abol-
ished and convicts not worked on
roads and farms should be set to work
making supplies for state institutions.
That every dollar raised for road
and bridge work in the state be ex.
pended under the direction OF a state
highway commission.
That the state should investigate as
to the possibilities OF water power de-
velopment in the state before attempt.
ing any comprehensive legislation
and to that end suggests the appro.
priation Of a small sum for investiga-
ton.
That instead Of increasing the num-
ber of supreme judges or creating
additional appellate courts. the STU
preme court sit In divisions aud thus
hear more cases.
That supreme judges be elected by
districts.
That the judiciary shonld he re-
moved from politics by providing for
a non partisan bench, elected without
political appellations appearing on
election ballot.
That the party circle be eliminated
from the official election ballot.
That laws be passed amending reg
istration laws. providing for contests
Mt primary elections and recount of
yp,as nj ypppraI ,lpCtiOug
That no legislation be passed au.
thorizing the sale of school lands.
That the governor be restricted to
one term of four years, with salary
sufficient to pay for services and en-
nble him to meet expenses,
That no appropriation be made for
representation at the San Francisco
exposition.
That $4,000 be- appropriated TO buy
Sarpy county farm for widow Of Roy
Blunt. title to remain in state. but
control and income to be given her
during lifetime.
That provision be made for state
publicity department. but that no
special bureau be created for that pur'
pose.
That no new capitol be built. but
that the state historical building be
finished 60 provide quarters for SUI
preme court. state library and state
historical society.
Ilue sky selling, and that the federal
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
SIMPLE CEREMONIES
AlORICH RETlRES AND MORE.
HEAD ASSUMES EXECUTIVE
DUTIES.
CARRY OUT USUAL PROGRAM
0oth Retiring and Incoming Governors
Deliver Messages to the
Legislature,
CARRY OUT USUAL PROGRAM

With simple ceremonies. made i'm
pressive by the presence Of the usual
large crowd, including many of the
states most prominent citizens, John
II. Morehead became governor of Ne
braska and Chester II. Aldrich stepped
out OF that Office on Thursday after.
noon, January .. The Inauguration
took place. according to custom in the
chamber of the house of representa-.
uves. With Governor Morehead were
sworn in all of the other state officers
elected or reelected last November
The audience which heard the out.
going and incoming executives filled
the house gallery and the space at
the rear of the main floor, overilowing
into the chamber itself Four hundred
people stood in solid jam for two
hours and half in order to- witness
the inaugural rites. Scores Of extra
seats were placed in the aisles to aC.
cOmmodate as many as possible.
Mrs. Aldrich Mrs. Morehead and
Miss Dorothy Morehead occupied
seats together directly in front of the
chief clerks desk, where the two gov.
ernors stood to deliver their message.
Greeted by Governor A,drich.
Shortly before the convening Of the
Joint legislative session at O'Clock,
Governor Morehead arrived at the
capitol, having walked with the other
members of his family from the hotel
He stepped into the executive office,
where he was met and cordially
greeted by Governor Aldrich.
"Well. governor, have you got your
nerve up for the OCCASION" asked the
latter.
Governor Morehead replied that he
thought he had enough to get through
the inauguration in good shape. He
was led by Mr.. Aldrich into the
private Office, where he hung up" his
overcoat and hat and was given
formal possession of the room which
will be his official home for the next
two years. When the Joint assembly
met, 1t was called to order by Presi-
dent Kemp Of the senate. Speaker
Kelley sat beside him.
Outburst Of Applause.
The entry of the two executives at
2:25 was the signal for an outburst
of applause. They were received by
the members of the joint assembly
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
SPIRIT IN TUBERCULOSIS WAR
Nineteen Million Dollars Expended
Last Year In Flight Against the
Dread White Plague.


Nearly $19,000.0OO was spent In the
anti.tuberculosis campaign in the
United States during tho year 1912.
according to the fourth annual statis.
tlcal statement OF expenditures in this
movement issued by the National As
sociation for the study and Proven.
tion OF tuberculosis. The expenditures
during the year for sanatorium ano
hospital construction and treatment
make the largest single item In tho
total. amounting to nearly $l6.800. 900.
This IL an increase OF nearly $5.000.-
600 over the same group OF expendi-
lures for the year 1911. The anti.
tuberculosis associations and commit
tees spent over $765,00O. while dis.
pensaries and tuberculosis clinics
spent over 100000 over $415.000
was spent for the maintenance and
establishment Of opcn.air school and
fresh air classes. which Is more than
double the amount spent for this pur.
pose In 1911. O6lcial. state and mu.
nicipal expenditures outside Of the
maintenance OF institutions. which
are included in the other totals.
amounted TO $3.50, 900. In addition ia
these figures. about $50O.O00 was
spent by hospitals for insane and
penal institutions In caring for their
tuberculosis inmates.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
Why He Chanqed His Mind.

John l.. Sullivan met with some
amusing incidents while giving boxing
lessons.
One day a husky young man came
to him as n pupil. He took his boxing
lesson and went home somewhat the
worse for wear.
When he came for his second lesson
he said: "Mr. Sullivan, It WAS my
idea to learn enough about boxing
from you to give a certain young gen.
tleman a good licking. I've had It In
for him a good while. But I've chang,
ed my mind. II you have no objeo'
tons I'll send this young man dowA
here to you to take the rest Of my
lessons for me."-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-01-16
New Dangerous Counterfeit Bill.

Neutrality-suspicious. seized officials
Of the United States treasury upon the
discovery of remarkable counterfeit
five dollar silver certificate, the most
dangerous imitation of American cur.
rency since the famous Monroe head
hundred dollar bill was suppressed in
1895. So perfect Is this spurious note
that officials in the cash room of the
treasury declared 1t genuine and un.
swervlngly held to their belief that II
was washed note.