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The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

The rain the tirst of the week settled
the dust aud also made the roads quite
muddy. but they are drying again aud
the weather IL clearing warm. X.
BrsdHsId says We are going to have
hns weather up to ChristniAs Hope
he Ia right NJ We have about lost faith
IN Hicks. Hicks II too much Of n
storm merchant 10 successfully predict
the weather Ia this section Of the
coun try.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

An egg does not look very mysteri.
Gus N It is turned about In the hand
without giving II further thought than
to admire Its smooth, velvety white ~
brown shell but II II quite = wonderful
thing " hen one comes 10 study II. In
the tirst place the shell which ls,ks
like = perfectly smooth, continuous
substance h . very curious structure,
made up Of two layers Of lining or
calcareous substance, full Of little pores
or canals, very much after the same
general plan Of the skin Of the human
body. about which we are taught In
physiology. These little pores opsn
both on the outside and the inside Of
the shell NO m to allow gases and OdorS
tn pass back aud forth through II.
Ifanyone is In doubt about this Just
place an egg and moth ball In box
together aud let them remain day or
two, then break the egg aud cook II,
taste II aud see what . horrible, strong
flavor IL has acquired. For this reason
to keep the flavor Of al egg sweet aud
fresh, II must never be left where there
are foul or dlsagreesble odors. Can you
Imagine the differences between an ekg
'asd 70 2 c'ean nest t'ox and 9assssso
while u n fresh, and another laid "
foul, bad smelling pIscs and allowed TO
remain there long enough To 6ecos0s
tainted With the surroundings? Which
Que would you prefer to eat Tor your
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
Whistle. covsrias Tor Strawberries.

vssseSs ~Sv~ss"8 ~ 49,"
There h probably no hsttsr covering
f"r the strawberry bed during the
winter than = layer u good clean straw
Of some kind, though some growers
prefer to Use mulch ofstra~y manure.
Whatever material Ii used u should bs
~ free ~ possible from the seeds II
grass aud weeds, otherwise they will
cause trouble when they come up
among the plants In the spring.
The covering should be applied after
the ground becomes frosen late In the
fall, and ought 10 Ire deep enough 10
prevent rapid freezing and thawi1s,
ssy three or four inchsa In this ell.
mate II h advisable 10 placs boards,
brush or poles on the mulch to hold u
In place when there are strong winds.
The main reason fer covering straw.
berry plants IL To prevent the alternate
freezing and thawins of the soll during
cold nights aud warm days. When
plants arp not projected they ere likely
To have their crowns and roots Injured
aud may die. In addition 10 prevent.
Ing this, the mulch Will help rstsin
moisture and may rstsrd tbs bloon,ing
period fos = week ~ ten days. The
latter IL sdvsntss~ous, since the killing
ii the blaosns by tbs iats frosts In ths
spring may be avoided.
when growth begins Ia the spring
the mulch 10 removed. Part ~ itmsy
10 worked around the crowns II the
plants 10 fern . clear hsd fos the fruit
N rest one, thus kseplns u out u .ths
dirt. The rsmalndss b ssnsovsd n
allow irslgation and cUltivatios. r..
A. Ac0iDty, q. A. y.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
Dolores River Items.


Miss Isatel Aker visited Ut v. Brad.
fields below Beaver Saturday aud
Sunday.
Mr.. and MN. Bert Parker attended
the Firenen's ball Ut Dolores Hal.
lowe'en.
M. and xru. Sam johnson went 10
Pine river last Friday to spend several
days on business aud pleasure.
Carl SchornhorSt went 10 Beaver
creek last Saturday to gather beet cat.
tie to ship the eighth Of this month.
Harold Bradneld attended the Fire.
mems ball At Dolores. Did not return
I'll monday, must be some attraction.
Mr. and Mrs. spear moved 10 their
new ranch north Of Sage Hen last
week. hn. Spear h = sister u M.
Lunssord Of Sage Hen.
Four nee pupils were enrolled this
week In our school, Emma Grayson
aud tbs hpesr children. Thirteen
childrsn answer 10 roll call nov and
wls AcCormlck u doing good work 80
far. ..-..
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

r. l.. Bradh.Ii returned Saturday
from Denver with u new Metz auto
mobile. As SOON as he can teach II to
climb telephone poles some Of the
hard work connected with operating
n telephone line vii lie eliminated.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

W. A. Jones II Ia Dolores after
spending some time at the Intake Of
the proposed ditch Of the summit RES
.rvoir. He il pleased with the pros
poets for plenty Of water aud the con-.
pletion Of the proposed intake during
the coming year.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Elliott Hentx was caller at THE
Star office yesterday. Mr.. It@n,x, WIN
Ia In the smpioy Of the Florence 4
Cripple Creek Railway company, with
headquarters ut Colorado Springs, hiss
been visiting With bis father, Dr.. }. II.
Rents, on summit ridge for the past
ten days He reports . good time
hunting and nshinK and enjoying
himself generally. He returns TO bis
duties again saturday.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Mrs. s. NJ. Mcconnell arrived In
Dolores sunday from an extended visit
on the Pacific coast aud In visiting
with her daughters for n short time
before going to Utah to join Mr.. Nc
Council " no has located Ia the Norman
state.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

At the firenien's meeting held Tues.
day evening 10 WAS decided to abandon
the practice meetings, held the third
Tuesday evening 81 the month, until
next spring.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

John Eggers came In from Farming
ton Wednesday. He made the trip on
horseback Sad oa nccassmt ~ the rain
in was not n enjoyable n trip - II
might have bren
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

W. J. Exon returned sunday from
Denver where be spent n week taking
work in the Masonic lodge. He reports
plenty Of dissgreesble weather on the
east side of the range.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

MANHOOD 10 not = bosstiui dis.
play oi power to endure hsrdships.
smoke cigars. play ball. Il u ma
the ability to carry = cane. ~ess .
silk bat o. heavy ring with sesl.
Some Of these qualifications are
becoming to . dude rather ,has Q
true man. True manho0d 10 The
fitting Of self to ones sphere. u
you are q farmer try 10 b. . good
one. Whateves you ere d. mol Be
afraid to take Oh your cost snd roll
up your sleeves and 90 10 work -
" you meant 10 win. When Il y
known you are . worker, work
comes to you. A man waiting for
work. grumbling becaus~ L does
not seek him. semiuds one VI josh
Billings picture Of . man Who west
out to milk . COW. and Who upon
opening the gate. ct dowu On The
milking stool and waited for the
COW to back up TO hin.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

There will Ice preaching service IN
the Methodist church Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Sunday school 81
10. Everybody cordially Invited.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

The jaws Of "a shark on display In the
window Of the Dolores state bank Is
attracting considerable attention. II
is not the jaws Of n money shark.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

neneineer~ for the Albuquerque,
Cord and Salt Lake railroad arrived
In Dpsrs Tuesday aud were taken to
Cosoln the BoxmAn auto. The next
ihis TO expect 10 the smoke Of the
locoo1a tlve.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Tue iiremen's tall given In the opers
house Friday night Of last week WAS u
success both socially and financially
The net receipts we're $32 %.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

J. J, Harris 4 10. have Just received
two cars of furniture. II you are
wanting anything In the furniture line
examine this stock while II Is com.
pIete.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

X. =. 5. Fox mntored to Durango
Saturday evening To spend sunday
with his family. He Was accom- panied
by Mrs. l.. NJ. smith.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

T.. X. Mullen was oyer from Cortex
yesterday on business. He was ac-
,'ompanied by singer sew ing machine
agent.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

=. +, Reynolds, of the Rio 0rAnds
Southern water service, has t~e,l Ia
Dolores the past week.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

w. w. Dunlap retav0ed Sunday
FROM the East where he had Ie~n with
n shipment Of cattle.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

nalNeal Plumlee n busy these days
thted Nc on, the dogs. A good dog h
: va144ble asset on the ranch or Ia the
COW tpMp; but usually when In town
he y &psrfect nuisance.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
For Sale Chan.

Three sevsntsen.foot boilers and one
thirteen font boiler, oil complete, with
exception 81 smoke stacks. Address
inquiries 10 the CITY Clerk, Durango,
Colorado.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Harvey Wslisc. came la from Mont
rose sunday with new Marathon
car. Harvey Is agent for these ears.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

c. Il. Smith, of the valley, was Z
business caller ut The Star otiios
Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed johnson aud son,
Clel, left Tuesday for California where
they expect To make their future home
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

DIR. Lace will hold the first quarter
ly cunf-r.nt e IN the Methodist churci,
AT this place al lO:30 Tuesday niorning,
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Ladies' Aid vii meet with Mra
Mianie Walters Wednesday AFTERNOON,
November u.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Lost Bet ween Dolores aud the steel
bridge, Navajo saddle blanket.
Finder please notify Akin Il Porter.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

X. J. Porter returned yesterday from
Durango where he had been under the
care Of an eye specialist for the past
week
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

The house, barn and fence wire on
the Clark ranch, near Lebanon, are
fr sole. for particulars call ~ this
Office.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
How's ThisS

We of|ef One ilun1fe1 noolAsS -
ward for any ease u CaAassA 49,
cannot b cured ~ HAIRS caAassA
Cure.
FL. CHENEY . CO. TelslA q
We, the undersisnsd, have hNoPp z. !.
Cheney for the last y yeesa. 81 be9ese
him perfectly hoUcsasls - ~ sn1esee
out any ob)laatteas 0aAs ~ ~ -
NATIONAL RANK o. coo01uDc9
Ts1eoa. q
Hairs .catassh Cure u tahsa. lneeRnallY.
aet1n8 Alfertly uprN the eee41 80 80
60 Qnrfaese ce ne eyseea. TeleqE2
- ssN's Taaias ~ - eunG1luo1A
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

For nns clsss Job work come TO
The Bsas OfIlOs.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Al pr~ssnt u Ifn,hs - " The stsie
guards hsd gone 10 the strife spsse To
protect lille aud prOpssty iussssd u
killing. builpsnnIss and dspostts9 ks
the purpss u Intisutda,iug the stnaess
q wss the cass Ia the Psabody wss.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
X. T.. Walker ~ Bummit sidos, b
giving bis shssp the tinal dip.

What dues the crushing desras
Tsmany rscsivsd In New YUsk iBlb.
cate? Il tbs tiger sssting I'D sad
Inactive o. have the hoOsss psssp,s II
the Empire state at Lest aw0ks 10 tlssss
political possibilities?
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07
GENERAL NEWS
DoinRs IN All Parts d he
World.
INTERESTING EVENTS
Recorded By the Daily Pasen
Oveing the Past Week.

Jesnsy City. Nov. S.-Js@ss eis.1ss,
Wilson's candidate, was slsesed eos.
ernor VI New Jerssy By q, 600 plasallty.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Boston, Nov. S.-Walsh, Dsncssas,
wasselectsd govesnos byia any thous.
On dpluraiity' The suiiss Demoesstie
state ticket vss elected. Foe the esss
time In 1.-THE history Of Maasaehusssts
the legislation wili b. Democratic.
Springfield, H.. Nov. S.-Co0plsts
returns show most Of The small lllioois
towns went dry. Ths women every.
where oppcsed the salooos. Jaeksoa-
vile, the largest town bo,dias Dooal
option elections. voted IS pss cent dry.
vera Crus, Me1lco, Nov. 4.-Ths
third division u the Uuitsd 6eatss
Atlantic feet comprising the foss
bsttleships the Rhode Island, vlssipis.
Nsbsaska and New Jesasy, arrived
here this evening and anchosed out.
side the break water.
%
Chicago. H., Nov. Awkward
Morris, the multi millionaire pssssdsne
Of the nrm Of Morris 4 Co., meat pock.
err. died st bis home here today. ~.
Morris had l,sen 10 Tor moss than
year following . cou,plsts bsrakdcvs
Of his nervous system. He was WslD
aud widely known over the country -
. phiianthropist, having msGls many
donations 10 the Gauss of charity.
.
New York, N. ", Nov. A. illlosn
Sulzer, oncs ousted frum the esvsspos.
ship Of the state al New Yosk By The
high court Of impeaohu,sst was
selected for the stats asssash,y today
from the Sixth assembly district b. .
sweeping plurality. He nm vpoa ~
Progressive ticket and appasssuy
pulled ,uors votss than BIZ Dsoessaale
and Resab,Iean eeesasals ~. -
0s0ee. * ..-.----- --a.s--.-.
Nee Yosk, N. Y, Nov. t.-eustsa
carried New Yosh today. elsssls9
John Pusroy Mitchell = 0ayss b.
approximately 7S,0o0 plvrsllsy ssd
retaining ooatro, u ths iaspsstsss
bnard Of estimate end sppeetIoamsst
by = sole margin. TsWwssy Nell 80
its msyosslty cssdidsts Edwasd y
Mccall % down to dslsas b. osss q ths
blRgest plusslisIss ever eivss aoatsse
this candidates u the osuaalssatOs, ssd
Il looksd near nsidnl0ht = NV c1Sld
not even save tbs New Yesk couSty
offices from out " the wrsckAgs.
The Dolores star., 1913-11-07

Boston, Nov. S.-walsh. Dsnossst,
wss,electsd governor byis any thoes.
On dplursiity' The entire Dewoesstio
state ticket was elrcted. Foe the esss
time In 1.-THE history 81 Massachusetts,
the legislation will b. Dsmocsasic.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20

, rs it possible
Yes, that is the law" said Nine
Cerveau. clapping her hands with JOY.
From that moment their existence was
one continued chain Of anxiety and sus-
pense. Every morning Cerveau thought.
| If the owner should not claim the
wallet And every night he said to
| himself. 81 wonder if he has called
for il to-day2"
AT last there was only one week left
Cerveau resigned his position at the
| bank. Why should he work when he
was rich2 He bought a villa at Deau-
vile for ten thousand francs. paying
with a promissory note
At last the twelfth Of January came.
and dressed their best the Cerveaus
went 10 the police station. signed a
paper and received a precious wallet
They had invited N Morrin for din
ner 10 spring the happy news on him
and enjoy his envy
Conversation at the table Jagged. but
at the dessert Nine. Cerveau broke the
news to their guest
Cerveau produced the wallet and
handed it to the stock broker, whom he
asked to sell the papers.
"Oh. yes he said. Russian railroad
shares! Unfortunately they went down
when 1t looked like war between Rus
sIa and Austria over the Balkan mud
de and they never recovered. They
are worth about three hundred francs
now
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
The Stolen Wine

In nnp ~ IIIohacl,,,, ,,,.,7i,,.,I .+rao+,
.-,3 . %. 'e'9
~ Dig WINE shop. This house with its
pointed gable facing the street belongs
ID "a sfrarea 5i-+,r+ ,,,,.
.,,, INSTANT past
Ao-"dE mere Is another bottle emp
iy- children said the old wine mer-
,fff.o r-,,faIr Il-i-D, -. VIC ot
u really was because of its paneIled
walls and ceiling of black Flemish oak
@.-,rs+ l-.u,
,'"' u '''Ihs can not go Oh any
b"sti-
They all sat as ouier a. mice The
sprrenticas tbra-,, h,,i- -. IL. 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
Noise Like Glass.

A petty thief was trying desperately
20 escape from a policeman who was
pursuing him. As a last resort he APP
pealed TO "a passing junkman, an ac-
quaintance cf his, who made him crawl
into an empty gunnysaCk in the cart
Up came the putting policeman To
his inquiry II the thief had passed that
way the juukman shook his head, Not
satisfied. the policeman asked;
What's in that baE?"
"ouly broken glass and china" the
iunkman replied
To satisfy himself the policeman
thrust his hand inside out Of the
depths Of the bag came strained voice
saying:
"Tinkle, rinkeH'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
No Claimant.

After dinner the Cerveaus went to
the police station. told that they had
found wallet and turned il over to
the police. after which virtuous action
they felt exceedingly well pleased with
their own honesty
About ten months later Nine Cerveau
one day said to her husband:
Il have been 10 the police station to-
day. The wallet is still there-nobOdy
has claimed it,"
81 don't see how that can he of any
interest TO us Cervcau replied.
But don't you know. then that IL
the wallet Is unclaimed for wear and
day it becomes the property Of the
fnderT'
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
The Original ~What Is It?",
Can You Guess?

THE EXCHANGE EDITOR,
WHO is EMPLOYED TO HUNT
FOR CURIOUS PHOTOGRAPHS.
ETC, ETC, DUG UP THESE
RECENTLY.
THE FOLLOWING DAY HE
WENT ON HIS VACATION
WITHOUT LEAVING ANY
CLEW AS TO WHAT THE
AWFUL LOOKING THING IN
THE PICTURE is.
EVIDENTLY THE PICTURES
ARE OF THE HEAD OF A
BIRD, BUT WHAT KIND OF A
BIRD? SOME HAVE SUGGEST
ED A PELICAN, BUT OTHERS
SAY mo" WHAT DO YOU
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20

Somebody must have lost it,"
"Of course"
let us take it to the police station
after dinner"
4 don't think we need hurry that
much Tomorrow NJ Morrin viii be
here for lunch As a stockbroSer lie
knows all about securities. and fl would
be fun to know what those papers are
worth. Then we can hand them over
10 the police afterward'
The next day MOrrin looked at the
papers and said
Russian railroad shares, worth about
so 900 francs"
Eighty thousand francsN the Ger
veaus Rasped. why that is for
tune"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
If You Don't Love Your Wife
By DOROTHY DIX.

humiliates her by doing out money
to her. he cuts her to the quick by
sneeTing at her opinions, he ridicules
her until he brings the tears to her
eyes, and she shriuks and fiinches un-
der his cruel tongue just as much as
she would from bodily blows if he
beat her,
The Exception.
Such man, and millions like him,
are satisfied that their wives will go
on admiring and adoring them, no
matter what happens. They think It
isn't worth while to be tender and
considerate, or even polite, TO a mere
wire.
Most women do stand neglect and
i'll treatment with whatever patience
heaven sent them, but now and then
one with more spirit and less endur-
ance than the rest forsakes this
death-in life existence, or some wom-
an, who could not live without love.
accepts from some other man the af-
lection that her husband has ceased
to give her.
1t is the custom, in such instances,
to look upon the husband as a sadly
misused man, but practically the fault
is always his. 1t is the husband
lldlu llldJ generally opens inc u'ti
for the affinity His wife never quit
loving him until he had made him
self ENJOYABLE. She never wearied Of
him until he lost interest in her.
There would be mighty few women
who would ever look outside their
own home for somebody to entertain
them, somebody TO sympathize with
them, somebody to show them tender
ness, if they had nybody at home to
pay them any attention.
Precisely the same thing may b"
said of women. II is almost invariably
the wife who prepares the way for
the other woman. 1t is the nagging
wife who sends her husband away
from home to find peace. 1t is the
morbid wife who does nothing bu-
fret and complain and weep who
drives a man away to seek cheerful
companiOnship. 1t is the untidy and
slovenly woman who wears sdiled
wrappers and curl papers at home,
who puts a premium on chorus girls
and other peaches. It is the wife who
feels it her sacred duty to continu-
ally remind her husband OF his faults
who makes him an easy mark for
every adventures with knack Of
handing out flattery bv the shovel
full.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
Man Need.

Every man has got to have some
body to jolly him along and tell him
that he is the handsomest. biggest,
bravest man in the world, and If his
Wife won't do it lie will hunt around
until he finds some other woman who
will Also, every man has got TO
have some woman to love him and
make a fuss over him and baby him, -
and If his wife won't do it some other
woman will.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
The Cerveaus and the Wallet

n T)NSIEUR CERNEAU was walk
M ing homeward as fast as his legs
would carry him. When he left
the office Che was clerk in a savings
bank) he was foolish enough to go with
some friends to a cafe for q game Of
dOminos. and now he had lost nearly
three francs Mime. Cerveau was always
angry whenever he was late for dinner.
Outside the door he hesitated The
clock mad struck half-past seven. There
was sure to be a scene He walked
slowly UP the stairs. His heart was in
ing downstairs again, when he discOv-
cred the buNom figure of Nine Ger
Veau leaning over the bani9ter on the
top floor holding "A candle in her hand.
He tried to hide his fear under a smile.
She was wearing q white wrapper,
and the candle she held made her look
like "a stern vestal virgin. Monsieur
Cerveau humbly bowed his head pre-
pared for the worst. but great was his
surprise when she received him with
the words:
"Oh, there you are at last. I have
been longing for you to come home.
You can not imagine where | have been
to-day and what has happened
Cerveau humbly admitted that he
Il went to Faubourg st. Honore.
and when l returned through the
Champs Elysees. | found this"
She held up a black and rather worn
wallet and handed it 10 her husband.
"A wallet" Cerveau exclaimed
Yes; but look inside"
He opened IT very carefully and So W
lot Of papers. His movements were
too slow for Nine Cerveau, however.
who tore # out Of his hands.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
Masculine Wants.

"She said there wasn't thing |
could dol" protested Florence, holly
Mothers have a way Of shoulder
ing things" said the young man.
Mine would chop kindling while
smoked IF I'd let her. Besides, the
men hate TO wait on you the way yoa
make them. That Lady Clara We're
de We're stun may make a hit with
some. but nearly every man hustles
to get away from II TO some one who
VIII make him comfortable and VIII
wait on him. You've got to do It,.
All successful wives have to be moth
ers to their husbands"
Men are selfish brutes!' said
Stephanie. with warmth
Right agreed the young man.
Sometimes, though, we are reused
from our lethargv to do great deed
Of kindness, as ! have just done"
Maybe" breathed Ruth. violently,
you think you've made yourself
popular around here by it,"
I've established myself In your
affections for life" insisted the young
man, brazenly, as he departed. When
you get over hating me youll be al
most in love with me for it,"
Anyhow" said Stephanie from the
silence which ensued after he had
vanished, hes perfectly horrid. but
you must admit you don't forget him
the minute he's out Of sight, as you
do most Of the others
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-20
Foreign Stocks.

Don't YOU see that those papers are
worth money? They are foreign stocks
Of some kind and | am sure they are
worth fortune"
You are right. They are foreign Sc
Curities, CeTveau stammered. and
whore ala YOU say you found them
In the Champs Elysees'