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The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
BITS OF BASEBALL

Ity-fve persons and Comiskey for twice
that number.
Eddie Plank says that Iris Speaker
is the hardest batsman in the league
for him to pitch to. This II the only
left-handed compliment on record that
didn't cause trouble.
Manager Chance, Of New York. has
refused to waive on Infelder Loudon.
whom Detroit desired to send back to
the minors.
Manager Stallings. of the Braves.
points out that it is a remarkable thing
for a catcher and pitcher from the same
team Of q minor league to plunge right
into the majors and be q star battery
from the start. He speaks Of Pitcher
Bill James and Catcher Bert Whaling.
Of his own team. from the Seattle club.
of the Northwestern League. O'Toole
and Kelly, of Pittsburgh, are not In
their class, he opines.
Schang, Of the Athletics. il one Of the
few men In big league ball who can bat
equally well right-handed of left-handed.
On one Of the "white suit days. out in
Hiidebrand and O'Loughlin had to take
on their coats. All of which disclosed
pair Of sleeve garters on Hildebrand
and suspenders on OIoughlin. greatly
to the amusement Of the crowd.
A rumor from Brooklyn IL to the effect
that Hushey Jennings. of the Detroit
team. viii manage the Dodgers next ssa.
ron, succeeding Bad Bill Dahlen. Small
chance because Hugh has q thres-yesr
contract with Detroit, which he entered
into last fall
Pitcher George Winters. formerly Ct
the champion Bostons and latt with
Detroit when the Tigers won their naex.
10 now at Albany In the New York State
League. Thus do they slide back, .
grade lower every year. yet unwilling b
admit they are dons.
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Lutheran, 8; Glendale, I.

The Lutheran club defeated the Glen
dale (Md) team on the formers grounds
on Georgia Avenue. to /. Hulrs batting
was the feature for the losers, while the
pitching of Lampkin, who drove in the
winning runs in the eighth, featured for
the winners. Hodgkins saved the game
in the seventh. when he made a great
one-hand catch with the bases full
Score:
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Runs-Deakins, d. Smith. LAmpkin. Hughes.
Earned runs-Lutherans. First base by errors
Glendales. i: Luthenns. !. Left on bases-Glen-
dales. 4: Lutherans. Z. First base on balls-0n
Csmpbeii i; of Lampkin. /; of MARKS, Z Innings
pitched-By Campbell. 6; by Lampkin, J. Hits
made-On Campbell. 6 Struck out-By Campbell,
q; by Lampkin, J. TwSbase rits-Hushes. Lamp
kin Stolen hases-Martin CO. Mccauley. Passed
ball-Smith. Umpire-Mr. J. o. Shriner. Time Of
camel hour and S. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Steel Plant, 10: Fairlawn, 5.

Runs-venabIe Csl. Phipps cg. Wood C). Landis.
Deckard Lucas. Bryant. Fairall, Sullivan. Priddy.
Miller ts. Left on bases-Steel Plant. ); fairlawn.
II. First base On bsls-Of Bryant. ]. inninss
pitcbed-By Eidsnes<. s.: by PhipTx. ). Hits made
ant. T. Three base hit-venable. Two-bsse hit
vcnabie. stolen bsses-Wood. fairaIl. Sullivan.
Priddy. Miller, Phiprs. Double pay-suIlivan to
Miller. Hit by pitcher-By Bryant, Eidsness. Um-
pire-Mr. venable.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
CORNELL BY ONE RUN.
waverley Club Puts Up Great Game.
Score Is to I.

One of the best games of the seasol
was witnessed in the Capital City League
yesterday when Cornell defeated Wav.
erley by to l.
O'Dea and johnson were the opposinG
twirlers O'Dea, twirling for Waverley,
held the Tigers to three hits, passed
three, and famed four. johnson hetl
Waverley hitless for five innings. In the
sixth two singles and pass resulted In
the lone tally OF the cellar champs,
johnson struck out nine and walked
three. Score:
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Western Buds, z; Mohawks, 6.

R,rus-Burke Dirte cN. Thompson, Lyons t2,.
McCleHsnd. Hayden t2. Denhsm. Ycps. Earned
r,us-western Buds. ); Mohawks. J. First base by
errors-western Buds. ): Mohawks. J. Left on
bases-western Buds. 6; Nohawks. !, First base on
balls-oT McClelland, 4; of Young. !. Struck out
By McCleIland. 6; by Young. I. Home run
Weaver Three-base hts-Melcher. Raba. Two
base -nits-witte HAYDEN. Sacrifice hits-Benton.
Mangum Stolen hases-Burke. Wits 90. Lyons.
McCieIland. Hayden, MelchT Denham. Double
play-Benton to Thompson. Hit by pitcher-By
Young (witte, Thompson. Wild piseh-Youns-
Passed ball-McMahon. Umrire-Mr. Holman.
Time Of game-l hour and % minutea
Ray Fisher has had a contrary season.
He keeps losing and losing. but has been
pitching uniformly good ball.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02

Dr. Parker's Battle Axe bail club.
which has won the amateur champion
ship OF Richmond two years running, ap-
pears to be losing its grip on sandlot
baseball in the Virginia capital. DR..
Parker was here Thursday with his
club. in honor of Joe Boehling Day at
National Park. and while he appeared
confident of again landing the title. other
ball players in the party were OF the
opinion that the Richmond Grays would
get away with the flag.
The Grays are composed of former
minor leaguers, with a sprinkling of COL
lege stars, it is figured. that these boys
stand a better chance to win out as
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02

errors-WayerIey !. Left on bases-Wareriey. 2;
Cornell, ). First base on balls-On 0Dea. ); on
johnson, J. Struck out-By ODea. 4; by johnson,
O. Two-base hit-T. Breen. Sacrifice hits-Martin,
Green Stolen bases-Breen t9. Helm. Martin.
Mccarthy, Howard Litz. Hit by pitcher-By O'Dea
Brewer. Umpre-Mr. VIII Handiboe. Time Of
game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02

Herbert Moran, OF Brooklyn, comes
pretty near to the top class n an out
fielder. He can range way, back or rush
way in: he can scoot far across he Geld
or gallop past the foul Hne-and he gets
'em. He II equally versatile In all three
Of the. gardens, playing right. left o..
center without any preference and with
smooth perfection. II he could hit a
little better he would at once take rank
n one Of the big stars OF the game
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Iroquois, z; Astorias, I.

Runs-Edwards Macdonald, Power. Keistef.
Kraft. Fraser. Dittoe. whitehiIl. Earned runs
Iroauos, G. First base by errurs-Astorias Z; lro-
quoif. 2 Innings pitched-By whitehiil. .; By
Fraser l. struck out-By whitehiIl. Z; By Frazer.
!: By Murphy, Home run-whitehill. Three
Tbase hit-Kraft. Two-base hts-Gehicke t2, Muir
ply. Keister. Stolen bases-Roche C. Keister.
Kraft t1. Fraser. Kirchner. Dittoe. whitehill.
Double play-Macdonah to Power to Knft- Um-
pire-Mr. voelker. Time Of game-l hour and %
minutes
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they have a blight lead at the present
time than the Battle Axes.

they have a Blight lead at the present
time than the Battle Axes.
Charley Blount, who was traded to the
Grays by DR.. Parker. has been sent be-
hind the bat, where he is hitting the
ball at fast clip. Blount is the big
fellow who played third for the Axes in
the series last season, and who Is said
to be the star of the amateur ranks of
Richmond. Blount said Thursday that
his club would surely win the title, but
that the Axes would put up tough
fight.
The Collegians are in third place, and
this club Is also in the running. The
championship will depend upon three
games. and anything can happen in base
ball, especially amateur baseball.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Apprentice sllovance claimed.

Pitcher Dauss. Of Detroit II quoted -
saying that Outnelder Chappelle. whom
Chicago has just purchased from NIL
daukee at q great price. will never be
. major league star. Dauss played
through several seasons with the OUT
fisid and he considers him in the light
Of . .fair performer"
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Maps Sign Trenton.

, Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 1.-The Maps to-
day bought Pitcher Brentol. a right
handler from the New Orleans team Of
the Southern League.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
Binds. s: Gas House, 0.

Runs-Clesy. Irwin tg. Kahoe. Fiut bass On
errors-Buds. 3; Gas, /. Left on bases-Buds. u;
Quieiey. J. struck out-By Craven, IS: BY Quisiey.
G. Stolen bsRs-lrwin. Cleary t9. Paddy. Connors
W. Umpfre-Ar A Bieys an- -<.1 = MeGaxIey.
Ttns Of eams-l how and . minuteA
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02
ninth TIGHTENS
]. PENNANT GRIP
Christians Cannot Lose Out.
Win Both Protested
3, Games. -
LEAGUE Is OVERRULED
Amateur Association to Hold lmpor-
/ tant Meeting Tonight at
Spalding's. .. IT..
LEAGUE IS. OVERRULEI
by C. w. SWAN.

The Ninth Street Christian Church
bali club cannot lose the pennant in the
East Washington Sunday School League.
Last night, when the board Of governors
of the Amateur Association met in the
board room of the American Security
and Trust Company, the Ninth-First NJ.
Z. game. the ruling on which had been
protested by the Christians, was or
dered to stand as played. As Ninth won
this game, to g. this gives them the
championship, without a possible chance
of losing.
The board of managers OF the East
Washington League ordered the game
played over but the Christians appealed
to the association. with the result that
the game stands. The Ninth-Reforma-
ton game, which had also been pro-
tested. but not by the Christians. was
ordered TO stand as played, which gives
Ninth another victory.
In the case of the two protests in the
Northwest Sunday School League, the
game will stand, as ordered by the
board OF managers of the league. Whit
ney Avenue and lmmanual are the teams
mentioned.
A meeting of the association will be
held tonight in Spalding's store. when
the post-season and inter-city series
plans will be discussed. The teams will
be divided into two sections this year,
but will draw for positions. This will
place the banding of the clubs in
section to luck.
Some time this month. representatives
of Richmond and Washington will meet,
and then the final plans for the inter-
city series will be in order. A double
header will be played here Labor Day.
while the following Saturday will more
than likely find the local champions IN
Richmond.
1t looks like the Bankers for Distric:
champions, although the Ninth club
will have to be feared. The Christians
are hare hitterS and IL their pitchers
are able to stand the gan. will be in the
lyht to the last.
Interior of the Departmental League,
while a fast, aggressive club, hardly
classes with the Bankers or Ninth. Both
the latter clubs have harder hitters in
their line-ups, and play a fast brand of
ball. Then, the Redmen will be handi- |
capped on playing on a skin diamond, |
after playing all season on the grass
fold on the White Lot
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GAMES TODAY.

Capital City Leasue-Comen yA. Banken.
Central League-No game.
Northwestern Sunday School League-Fourth VI
Mount Pleasant
Junior League-Cslumbias vs. Hishlanders
Potomac League-0xon Hill vs. G. H. !.
Eastern Lesgue-No game scheduled.
The Washington herald., 1913-08-02

Ward Taylor Miller, the Cubs out
fielder. is older than most fans imagine
He has passed his twenty-eighth year
stone.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14
cossez News.

Williams, Ritter, sud Hunter. three
government surveyors fro,n Albu
querque, N. n. are here surveying 70,
the extention Of the High lins ditch
on down 10 the Ute reservation.
Mr.. aOd Mrs. l.. l.. Lyon ere the
proud posseasor 81 baby girl, horn
sunday evening. All concerned do
ting nicely.
Mrs. A. d. Lyen who has been
critically ~ for the last. few days ID
improving st this time.
District Attorney Geo. w. Lane this
week appointed W. n. Cofisld ~
deputy district attorney.
n. N. Hogg IVES In Telluride on legal
business the latter part u last week.
Walter J. Mofiitt, Of the Rexali store
10 again able 10 he ont.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

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~ -
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

Il. +. Dillon and family moved. this
week, TO the Rutherford place In Ar
riola where they wlll live this summer.
Mr.. Webb ta,k his family over To
Lebanon aud located them, - that Mas
the only piace where they could grt n
house. They intend 10 20 10 Telluride
soa.s tlnse this spring.
+ n. w. Royce made . buslness trip 10
Ric0 this week.
The I.adtss' AID msss last Friday With
An. vsrnA christy. n Lrsns very
n.uddy only . Isw m,~a,ters we're
present bat = delightful nociai time ~as
snjayed by all who were present.
Z. d. GuttfOrd has m,ov~d back on
his own farm - hs failed To get .
renter for u. rN :
The stork has been very hisy In this
sectl"n lately, leaving . haby girl ut
TIE home u Mr.. aud Mrs. Coiby
Ano, her one with Mr.. and Mrs, Floyd
Mccall. aud y very Tiny o,,e with Mr..
aud Mn. Sur.uine. We are very glad
To welcome thes~ little ladies M our
girls ere getting scarce.
w. q. 1.onxrnl'A0gh has rented the
Antes ranch In McEiuo aud will so.'n
ui0ve onto u.
Mr.. Can,pL-il came In from the sur.
veyors' camp where he has brrn Tor
.o0,e time. He will nov 70 10 work
on the ranch.
A double wedding took place At the
home VI Rev. Harris last saturday
The contracting PARTIES beink Jonn ID.
chrisiy aud Miss Stella Wirick aud
sterling Adams aud Miss Marie
Duncan. These young people are well
known hers and universally like.
They have sos.e to housekeeping and
Ars 81 lssss,se Ia their friends. We wish
them 0od specd oa their journey
through lie.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublisherD
Non Coal Land

Department Of the Interior,
Y. 3. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
January 18th. l9iS.
Notice 10 hereby given that Edward L. Egsers,
Of Lewis. Colorado, who. on April 18th, 1911
made presumption decls ratory statement No.
tSaD, Tor tho NE Of section y, township ~
north. range ~ west, n N Y Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final pre-em ptiou
proof, to establish claim to the land above de.
scribed. before John J. Dpwney, iudgs Of the
county court at Cortez, Aontexuma county,
Colorado. On the 10Th day of March, 1914
ClaiHsnt names ~ witnesses: sa.et
Charles G. Turner. ~ Dolores, Colorado, Johu
E9wess and Robert L. EwwerH. Of Lewis, Colo
RADIO, Clare y. brsdhsid, 81 sDolorn, Colorado
u. n. CHARLTON, Register
First pub feb ]; last pub marie. Sis. n
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

EvaRy once In . while some one
intimatcs that we ought 10 "riT
someone up the back" Say they
deserve II and they don't see wh,
we don't do Il. Frieu.is. we Or,
not in the roasting business. Ap
ply q crsmatory. II you hav.
Il In for some one. 20 to him and
tight Il out like . man. Don't It.,
to mix the printer up In your griev
ances. He has troubles Of his own
None Of we poor mortals here below
are perfect. not by long shot, and
other people may think that you
yourself deserve special attention.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14
Friday, March "a. 1918.
Pregrsss q Woman Suffrage.

The progress Of woman suffrage
cause in the East Is rtmarkabie.
Who would have predicted the,
bills submitting the issue TO the
voters Of New York and New Jer.
scy would 20 through their res?ec.
tive legislatures without = hitch
Only five negative votes were cas-,
In the New Jersey house. says til,
New York Evening Post. True.
they must be repasscd next year.
in order 10 reach the voters, bu,
there can be no doubt that the,
will. In Pennsly wanna the hous
has passed = similar bill by q lsrg,
majority. In Michigan. whet
suffrage was defeated by about $50
votes. the legislature has provided
Tor the specdiest resubmisslon Of >
constitutional amendment on record
lit IL to be voted on again in
April. In Nevada. the bill has
passed the legislature twice and
now goes To the voters. In Mis-,
sousi and Minnesota one house has
acted favorably. and in Massschu.
sests. according to the Boston Ad
vrr,iser. the Republican leaders
have agreed to have the legislature
vote for submission this year. u
course, In some Cases. this appar-
ent support Of suffrage IL not friend.
~; in Massachusetts,. Tor instance.
the Republicans are certain tina,
the male voters will kill Il a. soon
o. il IL submitted to them. So
they may 10 New York in 1915;
but the point il that the question
will be pressed year after year
Ex.C Governor Wesley. Of South
Dakota. declares that oil the West.
eru states will be converted ia
couple Of years. Even In the ultra
conservative South there IL
surprising stirring. notably - WI
ginia. Kemtucky and Tennessee,
Denvxs Republican.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(PublisherI

DepaTtmeht OF the IhttfIOi,
U. s. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
January 18th, 1913.
Notice 10 hereby given that Robert L. Esgers,
OF Lewis, Colorado, who, on April 18th, 1911
made pre-em ption declarstory statement No.
0a3D7, for tho NW4 Of, section q, township ~
north. range ~ west, N n r Meridian, has hled
notice Of intention TO make final pre-emption
proof 10 establish claim to the land above de
scribsd before John j. Downey. judge Of the
county court at Cortex, Montezums County,
Colorado on the 18th, day Of March, 1918.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Charles 4. Turner, Of Dolores, Colorado,
John Eggcrs OF Lewis, Colorado. Glare Il. Brad.
field, Of Dolores, Colorado, Edward L. Egsers,
Of Lewis, Colorado.
@. II. CHAsLroN, Register.
First pub fed Z last pub mar II, isis.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14
ORDINANCE NO. 81.

An Ordinance 10 Amend Section 7, Of Ordinance
M. ~ the Town III Dolores, Colorado, In
titled AN ordinance Conserving Doss.
n, 4, ocinipcd BIZ the Boar of Trustees of the
Town II Dolores, Colorado;
scction I. That section II ordinance NJ. :
AZ tho Town u Dolores. Colorado, entitled ar
ordinance Concerning Dogs" passed ana
adopted August nth. 1900. be amended A.
follows;
section Z. Any person tsxccpt transisnt Wis,
itor,l who shall within tho corporate limite OF
the Town 81 Dolores. Colorado, keep any dog
~ bitch without having obtained a license
shersiore 40 provided In this ordinance
whether such dog or bitch shall be allowed =,
nun at large or not, or who shall allow any
unlicensed or vicious dog, owned. kept or con
trolIed by him ~ run Mt large contrary TO the
proyisions Of this ordinance shall, on con
siction thereof, DO fined In sum not more thar
Passsd and adopted March 10, 1919.
II L. WILDER.
| Attr.t n c. WALTERS. Mayo
Town Clerk and Recorder.
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Zarum itss~ moved on the Colsman
Baker farm Monday.
lsrster King returned fsUss, Farming.
ton last Saturday, where Ne had bern
attending the funeral of his father.
Mn. Matte Mcts-A was . caller u
Nm. Forum R~ss' Tuesday.
TIE children 81 Mr.. aud Mn. Clark
Hickman have heea housed up with
colds for soms time. The baby had
bronchial pMruaonla, hut Ill Ass cos,.
valescinx NJ this writing. "
James Lunb from McElm, stayed
oil night with Henry Tyre last werk
on his way 10 Nancsn.
Henry Overton hes taken paaseaslos,
Of the Chls Witkevuoa sArm - tenant
eos the pssssat year aud A. Z. swarae,
former tenant he's moved 10 the y. J.
Wilson plscs.
Dasslas Woolley has lssn ogIswd
el0,0W sos hh rral essats hold,nss bus
answers, nay nay.
James TosteN sold one Il hh bay
maFss sos etto. IA Rllllassl~y wsa
the purchaser.
Water ~as tusaesi IL the Herman
ditch Tuesday.
james rslea and Coleman hakes
wsss gussis q Mr. aud MrA u u
t3snith Saturday hss dlanss. ~. aud
Nm. rrampoSs an visiting tbs ssnltAs
asd ars fFoss CaMada sssas ~ md
haase II shs TssssWs. Nm. Tssmposs
4. = 49, - NJ fa..sisA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

THIs year every citizen should
take deep interest in the welfare
Of the city. IL you sincerely BE-.
lieve that conditions are prevalent
that need changing. don't be afraid
10 start something. This year the
very hest effort that is In ever,
citizen should assert itself to the
end that this towns advancement
h sure and safe. The fellow who
kicks Ii often the man who does
his community the real service.
There In q difference between a
CROUCH and 4 good healthy kicker.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher. - ".
Ana f...l lad

Department Of the Interior,
u. 4. Land Office AZ Durango. Colorado.
February 18th, isis.
Notice IL hereby given that Jose 5. Duran
Of Lewis, Colorado, who. on March e0th, EOq
made Desert Land Application, serial No. 0issii,
for the w of NV tof section u, township 81
north, range u west, N. n. r. meridian has
nlesi notice Of intention 10 make final four year
pr,spf. Ia establish cain to the land above de.
aeribs-d. before the Register and Receiver IL
the U. =. Land Oliiee at Durango Colorado, ON
the cath day of March, 1919
Claimant name. witnesses;
Riley Mccall and Thomas Norris, 81 Lewis,
Colorado, Richard Rust, Of Arriola, Colorado,
James A. Bondurant, of Durango, Colorado.
u. II. CHARLTON, Register.
First pub feb u, last pub mar u, tsiS
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPublisher.D
Non Coal Land.

Department Of the Interior.
us Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
March 10th, 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that Ellie X. Ellis.
81 Dolores, Colorado, who, on April 18th, WS,
made homestead application No. 1874, serial
No, 0i62I, for the VIVA Sw of section 2. town
ship ~ north, range Is west N Meridian,
has fied notice of intention TO make fnal Syear
proof, 10 establish claim to the land above
described before J. J. Downey. Judge Of the
county court Of Montezuma county, Colorado,
at Cortex, Colorado on the Flat day OF March,
1913
Claimant names as witnesses;
William ". Beaber, David A. Milliken. Alonzo
h. ole and Horace Roscoe, all Of Dolores,
Colorado.
q. H. CHARLroS,
Register.
First pub mar u, 1918: last pub apr II, 1913.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPablisher.

Department at the Interior,
u. =. Land Office At Durango, Colorado.
January 3OtE, 1913
Notice 10 hereby given that George W. Van
Arsdale, 81 Arloa. Colorado, who on August
No. tstUs. for the North East Quarter 81 section
81, township 81, North, Range u West, N n y
Meridian, has filed notice ~ intention Ia make
Final thr~e year proof. to establish claim u
tho land above describrd, before John ]. Dow
neg. judge VI the county court al Cort@s
MontrsumA county, Colorado, on the nth da,
Of March, 1918.
Ciaisaapt names as Witnesses
John l.. Huniley, Luther Pluml.e and
Albert W. Jones. 81 Dolores. Colorado, and
Elmer Mansss u Arioa, Colorado.
u. n. CHARLTON,
Register.
First pub fob, I. 1878; last pub mar, II, isis
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

u b ane ast 10 know hoe 10 aet =
csnspAny tabls dainti,y aud every
yo0ns CIR, shoutd hs taught how 10 do
u by her mother. Arrange Ill the
kWlvss. sosks and sp,oas which will
be needed az the tah,e when setting Il.
fos instance u the dinner consists oi
sssup. ,nsat aud Vegetables aud . ds~-
sest, q the right aide Al the plat~ have
= knife aud spson, the latter iAsthes,
fcsm the plate. t'ecsvss u GILL le vsr<i
aus. A. the left u the plate, the toskr
. lasus ~ medium slsrsi one los the
ms~as aMd vegetables. the desasss siss'
~ The pls. II the dr~rst srQslrss =
spsea, have u On the right eide II the
p,ate. and arrange the silver In such
sn1es that the plscss usrd lase an
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-03-14

1 buy and sell. secondhand goods fos
cash. n you have secondhand goods
10 sell or wish 10 purchass anything IN
the second. hand line go ne.
J. II. HUoHEs.