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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-21
FOODS THAT BIND
LITTLE CHILDREN
starr Them or Right With q GOOD
Laxative aud Then Watch
Their Diet.


Mother rrr often ur0lr s.I1usIY
gerg careless about tha f.e' of their
children. forcing 600 to ear tle same
foods The fact s taat aii fools do
nor agree alike Rh different per-
sons Hence. avoid what seems ~
oonsupate the child OF to give .f .r-
digestion. and urga be- fo ake more
OF shat De- quickly dIeefel
Dr. the child show o. tendency no
constipation DO should Immediately
BE- given mid laxative fo he.p Che
bowels By fhls s ro' meant %
phys.r or pureatFo. for these should
never Doe given fD children. nor dly-
thing Ike SALTS. pills. etc What The
child requires Us simply small dose
OF the gertIcst of med .r.re- such as
Dr CaldwelIs syrup Psps.u wt.ch
u the opinion % thousands of watch
fuI mothers is tho Ideal remedy Tor
any child showing tendency 20
constipation So many things can
happen 90 @ ronsrpafei child chat
care is Necessary Cold. piles head
aches sleeplessness and many other
nuuoyaures that ch.lIra. should DOT
have can usually Do traced f1 cone
sUraton
Many OF Amer.cls foremost fame
ilic5 arc never aituou. Syrup rep-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-21

Tong r.' hasy hair smooth s.ft.
IWHran 'ar Sto says She owes b. 1U
2. iH'IH Iiar Remover but shr doesn't
Do hf.fsd "a u.E lHt but that b. all She
Dad good d.E Zion rch blood. strong
nerves. Don't o. through DIE half six
aHi FitH 'lnr.d hair Consult your
a..,nr add ia.ils his advice.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-03-21

Ia. -su .ces Tor Good FRIDAY are
lh'" a u aud $50 p m A cor
DIAL invitation 20 all Rev U NJ
TrIpr. Rector
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-02-28

Do you know that Group can be pre-
vented? Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the croupy cough
appears. and IL viii prevent the al.
tack. II is also q certain cure for
Group and has never been known TO
fail Sold by all druggists,-(Adv1
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
They convInoed Him.

There was a Russian writer who dis
approved Of so many things in connec.
ton with the management Of his natiye
country that he got himself into serl-
Gus trouble with the authorities, Lie
persisted In pointing out their defects,
and at last they got so exasperated that
they decided TO hang him, and he was
duly sentenced TO death by one Of the
governors he had criticised
Three times they tried TO hang bin,
and three times the rope broke
The worried hangman postponed the
execution while he went 10 talk things
over with thc governor
What dld he say whom the rope
broke Tie third timeT asked the GOV
crnor
lie said that it was Just what might
be expected in Russia" replied the
that we couldn't even hang
a man properly.
Tie enraged governor turned in y
fury 10 the hanemau Convince him
,hat he is wrong be shouted
So the hansiuau went back 10 the
condemned man and convinced him
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
nIundnrs Of Authnrs.

TIE late Guy Boothby, in his novel
Bride OF the Sea" makes curious
blunder The period Of the story L
the year 1870, and the scene is laid IN
Devonshire The novelist makes one
Of his characters grow quite lyrical
about the splendid race of men which
the famous western country has pro
iuced
He speaks very dttingly of Drake
and Hawkins and Raleigh and all the
other Devonsbire worthless, but ne
comes dreadful cropper when be
makes his hero talk Of Sir John Frank,
lin, who did not appear on the globe
until more than a century had elapsed
and even then it was in the fens OF
Lincolnshire
Rider Haggard has 4 good deal OF
trouble with the moon. In one case
he causes that satellite 10 be fnll at a
time when it could not possibly have
been more than crescent, and IN
King Solomon's Mines be intro
duces an eclipse Of the same ummafy
very convenient for his plot ana foi
The impression Of awe which bis be
roes wish 30 produce upon the natives
but quite unknown to any astronoml
al textbook. STRAY Stories
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

The great objection TO the steel pen
when it first came into general us,
vas its stiffness. There was Dot thal
give" and spring in the metal pei
which characterized the old fashioncc
goose quill pen
This was romcdled, however, by the
side splits which we see in pens today
and for many years the method OF a,i,
TIM the pens by means of press was
kept secret by those famous penmak
el's. elliott and Mason
Erie6y. the method Of manufactun
Of a steel pen today may be described
as Follows The blanks arc pierced
ANA the Sits cut, after which tine pen
requires to 3e softened by annealinc
Then they are raised and hardened
secured with acid. coored. varnishe'
and dried, girls afterward looking oFei
the pens. throwing aside the faulty
ones and packing tho good ones iato
boNes ready for sale
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
rinv Gnrmnn stntss.

While it Is well known that some of
thc German states are OF lilliputian
size few persons are aware that it b.
quite possible TO visit seven of them
including two kingdoms TWO duchio
,nd three priucipaities. in an east
wall, Of four and \ half hours
4 eood walkcr. tartius from stein
t3ch. Ia Bavaria. viii orriye in half an
hogr at lichtentannc. which is Sitl
lfed ip Saxe-Meiningen Thence tht
road proceeds in one and one-hai.
l0us fo Rauschengesees Genss. Elder
Br1ucm. after which 10 q few minu-cs
Giolme iu Scbvarzbure Rudolstadt Is
eeache6
Hair an hour walk brings the pedes
u4n io ArenSesces Reuss, Younger
Branchl An hour farther on lies
Drrgritz On PruSsian soil and the last
STAGE is another hours stroll aLiah.uc
80 ut Saalthal Saxe-AltenburE IIar
ncr's Wcekly
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
a story Of Labouohsre.

Labouchere's popularity at Frank
fort. according TO his own account as
given IN "The Life Of Labouchere
rested on a very simple basis Great
Britain was represented at the diet 10y
Sir Alexander Malet, one of the most
popular chiefs TO be found in The serv.
ice
But was even more appreciated
than my chief Dc would relate "ani
this IS why Sometimes there was q
ball at the court, which We were ex.
pected 70 attend Atmy drst ball sup
per I found myself next 90 a grandee
gorgeous I'm stars and ribbons Tie
ervant came 10 pour ont champagne,
shook nay head f.r detest cham
pagne The rrandee nudced me ald
said, Let him pour Il out This ]
tld. and he explained 10 me that our
host never gave his guests more than
one glass SO, you see II drink
YOUR shall have two After this
thcre used 10 be quite struggle fo IN
near noe at court suppcrS
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
BENNINGTON BRIEFS

S. F, Wood was called to Poult-
ney lhie morning by the sudden i'll
ness Of his mother.
The Elks will this evening initiate
% class Of candidates at the regular
meeting Following the exercises
refreshments will be served
Christmas novelties. booklets en-
clsoures wrlpplnge, tags, seals, etc.
The largest and handsomest Christ
mas post card line we have ever
shown at Evans. cards ] cont to SOC.
Heaeney x Wallace singing or
ches'ra the best on the road at For
cs.crs hall Thursday night Last
travelling orchestra that is booked
for this season.
AZ meeting OF the directors of
the Northampton baseball club last
evening David j. Shea of Florence,
Tor inc past Two years catcher and
captain OF thc Bennington baseball
.oam was chosen manager for next
season Jimmie Burns who had
nauaaod the Northampton team
wanted more money than the associa
uon was Wiling to pay.--Fi,i5ield
Eagle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

The Chinese have a national art in
ihe production OF porcelain Not until
ibo time OF Palsy and Wedgwood can
Europe he said TO have entered into
rivalry with the best works OF China
But mn enormous difference separates
the work Of China and Europe. Chi
nose work i'm porcelain represents
Ideals symbolic usages and perhaps
ale2ories which have their counter
pare iu the medieval stained glass 60
be seen in many OF the Oldest cathe.
dra While these are religious aud
abemnt TO embody in colors on a fat
ground regardless of light and shade,
bnJ 300 symbolic co'ors. incidents in the
Use. of rea persouages or symbolic
conventions asociated with religious
ceremonies or ideas Chinese decora-
tive art appeals to a sense OF beauty ia
manner that would have been appre-
ci3tcd hv The ancient Greeks
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

lu the memoirs OF Ii Hung Chang
The great Chinese viceroy commenting
on his visit 60 Russia. refer 20 OBJ.
manner in which the car ani alI ;h,
high officials appear 10 Doe surrounie5
by would bu ass3ssins II DO uoi thiut
would like 90 exchange positions with
the car even TO have the enc czaruH
as wifc and my choice Of The r,rcs.
tca.' says the statesman ne alj-
Tine following anecdoto which socm,
20 show that be would have been l"iie
st home in the atmosphere of a.as.i
nation which he believed to exist ir
ST. Petersburg conce iu Tient,.n g
low fellow came into my courNacd
and told the banner captain iu CHARGE
Thar he intended tskire my life Ht
Tad long piece of wire and SAINT ho
was going zoo hgus me to my own eate
posts ] lad % have his head cut 20
before hc would stop talking
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

1olk of traius and ore reminded Of
"a Perfect Inc Reld of This Serv're
au1 appl0ud The trains come Ia 20
Unr minute ard 60 out 10 the minute
Tlr officials are intelligent sud polite
Tnt carriages are sood. Every station
ha .ts waiting room. whore YOU may
&; lrl READ and drink "a cup of coffee
tt3t IS not only hot and fresh but is
re gniMhly the producer Of the berry.
Il Impossible 10 travel in the wrong
mann ~ rs very difficult not TO eet
IN, az the right station. The fares ai.
c'., reasonable The time tables are
moGel- at clarity Ne the reference
IS 90 mo rqilway I'M the south ~ Eng
nd. d. is Nh T. Y lucas summary
nj ibe -ood points or The train service
If The bappy Hollsuder.-Londou spec.
ilto-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Pori.,,n str-et ssrbers.

Tho French capital Ike that ot Chi
ra has its street BARRIERS iu Paris
the pcrambulatiug tousonalists carry
litUc hos containing the usual out
~ OF their calling. Their chief patrons
a.c laborins meu. The street barber
co. PARIS usually places his customer
upon thc bank OK the Seine or in
som. pui aside from tho crowd coy
cr, li. hncos With a newspaper and
rrvcrcG, to work For only ! sou
hc win shave "a mun. cut his hair and
generally imnnrf 10 him more or less
smart appearance These BARRIERS are
said e. make quite a respectable sum
even of the small fee they charge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

John raul Jones was somlth.nc marc
sham sea Fighter After his great
battle hc know brilliant day, 500 Paris.
where Queen Mario Auto.Ac,tu iaa
him attention and invited him n -.f
beside her zoo the opera. Ali tbc -eIt
ladies ran AFTER him. lud quite tcw
seriously lost their hearts io him. lu
Am riclu woman WHO met him u Per
wrote thi, account or l.m Hc is
small OF stature weh uroportiouad.
soft ir hi speech easy Dee his address.
polite lu Dis manners. t3sdy ciFit. uu
ler-'aud- oii the etiquette of @ lads =
f,i'at as perfectly a- he does thc mast
.sa. anl rissius of his ship. Under
1U ..e nr.arsrco of th's s'ttuo- he
s fc'd .n.err-iu- ambitions li.l a'-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
PASS WAR CLAIMS Bill
Appropriations Total $t729,ol2 and
Cover 1853 Damage Suits

Wa~hinglon Dec. l5.- Approplla-
lions lo1llmg SL7.Gol2 to cover
t.l5S claims tried boy tu' cou,, ot
claims and referred blck tu Com
mcsa for uual action, are made i'm "a
war claims bil passed today 10y Jae
House
Seuc oi ihp claims have uecn
awaiting appropriations tor eight or
mine re1rs and include claims OF vol
untc0r cmccrs cot thr union army In
the CIVIL War With spain. churches,
lod-,s schools. hosr.ais AND NUM-
rini corporations damaged during
ODE war and claims OF individuals
ior army store aud supplies.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
sniIina Wheelsarrows.

Tie sailing wheebarrowt OF China
are a sight TO delight the eyes of m
old salt stranded inland, particularly m
the Sbensi district where mile long
professions Of these queer vehicles may
he iuct with Wheeibarrow transPorta-
tiop would ho almost impossible Ia this
district. due to the blown sand we're Il
not for the ingeuiously devised sniis.
Ni2ht and day for months at stretch
without ccasing the wind blow stead-
fly from west 10 east at an average We
mdly of more than fifteen milee an
hour Luckily this chances 60 he lie
direction 81 the country produce
transportation $50 that the heaviest
laden Of the barrow craft are able Il"
"mabe port with a fair wind A wind
dead aste;n" however is hy no
means absolutely necessary. Tor by in-
eeuiouIy contriycd supports on The
ides of the bauovs the sails may be
set TO take advantage Of almost every
,hut of breeze Popular Mechanics
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
IN Wonder Workers

Coles Little Wonder Workers
The liver pill that contains tho new
cahartc Pheuo'Ththalcin aud toe old
ca.harf.c phnnoBDh1lciu snd iuc ole
the mor; objective nttle livor pin you
ever had. Prompt. safe and sure re
ief iu any case ~ disordcred fiom
sch. constipation billiOusness, and
liver troubles. FOurty little sugar
coaiel pellets Tor 25c Sold or!y 10y
Harold IS. Cole. Pharmacist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
No Change

The prince Of Monaco who, having
had both an English and an American
wife, knows whereof he speaks, said
~ m1Ula.1
Through marriage a Trenchwomau
gains ncr liberty. an Engllshwomab
loses hers and an American woman
continues 90 do as she likes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

~uur ~rouper1phor is "a wise oue
How u.N
White tlr other girls were 'o.i IS
around no llc seaslvrc se.tiu- taom
sclyc. cu1lecd lo ri'bou CLERKS -ue ro-
manned GOA ,le iob and got adiauccd q"
The boss louisville Cuurics-Jonruai
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

TIN, lady is worth 100000 Would
,ou like tc see hcr photographs
worth 100000 and compelled 90 cd
vertise for D husband; No. you needn Q
show me beer rhiz : can imagine what
b. nust De- Louisville Courier-lour-
mall
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

rho .dca % DOING while was sing
iu-"
You were singing 80 lullaby. weren't
,ou"
Yes.
Then I couldn't pay your art any
higher compliment Washington Her.
aid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
No, ws,t Ma Meant.

Bceeic-lr ga was 90 die. m8 vor'l
be- 60 to hcavcns Na-uusb. hush.
Rc1rlc, Whoever has been putting
such ridiculous thoughts into YOUR
teadt-Skcfch
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
Welcome Caller.

Visitor 80 What lovely furniture
Little Tommy-Yes I think the man
wc bought &c from is sorry now he sold
= Anyway he's always calling. Lon
don TitBus
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

The lan whose ewes are nailed not
On the nature 0f BIS act but on the
wages. whether 3d. be money or once
or fame g. ll-noet equally low Finer
eon
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

usstorl Profosscr-Why are the mid
iic ages known as fhe dark lgcss
Wise Freslmau-Because tbere were
- many KNIGHTS. Wisconsin sphinx.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16
s.ards Mer. aarrs...

I'D, ancieut Romans considered So
eneminate to wear besrd- Al th1lr
bu-ss -er-1seutiu- tho lannon's ueu 10
oiC=r ti-es are without nelrds
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

Many Pa man who fears be will not
vn Der after be knows her "a hf;ls
while f-1rs be viH-Ncw Orlenne
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

Ncl--As people grow old : dhc %
sec them keep up with the fashions
BELIEVES. uo never grow too old 90
acquire tie latest wrinElc.-Pmiadci-
nh'a Record
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

a.. O. rot MANS ~lo yields to -t- 'f
me-. POD De- 0hr ~.n- conn
std t-fru.-e -N.ru- N1- ilf
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1913-12-16

a ryUi- bloTs Gle price af every
fI-n- ard flr value 1r nofhr-
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
STATE NEWS NOTES

A. Saturday nights session 81 the
senate the state institutIon sppropris.
tIon bill YVES passed on second reading.
The insane asylum wss allowed total
Of U276, 800. The senate also voted
el2, 900 TO pay the premlulns stIll due
from the state fair, but refused 10 give
anything for the 1918 aud 1914 falls.
Frank Taylor, . prominent con-
tractor Of Pueblo, recovered ~, 900
worth Of building bonds from the
ruins Of the Swift block, which was
Destroyed BY fire last week. The
securities were In , small safe on the
third floor Of the building which
hsd dropped into the basement. The
b ,nds aud other valuable papers In the
safe were unInjurrd.
The executive COMMITTEES Of the Colo
RADIO progressive party met In Denver
Monday morning 10 CANVASS the refer.
endum vote for . new chairman OF
the party In the state. Alter the
Committee had flushed It, work the
result indicated that Clarence r. Dodge,
Of Colorado Springs. who was last
November defeated for election ~
representative In the United States
congreSs, has been elected ~ state
chairman Of the patty.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
Like view teens.

Sunday dinners are quite popular
Just now.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Myler entertained
the following guests at dInncr last
sunday: Lee shtek wife and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris WiIk~sron, Mr..
and Mn. Zsne R-ss. Frank Ritter aud
family and Forum Rec. wife sud chill
dren.
Arthur Baxtron, and Mr.. Austin
have rented The Chris Wiik@s.nn place.
Mr.. Fog . tenant on the Charley
Smith ranch and who hiss been suffer
Ing with rheumatism Tor two ,or three
weeks 10 now able TO bs about.
Dr.. CalkMs' st0sk brought . brand
new boy 10 Mr.. and Mn. Ebert vii.
llama last Saturday. Both mother aud
babe doing nicely.
Mrs. Robert Durham aud her daugh-
ter Miss Lille were entertained by Miss
Grace Gordon IT the Gordon home last
Friday.
Ground has been broken for new
building on the Gordon corner to I've
occupied - = general store. Theodore
McDill who lately returned to the val.
ley will be the proprietor. We can
make this assurnnc-, that any one pat
ronizing this store will get square
deal. We Wish Theodore abundant
success.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon and Miss Grace
entertained . few invited guests last
Sunday NJ dinner. AIMING the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilkerson
and son. Taylor. Karl Wilkerson, aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith aud two sous.
Henry Hickey while blowing this
week got into runaway mix up. The
horses became frightened and stripped
themselves Of the harness, IN ,de kind
ling Of the pillow, hut fortunately, Hen
~ escaped with but few scratches.
Artell Genthner expects to go to Sill
verton shortly to do some repair work
on engines for the Otto Mesrs road.
Mr.. aud Mn. Clark Hickman and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Fitzgerald In Dolores.
The Rodenbaugh Bros. are expected
down from Arloa shortly 10 pr,ine aud
clean ny the orchard.
Seed drills are In great demand now
Every body wants them the same day.
To relieve the situation get one Of your
own.
VIM Nyler had an auto spill last
or rather Mrs- Mona Ritter.
She WAS giving some Of her guests a
free ride when one axle broke. II was
moving slowly hence nobody WAS hurt.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

London, April l4.-Great consterna-
tion was caused today when employees
Of the Bank Of England found large
milk can nIied with gunpowder with
III uniighted fuse. attached inside Of
the banking structure. The polite
here suspect the suffragettes of having
placed the can Of powder In the hank.
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18

unsS WeSe ouuyutcus
The executive committee Of the Colo.
RADIO progressive party met In Denver
Monday morning 10 CANVASS the refer.
endum vote for . new chairman Of
the party In the state. After the
committee had nnished it, work the
result Indicated that Clarence r. Dodge,
Of Colorado Springs. who was last
November defeated for election ~
representative In the United States
congress, has been elected ~ state
chairman Of the patty.
GENERAL news ITEMS
Salt Lake, April IAN earthquake
ct ] 80 this morning rocked buildings
here and elsew here In northern Utah
aud southeastern Idaho. No damage
Il reported.
Washington, April l5.- Postmaster
General Burleson announced today the
administration would retain all Re-
publican postmaster until the end Of
their terms, unless specific charges Of
inefliciency 10 sustained.
-
Washington, April l2.--John Brooks
Henderson, former Missouri senator,
suthor Of the thirteenth amendment
70 the United State constitution, died
tonight here Of . complication Of
diseases. He was SO years old.
London, April l4.-Great consterna-
ton was caused today when employees
Of the Bank Of England found . large
milk can filled with gunpowder with
IN uniighted fuse. attached inside Of
the banking structure. The polite
here suspect the sufi'ragettes VI having
placed the can Of powder In the hank.
Madrid, April H.--Scores Of persons
were arrested here today as result Of
the attempt made yesterday afternoon
BY Anarchist Rafael Sancho Aieye To
assassinate King Alfonso. AIegs wss
s.verly sweated BY the authorities here
this morning but sio0tiy maintained
that he had no accon,plices In his
attempt upon the lie Of the king. The
King aud his staff were riding toward
the palace yesterday afternoon when
AleEe stepped out, polluted hts revolver
ut the king aud fired. One OF the
horses which YVES drawing the kings
carriage reared and received the bOl.
let fired by Alege, thus saving the
kings life. Alege was Immediately
ov.rpowered aud taken to prison.
Lansing, Kansas, April l2.-F'ire de-
-troyed four large buildings aud csus~d
loss estimated ii $500, OOO In the Kan.
sa~ State Penitentiary here this after.
noon. II Was spread by convicts, who
scattered burning papers In buildings
u" !" ne pam o. '"e nAa'e"' acc"'o'ns
70 t're '.n'e' nah'ef' !" L~sss"Sot'h'
I'so" OFFICIAL" ma"s every preparation
for nutiny, aud L~aven worth aud
hs"s'"S WERE :" s~s' 'es' "' ." OUT
os~sk. nu' 'ne e"ns'e's ~ Soo'e
preserved tue oe'' o! ofder' hundreds
giving Na'"so'e sss's.snee !" nsn'ns
s"e "a"aes' ne'' s"ots we're 's'xey
fests""s'o's 'o' Tue sAV'"s " the o"'d'
mss occop'en ~ ,ne S""'e" pa'sonsn
s"a 'nc ef''n'ns'y Insane. Inc nne
ss''ed ~he" sa A''"s'"ie Z" . motor
:" the '~'"s plant burst INTO name
The Dolores star., 1913-04-18
ArriOlo Items.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Claude Pinkerton have
moved TO the place formerly owned 10y
Mrs. Geo. LeaSeli. Mrs. Pinkertop
Was Miss Kate Mccall before her
marriage.
Mrs. shaw gave = lecture on temper
ance aud white slavery Tuesday night
Ut the schMA house.
Wilson Holn,es 10 hauling the lun,-
Der 10 build ho,,-- E"r r. }. Ready IL
Lake City. viii Glenn IL the csrpen-
ter engaged iO do the work.
w. n. seymour who has daughter
teaching Ia Day ton Ohio has At last re-
ceiv-d letter from her giving details
Of the terrible experience which sh.
underwent at the time Of the fLnd.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G-o. Snyder aud family
passed through here -nroate for Dolores
for supplies for the summer.
The oil day n,eeting ut Lebanon WAS
we'll attended by the Arriols contin-
gent aud oil felt amply repaid for the
trip.
Mn. Edna Langenbaugh and chill
dren left Wednesday for their home On
the Ante~ place In McfiIn,o, Mr.. Long
enbaugh having preceded then, by
several weeks.
Several Of our young people attended
the social last week given At Lewis by
the Z. T.. Society u that place.