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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-12-05

termelon determined to follow the
brook. sure that In the end Il would
lead him to the hotel. City people
had q failing for brooks and no hotel
management would miss the chance
OF having one surgling by, close at
hand. The brook grew wider and
wider. and through q break In the
trees the Watermelon saw lake, dis.
appearing In the leafy distance. He
heard a splash and saw the shiny
white body Of man rise for one Joy.
full moment from the green depths
ahead and then dive from sight with
another cool splash.
The Watermelon decided from habit
to get a better view OF the lonely
swimmer before he let his own pres.
ence become known. He slipped into
the bushes and slowly wrigrIed his
way to the little glade. The lake was
bigger than at first appeared II
turned and twisted through the woods
and was finally lost from view around
a small promontory The trees grew
nearly to the waters edge. a dense
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the ssso,,ne ,n,s, v.Iv." \. an,
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Inc oilcan a. 1, ~.. .ho,, 20 air.
,rom Mia ALREADY ,v.rhrra.n.a h.nas
.No no" r.,rrr.d N. IA ..r,,s'
man reass,r,n.Iv =. h. hn,,on.a ~.
ion. upen u,s,er .scu,o,v .Th. c,.ns
800, s..ms .. - ~ -. -. -
He knel, aov, atm ,.,h,,. and
the ws,erms,on h.a . ho,r,h,. ,..,
scr . rromon, ,h,, ~. ,.r,,,a' no n.n.
factor was ahou, N offer nm nr.ver,
for the safety a, tbs car No re.ched
ont Mia hand N .,ov rroc..d,r,.
when the old gentleman .nohs.
~ u,., 90, nna.r ~. 80.
"Msybs ira au r,.h," .n,,s.,.a ,hs
w.,erwe,o, r,ho a,a No, ar. ~. ,S..
AZ be,ur forced IN ~ .s,ar h,u, x,,h
the toois
.Father" the ,adv.s vo,ce IA. .en.
Tia hut Arm ana Tho o,d S.n,,em.r
nau.eA "Iat Alnhon.e % Won tno,
ne are 10 dino With the p.rt,.,,. Al
phonse, please ind out what the
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1913-12-05

protecting wall to one who wished
to sport in natures solitude. CARRIED
In natures simple clothing. The lake
was too far from the hotel to have
been annexed a. one OF the attrac.
tons OF that hostelry. All this the
Watermelon noticed at q glance. He
also noticed that the man swimming
in the cool. brown depths. with long.
easy strokes. vas alone and a strang.
er. The Watermelon looked for the
clothes and found them on a log. prac.
tically at his feet.
In everything but color they full.
filled his dream OF what raiment should
be like. Instead Of the pale gray he
rather favored. the suit was brown.
q light brown. with tiny green stripe.
barely visible. intertwined with a
faint suggestion Of red. forming har.
monious ahole that was vastly pleas.
ing to the Watermelon's esthetic
sense. In the matter OF socks. he
realized that the stranger had not
taken the best advantage OF his oppor.
tunity. Instead OF being red or greeL
TO lend character to the delicate sug.
gestion Of those colors found in the
suit. they were soft dun brown.
There was tie OF the same shade
and q silk negligee shirt of white with
pale green stripes. The owner was
clearly a young man Of rare taste,
unhampered by vexatious limitation
Of his pocketbook.
He could be seen swimming slowly
and luxuriously In the little lake, per.
fectly contented. unconscious that
some one besides the wood peckers and
the squirrels were watching him.
When he disappeared. the Watermelon
quickly. carefully gathered up the
clothes and likewise disappeared.
The swimmer was big man and
the clothes as good q 1T as one could
look for under the circumstances.
They set on the Watermeion's long.
lean figure to perfection. and the hat.
. soft and expensive panama. lent
added distinction. The Watermelon
removed the three dollars and ten
cents and the keys from his own
pockets. and making . bundle Of his
csst-oR clothes. stuffed them out Of
sight In . hollow log. where later he
could return and nnd them. II was
Just - well to leave the stranger .
practical captive In natures depths
until the beauty show was pulled OF.
After that event. he would return.
and II the stranger was amsnable to
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CHAPTER ~.
Enter M. Oatehslo

With hair nicely cut, face once
more % smooth ~ . boys. and three
dollars and ten cents In his pocket.
the Watermelon gazed fondly at him
self In the glass and felt sorry for
James. He gently patted his hair.
wet. shiny and smelling Of bay rum.
arranged his hat with great nicely At
Just the graceful angle he preferred
~ doing the most justice to his
charms. and sailed forth to look for
tuit OF clothes He had scanned criti-
cally those he had encountered In the
barber shop with an eye to future pos.
session. but none Of them. At least
what he had been able to see Of them.
the coat having generally been con.
spicuous by it, absence. had pleased
him. They had the incorporating
cut Of the country and the Water.
melon felt that the attractions that
sased back ct him from the mirror
were worthy OF something better. He
had . vague fancy for light gray with
pearl-colored wAistcoat and purple
socks--s suit possessing the gentle
folds and undulations OF the city. not
the scant. though sturdy. outlines Of
the country. The hotel seemed the
best place to look for what he want
ID. 70 he turned In that direction.
The hotel was several miles from
the village. Its gables and chimneys
aid be seen rising In majestic aioof
- from the woods on 4 distant hill
'ss The Watermelon paused where
me road dipped do sn again into the
valley and ran his eye over the inter
vsnine landscape. by the road. II
would BE- u least i've miles: through
me woods. the distance dwindied 10
ABOUT three. The Watermelon took
70 the woods. 4 brook laughed BE-
tween 10 mossy banks. tumbling into
ioamy little waterfalls over every
ess'ess tAat sss h ~ patA. The We,
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Inc siur on MS mental capacity was
too much for the barber His vanity
rose In defense Of his register where
his faith had failed. Il have some
brains" he snorted. II know the
thing 10 perfectly safe. Yes, I take
you"
He started to open the register, but
the Watermelon objected. Here" he
cried. "let Harry do II. I'm not want
Ing to be bunkoed out OF me hard.
earned lucre." And he lovingly rat.
tied the keys In his pockets.
How much has been registered ?"
asked the Watermelon.
Harry drew forth the strip Of m.
per and after q few moments OF men.
tai agony. confused by the different
results each obtained as all peered
eagerly over his shoulder, he finally
arrived at the correct answer. three
dollars and sixty cents. II was Sun.
day and shaving day for the male
quarter Of the population.
Three. sixty" announced Harry
In some trepidation. lest he be fiatly
and promptly corrected.
The barber reached for the slip and
added 1t on his own account Three.
sixty" he agreed, and sighed.
Count the cash." ordered the Wa.
termelon. and Harry counted, slowly.
carefully. laboriously. and the rest
counted with him. more or less audi.
bly,.
When the last coin had been count.
ed. there vas a moment Of puzzled
silence. The Watermelon broke It.
Three. thirty-hve." said he. What
did tell your"
Here" snapped the barber. "let me
count It."
He pushed Harry aside and again
all counted the barber passed the
coins. Qua. .ers. dimes. nickels and
pennies. the last one was linseringly
laid on the pile and the sum was lack
ing . quarter to make It complete &C.
cordins to the registered slip.
Three dollars and thirty.nve cents"
said the Watermelon again, like the
voice Of doom.
well. vum!" exclaimed Harry.
How'd he do it," asked the gro
GERS son. with an eye out for pos
sibly similar emergencies nearer
home.
The Watermelon shrugged. II don't
ke2w."said he. Cant do It myself.
by the fellerS In the cities have got
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CRAFTY nvssANe.

An arcade shopksspsr tails % that
welldressed man OF about forty
came into his place the other cay an1
asked TO sss some chadng dishes. He
didn't care for the 6rst one shown hin.
DOR the second. List ne So some
ulcer onss-mors sxpsnsivs," hs sai1-
30 some very flossy ones were
shown him. but still he wss not salts
ned II want CHAIN dish that 10 81.
tremely snowy" he explained. Some
thing that will attract attention on
any sideboard. All gold and silver and
chasings and things."
We'll, here's one that b distinctly
an ornament" said the salesman. The
only trouble Ia that It's 20 hne. Your
wife don't want to use II for anything
but to look At"
The customers face frightened
wonderfully.
I'll take that one" he Grinned.
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elahlaea ElahaemaA.

80 you took . day Oh from you,
work and went nshingf"
YES" replied the man who Insists
on being cheerful
Have any luckf'
'certainly. A day Of b lucl
enough"
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NOTICE FOR PUBL ALTON.
Publisher
Non Coal Land

- . Depatm-ht OIL ths Interior.
U. \. Land Office at Durango colorado.
Octnbsr End, 1919.
Notice 10 hereby given that Lula v. sehafer,
Of Lewis, Colorado, who, on May 2srd. 1918
made presumption dscisratoy statement. No
ASS for : sMN " and NysW = section :.
Township north, Range T. W, Nm Meri,
dian, has hlcd notice III intention to make final
pre-emptioa proof, To establish claim To tn.
land abose described, before J, Do~ney
Judge, III ths county court III Montsxumh
eounty, at g.Ttrn, colorado, on th. yth day u
D.e.tnb-f, tvS.
claimant names - Witnesses
William smith, u Lewis, Colorado, Ollie
Rutiterford, IT ArriolA. alorsd,,. kiIls Page
ind Harry Hunt, 81 L-~is, Colorado.
u. ". RAsLros Register.
fir-t pub Oct ~ last pub dec ., igis.
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necessarily conspicuous, But. on the
other hand. II he were 4 guest a the
hotel, the clothes would probably b
recognized and murder be the aim
plest solution Of their change az own
ers. Still. reasoned the Watermelon.
with q shrewd ruess nj the truth. n
he were 4 suest. Il vas hardly likely
that he would be swimming alone in
the isolated poud. IN the bathing suit
designed BY nature
The wood ended abrup tlv NJ \ atone
wall. There was a road beyond the
wall, and beyond the road. another
stone wall and more woods. Il was
q narrow woodland road. 4 short cut
to the hotel. Il wound jts way out of
sight. up a hill. through the pines. II
was grass.grown and shady and The
trees met overhead. Sweetbrier and
wild roses grew along the stone walls,
while gay little flowers and delicate
ferns ventured out into the road itself,
and with every passins breeze nodded
merrily from the ruts OF last winters
wood hauling. BY the side Of the
road, like q glaring anachronism. =
variety theater In Paradise. . vacuum
cleaner among the ferns and daisies.
stood huge red touring car with
shining brass work and raised top. No
one was anywhere In sight and the
Watermelon climbed into the tonneau
and leaned comfortably back In the
roomy depths.
Home. Henry. said he languidly
to an imaginary chauffeur.
A honk. honk behind him answered.
He leaned from the car and saw an
other turn into the road and come
toward him. II was touring car, big
and blue. An elderly gentleman. fat.
serious. important. was at the wheel.
Beside him sat lady. and a chauf-
feur languished In the tonneau.
Hello. Thomas" called the old
gentleman with the afYability Of q per
forming elephant. addressing the Wa.
termeion by the name OF his car. a.
10 me custom OF the road.
Hello. william. answered the Wa.
termeion. wondering why they called
him Thomas.
The old gentleman flushed angrily
end the lady laughed. delightful
laugh OF sirlish amusement. The Wa
termeion smiled.
we are Packard" explained the
old gentleman stifiiy.
Are your" said the Watermelon.
wholly unimpressed by the informa-
tion. We'll. l amt Thomas."
called you by the name Of your
car said the old gentleman. Il sur.
mise that you have not had one long"
i don't feel rs II I owned 1t now"
the watermelon admitted.
Ihe old gentleman smiled genially.
Anything was pardonable but Zip
pancy In response to his own utter.
ances. none OF which was ever lack.
ing In weight or importance. The
young man, 1t seemed. was only igno
rant
Are you In troubie?" he asked
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Dead horsss.

Dead hossss.
A man was liking his automobile.
"Trouble!" asked a bystander.
Some" was the laconic answer.
What power car 10 IT."
Forty horse" came the answer.
What seems to be the matter with
IT."
well, from the way she acts. I
should say that thirty.nine Of the
horses were dead."-I.adies' Homo
Journal.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tkubltsher.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
iPublisher.I
Non toal Land.
Depar tment OF the Interior.
U. 8. Land Office at Durango, Colorado.
November :, lyiS.
Notice 10 hereby given that Abraham :. balm.
ter u Lewis. Colorado, who, oa June 5sh, 1911,
made ,Preepption Declaratory 49, Statement
serial No. tny, u, for sW 4. section q. township
~ north. range IL west. n. n. y. meridian,
mas filed notice Of intention Ia make nnal
Prs.emption proof, To establish claim Ia the
land above described. before J. n. Brnmley,
clerk VI the District court of Monts<uma
county, Colorado, at Cort.x, colorado, on the
.3rd day Of December, MA.
Claimant names as witnesses
has. X. DHsis, h. Hubbard, W. L. Lakey,
Bertha Aarcum, all OF Lewis. Colorado
u. n. CHARLTON, Register.
First pub Nov. u, last pub dec. ~ .sia.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lPublish@rl
Annl cal 4 .tni

Non-tssaL laIsi.
Department Of the Interior,
Z. \. Land Otiic. at Durango, dorado.
Oct.,tsf ~ 1919.
Motto. 10 hereby given that William A. Troup
~ Lewis. Colorado, WIN oa March ", 1919, mad.
pre-.mption deeisratory statement, No, 0t3D
iof 81 section y. township ~ n,,fth. range
vest, v N Y meridian, has tiled motto. ~ inten
tion IN made final pre--mption proof, u
establish claim Ia the land sbos. d.serib-d
b.for. John y. brumi-y, ,lcrk 81 tho Disirici
Court 81 Mout1snms County. at Iortss, Colors
do, oa tn. sth day of Deeemh@r, Iyis.
Claimant Nance a. Witnesses
Georx. y. srisasf, yohn srhaaf, Marcellu'
Marshall, stsptsss WEIGH, all II Lewis. coiora
do.
q. n. CHAaLTos, Register.
First pub oet. ~, last pub. Dec. 8 1918.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tt'ublishrrD
Non Coal Land

NOTICE FOX EQUALIZATION. -
ttubiisherD
Non Coal Land
Depa rtmsnt Of the Interior,
u. 3. Land Office at durango, Colorado.
October s0.h. 1913.
N0tice 10 hereby given that Clarence j. smith,
4 Lewis, Colorado, who. ON May asth 1918,
made Presumption Declsratory Statement, No.
NJp0. for Sc Z, section ". township 81 north,
ioticc Of intention to make final Presumption
proof To establish claim Ia the land above
lesc ribed, before John J. Downey, Judge 81 the
County Court 81 Aontezuma eounty, Colorado,
at Cortss, olorado, On the sth ia, 81 December,
tsla
Claimant names as witnesses;
Ellen Mekeeyer. Artie Makeever, Sheldon
Rsdd, Charles Smoulton. all of Lewis, Colora.
TO-
q. II. CHARLTON. Register.
First pub Oct 81 1918; last onb Dec W.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Publisher
Non Coal Land

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisher.l
Non Coal Land
nepA Ftment of tn. Interior.
U. =. Land Otiice AT Durango, colorado.
November get. 1913
Notice 10 hereby given that Joseph 2. Cater.
field 81 Dolores, Colorado. who on March u, 1873,
made Homestead Application serial No. 0 9S7.
for Lot section ~. Township y, North. Hanxr
Is Mest, N u p Meridian, Las flied notice OF
intention To make final 3ycsr proof, to estab
John N. Bruml~y, Clerk u the District Cour
for Montesums County. Colorado. at Cortes
Colorado, on the 5th day Of January, 1914,
Claimant names a. witnesses:
Frank Bsxstrom. Gharl. Hoelker, 8eorse
O-terfeld, Frank koelksr all u Dolores. oio-
RADIO.
q. n. CHARLros,
Register.
First pub Nov - 1913; last pub January 2 isl4
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lNeratltvds.
II helped an intoxicated man out o.
the gutter several weeks 40 and ~
him aboard . car"
"Yeer"
The other day he wrote 10 The -
lice asking them 70 and ny address
"Ah, I see. He wants 70 force $40.
900 on you"
mo; be says he thinks ] must have
pinched his watch"
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(Publisher.)
Man, skaI Land

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher.)
Nom, oal Land
Department Of tho Interior,
u. Q. Land Oilice at Durango. Colorasio.s
November ~ st. 1918.
Notice IL hereby given that hairless J. Reel.
ker. Of Dolores, Colorado, who, On March u.
1874. made Homestead Application Serial No
0iN5l. for Lot 2. section %, township 81 north.
range - west, N. n. r. Meridian. has
year prosIl 10 establish claim 10 the Land above
deseribsrP Asfose J. Il. Brumley Clerk 0f the
District Coust VI Montexulna county. 1t Cor.
tee, Colorado. ou the 9Th day Of January, 1914.
Claimant nance ~ witnesses:
Jas. J. Moore, Joseph y, Ostsrf ID. George
Osterfeld, Frank Rocker, all Of Dolores, Colo
RADIO.
q. II Chs rlto0.
Register.
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port u.s.
why. that's Just what The eeseo
musician said 10 his moahsy.-
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Never oaw oNe.
Ths cisy urchin knows the gnu.
The lbsa on ~ bough.
He learns about EN- ~ The 80;
He Wouidn't know Q COW.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-03
THE MILLER CARNIVAL
ARRIVED LAST EVENING
viii Open q Weeks Engagement To-
night Under Auspices Of Bryan
Fire Department.

The J. G. Miller American Shows or
Carnival arrived yesterday evening
about o'clock on their own special
train. and put up their show tents for
business today. They seem to have a
good bunch of attractions, which are
worthy the patronage of the people.
They are highly recommended by the
Navasota Fire Department, under
whose auspices they showed while in
that city.
There are two free shows and ten
different attractions, among which the
wild animal show is one of the lead
ing features. There is also a motor
drome and a water carnival which are
good shows They have with them a
large Mexican concert band which will
play good music during the entire en-
gagement.
The manager says they were unable
to open this afternoon with a matinee
on account of delays this morning,
but will have a matinee every after.
noon during the week.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-03
SHAW.HAWES

Miss Annre HAYES of this city and
Mr.. Geo. B. Shaw of Steep Hollow.
were quietly united in marriage at the
home Of Rev. NJ. Z. Weaver of this
city, Rev. Weaver officiating.
The bride is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. e. Halves OF this city, a
most worthy young lady, and well
beloved by large circles of friends.
Mr. Shaw is a son of Mai. ]. w.
Shaw, and was reared in the Steep
Hollow community. He is quiet and
industrious young man OF exemplary
habits.
The young couple have number of
friends who rejoice in their happiness
and join with the Eagle in expressing
congratulations and best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw will be at home
temporarily with the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs B. E. Halves, in
this city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1913-11-03
LOCAL and OTHERWISE

Dixie tonight.
New strained honey. Wilson e. AS.
tin.
Joe Beal of Prospect, was in town
today.
New fruit cake ingredients. Bell
Bros.
J. L. Hensarling was up today from
Wellborn.
Felino pan cake flour. Wilson & As.
tin.
WIN. johnson OF Tabor, was In the
city today.
New English walnuts. Wilson & As
tin.
T. B. Martin was in the city today
from Steep Hollow.
New pack grits. Wilson & Astin.
New pack oat meal. Wilson & As.
tin.
Mrs. M. P. Graham went to Waco
today to visit relatives.
Give Cooper & Cole your November
account.
Anon Williams Of Coleview was in
the city today on business.
Take tip and see the pictures at
The Dixie tonight.
See Cooper & Cole for grape fruit
Jim Tobias and family of Kurten
we're in the city today trading.
We deliver your groceries on time.
Try us this month. David Reid & Co.
II you want real good coffee. get
breakfast delight at Hensarling's.
Graham and whole wheat flour at
Bell Bros.