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The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

NE do not look 10 Paris 70 produces
" the best EXAMPLES Of tailorse
gowns. Al In the making Of shoes
all the world comedies the American
product to be the best. 20 In the pro-
duction Of the tailored costume Amsfi-
cans have set the standard for Europe,
or for those Europeans who can grasp
our conception Of clothes made for
utility and hard service but not devoid
Of beauty.
A design By Paquin b pictured here
developed In smooth-faced cloth. Par
allel rows q machine stitching, show
Ing . perfection d workmanship n
he most approved tailor-mads style.
appear wherever there y . logical
position for then. Aresn1 Tie bot-
ton Of To tuaic, down tAs fseat
sdsss Of To coat ~ about ~ ~
ton. Ct TIE edges Of The bslt an1
whers The sleeves are set into ~
body. these rows Of exqulaitsly regu-
lar sewing challenge the eye 70 AnA .
fanlt. Small points. maAs Of folds Of
the cloth. ~ exactly uniform ~ the
machine stitching. are 81 In under
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

- HE school bak Ia . great convsn-
] isnce to school children and .
conserver OF books. papers, pencils
and handkerchisfs - we'll II IL bet.
ter 10 carry the burden OF books In
. bag than In the arms. A bar leaves
the arms free and does not interfere
with tho stride NOR the proper car.
riage Of the body In walking.
Bags are usually made Of canvas. ~
Of canvas coversl with cloth. HARD
twisted waterproof worstsds. cfaven-
cites or subberiss1 clothes viii pro
tect the canvas stiaening which holds
the hag In shapss Remnants Of suit.
ings Of Of cloths ussd for coats. h
plain colors or DARK plai1s ere select
q 70 make The most substantial kinda.
FsncisS bass Of plush. IKE that shown
n The pictnss. end bags of leather afe
istea1sA Tor eldsf psplls.
oshcol bass ere usually oeaoag 10
shaps asl measurs atest twelve Inches
n isssth -an1 Ten h vi1sh- Thsy ass
eut n The eosn q - savsluDe. - thae
ssers vt1th must ~ al1Dws1 - -
- y ~ svsrsoe1 essn ~ 10.
Ths 49, ass jsinsd ~ . asaleAs stslD
e slglh lsu0 two - : ha6 - eneeD
Aehes w. vAieA = s11ooAe1 ooeWo1a
49, - enaDo - tosno1 - -
suaaals 81 onlehs1 M b1n1lnoD =
Neuvy uo1aO bsal1 - slSlo =
- lsa1Ass. ~ ~ 49, = -
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the belt. -Aese decorations are tsstD
Of good tailoring.
Turned-bsck cuffs and naFins turn-
over collar which 10 extended iato .
facing Of the coat ass mads Of ~
Hred corduroy velvet. and buttons On
the coat and skin are covered WIN
this material. These elahofaeteas
hardly belong 70 the strictly taflee-
made according to our tdsas u ~
highest typs. They suggest the v1see.
ing gown and maks this N sxeg1Dene
model TO follow where Go desires .
gown which win % ssrvics Tor bseA
kinda Of wear.
The skirt h ieagss tlsaa , ~ ~
d strsst dressss. ~ tnntp y - -
To Attsl yoke ~ sAevs ssan9 -
nass. The fspae - - .sane = Smy
liz that of ~ ~ ngoRse e1Do1e -
wta - sesa h ~ 11ost - hoDuD1D
foe ~ coming saassa. Il = - -
ascsioa upoa ~ shility = ~ vsa4ses
ri Pasuin that sAs aSSssossoeee .
idsa occasionally uahes ~
nsA Of Il
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Colorado.

During the first week In October the
indicator declared the usual quarter
ly dividend of 3 per cent. $4,000.
The value Of the mineral produc-
tion Of the United States now exceeds
$4,000, 000. 900 year. according to the
geological survey.
NJ. b. Tomblin, representing the
eastern owners of the Enterprise mine
At Eldora Is preparing for resumption
Of operations upon the property.
Col. James +. Burns reports success
In the extension Of the Roosevelt deep
drainage tunnel at Cripple Greek.
which aims TO dewater the largest
producers In the camp.
A contract was signed for the erec-
ton OF a modern fifty-ton cyanide mill
ut the Jerry johnson group In Cripple
Greek. the plant to be ready for use
by the first Of the pear.
Superintendent Mitchell reports an
important high-grade gold strike In the
seventh level Of the Isabella Mines
Company. located on Bull Hill In The
Cripple Greek district. which has not
been hampercd by the war In Europe.
Mining men In thirty counties. who
are members OF the Colorado Metal
Mining Association. met In Denver to
consider legislation which h to BE- In
trcducsd ut the next session Of the
Colorado Legislature for the benefie
Of the metal mining industry.
Cripple Greek reports an important
ore strike In the Gold Bond mine on
the southwestern slope Of Gold hill.
II was made by leasers near the sur.
face and has been followed downward
for distance Of twenty-five feet with
out loss Of size or value In ths vein.
which yields from $3.50 TO $500 per
ton In gold.
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WyemIne.

The first semtannual report Of the
Midwest Refining Company shows
that Il had total net earnings Of g.
026.ee6.sG during the sig months end
ing Sept. and total expenses Of H..
3e3.35s.37, leaving net operating earn.
ings for the SIX months OF $780,. 90s.2s.
The report says that development In
the Grass Creek field has resulted In
nm output from that district Of 1000
barrels day with prospects that II
will reach $500 barrels. II also has
acquired leases In the Buffalo basin In
Park county. Wyoming.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09
RYlN SANS JAIL BARS
olANgR CONVICT FAslo IN At.
TEMPT 70 GecAPG.
Death Penalty Ned Ben lmpsssd
Upon Him Ter killing Astsrwsy
New4ea W. cseee.

Western Nsuspapsr unioa News Service.
Fort Collins. Just . portion Of one
steel bar stood between w. l.. Ryan.
convicted Of first degree murder and
given to death penalty. and freedom
when officers ct the county jail dis
covered that he had been devoting the
week since his conviction TO saving
out . small window In the bullpen.
Six bars were sawed through com
pletely and the seventh was partially
severed. Completion Of the work
would have made . hole mine by
twelve inches through which Ryan.
who ID small. could have crawled. The
theory IL that Ryan intended to reach
the corridor through the window. dis
able the turnkey when he came with
the meals and let himself out OF the
building.
The three other prisoners In the
bullpen were questioned and admis.
sions were made that they knew Of
Ryan's work during the week. Ryan
said he had been using a saw he found
under the bath tub. Sheriff Cooke
says he has an idea Of where the saw
came from. A piece Of saw an inch
and a half long was all that was
found on Ryan and It Ii believed that
pieces. as they broke off, were thrown
away In some manner. Some wire. =
buttonhook and a sharp buckle were
also found ON Ryan.
Ryan had sawed through one bar
each day. He will still be kept in the
bullpen. where he can be watched
more easily.
Ryan killed Attorney Newton w.
Crosse. Aug. IL. He entered the law
yer's office and pumped several shots
into his body. The insanity defense
was used unsuccessfully In the trial.
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Rich Geld Strike.

Idaho Springs. Colo. Oct. 4.--Oue Of
the richest gold strikes In the history
Of the Clear Creek mining district.
kept secret until verification assays
could be completed. was announced to-
day by promoters Of the Golden Edge
lode Of the Newhouse tunnel. A score
Of sampled from portions Of . loose
streak show the ore to be worth SAL
500 . ton. and II In claimed by the
lessees that considerable body Of It
will be found with development.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

Greeley.-Pafted for forty-one years.
or ever since they were mere babies.
two sisters, Mrs. Fannie c. Tuck Of
Greeley and Mrs. Kate Salisbury Of
San Antonio. Tex. met here after
travelling half around the world In op-
posite directions. Forty-one years ago
Mrs. Tuck left England for Australia
and then came to Greeley few years
ago. Mrs. Salisbury left . short time
after, travelling the other way and To-
eating In Texas. They lost track Of
each other for many years. but re-
Gently commenced . correspondence
that resulted in the visit here.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

Durango.-An exhibit Of beautifully
woven Navajo blankets. the pick Of
the Two Gray Hills section. valued At
$3.50 900. was an interesting feature Of
the fifteenth annual Colorado New
Mexico fair here. In the exhibit.
which was In part shown at the re-
cent shiprock Indian fair on the reser.
walton. were blankets valued At $500
each. Others ~ low in price - Is
were shown. The best Of the entire
collection was brought here.
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Denver prays for psses.

Denver. Oct. 5.--F1fty thousand PEG
ple--Engiish. French. German and Jew
= persons Of all creeds and all beliefs.
knelt In Denver churches yesterday
morning and evening and united In a
common prayer for divine interven
ito to restore peace to Europe and u
preserve the peace OF the universe. In
evers city In ell the states OF tn,
Union similar services we're held.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

Steamboat springs.-Frank Benton
Jr.. charged with stealing eighteen
head OF horses belonging to his fathe.
last August. was found guilty and sen
fenced TO eight years In the peniten
tiary. His father, one Of the wealth
iest and best known cattlemen In TIN
West. refused to defend tina young
man.
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Hogs.
Sheep.
Hay.
9 . 8 TATIo \ =

IF. o. b. Denver, Carload Price.)
Colorado upland. per ton 12.50@13.5
Nebraska upland. per ton. 10.000l1.OO
Second bottom, Colorado
and Nebraska, per ton 9.00@10.00
Timothy, per ton .......14.00015.00
Alfalfa. per ton .......... 1000 500
South Park. choice. per ton 13.00@14.0O
San Luis Valley. per ton. .11.00G12.0O
Gunnison Valley. per ton .12.00013.00
Straw, per ton ......... 3.5O0 400
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ssps. Geld Pre6uesIen Over MllIIsa,


ospt Geld Production Over Million.
Cripple Creek. Returns OF produc-
tion Of gold by the mines OF tho Grip
pie Creek district for the month Of
September, reported by represents
lives OF the smelters and miiln. show
that there was q total Of s3.3ss tons
treated. the total gross value OF which
was $i.0si,97l. The results are satis-
factory on the whole. especially In the
important feature that they show that
average production OF gold In the en-
tire district Is being maintained At the
usual normal level OF considerably
more than 31,0oo.00o per month. Sep
TENDER being thirty-day statistical
period. Its total output was naturally
somewhat less than for the preceding
month, Following are the September
figures In detail:
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IOndon--Bar silser--24d per ounce.
Discount rates. 3AG3h per cent.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

Denver. - Moses Goodwin wads
worth, 81. died 1t the residence Of his
daughter. MIRA. Thomas X. Jones'. t23e
KinK street. wsdsworth had lived In
Denver fifteen years. coming from Al
bern. fil.. where be edited the Auburn
Citizen. He 10 survived By two sons
G. y. wadswosth. Dsnvsr manager Of
~ Wsstesn Newspaper Talon. and
oas II Oresoa; two daughters. Mn.
z. \. Jeaes Of Dsavsr sn1 Mrs L. W..
noip0an q 0aa pleeo, Cel.. several
gSua1cAil1Esa 81 . gseae-g5an1sea.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

South Omaha. ---iiogs Heavy. $3.50
Os.00; light. e7.s00s.x; pigs, e7.s00
90: bulk, es.7sq7.Ds.
cows and hcifsrs, e6.75@7s6; West
ern st&ers. os.000s.7s: Texas steers.
eS.7S07.30; cows and hsifers. os.C00
ITO; calves. os.090f0.S0.
Sheep - YeariInss. oS.s0060o
~sthsrs. os.o00b.s0; lambs. e7.000
5AS.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

New York. 80 Mercantile paper z per
cent. Sterling exchange. heavy: for
cables, e497W4e7s0. for demand. Ass
0l.S6.60. bar silver. s2stc.
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

A thirty four pound silver nugget on
display at Silver City. has attracted
great deal Of attention locally NJ show
Ing the wonderful richness Of tho
Pinos Altos mining district.
John Bonny. former owner Of the
Norman and Sanol gold mines In the
eastern end OF Organ district. has re-
turned from the Burro mining district
and will begin work on gold vein he
discovered. the ore OF which occurs In
a narrow quartz vein. running 800
gold per ton. lie states that In the
white Signal district. which Ia In the
south end OF the Burro mountains.
some very high grade gold ore Is be-
Ing mined.
Tho smslter run from . carload OF
ore shipped TO ri Paso by Alfred Roos
OF las Cruces from tho body Of min
ersi encountered by him In the old
Memphis mine shows 1875 per cent
copper with additional values In gold
and silver and ~ result nm old.tims
mining boom ID anticipated In the
Orsan mountains. In tho big stOpe
from which the carload Of ore was
taken. tho roof. sides and bottom ass
all IN ore OF similar Grade.
Arisoaa.
The Rsinbow mine. n Chloride. ~
ports the opening Of . fine body Of
hlsh Grade gold ore In the adit drtft q
. distance Of $50 feet from the portal.
The min Of ths Golden Gem u Car
bat y being put In shape Tor . tsst
run an1 will soon b. In commlsssna.
wslsv haa been pumped from the mins
A1sar ! number u years n The -
era1ioa = " Cyclopic nine 4 q.
Basg steess sAat ~ has Susnl ths trus
fissnse nm vAieh ~ bslteveo ~ ~
sns1noo 1oosak = - eamA
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09

Fort Collins. ---sBiIly" Sunday. the
evangelist. has agreed TO speak to the
studsnts OF the Colorado State AgrL
cultural college the morning Of Oct u
In the chapel at the college.
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Eggs.

Eggs. graded No. !, net, +.
u. B. Denver .............. 81
Eggs. graded. No. :. net. +.
o. b. Denver ............. IL
EGGS. case count. less com.
mission D. ~ b, ~
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tisln ............ 81
Creameries. ex. Colo. lib. 20 G30
Creameries, ex. East, Id. ..29 G30
Creameries. I'd grade. ID. as d26
Process .............zo Qz6
Packing stock ........... II
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WG0TgNM
MINING NEWS
IN ONJGF

Ts~sa ~ Nesan vaIosa.
London. Har silver. 1&d per. o.
% Louis. --Issa. ss.ss9 s.ss. spsiss'
The Dolores star., 1914-10-09
Dressed Poultry.


Less 1875 Commission.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-24

have never met since. Don't you pity
him, Marion?"
Eyes," said Marion in low voice.
"And now at last he is going to be
happy again." Kitty went on, land I
know-wen, know that within few
days 1 shall have an engagement to
announce. And, Marion, dear, he is
coming to call tonight and l wanted
so much to have you meet him."
Marion sat staring into the fire. She
was trapped, fairly trapped. To run
away was impossible; it would not
only MORALLY affront Kitty, but would
tell her the secret. And it would show
Harry that she was afraid of him.
How miserable she had been over
that affair! For months she had
struggled with the impulse to write
to him, but her pride was too strong
for her. And now-how foolish she
had been!
Well, there was nothing to do but
to meet him brazenly, and for Kitty's
sake NO word must pass that would
betray them.
A ring at the bell and Kitty started
up excitedly.
That's Harryw she exclaimed.
"And 1 haven't got ready. Marion, 1
can't simply can't let him see me
with my hair like this. You must en-
terrain him for five minutes till am
ready" And she flew up the stairs
just as the maid announced the guest.
They knew each other at once, and
stood dumbly watching each other,
each conscious of the same bewilder-
ing surprise and pain. Then Marion
found herself murmuring the conven-
tional words of greeting.
''Sit down, Mr.. Lamont" she said.
kitty won't be long. I'll go and see
if"
Marion" said the man in a low
voice, cit is no use playing with each
other like this. For Gods sake tell
me what you are going to do"
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sake no mention Of the past must
be made. We have met for the first
time; we are Indifferent strangers.
That is ALL"
He took step nearer to her.
"That is your last word, / sup,
poser" he answered bitterly. 'But l
want to tell you first what 1 think of
you. There was a time when l felt
crushed by your unkindness, but then
l realized that if you had loved me
you would at least have let me eX-
plain. You would have read my let.
tiers, or, given me one interview. 1t
was a wretched subterfuge to break
off an engagement of which you had
grown weary"
''Mr. Lamont" said Marion quietly,
this is not the time or place for re-
examinations. The past is past and
you are Kitty's. Believe me, the pain
l have to bear for my foolish pride"
They stood face to face under the
glow of the lamp and there was no
sound heard except that of their
breathing and of the slow clock-ticks.
81 have repented thousand times,
if you must know" said Marion
gravely. 81 must confess my fault. 1
have loved you and can never cease
loving, you. Therefore, for Kitty's
sake, remember that we have never
met before"
do you mean that, Marion? muir
INJURED the man, and in moment he
had taken her into his arms and she
was lying upon his breast and weep
ing out the sorrows of half ten years.
Marion, don't know what you
mean about Kitty" he said but it
was to meet you that she asked me
here. She learned about our broken
engagement from the Fernleys,
and
A musical laugh broke in upon
their ears. They started guiltily apart,
to see Kitty, respondent m her even
inc cyOun gazing niSphieVOuS1V from
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