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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-20
TIE S.

Want to get in touch with a buyer who under-
stands lumber thoroughly to buy on a commission
basis tie siding and bridge plank. State territory
which you cover regularly. Address letters to H.
H. BEELS, 647 w. Both, Kansas City, Mo.
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JUST THE PLACE.

He wants a place where he won't
have anything to do"
"lhen why doesn't no enlist in the
Swiss navYr'
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THE SOLUTION.

Lady Macbeth was walking in her
sleep.
"My day gowns are too tight" she
explained.-Puck.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-20
NOT EXACTLY STRANGE.

"T'm afraid that young nephew Of
yours lacks application"
"Not at all he applies to me for
a loan regularly every week"
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THAT'S so.

Patience-She says she hates to
see her children grow up.
Patrice-0f course. Then she'll
have to pay full fare for them.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
. AS TO RIA

Mrs. John E~ggleston and
daughter, Miss Anna Wood, went
to Kansas City Monday to
spend the day.
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MADE A CAPTURE.

MAUD Wellalong had nothing bat
palms at her wedding
"Well, the palm is an emblem Of
victory, isn't it,"
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WHY NoT9

'Thread Trust Must Dissolve,P-
Headline,
"Why not unravelg Chicago
Tribune.
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To Our Patrons.
CRAWFORD'S LAUNDRY

We have just installed a new
Hoffman Double Buck Machine
for pressing and in order to give
our patrons an opportunity to
examine its work which is of the
highest quality, we will clean
and press without charge any
suit, either ladies' or gents,
which may be gotten in on the
first order telephoned on the
mornings of next week, from No
vember 10Th to Dist, inclusive.
A pair of white kid gloves
may accompany the order for the
cleaning of a ladies' suit.
CALL EARLY IN ORDER
THAT YOU MAY BE THE
FIRST.
WILCOX0N, the Dry Cleaner
Presser & Dyer. Telephone
676.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-20

A good program at the Grand.
every night. Pictures change
daily.
Frank Moore Of Kansas City
arrived Wednesday evening, be-
ing called here by the serious ILL
ness of his mother, Mrs. William
Moore.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1914-11-20

Il hope you never rock the boat"
NO. This canoe tips over so cas-
ly YOU don't have to rock it,
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Leave your subscriptions at
the Lexington Savings Bank.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

A special meeting d The Rico Com.
mercisi Club was oalIed for lest night
70 confer With Floyd L. Bssdnsld Of
Dolosss regarding the matter Al Turn.
ishing this town sslsphous coupsotion.
local and long distanos, providing
nodssn equipmsot aud to give . ser.
vics that Will b equal " any In the
more pop0lo0s and prstsntious cities.
NJ. Brsdrsld b the lsssss of the Rsdd-
Hay 10 Telephone Co., On Independent
concern ~ present. opssatins 10 Monte
sums county but plannlng 70 estsnd
Into . much larger Geld including .
dlrscs line 10 Grand Junction. NJ.
Bssdnsid sxplsiesd In detail and In .
practical and plsasios manner the
psUposition II establishing . branch of
the sssvios here. Hin plan was con.
sIdsssd quits lsaslbls by the larss
numbss VI businss nssn who wsss
pssssas. Prssi6sas Joseph Asssdltb
appolatsd Harry 4. Kss6nsan. Her.
bsss J. Cssndail and r. r. 8chi0ssss
- . sommittss y ssks Up shs pssllmi
nary vesk u ssessing sssiasstss %
eosss II coassssesius the Fsqslssd u
WiIss a lins fFosu Dsas Crest y Rlso.
Ths hssrty soopsnsloa ~ ~ Com.
asssslal Olsb will b gives - We pro.
lsos ssd Il sssmsd ~ - NJ NssssAi
esaelssIoa, shassd b ~. BsaA1sId.
thes ~ line yin = ssnp,sesd ssd "
spsssssos vtshls ~ sssS sissty 6ays.
-Rtee lesn.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Rasssns0 d Css1sleneo.
silver Plume Tsmp,s No y, Pythian
6lstsss:
whsssas, II = With dep sossew ssd
rsgsst that ~ leasn 81 ths 0sash q
Mn. Mary J. Dollar. mother q Sister
Addis PinksrtOn.
Resolved, That ws, the Pythsss
sissess, extend our slpcsss sympathy
to our sister, Addis Piaksston, IN The
loo OF her dear mother.
Resolved. That . copy q shess No.
olustons b. spread upon our msnvsss
end copy sent to our Sister.
TO The Pass 20 noss dssd fasss
a. IL. icvss2 l ksSs ,.s..s ,,.s.s
Hyssy yeef;.
In tHs svsaing dask tksy esess -,
Ard 70 soos " theo, sntseos -,
Evss yses."
LorrIE I.oCKETT.
REsnccA J. C00nun,
LnorA DUNLAP,
Cummitese.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

The strike situation In Colorado has
developed into open rebellion and led.
sral troops have been called 10 restore
order. This 10 = diagracs IN the fair
name Of our state. But % long - We
allow oil kinds Of immigrants land on
our shores aud provide Ill kinds Of
poor whiskey for them we can expect
almost snv kind Of trouble.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

The trouble With the nssn b thas q
b saslss sos them 70 dis ~ gisl ~
lure they ere married than u = eos
them 10 ~ up and light the ass ~
their wives sitter thsy are married.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
WAR NE VS.
Latest News d Rebellion h
the Coal Fields.

Canon City. Colo. April D.-Tbs
two troops Of United 6tates cavalry
from Fort Russell II Cheyenne. arrived
here u noon today and immediately
detrained. THIS afternoon the federal
troops relieved the state milItiamen
aud 10 the future will have charge u
Affairs In the Fremont county coal
strike district.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

u&1wOJ 19DOs
Mn Dolores ncCoemlck lsft Sos her
Ao0s In Durango sunday.
Adj Moore was neither abssnt or
Asdy dvrtas the pssssnt term q school.
nh ssOssoiek, ~ ssacher. pssssotsd
~ UoeA . bsek Il Tssnyson's posna.
m. WA Ogisssss's slssse. nn. WY
$500 Lslaeaa, SnaseA suay kssdsy
0psuos0. 81 90 ~ - ~ y ~
pSe possess esaasessy. OR sympsshy
sos but 10 shs bsssavsd esq.
MD Harry sossas, Who hes bssn ~
sDs saDs tims. hes bssn moved 70 the
noesAs hoos u .Assiola, vhsrs . roam
has bssa 0sssd w ~ 1 hospissl and an
epssasIoa IN b psssosussd BY DE-.
Jehesoa q Cossss, end Dr.. Tsostsr u
Manoes.
Assnae Kuhl0aa end Gsosss moore
q =. took thsir cattle - ths Sum.
4 UApss ssas Rico lass wssk.
Nc. I'D I'm. howard Potter visited
their nisce. Ass. Bsrs PARKER. Sunday
mn. Bert Paskss b on the siok liss.
Nm. Hattie Burgvin and Lillian
lsft Dolores Tor their nsw home Ut
Ordway. Tuesday.
Carl 6ehssnhosst vent to Costss
Saturday. rstusuing % Monday. Bus
iasas, % b. says, and We think be
means b0siDsss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

w. d. Pickerlll, Grand Master Of the
Masonic lodge, arrived In Dolores Tues.
day aud was the gusss Of W. ]. Exon.
Tuesday evening NJ. Pickssiil, In
company with A. A. Rust, Y. w. Lilly
and w. J. Exon mosossd TO Lebanon,
Arriola aud Lewis, aud on "Wednesday
Mr.. Exon, accompanied BY bis family,
aud Mr. Picksriii, n,otsred 10 Costss
aud MAnCos.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

uoDs
Received no lass ~ lass vssA's issss.
NJ. aud Mn. Aase hoppe and NM.
Lucia speut Easter Sunday u the
Geo. NOoss hou,e.
George moore, Carolins Lucia and
Ivan Brsdnsid went for . picnic In the
bills on Easter.
Clare Brsd6eld went TO Dolores on
Wednesday, returning Thussdsy. On
his way hack be drove his horses home
which be led u Hayes this winter.
Chariss wilkes aud Reuben nartin,
rs0sers on the old MILLER place. have
bssn SUCCESSFUL In 6nding three stands
Of Wild bess ths pest two weeks. They
have one stand home safely aud will
soon have the other two there.
Ars. Clars Bradield and children
visited q v. Bradneid's on Wednesday
aud on Thursday 1t the Lone Dome
ranger station.
Geo. Moore VS. . Dolores visitor
Saturday.
Frsda and Herman kaufman, Dolo-
re- mccormick aud nr. 6eiger drove
down the river Sunday enjoying the
nne wssther and taking kodak Views.
Chas. Wilkes and family spent sum
day Ut the Lone Dome ranger station.
Caroline Lucia aud sister, Elsie,
vlsitsd Georgia MOORE rhursdsy.
v. Bradneld aud sou, Ivan, and
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

SNuuSOu~ beSu0s
Mn Fiossncs Dillon y spending the
wssk with her sister, Mrs. Winbourn,
In ncElmo.
A baby girl wss born TO Mn. Daisy
Rust Sunday night. NAY the little one
live long and useful life.
NJ. Frank Wyman VS. quite ser.
iously III . Nv dsys last week. DR..
Cslkins wss called and at present writ.
Ing be y much hsttss.
Measen Bruce and noeGan two gentle
meu from, Dolores have started cot to
tour the country aud began right by
taking 10 our town.
NJ. Ollie Click left Sunday for San
Diego, California where his mother
sa1 sister live and where II b hoped
Inst b Will regain bis health.
isaster jean Cordss entertained bis
young friends ct . party "Wednesday
Afternoon Il being his birthday. The
yoonUssss had gay time.
Rev. G. Il. Harris rsturned home
from Neskss, Colorado, where he has
bssn Tor ssvssAl nonths. He will visit
bib family 1ss . ~ weeks aud then
20 haok.
Quito . ssmhss a our psopls a..
tsudsd the dance ct Lewis given BY
The school board and ell report On en-.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

The stockn,en are busy putting their
cattle on the summer ranGe. Thh
work IL being done much earlier this
spring than usual.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Mr.. and Mn. Hsrvs Wsllaes caass
up from Dnlorss yesterday TO pasttel'
pate 10 the B. Of L. r. and Z. desee
and to visit with relatives and isisndu
here. They returned home this sssrn'
ing.-Rico Item.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Henry Dalton. tosa,er shest6 q -
Juan county, Utah, was - Dessegl
this week.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

John Trimble left Dolores, Wsdsss-
day found for Pueblo, whore hs will
recsive for Trinbls Bros. = Aillss ~
eral car loads of good steess. They
will BE- branded 1t Pueblo aud shippsd
70 Dolores 1t once.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Henry Mcconnell Fstsrnsd sro0 IN
Monumsnt country With . l0ad II o..
notite ore the nvut Of the wesk.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Rev. smith. Of the Episcopal church,
will hold services In the Methosiist
church sunday morning ct n o'cDook.
Everybody cordially Invited.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Unless more cattle are raised, steak
1t dollar . pound In the oourss Of the
next ten years 10 the plsasing aed
promisinG prediction Of . CbicaoD
packer. This will give the vegetssiana
the chance Of their lives.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

l.. d. Eaton, under shsri0. wee
over from Costes yesterday hunting
juror for the Sterns- Deluchs cnss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

~ \. c. J.sfarssy returned Sunday
fsa1A TOO nsonth's vislt In the east
whs(p be hos bsen for the past nine
wss taking . post graduate course
u e1sDssy. Doc says the east h quiet
asa ahls section still looks good 10
~.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Gke{snal mine operation with their
also1 oun@en and the labor asitators
wtcH hslf following Of Ignorant for.
49, ass alike respousibls for the
pog9 Trouble In the Colorado coal
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

irving BrumIsy motossd 10 III
Morgan hons Wednesday and ~
turned With Homo johnson vho bed
been thess during the siekpsss Of bel
sister, Mrs. Harry Morgan.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Mrs. WIN. Morrison returned yness.
day from GRAND Junction, whsss she
wss called some time ago on aeoDant
Of the serious illness Of . ,iaughtss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

The outlook for fruit was never better,
and heavy crop too.
Corn planting 10 the order Of the
day although the ground b rather cold.
This b . good time to sst OF trans-
plant strawberries. DR.. Rents hiss set
nvs hundrsd plants this spring. These
With what he already hes bearing
0Akss the largest and BEST patch 0f
bsssiss o. the Nsaa. They are of tbs
Essseaasing vefisty.
6em otoae u working for Jss Arm
sesse9. ?. =
Nh o3 Wueetssno - osen
ssssne osN o. M u" ofeeosy ano
eaSy sos tns pest YEN Gays. .
Ine sosk o. so'afs'os the o''coss v
10 ptoefsas tnn weeA.
~osn out s'9ot seeing sake . oFive
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

q. Il. Guernsey and soa are Daas -
rivals from Oklahosua and have IooaAsd
In the Mon tesums valley.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mn. Lotsis Locksss snd Nm. Mo-
~ Morrison spsns yesterday With Mn
J. q. Hergh.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Il 49, Morrison has resigned his
O. - = clerk IN the Harrls Bros.
46e< 4sils COmpany's store. and leaves
tq11 y Illlnots where be will attend
. $500 = Photography.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

..AlsaIosu cessss'' 01ssnaaos.
elossss and e3ouds = veil = sun.
d ius thsss days.
Csops havs sssn sotng 10 every day
= - time.
1esssr Ries asd Conlsy, Of Good.
dSAn Point, and Logan Scott Of this
placs, ~ vosking on the noatssuua
Valley Fruit and Orchard company's
eighty preparatory 10 setting out . lot
Of fruit trsss under the supervision ol
Jack Riddle.
NM. Frank Green visited Mn. Jimmie
1asrstt lest Thursday.
~. end nm. Nat Carpenter were
guests Of ~. and Nm. Jsek isiddle Sat.
urday and Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Have yoa noticed that when the
weather just exactly suits some folks
shsy ass sure that u will mot lest long?
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

~ Aasvis returned saturday from
- pe1sd visis In the south and
- as reports PLEASANT vacation
~ - be nUst stay u home now for
auED13 T. rsss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Gill soos hsvs ~ kin6s u poaass
Sos sais q ssasosehss pstc0. Eastesss
vassssiss a sooasess ssd oabeaos u
sxistancs. Largest varsity afssessy
and psppsn grown. A1ss sassy cesss-
0owss asA laes eahha0e.
JAcx RipDLK,
RI. D. Dslssss, Cols.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Pm. 4. ~. nsss We . Durang,
passsab y - xunlnay's traln.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Chesoiy IesmDsy reformed from,
m ujeesss 5l1posn In Tsxsa, Friday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

An hsads - high-sssAs - sssk =
TAs t3sas eeulss. Lsssss een1A sses
hsaAa. savslspn. I'm hsaAA $3.50.
u,ssss, blAuk sosws. tssaa -. Ga
psIoss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

AtInst l1on611ts was Ia Cossss
Tuss1at = tt1e 11lnsss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Hvss sSSev~ss "sssssst AeSssSsp ssFsss
The second squadron Of the fifth U. b.
Cavalry, composed Of four troops Of
regulsrs. with total Of 800 men. ct.
Ing under orders from Washington isft
here this morning at 8 o'clock. The
troops have been ordered TO procssd 10
Trinidad. Colorado, ut once, and lsit
on the Missouri Pacific railroad for
that point The troops aFs In com.
mand Of Captain c. G. Smith. These
troops are expected to arrive 10 Trinl-
dad tomorrow morning and havs In
structions to preserve order In the Colo
RADIO coal strike district. The troops
were dismountsd and took with them
only arms aud ammunition and per
sonal luggage.
Denver, Colo, April 20--Colosado's
seven mouths Industrial var claimed
. further death toll Of ct least nine
human lives today. This b The verified
record ct 9 o'clock tonight, dividsd
- follows:
Al For6sa, sevsn milne GUARDS and
one striker dead. With two oehsn b.
lisved to bs dead; 1t WsIsenburs, one
ofYicer u the militia hospital corps
killed; one officer and two enlisted
men wounded.
The Forbes camp today vas . scsns
Of Oscillation; practically I'll the mine
buiIdinGs have bsen Destroyed ~ nFs.
II was 6:s0 when the stricken opsnsd
the setack In soece. with ~ ~
vuu1se anA eelS1ssa = ~ eane ees'
rseaAsd - > 0sss sesp - -
guaFds under " personal o'sssesse =
superintendent Nichols, r@psaess b
the 6ss sptrtssd'y. with n"s ssd
machine gun nre. AZ Yen o'csoos
the nrtng had cessed ana the ssseesa
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

fos 1als-Extrn nns sd posat0ss.
Rural Nsw Yosksn. Gall % phone
Wsdell Bsus., Lebanon.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

The te1nhI ~ The psst week hal
bssa dse6 11ly 1nnssh lihe.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

AueaBsAolIs washed and polished u
~ 01lDNo h1~ans Company,s garage.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

I buy and ssll oil kinds a sseou6-
hand goods. Highest cash psscs paid
Inquire Of J. n. Hughes.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

0AYniauis Waltsr and daughters,
tGse4 And Edlth, waited Nm. Walters
slneog Dpu. osssis Chiefly, Of Mancos,
- oAausday until Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

0ND0 10 the Dolores Catholic
s4pgu ~ third sunday Of each
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

MeaGss reports Of the burning 10
death a two childrsn Of George TRIM.
bic, In his home on Beaver Greek
about Q miiss northeast Of Bayfield,
about four o'cloek yesterday afternoon,
wers bsOughs 10 the city last night
II 10 said that three children were In
the bouse alone while Mrs. Trimble
vent 70 the field 10 take some drink
Ing watss to her husband. Who was
employed u . considerable distance
from the houss. During the sbsencs Of
MN. Trimbls the house caught Dire.
The older child escaped hut t~o year
old child aud . month old baby wers
incinsssisd. Their bodies were said
last night In b. In the en,bess Of the
houss which wss burned 10 the ground.
--Thussday's Durango Democrat.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Sunday school In the Methodist
church Ssnday morning u 10 O'Clock
The lsss0a Sos Sunday n . tempersncs
lsason ssd you he'd t,ettes attend - Il
will b . divsrsIon. from the temper.
sncs lsssoas yoU SO almost every day
on our stesets. Commenta on this Dss.
son Will BE- socnd ON the seventh page d
this papss. blow the dust "a youl
blbls end sesd the rssersaoe given.
Everybody cordially Invited. Send
the chiidssa and come with them.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

Cash psid 1os chlcksns. turkeys,
veal end mutton.
Geo. TAyIos. r. 2. d. 10
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

All forms u Land Oasos papsss,
dssds. nosssaess and lssss psspAssd
By J. n. Brumley. Up Stain q TIE
court hcuss, C0stss.
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

II goo ere 10 nssd u asse claas
paiutse Of papsr hsssss eall eos a. L.
Fssck. q Fleyd BssAdssd's ssssdsses.
Pssoss ssasssab,s acA saats1ActtDa
wssnennennh
The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

- L BE-
llss ~ 16olo1no
1hea ~ = p,na,
WtsD 1 ~ - 3 sallipG
WI
~ IDn1H tDvGl3op In Ths star.
u - - "a.
- 10 cossss
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Ne pest vses oas
d - nse.
Pr 4. ~. -. -. . Du,.n.o
- :. T..ui. ". min
tylhnroev ron.hv ,,turn.d from
~ $780,. $3.50. a. T.rs. rr,A.v
s.----- ---..---------------
A. ssqn washed and polished u
~ - neeos Companys sarass.
- shs Dolores Catholic
e9pe~ ~ third Sunday Of each
noase{
49, .-.,-- !. $3.50.
- .s.- - -. :. 80
Ataa.
- 41..-. w-,.-.
r.s--S Is..s ....... a. 49,.
.s-sss Nv g n--.,' Cs--'. !, 49,.
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The Dolores star., 1914-05-01

OOAN
les. MoNTEzUMAC
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mn. Lotsis Locksts sad Nm. MO-
~ Morrison spsns yesterday With MA
}. q. Bsegh.
Henry Dalton, iosaies shesi6 q -
Juan county, Utah, was - Dsssege
this week.
Henry Mcconnell psssrnsd fFu0 Ne
Monumsnt country With l0ad u or
hottie ore the nrst Of the week.
q. Il. Guernsey and 500 sss laes ~
rivals from Oklahosua and have ioeaesd
In the Aousesums valley.
-
l.. d. Eaton, under shssi0. wss
over from Costes yesterday hunting
juror for the sterns- Deluchs cass.
The stockmen are busy putting their
cattle on the summer ranGe. Thh
work h being done much earlier this
sprIng than usual.
-
Rev. smith. Of the Episcopal church,
will hold services In the Methodist
church sunday morning ct n o'cDock.
Everybody cordially Invited.
Ms. WIN. Morrison returned yaess.
day from GRAND Junction. where ~
was called some time ago on aeeDsnt
Of the serious illness of siaughtss.
irving Bfumlsy motossd 70 ~
Morgan hons Wednesday and ~
turned With Homo johnson vho bed
besn thess during the sieknsss Of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Morgan.
Mr.. and Nm. Hsrvs wsIlaee casns
up from Dnlorss yesterday 10 pasttel.
pate 10 the B. Of L. r. and Z. desee
and to visit with relatives and fsssnds
here. They returned home this snsrn-
ing.-Rtco Item.
John Trimble left Dolores, Wsdnes-
day found for Pueblo, whore hs Gill
receive for Trimbls Bros. 4 Millss ssv-
eraI car loads of good steess. They
will BE- branded 1t Pueblo aud shippsd
70 Dolores 1t once.
Unless more cattle are raised, steak
at dollar = pound In the couras Of the
next ten yean 10 the pisaslng anA
promising prediction Of . Cbicaeo
packer. This will give the vsgetarians
the chance Of their lives.
Cad Qsa.Iesoa asuvsd tsosa niasoari
6ssdAy Win sve - hss.o as1 .
jack. One h registered Psrebespa
draft hosss and the other . saddls
horse. Thsss hosses will make the
season at the Dolosss livery ssahls.
DR.. Johnson, from COstes, Trotter,
from Mancos aud LITURGY from Do
lores performed serious operatIoa on
Mn. CalIis Mossen 1t the Morgan
home Tuesday. They have ~ ex.
celleut nur~s from Mancoa and the
patient b reported ~ doing nicsly.
The strike situation In Colorado hes
developed into open rebellion and fed.
srsl troops have been called 10 restore
order. This 10 = disssacs IN the fair
name Of our state. But % long - We
allow oil kinds Of immigrants land on
our shores aud provide Ill kinds Of
poor whiskey for them we can expect
almost snv kind Of trouble.
w. b. Pickerlll, Grand Master Of the
Masonic lodge, arrived In Dolores Tues.
day aud was the gusss Of w. J. Exon.
Tuesday evening NJ. Pickssiil, In
company with A. A. Rust, u. w. Lilly
and w. J. Exon molorsd TO Lebanon,
Arriola aud Lewis, aud on "Wednesday
Mr.. Exou, accompanied BY bis family,
aud Mr.. Picksriii, nsotssed 10 Costsz
aud MAnoos.
A special meeting Of the Rico Con.
a a.. a
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1914-09-26
Country Jake" No More.

The country jake" of yesterday
owns farm today of several hundred
acres, lives in a palatial home with all
modern conveniences, such as steam
heat, bathroom, improved lighting sys-
TEN, telephone, automobile, ETC., re-
marks the Evansville Courier. His
mail Is delivered to his door every
day. He reads the daily newspapers,
the magazines, and the best books
adorn his library. Surely he doesn't
converse ON current events as though
he were a country jake"-not by a
good deal. And to sec him running an
automobile on Sunday with his family
as passengers he doesn't appear like a
country jake" nor does any member
of his family. The rising generation
of farmers sons and daughters are
farther removed from being called
country jakes" than were their IA
theirs and mothers years ago. We say
times change. And time does change.
1t changes the farm as well as the city.
Evolution works miracles ON the farm
as we'll as in the city.