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score an emphatic success on Broadway.
Miss Eburne is the actress whose char
acterization of the slavey has been the
biggest laughing feature Of Edward
Peple's farce, "A Pair of Sixes''
Il am of that unfortunate type Of
actress" says Miss Eburne, that is no
particular type. When we go into a
managers office he glances at US and all
is over. Not being distinctive type,
we fail to hold his attention. AS
result 1 have been doomed all my life to
the road and stock companies. Some of
the managers have given me roles in
plays destined for Broadway production.
but with one exception they always died
out Of town. mean the plays The
Old Firm in which Charles Hawtrey
was seen last season for two weeks at
the Harris Thearer. was one of the plays.
1 had n small part in that melodrama,
but The Old Firm dissolved early in
its career.
Stock has always been my refuge
after these failures. I have played in
Evening star., 1914-09-27

Tannehill. Elizabeth Nelson. Maude
Eburne and others. who have been iden-
titled with the play since its premiere.
"A Pair of Skies is in three acts. and
was written by Edward Peple. the au-
thor of The Prince Chap" The Lit
tlest Rebel and other contributions to
the stage. who is said to have departed
from his usual style and to have de-
veloped his play from a story of unique
premises, with characters prototypes of
people he has known.
Nettleton G. Johns are two young men
engaged in the. manufacture of a di-
gestive pill Both claim credit for the
success of the business. and each re-
fuses to acknowledge the other as
senior partner. Their quarrels become
so serious that the lawyer is called upon
to arrange a dissolution. His proposals
for dividing the business avail nothing.
so IN sheer desperation he suggests a
game OF showdown poker. the winner
Continued on Eighth Page.)
Evening star., 1914-09-27

school in America for chorus girls, and
these fare turned .out on the theatrical
market at the rate of from fifty to seven
ty-five a week.
Evening star., 1914-09-27
BEIASCO

One of the most laughable farces seen
In New York in many years. "A Pair of
Sixes," begins its engagement at the
belasco Theater tomorrow evening, with
the original company direct from a run
OF nearly year in the Longacre
Theater. The cast includes Ralph Herr,
Hale Hamilton. Fritz Williams, Myrtle
Evening star., 1914-09-27
AMUsEMENTS.

Continued on Eighth PageD
Evening star., 1914-09-27

West, William Danforth, Robert G. Pit
kin. Stewart Baird, Oscar Odee, Thomas
Reynolds. ]. Abbott Worthley. Zoe Bar
nett. Maude Odell and Sylvia Jason. A
large and attractive chorus fittingly
costumed and an orchestra of grand
opera proportions will be features.
Victor Herbert will personally con-
duct the orchestra for the opening per-
formance Monday night
Evening star., 1914-09-27

eHEATRICAL producers are to
have a notable. if silent. ac-
cession to their ranks. An
drew Carnegie, who con-
tributed the money to build
the magnificent peace palace at The
Hague, undaunted by subsequent events
is now to finance the production OF a
symbolic spectacle entitled THE Prince
Of Peace" c. R. Macauley, novelist and
cartoonist, is the author, and David
Belasco will do the active producing
The spectacle will unfold an epitomized
history of the world. showing the devas-
tation wrought by its train of wars and
introducing the Savior as "the first
apostle of peace" Mr. Macauley. who is
an ardent advocate of universal peace,
is said to have attracted the attention
of Mr.. Carnegie by his impressive car
toons upon the subject. The production
will be made at an early date upon one
Evening star., 1914-09-27
ADJUSTMENTS.
ODEON CHEATEI

140S Church st. NV. opens today at pm.
Rose the n f69e
els X. Bushman and Ruth Stonehouse, featur-
ing In Sparks of Fate in two acts, and two
other pick reels, =
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Johnson and Olson, dressmak-
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Building. Handmade lingerie; lat
est styles in evening and afternoon
gowns. Opposite the Young Hotel.
5154-1m.
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BAKING AND cANDYMAKER.

New Sunrise Bakery Fresh pies, can
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Nuuanu nr. Beretania. Tel. 478O.
5629-6m
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CONTRACTOR AND DRAWING.

Yokomizo G FuKumachf Co., Contrac-
tors, Carpentry, House Painting,
Paperhangers, Cement work. Build
ing work guaranteed. Reasonable.
Experienced men. Estimates fur.
nished free. Wholesale and retail
dealers in horse manure, Firewood
and Charcoal. Beretania, corner
Maunakea SITS. Office Tel. 1886.
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BARBER SHOP AND BATHS.
9LACkSMITHING.
BOOK STORE.

Books bought, sold, exchanged. School
books our specially. Pictures framed
and enlarged. l.. Kahn, 1880 Fort St
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sMOkESTACK PAINTERS.

Contractors-Painting done on smoke
stacks, flagpoles, roofs. steel and
iron construction. etc. Turner &
Gray, phone 2744. P. o. Box 261.
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NEW ROOMING HOUSE
FAMILY HOTEL

The Cassidy, only home hotel, Wal
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cottages and single rooms. Cuisine
excellent, 1000 it, promenade pier
at the end OF which is splendid
bathing pool and beautiful view.
zoos Kalia road. Tel 1919 Terms
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING.
AWNINGS.

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''Tglat sometimes they are costly
luxury and sometimes a bald neces-
sity."
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MADEIRA EMBROIDERY.

Mrs. Carolina Fernandez, Union ST.
Madeira embroidery, luncheon sets,
baby caps and dresses. Specially Of
Gitial and hemstitching. Reasonable
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VIA lIn A No
w4VTr=1Ai1O
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Acre tracts or lots on PalolC Hi! above
or below the new reservoir.
Hillside or bottom lands in the Palolo
Valley on 10th Ave, suitable for
farming or building purposes; 5
minutes walk from Waialae car
line. Also the Palolo rock crusher.
Inquiries and further particulars So
licited
PALOLO LAND & IMP. CO., LTD,
Room 203 McCandless Bldg.
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Nam ChonG CO., importers and deal
trs III Manila cigars; tobacco and
Cig3rettes Of all kinds. new sup
plies: 1850 Nuuanu near Hotel st.
5530-1y
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.
FLORIST.
HONOLULU ART STUDIO.

- If you appreciate oil
paintings of the various places of
interest on the Hawaiian islands,
which make most acceptable gifts
for friends in the States, we would
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To buy and sell real estate. P. E. r.
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FOR SALE or RENT.

House and lot, Fort ST., Pauoa, mod
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sun-heater, barn, trees, etc. Area of
lot 1882 SO. IT. Apply ]. c. Sousa,
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CARD CASES.

Business and visiting cards. engraved
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The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

boil slowly In saited water enough
TO cover II. piece OF lean beef weigh.
Ing about three pounds. In the water
with the beef boil small carrot. one
onion. two slices Of turnip and leaf
or two OF cabbage until they are ten.
der. Remove the vegetables and let
the meat simmer until all the water
has cooked away. allowing the meat to
brown well. turning Il frequently. Then
chop half 4 cupful Of fat salt pork
hnely and add TO Il q cupful OF -four
and milk to make batter ~ for pan.
cakes. Roll the roast around In the
batter and return II to the kettle Pour
little water In the bottom OF the ket-
tie and place In = hot oven to brown
tho crust well. Serve with = gravy
made from the liquid remaining In the
kettle when tho roast ID done. Moth
ers Magazine.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
SPORT.

The Denver Bears may train In
Phoenix. Ariz. They are scheduled to
go there in 1915.
Quarterback Pete Russell Of the
University Of Chicago was elected to
lead the Maroons in 1915.
The San Francisco Club won 26 and
lost 20 shutout games, leading the
Coast league In both respects.
The Harvard association football
team defeated Columbia two goals to
none In an Intercollegiate league game
at Cambridge, Mass.
At Annapolis, Md. Arthur c. Miles
OF Colorado, quarterback Of the Navy
football team during the past season.
was elected captain for 1915.
John Albert. said by Coach stagg Of
the University Of Chicago to be the
most promfsing football material he
had ever seen. died at Battle Greek.
Mich.
Harry Bramer vas awarded the De.
cision over Morris Burke in the
eighth round Of ten-round bout ct
the big smoker given by the Larimer
street business men at the clubrooms
In Denver.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Francis McAdoo. eldest son of Sec
Rotary McAdoo OF the Treasury De-
partment, was operated on for appen.
dicitis at Philadelphia.
Six thousand persons crowded Cen
trail armory In Cleveland. Ohio. 1t the
public reception given In honor Of the
homecoming Of Myron T. Herrick.
former ambassador TO France.
Two more persons were struck by
STRAY Mexican bullets from the
siege OF Naco. Sonora. while the u.
s. army is concentrating q force to
put a stop to shipping.
Frank Dieter. resident Of Merna.
ten miles northwest OF Broken Bow.
Neb.. sent four bullets into the body
OF his wife, then shot himself twice
In the left breast. from the effect Of
which he died.
Kane Mcknight. charged with par.
ticipation In the murder of Charles NJ.
Hicks, postmaster and merchant At
Sylvester station, La. was lynched.
making the third negro TO be hanged
by mob Tor the crime.
Gov. Cole L. Blsase Of South Caro-.
lima since 1911 has shown clemency
to 1870 men, Only fifty prisoners are
now left In the penitentiary. and the
governor announces that he will give
them their freedom ~ . Christmas
gift.
Leo N. Frank was sentenced at A..
lanta. Ca. In Fulton County Superior
Court TO BE- hanged On Friday, Jan. 22.
for the murder In April. 1913. Of Mary
Phagan. q It-year-0ld factory girl. Be-
fore being sentenced Frank again pro
claimed his Innocence.
Mrs. Francis B. sayre. daughter Of
President Wilson. 10 expected Il the
white House Tor Christmas and 70 re-
main there for some time afterward.
The President has decided not 70 10
away from washington for the holi.
days. but viii spsad the day q home
with his family.
Joseph Smith. president Of ths ~
orxanised Church of Latter nay
saints. died n his home In lndepea.
dsnce. No. Al his bedside was his
son. Frederick n. Smith. who WIN euc.
coed him ~ president II the church.
and other members q his family.
Mamie stricklin. ~. was shot cd
killed IN tho front yard a her hone
IN 81 Louis b. Robert Bailey. ~
deacon o. . miesioa. after the G1yi's
parents had rsfsssd 10 1iiow Mn 70
adopt her. Dai1sy than shoe himssaf.
and vas taksa = . hespital b lyiAe
condift9a.
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STATE LINES ERASED
,na.oArloM PRioRlriGs UPHELD
~ Y. y WArgR RuLlMo.
Nebraska Men Ars ousestWed In ~.
publIcaW River cass In FEDERAL


we.tssn Newspaper Union News service,
Dsnver.--A decision involving I'll
irviGAtioa projects In Colorado aA1
with . wide bearing On similar cases
thruugh0ut the United states was
handed down In the federal District
Court when Judge n. =. Lswis Decided
that state BOUNDARIES have no bearings
On water rights and that tho STATE has
no special claim on the water u ~
rivers which spring up within its
BOUNDARIES.
The decision was given In the case
q the Pioacer lrrieafioa Company u
Nebraska against John Z. Field. state
engineer. his assistants and Ill users
Of water from the Republican river In
Colorado.
The plaintiffs claim prioritiss On
the river antedating many Of those
held By Colorado irrigators. who have
been taking water from the stream
before II passes out Of the state.
The court decreed that the Colorado
users must leave twenty-nine fest q
water in the river where n crosses
into Nebraska. The case will be car.
ried to the United States Court Of
Appeals.
Should the Supreme Court Of the
United States uphold this decision"
Attorney General Farrar, who has
been active In the case. said, 1T will
mean loss Of millions Of dollars to
Colorado and the suspension al more
than half Of the larger irrigation prof.
ects OF the state"
The Colorado officials and Charles
Il. Allen. attorney for the water users.
contend not only that they had the
right to al the water they could take
out Of the stream In their own state,
but that, because Of the inevitable
seepage and return flow OF the water
used. the same amount would 20 far
tber and could be used over and over
again. II IL was taken out nearer the
head OF the stream. than II allowed
to run over into Nebraska across the
arid territory. where much OF It would
be lost by evaporation and must be
wasted through being unused.
The question Is specially vital TO
Colorado. according to Farrar. because
all of her streams Flow over into I'd.
joining states.
On its final settlement will depend
the fate Of many irrigation enterprises
ON the Arkansas, the Platte, the Lara
mie. the Grand. the Rio Grande and
the Las Animas rivers.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
MAKING COINED BEEF
asclpx rNAr 10 RgcosaMGNoGp
~ An gxpGAr.
Nest esOM est ARlNsale osoeee rkaW
Than Prsm peee-erspese1eN q
'oalt 10 ! Hlohly lWpsr
tn0e ooaeooe.


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cn'ns p osesI NC c'r.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
WASHINGTON.

,f-'
secreSxar,. McAdoo has submitted
the freavsg estimate for government
expense ~ the nscai year beginning
JMy ], 1918. Inc .otai Is H.oso.i1a.s
io'' iour "ii''o" ooiars uhder last
a.
senator snairoth introduced q biii
throwing water power sate WIN
drawais open 70 entry under restric-
lions against monopoiy anu placing
'hem under the state utiiity Commits
sions.
! The Turkish government, through
\Ambassador Morgenthau, has. signi.
led TO the State Department its
willingness that an expedition be sent
TO the relief OF the people OF Jeru.
salem. 49,
Provisional President Gutierrez has
ordered Governor Maytorena, com.
handing his forces ut Naco, to avoid
Operations a'tose'ner, !, ne cannot
eoniihe ns i'e "'h'n "eAicsn
borders
The national rivers ana harbors
congress adjourned atier adopting
RESOLUTIONS iAsorins .ne ou,'a'nk OF
comprehensive sys'en o' wa'er uAas
por'a'ioh ~ annual expenditure Dy the
government OK non less 'nan soo.ooo'-
ooo.
President Wilson told Senator New.
lands he approved many features Of
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Oen. EHlnll1 0uttesss was Installed
9 psovinteaal PRECEDENT q Mexiea
w1oA = tn cabinet.
OefIcial announcement b made q
~ appointment Of Dir Henry HowasA
- British ninister to the Vatican.
EnriQus Jinsass. lsphsw Of Juaa
!. Jtnssss. the nsw president Of ~
Dominican republic. has been ~
pointed niaisesr at washtnstea.
Nicholas Alters, former German
coasuI IN 1unAsfiaaA boeough, waa
convicted By The Durham assisss q
high Treason and sentenced 70 deatA.
An sarthesAks aid coassdersbss
damage 70 the inteelor towns a
Tampa. Gotta and Pansa. Peru. Forty
bodies have bsea recovered from The
ruins Of wrecked houses.
The Norvssiaa stsansr Nysaasd.
from Pensacola, Oct. 81, rsportel
ashore outside Eishjerg. Dsnnark.
part. has broks6 IN two. Her cargo
Of cotton 10 being washed ashore.
Brig. Gen. Christian FREDERICK
Hsyers. one Of the leaders u the n.
bsllton 10 the Union q South Africa.
has been shot. Il ~ officially ~
nounced. and ID believed 70 b dsaA.
In . report q expenditures Of ths
government, Il b shown that EasiaaA
spent upwards Of $4,000 In coaveying
to the United States the body Of the
late American ambassador. whitelaw
Reid.
A German steamer With cargs Of
1000 tons OF oil. proceeding to Italy
from the United States. has besa
seized At Gibraltar By British war.
ship. according to reports received 1t
London from Berlin.
Jose Maytorena, insurgent governor
Of Sonora. who has been besieginS the
Carranxa garrison Of Naco. sonora,
since September, declared Saturday
that he had received NO order from
Provisional President Gutierrez to
stop firing. In order to prevent bullets
striking In American territory. Until
he does receive such order. he will
continue his attack.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
ATTEST NEWS
! EPITOMIzfD
3 N yslsenApwe assoass
SnAr covea Ts48 WgG9S
RpesT INTEREST
hive rms aGAoga toer0o
! ~ MOST uMeoaTAMv
cUaRGMT roescs.'


Laden vteA . e3.000.O00 cargo Of
food fos u relief Of Belgium tho
Meemef Maskinoage sailed from New
'olA
MT. katAerias Spaleta, On trial for
saving shot and billed her husband on
ne street 1t Globe, Arix, last sum
wnea ne estached her escort. was
''su'''eo.
cnicago club women were elatsd
over the ease WIKI which Mrs. Ella
t1sSg ioung was reelected superin-
.enoeht OF schools at . salary Of &c.,
suveF oosaerA IN an I'M
-" eonepsoa were diseovered IN
7nsiy occupied oy MIKE
- ." yu SeNsoii' wso were
$3.50 Neo., oy ohiteo
Twice agents.
speno'as tne morning In buy
ny ostmss Toys Tor Bonita, ner
nrrr. IL VII 1smes "
ms, ,.,rr.s .ns NIL .o'
r., "a ~. - NC, no'e' In neod'ns'
o. ps,'N 80 NC, ueau
-, neno.., 'aenty-three years
~, sU. au Ai'ed ms motner' MT.
snA nenow.' ~ Meoooi Junctlon'
W. r "m ms sister ana tnen
.ornd which aac,ors 800 III, -,
y.t.,,y '
A tn ..,u
a. e y. "
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18


Teams loaded oat Or ftum ~ -
h Rita mine. located west q ~ ~
limits oe Victor. aloag H. eoune1 roa1.
where lesses have recently epene4 .
fairly good vein Of orc.
Counting h the vin1leaturs sztzo
Of per cent. o. oo0.eoo. ~ nanaA
Cripple Greek district has eoaEsSehtse
o376.000 IN the matter ~ uno1Dsee94
eain for the holiday season.
Two recent STRIKES q ricA - - ~
Il Plata mountains near DuEonoo
have resulted In rsnswsd activity =
mining men In antictpafSsa q ~
opening Of other bodies a payiag nia-
erai.
On the New Castle claim. jast nosth
Of the May Day mine. Heary Dccstsa.
mayor Of Durango. with his ossoc1atoA
Who arc operating nndsr leaea
opened . twenty-lnch strsak u -
carrying twenty-foar ounces q gold -
the ton.
BONANZA ore 10 the order q the day
q Cripple Creek. which. q this ti1e
last year. was securely locked IN IL
arms Of phenomenal snOwstorm. -
not . wheel could be turned for twea-
~ days. Now II Ii different Tweaty-
three sacks Of ore. having . valus u
approximately $4,000, was shipDs1
out last week by express By the KAsis
Ore Company.
In Silverton district the Sunnys11s
Is dropping nifty stamps and running
its zinc separator. which gives very
good results. The Broad Gauge Min
Ing and Milling Company. which has
just been formed. Ii operating q the
head Of Burns gulch. This company.
It is said. has opened up . good srs1s
Of ore which carries gold. silver. COO
per and lead values.
The richest carload a gold orc svss
shipped from the Cripple Greek a.
trict was loaded In sacks a. the Csss
son mines for consignment TO the Dsar
yer smelter. II II estimated that the
gross value os the car will Be betweea
100000 and S500.OOO. exceeding ~
carload OF ore shipped from The In
bella mine In 1898 BY nearly 100 -
cent
Several big Colorado mining com
panies took action which Will inssrs
a merry Christmas for their stockhsea
ers. The mines are In the CriDo1s
Creek district. The Golden Cycle Mn
ing Company directors declarsd e -,
trx AtvNaouA ~ az go <~~a A. 49,
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Two pounds sugar. one eupful but.
ter. one egG. one cupful clabbered
cream. one teaspoonful soda. one tee.
spoonful vanilla extract. one teaspoon.
full lemon extract. zone teaspoonful
baking powder; -four to roll soft. Mix
~ for cake. beating soda Into the
cream and sprinkle sugar over the top
and bake In very slow oven. II the
dough 10 allowed 10 stand IS to 20 min.
utes before being rolled and the board
and rolling pin are we'll aoured they
can b. handed much softer than would
Be- imagined and better cooky win
result.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Chino Copper Company. desplse tho
war, output more copper dusfaa oeto-
Der than September. but fell IL 60
pared with the productioa a lasl yeas.
MosoIIon camp continues H. outbst
of gold bars. Last week the Evnsetino
mine shipped thirty-oac. the Socorro
mines sixteen. toGether with iO,seo
pounds Of concentrates vainea 4 o..
500. which went to the smsltsn q
VI Pxso Additional shipments a ~
lion will be made soon.
Prof. Fayctte A. jones, pesas1sat
Of the State School Of Misea a New
Mexico. In authority Tar ~ statement
that the output from the mtnss a ~
state exceeds the reveaue derived
from the cattle. hoes. hossse, sheep.
wool and Ill the Agricultural an1 ~
ticuitural products cemhine6.
Parties sre trying to rsvlvs istsrl
~, 10 the r~pased gold mins a ~
Canadian near Hudsoa. Thsre y 80
To b. large deposit a pyrstee -
other minerals on the psopssty. bus -
great showing ~ cold. kvsa p9sleas
h valuable. A ~ 1epoelg y TT
could b. made 10 ~ wsse ~ iroa
and sulphur rcclsims6.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Take one pous1 Of hamburg steak.
half . Doaf Of stalls bread which has
been soaked In bot water and the ~.
ter pressed out. two cold boiled pota,
toes which have been run throush the
meat chopper, one small minced onion.
salt and pepper and tvo eggs. MIX
al together. shake into small round
cakes ana fry h hot ist--Moshsr's
Magasins.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

The old Hsekhsrsy' mkne. vkden =
its day was = great pse1ooss. y = ~
hands-of active opes.eass ~ n -
vancins work ~ vnpldty y pgorrGoas.
Ths main working sham = belua nnnls
snd l. nov near the ~ lsyel
Ths union on Company ~ Z Gssos
Ut men 1t work esocelnG tkeoo -
tanks on the vigAt.oe.vav = ~ 80
~ q Kinsnan. bnso1.p nGmo e6n111op
tanksee for the soognGp e $500
kinds u iusrtcatino - - 1Ir16
sI1 hs,d about seJeoo ooG501n e -
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
Wyemlss.

Tommy Burns formerly heavy.
weight champion Of the world. arrived
In Thermopolis and IN inspecting ths
Grass Greek oil fields. forty miles
from town. Burns says he had heard
no much regarding these fields thaf
he contemplates Investment He y
accompanied by several friends
A representative Of the Coal. Gas
and Land Company of Nswcass1s
states that preparations are under way
to commence drilling operations =
tho ranches Of Judge Nelson and Pets
Ainiinetto on OH creek In tn spring.
A sample Of this oil Of this vicinity
was recently analysed and was foun1
10 be very superior grade.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
chlssse orsla saS prsv.sIess.

Chicago. = Whest-No. 3 red. ei.iS0
l.ish: No. 2 hard. ei.tsk ollie.
Corn--Ho. yellow, old stm6shc:
new. SadtGJ,fe: No. . yellow. old. ESQ
sShe; new. Cih1Csite.
Oats-No. . white. t7GS7kc; stan
lard. <7A a tsisa.
Ry~--No. ., si.ioO i.iei6.
nariey-c0sf Toe.
Timothy - .7s0e.eo.
clos'ss.- ei.D0Utl.eO.
porh-etc.Se.
LAr1--et.G6.
Ribe-os - 9o.o7.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18

Omaha Live Stock ovstatiens.
South Omaha. Hogs eG.1o
ff.sS; lixht. sS.ssff6.?5: pigs. es.5O1
$50; bulk. eG.55efG.
Cattle Native steers. e6.7sGf0..S:
sows and heifers. e5.75m7.3s; Western
steers. ss.0om $50: Texas steers, $3.50
a1.2o. cows and hsifers. eS.25O7.00:
.alves. e5.s0e, 80.
sheep-YeariinEs, eG.s007.so; wcth.
srs. e6.l0W6.is: lambs. 17.s0et $50.
The Dolores star., 1914-12-18
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