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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18
DEPUTY SHERIFF
HAS WARRANTFOR
j. R. M'MULLEh
Tom Hughes Leaves for Cedar
Rapids to Secure Custody
Of Alleged Bigamist.
REoUISITIoN IS DELAYED
Failure % Chief Executive TO Send
Papers. Forces officer TO Have
Defendant Held as Fugitive.

Deputy Sheriff Tom Hughes left yes
;s-day afternoon for Cedar Rapids
Iowa. armed with a fugitive warrant
for John Raymond McMulIen. wanted
in this city on a charge OF bigamy. Re
Gently McMullen was put under arrest
and application made by Assistant
states Attorney 4. c. Edwards. for
requisitiou papers. However. Governor
z. ?. Duune delayed action so long that
Yesterday Sherin .. l. Bruner receiv-
Cd telegram from Cedar Rapids that
McMuIlen would be liberated unless
oncers from here came for him within
"a hours
Immediately Sheriff Bruner decided
no. 70 wait longer for the requisition
papers from Springfield. but swore out
a fugitive from justice warrant. on
which McMulIen can be brought back
20 the city. Il is expected the deputy
will return with his man this even
ing
Has Two Wives.
McMullen is alleged 10 have married
Miss cara Bloomquist. 915 Fourteenth
snd-a-half street last March, without
the formaIity Of securing a divorce
from his first wife. Miss Beulah Bod
kin. Maquoketa, Iowa. whom he mar
RED September 3, 1872 McMullen
deserted both women and fed TO Cedar
Rapids. where he has been employed
IN a livery stable.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18
END DRUNKENR ROW
ON 21ST STREET
Quartet Nabbed by Officer Dick
Kell and Are Held at Coun-
ty Jail for Hearing. /.

a drunken row was put to an enc
3O6 Twenty-frst street by Officer Dick
Kell, and the four participants we're
taken to the city Jail.
They gave their names as F. T. Nor
an, Thomas Turney, John Danmoran
and Ed Fahlen.
The four had imbibed considerably
in alcoholics and were raising con-
siderable rumpus. People passing by
were attracted by the noise.
The quartet was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Carl Kuehl and
the case was continued for ten days
The charge preferred IS vagrancy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18
Auto Looters Rob Store.

New Richmond. Wis. June 1s.-Rob-
beers invaded Star Prairie. a village
without a railroad. and stole $500 al a
depiTtment store. besides an auto
mobile load Of merchandise, in the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-06-18
CITY CHAT
(Advertisements.)


Buy home Of Reidy Bros.
For express, call William Trefz.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Buyers sale at Young & McCombs.
Soda in the Green room. Harper
House pharmacy.
Independent Express & Storage.
R. l. 981.
Soda in the Green room. Harper
House pharmacy.
Blaschke's Cleaning works, 1412
Fourth avenue, for blocking hats OF
all kinds.
Cornell university recently dedicated
a forestry building in connection with
the New York state college of agricul
ture. s-1
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
No, 4.

DECIMATED-Wes speak Of . city
or an army being "decimated" when
we mean to imply that It has suffered
from many fatalities. The term IL
taken---and taken wrongly-from an
old and barbarous custom Of punish
Ing mutinous regiments. town defend
er,. &C. by killing one man out OF
every ten C'decimus" being the Latin
word for "tenth"). Thus. unless We
mean that precisely one person In ten
was killed. our use Of "decimate" ID
incorrect.
CRIME-Here IL Q word that 10 mis-
used a q synonym for "sin." A dn
10 the violation Of . religious law. A
crime IL merely . violation Of the law
OF one particular country or state
What 10 a crime in one country (poly-
gamy. for instance). may not be .
crime In another. Yet . An 10 sin
to all who profess the religion that
forbtds II.
DEFALCATIoN-.Ws have GENE to
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Words You Use Incorrectly
Terh d n e
By ALBEIT Pays0n T.
yGW EGQ3N &@WlM NDL

use this word as q synonym for de
fault" to express theft. 1t means
nothing OF the kind. To defalcats
means to lop of or to detract from.
DIRT-This word cannot be correct
ly used to express anything but filth.
A clever writer has defined dirt as
matter out Of place" Earth 10 not
matter out Of place when It 10 used
to mend Q road. Get that same earth
on your hands and It at once becomes
matter out Of place." and may b.
correctly defined a. dirt" But II IN
incorrect to speak Of q dirt road"
. dirt tennis court" e.
DEAEAN-To demeau, correctly.
means to behave. Your dsmeanor Il
your behavior. whether gOod or had.
Why mako the blundsr OF nsiHs
"demean" to imply "humiiiatss Of
ExECUTE-To "sxscuts" us...
TO carry out or to perform" The
law. for example. may b "sxscuts6"
on prisoner. But to say that ths
prisoner - executed" 10 q blunder
~ inexcueable ~ Il 70 frequent, The
sentence 70 exeeutsd. But IT, M
himself v KILLED. not "saseutsd."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Tell Us, 0roundh hog!

TELL W, groundhog. tell VI true.
Seer Of February ;.
what's the weather going to do
With Ia here?
Must We stand the rising cost
OF . long and tardy frost.
Or II winter double crosspd
For this year,
Give u Just . bunch on spring,
When the robin FIRST may sing.
When the willow trees may Ming
Forth fresh buds:
When a-down the eager green
Dandelions may DO seem
When the house begin to clean.
Full OF suds!
Tell VI by your other name.
Woodchuck-of the prophets fame.
All you know about tho game,
Here ana now!
Have you quit your winter slespDe
Are YOU out again for keeps?
Spells the season wiles or wseps,
Anyhow
e. w. o,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Ten Dramatic Chapters
In the Story of New York


Of In
Of Manhattan
~
only
Brdew what the Of
Chambers
veriabe BLACK
OF
the Cortland
Liberty
is Dutch the Brick Church
possible
cThe He'll" Called the Whitby Falmouth
Chatham Kitty Frederick GLASGOW shed Woodlands Clyde Trans
oahsomy filthy unsaniary OF them all
conditions
unfortunates:
stalking
sometimes the the morning
down night While sick with
thirst during the night
Of the atrocities
decades.
Brooklyn overlooking
Of
mon and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
The Oldest Republic.

TN the little European republic Of
San Marino this month In the
festival Of independence. marking
the solemn restoration Of tho republic
In i7<o. San Aarino. perchsd on lofty
mountains overlooking the Adriatic.
II only thirty.two square miles In ex-
tent. but II Ia the oldest of the worlds
existing republics. Its career ~ an
Independent country began In the
ninth century. but in the slxteenth
century the republic was overthrown
oy Cesare Borgia. 1t was re.estab-
lisiIed after the death OF Borgia. but
II was not until l740 that its freedom
was finally secured. Ever since that
time San Marine has been undis-
turbed. and while all Europe wns at
war the little mountain country was
left to peace and quiet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
T. etters from the People

o1aAs Telegpaphy's ray Snail.
q ~ ui;ees = N Kvssias VOID,
y RSessring 70 the letter from = man
Wh6 slailms that he 10 telegraph oper-
Qooe ~ . stockholders once. receiv-
~ eeS per week and wording from
- ~ ~. to AIS p. NJ. beg to state
1Aat4hls must b very unusual expo
>>nnse L being an operator for the
- ave years and working long dis
fooAce wires with telegraph company.
goee1ve . small salary and many Of
~ &E1eDds who are longer IN this
49, are all complaining that they re-
Q11vo sanell wages only and thsy arc
- ~ considered lucky. N they are
eonGOs unen. not bslpg on the "ex-
~ WASre there 70 less chance for
~ ~ o1Derlo1oeod worker 70 make
1890 y tssp sssi ap4 10y
DANA (. ~ = - = ,.-si<s ~. II - - - !,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Hits From Sharp Wits.

DIR, Cyrus Townsend Brady says
that women need husbands more
than they do votes" In he talking
about married or single ladies?-
Macon News.
The greatest discomfort of any
home Ii a Crouch, DeReret News.
Even a good talker finds II difficult
to hold the attention Of a person who
IN about to sneeze,-1'Olodo Blade.
Now and then one still sees an old
fashioned girl who seems to possess
q lot of femininity
Heading the list OF unappreciatsd
geniuses Ii tho man who invented the
alarm clock.-Albsny Journal.
When 2 man can't break into print
any other way he sends huge radish
to Mr.. Bryan. Columbia State.
Coethals evidently would rather
be tina King Of spadcs than the king
Of ciubs.--0olvmbia state.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

and I told my mother. only to 90 re-
minded that must make allow
ances" for him because, &C. ,, =.
II q boy of eight threw q or,cx s ~
me--when ! was ntne-eveh tnoue.
he might have been head taiier snun
I was, must make allowances Ior
him because he was year younger.
kitchen. when I was hungry, must
make allowances" because she had
40 much work to do, that day.
For years I few straight to my
mother with my troubles. All boys 40.
n they're the right sort OF boys ana
have the right sort Of mother. But.
after a while, my soul rebelled at that
wall q allowances" from which oil
: my woes were DETECTED. to strike back
at me.
Now Two grown up and In still do
| Ing business ut the old stand. l make
allowances In my home when the
housekeeping slips coz. ! make al
lowances for my children when they
can't or won't understand. maze
allowances for my employees when
they don't make good'-and carry
them on, although they're deadwood,
because they have families to sup.
port; because maybe some time they'll
pan out: and because I've got the
| allowance" habit, ! guess.
And where do get OF? II business
worries drive me TO distraction and !
sneak about them, I'm asked to leave
shop" downtown My children sulk
and stink about the house n ] deny
them any of their wants. And my
employees call me a slave driver.
This power to see ourselves as others
see u.s. wonder just how much there
lis I'm that? wonder whether those
people for whom ] make allowances
really think they're doing their snare I.
Can It be that I'm 80 blind that I
can't see effort. other than my own
II 40, am naturally. or wilfully. blind
have always rather scornfully
pitied the person who went around
bleating that he was misunderstood.
II have said, Beware There's soma
thing wrong with him." and yet. that's
what I'm doing now. I'm making q
plea Of being misunderstood and
abused. by my associates.
Maybe II I look . little deeper into
the mirror I'll be able to see just Q
little Of tho reflection that turks In
their eyes. when they look at me. May.
Be IL ! try TO understand little more
with my heart than with my head
when I'm grouchiest, I'll see that some
people endeavor 10 make allowances
for me-surely there must be sope!
ma Uns allowances-for my future
, content and peace Of mind. And . IT.
. tlebit. too. for my present happiness
Ing allowances" habit. =.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

cones: let stand In cool place until
hard. Dip In beaten egg and then In
nne bread crumbs and fry In deep hot
fat until a delicate brown.
Mrs. EdpaYd S. Faucet.
Fish CvoQuettss.
A IL. fish croquettes are better In
~ taste and form when one
third creamed potato IL made
UP with the fish. The potato should
be fixed just as It II for an ordinary
serving OF cream potatoes-pepper
salt. milk and tiny bit Of butter, beet-
ell very light. II this method Is usbd,
no other potatoes will be needed at
luncheon.
Rs,vintsd f,ou the Eonoay Admin, tioi
Cook Hook BY spedal peruis,ioa g TIE publishers
t,h.,s. ,e!t by suas soss hhsdss ssd ofsN
sWs0 seooAS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

To the Editor o: The i,onins World.
would like TO submit the follow
ing answer to the problem offered by
~. H." regarding the triangular field:
Let - length. In feet. Of hypothenuse,
therefore Z - los number Of feet
81" ran. Therefore . TX - 1857 -
number OF feet "a" ran. Gas A runs
twice 40 fast a. ~ A has traversed
the leg and base while Il has still I0s
feet tn 20 along the hypothenuse. As
the LEG and base are as ~ and 9
rsspectivclo. the following proportion
obtains; y(x-l0U III *: Is or,
II X - es - 2s0s. tx - :soS. 4 60
s12. Knowing ,hs hypothenuse. en-
ables W to ind the leg nnd base by
two other proportions: 2lc Is I:
- IA. which II 2Se. the leg 81 ls
it,; B.. which IL leo. the bose The
proef 70 obvious q. L LEvBTT.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Mics Rose Fairfax.
Chestnut CroQusttss.

CHEIL nifty French chestnuts,
y cover with water and boil half
~ an hour; pound very fine; add
two tablespoons Of butter. a little salt
cream, Q little ct q time; when all 10
worked together press through q sicve.
then beat three eggs until light and
stir into this mixture. Cook In Q dov-
bile boiler ten minutes. stirring con-
SANITY. Let cool. form into balls or
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
Favorite Recipes of Famous Women

The fdrorite recipes OF famous
toomen Of the United States are
printed IN The Evening World on
Mondays. Wednesdays and Friddvs.
May Of the dishes described haze
ICON national renocn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

The Acknowledgement has decided that boys
q cannot Asve before A. NJ without
velang hs ohhd iaSos lsw What 10 left the
in the helping himself in fef Remedies
'ksio % bsiAs sesa nsss harmful than the disease
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
On MAKING All0,rancss."

r r. NJ E n b /; r
tho one thing
that used to
ma ko mo more
boilingmad than
any other. when !
WAS n smaH
boy. 1t waS
when some one
had done me u
yrievOus wrong
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
FiVe-Minute
Fights With Fate
By Alma Woodward

oopynoLt. 1914. By The hss P,n,idhng Co.
the New York Evenins Worid.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
ARE The VICTIMS ALONE TO BE PUNISHED

~ YpTH feelings must Thousands Of New Haven stock
Aelds-hoss former pride IN their railroad sad expert
w encs hs turned 70 d1rt and btensa-hsvs read The
NstRs revelation S12000ooo Of their money vanished"
che srous box Of JR Morgan o. in The financing Of the
New York Nsstchestsr and Boston electric road ventusi
Can Asr Thoughts fail TO turn,
,Fa: To The dsozs who sanctioned this swinds sud oscs
like it, the drscto who betrayed the trust rspossd in t and
played and loose with the property Of thousands II helpless
people to the schemes d monsymad banking clique
Amd Second: To recent wss words from the President Of
the United States
80 Rssalt3os DunsAnsuh sAeuN hM Business
MsSs = ~ esafs1sa ~ inlsFEupsA bat ~ hAf
lnsuns11Aliee q busHess % nlngs
WhieA Dei1 ~ seaAl business Deasaes esuasaA
Every ct sflbssinsas % Asns q ~ command
ln1Givs ene asesstallaAls
h1Asss ~ iAlsay responsible ~ ~ DulsA.
neat shs1A lau usn tAe1. . . .
The who ootd the treasury Of The New Haven road in 1907
senot "unoscsrtainsba"
Nor they al dead
Nor any Law necessary to the living to
~ the wrong @sy have DONE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

Clark University physician the reduce
Of living to muscle which
sthe and cheap that 2b cents
persons
eance cost less
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
WHERE CAUTION IS COWARDlCE.

RAYOR mitchell making big effort to put authority into
0A the hands Of New Yorks Police Commissioner
Az Also he trying 70 show that the ciys real duty to
- high municipal Office supreme power for good and then worry
unllis stroog at work therein
To croaksm who harp ts danger Il getting hsd Police
puuWissioner the Mayor replies:
the Po0ss Department should rsas Tie
psiiss cennissener
Il going b HewSvs z the people Of the city
Pslos Department thsy desire return 70
- then hey eush y have them
50 ssensfbiMty viii Ne whsss bsenss-wah as Dsool&
A The Evening World has adksd Which saSri Because
ss 0emsionsr may b bed - hamper hin With checks which
saks ths "sysm 70 laugh at him, 70 invest Tim with al the
1vtr sons md efficient executive 1sss and then put saus'
- ~ tty to TIA. Il gets such mani
os York has not resohsd ts point wsrs would rather
Ad 30 udos than face ne responsibility sf finding the
s11Asm 10 DO Il Not Il 4 ssss with the people.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02
UNCLE SANS HINT.

VR YE glad that the Government the United
not high and mighty that can't go little out Of ito
~ way to help the farmers wife with the chores.
In - Weekly News Letter Crop Correspondents the Depart
aant e Agriculture prints the following:
a ~ one specialists Management
. Pennsylvana
III em ovrwosk that she had been carrying
"; ths husband II any
Va. Coz. ss.... could no. A.v. s..a provided
~ and a,d directly
but that he'd thought
WHIST with machinery gasoline engines and automobiles the
r has had give his whole mind tightening his rudgey
lsy he'll have time after while to wonder why HE wife
I. gosn out"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-02

FTR the battle Of Island In 1870 and the subseaue
turs Of Fort Washington the west side Of Man
Island In the November the British accumulated
prisoners These hostages of
added 10 by wholesale arrests
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

- 80 elk that wss found stalled
am4 Shaving In the deep SNOW atpui
ssvea milrs l,elow town, . short dis.
taass ~ the draw known y Pasture
guooo, the drst of the week, wss rsscued
~ Fosre~t Ranger Harry E. Kaufman
~ tAh place, WIN, With the assistance
q Willie Baer. succeeded 10 getting Il
tnea IN old abandoned cabin. where Il
- given Temporary shelter and food.
belesvtn. the strHy elk To he one of the
hsse that was shipped FROM Wyoming
~ The governments about . year ago
and placed In the national reserve In
the snckwnd vicinity, Mr. Kaufman
reported the matter to Supervisor +.
w. SHAW Of the Durango National
FOssss. Mr.. shaw came up from,
Ousango Wednesday, aud with M,
kssifman made arrangements 10 have
the as,iMal wintered on the Jesse
ROlsusM place IT Bear Creek, until
the weather will permit Of Its releasr
again 10 the hills. This incident ID
hut one Of many that show how the
forestry ofiic~~ are making their
servlcss valuable. Rico Item.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

The erraisst spsuiy of the chick, and
that which causss more loss than any
other Que cause h chilling; the second
enemy In inpostsnus bscause al
amount u los h llce; hath lice and
chilling are the indirscs cause u bowel
srouhlss hscsiss both sap the vitality
aud liz II the chick, nsakiugit lmpos-
sibls ios the liilis fellow 10 resist the
osUanlsnss a dissass which ars aiwAys
Fsady 10 attack u.
busting the sstting hen helps but
sops ltos ars quite sGrs IN sscsps aud
eau later b found on the hssd Of the
ohlck; rub littls dab of lard on the
top u the ehIck's bead, estti0g II Into
The down thosoaahly, aud yos vill gst
thsss; sspest the dos In . vssk end u
the ben b furnished . eoad dussins
plecs. The ltessss not iiksly y give any
snoss tsoUbls; hss whatsoever you - Q
shtok Tat ssssps unhappy, syss CLOSED,
druOpy, Dook lps ltea
The brood ooops should b thoeough.
y spsaysd bsepss us,sg With sssns eoal
tas psspsssttea, sheep dip, whllsvssh.
o. = a,ixtuss u l0us pssls enal oil and
one part Crude easbe,te esd; u pays 70
b ahssd, and thas explains why -
sw n - sss nsskiae sny shias - ess
psslssy; ws nselses thsss ilstis thsses;
Aesasss II sssbsst 6tssass. osis ~
sasst q ~, ws bseoass dlsuossaesd b.
.sasss u the bau.ss ssd give ~ ard
>la@e COR lust, when ell The I'D lust
eiuhs hsvs Gssa pssvsnssd bv . listls
eassesl pssessasiea.
Olve W. sASshs . slssa plses, ell The
osas eesy - seaed, kssp them isss q
vssnos, - ~ 80 AGsly sosws shs@
ouosso ~ - snlss1.-W. e vaploa.
] ~ 80 ~ ~ kls1sef sseoa1-
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

n yss ~ - . sshastbss y The
ssas bss ssss.vs Sample espy - two
d ~ - slsaid a ssoslvlng . hlll ~
sssA Tn y sss q sss vays u -
vsstlslng. TAks ~ papss go ssed h
an1 n - HE n suhsssies ~ u. " -
hasd \ y ysss sssghhss. ~ - -
Will llke u.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20
~ pour 1919 taxes :. the Dosor,
saael nsnk.

u yaa arr IN nsed 81 honses, cows,
hseA nachinery OF housrhold goods
aetsoe A. g. Swarnsr's sals next
Weeosutsy, 1t the Eliza Wilson ranch.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

The condition VI the boasd walks for
the past thrse weeks hss surely made
II plain to the ci,issns u Doiorss thu,
their town b badly In nssd Of On ordt
nance compelling propsrty owness u
keep their walks free fsosa ssow. Such
M oFdinsncs would work Q hardship,
on no Que and wosld b . great bsnsii,
70 every indy.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

AsDeag the many spsctss II tsss~
that havs besn planted In cosossdn
dusinG shs rass thirty.nvs yssn tks
folIowtnG have shown the srssssse
rsslstaass n dsosght Thsus have l'ssn
nsnss1 vssy usasly In he esdss u their
ability - wtshseasd dsosaht,
Dsee9 lssssss. hosssy lasUss, gwen
asb, whles ash, las sIdss, Rnsstan
olivs. soek elm. white elm, burr oh.
hlsek uelest.
Psspass the gnsssd y tw any Asld
cr,p. Land thel hss lsssa IN culsiva.
sIos Gpsssal yssss h hsssss then issd
newly AssAss. 1'saat yossg wwsussy
sv~wa w. n aSsins II nsws s>sAs IA
tyvlvs ~ aeass With The tsvss IN "a
eight - erast le'tbs sos. cSIssvase
dsssao ~ esswla9 ssaena v esssssvs
ssHaseees - hsso dsvn wssAs. kssp
oss No. seeeh go ess. THIS ~ ssps-
wbe1 ~ hsG1s - sssUd ussAs-n,
-. kGnGvons, q. 4. o.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

q. r. Christenson, the tai collector
from Monticello, Utah, has been In
Dolores and Mancn for the past week
collecting taxes from the cattlemsn
whass cattle run In 6sa Juan county,
Utah.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Andrew b. Miller and Irwin w.
Brumley returned this week from
Bluff where they had been on their
usual cattle purchasing trip.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Mr.. II. v. Pyls and childssn visited
relatives 10 Mancos from Friday 10
Thursday.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Services are held In the Dolosss
Catholic church the third Sunday II
each month.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

The date Of A. q. Swarner's sale 4
"wednesday, February 18th. Every
thing will be sold, stock, machinery
aud household gooia.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

P. H. McCabe brought In Q traIn
load Of cattle Monday to turn on the
range IN this vicinity. THIS shipment
contained about four hundred head.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

A hat drummer had . dIsplay ri
straw hats In the window of Harris
Bra. Mercantile Cos store Tuesday
morning, hut when II began to SNOW
he put them back Into his trunk.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

OH cake IN saving many cattle thin
winter and u viii BE- shipped In next
winter IN larger quantities.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Newell Martin len ru~sday morning
BY auto Tor Blum, U.ah, With . had Of
cattle men.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

w. w. Dunlap moved HE sterI
calves to ithe May canon where he ID
feeding them hay and oil cake.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Mr.. aud Mra. Sam johnson returned
Wednesday from . months visit Ia
Kansas City and other potnts.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

Mn. John Reed and son and sister,
Susie Pyle, came, down Thursday 10
visit Dolores frtends fOr Q few days.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

The large mall order houses In the
sast srs taking advantage u the parcel
post ssss bsswssa Denver and ihir
psscs. 0oods ass shipped fsom Nsw
Sosk 10 Dsnvss BY sxps~~s bssauss The
espssss rate 70 cheaper than the psrssl
past rate aud from Dsnvss here che
parcel post rate b much the cheaper,
~ The soods sss shippsd by pasl The
old saying y That shsss u more than
oss wsy 70 drown . dsck," sud The
soooss the robtss sxpssss eesnpsnys
81 theirs the bssess.
The Dolores star., 1914-02-20

The knighss u Pythias an assang
Ing for dsbats one week from saius.
day nixhs. They hAvs several candi.
dstss for the ranks and will b. busy
Tor the next month. Thoss desiring
70 Join Will do cell to put In their
applications during the bSsy ssason
aud lunch time.