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The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Jennings Makes Speech
To Prisoners in Boston

BOSTON. July @O.-Hughey Jen-
nings. manager OF the Detroit base
ball club, addressed the inmates of
the state prison Yesterday. What Is
Necessary to Make a Topnotch Ball
Player" was his topic. He was warm
ly greeted. With Jennings were Du-
buc. Bush. and Crawford.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
RABID RUDOLPH SAYS
"Shanks Is a good
center fielder, but
he doesn't catch
enough fouls"

Georges Carpenter is paying the penalty
for his victory. Had to 90 back TO Paris
and kiss all the men. Hobson was lucky
that he was born In America
See the Shamrock Is rugged like a
ketch- After Graney booted Acosta's
fly. Manager Birmy wired Sir Tommy,
asking for details.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Yingling Weakens and
Braves Steal Victory

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 2h-Earl
Yingling was invincIble for eight in
nings yesterday and was romptnS along
to a triumph over the Braves when
StalIings tribe suddenly jumped or him
in the ninth and stole the hOnors away
from the Redlanders. A couple or
boots. with three binGIes and stolen
hassoCk. showed over three runs lot
the Braves. The score: K. H. r.
Rrayes .... 900 Ooo OOS-3 )
Reds . OO0 600 600 > s
Batteries-Braves. Crutcher. Strand.
James and Whaling: Reds. iinSling and
Erwin.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

Fight fans might train for ths
merit Cdrpentier- Gunbodt Smith
fight BY trying to stoim the Eng
Hsh Channel THIS exercise sciIl put
the fans In nan0nSfoenf shops
especially II they can't stcim.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Yesterdays Result.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Today's Games.
None scheduled
Tomorrow's Games.
None scheduled.
Yesterdays Results.
Indiana polls. 3: st. Louis. O.
Chicago. s; Kansas City. l..
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
The Swing and the Snap.

Once in a while Joe Jackson IAN hit
ball as far as any man. Once In 4
while Cravath or Zi3'mcrman 81 Merkle
or Safer or Chief Wilson or Ham Hyatt
can pole one to the tall and uncut.
Frank Baker Is a tremendous cIouter,
depending mainly upon heavy Tat ard
a tremendously powerful pair Of wrists.
But for a clean. driving swing combined
with wonderful snap of the wrists,
Crawford leads thcm all. Un the trip
around the woilI," says Fred MerKle,
II saw Crawford drive line "allrps 10
the outfield that almost knpcktd The
fielders down. When a man cen hit
an outfeld drive too hot to handle he
must put somethtng in his swing.
Drives by Baker and Schultz and jack
son often carry os far. bu: Crawfor DIS
smashes seem 10 leave the bat quicker.
with a faster rebound.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Today's Games.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis
Tomorrow's Games.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Yesterdays Results.
St. Louis, 5: Philadelphia. 4.
Chicago, !: Brooklyn, 3.
Boston. 8: Cincinnati, =
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
The King of the WALLPAPERS.

Who hits the hardest WALTON In base
ball? Who is the games most eminent
slugger from the viewpoint OF power
applied with bat against bali?
We've put this query to any number
Of ball players in both leagues. and
there is one who leads by margin Of
10 to l in the way of votes. He isn't
Lajoie or wagner. He isn't Cobb. Jack
son or Schultz. He isn't Baker or
Speaker. The mighty ]. Franklin. Of
Trappe. Md, was outvoted. The answer
returned was wahoo Sam Crawford.
American League players all figure
that Crawford is the games hardest
slugger. And those of the Giants who
watched Frank Baker and toured the
world with Crawford gave the Tiger oil
the edge and figured he as also far be-
yond any rival In :he National League.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Tomorrow's Games.

Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
BelmOnts Victors.

Bowmans hitting was the feature Of
the 7. n. c. A. nine BY s4p {
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

Manager Dunn, of Baltimore,
10 trying to trade his twenty
three players for that number
OF fast fielding. hard-hitting
spectators.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20
Griffith Expects Milan Join Team in Phiy August IS
MINCE PIE
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
By BUGS" BAER.
Only thing keeps Joe Engel in
the league is his hitting.

zeb Milan's Splintered jaw necessari-
y means curtailment of speech, and
renders him eligible for the post Of
to Mexico.
Poor old, decrepit Plank has receded.
All In. Saturday the White Sox bunch
ed two foul tips. pop fly and q base
on balls on him. He's through.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
The Washington times., 1914-07-20

Frank Chance says that the Griffmen
are strong in every particular. Wish
he d tell Connie Mack.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Peui. A. W. Asss. end Ne Missss
nassss, Smith end Swallow. sss.,hess
10 the DoIoess sehooln, useseesd 10 the
Mon vssds Cita Rsius, Sunday, In A.
!. smisA's Bsick. Thsy bed , PLEASANT
ssip ard ~ vent vsll assll Aibsst. 10
ore n ~ scpss soosns 10
shs 6pssss Tsss Hosss, sosSd . sas,s's
ssg. Jssa = - vss h ~ ~ u show.
lag hb Ord . sas q the la1ln The
90 ssp,sdsd With svpsst thas sssnsA
sbsss hssew - thlnk shee 3 Ossnsan
aessp,sse vss dssps,sg basn& Aitsss
sssslve1 W m lssss q W. ssp,astsa
vhtsh qsssaly ~ ~ ls1lo psssssss
n ~ sssssd elaa. ~ M ~ sest
49, - - - Asees - - vtM M
lSsn -
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

al 49,. =
Q. n. Phissns so ihniiy nsevs1 II.
70 sAs hotel. havisgs so,d tbsss sse,nes
hans u o. A. Luudqulsl wbo vtll
eocupy samss 1t o1Dce.
\. b. Psss0sa departed sos TrtsItsd
sunday. He y driving through N BIB
nUtO.
&. A. ncCarsy came In saturday
fron, h.s ranch near the Utah llSs.
nm. George Cosdes waa calling at the
Hsnsn.ood home Monday.
0soeue l1saveil, IT,, aud family have
moved iSse the Walk psopssty ios this
winter.
ni-s Helen Cortett was . GUEST n
Mir B~atsic~ Parsons Sunday.
Waiter Dtckerson came Ia TUssday
10 visit With the Dscker~pOs.
Mn. EimiTs Miller VS. Waiting with
The C0sls~tt's last saturday.
MN. Y. l.. Gr~sn Sas Visiting With
Mrs.. Rsntx Sunday.
NJ. asd NM. Il. b. Csrdwsll come Ia
from Utah last week aud Will rsunsim
through the fruit sessoo.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

DO you know thst the sams people
Who now srs 20 favorable IN locsi
option and oppossd 10 state vide pro.
hib,tiou wess ssw ysan aso bitterly
oppssrd 10 Incal opsloni sssuss strange
shst thsy shn0ld hsvs Oh bssn cum.
plstsly Won ovss 10 % short . time.
Let - voss the state dry on the ssd 81
Novsnshss end - u ~ esS's vin
them ovss 10 . ssmblsncs Il nj pro-
hlhlttou,
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25
Lswts - Ysssew Jselsss.

Lewis - yellow Jeelsse.
NM. koshssShsd and daughter, Fan.
ny, tank . trip down the ncElmo canon
sftes fruit lest week.
Mn. A. l.. BANTER b quite sick bot
ve trust that under the able care Of
Dr.. Calkins she wili soon recover.
MN. Duncan and her two LITTLE grand.
daughter. Dorothy and 0lsdys, hsve
moved 70 Arriola, where NM. Duncan
will keep house for ntas Btevie,
Dososhy will % to school and Gladys
viii kssp Grandma company.
Dr.. Calkin's stosk made two trips up
thls way lest week leaving . boy q
Harvey eweeosy's aud girl u Kendall
Davis.
A dauce waa given at the Lewis
school house Eriday night. Every
body reports good time.
The Hawk and Hin families were
the guests Of the Wlnbourns Ut dinner
Sunday.
The Woman's Club VISA entertained
ct the Rutherford home Thur~day. The
ladder enjoyed dainty rrfrsshnients H.
the dining room, aud Miss Ruby even
fed so,ue one 10 the kitchen. Iexpect
Il was . tramp. ! didu't s~e him.
School opened here Monday With
xiss Edo Idler aud Miss Grace Gordon
- teachers.
Two-ye.r.Oid sidney sh-pp-rd had .
narrow escape from bring drowned last
week. NM. abepperd found him noat.
Ing on the reservoir unconscious but
after working with him short tune
he rewained consciousness and vas oil
right the next day. -
Mrs. S~eeney's parents and sister,
NJ. and ns. Travis aud MIS-. Duff. came
up nondsy. M. Travis and nrs. DUFF
returned the same day leaving hn.
Travis to take care Of the new hoy.
NJ. end Mrs. Esra Crapo are 10 from
FONT west" after fruit.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25


p. r. short y cutting Chss nslvin's
third cutting n hay.
NJ. Waynsn has ths1shsd. Johnay
Mliles's mashine did the work.
David Hechtmss y In The valley
again fDs . few daya
NM. Hscht,nsn hes heen on The sick
list lbs the lest week but n Improved
some 1t this writing.
I, seems that the valley fArnsrw end
fruit growers will have 10 lover the
price ~ their junk ~ she acElmo isl-
lows viii have III the money that y IN
circulation.
MN. Boulton. NJ. Eilie's daughter, y
packing fruit In ncEliuo.
0eo. niiiigen and sou, Frank, arc
getting most of the tAil blowing done
on the old Mattrson place.
Mn. navlvin was caller at the Mill.
gen home Friday.
q. X. Dssia aud wife was dows In
this nelghborhood Friday booking sos
fruit.
W. are looking for the thr~hing
machine IN this part Of the jungle This
week. Hut you never can tell sbout .
threshing machine.
The wind last Sunday did lots os
damage. II blew Oh many apples aud
peaches.
nru nax,hs.u.. a,A -s,.. gN~w. s..~..s
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25
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bold. Il stands Tor oss natioaal hope
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You will not and . publication any.
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The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Gastnltc acid " manufactured en-.
tirsiy IN 0~rnsny. sMne y put out
under An,~s.can labels hot the whole
supply coWsss from the ksiprs's cov0
Try and some 10 rrboitieti In the United
s,s,es. The price hiss lassvased M
per cent, aud . hottie thai cast u .
n,oath sxo cs~ss ~ moe. Quintns 10
smother drug made In Oss,nsay and
It's psies hes made = S6fhdsstui leap.
Aspirin nsas~ than dd6hi~d. Cttrts
acid r. Ave ,imss higher thss month
sso snd tsnsrIc arid y Jumping.
cr~ss NJ tartar, which y the ssd,'Wsnt
frHn Fsench wine casks. siso hes
doub,sd. 0nm ca,spbos, which ,ndus.
Try b coutolisd by the Jspsnsss eov.
eraNssas. hes hesW increasias and 81.
other shy ward shoot y anticipated.
Many other iiass ~ drsup are making
asc~nsious II psoposstousts nature end
n the was h mot srstled sson snn,s
kinds will Sos 10 available u any
psios.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

J. 4. Rnatcap shipprd 100 pounds
Of peaches "Wednesday. Mr. Rnatcap
hos IN acr~ Of pesch tss~s and ssg~cis
n plck over 6,0O pounds this season.
He finds . ready market Tor his fruit
and says Il y no trosbls To ssll god
fruit " yOu give hoaest nseasuss.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Silver Star Lodge knlghts Of
Pythiss held IN open meetIos In their
hsli Wednesday evening. Grand.
Chancellor Bhriehsr II Colorado
sprlng.. ~as present and delivered IN
excellent address. A short musical
program -. alsS giveN
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

This weather + ldsai Sos the farmer
10 get his thrvshing dosse and crops
pot away for the winter. There y no
f,nss climate anywhere In the world
than Mon,rsuns county hes bsen 81
pesiencing the past week.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

BIlly BrusnIey hes purchassd velss
from A. A. Rust and b nov busy
learning 70 drive the SANE. This 70 .
doe machins and will afford lots 81
pleasure To Mr.. BrumIey aud his
fnsntlv.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

0eorae Taylor. the Lake View bee
man. loaded car Of honey at the local
depot this w~sk. Mr.. Taylor knows
how To market honey ~ veil - tend
10 hers.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

War, with Its hid~ous loss ~ lie aud
property. ter,ning graveyard, orphan.
ed CHILDREN, famine. plague and untold
human Suffering " awful Ia think
shost. u 10 devou,ly hoped that
ssneshing oil happen TO hiring this
European slaughter to On end.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Tue Bradn~ld threshing crew are
taking . three days vacation on .. .
count of the County fail. Forrest b~-
lieyes In treating both his crew and the
fair right.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

The infant soH OF Mr.. and Mr..
Frank BSxtvum died "Wednesday
morning. The young parents have ths
sympathy Of the entire community.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

For California spese, psssh esd psss
lsoxss - rhe Russ Luusbss D nsr.
camille Company. Nh
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25
psaS Va Usn 49, = oslul -

Ths psopss asd - a1uoAs1 y =.
lseeiae - sssa - ~ - uAlee
will ~ lsspssm ~ lhsts tsunhls = =
sslscs shs en- fruu ~ ssasas = sseu
- thsy seand IN IT, nsla. ~ 80 =
The eesn b nsatssvd v y a1vlnbes -
sshs . saek o. . bssAss and - Int ~
nsld ana sslsst ~ bsss sass - -
llnd. y shls manner usaa - aseest
In oss day ssosss ssss = psass ssvssal
ecssa
tso.s u ~ thlmss thas ono $1,000
hnow IL sslscsine cssW " ~ ~ ~;
Early maturity. = cpsm assvtng b
Colosaato , hsld l,sra ~ Iash n > ~
rs~ty which will matwss hssbss the asus
KILLING fsss daring sDssss a sss s1ssst
seas00s.
One should sake cswsuI Doss - v
whether the ssa,hs an growing IN >
postion n the Geld In which 10 ssaed
n svssd snd postlm, ~ the ~ uhtrh
hss sDii W typs similar " the tssaas-
der 81 this nsld.
IN usN 4sct yWuv ~~W 80 sWs0
heavily n,snured NJ very stch part =
your land, hast sessct ssnd san svOwu
under normal csadletoNs. Cusu b .
plant whtch rvadtly sslapss itssM -
type of ssal aud tewds IN psus1Wce bsst
M aiuilar typ~ u land In thai spua
which u vas sowW.
Avoid s~lecsiMg fswWs STALKS thas
stand 81 the end n the Nssd whsss osss.
ditIo.s are bstses sOs shssv dsvs,ssr
meOt.
ts~,ert from stalls shst err sassAis9
sr~ct, and ssslhs which bsvs ri.
ncisnl amount n lsav~.
DU not sstscs. ssss thai 80 hlsh ~
the Stock ~ exssssitaaiy mo ~ ths
sssik, lsut Try ~ "a sass tlss ~
medium high end have . dsOsh
BY se,scsisg grpd sass fsuss uealks
growtng unstss Shsss cspndtslons. hev.
Ing the abovs characteristics a seaih,
one shoUld b ahls - bacssass The
yield u his cosn sssssy w csat over
the crib sslscssoo snsshed. - ,. =
Nucko,s, q. =. T.. Foss Cutlsas.
:
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

A number Of our citizens attended
the county fair at Cort-x yesterday and
large number will attend again
today.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25
PeAs;llas

froa, . crnt N tvo cssts . psusA.
Pues cider vinseas - usaes ~ salenn.
New OslsaWs syssp d - essstsa usllnu.
MN J. W. 0Lsx. I1slueses, Csan.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Fifty yean ago In August. 1884.
wheat sold at e2s0 and corn st d 80
per beshsl. Il wss war time and our
fsshen knew what Vie hish COS -
living meant.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Fos f1als-A hosss end too Daes q
Eighth ssssss. lsQSiss Il Axis = rOs
Ter, 3lsf
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Come tn THE Star osilcs sor yOus
post cssda. sseuic. osMusc, birthday.
etc. LILLIAN BEAn
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

We cant Just - Why the var In
tsrfer~s with the sugar industry. TIE
Germans simply have neglected their
sugar beet culture aud gone TO raising
"Caiu"
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

A deal vas closed "Wednesday where-
by Hamuel t'rreory became the owner
Of A. q. Millsrs property on the west
side Of Second street.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

The minstrel show given In the local
opesa hS0s last Friday evening y ~
parted To BE- the pSakI~~t that ever
stopped u this place. A shew given
the week besoss vas alan IN the punk
clsss. The majority II shows thss
stop IN this place ere pons e0ouxh, bus
when two ~ much psposer than the
ordinary stop within two ~e~k tbs
paisemcs II the thsatre nsss~ en- taxed
to the limit, And th~ loys srs talking
q using the stalls esx cur on the next
bum iroop that ssops here. eho~s orr
well pstwntsed IN this pisse by so
diencss tbss sre mot ~ oil critical. snd
any TROUPE giving anything worth whi's
In the line of IN s0trrtainusent will
he trest~d With rsspect, hut ~e would
advtss the next agsrcssttoO II sassa',
ipals, Who sss working the show bUsi'
ness - side line, 10 pss~ thls plsc~ W.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

e. p. Lyen announces that he vii
teach the violin In Dolores aud neigh.
boring towns again this fall aud winter.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

The parents who rear their sons 10
idlensss ere doing them IN unsprak.
sbie harm. Every boy 10 entitled to
know by sctual experience what bard
manual labos m~ans, and IN srrths
blessing that ooa,es from touxhened
muscles and tanned skin.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Mrs. q. F. sullivan aud daughter II
Quarry. paseed through Dolores en-.
route 10 DurangO Wednesday.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Ia var hes not only ratssd S0od
- over night but thsrs has bsen
essnssd IN exceptional desire TOT home.
sasod lsnd 10 ths west. The iasns'
assia hes shsolotely demonstrated bis
indspsndencs and Wills there b up.
parent uarest In other psoeessloDs,
whtch b 10 BE- SURE unvarfsntsd, the
lhsmssr above oil hiss before him . 80.
I'M o. uDbooadsd prosperity. Whether
= not the sudden riss In loodslufss u
ashitsasy or b the natural result os eco
noMic coalitions, the fsst Fsmains
that ever the tilies of the coll h assured
~ IN abundant living In any crisis.
o.. - U..S
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Akin ! PDstss have their baoain
countes full ~ dishes.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Harry Pys wss . Tsllursds passes
ger on yesteeday's train.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

The eond HOUSEWIVES srs busy can
ming and preserving fruit. The frui, is
Ane - to sir and fisvos and the price
b very reasonable. hay, wont u taste
good this winter when the snow h
flying.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

NM. Matt Hammond and daughter,
Irene, returned ho,ne Tuesday from Z
lew days Walt In Durango.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Criat wtIts - wss up frm bis
Laks vlsw nd Monday With son'e
Sne Elhessa ~ -.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Rcd Harrls Bssa. Mercantile Co. 7
I'd on the lest page NJ shh papss.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

mr.. and MIS-. Williamson were guests
Of the kaufman family last Sunday.
~. and MRS. Oscar Triuble and chill
dpeu visited at the House ranch last
Saturday and Sunday.
NJ. ard MN. Augis Hoppe we're bust
uess Gallon In Dolorss Monday.
ms. Jim Aowesy aud children Who
have bsen waiting the LScss family
m too wssks rssussed hose tase tat
urday.
Charlie Gsnarth's thrsphing machine
10 waking the schos on the river this
week.
NM. Fam johnson returned from
their summer camp 1t Dunton Monday
John Ciafiin left for Trinidad sunday
morning In responss 10 . telegram
stating that bic mother was very ~.
Wss Dunlap took him IN Durango
saturday night 20 he could catch the
train In the morning. Later word was
received that his uiotbes was still Nv.
Ing when be rsached Trinidad.
Miss Isaheil Aker wss the guest Of
MIS-. Ciaflin Saturday and Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Dr.. Rents will s~ll h.s horn aud
buggy cheap. Sse him 81 hls rnach.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Chss nair and family posed on their
way 10 Cedar lest week after . short
visit To Dolores.
John Thon,pson 10 putting up hay
on hk plscs aud reports nns crop.
Tue fall round up b IN fuli swing.
The cowboys ars riding TOT bref steess
for shipment.
There n NO small amount Of rejoicing
by the travsleru of the Norwood Do
lores ruad To hear that shs nav rad b
no longer . dream but . rsaiisy. Work
on u b yell under wsy.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Plans have hsss. oenpleted by the
Coiorrdo New A~xk1e Fair Association
for one of the bsss Mr. thst this asso.
citation has sves glvso. The fair wIll
Be- held ss Dursmop October ., 7. .,
and .. Tbsre ell - Arsoplans flights
each day BY the Wsisht Bns. Aviator
machine. Bssstalt. horssrscing,
motor cycle rsca.9, sxhibiston Of fancy
shooting by Captain Mssdy aud Dr..
Oschner. Industrial uarasse. autoa,o-
bils psrsds. TIE bsue display Of assi.
ealturai and bosstsaltssal prudssss
ssd lavs ssasa ewes seyws " ne -
jeaa hsstn. tiasssss carnival sssy
sight THIS Gill b. the nfleenth IN
nvai sais Al the O0,osaxise New AextsD
ansocbation end psomisss 10 b. sFsat
for Ill whO attend.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

lAnt = I'm ne sesuses - uHonsuns
Tuesday. eiSW In p,slp woseos ssvstses
esm smA 90 ~ biIh. elsuess ptEase
rrtusm IN ssss 0(lDrp.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

The hillstde south Ut town n plsas-
INK stght nov ~ Iis rot's Of sutsasn
Col0rI
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

bsy aud ~ ~ ktsdsse ssuse1
hand eeods. Hlak.s sase pstss ~
iaqatss n }. r. Hs9ts~A.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Al k.sds ~ h,sh.sssAe ~ sosh -
rhe rssas osacs. isssss ksa6s, noee
hssAs, snvesosss, hali hsudDA sssas
,u~ais, thank lsswsa, lsssaa, 80. 0ss
pet>su.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Fos eals--Fins Dsnsoa pluss. In.
quirs q 0so. wilssls.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

How fortunate that the hasehall
scOres do not have to cosps through
the hands Of the s~nsor.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Mn. w. =. lway h Waiting with
sss asass'ss ". ". w.''sos' 81
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

8. n Phl~eas a Lebanon, b erectina
fruit hossr on the ground just south
0f the local dep0t.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

In Mod q ocs and plenty their
; NO vsssa ltsu human swine on
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

Cnulds's hsvs asss vsaslss ~ ~
aais v Il - hssa ass6s = 49,.
The Dolores star., 1914-09-25

N. b. PasDua. - Dolores, agent Tor
the Overland csgst ead G. n. carnan,
Of Denver, from slss bsa,e agency, lesvs
this morning for D<evsr. Mr.. csrmsn
Sid hi. nee car = "a L~vey, and Mr..
Psrons goes ny - Bwo csm. He ex-
poets To ship one Zen and drive the
other from Denver = Durango BY way
a Alsa,osa snd Svss the range. He
.ay. he can drive u anywhere there's
enough daylight bsswe~n the top 81 ths
earth aud the ~ 10 get through
without scraping eGDnin.t neighborinx
pisn~ts.-wednssdAtss Dunngo Dem
0crut.