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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
BREAKS A COLD,
OPENS CLOCCED
HEAD and NOSE
'Pape's Cold Compound
ends severe colds or
grippe in few hours.

Relief comes instantly.
+ A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken win end grippe
misery and break UP g. severe cold
either in the head chest, body or
limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up NOS
trils and air passages in the head,
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache. dullnoAs, few
erishness. sore throat. sneexing. sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-uHi Quit blow
ing and snufiing. Ease your throbbtng
head! Nothing else In the world gtNes
such prompt relief as 'Paps's CuaA
Compound" which costs only Is censs
at any drug store. Il acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no IN
convenience. Be sure you gst the
genuine.-Adr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES.

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fish
cries viii give a public hearing in its
room az the State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY, Feb %, 1915, al p. NJ.
No. 70. Petitions OF Elmer G. Powers
and 40 others of Topsham: Albert F.
Adams and 10 others of Bowdoinham;
Albert NJ. Graves and q others OF Tops
ham to amend Section l. Chap. o51 of the
Special Laws Of 1909 entitled IAN Act
for the better protection Of alewives
shad and sturgeon III the various rivers
OF Maine"
THURSDAY, Feb %. 1915. at : P. NJ
No. II blouse No. So. An Act TO amend
vised Statutes 1909. as amended, relating
10 the measurement Of Holsters and to
add thereto Section % as hereinafter set
forth.
CLARENCE GoLDTHwAIT. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
INTERIORS WATERS.

The Committee on Interior Waters Will
give a public hearing in IT'S room at the
State House in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. Feb "a, 1875 at ?. P. NJ.
on the following bills:
No. IL Resolve in aid OF navigation on
No 1s. Resolve in aid Of navigation ON
Rangeley Lake. Mooselucmegpntic Lake
and Cupsuptic Lake.
tights nm Sehago Lake, Songo river, Bay
Of Naples and Long Lake.
No. Is. An Act to enable the Newcastle
Lumber Company to erect ana MAINTAIN
piers and boons IN Bag Wooo roma III
No. ls. An Act to provide for . com
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
TEMPERANCE,

The Committee on Temperance will
give public hearing III its room at the
State House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY, Fec, a, at ?. NJ
An Act TO provide for the sale of in
toxlcating liquors for medicinal and
manufacturing purposes and the arts.
An Act TO amend SECTIONS &c. 81 and 40
OF Chapter 29 of the Revised Statutes
relating to the manufacture and sale of
Intoxicating liquors and particularly the
manufacture and sale of cider
. An ACT TO amend Sec. ] Of Chap. % of
the Revised Statutes Of the State of
Maine. relating to nuisances.
EDGAR s F0SSETT Sec
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APPROPRIATIONS AND FiNAN.
CIGI AFFAIRS

The Committee on Appropriations and
Financial Affairs will give a public hear
ing in its room at the State House in
Augusta,
TUESDAY. Feb 90. 2P NJ.
No. ~ Bangor Anti-Tuberculosis As
ISOLATION.
No, DC. Trull Hospital Aid Association
No. 80 Old Town-Orono Anti-Tubercu-
iosis Association.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. q, at r NJ
No. A. Bar Harbor Medical and Surri-
cal hospital.
No; 40 Home for Friendless Boys.
No. AZ. York Hospital
No. 80 Children's Protective Society.
No. 81. Rumford Hospital Association.
H, z NICHOLAS, Sec.
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PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Committee on Public Health will
give a public hearing in Room 81 at the
State House, Augusta Maine,
TUESDAY, Feb. 2srd, at 130 P NJ.
Resolve in ard of the Maine Anti
tuberculosis Association. for educational
and organization purposes. Hearing
postponed from February 16 to Feb 2S
Resolve providing for laboratory
buiIiinp for the State Board Of Health
An Act TO regulate the construction or
mausoieuYns or tonbs to be used for per-
manent burial.
r. O. MIOHACD, Sec. and Clerk.
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CLAIMS TO HAVE
ESCAPED FROM THE
CUSTER MASSACRE
Bangor News, Feb. 49,

Frank Girard, otherwise known as
White Cloud. an Indian scout who
fought with Gen. George A. Custer IN
the battle of Little Big Horn 80 years
ago, and who claims to be the only
man who escaped death at the hands
of the Sioux In that conflict, was
Bangor visitor yesterday, being on his
way to Old Town.
SHOT SEVERAL TIMES.
While Cloud did not escape from the
battle of the Little Big Horn un-
scathed but on the other hand he bears
the scars of many bullets and some Of
the bullets are still in his body. One
IL in his forehead over the left eye.
which was destroyed as he started to
ride away; another is in his left leg,
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Pens SONS.

The Committee on Pensions will give
public hearing in its room at the State
House, in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. Feb. q. 1915. at P. N.
Resolve in favor OF Eliza E. Philbrook
of Kittery.
Resolve providing for State pension
for Clarence H Smith of Norway,
Resolve in favor of John French Of
Lewiston, Maine.
Resolve in favor Of George n Holland
of Hampden.
Resolve in favor Of Harry J. Bean of
Augusta, kennebec county, Maine.
JOSEPH w. SMALL, Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
CLEARS BLOTCHY SKIN

Try resinol soap for a week. You
viii be surprised to see how it clears
and freshens your complexion. even in
that short time. Used for the sham
poo, it removes ,dandruf and keeps the
hair live, rich and lustrous. This is
because it contains the soothing, heal
ing resinol medication.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
HAIR COMING OUT?

Dandruff causes q fevefish irrita-
ton Of the scalp, the hair roots
shrink, loosen and then the hair
comes out fast To stop falling hair
at once and rid the scalp Of every
particle Of dandruR. get a 25-cent
bottle Of Danderine 1t any drug store.
pouzsa little IN your hand and rub II
into the scAip. Altar few app5ica-
tiens the hair stops eeming cut and
you can't md any dAndruf1-AdE.
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LABOR.

The Committee on Labor will give a
public hearing in its room al the State
House, in Augusta,
THURSDAY, Feb % 1915. at 2 P. NJ
An Act regulating hours of employ
ment and relating 10 conductors and mo-
tormen.
HENRY A. DEsCoTEAUx, Sec.
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TOWNS,

The Committee on Towns will give q
public hearing in it's room at the State
House. in Augusta
TUESDAY. Feb. e, 2 p NJ
An Act to incorporate the Northport
Village Corporation
THURSDAY. Feb. Is, 2 p NJ
An Act to divide the town Of Bristol
and incorporate the town OF South
Bristol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20
STATE LANDS AND FOREST
PRESERVATION.

The COMMITTEES on State Lands and
Forest Preservation aViu give a public
hearing in its room at the State House,
in Augusta,
TUESDAY. Feb. q. 1915, at P. M
70. An Act requiring the, disposition
and highways.
So. Resolve authorizing the land agent
10 convey certain lands in Township No.
5, Range 4, Lynchtownl. in the county
OF Oxford
~ Resolve for retracing and defining
lines avonnd the reserved or school lands
and townships.
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BANKS AND BANKING

The Committee on, Banks and Banking
VIII give public hearing in its room at
the State House. in augusta,
WEDNESDAY. FEB. p, 1915, at 9 p. M
No; 13S, An Act to amend Chapter one
hundred nineteen OF the Public Laws Of
S. c. c. WARD. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20

mission to be known as the Peoples
Water Rights and Power Commission OF
the State Of Maine.
ALBION W. BLAKE, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20

the State certifcation OF teachers Of
public schools.
". A. KICKER. Sec
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graves of Revolutionary soldiers ir
ASHLEY ST. CLAIR, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-20

=, committee or Judiciary will give
,mbIic hearing il its room at the State
80 - augusta, on
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
WELLS 70 MINERS PRECEDENT.
Metal Men Discuss Legislation 70 Aid
Revival Of Industry.

Denver.-Plans for legislation which
will foster the present great revival Of
the mining industry In Colorado were
discussed at the closing session Of the
Colorado Metal Mining Association
Schemes for more Just taxation for
mining lands and the blocking Of land
leasing bills In the National i.ewisia
ture were discussed.
The following officers were elected
to serve during the coming year:
Bulkeley Wells Of Telluride. presi,
dent: George o. ArEan Of i>esdyiile,
first vice president; Horace =. Lunt oil
II Paso. second vice president; Rich
ard Doelofs Of Cripple Creek. third
vice president: John N. o'Conneli,
beaver. secretary. and A. N. Collins,
Greed. treasurer.
The members Of the executive CON.
mittee are Buckley Wells. John N.
O'Conneil. n. NJ. Henderson,. Thomas
r. Henahen. James Doyle. &. II. Han
ingtou. u. N. Moscript. John q. Clark
and Jesse r. Mcdonald.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
HORNS NOT NEEDED
By DAIRY ANIMALS

ny \ H. NysTRoM. Washington Er'
perimAnt eSAtionb

ny \ n SYsTRoM. washinsssn In.
pertinent stationJ
Receipt In The case Of cattle that are
70 b used for sxhibitioa purposes I'll
Aairy animals should b dsAo0sA. h
the wild state cattle needed horn ~
psoesoeton. but In the prsssnt State of
doosseication hesus ssrve no ussesl
pusposs and aso . source Of consider
able Annoyance.
On the adult saiDsl the horns nay
b removed By he uss Of the saw o.
clipper. In either cass the cut shouA
be close enough 10 the head 10 leave
Q ring Of hair % ths part thst y ~
moved. otherwise thsss 10 liksly 70 b
. stsbsy growth Of hesn sppsas IN ths
course Of . year OF tWo
The bsst and least cruel method o(
Psoevtag horns b By means Of ~ -
plicattea II eanstie poeash 70 Tie born
buttoas Wills the calf b from ooe "a
eosS Gays old. The hair b carefully
clippsA from the button asA tAs
nclsesosd snd Of . stick Of caustta
pesash 10 then rubbe1 - ths spot NJ
90 ~ skin bissds sli0Atiy. Carr
shosll - takes 70 provost ths lieuk
eansete iron running - IL buttoo
~ n sely Z sma1l aossat b Fubes1
% thess wtll - - danger from TIN
ssusee. q ~ easseie hes bseu prop
SHY aDDitsd thsrs Win ~ . 1sat q
shs skuil whses The bsltea sppeasol
80 no Aorps VII develop.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
SENATE AND HOUSE COMMITTEES NAMED
During Assembly Colorado

chairman: npencsr schmidt, NoonAn
nsa,. ROBERTS and Wright
ch.irn.a Crist. SaSin. Meairata. HrScs,
Ps.o,. COUNTER s'''A' ~ '
krus@. uiiL coisais, spencer. uravss
Hearts. Noryell and ORourhs.
msn: BiIis. brake, 0arwood. Haasrmsn
DisiriSh and panKiss.
Andrew. White. Ardonrsi and KeaSsay
Engrossmsnt-- chairman. Iuge
stokes, Dunkiss and bailey.
Snr s: .as aHsss.. s.oa.a. az.
iegos. White. Fcx. NaFoid and West
Fees and aiarieS--Howiand. chair
man; a.ssrm.e ,s T:,.' a.ps..; lag:
KENNEDY. -
Federal Relations---A Mayer. chairman
stokes. wsiss.. Tonse, puffs!. MUCH
T- Pissna srnss NV. Norton and s"d Ms:ns
Taylor. Gin. Weiss. Ardosrsi. DasIsS
An aoSs. Esp.n.e.-Mep.y,ss. chair.
Isr.ooS. Hearts Fox and BOYLE.
r:n and ss,:. VIM.
crist. Norveii,. Marold and Wriaht.
Insuranee..Drsks. chairman: How.
land. SAbtn, ontGUmery, Weiss, kruoo
Fox. Dunlap and Dietrich,
Indian and Military Affnirs-Huna
son. chairman: Gar ~ God, Garcia, Nc
Dewitt. McGrnth, Boislnser. Best. Born
and a N, TAYLOR.
Medical Affairs and Public Health
Gsrwood chairman; Wallace. Mayer
Bills. Thomp son. Hugh Taylor, West
McNair and Norm.
Labor--whitr, chairman: AayoR Al
drew, Colgate, stokes. Tome, H06er(a
J McNair and DUNLAP.
Judiciary-Babin chairman; Nelson
schmidt, spencer. Drake, NoOnaa, Crio1
Bruce, DuPraw, Dunktee and 0ealsy,
Mines and MininE--TOnGo. cSair -,
Taylor. Crist. White. sabia. Mayer. Ne.
Dewitt, Greene, Doyle, McNair
URourke. Roberts and Dufray. ~
Mercantile and Manufacturiag later
ests - Thompson. chairman: aarrSs
Biiis. Puffer. Haserman. AeDsvis{
Dietrich. Counter and Fincher.
PrintIns-Andrew,c Chairman: Whiea
scott, Hagerman, Kruss, spencer. nSii.
ley. Bolsinxsr and Porter.
Penitentiary = Colgate. chair nAa
Harris. Mayer. Gin. Thompson. NsiSsa
Wright, Eorvell and Horton
Public Buiidinss-aallsGoo ehaiP-
man: 0ilcrest. Dsmewood. Aunaoon
Harris. West Kennedy, DALEY Az
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
Colorado.

4. W. i.owrance has opened up
some good ore upon his group Of prop.
critics above Chattanooga. lie has q
large group there. adjoining the Ledge
properties on the one side and run.
ming up the mountain to the Bullion
King.
Jsn. Is the vindicator will pay out
the first quarterly dividend for 1914.
II In three per cent on the face value
Of si.50o.00o In paid.up shares, or Ss5.'
900. making S3.0s2.s00 distributed
since the company vas organized In
its present form.
Al losho springs mining activity
both In the Newhouse tunnel mines
fnd also In the Big Five tunnel hes
beer very large during the past sew.
ersi months and preparations are In
processes 10 increase the output msteri'
ally durinI the coming season.
Cripple Creek reports are to the o.
feet that the Gold Sovereign mine. nd.
joining the famous Cressou property.
Is mahine . wonderful showing and
the outlook could not b. more pronis.
Ing for steady shipments being msin.
tanned durins the present year.
A magnificent body of mill ore has
been opened on the third level Of the
six Points mine, = property belonging
to the stratton estate, Cripple Greek.
Mcleod aud Polly. the successful lsss
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22

Take half . day to examine and
thin up your colts feet. Many younG
horses are injured by letting their
feet grow wild. ......a
Rasp the rough edges. and In case
Of sand or quarter CRACKS rasp at the
Top Of the crack deep enough to stop
T. and then trim down the edges.
Sometimes II In best to have the
blacksmith put light shoe on.
Don't neglect . sand or quarter
crock that may lead 10 serious injury
later ON.
while Il may pay any farmer 10 buy
heavy werk horses II will pay him still
better to breed them On his own fasn.
Use big draft mares for farm WORT
and sell the seldinGs to swell Tie
hank account or make substantial pay.
nent on the mortgage.
The larger the Seldinss grow the
morn money they will bring. The
more feed they get. - . general prop.
ositiea, the larger they grow.
The ullage, ths crops and the In
come from the farm are oil moro or
less depenaent upon the scoaomical
nAnage0ent Of The work teams.
Attention to feeding. With respec(
10 ths Esd itsslf and to the method.
VIII reduce the cost Of Horsepower ~
a1irsd to do the farm woEk.
An attractive opportunity avaita
fAr0ags Who undestake the production
a high-elass cooneeeial mules. and
II 10 certain that many farmera viii
srsAp the opportunity within thu asxt
nv yeass.
WheeAsr brood mares or seldings. II
y the vsll-fsd horse that exhibits ths
grsatest endurance and e0cisncy IN
~ harnass.
All kinds Of breeding stock require
soo1 shelter-that b. DRY. clean. com
Portable and 10 constructed thaa thsrs
vin always - IN abundance II Dars
cir without exposins the animals u
cold drafts.
Brood sows and breeding ewes ~
Suirs plenty Of room and Will thrive
bsst II separated in punches, % q
to prsvsnt crowding and fighting u
he trough and fsed racks.
Pregnant animals should not b
kspt with other animals. where they
viii Be compelled to night thsir owu
way for Q place 10 eat and drink. q
they are more subject to injury. and
violent exercise 10 quite apt to Gauss
serious trouble.
Exercise 10 an important essential
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22

Exercise 10 mot only bsnsActai 10 10
muscular anA maternal dsvslop0eat
Of brssAins ssws. but Il pesvsats 60.
stipasioa. which 10 oas of ~ nsoe
ssrisus psobssas " have b esaeso1
with. u oar sews ass h $50 AssA
conditioa.
Breeding bulk. boess. n0s -
stallloaa shoa11 have rlsaty Of ffoaA
On. light end esssssss During ~ Wis
ter. Oar aniaa,D ean1e9 esvssop go
toas. muscle, ssosateutisa. &C.. II tAsy
srs compslisA q spsaA u winter n
the dark. Althy. psssiy vsatilaas1 psas
and stables asd ~ alloWs1 - ssse-
else asriAg the lAvesa1ss weaahss.
The grain saaisa of bsss1iAg 60
rails had bsst 10 nsle % laEgsey q
his hons-growa grain foo1A sush -
corr. oats. berisy as1 Dea1. sapO1s-
nsaksA by sseA psschass1 sss1s -
wAsat bran. niddlinss 81 linoeed
al neal.
Care should - sxsreissl 10 ase11
feeding too nucA hea4Dse1ue1ng
foods. but re shcslA strive = uais-
taia the brssding aainals b . -.
Vigorous AsaA-forniag eee11e1sa. b.
fssding them Q ratioa na1s - q
dian. wholssoae Mood. bose cd
nnscls fosuing foe1s.
Clover. alenlfa aAA mined hay cot
early and cured properly. are TIE bsse
kinAs Of roughaGs for bees1ln0 en-
mails Of al kinds duria0 ~ winter.
We must not forget ~ bsooA saws
when feeding clover an1 alfalfa ~.
% these folders VIII afford halh.
which 10 % essential n naintainina
them In . healthy. visoroas. nesh.
forming condition.
Tho mechanical coa1itioa Of ~
feeds may b greatly inus0ve1 ~ I'm.
ming through . cutting bon aad staA0.
Ing and mixing with wAsat bsaa. ~.
1linss asA other min lss6s beesso =
b fed to The bseo1 sowA
All brss1ing sai0als sheul1 hAvo =
ahuaAance u suceuIsot Sso1s lug1nG
~ winter. and theos nAy - -
vt1s1 ~ laying II supSly - en-
sasilass and roots. Hoe bess1ias
sows. ro1eD. vegetables. an1 wa91s
fruits are the bsst form u sucsslsoes.
- u Win ~ svssy farmer 70 raios
. crop OF roots 70 ted Bis broe11nG
swine during the wiatsr.
Some farmers 81 Wvitssu alvooo1s
feeding hogs corn snsilAes. bas -
not In favor NJ this psaetiss ss1 hovs
seen NO good results fron fee6laG
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
western Newspaper unioa New. service

- ,., . AZ
wsii.nds essismsn; Q; L niit:n. r Il
J. burris. aeorGe West.
Bankins-o, l.. Mitten. chairman: W
Ec.on R. II SinSoS T.mi II ~ n < Z
S. c,.. -. c...,, ., p.,,.,--r l.
p:ss.. sss,, S;:: !: kssa::. y. i
3sHsss n.rry M' Mosinsoo jehn 4
Tsrnsy ''' :" " 'S'"''"' '''" >
cn..,,,,,,.,., .m.,.u.,,.wu r
nss, ss.'. sSsir.ss: Il. Surfan
y T. Napier. q Hffs!teI
-: 's & sss:,.. = pess,, N e. ss Vii.
hsS.lson ,,.,x ,,. ...,,
CcsnT afnsesns,. Lnss smaf +
ssI:l.. " b Ssii',. j. 4 Merry
OieSGs nwm .x...,,o,., ,,.,,,,.
::s::. =. w:ss::s. 'x y. .: ::,.r.es
Robinson. y
vnr Ssnc,ssn wi,i,.r sese hsS,nsnr 4
'. Carver. p z Nspl:r. -,
y: Paterson, y. Il. Winbovrn. z. Will
Elii.m.. 9. ]. Rorri.. W II Adams
- Means. o. y. West. Dodge. Ad'
vo...,.. l. vii.
staA chairman; Z. n Wsiland. X e
Gsrran. l.; Dodge. J. 4 Berry. I. H
~ ~ Il Echesmssnorn.
aorSsouNvSenn SeHier chs,r
n Line. ana ]. ri.rn.s. "
Insurancs--k Winb0uru. chair
nan. =. u Dodge. w. r. eaton. -. u
Cusfrns Neveen = Morris. .. i. Napier
-. SCneIm4YnOrn.
MAJ: W c. Robinson; T. y, winbourn
EHnauss' = Miten. Il. Means
sos. George Lewis and l. = Barris -
L Kitten psv,S I Eiiios " Sna r Ea,o n
m.i,ix resrso"' "e"'fe west ana ="
nedicei Anaira-C. y wilkins chair
nan; L. scnsrmsrhSrn, Jf Pear
S1 q H.yman s1i v lem ana aH Z he.
ohnee anG alnRG-W J. Candlish
SHn .xr.n JS"s reatsoh: CCnar@'
!. cssraH ''' ~'''s Lew" anu I"
peAs.. 9. Pessrsen. q = carver
hfrma ,, kisse asd ySss1h Berry,
psdee. chairman; y. o. Peterson. Matt
1nns. T. ,shi =. D hamilton
u lee AND Joseph Berry.
MiHamss Jonn ttADsy: r. L. Dodge, "
T. ADAMS. Georas West ana W. ID
Hs n1ly..,. - ,,,,.
.pporttS ~ r. nSouyn
liot. W. o. Peterson. r. II. Means, John
Nesty W. D. Cenansh' l. = wIIiams
=; BUTTE n AIu6e. oeorse w sst; ,
aaron. yOsspn SeIrs' W. u. heiiiS
ann Il scnesmernorn. an, +,
asvisson ano EnHrpssment W j
xI. nIn"' SnS Wan 1onn naS,y Shas
mayhem ~ ). motifs ana II. H. hobih'
son, ur.,,
csnu 49, w am.; chairmam
thhares nssy9en; pavid Ehiot' W. II
A1ns Ino 4. fearson
sa's instiSueions ana fuonc Sniet
Hlne,.ss X, nhsuss. CHAIRMAN: w
snaisn. W. Fe.erson. y Cnlrah
Sss o. ). nurri'
snu u scnetmernorn
tsy Mt u., y. Eaton. chair
msi,:.s menhna. !onn lazy; Dsvic
HnnO1. nerman Niu9e snu y Hes
ROBINSON chairmsn; w. -. Cand1lsh
hUen' u wnnams =. But
~. nofmau hiuRe anu tfeOrRe I<evlH
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22

Littleton. 80 Remarked after each
had wed aud divorced another. Charles
Miner. fifty. and Mrs. Rosie Frazer
forty-seven. both Of Johnstown. ara
again happy. They procured . license
here. Neither Vas able to remember
the date Of the divorce which original
iy separated them. ny . coincidence,
they both became legally separated
from their second mates In March.
1918. Miner u Denver on nonsupport
charges and Mn. Frazer Of Bridgeport,
Nsb.. on the ground Of desertiou.
The Dolores star., 1915-01-22
WyeminO.

A new oil well has been struck on
the Rangely district EAST Of Ysrnal.
which Is said to be one Of the best In
that section.
by terms Of q five-year lease. the
Midwest OH Company will pay into the
state fund for the rentals Of school
lands at Salt Greek $1,000 = month. o.
total Of S350.OOO. For this sum the
state has agreed to permit the MD.
west to open eighteen wells.
The oil fields Of Wyoming whore
development work is In progress are
Salt Creek, Lander, Spring Valley.
Grass Greek. Little Buffalo Basin. IA.
sin. Greybull. Cowlsy. Byron. Cody,
Moorcroft. Douglas. Laramie Plains.
Rawiins, Rock springs and La barge.
OF these fields, seven are producing
oil. They are Salt Creek, Grass Creek.
Basin. Grey bull. cowley. Lander and
spring Valley.
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KEEP TINE sTADlES
CLEAN n WINTER


These pleasast Gays - v11ow 49,
thsfs y littis % - y . ~ 11mo -
look q IL sesbls as1 yaf1 = - =
manure has not ba0na 70 assa0a1nAe.
aad u any b ssssA thsss b - bee1sr
tins than The prsssae y ssattse = 80
evss The lasA. n asy lAa1 y ~ -
- slowed IN IL sDs1no ~ lan1 -
b. especially bsas11e1 ~ haviag ~
maauvs sDssa1 = - - Deesoe1e.
Later on. - ~ nassre beg1ae -
Dils up more ~ ~ ~ eehss ~
has been covered. u vsnh = . 49,
thing 10 rsnsnbss IL noom UaeeA
By Swing u . ooo1 eset q - ~
1ne plant foo1. II haaling t. -
mars, by al neans - - leeve = =
little pllss over The nsl1' bst sUsoo1
Il out 1t once.
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WcSTGNN
MINING NEWS
IN ONtGr


The Metal Markets.
st. Louis. --Lead-S352hd3H.
spelter-S5s5m5.90.
New York. Bar silver ty,sc.
Lead--$3,65W3.75. London Els les
Cd.
Spelter -S6.oOG6.i0: London. G3s
los.
Copper Electrolytic. S13.62m las;
casting, sl3.37mi3.62
London BAR silver. a2Iad per u.
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PREDICTS $3.50 FoR WHEAT.
Portland Lecturer Says That pres
viii d Paid ostere Another
crep 10 harvested.

Fort Colltns.-wheat will rise to
S2.50 u bushel before another crop 10
harvested This ~.. tho ,,.d,.,,.,
80. . -.
~ ~ '"e 's'"''s Gun
sfess ana snort course 10 session here
At the agricultural college by l.. N.
letters Of Portland, Ore, In charge Of
IN. por,la,a v,.,, .,.,s.r.,..,,.,
,-s...--, - -.
-'. ''' Tue ou''e' S'A'ss ~
partment OF Agriculture.
LETTERS said that ut the rat. wheat
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
lood and ooeiser.

New York.--Lead--S3 s5m3.75: Lon.
don. els las Sd.
spelter-S6.O0dGl0: London. EGO
los.
~. Louis.-Lsad--e3.5sha 3.b5.
spelter-15s5fi $50.
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Kansas City. -- Butter--Cream.ry
s3c firsts. ale; seconds. Csc; pack
Ing. ?ohc.
Eggs--Firsts. 33c: seconds. s3c.
Poultry-Hens. l3e; ROSTERS, i0t.e:
turkeys, 15c.
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South Omaha. Hogs Heavy. eS.SS
q6.7s. light. 16.tO0G7b; pigs. $3.50
6.?5. bulk. fG.65MG.70.
Cattie-Eative steers. SG,7s9sT5.
COWS ana hsifsrs. eS.ssafss; Western
steers, e5.7s0s.O0: Texas steers. e5,7b
9T.oo; cows and heifers. aC75:
calves, e7.O00e.76.
sheep yeariings. $1,000 go: w~,h.
ers, S5.7506s0; lambs, SS.0oMs.3b.