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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
JULY 4
Fifth Avenue Branch
5th Ave. and l3d st.

Ab6svals, S. SO
Anssieaa Ci6ss c., Csa. Truss SO
An. Cssl Products Co.. Geld Nsses so
Ansr;esn Thread c.. IL 10
Americas Pub. Service C. ST. SO
Assis-Ansiean Oil c., Mas
Assses Rssisa6sn c., Geld Nstss So
Asssria vsnsss Mills c., 1t Mtg. SO
Atlantic Cssss LGb~ Csp. (D). So
Auts Sales Gun & Oee. Co, ST. SO
Bsns~ Z Arssstook R. r. Co.. .. 1t So
Bane~ 4 Arsss,ess R. r. c.. Ind So
Bsnss R'vsy 4 Else. c.. la Cen. So
Bsrne, 4 Smith Car C. Let So
Benfsd Lumber C. Let 60
Bingham 4 Garfield Ry. SO
Burlington, N. C................s%
Cahsn Comfy. Ala. Sc
Csrokns Public Service Co. ...... &c
Csns,l Arkansas & Eastern Ry. So
Central Of Go. Ry. Co. Mae. & No. Div.ss
Cea6.l d C. Ry. C. Middle Gvn. So
Central Of Ga. Ry. Co. Mobile Divn s.
Central Stamping Co. IL 50
Narsssae~u Terminal Co., let Mtg. SCI
Gsu.n' q. Rome 4 Ssuah.R.R.Cs..la S.
Oie. 1 Nil. Elee. Ry. 4 Gsht C. So
Cneinnsd Northsrn Ry. ca. ... lst a
City Of Milwaukee. All Issuss
City d Troy, Ala, Improvement. . e
City d Troy. Ala, lmprovemsua Ref.@s
City Of Troy, Ala. School Ref. 49,. u
Cleveland 4 Ssndusky Brew. c. la g
Csls- Wyoming 1 East. la 4 Rel. So
Csapstins. Tsb.& Reessd.G Gold BIDS. Sc
Csaseeteut Lighting 4 Power Co. lt s.
C~dsis, Co, Pubic Imp. Bsod SO
Cssnfy d Jsnss, MisL
DiAou, S. {. .5oe
Dsbb;e Foundry L Machine Ca
Deainion Mfrs. Lid
DuSam DupIex RasR.. Dish. SO
E1asnElsetiemm.cs.oN Y. lsteens.s Sc
EkssaEeeh;ellhm n. Co. ofBtIyn.esns%eo
Electrical Securities C~p.4h sssiss So
Envssd 2st Linz Ry. C.. .... Ia So
Fayetteville Gas 4 Ese. C. 80. la So
Fsrsyths Co.. N. C., Rel, &C H.. So
Csnar,l Gas Z Electric c.. So
Gr.nd Lake C. lo-yss. .Dsb. Sc
CsdR.p;ds, Csd. Haven I Null Id s.
Grssuviss Hsas Tel. Csnpany e. so
Grssswieh 4 Jshnssnvius Ry. -. az
Hsrissa Gas 1 El~. C.. ..... ia g
Hastings s. Hotel lstAdts. Gu. Bds. Sc
Hspe Tel. d E2h.t, Ind. -. .sTe
Hunter Township, S~.Ca. DisNe.s Sc
Hyde windlsss C. -. 1t 4 P. N. So
Indiana Railway c.. LIST 81
Indianapolis 4 Louisville Ry -. Ia az
JaekssoUlle Terminal c.. $3.50. lst S,
jamestown Street Ry. Co. Ii. .... SO
jefferson County. Go. Sc
Kansas City, Mo-. Judsmsa Boods.
Principal only .@lS9c
Ksekuk Unien Depot .s9c
Lima Elee. Ry. & Light c. ...... So
~Livinssten Niagara Power c.. .lt G.
Lsekpst Z Oksts Ry. C. .sT
Ms;sa, S. C., Town. SO;
Msys Mn
Memphis Terminal Cen.
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WILLIAM +. BONBRIGuT & COMPANY
unsnFIlnrlfn l

Northern Ontario Light & Power Com
PAM Limited has c,l.ared scmi-annua
dividend OF three per cent ,3r,D or is
preferred stock. PAYABLE July 18th. 1915. 70
holders % record At The close OF bushes,
30th. 1915.
JAMES AITCHGSON, Secretary.
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HARRISBURG LIGHT apoWER COMPANY

This Board % Dire tors have declared "a
regular quarterly dividend OF Ia C on The
Preferred Stock OF his Company. payAp..
June 81, 1918. 10 stockholders Of recor3
June -, 1915, Checks Wi. be mailed. .
II. W. STONE. Treasurer.
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THE BANK OF AMERICA.

NV NOrk, JNUr INth, 1915,
The Board of Directors have to-day declare
a semi-annuel dividend of fourteen IA per cen
payable july LIST. 1915. TO stockholicr,
OF YccoTd OF this date.
The transfer books will rcmain closed unit
July and. l9l5, ". NJ BENNET. Cashier.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
COUPONS PAYABLE JULY, 1915
40 Broadway
London Office
% Lombard ST., London, E. c.

M~ehsn.s Despatch Es.;p. Tra
Michigan Telephone Co. ~ s.
Missssri 4 Illinois Bridge B. Rye. ~
Mobile 4 Ohio Ry. Co. Equipmsnt D u
Monroe, Me.
Montana Power Co. la 4 Ref. series
M~oultrie, Go. So
Mupeie Electric Light Co.la Mtse. SO
Nstional Light. Heat & p. Coll. TT So
Nssh,. Ry. 4 Lish. CO. Ref. 4 E1ten. s.
New Brunswick Southern Ry. Co. 80
New Orleans Terminal ...... .la4B
NewYork Central Lines Equip. 1910 4i5s
New York Central Equipment. 1912 4l1s
New York Central Equipment, 1918 4Hs
New York City
New York & East River Gas c.. Isl
Niagara & Erie Power Co ..... .lA5,
Norfolk 4 Southern Ry. Co. go. .lnn
Ocean Steamship Co. LIST !,
Oeonee County. S. C., Funding So
Ocenee Co.. SC. Sc. Dis. No. II. .5o1
Omaha 4 C.BluHs St.Ry.C Co. LIST o So
0nondasa County Reg. Int Court House
Pittsbus Oh Company ........l h 4i5s
Pleasant Valley Coal Co ........5 SO
Portsmouth s.. R.R. 4 Light C. la IS
Pueblo County, Colo, S. Dist. No. IS
Pueblo Traction and Lighting Co, SO,
Pulaski Gas Light Co. ...... .la6os
Pyramid Land 4 Stock Co. list S. r. SO
Queens Borough Gas & Flee. ca. Let S.
Ray Consolidated Copper Co. ..... So
Riehland, Georgia, School Building SO
Richmond Light { R. R. c.. .lah
Rio Grande Western Ry. Trust go. Is
Rogue River Electric Co .......lhs,
St. Clair. Mad. & 81. L. Belt Ry. Co. 40
s.. Louis Brewing Assn 1t s.
{, Louis Southwestemlst Tem.& USE
Ssnford& Cape Pc. Ry. Co. 1t Mtss- SO
Southern Sierras Power c.. 900. e
Southern Utilities ca.
Spanish American Iron -. lists. F. go
Springfield xenia Tel C.
Steinway Ry. Co., la So
Stephenson Co, John. Sc
Stsphenvills No. 4 So. Te,ss Ry.
Sylvester, Ca, School Bends .... so
Syracuse Gas Co.. ...... la IS
Temple. Ca. School B'ds
Tenn- Central Ry.. P. 90
Toll, Canada & Southern Dets;i Ry.Ce.L
Town Of Rye, N. r., Distrie. Ne. l. "a
T~ransylvsnia R. R. Co. la s.
Troy Tel. Co. so
Tuinueu Sugar Co.. lst Mtss so
United Lead Co.. Debenturs SO
United Public Utilities Col. tt so
Unit'd Verde L Pae. Ry.Co. IL, Mtse.s9to
Waller Montana Land 4 Water Let 60
Va. 4 Southwestern Ry ..... la SO
Waco, Texas. Water and P. W.
Wsvsriy, Ssyre 4 Athens Trse. Co. so
Wayuesville. N. C.. Water 4 Sevu.s1o
Weuinston Home Tel. Co. ...... SO
Westinghouse Elee. Mig. C. Cow So
YorkuIe, S. C.. Graded School BdA
July 10
Jo6esANe. Indiana R.R. Co.. Mtss. 3l9s
July IS
Asissaa Territory. Funding
Tru,tsa. N. Y, Town Of. Rel. $40
Winds, Ga, City d, Water Bonds
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AMERICAN CHICLE COMPANY.

NyNNDN SIVI TTTNIIT.N
New York. Jun 18Th, 1915.
The Board Of Directors has his atF g..
clarei u dividend q one ,p per cent, pa!
ah'e July 20th next 20 stockholders O.
record at three L. NJ on july l-th. 1913.
+ { ROWLEY. Secretary.
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THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the liIN nf NeAA York

New YORK, June 18th. 1913.
The Board OF Directors have TINS dal
declared a quarterly dividend Of FlNF
PER CENT. payable on and after Jul,
lst, 1915. The transfer hooks will rema!f
closed until that late
ELMER WHITAKER Cashier
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THE ALLIANCE REALTY COMPANY

INF B0l'I u D.f'e'-"s q ms C0mpan
have This dty declared a dividend OF Ia Il,
on the outstanding capita. stock OF the
company. payable July 10Th. 1913, to stock
holders OF record al the close Of business
July 10Th. 1918.
HOWARD W SMITH. Secretary.
New York. Juns 2Sth. 1915
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Eleven A. NJ. bids 10 Liverpool were |:
July, 9.26c. October. 9.70c. January,
l0.o2c. The market there is due to open
to-day n to pa points advance.
REGENTS and stocks We're:
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PITTsRURG, June 2s.-Columbia Gas
and Electric was easier. closing at l2h,
on u. The rest OF the market was dull
and practically without change. Tho
ummary
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Spot cotton at New YORK was quiet,
10 points advance. Middling. 9.b5c.
Southern spot markets. were unchanged
TO lie point decline. with New Orleans
&c, Galveston &c. Savannah s 15-l6c..
Houston s.95c., Augusta s.ssc. n Mem
phis s.75c.
The New Orleans market closed
steady. Prices were
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company

Interest, on Thirty Year FRS, Mortgage
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds Of This CompalE.
due lgll, Wi. be paid on ana after July T..
1915, upon presentation " Coupon No .
TO the Bankers Trust COMPANY No. 10 Wal
Street. New York, y y
j NJ. b, HOXSEY, Treasurer.
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United States Realty y improvement Co.

III N~r00dWAN, Now NI.k- Jun Nm. l0lF-
The coupons on this C~1mplnys Twenty.
year pebenture SO Bonds, due On July Is
next, Will be puid On July LIST upon pres
cUtat!0u at the CowpIuy's once. Room
li0s. Trinity Building
VI FELLOWS Treasurer.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a good demand business in
pot cotton, with middling 4 points adj
vance at Slid. Sales. $4,000 bales /;
receipts, Ia, 900 bales, all American.
Prices at Liverpool closed steady.
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The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid at par at the ofrce OF the
Undersigned, 1875 pevonShire Street. Bos.
ton. Mass, on the First Day of July. 1918.
with accrued int"rcs; to that date. after
which date interest on said Bonds will
cease In conformity with the terms Of the
Trust Deed
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Interior stocks and receipts were

Exports yesterday. l5,433 bales. To-
tai thus far this season, s,l00,6i5 bales.
against S.s76.l02 bales last year.
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The New England Trust Company
TRUSTEE.
WEST VIRGINIA PULP a PAPER co.

by JAMES r HOOPER President.
Boston. Mass, June Is, 1915.
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MISCELLaNEOU

$500 A G q W S.. q :? IN 70
i0Coo c " & s = CIV So lo3% 1904. l0o% l03%
eoo y T. Tel IS 1882 l0iN 1914 l0lr l0lt
lSo Swift 5........... IS IS 81 IS
9s0 Uni Fruit &4s 1879 9SA %k aa s5N
OO Western T q T So sc &c Sk 81,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-07
DON'T CROWD!

Cleveland, GA girl with raven
tresses, who imagined she was Nep-
tunes daughter, danced on the cold,
cold ground in Wade park at the edge
of the pond last night a. la Eve and
sang 'In My Bower by the Beautiful
Sea"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-07
*Re-elected.

The following bond issues won:
Dormitory for John Worthy school,
100000. This will enable the bride
well authorities to provide farm col
ony for boys.
Shelter house and farm colony,
$25O,000.
Contagious disease hospital, $780,
900.
Bathing beaches and Fairgrounds,
100000
Garbage disposal plant, 100000.
Fire stations, $663,000.
Police stations, $1,199,00O.
The double platoon was defeated.
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candidates
Mayor-Wm. Hale Thompson, Rep.
City Treasurer-C.. H. Sergel, Rep.
City CIerk-John Siman, Rep.
NEW COUNCIL
(Holdovers in blackface.)
Ward. Alderman. Politics
John CoughIin Dem.
Michael Kenna ......... Dem.
2-Hugh Norris Rep.
oscar De Priest ...... Rep.
Edward J. Werner ..... Rep.
3-N. A. Stern (short term) Rep.
+John A. Richert ...... Dem.
david R. Hickey ....... Dem.
SThomas A. Doyle. Dem.
5-Charles Martin ........ Dem.
6-Willis o. Nance. ......... Rep.
g. Alexander A. Mccormick Rep.
John N. Kimball ...... Ind.
*Charles E. Merriam. 80. Rep.
8-Ernest M. Cross. .... Rep.
8-John E. Tyden- ........ Rep.
e-Eugene H.. Block ....... Dem.
9-*Hiram Vanderbilt Rep.
lO-OdIIlCS . CSIIIs
Klaus Dem.
I1-C. F. Pettkoske ......... Dem.
L1-*Edward F. Cullerton. =. . Dem.
I2-RudoIph MuIac .....,. Rep.
L2-*Otto Koerner .........D Dem.
I3-Frank H. Ray. Rep.
81. R. Anderson Rep.
I4-Joseph H. Smith. Dem.
As James H. Lawley Rep.
-5-*H. Utpatel Qong term) Rep.
-5-Wm. E. Rodriguez ....... Soc.
6-John Szymkowski ...... Dem.
W. Zwiefka Dem.
IS. S. WaIkoWiak ........ Dem.
Lewis D. Sits .......... Rep.
j. HeaIy ........ Rep.
8-B. ]. Grogan Dem.
e-James B. Bowler ...... Dem.
9-*John Powers Dem.
L. Flick .......... Dem. |
Oh. E. Miller. Rep.
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2s-M. J. Dempsey Prog
28-*Harry e. Littler ....... Rep
29-Frank McDermott .... Dem
29-John Hrubec Rep
30-WiIIiam R. O'TooIe go. DEM
30N*William ]. Lynch ...... Dem
31-Henry P. Bergen. ........ Dem.
31-*James A. Kearns ..... Rep.
32-James Rea Rep.
32-sAlbert ]. Fisher ........ Rep.
33-M. A. MichaeIson Rep.
33-Robert M. Buck ......... Rep.
34-John Toman Dem.
34-Joseph G. Blaha ........ Rep.
35-Thomas J. Lynch ..... Dem.
Sc. H. Janke Rep.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
WASHING


The Carranza agency in Washington
received the following message dated
Thursday from Gen. Carranza at Vera
Cruz: Il have just received word from
Gen. Oregon that Gen. Arrieta has
captured the city Of Durango"
White Star line officials report that
five of the passengers of the liner
Arabic, two of them Americans, are
dead. nine others missing, and be-
lieved to have persisted: and forty
members Of the crew dead,
Announcement that cotton had been
declared absolute contraband of war
by Great Britain came as no surprise
TO officials in Washington. Secretary
Lansing was Informally advised by
the British embassy some time ago
that this action had been decided
upon and that formal announcement
WAS delayed only pending the ar.
fangement Of detaiis.
According 70 reports received ut
warrington, Gen. Carranza viii reject
peace conference proposals and ask
recognition OF bis government.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
WESTERN.

Twenty-four are reported dead and
10000 homeless ~ q result Of the
heavy rain and flood at st. Louis.
Mr.. ]. C. Letton. formerly of Gal.
weston, Tex, while in Denver, gave
the credit Of the saving OF lives In
the recent storm at Galveston to the
great sea wall constructed following
the great storm of 1900 at a cost of
$4,000. 900.
Claiming that she ia penniless In
Denver, but that her husband is worth
$4,000 in property in Wyoming and
Utah, Mrs Lena Talent filed suit in
the District. Court in Denver against
r. e. Talent. asking for divorce and
$4,000 alimony.
A total of 256 known dead resi-.
dents of southeast Texas coast points
and crews of wrecked craft Of all
wrecked craft Of all kinds; sixty-flve
persons missing, many Of whom are
believed to have persisted. and prop
erty damage close to $5O,O0O,OOO was
the toll taken by the hurricane which
swept Galveston. Tex, and the Gulf
coast section
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
Eloht Dead In Arkansas Flood.

Little Rock. Ark, Aug. 24.-Five
thousand people in the town of New
port, Ark, last night were marooned
by the flood waters of White river.
According to telephone message re-
ceived here the populace is in desper.
ate straits. Eight persons are report
ed to have lost their lives. The lev
ees gave way and the town is mum
dated to depth ranging from five to
twelve feet and most of the population
sought refuge in the upper floors Of
the hotels and the court house.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27

FROM all SOURCES
SAYINGS. . DINO Q. ACHIEVE
ssGMrs. sUFFGnlMoe. MoPgs
AND FGARe or MANKIND.
wsstsrs Nswspapse Uassa Nsws sssvssA
A0oUT THE WAN.

~. p.....s ...- vuna.c- .na
uym.s.. 49, 49, -
..S..-S - s..,,..a -h.r
1870 $500. psw., EAw.rA
-. ,o-,,.A,.ss .rx mt Nv : German
.uh,,.rin.
~. 1900. ...... Ami. /, AT
...s -. 80 n-rsS N chri.t,ani..
~. 49, .rrE hv . .ubmsrine. Her
cr.w -. .sved
4 A,.n..,h - ~. c.,,.., Nav. from
Petroerad says: ..The President Of the
Duma has announced that the Ger.
mans lost the battleship Mo,tke, three
cruisers and sevsu torpedo boats In
the RiRa battle.
Tia German rmperor. with Cen. Won
ralkeuhsyen, chief of staff Of the Ger
man army. Field Marshal Won linden.
burg. Gen. Won Bessler, and brilliant
suite. entered the still burning town
Of Novogeoreievsk, near Warsaw. on
AUG. 20.
Marouis Al Garroni. Italian ambas-
sador TO Turkey. saturday handed to
N. Part. . mote decIartne italy com
sidered herself In 0 state of war with
Turkey and demanded his passports.
according TO an official telegram from
Constantinople.
a di.p.tch from Rrast To the Hayas
.,.ncv renort. the .inkinr Of two
.ts.msh,ns from Amaric.n norts. The
nss.,.n n, .te.mar n.rhs.tsn 2.s1s
-. .ros. from ph,I.dslnhis lur. a
-. 80, snd .h-.. ..i,,n, ve.sals
-. ~. -. nk
1ae WINE eeeI i~el A.Dio. -. ~.
Ume AsA pessonesrs eue cfeW y. 1sA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
SPORT.

The Grand American trap shooting
handicap was won At Chicago BY Louis
B. Clark.
n. A. Mclaughlin II the new Cole
RADIO golf champion. He won the IT,
tie at the Lakewood Country Club in
DsAver from Lawreace Bromfleld,
twice champion. ON the, last put Of ~
spectacular . thirty-six hole match
~ was ever played west Of the Mis-
sissippi river by amateurs.
Gilbert Anderson won the sixth an
nual 3O1-mile road race for the Elgin
national trophy. His time was 8: 81 Is,
an average Of 77.25 miles per hour or
nearly three miles faster than the
record, established by Ralph De Pal.
ma, who won last year when Ander-
son was second, and two miles faster
than Cooper's record.
At the preliminary hearing Of
Frankie Harris and Abe Attell, Jr.,
charged with being principals In q
prizefight ut Milliken, Colo, on Aug.
4. and Ralph Brogan and J. w. Rob
erts. charged with promoting fight
on July s and Aug. 1 at the same
place. all four defendants were bound
over to the November term of the Dis.
trict Court.
Earl Cooper, driving an American
made car at the rate of 74.97 miles
per hour, won the Chicago Automobile
Club trophy road race at Elgin. Ill.
His time for the SO laps of aO1 miles
was 4:01:32. His team-mate. Gill An
derson, was second, in 4:06:04. Barney
Oldfield. who drove one of the pretti.
est road races Of his career, was third.
time 4:O9:55.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27

Csrdinnl Sefaifno Vnnnuts1N, aoaA
q the Sacred Collses, = asaA e. Rs0o
at the age q 81.
Il was announcsd b IL niaistsr 6
finance that the deficit Of Peru for
1915 aggregated e1.Soo. go.
The German Rsichstag pssseA imam
inousiy the ten thoasand millioa
narks war loan on beth the second
and third readings.
German submarines have caused the
death OF i,1ss civilian non-conbatants
including rs Americans. since Ger
man warfare % msrchantmsa wa
formally launched Feb. 10.
In the week ending Aug. 10 the
British Admiralty reported Officially
thirteen vessels, Of . total tonnaes II
"a. 1910. were sunk: eleven OF them BY
underwater craft and two by mines.
Thfrty.nine persons lost their lives
In the sinking Of the steamer Arabic.
the White Star line announced after
completing al Investigation regarding
the total number OF persons aboard.
Rumors are current in Duma circles
in Petrograd. according to . dispatch
to the London Times. that Premier
Goremykin will resign with the title
Of count and be succeeded by Minister
Of Agriculture Krivoshein.
A Messina, Sicily, dispatch Of the
18th. says. the chief signal officer At
the island Of stromboli reports the
0runffon NJ large nua ntitiaa NJ Laws
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
Confer on 1855 state Shortage.

Denver.-M. A. Leddy, former state
treasurer, held . conference with
State Auditor Mulnix regarding the
shortage Of $9,S6s, which was recently
discovered in the accounts Of the state
treasurer for, the last administration.
Mr.. Leddy will take up the question
of the shortage with former employees,
who worked under him, to determine
the responsibility for the shortage.
The former state treasurer is liable.
under his bond to the state, for the
amount. and tho state will receive It
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
GENE RAL.

A million dollars in gold reached
New York on the steamer Phila.
delphia.
1t is stated at Atlanta, Ga, that q
member of the mob who hanged Leo
M. Frank is known, and the arrests
are likely to be made.
Three persons were injured and
two score we're bruised and scratched
in wreck of westbound Western Pa.
cific train No. l near Halleck, New.
The body of Leo NJ Frank, who was
lynched at Marietta, Ca. for the muir
der OF Mary Phagan, was buried in
Mount Carmel cemetery. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
A report reaching Ell Paso, Tex,
from Chihuahua City stated that TWEEN.
ty-three executions took place there
Sunday. Among those before the fir
ing squad was Aureliano Gonzales,
brother OF Gen. Pablo Gonzales OF
Carranza's staff, according to Mrs
Gonzales.
Abraham Ruef, once . power In
San Francisco politics, serving a four.
teen-year sentence for offering bride
to a San Francisco supervisor, waa
paroled from San Quentin peniten.
tiary by the State Board of Prison Dt
rectors. Ruef's parole provides that
he shall go to Mendocino county,
where he has ranch, and remain
there ninety days
The will of Ferdinand Sulxberger.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
certsz Posse Gets Alleged Slayer

Cortez.-Joe Spat, one of the Ital-
ians wanted for the murder of John
Jikeno at Perrin's Peak near Durango
on the night Of Aug. IA. was captured
by q posse composed Of Henry Craw-
ford. sheriff of Montezuma county. Al
Morrison and Marshal Mcconnell Of
Dolores. near Bear creek. thirty.five
miles northeast of Cortex. Deputy
Sheriff Jordan Of Dolores had section
men watch the railroad and they re-
ported two men near Bear creek who
answered the description Of the al
legged murderers. At Bear creek the
posse hid in brush. and soon Spat
came out, hunting food He was cap
tured without difficulty, protesting in
nocence and blaming Philip Tavinio
for the deed. A bloody razor was
found in his possession. Jikeno's body
was cut in a number OF places Philip
Travino escaped in thick underbrush.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-08-27
MRS. B.fOWL ELECTED
HEADS COLORADO BRANCH or
CONGRESSIONAL UNION.
evfsraeIsts at Colorado Springs Meet
Ing Name osfiesrs and Delegates
and viii Aid In Natioaal oattie.

Western Nsuspapsr Union News ssrvics-
Colorado Sprinss.-Colorado women
suffraGists, BY action upon completion
Of the organisation Of the Colorado
branch Of the Congressional Union Tor
Woman Suffrage. Joined hands with
their sisters who are behind the Su-
san B. Anthony suffrage amendment
which the national organization pro-
poses to push with renewed energy NJ
the next session Of Congress. II plans
formulated are followed in the fight
next winter, say leaders who attended
the two days convention Of suffrage
leaders in this city, passage of the
proposed amendment to the federal
constitution = assured.
The plan ~ outlined BY Miss Alice
Paul, chairman of the executive com
mite of the Congressional Union, will
be an effective filibuster, conducted
BY members Of Congress from suf-
frage states.
Mrs. Bertha Fowler of Colorado
Springs was elected state chairman OF
the Colorado branch at the organise
ton meeting. The other officers. who.
with Mrs. Lucius Cuthbert Of Denver.
member Of the national advisory
board. a. ex-officio member, make up
the state executive committee are:
Mrs. Lillian Kerr, Colorado Springs,
first vice chairman: Mrs. Robert Full
Ter Of Colorado Springs. second vice
chairman; Mrs. Kate Russell Of Den
yer, third vice chairman; Mrs.
Frances Wayne Of Denver, fourth
vice chairman; DR.. Caroline Spencer
Of Colorado Springs, secretary; Mrs.
Berne Hopkins Of Colorado Springs.
treasurer. The headquarters Of the
state organization will be maintained
in this city.
Following the adoption Of the con-
stitution. sixty delegates were appoint.
ed to attend the National Women's
Voters convention In San Francisco,
Sept. IA, Is and 16.