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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
Colorado.

The wellinRton Mines Comnanv,s
propertv IA keepinR both Of its Coz.
centration mills running full time.
shr.ck pr.un md Wallace. lesss~a
of the Helen mine. ON Niger hill, near
Australian eulch. are working the
propcrty steadily.
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r.n.. O,r.v a,.,r,c, IN. report.d sue.
c..s,u, re,m,,. NJ oiI notation for thu
m,x.d ore. hav. aroused interest In
the Availability Of this special treat.
ment for other m,nes in the locality
having similar ores.
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.,a ,mmsdi,tsIx MAD. srransements
=. ,,orL IN. Iov.r lave, NJ the low.
Cb,ef tunnel az the Csll,ope group.
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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
PUGILISM

New Jersey sports have entered .
bill In their legislature to open up
boxing again. under q commission.
Charlie White 10 downhearted BE-
cause he didn't get to tight Freddie
Welsh; but Willie Beecher cannot IN.
derstand why.
As q rule. an umpire 10 glad to e.
cape the task Of rendering . decision
when OF duty. Bill Brennan. however.
Ii . Glutton for punishment He has
taken up giving decisions In boxing
bouts now.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

GU many thousands OF
cuttings in different parts Of the coun-
~. and although in many instances
tne experiments have been failures,
there Is no longer any doubt that vii.
lows can be grown everywhere EXCEPT
In arid and semisrid regions. at high
attitudes. and In some portions of the
South. Commercially. they are now
crown only In q few areas, notably in
New York. Wisconsin, 2ennsylyania
ana Ohio. They may, however, prove
. remunerative crop. Estimates pub.
lished In Farmers' Bulletin No. 622,
Basket Willow Culture" indicate that
an Average annual net profit Of from
W to $50 an acre may Be expected.
In selecting = site for willow holt,
the nnt consideration Is moisture.
Water should be within from two To
six feet Of the surface, and the supply
constant and suiicient. II ID better.
however. to select . site which may
be too dry. rather than one which
may be too wet Where the moisture
conditions are favorable basket vii.
lows will grow on q wide range Of
soils. although they do best In . loose.
sandy loan. Excessively acid or ex.
cessively alkaline soils should be
avoided. Il II desirable. too. that the
wind have free access to the holt.
since this minimizes the danger from
insects. The neighborhood OF large
areas Of weeds Is also undesirable. for
Il 10 dimcult At best to keep the holt
clean. For this reason II n advisable
that bolts be established on land
which has been previously cultivated.
Many failures. II In said, are due to
lack Of proper preparation Of the
ground. II possible. . previous crop
OF corn or potatoes should be plant
ed. Late in the fall the land should
then b pIowed and left to weather
during the winter.
All basket willow hollis are started
from cuttings from shoots or
branches. Since the plants last from
twelve to fifteen years or longer. the
best stock should b selected for this
purpose. OF the many varieties. only
the American green and the patent
Lemley or Lemley should be select
ed. These require less cultivation
than the purple willow. are easily
peeled and bring good prices.
Where cuttings are purchased. the
prices should range from one dollar
per thousand for ten.inch cuttings 10
nvs dollars per thousand for two.yesr-
old 1t-inch cuttings. For less than
one thousand the prices are frequent
ly much higher. Many persons, how.
ever. have begun the cultivation Of
willows with . few hundred cuttings.
and have gradually ealarsed their
hollis ~ their supply and knowledge
both Increased. The better the phys
zeal conditions the less necessary Il
Is to have large cuttings. but under
any circumstances two-ysar-old plant.
Ing stock makes . thrifisr growth at
FIRST than cuttings from onsyear.old
shoots.
The best time TO plant 10 very early
In the sprtnG when the weather h
cool. the soil moist and the cuttings
show little II any growth. When cot
In their holes the cuttings should not
protruds moro than two inches shove
the surface Of the ground. The holes
should BE- barely large enough 70 70
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
BASEBALL

Honus Wagner 10 going TO teach
baseball 1t the Univsrsity Of Pitts
burgh.
Does that twenty.one.playe limit
for the National league clubs bar a
owner from buying kennel OF bird
dogs for trading purposes!
Another managerial possibility h
Germany Schaefer - leader Of the
Peoria club Of tho Three-I league.
Clarence Rowland had this club last
year.
The last time that Sherry Aases
played in Boston. he was hissed b.
the left field bleachers. Now they ars
giving him the glad hand and the
Royal Rooter root.
The New York Sun says that Il was
Wild Bill Donovan who ca1oied Cald'
well back to the Highlander. Mors
probably II was the lucrative terms Of
that 5000 contract
II was Lobert's speed - much - bid
batting ability that attracted Mc0raw,
The feet Phil holds the base circlinG
record. and McGraw was always kesa
on speed. speed. and then more speed
And one need not pause to wonder
that the only chirps over the proposed
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

" old-fashionsd ct tsa yean Of ass
and In the junk heap ave ysass later.
The German cruiser Bisschsr. . ans
ship. completed less thaa i've pears
ago. owes her present position st the
bottom Of the North see 70 the fact
that the rush Of progress In naval q.
signing bad made u impossible for be-
10 keep ~ with The pses 10 ths unto.
ths-niauts eeatssl
In Nslsoe's tins vsssAips vses ksoe
n tAs osse Ne usti1 tAsy vsss VEN
cot b Aaf1 ~ b eaP ~ vasuhAos
ago aot givea Q eAA0as y wear ouk
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS

Boston may stage an indoor sports.
mems show In the Mechanics building
next April.
De Palma has already entered for
the Indianapolis 5O0-mile motor race.
Ralph 10 signing up some months
ahead.
Eighty students are trying for posi-.
lions on Michisan's rife club. which
will represent the school In the na'
tionai collegiate shoot.
Alfred Grenda, who. with 0oullet.
holds the sixday bike championship.
10 recovering from an operation for
appendicitis In New York.
New Workers are planning TO charter
tho steamer Finland. which carried
the Olympic athletes. and sail through
the canal for the Frisco games next
summer
Twenty-Five point winners Of last
seasons eastern intercollsgiatss will
not b. found In the ranks this year.
Michigan 10 hardest hit with the ioss
Of her crack sprintsrs
II. q. Bullock continues TO maintain
his place a. the leading shot Of the
New Rochelle IN. ~ Yacht club. -
he has been winning the majority Of
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

ceitIeisn Made On Highway Act.
Denver. - The state permanent
school fund 10 not protected under the
highway bill which 10 now pendiaG be.
fore the State Senate. according 10 Q
letter which Mrs. Mary c. G. Brad.
ford. state superintendent Of public In.
struction. and W. W. Remington. sec.
Rotary Of the Colorado Teachers A..
ISOLATION. sent 10 Senator John q. Has.
~. chairman Of the Senate finance
committee.
orssr Prohibits csshlas ovsrdrssts.
Denver.-An order issued BY the
comptroller Of the currency requiring
national banks to adopt . resolution
strictly prohibiting overdPafts and
threatening them. Ia case Of disobedi.
ence. with being placed on the 80
day list" has aroused the opposition
Of Denver banks ~ we'll % those Of
every community u the country. and
patrons Of the Institutions who have
been given to the making Of over
drafts are being warned that they
must arrange their affairs % % 10 pr.
alt them 10 cease the practice.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

tail the best methods Of cultivatine
and harvesting the crop. The great
trouble, II In said, il the dfmculty Of
obtaining the necessary labor for
peeling. At times II Is almost impos-
sibie to secure labor at any price. a.
though the actual difhculties Of pssl
ing are comparatively few. The has-
vesting itself should cost approEi-
mately I'VE dollars . ton. grssa
weight.
The demand 10 extensive and
varied and . large quantity Of ~
ported willow IL being used in this
country. although manufacturer, u
10 believed. would prefer the Amsri-
canGrown II II could b obtained.
There are many uses for the basket
willow. familiar In Europe. which
have not developed In this country -
yet. II would seem. therefore. %
though the industry might prove .
profitable one for farmers who are
willing to familiariss themselves
with Il. II must b remembered.
however. that . certain amount Of
exact knowledge 10 required for sue.
cess. and that . poorly managed holt
rarely yields . profit. no matter how
favorable the conditions may seem.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

ceive the cuttings. never deeper than
necessary. A sharpened iron rod 10
perhaps the best implement for max
Ing . hole. The point should Be
abrupt rather than long. since other
wise the space At the bottom would
be too narrow for the cutting and an
open air space would be created I'M
derneath the plant.
Spacing. . matter OF importance
which depends largely upon the vari.
ETY. Of willow planted, 10 discussed In
some detail In Farmers Bulletin 623.
which will be sent free upon spplica-
ton.
The bulletin also describes In do
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
BUDGET CUT IS ORDERED
OFFICIALS ASKED TO PNgPARG
vGARlY GsTiMArGs.
AdministratIen Gives Notice 10 Depart
mont Heads rhat Expenses
Must Do Sisshsd.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Denver.-Except In case OF urgent
need 1t penal institutions, and other
institutions where confinement ID In
voluntary and where public safety ne
csssitates, al state institutions must
expect to keep their maintenance and
ether expsasss within their revenues
for the present biennial period. &C.
cordins TO administration plans.
Every department Of the state gov
ernmsnt must cut its estimated and
actual expenses to the minimum. and
heads Of departments must voluntarily
make such reductions In the number
Of employees and slashss in wages ~
may be possible without jeopardirins
efficiency.
The state administration acting
through Senate and House finance and
appropriations committees has given
due notice Of this to institutions and
to department heads.
The finance and appropriations CON.
mittees began work calling for esti-
mates Of expenses for the period I'm
der the budget system advocated BY
the administration.
All estimates will be taken into con
sideration Jointly and severally and II
found to be within the estimated reve'
nues-after the Inheritance tax esti'
mated income has been subtracted
from the estimated general revenues
Of the neutrality-suspicious. will be
made in accordance Herewith.
This is the program OF the admins
tration. WHAT actually is done. OF
course, will depend upon Legislative
action, either in conjunction with OF
regardless OF the action Of the state
administrative officers. heads Of de
partments and institutions and others
connected with state finances.
In this connection the evasion OF
civil service and salary slash" bill OF
the Senate finance committee. which
was introduced in skeleton form. Feb
2, and the details OF which are identi
cal with those of the Candlish skele'
ton bill introduced on the same day
has been printed and will be placed
on the special calendar.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

Few Year, ~ Nssi usssvlNsee, sNd
Then the oeese hssp. Seems -
Os Neeo0Nlssd THING.

When Nelson went Into the battle Of
Trafalear bis flagship. the famous old
Victory. wss more than forty ysass
old.
Thinss are liRsrsat newadays. n
he tWeatiseh eeotury . WARMLY ~
sins 70 grow ebse,sss . few nosths
olsse hee ee0Dleeiea; ~ b heDs1eeo'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
Only Two Tsrms Tor Officials.

Denver.-State officials and many
county officials are limited to two
terms and the state auditor cannot
succeed the state treasurer. or vice
versa. under the provisions Of 4 bill
introduced by Senator W. c. Robinson.
The object Of the bill 10 to prevent
perpetual office holding. The offices
against which the bar for more than
two terms In raised are: Governor,
secretary Of state. attorney general.
superintendent Of public instruction.
county clerk, county treasurer, super.
intendent Of schools. county commits.
sioner and coroner. ~ we'll ~ tho
state auditor or treasurer.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
WGSTgNN
MINING NEWS
IN ONIGF

Wssssss Nswseaosr uaion News Service
Market Value Of Mstais.
o. Louis.-Lead-S3.77h.
0pelter--eS.760G99.
New York.-Bar silver-4SNo.
Lead-S3.S203s7; London, Els, q.
Spelter-Sss00ss2: London, go.
Copper-Electrolytic. 4lAS20lAs7;
casting. 31+3s0l4s2.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
Members ssIse. Favori.s Measures.

Members select Favohte measures.
Denver.-The Republican members
held caucus at which each submitted
to the rules committee list Of his
bills showing his first. second and
third choices for consideration. The
first choice bills are promised prefer
ence and will be placed on the calen.
dar which the rules committee will
prepare. At the same time there was
submitted = list by Minority Leader
Ffncher. showing the first choice bills
Of each Democratic member. These
also will be considered In the commit
tee Of the whole. Bills desired by
Governor Carlson. the district attor.
neys, the county judges and the stock.
men will be considered at another eau
Gus. One hundred and ninety-five
measures were given right Of way by
the caucus-in first. second and third
classes-and about 500 others will be
allowed to die.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

"A mss jumpsd isto The rtvss ss1ay,
but another man Who vas sasslns q
the tine pullsd hin est.
"Dsd be bear any MARIN q i1sssia.
cattOnf.
Nothing but Q wrist vaaeA.-
What did tAs sallane rseeuee .
when b sew Ne wrist vslch?-
He threw hin 10 AGAIN"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
New Mexico.

The Rodeo nitrate beds are said
to average % per cent, which makes
them workable.
The La Luz Copper Company has
incorporated with a capitalization Of
3250.0O0. Mining and smelling Of ores
will be its principal object.
II was stated at Artesia that Den
YER capitalists are to put up the $780,.
900 to prospect for oil In the Pecos
valley on the lines laid down BY
Biologists Fischer and Arnold.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
Wyoming.

Work has started at Sunrise on the
High Line and Lone Jack mines.
Wyoming's oil output was nearly
doubled in 1914, as compared with
the production Of the previous year.
Nsnd amounted to 4.6O0,000 barrels.
G. X. King Of Douglas has leased
1900 acres OF oil land in the vicinity
Of Thermopolis and expects to have .
drilling outfit at work within q short
time. The prospects for both oil and
gas are very good.
II Is learned that the corporation
formed for the building OF a refinery
and pipe lines In the Big Horn basin
has been Incorporated under the laws
Of the state OF New Jersey for $780,
100000. and II Ia expected that the
incorporation papers will be filed In
Wyoming within a short time.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

HE growing o. basket
willows could be profit.
ably carried on much
more extensively In the
United States thar 10
now the case. In recant
years the department OF
agriculture has distribut.
cd mapv thnu..uA. -
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26
Y. Q. Records o. Land entrlss.

Denver.-Number Of original entries
made at each United States land Of.
flee In Colorado In the seven months
ending Jan. 81 last. and the acreage
covered by the entries, a. reported by
the registers and receivers:
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

They become o,d-tashiessl as1 ehse.
lsts Wills thsir sssiass ssl suas asd
srnos are stiil - soed - - ths az
q eomplstion. That b Gee rsasea
WY it v 70 nucA noee sspsasive
70 nsintaia Q aavy thaa Il uss6 = -
-Cinsianau ftnesOeas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1915-02-26

ehams q veu. pawl
Lttle Lsnssl-oay. ~. vhas = .
peo0oee9f
rsw-A Deooseas. -, = Q -
We oo11o oo0ooA1nG - no0AH - r
aesshs - ~ deean1 vssA =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03
Speedways May Improve
Efficiency of Stock Cars.

The editor of "The Automobile" one
of the leading American trade papers,
ventures the opinion that the new
speedways will tend to assist the
manufacturer in improving his car,
not only by private test, prior to
offering the car for sale, but by giving
the prospective buyer a practical DEM
onstration of the performance Of the
car at high. sustained speed.
He thinks there IS an increasing pub
lie interest in the speed and hill
climbing performance of the stock car,
and suggests that this interest may
develop revival in stock car racing
on the speedways. He thinks that by
creating rules for the governing Of
stock car racing the motor buying
public might be interested in attend
ing such events to get first hand
view of just what the different cars
can do at sustained speed.
He calls attention to the fact that
the speedways will probably not prove
paying investments unless they can be
kept constantly in the public eye for
testing stock cars as we'll as racing
snecial cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03
Ward Electric to Make
Test Run to Cleveland.

An interesting demonstration OF the
capabilities of the modern electric COM
mercial vehicle will be made in con-
nection with the Electrical Exposition
and Motor Show. to be held in the
Grand Central Palace from October .
to 10. 1t is proposed to run one Of the
new Ward special electric delivery
wagons, which have lately come on the
market for the use of merchants who
are interested IN low priced electric
vehicle, from New York to Cleveland.
This machine will be sold in connection
with a new Edison battery which is TO
be rented under a plan by which the
owners of these cars will be supplied
with continuous power without the ne
cessity Of delay caused by recharging.
The delivery wagon which will carry
out the forthcoming demonstration will
start from New York on 'cross-coun-
try test trip, and 1t is planned to take it
TO Cleveland under its own power and
have il ready for exhibition during the
annual convention of the Electric
Vehicle Association OF America. The
route which has been selected will pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03

block traffic between 5Sth and 59th
Streets.
The car itself is treated in deep
purple body, with extremely light vel
low running gear. and the slip covers
are of specially imported cretonne with
a deep purple background and large
flower design in striking shade OF
heliotrope. The cloth is said TO be
waterproof and the colors are guaran-
teed fast.
There is not the slightest doubt in
the world about their being fast. Ihey
are the fastest things that have been
seen in Automobile Row for many
moons. but the ingenious inventor Of
the startling creation, Mr.. Fickling,
Of the Tickling Enameling Corporation
of Long Island City has in course Of
construction at his Long Island plant
two more sets of slip covers which
threaten to put even the heliotrope de-
sign in the back row. One Of these IS
to be vivid green background with
huge red roses. If this does not stop
the ultra motor set, Mr.. Tickling Will.
the following week. exhibit in .he Carl
Page window an effect in auto cream
background with still larger red roses.
Those who are interested in things that
are new and vivid for the car may have
the pleasure of taking in this bizarre
slip cover exhibition at the Mitchell
salesrooms during the next few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03

model with the regular onc-man top
the detachable top may be completely
removed. The accompanying illustra-
ton shows the detachable top with
the rear and side windows In place,
leaving the car in a semi-open state.
The King company has arranged with
its dealers TO supply the new detach-
able sedan top for $3.50. in addition to
the list price OF the touring car
$3.50.
The new Hudson sedan is OF the
permanent top type, but the windows
and glass tops of the doors, and also
the glass partition which divides the
tonneau from the driving compart
ment, may be removed, thus affordinc
an open car with permanent top
and windshield This model lists for
s2,45O.
The Oldsmobile company has pro
duced an all-year-round car which has
n detachable top similar to that EN-
ployed by the Chalmers and Kissel
cars.
The Buick line Of closed cars tor
the present season consists of sedans
limousines and landaulets all of the
permanent top type. The New forE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-03

Buick Company was able to obtain
only fifty OF the sedans, which are
shown in the accompanying iliustra
ton. and. while they have all been
sold. arrangements have been msds
with the factory 20 obtain an addi-
,ional consignment Of limousines and
landaulets. These are built on Two
sizes of chassis. Tho smaller Oac
has wheel base Of ilj inches. seats
three passengers and has two drop
.cats. This lists for 5000, delivered
In New York.
The larger car has n 1heelOase OF
1870 inches and seats FIVE passengers.
This model Is shown ia both limousine
and landaulet bodies, listing at $3.50,
delivered In New York.
One OF the most popular OF ihs
Buick closed cars this year is coupe
which seats three and lists for sl,3s5,
delivered in New York. The first con-
signment Of these has been completely
sold, and only one sample remains on
the floor OF the New York agency. Al
rangements have been made with the
factory, however, to secure for delivery
between October and December an sd-
dtional lot of fifty Of these coupes.
The Cadillac Motor Car Company, OF
New York, is specializing this year
more than ever on closed cars. The
accompanying illustration shows the
latest eight-cylinder Cadillac, fitted
with special landaulet body, listing at
1895. While the Cadillac factory
produces several models of closed cars,
the New York company supplies an
additional line of practically every
type that could be desired By the
closed car owner. Special designers
are kept constantly employed az the
company's New York headquarters IN
the creation of special bodies, which
are fitted to the regular eight-cylinder
chassis. The Cadillac and Locomobile
companies are probably doing the
largest business in special cars Of this
type in New York City. The Cadillac
company has prepared to produce more
than twenty types OF closed cars on
special order.